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1. Battery spec is 1 5V AAA RO3 Two batteries are required for a remote control 3 2iInstall 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 3 2 1 1 bay unit install 3 5 HDD 3 Screw 4 A 3 5 HDD used E A P i j a N vet HDD bracket n 3 2 2 1 bay unit install 2 5 HDD a 1 2 5 HDD used HDD bracket Insert Pull out When installing HDDs on HDD bracket please mind your hands from scratching 3 3 Connect the Unit and Devices within the Network Connect the unit cameras and router switch If you need to make the video visible over the Internet please connect to a router with Internet connection 13 and the unit will retrieve an IP address through DHCP by default The unit processes built in DHCP service which takes the job of router to assign IP addresses which is suitable for the pure LAN environment 3 4Connect the Monitor The unit processes two display interfaces VGA and HDMI Connect the monitor to the unit The supporting display resolutions are 1920x1080 1280x1024 1280x720 and 1024x768 Please confirm that one of the resolutions is supported by your monitor 3 5Power on For 1 bay unit attach the power cord from the power source to
2. 111 Network Settings _ Information General DHCP DHCP C Smartenable 22 Static Static Always disable IP Adress 192 168 1 100 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 1 v NONN The featured settings on the Setup tabbed page are samo pesonn OOOO o LAN Type Assigns DHCP or static IP to the LAN port E a 1 2 YP gt Options available are DHCP or Static Wizard Enables disables Built in DHCP which enables the system to dynamically assign IP addresses to the connected camera clients within the same subnet Built in gt Options available are Smart enable and Always Aways anane if Type i skipped with the par a Install Wizard gt When set to Smart enable the system s default Static IP will be auto shown on setting page if no static IP has been set up before gt Assigns an IP address for the LAN port gt This setting is only available when Type is set to IP Address Static gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input gt Assigns the subnet mask for the IP address of the LAN port gt This setting is only available when Type is set to Subnet Mask gee as w Ype Static gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Default Gateway Primary DNS gt Assigns the IP address for the gateway for the LAN port gt This setting is only a
3. Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 48 6 1 3 Camera Status Use Camera Status to monitor camera statuses including connection and disconnection It also helps users to have an overview of the camera status and total bit rate To access the Camera Status submenu Open Camera menu as described in Camera The Camera menu opens Camera menu a a Click Camera Status button The Camera Status submenu opens 49 Camera Status The Camera Status menu features the submenus Camera Status and Details which are explicated in the following of this section 6 1 3 1 Camera status tabbed page The Camera Status tabbed page shows camera statuses including connection and disconnection It also helps users to have an overview of the camera status and total bit rate To access the Camera Status tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button amp gt Camera button gt Camera Status button gt Camera Status tab The Camera Status tabbed page will open 50 Camera Status a gt x Status p Camera Status delivers the info of each added camera including the following nfo Item Description Q No recording Always recording recording Q Always recording stopped Recording Delivers the recording mode and Bs 7 m Schedule recording recordin Status recording status g g H Schedule recoding stopped amp Emergen
4. Open Network menu as described in Netwc The Network menu opens Network menu Click Network Service button The Network Service submenu opens and shows the Service tabbed page 115 Network Settings submenu features one tabbed pages Service which is detailed in the following of this section 6 5 3 1 Service To access the Service tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s gt Network button gt Network Service button gt Service tab The Service tabbed page will open Network BSNS Service Management Port 80 ER h Live Stream Port 5150 Liveview Max Connections aa E h The Service tabbed page features the following settings em pesemne Management Port Sets the transmission port for remote settings sos Sets the transmission port for liveview streaming Live Stream Port Click the keyboard icon at the right of the 5150 field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Sets the maximum number of remote connections allowed gt 1 to 64 configurable Liveview _ gt One connection means one user connects to Connection one camera If one user connects to two 16 cameras the number of connections is 2 gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Sets the transmission port for playback service Playback Server Port gt Click the keyboard icon at the r
5. To access the DDNS tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp gt Network button gt Network Settings button gt DDNS tab The DDNS tabbed page will open 113 Network Settings h DIDIE NRA g Th ry ey a Aq TEN a ae _The featured settings on the DDNS tabbed page are Setting Description default l gt Deselected DDNS Enables disables DDNS for the system gt Disabled provider Sets the provider of the DDNS service gt Options available are DynDns and DtDNS Sets the username to login to the DDNS service Username gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input gt Sets the password to login to the DDNS service Password gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Enters the sub domain name Host Name gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Uded gt Since the IP is dynamic sets how often to refresh gt 16 p y the DNS to point to the server s changing IP address minutes Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 114 6 5 3 Network Service The Network Service submenu controls the remote accesses to the system for liveview streaming playback CMS and management To access the Network Service submenu
6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Open the Registration tabbed page as mentioned above Enter a desired server ID in the Server ID field Click the keyboard icon amp at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Click the Test button to check the availability of the desired server ID Click Save button to submit Now you can login to www findnvr com on a web browser to configure watch live videos and playback with any other settings such as port forwarding or DDNS setup All you need to know is the server ID username and password What s more you can also sign in to mobile app iSecurity to watch live videos and playback from everywhere you are Server ID Server iD User Name example com Register Penan q hy Text in fre Goi Router Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page To support to access to the NVR system via mobile app iSecurity you have to upgrade the iSecurity to v3 0 or above 121 6 6 Management Use the menu Management to manage and control the access list to the system activate camera license or POS license save load configuration and check logs The menu also facilitates viewing users permitted activities on the system To access the Management menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click Management button The Management menu opens Management menu The Management me
7. Load button to load the configuration of Camera Settings Recording amp Event Settings and Server Settings Load The featured setting is semna peserpon Load Configuration Browses for the configuration file to load Load a configuration file for the system 1 Plug the USB flash drive containing the configuration file to load to one of the unit s USB ports 2 Open Load Config tabbed page as described above 3 Click the Browse button Browse for and select the configuration file to load 4 Click the Load button In a few seconds the system will prompt the configuration file is loaded Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 4 3 Reset Use the Reset tabbed page to restore all system settings to factory defaults 145 To access the Reset tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s gt Management button gt Save Load Configuration button gt Reset tab The Reset tabbed page will open Save Load Configuration aAA GAA ea VA AAAA a Ca a A m Ve AANA Wa Va DAN he y Load Default Settings f Load network settings to default 64300 Click the Load button to load default factory settings Load The featured setting is Restores the network settings to factory Load Default Settings defaults To keep the network settings Deselected leave it deselected Reset system settings to defaults 1 Open the Reset tabbed page as described above
8. x ko Preset Go gt The panel auto closes once the action is launched Hitting the key once again also closes the panel gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Opens a list of the available camera I O pins gt 1 0 gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Delivers different functions in Live View and Playback vat gt Live View Starts the Instant Playback Play Pause i gt Playback Starts or halts the playing Stops playing gt This key is only applicable to the Playback screen gt The playback stops by showing the frame where the video starts gt Whether the video is being fast forwarded or reverse played at the moment press Stop key will restore the playback speed to x1 Hit this key once to bring the playback to the previous interval le gt gt See Playback to know how to set Playback Interval Interval Previous gt b Next Hit this key once to jump the playback to the next interval Interval gt See Playback to know how to set Playback Interval H Backward Step Hit this key once to bring the playback to the previous frame H gt Forward Step Hit this key once to jump the playback to the next frame Hit once to fast forward the playback with x2 speed Hit twice to gt fast forward the playback to x4 speed Increment the fast forwarding speed by increasing your keystrokes When the fast forwarding speed is Fast Forward incremented to x
9. Healthy blue gt Failed orange gt No disk dark gt Rebuilding orange with blinking gt Linking blue gt Accessing blue with blinking gt No linking dark gt No event happened dark gt Event detected orange with blinking Orange System is abnormal including RAID Orange with blinking CPU temperature fan rpm is beyond the normal range Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off LED for all disks Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off LED for Ethernet port 1 output for detecting connection status of switch Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off External Control and I O Ports re oen Power button o 6o Remote control IR receiver USB 2 0 connector 2 2 Rear View 1 Bay Unit DD G oogoo ooN oo O oo0o00 Status LED gt Linking green LED for Ethernet gt Accessing green with port blinking Blinking 200 ms gt No linking dark On 200 ms Off DC in power connector Dcinpowercomestor SSS O Reset toggle 6 Horizontal Foot pad 4 horizontal used Accessory box 2 3Front View 8 Bay Unit OOOO Status LED 1 Lock b The lid is locked when first unpacked gt Power on blue POWER AEE gt Power off dark System Status LED e HDD Status LED Alarm LED Ethernet Status LED ee E 4155222 gt Healthy blue gt Unhealthy orange gt Abnormal temperature status orange
10. Stream Override Video Area Status Bar Mode Icon Toolbar Status Area Playback y paa Sears N Video Area Mode Icon Toolbar Time Bar 23 5 1 Live View When the operating system starts and users log in itis the Live View that opens onscreen Exactly as its name communicates the Live View is the screen where the instant videos are displayed Most of the Live View screen is occupied by a predominant video area with a horizontal and rectangular Status Bar spreading along the bottom of the screen The following of this section will guide you through the Live View s Status Bar Live View Mertz sine Stream Override Video Area Mode Icon Toolbar Status Area 24 5 1 1 Video Area If a camera is correctly set up and run the Live View s Video Area auto shows the subject scene that the camera takes otherwise it shows a black screen with an lt icon in the center The screenshot below shows the Live View s Video Area with the cameras correctly set up and run Configure camera multi stream icons on the Live View screen to override current decoding streaming Enable two way audio on the Live View screen Stream Override Talk on the Live View screen Video Area on the Live View screen The screenshot below however shows an abnormal Video Area of the Live View with a black screen having nothing but a disconnection icon amp inthe center By default the name of the camera shows in the upper l
11. gt Main Menu button EP gt Recording amp Event button gt Event amp Action button gt System tab The System tabbed page then opens Event amp Action Camera Camera O Tammann E a ithe atte IN B C owm A C te poz fee On the System tabbed page the featured settings are sting pepon tau Enables disables the system s action s when there Abnormal disk status is no enough disk space for recording or when disk accessing goes wrong gt Enables disables the system sending Daily system report notification s daily to one or more Email s about the system s HDD usage b Enables disables the system sending notification s to one or more Emails when the Deselected system loses the connection with the FTP server for Disabled auto backup gt Enables disables the system sending notification s to one or more Emails when the system cannot complete the process of D selected Backup unfinished auto backup Disabled gt The Email s sent will list the name s of the Deselected Disabled Deselected Disabled Unable to access FTP file s in question after the system finishes the backup of the very last file scheduled gt Enables disables recording the time when the ae Deselected Power on notification system is powered on after the power resumes Disabled from an abnormal shutdown b Enables disables sending notification s to Deselected System overheating one or more Email
12. s LAN 1 must connect to the Internet To access the findNVR Registration Open Network menu as described in Network The Network menu opens Network menu Click findNVR Registration button The findNVR Registration submenu opens and shows the Registration tabbed page 118 findNVR Registration gt Registration findNVR Registration submenu features one tabbed pages Registration which is detailed in the following of this section 6 5 4 1 Registration As mentioned above users can access the server system via web browser or mobile phone without router settings simply by a registration with findNVR To register a server ID it relies on the Registration tabbed page To access the Registration tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button A gt Network button gt findNVR Registration button gt Registration tab The Registration tabbed page will open 119 findNVR Registration Registration findNVR Service V Enable SO 53100 Register a server ID and access to NVR via web browser and mobile phone without router setting Save The Registration tabbed page features the following settings tem Description ett findNVR Service Enables the P2P service Disabled Sets the server ID for this unit Server ID gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Register an account with findNVR
13. 2 Depending on your needs select or deselect the Load network settings to defaults setting 3 Click Load button to load the defaults if you have selected Load network settings to defaults in step 2 The system will proceed to load the factory defaults and auto restart OR 146 Click Exit to quit without doing any change to the system if you haven t selected Load network settings to defaults in step 2 Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 1 The user accounts and their privileges won t be erased even after default settings are loaded while the camera settings recording schedule event amp action settings Email setting and server settings are otherwise 2 RAID information will always be kept whether default settings or configuration are loaded 147 6 7 System Use the System menu to view system information configure system settings and manage system upgrade The menu also enables re opening the Install Wizard which launches during the system s very first power on To access the System menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click System button x The System menu opens System menu The System menu features four submenus Information System Settings System Upgrade and Install Wizard which are explicated in the following of this section 148 6 7 1 Information The Information submenu enables viewing some important system information including model
14. AN Y UR AWARAU AA AALS AVE AEN Se 1m SS EY EWEA TW Wek AOA AURAN y ig Ne N N w AVA w TUUT TRAE AN A ALAA WAN AAT VF on AAN a WALA y Nike ALA WAN Ab he wk Ve iw CEN W CAN V WAY W Vv i i Y An N W i YAU hy M VS CAN NS D SVA W ON We Ts KAG Paget KE R 9 Review your settings If the settings are correct click the Finish button to exit the settings procedure and activate the system Once the preliminary setup is through the system auto restarts Before the operating system opens onscreen users are prompted to enter a username and password to log in the operating system The username and password are both admin by default if you haven t provided an alternate password in the Install Wizard Username isn t changeable with Install Wizard 21 Login to menu 22 Click the keyboard icon to open the virtual keyboard for text input Click to submit 5 User Interface The operating system presents its user interface in two major screens to deliver the service one is the Live View screen the other is Playback screen The Live View screen shows the instant video s while the Playback screens plays the recorded videos Both screens come with a horizontal bar baring a handful of clickable buttons to launch actions from the system and allow users to exert the system s functions The following of this chapter will guide you through these two screens Live View Sm
