Lorex Lh300 Series Users Manual

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1. All warnings and instructions in this manual should be followed.
2. Remove the plug from the outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid aerosol detergents. Use a water dampened cloth for cleaning.
3. Do not use this unit in humid or wet places.
4. Keep enough space around the unit for ventilation. Slots and openings in the storage cabinet should not be blocked.
5. During lightning storms, or when the unit is not used for a long time, disconnect the power supply, antenna, and cables to protect the unit from electrical surge.
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- 1. Recording capacity may vary based on recording resolution & quality, lighting conditions and movement in the scene.
- 2. Easily mounts to the back of an LCD monitor with VESA standard mounting holes and an independent stand (monitor not included). Requires clear access to the 100 x100 mm VESA mounting holes.
- 3. DVI output only on 8/16-channel Edge models and 4/8/16 Edge+ models; VGA output only on 4-channel Edge and Edge mini models.
- 4. DVI to HDMI converter cable required (not included).
- 5. Not included in Edge mini.
- 6. Not included in Edge mini. Flex IR and remote control sold separately.
- 7. Instant Mobile Viewing on Blackberry™, iPhone™ or Windows Mobile™ 6.0 and above: selectable one channel live viewing. Mobile ...
- 8. Requires a high speed internet connection and a router (not included).
- 1. USB port: Connect a USB flash drive for data backup and firmware updates (download from website).
- 2. Power Indicator: LED indicator for system power.
- 3. HDD Indicator: LED indicator for internal hard drive.
- 1. GND: Ground port.
- 2. DC 12V: Port for 12V DC, 2.5A power adapter (included).
- 3. VGA: Port to connect a VGA monitor (not included).
- 4. Audio In: Input ports for audio enabled cameras. Audio Out: Output for two audio channels.
- 5. Video In: BNC input ports for 4 BNC cameras.
- 6. USB Port: Port for a USB mouse.
- 7. LAN: Networking port for a 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 network cable (included).
- 8. Flex IR port :Port for the Flex-IR Extender (Flex-IR Extender optional, not included).
- 1. IR Receiver: Internal IR receiver for the remote control.
- 2. USB port: Connect a USB flash drive for data backup and firmware updates (download from website).
- 3. Power Indicator: LED indicator for system power. When system is powered on, LED is lit red.
- 4. HDD Indicator: LED indicator for internal hard drive. When in continuous recording mode, LED pulses red.
- 1. Exhaust slots: Slots to let heat escape from the internal hard drive. Do not block. Allow for proper ventilation.
- 2. DC 12V: Port for 12V DC 2.5 A power adapter (included).
- 3. Alarm I/O: Input/output port for alarm / relay (D-sub 9 connector required-not included).
- 4. Audio In: Input ports for audio enabled cameras.
- 5. Video In: BNC input ports for 4 BNC cameras.
- 6. USB Port: Port for a USB mouse.
- 7. LAN: Networking port for a 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 network cable (included).
- 8. VGA: Port to connect a VGA monitor (not included)
- 9. Audio Out: Output for two audio channels.
- 10. IR: Port for the Flex-IR Extender.
- 11. Ground Port
- 1. Video In: BNC input ports for 8 BNC cameras.
- 2. Audio In: Input ports for audio enabled cameras.
- 3. Alarm I/O: Input/output port for alarm / relay (D-sub 9 connector required-not included).
- 4. Audio Out: Output for two audio channels.
- 5. DVI: Port to connect a DVI monitor (not included).
- 6. LAN: Networking port for a 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 network cable (included).
- 7. IR: Port for the Flex-IR Extender.
- 8. USB Port: Port for a USB mouse.
- 9. DC 12V: Port for 12V DC 3 A power adapter (included).
- 10. Ground Port.
- 1. Video In: BNC input ports for 16 BNC cameras.
- 2. Audio In: Input ports for audio enabled cameras.
- 3. Alarm I/O: Input/output port for alarm / relay (D-sub 9 connector required-not included).
- 4. Audio Out: Output for two audio channels.
- 5. DVI: Port to connect a DVI monitor (not included).
- 6. LAN: Networking port for a 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 network cable (included).
- 7. IR: Port for the Flex-IR Extender.
- 8. USB Port: Port for a USB mouse.
- 9. DC 12V: Port for 12V DC 3 A power adapter (included).
- 10. Ground Port.
- 1. IR Receiver: Internal IR receiver for the remote control.
- 2. USB port: Connect a USB flash drive for data backup and firmware updates (download from website).
- 3. Power Indicator: LED indicator for system power. When system is powered on, LED is lit red.
- 4. HDD Indicator: LED indicator for internal hard drive. When in continuous recording mode, LED pulses red.
- 5. LIST: Opens the Event List menu.
- 6. OSD: Show/hide the on-screen display.
- 7. Primary Controls:
- . MENU: Opens the system main menu.
- . : Press to open the Split-Screen Selection menu (8 / 16-channel only). From full-screen single channel view, changes display view to Quad split-screen (4-channel model only)
- . p/CH+: Move cursor in menus up; Channel Up.
- . u/FWD: Move cursor in menus right; during playback, increase forward playback speed (5X, 15X, 60X).
- . t/REW: Move cursor in menus left; during playback, increase reverse playback speed (5X, 15X, 60X)
- . 4/;: Start/pause forward playback.
- . q/CH-: Move cursor in menus down; Channel down.
- . ESC: Go back / exit menus.
- . : Confirm menu selections. Press twice in live viewing to access system information.
  - 8. : While in Event List menu, press to delete a selected event (no confirm or undo).
- . : Increase the value of selected menu option.
- . : Decrease the value of selected menu option.
  - 1. DC 12V: Port for 12V DC, 2.5A power adapter (included).
  - 2. DVI: Port to connect a DVI monitor (not included).
  - 3. Audio In: Input ports for audio enabled cameras. Audio Out: Output for two audio channels.
