Nexcom NANO 1190, MVS 5200, MVS 5210-R, MVS 5210 User Manual

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NEXCOM International Co., Ltd.

Mobile Computing Solutions

MVS 5200/5210/5210-R & NANO 1190

NVR User Manual

NEXCOM International Co., Ltd.

Published December 2016

www.nexcom.com

Contents

Preface: Quick Installation Guide ........................... 1

System Configuration: .....................................................................1

Playback: .........................................................................................3

Chapter 1: Main Console ........................................ 4

1. System Information ..................................................................... 5

2. Screen Division: ...........................................................................5

3. Sub-screen: .................................................................................6

4. Snapshot: ...................................................................................6

5. Audio Volume Control: ...............................................................6

6. System Setting: ...........................................................................7

6.1 Camera Page at System Setup Dialog: ....................................7

6.1.1 Auto Setting .....................................................................8

6.1.2 Template Setting: ..............................................................9

6.1.3 Camera List: ...................................................................10

6.1.4 Camera Setting: .............................................................. 11

6.1.5 Search Camera: ..............................................................14

6.2 Recording Page at System Setup Dialog: ...............................15

6.3 Network page at System setup dialog: .................................. 17

6.4 System Page at System Setup Dialog: ...................................19

6.5 User Page at System Setup Dialog: .......................................22

6.6 Motion Detection Page at System Setup Dialog: ...................24

7. System Management: ...............................................................26

7.1 System Management: ........................................................... 26

7.2 Disk Management: ...............................................................33

7.3 Snapshot: ............................................................................. 34

7.4 Event Snapshot: ...................................................................35

8. Event Setting: ...........................................................................37

8.1 Add a New Event: ................................................................37

8.2 Modify Existing Event Schedule or Action: ............................39

8.3 Delete Existing Event Schedule or Action: .............................39

8.4 Action Types: ........................................................................40

9. Log Viewer: ..............................................................................42

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9.1 System Log: .......................................................................... 42

9.2 Event Log: ............................................................................43

9.3 Bit-rate Log: .........................................................................44

10. Schedule Monitor: ..................................................................45

10.1 Two-way Audio: .................................................................45

10.2 Audio Volume Adjustment: ................................................45

10.3 PTZ Control: .......................................................................45

10.4 E-map: ...............................................................................47

Chapter 2: Playback .............................................. 49

1. Search History Record Data: ......................................................50

2. Playback Control Button(s): .......................................................52

3. Convert to AVI file: ...................................................................54

4. Backup: ....................................................................................54

5. Playback Status: ........................................................................55

6. Sequential Search: ....................................................................55

Chapter 3: Remote Service ................................... 57

1. Installation: ............................................................................... 57

2. Login: .......................................................................................57

3. Live Preview: .............................................................................58

4. Playback: ..................................................................................60

4.1 Search History Recorded File(s): .............................................61

4.1.1 Search history file(s) dialog: .............................................61

4.1.2 Select a day to search history file(s): ................................62

4.1.3 Select record mode(s) / Event Type: .................................62

4.1.4 Start search:....................................................................63

4.1.5 Review history record file(s) in search period: ..................63

4.1.6 Assign time period of search result: .................................63

4.1.7 Select the camera(s) to playback: ....................................64

4.1.8 Start playback history file(s): ............................................ 64

4.2 Playback Control Button(s): ..................................................65

4.3 Playback Speed Control: .......................................................65

4.4 Division Control Buttons: ......................................................66

4.5 Convert to AVI file: ...............................................................66

4.5.1 Convert file dialog: .........................................................67

4.5.2 Select a day to convert history file(s): ..............................67

4.5.3 Assign time slice to convert job: ...................................... 68

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4.5.4 Select cameras to convert job: ........................................68

4.5.5 Select a folder to save converted file: ..............................68

4.5.6 Start converting job: .......................................................68

4.6 Backup: ................................................................................ 69

4.6.1 Backup file dialog: ..........................................................69

4.6.2 Select a day to backup: ................................................... 70

4.6.3 Assign time slice to backup job: ......................................70

4.6.4 Select cameras to backup job: ......................................... 70

4.6.5 Select a folder to save backup file(s): ............................... 70

4.6.6 Start backup job: ............................................................70

4.7 Switch Audio Play Mode: ...................................................... 71

4.8 Playback Setting: ..................................................................71

4.9 Snapshot Dialog: ..................................................................72

4.9.1 Snapshot all dialog: ........................................................72

4.9.2 Select snapshot image: ...................................................72

4.9.3 Select snapshot folder: .................................................... 73

4.9.4 Select file format: ...........................................................73

4.9.5 Save snapshot images: .................................................... 73

4.9.6 Saved image file name: ................................................... 73

4.10 Playback Status: .................................................................74

4.11 Operation With Sub-screen: ...............................................74

4.11.1 Define display camera(s) sequence: ...............................74

4.11.2 Digital zoom at sub-screen: ...........................................75

4.11.3 Switch to Fullscreen: .....................................................75

4.11.4 Snapshot of sub-screen: ................................................75

4.11.5 Motion Search: .............................................................77

4.11.6 Sequential Search: ........................................................78

4.11.6.1 Define search time period: .........................................79

4.11.6.2 Start search and rollback: ...........................................80

4.11.6.3 Detail window for snapshots: ..................................... 81

4.11.6.4 Preview mode of search result: ...................................81

5. Remote System Setting: ............................................................82

5.1 Camera Setting: ...................................................................82

5.2 Schedule Setting: .................................................................85

5.3 Network Setting: ..................................................................87

5.4 System Setting: ....................................................................89

5.5 User Setting: ........................................................................91

5.6 Motion Config: ....................................................................93

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6. Remote System Management: ..................................................95

6.1 Maintenance: .......................................................................95

7. Remote Event Setting: ............................................................... 97

7.1 Add a New Event: ................................................................98

7.2 Modify Existing Event Schedule or Action: ............................99

7.3 Delete Existing Event Schedule or Action: ...........................100

7.4 Action Types: ...................................................................... 100

Chapter 4: Utility ................................................. 103

1. Event File Viewer .....................................................................103

Preface: Quick Installation Guide

PrefaCe: QuiCk installation Guide

System Configuration:

1. Power on the MVS 52 series/NANO 1190 and wait until the system boots.

2. Login to the NVR system, default username is “admin” without password.

3. Click to enter system setting pages.

4. Click “Auto Setting” button at Camera’s setting page, the system will automatically insert camera from the intranet or camera connected to the NVR’s switch.

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5. Configure each camera’s parameters for streaming.

