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2) Setup wizard

The setup wizard guides you through the required basic settings for the system. The
recorder should then be ready for recording and monitoring.

3) Live view

Live view starts automatically when the device is switched on.
The live view function provides the option of displaying live images and executing
camera commands for all cameras connected to the recorder.

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Summary of Contents for NVR10020P

Page 1: ...ABUS NVR User manual local user interface Original user manual in English Keep for future use Version 02 2020 ...

Page 2: ...ime display on time bar 12 Time bar filters 13 Controlling the time bar 13 5 File search 14 Saved search 15 All files 15 Search for people 15 Save search 15 Export search results 16 6 Intelligent analysis 16 People counting 16 Heat map 16 7 Camera settings 17 Camera 17 Network overview 18 Connecting camera via PoE 20 Layout 23 Private Zone 24 Video parameters 24 Event 25 Normal event 26 Intelligen...

Page 3: ...al 37 Users 39 Add user 40 Editing a user 40 Delete Users 41 Live view parameters 41 Individual user authorisation 41 Network 42 TCP IP 42 DDNS 43 PPPoE 44 NTP 44 NAT 44 Advanced settings SNMP 45 Advanced settings Email 46 Advanced settings ABUS Link Station 47 Advanced settings additional settings 48 Live view 49 General 49 Layout display 50 All in one stream Channel Zero 50 Holiday 51 10 Mainten...

Page 4: ...4 Import Export 53 Update 54 Restore defaults 54 Network 55 Hard disk drive function 55 System maintenance 56 Advanced settings 56 ...

Page 5: ... EMC Directive 2014 30 EU Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU The full EU declaration of conformity can be obtained from the following address ABUS Security Center GmbH Co KG Linker Kreuthweg 5 86444 Affing GERMANY www abus com product itemnumber Item number in the link to be replaced with the item number of the enclosed product ...

Page 6: ...he system The recorder should then be ready for recording and monitoring 3 Live view Live view starts automatically when the device is switched on The live view function provides the option of displaying live images and executing camera commands for all cameras connected to the recorder ...

Page 7: ...nus Camera menu For selecting and searching for cameras and or displaying of various analysis functions Camera command For selecting camera commands and actions for the selected camera Display menu For controlling the view on the local monitor Recording status In live image the current recording status will always be shown top right in the form of a coloured R Record Every video channel can have o...

Page 8: ...enu for memory settings Switches to menu for system settings Switches to menu for maintenance settings Opens the log book All interactions and events are recorded in the log book Entries can be filtered according to specific criteria and displayed Backup All active export downloads are displayed Use this to log off from the NVR or restart and or shut down the system ...

Page 9: ...o stream Starts ends the recording ATTENTION This function overwrites the existing recording schedules Opens a menu for changing views when using fisheye cameras Switches between stream 1 and stream 2 Switches 3D positioning on off 1 1 Switches between view pages Changes to second monitor Open the camera layout selection Starts ends sequential display Starts ends the recording for all cameras Star...

Page 10: ...ist several cameras can be played back simultaneously You can search for a specific camera name in the search filed above the camera list case sensitive You also have the option to Select all cameras or Select cameras individually with a single click Camera selection For selecting the cameras for the playback Calendar For selecting the date of the recorded data Camera command For selecting camera ...

Page 11: ...e File status For selecting whether the file is Locked or Unlocked Event Type For selecting whether you want to search for a specific type of event Example motion detection Number plate region country If a compatible number plate camera is used you can also search for a specific number plate here Generates an instant image Creates a tag for the current playback position Tags can be retrieved and d...

Page 12: ...lay nine previews for the selected time Time display on time bar The standard display range setting for the time bar is 20 minutes This means that the last 10 minutes before and the next 10 minutes after the current playback time are shown on the time bar The timeline can be scaled as follows 5 minutes 10 minutes 20 minutes 1 hour 2 hours 4 hours 8 hours 12 hours 16 hours 20 hours 1 day Continuous...

Page 13: ...the icon in the camera command bar You can choose from the following three VCA functions Tripwire Intrusion detection Motion detection Custom Use the User defined search function first Tagging Displays the added tags in the time bar Opens the menu for playing back recordings from external data storage devices The recordings of the selected camera are played back in quad display at various points i...