  - 4. Alarm Block: Input/output port for alarm / relay devices (i.e. PTZ cameras and sensors, not included).
  - 5. Video In: BNC input ports for BNC cameras.
  - 6. USB Port: Port for a USB mouse.
  - 7. LAN: Networking port for a 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 network cable (included).
  - 8. IR: Port for the Flex-IR Extender.
  - 9. Ground Port.
  - 1. Video In: BNC input ports for BNC cameras.
  - 2. Audio In: Input ports for audio enabled cameras (not included). Audio Out: Output for two audio channels.
  - 3. Alarm Block: Input/output port for alarm / relay devices (i.e. PTZ cameras and sensors, not included).
  - 4. DVI: Port to connect a DVI monitor (not included).
  - 5. LAN: Networking port for a 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 network cable (included).
  - 6. IR: Port for the Flex-IR Extender.
  - 7. USB Port: Port for a USB mouse.
  - 8. DC 12V: Port for 12V DC, 3A power adapter (included).
  - 9. Ground Port.
  - 1. Video In: BNC input ports for 16 BNC cameras.
  - 2. Audio In: Input ports for audio enabled cameras (not included). Audio Out: Output for two audio channels.
  - 3. Alarm Block: Input/output port for alarm / relay devices (i.e. PTZ cameras and sensors, not included).
  - 4. DVI: Port to connect a DVI monitor (not included).
  - 5. LAN: Networking port for a 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 network cable (included).
  - 6. IR: Port for the Flex-IR Extender.
  - 7. USB Port: Port for a USB mouse.
  - 8. DC 12V: Port for 12V DC, 3A power adapter (included).
  - 9. Ground Port.
Figure 1.3 Connect the Flex IR extender (Available as an optional accessory for the EDGE mini)
- a. Screw the provided mounting screws into the two top holes in the rear panel of your LCD monitor. Make sure the screws are only 3/4 of the way in; this will allow sufficient clearance to hang the system.
- b. Carefully place the system (front panel facing up) over the screws and slide down into place.
- a. Connect BNC cameras to the BNC ports on the rear panel.
- a. Connect the VGA / DVI cable (not included) from your LCD monitor to the VGA or DVI port on the rear panel of the system.
- a. Connect the included Ethernet cable to the LAN port on the rear panel of system; connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to an empty LAN port on your router (not included).
- a. Connect the Flex-IR extender to the port on the rear panel of the DVR. Position the Flex-IR extender near the front of your m...
- NOTE: The Flex-IR Extender is not required for normal operation. It may be necessary if there is not a clear line-of-sight between the DVR and the remote control.The Edge mini has an optional Flex IR extender and remote control.
  - a. Connect the power cord to the DC12V port in the rear panel of the system.
- NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all system functions described in this manual are achieved through mouse input.
  - 1. Connect a USB mouse to the USB port on rear panel of the system.
Figure 2.0 Connect a USB mouse to the USB port on the rear panel
- 2. Use the mouse buttons to perform the following:
- 3. Scroll-Wheel: Scroll up/down to change values in selected menu options; position markers in playback bar.
Figure 3.0 Remote Control
- 1. LIST: Open the Event List menu.
- 2. OSD: Show/hide the on-screen display.
- 3. Primary controls:
- . MENU: Opens the system main menu.
- . : Press to open the Split-Screen Selection menu (8 / 16-channel only). From full-screen single channel view, changes display view to Quad split-screen (4-channel model only)
- . p/CH+: Move cursor in menus up; Channel Up.
- . u/FWD: Move cursor in menus right; during playback, increase forward playback speed (5X, 15X, 60X).
- . t/REW: Move cursor in menus left; during playback, increase reverse playback speed (5X, 15X, 60X)
- . 4/;: Start/pause forward playback.
- . q/CH-: Move cursor in menus down; Channel down.
- . ESC: Go back / exit menus.
- . : Confirm menu selections.
- . : Increase the value of selected menu option.
- . : Decrease the value of selected menu option.
  - NOTE: Make sure all cameras and cables are properly connected prior to powering on the system.
Figure 4.0 Live viewing with on-screen display (4-channel model)
- 1. System Status Bar: Displays mode, password type, recording mode, language, and status of devices (HDD and USB).
- 2. Display: Full-screen single channel and Quad split-screen available in Live Viewing and Playback modes; if cameras are disconnected, channels display a blue screen with the text, "VLOSS."
- 3. HDD Status: Displays the recording space consumed on the hard disk (%) and the size of the pre-installed hard drive. For example, 250 GB.
Figure 4.1 Single channel and Quad (4-channel model)
Figure 4.2 Live viewing with onscreen display (16-channel model shown)
- 1. Display Screen: Shows live and recorded video-single, quad, and split-screen (16-split on 16-channel model only).
- 2. Camera Number/Title: You can set the display to show the Camera Number, Title, or show no title.
- 3. Channels: Displays channels on the system. Icons flash red to indicate recording is in progress.
- 4. Date/Time: Displays the date and time on the system.
- 5. HDD Status: Displays the recording space consumed on the hard disk (%) and the size of the pre-installed hard drive. For example, 250 GB. This reading is an approximation.
  - 6. Toolbar: Primary control input for the user interface (certain buttons will not be available at all times):
- 1. Click to open the Split-Screen Selector. If you are in full-screen, click to view quad, then click again to open the Split-Screen Selector. Grid configurations appear in circles onscreen.
- 2. Click a grid configuration for live viewing:
Figure 4.4 Split-Screen Selector (8-channel)
- 1. During playback, click at anytime to open the Split-Screen Selector.
- NOTE: The Split-Screen Selector will open even if you are viewing playback in full-screen.
Figure 4.7 The channel menu.
- 3. While holding left-click, move the mouse to the left or right to change the channel number.
- 4. Release left-click on the mouse to assign the new channel.
