ENXDVR-4C
Digital Surveillance in a Box
4 Channel Digital Video Recorder
And 4 CCD Security Cameras with Night Vision
User’s Manual
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Table of Contents
1 Overview .............................................................................................................2
1.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 3
1.2 Front Panel ............................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Rear Panel ............................................................................................................... 5
1.4 BALUN Adapter (Balance-Unbalance) ..................................................................... 6
1.5 Remote Control ........................................................................................................ 6
2 Hardware Setup ..................................................................................................8
2.1 Internal Hard Disk Installation .................................................................................. 9
2.2 External Device Installation ...................................................................................... 12
2.3 0Selecting Video Format .......................................................................................... 14
3 Initial Setup .........................................................................................................15
3.1 Initial Setup .............................................................................................................. 16
3.2 Onscreen Information ............................................................................................... 16
3.3 Main Menu ............................................................................................................... 18
3.4 Channel Setup ......................................................................................................... 19
3.5 Record Setup ........................................................................................................... 21
3.6 Detector Setup ......................................................................................................... 26
3.7 System Setup ........................................................................................................... 29
3.8 Hardware Setup ....................................................................................................... 35
3.9 Language Selection.................................................................................................. 45
3.10 Exit Main Menu....................................................................................................... 45
4 Data Backup .......................................................................................................47
4.1 Backing Up Data ...................................................................................................... 48
4.2 Backup to USB ......................................................................................................... 49
5 LAN & Online Viewing Setup .............................................................................50
5.1 Identify Router IP Address ....................................................................................... 51
5.2 DynDNS Service Overview ...................................................................................... 53
5.3 Register with DynDNS .............................................................................................. 54
5.4 Create DynDNS Account .......................................................................................... 54
5.5 Login and Host Service ............................................................................................ 56
5.6 Setup Router ............................................................................................................ 58
5.7 Setup DynDNS Setting on Encore ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR ........................ 58
5.8 Set PC Client Setting ................................................................................................ 59
6 PC Client and PC Viewer ...................................................................................60
6.1 Main Menu ............................................................................................................... 61
6.2 PC Player ................................................................................................................. 65
6.3 Web Browser Viewer ................................................................................................ 75
6.4 Capturing Videos ...................................................................................................... 78
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7 Secuviewer .........................................................................................................81
7.1 Setup ........................................................................................................................ 82
7.2 Connecting to ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR ........................................................ 83
7.3 Login Setup .............................................................................................................. 86
7.4 Language ................................................................................................................. 87
7.5 Help .......................................................................................................................... 87
7.6 Exit ........................................................................................................................... 87
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Packing List
Check the package contents and make sure all the components listed below are
present. If in case there is/are missing part/s, do not return the package to the store,
contact our tech support, we will be more than happy to assist you.
• 1 x 4-Channel Surveillance DVR (No Hard Drive in this model)
• 4 x Encore CCD All Weather and lightning proof cameras
• 4 x BALUN adapter
• 1 x Power adapter
• 1 x AC power cord
• 1 x USB Mouse
• 1 x IR Remote Control
• 1 x IR Receiver Extension Cable (for Remote Control)
• 2 x AAA Batteries for Remote Control (Optional)
• 1 x Quick Installation Guide
• 1 x Utility CD (includes user manual and software)
Caution
• Make sure to unplug the power adapter of the Encore 4-Channel
Surveillance DVR before opening or hooking up any components
• Secure all cables and connectors before powering up the DVR
• Never leave loose parts or any foreign objects inside the DVR unit
• Do not open or install any internal components in a dusty and wet or
extremely humid environment.
• Operate the Encore 4-Channel Surveillance DVR in a well ventilated areas
to avoid overheating
• Do not block the air vents located on top of the housing
• Do not over expose the Surveillance DVR unit to a direct sunlight
• If you are unsure or in doubt of anything about running cables and
connections during installation and upgrades, please contact a licensed
technician
• No end user-serviceable parts inside except for the hard disk drive and the
PAL/NTSC mechanical switch. Extra care must be followed to avoid
electrical shock or permanent damage to the DVR.
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1 Overview
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1.1 Introduction
Encore’s ENXDVR-4C Surveillance in a Box is a compact 4-channel
surveillance DVR designed for home and small business use. It is easy to install.
With its small compact size, it’s a space saver as well.
The Encore’s Surveillance in a Box provides an intuitive onscreen menu to
manipulate the DVR operations according to your likes and needs, it can be set
to capture exactly what is most important to you and how it should capture, like
motion detection. It stays idle until motion is detected and it start recording for a
specific amount of time. This unique application gives you peace of mind
knowing that you have the protection to places that are most important to you.
The Mini-DVR offers a number of technical advantages. Video captures from up
to four places is stored in a Motion JPEG format, a universal format readable
not only on your DVR but also to almost any computer in the world. The ability
to support one internal 2.5” SATA hard drive means that the system will run for
days or weeks before running out of space or needing to re-write over the
oldest video scenes.
ENXDVR-4C Encore’s Surveillance DVR is fully equipped with the following:
• Four channel RJ45 input. Four high-quality all weather and lightning proof
Encore CCD cameras included in the package, these cameras are
equipped with 24 night vision LED’s which make recording in the dark a
daylight-like video quality.
