Abus HDCC90001 User Manual Download

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Introduction



To switch off, select the

Shutdown

option and

confirm the query with

Yes

. The device is

switched off.



Do not press any key during the switch off
procedure.



Now pull out the plug of the power supply unit.

3. To lock the system, select the left hand symbol

Logout

. The user interface is locked. To reach the

menu, a password must be entered.

4. To reboot, select the right hand symbol

Reboot

The device carries out a reboot.

Summary of Contents for HDCC90001

Page 1: ...ABUS embedded video recorder HDCC900x1 Local user interface user guide basic instructions Date 19 03 2018 Firmware 3 5 20...

Page 2: ...ion and operation information Make sure that this user manual is handed over when the product is given to other persons Keep this user manual to consult later You will find a list of contents with the...

Page 3: ...2 General information 12 Starting the device 12 On screen keyboard 12 Switching off the device locking rebooting 12 Setup wizard 14 Setting up the system 14 System time and date 15 Network settings 15...

Page 4: ...0 General tab 30 DDNS tab 31 NTP tab 31 Email tab 32 NAT TAB 32 More Settings tab 33 Alarm 34 Alarm Status tab 34 Alarm Input tab 34 Alarm output tab 34 Linkage action 35 Trigger channel tab 35 Arming...

Page 5: ...ecording 55 Recording 55 Alarm 56 Manual Video Quality Diagnostics 56 Video Export 57 General information on video export 57 Duration Event 57 Maintenance 59 General information on maintenance 59 Syst...

Page 6: ...nce Note Data storage is subject to national data privacy guidelines When carrying out the installation advise your customers of the existence of these guidelines General Before using this recorder fo...

Page 7: ...aration of conformity can be obtained from ABUS Security Center GmbH Co KG Linker Kreuthweg 5 86444 Affing GERMANY To ensure this condition is maintained and that safe operation is guaranteed it is yo...

Page 8: ...tables show the current versions at the time of publication of this guide Q1 2018 Compatible recorders Device type Item number DVR HDCC90001 HDCC90011 HDCC90021 Compatible analogue HD cameras Analogu...

Page 9: ...to the recorder the lower the chance of having enough memory ready for all cameras Due to the variety of models and configuration settings as well as the complexity of the evaluation of current scene...

Page 10: ...ay audio communication via a network connection This can take place via the web interface on the recorder via the ABUS CMS software or via the iDVR Plus app The system configuration for this purpose i...

Page 11: ...tings menu RS 485 output The RS 485 output on the recorder is used to control analogue PTZ cameras Analogue HD cameras with an integrated PTZ function are fully controlled via the BNC cable The use of...

Page 12: ...atus LED blinks 1 During the start up procedure the device carries out a self test blue LED will blink 2 The start up procedure is complete when the blue LED is lit continuously 3 Subsequently the set...

Page 13: ...ff Do not press any key during the switch off procedure Now pull out the plug of the power supply unit 3 To lock the system select the left hand symbol Logout The user interface is locked To reach the...

Page 14: ...ou then receive a notification asking you to export the GUID file that resets the password Please proceed and export the GUID file to a secure data carrier known to you that is not linked to your reco...

Page 15: ...default set up for the IPv4 Gateway IPv4 address of the router DNS server A typical address assignment could appear as follows IPv4 address 192 168 0 50 IPv4 subnet mask 255 255 255 0 IPv4 default ga...

Page 16: ...e the security prompt The hard disk drive is set up for use Progress is shown on the status bar Finish the setting with OK and then click on Next Camera recording Select the recording type It is possi...

Page 17: ...le Multiview control Click on the symbol to open multiview Various layouts are available Select a suitable layout the live view will be adjusted accordingly The settings which define the camera positi...

Page 18: ...The menu can only be opened for PTZ cameras or cameras with at least one PTZ feature e g cameras with a motorised zoom lens Parameter Description Camera Select the camera for PTZ control here Configu...

Page 19: ...Previous Screen Displays the previous screen Next Screen Displays the next screen Start Auto switch Starts the camera sequence display Start Recording Starts continuous recording or motion detection P...