- 1. Click to open the Main Menu.
- 2. Click to open the Setup menu.
- 3. Click Date/Time Setup and configure the following options:
- 4. Click Exit/Update. The new date and time are saved; the system returns to the Setup menu.
- 5. Right-click to exit until all menus are closed. The date and time will appear on the bottom-left corner of the screen.
Figure 5.0 Clock menu
Figure 6.0 Playback display view
- 1. From the main screen, click . Playback mode opens.
- NOTE: If toolbar is not visible, first click .
Figure 6.1 Playback display view
- 1. Using the mouse, scroll up/down to position one of the colored markers in the Playback Target.
- 2. Click .
- NOTE: The system can save a maximum of 4096 events (4-channel) / 8192 events (8 & 16-channel).
Figure 7.0 Event List
- 1. Channel Filter: View data from all, or individual cameras.
- 2. Smart Search: Filter events through Smart Search icons.
- 3. Event Details: View details for the event, including date & time and event source.
- 4. Events: List of recorded events on the system.
- 5. Active Toolbar Buttons: While in Event List, use Play/Pause, Trash (delete), and C (Escape).
- NOTE: The Escape button is only on Edge and Edge mini models. Screenshot button appears on 8/ 16-channel models.
16-channel models
Figure 7.1 Smart Search Icons
Event Number
- 1. From the main screen, click . The Event List opens.
- 2. Under Channel Filter, click to view events for ALL channels, or click the Channel icons to view events from individual channels.
- 3. Click the Smart Search icons to sort the data according to the following:
- NOTE: USB backups appear at the top of the list if the USB flash drive with saved backup data is connected.
  - 4. Scroll up/down to view the events on the list.
  - 5. Click an event and then click . System switches to Playback Mode.
- NOTE: You cannot begin playback after clicking or
  - 6. To exit, right-click until you return to the main screen.
  - 1. From the main screen, click . Playback mode opens.
- NOTE: If toolbar is not visible, first click .
  - 2. Click . The Event List opens.
- NOTE: Click for Edge 8/16-channel models.
- NOTE: You cannot begin playback after clicking or .
Figure 7.3 Screenshot being taken on the system
- 1. Connect the USB flash drive to a USB port on your PC. In the AutoPlay window, select Open folder to view files.
Figure 7.4 AutoPlay screen
- 2. Double-click the Picture folder.
- 3. Perform one of the following:
Figure 8.0 Login with your user ID and password using the Password Wheel
- 1. Click to open the Main Menu. If necessary, login to the system.
- 2. Click . The Setup menu opens.
- 3. Click Password Enable and scroll up/down to select O to enable passwords, or X to disable.
- 4. To exit, right-click until you return to the main screen.
- 1. Click to open the Main Menu.
- NOTE: In older firmware models, click .
Figure 8.1 Password change
- 7. To exit, right-click until you return to the main screen.
- NOTE: If passwords are enabled on the system, you need to select your user ID and enter the four-digit numerical password to open the Main Menu. See “Managing Passwords” on page 27.
  - 1. Camera: Adjust Brightness, Contrast, Hue, and Saturation for each camera.
  - 2. Setup: Configure Date/Time, Language, video system, passwords, and view system information.
- When navigating menus:
- Left mouse button: Click to select menu options
- Scroll-Wheel: Scroll up/ down to change values for selected options
Figure 10.0 Camera menu
- 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Camera menu opens.
- 2. Select Color Adjust.
- 3. Click camera 1, 2, 3, or 4. The video settings menu opens.
- 4. Configure the following:
- 5. Scroll up/down to increase/decrease the value for the selected option.
- 6. To save your settings, right-click until you return to the main screen.
- 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Camera menu opens.
- 2. Click on Sequence Time.
- 3. Scroll the mouse wheel to adjust the sequence duration.
- NOTE: Sequence Time refers to the time the camera channel changes to the next camera channel (in single channel view).
Figure 11.0 System Setup
- 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Setup menu opens.
- 2. Configure the following:
Figure 11.1 System Languages
- 3. To save your settings, right-click until you return to the main screen.
Figure 11.2 System information
Figure 12.0 Record menu
- NOTE: As you make changes to the recording parameters, the storage calculator at the bottom of the menu displays the time remaining on the hard drive.
  - 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Record menu opens.
  - 2. Configure the following:
Figure 12.1 Frame rates for NTSC and PAL
Figure 12.2 Set image quality: 1 basic ~ 5 excellent
- 3. To exit, right-click until you return to the main screen.
Figure 12.3 Record menu (8/16-channel)
- NOTE: As you make changes to the recording parameters, the storage calculator at the bottom of the menu displays the time remaining on the hard drive.
  - 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Record menu opens.
  - 2. Configure the following:
Figure 12.4 Frame Rate menu (8/16-channel only)
Figure 12.5 Frame rates for NTSC and PAL
Figure 12.6 Set image quality: 1 basic ~ 5 excellent
Figure 12.7 Recording Schedule
- . Working Hour
- NOTE: As you make changes to the recording parameters, the storage calculator at the bottom of the menu displays the time remaining on the hard drive.
- NOTE: Alarm or Motion Recording recording will not be affected by the recording schedule.
Figure 12.8 Storage calculator
Figure 12.9 Storage calculator
- NOTE: The estimation from the Storage Calculator is based only on Continuous Recording, not motion or alarm recording.
Figure 13.0 Alarm menu (4-channel)
- 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Alarm menu opens.
- 2. Click and edit the following:
Figure 13.0b Alarm Input & Output menu
- NOTE: The Response Duration also applies to the accompanying message and/or buzzer.
Figure 13.0c Alarm-In Setup menu
- 1. Click Alarm-In Setup.
- 2. Click on the desired alarm number (alarm 1~4) and assign it to the desired camera number.
Figure 13.0d Alarm-Out Setup menu
- 1. Click Alarm-Out Setup.