6. Configure each camera’s recording schedule at “Recording” page.

7. Click the “OK” button to save settings and start recording jobs.

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Playback:

1. Click to enter the playback page.

2. Click to enter the record data search dialog.

3. Select a playback date on calendar control, and click the “Search” button to start searching record data.

4. Select cameras and playback time period on search result by dragging a time bar on the timeline or via date-time picker control.

5. Click the “OK” button to prepare playback data and return to the playback main page.

6. Click to start playback.

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ChaPter 1: Main Console

This is the main control panel of the system. It provides live stream preview, system setup, two-way audio, playback, volume control, snapshot, start or stop monitor, and PTZ controls.

System

information

Display

preview

Divide buttons Login/

Logout

Function buttons

PTZ

buttons

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1. System Information

System Information

Date Time

Weekday Schedule Recording

Event alarm status HDD available space

Logout current user

Display version number

2. Screen Division:

Configure the preview screen to a particular layout division by clicking these buttons.

Button Description

Switch to Division 1

Switch to Division 4

Switch to Division 9

Switch to full screen. Right click the mouse button to cancel full screen mode.

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3. Sub-screen:

Digital Zoom

Sub-screen window supports digital zoom, the operation steps are as follows:

1. Click on preview image to switch current focus channel.

2. Scroll the mouse wheel, forward for digital zoom-in, and backward for zoom-out.

3. Switch division mode will reset digital zoom status to default.

Popup Menu

Right click the mouse button, select an option from the popup menu.

1. Change current channel display camera.

2. Change current division mode.

3. Switch current channel display ratio mode.

4. Switch to Full Screen mode / Cancel Full Screen mode.

5. Reset all channels to default camera list.

6. Snapshot current display.

7. Enable / Disable Auto Switch.

4. Snapshot:

Click to take a snapshot to the hard disk drive, you can manage snapshots at the system management “snapshot” page.

5. Audio Volume Control:

Click to switch between mute or unmute.

Status Description

System is on unmute mode.

System is on mute mode.

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6. System Setting:

Click setup button and select “System Setting” from the pop-up menu to enter the System Setting dialog.

6.1 Camera Page at System Setup Dialog:

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6.1.1 Auto Setting

Click the “Auto Setting” button to automatically add cameras to the system. Maximum number of cameras supported depends on NVR’s model.

After clicking the button, the system will show the fuzzy search filter dialog, you can filter the search by model name, IP address or MAC address, or you can keep them empty to search all cameras.

Auto setting can insert intranet’s cameras, even ones located behind several switch hubs. Alternatively, you can directly insert cameras on the NVR’s switch hub, then click the “Auto Setting“ button to add them into the system.

Using the “Auto Setting“ function, you won’t need to keyin any network IP or subnet mask parameters, you only need to click “Auto Setting“ button to add IP cameras.

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6.1.2 Template Setting:

When you use “Auto Setting” to add a new camera, the system will use the camera template from “Template Setting” to set the camera parameters.

After you confirm the template, in most cases, you will no longer need to set camera’s parameters again.

You can configure the quick template from the camera setting page, in most cases you only need to set the camera’s resolution and frames per second.

If you need to set a more detailed template, please click the “Advanced” button to enter the template setting dialog.

Resolution:

The new camera will try to fit the selected resolution, if you select “Max”, camera will use the maximum resolution, or you could select another resolution, in which the system will choose the next closest supported resolution of the camera.

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FPS:

Set the frames per second of camera, system will try to set a near or equal FPS to camera.

Rate Control:

Set the rate control algorithm of the new camera.

Quality:

If you select EVBR for new cameras, you can set the VBR quality here.

Account: Setup the default login camera user account.

Password:

Setup the default login camera password.

6.1.3 Camera List:

List all the inserted IP camera’s name, click the row of camera to display detailed information and live stream video.

Tick the check box to enable the camera, otherwise the camera will be disabled.

This camera is enabled.

This camera is disabled.

If the camera is disabled, NVR will not connect to it. This will keep the camera settings stored in the system without using any system performance and won’t add any error messages.

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Switch Camera Sequential:

Right click on the camera, and select another camera in the popup menu, the system will switch these two camera’s setting.

Quick Setup:

1. Select a camera

2. Click the “Quick Setup” button.

3. Select a action: i. Copy to: Copy selected camera’s setting to all channels or a

single channel ii. Switch To: Switch selected camera and target camera sequential

position. iii. Remove all: Remove all camera setting.

6.1.4 Camera Setting:

Key-in or modify camera’s information here.

Vendor:

Select camera’s vendor or use ONVIF protocol.

Detect:

Check available cameras and respective model names.

Camera Name:

Key in camera name here.

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IP Address:

Key in camera’s IP address.

HTTP port:

Set camera’s HTTP port, default is 80.

RTSP port:

Set camera’s RTSP port for TCP streaming, default is 554.

ONVIF Authentication:

Select connect to camera with WSSE authentication or without authentication.

User Name:

Set the Username for camera login.

Password:

Set the Password for camera login.

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Set Parameter:

Select stream profile / resolution for preview and recording.

Select the FPS of the display and recording frame rate.

Enable Audio to receive audio stream, enable it when you need live audio and record audio to files.

Enable Audio Record to record audio to files.

Enable Two Way Audio when you need to send voice data to the IP camera.

Adjust Input and Output Gain value with IP camera.

• The parameter dialogs are different with each vendor, depending on the camera’s capability.

Add Camera:

1. Click “Search” and wait till search completes.

2. Select a camera on the search result list.

3. Preview live stream video at the preview window to confirm current camera.

4. Click “Add” to add selected camera into system.

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Delete Camera:

1. Select a camera from installed camera list.

2. Click “Delete” to remove the selected camera from the list.

Update Camera Setting:

1. Select a camera from the installed camera list.

2. Modify camera’s setting at each setting field.

3. Click “Update” to save the modified result.

• Updated settings will write to disk after clicking “OK” at the bottom of the page. If you click “Cancel” to leave the setting page, the system will discard all your modified settings.

Clear Button:

Clear all setting fields.

6.1.5 Search Camera:

Click “Search” button, system will list all the cameras detected in the “Search List”, you can click on each row to preview live video stream.

You can click on the header column to sort the current row data.

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6.2 Recording Page at System Setup Dialog:

The system supports weekly schedule recording, you can define different schedules for each camera and each weekday here.

Configure recording schedule steps:

1. Select a camera:

Click on camera list to select a camera to configure.

2. Select a weekday:

Click on a weekday bar, system will list time periods for this weekday.

3. Configure time period: Add new period:

Drag the mouse cursor on a blank area, or click the “Insert” button.

