Eneo MSR-24N040004A, MSR-24N080004A, IER Series, MSR Series User Manual

EN

User Manual

Multisignal HD Video Recorder,
HD-TVI, AHD, 960H, 2xSATA, HDMI

MSR-24N040004A
MSR-24N080004A

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WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EX­POSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY
METALLIC OBJECT THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OR OTHER
OPENNINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.

CAUTION

EXPLANATION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is in- tended to
alert the user to the presence of dangerous voltage within the products

enclosure that may be

of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock

to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions

in the literature

accompanying the product.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

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FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

CE COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party

responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the

equipment.

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil nume

`

rique de la classe A est conforme a

´

la norme NMB-003 du

Canada.

FCC INFORMATION: This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commer­cial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the in­struction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful in­terference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference
at his own expense.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful inter­ference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

WARNING

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause
radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate

measures.

CAUTION

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.

DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized
plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two
blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for
your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs,
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by
the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used,
use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip-over.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for
long periods of time.

14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply
cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate
normally, or has been dropped.

15. CAUTION – THESE SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR USE BY QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELE CTRIC SHOCK DO
NOT PERFORM ANY SERVICING OTHER THAN THAT CONTAINED IN THE
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNLESS YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO DO SO.

16. Use satisfy clause 2.5 of IEC60950-1/UL60950-1 or Certified/Listed Class 2
power source only.

17. ITE is to be connected only to PoE networks without routing to the outside plant.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................. 1

1. Overview 3

1.1 Package Contents ...................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 DVR Description ......................................................................................................................... 4

2. Installation 6

2.1 Installing HDD ........................................................................................................................... 7

2.2 Connecting with Exterior Device .................................................................................................. 7

2.3 Starting System ......................................................................................................................... 9

2.4 Quick Setup ............................................................................................................................. 10

2.4.1 Account...................................................................................................................... 10

2.4.2 System ....................................................................................................................... 11

2.4.3 Network ..................................................................................................................... 11

2.4.4 Time/Date .................................................................................................................. 12

2.4.5 Record ....................................................................................................................... 12

2.4.6 Easy Installation Wizard ............................................................................................... 13

3. Live Screen Configuration 14

3.1 Icons in Live screen .................................................................................................................. 15

3.2 Live Launcher menu ................................................................................................................. 16

3.2.1 Backup ....................................................................................................................... 17

3.3 Quick menu ............................................................................................................................. 19

3.3.1 PTZ Control ................................................................................................................ 20

3.3.2 Camera Registration .................................................................................................... 21

3.3.3 Status > System log .................................................................................................... 23

3.3.4 Status > Event............................................................................................................ 24

3.3.5 Status > Record .......................................................................................................... 25

3.3.6 Status > Disk.............................................................................................................. 26

4. Setup menu 27

4.1 General buttons in Setup menu ................................................................................................. 29

4.2 SYSTEM .................................................................................................................................. 30

4.2.1 System ....................................................................................................................... 30

4.2.2 Time/Date .................................................................................................................. 32

4.2.3 Account > User ........................................................................................................... 35

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4.2.4

Configuration (Config) ................................................................................................. 37

4.3 CAMERA .................................................................................................................................. 39

4.3.1 Basic .......................................................................................................................... 39

4.3.2 Advanced ................................................................................................................... 42

4.4 DEVICE ................................................................................................................................... 46

4.4.1 Display ....................................................................................................................... 46

4.4.2 Disk ........................................................................................................................... 51

4.4.3 PTZ > PTZ ................................................................................................................. 54

4.4.4 Serial Device > Serial Device ........................................................................................ 55

4.4.5 TEXT > TEXT ............................................................................................................. 56

4.5 RECORD .................................................................................................................................. 58

4.5.1 Schedule .................................................................................................................... 58

4.5.2 Main Stream ............................................................................................................... 62

4.5.4 Second Stream ........................................................................................................... 65

4.5.5 Panic ......................................................................................................................... 67

4.6 EVENT .................................................................................................................................... 68

4.6.1 System/Disk ............................................................................................................... 68

4.6.2 Alarm In ..................................................................................................................... 70

4.6.3 Motion ....................................................................................................................... 73

4.6.4 Video Loss .................................................................................................................. 75

4.6.5 Notification ................................................................................................................. 76

4.7 NETWORK ............................................................................................................................... 78

4.7.1 Basic > WAN Port ....................................................................................................... 78

4.7.2 DVRNS/DDNS ............................................................................................................. 79

4.7.3 E-Mail ........................................................................................................................ 81

4.7.4 FTP............................................................................................................................ 82

4.7.5 P2P ............................................................................................................................ 83

4.7.6 Notification Server....................................................................................................... 84

5. Search/Playback 87

5.1 Search .................................................................................................................................... 87

5.2 Playback.................................................................................................................................. 91

6. Webviewer 93

7. Product

s Specifications 97

8. Appendix: GDPR functions 99

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1. Overview

This chapter describes DVR overview, components and their terms and features.

This manual introduces a digital video recorder (DVR) which monitors or record, controls images a
camera.

Multiple users may monitor video at the same time, and many cameras can be controlled simultaneously
by a manager . Also, through a PC or a smartphone, video might be monitored by transmitting video and
audio using a network.

The device features include the following:
Convenient UI from user’s viewpoint
Composite input port f or 4/8 channels
Providing AHD, TVI, 960H, and D1
4K (3840x2160) HDMI output
4Mega pixel screen reco rdi n g, audio recording and playing
HDD information and status presentation
HDD overwriting
USB Data Back-up
Simultaneous recoding and playing of 4/8 channels
Various search mode (time, event, thumbnail, smart search and text)
Various recording mode (manual, event, timed recording, panic recording)
Remote monitoring through a network viewer, a web viewer, and a mobile viewer

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1.1 Package Contents

The device package contents consist of the following:

Note

Please check all components involved.

Table 1-1 Package content s

No Name No Name

1 DVR 5 SATA cable
2 DC Power Adapter & Power cord 6 SATA power cable
3 Mouse 7 HDD fixing screw
4 Quick guide 8 Program CD

1.2 DVR Description

Each part is listed in the below:

Figure 1-1 Name and Connection of each front section

Table 1-2 Name and Function of each front section

No. Name Function

1 Power status LED Pointing out device on/off.
2

Recording status

LED

Pointing out recording in process.

3 Network LED With a network viewer, pointing out network in connection.
4 USB port

USB port is connected for USB mouse or firmware up gra de, an d dat a
back-up.

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4ch DVR

8ch DVR

Figure 1-2 Name and Connection of each rear section of 4ch and 8ch DVR

Table 1-3 Name and Function of each rear section of 4ch and 8ch DVR

No. Name Function

1 Audio In Camera audio input port.
2 Video In Camera video input port.
3 CVBS CVBS output port (depending on device types).
4 VGA VGA output port.
5 HDMI HDMI output port.
6 LAN

Network connector.
7 Alarm In/Out Alarm connector.
8 RS485 RS-485 communication connector.
9 DC12V Connector with power supply.

10 Audio Out Audio output port.
11 Power Switch Power On-Off.

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2. Installation

This chapter describes the way to install DVR.

When installing a device, connect rear of the device with each port on the basis of below connection map.

Figure 2-1 Connection map

The device starts first like below sequences:

1

Installing HDD.

2

Connecting with an exterior device.

3

Starting a system.

4

Setting a quick setup.

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2.1 Installing HDD

How to install HDD in the device:

Attention



Withdraw the mains plug before installing HDD to reduce the risk of injury or
electrical shock, or device malfunction.



Make sure to check the compatibility of HDD with the device.