- 2. Click to assign an Event notification (Motion, VLoss, Alarm, HDD ON/OFF) to an Alarm-Out notification (Buzzer, Alarm Full-Screen, Label, Alarm Out 1).
- 3. To save your settings, right-click until you return to the main screen.
Figure 13.1 Alarm menu (8/16-channel)
- 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Alarm menu opens.
- 2. Click and edit the following:
Figure 13.2 Alarm Input & Output menu
- . Alarm-In Type: Select OFF/ NO (normally open) / NC (normally closed) to select alarm type.
- . Alarm-In Setup: Click to open the Alarm-In Setup menu. Click to assign channels to up to four alarms.
Figure 13.3 Alarm-In Setup menu (8/16-channel only)
- . Alarm-Out Setup: Click to open the Alarm-Out Setup menu. Click to assign an Event notification (Motion, VLoss, Alarm) to an Alarm-Out notification (Buzzer, Full-Screen, Label, Alarm Out 1).
Figure 13.4 Alarm-Out Setup menu
- . VLoss Response Time: Select the time (in seconds) for the system to record prior to a triggered event: 0, 3, 5, 10, 30, 60, 120, 180, or Infinite
Figure 13.6 Select the camera for motion detection (4-channel)
- 4. Click within the grid to enable/disable individual motion cells. Enabled cells are light green; disabled cells are clear.
- . Motion Detection Disabled
- 5. Click the Sensitivity bar at the bottom of the screen. Scroll up/down to increase/ decrease the sensitivity for the motion cells from 0~100. The higher the number, the greater the sensitivity.
- NOTE: Sensitivity applies to all cells. If the Sensitivity bar is not visible, click .
  - 6. Click to enable/disable the entire grid.
  - 7. To save your settings, right-click until you return to the main screen.
- NOTE: The system supports most brands of USB flash drives from 128 MB ~ 8 GB.
Figure 14.0 Backup menu
- 1. Connect a USB flash drive to the USB port on the front panel on the system.
- NOTE: Do not connect a USB flash drive to the USB port on the rear panel. Only the port on the front panel has been designed for backup data transfer.
Figure 14.1 Confirm formatting
- 1. Connect a formatted USB flash drive to the USB port on the front panel.
- NOTE: Do not connect a USB flash drive to the USB port on the rear panel. Only the port on the front panel has been designed for backup data transfer.
- NOTE: Backup may take several moments depending on the size of data being transferred.
- NOTE: Some networking knowledge is required when adjusting options in the LAN menu.
Figure 15.0 LAN menu
- 1. Select the following, and use the scroll-wheel to change values:
- 2. To save your settings, right-click until you return to the main screen.
- NOTE: DCHP allows you to quickly connect to your network by obtaining an IP address from the router. After the initial setup, we...
- NOTE: For added security, we strongly recommend changing HTTP port 80 on the system to any desired port not blocked by your Internet service provider (ISP). For details on changing ports on your system, see “Changing Ports On Your System” on page 42.
Figure 15.1 : Easy Connect menu.
- NOTE: It may take several minutes for the changes to take effect. Restarting Yoics is used for troubleshooting only.
Figure 15.2 : Log File window.
Figure 15.3 LAN Passwords
- 1. Select LAN Password and use the Password Wheel to login as the administrator (by default - 4 channel: ID: 2; password: 2222/ 8/16 channel: ID: 3; password 3333).
- 2. Only the administrator can edit and manage LAN passwords.
- 3. Select the following, and use the Password Wheel to change the LAN user ID and password:
- 4. To save your settings, right-click until you return to the main screen.
- 1. Connect a USB flash drive to the USB port on the front panel of the DVR and format (see “Formatting the USB Drive” on page 38.) Once formatting is complete, remove the USB flash drive and connect it to a USB port on your computer.
- NOTE: The system creates two folders on your USB drive: Picture and Movie.
If you change the default port on the system from 80 to a different value, you MUST enter http:// and the port number after the IP address.
For example, if you change your port number from 80 to 85, you MUST enter port 85 after the IP address, i.e. http://192.168.5.120:85.
There is a semi-colon after the IP address, followed by the port number.
- NOTE: Please contact your ISP for complete information on available ports in your area.
Figure 15.4 Change the HTTP port
- 4. Right-click to exit and save your settings (or press the ESC button on the remote control.
- 5. Disconnect the power cable from the rear panel of the system. Let the system power-down for 15~20 seconds and then reconnect the power cable.
- 6. To confirm that the new port number is saved on your system, the button twice on the remote control to view the System Information.
Figure 15.5 Confirm the new HTTP port
- NOTE: Requires Internet Explorer 6 or later.
Figure 15.4 Enter :85 at the end of the IP address
- 3. Enter your LAN ID and password to log in to your system using DVR Netviewer.
Figure 15.6 Login with your LAN ID and password
- Remote Viewing:
- NOTE: We strongly recommend registering for Lorex’s free DDNS service prior to using remote viewing. For details, see “Setting Up DDNS” on page 76.
Figure 15.7 Your DDNS sub-domain should appear in System Information
- 8. If you have not already done so, use the Auto Port Forwarding Software (included on CD) to port forward port 85 on your router or;
- NOTE: 4/8/16-channel: The PC used for remote viewing requires Internet Explorer 6 or later.
  - 1. Using a remote PC, open Internet Explorer.
  - 2. In the address bar, enter your DDNS address immediately followed by :85 (no spaces).
- NOTE: Obtain your DDNS address from your confirmation email.
Figure 15.7 Enter :85 at the end of the DDNS URL
- 3. Enter your LAN ID and password to log in to your system.
Figure 15.8 Login with your LAN ID and password
Figure 16.0 DVR Netviewer Main Screen (8/16-channel)
Figure 17.0: Four channel Netviewer.