15. Install Wizard button The Install Wizard submenu opens and shows the Wizard tabbed page Click the lower right Start button In a few seconds the Install Wizard opens See Install Wizard for the follow ups 164 6 8 Display Use the Display menu to configure the system s display parameters including display layout monitor resolution and other onscreen elements To access the Display menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click Display button j The Display menu opens Display menu The Display menu features one submenu Display Settings which is explicated in the following of this section 165 6 8 1 Display Settings The Display Settings submenu configures the system s display monitor the presentation of the onscreen Video Area Status Bar and so on To access the Display Settings submenu Open Display menu as described in Display The Display menu opens Display menu Click Display Settings button The Display Settings submenu opens and shows the Display tabbed page Camera Settings AAS WAYS the a She fs Bt See Gr SAS Sh A BG SNE N s Ee Se A 4A RVAL ET OY y A i 166 The Display Settings submenu features five tabbed pages Display Camera Order Status Bar OSD and Advanced which are detailed in the following of this section 6 8 1 1 Display Use the Display tabbed page to configure how the videos area are presented onscreen To ac
16. O Pin Enables disables an I O pin Enabled Enters a name or info about the I O pin Name gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for name input Sets I O type for the I O pin N O Type gt N O means normally open N C normally means normally close open N A The output Defines the time to keep an output Stays acre Duration ee ite unless it is active after it is triggered manually switched off Selects an associated camera for input pin which will be the communication media for server and Associated Camera client e g when an input was triggered and pushed a notification to mobile users can playback the videos of its associated camera Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 87 6 4Storage Use the menu Storage to manage the system s storage and data backup To access the Storage menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click Storage button Ch The Storage menu opens Storage menu The Storage menu features two submenus RAID Management and Auto Backup which are explicated in the following of this section 6 4 1 RAID Management As the name suggest the RAID Management submenu manages the system s RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks a storage that combines multiple disk drives into a logical unit To access the RAID Management submenu Open
17. RAID storage subsystem Very high disk overhead uses design only 50 of total capacity Can increase read performance by processing data requests in parallel since the same data resides on two different drives High Read data transaction rate Disk failure has a medium impact Medium Write data transaction on throughput rate Good aggregate transfer rate Most versatile RAID level RAID 10 Implemented as a mirrored RAID Very high disk overhead uses Volume whose segments are RAID only 50 of total capacity O RAID Volumes High I O rates are achieved thanks to multiple stripe segments 182
18. RAID volume 2 Click Delete button The selected RAID volume is deleted Click the Exit button to quit the setting 6 4 2 5 Format The Format tabbed page enables formatting the RAID volumes functioning in the system To access the Format tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E4 gt Main Menu button gt Storage button a gt RAID Management button gt Format tab The Format tabbed page opens and shows the created RAID volume s in the system RAID Management On the Format tabbed page the featured setting is 102 samm pacon ete Details Views the details of the RAID volume s disk s including disk identity model button number and total capacity Borat Formats the selected RAID volume button Format a RAID volume 1 Select a RAID volume 2 Click Format button The formatting starts and progresses Click the Exit button to quit the setting 103 6 4 3 Auto Backup Use the submenu Auto Backup to auto back up the videos recorded on the previous day to a FTP server The Auto Backup requires two major settings one is the backup schedule and the other is FTP server setting which will be explicated in the following of this section To access the Auto Backup submenu Open Storage menu as described in Storage The Storage menu opens Storage menu Click Auto Backup button The Auto Backup submenu opens and shows the Schedule tabbed page 104 Au
19. by schedule storage is gt See Schedule tabbed page to know how present to record videos by schedule the default l Enables recording and records always is Always Recording econ Mode All Enables all camera channels to J record always oe o Always record Enables a camera channel to Record by schedule Recording Channel record always is the gt A ibay unit can have up to 8 default channels Daily repeats the recording schedule Day Mode gt For further schedule settings see Schedule Schedule tabbed page Mode Weekly repeats the recording schedule Week Mode gt For further schedule settings see Schedule tabbed page Selected Enabled Deselected Disabled Enables automatic recycle when the Selected Enable storage space is less than a certain Enabled percentage 10 Keen Video Keep video Set how long to keep the recorded video Deselected P days clips for Max 365 days Disabled The actual days of video kept depends on the available disk space Automatic Recycle Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 56 6 2 1 2 Schedule tabbed page The Schedule tabbed page sets the schedule to record videos To access the Schedule tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E4 gt Main Menu button gt Recording amp Event button E gt Recording Settings button gt Schedule tab The Schedule tabbed page then ope
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21. firmware CPU and heat dissipation To access the Information submenu Open System menu as described in System The System menu opens Click Information button The Information submenu opens and shows the Information tabbed page System Information 149 The Information features one tabbed page only Information which is detailed in the following of this section 6 7 1 1 Information The Information tabbed page delivers some important system information To access the Information tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button B gt Main Menu button amp s X gt System button gt Information button gt Information tab The Information tabbed page will open System Information The information delivered is Description Delivers the system s model name Delivers the system version CPU Delivers the CPU model number Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 150 6 7 2 System Settings Use the System Settings submenu to configure and optimize the system for your applications To access the System Settings submenu Open System menu as described in System The System menu opens Click System Settings button The System Settings submenu opens and shows the General tabbed page System Settings aa eee eae y AS AE AANA A La a EE LEN EAE N TERU MEY UE LG SE SA ACRY AVG 8 eR Vo MAVEN MAE 2 UBL ATA TrA CATR The System Settings submenu features five tabbed
22. for stream override configuration Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 8 1 2 Camera Order Use the Camera Order tabbed page change the order of video channels to show on the Live View screens To access the Camera Order tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button S gt Display button gt Display Settings button gt Camera Order tab The Camera Order tabbed page will open Display Settings Dispiey h a Status Bar ff oso Advanced E l F a 7 F 02 03 04 05 08 o7 fos lt gt 81200 Configure the order of video display in Live View 168 Change the order of a video channel 1 Select a video channel 91 02 03 04 The selected channel becomes highlighted in blue color 2 Click the left arrow key L4 or right arrow key to advance or withdraw the channel s order among the available video channels OR When using the IR Remote Control use the navigation keys to move between the highlight item and hit Enter key to make selection or triggers operation See IR Remote Control to know more about the operation of the IR Remote Control Click the Save button to apply the change Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 8 1 3 Status Bar Use the Status Bar tabbed page to control the presentation of the Status Bar and also the information deliver
23. is compatible with more than 70 brands of IP cameras with monthly free pack update It features two useful functions one click setup and findNVR One click setup saves the time in camera configuration by searching and automatically adding cameras in the system findNVR facilitates the process of establishing Internet access to the NVS system meaning there is no more router settings for remote IE 8 9 10 and mobile viewing iPhone iPad Android This user s manual encompasses the information users need to set up and configure the system It is recommended that you keep one copy of this manual for any necessary reference in the future IP camera Remote Live Viewer oa Gch bate Software ial IP camera Local Operator Remote Router Live Viewer Web D Sza iSecurity Mobile App I O Device Sy iPad iPhone TI lt C24 C26 C28 ansas Available on V1 1 Sp 2 Tour the Unit Before the unit takes part in your work get to know it first This section will walk you through the components and I O ports on the unit and help you set the unit to work at the earliest 2 1Front View 1 Bay Unit Status LED Power Status LED System Status LED HDD Status LED Ethernet Status LED Alarm LED gt Power on blue gt Power off dark gt Healthy blue gt Unhealthy orange gt Abnormal temperature status orange with blinking gt Off dark gt
24. pages Genera Playback 151 Date Time UPS and Shutdown which are explicated one by one in the following of this section 6 7 2 1 General As the name suggests the General tabbed page configures some general system settings such as the timeout of Main Menu language for the operating system s user interface the access security and also the buzzer control To access the General tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s x gt System button gt System Settings button gt General tab The General tabbed page will open System Settings Local Authentication Enable lt The featured settings are sung ween ee Men Tirmeb t Defines the time to deactivate the Main Menu 600 Seconds that has been idle Loca Enables disables login security for local access Selected Authentication gt If enabled the operating system will ask for the i Enabled username and password at system login Enables disables login security for the Main Menu Menu gt If enabled the operating system will ask for the Selected Authentication username and password at user s attempt to Enabled access the Main Menu 152 Selects the ID of this server to control multiple NVR servers separately by single IR remote control gt When there are multiple NVR devices aligned Remote Control ID together the operator can give each device server ID from 1 to 9 and switch ID on remot
25. s once the system gets Disabled overheated and auto powers off The event eadueb gt For every system event it isn t available to set amp action e utton a time period to keep the event active A system is active event amp action stays active from 00 00 through from 00 00 23 59 once it is enabled through 23 59 gt When an event occurs the system will send an output signal to other connected devices pecalected gt Once selected a Detail dialog opens for users to Disabled set which output pin to send the output signal through b When an event occurs the system will send Email notifications Make sure to add an Email address first pesclectad gt To set up the Email s to receive notifications see Email Disabled gt Once selected its Detail dialog opens for Email selection p When an event occurs the system will send instant message to the registered mobile clients as a notification Mobile users can check the recording videos on mobile client to watch what just Deselected happened Disabled gt See Push Notification for details gt Once selected its Detail dialog opens for user selection ah gt When an event occurs the system will send Deselected CMS out a signal to CMS CMS will highlight this event Disabled a a E map gt When an event occurs the system will pop up necciecked popup E map with an event indicator to show users the Disabled remote locatio
26. to the Internet by LAN1 port to be able to run the online activation To access the Online Activation tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button gt Management button gt License Management button gt Online Activation tab The Online Activation tabbed page will open 131 _ Online Activation i Offline Activation Transfer i i a Qn Wa RA Wn WA AND eg A A Wa tha ls wa VA AAA bY AAA mus e Page 1 4 Es Oos om e 62100 Activate POS license or additional camera licenses for more channels to view and record Upgrade the system with the available license key 1 Open the Online Activation tabbed page as described above 2 Enter the serial number in the Input S N field 3 Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input 4 Click Activate button Once the activation succeeds the license will be updated with the license info displayed onscreen Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 2 2 Offline Activation If the system is offline in an Intranet Local LAN without Internet connection use the Offline Activation to activate the license key To access the Offline Activation tabbed page gt Main Menu button amp On the Live View screen click menu list button gt Management button gt License Management button gt Offline Activation tab The Offline Activ
27. you to stop recording and change the disk immediately Delivers the temperature of the disk Ai ae Delivers the previous SMART self test time Run SMART test to update the Drive Health result The test divides into SMART Status 2 modes Both of the test modes may affect the recording Check performance You may need to stop recording to run the test gt Short Test It would take 3 5 minutes fort the short test gt Extended Test It would take more than 300 minutes for the extended test Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 94 6 4 2 RAID Management As the name suggest the RAID Management submenu manages the system s RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks a storage that combines multiple disk drives into a logical unit To access the RAID Management submenu Open Storage menu as described in Storage The Storage menu opens Click RAID Management The RAID Management submenu opens and shows the Status tabbed page 95 RAID Management a gt status o L d i w ll el iy aaa sili f Y RAID Management features five tabbed pages Status Create Modify Delete and Format which are detailed in the following of this section 6 4 2 1 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 RAID volume to be created first To access the Sta
28. 16 it auto restores to x1 speed gt This key is only applicable to the Playback screen 13 Hit once to rewind with x 1 speed Hit twice to rewind with x 2 speed Taper the rewinding speed by increasing your keystrokes When the gt Rewind rewinding speed is tapered to x 16 it auto restores to x 1 speed gt This key is only applicable to the Playback screen 14 Opens the system s Main Menu N Menu gt See Settings to know all the settings featured by the Main Menu gt This key is only applicable to Live View screen Switches the screen to Live View fe Playback Switches the screen to Playback and opens the Search dialog CE Switches between different layouts of video channels on the Video Areas gt Layout See also Video Area and Video Area F Switches the screen to the next camera group gt Group gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Hit to apply Auto Scan gt See Display for the details about Auto Scan gt Hit again to quit Auto Scan gt Auto Scan gt Pressing Group Snapshot DPTZ PPTZ Preset or Go to Preset key will disable Auto Scan gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen i Opens the physical PTZ panel for PTZ operation EF p prz gt Hit this key again to close the physical PTZ panel gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Pi Opens the digital PTZ panel for PTZ operation gt DPTIZ gt Hit this key again to close the digital PTZ panel O
29. 2 03 04 05 08 07 os a ae 7 Clem AA e On the Camera tabbed page the featured settings are Description Enables disables the system s action s when video motion is detected Motion from camera gt To have the setting effective make sure the Deselected ae l ane Disabled camera s video motion detection is enabled on Camera web Connection lost Enables disables the system s action s when it Deselected detects disconnection from the camera Disabled b Defines a time period to keep the event amp ael button action active P gt Once an event is enabled the event amp action is active from 00 00 through 23 59 by default b When an event occurs the system will send an output signal to other connected devices gt Once selected a Detail dialog opens for users to set which output pin to send the output signal through Deselected Disabled gt When an event occurs the system will send Email notifications Make sure to add an Email address first gt To set up the Email s to receive notifications see Email gt Once selected its Detail dialog opens for Email selection Deselected Disabled gt When an event occurs the system will send instant message to the registered mobile clients as a notification Mobile users can check the recording videos on mobile client to watch what just Deselected happened Disabled gt See Push Notification for details gt Once select
30. AID Management Casa peo LGA GG AeA us WC On the Status tabbed page the featured settings are Setting Description tout List Delivers the present RAID volume s in the system If there is any Switches the status info between the present rearea aon vous l already Volume 1 Status RAID volume s and disk s dieu c Were b gt If there hasn t been any RAID volume created p ys Y et No Volume is displayed here default otherwise n No Volume displays here The status info delivered for a present RAID volume is Delivers the name of the RAID volume which is auto assigned when RAID Name l the volume is created Delivers the RAID level which is defined when the volume is created gt The selectable levels depend on the number of drives present in the RAID Level system gt See Create to know how to define the RAID level The RAID volume cannot be found Hence video Offline recording is stopped and the storage cannot be accessed RAID volume is found but isn t mounted so video recording is stopped and storage cannot be accessed File system error Delivers the following statuses of the RAID volume but video recording is normal RAID Status 91 Free Capacity Delivers the free space on the RAID volume Uaa Delivers the used space on the RAID volume Capacity Delivers the percentage of the RAID volume s usage Update Time Delivers the time when the RAID volume is created u