1

Always switch off and unplug the unit.

2

Unscrew with a screw driver (+) and open the unit cover .

3

Install HDD in the bottom case.

4

Connect a data cable and power cable with HDD.

5

Close the cover and tighten screws.

2.2 Connecting with Exterior Device

How to connect each port to rear section of the unit:

1

Place the unit in a stable flat surface.

2

Make a room between front/rear sides of the device not to break connectors.

Warning

Do NOT install the device too close to the wall. Protrusive connects rear the unit
may be forcedly curved or pressed, which cause fires, electric shocks, or injury.

3

Check to switch off and unplug the unit.

Warning

Make sure to withdraw the mains plug before installing the device.

4

Connect input ports of camera.

Note

Connecting a camera port with the unit automatically detects the camera.

5

Connect an audio input port with a Mic and output port with a speaker.

Note

Assure regulations in the area whether recording to be legal or not.

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6

Connect a monitor with VGA, HDMI or CVBS port.

7

Connect a network port.

8

Connect an alarm and RS485 devices.

9

Connect USB port in front section of the unit with a mouse.

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Supply the main power after completion.

Attention

Before connection, match socket with adapter pins.

Note

No power button; supplying the main power automatically starts running the unit.

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2.3 Starting System

Power supply begins with system operation as follows:

1

Switching on initialize with below icons in order.

Note

Installing new HDD might take more initialize time.

2

With buzzer sounds, the start screen is presented.

3

In Log in screen, enter the ID, Password and press OK.

Note

Default ID & Password is admin/admin.
Click to see the MAC address.
If lost password, inform the MAC address to supplier to create temporary

password.

Attention

Please change password after login due to security.

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2.4 Quick Setup

First start of the system operates Easy Installation as follows:

1

Account

2

System

3

Network

4

Time/Date

5

Record

2.4.1 Account

How to set Account of Easy Installation:

1

Click the keyboard icon to set ID and Password users want.

2

With keyboard UI, set the ID and Password, and press OK.

3

Press the Save button to save newly set ID and Password.

4

Press Next button to end Account setting and move the next setting phase.

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2.4.2 System

How to set the system of Easy Installation:

1

Set each item in System setting screen.

 System Mode: Select input video type(Analog Only or Analog+IP cam)
 Language: Select system language.
 Device Name: Enter the device name.
 Keyboard ID: To identify device usages in controlling DVR with RS485 through a keyboard

Selecting the device ID. In case of simultaneous use of equipment, set ID with difference.

 HDMI/VGA: Set resolution of a monitor connected to the device.

2

Press Save button to s ave set value.

3

Press Next to end System setting and move the next setting phase.

2.4.3 Network

How to set the network of Easy Installation:

1

Set each item in Network setting screen.

 WAN Port: Select whether to use static IP or dynamic IP.
 IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway , DNS, and Port: As for dynamic IP, enter information in each

space.

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2

Press Save button to s ave set value.

3

Press Next to end Network setting and move the next setting phase.

2.4.4 Time/Date

How to set the time/date of Easy Installation:

1

Set each item in Time/Date setting screen.

 Network Time Sync: Select network for synchronizing with time server.
 System Time: Not for synchronizing with network time server, set the device time; otherwise

(applying for Daylight saving time), select DST.

 Time Zone: Select time zone for the system being installed.
 DST Start/End: For applying Daylight saving time, set the application period.

2

Press Save button to s ave set value.

3

Press Next to end Time/Date setting and move the next setting phase.

2.4.5 Record

How to set the record of Easy Installation:

1

Set each item in Record setting screen.

 Select desired recording period and daily recording hours.
 HDD size will be displayed automatically.

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 Select priority of frame rate or resolution.
 Select recording modes as continouse or event.
 Select if audio record or not.
 Click Calculation to see recommended frame rate and resolution.

2 Press Save button to save set value.
3

Press Next to end Network setting and move the next setting phase.

2.4.6 Easy Installation Wizard

1

Select to run Easy Installation every time when the system start.

2

Press Save button to save set value and end Easy Installation.

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3. Live Screen Configuration

UI screen is configured like below figure.

Figure 3-1 UI Screen Configuration

Table 3-1 Items and Description of UI Screen Configuration

No. Item Description

1

Setup menu

Setting menu is located in the corner of upper screen. See “4 Setup

menu” to display detailed information about the setting menu.
2 Live screen Show live video of connected cameras.
3 Launcher menu

Launcher menu is located in the corner of below screen. See “3.2 Live

Launcher ” to display detailed information about the launcher menu.
4 Quick menu

Clicking the right button of a mouse displays Quick menu. See “3.3

Quick menu” to display detailed information about the quick menu.
5 Add to CH

It is manual registration menu when the mouse pointer is placed in

the center of the channel that the camera is not registered in Analog+

IP cam mode. See “3.3.2 Camera Registration” to display detailed

information about Add to CH.

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3.1 Icons in Live screen

Each icon in the live screen displays a present setting status or a function. UI screen consists of like
below.

Note

Chosen live screen is marked as a blue frame; mouse-located live screen is marked
as yellow one.

Figure 3-2 Live screen icon

Table 3-2 Live screen icon and its description

No. Icon Description

1 CH1 CAM1 Channel numbers and camera titles.
2

A camera with PTZ function.

3

PTZ control function in process.

4

Recording in alarm event mode.

5

Recording in motion event mode.

6

Recording in panic recording mode.

7

Recording in consecutive recording mode.

8 Video loss icon.

9

Mic on/off.

10

Speaker on/off.

11

Displaying present time and date.

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3.2 Live Launcher menu

This chapter describes Launcher menu in the bottom of the screen.

Figure 3-3 Launcher menu

Table 3-3 Launcher menu Item and Description

No. Item Description

1

Log in/out status and logged in ID.

2 Date & Time Displaying present date and time.
3 HDD Disp lay ing HDD capacity in use.
4

Moving to previous/next partition screen.

5

Displaying live screen in order set (toggle).

6

Selecting partition mode to mark in live screen (single screen, 4- and 9­partition).

7

Stopping or replaying selected live screen images (toggle).

8

Audio on or mute chosen live screen(toggle).

9

Save the bookmark.

10

Make a backup video of users want. See “3.2.1 Backup” to display detailed
information about back-up.

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Searching recording data (time, event, thumbnail, smart search and text). See
“5.1 Search” to display detailed information abo u t search.

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Playback recorded data.

13

Starting immediate recording of selected channel.

14

Locking or releasing launcher menu (toggle).

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3.2.1 Backup

The device provides a back-up function of live screen.

Figure 3-4 Backup

Table 3-4 Backup Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Select CH Selecting a channel users want to back-up.
2

Select All/

Unselect All

Select or clear all channels.

3 Start Setting back -up start time (Bookmark: bookmark list).
4 End Setting back-up ending time (Bookmark: bookmark list).
5 Time Overlap Selecting time if there are two recorded data in the same time.
6 Backup Mask User can mask selected area. It works H4V format only.
7 Device Selecting the device to save back-up files.
8 Reload Opening the device information.

9 Folder Name Entering a folder name to save back-up files.
10 File format Selecting a file format to back-up.
11 Calculate Calculating data capacity to back-up.
12 Format Fo r m atting the device to back-up.
13 Start Starting back-up.
14 Cancel Closing the backup screen.

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Select Backup Mask and click SET button to open the Privacy Mask pop-up window.

Figure 3-5 Backup Mask

Table 3-5 Backup Mask Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Select CH Select the channel to set the privacy zone.

2

Privacy Mask

Enable

Select whether to use the Privacy Mask.

3 Mask Zone Apply all or only the selected mask.
4 New Mask Create a new privacy zone. Up to 4 masks can be created.
5 Delete Mask Delete all or selected privacy zones.

