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Playback view 

 

 

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(4)  Activate the e-PTZ function (depends on camera) 

(5) 

Activate audio for selected camera (red frame) 
and adjust the volume 

(6)  Download the recorded data from the recorder 

(7) 

Activate full-screen mode for the active camera 
(red frame 

– exit with ESC) 

 

Export functions 

If snapshots or video clips are created from running play-
back, this data is stored in the user-specified directory on 
your PC. You can manually change this path in the web 
interface settings.  
 
The default path for exported files is: 

C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Web\ 

 
[USERNAME] is the name of the Windows user under 
which the web interface is run. 
 

 

Note 

You can freely change the settings for the export 
path under "Settings 

 Local". 

Download 

 

A new window opens when the download function is acti-
vated on the action bar. You can download the stored 
video data from the recorder hard disk drive directly to 
your PC from here. Select one or more files and click the 
"Download" button to start the data transfer.  

Under the default setting, continuous recordings are 
stored in 1 GB blocks on the recorder. If the scene you 
wish to access is in one of these blocks, the entire file 
must be downloaded. Event recordings are stored in 
smaller blocks (corresponding to the duration of the event 
in question). 

 

Using the timeline and calendar 

The most important control element on the timeline is the 

time tracker

. The time tracker indicates 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 colour coding is explained below: 

 

The default setting for the timeline display is 24 hours. 
This means that recordings for the entire day are dis-
played. The timeline can be made smaller or larger using 
the 

 button, in order to play back targeted time 

ranges in the current day. 

 

The days are selected using the 

calendar

. The colour 

coding for calendar days is explained below: 
 

 

 

 

Colour 

Meaning  

 

Continuous recording 

 

Event recording (motion, alarm input, 
VCA) 

 

Command (not currently in use) 

 

Manual recording 

Colour 

Meaning  

 

Currently selected day (blue text). The 
current day has at least one recording 
(red corner). 

 

Day is not selected (black text), but 
does have at least one recording (red 
corner). 

 

Day is not selected and has no record-
ings. 
 

Time tracker 

Zoom 

Recordings 

Select data 

Define filters 

Start download 

Calendar 

Summary of Contents for NVR10010

Page 1: ...ABUS embedded NVR Web interface user manual Date 19 12 2019 Firmware 4 x x...

Page 2: ...art ing operation and using the device 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...

Page 3: ...g up port forwarding IPv4 10 Setting up the ABUS server IPv4 11 DDNS for IPv6 IPv6 11 Access to DS Lite connections IPv6 11 Logging in for the first time 12 Live cast 14 General information on live im...

Page 4: ...ion on system 24 System settings 24 Overview 24 Time settings 24 Output menu 25 Maintenance 25 Upgrade and maintenance 25 Protocol 25 Camera management 25 Add manually 25 Quick add 26 Custom protocol...

Page 5: ...lance Note Data storage is subject to national data privacy guidelines When carrying out the installation advise your cus tomers of the existence of these guidelines General Before using this recorder...

Page 6: ...ion 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 oper ation is guaranteed it is your...

Page 7: ...cordings is only possible with the plug in installed Compatible recorders Device type Item number NVR NVR10010 NVR10020 NVR10030 NVR10040 NVR10050 NVR10020P NVR10030P Compatible browsers OS Browser Ve...

Page 8: ...idual cameras in the live image to facilitate this This approach reduces the bandwidth and requires less processing power for decryption on the PC In playback view the cameras are played back in the c...

Page 9: ...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 10: ...he intended receiving points to take potential limitations and instructions for the operation of the recorder into account ahead of time We provide the following tips and instructions for setting up e...

Page 11: ...up your recorder The ABUS server only supports IPv4 addresses Instructions on how to set up your recorder for the ABUS server are stored in the downloads area for the recorder on http www abus com DDN...

Page 12: ...ystem language If a notification for the plug in download appears this means that the recorder plug in is not yet installed on your PC and must first be downloaded and installed be fore you can procee...

Page 13: ...easily by scanning the QR code of the device This QR code is included in the scope of delivery or you can use the QR code displayed here in the menu Activate Tick the box to enable this service After...

Page 14: ...the menu bar The following options are available Using the camera list The camera list contains all cameras connected to the re corder Double clicking a camera name displays the cor responding camera...

Page 15: ...der via the internet with very low bandwidth you can ac tivate transcoded stream 3 to request an image transfer with very low resolution and bit rate e g QCIF 64 Kbit The selected video stream is then...

Page 16: ...aila ble 3D zoom zoom in out to a drawn screen Centring mode Speed Speed at which the cameras are man ually moved to positions Preset Navigate to tab to carry out preset positions Up to 256 present po...

Page 17: ...original 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 S...

Page 18: ...esult in a large upload for a remote connection Using the playback controls The playback controls are the core element of playback The basic functions for playing recorded data are pro vided here Usin...

Page 19: ...is in one of these blocks the entire file must be downloaded Event recordings are stored in smaller blocks corresponding to the duration of the event in question Using the timeline and calendar The mo...

Page 20: ...to narrow down the result list of image files Channel number camera selection File type event selection Start time End time The default path for exported files is C Users USERNAME Web USERNAME is the...

Page 21: ...s motion VCA I O etc Storage Menu for configuring recording pa rameters time schedules Vehicle Detec tion Configure Vehicle Detection settings VCA Configure VCA settings Note Some of the functions des...

Page 22: ...visual VCA rules in the live image and playback Image size The setting can force a specific image format for the live cast Fixed formats 4 3 16 9 may generate horizontal or vertical edges in the imag...

Page 23: ...e downloads Action Image clip settings Parameter Description Save snapshots in live cast to Path for storing snapshots from live cast Action Save snapshots during playback to Path for storing recordin...

Page 24: ...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 serv...

Page 25: ...targeted fil ter type Different parameters for Fil ter2 are available depending on the selection Filter2 Detailed filter depending on the Fil ter1 selection Start time Set the start time End time Set...

Page 26: ...automatically adding them Select one or more cameras in the Quick add dialogue using the button in the first column When you confirm with OK the recorder attempts to add these cameras as described abo...

Page 27: ...hen required if there is not enough infor mation on the path Typical layout of an RTSP streaming path rtsp 192 168 0 1 554 video h264 Parameter Setting Rtsp The protocol followed by 192 168 0 1 IP add...

Page 28: ...able Network settings DCHP IP address etc in correct Check and if necessary correct the network configuration Recording is not possible No HDD or HDD not initialised Install and initialise hard disk d...

Page 29: ...ABUS Embedded NVR Recorder Web interface user manual Manufacturer ABUS Security Center GmbH Co KG Linker Kreuthweg 5 86444 Affing Germany...

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