Page 20: ...ional areas playback type in order to enable a targeted data analysis e g event playback VCA analysis multi timeshift etc Depending on the selected Playback Type various operational elements are avail...

Page 21: ...ble the audio the camera must be configured accordingly The following settings must be activated Menu Recording Parameter Audio Video Export functions The following functions describe the possible act...

Page 22: ...st important control element on the timeline is the time tracker The time tracker indicates the current time of playback First move the mouse cursor along the time bar in order to see a preview of the...

Page 23: ...escription Duration Playback of recorded video data Event Search and playback of video data recorded by means of motion detection VCA or alarm input Tagging Search and playback of video data which has...

Page 24: ...ect one or more camera channels Start time Select the start date and start time End time Select the end date and end time Search Start the event search using the previously defined filters Select an e...

Page 25: ...ile playback previously exported video clips and images from external data storage devices can be played back There are other filters available for the search Filters Description Device name Select a...

Page 26: ...k drives and memory capacity Settings Leads to the Configuration Camera Recording HDD and Manual menus Playback Opens the playback view see Playback view section Export Export of video and image recor...

Page 27: ...ng manual recordings Note Depending on your recorder model and firmware version number all of the functions described in the guide may not be available for your model Later firmware updates may add ne...

Page 28: ...f the event output Exceptions Response of the device in exceptional cases hard disk drive full network disconnected etc User Adding and changing users and assigning access rights Every menu item has f...

Page 29: ...entered in order to use the menu DST Settings tab DST settings Setting Auto DST Adjustment If the box is ticked the device switches automatically to daylight saving time Enable DST If the box is ticke...

Page 30: ...NIC type Set the transmission speed of the integrated network card here Select Self adaptive so that the recorder can automatically determine the best possible speed DHCP Tick the box if the IP addres...

Page 31: ...r com Please read the FAQs on this topic on the website 2 Tick the Enable DDNS box Then select ABUS DDNS as the DDNS type and enter the www abus server com host name in the Server Address field 3 Appl...

Page 32: ...f motion is detected during the time frame defined 1 Enter the parameters of the email notification 2 Then click on Test to send a test email 3 If you have entered everything correctly and have receiv...

Page 33: ...larm host port Port for your CMS station default 7200 Server port Port for data communication default 8000 HTTP port Port for the web server default 80 Multicast IP You can enter the multicast IP here...

Page 34: ...under Settings Click on Copy to apply these settings to other alarm inputs Confirm the settings by clicking on Apply and exit the menu by clicking on Back Further settings for the programming of an a...

Page 35: ...elect which camera channel is triggered in the event of an alarm Arming Schedule tab Note If not further defined use this section as a reference for the configuration of Linkage Action and as a substi...

Page 36: ...S software Send email An email is sent to a specified email address Trigger alarm output The selected alarm output is triggered in the event of an alarm PTZ linking tab Here you can control specific P...

Page 37: ...ected If a VGA monitor is connected it will be recognised automatically when the device is started up The main video signal will be displayed on the monitor No HDMI monitor connected If no HDMI cable...

Page 38: ...t of a fault In the menu item Event hint settings enable the events for display in the live image view In the default settings all events are displayed in the live image view User In user management y...

Page 39: ...ged Local configuration tab The permissions in the Local configuration tab are related exclusively to configuration settings which are accessible via the local user interface access via local monitor...

Page 40: ...ration 40 Camera configuration tab The permissions in the Camera configuration tab are related exclusively to cameras Here the access and operation of cameras live playback export are controlled remot...

Page 41: ...y Date Activate deactivate display of date in the live view Display Week Display the calendar week for the playback search Date Format Select the display format for the date of the playback search Tim...

Page 42: ...tions 3 Click on Stop to save the recording Setting up and calling up patrols 1 Create several presets to use for the patrol 2 Click on Set to select a preset and set the dwell time and speed 3 Add mo...

Page 43: ...ximum of four privacy masks To delete them select either Clear all or the desired mask on the right hand side next to the preview Tamper monitoring The tamper surveillance function monitors the bright...

Page 44: ...are available for different VCA functions Here is a summary of the parameters Option Description Arm Enables the VCA function in the camera Settings Define settings for responses in the event that an...