31. Access Local Privilege Remote Privilege Advanced Fi i 4 gt age 1 a eo ra J button to edit a user s access to a Liveview channel or Playback Click the channel Ma Maf oN of oE 5E 00 o os io Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 1 3 Local Privilege Open the Local Privilege tabbed page to run a list of user s that are permitted to locally access some system services To access the Local Privilege tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button amp gt Management button gt User Management button gt Local 126 Privilege tab The Local Privilege tabbed page opens and shows the list of users permitted to locally sign in do PTZ and some system configurations differed from privileges of each group User Management es AE r Local Privilege aS 15 i 3 gj P Ce 954 Ae 8 Y W As Ay tir k ITE AN IA i RL A A a ie AY AT WwW phat ia AS Wok WAN KY Va Ve ARAN WUA s Lf AN A K i VN YA DAVA AS JA A A AY k t SAY AN ANY V AY AN Re Y N FAN WN Y a 1 i oh A AT K DA x i ao WEVA x VA a EN A y iN ih i N i i AA s AN E 9 i i AN AN A AAN yi K a X A vi j lt 4 i i k Wa AN OX as AX SEE aS i N Y i x o 40 Select a service to enable the user for
32. O 25 ral Oe AUSE et re PR Pet or Oo ee A 28 S PID K ae pee mene ee Re ine ero Pe De era Se ee ee oe 31 Bezel NVIGCO Alea ain a ta Boece eee 32 Sa OaS BR Re ten aE eRe Me SSE OE lo EE O SS APEC te 34 SS ES sarees scree atau yasetae secs E E ae tesa deals Caton ds 37 Ga C aO peer men ee Pee TEA nO ME RPE TON aD SO PERS ERO OTE Coe Re ee OR Ee ee er re 39 GAl Camer SeN S a E 40 6t Camera SCAN CIs eree A A A iA 45 kS Cai Cla otat Srnie E a E ee 49 62 RECOM GING SC EV SI Esnean a a a e hia 53 GiZsl Recording SeEttINGS eicae RRT E cet eotiestes 54 6 2 2 Event amp ACHON es E N E OTA 62 Dea E eo n a A E ae Mea ane ee Sonne a 73 Cak EESC ae ne RR 78 6 3 DGC Sis crarent sari cteeensicats tesicaueedaicabedaractuaetaethatanseset hands at aatas eels tae te ale att atae ta de 80 G5 W O BOS SCUIGS ore TE ne eee ee ean 81 7 8 6322 VO PRN SCUINGSncctteccsntareatton chee E lee he al lee td ele ale 84 OT Or G a nena ee ite Be a a Sn 88 O41 RAID Management ennneneikiueniirann a 88 6 4 2 RAID Management eeesseeesesssseeeererererrrersrsssssssssessrererrersreeesssssssssssssrere 95 62455 AUO BACKUP arieni n E EE T 104 OS NEWOTK oaie a a E E AE ONA 107 O2 INGEWORC SOING S ernennen 108 65795 NetWork SEVICE nenene a 115 0 5 4 TINGNVR ReEGISHatION ai ccuncs arias acuir otirns S 118 OG Manag MENE ea E T Sr e ne eee see et 122 6k WISER MANAG SII icccts ct eceiuaieset acters a 123 OO 2 License Management morior e na aa a o 130 OO LOO
33. Storage menu as described in Storage The Storage menu opens 88 Storage menu Click RAID Management The RAID Management submenu opens and shows the Status tabbed page RAID Management ena AS Se rars LE gt Lene he il i he aamiin otatus Le Ny VOLUME1 RAID Management features five tabbed pages Status Create Modify Delete and Format which are detailed in the following of this section 89 The front panel is detected opened The information of disk and RAID volume may be incorrect Please close the lid and wait for 10 second s before processing further Click the Cancel button to back to the main menu To make sure all the information of hard disk and RAID volume are correct 8bay RAID model are not allowed to query status create modify delete format RAID volume when the front panel is opened Not support disk hot swap on external storage currently Please reboot the unit after the installation 6 4 1 1 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 RAID volume to be created first To access the Status tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s gt Storage button gt RAID Management button gt Status tab The Status tabbed page opens and shows the created RAID volume s in the system 90 R
34. The Intelligent Surveillance Solution NVS User Manual Local Ver 2 0 0 140317 00 Table of Contents MOICH Mia cois guint nes eaae E E E st enawaneeesabansecemaneen een came E 4 TONE iNe A carck Pace cence Se aaa ast aaa ae tae nt ata Giada Datarock E Seneca E 5 221 FONC ViIGW Cl Bay WIC esini aie netted cde ted ate otal abd tet 5 222 Rear VIEW Gl Bay WE ornini casts a E Aa 6 23 wal 9 1s k 8 Bay UMIC re Se ene 8 2 4 Rear View 8 Bay UNIU oo iese ia a aei aii 11 oo 1 al TAE a enn ene en een CEN en eg rn en ne ara eae eae eee PD 12 Bek Unpack Ne Uniten ai a a AA 12 32 TASCA Para DV CS aeresirenoil nein EA A e in 12 3 2 1 1 bay unit install 3 5 HDD eeeseeecesssssssssssssssrerrrrrrrrrrrrrssrssssssreren 12 322 T y al UN 1 o gt Fea Dea ADD oreroraa a 13 3 2 3 8 Day UMS IStall 3 5 FUDD reiri rE A 13 3 3 Connect the Unit and Devices within the NetWork eee 13 3 4 Connect the MORICO Rs uas ctect ssnsosscsesnsp spocsise te casheude sasoastabesouase oadeeatebaseeedensdeeadabacedses 14 Du POW EON caicetaiacc thant att eo e A dee oe i eth A ce eli al a 14 PIES Cele OV CaO Mea cae an aa ene eae ene 15 a MSAWRA le Clee ea alcee ht nce Sete chu A eee toes A 16 User Te le Ce acts et erties meee teense ae aie tenses este ea E E cat oP E aetna tea 23 ett LVO VIEN ctctctectunestasatataricatastascaletanssanaunninabaleneneesetue cee mate tanto anatase ents eles 24 SEL WGI OPA SS ics charts ccs trea chesl AEA N EEE
35. a I O tabbed page enables disables the event s amp action s for the digital inputs outputs detected through one or more of the camera s input pins To access the Camera I O tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button Ed gt Recording amp Event button gt Event amp Action button gt Camera I O tab The Camera I O tabbed page then opens 65 Event amp Action Camera Ae li OO oe e n re RCNA aN NaN Input 1 pin s Input 0 Enables disables the system s action s when an mecelectad external input is detected through the camera s input Disabled The event gt Defines a time period to keep the event amp action amp action mei button active is active P gt Once an event is enabled the event amp action is from 00 00 active from 00 00 through 23 59 by default through 23 59 gt When an event occurs the system will send an output signal to other connected devices gt Once selected a Detail dialog opens for users to set which output pin to send the output signal through b When an event occurs the system will send Email notifications Make sure to add an Email address first gt To set up the Email s to receive notifications see Email gt Once selected its Detail dialog opens for Email selection gt When an event occurs the system will send instant message to the registered mobile clients as a yw notifica
36. abled Delivers the details of the low stream profile which Low Profile is under 300 kbps and defaulted for the mobile client s single view Delivers the details of the minimum stream profile a Minimum Profile which is under 100 kbps and defaulted for the mobile client s multi view Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 44 6 1 2 Camera Search Camera Search enables auto searching and adding cameras in the same subnet The search relies on UPnP Before using this function make sure your camera Supports UPnP To access the Camera Search submenu Open Camera menu as described in Camera The Camera menu opens Camera menu Click Camera Search button The Camera Search submenu will open 45 Camera Search Click the Search button The system then triggers the search for the camera s in the same subnet Camera Search Search Once the search is through the system will list all the available cameras onscreen 46 Camera Search Select the cameras you want to add to the system Click the Add button to add them Camera Search A Channel Selection dialog opens and shows each of the added camera s IP address and default channel number default name default admin name and default password 47 Assign an alternate channel number name admin name or password to replace the default s Click the OK button to submit the change
37. age then opens gt Recording Settings button gt Motion _ Schedule mV dale HAN Foe os 05 oe for ive Paget 4 P 21300 Gontau the active condition of record on motion detection for each channel Save On the Motion tabbed page the featured settings are Selects a camera channel to configure Sets the time to start recording right Pre Record before the event of video motion 15 sec occurred Post Record Sets the time to keep recording after the 15 sec video motion stops Defines which camera s motion detection Sa 59 to associate with this channel of camera to start recording Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 2 1 4 Input tabbed page The Input tabbed page helps users set the pre and post recording time upon the triggering of digital input To access the Input tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button EP gt Recording amp Event button gt Recording Settings button gt Input tab The Enput tabbed page mien Opena TE Settings Mode _ Schedule Nai We WA dah i nS Re A ae IAS F ee oso o7 08 21300 Configure the active condition of record on motion detection for each channel Save Exi On the Input tabbed page the featured settings are Selects a camera channel to configure Pre Record Sets the time to start recordin
38. ation tabbed page will open 132 License Management Upgrade the system with the available license key 1 Have a USB flash drive Plug it into any of the unit s USB ports 2 Open the Offline Activation tabbed page as described above 3 Click the Export button Then a dialog will pop up onscreen prompting the server file has been exported to the USB flash drive Click OK button to close the dialog 4 Copy the exported file named offline reg to a PC that is online with Internet connection 5 Run the executable file OfflineTool exe which is included in NVS toolkit The Offline Tool opens 6 Select Input SN file and enter the license key in the field Click the Activate button 7 Save the offline license file offline_license dll back to the USB flash drive 133 Offline Tool Information Activate new SN Please input SN UDPFingerPrint o4529E693EAAEDFDO0611F P00ES DS2FRBEA08F2D436AS3D2E43CF2 C32FQ0EAB33D0 Input type Server Information file path CAZ OffinePackioffline SN input put SN f Import SN file a 8 Plug the USB flash drive to one of the unit s USB ports 9 Reopen the Offline Activation tabbed page 10 Click the Browse button to browse for the offline license file Select the file 11 Click the Import button to import the license file Once the activation succeeds the license will be updated with the license info displayed onscreen Click the OK bu
39. bay unit only To access the I O Box tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp gt Recording amp Event button gt Event amp Action button gt I O Box tab The I O Box tabbed page then opens Event amp Action System wae WANDA AWA HAA A Sa Page 1 lt 4 gt 67 On the I O Box tabbed page the featured settings are Selects on box I O or I O Box channel to configure Enables disables the system s action s when an Input 0 external input is detected through the I O box s input oa Input 1 pin s The event gt Defines a time period to keep the event amp action amp action active is active Pa gt Once an event is enabled the event amp action is from 00 00 active from 00 00 through 23 59 by default through 23 59 gt When an event occurs the system will send an output signal to other connected devices gee Deselected gt Once selected a Detail dialog opens for users to Disabled set which output pin to send the output signal through gt When an event occurs the system will send Email notifications Make sure to add an Email address first gt To set up the Email s to receive notifications see Email gt Once selected its Detail dialog opens for Email selection gt When an event occurs the system will send Action instant message to the registered mobile clients as a g notification Mobile users can c
40. board icon 5 at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Runs a test on the configuration by making the Test system create a folder onto the configured FTP server Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 79 6 3 Device The menu Device manages the cameras inputs and outputs To access the Device menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click Device button The Device menu opens D Device menu Device I O Pin Settings The Device menu features the submenus I O Box Settings and I O Pin Settings which are explicated in the following of this section 80 6 3 1 I O Box Settings The submenu I O Box Settings configures the remote I O box to do the further input output settings To access the I O Box Settings submenu Open Device menu as described in Device The Device menu opens Device menu Click I O Box Settings button The I O Box Settings submenu opens and shows the Information tabbed page I O Box Settings I O Box Settings features two tabbed pages Information and Settings which are detailed in the following of this section 6 3 1 1 Information The Information tabbed page shows the current configuration overview of remote I O box To access the Information tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button B gt Main Menu button amp gt Devi
41. button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 129 6 6 2 License Management Two types of licenses are available for users one is the camera license the other is POS license for all series By camera license the 4 channel system can have 8 channel capacity while 6 channel system can have up to 16 channel capacity for video recording and viewing By the POS license upgrade POS function becomes available The license activation relies on the operating system s License Management submenu Follow through the guides hereunder to run an online or offline activation of the license key To access the License Management submenu Open Management menu as described in Management The Management menu opens Click License Management button The License Management submenu opens and shows the Online Activation tabbed page 130 License Management rs RAAR Online Activation 1 ney i a y ELE A NY IA VE PAA Se py a a at amp Fa a aaa Sa RN Pa aww Wk i i pass aA i a LEAN YN A LEUAN AWA 1 CAL AAV AL Ac AOA LALA Aa aN y N N w i License Management submenu features three tabbed pages Online Activation Offline Activation and Transfer which are detailed in the following of this section 6 6 2 1 Online Activation If a license key serial number is available activate it on the system by following through the steps below In v1 0 the system has to connect
42. ce button ES gt I O Box Settings button gt Information tab I O Box Settings Paget L4 gt e e m e o T e Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 6 3 1 2 Settings The Settings tabbed page enables users to configure remote I O box to do the further input output settings To access the Settings tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp gt Device button ES gt I O Box Settings button gt Settings tab 82 The Settings tabbed page opens I O Box Settings Settings i 4 SCB C31 SCB C24 Selects the button to create remote I O box For the configured I O box selects number directly to modify e g Selects the types of I O boxes which SCB C31 Device Type owns different numbers of input pins SCB C24 and output Sets the SCB C31 s IP address gt Click the keyboard icon at the IP Address right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Sets the SCB C31 s port number Port gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Sets the I O box s ID gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Click the Create button to create I O box Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 83 6 3 2 I O Pin Settings The submenu I O Pin Settin
43. ced Use the Advanced tabbed page to set the resolution of the display monitor that 171 is connected to the system or leaves it on the system s auto detection To access the Advanced tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button gt Main Menu button amp gt Display button gt Display Settings button gt Advanced tab The Advanced tabbed page will open Display Settings Resolution ato v Snapshot BB With full channel screenshot The featured setting is senmo omom oe Sets the resolution of the display monitor connected to the system or leaves it on the system s auto detection RESOULION gt Options available are Auto 1024x768 1280x720 Auto 1280x1024 and 1920x1080 Enables to attach a full channel screenshot with the snapshot of Snapshot focused channel The higher resolution of cameras connected the Unchecked more time it takes to finish the snapshot process Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page If the length of your HDMI VGA is over 1M add a repeater to strengthen the 3 signal When the UI video image isn t at the correct location correct it by the auto 172 adjust function on the monitor or adjust it manually 173 7 IR Remote Control Save for the USB keyboard and USB mouse the unit works with an IR Remote Control which comes with the unit In the following of this chapter y
44. cess the Display tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s gt Display button gt Display Settings button gt Display tab The Display tabbed page will open Camera Settings A a o ene ef te FS oo teamed ACT ONO RA WG The featured settings are Semo O omm na Sets the default multi split layout to show the video channels on Layout Live View screens The available layout selection depends on models Enables disables slide showing multiple video channel s on the i Deselected Auto Scan Live View screens For instance select 4 split 2x2 layout to view l i ie Disabled all 8 video channels by viewing 4 video channels at one time 167 onscreen gt When enabled the seconds dwell time setting becomes available Define how long each group of video channels shows onscreen at each turn gt For the seconds dwell time setting click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input l Enables disables fixing the ratio of video source instead of fitting Deselected Fix Aspect Ratio i the video on every grid Disabled Enable as Auto to save CPU loading by applying low stream profile Efficient Local on small grids automatically Enabled as Customize you may l Disabled Display customize the stream profile on the right top of live view manually gt Also see Live View Video Area
