Crystal 2.0 is a Linux-based enterprise solution. It is designed for the management of
large projects with multiple servers, or single server with high throughput megapixel
recording.
Crystal 2.0 provides centralized management for unlimited devices, servers, users,
with the unlimited channels of video wall display for centralized viewing(Ultimate
level only), to help users manage a big system efficiently.
There are two levels of the camera channel—Ultimate and Enterprise. Ultimate level
support full function of Crystal 2.0, and Enterprise level support full functions except
for the video wall application.
The following is the system structure.
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Component
Description
Management Server
The Management Server controls and
configures the Recording Server and the
Metadata Server.
Recording Server
The Recording Server controls the cameras.
Metadata Server
The Metadata Server controls third-party
device such as a POS server, Access Control
server, and so on.
NuClient
The software that login Management Server
for Live View (instant video playback),
Playback (recorded video playback) and Config
(system configuration).
NuMatrix (Ultimate only)
The software that control by NuClient and
display unlimited number of live viewing
videos.
The whole Crystal 2.0 system contains the following components:
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The electronic components within the unit can be damaged by Electrostatic Discharge
(ESD). Please take precautions at all times when handling the unit or its
sub-assemblies.
To configure the unit, you must install the software onto a desktop/ laptop running
Windows XP-SP3 32bit, Windows 7 32/64bit, Mac OS X v10.6/10.7
2. Installation
2.1 Installation Process
Step 1: Unpack the Unit
This package contains the following items:
The unit
Quick Start Guide
Screws for disk drives
Key
Power cord
Warranty card
CD with Install Wizard, NuClient and Offline License Tool application, user
manual, and quick start guide
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Setting
Description
1
Key Lock
2
LED Indicators: HDD1-4
3
USB x2
4
LED Indicators: LAN1-2
5
LED Indicators: Power
6
Power Button
7
PSU Cooling Fan
8
Power Connector
9
VGA
10
System Cooling Fan
11
Gigabit LAN x 2
12
USB x 4
13
eSATA Connector
Unit front/rear view
(CT-4000: Tower)
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Setting
Description
1
Key Lock
2
LED Indicators: LAN2
3
LED Indicators: LAN1
4
Power LED
5
Power Button
6
HDD Power LED
7
HDD Access LED
8
Power Connector
9
PSU Cooling Fan
10
VGA
11
USB x 4
12
Gigabit LAN x 2 (LAN2 / LAN1)
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eSATA Connector
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System Cooling Fan
(CT-4000R: 4 bay rackmount)
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Setting
Description
1
Key Lock
2
LED Indicators: LAN2
3
LED Indicators: LAN1
4
Power LED
5
Reset Button
6
Power Button
7
HDD Power LED
8
HDD Access LED
9
Power Supply Switch
10
COM port
11
DVI
12
USB 2.0 x 2
13
USE 3.0 x 2
14
Microphone in
15
eSATA Connector
16
VGA
17
LAN 2
18
LAN 1
19
Line-in
20
Line-out
(CT-8000R:8 bay rackmount)
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Setting
Description
1
Key Lock
2
Power Fail LED
3
LED Indicators: LAN2
4
LED Indicators: LAN1
5
Power LED
6
Reset Button
7
Power Button
8
HDD Power LED
9
HDD Access LED
10
Power Supply Mute Button
11
COM port
12
DVI
13
USB 2.0 x 2
14
USE 3.0 x 2
15
Microphone in
16
eSATA Connector
17
VGA
18
LAN 2
19
LAN 1
20
Line-in
21
Line-out
22
LED Indicators: PSU1
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PSU 2
(CT-8000RP: 8 bay rackmount with redundant power)
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LED Indicators: PSU2
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PSU1
If there are multiple networks at your facility, note the network to which you connect
the unit. You will need this information during the setup process. Please also enable
the DHCP function within the network, as the unit will retrieve an IP address through
DHCP by default.
Step 2: Install Hard Drives
Refer to compatibility list and install HDDs. For optimal performance consideration,
install disks with the same model and storage capacity. The available RAID level
depends on the amount of disks installed.
1. Open the lid on the front of the unit enclosure.
2. Pull a HDD tray from the enclosure. See the front view figure.
3. Carefully lock the disks into the HDD tray with screws and 3 screws for each disk.
We recommend locking the screws on the bottom of the disk, instead of the side of
tray. Put the HDD tray back once you finished.
Step 3: Connect to the Network
1. Attach one end of the network cable to the RJ45 network connection. See the rear
view figure.
2. Attach the other end of the network cable to your Ethernet hub or switch.
Step 4: Connect the Power
1. Attach the power cord to the power source.
2. Connect the power cord to the back of the unit enclosure. See the rear view figure.
3. On the front of the unit, press the power button. See the front view figure.
It takes about a minute for the unit to fully power up. Once it is powered up, the
Power Status LED turns blue. See the front view figure.
