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HD Wi-Fi Kit User Manual
2018-6
1 Important Safeguards and Warnings
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Installation and operation should conform to your local electrical safety codes. We assume no liability or
responsibility for any fires or electrical shock caused by improper handling or installation.
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care.
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y problems caused by unauthorized modifications or attempted repair.
Environment
substances, etc.
ed in the specified environments.
Accessories
or missing in your package.
Lithium battery
2 Declaration
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This manual may contain inaccurate data or printing error.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Important Safeguards and Warnings ...................................................................................................................... 2
2 Declaration .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
3 Product Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 1
3.1 Product Overview......................................................................................................................................... 1
3.2 Feature .......................................................................................................................................................... 1
4 Configuring the IP camera to work on the NVR ...................................................................................................... 2
5 Optimize the WIFI performance.............................................................................................................................. 4
6 Read First ................................................................................................................................................................ 5
6.1 Remote Control ............................................................................................................................................ 5
6.2 The Mouse.................................................................................................................................................... 7
6.3 On-screen keyboard...................................................................................................................................... 7
6.4 Icon............................................................................................................................................................... 8
6.4.1The Screen Icons................................................................................................................................... 8
6.4.2Operation Icons .................................................................................................................................... 8
7 Installation .............................................................................................................................................................. 9
7.1 Unpacking Inspection................................................................................................................................... 9
7.2 HDD Installation .......................................................................................................................................... 9
7.3 Wi-Fi Camera Installation ............................................................................................................................ 9
8 Basic Operations Guide ......................................................................................................................................... 10
8.1 Power On/Off ............................................................................................................................................. 10
8.1.1Power On ............................................................................................................................................ 10
8.1.2Power Off (Shutdown) ........................................................................................................................ 10
8.1.3Restart ................................................................................................................................................ 11
8.1.4Power recovery .................................................................................................................................. 11
8.2 Start-up Wizard .......................................................................................................................................... 11
8.3 The right-click Menu.................................................................................................................................. 13
8.3.1The screen Switching .......................................................................................................................... 14
8.3.2Wireless Setting.................................................................................................................................. 14
8.3.3P/T/Z ................................................................................................................................................... 15
8.3.3.1 PTZ Configuration ........................................................................................................... 15
8.3.3.2 Quick Location ................................................................................................................ 16
8.3.4Color Setting ....................................................................................................................................... 16
8.3.5Search ................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.3.6Manual Control .................................................................................................................................. 17
8.3.7Channel Manage ................................................................................................................................ 18
8.3.8The Main Menu .................................................................................................................................. 19
8.3.9Live Preview........................................................................................................................................ 20
8.3.9.1 Channel Toolbar ............................................................................................................... 20
8.3.9.2 Task Toolbar..................................................................................................................... 21
9 Local Configuration ............................................................................................................................................... 24
9.1 The Introduction of the Main Menu ........................................................................................................... 24
9.2 Device Operation ....................................................................................................................................... 25
9.2.1Search (The Video Inquiry) ................................................................................................................. 25
9.2.1.1 Normal Search ................................................................................................................. 26
9.2.1.2 Tag Search........................................................................................................................ 29
9.2.1.3 Smart Search .................................................................................................................... 30
9.2.2Backup ................................................................................................................................................ 31
9.2.3Shutdown ........................................................................................................................................... 32
9.3 Info Service ................................................................................................................................................ 33
9.3.1System ................................................................................................................................................ 33
9.3.2Disk ..................................................................................................................................................... 33
9.3.3Event................................................................................................................................................... 34
9.3.4Log ...................................................................................................................................................... 35
9.4 Device Config ............................................................................................................................................ 36
9.4.1Channel .............................................................................................................................................. 36
9.4.1.1 Channel Manage .............................................................................................................. 36
9.4.1.2 Advanced ......................................................................................................................... 37
9.4.1.3 Add IP Cameras ............................................................................................................... 38
9.4.1.4 Modify channel configuration.......................................................................................... 39
9.4.1.5 Configure Front Device ................................................................................................... 39
9.4.1.6 Basic Setting .................................................................................................................... 43
9.4.1.7 Encode Setting ................................................................................................................. 44
9.4.1.8 Snapshot........................................................................................................................... 44
9.4.1.9 P/T/Z ................................................................................................................................ 45
9.4.2Network.............................................................................................................................................. 46
9.4.2.1 Basic ................................................................................................................................ 46
9.4.2.2 Wireless Setting ............................................................................................................... 47
9.4.2.3 Application....................................................................................................................... 47
9.4.3Alarm .................................................................................................................................................. 48
9.4.3.1 Video Detection Configuration ........................................................................................ 48
9.4.3.2 Alarm Input ...................................................................................................................... 49
9.4.3.3 Abnormality ..................................................................................................................... 50
9.4.4Storage ............................................................................................................................................... 51
9.4.4.1 HDD Manage ................................................................................................................... 51
9.4.4.2. Basic ................................................................................................................................. 52
9.4.4.3. Recording plan ................................................................................................................. 53
9.4.5System Configuration ......................................................................................................................... 54
9.4.5.1 Basic setting ..................................................................................................................... 54
9.4.5.2 Display Output ................................................................................................................. 55
9.4.5.3 Maintain ........................................................................................................................... 56
9.4.5.4 Account ............................................................................................................................ 56
9.4.5.5 Default ............................................................................................................................. 58
9.4.5.6 Upgrade............................................................................................................................ 58
9.4.6APP Center ......................................................................................................................................... 59
9.4.6.1 DDNS .............................................................................................................................. 59
9.4.6.2 Email ................................................................................................................................ 61
9.4.6.3 P2P ................................................................................................................................... 61
9.4.6.4 Cloud Storage .................................................................................................................. 62
9.4.6.5 Push.................................................................................................................................. 62
10 WEB Access ...................................................................................................................................................... 63
10.1 WEB Operation ....................................................................................................................................... 63
10.1.1
Network Connection ................................................................................................................ 63
10.1.2
The control installation and the user login logout ................................................................... 63
10.1.3
The Interface of Web Operations ............................................................................................. 64
10.1.4
Configuration ........................................................................................................................... 68
10.1.5
Search Record .......................................................................................................................... 68
10.1.6
Alarm Configuration ................................................................................................................. 70
11 Appendix .......................................................................................................................................................... 72
11.1 Alarm linkage setting .............................................................................................................................. 72
11.1.1
Alarm Out ................................................................................................................................. 72
11.1.2
Linkage Record ......................................................................................................................... 72
11.1.3
Snapshot .................................................................................................................................. 73
11.1.4
PTZ Linkage .............................................................................................................................. 73
11.1.5
Tour .......................................................................................................................................... 73
11.1.6
Show Message ......................................................................................................................... 73
11.1.7
Buzzer....................................................................................................................................... 74
11.1.8
Send Email ............................................................................................................................... 74
11.1.9
Server Push .............................................................................................................................. 75
11.1.10
Send NetDisk ............................................................................................................................ 75
11.2 Port Mapping ........................................................................................................................................... 76
11.2.1
UPNP Function ......................................................................................................................... 76
11.2.2
Port mapping Manually............................................................................................................ 77
11.3 Voice Intercom......................................................................................................................................... 78
11.3.1
Summarize ............................................................................................................................... 78
11.3.2
Configuration ........................................................................................................................... 78
11.4 HDD S.M.A.R.T...................................................................................................................................... 78
11.5 Hard disk problem ................................................................................................................................... 80
11.6 HDD Capacity Calculation ...................................................................................................................... 82
11.7 Terms ....................................................................................................................................................... 83
11.8 FAQ ......................................................................................................................................................... 84
3 Product Introduction
3.1 Product Overview
This kit is a high performance network video recorder system, combined with H.265 video compression,
high-capacity hard disk storage, TCP / IP transmission, embedded Linux operating system and a variety of other
advanced technologies in the electronic information industry, all those ensure that a high-quality, low bit rate
video storage characteristics, and good system stability.
This product complies with GB 20815-2006 standard video security surveillance digital video recording
promulgated by the State.
This series product support local preview, multiple-window display, recorded file local storage, remote control and
mouse shortcut menu operation, and remote management and control function. recording, playback, monitoring,
synchronization of audio and video. Besides, the products support advanced control technology and strong
network data transmission capacity.
3.2 Feature
Real-time monitoring
Have a composite video signal interface and support TV, VGA or HDMI output simultaneously.
Compression function
Using H.264/H.265 video compression standard and G.711 audio compression standard, can realize high
definition, low code rate of the video coding to decrease the amount of data to save to HDD storage.
Recording function
Support timing alarm linkage, motion detection, and other recording modes. Support SATA hard disk and local
hard disk S. M.A.R.T technology. Support USB backup and network backup.
Video playback function
You can search videos, within the local and network, by using the playback interface. As well as this it supports
multiple videos playback, fast playing, slow playing and frame-by-frame playback. Video playback can be
displayed the exact time of the incident using a graphical timeline to allow you to search for event footage much
more efficiently.
Camera control and alarm
Remotely installed cameras can be controlled and various alarm devices can be connected to ensure that you know
when an event has been detected, The NVR integrates Motion Detection, Video Loss, Video Block, multiple alarm
output and scene lighting control into its controller options.
Communication Interface
Equiped USB 2.0 high-speed interface to allow for external video backup devices. Equiped the standard Ethernet
interface port (plug and play).
Network functions
Support