45. crease performance by reading and writing data in parallel while protecting data with duplication At least four disk drives are needed for RAID 10 to be installed With a four disk drive RAID Volume one drive pair is mirrored together then striped over a second drive pair 180 Data Stripe _ Data Mirror disk drives The data capacity RAID 10 Volume equals the capacity of the smallest disk drive times the number of disk drives divided by two In some cases RAID 10 offers double fault tolerance depending on which disk drives fail RAID 10 Volumes on this unit consist of four disk drives Because all of the available disk drives are used for the RAID Volume you cannot set up a spare drive with RAID 10 Choosing a RAID Level There are several issues to consider when choosing the RAID level The following summarizes some advantages disadvantages and applications for each choice RAID O Advantage Disadvantage Implements a striped disk RAID Not a true RAID because it is not Volume the data is broken down fault tolerant into blocks and each block is The failure of just one drive will written to a separate disk drive result in all data in a RAID Volume I O performance is greatly improved by spreading the I O Being too 181 load across many channels and Should not be used in mission drives critical environments No parity calculation overhead is involved RAID 1 Simplest
46. cy recording recording Emergency recording stopped Delivers the transmission bit rate of Bit Rate the camera Xe Disconnected Delivers the camera s connection ey status Connected P Connecting Hit to connect Hit to disconnect Connection Status Connects or disconnects a camera Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 51 6 1 3 2 Details tabbed page The Details tabbed page shows camera streams statuses including stream 1 stream 2 and stream 3 It also provides the total bit rate of single camera and all camera totals To access the Details tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button _ amp gt Main Menu button gt Camera button B gt Camera Status button gt Details tab The Details tabbed page will open Camera Status 52 6 2Recording amp Event Exactly as the name suggests the menu Recording amp Event helps users configure video recording and sets the events to alarm for To access the Recording amp Event menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click Recording amp Event button ci The Recording amp Event menu opens The Recording amp Event menu features the submenus Recording Settings Event amp Action Email and FTP Settings which are explicated in the following of this section 53 6 2 1 Recording Settings The Recording Settings submenu configures how and when to record videos and w
47. d to open the virtual keyboard for name input Sets I O type for the I O pin 85 gt N O means normally open N C normally means normally close open N A no duration time pre defined output stops acting when the event stops Defines the time to keep an output active after it is triggered Duration Selects an associated camera for input pin which will be the communication media for server and Associated Camera client e g when an input was Itself triggered and pushed a notification to mobile users can playback the videos of its associated camera Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 3 2 2 I O Box The I O Box tabbed page manages the input pins and output pins of the I O box and on box I O To access the I O Box tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button gt Device button ES gt I O Pin Settings button gt I O Box tab The I O Box tabbed page opens and shows the available input pins and output pins of the on box I O or I O box On box I O is not supported in 1 bay unit so only I O box is available 86 Page 1 e gt T oom oe e omn nscanen Ca NUN a O CR a y a a ooo al Now NA a a a v N A v 31200 contigue t e Nears of remote I O boxes and the ones Eo Selects the on box I O or an I O box to configure Selected I
48. dresses based on the range you defined to devices Click the Next button Built in DHCP Server IP Range Configuration NAMNEN A TAURUA ETME ur ANON AUN See SE AEN AANA T AA eke ny i What Y Wy a ASS Wy 192 168 120 amp There are several base licenses differed by models Activate camera license to have more channel capacity and click the Next button 18 Online License Activation a T tL Ak AL US 2 e Lk 6 Click the Setup button to search and automatically add the cameras within the same subnet Click the Next button 7 Set up the time zone date and time and adjust daylight saving changes if needed Once daylight saving function is enabled the time change will activate automatically every year based on the recurrence you set Click the Next button Date Time A i et Lk 2 Te ae a Ae SCY oe SL AL SS Sa ee Oe NS EEL CES AS TEAL SEA he See NOR GAEL BES EES EAE SESS SE SE EA SS SEN DEES OE ES SS SE LEDS BESS SE SEER l GMT 08 00 Beijing Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Perth Singapore Taipei Urumqi v et tk SoS s e e TE N A rik EAMA A AA AE Time Enable Details 8 Follow the following instruction and select the RAID type you want to create If you have created a volume you will see the information of this volume on the table as the picture below Click the Next button 20 RAID Managament aL a NUENANN Y ETAN AE Ee MAN a AENA EN WALT TASA Tn Se a N wW A VECNE A
49. e control to control different NVR servers separately There won t be any signal conflict Enables disables the built in buzzer gt The unit is built in with a buzzer which sounds ee whenever the unit finishes starting or when a Selected problem is detected Enabled gt It is recommended that this buzzer should be enabled Sets the language used on the operating system l gt The system needs to restart agen Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 7 2 2 Playback Use the Playback tabbed page to define how to replay an instant video footage and how much time to jump when skipping a recorded video backwards or forwards To access the Playback tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp X gt System button gt System Settings button gt Playback tab The Playback tabbed page will open 153 System Settings _The featured settings are Setting Description Default Instant Playback Defines a time that Instant Playback starts from i 15 minutes Interval prior to the current moment Plavback interval Defines a period of time for the Next Interval and ES y the Previous Interval function of Playback Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 7 2 3 Date Time Use the Date Time tabbed page to configure the date time time zone of your locale and o
50. e tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button gt Main Menu button gt Storage button O gt RAID Management button gt Create tab The Create tabbed page opens and shows the disk s that hasn t been assigned to any RAID volume yet RAID Management f em l Create f i bd On the Create tabbed page the featured settings are Description Default It depends on the number RAID Level Defines the RAID level of drives present in the system Assigned Disk s Disk Selects a disk to assign it to the RAID pecelected volume to be created Click the Create button to create the configured RAID volume Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page The RAID Volume will be functional on another unit if all disks of this volume are moved to the unit number of disks containing in this volume Separate embedded disk s and external disk DAS from two groups which implies there is no way to create a single volume with both embedded and external disks inside In 8bay RAID model the embedded disk s are separated to two groups Each group management its own RAID volume 6 4 2 3 Modify This function is designed for replacing a broken hard drive with a new one instead of modifying RAID level In the case of Critical RAID status a warning message will notice that one of the RAID volume s disks may be damaged Although the video recording won t be impacted a
51. ecording amp Event menu as described in Event amp Action The Recording amp Event menu opens Recording amp Event menu Click Email button The Email submenu opens and shows the Contact tabbed page 73 Email setting features two tabbed pages Contact and SMTP which are detailed in the following of this section 6 2 3 1 Contact The Contact tabbed page sets up the Emails to receive the notifications sent by the system Up to 40 contacts are supported To access the Contact tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button gt Recording amp Event button a gt Email button gt Contact tab The Contact tabbed page then opens 74 E Bade ww ws EE Name Email On the Contact tabbed page the featured settings are Sets up an identity for the Email gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for name input Inputs the email address gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for Email address input Delete oo Deletes the Email from the contact list button 75 Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 2 3 2 SMTP The SMTP tabbed page sets up the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol for the system to send out Emails To access the SMTP tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E g
52. ected notifications Disabled gt See User Management to set up users 10 Sec Max 300 gt Rearm Interval User List Sign in the unit on the mobile client with the user account assigned with push notification service When an event occurs the user will get the push notification instantly The user can click the View icon to watch the recording videos 71 supervisor Camera 1 Location 1 disconnected at 12 36 34 on 2012 09 13 Message sent from NVR_PM Close View If the user password is changed please sign in with the new password to start the service again If users don t want to receive notifications anymore users can turn off this feature on the mobile client There is one possibility of de registering failed that is users have ever logged in to the mobile client by typing both LAN IP and WAN IP of the NVR but only do de registering on one side If users don t want to send notifications to certain user account users can de select the user account in Event amp Action Management page User account won t be exported as saving configuration which implies the user list of push notification won t be saved as well T2 6 2 3 Email The Email submenu sets up the Emails to receive the notifications sent by the server system for the configured camera events input events and system events It also manages the SMTP server for outgoing Emails To access the Email submenu Open R
53. ed its Detail dialog opens for user selection When an event occurs the system will send out a signal to CMS CMS will highlight this event Deselected gt You may choose whether sending with Disabled Snapshot or not aad push notification of ie E map b When an event occurs the system will pop up Descledea popup E map with an event indicator to show users the Disabled remote location of the scene clearly a Snapshot When an event occurs the system will upload Deselected Boma FTP snapshots to FTP Disabled Opens a dialog for output pin selection _ C See Device for detailed device I O pin setting gt Opens a dialog for Email selection gt See Email to set up the email s to receive notifications gt You may choose whether sending Email with snapshot or not gt Opens a dialog for user selection oush gt See Push Notification for details notification gt See User Management to set up the user s to receive notifications Opens a dialog for CMS selection gt You may choose whether sending with snapshot or not Opens a dialog for snapshot to FTP selection Snapshot gt You may configure how and when you want to to ETP stop sending gt You may configure the frame interval The availability of event options depends on the camera s feature Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 2 2 2 Camera I O The Camer
54. ed by the Status Area See also Status Bar and Status Bar To access the Status Bar tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button gt Display button gt Display Settings button gt Status Bar tab The Status Bar tabbed page will open 169 DIETENA T E M ania f Camera orsor ere ee fa Aataneos 81300 The information shown in Live View The featured settings are seuns oesero at Sets how to show the Status Bar onscreen Status Bar gt Select Automatically hide to hide the Status Bar after its Always show idleness for 15 seconds Enables disables the Status Area to from showing the IP Selected IP Address addresses of the systems and the cameras Enabled gt See also Status Area Enables disables the Status Area and Time Bar to from showing system date Selected Date gt Click the down arrow to select a date format from the Enabled drop downs gt See also Status Area and Time Bar Enables disables the Status Area and Time Bar to from showing system time Selected Time gt Click the down arrow to select a time format from the Enabled drop downs gt See also Status Area and Time Bar Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 8 1 4 OSD Use the OSD tabbed page to configure the system s on screen displaying To access the OSD tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list butto
55. eft corner of the Video Area for a video channel It allows better identification of the camera channel Video Area on the Live View screen rien none owernon Recording status always g Always Record gt see Mode tabbed page in Recording Setting submenu for more information Emergency Recording status emergency Recording status input triggers recording QO Input Record gt see Input tabbed page in Recording Setting submenu for more information Recording status camera motion triggers recording Motion Record gt see Motion tabbed page in Recording Setting submenu for more information Click to enable to decode stream 1 for the channel gt See parameter tabbed page in Camera Setting submenu for Stream 1 stream information gt See Display tabbed page in Display Settings submenu for more local decoding information Click to enable to decode stream 1 for the channel gt See parameter tabbed page in Camera Setting submenu for Stream 2 stream information gt See Display tabbed page in Display Settings submenu for more local decoding information Click to enable to decode stream 1 for the channel gt See parameter tabbed page in Camera Setting submenu for Stream 3 stream information gt See Display tabbed page in Display Settings submenu for more local decoding information Click to enable two way audio Pa Talk gt Please insert the microphone properly before talking gt See Rear View for ins
56. em Log tabbed page opens and shows the history Log System Hardware NVR NVR Event xport and Backup a ENA ENANTA TANNA TE nA ANA Wa A HN DA aA NA Ga AN AENA NEA NY Page1 4 D gt moana ua ee nan CO aon ous me ononon moana neu e an waar woe we anane wren wou __ auno mane ous me ounan wna orae we omunan Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page The featured settings are secre owcton ta Switches the history to a specific range of time To switch 20121209 Ra Click the down arrow of the date box The current date and select a specific period of time Click the down arrow of the type box and select a type of log Click the right arrow button to view more Page 1 4 gt logs Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 3 2 Event Log The Event Log tabbed page allows users to view the history of the events from the configured Events amp Actions such as video motion detection or camera connection loss See also Event amp Action To access the Event Log tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button B gt Main Menu button es gt Management button gt Log System button gt Event Log tab The NVR Event tabbed page opens and shows the history of the Events amp Actions Log System gt port and Backup AN NAN Awe 2013 03 14 13 59 28 Localhost is logging in to Settings 13 44 37 Localhost is logging in to Setting
57. fault Disable Enables disables the operating system s Selected actions to deal with power failure Disabled Shutdown when power is Power Failure lower than _ Action Shutdown when power is lower than _ Min Delivers the manufacturer of the UPS Manufacturer module f wa wes a Group Sets how low does the UPS battery power drain down to before the operating system shuts down itself Sets how long should the unit run on UPS battery power before the operating system shuts down itself Delivers the product names of the UPS Product Name module UPS Info l Delivers the serial number of the UPS Serial Number module a Delivers if the UPS module is servicing Status For Power Failure Action an USB connection is needed between the unit and the UPS to check the status of UPS Click the Save button to apply the change s 157 Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 7 2 5 Shutdown Use the Shutdown tabbed page to safely turn off the unit or restart the operating system To access the Shutdown tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E4 gt Main Menu button gt System button x gt System Settings button gt Shutdown tab The Shutdown tabbed page will open System Settings r l a m mn _ Shutdown D x rc r f i Stops all services and restarts the operating system gt A dialog will open asking for confirmation Click Yes to continue or click No to retu
58. g right IS cet before the event of digital input occurred Post Record Sets the time to keep recording after the 15 sec digital input stops Defines which input triggering to Input associate with this channel of camera to start recording Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 61 6 2 2 Event amp Action The Event amp Action submenu enables disables the event s that will lead action s from the server system To access the Event amp Action submenu Open Recording amp Event menu as described in Event amp Action The Recording amp Event menu opens Recording amp Event menu Click Event amp Action button The Event amp Action submenu opens and shows the Camera tabbed page 62 Event amp Action Camera l j Tle n a Schedule ctio F che ar ame Event amp Action submenu features three tabbed pages Camera Camera I O and System which are detailed in the following of this section 6 2 2 1 Camera The Camera tabbed page enables disables the event s amp action s for the camera conditions such as video motion detection and disconnection from the server To access the Camera tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button gt Recording amp Event button Ci gt Event amp Action button gt Camera tab The Camera tabbed page then opens 63 Event amp Action F 0
