VC 11564 Mounting And Operating Manual

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Mounting and Operating Manual
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Digital Video Recorder
Art. no. 11564
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Copyright Notice
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Our company may make
improvements or changes in this manual and CMS Software if necessary. The software, which
includes the information contained described in this document is furnished under a license agreement
and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of the agreement. It is against the law of
copyright to duplicate the software except as specifically allowed in the license agreement. No part of
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duplicate, for any purpose without prior written permission by our company.
This device complies with Part 15 FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Safety Instructions
Warnings & Cautions
Please read the following safety warnings and keep this manual in a place which you can read
whenever you need.
1. Keep the Video Servers away from water, wet, hot, flammable area or with heavy moisture
2. Check the existing electric environment if it’s applicable (90V~240V AC) before use
3. Avoid to operate it in high temperature environment
4. Please put the Video Server and Hub in a flat stable place to operate
5. Do not disassemble the product arbitrarily.
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Network IP Cameras
nCam Series: 2M/ High-Resolution CCD
Product Front View Product Rear View
9. Gnd Gnd
8. Alarm In Alarm In
7. Audio Out Alarm Out
6. Audio Gnd Audio Gnd (for audio
in & out)
5. Audio In Audio In
4. GND GND
3. DC12V In DC12V In
2. D-(RS485) RS485 (D-)
1. D+(RS485): RS485 (D+)
Notes:
* For nCam Series cameras, the power is provided via POE by Gigabit POE HUB. Thus, it is not
necessary to connect the DC12V In (pin-3) and Gnd (pin-4) from the above illustration.
* Please use the CAT-6 LAN cable to connect each Telexper devices.
* The effective distance away from the nHub-4P POE Hub is 100 meters.
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Properties
2M/ High-Resolution CCD
CMOS / CCD Sensors, H.264 Compression
Resolution 640x480 @30fps
720x480 @30fps
PoE(Power over Ethernet) Hub to feed power
Built-in mechanical IR Cut Filter
Built-in Fixed/Manual/Auto Lens
IR LED 30~36PCSIR distance: 20M
4 Motion detection in one image
Linux OS
H.264/M-JPEG SOC dual compression
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Video Server
Model: 11572
- Product Front View - Product Rear View
nVS-1P Back Panel Connector illustration
Notes:
* For nVS-1P, the power is provided via POE by Gigabit POE HUB. Thus, it is not necessary to
connect the DC12V In (pin-3) and Gnd (pin-4) from the above illustration.
* For nVS-1, nVS-1 doesn’t support the POE. Thus, please input the DC12V, 1.2A (min) electric
power in the DC12V In (pin-3) and Gnd (pin-4).
* Please use the CAT-6 LAN cable to connect each devices.
* Please use the 75 Ohm coaxial video cable connecting the camera and the video server.
* The DC12V Output at pin-5 provides the max 8W electric power.
* The nVS-1 Video Server requests the DC12V, 1.2A (min) electric power.
* The effective distance away from the nHub-4P POE Hub is 100 meters.
- The states of the Power LED
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Red Color:
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Red Flashiness:
Power on when connect with the nHub-4P (Gigabit POE HUB)
When the LAN is active
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Properties:
1. Upgrade any Traditional Analogue Camera to the IP System
2. H.264 & M-JPEG Dual-type Codec
3. De-centralized & Modularized Design
4. Unlimited Number of Camera Expansion at any time
5. No Power Cable to Camera Required
6. Reduce minimum 50% of Installation Cost
7. Less Maintenance Cost than Analogue System
8. Up to 30fps @D1, 120fps@CIF Display & Recording
9. Multi Video Audio Streaming Design
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Gigabit POE HUB
Model: 11574
- Product Front View
- Uplink : 10/100/1000Base-TX uplink ports for connect with the Wan / LAN
- POE 1-4: 10/100/1000Base-TX with POE injectors
- AC Input: for connected with power cable (Range 90V – 265V)
Model: 11575
- Product Front View
- The states of the LED
* Double Green lights: Giga-LAN
* Left Orange + Right Green light: Mega-LAN
Notes:
Power Provision Max DC48V, 300mA per each port
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Network Video Decoder (Video Matrix)
Model: 11571
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Product Front View
HDMI output
IR connector VGA output
Embedded Linux Platform
- Product Rear View
Properties:
1. Provide H.264 video stream decode service.
2. VGA (D-SUB) and HDMI video output connector.
3. Real-time image decode 30fps, could display by full screen and quad screen.
4. High resolution D1 or CIFx4.
5. Support POE function.
6. CMS could provide monitoring, sequence display, alarm display, and etc functions.
7. Could work independently with only cameras, with or without CMS server.
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RS485 Controller
Product Description
Each device provides the Video Server additional 4 set of the control unit, could use to connect 4
different alarm input and out-put devices.
Installation
Please connect the RS485 controller DT+ (D+) pin to the D+ pin of the Video Server, and also the
DT-(D-) pin to the D-pin of the Video Server. The power could provide from the 12V OUT pin of the
Video Server, and make sure both of the GND pin connected well to enable the power supply.
Model: 11573
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Product Front View
DIP Switch adjust table: BIT1~4 for ID, BIT5~7 for Baud Rate, BIT8 for transmission mode.
Properties:
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Product Rear View
1. Require the DC12V, 350mA input.
2. Provide the additional 4 set of alarm input and alarm output.
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Network Video Recorder
Installation
Connect the nVR to the CMS network; the CMS system will auto detect the nVR devices without any
additional configuration.
Record Function
Add the cameras which need to be recorded by nVR, each nVR works independently.
Playback Function
Playback the video films with CMS.
Model: 11560 / 11561
- Product Front View
11560
Embedded XP Platform
Properties:
1. Support All Analogues Camera with Video Server
2. Dual-type Codec (H.264 + JPEG)
3. Dual-Monitor Display Design (Video + E-Map)
4. Pentaplex Design (Live, REC, Playback, Backup, Remote Viewing)
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5. Hot-standby REC (Always Recording)*1
6. Smart Motion Activity Search
7. E-mail Alarm (inc HDD Failure) Notification
8. CD or/ DVD Burner Backup (optional)
9. Dynamic & Static IP supported
10. Remote Viewing via 3G handset *2
11. Up to 25,600 cam CMS available
Notes: 1. Deduct the dead possibility caused by hard disk failure
2. Support "Windows Mobile OS" 3G Handset ONLY
To avoid the risk of explosion from using incompatible battery, please use batteries
with the same specifications or recommended by your original supplier or
manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.
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Model: 11562 / 11563 RAID
- Product Front View -Product Rear View
Embedded XP Platform
Features:
1. XP Embedded OS
2. SATA I, SATA II Hard Drive
3. Auto Partition Allocation
4. Duplex Operation
5. Compatible with VGA, D1, 1.3Mega, 2Megapixel IP Cameras
6. TMSP*1 Protocol Protection Gives Security Data Leak FREE
7. RAID 0 / 1 / 5, Hot Swap
8. 19" Rack Mountable Housing
9. Support up to 64 channels/cameras video recording.
10. Dual Power Redundant
Notice: For nVR-15RAID series, don’t use GreenPower hard disk series. We recommend to use
Seagate hard disk.
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nVR RAID 5 Setup Guide
1. Insert HDD to NVR and restart the system. A pop-up window (see picture below) will appear.
Click to stop the program.
2. On your system desktop, double-click
.
HighPoint Web RAID Management
shortcut
3. Internet Explorer will be initiated automatically. Please select “Continue to this website (not
recommended)”to continue to the main page of
HighPoint Web RAID Management
.
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4. Enter User Name: RAID, Password: hpt, and then click .