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Configure period setting:

After a new period has been inserted, a pop-up period setting dialog will appear. Fill the start time and end time, and select pre-alarm and post-alarm time if you want to set this period to motion detection record mode.

Pre-alarm or post-alarm maximum value is 60 seconds.

4. Select a record mode:

Select a record mode ranging from “Round the clock“ or “Motion detection”, “DI detection” or “Event Detection” for this period.

If you select the “DI detection” mode, you should select a DI input source and define alarm condition.

5. Modify exist record schedule period:

Click a period from the weekday bar or select a period from the list, then click the “Configure” button.

6. Remove a record schedule period:

Select a period from the weekday bar or list, then click the “Delete” button.

7. Copy a period to all:

Select a period from then weekday bar or list, then click the “Copy” button, system will copy the selected weekday’s periods to all weekdays.

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6.3 Network page at System setup dialog:

DHCP setting:

Check the “Obtain IP address automatically (DHCP)” to enable automatic IP retrieval from DHCP server.

MAC address:

Display MAC address of this NVR.

Fixed IP setting:

When DHCP is disabled, you should key in IP settings here. Click the “Test” button to detect any IP conflict.

DNS setting:

Check “Obtain DNS from DHCP” to retrieve DNS settings from DHCP server, it only works when DHCP is enabled.

If “Obtain DNS from DHCP” is disabled, you can key in the DNS server IP address in the text box.

PPPOE Setting:

Enable / Disable:

Check or uncheck the checkbox to enable or disable PPPoE function.

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User Name:

Key in the username to login PPPoE server here.

Password:

Key in the login PPPoE server password here.

IP address:

Display the current IP address retrieved from the PPPoE server.

Subnet Mask:

Display the current subnet mask retrieved from the PPPoE server.

Gateway:

Display the current gateway IP address retrieved from the PPPoE server.

Status:

Display PPPoE status.

UPNP Setting:

Display UPnP friend name on network.

UPnP Traversal Setting:

Enable UPnP Traversal to automatically request port mapping with router. Define the maximum and minimum port value here.

Server Setting:

Enable HTTP and RTSP server. After remote service starts, users can connect to the remote service through a web browser.

HTTP Port:

Set HTTP service port here.

RTSP Port:

Set RTSP service port here.

RTSP over HTTP:

Enable RTSP over HTTP function, the remote live stream will use HTTP protocol and HTTP port.

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DDNS:

1. Tick DDNS check box.

2. Select a DDNS server.

3. Key in DDNS domain name.

4. Key in DDNS service’s login account and password.

5. Click the “test” button to connect to the DDNS service. The system will display current public IP with domain name later.

6.4 System Page at System Setup Dialog:

Device Info:

Date Time:

Model Name:

Display Model Name.

Device Title:

Key in device title here.

Software version:

Display current firmware version.

Server Date & Time:

Display current system date-time.

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Adjust:

Manual Setting:

Click setting to enter the date-time setting dialog, and select current date and time now, click “OK” to change system time or click “Cancel” button to abort configuration.

Synchronize with NTP:

Enable date-time synchronization with NTP service.

NTP Server:

Key in NTP server IP or domain name, if you use the domain name to connect NTP server, the DNS service must be enabled.

NTP Sync Interval:

Select a value to set the interval of each time synchronization with NTP service.

Time Zone:

Select the time zone of the NVR location.

Daylight saving:

Enable or disable daylight saving mode.

Daylight saving Start Time:

Configure daylight saving start time, it works with daylight saving mode enabled.

Daylight saving End Time:

Configure daylight saving end time, it works with daylight saving mode enabled.

Daylight saving Offset:

Configure daylight saving offset time with current time, it works with daylight saving mode enabled.

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Auto Login:

Enable auto login mode to login with the defined user name and password when system boots up.

User:

Key in auto login username.

Password:

Key in auto login password.

System Setting:

Enable “Auto full screen” to switch to full screen mode when system boots up.

Change display language from language combo box.

Adjust Auto switch interval seconds.

DIPS

Display device DIPS ID. Click the “Test” button to test connection with DIPS server.

Recycle Days:

Select log keep days.

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6.5 User Page at System Setup Dialog:

You can manage user accounts and permit which functions are accessible. This can prevent users without permission to use certain functions when logging to the system through user account.

User Config:

User:

Edit username here.

Password / Confirm Password:

Edit user login password here.

Group:

Select user’s login group.

Description:

Key in description of this user.

Monitor:

Select which camera live streams that the current user can preview.

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Playback:

Select which cameras that the current user can playback history record data.

Record:

Enable this user to start and stop record job.

Setting:

Enable this user to access system setting function.

PTZ:

Enable this user with operator PTZ functions.

Two-way audio:

Enable this user to start and stop two-way audio.

Add User:

After entering user information, click the “Add” button to insert the new user account into the system.

Modify User:

Select a user first then modify user information. You must click the “Modify” button to make the changes take effect.

Delete User:

Select a user first then click the “Delete” button to remove the selected user from the system.

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6.6 Motion Detection Page at System Setup Dialog:

You can set each camera’s motion detection at this page.

Select a camera:

Click on the camera list to select a camera to manage motion detection setting.

Add a new motion detection:

Click the “Add” button to insert a new motion window, the new window will be placed on the upper left corner.

Enable motion window:

Check the window name to enable motion detection.

Modify motion detection area:

Move the mouse cursor to the motion window border, and drag to resize motion window. Drag the mouse cursor on motion window to re-position the motion window.

Remove motion window:

Click on the motion window or window’s name to select the window, then click the “Delete” button to remove it.

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Modify motion parameter:

Click on the motion window or window’s name to select the window, then edit it’s motion parameters. You must click the “Update” button to save the modified values, or the settings will be lost.

Name:

Key in the motion window’s name.

Include / Exclude:

Include: The system will detect motion inside of window area. Exclude: The system will detect motion outside of window area.

Object Size:

Set motion detection object size value between 0 and 100, bigger value means motion alarm will be harder to trigger.

Sensitivity:

Set motion detection sensitivity value between 0 and 100, bigger value means motion alarm will be easier to trigger.

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7. System Management:

Click the setup button and select “System Management” from the pop-up menu to enter the System Management dialog.

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Resolution:

Change the current display resolution of the monitor, please confirm change result, or the system will revert to the old resolution after 15 seconds.

Style:

Select Main page display style, the style will change after clicking the “OK” button.

Normal Style:

User-friendly GUI interface.

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Simple Style:

Simple style will display the maximum viewing area possible for the live stream images.

Professional Style:

DI Tree List:

Display local and all camera’s DI status, if the camera does not have DI, it will not be added to the DI list.