59. gs manages the input pins and output pins of the cameras connected on the same subnet To access the I O Pin Settings submenu Open Device menu as described in The Device menu opens Device menu 0 Device O Box Settings I O Pin Settings Click I O Pin Settings button The I O Pin Settings submenu opens and shows the Camera I O tabbed page Paget 4 gt 31100 Configure the input output of cameras Save 84 I O Pin Settings features two tabbed pages Camera I O and I O Box which are detailed in the following of this section 6 3 2 1 Camera I O The Camera I O tabbed page manages the input pins and output pins of the cameras To access the Camera I O tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button B gt Main Menu button amp gt Device button ES gt I O Pin Settings button gt Camera I O tab The Camera I O tabbed page opens and shows the available input pins and output pins of the camera s Device ee ee eee o2 10 11 a2 a3 14 25 r6 Pagea o4 gt em ew e e ao T ANN OC ae AANNNANAA RASA 31100 Configure the input output of cameras Save pT On the Camera I O tabbed page the featured settings are p ae ie Selects a camera channel to o1 os os configure Selected I O Pin Enables disables an I O pin Enabled Enters a name or info about the I O pin gt Click the keyboard icon 5j at the right of the fiel
60. hannel to full screen And hit the Enter key again to resize it See also IR Remote Control 2 5 1 2 Status Bar The Live View s Status Bar is presented along the bottom of the screen It comprises of three facilities the Toolbar Status Area and Mode Icon Mode Icon Toolbar Status Area 192 168 4 198 N A Status Bar 5 1 2 1 Toolbar Settling between the Mode Icon and the Status Area the Toolbar on Live View screen bears a handful of onscreen buttons These buttons together enables configuring the system B ole Go omon pame omre Switches to Playback screen and opens the Search page Playback that searches for recorded videos by the assigned date amp time Opens a mini toolbar that covers the following buttons Description Opens the Main Menu of the operating system Menu List a Opens the I O Panel which lists the available I O pins of I O devices Triggers Auto Camera Setup which auto searches and adds cameras to the system a Logs out of the system Switches to Playback screen and replays an instant videos Instant Playback starting from some time from now See Playback to know how to configure where to start replaying an instant video Switches the screen between various layouts of camera channels Triggers Auto Scan which enables rotating the channels on pmd Auto Scan the display screen gt See Display for more details about Auto Scan 28 Manually switches
61. he two LAN ports gt If a LAN port isn t in use the network status isn t available gt If a LAN port is in use the following info is available Nisana info Beseription OOO b IP Address gt Delivers the IP address assigned to this gt Delivers the subnet mask assigned to the LAN port 109 Mask IP address used on the LAN port gt Default gt Delivers the IP address assigned to the Gateway LAN port as gateway gt Primary gt Delivers the IP address assigned to the gt Secondary LAN port as primary or secondary DNS Domain DNS Name System gt To access the settings see Setup Delivers the system s current Built in DHCP Server status gt By the Built in DHCP Server the system itself can act as a DHCP server to dynamically assign IP to its networked camera clients gt If the Built in DHCP Server is enabled the following info are available Built in DHCP gt Info gt Description gt Delivers the status of the Built in DHCP Server b Delivers the IP address IP Address assigned to the Built in DHCP Server gt To access the settings see Setup perc gt Setting Status Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page If all cameras are disconnected please check if the network settings are LAN 1 static IP 192 168 1 100 default not connected LAN 2 DHCP connected to switch which subnet is 192 168 1 X or static IP 192 168 1 X co
62. heck the recording h l i l Deselected push videos on mobile client to watch what just happened Disabled notification p See Push Notification for details gt Once selected its Detail dialog opens for user selection gma gt When an event occurs the system will send out Deselected CMS a signal to CMS CMS will highlight this event Disabled int E map gt When an event occurs the system will pop up popup E map with an event indicator to show users the remote location of the scene clearly Schedule button Deselected Disabled Deselected Disabled 05D On gt When an event occurs the system will show an Deselected screen alert message on selected camera s of screen Disabled display gt Opens a dialog for output pin selection gt See Device for detailed device I O pin setting gt Opens a dialog for Email selection gt See Email to set up the email s to receive notifications nial Output Details button gt Opens a dialog for user selection Push gt See Push Notification for details notification See User Management to set up the user s to receive notifications The availability of input pins of remote I O box depends on models 68 6 2 2 4 System The System tabbed page enables disables the event s amp action s for some system abnormalities To access the System tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E
63. hich events to trigger recording for To access the Recording Settings submenu Open Recording amp Event menu as described in Event amp Action The Recording amp Event menu opens Recording amp Event menu Click Recording Settings button The Recording Settings submenu opens and shows the Mode tabbed page 54 Recording Settings f Ah f i R Mode l C Nore Rece A Be The Recording Settings submenu features four tabbed page Mode Schedule Motion and Input which are detailed in the following of this section 6 2 1 1 Mode tabbed page The Mode tabbed page enables disables recording and sets how to record videos To access the Mode tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E4 gt Main Menu button amp gt Recording amp Event button a gt Recording Settings button gt Mode tab The Mode tabbed page then opens 55 Recording Settings No recording Record by schedule e Always record Recording Mode fm Al ly Channel 01 iV Channel 02 ie Channel 03 Bn Channel 04 o Channel 05 n Channe 06 e Channel 07 Channel 08 Schedule Mode DayMode Week Mode Automatic Recycle ly Recycle when the storage space is less than 10 Vite Keep Video B Keepvideodays 7 amp On the Mode tabbed page the featured settings are Groupsex setting Description pereme No Recording Disables video recording If any Enables recording and records
64. ick menu list button as gt Main Menu button gt Camera button e Camera Settings button gt Settings tab The Settings tabbed page then opens Camera Settings Settings Parameters l RANE AD AN ee L aS 7 g os g a E ToN EEEE O ee e ef na eee peepee ee e ee Ra On the Settings tabbed page the featured settings are samm peson tout Selects the camera channel to configure gt In default state 1bay unit is embedded with 4 channels gt Upgrade the operating system with a license serial number to have more channels for viewing and recording A 1bay unit can have up to 8 channels Multi stream Enable Disable camera multi stream Enable Auto Support up to three streams Se Sets the formats that the camera supports gt Options available are H 264 MPEG4 MJPEG and MxPEG However the option availability depends Video Format on camera s brand and model Currently MxPEG decoding isn t supported on local display The MxPEG decoded videos can only be viewed via web or remote browser Sets the frame rate of the camera C 41 Sets the video resolution of the camera Sa Bit Rate Control Sets the bit rate control of the camera ST Quality Bit Rate Sets the video image quality of the camera St Enables disables viewing and recording videos with Audio audio b Audio playing on local side isn t supported in v1 0 Click the Save button to apply the change s To remove the camera settings clic
65. ight of the 5160 field to open the virtual keyboard for text input 116 Sets the maximum number of users allowed to simultaneously access the server for playback gt 1 to 8 configurable Playback Max Users One user means one user who is accessing 4 gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input l Deselected CMS Server Enables disables CMS service Disabled Assigns the port number for CMS access CMS Server Port gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the 5170 field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Sets the maximum number of CMS connections allowed gt 1 to 8 configurable CMS Max Connections gt One connection means one server can be connected by one CMS server gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 117 6 5 4 findNVR Registration findNVR is designed to truly simplify the process of establishing Internet access to NVR systems It eliminates the need for setting up port forwarding and configuring DDNS Simply register a server ID on the setting page then go to findNVR website or sign in iSecurity App to watch live videos and playback from wherever you are The findNVR Registration submenu helps users register a unique service ID To use this feature in v1 0 the unit
66. it and deselect a service to disable the user from it Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 1 4 Remote Privilege Open the Remote Privilege tabbed page to run a list of user s that are permitted to remotely access some system services To access the Remote Privilege tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 8 gt Main Menu button gt Management button gt User Management button gt Remote Privilege tab 127 The Remote Privilege tabbed page opens and shows the list of users permitted to remotely do PTZ input output data backup or delete and open E Map on remote client User Management Select a service to enable the user for it and deselect a service to disable the user from it Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 7 1 5 Advanced Open the Advanced tabbed page to run a list of user s that are permitted to access some system services To access the Advanced tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E4 gt Main Menu button amp s gt Management button gt User Management button gt Advanced tab The Advanced tabbed page opens and shows the list of users permitted to 128 browse log User Management el Select a service to enable the user for it and deselect a service to disable the user from it Click the Save
67. item onscreen or confirms input TEA gt As the Home key it turns the video of the focused channel to Enter Home the preset Home point gt Hit this key to a selected Video Area to maximize it to full screen Hit it again to resize the Video Area See also Video Area and Video Area 175 Moves between the eight Menus under the Main Menu i e hit these keys to navigate between these menus ys sfeae axd Moves between the available tabs featured by a submenu Flips up and down the page Navigation Keys These keys can be hit to move left and right between the menus of the Main Menu and the highlighted items on all setting igh k Left Right arrow keys pages These keys can be hit to move up and down between the submenus of a menu and the highlighted items on all setting pages Opens the system s Main Menu gt a to know all the settings featured by the Main gt This key is only applicable to Live View screen E p Seven suet aeniotnevien anv Up Down arrow keys Enables disables Always record gt Emergency gt See also Mode tabbed page for more details about the Record recording modes gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen p tavout Switches between different layouts of video channels on the Y Video Areas See also Video Area and Video Area k Gru Switches the screen to the next camera group P gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Hit to apply Aut
68. ive and data will begin to be mirrored to it from the remaining good drive Data Mirror ee disk drives The RAID Volume s data capacity equals the smaller disk drive For example a 100 GB disk drive and a 120 GB disk drive have a combined capacity of 100 GB in a mirrored RAID Volume If disk drives of different capacities are used there will also be unused Capacity on the larger drive RAID 1 Volumes on this unit consist of two disk drives 179 If you want a mirrored RAID Volume with more than two disk drives see RAID 10 Mirror Stripe for details RAID 5 Block Striping with Distributed Parity RAID 5 organizes block data and parity data across the disk drives Generally RAID level 5 tends to exhibit lower random write performance due to the heavy workload of parity recalculation for each I O RAID 5 works well for file database application and web servers Distributed Parity Data Blocks disk drives The capacity of a RAID 5 Volume equals the smallest disk drive times the number of disk drives minus one Hence a RAID 5 Volume with four 100 GB disk drives will have a capacity of 300 GB A RAID Volume with two 120 GB disk drives and one 100 GB disk drive will have a capacity of 200 GB RAID 5 is generally considered to be the most versatile RAID level RAID 5 requires a minimum of three disk drives RAID 10 Mirror Stripe Mirror Stripe combines both of the RAID O and RAID 1 types RAID 10 can in
69. k the Clear button and then Save button to apply After changes made click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 1 1 2 Parameter tabbed page The Parameter tabbed page configures how the camera records and how live videos are played on Live View screen To access the Parameter tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button gt Camera button gt Camera Settings button gt Parameters tab The Parameters tabbed page will open Camera a Wa A a a A a Ge AA 1 na GANA te a as a Aa VAA ow 05 06 o7 08 H 264 MPEG4 MJPEG MPEG AT e AC v Rw Enable Audio 11200 Configure the parameters of the camera to record and Sommo pesene Cite Selects a camera channel to configure gt In default state 1bay unit is embedded with 4 channels gt Upgrade the operating system with a license serial number to have more channels for viewing and recording A 1bay unit can have up to 8 channels Camera Name Camera Name Delivers the camera name Sets the formats that the camera supports gt Options available are H 264 MPEG4 MJPEG and MxPEG However the option availability depends on Video Format camera s brand and model gt Currently MxPEG decoding isn t supported on local display The MxPEG decoded videos can only be viewed via web or remote browser Sets the frame rate of the camera Sets the video resolution of the camera Q
70. kes the camera brings the nearer subject into focus gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Opens a dialog to capture the current screen b Snapshot gt Press Save button to save the screenshot or press Cancel button to quit without capture gt Event Checks the recent events and notifications gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen I O Opens a list of the available camera I O pins a gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Runs auto camera setup pate gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen 7 y Laat Logs out of the operating system g gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen 177 8 Appendix RAID System Introduction to RAID RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks allows multiple disk drives to be combined together into a RAID Volume You will create a RAID Volume on your unit when you perform the setup procedure The benefits of a RAID can include Higher data transfer rates for increased server performance Increased overall storage capacity for a single Volume Data redundancy fault tolerance for ensuring continuous system operation in the event of a disk drive failure Different RAID levels use different organizational models and have varying benefits The following outline breaks down the properties for each RAID level Supported on this unit RAID O Stripe When a RAID Volume is striped the read and write blocks of da
71. le in the following 48 hours from the start time will be shown as the blue bar Designate the range to do further 35 Search Search USB flash drive and portable hard disk device are both supported for video backup If you encounter problems when trying to backup on portable hard disk device please format the device with FAT32 NTFS is not supported currently 36 6 Settings The operating system features the Main Menu to set up camera manage recording and event to configure networking to power on off the unit and so on This chapter will guide you to each submenu and each setting To access the settings Open Live View screen See Live View and Playback The Live View screen opens Click the menu list button mE from the Status Bar Menu list opens Click Main Menu button The Main Menu opens and shows the Camera menu by default Main Menu 3 ent NS the menus the submenus The Main Menu features eight menus Search for cameras and adds cameras within the Camera ie same subnet gt See Camera for the settings Recordin Configures video recording schedule and sets the g events to alarm for Event gt See Recording amp Event for the settings Device Manages camera input output gt See Device for the settings Storaqe Manages the system s storage and data backup g gt See Storage for the settings 37 Display Configures the systems networking gt See Net
72. n 160 System Upgrade Royston Upgrade l Current NVR Version 01 00 0104 0215 Current Device Pack Version 02 08 0000 0011 Select File The featured facility and delivered info are Current NVR Version Delivers current firmware version of the operating system Current Device Pack Version Delivers current device pack version Select File and the Browse button Browses for the firmware and runs the upgrade Upgrade the system by the steps below if a newer release of the system firmware is available 1 Copy the firmware to an USB flash drive 2 Plug the USB flash drive to any of the system s USB ports 3 Open the System Upgrade tabbed page on the system as described above 4 Click the Browse button Browse for the firmware and select the firmware Click OK button Coa 5 Click the Upgrade button A dialog opens to ask for confirmation of the upgrade 6 Click Yes to confirm upgrade or click No to quit The upgrade starts progresses and finishes within a few minutes 161 Extracting files 40 Then the system auto restarts and gets ready for use Please do not power off the server while system upgrading 162 6 7 4 Install Wizard Access the Install Wizard submenu to reopen the Install Wizard if it is skipped during the first power on of the system To relaunch the Install Wizard Open System menu as described in System The System menu opens Click