Figure 17.1: Sixteen channel Netviewer.
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Figure 19.0 DVR Netviewer main screen
- 1. Display screen: Displays channels in single channel full-screen, or all channels in quad split-screen.
- 2. Date/Time: Present date and time on the networked system.
- 3. Modes:
- . LIVE: Click to view live, streaming video; view single channels in full-screen, or view all channels in quad split-screen.
- . PLAYBACK: Click to view recorded video from the system. Select channel and enter date and time; playback controls appear when Playback mode selected.
- . BACKUP: Click to save recorded video data to your PC.
- . SETUP: Click to open the Setup menu. (Not available on Safari (Mac) ).
  - 4. Views: Click to view in Quad mode (4-channel).
  - 5. Channels: Click to view channels in full-screen.
- NOTE: PTZ function is not available in Netviewer.
Figure 19.1 DVR Netviewer main screen (16-channel shown)
- 1. Display screen: Displays channels in single channel full-screen, or all channels in quad split-screen.
- 2. Date/Time: Present date and time on the networked system.
- 3. Modes:
- . LIVE: Click to view live, streaming video; view single channels in full-screen, or view all channels in quad split-screen.
- . PLAYBACK: Click to view recorded video from the system. Select channel and enter date and time; playback controls appear when Playback mode selected.
- . BACKUP: Click to save recorded video data to your PC.
- . SETUP: Click to open the Setup menu. (Not available on Mac)
  - 4. Views: Click to view in Quad (1-4, 5-8, 9-12, 13-16) and 16-split.
  - 5. Channels: Click to view channels in full-screen.
- NOTE: PTZ function is not available on Netviewer.
Figure 20.0 Live Viewing controls (4-channel shown)
- 1. Click .
- 2. Click , , , , to view in Quad or 16-split.
- 3. Click the Channel buttons to view channels in full-screen.
Figure 21.1 Playback controls .
- NOTE: Depending on your network connection, please allow a few moments for the system to switch to playback mode.
Figure 21.2 Pop-Up Calendar PC and Mac version.
- 1. Click 34to change the month.
- 2. Select a date.
- 3. Click 56to set the time.
- 4. Click SET. The pop-up calendar closes.
- 5. Click , , , to control playback.
- NOTE: Only the system administrator (by default, ID 9, password 9999 ) may use the Backup function of DVR Netviewer.
- NOTE: You may be prompted to install the ActiveX plug-in for Backup to function properly.
Figure 22.0 Backup controls .
Figure 22.1 Install the Project1.cab file
- NOTE: You may need to log back into your system via DVR Netviewer after the Backup process.
- NOTE: Backup files carry the file extension .mov; QuickTime Player is required to view MOV files. Windows Media player can also play .mov files in Windows 7.
  - 6. Under File, click the text field to select the save location and file name for the backup file.
  - 7. Click Start. File backup begins. Depending on your connection and size of the file, this could take several moments.
Figure 22.2 Backup progress (8 channel shown)
- NOTE: All users (by default, IDs 7, 8, and 9) have access to the Setup menu; only the system administrator (by default, ID 9) may configure PPPoE and DDNS settings.
Figure 23.0 System Status in Setup menu.
Figure 23.1 System Status in Setup menu (8/16-channel)
- 1. Click the Bitrate tab.
- 2. Under Bitrate, select a bitrate speed. The higher the bitrate, the better the quality of the video stream. Adjust the bitrate speed to best suit your connection.
- 3. Click Apply to save your settings to the system.
Figure 23.2 PPPoE menu (8/16-channel)
- 1. Click the PPPoE tab.
- 2. Under the PPPoE Status, select ON.
- 3. In the corresponding text fields, enter your PPPoE Username and password.
- 4. Click Apply to save your settings.
Figure 23.3 DDNS menu.
- NOTE: You must register for Lorex’s free DDNS service prior to configuring DDNS settings.
- NOTE: Obtain this information from the confirmation email after registering for the free Lorex DDNS service.
  - 4. Under DDNS Domain Name, enter only the first portion of your DDNS domain from the confirmation email. For example, if your domain name is tomsmith.lorexddns.net, you only need to enter tomsmith in the text field.
Figure 23.4 Enter only the first portion of your domain name .
- 5. Click Apply to save your settings or click Clear to exit without saving.
- 6. To ensure your DDNS settings are saved on your system, disconnect the power cable from the rear panel of your system. Allow the system to power down for 15~20 seconds. Reconnect the power cable.
- NOTE: Please allow 10~15 minutes for the DDNS servers to update with your new DDNS address. This is normal for the DDNS system.
Figure 23.5 System Status (8/16-channel).
Figure 23.6 Default email notification setup (8/16-channel only)
- 1. Under Send Mail Status, select Default.
- 2. In the From Your Email field, enter the sender’s email address.
- 3. In the Interval drop-down menu, select the duration the system will pause sending notifications before sending out a new e-mail alert.
- 4. In the Send To Email fields, enter the recipient’s email address.
- NOTE: You must enter a sender and recipient email address for mail notification to work.
- NOTE: If you have made a mistake with either email addresses, you will not receive the test notification.
- NOTE: If you want to use your own SMTP server, select ON from the Send Mail Status drop-down menu. Enter the address of your SMT...
- NOTE: 8/16 channel models send e-mail notifications with a screen capture. 4 channel models send text notifications only.
Figure 23.7 Camera title setup (8/16-channel only- 16-channel shown)
- 1. Click the Title tab.
- 2. In the Channel fields, enter the new name/title for the camera. For example, Parking Lot 1, Front Door, etc.
- 3. Optional: Click Font Option to select the font and font style.
- 4. Optional: Under Font Size, click the drop-down menu and select X-Large, Large, Medium, Small, or X-Small. You can also drag the slider to adjust the font size.
- 5. Optional: Click the drop-down menu below the font options to select the language for the camera titles.
