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SNR-73200WN

NETWORK VIDEO RECORDER

User Manual

2_ Overview of NVR

Overview of NVR

CONTENTS

OVERVIEW OF NVR

2 Contents

3 Safety Instruction

4 Front Panel

5 Rear Panel

6 Remote Controller

7 Install Hard Drive

8 Connect external equipment

8 Connect NVR

NVR BOOT UP

9 System Initialization

9 Startup Wizard

12 Registering with DDNS

13 Main Interface

NVR MENU

15 Popup Menu

16 Main Menu Guide

17 Main Menu

34 Menu Lock

34 Split Mode

34 Record Search

34 Start Sequence

WEB APPLICATION MANAGER

35 System Environment Requirements

38 Web Application Manager Login

38 Live Interface

MOBILE APP

48 Android Phones/Tablets

49 iPhone/iPad

APPENDIX

50 Troubleshooting

52 Specifications

55 Dimension

56 Open Source Announcement

SAFETY INSTRUCTION

Please carefully read the following safety instruction so as to avoid personal injuries and prevent the equipment and other connection

devices from being damaged.

1. Please use the power supply enclosed or specified by the manufacturer.

Never operate the equipment by using unspecified power supply.

2. Never push objects of any kind through openings of NVR so as to avoid electric shock or other accidents.

3. Do not put the equipment in a dusty location.

4. Do not place the equipment under the rain or humid environment like the basement.

If the equipment is accidentally in contact with water, please unplug the power cable and immediately contact technical

support.

5. Keep the surface of the equipment clean and dry.

Use a soft damp cloth to clean the outer case of the NVR. (Do not use liquid aerosol cleaners.)

6. Do not operate if any problems are found.

If there is a strange smell or sound from the NVR, unplug the power cable and contact technical support.

7. Do not try to remove the NVR cover to avoid electrical shock.

8. Handle with care.

If NVR does not work properly, please contact technical support for repair or replacement.

9. Install and place the equipment in a well ventilated area. The NVR system includes a HDD, which produces large amount of

heat during operation. As a result, do not block the ventilation vents (on the top, bottom, sides and the back of the NVR).

10. The power adapter should only be connected to the NVR. Do not connect it to additional equipment or else the NVR may

restart repeatedly due to insufficient power.

11. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiator, stove, and other machinery or devices (including speakers) that

produce large amount of heat.

12. If the provided plug does not fit your outlet, please technical support for assistance.

13. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at the plug level and each ends of the

cord.

14. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

15. Only use the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the system.

When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart and the device to avoid injury from tip-over.

16. Unplug the device during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

17. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the device has been damaged in any way, such

as power-supply cord or plug is broken, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen onto the device, exposed to rain or

moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Standards Approvals

`Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void

the user's authority to operate the equipment.

`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.

`This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference

in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

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FRONT PANEL

NVR is short for Network Video Recorder.

Type Key or indicator Identification Functions

Status lamp

HDD indicator REC If the "Red" indicator flashes, the hard drive is being read or written to.

bNet indicator NET Display network connection and data transfer status.

cPower indicator PWR If the "Blue" indicator is on, NVR is getting power normally.

dIR port Receive IR signal from Remote Controller.

eUSB port USB USB USB port

Overview of NVR

4_ Overview of NVR

USB

REC NET PWR

a b c

d e

REAR PANEL

SNR-73200WN

Physical Interface Connection

aGround connection A terminal to connect a separate ground cable.

`Make sure to add a ground cable in order to use the equipment safely.

bAntenna Receive signal from wireless camera.

cWAN: (RJ45)

Network port Connect with WAN, Ethernet cable.

dVGA port Connect with VGA display devices, such as PC monitor.

eHDMI Connect with HDMI display devices, such as PC monitor.

fUSB port Connect with USB.

gPower port Connect with the power supply DC12V 2A, included with the device

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HDMI

VGA 12V

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRI SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN COVERS. NO USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT

EXPOSE UNITS NOT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED

FOR OUTDOOR USE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

WAN

ca d e f gb

REMOTE CONTROLLER

Operation of remote controller

`There is no function of Mute button.

`SNK-B73040BW is a 4 channel NVR. Please press 1 to 4 key to select channel.

Overview of NVR

6_ Overview of NVR

ALL

Multiple display mode

SEL

Select key/Edit key

Rewind key

Channel select Numeric key

Record key

Enter into record search menu/Play key

Enter into Main menu/Exit

SUBMENU

Go to Submenu

Up arrow key

Numeric key

Down arrow key

Forward key

Stop manual record; stop playing

Pause/Step forward key

Left/Right key; Decrease/Increase parameter value of

control bar.

INSTALL HARD DRIVE

`HDD is pre-installed. If you want to replace hard disk drive, please refer to the following instruction. Please do not remove the hard drive when NVR

is operating.

Installation of Hard Drive

1. Using a screwdriver, remove the screws from the side and back

panels.

2. Remove the top cover.

3. Connect data and power cables of hard drive to the motherboard.

Mount the hard drive by mounting it onto the rack and connecting

the power and data cables.

4. Multiple groups of screw mounting holes are provided on the

bottom of the NVR. Screw the hard drive in place according to the

size of your hard drive.

HDMI

VGA 12V

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRI SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN COVERS. NO USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT

EXPOSE UNITS NOT SPECIFICALL

Y DESIGNED

FOR OUTDOOR USE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

WAN

1 7

USB

REC NET PWR

USB

REC NET PWR

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● OVERVIEW OF NVR

HDMI

VGA 12V

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRI SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN COVERS. NO USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT

EXPOSE UNITS NOT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED

FOR OUTDOOR USE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

WAN

CONNECT EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT

Connect your monitor to the NVR using the VGA or HDMI video cable. Connect NVR to the power supply adapter provided. After all

connections are completed, plug the NVR in to perform function checks.

`The appearance of power adaptor differs depending on sales region.

CONNECT NVR

`Images may differ depending on the model.

`Camera’s shape can be different depending on AIO Kit you purchased.

Overview of NVR

8_ Overview of NVR

HDMI

VGA 12V

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRI SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN COVERS. NO USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT

EXPOSE UNITS NOT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED

FOR OUTDOOR USE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

WAN

HDMI

VGA 12V

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRI SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN COVERS. NO USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT

EXPOSE UNITS NOT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED

FOR OUTDOOR USE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

WAN

NVR Boot up

SYSTEM INITIALIZATION

After connecting the NVR power cable to wall outlet, the NVR system initializing

screen will appear.