73. n E gt Main Menu button 170 gt Display button gt Display Settings button gt OSD tab The OSD tabbed page will open BIET IENAAT E v Channel 01 v Channel 02 ly Channel 03 vy Channel 04 l Channel 05 O Channel 06 Channel 07 j Channel 08 POS Associated Cameras The featured settings are sete owerton our Camera Name POS Overlay POS Associated Cameras Enables disables showing the camera name in the upper left corner of the video channel s Video Area gt Click the Edit Style button to change the font and style to show Selected the camera name Enabled gt See also Video Area for the Live View screen and Video Area for the Playback screen Enables disables POS transaction data on a played video gt Select Live View to enable replaying an instant video footage with POS transaction data on the Live View screen gt Select Playback to enable playing a recorded video with POS All selected transaction data on the Playback screen All enabled gt Click the Edit Style button to change the font and style of the displayed data as well as the data dwell time gt Go to web for more detailed settings about POS transaction data Enables disables POS Overlay for a video channel All selected gt Go to web for more detailed settings about POS transaction data All enabled Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 8 1 5 Advan
74. n immediate replacement is recommended to protect the RAID volume from data loss To access the Modify tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button gt Storage button gt RAID Management button gt Modify tab The Modify tabbed page opens RAID Management 100 Modify a RAID volume 1 Select the damaged disk to remove 2 Click Remove button to remove the selected disk 3 After the system remove the disk successfully replace it with a new disk and back to the Modify tabbed page to add this new free disk This function isn t applicable to RAID 0 which has no data protection mechanism by nature This function is recommended for any unexpected disk damage Use this function to safely unplug the running HDD 6 4 2 4 Delete The Delete tabbed page enables the deletion of RAID volumes To access the Delete tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button gt Main Menu button gt Storage button O gt RAID Management button gt Delete tab The Delete tabbed page opens and shows the created RAID volume s in the system RAID Management On the Delete tabbed page the featured settings are 101 Description Setting Details Views the details of the RAID volume s disk s including disk identity model button number and total capacity Delete button Deletes the selected RAID volume Sa Delete a RAID volume 1 Select a
75. n of the scene clearly push notification gt Opens a dialog for Email selection gt See Email to set up the email s to receive notifications b Opens a dialog for user selection gt See Push Notification for details gt See User Management to set up the user s to receive notifications ad push notification Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 2 2 5 Push Notification When an event occurs the system will send instant message to the registered mobile clients as a notification Mobile users can check the recording videos on mobile client to watch what just happened which saves users time in full time 70 monitoring On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s gt Recording amp Event button gt Event amp Action button Add Push Notification as a responding action for an event Configure the rearm interval and assign user s Page 1 gt C Ce Ce sam oan o foe The minimum interval of notifications as the event occurs For example you set up push notification as the responding action for motion detection When motion detected it may trigger several alarms In this case you may not want to receive several push notifications frequently then you can define the suitable rearm interval gt All user accounts configured in this unit display on the list Select user s to receive Desel
76. nd Hence video Offline recording is stopped and the storage cannot be accessed RAID volume is found but isn t mounted so video recording is stopped and storage cannot be accessed File system error Delivers the free space on the RAID volume T Delivers the used space on the RAID volume Capacity Delivers the percentage of the RAID volume s usage Update Time Delivers the time when the RAID volume is created updated Number of Delivers the total number of the disk s covered by the RAID volume Devices and also the number of the disk s that is active failed or spare Format Delivers the formatting progress if the RAID volume is being formatted Process at the moment Recovery Delivers the recovery progress if the RAID volume is being recovered Process at the moment The status info delivered for a present disk is RAID Management T re e Vendor Model Smart Support Delivers the smart support of the disk Smart 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 Enabled ee eine lt lt l report on various indicators of reliability in order to anticipate failures RAID Status Delivers the status of the RAID that the disk belongs to Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 6 4 2 2 Create The Create tabbed page enables the creation of RAID volumes in the system 98 To access the Creat
77. ng speed is tapered to x 16 it auto restores to x 1 speed gt This key is only applicable to the Playback screen gt Step f Eaniard Hit this key once to jump the playback to the next frame A aA Hit this key once to bring the playback to the previous frame Backward l Niece rarenial Hit this key once to jump the playback to the next interval gt See Playback to know how to set Playback Interval b Previous Hit this key once to bring the playback to the previous interval Interval gt See Playback to know how to set Playback Interval Numeric keypad ED E ED Rewind Enters numeric characters or selects a video channel Examples Press key 1 to select video channel 1 Press keys 10 and O to select video channel 10 gt The timeout for 10 key is 5 seconds gt Keystroke timeout is applicable to 10 key only This key delivers the same function as clicking the OK or Save button on a tabbed page or dialog Its functions include gt Quitting a tabbed page saving the change s gt Applying the change s made on a tabbed page gt OK Save key This key delivers the same function as clicking the Exit or Cancel button on a tabbed page or dialog Its functions include gt Quitting a tabbed page without saving the change s gt Closing a dialog or a tabbed page Cancel Exit key OS keys gt As the Enter key it makes a selection check box radio button or a selectable item i e the highlight
78. nnected to switch which subnet is 192 168 1 X The reason of disconnection is that system transmits package via LAN 1 in such condition The solution is changing the LAN 1 settings to DHCP or connecting network cable on LAN 1 6 5 2 2 General The General tabbed page configures the networking for the system To access the General tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp gt Network button gt Network Settings button gt General tab 110 Network Settings Taikai Een Internet Interface WAN LAN 1 v The featured settings on the General tabbed page are Gives the name of this unit for notifying users what unit Server Name _ PE is when receiving Email push notification etc Chooses which LAN is connected to the internet which implies that there is no longer to fix the Internet access to LAN 1 for sending mails activating license online receiving auto upgrade notification etc Internet Interface WAN Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 5 2 3 Setup The Setup tabbed page configures the networking for the system To access the Setup tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button gt Main Menu button amp gt Network button gt Network Settings button gt Setup tab The Setup tabbed page opens and shows the system s current LAN ports in use and the settings thereof
79. ns in context with the Schedule Mode setting on the Mode tabbed page See also Mode tabbed page The Schedule tabbed page with the Schedule Mode set to Day Mode on the Mode tabbed page Recording Settings 4 fz schedule i OtIO nDput 57 OR Recording Settings The Schedule tabbed page with the Schedule Mode set to Week Mode on the Mode tabbed page Mode Schedule Motion Input a A A a O Aad 4 cA a AA AAAA t Sw Se es F 02 03 04 05 06 o7 os T D E o oo o 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 a wa aa a a a a a a aa a a a a a a a HEH mated aa o aa pa aa ba aa a aaa aea ba paaa aa a aa a a Ba a a m a a a a pa aa aa aaa aa aa a a a aaa aa aaa 4 HEHEEHEEHEH EEEH EEEHEEEEHE EEEEE EE EEE HEHEHE HE EEEEEH EEEEEH EEEEEHEEEEEE EEEEEHEEEEEEHEEEHH Peranane aaaeeeaa eee eae ee eea Sun v _ Copyvio 21200 Configure recording schedule with four recording types always record record on motion detection record on input trigger Save PeT and no recording Save On the Schedule tabbed page the featured settings are MAMAA Selects a camera channel to configure Always This is a marker button of the Always recording type m i Click this button to be able to mark a time slot as Always Awas record Motion Motion This is a marker button of the Motion recording type Click this button to be able to mark a time slot
80. nu features four submenus User Management License Management Log System and Save Load Configuration which are explicated in the following of this section 122 6 6 1 User Management As the name suggest the User Management submenu manages the user accounts and their privilege to access the system To access the User Management submenu Open Management menu as described in Manageme The Management menu opens Management menu Click User Management button The User Management submenu opens and shows the General tabbed page User Management AK y EN A ant NV CIAN P E i vrs cn i o Exit 123 User Management features four tabbed pages General Channel Access Local Privilege Remote Privilege and Advanced which are detailed in the following of this section 6 6 1 1 General The General tabbed page creates edits and deletes user accounts To access the General tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s gt Management button gt User Management button gt General tab The General tabbed page opens and shows the list of users admitted to the system User Management SCR channel Access Hf Local Priviiege f Remote Privilege f Advanced Page 1 4 gt ne O ees awe smo k d The settings featured on the General tabbed page are sammo omen O O O Sets the username for the user account Username gt Click the keyboard ic
81. o Scan gt See Display for the details about Auto Scan gt Hit again to quit Auto Scan AUTOSCAN gt Pressing Group Snapshot DPTZ PPTZ Preset or Go to Live View Preset key will disable Auto Scan RA gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Playback l Enables mutes system sound which is currently unavailable in Keypad gt Audio V1 0 Opens the physical PTZ panel for PTZ operation gt P PTZ gt Hit this key again to close the physical PTZ panel gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen gt D PTZ Opens the digital PTZ panel for PTZ operation gt Hit this key again to close the digital PTZ panel Opens a panel to set or deletes a preset point gt Only one point can be set or deleted at one time b Preset Set gt The panel auto closes after the setting or deletion is done Or hit the key once again to close the panel gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Opens a small panel to jump to the desired preset point or to start stop patrol ko b Preset Go gt The panel auto closes once the action is launched Hitting the key once again also closes the panel gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen gt Focus Far Makes the camera brings the farther subject into focus gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Auto modifies the focus B f gt ato Focus gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen 176 gt ocus hear Ma
82. on at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input W w l y E w Ey BY l BH Eh Eh Sets the password for the user account Password gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Assigns a user group for the user accounts Power Group gt Options available are power user user and guest user user 124 which are summarized as follows Group Description gt A power user is allowed to access all power the system s settings except the Network user Settings RAID Settings and Management gt gt user gt A user can only change his her gt user password and access liveview streaming and playback gt A guest user can only access the user system for liveview and playback gt Delete Deletes the user button Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 1 2 Channel Access Open the Channel Access tabbed page to run a list of user s that are permitted to liveivew stream and play videos To access the General Access tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button gt Management button gt User Management button gt Channel Access tab The Channel Access tabbed page opens and shows a list of users accessing the liveview and playback on the system at the moment 125 User Management rn ETY hannel
83. on to quit the tabbed page The current date 141 6 6 4 Save Load Configuration It often takes great efforts and time to tune a large number of systems to the same configuration With the Save Load Configuration submenu the operating system supports cloning a master configuration to multiple systems with only a few clicks The submenu also features a setting to restore the system settings to factory defaults To access the Save Load Configuration submenu Open Management menu as described in Management The Management menu opens Management menu Click Save Load Configuration button The Save Load Configuration submenu opens and shows the Save Config tabbed page 142 Save Load Configuration i a a i Save Config f i i _ _ at Je Cont onfic g Save Load Configuration submenu features three tabbed pages Save Config Load Config and Reset which are detailed in the following of this section 6 6 4 1 Save Config The Save Config tabbed page saves the system settings to a configuration file User accounts won t be saved to the configuration file To access the Save Config tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button gt Management button gt Save Load Configuration button gt Save Config tab The Save Config tabbed page will open 143 Save Load Configuration Save Config Load Config ese Ta Save Configuration config
84. ou will be guided to each key and its function Key layout of the IR Remote Control Powers off the system i Power key gt The system will ask for administrator s password for power off Only the administrator is able to power off the system by the IR Remote Control Switch the server ID of this remote control to control multiple Switch ID NVR servers separately by single IR remote control gt Press this key and a number button 1 9 174 Simultaneously to switch server ID of this remote control Stops playing gt This key is only applicable to the Playback screen gt The playback stops by showing the frame where the video gt Stop starts gt Whether the video is being fast forwarded or reverse played at the moment press Stop key will restore the playback speed to x1 Delivers different functions in Live View and Playback gt Live View Starts the Instant Playback gt Playback Starts or halts the playing Play Pause Hit once to fast forward the playback with x2 speed Hit twice to fast forward the playback to x4 speed Increment the fast forwarding speed by increasing your keystrokes When the fast forwarding speed is incremented to x16 it auto restores to x1 speed gt This key is only applicable to the Playback screen Fast Forward Playback Keypad Hit once to rewind with x 1 speed Hit twice to rewind with x 2 speed Taper the rewinding speed by increasing your keystrokes When the rewindi
85. out saving the change s gt Closing a dialog or a tabbed page gt As the Enter key it makes a selection check box radio button ora selectable item i e the highlight item onscreen or confirms input are gt As the Home key it turns the video of the focused channel to the preset Enter Home Home point gt Hit this key to a selected Video Area to maximize it to full screen Hit it again to resize the Video Area See also Video Area and Video Area gt gt Left Right arrow keys ay These keys can be hit to move up and down between the submenus of a Up Down arrow keys menu and the highlighted items on all setting pages zm 10 Numeric keypad E Enters numeric characters or selects a video channel These keys can be hit to move left and right between the menus of the Main Menu and the highlighted items on all setting pages select video channel 10 EA icy Examples Press key 1 to select video channel 1 Press keys 10 and 0 to 7 gt The timeout for 10 key is 5 seconds 7 gt Keystroke timeout is applicable to 10 key only i te ce Opens a panel to set or deletes a preset point gt Only one point can be set or deleted at one time p Preset Set gt The panel auto closes after the setting or deletion is done Or hit the key once again to close the panel gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Opens a small panel to jump to the desired preset point or to start stop patrol
86. pdated Number of Delivers the total number of the disk s covered by the RAID volume Devices and also the number of the disk s that is active failed or spare Format Delivers the formatting progress if the RAID volume is being formatted Process at the moment Recovery Delivers the recovery progress if the RAID volume is being recovered Process at the moment The status info delivered for a present disk is RAID Management Status Warning RAID Management Status Warning Za Click the Stop Test button to stop the test RAID Management Status Click the Drive Health SMART status button to view the details of SMART result RAID Management Click the OK button to quit the page Description Delivers the manufacturer of the disk Model Delivers the model number of the disk Capacity Delivers the total capacity of the disk Delivers the firmware version of the disk Delivers the serial number of the disk RAID Status Delivers the status of the RAID that the disk belongs to Delivers the status of drive health by SMART self test The results will Show as follows Click on the icon to view the detail SMART test report b vo Good The disk is healthy and able to work normally Drive Health gt A Warning The disk is damaged Recommend you to change the disk as SMART soon as possible gt Abnormal The disk is damaged seriously and it may cause the system errors Strongly recommend