5. After log in successfully, you will see
Ensure the quantity of HDD is correct. If not, please turn off the system to check whether
HDDs were inserted properly or were defective.
Under
Physical Device Information
the HDDs from the HDD icon. HDD icon with letter L (Legacy) on it is for used HDD.
HDD icon without any letter is for new HDD.
Logical Device Information
page.
section, you can distinguish the new/used status of
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6. After checking the HDD Status, go to
Manage
, then select
Device
.
7. Under
8. Click
Manage
page, click to enter
Initialize Physical Device
to select all un-initialized HDD, and then click to start.
page.
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9. Click OK on
“All data on the disk you selected will be deleted. Do you want to
continue?”
10. System will message you for every completion of each HDD.
11. After completion of HDD initializing, there will be no letter on the HDD icons on the
Device Information
.
Physical
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12. Go to
Manage
and select
Array.
13. Click to enter
14. Under
Create Array
Method. Click to select all HDDs, and then click to begin.
Create Array
page, select
RAID 5
Page.
for Array Type,
Foreground
for Initialization
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15. A message will appear upon completion.
16. Initialization process will begin upon array creation.
17. Upon initialization process, the status will become
Normal
.
18. Please restart the system.
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19. When you restart the system, the
click and wait 30 seconds for this window to disappear.
not
System Process
window will appear. This time, please
20. The system will ask for HDD formatting. Please click to begin HDD formation
process.
do
21. Upon HDD formation, the system will automatically restart again and start NVR program.
Notice: If the network video recorder is nVR-15 or nVR-15 RAID series, please insert the HDD
rack from left bottom to the right top, in order to prevent no detection of HDD.
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Commander Station (Central Management Server software built-in)
Model: 11564 bis 11570
- Product Front View
4 3 2 1
- Product Rear View
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 Item Component Description 1 Power button Press to turn the nCS on.
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3 USB port Plug USB devices. 4 HDD Caddy * 4 For HDD installation. 5 Video Out Video output connector for Monitors. 6 Speaker Out Plug an external speaker into this jack to listen voice. 7 Mic In Plug an external microphone into this jack to transmit voice. 8 USB ports * 4 Plug USB devices. 9 Ethernet Jack Plug 10/100/1000 Ethernet network cable into the jack. 10 Keyboard Plug the keyboard. 11 Mouse Plug the Mouse. 12 Power In jack Plug the power cord into the port.
Recordable DVD Drive
Default manufacturer setting is set to 230V.
If the environment is under the 115V electric power supplied.
Use this drive to install programs, store files onto recordable DVDs.
Please ensure to use the correct voltage 115V before turning on the nCS.
To avoid the risk of explosion from using incompatible battery, please use batteries
with the same specifications or recommended by your original supplier or manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.
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System Requirements for the LVC and RemoteCMS Software
IP CCTV Solution provides the best performance, stability and reliability for you all to have the best
quality on the Surveillance and security.
Regarding the LVC (Local View Client), or RemoteCMS, please refers to the Recommended
Hardware Environment as below.
Minimum Computer Requirements for LVC (Local View Client) and RemoteCMS:
- Operating System: Better to have the Windows XP SP2 at least or most updated patch
- CPU: Intel Dual-Core 2.66GHz, or higher
- Ram: 2GB Memory or more
- HDD: Minimum 300MB space size for software application installation
- Display: Best Recommended Resolution at 1680x1050
Recommended Computer Requirements for LVC (Local View Client) and RemoteCMS:
- Operating System: Better to have the Windows XP SP2 at least or most updated patch
- CPU: Intel Core2 Quad 2.66 GHz, or higher
- Ram: 4GB Memory or more
- HDD: Minimum 300MB space size for software application installation
- Display: Best Recommended Resolution at 1680x1050
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Chapter 1System Setup
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Chapter 1 System Setup
System Setup Flow Chart
Prepare the hard disks (HDD)
3.5 SATA type HDD is recommended
Install the HDDs inside the Caddy case
(For nCS series, ensure to lock the HDD power switch
Connect Cameras by using the 75 Ohm
coaxial video cable to nVS-1P
Connect the nVS-1P by using the CAT-6
LAN cable to nHub-4P
Connect the nHub-4P by using the
CAT-6 LAN cable to nCS
Check the Monitors, Keyboard, Mouse,
Power on the nCS, the system
would auto-setup at first launch
CMS will start after 3-5 times reboot
Finish, system start working
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System Setup
Setup under Firewall Environment
Among the anti-virus products in the market, many have the firewall feature included. If your IP
Network devices were installed under the environment with firewall, you will need to manually open
ports to allow CMS system to detect ALL the IP devices.