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3.3 Quick menu

This chapter depicts Quick menu when users click the right button of the mouse in live screen.

Figure 3-6 Quick menu

Table 3-6 Quick menu Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Screen Mode Selecting the partition mode of live screen (Full, 2X2 and 3X3).

2 Zoom in Magnifying selected live screen (Zoom out, 2 times, 4 times, and 8 times).

3 Freeze Freezes the video selected live screen images (toggle on/off).

4

Speaker

Output/Mute

Turning on/off a sound speaker.

5 PTZ Control Controlling PTZ function.

6 Stop Alarm Stopping monitoring alarm output and event.

7 Spot Mode Set the output mode of a spot monitor (Auto, Full, and 3x3).

8 Playback

Playing selected live screen images (before 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min, 10 min,
30 min, 1-hour, Go to last play time, and Go to last record time).

9 Search

Searching recording data (time, event, thumbnail, and text). See “5.1
Search” to display detailed information about search.

10 Backup

Backup video users want. See “3.2.1 Backup” to display detailed
information about back-up.

11 Setup

Opens the DVRs main set up menu.. For more information about setting
menu, see section “4 Setup menu”.

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Camera

Registration

Opens a pop-up menu for IP camera registration.

13 Status

Opens a pop-up menu showing: device system log, event, and recording

status (system log, event, and record).
14 Log in/Log out Log in/L og out .
15 Shutdown Shuts down or restarts the device (shutdown, restart).

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3.3.1 PTZ Control

The location of images may be moved to monitor with PTZ ball.

Note

PTZ Control menu can be displayed if relevant channel’s protocol is set in DEVICE >
PTZ in the upper live screen.

Figure 3-7 Quick menu > PTZ Control

Table 3-7 Quick menu > PTZ Control Item and Description

No. Item Description

1

Moving images with direction buttons.

2

Moving images with PTZ ball.

3 AF Adjusting screen focus automatically .
4

Zoom Out

Zoom function of PTZ camera.

5

Zoom In

6

IRIS OFF

Adjusting iris in the camera.

7

IRIS On

8

Focus Far

Manual focus adjustment.

9

Focus Near

10 Open camera menu.

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In PTZ Control screen, clicking the right button of the mouse displays Quick menu.

Figure 3-8 PTZ Control Quick menu

Table 3-8 PTZ Control Item and Description in Quick menu

No. Item Description

1

Preset, T our,

Scan, Pattern

Run PTZ functions.

2 Exit Transforming to live screen menu in PTZ Control menu.

3.3.2 Camera Registration

Users can register the IP cameras if user select Analog+IP mode.

Figure 3-9 Camera Registration

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Table 3-9 Camera Registration

No. Item Description

1

Search the connected IP cameras.

2 Auto Assign Automatically assign the channel windows.
3 Port Show the detected camera port.
4 Assign Selecting the channel windows manually.
5 Model Show detected camera model number.
6 IP Show detected camera IP address.
7 Status Show connection status.
8 Add Manually

Select channel and click to open manual add window

Add Manually

Click to open Camera Registration.

Or move the mouse point at the middle of channel on the live screen and click the .

Figure 3-10 Camera Registration(manual add)

Table 3-10 Camera Registration(manual add)

No. Item Description

1 Connection Mode Select connection mode as Onvif or RTSP.
2 ID/PWD Enter ID and password of IP camera.
3 Onvif URL Enter camera IP address.
4 RTSP URL Enter Primary and Secondary RTSP IP address and URL.
5 O nvif Por t Enter web port. Default port is 80.
6 RTSP Port Enter RTSP port. Default port is 554.

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No. Item Description

7 Mode Select video stream format (RTSP/HTTP).

3.3.3 Status > System log

Users can see the system log information in System log tap in Status screen.

Figure 3-11 Status > System log in Quick menu

Table 3-11 Status of Quick menu > System log Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Start Setting starting time of system log to search.
2 End Setting ending time of system log to search.
3 Log T ype Selecting log types (Network, Record, Setup, Disk, Backup, and System).
4

Select All

/Unselect All

Selecting or clearing all log types (toggle).

5 Search Pressing search button search on the basis of set condition.
6 System log list Displaying system log list .
7 Cancel Completing the status screen.

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3.3.4 Status > Event

Users can see the real-time event information of the unit in Event tap in Status screen.

Figure 3-12 Status > Event in Quick menu

Table 3-12 Status > Event Item and Description in Quick menu

No. Item Description

1

Temporary fixing or releasing an event list (toggle).

2 Refresh Deleting the event list.
3 Event list Displaying the event list.
4 Cancel Completing the status screen.

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3.3.5 Status > Record

Users can see the recording status in Record tap in Status screen.

Figure 3-13 Status > Record in Quick menu

Table 3-13 Status > Record Item and Description in Quick menu

No. Item Description

1 Record time Marking recorded period.
2 Record list Displaying the record setting status.
3 Cancel Completing the status screen.

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3.3.6 Status > Disk

Users can see the disk status in Disk tap in Status screen.

Figure 3-14 Status > Disk in Quick menu

Table 3-14 Status > Disk Item and Description in Quick menu

No. Item Description

1 Disk Info Display disk temperature and S.M.A.R.T information.
2 Rec. Info Display recording period.
3 Cancel Completing the status screen.

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4. Setup menu

This chapter describes Setup menu in the upper side of the screen.

Figure 4-1 Setup menu

Selecting the menu opens the setting screen.

Note

Setup screen is available to click Setup in Quick menu by clicking the right button

of the mouse.

Table 4-1 Setup menu Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 SYSTEM S etting the system envi ronment.
2 CAMERA Setting the camera.
3 DEVICE Setting the non-camera device connected with the DVR.
4 RECORD Setting the recording parameters.
5 EVENT Setting each event.
6 NETWORK Setting the network environment.

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Setup menu includes:

Table 4-2 Setup menu tree

1 Depth 2 Depth 3 Depth

SYSTEM

System

System

F/W Upgrade

Time/Date

Time/Date

Holiday

Account User

Configuration

Export/Import

Factory Default

CAMERA

Basic

Basic

Audio In/Out

Advanced

Scan Mode

Advanced

DEVICE

Display

Display

Spot
OSD

Sequence

Disk

Setup

iSCSI

PTZ PTZ

Serial Device Serial Device

TEXT TEXT

RECORD

Schedule

Schedule

Quick

Stream

Main Stream

Sub Stream

Panic

EVENT

System/Disk

System

Disk

Alarm In

Setup

Schedule

Motion

Setup

Schedule

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1 Depth 2 Depth 3 Depth

Video Loss Setup

Notification

Periodic

Schedule

NETWORK

Basic WAN Port

DVRNS/DDNS

DVRNS/Dashboard

DDNS

E-Mail E-Mail

FTP FTP
P2P P2P

Notification Server

Notification Server

Notification Message

4.1 General buttons in Setup menu

This section depicts General buttons in Setup menu.

Figure 4-2 General buttons in Setup menu

Table 4-3 Item and Description of General buttons in Setup menu

No. Item Description

1 Default Reverse changed setting value to default in factory.
2 Save Save the set content.

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No. Item Description

3 Cancel Cancel the set value.
4 Restore Cancel the set value, and reverse it to default.
5 Apply Apply the content set.

4.2 SYSTEM

In SYSTEM, basic system environment is set.

4.2.1 System

Set and upgrade the basic items of the system.

System > System

Set the basic items in the System.

Figure 4-3 SYSTEM > System > System

Table 4-4 SYSTEM > System > System Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Language Set the system language.
2 Device Name Enter the device name (Only English is possible).
3 Video Type Select image standard types (NTSC, PAL).
4 Keyboard ID Select keyboard ID (1~255).
5 Remote Control ID Select wireless remote control ID (1~99).