DO Tree List:

Display and control local and camera’s DO status, if the camera does not have DO, it will not be added to the DO list.

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PTZ Control Panel:

Preset Combo box:

Select a preset for the focus camera, camera will go to the preset position.

Delete Button:

Remove the current selected preset record.

Preset Add:

Key in the preset name and click the “Add” button to add a new preset position record for the focus camera.

PTZ control buttons:

Click PTZ direction buttons to control camera pan, tilt and home positions.

Group Preview:

Switch current live division to a specific group division.

E-Map:

Display camera’s position.

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Advanced Style:

Based on the professional style with added event log and system log viewer, these controls will display the newest record in log.

Button Description

Switch division buttons

Reset division to default

Full Screen

Auto Switch

Snapshot

Change display ratio

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Event Log:

Display the 5 newest records in event log.

Start Time:

Display the start time of the event.

End Time:

Display the end time of the event, if the event is not closed, this field will be kept empty.

Log Type:

Display the Event Type.

Device:

Local: NVR’s event. CXXX: Camera’s event.

Input:

Display events triggered by DI input, -1 means it is not a DI event.

Key:

Display event Key string.

System Log:

Time:

Log Time.

Log Type:

Log type string.

Remark:

Extra log description.

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Image:

Adjust monitor Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness, Hue values, to get the best display quality.

Maintenance:

Default Setting:

Reset all settings to factory default value.

Backup Setting:

Export backup setting file to a removable storage device.

Restore Setting:

Restore a backup setting file from a removable storage device.

Firmware Upgrade:

Select a firmware file from a removable storage device, then click “Firmware Upgrade” to begin firmware update.

System Restart:

Restart the NVR system.

Audio:

Adjust audio input or output gain value.

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7.2 Disk Management:

You can manage all storage devices here.

Device list:

Display all devices detected on the NVR and their information.

Partition Button:

Select a storage device and click the “Partition” button, system will remove all the data and partitions on selected device, and create a new partition.

Mount / Un-Mount button:

Mount or unmount a USB stick.

S.M.A.R.T button:

Display the Hard Disk S.M.A.R.T status.

Partition list:

Display all the partitions of selected device and their information.

Click the “Format” button to format selected partition to “ext4” format, all data will be lost.

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7.3 Snapshot:

Manage all snapshots on the hard disk and removable device, including the backup of snapshot image to a removable device.

Source Snapshot List:

Search snapshot image:

1. Select a hard disk path.

2. Select a time period.

3. Click the “search” button.

4. The search result will be displayed in the list box.

5. Select a snapshot file name, the snapshot image will be displayed on the right.

Copy:

Click the “Copy” button to copy selected snapshot files to a removable device.

Delete:

Click the “Delete” button to delete selected snapshot file.

Destination Snapshot List:

1. Select a removable device path.

2. System will show snapshot file’s name of selected folder

3. Select a snapshot file name, the snapshot image will be displayed on the right.

Delete: Click the “Delete” button to delete selected snapshot file.

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7.4 Event Snapshot:

Manage event snapshot files here.

Event Snapshot:

Search:

Device:

Select the Snapshot device ID.

Event Type:

Select trigger snapshot event type.

Input:

Select DI input port number.

Time:

Select search time period.

Result table:

Time:

Event Time

Event Type:

Triggered Event Type.

Input:

Event DI port number, if it is not a DI event -1 will be displayed.

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Device:

Event triggered device ID.

Snapshot Viewer:

Select an event from the search result table and click the “Play” button, the snapshot video will be displayed on the right.

Next frame:

Click “>“ to move to the next frame.

Pre frame:

Click “<“ to move to the previous frame.

Information:

Display snapshot video information.

Snapshot button:

Click the “Snapshot” button to snapshot the current image to a removable device.

Backup button:

Click the “Backup” button to backup this event video to a removable device.

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8. Event Setting:

Manage all events from the “Event Setting” page, including add, modify, remove events, event’s schedule and the actions to take when event is triggered.

8.1 Add a New Event:

1. Select a camera or local device from the tree list.

2. Click the “Add” button below the device list.

3. Select an Event from the table.

Motion Alarm:

Camera’s motion detection, you must set the camera motion first.

Disconnect Alarm:

The camera connected is disconnected.

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Camera Tamper:

Dependent on the camera’s capability.

Audio Detection:

Dependent on the camera’s capability.

Schedule Trigger:

Trigger by schedule settings.

HDD Error Alarm:

Trigger alarm when recording fails, only local devices have this event.

4. Click the “Add” button below Event Schedule List table.

5. Select the weekdays and time period to monitor for the event.

6. Set Alarm detailed parameters.

A. Alarm trigger condition by event type:

i. Motion event, true means alarm triggered by motion, false

means alarm triggered by no motion.

ii. Schedule trigger, true for alarms triggered in schedule

periods, false for alarms not triggered in schedule periods.

B. Select Post-Alarm seconds. C. Merge seconds is set for merging two same alarms between

setting seconds.

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7. Click the “Add” button below Action list table.

8. Select an action for the system to execute when event is triggered.

8.2 Modify Existing Event Schedule or Action:

Modify Event Schedule:

1. Select an event from the event list.

2. Select a schedule from Event schedule list.

3. Click the “Modify” button.

4. Modify setting values from schedule setting dialog.

5. Click the “OK” button when modification is done.

Modify Action:

1. Select an event from the event list.

2. Select a schedule from Event schedule list.

3. Select an action from “Action List”.

4. Click the “Modify” button.

5. Modify setting values from each Action setting dialog.

6. Click the “OK” button to close dialog.

8.3 Delete Existing Event Schedule or Action:

Delete Event:

1. Select an Event from “Event List”.

2. Click the “Delete” button below the “Event List”.

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Delete Event Schedule:

1. Select an event from “Event List”.

2. Select an event schedule from “Event Schedule List”.

3. Click the “Delete” button below “Event Schedule List”.

Delete Action:

1. Select an event from “Event List”.

2. Select an event schedule from “Event Schedule List”.

3. Select an Action from “Action List”.

4. Click the “Delete” button below “Action List”.

• When Add / Modify / Delete job is complete, you must click the “OK” button to leave Event Setting page, otherwise all setting values will be rolled back.

8.4 Action Types:

Display On Channel:

When event is triggered, the system will display OSD string on selected channels.

Record:

When event is triggered, the system will force recording of selected channels.

1. System must switch “Schedule Monitor” to on when event is triggered.

2. The selected channels must have “Recording schedule” enabled when event is triggered.

Snapshot:

The system will snapshot images of selected channels, and save the snapshots to the event snapshot folder automatically. You can search them in the “Event Snapshot” page in “System Management”.