TCP / IP

UDP

RTP / RTSP

DHCP

PPPOE

DDNS

NTP

P2P
Also support real-time network monitoring, video playback, remote control and management functions. The
built-in WEB Server allows you to directly access the NVR through a web browser.
Operation Mode
You can operate by the NVR’s front panel or using a mouse. A simple, intuitive graphical interface is provided for
intuitive operation.
Intelligent Search
You can search video by the intelligent analysis, such as face image retrieval through face detection data, or
through the perimeter video analysis data to achieve event retrieval.
4 Configuring the IP camera to work on the NVR
If you are trying to connect a Wi-Fi camera to the NVR, which is a new one out of the kit, then you will need to
manually setup the camera so that it can be used on the system.
Follow the steps below to successfully configure and setup Wi-Fi camera with the NVR:
1)
Power on the NVR and WIFI camera, then take the network cable out of the accessories box, and
connect camera and NVR via this cable.
The light of NVR on the wan port interface should be on, if the light is off, then can’t match code,
please check if the cable or device can work well or not.
2)
Go to menu [MAIN MENU] > [Wireless Setting], click match button
to match code.
3)
If match code successfully, the network status will show “OK” and video coming out. Then you can
disconnect the network cable.
5 Optimize the WIFI performance
1)
The signal coverage of antenna is similar to a round circule. Antenna located in center of the round
circule, signal of surrounding is much stronger, but much weaker if antenna endopints backoff direction.
According to the signal divergency characteristics of antenna, and in order to guarantee the video quality,
IPC antenna should try to keep in parallel with NVR antenna.
2)
If the distance between IPC and NVR is too far, the signal is not strong enough, you can take off the
original antenna and substitute antenna extension cord, then put it where WIFI signal is strong.
6 Read First
6.1 Remote Control
The remote control interface is shown as below:
田
Esc
-/--
▲
◀
ADD
MENU
▼
▶
FN
14
10
|◀
|▶
◀/‖
15
▶/‖
16
»
11
▶|
●
12
13
No.
Icon
Name
田
Multiple-Window Switch
Search
Stand Alone DVR
Description
Switch between multiple-window and one-window.
Access into the recording search menu.
1. Input numbers（in number mode）
1--9
Number Key
2. Input English character（in English mode）
3. Switch channel（one-window mode）
4. Input the password.
Esc
ESC
1. Go to previous menu
2. Cancel current operation.
Enter a digital larger than 10, press two-digit number:
-/--
Digital Switch
1. Press the tens digit;
2. Press digital switch button;
3. Press ones digit.
1. Confirm current operation;
MENU
Confirm/Menu Key
2. Go to OK button;
3. Go to menu.
1.Assistant function such as PTZ menu;
▲
Up
2.In monitor mode, switch between multiple-window and one-window;
3. Activate the digital input box increase or decrease the number;
4.Active pull-down menu to switch the drop-down box options;
5. Activate checkbox to change status;
▼
Down
6. Activate the text input box and step down carry and abdication;
7. Activate the control box to move the slider;
8. Activate display window to select the previous channel, next channel.
◀
Left
1. Shift current activated control, and then move left and right;
2. In monitor mode, switch channel;
▶
Right
ADD
Remote Address
3. Assistant function such as PTZ menu.
Click it to input device number, so that you can control it.
1. One-window monitor mode, click this button to display assistant function:
PTZ control and image color;
2. Detection areas setting(like in motion detection setup), working with Fn
and direction keys to realize setup;
FN
Auxiliary Key
3. In text mode, click it to delete the character before the caret(if there is no
shift on the front panel, it can switch input methods), press this button for
1.5sec to clear all of the characters;
4. In playback mode, switch the full screen;
5. Realize other special functions.
10
|◀
Previous record/ Iris-
11
▶|
Next record/Iris+
12
|▶
Next Frame
13
»
Fast Playback
14
●
Stop
15
◀/‖
Reverse/Pause
16
▶/‖
Play/Pause
1. In playback mode, playback the previous video;
2. In PTZ mode, Iris-.
1.In playback mode, playback the next video;
2. In PTZ mode, Iris+.
Playback the next frame (frame by frame)
Various forward speeds and normal speed playback.
In normal playback click this button to stop playback.
1. In normal playback click this button to pause playback;
2. In pause mode, click this button to reverse playback.
1. In normal playback click this button to pause playback;
2. In pause mode, click this button to resume playback.
The procedures of controlling multiple DVR by remote control:
The DVR ID default is 8. It’s no need to reset it when control one single DVR by the remote control. If you need
to control multiple DVR, do as below:
First activate the remote control: choose controlled DVR, starts successfully, aim the remote control to control the
hard disk video recorder, press the "Add" button, input device ID) between (1-999), then press ENTER to
determine can control the corresponding number of hard disk video recorder.
6.2 The Mouse
The mouse is used to operate all aspects NVR.
Right mouse click is used to:

Open up a new menu in the real-time monitoring screen.

Exit the current screen without saving.
Left click is used to:

Enter the desired menu or the main screen.

Select menu options.

Select/unselect the checkboxes.

When controlling a PTZ camera.
Double click is used to:

Play video.

Make selected camera full screen or to exit full screen mode.
Scrolling wheel is used to:

Change the value in the digital box.

Switch the option of the combination box.

Control the zoom function of the PTZ cameras.
Mouse drag can be used to select:

Area for facial detection.

Areas to block (for motion detection).

Select zooming function of PTZ control.
6.3 On-screen keyboard
The onscreen keyboard is operated via the mouse’s left click. To enter passwords, usernames, values, etc.
Shift = Caps on/Caps off
Left pointing arrow = Left/delete
̺ = Space between characters
6.4 Icon
6.4.1 The Screen Icons
：The channel is recording.
：The video feed of the channel has been lost.
：Motion detection functionality is on.
：The channel is in monitoring and locked status.
：Adjust the volume of audio output.
：Slideshow of all connected cameras, in full screen.
6.4.2 Operation Icons
：Not selected.
：Be selected.
：The drop - down button
：Leave the interface.
：Cancel the settings.
：Set parameters.
：Save parameters.
：Restore the factory settings.
：Apply current settings to the system.
：Copy current settings to other channels.
：Enter the configuration interface.
：Select and configure the processing operation triggered by video detection or alarm.
7 Installation
7.1 Unpacking Inspection
When you receive the product, check according to the packing list in the box.
7.2 HDD Installation
Installation Preparation
Prepare a Cross Screwdriver.
Note: HDD quantity by each model’s specifications shall be final, HDD capacity up to 64 TB.
Steps
Remove the metal top cover by removing two screws from the sides of the cover.
Place the hard disks on a flat table and tighten the screws.
Connect the power and the data lines to the HDD.
Reinstall the metal top cover and tighten the screws.
Caution
Only use the HDD specified by the manufacturer.
The HDD will be formatted automatically during booting and it may cause data loss.
The total duration of video data saved is decided by the HDD’s capability and the DVR’s parameters
(recording setup, encoding setup). Please refer to the form in chapter 11.5.
7.3 Wi-Fi Camera Installation
Follow the steps below to successfully install Wi-Fi cameras:
1)
Power on the NVR and Wi-Fi camera, all cameras are placed around NVR and connected antennas. The
system will run finishing after about 5min, if all channels come video, it means the system works well
and then you can go to choose the install place.
2)
To confirm the NVR’s placement. It is recommended that NVR should be placed in the center of the
monitoring area. As far as possible, the installation position of IPC and NVR avoid obstacles (the
coverage is affected by the physical properties and surrounding environment of obstacles).
3)
To confirm the IPC’s placement:

Install the camera in the wireless signal effective coverage area, and provide 12V power.

Power on after 1min, the NVR will display the video.