`It may take 40 seconds to start up, and the screen may beep 5~6 times.

STARTUP WIZARD

After the NVR startup is complete, the startup wizard will display.

Wizard setting menu includes: Homepage, admin password setting, hard drive management, video recording schedule, basic

system configuration, network setup, e-mail and DDNS setting. You can click on "Don't show this window next time" if you do not

wish to have the wizard setting to appear next time.

1. Set Admin Password: Please create a user name and password for your

device. Password MUST be 8~13 characters long. When password is 8~9

characters long, it should be with at least a combination of letters, digits

and special symbols. If it is 10~13 characters long, it should be with at

least a combination of two types of characters. 4 or more contiguous or

repeated characters or key arrangement are prohibited, for example 1111,

1234, abcd, qwerty.

Use Virtual Keyboard

Virtual keyboard window will be displayed for input. Click on the desired characters to apply them. Press <Shift> to switch to

input of upper-case letters.

Press <Shift> again to switch to input of special characters. The virtual keyboard is used in the same way as with physical

keyboard.

For input of password, use letters and special characters other than <\> and <">.

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2. Hard Drive Management: Any new disk connected must be formatted before

use. Click on "Select" to highlight the hard drive to be formatted. Click on

"Format HDD" and the user login box will appear. Enter the password to log

in. Click on "OK" to format the disk when the "Entire Data Will Be Erased.

Do You Want To Continue?" dialog box appears. Formatting process is

complete when the progress bar is full.

3. Video Recording Schedule: Select the channel and the date to be set. One

week's schedule can be set.

The record schedule of the current channel can be copied to any other

channel or all channels.

`In the Record menu and Record Search menu, when no colors are presented, it means

there are no recordings during that time.

`"Green" stands for normal record and "yellow" stands for motion record.

4. General System Configuration: Set the date, time, date format, time format,

language, video format and menu timeouts.

5. Network Configuration (DHCP): In DHCP mode the router will automatically

assign an IP address to NVR. If the NVR fails to obtain an IP address, refer

to the NVR Router Guide. If the problem still cannot be resolved, contact

technical support.

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10_ NVR Boot up

6. Email Configuration: Receive or Send NVR alarm email and set parameters

like email address, Encryption, email enable, and interval.

• Encryption: Disable, SSL, TLS and Auto optional. Auto means it can

detect the encryption type automatically. It is recommended to set the

encryption type as Auto.

• SMTP Port: Mail sending port used by SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer

Protocol). Server is generally Port 25, or Port 465 when SSL is used by

Gmail.

• SMTP Server: Enter the address of the server for the mailbox in use.

• User Name: Enter a server to connect to. For example, email "aaa@gmail.

com" should correspond to server "smtp.gmail.com"

• Password: Enter the password of the SMTP server user.

• Sender address: Enter sender's mail address, which must correspond to the server used.

For example, mailbox "aaa@gmail.com" should correspond to server "smtp.gmail.com".

• Receiver 1/2/3: Recipient's mail address, used to receive alarm image and message from NVR side. If system alarms

continually and sends Email images frequently, save the images to another location or remove them, so as to avoid

excessive space occupation and thereby affect your normal use of mailbox.

• Interval: A mail will be sent every three minutes by default. If the time interval for mail notification is set too short, email

server may deem mails as junk mails, so they cannot be transferred normally.

7. DDNS SETTING. User may set DDNS under network type of PPPoE/Static/

DHCP after applying dynamic domain service. User may remotely access NVR

through domain by using browser in the form of http://applied domain: mapped

HTTP port number when using DDNS domain name to access NVR.

• Server address: Select dynamic domain name server provider. Available

domain name servers (HANWHA-SECURITY, DDNS_3322, DYNDNS, NO_IP,

CHANGEIP, DNSEXIT)

• Domain: dynamic domain name of the host obtained from dynamic domain

name service provider upon registration, for example, NVR2016.no-ip.org

• User Name: The user name registered upon application for dynamic domain

name.

• Password: The password set upon registration.

• Click on "Test DDNS". If connection succeeds, it will be indicated that "DDNS Test is Successful!"

Perform remote access to NVR by using dynamic domain name, for example, http://ddns.hanwha-security.com/snb5000:

HTTP port number (e.g. 19010)

8. Click on "Save" to finish setting of startup wizard.

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REGISTERING WITH DDNS

To register your product with the Wisenet DDNS

1. Visit the Wisenet DDNS web site (http://ddns.hanwha-security.com) and

2. From the top menu bar, select <MY DDNS>.

3. Click the [Register Product] tab.

4. Enter the product ID.

5. Select a <Type> and specify the <Model>.

6. Specify the product location with a description if necessary.

7. Click [Product Registration].

The product will be added to the product list that you can check.

NVR Boot up

12_ NVR Boot up

MAIN INTERFACE

In real-time preview mode: right click on any area to access the desired menu. Right click on it to open a context menu, whose menu

items may vary depending on the specific condition, such as sign-in, sign-out, split screen mode and various operation conditions.

Left click on any channel to access shortcut menu, where operations such as image capture, recording and image zoom-in are

available.

The video recording marks are as shown below:

means common Recording.

means Motion detection recording.

means Motion detection without recording.

Component Name Function

aChannel Name Display channel name

bDate & Time Display current date and time

cThe signal icon The level of the signal, strong or weak.

dVideo Loss Wireless Camera is off-line.

eImage Capture Make a snapshot of current video

fManual Recording Enable or disable manual recording

gQuick Playback Make playback of the last 5 minutes of the video

hElectronic Zoom-In Hold and drag mouse cursor to select a frame of current video to zoom in.

iChannel Color Setting Set hue, brightness, contrast and saturation of current channel.

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k l m n o p q

a b c

e g i

f h j

Component Name Function

jPair Do the pairing of camera and NVR.

kMain Menu Access the main menu

lLock Sign out or access sign-in page.

m4-Channel Layout Display four channels of video.

nPreview Policy

Realtime: There is no delay of video, but it is not that smooth.

Smooth:There may be some delay of video, but it is smooth.

Balanced: Take both realtime and smooth into consideration at the same time.

oStart SEQ Press this button to switch the screen mode in sequence.

pPlayback Access video retrieval page.

qInformation System Information.

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14_ NVR Boot up

NVR Menu

POPUP MENU

After finishing system initialization, right click the mouse on preview interface or slide the mouse to the bottom of screen to enter into

Pop-up Menu. Now you could perform parameter setting and operate on Main Menu, Multi-screen, Record Search, Sequence and

Brightness settings.