87. pens a dialog to capture the current screen p e Snapshot gt Press Save button to save the screenshot or press Cancel button to quit without capture oj Checks the recent events and notifications gt Event gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen Enables disables Always record gt Emergency gt See also Mode tabbed page for more details about the recording modes Record gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen P Runs auto camera setup gt Auto Setup gt This key is only applicable to the Live View screen 2 4Rear View 8 Bay Unit 234866786 r ey ee o GERR 6 6 aa Foe o ITI a aee gt Linking green LED for Ethernet Accessing green with port blinking Blinking 200 ms gt No linking dark On 200 ms Off Ethernet Activity LED External Control and I O Ports a 1 Power Power cord connector connector 2 je 6 Digital inputi o 0 8 B5 mmlinein o o fssmmmemn O O ooo 11 3 Set up the Unit Set up the unit by installing the hard drive s connecting to network and power Supply 3 1Unpack the Unit This package contains the following items Po bay Package 8bay Package extender cable Key o o V CD content Install Wizard Remote Live Viewer Playback System Backup System Verification Tool and Offline License Tool application user manual and quick start guide adapter power cord O a O O
88. rently being used in Live View mode otherwise an Mii 29 icon will show here to mean the operating system is working in Playback mode In Live View mode the Mode Icon doubles as a notification icon to notice users of any system event When the icon turns red Gl there is one or more new events coming up and yet to be checked Click such icon to open a dialog to view the details of a most recent event 30 5 2 Playback The Playback is the screen to play the recorded videos Same as the Live View screen the Playback screen is occupied by a predominant video area as well with a horizontal and rectangular Status Bar spreading along the bottom of the screen The following of this section will guide you through the Playback s Status Bar covering Toolbar Time Bar and Mode Icon Playback ee ais IEEE PLAYBACK YA 51024x7 Video Area Mode Icon Toolbar Time Bar 31 5 2 1 Video Area The screenshot below shows the Playback s Video Area when recorded videos are being played aa as m PLAYBACK a t p1024x 768 As by gre KS a tude 7 ee ja wea gt a a2 7 ef PF Video Area on the Playback screen When selecting a period of time without any video recorded on the Playback s 7 A Video Area a black screen is showed with nothing but a no video icon in the center By default the name of the camera shows in the upper left corner of the Video Area for a video channel It allo
89. rn to the operating system Stops all service and safely turn off the unit gt A dialog will open asking for confirmation Click Yes to continue or click No to return to the operating system Reboot Power off Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 158 6 7 3 System Upgrade The System Upgrade deals with the matters about upgrading the operating system Access this tabbed page to update the system firmware to the latest version for better performance of the operating system To access the System Upgrade submenu Open System menu as described in System The System menu opens System menu Click System Upgrade button The System Upgrade submenu opens and shows the System Upgrade tabbed page 159 System Upgrade System Upgrade The System Upgrade submenu features one tabbed page the System Upgrade tabbed page which is detailed in the following of this section 6 7 3 1 System Upgrade Exactly as the title advertises the System Upgrade tabbed page enables system upgrade to bring the operating system to a newer version that promises better performance or new functions Besides this tabbed page also delivers the current firmware version and device pack version To access the System Upgrade tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button gt System button X gt System Upgrade button gt System Upgrade tab The System Upgrade tabbed page will ope
90. s The featured settings are semo omwcton ta _ _ Switches the history to a specific range of Beets amp time The current date To switch 139 Click the down arrow of the date box and select a specific period of time Click the down arrow of the type box and select a type of log Click the Query button Click the right arrow button to view more Se logs Click the link button to view the event playback Click the event button to go back to view the event logs O The Event log is only recorded for the selected event s on the Event amp Action submenu Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 3 3 Backup and Export T he Backup and Export tabbed page allows users to view the history of the system s exportation and backup of video files To access the Backup and Export tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button S gt Management button gt Log System button gt Backup and Export tab The Backup and Export tabbed page opens and shows the history of videos exportation and backup on the system 140 Log System The featured settings are Switches the history to a specific range of time To switch ee Click the down arrow of the date box la uen and select a specific period of time Click the down arrow of the type box and select a type of log Click the Query button Click the right arrow button to view more Click the OK butt
91. s Status Bar is presented along the bottom of the screen It comprises of three facilities the Toolbar Time Bar and Mode Icon Mode Icon Toolbar Time Bar 00 00 01 2013 07 26 Status Bar 5 2 2 1 Toolbar The Toolbar on Playback screen bears a handful of onscreen buttons Use these buttons to control the playback of a recorded video en vane omen Opens the Search page that searches for a recorded video by Oo Search the assigned date amp time im kavot Switches the screen between various layouts of camera Y channels Opens a dialog to capture the screen of the currently selected Snapshot channel or all camera channels on the entire screen Click OK to save the snapshot to the USB flash drive that mounts the system P Play Pause Starts or temporarily halts the playing il Stops playing gt The playback stops by showing the frame where the video Stop Starts gt Whether the video is being fast forwarded or reverse played at the moment press Stop will restore the playback speed to x1 OnO Step Backward Pk this key once to bring the playback to the previous key rame ae Step Forward Hit this key once to jump the playback to the next frame b Previous Hit this key once to bring the playback to the previous Interval interval 34 i See Playback to know how to set Playback Interval bbi b Next Hit this key once to jump the playback to the next interval Interval gt See Playback to know how to
92. set Playback Interval Hit once to rewind the videos with x 1 speed Hit twice to Kenna rewind with x 2 speed Taper the rewind speed by increasing your keystrokes When the rewind speed is tapered to x 16 it auto restores to x 1 speed Hit once to fast forward the playback with x2 speed Hit twice to fast forward the playback to x4 speed Increment the Fast Forward fast forwarding speed by increasing your keystrokes When the fast forwarding speed is incremented to x16 it auto restores to x1 speed e ouap opens the ot pnts pareo saist ame ven Opens a dialog to adjust audio volume or mute CO Some functions of the Playback s Toolbar are accessible by using the IR Remote Control that comes with the unit See IR Remote Control 5 2 2 2 Time Bar On the Playback screen the right end of the Status Bar is an area that shows the assigned date and time of videos The assigned date amp time of videos 2013 07 26 To configure the Status Area see Status Bar 5 2 2 3 Mode Icon In the left end of the Status Bar is a Mode Icon iii It delivers that the operating system is currently being used in Playback mode otherwise an icon will show here to mean the operating system is working in Live View mode 5 2 2 4 Search to Playback Backup To retrieve videos to playback or backup click on the icon to open atime table indicating record video footages By selecting the start time and click on the icon the videos availab
93. t Main Menu button 0 B gt Recording amp Event button gt Email button gt SMTP tab The SMTP tabbed page then opens N awt 25 SMTP Authentication 23200 SMTP represents Simple Mail Transfer Protocol To use this feature LAN 1 of this unit should be connected to the Internet Save On the SMTP tabbed page the featured settings are sammo eserpton eta Enters the SMTP server s IP address or server name Server address gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Assigns the port number gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input l Deselected Enables disables Secure Sockets Layer Disabled 6 7 gt Enters the sender s Email address Sender Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input gt Defines a subject for all the Emails sent Subject Click the keyboard icon amp at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Defines Email content e SMTP Enables disables the username password Deselected Authentication authentication before an Email is sent Disabled Sets up the username for SMTP authentication Username gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Sets up the password for SMTP authentication Password gt Click the ke
94. ta are interleaved between the sectors of multiple disk drives Performance is increased since the workload is balanced between drives or members that form the RAID Volume Identical drives are recommended for performance as well as data storage efficiency Data Stripe disk drives The RAID Volume s data capacity equals the capacity of the smallest disk drive times the number of disk drives For example one 100 GB and three 120 GB drives will form a 400 GB 4 x 100 GB RAID Volume instead of 460 GB If disk drives of different capacities are used there will also be unused 178 Capacity on the larger drives Because RAID O does not offer Fault Tolerance meaning that you cannot recover your data after a disk drive failure we do not recommend a RAID 0 Volume for your unit RAID O Volumes on this unit consist of one or more disk drives RAID 1 Mirror When a RAID Volume is mirrored identical data is written to a pair of disk drives while reads are performed in parallel The reads are performed using elevator seek and load balancing techniques where the workload is distributed in the most efficient manner Whichever drive is not busy and is positioned closer to the data will be accessed first With RAID 1 if one disk drive fails or has errors the other mirrored disk drive continues to function This is called Fault Tolerance Moreover if a spare disk drive is present the spare drive will be used as the replacement dr
95. tallation Disconnection Disconnected camera Connecting Connecting camera Video is being played or recorded with MxPEG codec currently He No MxPEG on a remote browser application rather than on the local display that doesn t support MxPEG codec Video being played or recorded with high resolution is with limited support on local display which is described as below In firmware version 1 2 or above Please b H 264 no resolution limitation on single channel set the cameras of which the total capacity is around resolution are over 8 channels 5M others 2M 1920x1200 6 channels 8M others 2M gt The actual performance depends on the type of cameras gt MPEG4 Up to 2M 1920x1080 per channel gt MJPEG Up to 4M 2560x1600 per channel but with 26 limited fps support Before firmware version 1 2 gt H 264 Up to 4M 2560x1600 per channel gt MPEG4 Up to 2M 1920x1080 per channel gt MJPEG Up to 4M 2560x1600 per channel but with limited fps support To configure how to present the Video Area see OSD To configure the Multi stream parameter see parameter tabbed page The microphone has to be inserted properly before talking See Rear View for installation When using mouse double click on the Video Area of a video channel to maximize it to full screen Double click it again to resize it When using the IR Remote Control hit the Enter key to maximize the Video Area of a video c
96. th Internet connection 4 Runthe executable file OfflineTool exe which is included in NVS toolkit The Offline Tool opens 135 F Offline Tool Information Transfer activated SM Transfer SW AAAR AAR A A A Can not load request file Input type Server Information file path SN input f nout St C Import SM file Activate from dongle The license you are going to transfer is listed Click the Transfer button to finish the transfer process 136 6 6 3 Log System The Log System submenu allows users to view system events To access the Log System submenu Open Management menu as described in Managemer The Management menu opens Management menu Click Log System button The Log System submenu opens and shows the System Log tabbed page Log System y AV amp Ss SE A 2S ee i i APLU AUS o gt AL Si Mae Se a One PX OS eh A A ed O bistnibiniiais h 137 Log System submenu features four tabbed pages System Log Event Log and Backup and Export which are detailed in the following of this section 6 6 3 1 Hardware The System Log tabbed page allows users to view the unit system operation history and activities such as power on shutdown storage activity and so on To access the System Log tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button E gt Management button gt Log System button gt System Log tab The Syst
97. the channels on the display screen Opens a dialog to capture the screen of the currently selected Snapshot channel or all channels on the screen Click OK to save the Snapshot to the USB flash drive that mounts the system a Digital PTZ Opens the digital pan tilt zoom panel to adjust camera view Opens the physical pan tilt zoom control panel to adjust Physical PTZ camera view gt Available only when the camera supports PTZ Set Preset Point Sets a point of view of a camera Go to Preset Point Jumps to a preset point or starts stops patrol Enables disables Always record gt Always record means continuous recording whatever the time period or event is gt See also Mode tabbed page for more details about the recording modes gt See also Camera Status for more details about the recording status Emergency Record Opens a dialog to adjust audio volume or mute O Some functions of the Live View s Toolbar are also accessible by the IR Remote Control that comes with the unit See IR Remote Control 5 1 2 2 Status Area On the Live View screen the right end of the Status Bar is an area that shows the system date time IP address and so on Server IP address System date amp time 192 168 4 198 NA To configure the information delivered by the Status Area see Status Bar 5 1 2 3 Mode Icon In the left end of the Status Bar is a Mode Icon It delivers that the operating system is cur
98. the power adapter Connect the power adapter to the back of the unit enclosure For 8bay unit connect the power cord directly to the back of the unit See the rear view figure Press the power button once connecting the power See the front view figure It takes about a minute for the unit to fully power up Once it is powered up m The System Status LED turns blue m The buzzer beeps one time To power off the unit press and hold the power button for 2 seconds until two beeps are heard The system will proceed to shut down once the button is released If the system crashes or stops responding press and hold the power button for 10 seconds to enforce hardware power off which turns off the computer by cutting off the power directly Hence such power off isn t recommended for a system that is working properly 14 4 First Power on To power on the unit press the power button on the front panel The unit will sound a beep and powers on When the system starts up for the first time it asks users to select the language to use in the system Then the system will restart again to apply the selected language Choose the System Language Right after the restart the system will trigger the Install Wizard which will lead through some basic settings of the operating system 4 1Install Wizard Install Wizard Start R Ey tu m Gas 22a ia AY E Wha 1 g The Install Wizard opens featuring two modes Features
99. the quick setup of the unit including administrator password setup online license activation camera setup and system date time setting gt Select this mode if you are not familiar with the network settings or not sure if your network includes a router gt Before proceeding with this mode connect all the cables and cameras Features more settings than the Express Mode does by the additional DHCP server settings network settings and RAID level setting All the settings featured by Install Wizard are accessible from the operating system s Main Menu and thus can be skipped for makeshift 1 Setup the password of administrator If you want to keep the default as admin click the Next button directly 16 2 The unit possesses built in DHCP service which enables the system to dynamically assign IP addresses to the connected camera clients within the Same subnet When you have router in your network we strongly recommend choosing Always disable to avoid any IP conflicts If you are not sure if there is any router in your network please choose Smart enable which detects the network environment then decide to enable or disable the service Click the Next button Built in DHCP Server Setup Ss Vie 3 If you select Smart enable from the previous setup there is at least one LAN has to be set as a static IP Click the Next button 17 Define the IP range for built in DHCP server The system will assign IP ad
100. the time server name or IP address Time Server gt This setting is only available when Network Time is enabled 155 gt Click the keyboard icon a to open the virtual keyboard for text input Sets how often to synchronize the system with the time server Weekly on Update gt This setting is available only when Network Time Sunday at Interval is enabled 01 00 o clock gt Click the Update Now button to immediately update the system time The system will restart right after synchronization meaning no video will be recorded during this period So choose the update interval carefully Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 7 2 4 UPS If the unit is used with an UPS module it is able to deal with accidental power failure or unstable power supply The UPS tabbed page configures how the system reacts to such scenario by defining the timing for auto shutdown This tabbed page also delivers the info about the UPS module used To access the UPS tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s 2 gt System button X gt System Settings button gt UPS tab The UPS tabbed page will open 156 System Settings we pomp oe g av T RA o aN M The settings on the UPS tabbed page are available only when an UPS module is connected The featured settings and delivered info are Setting Description De