Step 5: Install the Software
1. Insert the CD into your CDROM.
2. Double-click Setup.exe to begin installation.
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3. Follow the instruction of Setup.exe, and click the Finish button to close the
installer.
Step 6: Set up the Unit
The software Installation Wizard performs the setup procedures on the unit.
Once aCrystal Titan, the hardware for the Management Server, is set up and
connects to the network, proceed to set up the management service. Launch the
Install Wizard to set up the management service for your surveillance network.
To set up the management service:
1. Go to Start and select NUUO Crystal Series
2. Run the executable file InstallationWizard.
The NUUO Crystal Installation Wizard opens.
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3. Select a language and click the button to proceed.
4. A Search page opens.
5. On the Search page, click the Search button to search for any Crystal Titan
within the network.
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
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Any Crystal Titan discovered within the network will be displayed on the Search page,
with the information about the MAC address, IP address, port, model and the Crystal
Titan’s server name.
6. Double click the discovered Crystal Titan.
A Login dialog opens.
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For web default Port is 80(TCP).
7. Enter the username and the password. Click the OK button to submit. Then click
the button to proceed.
The Network page opens.
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
8. Make your network settings. Then click the button to proceed.
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
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Crystal Titan hardware password is for Crystal Titan hardware only.
A Modify Password* page then opens.
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
9. Modify the password to access the Crystal Titan hardware. Then click the
button to proceed.
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For Management Server default Port is 5250(TCP) and the server port should
be larger than 1000. Also the command port cannot be the same.
A Management Server page opens.
10. On the Management Server page, enable the management service on the
previously discovered Crystal Titan or login to another remote Management
Server. Then click the button to proceed.
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If you enable Management Server on the previously discovered Crystal Titan, the
Crystal Titan will assign as Management Server. If enable login remote Management
Server, you can enter Management Server IP, port, username and password to assign
the previously discovered Crystal Titan as recording server or Metadata Server to
Management Server.
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
The Metadata Server/Recording Server Service Setting* page opens.
11. Enable/disable the recording service or metadata service on the Crystal Titan.
Then click the button to proceed.
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For Recording Server default Port is 5251(TCP) and Metadata Server default
Port is 5252(TCP). The server port should be larger than 1000. Also the
command port cannot be the same.
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
A Date Time page opens.
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
12. Select Synchronize with NTP server to synchronize date/time with the Internet
time server, or deselect Synchronize with NTP server to enables manual
date/time settings.
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To connect to the NTP server, access the Internet by LAN1.
For NTP Server default Port is 123(UDP).
Function
LED Status
Power Status
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
HDD Status (top)
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
HDD Activity Status (bottom)
Healthy: blue with blinking
No disk: dark
Ethernet Status
Linking: blue
(Click the bottom-left question mark icon to see the tips.)
Select Daylight saving time adjustment to set daylight saving time zone, start
time and end time.
13. Click the Finish button to finish the setup of management service.
2.2 LED Status Definitions
CT-4000
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Accessing: blue with blinking
No linking: dark
Function
LED Status
Power Status
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
HDD Status (top)
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
HDD Activity Status (bottom)
Healthy: blue with blinking
No disk: dark
Ethernet Status
Linking: blue
Accessing: blue with blinking
No linking: dark
Function
LED Status
Remark
Power Status
(front)
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
HDD Status
(front; HDD Tray)
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
Access: blink (Green)
Two LEDs on HDD tray
LED1: Power indicator (Blue/
always turn on)
LED2: Access indicator
(Green/blink)
Ethernet Status x2
(front)
Connected: blue
Accessing: blue with blinking
the other one for LAN2 status
Ethernet Activity x2
(rear)
Link Rate indicator (Left side)
Setting
Description
Green
=1000Mbps
Orange
=100Mbps
Dark
=10Mbps or no link
Two LEDs for each Ethernet port
CT-4000R
CT-8000R
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Link status indicator(Right side)
1) Accessing: Green with blinking
Function
LED Status
Remark
Power Status
(front)
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
Power Fail
Power-fail: red
Normal: dark
HDD Status
(front; HDD Tray)
Power-on: blue
Power-off: dark
Access: blink (Green)
Two LEDs on HDD tray
LED1: Power indicator (Blue/
always turn on)
LED2: Access indicator
(Green/blink)
Ethernet Status x2
(front)
Connected: blue
Accessing: blue with blinking
the other one for LAN2 status
Ethernet Activity x2
(rear)
Link Rate indicator (Left side)
Setting
Description
Green
=1000Mbps
Orange
=100Mbps
Dark
=10Mbps or no link
Link status indicator(Right side)
2) Accessing: Green with blinking
Two LEDs for each Ethernet port
CT-8000RP
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3. Web Settings
Theweb settings enable users to set up web server or Management Server through
the web-based interface.
3.1Login
1. Open the NUUO Crystal Network Video Recorder Login page.
2. Select a language and select the login type.
Web server will lead to Crystal Titan hardware setting and Management Server
will lead to Management Server web setting.