The options in the pop-up menu may vary slightly according to different parameter settings and application environment. The options

in the menu will be explained in detail in the following chapters.

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MAIN MENU GUIDE

Parameter

Record Search

Device

System

Advanced

Shutdown

Display

Record

Capture

Network

Alarm

HDD

General

Events

Picture

General

Users

Log

Info

Events

Maintain

Wireless Camera

Output

Privacy Zone

Network

Email Schedule

DDNS

RTSP

FTP

Motion

General

DST

NTP

Info

Capture

Capture Schedule

Record

Record Schedule

Main Menu

NVR Menu

16_ NVR Menu

MAIN MENU

On LIVE mode, click the mouse button, or [Menu] button on the remote controller, or click [ ] icon on the toolbar to enter the main

menu screen.

If system interface is locked, refer to page 34 to unlock by entering your password.

In Main Menu mode, you can make settings for Parameter, Record Search, Device, System, Advanced and Shutdown.

Parameter

Wireless Camera

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Display" ; "Wireless Camera" to enter into the following menu.

• Channel: Channel of wireless camera.

• Camera Version: Camera firmware Version

• Pair: Click the channel button to do pairing.

• Wireless Band Selection: Auto or Manual optional. Auto is recommended.

• Wireless Version: Wireless firmware version.

• Wireless MAC Address: Wireless MAC Address.

• Color: Click "Setup" to access the color settings.

`Only the user admin can see Wireless Camera menu.

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Output

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Display" ; "Output" to enter into the interface.

• Video Output: Live Output

• Sequence Mode: Layout1

• SEQ Time: Sequence time is set 5 seconds by default. User may set it as

required up to 300 seconds

• VGA/HDMI Resolution: For VGA output or HDMI output, the optional

resolution includes 1024×768, 1280×1024, 1440×900, 1280×720,

1920×1080

• Transparency: Adjust menu transparency in the range of 0-128.

• Support Underscan: Support HDMI underscan.

Privacy Zone on Live Video

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Display" ; "Privacy Zone".

Privacy Zone is to block certain area(s) in the camera's field of view on live video of selected channel.

1. Select the number of the zone(s) to be blocked (maximum of 4 zones can

be set for single channel)

2. Click "Setup" to adjust the position of the zone.

3. After finish setting, right click the mouse to return to the "Privacy Zone"

page.

4. Click "Save" to save the setting.

NVR Menu

18_ NVR Menu

Record

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Record" ; "Record" to enter into the interface.

• Channel: Set the desired channel in the drop-down menu

• Record Switch: Enable/disable record

• PreRecord: Enable to pre-record motion detection record.

Record Schedule

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Record" ; "Record Schedule" to enter recording schedule for the NVR.

Schedule interface

Select the channel and the date to be set.

One week's schedule can be set.

The record schedule of the current channel can be copied to any other channel

or all channels.

`In the Record menu and Record Search menu, when no colors are presented, it means

there are no recordings during that time;

`“Green” stands for normal record and “yellow” stands for motion record.

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Capture

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Capture".

• Channel: Select capture channel

• Auto Capture: Enable/Disable auto capture.

• Normal lnterval: 6s / 10s / 30s / 1min / 10min / 30min / 1h

• Alarm lnterval: 6s / 10s / 30s / 1min / 10min / 30min / 1h

• Manual Capture: Enable/Disable manual capture

`You can click on the icon [ ] in the live window to manually capture the image

with your mouse.

Capture Schedule

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Capture Schedule".

• Normal: Conventional capture setting

• Motion: Motion detect capture setting

NVR Menu

20_ NVR Menu

Network

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Network" ; "Network" to enter the interface.

Select the network connection option (PPPoE, DHCP, Static) to set the port. User can view and do the recording, playback or

backup of the video remotely.

Take DHCP as an example. In this mode, the router automatically assigns IP address for the NVR. After restarting the NVR or

DHCP server, the IP address obtained by the NVR may be different. As a result, you need to check the IP address and port

numbers before remote access to the NVR every time. The operation procedure is as follows:

1. Select DHCP, click Save and restart the NVR. Input Client Port and HTTP

Port (the two ports must be different).

2. Remotely visit the NVR by using IP address plus HTTP port through web

browsers.

http://Public network IP: HTTP port number (such as 00080)

http:// Intranet IP: HTTP port number (such as 00080) (Only available in the

same LAN)

For PPPoE, Static and DHCP, after setting the IP address for the NVR, the

extranet port shall be mapped in the router before visiting NVR through public

network.

`Save the setting to apply the changes made. If there are multiple NVRs in a LAN, make

sure their MAC addresses are different.

E-mail

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Network" ; "Email" to enter into the menu interface. Receive or Send NVR alarm Email

and set parameters like Email address, SSL, Email Enable, and Interval.

• Encryption: Disable, SSL, TLS and Auto optional. Auto means it can detect

the encryption type automatically. It is recommended to set the encryption

type as Auto.

• SMTP Port: Mail sending port used by SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol).

Server is generally Port 25 or Port 465 when SSL is used by Gmail.

• SMTP Server: Enter the address of the server for the mailbox in use.

• User Name: Enter a server to connect to. For example, email "aaa@gmail.

com" should correspond to server "smtp.gmail.com"

• Password: Enter the password of the SMTP server user.

• Sender address: Sender's mail address, which must correspond to the

server used. For example, mailbox "aaa@gmail.com" should correspond to

server "smtp.gmail.com".

• Receiver 1/2/3: Recipient's mail address, used to receive alarm image and message from NVR side. If system alarms

continually and sends email images frequently, save the images to another location or remove them, so as to avoid excessive

space occupation and thereby affect your normal use of mailbox.

• Time interval: A mail will be sent every three minutes by default. If the time interval for mail notification is set too short, email

server may deem mails as junk mails, so they cannot be transferred normally.

Mailbox Setting:

For example, if you are using Gmail, sign in to the GMAIL mailbox. https://mail.google.com

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Click on "settings--Forwarding and POP/IMAP"

Click on "Enable IMAP--Save Changes"

E-mail Schedule

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Network" ; "E-mail Schedule" to make

Email schedule.

Select the channel and the date to be set.

One week's schedule can be set.

The record schedule of the current channel can be copied to any other channel

or all channels.

`Green stands for Motion: Email will be sent in case of object motion;

`Red stands for System: Email will be sent in case of System, e.g. No Space on Disk,

Disk Error, Video loss, etc.