- 6. Click Save File to save your camera title configuration to your PC. Files are saved as MOV files.
- 7. Click Apply to save the new title to your system.
- 8. Refresh your screen by changing the display mode (single, quad, split-screen) to see the titles.
- NOTE: Experience with routers and networking are recommended if configuring the network functions of the system.
- . Edge DVR System
- . PC with Internet Explorer 6 or later OR Intel-based Mac™ with OSX and Safari web browser (version 4 or later)
- . Router and high speed internet (not included)
Figure 24.2 System information.
- 3. To exit, right-click or click "C" in the menu bar until you return to the main screen.
- 1. Open Internet Explorer or Safari (Mac users)
- 2. Enter http://, then your system’s IP address, followed by a semi-colon, followed by the HTTP port number. For example, enter http://192.168.11.89:80 into the web browser.
- 3. Enter the system’s login and password information, and then click Login.
- NOTE: This method only works for LOCAL VIEWING ONLY. If you wish to access your system from a remote location, you must setup Easy Connect, or enable DDNS.
Figure 24.4 Login screen.
- 4. You must install the ActiveX® plug-in for DVR Netviewer to function. Click the attention bar at the top of the main page and select Install ActiveX Control. DVR Netviewer will reset.
Figure 24.5 Click the ActiveX attention bar
- 5. Log in with your LAN user name and password.
- 6. From the security window, click Install. DVR Netviewer launches.
Figure 24.6 Select Install ActiveX Control
- 1. Connect to your system locally or remotely.
Figure 24.7 Login window (Mac).
- 2. Enter the DVR’s user name and password.
Figure 24.8 Safari plug-in prompt.
- 3. Click OK to continue.
- 4. Click the Safari Plug-In Download link near the bottom of the window.
Download version 10.5 or 10.6 of the firmware accordingly to your operating system version.
- NOTE: Net Viewer requires an Intel based Mac.
  - 5. Double-click the MacView plug-in from the download list to begin installation.
- NOTE: Plug-in may automatically run for OSX 10.6 users.
Double-click to run plug-in
- 6. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the plug-in.
Figure 24.10 Plug-in installation.
- 7. Restart Safari and re-login to Net Viewer to begin viewing.
- 1. Create an Easy Connect account.
- 2. Enable Easy Connect on your system.
- 1. Port forward port 80 to your router using one of the following:
- 2. Create a Lorex DDNS account.
- 3. Enable DDNS on your system.
- Intended Use
Backup button
- 6. Click the Backup button. The Backup window opens.
- 7. Click Format Device and then click Yes to begin formatting the USB flash drive.
Figure 25.1 : Format prompt screen.
- 8. Remove the USB flash drive from the DVR when formatting is complete.
- 1. Go to www.lorexcctv.com and search for LH3xx (where xx is your model #). Download the latest firmware relevant to your model number.
- NOTE: 4-channel firmware is different from the 8 & 16-channel firmware.
  - 2. Extract the firmware to the USB flash drive. Do not extract the firmware into the Pictures or Movies folder.
- NOTE: Firmware ends in a .rom extension.
Click Yes to begin firmware upgrade.
- 6. Power down the DVR by unplugging the power cord from the DVR and remove the USB flash drive.
- 7. Turn on the DVR by plugging the power cord into the DVR.
- 1. Click Menu.
LAN icon
- 2. Click the LAN icon on the bottom right hand corner of the main menu.
- 3. Click Easy Connect in the LAN menu. The Easy Connect window opens (Figure 5).
A blue "O" indicates Yoics is enabled.
A red "X" indicates Yoics is disabled.
- 4. Under Yoics Enable, a blue "O" indicates Yoics is enabled. Use the mouse scroll wheel to turn Yoics on or off.
- NOTE: Click on Reset Yoics only if you have a connection problem with Yoics. Changes take effect in 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, re-login to your Yoics account.
You must connect your DVR to a router connected to the internet before registering a Yoics account.
This ensures that upon account activation, Yoics will automatically detect your DVR.
- 1. Go to http://lorex.yoics.com and register for an account.
- NOTE: There is no "www" in front of the address.
Figure 25.5: Yoics registration screen.
- 2. After you log into Yoics, a message box indicates that a device has been detected by Yoics. Click Complete Registration to continue. A "Register New Devices" window opens.
Figure 25.6: Yoics device detection pop-up.
- 3. Under Yoics Device Name, enter in the desired name for your DVR. In this example, we named the system name to "DVR". Click Register Now to continue.
Enter desired name of your DVR here.
- 1. Log in to your Yoics account using Internet Explorer.
- 2. Click the name of your system on the left side bar under "My Stuff" to connect to your DVR.
- 3. An ActiveX toolbar opens in the browser. Click the ActiveX tool bar and click Install ActiveX Control to continue.
Click Install ActiveX Control.
- 4. Enter your DVR user name and password and click LOGIN. A second ActiveX installation pop-up window opens. Click Install to continue and connect to your DVR.
Click Install to install ActiveX.
- NOTE: The connection times out after 15 minutes to conserve your bandwidth. Simply re-login to your account to begin remote viewing.
- NOTE: For added security, we strongly recommend changing HTTP port 80 on the system to any desired port-the port must not blocked by your Internet service provider (ISP).
Click Next
- 3. Click the Change button to change the default installation directory (optional). Click the Next button to continue.
- 4. Select the users who can see the Auto Port Forwarding shortcut (Optional). Click the Next button to continue.
Select the users who can see the software shortcut (optional)
- 5. Click the Next button and then click Finish to complete the software installation.
Finish button
- 6. Double-click the Lorex Auto Port Forwarding shortcut ()from your desktop to start the program.
- 1. Your router’s model number and version number
- 2. Your router’s user name and password
- 3. Your Lorex device’s IP address
- 4. Your Lorex device’s port numbers that require port forwarding
- 1. Click the Language drop-down menu and select a language (English, French, Spanish). Click the Start button to continue.