• Dual compressions. MJPEG for video recording coupled with MPEG4 for
network streaming. With these protocols there will be no freezing and
limitations on what computer or operating system to use, most video player
utility can play your recorded videos and with MPEG4 your network would
not clogged your bandwidth that causes network hang-ups, etc.
• Compact Size, easy to hide to almost anywhere you like.
• Duplex operation with Half-D1 resolution recording
• Supports any brand of a 2.5” SATA hard drive of up to 1TB capacity for
more video capturing
• Onscreen menu changeable with mouse and remote control. Easy and
simple even for novice users
• Displays, monitors, playbacks, backup and records videos. Flexibility, you
can playback specific video file or you can go by time and date stamped.
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• Motion detection with adjustable sensitivity area. You can select which
areas to be monitored and captured when motion is detected. I can also be
set to record on specific recording and duration time.
• Authentication management for easy users’ management. Create a backup
admin user in case default admin is deleted by accident, or create a regular
user with limited access rights to just monitoring job only and many more.
• Easy backup to USB flash drive device, select only the video capture you
think is vital and save it in the USB flash drive, stick it in your computer’s
USB port and playback for review or save to the hard drive for backup.
• Software upgradeable using USB pen drive. Software or Firmware can be
easily updated using a flash drive.
• PC Player for Data Viewer on PC. Remote login or view your cameras even
you are offsite, whether you are in the office or somewhere in Europe and
want to view, change settings or playback remotely, not a problem.
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1.2 Front Panel
LED Color Function
● Red light
● Red light & Blinking
1.3 Rear Panel
Red LED indicator
Indicates the system is turned on
Indicates the hard drive is in use
No. Port Type Function
1 Audio_out For Audio output (not all model)
2 USB For USB flash drive backup and software upgrade only
3 USB For mouse use only (attach before turning on the system)
4 IR Extender For the remote control infrared cable extension
5 VGA For video output
6 CH1~CH4 For camera Video inputs Channel 1 to Channel 4
7 Power For DC12V power input
8 LAN For RJ45 LAN network connection
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1.4 BALUN Adapter (Balance-Unbalance)
Balun provides connection to the RJ45 Video-In connector using UTP or STP
cable to a regular camera BNC connector using COAX cable. Picture below
shows a simple connection diagram for BALUN and components.
The Network cable shown above connects to the Video-In RJ45 port Channel 1
to Channel 4. Microphone requires special adapter RCA (female) to Microphone
connector. Microphone only works on CH1 port.
1.5 Remote Control
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No Button / Name Function in DVR Mode
1 REC Start or stop recording / backup.
2 z DVR Switch to DVR mode
3 z PTZ Not Available in ENXDVR-4C
4 WW REW Rewind through video
5 STOP Stop playback or backup
6 II PAUSE Pause recording of playback
7 XX FF Fast forward through video
8 ► PLAY Start video playback
9 MENU Enter a menu or exit
10 ▲(UP)
▼(DOWN)
W(LEFT)
►(RIGHT)
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(Enter/Select)
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4 AUTO
13 MODE Changes to split-screen mode
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－ ZOOM OUT
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＋ ZOOM IN
16 1,2,----16
(Channels)
Move through lists or change the settings of choices
Change and confirm values
Start automatic screen view rotation
Not available in DVR mode
Not available in DVR mode
Selects the channel to view in full screen
NOTE 1- Auto pan and line scan may be switched, depending on the
camera’s internal setting.
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2 Hardware Setup
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WARNING Make sure power cable is unplugged from the unit before
starting!
2.1 Internal Hard Disk Installation
Step 1 Remove the top housing. Unscrew four screws on the bottom side of
DVR to remove the chassis’s top housing
Step 2 Fix the HDD and Cables
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Step 3 Connect the SATA cable and power cable to the main board.
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Step 4 Screw the top housing back to the bottom side of DVR by four screws.
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2.2 External Device Installation
NOTE All devices must be connected first before turning the 4-
Channel Surveillance DVR system on.
The following external devices can be connected to the Encore 4 Channel
Surveillance DVR.
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The USB connector on the rear panel is for a USB mouse.
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2.2.1 Mouse
Connect a USB mouse to the USB connector labeled mouse (PS/2 compatible).
Note that the USB port only supports USB mice, and no other USB devices.
2.2.2 LCD Display
Connect an LCD monitor to the VGA output to view the video output.
2.2.3 Security Cameras
Connect the included 4 Sony Standard IR Cameras to each of the BNC
connector of the Balun then connect an RJ45 with twisted-pair cable to the
Surveillance DVR. The included cameras don’t have microphone built-in.
2.2.4 Power Adaptor
Connect the power adaptor plug to the DC-In port plug socket. Plug the other
cable from the power adapter to the main wall outlet.
2.2.5 USB Flash Drive
The USB flash drive is used for upgrading the firmware and for backing up
recorded videos. This USB port only supports flash drives and do not support
other regular USB devices.
2.2.6 IR Extender
The IR extender cable allows an infra red head to be placed in a location where
it can be in the line-of-sight of the remote control.
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2.3 0Selecting Video Format
The Encore Surveillance DVR can accept either PAL or NTSC video input. The
correct video standard can be chosen using the jumper indicated below.
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3 Initial Setup
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3.1 Initial Setup
After proper installation, the DVR is ready to use. After turning on the system,
the DVR takes a few moments to startup. The main display screen is shown
after the system is ready.