DDNS

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Network" ; "DDNS" to enter into the

menu interface.

User may set DDNS in any one of the above 3 network connection types after

applying dynamic domain service. User may remotely access the NVR through

domain by using browser in the form of http://applied domain: mapped HTTP

port number. When using DDNS domain name to access the NVR, user must

confirm that the port can be normally connected to current IP on the public

network and the settings for server address/host name/user/password/setting

should be consistent with the NVR local setting.

• Server address: Select dynamic domain name server provider. Available

domain name servers (HANWHA-SECURITY, DDNS_3322, DYNDNS, NO_IP,

CHANGEIP, DNSEXIT)

• Domain: dynamic domain name of the host obtained from dynamic domain name service provider upon registration, for

example, http://ddns.hanwha-security.com/snb5000

• User Name: The user name registered upon application for dynamic domain name.

• Password: The password set upon registration.

Click on "Test DDNS". If connection succeeds, it will be indicated that "DDNS Test is Successful!"

Perform remote access to the NVR by using dynamic domain name, for example, http://ddns.hanwha-security.com/

snb5000:HTTP port number (e.g. 19010)

`For details on registering with DDNS, please refer to P12.

NVR Menu

22_ NVR Menu

RTSP

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Network" ; "RTSP"

Set User Name and Password to view video by PC software VLC.

• RTSP Enable: Enable/Disable

• Verify: Enable/Disable

• RTSP Port: 00054

• RTSP User Name: admin

• RTSP Password: 111111

• Analog Channel: rtsp://IP:Port/chA/B

• A: 01(ch1), 02(ch2)

• B: 0(main stream), 1(sub stream)

Follow the instruction to input IP and port to preview video.

FTP

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Network" ; "FTP"

Set IP, User Name and Password to view the captured image in the server.

• FTP Enable: Enable/Disable

• Server IP: Server IP address

• Port: Port

• User Name: User Name

• Password: User password

• Directory Name: Directory name

`It is recommended to use FTP Win8, Win10 not support with open source free of

charge. Use of other FTP software may cause image distortion.

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Motion

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter" ; "Alarm" ; "Motion" to enter into the interface.

• Channel: Select Channel.

• Sensitivity: Support 1-8 level, 8 is the highest level.

• Buzzer: When detecting object moving, buzzer makes alarms (disable, 10

seconds, 20 seconds, 40 seconds and 60 seconds).

• Show Message: Messages will be displayed on the screen when moving

object is detected and alarms are made.

• Send Email: When moving object is detected, send Email to the specified

Email address.

• Full Screen: When moving object is detected, messages will be displayed in

full screen.

• Post Recording: After the alarm finishes, the duration time of the alarm

recording can be set as 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes and 5 minutes.

• Area: Click it to enter into the interface to set the motion detection area to be

monitored intensively.

A single channel is divided into 6x8 configurable grids. The red grids indicate

that the motion detection in the area is enabled, white semitransparent ones

indicate that the motion detection in the area is disabled. After setting is

completed, right click the mouse button to return and click Save to make the

parameter setting effective.

• Record Channel: When object motion is detected, the record channel

setting will be activated.

Alarm Type Functions & Descriptions

Video Loss When the NVR fails to receive video signals due to some problems (camera damage, line dropout or damage, power

failure), the alarm will appear.

Motion Detection

When camera detects object moving, alarm will be activated. Sensitivity is subject to the actual application environment

test. Sensitivity is adjusted according to the sensitivity of moving object detection and parameters are modified by

combining the area setting.

HDD Status Alarm will appear when the HDD does not work due to damage, power failure, HDD auto-overwrite off and insufficient

space.

NVR Menu

24_ NVR Menu

Record Search

General

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Record Search" ; "Record Search" to enter into the interface.

• Channel: Select the channel you want to search.

• Type: Select the type the playback record. There are three options: All,

Normal and Motion.

• Start Time/End Time: Select the specific period of time. The default setting

is from 0:00 to 24:00.

• Playback Channel: Click a date and select corresponding channel in

Playback Channel.

The selected channels must not be more than 16.

• Playback: Select the desired year and month and click "Search". If there

are any records, a yellow corner mark which shows the recording at specific

date will appear at the down-right corner of the date sheet. Select the date

checkbox and select playback channel and click Playback to enter into the

interface.

• Playback interface: You can use the Playback Control bar to operate the

Fast Forward (X2, X4, X8 and X16), Rewind (X2, X4, X8 and X16), Slow play

(1/2, 1/4, 1/8 and 1/16 speed), Play, Pause/Frame. You can click or drag the

volume control bar to adjust volume. When playback ends, NVR will remain in

the playback interface.

Time Axis setup, file clip and zoom in/out

The NVR supports the processing control bar function when playing back record files.

• Time Axis zoom: Default value is 24hours. Allow user to select 2 hours, 1

hour, 30 minutes or user-defined.

• Detailed Operation

Fixed time axis: If you select [ ] option, that means the processing control

bar covers two hour of video content. The time range refers to 1 hour before

and after the middle point. Record clip and backup function and playback

zoom in/out function.

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• Clip and backup: When it is under single channel playback, the [ ] icon

will appear in the Play Control bar. Click the icon to start video clip function,

click the icon again to end the function and pop up the dialog. Now, you may

save the clipped video file.

• Zoom out: When it is under single channel playback, the [ ] icon will

appear in the Play Control bar. Click the icon to zoom in certain area of the

playback screen and right click mouse to return the Playback page.

Events

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Record Search" ; "Events" to enter into the interface.

In this page, user may search details by date, time, channel and record type. The relevant operations are as follows:

Previous page : Click the button to go to previous page when viewing

events (except the first page). When viewing the first page, click this button to

display the event list in the first page.

Next page : Click the button to go to next page when viewing events (except

the last page). When viewing the last page, click this button to display the event

list in the last page.

Jump : Input the desired record event page in the input box and click

arrow button to jump to the input page.

Two types of backup: Quick Backup and Backup

If you want to back up a record in the detailed file list, you may check the

checkbox at the left of the record ("√" means it has been selected) and click

"Backup" to enter into "Select backup type" (Make sure USB flash drive or

other portable storage device are connected).

If you want to back up with USB, select USB and click OK to start processing

and you will see the backup progress.

After backup finishes, message Backup Finishes will appear at down-right

corner.