If no video, the distance is too far to connect, please shorten the distance.
8 Basic Operations Guide
8.1 Power On/Off
8.1.1 Power On
Install the system correctly (as above) and then connect the power, the system will boot automatically.
The NVR will then automatically detect any connected hardware (cameras, monitors, etc.), this process should
last about 30 seconds. When this process has been completed the NVR will enter the multi-screen real-time
surveillance mode.
If your hard drive is not properly connected, the following message will appear on your screen.
Note：Please do not use any type of power supply which is different from the power supply included in this
kit.
8.1.2 Power Off (Shutdown)
Right mouse click -[Main Menu]-[Shutdown]
Note: Only change or attempt to reconnect the hard disk drive after shutting down the NVR.
8.1.3 Restart
Right mouse click -[Main Menu]-[Shutdown]-[Restart system]
8.1.4 Power recovery
Reboot after an outage or forceful shutdown, DVR will save the record before outage and return to the normal
operation mode.
8.2 Start-up Wizard
Quick configuration includes System Generic Config, network configuration,etc.
System Generic Config
System Generic Config includes System Time, DST, Time Zone, NTP enable, Language, Video Standar.
[System Time] Set the current time.
[Daylight Saving Time (DST)] Enable the function, and enter the local DST starting and ending time.
[Time Zone] Current local time in cities worldwide.
[NTP] Turn the NTP On/Off. The network time protocol allows the NVR to sync with NTP server time
automatically.
[Language] Select language.
[Video Standard] PAL/NTSC.
Network config
[DHCP] Enable the NVR to obtain an IP address automatically. If it is enabled, the NVR will reboot and search
for a DHCP server, and then assign a dynamic IP address. The dynamic IP address will be displayed in the menu.
Enter a static IP address if there is no DHCP service available. If you are using the advanced feature PPPOE, then
the IP/mask/gateway and DHCP are unable to be changed.
[IP address] Use（▲▼）or input numbers to modify IP, then set [subnet mask] and [gateway] for this IP.
[AUTO DNS] Enable the NVR to obtain a DNS address automatically.
[DNS 1] DNS server IP address.
[DNS 2] DNS alternate IP address.
[Test] To test whether the NVR connect internet successfully.
Network Application
1)
Show the download information, includes P2P WEB, android app and iPhone app.
2)
Show the P2P information, scan the QR code by app, then can remote control the NVR.
Hard disk management
[Format] It is possible to format an individual HDD.
Hard disk format operation result in the loss of video data.
8.3 The right-click Menu
Enter the real-time channel browsing interface. Click the right button on the mouse to bring up the pop-up menu
as shown in the figure below.
8.3.1 The screen Switching
Click the right mouse button on the real time monitoring screen to bring up the options list, and select either
‘View 1’, ‘View 4’ or ‘View 9’ from the list.
Users can choose to have either single or four channels.
8.3.2 Wireless Setting
Click the right mouse button on the real time monitoring screen to bring up the options list, and select ‘Wireless
Setting’ from the list.
The wireless setting interface is show in the following image:
See Chapter 4 Configuring the IP camera to work on the NVR for further instructions.
8.3.3 P/T/Z
Click the right mouse button on the real time monitoring screen to bring up the options list, and select ‘P/T/Z’
from the list.
When the NVR is connected with a network PTZ camera, right click the corresponding network channel and
select [PTZ] to enter into the PTZ interface.
The PTZ control interface is shown in the following image:
Click
to enter the PTZ configuration page:
8.3.3.1 PTZ Configuration
The direction of the PTZ camera, steps, zoom, focusing, iris, preset points, cruising between points, patrols,
sweeping the boundary, calling an auxiliary switch, light switch, horizontal rotation are controlled using the
directional arrow keys.
The [Step] is mainly used to control directions. The figure can be set from 1 to 8. Directly click
or
to
adjust the zoom, sharpness and brightness. PTZ supports eight directions.
8.3.3.2 Quick Location
Quick location:  is in the middle of the direction arrows, shown in the red circle below:
Make sure that the PTZ’s protocols support this function. The PTZ will turn to the clicked point and move it to the
centre of screen. It also supports zooming into and out of the video image. Drag the mouse in the quick location
page to zoom into an area of the footage. The dragged box can zoom in to the image in between 4 to 16 times.
Hold the mouse and drag it up to complete zoom of the box. Drag it down to narrow the box.
8.3.4 Color Setting
If you need to set a certain color level configuration on the channel browsing display interface for a certain time of
day (e.g. one configuration for the daytime and another configuration for the night time), you can set this up via
the ‘Color Setting’ menu found on the right-click menu. You can set two time periods for two seperate color
configurations that suit the lighting environment around where you view the footage from the cameras on the
display monitor.
Image color hue, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness can all be adjusted to desired levels, also can change
the color mode and image mode. See screen shot of the Color Setting menu on the next page.
[Period] Two periods can be set according to ambient light during the day and night, device will automatically
switch configuration time. Need to select the Enable box.
[Hue] Adjust the image color cast.
[Brightness] Visual image brightness (according to the environment), reduces or increases the brightness of the
image to try to make it clearer.
[Contrast] Adjusts the black and white color the image (the greater the ratio, the brighter the image).
[Saturation] Image color purity. The greater the value the more colorful the images will become.
[Color Mode] Support Standard mode and Gorgeous mode.
[Image Mode] Support Real mode and Transparent mode.
Different mode different function.
8.3.5 Search
To playback recorded footage and search for particular video incident on a particular date and time right click
button on the real time monitoring screen to bring up the options list Select ‘Search’ from the options and the
video enquiry console will appear.
See Chapter 9.2.1 Search (The Video Inquiry) for further instructions.
8.3.6 Manual Control
To set which camera channels to have scheduled recording times or to record continuously through the day, click
the right mouse button on the real time monitoring screen and select ‘Record’ from the options list.
You will see this winodw appear:
[Manual] The tick boxes in this row have the highest priority and when you have ticked the corresponding
channels the NVR will record continuously.
[Schedule] Record footage from the cameras at customized times during the week.
[Stop] Stop recording on that channel.
8.3.7 Channel Manage
To manage the IP cameras on your network, click the right mouse button on the real time monitoring screen and
select ‘Channel Management’ from the options list.
The window that appears is shown below:
[Add] Add the IP Camera(s) into the Net channels, which you have selected.
[Delete] Delete the IP cameras you have selected from NET channel list
[Protocol] The protocol used by the IP camera(s).
[Search] Search for the online IP Camera(s) in the network.
[Ping] Input the remote IP address and check the connection status.
To setup an IP camera with the NVR please go to Chapter 9.4.1.1 Channel Manage for future instructions.
8.3.8 The Main Menu
To go to the Main Menu of the NVR, click the right mouse button on the real time monitoring screen and select
‘Main Menu’ from the options list.
Input a user name and a password.
Default users:
User Type
Name
Default Password
Administrator
admin
123456
User
user
123456
Hidden
Default
default
security measures of the password: If you input the wrong password three times, the device will produce an
alarm sound. After incorrectly inputting the password in five times, the account will be locked. Please change the
default password and the user name. Refer to Chapter 9.4.5.4 ‘Accounts’ for more details.
8.3.9 Live Preview
Below is the multi-screen real-time surveillance mode:
8.3.9.1 Channel Toolbar
Move mouse to the top of channle screen, it will show channel toobar as follow:
Real-time playback in five minutes.
Backup the last five-minute video to U disk, backup time can be set.
Snapshot and backup to U-disk.
Channel toolbar is temporarily closed within 30 seconds.
Set the volume of sound.
Set the bothway talk.
8.3.9.2 Task Toolbar
Move mouse to the bottom of screen, it will show task toobar as follow:
1)
The Screen Switching
Click the task toolbar, and select either ‘View 1’, ‘View 4’ or ‘View 9’ from the list.
Users can choose to have either single, four or nine channels.
2)
Search
To playback recorded footage and search for particular video incident on a particular date and time right click
button on the real time monitoring screen to bring up the options list Select ‘Search’ from the options and the
video enquiry console will appear.
3)
Manual Record
To set which camera channels to have scheduled recording times or to record continuously through the day, click
the right mouse button on the real time monitoring screen and select ‘Record’ from the options list.
4)
Wireless Setting
To set wireless parameters, and add new Wi-Fi cameras.
5)
Channel Management
To manage the IP cameras on your network.
6)
Network Application
To show the application download information and P2P ID information.
The window that appears is shown below:
7)
Alarm Status
