Eneo 217348, IER-38R160005A User Manual

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User Manual
Netzwerk Video Rekorder, H.265,
ohne HDD, HDMI, PoE
IER-38R160005A
IER-38R320005A
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY
METALLIC OBJECT THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OR OTHER
OPENNINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.
CAUTION
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
EXPLANATION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is in- tended to
alert the user to the presence of dangerous voltage within the products enclosure that may be
of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature
accompanying the product.
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FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
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.
FCC INFORMATION: 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.
CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian
ICES-003.
Cet appareil numèrique de la classe A est conforme á la norme NMB-003 du
Canada.
CE COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause
radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate
measures.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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3.
4.
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15.
16.
Read these instructions.
Keep these instructions.
Heed all warnings.
Follow all instructions.
Do not use this apparatus near water.
Clean only with dry cloth.
Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized
plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two
blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for
your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs,
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by
the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used,
use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip-over.
Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for
long periods of time.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply
cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate
normally, or has been dropped.
CAUTION – THESE SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR USE BY QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO
NOT PERFORM ANY SERVICING OTHER THAN THAT CONTAINED IN THE
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNLESS YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO DO SO.
Use satisfy clause 2.5 of IEC60950-1/UL60950-1 or Certified/Listed Class 2
power source only.
17. ITE is to be connected only to PoE networks without routing to the outside plant.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................... 1
1.
2.
3.
Overview
1.1
Package Contents.................................................................................................................. 4
1.2
NVR Description .................................................................................................................... 4
Installation
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2.1
Installing HDD ...................................................................................................................... 7
2.2
Connecting with Exterior Device .............................................................................................. 7
2.3
Starting System .................................................................................................................... 9
2.4
Quick Setup ......................................................................................................................... 9
2.4.1
Account................................................................................................................. 10
2.4.2
System.................................................................................................................. 12
2.4.3
Network ................................................................................................................ 12
2.4.4
Time/Date ............................................................................................................. 13
2.4.5
Easy Installation Wizard........................................................................................... 14
Live Screen Configuration
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3.1
Icons in Live screen ............................................................................................................. 16
3.2
Live Launcher menu ............................................................................................................ 18
3.2.1
3.3
4.
3
Backup.................................................................................................................. 19
Quick menu........................................................................................................................ 21
3.3.1
PTZ Control ........................................................................................................... 22
3.3.2
Camera Registration................................................................................................ 24
3.3.3
Status > System log................................................................................................ 26
3.3.4
Status > Event ....................................................................................................... 27
3.3.5
Status > Record ..................................................................................................... 28
3.3.6
Status > Disk ......................................................................................................... 29
Setup menu
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4.1
General buttons in Setup menu ............................................................................................. 32
4.2
SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................. 33
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System.................................................................................................................. 33
4.2.2
Time/Date ............................................................................................................. 35
4.2.3
Account > User ...................................................................................................... 38
4.2.4
Config (Configuration) ............................................................................................. 41
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4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
5.
CAMERA ............................................................................................................................ 43
4.3.1
Basic .................................................................................................................... 43
4.3.2
Advanced .............................................................................................................. 45
4.3.3
Registration ........................................................................................................... 49
4.3.4
Account................................................................................................................. 50
DEVICE.............................................................................................................................. 53
4.4.1
Display.................................................................................................................. 53
4.4.2
Disk > Setup.......................................................................................................... 57
4.4.3
PTZ > PTZ............................................................................................................. 60
4.4.4
Serial Device > Serial Device .................................................................................... 61
4.4.5
TEXT > TEXT ......................................................................................................... 62
RECORD ............................................................................................................................ 64
4.5.1
Schedule > Schedule............................................................................................... 64
4.5.2
Stream.................................................................................................................. 67
EVENT ............................................................................................................................... 70
4.6.1
System/Disk........................................................................................................... 70
4.6.2
Alarm In................................................................................................................ 72
4.6.3
Motion .................................................................................................................. 75
4.6.4
Video Loss > Setup................................................................................................. 77
4.6.5
Notification ............................................................................................................ 78
NETWORK.......................................................................................................................... 80
4.7.1
Basic .................................................................................................................... 80
4.7.2
DVRNS .................................................................................................................. 84
4.7.3
E-Mail ................................................................................................................... 85
4.7.4
FTP ...................................................................................................................... 86
4.7.5
Remote Access ....................................................................................................... 87
4.7.6
P2P ...................................................................................................................... 89
4.7.7
Notification Server .................................................................................................. 90
4.7.8
RTP Multicast ......................................................................................................... 92
Search/Playback
93
5.1
Search............................................................................................................................... 93
5.2
Playback ............................................................................................................................ 98
6.
Webviewer
100
7.
Appendix
104
7.1
Installing System Keyboard..................................................................................................104
7.2
Products Specifications........................................................................................................109
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1.
Overview
This chapter describes NVR overview, components and their terms and features.
This manual introduces a network video recorder (NVR) which monitors or record, controls images via a
network camera.
Multiple users may monitor video at the same time, and many cameras can be controlled simultaneously
by a manager. Also, through a PC or a smartphone, video might be monitored by transmitting video and
audio using a network.
The device features include the following:

Convenient UI from user’s viewpoint

IP camera input 16/32 channels
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Providing H.264 and H.265 compression
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Up to 4K real time recording
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HDD information and status presentation
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HDD overwriting
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High capacity back-up with USB 3.0
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Simultaneous recoding and playing of 16/32 channels
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Various search mode (time, event, back-up, thumbnail)
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Various recording mode (manual, event, timed recording, panic recording)
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Remote monitoring through a network viewer, a web viewer, and a mobile viewer
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1.1
Package Contents
The device package contents consist of the following:
Note
Please check all components involved.
Table 1-1 Package contents
No.
1.2
Name
No.
Name
1
NVR
6
SATA cable
2
Power cord
7
SATA power cable
3
Mouse
8
HDD fixing screw
4
Quick guide
9
Rack mount bracket
5
Program CD
10
Bracket fixing screw
NVR Description
Each part is listed in the below:
Figure 1-1 Name and Connection of each front section
Table 1-2 Name and Function of each front section
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No.
Name
Function
1
Power status LED
Pointing out device on/off.
2
Recording status
LED
Pointing out recording in process.
3
Network LED
4
USB port
With a network viewer, pointing out network in connection.
USB port is connected for USB mouse or firmware upgrade, and data
back-up.
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Figure 1-2 Name and Connection of rear section of 16ch, and 32ch NVR
Table 1-3 Name and Function of rear section of 16ch, and 32ch NVR
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No.
Name
Function
1
IP CAM / PoE
2
Audio In
3
Audio Out
4
VGA
5
HDMI
HDMI output port.
6
Network
Network connector.
7
Alarm In/Out
8
RS485
RS-485 communication connector.
9
e-SATA
e-SATA storage connection connector.
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USB 3.0
USB 3.0 port is connected for data back-up.
IP camera input port, IEEE802.3at PoE support.
Audio input port.
Audio output port.
VGA output port.
Alarm connector.
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2.
Installation
This chapter describes the way to install NVR.
When installing a device, connect rear of the device with each port on the basis of below connection map.
Figure 2-1 Connection map
The device starts first like below sequences:
1 Installing HDD
2 Connecting with an exterior device
3 Starting a system
4 Setting a quick setup
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2.1
Installing HDD
How to install HDD in the device:
 Withdraw the mains plug before installing HDD to reduce the risk of injury or
Attention
electrical shock, or device malfunction.
 Make sure to check the compatibility of HDD with the device.
1 Always switch off and unplug the unit.
2 Unscrew with a screw driver (+) and open the unit cover.
3 Unscrew HDD set screws of the bracket to disassemble.
4 Install HDD in the HDD bracket.
5 Fix the HDD-installed bracket with the unit.
6 Connect a data cable and power cable with HDD.
7 Close the cover and tighten screws.
2.2
Connecting with Exterior Device
How to connect each port to rear section of the unit:
1 Place the unit in a stable flat surface.
2 Make a room between front/rear sides of the device not to break connectors.
Warning
Do NOT install the device too close to the wall. Protrusive connects rear the unit
may be forcedly curved or pressed, which cause fires, electric shocks, or injury.
3 Check to switch off and unplug the unit.
Warning
Make sure to withdraw the mains plug before installing the device.
4 Connect input ports of IP camera .
Note
Connecting a camera port with the unit automatically detects the camera.
5 Connect audio input and output port with a mic and speaker.
Note
Assure regulations in the area whether recording to be legal or not.
6 Connect a monitor with VGA or HDMI port.
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7 Connect a network port.
8 Connect an alarm and RS485 device.
9 Connect an e-SATA storage.
10 Connect USB port for data back-up.
11 Supply the main power after completion.
Power Switch
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2.3
Starting System
Power supply begins with system operation as follows:
1 Switching on initialize with below icons in order.
Note
Installing new HDD might take more initialize time.
2 With buzzer sounds, the start screen is presented.
3 In Log in screen, enter the ID, Password and press OK.
Note
Default ID & Password is admin/admin
Please change password after login due to security.
Attention
Click
If lost password, inform the MAC address to supplier to create temporary
password.
Note
2.4
to see the MAC address.
Quick Setup
First start of the system operates Easy Installation as follows:
1 Account
2 System
3 Network
4 Time/Date
5 Easy Installation Wizard
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2.4.1
Account
How to set Account of Easy Installation:
1 Click the keyboard icon to set ID and Password users want.
2 Creation if an error occurs, an error window is provided, and then a confirmation window is provided.
A password can be used if it satisfies two or more in the following criteria:
1. It contains at least one lowercase English character.
2. It contains at least one uppercase English character.
Note
3. It contains at least one special character. The special characters
are: !@#$%^&*()-+ ...
4. It contains at least one digit.
Its length must be at least 10 if it satisfies only two of the above criteria.
Its length must be at least 8 if it satisfies three or more of the above criteria.
3 With keyboard UI, set the ID and Password, and press OK.
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 Default ID/Password is admin/admin.
 Change the password for security.
 Max character length is 16.
Note
4 Press the Save button to save newly set ID and Password.
5 Press Next button to end Account setting and move the next setting phase.
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2.4.2
System
How to set the system of Easy Installation:
1 Set each item in System setting screen.
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Language: Select system language.