Page 14: ...port this function and be preconfigured for this Jumps forward 30 seconds Play back and pause recording backwards Play back and pause recording forwards Decreases the playback speed X1 Playback speed Increases the playback speed Switches between stream 1 and stream 2 Open the camera layout selection Starts ends full screen display ...

Page 15: ...ting whether you want to search for videos or images Tagging If tags were created you can search for them here according to name File status For selecting whether the file is Locked or Unlocked Event Type For selecting whether you want to search for a specific type of event e g motion detection Number plate region country If a compatible number plate camera is used you can also search for a specif...

Page 16: ...he microSD card of the camera People counting Select the camera with the People counting function Select the desired time period in the calendar and select the desired report type Daily weekly monthly yearly report The people entering and leaving will then be shown in the statistics These can be exported to an external storage medium via the export function Heat map Select the camera with the heat...

Page 17: ...xport camera list More settings Protocol Here you can create a user specific RTSP profile This profile can then be selected when adding a camera Protocol select profile to be defined Name select any name Stream o All values below Stream 1 will be used for stream 1 live recording o All values below Stream 2 will be used for stream 2 multi view live Stream 2 Activates stream 2 ...

Page 18: ...ter the RTSP port Path Specify the RTSP streaming path on the network camera Typical layout of an RTSP streaming path rtsp 192 168 0 1 554 video h264 Camera default password management Here you can change the default password assigned during initial setup in the setup wizard It is used for the QUICK ADD function in the camera menu Furthermore Inactive cameras can be activated using this password E...

Page 19: ... Select a camera from the list and add to change the corresponding parameters if necessary Alternatively you can add cameras by clicking on the buttons in the menu above IP address IP address of the camera Protocol Manufacturer communication protocol For ABUS cameras please select ABUS as the protocol Port Communication port of the camera usually port 80 or 8000 Transmission protocol Auto recommen...

Page 20: ...ed in the NVR afterwards The cameras are automatically assigned a fixed IP address by the NVR The web interfaces of the cameras connected to the PoE port can also be opened via the web interface of the NVR Configuration System Camera management You will find the configuration options for the integrated PoE ports under Camera PoE settings on the device Use default password for the camera Use defaul...

Page 21: ...activate long distance transmission Short distance transmission Here you can activate short distance transmission Channel status This shows which cameras are connected Info display Current power The power consumption of all connected cameras is added up here Available power The amount of unused power is displayed here ...

Page 22: ...E Bonding Configuration Here you will find a list in which you can Activate Deactivate the PoE channels When you deactivate the PoE ports you can add network cameras in the normal manner in the IP camera menu ...

Page 23: ...what should be displayed in the camera image and in which format Name date day of week Image Here you can set the brightness contrast and saturation of the image Depending on how the camera is installed it may be necessary to apply the following settings Corridor mode Rotates the image by 90 Mirror mode Flips or mirrors the image Exposure You can adjust the exposure time of the camera here Day and...

Page 24: ...licking on the Activate box you can create and delete the private zone directly in the live image displayed Video parameters Here you can adjust the video parameters for streams 1 and 2 Important You will find more information on the settings in the user guide for the camera ...

Page 25: ...pecify which cameras are triggered and recorded in an event Full Screen Monitoring Displays the triggered camera in full screen on the local monitor Configuration of full screen output under System Live view Audible Warning Triggers a warning tone on the recorder CMS Link Station Push Sends a push notification to the ABUS CMS or ABUS Link Station App Send Email Sends an email the recipients SMTP m...

Page 26: ...ilable Tamper monitoring The tamper monitoring function monitors the brightness in the selected camera If the lens is covered the trigger will be set off Video Loss The video loss function monitors the selected camera for image loss If the camera can no longer be reached via the network the trigger will be set off Alarm input The alarm input function monitors the behaviour of the physical and virt...

Page 27: ...functions Tripwire detection The tripwire function triggers an event if an object crosses a virtual line in a certain direction or both directions Intrusion detection The intrusion detection function triggers an event if an object stays in the area to be monitored for longer than the set time Scene change detection This function triggers an event if the content of the image has changed significant...

Page 28: ...ings Recording plan Here you can programme the recording of videos Detection Here you can programme the recording of images Duration Continuous recording Event Recording takes place for all types of event motion or VCA events Motion Recording takes place only for motion detection Alarm Recording takes place only for alarm input local remote M A Recording takes place for motion detection or alarm i...