Check the recent alarm status, click to show the following alarm message
The window that appears is shown below:
8)
PTZ control
Brings up the PTZ control Menu.
9)
Event List
When the system is face/perimeter analysis status, click to switch show/hide the intelligent window in the right
side of real-time monitoring screen.
The window that appears is shown below:
[Filter] Events filter: Face detection, Line Crossing detection, Instrusion detection, Object abandoned, Object
missing, Density alarm, Crossing the fence, Loitering detection, Retrograde detection.
Tag the event.
10) Taskbar Config
Chose the taskbar resident or automatically, and display at Bottom or TOP.
The window that appears is shown below:
11) Shutdown
Menu logout, device shutdown, system reboot.
9 Local Configuration
9.1 The Introduction of the Main Menu
The main menu is shown in the image below:
1)
DEVICE OPERATION
[Search] Search recorded footage by types, channels, time and playback records.
[Backup] Backup records.
[Shut Down] Takes you to the Shutdown menu.
2)
INFO SERVICE
[System] Displays the system status, version information.
[Disk] Displays the HDD information.
[Event] Display the alarm information.
[Log] System log information.
3)
Device Config
[Channel] Add / Remove the camera, the camera parameters, the basic parameters of the channel
configuration, channel mode switch, channel events and joint management parameters.
[Network] Basic network configuration parameters settings, manage network interfaces, configure advanced
network services.
[Alarm] External alarm events and abnormal events of the configuration parameters of the device and joint
management.
[Storage] Hard disk storage configuration management, video parameter settings, set the record schedule.
[System] Configuration System parameters time, date, language configuration, management and video
output parameters polling settings.
[APP]E-mail, P2P, cloud storage, mobile phones and other common functions push settings.
9.2 Device Operation
9.2.1 Search (The Video Inquiry)
You can access the Video Inquiry either right clicking the mouse button In the real-time monitoring screen and
selecting [search] or you can select the ‘Search’ option in the main menu.
9.2.1.1 Normal Search
Video Inquiry console: this is the view after you have selected which time & date you would like to view footage
from. You can see on the right hand side the list of video records to look through.
Record Search interface description:
Index
Type
Description
Choose the date
Select the time and date to search records.
Select channels
Choose the channels for querying.
Playback window
Playing video.
Time bar channel
List
All Channel Select
All select, all cancel
Synchronization
Achieve the playback of each channel’s record is of synchronization in time and
of consistency in operations.
Sub Stream
Playback with sub stream recording file.
Playback control
Full screen, Loop,
Stop/Play、Pause、Fast、Slow、Back、Previous Frame、Next Frame.
10
Video Edit Tool
To realize snap, tag, video cut, etc. functions.
When you select the number of channels is more than 4, a channel number value
for the timeline display
Show the status information of channels’ video recording within one day by
green, red, yellow.
11
Event list
Show all events and time
12
Timeline display
Green, red and yellow colors show the video recording in the one day
13
Search Type
128 video records are shown in the list.
Type: R—normal record, A—alarm record, M—motion detection record.
List:
Key
Type
Description
Time
Choose video query time
Channel
Select the desired query video channel
File
Query channel video display a list of files
File information
Display start time for a single video file, the end time, and video file size.
In the file list box, select the user needs to back up files in the list box playing "
Backup
" to
check, and then click the button (backup) or (uploaded to the cloud disk), the backup
operation menu appears, click the Start button, users can also do not want to cancel the
backup files in the backup operation menu before you want to cancel the file list box
cancel "".
Back
Exit File List
Playback Control:
Key
Description
Remark
Under playback mode, pressing this key, you
Video playback:
can get a variety of fast cycle switching speeds;
fast-forward button can be used as slow-release
Fast-forward Key
button reverse switch key.
Actual play rate based on
Under playback mode, pressing this key, switch
Video playback :
version
cyclically support a variety of slow-release rate,
slow release button can be used as fast-forward
Slow key
button reverse switch key.
Play/pause►/
Play/pause switch when slow-play
Backward:
To play backwards and
Single left click backward key
Backward key
single click again to stop
back run under common
Manual single frame
playback
playback
Rewind
or
single frame playback by clicking ###│and│
single-frame
###when common playback pause
press the play button ►/
playback,
### to enter the normal
playback .
Adjust the audio
Audio
Full screen
Full screen
When the loop is turned on, the day after the
end of the video playback, video playback file
start over again
Display the current status: normal playback,
Just display the status,
reverse playback, fast playback level, etc.
can’t set.
1. The player playback control bar shows file playback speed, channel, time, playback progress and other information.
2. Playback speed and rewind function are related to DVR version, and please prompt on the player panel shall prevail.
Video edit button:
Key
Description
Remark
Snapshot：
When Playback, left-click on the icon, the snapshot of focus on
Insert U disk, enter Search , supports
window will back up to the U disk
a maximum resolution of 1080P
set the tag name letters, numbers,
Tag：
special characters, the total length of
Left-click the icon, you can add tags to focus channel
no more than 31 characters. The tags
can be used to add labels to retrieve.
If the focus of the shearing process
Cut：
Left click
，start to cut record，Starting time：click
focus
channel change, places the focus of
the channel when the end of the
shear cut as a video channel.
window，icon turn to
；left click again
complete cutting，
Shearing process can playback
control.
End time：click
focus window。After finish cutting，click
to
When the cut end time is earlier than
back up record，or right click to exit cut feature。
the start time cut, cut start time
automatically reversed.
9.2.1.2 Tag Search
Index
Type
Description
Play Timeline
Display the progress bar of the current event
Search
Search recoding
Event Type
Select the type of event
Channel selection
Select the channel
Select al channel
Select al channel
9.2.1.3 Smart Search
Intelligent playback that video playback time, according to the input retrieval conditions, video analysis, quickly
locating the qualified video, and playback.
Currently our DVR, TVR device supports retrieval based on intelligent motion detection playback area.
Enter the smart playback interface, the interface as shown in FIG.
Intelligent playback using the following process
1. Position 1, select the desired search date.
2. Position 2, select the desired search channel (radio).
3. Left-click on the third position to start playback.
4. Left-click on the icon position 4, select dynamic inspection area.
5. Full-screen setting area is completed, the right mouse button to exit the configuration. Complete search,
video recording shall be the date the presence of all the moving subject information of the channel
region is configured to display on the timeline.
9.2.2 Backup
1)
Interface Description
Connect an External USB device with the USB port to backup file in the [Record Backup] menu.
[Detect] Identify external USB device and display the device information.
[Backup] Tick the external device and click [Backup] to enter the backup menu .
[Cancel] Delete all data in USB backup device
2)
Backup Operations
Connect an External USB device with the USB port, click [Detect] to Identify external USB device, click
[Backup] to enter the backup menu, select the record start -stop time and click to add files in list, click
[Start] to backup and display time remaining.
USB backup carry player automatically. This operation probably will cause permanent data loss.
9.2.3 Shutdown
Takes you to the Shutdown menu.
9.3 Info Service
9.3.1 System
To display device serial number, system hardware features, software version and release date information. As
shown below:
9.3.2 Disk
1) HDD Manage
Display the HDD healthy and capacity.
2) Record Time
Displays the recording time in the HDD.
9.3.3 Event
Display the alarm status, includes alarm in, video lost, mask, motion, VQC (video focus off, video move, video
color cast), network, ip conflict.
The selected channel means alarm alert.
9.3.4 Log
Log information can be divided into system operation, configuration operation, data management, alarm event,
recording operation, user management, log clear, file operations.
Select the type and time of the query, press the Find button, the system displays the log as a list, and click the
Backup button will log export backup to your computer.
Click the Clear button, the system will remove all types of log files.
9.4 Device Config
9.4.1 Channel
9.4.1.1 Channel Manage
You can use channel management to add or delete IP devices and set the front-end configuration.
There are three ways to log in [Channel Manage]
1)
Living preview，click the button
in the task toolbar.
2)
Right click the mouse on the living preview, click the button
in the right-click menu.
3) [Main Menu]-[Channel]-[Channel Manage].
Channel management menu as the following page:
[Check Box] Click the check channel, double click can deselect channel, Click the title bar to achieve selection,
double click can deselect all.