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TCP:

Send notification TCP sockets to TCP server when event is triggered.

HTTP:

Send notification to HTTP server when event is triggered.

FTP:

1. Select channels to take snapshot or record to a file when event is triggered.

2. Select Snapshot or Record trigger action, recording will record a period of the channel.

3. Setup Pre-Alarm and Post-Alarm seconds for the recording file.

System will upload the file to FTP server when event is triggered.

Navigation:

Go to camera’s preset position.

Popup:

Switch live division to a specific group division.

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9. Log Viewer:

9.1 System Log:

Log Type:

Select a log type to filter data.

Time:

Setup search logs in time periods.

Limit Record:

Setup the maximum number of records of search result.

Click the “Search” button to start search, the search result will be displayed in the table below it.

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9.2 Event Log:

Device:

Select a Device for search filter.

Log Type:

Select a log type to filter data.

Input:

Setup DI input port search filter, only works for searching DI event.

Time:

Setup search logs in time periods.

Limit Record:

Setup the maximum number of records of search result.

Click the “Search” button to start search, the search result will be displayed in the table below it.

Preview Event Images:

Select an event log from the log table, event image will be displayed in the window, you can click the play control buttons to preview event images.

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Change Display Channel:

Select another camera ID from the combo box, the system will display selected channel image in event time.

Snapshot:

Insert a USB dongle to the NVR first, and click the Snapshot button to save it.

9.3 Bit-rate Log:

You can search bit-rate log in the bit-rate log page, the days that have logs will be displayed with blue background in the calendar.

Select a date:

Click on the days in the calendar with blue background.

Bit-rate table:

The system will display the bit-rate log in the table.

Blue:

Bit-rate is very low.

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Green:

Bit-rate is fine.

Yellow:

Bit-rate is a little high.

Orange:

Bit-rate is very high.

Red:

Bit-rate is over limit.

10. Schedule Monitor:

Click to enable or disable Schedule job, if it is disabled, recording will be stopped.

10.1 Two-way Audio:

Click to start or stop two-way audio of focus channel.

10.2 Audio Volume Adjustment:

Move the thumb to left to make volume lower, or right to make volume higher.

10.3 PTZ Control:

Pan/Tilt

Move the PTZ camera direction by clicking the direction buttons.

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Click to make the camera return to home position.

Move the thumb to the left to make it move slower, or to the right to make it move faster.

Tour:

Select a tour setting from the combo box, and click the “Go” button to start tour, click the “Stop” button to stop tour.

Preset:

Select a preset position from the combo box, camera will move to preset position when clicked.

Add Preset:

Move the camera then key in new preset name, click the “Add” button.

Remove Preset: Select a preset then click the “Delete” button.

IRIS:

Adjust camera’s IRIS setting, or set it to auto.

Focus:

Adjust camera’s focus setting, or set it to auto.

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Zoom:

Zoom-in or zoom-out camera focus.

Pan:

Begin or stop camera auto pan.

10.4 E-map:

Switch to “Professional” or “Advance” style, and add E-Map to primary or secondary toolbox.

Add image and camera into E-Map, E-Map can display camera’s position and record status.

Double click on the camera icon, live preview division will switch to selected camera.

E-Map Setting:

Click “Setup” button on upper left corner to launch the E-Map setting dialog.

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Change Map:

Click the “Change Map” button, and select a map image from a removable device.

Add Camera:

Enable camera’s checkbox, camera will be displayed on the upper left corner. Drag the camera to the current position on map.

Remove Camera:

Disable camera’s checkbox.

Rotate Camera:

Click the right mouse button on the camera icon.

Switch Live Preview:

Double click on the camera icon.

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ChaPter 2: PlaybaCk

Playback provides history record file(s)’s search, playback, and file format convert functions. User can find out critical images in minutes using playback tools, and backup these images to a USB Flash with user selected period and length.

Click from main page to enter the playback page.

When you enter the playback page, the system will automatically playback recent video history. You can drag the time bar to change current playback time.

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1. Search History Record Data:

Click to enter the search dialog.

Normal Search:

1. Select playback date:

If there is record history data, the system will set the calendar’s day to blue to identify which days has record files.

2. Begin search:

Click the “Search” button to start searching for record file in selected date, the system will draw search result in the grid.

3. Select playback camera and time period:

Select cameras from the list, and drag on the search result or edit start/end time from the date-time picker control to define playback period.

4. Begin playback:

Confirm the playback camera and period then click the “OK” button to begin playback.

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Change display range:

You can drag the thumb on the lower left corner to re-arrange display accuracy.

Simple Search:

Select playback period from date controls directly, and select which cameras will be played back.

Click the “OK” button when you finish setting the search rules.

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Search by Event:

Input search filter first, click the “Search” button, the search result will be displayed on the list as below.

Select a log that you need to playback, the system will fill the event period automatically, and select which cameras you need playback together.

Click the “OK” button when you finish setting the search rules.

2. Playback Control Button(s):

Button Description

Play video forward.

Pause playing video.

Stop playing video.

Play video backward.

Seek to previous frame when on pause mode.

Seek to next frame when on pause mode.

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Button Description

Close playback and return to main page.

Change playback speed.

Adjust playback audio volume.

Switch display mode to full screen, right click to return to normal mode.

Take a snapshot to hard disk.

Select audio playback method:

1. Mute: Mute sound output.

2. Live Audio: Play live focus channel sound.

3. Playback Audio: Play playback sound.

Select “Playback control Pad” from pop-up menu, the mini control pad will be displayed on top, you can use it to control play status.

The mini control pad can move to any position that you need in the screen.

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3. Convert to AVI file:

1. Click to enter the search dialog.

2. Select convert camera and time periods as playback search steps.

3. Select destination folder for converted files.

4. Wait till the convert finishes or abort by clicking the cancel button.

4. Backup:

1. Click to enter the backup dialog.

2. Select backup cameras and time periods as playback search steps.

3. Select destination folder for backup.

4. Wait till the convert finishes or abort by clicking the cancel button.

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5. Playback Status:

Playback Status

Current Time:

Current local time of NVR.

Playback Time:

The video playback time.

Play Status:

Display playback status and speed.

6. Sequential Search:

Right click on the playback channel, and select “Sequential Search” from the pop-up menu, the system will enter the Sequential search dialog.

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You can click on the image to select the search begin time and end time, and then click the search button to list the images in the selected period.

Display Periods:

The upper left corner will show the image periods.

Show Information:

Display image’s time or not.

Split:

Select display division mode.

Pre-Search:

Reverse last search result.

Search:

Search images within the selected period.

Seek To:

Seek all channels to the selected image’s time.