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No. Name Function

6 System start Select Easy Installation in starting the system.
7 Run Run Easy Installation.

System > F/W Upgrade

Set the upgraded items of the system.

Figure 4-4 SYSTEM > System > F/W Upgrade

Table 4-5 SYSTEM > System > F/W Upgrade Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Current Version Displaying the present tool version.
2 Device

Connect USB memory that has files to upgrade to the USB port, select files

to upgrade.

Note



If firmware version in the USB drive is lower than present system versio n ,
system does not display the firmware in the USB drive.



To upgrade through network, recorder must have HDD.

Warning

If change video type, system will reboot and all setup go to factory default.

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4.2.2 Time/Date

Set the date, time, and holidays of the system.

Time/Date > Time/Date

Set the date, time, and holidays of the system.

Figure 4-5 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Time/Date

Table 4-6 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Time/Date Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 System Time

Set the date and time.



DST: Select whether to use summer time.



Time change: Save changed time.
2 DST Start Set the starting date of summer time
3 DST End Set the ending date of summer time
4 Display Format Select the format to present date and time.
5 Time Zone Select time zone.
6

Network Time

Sync

For using a specific network time server, click the Use checkbox and enter
the server address.



Sync. Interval: Select synchroniz a t ion pe ri od (1~7-hour).



Last Sync. Time: Displaying the final synchronized t im e.
7 NTP Server Select whether to use NTP server.

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Time/Date > Holiday

Set holidays of the system.

Figure 4-6 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday

Table 4-7 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Year Select years to set holidays.
2

Delete selected holidays.

3 Add Holiday Add holidays.
4 List Display added holiday lists.

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Clicking Add Holiday displays ho li d ay ad dit io n screen like below.

Figure 4-7 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday > Add Holiday

Table 4-8 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday > Add Holiday Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Name Enter the holiday name.
2 Date Display chosen date.
3 Type Select the holiday types.

e.g.,) Selecting Relative and 1, first, and Sun, which designates annual
January of the 1st Sunday as a holiday.

4 Calendar Select the holiday to add.

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4.2.3 Account > User

Set the user’s account of the system.

Figure 4-8 SYSTEM > Account > User

Table 4-9 SYSTEM > Account > User Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Add Group Add users’ group.
2 Add User Add users.
3 Group List Display a total group list.
4 User List Display user lists across groups.
5

Live view

restricted access

Do not display live video if log it out.

6

ADUP(Archive

Dual User

Permission)

T wo users should access to search, playback and back-up.

7 Auto Login Click/clear the automatic login checkbox.
8 Auto Logout

Select automatic logout time (Null, 1 min, 2 min, 3 min, 4 min, 5 min, 6
min, 7 min, 8 min, 9 min, 10 min, and 30 min).

9

Password Change

Cycle

If enable, user should change the password periodically.

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Press Add Group button, then Add Group screen displays.

Figure 4-9 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add Group

Table 4-10 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add Group Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Name Enter the group name.
2 PERMISSION Select items to permit access.
3

Select channels to permit access.

Press Add User button, then Add User screen displays.

Figure 4-10 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add User

Table 4-11 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add User Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Name Enter the user name.
2 ID Enter the user ID.
3 Password Enter the password.
4 Confirm Password Confirm the password.
5 Group Select to the group to which belongs.

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4.2.4 Configuration (Config)

Set Export/Import and Factory Default of the system.

Config > Export/Import

Through a save medium, users may apply information set to other devices identically.

Figure 4-11 SYSTEM > Config > Export/Import

Table 4-12 SYSTEM > Config > Export/Import Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Device Select an exterior connector with USB.



USB: Displays the USB device connected.



Refresh button: Re-recognize the device.
2 Import Apply information saved in USB to the device.



Import Config with network setup: The network setting information is

brought from the setting information.



Import button: The file in USB is brought to the desi gn ated device.
3 Export Save the set information in the USB.



Export Config with network setup: Save the information including

network setting one from the setting information to be exported.

Export button: Save the set information in the USB.

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Config > Factory Default

Default the setting value of the device.

Figure 4-12 SYSTEM > Config > Factory Default

Table 4-13 SYSTEM > Config > Factory Default Item and Description

No. Name Function

1

Select All

/Unselect All

Select/deselec t all it ems to be defaulted.

2 Default Item Select/deselect related items to be defaulted.
3 Default button Default the system to the basics.

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4.3 CAMERA

In CAMERA section, set the camera to be connected with the device.

4.3.1 Basic

Set the fundamental functions of camera a nd audi o.

Basic > Basic

Set the basic items of camera by channels.

Figure 4-13 CAMERA > Basic > Basic

Table 4-14 CAMERA > Basic > Basic Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display the channel name.
2 Title Enter the camera name of relevant channels.
3 Covert Select images to be shown in the Live screen by channels and whether to

mark a status message or not (Off, Video Only, Video/State All).

4

Copy Covert

Setup

In Convert, set items can be duplicated to other channels.

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Press Copy Covert Setup button, then Copy Covert Setup screen displays.

Figure 4-14 CAMERA > Basic > Basic > Copy Covert Setup

Table 4-15 CAMERA > Basic > Basic > Copy Covert Setup Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 From Select a channel converted setting.
2 To Select a channel to be copied.
3

Select All

/Unselect All

Select/deselect all channels.

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Basic > Audio In/Out

How to set audio of camera across channels

Figure 4-15 CAMERA >Basic > Audio In/Out

Table 4-16 CAMERA > Basic > Audio In/Out Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 No Display channels of audio
2 Use Select/deselect whether to use audio.
3 Assign Select channels to be assigned audio.
4 Record Select/deselect whether to save audio.

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4.3.2 Advanced

Set camera video, stream and privacy mask.

Advanced > Scan Mode

Figure 4-16 CAMERA > Advanced > Scan Mode

Table 4-17 CAMERA > Advanced > Scan Mode Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Scan Mode

Automatically detects the camera input type or fixes the input video format
to the selected type (Auto, AHD, TVI).

3 Copy Scan Mode Copies the currently set scan mode settings to another channels.

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Advanced > Analog Camera

Figure 4-17 CAMERA > Advanced > Analog Camera

Table 4-18 CAMERA > Advanced > Analog Camera Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Video Set brightness, contrast, and color of the camera.
3 Privacy Mask

Set the privacy field; display field numbers set in parenthesis (at most 4
setting available).

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Locate the mouse in the Privacy Mask field, and then click Editing Icon ( ) in the right corner, then
Privacy Mask screen displays.

Figure 4-18 CAMERA > Advanced > Privacy Mask

Table 4-19 CAMERA > Advanced > Privacy Mask Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Select channels to set privacy field.
2 Privacy Mask Select/deselect whether to use privacy field.
3 New Mask Select privacy field again.
4 Delete Mask Delete selected privacy field.

How to set Privacy Mask

Users might set 4 Privacy Masks, and the way to set Privacy Mask is as follows:

1

Press New Mask button. Mask Zone is automatically set as Mask1.

2

Drag the area you want in the screen with a mouse.

 Revision: Select Mask No. in Mask Zone and drag the area you want in the screen with a mouse.
 Deletion: Select Mask No. in Mask Zone and click Delete Mask.

3

Press Apply button to complete setting.

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Advanced > IP Camera

Figure 4-19 CAMERA > Advanced > IP Camera

Table 4-20 CAMERA > Advanced > IP Camera Item and Description

No. Name Function

1

Camera

Registration

Opens a pop-up menu for IP camera registration.