Page 45: ...te the function Settings Select the linkage action and enable a time schedule Diagnosis mode Select the mode Image out of focus Enable disable the parameter and adjust the value Abnormal brightness En...

Page 46: ...ous data streams are saved on the recorder Recording instant image tab The schedule is used to specify the recording times and triggers recording type for the cameras In the schedule the hours for eac...

Page 47: ...d alarm 5 If you are entering time dependent settings you can define up to eight time slots between 00 00 and 00 00 in each case but the individual time slots must not overlap Click on Copy to apply t...

Page 48: ...writing will be blocked The oldest data is overwritten again after the time set Recording instant image redundancy Enables storage for the HDD group redundant not available when the HDD group mode is...

Page 49: ...le and when enabled overrides it If the holiday mode setting is enabled a Holiday entry for the configuration of the recording schedule for the holiday period will appear in the Schedule menu Click on...

Page 50: ...rmation Description Label Shows the internal connection number Capacity Hard disk drive capacity in GB Status Shows the current status of the hard disk drives Not initialised Normal Error Standby Attr...

Page 51: ...drives Storage mode tab Set the recorder s storage mode in this menu Two different storage modes are available in order to either divide video data among all the hard disk drives or to allow for targ...

Page 52: ...be applied to all cameras 2 Confirm the settings by clicking on Apply and exit the menu by clicking on OK 3 Click on Apply and confirm the reboot in the next window by clicking on OK Mode Group In th...

Page 53: ...cy In this mode video data will be redundantly stored on all data storage devices with the Redundancy setting For this purpose the Redundancy button in the Recording Parameter More Settings menu must...

Page 54: ...Setting HDD 54...

Page 55: ...identical for snapshots and so they will only be described once If a recording is started manually it also has to be stopped manually All manual recordings will be deactivated and the schedule activa...

Page 56: ...be switched in the event of manual management You can switch several alarm outputs in the event of a manual response Select Trigger to activate the selected alarm output Click on Trigger All to activa...

Page 57: ...cordings on connected external media such as USB media USB hard disk drives DVD writers Selection Explanation Duration Export video data which was recorded with continuous record Event Export video da...

Page 58: ...medium to be used for storage from the drop down menu 5 If the medium is not displayed in the list click on Refresh If the medium is still not displayed in the list disconnect it from the device and t...

Page 59: ...ed for device maintenance and should only be used by experienced users Menu Setting System Info Device information Serial No Firmware Status etc Log information In Log Information log file you can sea...

Page 60: ...Search 3 The results will then be displayed in a pop up window You can change the page using the navigation bar 1 2 3 4 5 6 Note To scroll forwards or backwards press 3 or 2 To jump to the first or la...

Page 61: ...nter the IP address of the FTP server Standard Note This process involves the device being reset to the default factory settings Warning All settings adjusted since the device was started up will be d...

Page 62: ...loss rate Displays the percentage of packets that were not transmitted Note If the packet loss rate is high we recommend that the Network Delay Packet Loss Test is repeated Note If the packet loss ra...

Page 63: ...f evaluation Complete evaluation Shows the status of the evaluation Confirm the settings by clicking on Apply and exit the menu by clicking on OK Checking the hard disk drive status You can check the...

Page 64: ...Maintenance 64...

Page 65: ...ia audio cable are not switched on Check the power supply and power switch for the connected audio devices Audio connection cable is damaged Replace cable Hard disk drive not functioning Connection ca...

Page 66: ...nicipal authority responsible for disposal Information on collection points for waste equipment can be obtained from the local or district authorities local waste disposal companies or the dealer Note...

Page 67: ...ABUS Embedded video recorder Local user interface user guide HDCC900x1 Manufacturer ABUS Security Center GmbH Co KG Linker Kreuthweg 5 86444 Affing Germany...

Page 68: ...ABUS embedded video recorder HDCC900x1 Web interface user manual Date 19 03 2018 Firmware 3 5 2...

Page 69: ...ion and operation information Make sure that this user manual is handed over when the product is given to other persons Keep this user manual to consult later You will find a list of contents with the...