3.2 Onscreen Information
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3.2.1 State Information
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Camera working
Recording
Network connected
USB disk connected
Hard drive status
Hard drive overwrite enabled
3.2.2 Icons
Percentage of hard drive already used
Current date
Current time
No signal from camera
Stop recording
Network disconnected
Optical disk inserted
1st / 2nd drive active
Channel display rotation
enabled
4-channel split view
Auto channel rotation
Stop recording
Playback menu
Event search
Recording information
Network information
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9-channel split view
Start recording
Enter main menu
Archive menu
Pan/Tile/Zoom control
Hard drive information
3.3 Main Menu
Press then enter the password to enter the main menu. Default password is
“123456”. Press to exit the password dialog.
The main menu appears as shown below.
• Channel Setup: selects the channel to change the settings for. Select “All”
to set the settings the same for all channels.
• Record Setup: sets the recording status
• Detector Setup: sets the channel to detect and the detection/sensor status
• System Setup: sets up most of the system options
• Hardware Setup: for updating the firmware, setting up the hard drive,
display and audio
• Language Selection: selects the language for the system menus
• Exit Main Menu: exits the main menu
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3.4 Channel Setup
Press to enter the “Channel setup” as following.
3.4.1 Channel Number
Select the channel or channels to adjust.
” / ” (default) sets viewing to full screen mode.
Select the channels to be viewed on the screen.
3.4.2 Active Channel
Enables and disables video inputs
ON – displays on screen and channel number changes to red
OFF – doesn’t display on screen and channel number turns to white
3.4.3 Record Channel
Sets the selected channels to record or not.
ON – selected channels are recorded
OFF – selected channels are not recorded
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3.4.4 Hidden Channel
Sets the selected channel as hidden, so it may be recorded, but not displayed
on the screen.
ON – the channel will be recorded, but not displayed on the screen
OFF – the channel is both recorded and displayed on the screen
3.4.5 Channel Name
Specify a readable name for the channel (up to 24 characters). Standard names
include “Room”, “Hall”, “Door”, “Lift”, “Area”, “Floor”, “Entry” and “Point”.
Alternatively, define a custom name by choosing the letters from the onscreen
keypad.
3.4.6 Rotation Time
Set the delay between screen changes in screen rotation mode (2~30sec)
3.4.7 Color Adjustment
• Brightness: Press “↵” button to change (1~20). Default is 10
• Contrast: Press “↵” button to change (1~20). Default is 10
• Hue: Press “↵” button to change (1~32). Default is 16
• Saturation: Press “↵” button to change (1~32). Default is 16
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3.5 Record Setup
Move cursor to "Record Setup" and press “↵” to enter "Record Setup" as
following.
3.5.1 Auto Record
Set how long to wait before automatically recording after the system is turned
on.
• 0 s (no automatic recording)
• 10 s
• 20 s
• 30 s
• 40 s
• 50 s
• 60 s
3.5.2 Video Quality
Three quality settings are available.
• Low – Lower quality video, but more video can fit on the hard drive
• Medium – a balance between Low and High quality
• High – Higher quality video, takes more hard drive space
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3.5.3 Record Frame Rate
Setup the recording frame rate for each channel.
3.5.3.1 Auto Balance
Dynamically sets the frame rate for each channel. After turning on, any channel
that sets off the alarm or senses movement will be give a higher frame rate until
the alarm stops
3.5.3.2 Record Total Frame Rate
Setup the frame rate for each channel separately.
4-channels: 60/60FPS available, 15FPS per channel as default
8-channels: 56/60FPS available, 7FPS per channel as default
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3.5.4 Record Schedule
Each channel can be set to record at certain times or when certain events
happen.
3.5.4.1 Channel Number
Select the channel to change the schedule for.
” / ” sets the schedule for all of the channels.
“1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8”: sets the schedule for an individual channel.
3.5.4.2 Recording Mode Select
None Recording is off
Time Indicates to record by time schedule
Motion Indicates to record by motion detection
Select the setting you would like to apply to the time slots on the calendar.
To set everything to this setting press “” in the top left corner.
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Set the selection for a whole day by clicking the X to the left of the day.
For example, Sunday is set to “Motion” mode and Saturday to “None Record
mode”
To set for the same time on everyday, click the T above that time slot.
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Each block on the calendar can also be individually set by just clicking on it.
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3.6 Detector Setup
Adjust the motion sensor sensitivity.
3.6.1 Channel Number
Choose the channel to set.
” / ” applies the settings to all the channels
Select “1,2,3,4” “1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8” to apply the settings to just the selected
channel.
3.6.2 Video Loss Alarm
To setup alarm mode when video loss by each/all channel:
“Mute”: No sounds ever.
“
Buzzer-Short”: sounds a small beep when the video signal stops
“ Buzzer-Long”: sounds a long beep when the video signal stops
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3.6.3 Motion Setup
To select the motion sensitivity scale as “Sensitive OFF”, “Sensitive Low”,
“Sensitive Normal”, “Sensitive High” or “Sensitive Highest”.
“Sensitive OFF”: doesn’t detect any movement
“Sensitive Low”: activates for the biggest movements
“Sensitive Normal”: activates for normal movement
“Sensitive High”: activates for very small movement
“Sensitive Highest”: activates for almost any movement
3.6.4 Record Time
Set how long the timed recording lasts. The following options are available: 5,
10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 150 or 180 seconds.
3.6.5 Alarm Mode
To setup the alarm mode when motion is triggered.