Page 29: ...y Select the duration for which event recordings are saved post play Video Stream Select the stream source for the recording In Stream1 2 both streams are recorded Maximum usability time days Specify how many days the recordings can be stored for before being overwritten Redundant video image Enables storage for the HDD group redundant only available when the HDD group mode is activated Duration S...

Page 30: ...e No recording takes place Edit Here you can edit the settings in list form Parameter type Shows the setting for continuous recording and event Resolution Select the image resolution Image quality Select the image quality Interval Select the interval to be triggered Detection delay Can be set between 0 and 5 minutes Add Add NetHDD Initialise Initialise format the memory Repair database Rebuilds al...

Page 31: ...d disk drive NAS Network hard disk drive NHDD IP SAN iSCSI volume Free Space Shows the free storage space Group Shows which group the hard disk drive has been assigned to Edit You can change the group assignment and access status here HDD No Internal numbering system for the hard disk drives R W In this mode video data is written onto the hard disk drives and can also be read default setting Read ...

Page 32: ...n order to either divide video data among all the hard disk drives or to allow for targeted write operations for individual storage devices NetHDD Choose from eight NetHDDs Type NAS For this setting your network storage must support the NFS file system IP SAN For this setting your network storage must support the iSCSI protocol IP address Enter the IP address of the network memory here NetHDD Dire...

Page 33: ...hard disk drive Camera Select the camera Video storage space used Video storage space currently in use on the linked data storage devices Image storage space used Image storage space currently in use on the linked data storage devices HDD Capacity GB Shows the total storage space in GB Reserved storage space Video Set the maximum video recording space on the linked data storage devices for each ca...

Page 34: ...an set the backup to be carried out automatically every day Start time Here you can specify when the backup should start Cameras Here you can select the camera channel for the backup Backup stream type Here you can select the stream for the backup Aim Here you can select the type of device to be used for the backup Select device Here you can select the connected device USB or eSATA if available Ov...

Page 35: ...you to consult specialist literature on the subject Overwrite Specify whether older recordings should be overwritten when the hard disk drive is full HDD sleep function When this function is activated idle hard disk drives go into standby mode RAID Use this to activate the integrated RAID controller only NVR10040 One touch configuration Automatically creates a RAID array from all the free data sto...

Page 36: ...following actions can be performed Rebuild Carry out a manual rebuild of the array This rebuilds the data structure of the RAID array Delete Delete the RAID array This renders the data storage devices free again such that they can be used for RAID configurations again ...

Page 37: ... YYYY DD MM YYYY YYYY MM DD Date Set the current date Time Set the current time Device name Here you can assign a name to the recorder No Used for the unique identification of the recorder when using a control panel Mouse Pointer Speed Slider left low speed right high speed Auto log off Select how long it should take before the menu closes automatically Never 1 30 minutes Menu display Select the m...

Page 38: ...work VGA Resolution Select the monitor resolution for the VGA output HDMI resolution Select the monitor resolution for the HDMI output Mouse Pointer Speed Select the mouse pointer speed Enable DST Select whether the recorder should switch between summer and winter time Auto Recorder switches automatically Manual Recorder switches based on the start and end date set ...

Page 39: ...39 Users Users can be managed in the Users menu Add user Editing a user Delete Users Specifies which cameras can be seen locally on the Lock screen ...

Page 40: ...ose a password Note change your passwords regularly using a combination of letters and numbers etc and note them down to be stored in a safe place Confirm Confirm the password User authorisation Select the user s authorisation level IMPORTANT More rights can be set on the Operator level than on the Guest level User MAC address Here you can enter the MAC address of the network adapter from the PC u...

Page 41: ...he user click on in the Permissions column and enter the admin password Local configuration 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 Remote configuration The permissions in the Remote configuration tab are related exclusively to configuration settings which are accessi...

Page 42: ...k and selecting the network mode are defined here 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 Enable DHCP Tick the box if the IP addresses on the network are assigned dynamically via DHCP DHCP enabled subsequent entry fields are set to disabled because parameters are obtained v...

Page 43: ...network during manual assignment normally this is the IP address of the router MAC address Hardware address of the integrated network card MTU Bytes Describes the maximum protocol packet size Preferred DNS server IP address of the domain name server usually the IP address of the router Alternative DNS server Alternative IP address of DNS server Obtain DNS server address automatically Automatically...