101. ther time related parameters for the operating system To access the Date Time tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button gt System button X gt System Settings button gt Date Time tab The Date Time tabbed page will open 154 System Settings General Playback Date Time UPS Shutdown Ya mV Shp We aN a WMA ta Wa ARAVA a WA ANN AND MANY Wa WA OKANO Ge WA AAVA GMT 08 00 Beijing Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Perth Singapore Taipei Urumai am mm AA EIET ONY The featured settings are seam osemny ne Time Zone Sets the time zone of your locale GMT 08 00 00 Enables disables daylight saving time gt When enabled the Daylight Saving Time dialog auto opens to provide the advanced settings for daylight saving time including the following Description Defines how much time should gt Adjust the system time clock be adjusted Daylight Saving Se a Deselected Time Disabled gt Defines the gt Start date to start b January time applying daylight the ist saving time gt Defines the date to stop gt January applying daytime the ist saving time gt If the Daylight Saving Time dialog is closed click the Details button to open it Enables disables the synchronization with NTP server for the correct time Deselected gt When enabled the Date and Time settings become Disabled unavailable Network Time Sets
102. tion Mobile users can check the recording push videos on mobile client to watch what just happened notification See Push Notification for details gt Once selected its Detail dialog opens for user selection ams b When an event occurs the system will send out Deselected CMS a signe to CMS CMS will highlight this event Disabled itt When an event occurs the system will pop up Deselected E map 4 map with an event indicator to show users the Disabled Deselected Disabled Deselected Disabled Deselected Disabled gt When an event occurs the system will show an Deselected sean alert message on selected camera s of screen Disabled isplay ica b Opens a dialog for output pin selection Output gt See Device for detailed device I O pin setting gt Opens a dialog for Email selection but gt See Email to set up the email s to receive 2 elk notifications gt Opens a dialog for user selection push gt See Push Notification for details notification See User Management to set up the user s to receive notifications The availability of input pins depends on the camera s feature 6 2 2 3 I O Box popup location of the scene clearly Details The I O Box tabbed page enables disables the event s amp action s for the digital inputs outputs detected through one or more of the remote I O box s input pins and on box I O s input pins On box I O is supported by 8
103. to Backup Schedule For the follow ups see Schedule to configure backup schedule or see Server to configure where to save the backup data 6 4 3 1 Schedule The Schedule tabbed page enables disables auto backing up the recorded videos to a FTP server It also sets the daily time for the such backup To access the Schedule tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button amp gt Storage button Z gt Auto Backup button gt Schedule tab The Schedule tabbed page will open 105 Auto Backup Schedule On the Schedule tabbed page the featured settings are Settir g Descr p tion Jefta ilt Auta Backa Enables disables auto backing up the videos Deselected p recorded on the previous day Disabled Daily Backup Sets the daily time for the system to do the auto 00 00 Time backup Sets the start time of recorded video of the Video End Time Sets the end time of recorded video of the 00 00 previous day Video Channels Sets the channel s to back up E E deselected Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 106 6 5 Network Use the menu Network to configure the systems networking so the system can connect and communicate with associated devices within the same subnet To access the Network menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click Network button 7 The Net
104. to record video upon the detection of video motion gt This setting requires related video motion detection settings on the Motion tabbed page See Motion tabbed page gt Before setting video motion events make sure the camera s video motion detection is enabled on camera web Disable This is a marker button of the Disable recording type m Disable Click this button to disable a time slot from video recording Sun x This is a marker button of the Input recording type Click this button to be able to mark a time slot to record video Input upon digital input el Input gt This setting requires related digital input detection setting on Input tabbed page first See Input tabbed page In the week mode selects a week day from which the schedule is copied to other week day s or video channels In the day mode applies the current day schedule to other channel s In the week mode applies the current week schedule to other week day s or applies all week schedule to other channels 58 Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 2 1 3 Motion tabbed page The Motion tabbed page helps users set the pre and post recording time upon the camera s detection of video motion To access the Motion tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s EP gt Recording amp Event button tab The Motion tabbed p
105. tton to quit the tabbed page 6 6 2 3 Transfer If the unit is going to be repaired or for any purposes you want to transfer the activated licenses there are two ways to do online and offline To access the Transfer tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp s gt Management button gt License Management button gt Transfer tab The Transfer tabbed page will open 134 License Management Online e Activation i Offline Ac Activation Vf Tensor A ANA Page 1 4 gt Activated SER CN 62300 Transfer the activated licenses out so users can activate it Transfer the activated license key online 1 Select the license you want to transfer from the License List below and click the Transfer button 2 The license will be removed from License List if transferred successfully Click the OK button to quit the tabbed page Transfer the activated license key offline 1 Have a USB flash drive Plug it into any of the unit s USB ports 2 Select the license you want to transfer from the License List below and click the Export button Then a dialog will pop up onscreen prompting the server file has been exported to the USB flash drive Click OK button to close the dialog The license will be removed from License List temporarily but the transfer process is not finished yet 3 Copy the exported file named offline reg to a PC that is online wi
106. tus tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button 64 gt Main Menu button gt Storage button gt RAID Management button gt Status tab The Status tabbed page opens and shows the created RAID volume s in the system 96 RAID Management The status RAID Name RAID Level RAID Status Free Capacity Md ify Nee Delete List Status VOLUME Thu Feb 7 2013 10 51 30 GMT 8 VOLUME1 Number of Devices Total Devices 1 Active Devices 1 Delivers the present RAID volume s in the system If there is any created RAID volume already Volume 1 displays here by default otherwise No Volume displays here gt Switches the status info between the present RAID volume s and disk s gt If there hasn t been any RAID volume created yet No Volume is displayed here info delivered for a present RAID volume is Delivers the name of the RAID volume which is auto assigned when the volume is created b Delivers the RAID level which is defined when the volume is created gt The selectable levels depend on the number of drives present in the system gt See Create to know how to define the RAID level Delivers the following statuses of the RAID volume Functional The RAID volume is normally operating oe There are some problems with the RAID volume Critical ae but video recording is normal The RAID volume cannot be fou
107. uality Bit Rate Sets the video image quality of the camera Enables disables viewing and recording videos with Audio audio Audio playing on local side isn t supported in v1 0 Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 1 1 3 2nd Stream tabbed page Set up a stream profile for mobile clients to stream videos with lower fps Without a stream setting users can neither watch live video on mobile client nor select lower fps stream on the Live View screen The stream setting can also fix the resolution and frame rate for a camera brand series The 2nd Stream tabbed page enables the mobile client to stream live video with lower bit rate under limited bandwidth To access the 2nd Stream tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp gt Camera button gt Camera Settings button gt 2nd Stream tab The 2nd Stream tabbed page will open 43 Camera r f 4 l 2nd Stream T o2 02 oa os oe or fos Fak The featured settings are SeTTING Jescription VeTauit Selects a camera channel to configure gt In default state 1bay unit is embedded with 4 channels gt Upgrade the operating system with a license serial number to have more channels for viewing and recording A 1bay unit can have up to 8 channels Enables remote mobile client to access camera with Selected Stream Profile Small bit streams En
108. uration 64100 Plug in USB flash drive and click the Save button to save the configuration of Camera Settings Recording amp Event Settings and Server Settings Save The featured setting is sauno pesonn fo Enters the name for the configuration file Save Configuration gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field configuration to open the virtual keyboard for text input Save the system s settings to a configuration file 1 Plug a USB flash drive to one of the unit s USB ports 2 Open Save Config tabbed page as described above 3 Enter a name for the configuration file if you want an alternate other than the default 4 Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input 5 Click the Save button In a few seconds the system will prompt the configuration file is saved to the USB flash drive Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 6 4 2 Load Config The Load Config tabbed page loads a configuration file for the system to apply To access the Load Config tabbed page 144 On the Live View screen click menu list button gt Main Menu button amp s gt Management button gt Save Load Configuration button gt Load Config tab The Load Config tabbed page will open Save Load Configuration Save Config i Load Config a A AS Load Configuration 64200 Plug in USB flash drive select a config file and click the
109. vailable when Type is set to Static gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input gt Assigns the IP address for the primary DNS Domain Naming System gt This setting is only available when Type is set to Static gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input 192 168 1 100 255 255 255 0 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 1 Secondary gt Assigns the IP address for the secondary DNS DNS Domain Naming System 112 gt This setting is only available when Type is set to Static gt Click the keyboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Starting IP gt Sets the IP address for the built in DHCP to start gt 192 168 1 20 Address assigning from Ending IP gt Sets the end of the IP address that the built in DHCP assigns ee There are two Giga LANs per unit We recommend that you use them under the scenario of two subnets one for the cameras devices and the other for the remote access If you deploy two LANs within the same subnet it s likely to cause parts of the cameras disconnected as either one of the LAN is disconnected Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 6 5 2 4 DDNS The DDNS tabbed page enables disables DDNS which allows the system to use dynamic IP address This page also sets the DDNS profile
110. with blinking gt Off dark gt Healthy blue gt Failed orange gt No disk dark gt Rebuilding orange with blinking gt No event happened dark gt Event detected orange with blinking gt Linking blue gt Accessing blue with blinking gt No linking dark External Control and I O Ports re Orange System is abnormal including RAID Orange with blinking CPU temperature fan rpm is beyond the normal range Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off LED for all disks Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off LED for Ethernet port 1 output for detecting connection status of switch Blinking 200 ms On 200 ms Off Power button USB 2 0 connector Remote control IR receiver Plus and Minus 1 Moves between the eight Menus under the Main Menu i e hit these keys keys to navigate between these menus ef 22684XG 2 Moves between the available tabs featured by a submenu 3 Flips up and down the page This key delivers the same function as clicking the OK or Save button on a tabbed page or dialog Its functions include gt Quitting a tabbed page saving the change s gt Applying the change s made on a tabbed page OK Save key This key delivers the same function as clicking the Exit or Cancel button gt Cancel Exit on a tabbed page or dialog Its functions include key gt Quitting a tabbed page with
111. work for the settings Manages the list of the users permitted to access the system activate license save load configuration and check logs gt See Management for the settings Views system information configures system settings manages system upgrade and run Install Wizard gt See System for the settings Configures the system s display gt See Display for the settings 38 6 1Camera The Camera menu helps users search for cameras and adds cameras within the Same subnet To access the Camera menu Open the Main Menu as described in Settings The Main Menu opens Click the Camera button The Camera menu opens Camera menu The Camera menu features the submenus Camera Settings Camera Search and Camera Status which are explicated in the following of this section 39 6 1 1 Camera Settings This submenu enables user to manually add cameras in the same subnet To access the Camera Settings submenu Open Camera menu as described in Camera Camera menu moet Camera menu Click Camera Settings button Camera Settings submenu opens and shows the Settings tabbed page Camera Settings TRENE Meee eee Camera Settings features two tabbed page Settings and Parameters which are detailed in the following of this section 40 6 1 1 1 Settings tabbed page The Settings tabbed page enables users to manually add camera s To access the Settings tabbed page On the Live View screen cl
112. work menu opens Network menu The Network menu features three submenus Network Settings Network Service and find NVR Registration which are explicated in the following of this section 107 6 5 2 Network Settings As the name suggest the Network Settings submenu sets the system s networking including IP address subnet mask default gateway and primary secondary DNS To access the Network Settings Open Network menu as described in Netwol The Network menu opens Network menu Click Network Settings The Network Settings submenu opens and shows the Information tabbed page Network Settings Network Settings features four tabbed pages Information General Setup and DDNS which are detailed in the following of this section 6 5 2 1 Information The Information tabbed page allows users to view the system s Ethernet networking settings To access the Information tabbed page On the Live View screen click menu list button E gt Main Menu button amp gt Network button gt Network Settings button gt Information tab The Information tabbed page opens and shows the network settings of the system s LAN ports Network Settings A aiaa Comers tee PA RANN E NA LAN 1 NO TANN RANN ANANN NANN A TN Aaaa ANN Setting Status Always disable Disable Built in DHCP Server MAAN en RNC On the Information tabbed page the info delivered is Delivers the current network status of t
113. ws better identification of the camera channel Video Area on the Playback screen 32 icon none owen No video No video is being recorded at the moment Video is being played or recorded with MxPEG codec which No MxPEG isn t supported on the local display but on a remote browser or application only Video being played or recorded with high resolution is with limited support on local display which is described as below In firmware version 1 2 or above gt H 264 no resolution limitation on single channel the total capacity is around 8 channels 5M others 2M eaa ee 8M others 2M Bae pe ie ayes gt The actual performance depends on the type of resolution are over CA base 1920x1200 gt MPEG4 Up to 2M 1920x1080 per channel gt MJPEG Up to 4M 2560x1600 per channel but with limited fps support Before firmware version 1 2 gt H 264 Up to 4M 2560x1600 per channel gt MPEG4 Up to 2M 1920x1080 per channel gt MJPEG Up to 4M 2560x1600 per channel but with limited fps support To configure how to present the Video Area see OSD When using mouse double click on the Video Area of a video channel to maximize it to O full screen Double click it again to resize it When using the IR Remote Control hit the Enter key to maximize the Video Area of a video channel to full screen And hit the Enter key again to resize it See also IR Remote Control 33 5 2 2 Status Bar The Playback
114. yboard icon at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Test button Makes the system send a test Email to the sender to make sure the function works Click the Save button to apply the change s Click the Exit button to quit the tabbed page 11 6 2 4 FTP Settings The FTP Settings submenu helps users set the FTP server to save the backup data and snapshots to To access the FTP Settings submenu Open Recording amp Event menu as described in Event amp Action The Recording amp Event menu opens Recording amp Event menu EN 4 9 FTP Settings P FTP Settings l SS SES Sin ee ES 78 On the FTP Settings tabbed page the featured settings are samm peser OO Sets the IP address or server name of the backup TS server o erver gt Click the keyboard icon 5 at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input FTP Port Sets the port number of the backup server Enters the username to o the backup server Username gt Click the keyboard icon EJ at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Enters the password to log in the backup server Password gt Click the keyboard icon S at the right of the field to open the virtual keyboard for text input Specifies the folder to save the backup data to gt The folder name should be the format of FolderName FolderName SubFolderName Folder and so on gt Click the key

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