[Serial Number] Display the network channel number to add equipment serial number.

[Add、Delete] Click

[Status] Show the current channel connection status： Connection is normal， ID or Password is
to delete the current IP camera. Click
to add new cameras.
wrong， the equipment is offline， User is lock。

[IP Address/Domain Name] Display the equipment’s IP address/domain name.

[Edit] Configure the channel information，see Chapter 9.4.1.3 Modify channel configuration for
further instructions.

[Advanced] Configure the camera’s parameters, see Chapter 9.4.1.2 Advanced for further instructions.
9.4.1.2 Advanced
Click the advanced setting button, will show the Advanced Setting menu.

The front-end device has been added into IP channel:
[Front Set] See 9.4.1.5 Configure Front Device for further instructions.
[Automatic Detection] Check connection status of the current channel.
[ShortCut PING] Check the current channel network whether is connected.
[Alarm Output] Set the front-end device alarm output mode.
[Channel exchange] Exchange position of channels.
[Upgrade] Upgrade the Wi-Fi camera.

The front-end device has not been added into IP channel:
[ShortCut PING] Check the current equipment whether is connected.
[Add To] Add device into the special channel.
9.4.1.3 Add IP Cameras
There are three ways to add IPCs.
1)
Automatically Add
No configuration, the device is automatically added.
Click [Open UPNP] in [Channel Management] menu page.
Note：The device should support UPNP and should be in the same LAN.
2)
Searching Add
Search all the IPCs in the network environment and then choose one or mass to add. To do the following
steps in [Channel Management] menu page:

Click [Filter] to select the protocol;

Click [Search] to search devices;

Click + to add device or Right click [Add to] to choose the channel you want or tick the devices you
want to add, then click [Group Add].
Need to update the password by manually after connecting the camera.
3)
Manual Add
[Channels] Choose one channel.
[Protocol] Choose protocol supported by the device.
[IP/ Domain Name] Input front device IP address or domain name.
[Port] Input front device TCP port.
[Username] Input front device username.
[Password] Input front device password.
[Remote Detect]After completing the above settings, click detect button to check connection status.
[Remote Channel]When the front device includes multiple channels, choose one channel for it.
Click “App” button to finish.
9.4.1.4 Modify channel configuration
1)
2)
Click “Edit” button in the Channel list.
Modify the information table, the table details as follow:
9.4.1.5 Configure Front Device
Modify the IPC’s Basic configuration, encoding configuration, snapshot, network and motion detection in NVR.
Click “Front Setting” button of device in [Channel Management] –[Advance] menu.
1)
Basic
[Channel Choose] Choose a channel.
[IP Channel Name] Modify current channel name.
[IPC Current Time] Set IPC time.
[Time Zone] Set time zone.
[Time Sync] Enable IPC time sync with NVR.
[IPC Control] Click the prompt whether restart the IPC，[OK]Restart the IPC，[Cancel]Return.
2)
Encoding
[Channels Choose] Choose one channel.
[Audio coding] Select the current audio encoding
[Code Level] H.264/H.265
[Resolution] Choose main resolution and sub resolution.
[Frame Rate] 1～20FPS
[Bit Rate Control] Choose CBR or VBR. When choose CBR, bit rate can be set. When choose VBR,
image quality can be set.
[Picture Quality] Choose the picture quality by the Variable stream，there are 6 range to choose.
[I frame interval] Set interval of adjacent frames. Max is 150.
[Bit Rate] Choose 1280,1536,1792,2048,3072,4096,5120,6144,7168,8192 or set by yourself.
The range of resolution and frame rate subject to the actual device.
3)
Snapshot
[Choose Channel] Choose the channel to be modified.
[Snapshot Mode] Support two modes: trigger snapshot and timing snapshot, the timing snapshot must tick
the checkbox.
[Picture Resolution] Set the captured picture resolution.
[Image Quality]Choose the picture quality，there are 6 range to choose.
[Snapshot Frequency] Support 1sec./pcs.~8sec./pcs 8 ranges of snapshot to choose.
4)
Network
Wi-Fi camera supports both Wi-Fi network and LAN network, this page is for Wi-Fi.
[Channels Choose] Choose one channel.
[DHCP] Automatic get the IP address.
[IP Version] Choose the internet protocol version, IPV4 /IPV6.
[IP Address][Subnet Mask][Gateway] Set IP address, subnet mark and gateway for the device.
[First DNS Server] Set DNS server IP address.
[Alternate DNS Server] Set standby DNS server IP address.
[MAC/Serial] Show MAC address of front device.
5)
Detection
[Channels Choose] Choose one channel.
[Motion Enable] Enable the motion detection alarm or not.
[Dejitter] Only record one alarm event in this time, the default is 5sec.
[Set Area] Set the motion detection area. There are 396 (22*18) regions can be set.
There are 6 sensitivity levels for motion detection.
The network protocol selected when connecting the IPC must supporting to configurate this feature. All the settings are
for front device.
[Blind Enable] Enable the blind detection alarm or not.
6)
Account
To get the IPC’s account list.
If the current account is administrator will get the whole account list, or can’t get the other accounts information.
9.4.1.6 Basic Setting
[Channel] Select the desired channel.
[Channel name] Select the channel name.
[Channel display] Set the position of the channel title.
[Time display] The position of the time title on the screen.
[Time Synchronization] Time synchronization of network channels and the device.
[Custom Title] Customized title and location.
[Video cover] Set protected area of previewing and recording.
9.4.1.7 Encode Setting
[Channel] Select the desired channel.
[Compression] H.264 / H.265.
[Resolution] The resolution of main stream and sub stream. Different channels correspond to different
resolutions. Frame rate setting range is also different.
[Frame Rate] 1fps-20fps.
Resolution and frame rate are vary depending on NVR model.
[Bitrate Control] Constant Bit rate or Variable Bitrates. Bit rate can be set as Constant Bit Rate (CBR).
There are 6 levels for image quality in Variable Bit Rate (VBR), 6 is the best but it has to be fixed to
Constant Bit Rate when selected.
9.4.1.8 Snapshot
Store an image snapshot from the camera(s) when the alarm has been triggered.
[Channel] Select a channel.
[Mode] Trigger: When this option is set the NVR with capture an image snapshot as the alarm gets triggered.
[Image size] Choose different resolution for snapshot.
[Image Quality] There are 6 levels of quality.
[Snapshot frequency]set highest capture rate for single channel, 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8 s/pc.
9.4.1.9 P/T/Z
[Channel] Select the PTZ channel to set.
[Control Type] NET, based on the channel type.
[Protocol] Select the PTZ protocol (e.g.Net Protocol).
[Address] The PTZ’s address.
[Baudrate] The PTZ’s baudrate, can find it in the PTZ OSD, the default is 9600.
[Data Bits] Default is 8.
[Stop Bits] Default is 1.
[Parity] Default is none.
[DVR Control] Enable it can virtual the PTZ features.
[Frequency] Default is 3sec. The value range is 1~30secs.
9.4.2 Network
This menu section allows you to configure the network settings of the NVR. It is recommended that an
experienced network technician should only be able to configure settings in this menu section.
9.4.2.1 Basic
[DHCP] Enable the NVR to obtain an IP address automatically. If it is enabled, the NVR will reboot and search
for a DHCP server, and then assign a dynamic IP address. The dynamic IP address will be displayed in the menu.
Enter a static IP address if there is no DHCP service available. If you are using the advanced feature PPPOE, then
the IP/mask/gateway and DHCP are unable to be changed.
[IP Address] Use () or input numbers to modify IP, then set [mask] and [gateway] for this IP.
[AUTO DNS] Get the DNS from the DNS server automatically.
[First DNS Server] DNS server IP address.
[Alternate DNS Server] DNS alternate IP address.
[Physical Address] Physical address of current net port.
[HTTP Port]/[TCP Port] Most is used for net connection.
9.4.2.2 Wireless Setting
[Gateway] Wi-Fi gateway, default is 192.168.4.1, you can change the segment.
[DHCP] Enable the DHCP, then will assign IP address to Wi-Fi camera automatically.
[Start IP]/[End IP] The IP address pool which Wi-Fi cameras can use.
[Status] Wireless channels healthy.
[Add WiFi Camera] Add new Wi-Fi camera into the kit, see Chapter 4 Configuring the IP camera to work on
the NVR for further instructions.
9.4.2.3 Application
[NTP]Select Enable switch to turn on the NTP protocol support, can be with SNTP communication server to
realize automatic calibration function.



[Host IP] Enter the IP of NTP service NTP, default is windows NTP server.
[Port] Supports TCP transport only, port is limited only 123.
[Update Period] Interval time is 1 minute or more, the maximum update period is set to 65,535
minutes.
[IP Permissions] For permission to access the DVR IP rights management. When choosing the white list, the list
indicates that only the IP to connect this DVR. Up to 64 IPs. If the selected item is not ticked, no restrictions on
accessing to the device's IP.
9.4.3 Alarm
Support video detect, external alarm detect, and abnormality alarm.
9.4.3.1 Video Detection Configuration
The video detection includes motion detection, video lost, video blind and VQD (video quality detectio).
[Channel] Select a channel.
[Alarm Type] Motion detection, video lost, video blind and VQD.
[Motion Detection] Detect the motion in the picture, and send alarm according to setting.
[Video Lost] Detect the video loss and send alarm according to setting.
[Video Blind] Detect the video which was covered and send alarm according to setting.
[VQD] Analysis the video quality, if virtual, camera move or color cast, then will alarm based on the
alarm plan.
[Anti-Dither] Will only alarm one time during this time, the default is 5sec.
[Enable] Enable the alarm or not.
[Set Area] There are totally 22*18=396 area can be set, support 4 kinds of sensitivity.