3. Enter the username and password.
4. Click the button to log in.
5. The web settings open.
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Username and password is Crystal Titan hardware’s username and password.
3.2 Web Server
The features settings are: RAID & File System, Network Setup, Management and
System, which will be explicated in the following sections.
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The RAID & File System menu unfolds the RAID Management and iSCSI
3.2.1 RAID & File System
Use the RAID & File System menu to configure the system’s RAID features and file
settings.
To access the RAID & File System menu:
1. Login to NUUO Crystal Network Video Recorder web page as described in Login.
The web settings open.
2. From the Config Catalog, click the RAID & File System.
The RAID & File System menu unfolds the RAID Management and iSCSI Initiator
submenus.
The features submenus are: RAID Management and iSCSI Initiator, which will be
Initiator submenus.
explicated in the following sections.
3.2.1.1 RAID Management
As the name suggest, the RAID Management tabbed page manages the system’s
RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks), a storage that combines multiple disk
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The RAID Management
menu unfolds the RAID Management and iSCSI Initiator submenus.
drives into a logical unit.
To access the RAID Management submenu:
1. Login to NUUO Crystal Network Video Recorder web page as described in Login.
2. The web settings open.
3. From the Config Catalog, click the RAID & File System | RAID Management.
The RAID Management submenu displays in the Configuration Pane.
submenu The RAID & File System
The RAID Management menu features five tabbed pages, RAID Status, Modify,
Create, Delete and Format, which will be explicated in the following sections.
3.2.1.1.1RAID Status
The Status tabbed page delivers the status of RAID “volume”, which means one or
more disk drives working together as a logical drive. Video recording requires a
volume to be created first.
To access the Status tabbed page:
1. Login to NUUO Crystal Network Video Recorder web page as described in Login.
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Group
Description
Disk
Delivers the present volume(s) in the system.
Click Volume # or Disk# to switches the status info between the present volume(s)
and disk(s).
If there hasn’t been any volume created yet, “No Volume” is displayed here. The
status info delivered for a present disk is:
RAID Status tabbed page
The web settings open.
2. From the Config Catalog, click the RAID & File System | RAID Management |
RAID Status tab.
The RAID Status tabbed page opens and shows the created volume(s) in the
system.
The RAID status info delivered is:
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Info
Description
Vendor
Delivers the manufacturer of the disk.
Model
Delivers the model number of the disk.
Capacity
Delivers the total capacity of the disk.
Firmware
Delivers the firmware version of the
disk.
Serial No.
Delivers the serial number of the disk.
Smart Support
Delivers the smart support of the disk.
Smart Enabled
Delivers the disk’s support of
S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis
and Reporting Technology), which
enables a hard disk drive to detect and
report on various indicators of reliability,
in order to anticipate failures.
RAID Status
Delivers the status of the RAID that the
disk belongs to.
Volume
Shows the status of the selected volume:
Info
Description
RAID Name
Delivers the name of the volume, which is auto-assigned
when the volume is created.
RAID Level
Delivers the RAID level, which is defined when the volume is
created.
The selectable levels depend on the number of drives
present in the system.
See Create to know how to define the RAID level.
RAID Status
Delivers the following statuses of the volume:
Message
Description
Functional
The volume is normally operating.
Critical
There are some problems with the
volume, but video recording is normal.
Offline
The volume cannot be found. Hence
video recording is stopped and the
storage cannot be accessed.
File system
error
Volume is found but isn’t mounted so
video recording is stopped and storage
cannot be accessed.
Free Capacity
Delivers the free space on the volume.
Used Capacity
Delivers the used space on the volume.
Usage
Delivers the percentage of the volume’s usage.
Update Time
Delivers the time when the volume is created /updated.
Total Devices
Delivers the total number of the disk(s) covered by the
volume and also the number of the disk(s) that is active,
failed or spare.
Active Devices
Delivers the number of the active disk(s) covered by the
volume at the moment.
Failed Devices
Delivers the number of the failed disk(s) covered by the
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volume at the moment.
Spare Devices
Delivers the number of the spare disk(s) covered by the
volume at the moment.
Format Progress
Delivers the formatting progress if the volume is being
formatted at the moment.
Recovery Progress
Delivers the recovery progress if the volume is being
recovered at the moment.
Setting
Description
Default
RAID Level
Defines the RAID level.
It depends on
the number of
drives present
in the system
Assigned Disk(s)
Disk #
Selects a disk to assign it to the volume to be
created.
Deselected
Create tabbed page
3.2.1.1.1.1Create
It relies on the Create tabbed page to create one or more volumes in the system.
To access the Create tabbed page:
1. Login to NUUO Crystal Network Video Recorder web page as described in Login.
The web settings open.
2. From the Config Catalog, click the RAID & File System | RAID Management |
Create tab.
The Create tabbed page opens and shows the created volume(s) in the system.
On the Create tabbed page, the featured settings are:
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