“Mute”: no beeping
“ Buzzer-Short”: emit a small beep when something is detected.
“ Buzzer-Long”: emit a longer beep when something is detected.
“ Alarm-Short”: sound the external alarm for a short time when the alarm is
triggered.
Alarm-Long”: sound the external alarm for a short time when the alarm is
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triggered.
3.6.6 Alarm Time
Sets how long recording lasts after the alarm. The following options are
available: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 or 60 seconds.
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3.6.7 Trigger Full Screen
When activated the channel that detected movement will be maximized to fill
the whole screen.
“ OFF”: It will not display in full screen when the channel is triggered. Also,
the trigger area will turn to “red-color”
3.6.8 Trigger Type
Initial Trigger and Continuous Trigger are available.
Initial Trigger: timing starts when the first movement is detected, and stops
when the allotted time is finished. Recording will start again if more movement
is detected.
Continuous Trigger: timing starts when the first movement is detected, but the
amount of recording time elapsed is reset every time more movement is
detected.
3.6.9 Motion Area Setup
Select the motion detection area. This must be set for motion detection to work.
If not set, no motion detection will occur.
Use c(u), d(v), __ (W), ``(X) to adjust the area. Press “” or right-click to
save.
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3.7 System Setup
To set up the Password, time, date and button beep…etc.
3.7.1 Query Error Message
Display logs for all error messages.
“ ”: Show error message with time stamp. “X”: Clear all error messages.
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3.7.2 View Setup
Set which items appear on the main in recording mode.
3.7.2.1 Icon Help
When it is OFF, no icons will appear on the main recording screen. Alternatively,
icons can be disabled individually as detailed in the sections below.
3.7.2.2 Error Message Information
System will save all error messages, all messages will be cleared after reboot.
“9 ON” - Display the error message.
X OFF” – Does not display the error message
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3.7.2.3 State Information
It includes record light, hard drive information, date/time information and rotate
information. All information can be set separately to be seen or not.
3.7.2.4 Channel Information
Channel information includes channel number, channel name, record light,
video loss, record mode, detector mode and alarm view. All information can be
set separately to be seen or not.
. , , , , , , Channel Number
: Recording status : Video Signal Status
: Detection mode and status (Icon will blink when motion is triggered)
: Alarm Active : Buzzer active
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3.7.3 Date/Time Setup
Setting up date and time
3.7.3.1 Date View Mode
Sets the date display format
Ex: DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD.
3.7.3.2 Time Set
To setup the day/time.
i / j (K / L): change the number
/(/): move selection left or right
: exit
3.7.3.3 Time Zone
Set the time zone where you are located.
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3.7.3.4 Daylight Saving Time
Set daylight savings time settings.
3.7.3.5 NTP Server
Synchronize DVR day/ time to NTP server through internet.
• Server Active: “9Enable”-To set this function available. ” X Disable”-
Ignore this function
• Server IP: The IP address of NTP server
• Interval (Days): Set how many days to synchronize
• Synchronize Now: Select it to start Synchronizing the NTP server
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3.7.4 Button Beep Setup
The system beep will sound when certain events occur. Each can be set to
mute, Sound A, Sound B or Sound C.
(Keypad beep setting is available for the keypad equipped models)
3.7.5 Input Device Setup
To setup the speed of input device: mouse, mouse repeat, keypad and IR
remote as Slow, normal or fast
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(Keypad repeat speed is available for the keypad equipped models)
3.7.6 Auto Exit Menu
Set the menu to automatically exit after a period of time. Set to OFF to only exit
manually, otherwise exit after 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 or 60 seconds.
3.8 Hardware Setup
3.8.1 Authentication Setup
Set user permissions.
: create a new account or delete account.
“__ (W), ``(X)”: set the permissions. A “9” indicates that user has permission.
An “X” indicates that user does not have permission.
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(Account Active): The account is active.
(Account Disable): The account is not active.
Account ID (account name): Enter characters as account ID.
Password (Password): By entering six characters or numbers as password.
Remark:
• Settings that are disabled for all users can be freely adjusted without
entering a password.
• If all accounts are disabled then all settings can be changed by anyone.
3.8.2 Hard Drive Setup
To set up the hard drive information and the overwriting function.
3.8.2.1 Overwrite enable
“9YES”: The hard drive automatically writes over the oldest video on the hard
drive when it runs out of space for recording
“X NO”: Recording will stop when the hard drive is full.
3.8.2.2 Hard Disk Info Summary
It will display the Hard Drive model No. automatically.
• Record Begin Time: The starting day/time of hard drive recording
• Record End Time: The latest day/time of hard drive recording
• Standard Record Size: The recorded Capacity / Total hard drive capacity
by Mega-byte. Also show up the % of how much capacity has been used.
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• Standard Event Quantity: The capacity has been recorded of event / Total
capacity for event.
3.8.2.3 Master Hard Disk
• Model: master hard drive model number
• Record Begin Time: The day and time this drive was first recorded onto
• Record End Time: The most recent day and time the drive was recorded
onto
• Standard Record Size: The recorded Capacity / Total hard drive capacity
by Mega-byte. Also show up the % of how much capacity has been used.
• Standard Event Quantity: The quantity has been record of event / Total
quantity for event.
• Format Hard Drive: To format the hard drive. If the system is running at
recording mode, it is not permitted to format the hard drive and shows a
warning.