1 CH Display channels.
2 Video Set brightness, contrast, and color of the camera.
3 Stream Setup camera stream such as Resolution, Framerate, Bitrate and etc.

Note

This menu will be appeared when Analog+IP cam mode is selected.

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4.4 DEVICE

In DEVICE, set the device to connect with the unit.

4.4.1 Display

Set matters related to a display device and live screen.

Display > Display

Set the display device.

Figure 4-20 DEVICE > Display > Display

Table 4-21 DEVICE > Display > Display Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 HDMI/VGA Select the resolution of the display device.

(1024x768, 1280x720, 1920x1080, 3840x2160).
2 Event Popup Set duration of event popup.
3

Monitor Relay

Switch

Send alarm out when screen layout changed.

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Display > Spot

Set the output of the Spot monitor.

Figure 4-21 DEVICE > Display > Spot

Table 4-22 DEVICE > Display > Spot Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Sequence

Set the channel and dwell time (5, 10, 20, 30sec) when the Auto mode of
Spot Monitor is selected.

2 Event Popup

Sets the hold time of the full screen image of the channel where the event
occurred (Off, 5, 10, 20, 30sec, Continuous).

If multiple channels have an event at the same time, the event channel is
shown as a spilt screen.

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Display > OSD

Set the OSD of the display device.

Figure 4-22 DEVICE > Display > OSD

Table 4-23 DEVICE > Display > OSD Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Camera Name Select the way to display camera in live screen (Off, CH+Title, CH).
2 Live Bar Select the way to display the live bar (Always On, Auto Hide).
3 Display Icon Select/deselect icons to display in the live screen.

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Display > Sequence

How to set the play sequence of live screen

Figure 4-23 DEVICE > Display > Sequence

Table 4-24 DEVICE > Display > Sequence Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Quad Sequence Set to convert automatically as 4-partition screen on the time basis.
2 Division

Select screen partition mode to be marked in the below table (All, Full,

and Quad).
3 Sequence List Display the sequence list based on division selected value.
4 Add Sequence Add items to be included in the play sequence.

NO Automatically controvert screens in number order.
Division Displays as full, 2X2 (Quad).
CH LIST

Set automatic conversion CHs. In case of choosing CH3 in No. 1, CH3 is

shown in advance.

Dwell Time Set the remaining time for automatic conversion (3 sec~30 sec).
Default Reverse to changed set value in default.

Revise the list.

Delete the list.

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Clicking Add Sequence displays Add Sequence screen.

Figure 4-24 DEVICE > Display > Sequence > Add Sequence

Table 4-25 DEVICE > Display > Sequence > Add Sequence Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Dwell Time Select time to play (3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, and 30 sec).
2 Division Select the partition screen to play (Full, Quad).
3 Channel Selection Select channels to play.

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4.4.2 Disk

Disk > Setup

The way to set the disk

Figure 4-25 DEVICE > Disk > Setup

Table 4-26 DEVICE > Disk > Setup Item and Description

No. Name Function

1

Refresh disk information.

2 Disk Info Display the basic disk information in disc list.



Model: disk model name



Free: disk capacity to save



Size (Capacity): total disk capacity



Status: disk status

3 Rec. Info Display saved disk information in disc list.



Start Recording Time: starting time for saving information in the disk



End Recording Time: ending time to stop saving information in the disk



Status: disk status

4 S.M.A.R.T. Display S.M.A.R.T. information in disc list.



Model: disk model name



Temp.: disk temperature



Alive Time: running time after turning on the disk



S.M.A.R.T.: a presenter of disk’s malfunction
5 Disk List Display the disk list select/deselect disc to be formatted.
6 Format Format the disk selected.

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No. Name Function

7

Overwrite

Recording

Select/deselect to rewrite new data on the existing disk in case of
insufficient savi n g space remained.

8 Auto Delete

Select/deselect to use the function to delete saved data automatically (1­365 days).

Disk > iSCSI

The way to set the iSCSI

. Figure 4-26 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI

Table 4-27 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Register Opens a pop-up menu for iSCSI registration.
2 Delete Delete registered iSCSI storage.
3 Detail Display selected iSCSI IP address and port number.

Note

Recorder support Max. 6 volumes(Target Node).
Each volume supports Max. 16TB.

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Clicking Register displays iSCSI Register screen.

Figure 4-27 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI > Register

Table 4-28 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI > Register Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Target Address

Target Port

HTTP Port

Input IP address and port for iSCSI.

2 Discover Click to search iSCSI storage.
3 Add Click to register the discovered iSCSI storage.

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4.4.3 PTZ > PTZ

To use PTZ Function of the device, users need to match ID, protocol, and speed with each camera.

Figure 4-28 DEVICE > PTZ > PTZ

Table 4-29 DEVICE > PTZ > PTZ Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Copy PTZ Setup Apply setting history to all or selected channels in the same way.
2 CH Display channels.
3 ID Select camera ID connected to relevant channels (1-255).
4 Protocol Select protocol of camera connected to relevant channels.
5 Speed Select pan-tilt of camera connected to relevant channels (1-5).

Note



For more information about camera ID, protocol information, and details, see
Instruction of relevant PTZ function camera.

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4.4.4 Serial Device > Serial Device

Users need to set Serial Device to connect PTZ camera, USB device with the unit.

Figure 4-29 DEVICE > Serial Device > Serial Device

Table 4-30 DEVICE > Serial Device > Serial Device Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 USB (to Serial) Set communication transmission value of USB device.
2 RS-485 Set communication transmission value of RS-485 connector.

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4.4.5 TEXT > TEXT

Set the input device such as ATM or POS, etc.

Figure 4-30 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT

Table 4-31 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Use Select/deselect whether to use text function.
2 CH Select camera channels to connect with the text input device.
3 Protocol Select protocol to correspond with the text input device.
4 ID. Port Select ID and port no. to correspond with the text input device.
5 Input Char. Set Select a character format of the text input device.
6

Copy to TEXT

Setup

As for connecting multiple units, duplicate set value to others.

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Press Copy to TEXT Setup button, then Copy to TEXT Setup screen displays.

Figure 4-31 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT > Copy to TEXT Setup

Table 4-32 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT > Copy to TEXT Setup Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 From Select channels set.
2 To Select the device to be copied.
3

Select All

/Unselect All

Select/deselect all channels.

4 Copy Item Select/deselect items to be copied.

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4.5 RECORD

In RECORD, users may set matters related to recording.

4.5.1 Schedule

Schedule > Schedule

Recording types can be set across channels and time.

Figure 4-32 RECORD > Schedule > Schedule

Table 4-33 RECORD > Schedule > Schedule Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Select channels to set schedules.
2

Schedule Type

Selection

Select the types of schedules.

3 Schedule Table Display the schedule users set.
4 Drag Field Display the area dragged with a mouse.
5 Copy Schedule Setup Copy set recording schedule to other channels.

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The function of each scheduling type involve s:

Table 4-34 Function of each scheduling type

Color Scheduling type Function

None Do not record.

Continuous Record on consecutive mode when time set.

Motion

Record on event recording mode when motion sensitive event occurs.

Alarm Record on event recording mode when alarm occurs.

C+M

Record on event recording mode when motion sensitive event occurs
during consecutive mode recording.

C+A

Record on event recording mode when alarm occurs during consecutive
mode recording.

M+A

Record on event recording mode when only alarm and motion sensitive
event occur.

C+M+A

Record on event recording mode when only alarm and motion sensitive
event occur during consecutive mode recording.

The way to schedule recording across channels.

1

Select channels to schedule.

2

Select items in scheduling types.

3

Position the mouse to the schedule table.

4

Drag the area to be scheduled with a mouse.

5

Selected field is presented as scheduling type colors.

6

Click Copy Schedule Setup if you want to copy the schedule to other channels.