[Sensitivity] Highest, higher, middle, low, lower, lowest.
[Working Period] Set the alarming schedule.
[Linkage Config] Set the alarm linkage and the handling method.
[Preferences End] It will show a test on the current setting.
[Copy] Copy the setting to other channels.
9.4.3.2 Alarm Input
Alarm come from IP cameras.
[Alarm Input Channel No] Select a channel.
[Enable] Control the open and close of alarm.
[Type] Choose Normal open and Normal close.
[Working Period] Set the alarming schedule.
[Linkage Config] Set the alarm linkage and the handling method.
[Anti-Dither] Will only alarm one time during this time, the default is 1sec.
[Front-end alarm Channel] If IP camera supports more than 1 alarm in, then should choose which for
this net channel.
[Copy] Copy the setting to other channels.
9.4.3.3 Abnormality
Provide multiple equipment abnormal monitoring function, and it can do the corresponding alarm linkage of
equipment abnormal events.
[Main Menu]-[Alarm]-[Abnormality] Enter the configuration interface as shown in the figure below：
[Exception type]

[No HDD] Alarm when HDD is not present or cannot be detected.

[HDD No Space] Alarm when hard disk capacity is lower than setting.

[Off

[IP Conflict] Alarm when IP address conflict.

[HDD Error] Alarm when there is error in reading and writing hard disk.
Network Events] Alarm when network is not connected.
[Alarm Output], [linkage record], [snapshot], [Send Email], [show message], [Send to network drive],
[buzzer] Regarding linkage setting, see Chapter 11.1 ‘Alarm Linkage Setting’ for future instructions.
9.4.4 Storage
9.4.4.1 HDD Manage
Show the HDD space and status.
Hard disk format operation results in the loss of video data.
[Set] Set HDD as read-write, read only or redundancy mode. Video data can be protected from covering under
read only mode. It supports HDD S.M.A.R.T smart detection at the same time.
9.4.4.2. Basic
[Record Mode] Support three modes, ‘record automatically’, ‘manually’ or ‘not record’.
[Record Overlay] The range is 0~31.
[Video Package Time] The figure is between 5 to 120 minutes.
[HDD Full] Overwrite or stop recording.
[Sub Record] Sub-stream recording switch. Enable it, then will recording with sub-stream and main stream.
[Channel] Select a channel.
[Video Redundancy] Open or close the redundant recording.
[Pre-recorded]The figure is between 0 to 30 seconds, default is 4 seconds.
9.4.4.3. Recording plan
[Channel] Select a channel. Green shows normal recording, Yellow shows motion detection, and Red shows
Alarm. Users can set or change setting according to date.
[Setting] Select recoding method.

[Period] Set the recording period, there will be 6 period to choose.

[Regular] Regular recording.

[MD] Motion detection recording.

[Alarm] Alarm recording.
[Copy] Copy the setting to other channels.
9.4.5 System Configuration
9.4.5.1 Basic setting
Get into the [Basic] menu under [Device Config]
[System Time] Set the HD record system time.
please click the”save” button to save the time after setting.
[Daylight Saving Time (DST)] Enable the function and click “Set” to enter the local DST starting and
ending time setting.
[Date Format]Modify the date display format.
[Date Separator]Select the separator for date.
[Time Format] 24 hour or 12 hour display mode.
[Time Zone] Select the time zone.
[Language] Select language (different models have different language choice).
9.4.5.2 Display Output
[Display] HDMI&VGA
[Resolution] Select the VGA output resolution and refresh rate.
[Enable Tour] Enable switch.
[Interval] Tour interval time is 5-120s.
[View] It includes single screen, four-, nine-, sixteen-screen.
[Motion Tour] Set the motion detection tour mode.
[Alarm Tour] Set the alarm tour mode.
9.4.5.3 Maintain
[Auto maintain] Set the desired the project of automatic maintenance.
9.4.5.4 Account
[Add User] Increase users within the group and settings user access control.
[Modify User] Modify the user and settings user access control.
[Add Group] Add group and settings group access control. Enter into the menu interface of Increase the
group, determine the group name, select 83 access control, left click mouse button to confirm, save the new
user group.
[Modify Group] To modify the group attribute which already exists.
[Modify Password] To modify password.

Select the user，enter old password then enter new password and confirm

Click [confirm] button to make sure modify password.

The password can be set 1-6. Beginning and ending spaces is invalid password, you can have a
space in the middle.

Users which has User Account Control permission can change their own passwords, can also
modify other users' passwords.

The following user names and user group names, etc., character and length consisting up to six bytes, the invalid string is
trailing spaces. Legal characters: letters, numbers, underscores, minus sign, point, other characters are not allowed to
use.

the number of users and groups is not limited，User Group increased or delete according to user-defined:：The factory
settings are user \ admin two groups. Users can set their own related group, the group of users can be freely re-assign
permissions at the group permissions.

user management using two methods of user and group,，Group name and the user name cannot be repeated,，each user
must belong to a group, a user can belong to only one group.

There are three users: admin, user, and hidden default initialization. The factory password for first two are 123456.
Admin default user permissions are high at the factory, and the factory default user as a low privileged user, only for
monitoring, playback.

Hidden default: This user system for internal use and cannot be deleted. When local is in "no user is logged" state, the
system will automatically log in with this account. Users can modify this account permission to do what free login can do.

Enter to the menu interface of increase user, Enter your user name and password, select belongs to which group,
and select whether to reuse this user. Reuse means that the account can be used simultaneously, multiple clients
can use the account.。
Once the group belongs selected, the user's permissions only a subset of the group, not ultra vires the properties of the group.
9.4.5.5 Default
System back to the default configuration factory state (specific items recovered optional)
simply restore the default won’t restore the following setting:

IP address, mask, gateway, port

Language

Video format

Account and password.
9.4.5.6 Upgrade
System software can be upgraded: Insert a USB storage device, click Upgrade.
System upgrade may cause the NVR can not start properly, please Operation under the guidance of the company's technical
staff.
9.4.6 APP Center
9.4.6.1 DDNS
Dynamic DNS is a kind of system which point internet domain name to variable IP. According to the rule of
internet domain name, domain name must associate with the fixed IP address. Dynamic DNS provide a fixed
Name server for the dynamic domain, and then guide the domain search to the IP address of dynamic user through
Name server, which can make the outside user connect to the dynamic user’s URL.
1)
FNT DDNS
FNT DDNS is built-in professional dynamic DNS service in our network DVR. You can register directly in
the device .Specific steps are as following.
[Main menu]-[APP]-[DDNS], choose FNT DDNS.

Select FNT DDNS and Enabled it.

Input one user name, there will be a domain name generated auto. Domain name = user
name.faceaip.net.

Input the password

Click “Register” button. If the domain name is not registered, it will pop up a message that connect
DDNS server successfully otherwise it will prompt that the registration is failed.
Suggestion: you’d best change the DNS server in basic configuration to the router's DNS server

2)
Click the “ok” button to complete the settings.
No-IP DDNS
Register new account at www.no-ip.com.
Embedded NVR Setting:
3)

Open [Main Menu]-[APP Centre]-[DDNS], choose NO-IP DDNS.

Refer to the following configuration：
Name
Configuration
DDNS type
NO-IP DDNS
Host IP
dynupdate.no-ip.com
port
80
Domain name
xxx.xxx.org（xxx：domain name
created）
User name
xxx（user name registered）
password
xxxxxx（password registered）
Dyndns DDNS
Register new account at www.dyndns.com.
Embedded NVR Setting:

Open [Main Menu]-[APP Centre]-[DDNS], choose NO-IP DDNS.