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3.8.3 Network Setup
To set up Network configurations
3.8.3.1 Network Active
“9 Enable”: Network is permitted to be used
“X Disable”: Network is not permitted to be used
3.8.3.2 Accept Client
“9YES” to enable the network client function.
“X NO” means there is no network client available.
3.8.3.3 Video Transmission Quality
Setup the quality of Video Transmission as High, Normal or Low.
3.8.3.4 Audio Transmission
“9ON”: Enable or “X OFF”: Disable audio transmission
3.8.3.5 Port
Assign a communication port (a series of number).
3.8.3.6 IP Address Setup
The IP address acts as a locator for one IP device to find another and interact
with it.
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There are two kinds IP types: Static IP address and Dynamic IP address
(DHCP and PPPoE) for selection.
• Static IP Address: When a computer uses the same IP address every time
it connects to the network, it is known as a Static IP address
• Static IP addresses are manually assigned to a computer by an
administrator
• DHCP: With dynamic IP addresses, where an IP address is automatically
assigned to a computer by a remote server which is acting as a Dynamic
Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server
• PPPoE: Dial-up and some broadband networks do not use DHCP, but
instead use the dynamic IP addressing capability of the Point-to-Point
Protocol over Ethernet.
• GATEWAY: Gateway IP address, please check with your M.I.S staff or
administrator to enter the setting.
• SUBNET MASK: Subnet mask is a range of logical addresses that is
assigned to an organization. Please check with your M.I.S staff or
administrator to enter the setting
• MAC Address: It is a number that acts like a name for a particular network
adapter. It has been set at dedicated address even reset the DVR.
3.8.3.7 Server Setup
• Default DNS Address: The Domain Name system (DNS) translate
hostnames to IP addresses (default setting). If there is no customer DNS
address setting or fail, DVR will go for Default DNS Address.
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• Custom DNS Address: The Domain Name system (DNS) translate
hostnames to IP addresses (customer setting).
• WEB Server: DVR WEB Server response the requests from browsers, and
serve remote monitoring through IE Browser.
• “Service Active”: Enable the Web Server service.
• “Port”: Assign a port as the Web Server
• “Upload IE ActiveX File”: Upload Active-X component to DVR for PC (IE
Browser) using. To get Active-X component from CD as attached and save
it into USB disk. Then plug the USB disk into DVR for installation.
• Dynamic DNS: Dynamic DNS is a system which allows the domain name
data held in a name server to be updated in real time.
• “Service Active”: Enable the Dynamic DNS service.
• “Provider”: The web site / IP Address of Dynamic DNS provider
• “Server Name”: To define a name of Dynamic DNS
• “Account”: The account name of Dynamic DNS
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• “Password”: Password for Dynamic DNS Please refer to DYNDNS
Service
3.8.4 Screen Setup
3.8.4.1 Screen Border
“9ON”: To enable the border, “X OFF”: To disable the screen border.
3.8.4.2 Video Adjustment
Adjust the whole picture to right/left or up/down by pressing /(/)
or i / j (K / L). “ / / ”: Set it as default location
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3.8.4.3 VGA Resolution
To set the resolution as 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768 or 1280x1024.
3.8.5 Audio Setup
Sets up audio recording and playback options.
3.8.5.1 Audio Record
“9ON”: Enable audio recording. “X OFF”: Disable audio recording
3.8.5.2 Audio Mute
“9ON”: the audio is played through the audio output on the DVR
“X OFF”: the DVR audio output is muted
3.8.5.3 Input Volume
“X OFF”: Turn off the audio input volume
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“1,2,3,4…….10”: Adjust audio input volume from quiet to loud.
3.8.5.4 Output Volume
“X OFF”: Turn off the audio output volume
“1,2,3,4, …….10”: Adjust audio output volume from quiet to loud.
3.8.6 Firmware Update
The firmware is updated by putting a USB pen drive with the flash file into the
USB port.
Plug the USB disk into the USB port on DVR rear panel
After plug in USB disk, it shows” Read file Information” on the bottom line
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If there is a mistake or missing file on the pen drive, it will show: File not found
or Disk Error on the bottom line. Please check USB disk or file and plug in
again.
After reading the firmware is displayed. Click this button on begin the
upgrade.
When DVR is updating the firmware, it shows “Firmware is updating, please
wait”.
After firmware update is completed, Firmware update is success, System
will restart ----“ is displayed, and then the system restarts.
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3.9 Language Selection
The DVR supports the following languages (default language depends on
regional settings)
• English
• Traditional Chinese
• Spanish
• Portuguese
3.10 Exit Main Menu
Save or discard changes before exiting.
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3.10.1 Exit & Save Changes
Save all changes then exits.
3.10.2 Exit & Discard Changes
Exits without saving any of the changes made. Confirm with “Yes” or go back to
the menu by choosing “No”.
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4 Data Backup
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4.1 Backing Up Data
Press “X” (or “IIX”) button to enter the Play menu.
Use “(Ç/È)” buttons to select the data to backup. Press” ” to enter the
“Backup Menu”.
Disk information is shown in the top portion, recorded data information is shown
in the bottom portion.
• Hard Drive: shows the hard drive the data will be backup up to.
• Backup Device: shows the USB disk for data backup.
• Free Capacity: shows the amount of free space on the USB disk.
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4.2 Backup to USB
The DVR supports data backup by using a USB memory stick or flash drive
using the USB port in the rear panel.