`Before backup, connect devices for backup (USB flash drive or other mobile storage

devices with USB interface)

26_ NVR Menu

NVR

Play Backup Files

1. Copy backup files to the computer.

2. Open SVideo player and click [ + ] or [ ].

For example, if you want to choose *.264, *.avi, *.mp4, add backup file and

select a file to play.

Play: Click to play file

Pause: Click to pause.

Stop: Click to stop playback.

Frame Forward: step forward by frame

Slow Play: Click to play at 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 speed.

Fast forward: Click to play at 16x, 8x, 4x, 2x speed.

Open file/Open Directory

Expand/pack up the list.

Screenshot: Save path: C:\Users\Administrator\SVideoPlayer\picture

Cut: Save path: C:\Users\Administrator\SVideoPlayer\video

Full screen display

Never on top

Always on top

On top during playing

Window Division

1/4/9/16 channels optional.

Add folder or file.

Playback mode, Single, Order, Repeat one, Repeat ALL are optional

Delete all files in the list.

Search File

Language/Settings

Basic Settings: Set on-top mode

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Capture Settings: Set the path to save image

`It is recommended to use SVideo Player contained in compact disk for playback. Use of any other player may cause compatibility problem.

Picture

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Parameter"

Support search picture for 5000pcs each time. If the picture number greater than this value, please adjust the date (time) of the

current search and search again.

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Record Search" ; "Picture" to enter into the interface.

In this page, user may search details by date, time, channel and record type. The relevant operations are as follows:

Previous page: Click the button to go to previous page when viewing

events (except the first page). When viewing the first page, click this button to

display the event list in the first page.

Next page: Click the button to go to next page when viewing events

(except the last page). When viewing the last page, click this button to display

the event list in the last page.

Jump: Input the desired record event page in the input box and click

arrow button to jump to the input page.

Two types of backup: Quick Backup and Backup

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NVR

Device

HDD

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Device" ; "HDD" to enter into the interface.

When HDD is connected, the system will automatically detect if the HDD is OK or not; if the HDD needs to be formatted, select

the HDD and format it. If the system detects the HDD is OK, the HDD status will be shown as "OK".

• No.: Number of HDD connected to system.

• State: It shows the current status of the HDD. It will be available only when

the HDD is "OK".

• Free/Total Space: Remaining or total space of the HDD

• Free Time: Remaining time for the HDD recording according to current

setting for "Resolution", "Encoding Rate" and "Frame Rate" of image.

• Auto-overwrite: When set to ENABLE and the hard drive is full, the NVR will

overwrite the oldest files on the hard drive. When set to DISABLE and the

hard drive is full, the NVR will stop recording.

• Format HDD: Format HDD for the first use.

`Recording can only be performed when the HDD is in "OK" state.

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System

General

Go to "Main Menu" ; "System" ; "General" ; "General" to enter into the interface.

User may set Date, Time, Date Format, Time Format, Language, Video Format,

Menu Timeouts and Show Wizard on this page.

DST

Go to "Main Menu" ; "System" ; "General" ; "DST".

Enter into the interface to set DST, Time Offset, Start Time and End Time.

30_ NVR Menu

NVR

NTP

Go to "Main Menu" ; "System" ; "General" ; "NTP".

• NTP service: Enable/Disable NTP function.

• Server Address: Select NTP server (time.windows.com, time.nist.gov, pool.

ntp.org).

• Time Zone: Corresponding time zones for various nations or regions.

• Update Time: Enable NTP function and save parameters and click Update

Time to calibrate the system time.

`When NTP function is set to "Enable", system will calibrate the system time at every

00:07:50 and every start-up.

Users

Go to "Main Menu" ; "System" ; "Users" to enter into the User interface.

It supports up to seven users, including one administrator and six users. Click

[Edit] button to enter into the [User Edit] interface to input user name and

password.

User Name consists of 8 characters. Password MUST be 8~13 characters

long. When password is 8~9 characters long, it should be withat least a

combination of letters, digits and special symbols. If it is 10~13 characters

long, it should be with at least a combination of two types of characters. 4 or

more contiguous or repeated characters or key arrangement are prohibited, for

example 1111, 1234, abcd, qwerty.

Set user password. Administer is authorized to set user common user"s

authority.

• Log Search: Allow you check all the system logs.

• Parameter: Allow you set all the parameters.

• Maintain: Allow you to update firmware, reboot and shutdown the NVR.

• Disk Management: Allow you manage and control the HDD.

• Remote Login: Allow you remotely login NVR.

• SEQ Control: Allow you sequence live screens for all the channels.

• Manual Record: Allow you manually start/stop record.

• Manual Capture: Allow you to manually take a snapshot

• Backup: Tick-select the ENABLE "√" option and select channel for backup,

the user is allowed to back up the record in the selected channel.

• Live: Tick-select the ENABLE "√" option and select a channel and the user

is allowed to view all the live images in the selected channel.

• Playback: Tick-select the ENABLE "√" option of Playback and the common user is allowed to playback the selected record in

the channel.

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User Edit

User may enable or disable the function or set password.

Info

Go to "Main Menu" ; "System" ; "Info" to enter into the interface.

Log

Go to "Main Menu" ; "System" ; "Log".

User may search log information in different period of time. Click "Backup" to

save all the log information.

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NVR

Advanced

Maintain

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Advanced" ; "Maintain" to enter into the interface.

• Default User: Set a user as default user or turn default user off.

• Auto Reboot: Enable the auto maintenance function to reboot system

regularly at every day/week/month. When Auto Reboot is enabled, NVR

should be in the main interface and no user operation.

• Update: Click Update to enter the Device interface and select the updating

file in USB to execute.

• Load Default: If [Load Default] is selected, you can initialize the system to

the ex-factory default. Click "Load Default" and select items to be restored.

You can restore the color settings, motion detection on/off, motion detection

sensitivity and motion detection area of wireless camera to ex-factory default.

• Load Settings: Load parameters in the removable storage device to NVR.

• Save Settings: Save the set parameters of user's NVR to the removable

storage device.

• Camera Upgrade: Click to do firmware upgrade of Wireless Camera.

`Do not take out the USB memory or cut off the power during upgrading. When the update is done, system will be automatically restarted. After

about 5 minutes, the upgrading will be finished. It is recommended to load ex-factory default after upgrading. The auto maintain function can be

effective only when NVR returns back to Preview mode with no any operation within the set auto maintain time.

Events

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Advance" ; "Events" to enter into the interface.

• Event Type: Support three abnormal types: Disk Full, Disk Error and Video

Loss.

• Enable: Active alarms for abnormal situations.