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Device Name: Enter the device name.

Keyboard ID: To identify device usages in controlling NVR with RS485 through a keyboard

Selecting the device ID. In case of simultaneous use of equipment, set ID with difference.
Note
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 As for using many NVRs, set ID with difference.
HDMI/VGA: Set resolution of a monitor connected to the device.
Note
 Video is not displayed through VGA port if set 3840x2160 resolution.
2 Press Save button to save set value.
3 Press Next to end System setting and move the next setting phase.
2.4.3
Network
How to set the network of Easy Installation:
1 Set each item in Network setting screen.
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
WAN Port: Select whether to use static IP or dynamic IP.

IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, DNS, and Port: As for dynamic IP, enter information in each
space.
2 Press Save button to save set value.
3 Press Next to end Network setting and move the next setting phase.
2.4.4
Time/Date
How to set the time/date of Easy Installation:
1 Set each item in Time/Date setting screen.
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Network Time Sync: Select network for synchronizing with time server.

System Time: Not for synchronizing with network time server, set the device time; otherwise
(applying for Daylight saving time), select DST.

Time Zone: Select time zone for the system being installed.

DST Start/End: For applying Daylight saving time, set the application period.
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2 Press Save button to save set value.
3 Press Next to end Time/Date setting and move the next setting phase.
2.4.5
Easy Installation Wizard
1 Select to run Easy Installation every time when the system start.
2 Press Save button to save set value and end Easy Installation.
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3.
Live Screen Configuration
UI screen is configured like below figure.
Figure 3-1 UI Screen Configuration
Table 3-1 Items and Description of UI Screen Configuration
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No.
Item
Description
1
Setup menu
Setting menu is located in the corner of upper screen. See “4 Setup
menu” to display detailed information about the setting menu.
2
Live screen
Show live video of connected cameras.
3
Launcher menu
Launcher menu is located in the corner of below screen. See “3.2 Live
Launcher menu” to display detailed information about the launcher
menu.
4
Quick menu
Clicking the right button of a mouse displays Quick menu. See “3.3
Quick menu” to display detailed information about the quick menu.
5
Add to CH
Move mouse cursor on the center of window to register IP camera
manually. See”3.3.2 Camera Registration” to display detailed
information about the camera registration.
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3.1
Icons in Live screen
Each icon in the live screen displays a present setting status or a function. UI screen consists of like
below.
Figure 3-2 Live screen icon
Table 3-2 Live screen icon and its description
No.
Icon
1
CH1 CAM1
Description
Channel numbers and camera titles.
2
A camera with PTZ function.
3
PTZ control function in process.
4
Recording in alarm event mode.
5
Recording in motion event mode.
6
Recording in panic recording mode.
7
Recording in consecutive recording mode.
8
Video loss icon.
9
Mic on/off.
10
Speaker on/off.
11
Displaying present time and date.
Note
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Chosen live screen is marked as a blue frame; mouse-located live screen is marked
as yellow one.
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Figure 3-3 Chosen live screen channel
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3.2
Live Launcher menu
This chapter describes Launcher menu in the bottom of the screen.
Figure 3-4 Launcher menu
Table 3-3 Launcher menu Item and Description
No.
Item
1
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Description
Log in/out status and logged in ID.
2
Date & Time
3
HDD
Displaying present date and time.
Displaying HDD capacity in use.
4
Moving to previous/next partition screen.
5
Displaying live screen in order set (toggle).
6
Selecting partition mode to mark in live screen (single screen, 4-, 9-, and 16partition).
7
Stopping or replaying selected live screen images (toggle).
8
Audio on or mute chosen live screen (toggle).
9
Instant recording for 10 seconds.
10
Make a backup video of users want. See “3.2.1 Backup” to display detailed
information about back-up.
11
Searching recording data (time, event, thumbnail, smart search, text and VCA).
See “5.1 Search” to display detailed information about search.
12
Playback recorded data.
13
Starting immediate recording of selected channel.
14
Locking or releasing launcher menu (toggle).
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3.2.1
Backup
The device provides a back-up function of live screen.
Figure 3-5 Backup
Table 3-4 Backup Item and Description
No.
Item
Description
1
Select CH
2
Select All/
Unselect All
3
Start
Setting back-up start time (Bookmark: bookmark list).
4
End
Setting back-up ending time (Bookmark: bookmark list).
5
Time Overlap
Selecting time if there are two recorded data in the same time.
6
Backup Mask
User can mask selected area. It works H4V format only.
7
Device
Selecting the device to save back-up files.
8
Reload
Opening the device information.
9
Folder Name
10
File format
11
Calculate
12
Format
13
Start
14
Cancel
15
Hash
Selecting a channel users want to back-up.
Select or unselect all channels.
Entering a folder name to save back-up files.
Selecting a file format to back-up.
Calculating data capacity to back-up.
Formatting the device to back-up.
Starting back-up.
Closing the backup screen.
Insert Hash information into the backup file.
The hash information can be used to verify the forgery of the backup file.
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Select Backup Mask and click SET button to open the Privacy Mask pop-up window.
Figure 3-6 Backup Mask
Table 3-5 Backup Mask Item and Description
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No.
Item
Description
1
Select CH
2
Privacy Mask
Enable
3
Mask Zone
Apply all or only the selected mask.
4
New Mask
Create a new privacy zone. Up to 4 masks can be created.
5
Delete Mask
Select the channel to set the privacy zone.
Select whether to use the Privacy Mask.
Delete all or selected privacy zones.
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3.3
Quick menu
This chapter depicts Quick menu when users click the right button of the mouse in live screen.
Figure 3-7 Quick menu
Table 3-6 Quick menu Item and Description
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No.
Item
Description
1
Screen Mode
Selecting the partition mode of live screen (Full, 2X2, 3X3, and 4x4).
2
Fisheye Filter
Selecting Fisheye filter. This menu is shown when fisheye camera
connected.
3
Zoom in
4
Freeze
5
Speaker
Output/Mute
Turning on/off a sound speaker.
6
PTZ Control
Controlling PTZ function. This menu is shown when PTZ camera
connected.
7
Stop Alarm
Stopping monitoring alarm output and event.
8
Text Overlay
POS text overlayed on the screen. This menu is show when enable Text
menu.
9
Playback
Playing selected live screen images (before 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min, 10 min,
30 min, 1-hour, Go to last play time, and Go to last record time).
10
Search
Searching recording data (time, event, thumbnail, smart search, text and
VCA). See “5.1 Search” to display detailed information about search.
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Backup
Backup video to USB drive. See “ 3.2.1 Backup” to display detailed
Magnifying selected live screen (Zoom out, 2 times, 4 times, and 8 times).
This menu is shown full screen mode only.
Freezes the video selected live screen images (toggle on / off).
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No.
Item
Description
information about back-up.
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Setup
13
Remote Access
14
Camera
Registration
15
Status
16
Log in/Log out
17
Shutdown
Opens the NVRs main set up menu. For more information about setting
menu, see section “4 Setup menu”.
Monitor and control for remote recorder.
Opens a pop-up menu for IP camera registration.
Opens a pop-up menu showing: device system log, event, and recording
status (system log, event, and record).
Log in/Log out.
Shuts down or restarts the device (shutdown, restart).
Select Fisheye filter to dewarp fisheye camera.
There are 3 dewarping mode as 180° Panoramic, 360° Panoramic and Dual-panoramic view.
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PTZ Control
The location of images may be moved to monitor with PTZ ball.
Note
PTZ Control menu can be displayed if relevant channel’s protocol is set in DEVICE >
PTZ in the upper live screen.
Figure 3-8 Quick menu > PTZ Control
Table 3-7 Quick menu > PTZ Control Item and Description
No.
1
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Item
Description
Moving images with direction buttons.
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No.
Item
Description
2
Moving images with PTZ ball.
3
AF
Adjusting screen focus automatically.
4
Zoom Out
5
Zoom In
6
IRIS Close
7
IRIS Open
8
Focus Far
9
Focus Near
Zoom function of PTZ camera.
Adjust Iris manually.
Adjust focus manually.
In PTZ Control screen, clicking the right button of the mouse displays Quick menu.
Figure 3-9 PTZ Control Quick menu
Table 3-8 PTZ Control Item and Description in Quick menu
No.
Item
1
Preset Go
2
Preset Save
3
Tour Go
4
Tour Save
5
Scan Go
6
Pattern Go
7
Exit
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Description
Run selected Preset number.
Save specific positions of the camera, at most 255 settings.
Run Tour function.
Save multiple preset positions to run each position in order.
Run Scan function.
Run Pattern function.
Exit to live screen menu in PTZ Control menu.
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3.3.2
Camera Registration
Users can register the IP cameras.
Figure 3-10 Camera Registration
Table 3-9 Camera Registration
No.
Item
Description
1
Search the connected IP cameras.
2
Auto Assign
Automatically assign the channel windows.
3
Port
4
Assign
Selecting the channel windows manually.
5
Model
Show detected camera model number.
6
IP
7
Status
Show connection status.
8
Priority
Select IP Address or Zero conf IP. When camera have IP address and zero
conf IP, NVR display selected priority address.
9
Add Manually
Show the detected camera port (WAN, PoE).
Show detected camera IP address.
Select channel and click
to open manual add window.
Add Manually
Click
to open Camera Registration. Or move mouse point at the middle of channel
window on the live screen and click
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Figure 3-11 Camera Registration (manual add)
Table 3-10 Camera Registration (manual add)
No.
1
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Item
Description
Connection Mode Select connection mode as Onvif or RTSP.
2
ID/PWD
Enter ID and password of IP camera.
3
Onvif URL
Enter camera IP address.
4
RTSP URL
Enter Primary and Secondary RTSP IP address and URL.
5
Onvif Port
Enter web port. Default port is 80.
6
RTSP Port
Enter RTSP port. Default port is 554.
7
Mode
Select video stream format (RTSP/HTTP).
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3.3.3
Status > System log
Users can see the system log information in System log tap in Status screen.
Figure 3-12 Status > System log in Quick menu
Table 3-11 Status of Quick menu > System log Item and Description
No.