You can change the time period of recorded data for backup by setting the
“Start Time” and “End Time”.
The “Free Capacity”, “Estimate Time”,”Backup Period” and “Backup Size” will
be changed automatically.
It will be showing the “Start Time” and “End Time” for the selected video
recorded data.
Press “ ”, it starts to backup data into USB disk.
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5 LAN & Online
Viewing Setup
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5.1 Identify Router IP Address
Please click “Start” and then “Run” option under Windows.
Please enter “CMD” and then “OK”
Please enter “ipconfig” on DOS prompt, and then record the Address Number
of Default Gateway as shown: It is the Router’s IP Address.
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Finding your ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR IP address
Because the Router IP address is 192.168.11.1 as we found out earlier, the
network domain IP address would be 192.168.11.xxx (where x are variables).
Generally the usable IP Address in this range would be between 192.168.11.2 ~
192.168.11.253. The suggested range to be use should be from
192.168.11.160 to 192.168.11.199.
Then search for an IP Address that is not being used at the present. Use the
PING technique. At the DOS Prompt, type-in - ping 192.168.11.188
If it appears “Request timed out” as the resulted message that means this IP
address is not being used at the moment and can be used for the DVR
If it appears “Reply from 192.168.11.188: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=128”
messages, that means this IP Address [192.168.11.188] is being used and
assigned to some network device, do not use this one or it will conflict with
other device. Please try to find out another IP Address that is not being used.
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Then, go back to DVR menu: “Network Setup” to enter the FREE IP address.
• IP ADDRESS: Enter the DVR’s address [192.168.011.188]
• GATEWAY: Enter Router IP Address[192.168.011.001]
• NET MASK: 255.255.255.0
• PORT: Enter the DVR’s port number [14338 14337]
5.2 DynDNS Service Overview
For DVR only can set at static IP address and no support the dynamic IP. If you
have to use dynamic IP that it recommend serving as DYNDNS service.
DYNDNS is a service the maps internet domain names to IP address and works
with dynamic IP address (assigned by ISP server).
Remark: A router is needed as the interface between PC and DVR when DVR
is under internal network environment.
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5.3 Register with DynDNS
There are three suggestions for DYNDNS:
www.no-ip.com, www.changeip.com and www.dyndns.com
The following will use DYNDNS website: http://www.dyndns.com as example.
Create Account at the first beginning after entering DynDNS (DYNDNS service)
website.
5.4 Create DynDNS Account
Click the Create Account, and then start to create your own DynDNS Account
and fill out all the blanks for account’s application as following:
After you click "Create Account", it shows “Account Created”.
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Also, DynDNS will create a new account for you and send you an e-mail to the
address you provided. It needs to confirm your account within 48 hours after
receiving the e-mail or it will automatically delete your account.
Just click the first link to confirm the account
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5.5 Login and Host Service
Login to DynDNS by entering your registered username and password. You
have to register to acquire username and password.
Then, go to “My Service” to get a host name
Double click “Add New Hostname” as following:
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Specify the Hostname for DYNDNS IP which will be applied to the DVR’s
DYNDNS setting.
We take DVR-HOST.dyndns.biz as an example, and click “Create Host”
Now, the DYNDNS service is completed.
Well keep the User name, Password and Hostname
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5.6 Setup Router
Most of the setting of router is identical, here is the suggestion:
• Specify DYNDNS service provider: DnyDNS.org (dynamic)
• Specify DYNDNS IP by DYNDNS account (user name / password )
• Specify DVR IP as private IP setting
• Specify one pair of connection port (control port / streaming port) ,
like”8841”
5.7 Setup DynDNS Setting on Encore ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR
After completing the DYNDNS account application, go to DVR server setup
menu and input the DYNDNS information for network connection.
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5.8 Set PC Client Setting
Enter the “Option” at PC Client to setup Network Options-DYNDNS
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6 PC Client and
PC Viewer
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6.1 Main Menu
6.1.1 Playback
Press “X” (or “IIX”) button or icon to enter Play menu in the live view
window.
• Hard Drive Select: show the hard drive information
• Channel Select: select the channel to playback
• Play Begin Time: specify the beginning of the playback
• Play End Time: specify the end time of the playback
The information below it shows the available recorded events.
Option: Window switching as follows
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Play: Start playing the recorded data. After the data has been played, it will
show “9”
Backup: To backup the recorded data. Please refer to the “Backup” section
Commands and Recorded Data status:
• S/N of Recorded Data: Series Number of recorded data provide by system
• Recording Configuration
o
o
o
o
/ : Scrolls up/down one page of recorded data in the list window.
: indicates the hard drive the data is stored in.
: shows the recording mode
: the data can be played. (Doesn’t show if no video recording is
available)
• Recording Time: The date / time of recorded data.
• Status
o 9 : The recorded video data has been played.
: Power ON/OFF event occur. o
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• Searching: A vertical scroll bar to search recorded data by mouse for more
convenient.