Cancel:

Cancel Sequential search.

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Remote Service provides live stream preview and system status through a web browser. The user interface of remote service is basically very similar to the local MVS 52/NANO 1190 NVR system.

1. Installation:

If this is your first time to access the remote service, the Internet Explorer (IE) browser will show a notification to confirm the ActiveX component installation. Please click “Install ActiveX Control” to allow this installation.

Remote Service is supported on Internet Explorer 6, 7 and later.

2. Login:

Once you have connected to the remote service, IE will pop up a login window. Please key in valid username account and password.

Each user account’s privilege is defined at MVS 52/NANO 1190. Please make sure to login with the correct account.

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3. Live Preview:

Operation of the live preview page is the same as local; therefore, only different topics will be listed here.

1. Setting page not available.

2. Schedule monitor not available to prevent wrong operation.

3. Additional division window operation.

Additional division window operation:

Right click the mouse button to enter the pop-up menu.

Show Live Camera:

Select the display of live preview camera on this window.

Remove Camera display:

Remove display at this window.

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Digital Zoom:

Enable or disable digital zoom mode, when digital zoom is enabled, you can change zoom status by scrolling the mouse wheel.

Snapshot:

Enter the snapshot dialog to adjust and save images.

Full Screen:

Switch display mode between normal and full screen.

Restore division default:

Reset division mode to default.

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4. Playback:

Playback includes search, playback, and convert file format for history recorded file(s) functions.

User can find out critical images in minutes using playback tools, and backup these images to a user assigned storage with selected period and length.

Click the Exit button to return to live preview page.

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4.1 Search History Recorded File(s):

Click the Search button on the Playback page.

4.1.1 Search history file(s) dialog:

Select the time period and camera(s) within the search dialog.

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4.1.2 Select a day to search history file(s):

Click , buttons to select the month which you want to search history file(s).

Click on the date to choose a day to search.

4.1.3 Select record mode(s) / Event Type:

Check the modes which you want to search. System will search recorded files within these modes only.

Check the Event types you want to display. System will display event triggered based on the selected date and type.

You can define display color for each record mode and event through the color select dialog.

Click button to enter the color select dialog.

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4.1.4 Start search:

Click the “Search” button to start the search procedure. Please wait a moment for the search to complete. The result will appear on the list control.

4.1.5 Review history record file(s) in search period:

The list control will display the result of the search procedure.

Blue section: Round the clock recorded file(s). Green section: Motion detection recorded file(s). Red section: Alarm recorded file(s).

4.1.6 Assign time period of search result:

1. You can drag the mouse cursor on the list control to assign a time period to playback.

2. Choose a time period by setting the begin time and end time manually.

The selected time period will be displayed as blue section on the list control.

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4.1.7 Select the camera(s) to playback:

Select the camera(s) which you want to playback.

The system can select a maximum of 8 camera(s) to playback at once.

4.1.8 Start playback history file(s):

Click the “OK” button to finish the search procedure and start playback, or click the “Cancel” button to abort and return to the Playback main page.

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4.2 Playback Control Button(s):

These buttons are used to control playback including start, pause, backward and other operations. Users can control playback functions through these buttons.

Button Description

Play Button:

Click play button to play the selected history file(s).

Pause Button:

Click pause button to pause playback stream. Some operations must enter pause mode first.

Backward Play Button:

Click backward play button to playback stream direction in backward mode.

Stop Button:

Click stop button to stop playback stream and return to the beginning position of stream.

Next Frame Button:

When playback is in pause mode, click the next frame button to seek next frame.

Previous Frame Button:

When playback is in pause mode, click the previous frame button to seek previous frame.

4.3 Playback Speed Control:

Turn the speed button to select the playback speed. 1X: Normal speed. 2X: Double of normal speed. 4X: 4X normal speed. 8X: 8X normal speed. 16X: 16X normal speed. 32X: 32X normal speed. 1/2X: Half of normal speed. 1/4X: Quarter of normal speed.

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4.4 Division Control Buttons:

Button Description

Divide to 1 screen.

Divide to 4 screen(s).

Divide to 6 screen(s).

Divide to 9 screen(s).

Divide to 16 Screen(s)

Full screen mode.

4.5 Convert to AVI file:

Click the Convert file button to enter the Convert file dialog.

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4.5.1 Convert file dialog:

Select time slice and camera to convert to AVI file. The AVI file can be played on most PC with the most current codecs installed.

4.5.2 Select a day to convert history file(s):

Click , buttons to select the month which you want to convert history file(s).

Click on the date to choose a day to convert file(s).

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4.5.3 Assign time slice to convert job:

Choose a time slice by the Start time and End time picker control, or drag the mouse cursor on the record list to define the convert period.

4.5.4 Select cameras to convert job:

Check the camera’s IDs from list to convert job.

4.5.5 Select a folder to save converted file:

Click the browse button to select a folder to save the converted file.

4.5.6 Start converting job:

Click the “OK” button to start the convert. When converting completes, the system will generate a file into the assigned folder.

Click the “Cancel” button to abort conversion.

The naming rule of the converted file is as below: CHXXXYYYYMMDDHHmmssnnn.avi XXX: Camera ID. YYYY: Execute convert year. MM: Execute convert month. DD: Execute convert day. HH: Execute convert hour. mm: Execute convert minute. ss: Execute convert second. nnn: Execute convert million-second. Ex: CH00220090914140253150.avi

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4.6 Backup:

Click the “Backup” file button to enter the Backup file dialog.

4.6.1 Backup file dialog:

Select time period and camera to backup. The backup files will be saved to the assigned path, and you can play these backup files with playback applications on your PC.

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4.6.2 Select a day to backup:

Click , buttons to select the month which you want to backup file(s).

Click on the date to choose a day to backup file(s).

4.6.3 Assign time slice to backup job:

Choose a time period by the Start time and End time picker control, or drag the mouse cursor on the record list to define the backup period.

4.6.4 Select cameras to backup job:

Check camera’s IDs from the list to backup.

4.6.5 Select a folder to save backup file(s):

Click the browse button to select a folder to save the backup files.

4.6.6 Start backup job:

Click the “OK” button to start the backup. When backup completes, the system will save the backup files into the assigned folder.

Click the “Cancel” button to abort backup job.

• Do not modify the filename or placement in the

backup files folder, if the files are modified, the playback application will fail to playback.

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4.7 Switch Audio Play Mode:

Click the Audio mode button to view the pop-up menu of audio mode.

Select the audio mode from the pop-up menu. The checked item means the current mode of audio playback now.

Mute: No audio data will be played. Live: Plays the live audio stream. Playback: Plays the playback audio stream.