Item
Description
1
Start
Setting starting time of system log to search.
2
End
Setting ending time of system log to search.
3
Log Type
4
Select All
/Unselect All
Selecting log types (Network, Record, Setup, Disk, Backup, and System)
5
Selecting or clearing all log types (toggle).
Pressing search button search on the basis of set condition.
6
System log list
7
Export USB
8
Cancel
Displaying system log lists.
Export the log data to USB thumb drive. File format is csv.
Completing the status screen.
Detailed log informations
GDPR
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 Users with the required authorisation can access detailed log-in records to
find out with absolute certainty who exported video data, when they did so
and whether they complied with the company’s privacy policy (according to
Art. 32 GDPR).
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3.3.4
Status > Event
Users can see the real-time event information of the unit in Event tap in Status screen.
Figure 3-13 Status > Event in Quick menu
Table 3-12 Status > Event Item and Description in Quick menu
No.
Item
1
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Description
Temporary fixing or releasing an event list (toggle).
2
Refresh
3
Event list
4
Cancel
Deleting the event list.
Displaying the event list.
Completing the status screen.
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3.3.5
Status > Record
Users can see the recording status in Record tap in Status screen.
Figure 3-14 Status > Record in Quick menu
Table 3-13 Status > Record Item and Description in Quick menu
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No.
Item
1
Record time
2
Record list
3
Cancel
Description
Marking recorded period.
Displaying the record setting status.
Completing the status screen.
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3.3.6
Status > Disk
Users can see the disk status in Disk tap in Status screen.
Figure 3-15 Status > Disk in Quick menu
Table 3-14 Status > Disk Item and Description in Quick menu
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No.
Item
Description
1
Disk Info
Display disk temperature and S.M.A.R.T information.
2
Rec. Info
Display recording period.
3
Cancel
Completing the status screen.
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4.
Setup menu
This chapter describes Setup menu in the upper side of the screen.
Figure 4-1 Setup menu
Selecting the menu opens the setting screen.
Note
Setup screen is available to click Setup in Quick menu by clicking the right button
of the mouse.
Table 4-1 Setup menu Item and Description
No.
Item
Description
1
SYSTEM
Setting the system environment.
2
CAMERA
Setting the camera.
3
DEVICE
Setting the non-camera devices connected to the NVR.
4
RECORD
Setting the recording parameters.
5
EVENT
6
NETWORK
Setting each event.
Setting the network environment.
Setup menu includes:
Table 4-2 Setup menu tree
1 Depth
2 Depth
System
Time/Date
SYSTEM
Account
Configuration
Basic
CAMERA
3 Depth
System
F/W Upgrade
Time/Date
Holiday
User
Export/Import
Factory Default
Basic
Audio In/Out
Advanced
Advanced
Registration
Registration
Display
DEVICE
Display
OSD
Sequence
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1 Depth
2 Depth
Disk
3 Depth
Setup
iSCSI
PTZ
PTZ
Serial Device
Serial Device
Text
Text
Schedule
Schedule
Main Stream
RECORD
Stream
Sub Stream
Panic
System/Disk
Alarm In
EVENT
Motion
Video Loss
Notification
System
Disk
Setup
Schedule
Setup
Schedule
Setup
Periodic
Schedule
WAN Port
Basic
PoE Port
IP Filter
DVRNS
DVRNS
E-Mail
E-Mail
FTP
FTP
Remote Access
Registration
P2P
P2P
NETWORK
Notification Server
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Notification Server
Notification Message
4.1
General buttons in Setup menu
This section depicts General buttons in Setup menu.
Figure 4-2 General buttons in Setup menu
Table 4-3 Item and Description of General buttons in Setup menu
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No.
Item
Description
1
Default
2
Save
3
Cancel
Close window.
4
Restore
Cancel the set value, and reverse it to previous value.
5
Apply
Reverse changed setting value to default in factory.
Save the set content.
Apply the content set.
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4.2
SYSTEM
In SYSTEM, basic system environment is set.
4.2.1
System
Set and upgrade the basic items of the system.
System > System
Set the basic items in the System.
Figure 4-3 SYSTEM > System > System
Table 4-4 SYSTEM > System > System Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Language
2
Device Name
3
Video Type
4
Keyboard ID
5
Set the system language.
Enter the device name (Only English is possible).
Select image standard types (NTSC, PAL).
Select keyboard ID (1~255).
Remote Control ID Select remote control ID.
6
Easy Installation
7
Run
Warning
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Function
Select System start to run Easy Installation in starting the system.
Run Easy Installation.
If change video type, system will reboot and all setup go to factory default.
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System > F/W Upgrade
Set the upgraded items of the system.
Figure 4-4 SYSTEM > System > F/W Upgrade
Table 4-5 SYSTEM > System > F/W Upgrade Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Current Version
2
Device
Note
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Function
Display the present firmware version.
Connect USB memory that has files to upgrade to the USB port, select files
to upgrade.
 If firmware version in the USB drive is lower than present system version,
system does not display the firmware in the USB drive.
 To upgrade through network, recorder must have HDD.
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4.2.2
Time/Date
Set the date, time, and holidays of the system.
Time/Date > Time/Date
Set the date, time, and holidays of the system.
Figure 4-5 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Time/Date
Table 4-6 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Time/Date Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
Set the date and time.
1
System Time
 DST: Select whether to use summer time.
 Time change: Save changed time.
If time changed to older time, time overlap list will be created and user can
select the list from search and backup menu. Time overlap list can be
created up to 20 lists a day.
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DST Start
Set the starting date of summer time
3
DST End
Set the ending date of summer time
4
Display Format
5
Time Zone
6
Network Time
Sync
7
NTP Server
Select the format to present date and time.
Select time zone.
For using a specific network time server, click the Use checkbox and enter
the server address.
 Sync. Interval: Select synchronization period (1~7-hour)
 Last Sync. Time: Displaying the final synchronized time
System run NTP (Network Time Protocol) server for NTP client.
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Time/Date > Holiday
Set holidays of the system.
Figure 4-6 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday
Table 4-7 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Year
Select years to set holidays.
Delete selected holidays.
2
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Function
3
Add Holiday
4
List
Add holidays.
Display added holiday lists.
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Clicking Add Holiday displays holiday addition screen like below.
Figure 4-7 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday > Add Holiday
Table 4-8 SYSTEM > Time/Date > Holiday > Add Holiday Item and Description
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No.
Name
Function
1
Name
Enter the holiday name.
2
Date
Display chosen date.
3
Type
4
Calendar
Select the holiday types.
e.g.,) Selecting Relative and 1, first, and Sun, which designates annual
January of the 1st Sunday as a holiday.
Select the holiday to add.
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4.2.3
Account > User
Set the user’s account of the system.
Figure 4-8 SYSTEM > Account > User
Table 4-9 SYSTEM > Account > User Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Add Group
2
Add User
Add users.
3
Group List
Display a total group list.
4
User List
5
Function
Add users’ group.
Display user lists across groups.
Live view
Do not display live video if log it out.
restricted access
6
ADUP(Archive
Dual User
Permission)
Two users should access to search, playback and back-up. The user should
have administrator permission.
7
Auto Login
When a user selected, Auto Login menu will be activated and if click Auto
Login check box, system will be auto login to the selected user.
8
Auto Logout
Select automatic logout time (Null, 1 min, 2 min, 3 min, 4 min, 5 min, 6
min, 7 min, 8 min, 9 min, 10 min, and 30 min).
9
Password Change
If enable, user should change the password periodically.
Cycle
Four-eye principle
GDPR
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 In order to access or export video data, two users must log on to the device with
their credentials one after the other. This may be one employee and the
company’s data protection officer, for example (according to Art. 32 GDPR).
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Password change cycle & automatic logout during inactivity
 If someone forgets to log out ...
 ... so that passwords are changed regularly! (according to Art. 32 GDPR)
GDPR
Press Add Group button, then Add Group screen displays.
Figure 4-9 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add Group
Table 4-10 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add Group Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Name
2
PERMISSION
3
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Function
Enter the group name.
Select items to permit access.
Select channels to permit access.
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Differentiated authorization management
GDPR
 Different user groups with different authorizations can be created in the
configuration menu. Camera selection for each user. Individual group
configuration. Maintenance user without video access (e.g. for installers)
(according to Art. 32 GDPR).
Press Add User button, then Add User screen displays.
Figure 4-10 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add User
Table 4-11 SYSTEM > Account > User > Add User Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Name
2
ID
3
Password
4
5
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Function
Enter the user name.
Enter the user ID.
Enter the password.
Confirm Password Confirm the password.
Group
Select to the group to which belongs.
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4.2.4
Config (Configuration)
Set Export/Import and Factory Default of the system.
Config > Export/Import
Through a save medium, users may apply information set to other devices identically.
Figure 4-11 SYSTEM > Config > Export/Import
Table 4-12 SYSTEM > Config > Export/Import Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
Select an exterior connector with USB.
1
Device
 USB: Displays the USB device connected.
 Refresh button: Re-recognize the device.
Apply information saved in USB to the device.
2
Import
 Import Config with network setup: The network setting information is
brought from the setting information.
 Import button: The file in USB is brought to the designated device.
Save the set information in the USB.
3
Export
 Export Config with network setup: Save the information including
network setting one from the setting information to be exported.
Export button: Save the set information in the USB.
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Config > Factory Default
Default the setting value of the device.
Figure 4-12 SYSTEM > Config > Factory Default
Table 4-13 SYSTEM > Config > Factory Default Item and Description
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No.
Name
Function
1
Select All
/Unselect All
Select/deselect all items to be defaulted.
2
Default Item
Select/deselect related items to be defaulted.
3
Default button
Default the system to the basics.
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4.3
CAMERA
In CAMERA section, set the camera to be connected with the device.
4.3.1
Basic
Set the fundamental functions of camera and audio.
Basic > Basic
Set the basic items of camera by channels.
Figure 4-13 CAMERA > Basic > Basic
Table 4-14 CAMERA > Basic > Basic Item and Description
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No.
Name
Function
1
CH
Display the channel name.
2
Title
Enter the camera name of relevant channels.
3
Covert
4
Copy Covert
Setup
Select images to be shown in the Live screen by channels and whether to
mark a status message or not (OFF, Video Only, Video and Text).