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7

Copy Schedule Setup screen displays.

8

Select channels to be copied.

9

Select channels to apply copied content.

10

Copy the schedule by pressing Apply.

11

Press Save to save the schedule.

Schedule > Quick

Figure 4-33 RECORD > Schedule > Quick

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Table 4-35 RECORD > Schedule > Quick Item and Description

No. Name Function

1

Desired Recording

Period

Select desired recor di n g peri od.

2

Recording Hours per

Day

Select recording hours per day.

3 HDD Size It is automatically displayed.
4 Stream Priority Select Framerate or Resolution.
5 Recording mode Select recording mode as Continuous or Event.
6 Audio Enable if audio is recorded.
7 Calculation

User can see recommended resolution and frame rate to meet recording

period.

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4.5.2 Main Stream

To set the image resolution when event occurs across channels or general recording is in process.

Main Stream > Analog Camera

To set the image quality and resolution of Main Stream

Figure 4-34 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream

Table 4-36 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Resolution Set the resolution of video clips (4MP, 1080P , 720P, and 960H).
3 Continuous Select recording FPS and image quality in consecutive recording.



Frame Rate: recording FPS selection (1-30)



Quality: recording image quality selection (Level 1-8)
4 Event Select recording FPS and image quality in event recording.



Frame Rate: recording FPS selection (1-30)



Quality: recording image quality selection (Level 1-8)
5 Pre-Alarm

Start recording before set time, if event occurs (null, 1 sec, 2 sec, 3 sec, 4
sec, and 5 sec).

6 Post-Alarm

Recording after set time until event ends (null, 5 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min,
5 min, and 10 min).

7

Copy Stream

Setup

Copy main recording image set value to other channels.

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Clicking Copy Stream Setup opens Copy Stream Setup.

Figure 4-35 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream > Copy Stream Setup

Table 4-37 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream > Copy Stream Setup Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 From Select the channel set.
2 To Select the device to be copied.
3

Select All

/Unselect All

Select/deselect all channels.

4 Copy Item Select/deselect items to be copied.

Main Stream > IP Camera

Figure 4-36 RECORD > Main Stream > IP Camera

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Table 4-38 RECORD > Main Stream > IP Camera Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Resolution

Framerate

Bitrate

Show camera main stream setup status.

3 Continuous Select recording stream in case of Continuous mode.
4 Event Select recording stream in case of Event mode.
5 Pre-Alarm

Start recording before set time, if event occurs (null, 1 sec, 2 sec, 3 sec, 4
sec, and 5 sec).

6 Post-Alarm

Recording after set time until event ends (null, 5 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min,
5 min, and 10 min).

Note

This menu will be appeared when Analog+IP cam mode is selected.

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4.5.4 Second Stream

Second Stream > Analog Camera

To set the image quality and resolution of Second Stream

Figure 4-37 RECORD > Stream > Second Stream

Table 4-39 RECORD > Stream > Second Stream Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Resolution Set the resolution of video clips (640X480).
3 Frame Rate Select recording FPS (1-30).
4 Quality Select image quality (Level 1-8).
5 Pre-Alarm Start recording before set time, if event occurs.
6 Post-Alarm Recording after set time until event ends.
7

Copy Stream

Setup

Copy main recording image set value to other channels. For more
information about set value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream
in Main Stream.”

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Second Stream > IP Camera

Figure 4-38 RECORD > Second Stream > IP Camera

Table 4-40 RECORD > Second Stream > IP Camera Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Resolution

Framerate

Bitrate

Show camera main stream setup status.

5 Pre-Alarm Start recording before set time, if event occurs.
6 Post-Alarm Recording after set time until event ends.

Note

This menu will be appeared when Analog+IP cam mode is selected.

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4.5.5 Panic

How to set immediate recording

Figure 4-39 RECORD > Stream > Panic

Table 4-41 RECORD > Stream > Panic Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Panic Record Select/deselect to use immediate recording function.
2 CH Display channels.
3 Resolution Set the resolution of video clips (4MP, 1080P, 720P, 960H).
4 Frame rate Select recording FPS (1-30).
5 Quality Select image quality (Level 1-8).
6 Dwell Time

Select recording duration (No limits , 10 se c, 30 se c, 1 min, 5 min, 10 mi n ,
and 30 min).

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4.6 EVENT

In EVENT, users may set each event of the device.

4.6.1 System/Disk

To set the system and disk event

System/Disk > System

To set the system event of the device

Figure 4-40 Event > System/Disk > System

Table 4-42 Event > System/Disk > System Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 System Restart Select/deselect whether to use system restart event.
2 Notification Select/deselect whether to use mailing or mobile push in case of event.
3 User Login Select/deselect whether to use user-login e vent.
4 Record Transaction Select/deselect whether to use record transaction event.

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System/Disk > Disk

To set disk event

Figure 4-41 Event > System/Disk > Disk

Table 4-43 Event > System/Disk > Disk Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Disk Unplugged Select/deselect whether to use disk unplugged event.
2 Beep Select/deselect whether to use buzzer sound in case of event.
3 Alarm out

Select to end alarm time (null, Relay1-Keep, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec,

1 min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
4 Notification Select/deselect whether to use mailing or mobile push in case of event.
5 Disk Full

Set disk capacity for disk full event (Off, 50%, 60%, 70% , 80%, 90%, and

100%).
6 S.M.A.R.T. Fault Select/deselect whether to use S.M.A.R.T. F ault event of HDD.

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4.6.2 Alarm In

To set sensor alarms and schedule

Alarm In > Setup

To set sensor alarms

Figure 4-42 Event > Alarm In > Setup

Table 4-44 Event > Alarm In > Setup Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Sensor Display sensor numbers.
2 Use Select/deselect whether to use alarm in the sensor.
3 Type Selec t sen so r types (N.O, N.C).
4 Assign

Select camera channels to designate a sensor (CH 1~4/8/16, immediate
recording).

5 Beep

Select use time of buzzer sound (null, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1 min,

10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
6 Alarm Set alarm output.
7 Group Rec. Select the camera to record simultaneously.
8 Noti. Set email notices.
9 Preset Set preset of PTZ camera.

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Copy to Alarm

Setup

Copy alarm set value to other channels. For more information about set

value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in Main Stream.”

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Placing your mouse on Alarm, Group Rec, Noti., Preset and clicking editing Icon( ) in right corner
displays Event : Alarm screen.

Figure 4-43 Event > Alarm In > Setup > Event : Alarm

Table 4-45 Event > Alarm In > Setup > Event : Alarm Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Alarm-out Set the alarm.



Relay: Select/clear the Relay output checkbox.



Dwell Time: Selecting alarm duration (Keep, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30

sec, 1 min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour)
2 Group Recording Select/deselect whether to use Group Recording.
3

Simultaneous recording camera channel screen opens.

4 Monitor Popup Select/deselect whether to use Monitor Popup.
5

Channel selection screen opens.

6

Remote

Notification

Select/deselect whether to use remote mailing.

7 Preset Preset of PTZ camera is running.



Use: Select/deselect whether to use preset.



CH: Select channels.



Preset: Set preset value.

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Alarm In > Schedule

To schedule recording time when alarm occurs across device sensors

Figure 4-44 Event > Alarm In > Schedule

Table 4-46 Event > Alarm In > Schedule Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Sensor Select the sensor to set the schedule.
2

Schedule Type

Selection

Select the types of schedules.

3 Schedule T able Display the schedule users set.
4 Drag Field Display the area dragged with a mouse.
5

Copy to Alarm

Schedule

Copy the schedule on alar m set to othe r se nsor s . F or more i nforma t i on
about set value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in Main
Stream.”