• Show Message: You can set show message on the screen when alarm is

detected.

• Buzzer: How long the buzzer will sound (10s, 20s, 40s, 60s).

• Send Email: Select to send Email to specified Email address when abnormal

events appear.

Shutdown

Go to "Main Menu" ; "Shutdown" to enter into the interface.

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MENU LOCK

In consideration of system safety, user may click the icon [ ] on the toolbar when

he leaves away from NVR and the system interface will be locked. User has to input

Device ID, User Name and Password on the login interface to unlock. In case that

the password is forgotten, contact the technical personnel.

`Administrator has all authorization of menu operation and users have limitations for

authorization and have to get authorization from administrator.

SPLIT MODE

There are many display modes in video channel, including single channel display, SEQ display and split mode.

RECORD SEARCH

Click [ ] icon on the toolbar to enter into the Record Search interface to search and playback. Refer to former section for specific

operating method.

START SEQUENCE

After set channel sequence time, click Start Sequence icon [ ] on the toolbar to start sequence.

34_ NVR Menu

NVR

SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS

The minimum requirements for hardware and OS required to run Web Application are given below.

Minimum Recommended

CPU Intel i3 Intel i7 or higher

RAM 4GB or more 8GB or more

Hard Drive 500GB or more 1000GB or more

Display RAM 2GB or more 4GB or more

Display Resolution 1280*1024 1920*1080

Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, Windows® 10

Mac OS X® 10.12.2 and above

Microsoft Internet Explorer (Ver. 11, 10, 9, 8), Mozilla Firefox43.0.4 or above

Safari®10.0 and above

DirectX DirectX 11

Direct3D Acceleration Function

Ethernet Adapter 10/100M Ethernet Adapter

IE Microsoft Internet Explorer (Ver. 11, 10, 9, 8)

Web Plugin Download and Installation

If your computer system is Windows 7, you may need to setup the user authority for remote control, or you may be unable to

backup or record.

Vista System: Start ; Setup ; Control Panel. Set user authority in control panel as the following picutre. Remove the Tick "√" in

front of the option "Use UAC to help protect your computer" and confirm OK.

WIN7

Vista

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Web Application Manager

`If the Web plugins is not downloaded successfully, please check if your browser's safety

level or firewall setting is set too high. Please open IE browser ; [Menu Bar] Tools ;

Internet options ; Security ; Internet ; Custom level ; Enable the options.

Download and installation of plugin for IE

Enter IP address of NVR in address bar of IE, for example,

http://192.168.2.173:80

Click on "Download", and then click on "Run" in being Downloaded File -

Security Warning box"

Click on "Install" in the dialog box "Setup-Web Plugin".

Web Application Manager

36_ Web Application Manager

Shut down IE browser and restart it, and then enter IP address of NVR in

address bar to access login page.

Download and installation of plugin for Mac SAFARI

Enter IP address of NVR in address bar of Mac SAFARI, for example,

http://192.168.2.173:80, and click on "download" to download the plugin.

Locate the downloaded plugin "WirelessPlugin.dmg" and double click on it

Install the plugin by double clicking on "WirelessPlugin.pkg".

Click on "Continue" > "Install". Enter user name and password for login to Apple computer. Click on "Install" > "Shut down" to

finish installation.

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Shut down Mac SAFARI browser and restart it, and then enter IP address of

NVR in address bar to access login page.

`The above instruction is to install the initial plug in. You can use the same plugin for IE

and Firefox. If plugin for windows OS was installed on IE, Firefox once, you can use IE

which needs to be run as administrator, Firefox to log in to NVR.

When you download and install plugin on Firefox, please close Firefox when it

is prompted to. After installation is finished, you can restart Firefox to log in to

the NVR.

When you do a firmware upgrade, please close the browsers in order to have the new plug in replace the old one. Depending

on your situation, the plugin may not be work on your browser. In this case, please install the plugin unavailable on the CD

provided. (Web_plugin_Windows_YYYY_MM_DD.exe for Windows system, and SurveillanceClient_Mac_YYYY_MM_DD.dmg

for Mac).

WEB APPLICATION MANAGER LOGIN

After web plugins installation, please input user name and password, select Main

Stream or Sub Stream (In general, select main stream for intranet and sub stream

for extranet), and input HTTP port number. There is an option for opening all channel

preview, select it to open all live pictures. Press Login to log in client and remotely

visit NVR. The default password is blank and administer is authorized to modify

the password. Set password as per introductions of user management in system

setting.

After successfully log in, it will enter the real-time monitoring interface and connect

video automatically.

LIVE INTERFACE

Web Application Manager

38_ Web Application Manager

Menu Bar

Menu Bar: Live, Playback, Remote Setting, Local Setting and Logout.

Live Display Video Control

Log in the Web Application Manager, system will be defaulted to enter into <Live> interface. You can click [Play] button to Open/

close live images, on-spot record, capture, and many live display modes.

Buttons on a single live interface

: Open or close the images on Live window.

: Bitrate: Mainstream or Substream optional.

: Display mode: Single channel or quad view optional.

: Open the video on Live window.

: Close all the Live channels

: Original proportions.

: Stretch.

: Click to maximize the current window to full screen. Right click to popup menu option and select Exit Full Screen.

: Record switch: the remote record switch of client. Record will be automatically saved to a specified position on PC after

the function is enabled.

: Snapshot: Capture the selected live image and save it to a specified position on PC. The image is saved as *.bmp format.

: Digital ZOOM.

Video Control

Hue: Adjust the chromaticity of video

Bright: Adjust the brightness of video

Contrast: Adjust the contrast of video

Saturation: Adjust the saturation of video

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Playback

Click [ ] to enter into Playback interface to remotely view the records in

NVR HDD.

It supports 1 to 4 channel record playback.

Record Search

Record playback procedure

Firstly, select the date you want to check and tick 1 to 4 channels. Any record

files in current channel at current date will be displayed in the status bar of the

interface.

Secondly, select record type (Normal record, Motion and All) and channels, and

then click [ ], and time axis panel will display specific time quantum.

On the time axis, red part stands for Motion, yellow stands for normal record

and original part stands for no record during this period.

Before playback, choose to enable playback 4 channels synchronously.

If you tick-select [ ], that means the selected channel will

playback synchronously; otherwise, you could separately control the channels

playback.

Thirdly, start playback

Click [ ] to start record playback. When mouse curse is moving on the time axis, the time point of current position will be

displayed on the time axis screen. Click to locate the record.