Page 70: ...rding IPv4 10 Setting up the ABUS server IPv4 11 DDNS for IPv6 IPv6 11 Access to DS Lite connections IPv6 12 Logging in for the first time 12 Activate recorder 13 Live view 14 General information on l...

Page 71: ...rmation on system 23 System settings 23 Basic information 23 Time settings 23 RS 485 24 Output menu 24 Maintenance 24 Upgrade and maintenance 24 Protocol 24 Managing users 24 Fault rectification 25 Di...

Page 72: ...illance Note Data storage is subject to national data privacy guidelines When carrying out the installation advise your customers of the existence of these guidelines General Before using this recorde...

Page 73: ...tion of conformity can be obtained from ABUS Security Center GmbH Co KG Linker Kreuthweg 5 86444 Affing GERMANY To maintain this status and to guarantee safe operation it is your obligation to observe...

Page 74: ...ges and recordings is only possible with the plug in installed Compatible recorders Device type Item number DVR HDCC90001 HDCC90011 HDCC90021 Compatible browsers OS Browser Version Windows Internet Ex...

Page 75: ...pending on the application and camera type this may mean that not all cameras can be displayed at once Split the cameras into different views to work around this limitation System requirements Use up...

Page 76: ...s of your recorder in order to access it via the local network Local interface Open the overview menu on the recorder s local interface and note the IP address ABUS IP installer Install the ABUS IP in...

Page 77: ...r internet connection both on the recorder and on the intended receiving points to take potential limitations and instructions for the operation of the recorder into account ahead of time We provide t...

Page 78: ...o avoid having to check this address on a daily basis ABUS offers a free DDNS service the ABUS server With this service the router s external IP address is assigned a host name on the server which is...

Page 79: ...tmapper FIP Box recommendation The Feste IP net service makes it possible to convert IPv4 data packets from an IPv4 network receiving point into IPv6 packets These IPv6 packets can then be provided to...

Page 80: ...your browser User name Standard value admin Password Select a password that is suitable for the valid password range We recommend a password that falls into the Strong category Confirm your password D...

Page 81: ...w Live image function areas The live cast view is divided into the following function areas Using the menu bar The following options are available Parameter Description Menu bar Global display of the...

Page 82: ...receiver side must also provide sufficient bandwidth Change the setting to sub stream 2 if one of the two sides does not have enough bandwidth If you are intentionally accessing the recorder via the...

Page 83: ...oom focus and iris manually The button activates the horizontal scan Special commands Open the camera menu if available 3D zoom zoom in out to a drawn screen Centring mode Speed Speed at which the cam...

Page 84: ...nal view Playback function areas The playback view is divided into the following function areas Parameter Description Menu bar Global display of the configuration and control menus Archive list Select...

Page 85: ...s The playback controls are the core element of playback The basic functions for playing recorded data are provided here Using the action bar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 No Meaning of the symbol 1 Stop all active p...

Page 86: ...icates the current time of playback Move the timeline with the mouse using the drag and drop function to change the playback time The recordings are displayed as coloured bars on the timeline The colo...

Page 87: ...tc Event Configure camera event settings motion VCA I O etc Storage Menu for configuring recording parameters time schedules Note Depending on your recorder model all of the functions described in the...

Page 88: ...here The preset is always used as the default setting for live image display Play performance Define the play performance Auto is the recommended setting Rules Activates deactivates the display of vis...

Page 89: ...h for storing recordings Action Save downloaded file under Path for storing file downloads Action Image clip settings Parameter Description Save snapshots in live cast to Path for storing snapshots fr...

Page 90: ...NTP Time synchronisation via the network using the NTP server Important The NTP time does not recognise time zones so the time zone must be adjusted every time Server address URL host name of the NTP...

Page 91: ...e device configuration and network camera lists programmed cameras Update Perform a firmware update Protocol Parameter Description Filter1 Select All or choose a targeted filter type Different paramet...

Page 92: ...rk cable Network settings DCHP IP address etc incorrect Check and if necessary correct the network configuration Recording is not possible No HDD or HDD not initialised Install and initialise hard dis...

Page 93: ...ABUS Embedded video recorder Web interface user manual HDCC900x1 Manufacturer ABUS Security Center GmbH Co KG Linker Kreuthweg 5 86444 Affing Germany...

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