Note

For more details about scheduling recording time when alarm occurs across sensors,
see section “4.5.1 Schedule.”

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4.6.3 Motion

To set and schedule motions across channels

Motion > Setup

To set motions across channels.

Figure 4-45 Event > Motion > Setup

Table 4-47 Event > Motion > Setup Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Use Select/deselect whether to use motion function in the channel.
3 Area Display the motion area.
4 Sens. Select the sense level of the motion sensor (Level 1~10).
5 Beep

Select use time of buzzer (null, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 10

min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
6 Alarm Set alarm output.
7 Group Rec. Select the camera to record simultaneously.
8 Noti. Set email notices.
9 Preset Set preset of PTZ camera.

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Copy to Motion

Setup

Copy motion set value to other channels. For more information about set

value copy, se e section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in Main Stream.”

Note

Placing your mouse on Alarm, Group Rec, Noti., Preset and clicking editing

icon( ) in right corner displays Event : Alarm screen. For more information about

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Event : Motion screen, see section “4.6.2 Alarm In > Setup in Alarm In.”

Motion > Schedule

To schedule record time when the motion sensor detects across channels

Figure 4-46 Event > Motion > Schedule

Table 4-48 Event > Motion > Schedule Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Select channels to set schedules.
2

Schedule Type

Selection

Select the types of schedules.

3 Schedule T able Display the schedule users set.
4 Drag Field Display the area dragged with a mouse.
5

Copy to Motion

Schedule

Copy the motion detection schedule to other channels. For more

information about set value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main

Stream in Main Stream.”

Note

For more information how to schedule record time when the motion sensor detects
across channels, see section “4.5.1 Schedule.”

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4.6.4 Video Loss

To set Video Loss across channels

Figure 4-47 Event > Video Loss > Setup

Table 4-49 Event > Video Loss > Setup Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 CH Display channels.
2 Use Select/deselect whether to use Video Loss in the channel.
3 Beep

Select use time of buzzer sound (null, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1

min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
4 Alarm Set alarm output.
5 Group Rec. Select the camera to record simultaneously.
6 Noti. Set email notices.
7 Preset Set preset of PTZ camera.
8

Copy to Video

Loss Setup

Copy the Video Loss set value to other channels. For more information

about set value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in Main

Stream.”

Note

Placing your mouse on Alarm, Group Rec, Noti., Preset and clicking editing
icon( ) in right corner displays Event : Video Loss screen. For more information
about Event : Video Loss screen, see section “4.6.2 Alarm In > Setup in Alarm In.”

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4.6.5 Notification

To set and schedule periodical alarms

Notification > Periodic

To set periodical alarms

Figure 4-48 EVENT > Notification > Periodic

Table 4-50 EVENT > Notification > Periodic Item and Description

No. Name Function

1

Periodic

Notification

Select/deselect whether to use periodical alarms.

2 Summary Send the save or event information.



Record: sending the save information

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Event: sending the event information

3 Interval

Set the alarm interval (5 min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour, 2-hour, 6-hour,

8-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour).
4 Select CH Select channels users want.
5

Select All

/Unselect All

Select/deselect all channels.

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Notification > Schedule

To schedule remote notification (alarm & motion)

Figure 4-49 EVENT > Notification > Schedule

Table 4-51 EVENT > Notification > Schedule Item and Description

No. Name Function

1

Schedule Type

Selection

Select the types of schedules.

2 Schedule Table Display the schedule users set.
3 Drag Field Display the area dragged with a mouse.

Note

For more information how to schedule record time when the alarm is detected, see
section “4.5.1 Schedule.”

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4.7 NETWORK

In NETWORK, users may set the network environment.

4.7.1 Basic > WAN Port

To set the network environment

Figure 4-50 NETWORK > Basic > WAN Port

Table 4-52 NETWORK > Basic > WAN Port Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Static IP

Check if you use static IP. For using static IP, enter IP address, Subnet

Mask, and Gateway.
2 DHCP (Dynamic) Select whether to use DHCP (Dynamic).
3 MAC Address Display the MAC Address.
4 DNS Select manual and enter DNS; otherwise choose automatic function.
5 Port (TCP) Enter TCP port.
6 Port (Web) Enter Web port.
7 Bandwidth Limit

Select bandwidth to limit (no limits, 50Mbps, 10Mbps, 5Mbps, 2Mbps,

1Mbps, 500Kbps, 400Kbps, 300Kbps, 200Kbps, and 100Kbps).
8 Ping T est Enter IP in Ping test and implement the text.

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4.7.2 DVRNS/DDNS

To set DVRNS/DDNS

DVRNS/DDNS > DVRNS/Dashboard

To register DVRNS/Dashboard account

Figure 4-51 NETWORK > DVRNS/DDNS > DVRNS/Dashboard

Table 4-53 NETWORK > DVRNS/DDNS > DVRNS/Dashboard Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 DVRNS Register DVRNS account.



ID: Enter DVRNS ID (default: MAC address of the unit)



Password: Enter DVRNS password



Register: Register DVRNS account

2 Dashboard Add/delete Dashboard account.



Account: Select the types of account (Existing Account or New Account)



ID: Enter Dashboard ID



Password: Enter Dashboard password



Add Device: Add Dashboard account

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Delete Device: Delete Dashboard account

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DVRNS/DDNS > DDNS

To set DDNS site for remote users to access in networking

Figure 4-52 NETWORK > DVRNS/DDNS > DDNS

Table 4-54 NETWORK > DVRNS/DDNS > DDNS Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 DDNS Site Select DDNS site.
2 Host Name Enter the host name.
3 User Name Enter the user name.
4 User Password Enter the user password.

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4.7.3 E-Mail

To set email server to send email on the occasion of event

Figure 4-53 NETWORK > E-Mail > E-Mail

Table 4-54 NETWORK > E-Mail > E-Mail Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Server Type Select SMTP server.



gmail.com



hotmail.com



aol.com



naver.com



daum.com
2 Address/Port Enter server address an d port number.
3 Image Attach Select/deselect whether to attach JPG image.
4 Authentication Select/deselect using authentication and password.
5 ID Enter the email ID.
6 Password Enter the email password.
7 Sender Write the sender.
8 Receiver Write the receiver.
9 Test Verify whether the email server is set normally.

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4.7.4 FTP

Set up FTP server to send video to FTP server. The file format is AVI file.

Figure 4-55 NETWORK > FTP > FTP

Table 4-55 NETWORK > FTP > FTP

No. Name Function

1 FTP Server Select whether to use FTP.
2 Address(URL)/Port Enter server address and port.
3 ID, Password Enter ID & Password of server.
4 Upload Path Enter upload directory.
5 Create Folder Enter desired folder name.
6 Base File Name Enter desired file name.

7

FTP Transfer

Settings

Select max file time (1, 5, 10, 15minutes). The file format is AVI file.

8 Test Verify whether the FTP server is set normally.

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4.7.5 P2P

User can connect recorder from mobile app using QR code scan.

Figure 4-56 NETWORK > P2P > P2P

Table 4-56 NETWORK > P2P > P2P

No. Name Function

1 P2P Registration

Click button to check up registration status.

2 P2P QR Code Scan QR code using mobile app to connect recorder.
3 P2P Connection Display connection status.

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4.7.6 Notification Server

Notification Server > Notification Server

Figure 4-57 NETWORK > Noti ficat io n Se rv er > Notification Server

Table 4-57 NETWORK > Notificatio n Se rv er > Notification Server

No. Name Function

1 Notification Server Select/deselect whether to use Notification Server.
2 Type Select TCP or UDP Protocol.
3 IP Enter the server IP address or host name.
4 Port Enter the server port.