In Convert, set items can be duplicated to other channels.
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Press Copy Covert Setup button, then Copy Covert Setup screen displays.
Figure 4-14 CAMERA > Basic > Basic > Copy Covert Setup
Table 4-15 CAMERA > Basic > Basic > Copy Covert Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
1
From
2
To
3
Select All
/Unselect All
Function
Select a channel converted setting.
Select a channel to be copied.
Select/deselect all channels.
Basic > Audio In/Out
How to set audio of camera across channels
Figure 4-15 CAMERA >Basic > Audio In/Out
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Table 4-16 CAMERA > Basic > Audio In/Out Item and Description
4.3.2
No.
Name
Function
1
No.
Display channels of audio
2
Use
Select/deselect whether to use audio.
3
Assign
Select channels to be assigned audio.
4
Record
Select/deselect whether to save audio.
5
Line-In
Assign recorder line in to camera channel. IP camera audio will be disabled.
Advanced
As advanced function of camera, users can set privacy.
Figure 4-16 CAMERA > Advanced
Table 4-17 CAMERA > Advanced Item and Description
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No.
Name
Function
1
CH
2
Video
Setup camera image such as Color, White Balance, WDR, AE and etc.
3
Stream
Setup camera stream such as Resolution, Framerate, Bitrate and etc.
4
Smart Codec
5
Video Analytics
Display channels.
Setup Smart Codec function if camera supports this function.
Setup Video Analytics function if camera supports this function.
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Video Setup
Figure 4-17 CAMERA > Advanced > Video Setup
Table 4-18 CAMERA > Advanced > Video Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
1
CH
Display channel.
2
Init.
Initionalize setting value.
3
Brightness, Saturation,
Contrast, Sharpness,
White Balance
7
Backlight Compensation Enable or disable BLC function.
Change camera image settings. The setting range varies depending
on the connected camera. For details, refer to the connected
camera manual.
9
Wide Dynamic Range
10
IR Cut Filter
Select Day&night control type. The setting value may differ
depending on the connected camera. For details, refer to the
camera manual.
11
Auto Focus
Sets Auto focus mode on zoom camera. For details, refer to the
connected camera manual.
12
Exposure
Sets Exposure mode. For details, refer to the connected camera
manual.
13
Fisheye Filter
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Enable or disable WDR function.
Click to use Fisheye View menu.
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Stream Setup
Figure 4-18 CAMERA > Advanced > Stream Setup
Table 4-19 CAMERA > Advanced > Stream Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
1
CH
2
Main Stream
Sets Codec type, Profile, Resolution, Framerate, Bitrate, GOP of Main
stream. The values that can be set depend on the connected camera. For
details, refer to the connected camera manual.
3
Sub Stream
Sets Codec type, Profile, Resolution, Framerate, Bitrate, GOP of Sub
stream. The values that can be set depend on the connected camera. For
details, refer to the connected camera manual.
4
Audio
Enable or disable Audio setup. Codec type and frequency depend on the
connected camera.
5
Alarm In
Display channel.
Sets Alarm in type as NO(Normally Open) or NC(Normally Close).
Video Anlaytics Setup
Figure 4-19 CAMERA > Advanced > Video Analytics Setup
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Table 4-20 CAMERA > Advanced > Video Analytics Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
1
CH
2
Mode
3
Function
Display channel.
Select whether to use this function in the NVR.
Enable Video
Select to activate the VCA menu on the camera.
Contents Analysis
 The Video Analytics (VA) menu is displayed only when a camera with VA
Note
function is connected..
 The setting contents differ depending on the connected camera. For details,
refer to the camera manual.
Smart Codec Setup
The Smart Codec function allows reduce bandwidth by using compression and frame rate control.
Figure 4-20 CAMERA > Advanced > Smart Codec Setup
Table 4-21 CAMERA > Advanced > Smart Codec Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
1
CH
2
Enable ROI
3
ROI
Function
Display channel.
Select to activate Hi-Stream function. Video mode will be fixed to CVBR.
Select Static ROI or Dynamic ROI.
Static ROI is controlled based on the selected area.
Dynamic ROI is controlled based on the entire area.
4
5
ROI Quality
Non-ROI Quality Set quality of the non-selected area.
6
Non-ROI fps
8
New ROI Area
Note
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Set quality of the selected area.
Set frame rate of the non-selected area.
Click to create ROI area.
 The Smart Codec menu is displayed only when a camera with Smart Codec
function is connected.
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4.3.3
Registration
As registration function of camera, users can set IP camera registration.
Figure 4-21 CAMERA > Registration
Table 4-22 CAMERA > Registration Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
1
Camera
Registration
Register IP Camera. See ”3.3.2 Camera Registration” to display detailed
information about the camera registration.
2
Registration list
3
Import
Displays the status of the currently registered IP camera.
Register IP camera using text file format.
Click the Import button to open the Import window as shown blow.
Figure 4-22 CAMERA > Registration > Import
Table 4-23 CAMERA > Registration > Import Item and Description
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No.
Name
1
Import USB
Function
Check the USB device is connected. If you connect a USB device with
button to rescan.
pop-up window open, click
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No.
Name
Function
2
File Name
3
Import
Import the camera list.
4
Connect
Register the IP cameras based on the information from the list.
Enter the file name include extension to import the IP camera list.
The contents of the IP camera list are written in the following order.
Channel number, IP address, ID, Password, Device service address, Web port,
Camera title.
Note
Ex) 1,192.168.0.8,admin,admin,http://192.168.0.8/onvif/device_service,80,CAM1
 After importing, you need to click Connect to read the camera information and
register the camera.
Attention
4.3.4
 When creating IP camera list, the encoding method should be saved in UTF-8
formation.
Account
As registration function of camera, users can set IP camera account.
Figure 4-23 CAMERA > Account
Table 4-24 CAMERA > Account
No.
Name
Function
1
Copy To Account
Used to copy account information or IP-CAM account information
for access.
2
Account List
3
Apply Password Changes
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Display a total account list.
This button to change your password.
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Press Copy To Account button, then Copy To Account screen displays.
Figure 4-24 CAMERA > Account > Copy To Account
Table 4-25 CAMERA > Account > Copy To Account
No.
Name
1
From
2
To
3
Select All
/Unselect All
Press
Function
Select a channel converted setting.
Select a channel to be copied.
Select/deselect all channels.
button, then Edit Account: IP CAMERA screen displays.
Figure 4-25 CAMERA > Account > Account List
Table 4-26 CAMERA > Account > Account List
No.
Name
1
ID
2
Password
3
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Function
Enter ID of account
Enter Password of account
Confirm Password Enter Confirm Password of account
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Note
Attention
If the password change is successful, the edit entry in the list displays "OK"
If password change fails, edit entries in the list show "Fail"
 Expose warning window when entering a vulnerable password on the virtual
keyboard.
Press Apply Password Changes button, then Apply Password Changes screen displays.
Figure 4-26 CAMERA > Account > Apply Password Changes
Table 4-27 CAMERA > Account > Apply Password Changes
No.
1
2
User Manual
Name
Function
Apply To IP-CAM Select a channel converted setting.
Select All
/Unselect All
Select/deselect all channels.
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4.4
DEVICE
In DEVICE, set the device to connect with the unit.
4.4.1
Display
Set matters related to a display device and live screen.
Display > Display
Set the display device.
Figure 4-27 DEVICE > Display > Display
Table 4-28 DEVICE > Display > Display Item and Description
No.
Name
1
HDMI/VGA
2
Event Popup
3
Monitor Relay Switch
Attention
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Function
Select the resolution of the display device
(1024x768, 1280x720, 1920x1080, and 3840x2160).
Set duration of event popup screen. Screen go back to original layout
after duration time
Select whether to use monitor alarm. When channel change or spilt
mode change of live screen, alarm is generated by selected alarm
output.
 VGA port does not support 3840x2160 resolution.
 If resolution is set to 3840x2160 and a monitor that does not support this
resolution is connected to the HDMI port, it will automatically change to
1024x768 resolution.
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Display > OSD
Set the OSD of the display device.
Figure 4-28 DEVICE > Display > OSD
Table 4-29 DEVICE > Display > OSD Item and Description
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No.
Name
1
Camera Name
2
Live Bar
3
Display Icon
Function
Select the way to display camera in live screen (Off, CH+Title, CH, Title).
Select the way to display the live bar (Always On, Auto Hide).
Select/deselect icons to display in the live screen.
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Display > Sequence
How to set the play sequence of live screen
Figure 4-29 DEVICE > Display > Sequence
Table 4-30 DEVICE > Display > Sequence Item and Description
No.
1
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Name
Function
Division Sequence Set to convert automatically as 4-partition screen on the time basis.
Select screen partition mode to be marked in the below table (Full, Quad
and 3x3).
2
Division
3
Sequence List
Display the sequence list based on division selected value.
4
Add Sequence
Add items to be included in the play sequence.
5
No.
6
Division
Displays as full, Quad and 3x3.
7
CH List
Set automatic conversion CHs. In case of choosing CH3 in No. 1, CH3 is
shown in advance.
8
Dwell Time
9
Default
Automatically controvert screens in number order.
Set the remaining time for automatic conversion (3 sec~30 sec)
Reverse to changed set value in default.
10
Revise the list.
11
Delete the list.
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Clicking Add Sequence displays Add Sequence screen.
Figure 4-30 DEVICE > Display > Sequence > Add Sequence
Table 4-31 DEVICE > Display > Sequence > Add Sequence Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Dwell Time
2
Division
3
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Function
Select time to play (3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, and 30 sec).
Select the partition screen to play.
Channel Selection Select channels to play.
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4.4.2
Disk > Setup
Disk > Setup
The way to set the disk
Figure 4-31 DEVICE > Disk > Setup
Table 4-32 DEVICE > Disk > Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
Refresh disk information.
1
Display the basic disk information in disc list.
2
Disk Info




Model: disk model name
Free: disk capacity to save
Size (Capacity): total disk capacity
Status: disk status
Display saved disk information in disc list.
3
Rec. Info
 Start Recording Time: starting time for saving information in the disk
 End Recording Time: ending time to stop saving information in the disk
 Status: disk status
Display S.M.A.R.T. information in disc list.
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S.M.A.R.T.