Click the icon [ ] or [ ] to zoom in/out the time bar display ratio.

Web Application Manager

40_ Web Application Manager

Playback Control

Playback control bar

Detailed brief description is shown as below:

Key Description Key Description

Play Slow playing x1/2,1/4, 1/8, Fast Forward

x1/2/4/8

Pause Open all the playback channels

Stop Stop playing all the playback

Frame by frame Digital ZOOM

Record Clip Original proportions

Image Snapshot Stretch

Download Full Screen

Record file clip

After opening playback, click [ ] icon to clip the selected file; and click again to stop the clip function. Then playback clip is

successfully done. Record clip file can be saved as H.264, AVI or MP4. H.264 is set as default.

Snapshot function

Move the mouse curse to the channel you want to capture, and click [ ]

icon to capture the live images remotely. After capturing the images

successfully, a path prompt box will be popped up.

The captured file will be saved as .bmp format.

Record file download

Click download icon [ ] on the control bar to display all the matched record

file according to the search conditions of channels.

Tick-select the record file you want to download and click [Start download].

System will download the record file in sequence and save to local PC. The

downloading file will be displayed in percentage form. After downloading

finishes, "Complete" will be displayed on the status bar.

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Remote Setting

Click Remote Setting to enter into the interface shown, including Record,Capture, Network, Alarm, Device, System and

Advance.

Record

Click <Record> option to unfold its sub-options: Record parameter and Schedule.

Record Parameters

The parameters should be consistent with NVR local setting.

Record Schedule

The parameters should be consistent with NVR local setting.

Green stands for Normal record; Yellow stands for Motion detection.

Capture

• Channel: Select channel.

• Auto Capture: Enable/Disable auto capture.

• Normal Interval: Select interval time of normal capture.

• Alarm Interval: Select interval time of alarm capture.

• Manual Capture: Enable/Disable manual capture.

Capture Schedule

• Channel: Select channel.

• Normal: Conventional capture setting.

• Motion: Motion detect capture setting.

Web Application Manager

42_ Web Application Manager

Network

Unfold <Network> to show its sub-options: Network, Email, DDNS and RTSP configuration.

LAN setting

NVR supports Static/DHCP/PPPoE modes. System default network type is

<DHCP>. User can set parameters as required. If you change Network type to

PPPoE, NVR will automatically restart to make the setting effective.

Email: Set NVR alarm Email configuration parameters, including Email address,

Encryption, Email Enable, and Interval etc. Detailed parameters should be

consistent with NVR local setting.

DDNS

DDNS: After user applies for DDNS service, you could enable <DDNS>

function under any one network type mode (Static, DHCP and PPPoE). And

you may remotely visit the NVR through domain name (http://domain name:

HTTP port No.). When visiting NVR by using DDNS, user should make sure

port and current IP can be normally connected in public network. Details

settings, including server address, host, user, and password, should be

consistent with NVR local setting.

Click on "Test DDNS". If connection succeeds, it will be indicated that "DDNS

Test is Successful!

RTSP

The relevant parameters should be consistent with NVR local setting.

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Alarm

Alarm setting includes Motion Detection Parameters.

Motion Detection

Configure Sensitivity, Alarm out, Alarm Record and Alarm Capture, etc. Detailed

setting should be consistent with NVR local setting.

Device

Click <Device> to unfold its sub-options: HDD

HDD

User may check HDD status of NVR and overwritten time. Detail setting should

be consistent with NVR local setting.

System

Click <System> option to unfold its sub-options: General, Users and Info.

General

User may check NVR language and video system and date format, menu

display time, DST and NTP parameters. Detailed setting should be consistent

with NVR local setting.

Web Application Manager

44_ Web Application Manager

Users

User may configure user name and password and detailed setting should be

consistent with NVR local setting.

Info

User may search device name, device number, device type, MAC address,

software version, IE version and hardware version of NVR.

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Advanced

Click Advance to unfold its sub-options: Firmware Update, Load default, Events and Maintain.

Firmware Update

User may remotely update NVR system.

Updating procedure

Firstly, select the update file path. The file format is *.sw.

Secondly, click "Start" to start updating. The updating progress can be seen on

the screen.

Load Default

User may remotely restore default parameters of NVR, with same setting

method as that of NVR.

Events

User may configure Event Type, Buzzer, Send Email, Show Message and other

parameters. Detailed setting should be consistent with NVR local setting.

Web Application Manager

46_ Web Application Manager

Maintain

Allow you remotely set auto maintain time for NVR. Detailed setting should be

consistent with NVR local setting.

Local Setting

User may set Record Path (save Live record and Playback clip file), Download

Path for remote file, Snapshot Path for captured pictures, Interval for switching

record files (Packaging time), and File type (h.264, AVI and MP4).

Logout

Click [ ] to log out and return to the login interface.

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ANDROID PHONES/TABLETS

1. Open Play Store to search WiseView and click "INSTALL" to install.

2. After installation, open WiseView and select "Device". Then click [ ] to add new device.

Scan QR code under Information page of system on local NVR. Then input client port, user name and password, and then

click Save to log in to the device.

Mobile App

48_ Mobile App

Mobile App

IPHONE/IPAD

1. Open App Store to search WiseView, and click icon [ ] to install.

2. Open WiseView, and go to Device. Click [ ] to add new device. Scan QR code under Information page of system on local

NVR. Then input client port, user name and password, and then click Save to log in to the device.

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Appendix

TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptom Countermeasures

What can I do if the system does not detect

the HDD?

•

Check if the power supply system is properly connected and data cord and power cables are securely

connected, and if something wrong with the HDD interface. Or you may check if your HDD is supported

by referring to the specifications or descriptions.

I have changed the password but forget

the new password, how can I access the

system?

•

If you forget system password, please consult with our technical personnel. We strongly suggest user to

set password easily to be remembered and relatively safe.

We see abnormal video signal or even no

video signal by connecting the NVR and

camera together. Power supply for both

devices is OK. What is wrong?

•

Check network cable on NVR side to see if the cable is firmly connected and if it is worn out and needs

to be replaced, or to check if NTSC or PAL is selected consistently.

How to prevent NVR from being influenced

by heat?

•

The NVR needs to dissipate heat while it is running. Please place the NVR in a place with good air

circulation and away from heat sources to ensure stability and life of the NVR.

The remote controller of NVR doesn't work

while the monitor screen is OK and panel

keys are functional. Why?