Refer to the following configuration：
Name
Configuration
DDNS type
Dyndns DDNS
Host IP
Members.dyndns.org
port
80
Domain name
xxx.xxx.com（xxx：domain name
created）
User name
xxx（user name registered）
password
xxxxxx（password registered）
9.4.6.2 Email
See Chapter 11.1.8 ‘Send Mail’ for future instructions.
9.4.6.3 P2P
[Enable] Open/Close P2P function.
[Transfer Mode] Network transfer strategy, choose Quality priority or Fluency priority.
[Account Reuse] Enable it supports multiple users log in the same device.
[Device ID] Display device ID.
[Password] Device password.
[Local Port] Set local port.
[P2P Server URL] P2P server URL.
[State] Current connection state.
9.4.6.4 Cloud Storage
See Chapter 11.1.10 ‘Send NetDisk’ for future instructions.
9.4.6.5 Push
See Chapter 11.1.9 ‘Server Push’ for future instructions.
10 WEB Access
10.1 WEB Operation
10.1.1 Network Connection
Check whether the DVR is on the network by checking B-Lamp on front panel, light indicates connection,
otherwise connection error.
Set IP, subnet mask and gateway for computer and DVR. Please assign the same segment IP address without
router, need to set the appropriate subnet mask and gateway with router.
The detail of DVR network configuration please see [Configuration]-[Network Setting].
Ensure the IP is correct and check whether the DVR is on the network by using the Windows command
“ping”.
10.1.2 The control installation and the user login logout
Users can remote access to DVR by Internet Explorer, assuming you have a correct network configuration.
The following interface will pop up when you access the IP address in Internet Explorer.
The following interface will pop up when you log in.
Will be displayed in Compatibility View option is checked on all websites.
10.1.3 The Interface of Web Operations
WEB Interface Description
After log in the web, the preview interface will pop as following:
6
10
11
WEB Interface
Description
Index
Name
Log out
Full Screen
Full screen preview
PTZ control
PTZ control menu
Image color & other
saturation
Description
Show the current login user, click on log out
Image color: modify brightness, contrast and
Other: set capture path, record download path and reboot
Device function key
Channel function key
Menu
Channel Selection
All open key
10
Surveillance window
Real time recording or playback
Channel segmentation
Provide the single picture, 9, 4 picture image segmentation method.
11
Two way talk function key and etc.
screenshots, electronic amplification function keysand etc
System configuration, record search, alarm setting, exit, etc.
Realtime channel preview selection
Open all can be open all channels real-time monitoring (main/auxiliary
stream) in the video monitoring window
window
Select the focus window
Into the WEB interface, select the focus window in live window, the focus window has a light green border.
Preview Channel Selection
The left channel column is as following picture:
Left-click on any channel, the focal channel open with the main stream, and channel focus automatically
moves to the next channel.
After opening the live video, the left channel column is as following picture:
The Real-time Monitoring
Preview window’s Lower left corner shows the current video channel name.
Preview window’s Upper right corner shows the current video time information.
Upper left corner shows the current DVR's IP, resolution, bit rate.
Upper right corner shows the function keys.
Smart Information: Show the intelligent analysis information.
Local Range: Video images can be enlarged.
Local Record: Save and record video to a local HDD while in a live view. Set recording path
in configuration.
Capture: capture of the present channel, set the path in “other.
Audio: on/off sound.
Close video: off the focus window video.
Screen split
Click “
”（Lower left corner of the display window）to switch between single screen and
multi-screen.
PTZ Control
Set protocol（see [Setting]-[PTZ]）
Control PTZ direction, step size, zoom, IRIS, preset, tour, pattern, border scan, light, wiper, auto pan, etc.
Step size controls PTZ direction and speed, e.g. step size 8 is moved faster than step size 1.
Eight direction rotations: up, down, right, left, up-left, up-right, lower left, lower right.
Border scan
Operation: select the camera line scan of the left/right margin by direction button, and click the Settings
button in the left /right margin position to determine the left border.
Preset
Operation: modify preset position by direction button and inputting a preset number, then click “Add” to
save.
Tour
Operation: select “Tour”; Point between the first cruise line cruise input box value. And input numbers
in “Path” and “preset”. Click[Add Preset]to add one preset in the cruise path, and repeat to add
additional presets. Click [Clear Preset]to delete a preset, repeat to delete more.
Pattern
Operation: Click “Pattern” in order to record an automated pattern. Then, go back to the PTZ controls in
order to modify the zoom, focus and IRIS, etc. Stop recording in “Pattern” setting to save the pattern.
AUX
On/off one of AUX.
Wiper
On/off wiper under protocol.
10.1.4 Configuration
Access DVR local configuration menu by click “System Setting”, the further details please refer.
[Local operation guide]
10.1.5 Search Record
Click [Playback] to open the search interface:
Up to playback 4 channels simultaneously.
Search record
By selecting the record type, start and end times, and click the check button, get a list of files on the DVR.
Select the appropriate file and download can be played
Play
Double click a search result to play in video window. Control the playing video by the control keys on the
bottom. At this point, the bottom of the video window will display the video control buttons, video playback
can be controlled.
Download
Select a searched video to download to local. The download speed and percentage are displayed on the
bottom of the screen.
10.1.6 Alarm Configuration
Click the [Alarm] to enter the alarm setup menu:
If need warning message displayed and real-time pop up on the WEB interface, open the [monitor alarm],
and select the appropriate type of alarm.
Choose type of alarm on menu, monitor video loss, motion detection, disk full, disk error, video mask,
external alarm.
Click [Video Pop-up], open the video loss, motion detection, hard disk full, hard disk failure, video block,
video encoder alarm pop-up linkage.
Click [prompt]open the prompt: When an alarm occurs in real-time monitoring will popup alarm window
menu.
Click [Sound Pop-up], you can choose alarm tone pre-recorded on the local hard drive when an alarm
occurs, tone file in WAV format.
11 Appendix
11.1Alarm linkage setting
Alarm linkage settings interface as following.
11.1.1 Alarm Out
Linkage the device alarm through the interface as following:
Support 10s-300s alarm-delay.
11.1.2 Linkage Record
Video channel linkage.
Support 10s-300s alarm-delay.
11.1.3 Snapshot
Screenshots through channel linkage as the interface following:
Configure the screenshots by setting [main menu]-[screenshot setting].
If the access channel is the network channel , please check if the screenshot function is open of the camera.
11.1.4 PTZ Linkage
Preset position, cruise, trace by setting the PTZ linkage.
Preset position, cruise, trace by setting the PTZ configuration. See details on page 6.6.2.
11.1.5 Tour
Select the round tour channel when the alarm occurs, select the single channel to the round tour.
11.1.6 Show Message
Select the prompt to open the screen, if it occurs alarm, the preview screen will pop up the prompt as following:
11.1.7 Buzzer
Select the buzzer, the buzzer can last 1s-600s.
11.1.8 Send Email
Email configuration interface is as following:
Configure the SMTP server, IP address, ports, user name, password and the email address of the sender, SSL/
TLS encrypt the email, and support sending anonymous messages. The title of the email can support English and
the Arab number, the maximum input characters reach as much as 32 characters.
11.1.9 Server Push
Server push configuration interface as following:
[Send Message] Open or close the mobile phone message sending.
[Image Attachment]Open the function of image attachment.
[Time Lag] Set the time lag of the message sending, 60s/90s/120s is optional.
[Test] Click Send to test the message sending function
[Event] Open or close the event sending, the events including external alarm, face detection, perimeter
intrusion detection.
[Device exception] Open and close the device exceptional sending, the exception including the device
startup, no hard dick, error hard dick, start recording/stop recording.
[Urgency Degree] The message sending level can be divided into High/Medium/Low level.
11.1.10 Send NetDisk
Choose Dropbox, Google drive, according to clew for binding.
Support motion detection, video occlusions, local alarm（face/perimeter ）alarm and other alarm types.
Can linkage other channels to upload the captured pictures
11.2 Port Mapping
Port mapping is mapping a port of outside web host’s IP address to a machine inside web, and provide the
service. When user connects to the port of the IP, the server will automatically map the request to the
corresponding machine inside LAN. With this function, we can map many ports of a machine’s IP address to
different machines’ different ports inside web.
The port mapping can also have other special agent functions, like POP, SMTP, Telnet and so on.
Theoretically, it can provide more than sixty thousand ports. For example, if we want to map a web server which
has an IP address of 192.168.111.10, we just need to input the IP address and TCP port 80 into the port mapping
chart of the router.
There are two ways to map the port: UPnP function automatically map and modify the router’s port mapping
chart by manual.
11.2.1 UPNP Function
In order to get connection to the Embedded DVR through Public network, we need to set the Router to cross
the NAT of Embedded DVR. UPnP can make the NAT cross automatically by the UPnP agreement of Embedded
DVR, and don’t have to set the Router.
To realize the UPnP Function, there must be Router support and enable the UPnP Function.
The first step
Connect the Router to the network, get to the Menu of the Router, set the Router, and enable the UPnP
Function.
Routers made by different manufacturers may have some difference, please refer to the specification
carefully before setting the Router.
The second step
Connect the Embedded DVR to the Router; the configuration will automatically gain the IP address or static
IP. After setting up the IP, click the Advanced. And get to the XXX, ports and multicast etc. choose to open
the Enable at the [UPnP port mapping]
The third step
Enter into the Router management interface; detect the port if there is already a Port mapping. If there is, it
shows UPnP setting’s finished.
The forth step
Input the IP address in IE, and add port number of the Embedded DVR, for example: 155.157.12.227:81. If