Model: disk model name
Temp.: disk temperature
Usage Time: running time after turning on the disk
S.M.A.R.T.: a presenter of disk’s malfunction
5
Disk List
Display the disk list select/deselect disc to be formatted
6
Format
Format the disk selected.
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No.
Name
Function
7
Overwrite
Recording
8
Auto Delete
Select/deselect to rewrite new data on the existing disk in case of
insufficient saving space remained
Select/deselect to use the function to delete saved data automatically
(1-365 Days).
Defined storage times per video channel
 Users can define – for each video channel individually – how long the video
material will be stored for. This serves to avoid unintentional violations of the
GDPR since video data will be deleted automatically as soon as the purpose of
their collection is fulfilled (according to Art. 17 GDPR).
GDPR
Disk > iSCSI
The way to set the iSCSI
Figure 4-32 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI
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Table 4-33 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Select
2
Target Node
Name
3
Status
4
Register
Open iSCSI registration window.
5
Delete
Delete registered iSCSI storage.
6
Detail
Display selected iSCSI IP address and port number.
Note
Function
Display iSCSI device number. Up to 6 devices support.
Display registered IQN (iSCSI Qualified Name).
Display connection status (Good or Bad).
 Recorder support Max. 6 volumes (Target Node).
 Each volume supports Max. 16TB.
Clicking Register displays iSCSI Register screen.
Figure 4-33 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI > Register
Table 4-34 DEVICE > Disk > iSCSI > Register Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
Target Address
1
Target Port
Input IP address and ports for iSCSI
HTTP Port
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No.
Name
2
Discover
3
Enable CHAP
4
User Name
Enter user name of CHAP authentication.
5
Password
Enter password of CHAP authenticatioin.
6
Add
Click to search iSCSI storage.
Select Enable CHAP if iSCSI use CHAP authentication.
Click to register the discovered iSCSI storage. User can add iSCSI one by one.
If recorder does not have any internal HDD, the recorder reboot automatically
and complete mounting process.




Note
4.4.3
Function
If iSCSI file system is different with recorder, it must be formatted.
If user wants to change recorder IP address, iSCSI must be deleted.
iSCSI device block size must be set as 512byte.
iSCSI device IP address must be set as static IP not DHCP.
PTZ > PTZ
To use PTZ Function of the device, users need to match ID, protocol, and speed with each camera.
Figure 4-34 DEVICE > PTZ > PTZ
Table 4-35 DEVICE > PTZ > PTZ Item and Description
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No.
Name
Function
1
Copy PTZ Setup
2
CH
Display channels.
3
ID
Select camera ID connected to relevant channels (1-255).
Apply setting history to all or selected channels in the same way.
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No.
Name
4
Protocol
5
Speed
Note
4.4.4
Function
Select protocol of camera connected to relevant channels.
Select pan-tilt of camera connected to relevant channels (1-8).
 For more information about camera ID, protocol information, and details, see
Instruction of relevant PTZ Function camera.
Serial Device > Serial Device
Users need to set Serial Device to connect PTZ camera, USB device with the unit.
Figure 4-35 DEVICE > Serial Device > Serial Device
Table 4-36 DEVICE > Serial Device > Serial Device Item and Description
No.
Name
1
USB (to Serial)
2
RS-485
Function
Set communication transmission value of USB device.
Set communication transmission value of RS-485 connector.
Set the communication transmission value based on the device to be connected and select the medium
(PTZ, keyboard, or Text device).
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4.4.5
TEXT > TEXT
Set the input device such as ATM or POS, etc.
Figure 4-36 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT
Table 4-37 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
1
Use
Select/deselect whether to use text function.
2
CH
Select camera channels to connect with the text input device.
3
Protocol
Select protocol to correspond with the text input device.
4
ID/Port
Select ID and port no. to correspond with the text input device.
5
Input Char. Set
Select a character format of the text input device.
6
Copy Text Setup
As for connecting multiple units, duplicate set value to others.
Press Copy TEXT Setup button, then Copy TEXT Setup screen displays.
Figure 4-37 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT > Copy TEXT Setup
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Table 4-38 DEVICE > TEXT > TEXT > Copy to TEXT Setup Item and Description
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No.
Name
1
From
2
To
3
Select All
/Unselect All
4
Copy Item
Function
Select channels set.
Select the device to be copied.
Select/deselect all channels.
Select/deselect items to be copied.
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4.5
RECORD
In RECORD, users may set matters related to recording.
4.5.1
Schedule > Schedule
Recording types can be set across channels and time.
Figure 4-38 RECORD > Schedule > Schedule
Table 4-39 RECORD > Schedule > Schedule Item and Description
No.
Name
1
CH
2
Schedule Type
Selection
Select the types of schedules.
3
Schedule Table
Display the schedule users set.
4
Drag Field
5
Function
Select channels to set schedules.
Display the area dragged with a mouse.
Copy Schedule Setup Copy set recording schedule to other channels.
The function of each scheduling type involves:
Table 4-32 Function of each scheduling type
Color
Scheduling type
None
Continuous
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Do not record.
Record on consecutive mode when time set.
Motion
Record on event recording mode when motion sensitive event occurs.
Alarm
Record on event recording mode when alarm occurs.
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Color
Scheduling type
Function
C+M
Record on event recording mode when motion sensitive event occurs
during consecutive mode recording.
C+A
Record on event recording mode when alarm occurs during consecutive
mode recording.
M+A
Record on event recording mode when only alarm and motion sensitive
event occur.
C+M+A
Record on event recording mode when only alarm and motion sensitive
event occur during consecutive mode recording.
The way to schedule recording across channels
3 Select channels to schedule.
4 Select items in scheduling types.
5 Position the mouse to the schedule table.
6 Drag the area to be scheduled with a mouse.
7 Selected field is presented as scheduling type colors.
8 Click Copy Schedule Setup if you want to copy the schedule to other channels.
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9 Copy Schedule Setup screen displays.
10 Select channels to be copied.
11 Select channels to apply copied content.
12 Copy the schedule by pressing Apply.
13 Press Save to save the schedule.
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4.5.2
Stream
To set the image resolution when event occurs across channels or general recording is in process.
Stream > Main Stream
To set the image quality and resolution of Main Stream
Figure 4-39 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream
Table 4-40 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream Item and Description
No.
Name
1
CH
Function
Display channels.
Resolution
2
Framerate
Show camera main stream setup status.
Bitrate(Kbps)
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Continuous
4
Event
5
Pre-Alarm
6
Post-Alarm
7
Copy Stream
Setup
Select recording stream in case of Continuous mode.
Select recording stream in case of Event mode.
Start recording before set time, if event occurs.
(none, 1 sec, 2 sec, 3 sec, 4 sec, and 5 sec)
Recording after set time until event ends.
(5 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1hour)
Copy main recording image set value to other channels.
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Clicking Copy Stream Setup opens Copy Stream Setup.
Figure 4-40 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream > Copy Stream Setup
Table 4-41 RECORD > Stream > Main Stream > Copy Stream Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
1
From
2
To
3
Select All
/Unselect All
4
Copy Item
Function
Select the channel set.
Select the device to be copied.
Select/deselect all channels.
Select/deselect items to be copied.
Stream > Sub Stream
To set the image quality and resolution of Sub Stream
Figure 4-41 RECORD > Stream > Sub Stream
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Table 4-42 RECORD > Stream > Sub Stream Item and Description
No.
Name
1
CH
Function
Display channels.
Resolution
2
Framerate
Show camera second stream setup status.
Bitrate(Kbps)
3
Pre-Alarm
Start recording before set time, if event occurs.
4
Post-Alarm
Recording after set time until event ends.
Stream > Panic
How to set immediate recording
Figure 4-42 RECORD > Stream > Panic
Table 4-43 RECORD > Stream > Panic Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Panic Record
2
CH
3
Frame rate
Function
Select/deselect to use immediate recording function.
Display channels.
Resolution
Panic recording stream follows the Event stream.
Quality
4
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Dwell Time
Select recording duration (Unlimited, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min, 10 min,
and 30 min).
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4.6
EVENT
In EVENT, users may set each event of the device.
4.6.1
System/Disk
To set the system and disk event
System/Disk > System
To set the system event of the device
Figure 4-43 Event > System/Disk > System
Table 4-44 Event > System/Disk > System Item and Description
No.
Name
1
System Restart
2
Notification
Select/deselect whether to use mailing or mobile push in case of event.
3
User Login
Select/deselect whether to use user-login event.
4
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Select/deselect whether to use system restart event.
Record Transaction Select/deselect whether to use record transaction event.
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System/Disk > Disk
To set disk event
Figure 4-44 Event > System/Disk > Disk
Table 4-45 Event > System/Disk > Disk Item and Description
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No.
Name
1
Disk Unplugged
2
Beep
3
Alarm out
4
Notification
5
Disk Full
6
S.M.A.R.T. Fault
Function
Select/deselect whether to use disk unplugged event
Select/deselect whether to use buzzer sound in case of event.
Select to end alarm time (Keep, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 10
min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
Select/deselect whether to use mailing or mobile push in case of event.
Set disk capacity for disk full event (Off, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, and
100%).
Select/deselect whether to use S.M.A.R.T. Fault event of HDD.
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4.6.2
Alarm In
To set sensor alarms and schedule
Alarm In > Setup
To set sensor alarms
Figure 4-45 Event > Alarm In > Setup
Table 4-46 Event > Alarm In > Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
1
Sensor
2
Use
Select/deselect whether to use alarm in the sensor.
3
Type
Select sensor types (N.O, N.C, NET).
Display sensor numbers.
 N.O: Normally Open
 N.C: Normally Close
NET: Select when using the camera’s alarm input function.
4
Beep
Select use time of buzzer sound (null, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1 min,
10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
5
Alarm
Set alarm output.
6
Group Rec.
7
Noti.
8
Preset
9
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Select the camera to record simultaneously.
Set email notices.
Set preset of PTZ camera.
Copy Alarm Setup Copy alarm set value to other channels. For more information about set
value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in Stream.”
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Placing your mouse on Alarm, Group Rec, Noti., Preset and clicking editing Icon(
displays Event : Alarm screen.