Page 44: ...ction set to Manual Assignment method Activate Here you can activate the NTP function on the recorder Interval min Here you can select the interval for the synchronisation NTP server Enter the IP address of the NTP server here NPT port Enter the NTP server port here Enable UPnP Tick the box to enable visibility on an IP network When this function is enabled port forwarding is automatically entered...

Page 45: ...ation Activate Select the checkbox to create a connection to SNMP software SNMP Version The version of the SNMP system SNMP port Enter the SNMP port here usually 161 Write community Enter the Key according to the settings of your SNMP software here Read community Enter the Key according to the settings of your SNMP software here Trap address Enter the IP address of your SNMP manager here Trap port...

Page 46: ...pients Here you can select up to three different recipients and then enter their email addresses Recipient Enter the name of the recipient here Recipient s address Enter the recipient s email address here Enable attached picture Tick the box if camera recordings should also be sent with the email as photo files Interval Select a trigger time of between two and five seconds The pictures will only b...

Page 47: ...ctivate Tick the box to enable this service After activation a menu for entering the Verification code and agreeing to the conditions of use will appear Stream encryption Here you can enable encryption of the data transmission Verification code You can set the verification code here This will be requested when establishing the connection remotely in order to prevent access by unauthorised third pa...

Page 48: ...tion with ABUS CMS and iDVR app ABUS LINK STATION APP normal connection via IP default 8000 HTTP port Port for the web server default 80 Multicast IP You can enter the multicast IP here too in order to minimise traffic The IP address must correspond to the one in the video surveillance software RTSP port Enter the RTSP port default 554 Advanced SDK service connection Default 8443 ...

Page 49: ... cameras during auto switch Disable audio Activates the audio output for the live view VGA If this option is selected the audio output takes place via the cinch sockets on the back of the recorder HDMI If this option is selected the audio output takes place via the HDMI interface Volume Here you can adjust the volume Event Output Here you can select the monitor for outputting events Full Screen Mo...

Page 50: ...Here you can enable the All in one stream The recorder will then provide an additional stream The current image on the VGA monitor is then transmitted as a combined Image stream it is no longer possible to select a camera in the stream This option is useful when you want an overview of all cameras but have limited bandwidth for transmission Important Once the menu is opened on the VG monitor only ...

Page 51: ...e network failure the hot spare recorder automatically takes over live display and recording Once the primary recorder is back in operation the hot spare recorder transfers all the data back to the primary recorder and goes into standby mode Note The hot spare recorder constantly synchronises its camera and recording settings with the primary recorder in order to operate with identical settings in...

Page 52: ...ss and password for the hot spare device 6 A permanent connection is now established between the primary device and the hot spare device 7 Setup is now complete To apply the settings confirm your selections by clicking on Apply Note When hot spare mode is enabled the usability of the recorder is limited Only basic configurations are available in the settings menu 10 Maintenance settings In this me...

Page 53: ... All interactions and events are recorded in the log book Entries can be filtered according to specific criteria and displayed Import Export Here you can import and export the configuration data from the recorder ...

Page 54: ...pdate Here you can update the recorder with the latest firmware Restore defaults Here you can reset the recorder settings completely reset the recorder to factory settings or reset the recorder to Disabled ...

Page 55: ...various information on the network interface network traffic and network status Hard disk drive function In this menu you will find various information on the installed hard disk drive You can also check the hard disk drive for Bad sectors ...

Page 56: ...56 System maintenance Advanced settings ONVIF Here you can activate the ONVIF function and create users who are authorised to access the NVR via the ONVIF protocol ...

Page 57: ... remote access via the web interface and ABUS CMS software Address filter In this menu you can create an authorisation filter This filter can Authorise or Block based on the IP or MAC address Select IP or MAC and whether to allow block and then click on Add Important The filter immediately becomes active when you click Apply Make sure that the correct filter rule is created and that you have not b...

Page 58: ...ated user with the authorisation level of Operator 1 Create a new Operator under System Users and specify the desired authorisations not relating to Double Verification access 2 Enable the function under Maintenance System maintenance Double Verification and create a new user to be subject to double verification 3 Assign the desired cameras to be called up solely via double verification in the Dou...

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