you want to enter by the Client Software, use the TCP port offered by the outer net.
If there are a few embedded DVRs need to set the UPnP function, in order to avoid IP conflict, set the ports of embedded DVR
into different ports numbers. Otherwise, it will choose the embedded DVR port set preceded as the first choice.
11.2.2 Port mapping Manually
The first step
Connect the Embedded DVR to the Router, set the static IP.
The second step
Log in Router, enter into the configuration menu of Router, and set the menu. Then get to port, set the IP
distributed by the Embedded DVR, and set the rule of port mapping, add HTTP and TCP port into mapping
list.
Default access ports of Embedded DVR include HTTP port 80 and TCP port 8000, if the ports are occupied
by the other device, please modify the default port of the Embedded DVR into other vacant ports.
The third step
Input the public net IP address in the IE, and add the port number of the Embedded DVR you want to access
after the IP, for example: http://155.157.12.227:81. If you want to access by Client Software, you can use the
outer net TCP port directly.
For detail configuration setting, please refer to the user manual of Router.
11.3 Voice Intercom
11.3.1 Summarize
Embedded DVR Bidirectional Talk: user can talk to remote client software or Web via DVR audio input and
output ports; user can listen voice from Client Software and WEB via DVR audio output ports.
Two types of bidirectional talk ---- sharing and standalone ----for different models, exact info please refer to
specifications.
11.3.2 Configuration
Local configuration
Connect a microphone to the MIC input port, connect loudspeaker to the audio output port.
If no standalone MIC input port, please connect microphone to the number 1 audio input port
Local output needs active audio output device.
Remote PC Configuration
Connect microphone and loudspeaker to computer.
Enable bidirectional talk in IMS software or WEB.
11.4 HDD S.M.A.R.T
S.M.A.R.T: “Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology”
S.M.A.R.T HDD can analysis head, disc, motor, circuit operation, history and default security values via monitor
instruction in HDD and surveillance software in host. Alarm will be sent to user automatically when the value is
outside the scope of the security situation.
Detection parameters of Seagate HDD for example are divided into seven: ID detection code, Attribute
Description, Threshold, Attribute Value, Worst, Date, and Status.
1、ID detection code
ID detection code is not the only; manufacturer can use different ID code or increase or decrease its
quantity according to the detected parameter’s quantity.
For example: the ID detection code of WEASTERN DIGITAL’s product is “04”, parameter is Start/Stop
Count, but the parameter of same code in Fujitsu’s product is “Number of times the spindle motor is
activated”.
2、Attribute Description
Attribute Description: name of detection item. Manufacturer can increase or decrease。As ATA standard
update constantly, sometimes different models in same brand maybe different ,but must ensure major test
items specified in S.M.A.R.T .(although different manufacturers have specific naming convention ,the
essence of monitoring is the same.)
1 Read Error Rate
2 Spin up Time
4 Start/Stop Count
5 Relocated Sector Count
7 Seek Error Rate
9 Power-on Hours Count
10 Spin up Retry Count
194 Power temperatures
195 ECC on the Fly count
197 Current Pending Sector Count
198 Disconnection beyond repair
199 CRC cyclic redundancy check
200 Write Error Count
Different manufacturers and different models have different attribute description , the user has no need to know exact
meaning ,attribute detection values enough for them.
3、Threshold
It is specified by manufacturer calculated through a specific formula. If there is a attribute value lower
than the threshold, which means HDD become unreliable and data stored is very easy to lose. Composition
and size of reliable attribute values is different for different HDD. It should be noted that, ATA standard only
provides some SMART parameters; it does not provide a specific value. "Threshold" value is determined by
manufacturers based on products’ features. Thus, results tested by manufacturer provided detection software
is very different from testing software under Windows (such as AIDA32)
4、Attribute Value
Attribute value is the maximum normal value; the general range is from 1 to 253. Typically, the
maximum attribute value is 100 (for IBM, Quantum, and Fujitsu) or 253 (for Samsung). Of course, there are
some exceptions, for example, some models produced by Western Digital have two different attribute values,
and property value is set 200 when initial production, but after then it is changed into 100.
5、 Worst
Worst value is the largest non-normal value in HDD’s running. It is a value calculate for HDD’s
cumulative running, it is constantly refreshed according to running cycle, and very closed to the threshold.
Whether the HDD is normal by S.M.A.R.T analysis is based on the comparison with threshold. The
maximum value appear when new HDD start to use, which would continue to decrease with the everyday use
or error happen. Consequently, larger attribute values mean better quality and higher reliability; smaller
values mean more possibility of failure increases.
6 、Dates
Actual values of HDD’s detection items, many items are cumulative values.
7、Status
It is current statues of HDD’s every attribute after analyzing and comparing above attribute values by
S.M.A.R.T, also is important information to judge HDD healthy or not.
There are three statuses: Normal, Alarm and Error----which is closely related with Pre-failure/advisory
BIT.
11.5 Hard disk problem
Use Detection Tool provided by the HDD manufacturer to detect the Function of HDD to solve data problem.
We recommend Seagate and Western Digital.
How to detect Seagate HDD
a) Get into www.seagate.com， Click Support & Downloads choose Sea Tools, download tool, as Diagram
b) Double-click
to install downloaded file, click
installed file to detect the HDD
information on PC.
c) Choose the HDD for detection (other manufacturer’s hard disk suitable too).
How to detect WDC HDD
a) Get into www.wdc.com , choose WD support / download / SATA&SAS / WD Caviar / GP, download
software as 错误!未找到引用源。
b) Click
to hard disk detection after downloading.
c) Double click hard desk in device list, as 错误!未找到引用源。:
11.6 HDD Capacity Calculation
Reference of HDD Capacity Calculation
The first time install DVR, please check if the HDD has installed.
The capacity of the HDD
There is no limitation of capacity of single HDD to DVR, please choose the HDD according to the saving
time.
The choose of the Capacity
Computational formula of HDD Capacity:
Whole HDD Capacity = number of the channels × time in need (hour) × spent of HDD Capacity per hour
(MB/hour)
Similarly we can have the formula of recording time:
Recording time（hour）
TotalHDDCapacity （MB）
CapacityOc cupationpe rHour（MB/hr） AmountofCh annel
1GB=1000MB, not 1GiB=1024MiB, so HDD capacity shown in Base Configuration under HDD Management less than real
marked.
File size per hour (CBR).
Bit Rate
File
Bit Rate
File
Bit Rate
File
96k
42M
320k
140M
896k
393M
128k
56M
384k
168M
1.00M
450M
160k
70M
448k
196M
1.25M
562M
192k
84M
512k
225M
1.50M
675M
224k
98M
640k
281M
1.75M
787M
256k
112M
768k
337M
2.00M
900M
File size is more unpredictable when VBR style, please refer to the real size of recording file.
11.7 Terms
Dual-stream
Dual-stream: one high bit rate stream for the local HD store, QCIF/CIF/2CIF/DCIF/4CIF coding, other low bit
rate stream for network transmission, such as QCIF / CIF coding,
I Frame
I frame: intra frame image, remove redundant information to compress the transmittal data, also called key
frames.
B Frame
B frame: According to time redundant of the source image sequence previously encoded frame and account the
source image after the encoded frame to compress transmittal data, also known as bi-directional prediction frame.
P Frame
P-frame: according to image frame lower than the previous ’time redundant to compress transmittal data, also
called predicted frames.
Wide Dynamic
Bright parts and dark parts in particular can be seen very clearly at the same time. Wide dynamic range is a ratio
between the brightest luminance signal value and the darkest value.
S．M．A．R．T
SMART (Self Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology): now widely used in hard disk data security
technology, monitoring system analysis Motor, circuit, HDD and disk head when HDD working, warn when
abnormality, sometimes will automatically slow down and back up data.
CVBS
Composite Video Broadcast Signal, consists of luminance and color signal from the composite baseband signal.
BNC
Coaxial cable connector, composite video signals or audio signals, commonly use 75 ohm connectors. BNC
welding and should pay attention to weld strength and remove burrs, or the signal wire and shield’s contact will
lead to a substantial attenuation of signal strength
11.8 FAQ
DVR startup failure or continuously reboot
Possible reasons:
1.
The system has been damaged from a bad DVR update.
2.
There is a problem with the DVR main board error, please contact supplier.
3.
There is an HDD error. Replace faulty HDD.
Remote control does not work
Possible reasons:
1.
Check for batteries in remote control, especially positive and Negative.
2.
Check for batteries’ power.
3. Check if remote receiver is obscured.
Check if DVR address corresponds to the remote address.
DVR cannot control PTZ
Possible reasons:
1.
RS-485 cable connection error, A, B ports are inversely connected;
2.
PTZ decoder, protocol, baud rate, address are incorrect;
3.
Parallel connect a 120Ω resistance to resolve signal reflex caused by too many PTZs on the line.
4. The RS-485 on the DVR is defective
Blurred screen in preview mode
Possible reasons:
Please make sure your cameras match your video format selected in the General menu. E.g. camera is NTSC
standard but the DVR is PAL standard, the preview would be blurred.
Blurred screen in playback mode or failure to playback records
Possible reasons:
1.
Procedure error, reboot the DVR
2.
HDD error, test or change out the HDD
3.
DVR hardware failure, contact your local supplier
Fail to connect DVR through network
Possible reasons:
1、check the physical network connection is correct.
2、check the DVR network configuration parameters.
3、check whether IP conflicts exist in network.
Download records can’t be played
Possible reasons:
1 、Player installation error.
2 、The USB or HDD device has an error.
3 、Do not install graphic software later than DX8.1.
Internet Explore Crash
Possible reasons:
Close IE explore, enter into the tool bar
FCC Warning
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Note 1: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Note 2: 1.Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
2. The minimum separation generally be used is at least 20 cm.
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