) in right corner
Figure 4-46 Event > Alarm In > Setup > Event : Alarm
Table 4-47 Event > Alarm In > Setup > Event : Alarm Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
Set the alarm.
1
Alarm-out
 Relay: Select/clear the Relay output checkbox.
 Dwell Time: Selecting alarm duration (Keep, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30
sec, 1 min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour)
2
Group Recording Select/deselect whether to use Group Recording.
Simultaneous recording camera channel screen opens.
3
4
Panic
5
Monitor Popup
Select/deselect whether to use Monitor Popup
Channel selection screen opens.
6
6
Select/deselect whether to use Panic
Remote
Notification
Select/deselect whether to use(E-mail), Push(Mobile) or FTP.
Preset of PTZ camera is running.
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 Use: Select/deselect whether to use preset.
 CH: Select channels.
 Preset: Set preset value.
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Alarm In > Schedule
To schedule recording time when alarm occurs across device sensors
Figure 4-47 Event > Alarm In > Schedule
Table 4-48 Event > Alarm In > Schedule Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Sensor
2
Schedule Type
Selection
Select the types of schedules.
3
Schedule Table
Display the schedule users set.
4
Drag Field
5
Copy to Alarm
Schedule
Note
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Function
Select the sensor to set the schedule.
Display the area dragged with a mouse.
Copy the schedule on alarm set to other sensors. For more information
about set value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in
Stream.”
For more details about scheduling recording time when alarm occurs across sensors,
see section “4.5.1 Schedule > Schedule.”
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4.6.3
Motion
To set and schedule motions across channels
Motion > Setup
To set motions across channels
Figure 4-48 Event > Motion > Setup
Table 4-49 Event > Motion > Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
1
CH
Display channels.
2
Use
 Off: Do not use Motion events.
 Motion: set motion in NVR.
 VCA: use the VCA event input from the camera.
3
Area
It is actived when ‘Motion’ is selected in ‘Use’ menu.
Sets the motion area and sensitivity.
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Sens.
It displays the sensitivity set in the Motion Area (Level 1~10).
5
Beep
Select use time of buzzer (null, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 10
min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
6
Alarm
Set alarm output.
7
Group Rec.
8
Noti.
9
Preset
10
Copy Motion
Setup
Select the camera to record simultaneously.
Set email notices.
Set preset of PTZ camera.
Copy motion set value to other channels. For more information about set
value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in Stream.”
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Note
Placing your mouse on Alarm, Group Rec, Noti., Preset and clicking editing
icon(
) in right corner displays Event : Alarm screen. For more information about
Event: Motion screen, see section “4.6.2 Alarm In > Setup in Alarm In.”
Motion > Schedule
To schedule record time when the motion sensor detects across channels
Figure 4-49 Event > Motion > Schedule
Table 4-50 Event > Motion > Schedule Item and Description
No.
Name
1
CH
2
Schedule Type
Selection
Select the types of schedules.
3
Schedule Table
Display the schedule users set.
4
Drag Field
5
Copy to Motion
Schedule
Note
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Function
Select channels to set schedules.
Display the area dragged with a mouse.
Copy the motion detection schedule to other channels. For more
information about set value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main
Stream in Stream.”
For more information how to schedule record time when the motion sensor detects
across channels, see section “4.5.1 Schedule > Schedule.”
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4.6.4
Video Loss > Setup
To set Video Loss across channels
Figure 4-50 Event > Video Loss > Setup
Table 4-51 Event > Video Loss > Setup Item and Description
No.
Name
1
CH
Display channels.
2
Use
Select/deselect whether to use Video Loss in the channel.
3
Beep
Select use time of buzzer sound (None, 5 sec, 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1
min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour).
4
Alarm
Set alarm output.
5
Group Rec.
6
Noti.
7
Preset
8
Copy Video Loss
Setup
Note
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Function
Select the camera to record simultaneously.
Set email notices.
Set preset of PTZ camera.
Copy the Video Loss set value to other channels. For more information
about set value copy, see section “4.5.2 Stream > Main Stream in
Stream.”
Placing your mouse on Alarm, Group Rec, Noti., Preset and clicking editing
icon(
) in right corner displays Event : Video Loss screen. For more information
about Event : Video Loss screen, see section “4.6.2 Alarm In > Setup in Alarm In.”
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4.6.5
Notification
To set and schedule periodical alarms
Notification > Periodic
To set periodical alarms
Figure 4-51 EVENT > Notification > Periodic
Table 4-52 EVENT > Notification > Periodic Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Periodic
Notification
Function
Select/deselect whether to use periodical alarms
Send the save or event information.
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 Record: sending the save information
 Event: sending the event information
2
Summary
3
Interval
4
Select CH
Select channels users want.
5
Select All
/Unselect All
Select/deselect all channels
Set the alarm interval (5 min, 10 min, 30 min, and 1 hour, 2-hour, 6-hour,
8-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour).
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Notification > Schedule
To schedule periodical alarms
Figure 4-52 EVENT > Notification > Schedule
Table 4-53 EVENT > Notification > Schedule Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Notification Type
Selection
2
Schedule Table
3
Drag Field
Display the area dragged with a mouse.
4
Dwell Time
Set Notification dwell time (1Min~1Hour).
Note
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Function
Select the types of notification.
(None, E-mail, Push(Mobile), E-mail+Push, FTP, FTP+E-mail, FTP+Push,
FTP+E-mail+Push)
Display the schedule users set.
For more information how to schedule record time when the alarm is detected, see
section “4.5.1 Schedule > Schedule.”
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4.7
NETWORK
In NETWORK, users may set the network environment.
4.7.1
Basic
Basic > WAN Port
To set the network WAN port
Figure 4-53 NETWORK > Basic > WAN Port
Table 4-54 NETWORK > Basic > WAN Port Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Static IP
2
MAC Address
4
DNS
5
Port (TCP/RTSP)
7
8
Check if you use static IP. For using static IP, enter IP address, Subnet
Mask, and Gateway.
DHCP (Dynamic) Select whether to use DHCP (Dynamic).
3
6
Function
Encryption
Display the MAC Address.
Select manual and enter DNS; otherwise choose automatic function.
Enter TCP and RTSP port. Default is 9350.
Select the Encryption box for video data by using TCP port.
Select to encrypt for video data through TCP port.
Port(Http/Https)
Enter HTTP/HTTPS port. Default is 80.
Redirect to HTTPS Select to allow HTTPS connect by request.
9
Port(IPC)
User can access camera directly using IPC port. Default is 5000.
10
Edit NAT
Select the protocol to be used for IP camera remote connection, either http
or https, or block the connection.
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No.
Name
Function
11
Bandwidth Limit
12
Ping Test
Select bandwidth to limit (Unlimited, 50Mbps, 10Mbps, 5Mbps, 2Mbps,
1Mbps, 500Kbps, 400Kbps, 300Kbps, 200Kbps, and 100Kbps).
Enter IP in Ping test and implement the text.
Fully encrypted connection in the WAN
 Provides encryption from recorder to all software components.
GDPR
Cameras on the PoE port can be isolated (NAT/IPC)
 Normally, the cameras can be reached on the PoE port in the network, but
this can be completely isolated (according to Art. 32 GDPR).
GDPR
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Basic > PoE Ports
To set the network PoE Ports
Figure 4-54 NETWORK > Basic > PoE Ports
Table 4-55 NETWORK > Basic > PoE Ports Item and Description
No.
Name
1
DHCP Server
Function
Select whether to enable DHCP server.
IP Address
2
Subnet Mask
Enter the each information properly.
Gateway
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Basic > IP Filter
To set the network IP Filter
Figure 4-55 NETWORK > Basic > IP Filter
Table 4-56 NETWORK > Basic > IP Filter Item and Description
No.
Name
1
Mode
2
Range Start
Enter the Start IP address to Access or to Deny.
3
Range End
Enter the End IP address to Access or to Deny.
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Select None to disable. Select Access to access IP address range. Select
Deny to restrict IP address range.
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4.7.2
DVRNS
To set DVRNS
DVRNS
To register DVRNS account
Figure 4-56 NETWORK > DVRNS/DDNS > DVRNS/Dashboard
Table 4-57 NETWORK > DVRNS/DDNS > DVRNS/Dashboard Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
Register DVRNS account
1
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DVRNS
 ID: Enter DVRNS ID (default: MAC address of the unit)
 Password: Enter DVRNS password
 Register: Register DVRNS account
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4.7.3
E-Mail
To set email server to send email on the occasion of event
Figure 4-57 NETWORK > E-Mail > E-Mail
Table 4-58 NETWORK > E-Mail > E-Mail Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
Select SMTP server.
1
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Server Type





gmail.com
hotmail.com
aol.com
naver.com
daum.net
2
Address/Port
Enter server address and port number.
3
Image Attach
Select/deselect whether to attach JPG image.
4
Authentication
Select/deselect using authentication and password.
5
ID
6
Password
7
Sender
Write the sender.
8
Receiver
Write the receiver.
9
Test
Enter the email address.
Enter the email password.
Verify whether the email server is set normally.
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4.7.4
FTP
Set up FTP server to send video to FTP server. The file format is AVI file.
Figure 4-58 NETWORK > FTP > FTP
Table 4-59 NETWORK > FTP > FTP
No.
Name
1
FTP Server
2
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Function
Select whether to use FTP.
Address(URL)/Port Enter server address and port.
3
ID, Password
Enter ID & Password of server.
4
Upload Path
Enter upload directory.
5
Create Folder
Enter desired folder name.
6
Base File Name
7
FTP Transfer
Settings
8
Test
Enter desired file name.
Select max file time (1, 5, 10, 15minutes).
Verify whether the FTP server is set normally.
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4.7.5
Remote Access
Register the recorder to monitor and control remotely.
Figure 4-59 NETWORK > Remote Access > Registration
Table 4-60 NETWORK > Remote Access > Registration
No.
Name
Function
1
Use Remote
Access
Select whether to use Remote Access. Registered devices can be selected
in the Remote Access of a Quick menu.
2
Remote Access
device list
3
4
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Shows registered devices.
Delete the selected device.
Add Recorder
Register the recorder to monitor and control.
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Clicking Add Recorder opens Add Recorder.