5 Test

Send a test message to the server to check the connection status.
Click Save button when the transmission is successful.

TCP can check the results in the recorder, but UDP should be checked
in the notification server.

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Notification Server > Notification Message

Set up the message to be sent to the notification server when event occurs.

Figure 4-58 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Message

Table 4-58 NETWORK > Notificatio n Se rv er > Notification Message

No. Name Function

1

Deleted registered notification message.

2 Add Notification message edit window pop-up.
3 CH Camera channel.
4 Event Display event type as Motion, Alarm or Video Loss.
5 Message Display notification message.

Clicking Add opens Add Message

Figure 4-59 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Message > Add Message

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Table 4-59 NETWORK > Notificatio n Se rv er > Notification Message > Add Message

No. Name Function

1 CH Select the channel to add a message.
2 Event Select the even t t ype (motion, alarm, video loss).
3 Message Create a message to send.

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5. Search/Playback

This chapter describes Live Launcher search and play menu in the below screen bar .

Figure 5-1 Live Launcher Search, Play menu

Table 5-1 Item and Description of Live Launcher Search, Play menu

No. Item Description

1

Search recorded data (time, event, thumbnail, smart search and text).

2

Playback recorded data.

5.1 Search

This function searches recorded data as Time, Event, Thumbnail, Smart Search and Text.
Search > Time
Recording data is searched by date and time.

Figure 5-2 Search: Time

Table 5-2 Search: Time Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Calendar Selecting the date to search.
2 Time Setting time to search.
3 Bookmark Selecting a bookmark to search.
4 Timeline Display timelines across channels.
5 Preview Previewing video clips searched.
6 Play

Playing video clips. For more information about Live bar, see section “5.2
Playback”.

7 Cancel Ending search screen.

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Search > Event
Recording data is searched by event type.

Figure 5-3 Search: Event

Table 5-3 Search: Event Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Select CH Select channels to search.
2

Select All

/Unselect All

Select/deselect all channels.

3 Start Setting starting time to search.
4 End Setting ending time to search.
5 EVENT TYPE

Selecting the types of event (immediate recording, motion, Alarm-In,

Video Loss, and bookmar k) .
6 Search Searching the event.
7 Event List Displaying event list searched.
8 Thumbnail Field Displaying thumbnail images of selected event.
9 Play

Playing video clips selected. For more information about Live bar, see

section “5.2 Playback”.

10 Cancel Ending search screen.

Search > Thumbnail
Recording data is searched and played back as a thumbnail image at intervals of time.

Figure 5-4 Search: Thumbnail

Table 5-4 Search: Thumbnail Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Calendar Selecting dates to search.
2 CH Selecting channels to search.

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No. Item Description

3 Time Selecting time to search.
4 Interval Setting time interval for searching images.
5

Time

Lapse/Pause

Playing or stopping videos searched.

10 Cancel Ending search screen.

Search > Smart Search
Recording data is searched by detecting change of specific area.

Figure 5-5 Search: Smart Search

Table 5-5 Search: Smart Search Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 CH Selecting channels to search.
2 Area Setup Select area to search motion event.
3 Start Setting starting time to search.
4 End Setting ending time to search.

Search > TEXT
Recording data is searched by keyword.

Figure 5-6 Search: TEXT

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Table 5-6 Search: TEXT Item and Description

No. Item Description

1 Select CH Select channels to search.
2

Select All

/Unselect All

Select/deselect all channels.

3 Start Setting starting time to search.
4 End Setting ending time to search.
5 Keyword Entering keyw o r d to search.
6 Case Sensitive Searching items in case-sensitive.
7 Whole Word Searching items that include all words.
8 Search Searching the event.
9 Event List Displaying event list searched.

10 Thumbnail Field Displaying thumbnail images of selected event.
11 Play

Playing video clips selected. For more information about Live bar, see

section “5.2 Playback”.

12 Cancel Ending search screen.

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5.2 Playback

To play recorded data

Figure 5-7 Playback Launcher

Table 5-7 Playback Launcher Item and Description

No. Item Description

1

Displaying present play status.

2 Date and Time Displaying date and time of playing videos.
3

Moving to the first section of the video.

4

Playing the videos with multiplied speed in reverse (2~64x).

5

Playing the videos with lower speed in reverse (1/2~1/8x).

6

Play backward, forward and pause the videos.

7

Play forward step.

8

Play fast forward(2~64x).

8

Go to last section of the video.

9

Moving to previous/next partition screens.

10

Selecting the partition mode to mark in the screen.

11

Searching the recorded data (time, event, thumbnail, smart search and
text). For more information about search, see section “5.1 Search”.

12

Closing playing videos and moving to live screen.

13

Opening or closing the record timelines.

14

Activating/deactivating automatic hidden function of Launcher menu.

Clicking opens Record Time-Line.

Figure 5-8 Playback Launcher > Record Time-Line

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Table

5-8 Playback Launcher > Record Time-Line Item and Description

No. Name Function

1 Time lines

Shows the recording status. Select the

desired time with the mouse to

playback.

Add bookmarks at the selected time in the Time line.

2

Run a Manual backup. Se e “3.2.1 Backup

”

to display detai led informati on

about back-up.

3 Open the calendar window and select a date from the calendar.

4 Show time bar by single channel, 4channels or all channels.

5 Show time line by 1hour or 24hours (toggle).

Click mouse right button to open quick menu in the playback mode.

Figure 5-9 Playback Qui ck menu

Table 5-9 Playback Quick menu

No. Item Description

1 Screen Mode Select the partition mode of live screen (Full, 2X2, 3X3, and 4x4).

2 Zoom in

Magnify selected live screen (2x, 4x 8x).

This menu is shown full screen mode only.
3 Text Overlay POS text overlay on the screen. This menu is shown when enable Text menu.
4 Goto Live Stop playback and return to live mode.
5 Search Open Search window.
6 Backup Open manual backup menu.
7 Set Bookmark Save the bookmark

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6. Webviewer

This chapter describes webviewer for monitoring videos through a PC in remote mode.
How to monitor with webviewer.

Table 6-1 System Requirement for Webviewer

Item Recommended Minimum

OS

MicrosoftⓇ WindowsⓇ 10 x86(64bit)

(Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate)

MicrosoftⓇ WindowsⓇ 8(pro, Enterprise)

MicrosoftⓇ WindowsⓇ XP Home SP3

CPU Intel CoreTM i5-2550 3.30GHz or higher

Intel CoreTM 2 Duo E7200 2.53GHz or
higher

RAM 2GB or higher 1.5GB or higher

VGA

ATI RadeonTM HD 3650 or NVIDIA

GeForce 8400GS or higher(1280x1024,

32bpp or Higher), Multi Monit or

ATI RadeonTM HD 2400 or NVIDIA GeForce
FX5500 or higher(1024x768, 24bpp or
higher)

HDD Over 6GB Over 1GB

LAN Gigabit Ethernet 10/100 Mbps Ethernet

1 Enter IP address of a recorder in

Internet browser.

2

Enter ID and Password, and then click the
button.



Viewer: playing NVR Live images



Setup: setting menu in similar ways
with NVR connected monitor.

For using Viewer, users need to download Java. The way to download is shown as follows:

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In case of selecting Viewer(Internet Explorer)

1 Click Viewer.

2

When Java download screen opens,
download and install JAVA.

3 Live images may be monitored.

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In case of selecting Viewer(Chrome)

1

After click Viewer, .jnlp file can be
downloaded.

Click Keep button.

2 Click webviewer_chrome.jnlp.

3

When Java download screen opens,
download and install JAVA.

4 Live images may be monitored.

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In case of selecting Setup

Users can set the menu in similar ways with NVR connected monitor.

Figure 6-1 Setup screen