•

Operate again by aiming the remote controller at the IR receiver on front panel. If it still doesn't work,

please check if the batteries in the remote controller are dying. If not, check if the remote controller is

broken.

I want to take out HDD from my PC and

install it in NVR. Can it work?

•

All HDDs supported by the system can be used. But remember, once NVR runs, the data on your HDD

will be lost.

Can I playback while recording? •

Yes. The system supports the function of playing while recording.

Can I clear some records on HDD of NVR?•

In consideration of the file security, you may not clear part of records. If you want to remove all the

records, you can format HDD.

Why can't I log in NVR client? •

Please check if the network connection settings are correct and check if your account and password

are correctly input.

Why can't I find any records during playback? •

Please check if the data line connection for HDD is OK and system time is properly adjusted. Try a few

times and restart. If it still doesn't work, check if the HDD is broken.

Why doesn't dynamic detection work? •

Please check if the motion detection sensitivity level set is too low and motion detection area setting is

correct.

Why does buzzer keep alarming? •

Please check the alarm setting, check if motion detection function is enabled and object motion is

detected all the time. Besides, refer to corresponding HDD alarm setting.

Appendix

50_ Appendix

Usage Maintenance

1. To shut down NVR, please firstly shut down the system and then turn off the power. Do not turn off the power directly or

HDD data will be lost or damaged.

2. Please keep NVR away from heat sources or places.

3. Clean the internal dust regularly. Make sure the good ventilation of NVR so as to ensure the good heat dissipation.

4. Please do not hot plugging audio and video cables, otherwise the ports will be damaged.

5. Please check the HDD cable and data cable regularly to see if they are ageing.

6. Please prevent the audio and video signals of NVR from being intervened by other electronic devices, and prevent the HDD

from being damaged by static electricity and induced voltage.

If the network cable is frequently plugged, it is suggested to replace connecting line regularly, or the input signal may be

unstable.

7. This is A class product. it maybe bring wireless interference in life. Under this situation, it need user to make measures.

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SPECIFICATIONS

SNR-73200WN

Item Details

Description

Video

Inputs 4CH Wireless

Resolution 1,920x1,080 (Full HD)

Live

Frame rate Max 60fps@1080p

- Main stream : 15fps@1080p per channel

Resolution 1080p

Multi Screen display 1 / 4 / SEQ

Performance

Operating System

Embedded Linux

Installation wizard Support

Recording

Compression H.264

Recording bandwidth Up to 12Mbps (4ch simultaneously, Max 3Mbps per channel)

Record Rate Up to 60fps@1080p

Main stream : 15fps@1080p per channel

Mode Manual, Schedule (Continuous/Event), Event(Pre/Post)

Event Video Loss, Motion(Sensitivity Level 1~8)

Overwrite modes Off/On(Auto/1/3/7/14/30/90days)

Pre-alarm Min. 1sec

Post-Alarm Up to 5min (30 sec, 1/2/5min)

Search &

Playback

Playback bandwidth Up to 12Mbps (4ch simultaneosly, Max 3Mbps per channel))

Search mode Date/time, Event, Motion

Playback function

Fast forward / backward (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x)

Slow forward (1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x,1/16x)

Step Forward

Network (IPv4)

Transmission speed 60fps@1080p

Bandwidth 32Mbps

Live stream 60fps@1080p, 60fps@960x540

Max. Remote Users 10 (Max. bandwidth 32M)

Protocol support TCP/IP, UDP/IP, RTP(UDP), RTP(TCP), RTSP, NTP, HTTP, DHCP(Server, Client), SMTP, DNS, DDNS, uPnP

Monitoring Webviewer, Wiseview(TUTK P2P), HANWHA Client for PC(TUTK P2P)

Appendix

52_ Appendix

Item Details

Remote

Monitoring

Web / App viewer

Supported OS

- PC : Windows® Vista, Windows® 7, Windows® 10

Mac OS X® 10.12.2 or above

- Mobile : Android Ver4.4 or above

iOS® 7.0 or above

Supported Browser

Microsoft Internet Explorer (Ver. 11, 10, 9, 8),

Mozilla Firefox Ver 43.0.4 or higher, Safari®10.0 and above

Protocol support TCP/IP, UDP/IP, UDP, P2P

Transmission speed 60fps@1080p

Max. remote users 10 (Up to bandwidth 32M)

Storage

Internal HDD 1 SATA HDD (1TB) - 1 Bay

USB (Back-up) 2 USB Ports

File Format (Back-up) H.264, AVI, MP4

Security Password Protection 1 Admin, 6 Users

Interface

Monitors

VGA 1 VGA (1,024x768, 1,280x1,024, 1,280x720, 1,440x900, 1,920x1,080)

HDMI 1 HDMI (1,024x768, 1,280x1,024, 1,280x720, 1,440x900, 1,920x1,080)

Simulatneous Output VGA and HDMI

Alarm Remote notification Notification via e-mail

Connections

Ethernet 1 RJ45 10/100 Base-T

USB USB 2.0, 2 ports (Front/Rear)

Application Support Mouse, Remote control

General

Electrical

Input Voltage/Current 12V/2A DC Adaptor

Power consumption 10W

Environmental Operating Temperature/

Humidity 0°C~+40°C (32°F ~ 104°F) / 20% ~ 85%RH

Mechanical

Dimension (WxHxD) 300x208.2x48mm(11.81"x8.2"x1.89")

Weight (With hard disks) 1.43Kg prox.- 1TB hard drive pre-installed

OSD Lauguage English, French, Spanish, Portuguse, German

English _53

● APPENDIX

Item Details

Mechanical / Package information

Color / Material Black / Metal

Dimension (W x D x H) 300X219.7X52.5mm (11.8” x 8.65” x 2.07”)

Weight 1.43Kg prox.- 1TB hard drive pre-installed

Accessory

Printed material

Quick start guide - Eng / Fre / Spa / Por / Ger (5 in total)

Samsungsv.com insert

Package contents insert

Return notice insert

LAN cable 1 EA (1.5m)

HDMI cable 1 EA (1.8m)

Mouse 1 EA

Remote control 1 EA

Battery 2 EA (AAA size)

Power adatpter 1 EA for NVR

Quick start guide - Eng / Fre / Spa / Por / Ger (5 in total)

User manual - Eng / Fre / Spa / Por / Ger (5 in total)

Router guide - Eng / Fre / Spa / Por / Ger (5 in total)

HANWHA Client for windows (P2P support)

Appendix

54_ Appendix

DIMENSION

Unit: mm (inch)

English _55

● APPENDIX

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