6.1.2 Event Search
Press “y” (or “S”) button or icon to enter Event Search Menu
• Hard Drive Select: show the hard drive status
• Channel Select: specify the channels to search
• Filter Type: filter by event type “General Event”, “Record Event”, Triggered
Event”, “Hardware Event”, “Warning Event”, and “All Events”
• Filter Time Setup:
• Active Filter Time: Enable/Disable filter time of event
• Filter Begin Time: To specify the beginning time of event filter
• Filter End Time: To specify the end time of event filter
• Time Reset Range: To reset the event search time period according to all
effective events as recorded
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Option: The top frame of search menu switching to event content display
Play: Start to play the event which has been selected
Backup: Backup the event which has been selected
• Event Name: show the name of the selected event
• Event Type: show the event type
• Triggered Channel: show the triggered channel
• Record End Time: shows the recording end time.
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6.2 PC Player
The PC player is for viewing recorded video, taking snapshots and converting
video to AVI format on PCs that support Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows7.
6.2.1 Installation
The PC Player software under the PC Viewer Utility Software help you play
videos on to your PC under the Windows Environment, please refer to the CD.
If you have not done so, click to install the “PC Viewer Utility Software” icon
(see picture below) to install the program and follow the on-screen instructions.
At the PDr4TLG Viewer screen, click on the “Player” tab to access the “PC
Player” screen.
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Windows Vista® requires administrator user rights to run the installations.
Follow the directions below for setting up the PC player in Windows Vista.
• Find the PDvr4TLG shortcut either on your desktop or folder in your local hard
disk drive then use the right button of your mouse to click it. Go to PC Player
Properties setting, select the Shortcut tab then choose “Advanced”
.
• Enable “Run as administrator”; then, press OK to complete PC player
properties setting.•
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6.2.2 Overview
Press or click the “Player” tab to see screens.
No Name Function
1
Open
2 __ Fast Backward Press to play backward faster.
3 W Reverse Press to playback backward
4 W I Previous frame Button for one single frame backward
5 I I Pause Pause the video playback
6 I X Next Frame Button for advancing one single frame
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7 X Playback Start video playback
8 `` Fast forward Press to play the recorded stream faster.
9 Still capture click to snapshot the data as BMP file
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12 Speaker Set Speaker On / OFF.
13 Speaker Volume To adjust the speaker’s volume
14 Video Video Play.
15 Player Press to act at PC Viewer environment
16 Client Press to act at PC Client environment
17 AVI Click to create a new file to save AVI file in PC and start to
Mode (Full)
/
To display each channel on full-screen
To display 4/8channels on screen
convert the data into AVI file and save.
6.2.3 Connect PC Client to DVR
Press the “Client” tab, then press the “¨” button located in the leftmost bottom
corner of the viewer screen.
At the login screen, enter your login information Select “Connect” and click the
“Login” button.
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IP Address / Port: Enter the IP address of the ENXDVR-4C, the default IP
address is set to automatic or DHCP
Password: The password is the same password that be used for formatting the
DVR Hard Drive. The default is “123456”.
Then press “Login” to connect to ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR
“ connecting” This means the PC client is trying to connect to DVR. Once
the PC and DVR connection is completed, the control bar below will show ”
connected” on status bar. If connection fails or disconnected, it will show “
not connected”
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6.2.4 Status information
6.2.5 Control Icons
After connected, the DVR can be controlled from the remote site using the
control icons.
No Name
1 ¨/ § Connect/Disconnect the network within PC and DVR
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Channel Mode: To display 4 split screen
Channel Mode: To display 9 split screen
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6
7
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10 MENU Enter menu or exit
11 UP Moves up through the list of menus or enter Search Manu
12 DOWN Moves down through the list of menus or starting auto rotation
13 SELECT Use this button to change or confirm values on main menu or
14 Mute On/Off Set Speaker On / OFF.
15 Volume To adjust the speaker’s volume
Description
screen (8ch DVR)
Channel 2 display at full screen (4ch DVR)
To display Channe5, channel6….. channel8 by sequencing on
screen (8ch DVR)
Channel 3 display at full screen (4ch DVR)
4 split view the Channel1 ~ channel4 (8ch DVR)
Channel 4 display at full screen (4ch DVR)
4 split view the Channel5 ~ channel8 (8ch DVR)
sub menu setting.
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6.2.6 Opening a previously recorded video file for Playback
You can playback the recorded video file by using “Open File” function in two
ways as following.
The default path of local recording is C:\Capture, this is where all the recorded
video files are saved unless the location was changed. Or you can change the
path under hierarchical menu: “Option”
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Mouse Remote Control: To enable/discard the mouse operating on DVR when
you use mouse operation at Client site.
6.2.7 Open Disk for Playback
Plug the USB memory stick with data backup into PC.
Press the right button of mouse to the “Player” tab, and then select “Open Disk”.
Select the video file then, press “OK” to start playback the data in USB
removable flash drive.
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6.2.8 Capture
When you want to capture a selected recorded video file, use the “Capture”
function.
First, select the video file you desired by using “Open File” then it will play
automatically. Press “I I Pause” before using “Capture”. Use your mouse to
select the starting point, then press the ”Mark In” button. Use your mouse again
to select the end point, then press ”Mark Out” Then go back to the drop down
menu and select “Export”.
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6.3 Web Browser Viewer
You can remote control the DVR unit through IE Browser
Before starting to IE Browser, please make sure Active-X is installed. ActiveX
can also be installed from the web site or directly from the DVR through the
webpage.
Or bring up your internet browser such as the Internet Explorer then type-in the
DVR IP address to URL field bar (you may refer to section 7.3.6 IP Address
Setup for more information). Then press “this file” located on the top section of
the screen (see picture below) to download the Utility software bundled with the
Active-X from DVR.