1. Ensure port numbers are opened.
Required port numbers for IP Network System:
Purposes Port Number
Central Commander Station, Hybrid DVR 6741
IP cameras, video servers, matrix decoders, NVR (network video
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recorder)
Remote CMS (Remote playback of WinNVR) 6742
Web service for CMS 80
2. If you were still not able to detect IP devices after opening all ports listed above, please shut
down your firewall or anti-virus software.
3. If you were able to detect all devices after closing down the anti-virus software or firewall,
please check and adjust your firewall or anti-virus software settings accordingly.
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Chapter 1System Setup
Quick Installation
Model: 11572
Step-1 Step-2
Step-3 Step-4
Step-5 For the Wall-mount bracket
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System Setup
IP CCTV Installation Diagram
For the assembly of the speed dome camera, please refer to the complete manual.
Connect AC 100V or AC24V
Connect the nCAM
Power Cord
using the CAT-6
Ethernet cable to the
Power Cord
Connect the
nHUB-4P by
using the CAT-6
Ethernet cable
to nCS-16
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IP Address Setup (DeviceSetting)
Chapter 2 IP Address Setup (DeviceSetting)
IP Address Setup (DeviceSetting) software is designed specifically for user with complex internet
network to easily update each device’s network parameters.
Enter DeviceSetting
After installation from the Application CD, an icon will appear on the desktop.
Double-click the icon to begin the software.
DeviceSetting—Main Menu
Current Device
Network Parameters
Device List
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IP Address Setup (DeviceSetting)
Current Device Network Parameters
Use the cursor to select one device from the Device List, then the information will display :
Type (e.g. 18: Video Server)
Network Information: Show the current MAC/ IP Address/ Port data of the selected device
Static Information: Show the current Static IP Address of the selected device
WAN Information: Show the current network parameters of the Dynamic IP network of the selected
device. Those parameters will be assigned by Telexper DNS servers automatically.
Domain Name: The Domain Name (e.g. 0040A250053C.homeplus-tii.net) is used to connect the device
remotely via WAN if the device is using the dynamic IP to WAN (internet)
Buttons Descriptions
Connect Device
1. Select one device from the Device List and click to view directly.
2. User name and password are required:
Default Username: admin
Default Password: 99999999
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IP Address Setup (DeviceSetting)
3. Once logged in, the live view will display as below. You may control the PTZ or I/O devices
by clicking on the small icons or right-clicking on the channel. The Snapshot function allows
user to save the current image as JPG file.
4. You may also adjust the device settings such as resolution and fps.
5. Check the Alarm box to enable alarm notification for Alarm-In-enabled device. When the
alarm is triggered, a red alarm icon will appear on the screen. For Alarm In setup, please
refer to Chapter 7—Alarm In and Alarm Out Setting.
6. Click to exit.
Reload Devices
Click
Modify Setting
Click button to edit selected device’s network information.
button to detect new devices and refresh current device list.
Device Control Icons
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IP Address Setup (DeviceSetting)
Static IP/ Port Setting:
1. Uncheck is DHCP box to disable DHCP.
2.
Key in the assigned IP/ Port setting for the selected device.
3. Click Update IP/Port to save the settings.
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