Figure 4-60 NETWORK > Remote Access > Registration > Add Recorder
Table 4-61 NETWORK > Remote Access > Registration > Add Recorder
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No.
Name
Function
1
Device Type
Search all Remote Access-enabled devices in Auto Detect mode.
2
Device List
Show Remote Access -enabled device list. Click
new device.
3
Name
4
Address
Enter the device address. It is entered automatically when selected in the
device list.
5
Port
Enter the TCP port. It is entered automatically when selected in the device
list.
6
ID
7
Password
8
Check
button to search for a
Enter the device name. It is entered automatically when selected in the
device list.
Enter the ID of the device to be registered.
Enter the password of the device to be registered.
Click the Check button to check if you can connect.
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4.7.6
P2P
User can connect recorder from mobile app using QR code scan.
Figure 4-61 NETWORK > P2P > P2P
Table 4-62 NETWORK > P2P > P2P
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No.
Name
1
P2P Registration
2
P2P QR Code
3
P2P Connection
Function
Check up registration status.
Scan QR code using mobile app to connect recorder.
Display connection stauts.
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4.7.7
Notification Server
Notification Server > Notification Server
Figure 4-62 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Server
Table 4-63 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Server
No.
Name
1
Notification Server
2
Type
3
IP
4
Port
5
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Test
Function
Select/deselect to use Notification server.
Select TCP or UDP Protocol.
Enter the server IP address or host name.
Enter the server port.
Send a test message to the server to check the connection status.
Click Save button when the transmission is successful.
TCP can check the results in the recorder, but UDP should be checked
in the notification server.
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Notification Server > Notification Message
Set up the message to be sent to the notification server when event occurs.
Figure 4-63 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Message
Table 4-64 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Message
No.
Name
1
Add
Function
Notification message edit window pop-up.
Deleted registered notification message.
2
3
CH
4
Event
5
Message
Camera channel.
Display event type as Motion, Alarm, and Video Loss.
Display notification message.
Clicking Add opens Add Message
Figure 4-64 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Message > Add Message
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Table 4-65 NETWORK > Notification Server > Notification Message > Add Message
4.7.8
No.
Name
1
CH
2
Event
3
Message
Function
Select the channel to add a message.
Select the event type (Motion, Alarm In, and Video Loss).
Create a message to send.
RTP Multicast
Figure 4-65 NETWORK > RTP Multicast
Table 4-66 NETWORK > RTP Multicast
No.
Name
1
Multicast Destination IP
2
RTP Port
Enter the RTP Port.
3
RTP TTL
Enter the RTP TTL. Time that packets are set to exist within the
network before they are discarded by the router.
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Enter the multicast destination ip.
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5.
Search/Playback
This chapter describes Live Launcher search and play menu in the below screen bar.
Figure 5-1 Live Launcher Search, Play menu
Table 5-1 Item and Description of Live Launcher Search, Play menu
No.
Item
Description
Search recording data.
1
(time, event, thumbnail, smart search, text and VCA)
Playback recorded data
2
5.1
Search
This function searches recorded data as Time, Event, Thumbnail, Smart Search, Text and VCA.
Search > Time
Recording data is searched by date and time.
Figure 5-2 Search: Time
Table 5-2 Search: Time Item and Description
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Item
Description
1
Calendar
2
Time
3
Bookmark
4
Timeline
Display timelines across channels
5
Preview
Previewing video clips searched
6
Play
7
Cancel
Selecting the date to search
Setting time to search
Selecting a bookmark to search
Playing video clips. For more information about Live bar, see section “5.2
Playback.”
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Search > Event
Recording data is searched by event type.
Figure 5-3 Search: Event
Table 5-3 Search: Event Item and Description
No.
Item
Description
1
Select CH
2
Select All
/Unselect All
3
Start
Setting starting time to search
4
End
Setting ending time to search
5
Event Type
6
Search
7
Event List
8
Thumbnail Field
9
Play
10
Cancel
Select channels to search
Select/deselect all channels.
Selecting the types of event (Panic, Motion, Alarm-In, Video Loss, PinInterest and TEXT).
Searching the event
Displaying event list searched
Displaying thumbnail images of selected event
Playing video clips selected. For more information about Live bar, see
section “5.2 Playback.”
Ending search screen
Search > Thumbnail
Recording data is searched and played back as a thumbnail image at intervals of time.
Figure 5-4 Search: Thumbnail
Table 5-4 Search: Thumbnail Item and Description
No.
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Description
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No.
Item
Description
1
Calendar
2
CH
3
Time
4
Interval
Selecting dates to search
Selecting channels to search
Selecting time to search
Setting time interval for searching images
Time Overlap
5
6
Time
Lapse/Pause
7
Cancel
Selecting the overlapping section to play if there is a duplicate of the
same time by changing the time.
Playing or stopping videos searched
Ending search screen
Search > Smart Search
Recording data is searched by detecting change of specific area.
Figure 5-5 Search: Smart Search
Table 5-5 Search: Smart Search Item and Description
No.
Item
Description
1
CH
2
Area Setup
3
Start
Setting starting time to search
4
End
Setting ending time to search
5
Search
6
Event List
7
Thumbnail Field
8
Play
Selecting channels to search
Select area to search motion event
When motion is detected in the set area, it is displayed in the list.
Displaying event list searched.
Displaying thumbnail images of selected event.
Playing video clips selected. For more information about playback
launcher, see section “5.2 Playback.”
Search > TEXT
Recording data is searched by keyword.
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Figure 5-6 Search: TEXT
Table 5-6 Search: TEXT Item and Description
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No.
Item
Description
1
Select CH
2
Select All
/Unselect All
3
Start
Setting starting time to search
4
End
Setting ending time to search
5
Keyword
6
Case Sensitive
7
Whole Word
8
Search
9
Event List
10
Thumbnail Field
11
Play
12
Cancel
Select channels to search
Select/deselect all channels.
Entering keyword to search
Searching items in case-sensitive
Searching items that include all words
Searching the event
Displaying event list searched
Displaying thumbnail images of selected event
Playing video clips selected. For more information about Live bar, see
section “5.2 Playback.”
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Search > VCA
Recording data is searched by VCA event type.
Figure 5-7 Search: VCA
Table 5-7 Search: VCA Item and Description
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No.
Item
Description
1
Select CH
Selecting channels to search
2
Start, End
Set start time and end time.
3
Event Type
Selecting VCA event type.
4
Search
5
Event List
6
Thumbnail Field
7
Play
8
Cancel
Search VCA event.
Displaying event list searched
Displaying thumbnail images of selected event
Playback selected event.
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5.2
Playback
To play recorded data
Figure 5-8 Playback Launcher
Table 5-8 Playback Launcher Item and Description
No.
Item
Description
1
2
Display present play status.
Date and Time
Display date and time of playing videos.
3
Go to first section of the video.
4
Play fast backward(2~64x).
5
Decrease speed under playback mode (1/2~1/8x), Backward step under
pause mode
6
Play backward, forward and pause the videos.
7
Play forward step.
8
Play fast forward(2~64x).
9
Go to last section of the video.
10
Moving to previous/next partition screens
11
Selecting the partition mode to mark in the screen
12
Audio output on-off(toggle).
13
Searching the recorded data (time, event, thumbnail, smart search, text,
VCA). For more information about search, see section “5.1 Search.”
14
Closing playing videos and moving to live screen.
15
Opening or closing the record time-line.
16
Activating/deactivating automatic hidden function of Launcher menu.
Clicking
opens Record Time-Line.
Figure 5-9 Playback Launcher > Record Time-Line
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Table 5-9 Playback Launcher > Record Time-Line Item and Description
No.
Name
Function
1
Time lines
Shows the time recording status. Select the desired time with the mouse.
Add bookmarks at the selected time in the timeline.
2
Run a manual backup. For more information about manual backup, see
section “3.2.1 Backup”.
3
Open the calendar pop-up window and select a date from the calendar.
4
Show time bar by single channel, quad channels or all channels.
5
Show time line by 1hour or 24hours (toggle).
Click mouse right button to open quick menu in the playback mode.
Figure 5-10 Playback Quick menu
Table 5-10 Playback Quick menu
No.
Item
1
Screen Mode
2
Zoom in
3
Text Overlay
POS text overlay on the screen. This menu is shown when enable Text menu.
4
Speaker Mute
Audio out off.
5
Goto Live
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Search
Open Search window.
7
Backup
Open manual backup menu.
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Set Bookmark
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Select the partition mode of live screen (Full, 2X2, 3X3, and 4x4).
Magnify selected live screen (2x, 4x, and 8x).
This menu is shown full screen mode only.
Stop playback and return to live mode.
Save the bookmark.
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Webviewer
This chapter describes webviewer for monitoring videos through a PC in remote mode.
Table 6-1 System Requirement for Webviewer
Item
Recommended
Minimum
OS
MicrosoftⓇ WindowsⓇ 10 x86(64bit)
(Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate)
MicrosoftⓇ WindowsⓇ XP Home SP3
MicrosoftⓇ WindowsⓇ 8(pro, Enterprise)
CPU
Intel CoreTM i5-2550 3.30GHz or higher
Intel CoreTM 2 Duo E7200 2.53GHz or
higher
RAM
2GB or higher
1.5GB or higher
VGA
ATI RadeonTM HD 3650 or NVIDIA
GeForce 8400GS or higher(1280x1024,
32bpp or Higher), Multi Monitor
ATI RadeonTM HD 2400 or NVIDIA GeForce
FX5500 or higher(1024x768, 24bpp or
higher)
HDD
Over 6GB
Over 1GB
LAN
Gigabit Ethernet
10/100 Mbps Ethernet
How to monitor with webviewer
1
Enter IP address of a recorder in
Internet browser.
2
Enter ID and Password, and then click the
button.
 Viewer: playing NVR Live images
 Setup: setting menu in similar ways
with NVR connected monitor.
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For using Viewer, users need to download Java. The way to download is shown as follows:
In case of selecting Viewer(Internet Explorer)
1
Click Viewer.
2
When Java download screen opens,
download and install JAVA.
3
Live images may be monitored.
In case of selecting Viewer(Chrome)
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After click Viewer, .jnlp file can be
downloaded.
Click Keep button.
2
Click webviewer_chrome.jnlp.