4.8 Playback Setting:

Click the Setting button to view the pop-up menu of playback setting.

Check the item(s) to change OSD status on the image while the recorded file is playing back.

Display Date: Displays the date of the recorded file on the image. Display Time: Displays the time of the recorded file on the image. Display camera name: Displays the camera name on the image.

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4.9 Snapshot Dialog:

Click the snapshot button to enter the snapshot dialog. This function is used to take a snapshot of the history file played.

4.9.1 Snapshot all dialog:

The snapshot all dialog will display all snapshot images on the dialog. You can choose which image will be saved and assign the file format and folder.

4.9.2 Select snapshot image:

The dialog displays all snapshot images with the camera ID, resolution, and camera name.

Tick the checkbox if you want to save this image.

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4.9.3 Select snapshot folder:

Click the browse button to select a folder to save snapshot images.

4.9.4 Select file format:

Select the image file format in the combo box.

4.9.5 Save snapshot images:

Click the “OK” button to save all the selected images or click the “Cancel” button to abort the snapshot process.

4.9.6 Saved image file name:

The naming rule of the saved file is as below:

CamXXX_NNNNNN_YYYYMMDDHHmmssnnn.jpg

XXX: Camera ID. NNNN: Camera name. YYYY: The image’s year of date. MM: The image’s month of date. DD: The image’s day of date. HH: The image’s hour of time. mm: The image’s minute of time. ss: The image’s second of time. nnn: The image’s million-second of time.

Ex: Cam000_AM3220 192.168.0.143_20090908111559901.jpg

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4.10 Playback Status:

Current Time: System current time. Playback Time: The video playback time. Playback Status: Displays playback status and speed.

4.11 Operation With Sub-screen:

4.11.1 Define display camera(s) sequence:

1. To switch display sequence in sub-screen(s), press and hold the left mouse button on the source sub-screen, and then drag to target sub-screen and release the mouse button.

2. To switch current sub-window to another camera, click the right mouse button on the sub-screen, and then choose the preferred playback camera.

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4.11.2 Digital zoom at sub-screen:

1. Click the right mouse button on the sub-screen, and then check the Digital Zoom option.

2. Move the mouse cursor to the position where you want to do digital zoom.

3. Move mouse wheel forward to zoom in the image.

4. Move mouse wheel backward to zoom out the image.

5. Press and hold the left mouse button and drag the image at the sub-screen to the position where you need.

6. To cancel the digital zoom mode, click the right mouse button and uncheck the Digital Zoom option.

4.11.3 Switch to Fullscreen:

1. Click the right mouse button and check the Fullscreen option on the pop-up menu to switch to Fullscreen mode.

2. Click the “Esc” button or uncheck “Fullscreen” mode on the pop-up menu to return to normal display mode.

4.11.4 Snapshot of sub-screen:

1. Click the right mouse button and choose Snapshot on the pop-up menu.

2. Configure the image in the Snapshot dialog.

3. Click the “Save” button and choose the folder which you want to save the snapshot.

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Snapshot dialog:

Bright:

50 = Maximum brightness, -50 = Maximum darkness

Contrast:

50 = Maximum value of contrast, -50 = Minimum value of contrast.

Grayscale:

Click to switch image to grayscale mode.

Sharp: Click Sharp to increase image sharpness level.

Soft: Click Soft to increase image softness level.

Reset: Click Reset to restore image to original image.

Print:

Click Print to print out image to printer.

Save:

Click Save and then choose the folder and filename to save the snapshot.

Exit:

Close Snapshot dialog.

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4.11.5 Motion Search:

Click the right mouse button on the channel which you want to do motion search, and then select “Motion Search” from the pop-up menu.

Define motion search area:

Add: Click the “Add” button then drag a rectangle area

for the motion search area. The search area will overlay a transparent red mask.

Delete: Define a rectangle area on the image first, then click the “Delete” button to remove the region defined.

Default: Click the “Default” button to select the entire image for motion detection.

Check the “Show Search Image” option to display the searching video sequence or uncheck this box to show only the image once the event has been found.

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Check the “Show Detect Mark” option to display the detected result on the image in pink rectangles.

Select the “Sensitivity” option to define the sensitivity of detection. Higher value means the event will be triggered more easily.

Select the “Detect Interval” option to define the interval of motion detection. Longer value means the system will use less computing power to check motion detection.

When the event has been triggered, the window on the right side will display the triggered image. If the event does not match your expectation, click the “Continue” button to search the next event.

If you have found the matching event, click the “OK” button to return to the playback panel, and all playing channels will be synchronized to the same timestamp of the event.

Click the “Cancel” button to abort this motion search job.

4.11.6 Sequential Search:

Click the right mouse button on the channel which you want to do sequential search, and then select the “Sequential Search” option from the pop-up menu.

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Sequential Search Window:

Quick start with sequential search:

1. Choose sequential search channel and time period.

2. Select two images from these sequential pictures by clicking on the images, and then click the “Search” button.

3. Repeat this procedure until time period turns into one second resolution.

4. Click the “Detail picture” button to enter the snapshot images dialog.

5. Select these snapshot images, and save them to an assigned folder.

4.11.6.1 Define search time period:

We need to define time period for the sequential search task. We can define time period in two ways and the selected time period will be displayed on the upper left corner.

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1. Select two images from these sequential pictures to define search time period. Click on the image to select it and click it again to deselect it.

Selected

Deselected

2. Or drag on the timeline to define the search time period directly.

Start time End time

Blue bar:

The time period of the selected images for sequential search.

Green transparent bar:

New time period to be searched.

4.11.6.2 Start search and rollback:

After defining search time period, click the “Search” button to display the next search result.

Click the “Pre search” button to rollback to previous search result.

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4.11.6.3 Detail window for snapshots:

The dialog will display small snapshot images of search result. In case you need a bigger image of snapshots, you can enable “Show Detail Window” to get a resizable window for displaying the snapshot.

You can move the detail window and resize it to get a bigger preview image size.

4.11.6.4 Preview mode of search result:

You can define the preview mode of search result by these parameters below.

Time Split:

Define the number to divide the search time period equally, and take a snapshot at beginning of each part.

Division:

Select the display division mode of search result.

Switch page buttons:

In cases where the search result can not be displayed within one page, then these buttons will be enabled. Click these buttons to switch the pages of snapshot.

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5. Remote System Setting:

5.1 Camera Setting:

Camera list:

List all the cameras that was added, select a camera from the list to modify the camera’s information.

Camera Config:

Vendor:

Select camera’s Vendor ID.

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Model:

Display camera’s model name.

Camera Name:

Key in camera’s name here.

