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Hybrid Digital Video Recorder
User Manual
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Date 2016-12-22
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About This Document
Purpose
This document describes the hybrid digital video recorder (HDVR) in terms of product features, hardware installation, network access, network configuration, routine maintenance, and common fault analysis.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
zTechnical support engineers.
zMaintenance engineers
zNetwork Video Manger System operators
Symbol conventions
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Users are required to enable and maintain the lawful interception (LI) interfaces of video surveillance products in strict compliance with relevant laws and regulations. Installation of surveillance devices in an office area by an enterprise or individual to monitor employee behavior and working efficiency outside the permitted scope of the local law and use of video surveillance devices for eavesdropping of illegal purposes constitute behaviors of unlawful interception.
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Powering .......................................................................................................on the Device |
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Powering off the Device |
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Logging In to the System |
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2.4 .............................................................................................................Adding Cameras |
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Playback |
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Search |
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Picture Grid |
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Event |
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3.5 ....................................................................................................................Main Menu |
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Camera Management |
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4.1.1 Binding a Camera |
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Picture Param |
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Preface
Important Notes
Thank you for choosing the HDVR. Please read the user manual carefully before using this product.
The HDVR is a complex system-based device. To avoid misoperations and malfunctions caused by environmental factors and human factors during installation, commissioning, and application, note the following points when installing and using this product:
Read the user manual carefully before installing and using this product.
zUse Seagate or Western Digital hard disks as the storage devices of the HDVR with high stability and competitive price/performance ratios (the quality of hard disks sold on markets varies greatly with different brands and models).
zDo not open the enclosure of this product unless performed by a professional person to avoid damage and electric shock.
zWe are not liable for any video data loss caused by improper installation, configuration, operation, and hard disk errors.
About This User Manual
Please note the following points before using this user manual:
zThis user manual is intended for persons who operate and use the HDVR.
zThe information in this user manual applies to the full series HDVR, here uses 4ch,1HDD HDVR as an example for description.
zRead this user manual carefully before using the HDVR and follow the methods described in this manual when using the HDVR.
zIf you have any doubts when using the HDVR, contact your product seller.
zIn the case of product upgrade, the information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Installation Environment and Precautions
Installation environment
Table 1-1 defines the installation environment of the HDVR.
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–10oC to +45oC |
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Installation precautions
Note the following points when installing and operating the HDVR:
zThe power adapter of the HDVR uses DC12V±20% input. Do not use the HDVR when voltage is too high or too low.
zInstall the HDVR horizontally.
zAvoid direct sunlight on the HDVR and keep away from any heat sources and hot environments.
zConnect the HDVR to other devices correctly during installation.
zThe HDVR is not configured with any hard disk upon delivery. Install one or more hard disks when using the HDVR for the first time.
zThe HDVR identifies hard disk capacity automatically and supports mainstream hard disk models. You are advised to use good brands of hard disk so that the HDVR can operate stably and reliably.
Other precautions
zClean the HDVR with a piece of soft and dry cloth. Do not use chemical solvents.
zDo not place objects on the HDVR.
The HDVR meets the national standards of electromagnetic radiation and does not cause electromagnetic radiation to the human body.
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Powering on the Device
zEnsure that the HDVR is correctly connected to a power supply, and a display is correctly connected to the high definition multimedia interface (HDMI) or video graphics array (VGA) port of the HDVR before power-on.
zIn some environments, abnormal power supply may cause the failure of the HDVR to work properly and even damage the HDVR in severe cases. It is recommended to use a regulated power supply to power the HDVR in such environments.
After the HDVR is connected to a power supply, the power indicator is steadily on. Start the HDVR. The real-time video screen is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1 Real-time video screen
Users need to provide a hard disk for the HDVR. The hard disk is strictly detected during device startup. If the detection result failed, the possible causes are as follows:
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zThe hard disk is new and is not formatted. Log in to the system and format the hard disk.
zThe hard disk is formatted, but the file system is inconsistent with the file system supported by the HDVR. Format the hard disk.
zThe hard disk is damaged.
2.2Powering off the Device
Click the main menu and choose Setting > Shutdown to power off the HDVR. If there is a power switch on the rear panel of the HDVR, you can turn off the power switch to disconnect the HDVR from the power supply.
2.3 Logging In to the System
Logging In to the Device
Step 1 On the HDVR login page, select the language, as shown in Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 Login page
Step 2 Enter the username and password.
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zThe username and password are both admin.
zIf you forget password, click Forgot password. There are two methods of retrieving the password:
1.Scan the UUID QR code on the device and send the QR code to your seller to retrieve password.
2.Click Send Password. A password retrieval email will be sent to your email address (for details, see Step 2 in 5.4.1 "Protect" in 5.4 "Privacy"). Then, you can retrieve password by following operations described in the email.
Step 3 Click Login to access the main User Interface (UI).
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2.4 Adding Cameras
This HDVR can be connected to both analog cameras and network cameras.
The HDVR can be directly connected to analog cameras through bayonet nut connector (BNC) cables.
After the HDVR is connected to a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) network, it automatically obtains an IP address, and searches for and adds network cameras in the same network segment.
If an analog camera and network camera coexist in the same network segment, the HDVR gives preference to the access of the analog camera by default.
Figure 2-3 shows the topology of the HDVR.
Figure 2-3 HDVR topology
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After the HDVR operation screen is displayed, right-click on the screen or move the cursor to the topmost or downmost position of the HDVR screen. The HDVR floating menu bar is displayed.
A quick navigation bar is displayed in the topmost position of the HDVR screen. The navigation bar provides Playback, Search, Picture Grid, Event, main menu, and HDVR time display, as shown in Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1 Quick navigation bar
The real-time video toolbar is displayed in the downmost position of the HDVR screen. The video tool bar provides video window switching, pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) control, voice intercom, audio, and single-channel browse, as shown in Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 Real-time video toolbar
The real-time video toolbar is described as follows:
: Live button. After this button is clicked, the real-time video window is switched between the single-screen mode and multi-screen mode.
: PTZ button. After this button is clicked, the PTZ operation screen is displayed, where you can adjust the PTZ to control cameras.
: Talk button. After this button is clicked, voice intercom is enabled or disabled.
: Audio button. After this button is clicked, the audio function is enabled or disabled.
: Previous button. After this button is clicked, the window switches to singlescreen mode and plays the view of the previous channel.
: Next button. After this button is clicked, the window switches to single-screen mode and plays the view of the next channel.
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The PTZ control and function settings are applicable only to high-speed PTZ cameras and cameras externally connected to PTZs.
Click the PTZ button on the real-time video toolbar. The PTZ control screen is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-3. On this screen, you can set the PTZ direction, zoom, focus, camera preset position, and other parameters.
Figure 3-3 PTZ control screen
3.1 Playback
Playback refers to playing back a video.
Click Playback in the quick navigation bar to access the playback screen, as shown in Figure 3-4.
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Figure 3-4 Playback screen
The toolbar at the bottom of the playback screen is described as follows: 
: Slow play
: Fast forward
: Pause
: Backup. After this button is clicked, the video backup starts. This function is available after a USB flash drive is connected to the HDVR.
: Download. After this button is clicked, the backup ends. This function is available after the backup function is enabled.
: Magnify. After this button is clicked, the device plays a video in full-screen mode.
: Full screen off. After this button is clicked, the device returns to the real-time video screen.
: Indicates whether to insert a USB flash drive. 
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3.2 Search
Search refers to searching for a video by date and time.
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