3
When Java download screen opens,
download and install JAVA.
4
Live images may be monitored.
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In case of selecting Setup
Users can set the menu in similar ways with NVR connected monitor.
Figure 6-1 Setup screen
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Appendix
7.1
Installing System Keyboard
To setup the keyboard controllers, the user needs to setup the network, passwords and perform special
tasks such as Uploading and Downloading programmed data from the dome cameras. To enter the
Keyboard menu, press and hold CTRL and press MENU expressed as CTRL + MENU in the manual. You
will see the following menu.
Keyboard Setup- for USB
MAIN MENU
Configuration
Network
Network
Camera
Baud Rate
Time/Date
Com Ports
Alarm
USB: ON
LCD
Mux Config
Data Bank
Set Slave KBD
Initialization
SAVE AND EXIT
Information
Hold Time: 005s
SAVE AND EXIT
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Set USB On in the keyboard menu.
Menu
USB
Status
Configuration
ON
Client Keyboard : Only USB Port(The other ports and slave keyboards are not
supported)
OFF
General Keyboard : Dome1/Dome2/RS232(The USB port is not supported)
Note
If Keyboard Controller power is disconnected and reconnected, you must also
disconnect and reconnect the USB either from the Keyboard Controller or
DVR/NVR side
Keyboard Setup- for RS485
SET USB Off and Dome1: DVR5 in keyboard menu.
MAIN MENU
Configuration
Network
Network
Camera
Baud Rate
Time/Date
Com Ports
Com Ports
Alarm
USB: OFF
Dome1: DVR5
LCD
Mux Config
Dome2: None
Data Bank
Set Slave KBD
RS232: None
Initialization
SAVE AND EXIT
SAVE AND EXIT
Information
Hold Time: 005s
SAVE AND EXIT
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Recorder Setup
Set serial port of recorder.
Device > Serial Device
In case of USB Connection
Name
Baudrate
Parity
Data
Stop bit
Type
USB
9600
None
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1
Keyboard
In case of RS-485 Connection
Name
Baudrate
Parity
Data
Stop bit
Type
RS-485
9600
None
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Keyboard
KBD Controller Keys in Live mode
Function
Key Label
Descriptions
Enter the DVR/NVR MENU screen. Pressing the button also closes
the MENU screen. Using the Joystick, you can navigate menu and
select by turning the Joystick clockwise. This will also function as
Enter.
Menu
Display Mode
Change the display mode to different split screen.
Control PTZ camera(s) connected channel(show
PTZ control mode, PTZ icon change to
PTZ
Please
icon). In the
.
to open PTZ quick menu.
Press PTZ button again to exit PTZ mode.
Select a highlighted item or completes an entry that you have
made. Using the Joystick and turning it clockwise will also function
as Enter.
Enter
Full Screen and
Input Number
Digital Zoom
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Displays selected channel in full screen. However, when selecting a
channel to display in full screen, no channels must be highlighted
(yellow border) in the multi-channel mode.
From Live display, select the desired channel and press Zoom
button to activate the Zoom Mode.
Twist joystick to zoom in and out control.
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Press again to exit zoom mode.
Digital Zoom Control
Freeze
Auto Sequence Mode
Digital zoom in/out control.
From Live Display, click the FRE button to activate the Freeze
Mode.
When in the Live Mode, press the SEQ button will display another
full live channel sequentially.
Alarm
Will turn off the alarm and beep.
Record
Toggle will start and stop the panic recording operation.
Search
Play
Joystick
Open search menu. Press again, menu move to Time -> Event ->
Thumbnail -> Smart Search -> Text -> VCA.
Click cancel in the recorder menu or press
search menu.
to exit
Go to Playback mode. During playback, pause the video.
- The use of the Joystick will allow you select channels, view in
different modes (single or multiple), Zoom in/out, Select/Enter or
navigate through menu.
- Turn the Joystick counter clockwise for single view mode.
KBD Controller Keys in PTZ mode
Function
Key Label
Descriptions
PRESET, TOUR,
PTRN, SCAN
Action
PRST, TOUR, PTRN, SCAN action
PRESET Setting
Preset save.
Zoom in/out control.
Zoom
Turn the Joystick clockwise or counter
clockwise for zoom in/out control.
Iris Open/Close control,
Smart focus(specific camera).
Iris
Open camera OSD menu(specific camera)
Focus
Focus Near/Far control.
Configuration
Enters PTZ programming menu.
Control
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(Preset, Pattern, Scan, Privacy….) the
joystick operates as if in the normal control
mode. While pressing and holding down
the CTRL key, all movements of the
joystick will start recording when in the
pattern programming menu
Cancel
Cancels current inputs. Exits from currently
running functions or menu, error status,
etc.
Enter
Completes entering data for the password
or title
PTZ
Enter or exit PTZ mode.
Menu
Open PTZ quick menu.
Enter
Enter button under quick menu or pop-up
menu.
Channel Change
Channel change.
No. +
Joystick
PTZ control or menu navigation control.
KBD Controller Keys in Playback mode
Function
Key Label
Descriptions
Play Back Control
Play/Pause recorded data
Play Back (PB)
Stop
Pause/Play, Fast Forward, Fast Rewind,
Forward One Frame, Go Back One Frame
Play Back (PB)
Stop
Stop Playback and return to Live mode
Fast Forward, Fast Rewind, Forward One
Frame, Go Back One Frame
Jog/Shuttle
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7.2
Products Specifications
Channel
16ch
32ch
16 IP
32 IP
Up to 8MP
Up to 8MP
H.264, H.265
H.264, H.265
1 VGA, 1 HDMI
1 VGA, 1 HDMI
3840x2160, 1920x1080, 1280x720,
3840x2160, 1920x1080, 1280x720,
1024x768
1024x768
Display Speed
400/ 480fps
800/ 960fps
Display Mode
1/4//9/16 Split, Sequence
1/4//9/16/36 Split, Sequence
400/480fps@8MP
800/960fps@8MP
128Mbps
256Mbps
Continuous, Motion, Alarm, C+M,
Continuous, Motion, Alarm, C+M, C+A,
C+A, M+A, C+M+A, Panic
M+A, C+M+A, Panic
Pre Alarm
1sec ~ 5sec
1sec ~ 5sec
Post Alarm
5sec ~10Min
5sec ~10Min
1/4/9/16 Split
1/4/9/16/36 Split
Backward, Forward 2x~64x
Backward, Forward 2x~64x
Time, Event, Thumbnail, Smart
Time, Event, Thumbnail, Smart
Search, Text, VCA
Search, Text, VCA
4 SATA Interfaces
4 SATA Interfaces
iSCSI, 1 e-SATA
iSCSI, 1 e-SATA
USB
USB
AVI, H4V
AVI, H4V
POS/ATM(Network, RS485, USB)
POS/ATM(Network, RS485, USB)
Mouse, USB/RS485 Keyboard
Mouse, USB/RS485 Keyboard
WAN
1 RJ45 10/100/1000 Base-T
1 RJ45 10/100/1000 Base-T
PoE
16 RJ45 10/100 Base-T
16 RJ45 10/100 Base-T
VIDEO
Video Input
Video Input Resolution
Compression
Display Output
Display Resolution
RECORDING
Recording Speed
Max. Recording Throughput
Recording Mode
PLAYBACK
Simultaneous Playback
Playback Mode
Search Mode
STORAGE
Internal HDD
External Storage
Backup
Backup File Format
FUNCTION
Text In
User Interface
NETWORK
Ethernet
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PoE
130W(IEEE802.3at compliance)
130W(IEEE802.3at compliance)
Unlimited
Unlimited
(Guarantee 576Mbps, Support
(Guarantee 576Mbps, Support
Bandwidth Control)
Bandwidth Control)
CMS, Mobile, Web, Dashboard
CMS, Mobile, Web, Dashboard
1 RCA, 16 IP Camera
1 RCA, 16 IP Camera
Audio Out
1 RCA, 1 HDMI
1 RCA, 1 HDMI
Alarm In
16 Input(Terminal block)
16 Input(Terminal block)
Alarm Out
1 Output(Terminal block)
1 Output(Terminal block)
Serial Port
1 RS485(Terminal block)
1 RS485(Terminal block)
power
Max. Output Throughput
Remote Monitoring
EXTERNAL IN/OUT
Audio In
USB
2
USB2.0, 1 USB3.0
2
USB2.0, 1 USB3.0
ETC
Operating Humidity
0 ~ 90% RH (Non-condensing)
0 ~ 90% RH (Non-condensing)
0℃ ~ +40℃
0℃ ~ +40℃
AC 100~240V, 3A
AC 100~240V, 3A
Power Consumption
35W(Include 4HDD, Except PoE)
35W(Include 4HDD, Except PoE
Dimension(WxHxD)
435.7x88.7x356mm
435.7x88.7x356mm
Net Weight
4.5Kg(Exclude HDD)
4.5Kg(Exclude HDD)
Operating Temperature
Power Supply
※ Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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GDPR features of IER, IEM and MSR series recorders
Four-eye principle
In order to access or export video data, two users must log on to the device with their credentials
one after the other. This may be one employee and the company’s data protection officer, for
example (according to Art. 32 GDPR).
Defined storage times per video channel.
Users can define – for each video channel individually – how long the video material will be
stored for. This serves to avoid unintentional violations of the GDPR since video data will be
deleted automatically as soon as the purpose of their collection is fulfilled (according to Art. 17
GDPR).
Example of defined storage times3
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Differentiated authorisation management
Different user groups with different authorizations can be created in the configuration menu.
Camera selection for each user. Individual group configuration. Maintenance user without video
access (e.g. for installers) (according to Art. 32 GDPR).
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Detailed log informations
Users with the required authorisation can access detailed log-in records to find out with absolute
certainty who exported video data, when they did so and whether they complied with the company’s privacy policy (according to Art. 32 GDPR).
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Password change cycle & automatic logout during inactivity
If someone forgets to log out ...
... so that passwords are changed regularly! (according to Art. 32 GDPR)
Cameras on the PoE port can be isolated (NAT/IPC)
Normally, the cameras can be reached on the PoE port in the network, but this can be completely
isolated (according to Art. 32 GDPR).
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Fully encrypted connection in the WAN
Provides encryption from recorder to all software components.
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