IP:

Key in camera’s IP address here.

Port:

Key in camera’s HTTP port here.

User:

Key in login username here.

Password:

Key in login password here.

Add Button:

Add a camera into the camera list.

Delete Button:

Remove the selected camera from the camera list.

Edit Button:

Update modified camera’s information onto the list.

Clear Button:

Clear all the fields of camera’s information.

Auto Detect Button:

Detect selected camera, and automatically update camera’s information.

Config Detail Button:

Connect to camera’s web page for detailed configuration.

Camera Parameter Button:

Enter the camera’s parameter setting page.

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Camera Parameter Setting Page:

Video Setting:

Video codec:

Select the video codec for streaming.

Resolution:

Select the streaming resolution.

Network Setting:

Protocol:

Select the streaming network protocol.

RTSP Port:

Define the RTSP streaming port of the camera.

Audio Setting:

Enable Audio:

Enable audio streaming from the camera.

Enable Audio Record:

Enable recording of audio data.

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5.2 Schedule Setting:

Camera and Weekday list:

List all the cameras and weekdays. Select a weekday for scheduling the configuration.

Schedule management:

Add a new schedule:

1. Select a weekday for the camera first.

2. Drag the mouse cursor onto an empty area.

3. Or enter the start time and end time then click Add.

Edit a exist schedule:

Double click on a schedule window, or click on a schedule window then click Edit.

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Delete an existing schedule: Select a schedule window then click Delete.

Schedule setting: Select a record mode ranging from “Round the Clock”, “Motion detection” or “Alarm Record”.

If you select “Motion Detection” or “Alarm Record”, you can define the Pre-Alarm and Post-Alarm record seconds when alarm is triggered.

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5.3 Network Setting:

DHCP setting:

Check the “Obtain IP address automatically(DHCP)” to enable automatic IP retrieval from DHCP server.

MAC address:

Display MAC address of this NVR.

Fixed IP setting:

When DHCP is disabled, you should key in IP settings here. Click the “Test” button to detect any IP conflict.

DNS setting:

Check “Obtain DNS from DHCP” to retrieve DNS settings from DHCP server, it only works when DHCP is enabled.

If “Obtain DNS from DHCP” is disabled, you can key in the DNS server IP address in the text box.

PPPOE Setting:

Enable / Disable:

Check or uncheck the checkbox to enable or disable PPPoE function.

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User Name:

Key in the username to login PPPoE server here.

Password:

Key in the login PPPoE server password here.

IP address:

Display the current IP address retrieved from the PPPoE server.

Subnet Mask:

Display the current subnet mask retrieved from the PPPoE server.

Gateway:

Display the current gateway IP address retrieved from the PPPoE server.

Status:

Display PPPoE status.

UPNP Setting:

Display UPnP friend name on network.

UPnP Traversal Setting:

Enable UPnP Traversal to automatically request port mapping with router. Define the maximum and minimum port value here.

Server Setting:

Enable HTTP and RTSP server. After remote service starts, users can connect to the remote service through a web browser.

HTTP Port:

Set HTTP service port here.

RTSP Port:

Set RTSP service port here.

RTSP over HTTP:

Enable RTSP over HTTP function, the remote live stream will use HTTP protocol and HTTP port.

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5.4 System Setting:

Device Info:

Model Name:

Display Model Name.

Device Title:

Key in device title here.

Software version:

Display current firmware version.

Date Time:

Server Date & Time:

Display current system date-time.

Adjust:

Manual Setting:

Click setting to enter the date-time setting dialog, and select current date and time now, click “OK” to change system time or click “Cancel” button to abort configuration.

Synchronize with NTP:

Enable date-time synchronization with NTP service.

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NTP Server:

Key in NTP server IP or domain name, if you use the domain name to connect NTP server, the DNS service must be enabled.

NTP Sync Interval:

Select a value to set the interval of each time synchronization with NTP service.

Time Zone:

Select the time zone of the NVR location.

Daylight saving:

Enable or disable daylight saving mode.

Daylight saving Start Time:

Configure daylight saving start time, it works with daylight saving mode enabled.

Daylight saving End Time:

Configure daylight saving end time, it works with daylight saving mode enabled.

Daylight saving Offset:

Configure daylight saving offset time with current time, it works with daylight saving mode enabled.

Auto Login:

Enable auto login mode to login with the defined user name and password when system boots up.

User:

Key in auto login username.

Password:

Key in auto login password.

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System Setting:

Auto Full-Screen:

Enable “Auto full screen” to switch to full screen mode when system boots up.

Language:

Change display language from language combo box.

Audio Output Gain:

Adjust output gain value between 0 to 100.

DIPS

Display device DIPS ID. Click the “Test” button to test connection with DIPS server.

5.5 User Setting:

User:

Edit username here.

Password / Confirm Password:

Edit user login password here.

Group:

Select user’s login group.

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Description:

Key in description of this user.

Monitor:

Select which camera live streams that the current user can preview.

Playback:

Select which cameras that the current user can playback history record data.

Record:

Enable this user to start and stop record job.

Setting:

Enable this user to enter system setting function.

PTZ:

Enable this user with operator PTZ functions.

Two-way audio:

Enable this user to start and stop two-way audio.

Add User:

After entering user information, click the “Add” button to insert the new user account into the system.

Modify User:

Select a user first then modify user information. You must click the “Modify” button to make the changes take effect.

Delete User:

Select a user first then click the “Delete” button to remove the selected user from the system.

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5.6 Motion Config:

Setup each camera’s motion detection here.

Add a new motion detection window:

1. Select a camera from the camera list.

2. Click the “Add” button to add a new motion detection window.

3. Move the new motion window to the place where you need to detect.

4. Modify the motion window name.

5. Select detect area as “include” or “exclude” motion window.

6. Define the motion detection object size.

7. Define the motion detection sensitivity.

8. Click the “Update” button to transform the new settings to the camera.

Modify a motion detection window:

1. Select a camera from the camera list.

2. Select a motion window from the motion window list.

3. Move the motion window to the place where you need to detect.

4. Modify the motion window name.

5. Select detect area as “include” or “exclude” motion window.

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6. Define the motion detection object size.

7. Define the motion detection sensitivity.

8. Click the “Update” button to transform the new settings to the camera.

Delete a motion detection window:

1. Select a camera form the camera list.

2. Select a motion window from the motion window list.

3. Click the “Delete” button to remove the selected motion window.

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6. Remote System Management:

6.1 Maintenance:

Style:

Resolution:

Select the NVR’s resolution from the combo list.

Maintenance:

Backup Setting:

Export backup setting file to a removable storage device.

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