Start button
- 2. If software updates are available, click the Download Now button in the top-right corner.
- 1. Click the Next button after the software detects your router configuration.
Click to check for multiple routers
- 1. Under the Router drop-down list, select the model of your router. OR
- NOTE: Click the Auto Detect button ()if you have a Linksys or Netgear router (works with most Linksys or Netgear models).
Search and Auto detect button
- 2. Under Router IP, click the Detect Router IP button ().
- 3. Under Username and Password, enter the router’s username and password.
Enter your Lorex device’s IP
- 4. Under IP, enter the IP address of your Lorex device.
- 5. Under Port, enter the Web Port (80).
- 6. Click Next to continue.
- 1. Click the Update Router button.
Update Router button
- 2. Close the update window when the update finishes.
- 1. Click the Test Your Connection button.
- NOTE: Ensure that Internet Explorer is your system’s default internet browser.
- NOTE: A window opens that prompts you to enter in your DVR’s user name and password (do not enter your DDNS log in information).
- NOTE: ActiveX warnings may appear. Accept all ActiveX installation warnings to connect to your system.
  - 1. Click the Detect Multiple Routers button ().
"2" indicates two routers have been detected
- 1. In your browser, go to http://lorexddns.net and click Create Account.
Figure 28.0 Create a DDNS account
- 2. Complete the Account Information fields with your personal information. Complete the Warranty Information with your purchase details (optional).
- 3. Complete the System Information fields:
- 4. Once the information has been entered, click Create New Account.
- 5. Your Account information will be sent to you at the email Address you used in Step 2.
Figure 28.2 System information
- Username:
- Domain name*:
- Password:
Figure 29.0 DDNS setup in DVR Netviewer
- 1. Connect the system to your router.
- 2. Obtain your system’s IP number and Port number.
- 1. Open Internet Explorer (version 6 or above) and enter http://, followed by the IP address of your DVR in the address bar, followed by a semi-colon, and then the port number (i.e. http:// 192.168.2.5: 80)
- 2. Login using your LAN user ID and password (see “Network User Profiles” on page 47 for a table of system passwords).
- 3. Click the Setup button on the top-right corner of the window. The Setup menu opens.
- 4. Click the DDNS tab.
- 5. Under DDNS Select, click the drop-down menu and select http://lorexddns.net
- 6. In the corresponding text fields, enter your DDNS username and password.
- NOTE: Obtain this information from the confirmation email after registering for the free Lorex DDNS service.
  - 7. Under DDNS Domain Name, enter only the first portion of your DDNS domain from the confirmation email. For example, if your domain name is tomsmith.lorexddns.net, you only need to enter tomsmith in the text field.
  - 8. Click Apply to save your settings.
- NOTE: Once you have saved your DDNS settings, you must reset your system in order for the changes to take effect. Disconnect and...
- . Press the button twice on the remote control.
  - . From the Main Menu, click , and then click Information. Your IP address and MAC address are under LAN.
    - I have enabled Port Forwarding on my router:
- . Port 80
Figure 30.0 Lorex Live setup screen (iPhone version).
- 2. Enter your DVR’s DDNS address in full (i.e. tomsmith.lorexddns.net), Port Number, ID and Password.
- 3. Touch the blue Connect button on the top right corner of the screen. The iPhone connects to your DVR and displays a streaming video in a single channel view.
Figure 30.1 Main viewing window.
Tap here to see camera list.
- 1. Touch to start the application. The Setup screen appears.
- 2. Enter your DVR DDNS address in full (i.e tomsmith.lorexddns.net), DVR Port Number, DVR ID and DVR Password.
- 3. Touch the Connect button on the top right corner of the screen. The iPad connects to your DVR and displays streaming video.
- NOTE: The navigation is identical to browsing the system through Internet Explorer or Safari.
  - 1. Go to www.lorextechnology.com and search for LH3xx (where xx is the model #). Download the Mobile View application.
  - 2. Install the Mobile View application. See your smartphone’s owner’s manual for program installation procedures.
- NOTE: The Moble View application is a .CAB file. Do not unzip the file.
  - 1. Touch the (Mobile View) icon in the Start menu.
Touch the Mobile View icon to start remote viewing.
- 2. Enter your DVR’s IP address or DDNS address, Port Number, User name and Password.
- 3. Touch the Connect button to begin live viewing.
Touch Connect to start Live viewing.
- Installing Mobile View on the Blackberry:
- 1. Connect the Blackberry to your computer using a USB cable.
- 2. Open Blackberry Desktop Manager.
- 3. Click Application Loader.
- 4. Under Add/Remove Applications, click the Start button.
Start button
- 5. Click the Browse button.
- 6. Locate the Mobile Viewer file. Select the file and then click Open to install the file.
- NOTE: The file name ends in a .alx extension).
Figure 30.6 Installing Mobile View on the Blackberry.
- 7. Click Next and then click Finish to complete the installation.
  - Enabling APN (Access Point Name)
- 1. Press the Menu button ().
- 2. Open the Options menu.
Options folder
- 3. Select Advanced Options > TCP/IP
Figure 30.8 Opening APN settings menu.
- 4. Select the checkbox beside APN Settings to enable APN.
APN address
- 5. Beside APN, enter your APN. You must obtain the APN from your local service provider.
- 6. Exit to save your settings.
  - Connecting to your DVR
- 1. Press the Menu button ().
- 2. Open the Downloads folder.
Downloads folder
- 3. Open the MobileView program.
MobileView
- 4. Enter your DDNS address, DVR Port number and your DVR username (ID) and password.
Select KEEP ME SIGNED IN to save your log in information
- 5. Click the CONNECT button to begin live viewing.
  - Viewing Your DVR
- NOTE: If you exit Mobile View, you must wait 30 seconds before starting Mobile View again.