The following is an example in connecting to the DVR using the web browser,
Internet Explorer. Make sure you have done all the wirings most especially the
LAN cable to you LAN:
• In your Web Browser’s URL field enter the DVR IP address: <example
192.168.11.138>
• Enter the “Port: 8841”, and “Password: xxxxxx” (123456 is the default
password)
• Then, click “Connect”
You may get some screen messages, just follow screen instructions if it
happens.
All the settings and the operations can be done using your mouse and buttons,
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6.3.1 Menu Control
Name Function
0,1,2,----9,A,B,…F Numbers (0,1,2~9) and characters (A,B,…,F) for
ENTER Input Confirm / change values on main /sub menu
MENU Enter menu or exit.
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▲ (UP)
▼ (DOWN)
W (LEFT)
► (RIGHT)
Select Use this button to change or confirm values on main
Moves up/down/left/right through the list of menus. Or
use it to select / change the DVR configuration
values.
menu or sub menu setting
6.3.2 Channel & Split
Name Function
CH01,
CH02 ..CH08
4 Split 4 split view on the screen
9 Split 9 split view on the screen
All Channels Display all channel 4/8 on the screen
Channel Number (Channel 1 ~ 8)
6.3.3 Play Control
Name Function
<< REW Backward search through a time-shifted or recorded
video.
STOP Stop playback or backup.
II PAUSE Pause recording or playback.
► PLAY Start video playback.
● REC
FF >> Forward search through a time-shifted or recorded
Start or stop recording/backup.
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6.4 Capturing Videos
Before doing the PC Capturing, please make sure K-Lite Codec Pack has
already installed. You can refer to http://www.free-
codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm
Or Insert the ENXDVR-4C Setup Disc and click on icon as seen in
the Main Menu screen below. Make sure you have internet connection because
this icon will bring you to the K-Lite web site where you can download the codec
to run AVI and other videos.
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Press “AVI” on the top to capture video that is synchronous with DVR and save
as a file on PC.
Before PC starting to capture video from DVR, it asks will it lower down the
internet speed.
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Also, you can setup the directory for file saving.
Then, start to capture the video from DVR synchronously.
When the video capture processing, the icon “AVI” will change as following:
Press “AVI” again for stop/completing the video capture and save file. And icon
“AVI” will back to normal.
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7 Secuviewer
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7.1 Setup
You can remote view the ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR unit through 3G
application software. Be sure that the following conditions are met before
starting:
• Move your mouse arrow to icon from the Setup Disc Main Menu
then select from child popup menu for your 3G phone – generic or
BlackBerry. Once download is complete, extract files to your PC. Make sure
you know where to locate the extracted files on your PC hard disk drive.
• Note: If you get an error reading the file message, this means
you have no Zip file extractor software on your PC. You can
download a Zip file extractor from the internet.
Example: www.winzip.com
• Double click on the Secuviewer to extract the file, this will create a new
folder with new files inside the folder
• Connect your 3G cell phone to your PC according to your cell phone’s
instructions and the cell phone provided cable to PC’s USB port.
• Using the files you just extracted to your PC, you may now install the
application software on your 3G mobile phone. It supports Java MIDP
version 2.0 and above. Check your 3G cell phone’s instruction on how to
install application software such as SecuViewer Utility Software from PC.
After SecuViewer is well setup, it will show the picture on mobile phone as in
the below image:
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7.2 Connecting to ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR
Press “DVR Connect” to start connecting your cell phone to the ENXDVR-4C
Surveillance DVR.
WARNING Using this service requires a 3G data connection on your phone
or device. Data charges may apply. Check with your service
provider before using the Secuviewer.
NOTE Some models of mobile phone will show a warning “Allow
application to send to the Internet? “ Please enter “YES”.
Once connected, the DVR operating screen will show up for the remote view.
Mobile phone keypad usage:
• ↑,2 - Up
• ↓,8 - Down
• ←,4 - Left
• →,6 - Right
• Enter and 5 - Confirm
• 0 - Cancel
[System] : Setup Keypad lock/unlock, Screen rotate, Disconnect and DVR info
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Keypad Lock / Unlock the operating keys on mobile phone.
When the keypad is locked, it shows the icon: .
Screen Rotate: Rotate the canvas 90deg clockwise for a larger viewing size.
Or use hotkey "#" to rotate screen
Disconnect: To disconnect the mobile phone and DVR.
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DVR Info: DVR information includes DVR model, Firmware version, video type.
[Key] - The mobile is operated by keypad, there are buttons for DVR remote
control
[Key]- The mobile is operated by stylus, there are buttons for DVR remote
control
Operating keys:
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Number 0 - 9 : can be the number only or channel selection
[＊]: Main menu
As connect to 4CH DVR :
1-4 => Switch Channel
0 => Quad Screen
As connect to 8CH DVR :
1-8 => Switch Channel
0 => 9-Split Screen
41 => 4-Split Screen 1
42 => 4-Split Screen 2
99 => 9-Split Screen
7.3 Login Setup
To login to the ENXDVR-4C Surveillance DVR, use the same procedure when
logging-in on a regular PC network connection and password (123456 default
password for default user “admin”.
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7.4 Language
Select the language of the software.
7.5 Help
Provide online help and descript how to operate SecuViewer.
7.6 Exit
Press “Exit” to leave the SecuViewer application.
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