Channel 1
- Viewing Tips
  - EDGE SERIES 4/8/16-channel
- Front
- NOTE: Some soldering is required when using a D-sub 9 connector.
Sensor
(Not included)
Push-type connectors
- 1. Connect the Signal Cable to the desired Channel number in the alarm block (I1 = Input 1, I2= Input 2 etc).
- 2. Connect the Ground cable to the Ground port (G) in the alarm block.
- NOTE: The alarm block connectors are "push-type" connectors. To insert a wire, push the plastic tab with a small, rigid object, and simultaneously insert the wire.To release the wire, push the plastic tab and simultaneously pull the wire out.
D- (TX-)
- 1. Connect the Transmit Cable to the D+ (TX+) port of the PTZ block on the rear panel.
- 2. Connect the Receive Cable to the D- (TX-)port of the PTZ block on the rear panel.
- 3. Connect the video cable to a BNC port (usually channel 1).
- 4. Connect the power cable from the PTZ camera to a power outlet.
- 1. From the Main Menu, click . The Camera menu opens.
- 2. Click RS-485.
- 3. Beside Baud Rate, adjust the values to match the baudrate of your PTZ camera.
- NOTE: If installing multiple PTZ cameras, ensure all the PTZ cameras have the same baudrates. This system is capable of configuring a single baudrate only.
  - 4. OPTIONAL: Beside DVR ID select the system’s DVR ID number.
- NOTE: DVR ID is used if you have a single PTZ camera that connects to multiple DVR’s. Each DVR is assigned a DVR ID. Configuring the DVR ID allows the system to match itself with the PTZ camera.
Preset Buttons
- Controlling Pan, Tilt, Zoom
Arrow button
- NOTE: You can also drag the cursor on the screen during full screen mode, to pan and tilt the camera.
Drag cursor on screen to pan/tilt the camera
- 1. Pan, tilt, zoom the camera to the desired position.
- 2. Click the SET button.
- 3. Click on the desired Preset buttons (1~50) to save the preset.
- 1. Click on the desired preset button.
- 1. Click the CLEAR button.
- 2. Click on the desired preset you wish to delete.
- 1. Connect RCA audio cables from an audio capable camera(s) to the AUDIO IN 1 / 2 ports on the rear panel.
- 2. Connect RCA audio out cables to the AUDIO OUT ports on the rear panel.
- NOTE: The audio-out ports are two separate mono channels, not stereo left and right.
  - 3. From the system Main Menu, click .
  - 4. Click Audio, and then click under each camera and select either O to enable audio or X to disable audio.
16 channel model shown
*DVI to VGA converter included.
16 channel model shown
Figure 27.1 Remove cover.
- 1. Remove the screws from the top panel and side panels of the housing.
- 2. Gently slide the cover away from the front panel and lift off.
- 3. With your hand supporting the hard drive, turn the unit upside down. Remove the four mounting screws from the bottom of the unit. Turn the unit right side up.
- 4. Gently slide the hard drive toward the front panel and lift out.
- 5. Disconnect the power and data cables.
- NOTE: Make sure to keep the two sets of screws (cover, mounting) in a safe place.
Figure 27.0 Slide cover away from front panel.
- 1. Firmly connect the power and data cables to the replacement SATA hard drive-each cable can only connect in one way.
Figure 27.4 Connect the power and data cables.
- 2. Carefully place the hard drive in the housing: insert towards the front panel, lower the drive, then slide toward the rear panel.
- NOTE: Make sure not to damage any of the cables when placing the hard drive in the housing.
- NOTE: Make sure no cables are caught beneath the drive.
- NOTE: The system will detect the hard drive a few seconds after powering on the system. The system will prompt you if the hard drive is not detected.
- NOTE: You must format the new hard drive in order for the system to detect it. For details, see “Formatting the Hard Drive” on page 110.
  - 1. Remove the screws from the top panel and side panels of the housing.
Top view
- 2. Gently slide the cover away from the front panel and lift off.
- 3. Remove the four screws that mount the hard drive to the metal bracket.
Remove the 4 screws from the hard drive bracket.
- 4. Gently slide the hard drive off of the mounting bracket.
Slide hard drive
- 5. Disconnect the power and data cables.
- 1. Slide the new hard drive into the mounting bracket upside down.
- 2. Secure the hard drive to the mounting bracket using the four screws.
Mount the hard drive to the metal bracket using the four screws.
- 3. Firmly plug the SATA power and SATA data connector into the hard drive.
- NOTE: You must format the new hard drive in order for the system to detect it. For details, see “Formatting the Hard Drive” on page 110.
  - 1. Remove the screws on the side panels. Remove the single screw on the top and bottom panel of the system.
Side view
- 2. Carefully slide the cover off the system.
- 3. Remove the four screws that secure the hard drive to the mounting bracket.
Remove the 4 screws from the mounting bracket
- 4. Remove the SATA data and power connectors.
- 5. Remove the hard drive from the mounting bracket.
- 1. Place the hard drive on the mounting bracket.
- NOTE: Ensure the SATA data and power ports face the back panel.
Back panel
- 2. Plug in the SATA data and power connector.
- 3. Secure the hard drive to the mounting bracket with the four screws.
Secure the 4 screws to the mounting bracket to mount hard drive.
- NOTE: You must format the new hard drive in order for the system to detect it. For details, see “Formatting the Hard Drive” on page 110.
Figure 27.7 Confirm formatting
- . Connecting the power cable to another outlet
- . Test the outlet with another plugged device (such as an electric calculator or phone charger)
You can back up video with audio in channels 1 and 2 only. Be sure to enable audio in the Recording menu.
As our products are subject to continuous improvement, Lorex Technology Inc. and its subsidiaries reserve the right to modify product design, specifications, and prices without notice and without incurring any obligation. E&OE
*Not included in Edge 4ch and Edge mini
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