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MNR-310 System Administrator

’s Manual 

             

129 

2.

 

After the fisheye mode is selected, click the entire channel or a region of interest. 

 Use 

PTZ Panel

 controls to operate PTZ movements: 

 

                                               

 

 

Click the mouse anywhere on the view to pan/tilt, and scroll the mouse wheel to zoom 

in/out. 

 

 

To reset the ePTZ navigation area back to default viewing angle, right-click to bring up 

channel menu, and then 

click “

Reset

”. 

3.

 

click          on 

View Toolbar

 to save the configuration.                         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Zoom in 

Zoom out 

  Pan/Tilt 

8 directional buttons   

Zoom in / Zoom out   

ePTZ Controls on PTZ Panel 

 

Note 

Once  a  channel  is  changed  to  any  of  the  following  fisheye  modes, 

Dewarping

, 

Panorama

, 

Double  Panorama

, 

Panorama/Focus

  or 

Quad

,  the  resolution  of  this  live  stream  will  become 

1920x1080, while the NVR server still records the live stream at the resolution you set on 

Setup

 

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Summary of Contents for MNR-310

Page 1: ...MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 2015 01 08 For Version 3 0 09...

Page 2: ...n installing setting up the system and configuring the video streaming devices Its main content consists of the following three sections Getting Started provides the preparatory knowledge you should s...

Page 3: ...s Manual from ACTi Download Center http www acti com downloadcenter Technical support If you have any questions during system installation please feel free to contact our engineers via our Customer He...

Page 4: ...oses or levels of importance for system Important Notice Tip The content within this box is a tip A tip gives you an alternative method to easily or quickly achieve an objective usually for specific c...

Page 5: ...The English version of this document is the official one for all purposes All the translated versions are provided as a convenience Any discrepancies or differences created in the translations of any...

Page 6: ...hich can be determined by tuning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna...

Page 7: ...sclaimer 5 Copyright 5 Trademarks 5 Regulatory Compliance Information 6 3 Table of Contents 7 4 Overview 13 Product Overview 13 Server Client Architecture 14 5 Getting Started 15 What s in the Box 15...

Page 8: ...tion Client Login 51 A Enter Account Password 51 B Choose the Initial Page 51 C Language 51 D Remember Login Information and Auto Login 51 E Retrieve the Forgotten Password 52 Remote Workstation Clien...

Page 9: ...or Other Local Area Networks 67 Basic Settings Attributes 68 Device Status 70 Status Icon Description 70 Add Non ACTi Cameras 71 Manage Multiple Devices 73 Modify Basic Connection Settings 73 Delete...

Page 10: ...ck 97 Lock Specific Days 98 Copy an Existing Schedule to Others 100 View the Entire Recording Schedule 101 Event Management 102 How Does NVR Handle Events 102 How to Edit an Event Rule 103 Manage the...

Page 11: ...Enhance Live View Performance 133 Customize System Language 135 System Languages List 135 Display Configurations 138 Video Snapshot Export Configurations 139 Joystick 140 Joystick Configurations 140 N...

Page 12: ...www acti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 12 Set up Redundancy Server 155...

Page 13: ...rating system pre installed NVR 3 0 Server System A video management software that allows this PC to become a server where the system administrator performs the administrative tasks and NVR server ser...

Page 14: ...and operates in the background without requiring login by administrator It would provide services over the TCP IP network to multiple Clients upon request through HTTP Protocol There are two types of...

Page 15: ...s the following items 1 MNR 310 Unit x 1 2 3 4 5 6 Quick Installation Guide x 1 Warranty Card x 1 Power Cord x 1 Removable Hard Disk Bays x 2 Installed on the unit 8 7 9 Installation Accessories WiFi...

Page 16: ...tion Power Switch USB 2 0 Ports SIM Card Slot Buttons and System Status LEDs Line out Jack Hard Disk Bays Mic in Jack Buttons and System Status LEDs System Power LAN1 Connection Link Status LAN2 Conne...

Page 17: ...tor s Manual 17 Rear Panel No Description No Description HDMI Port COM1 Port VGA Port DC out Jack 12V e SATA Port DC in Jack 6V 36V USB 2 0 Ports Antenna Hole with Cover LAN1 Port COM2 Port LAN2 Port...

Page 18: ...make sure your device is turned off and follow the steps below Step 1 Remove the MNR s chassis cover Loosen and remove the six screws on the top cover Lift up the cover to reveal the main board Step...

Page 19: ...slot Step 5 Secure the module with mounting screws Push the module down and secure it with the two mounting screws provided Step 6 Insert antenna jacks into the antenna holes Remove one of the antenn...

Page 20: ...ch the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module as shown below Push down on the RF cable until it clicks into place Step 9 Connect the external antenna to the antenna jack Connect the external ant...

Page 21: ...make sure your device is turned off and follow the steps below Step 1 Remove the MNR s chassis cover Loosen and remove the six screws on the top cover Lift up the cover to reveal the main board Step...

Page 22: ...lot Step 5 Secure the module with mounting screws Push the module down and secure it with the two mounting screws provided Step 6 Insert antenna jacks into the antenna holes Remove one of the antenna...

Page 23: ...h the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module as shown below Push down on the RF cable until it clicks into place Step 9 Connect the extern...

Page 24: ...e is turned off and follow the steps below Step 1 Remove the MNR s chassis cover Loosen and remove the six screws on the top cover Lift up the cover to reveal the main board Step 2 Prepare all parts p...

Page 25: ...J8 on the motherboard Step 6 Insert antenna jacks into the antenna holes Remove one of the antenna hole covers Place the circular ring on the antenna jack of the RF cable and insert the antenna jack...

Page 26: ...is tightly in place Step 8 Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module as shown below Push down on the RF cable until it clicks into...

Page 27: ...www acti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 27 Step 10 Secure the body of the GPS onto your vehicle Step 10 Secure the chassis cover back onto the body of the MNR...

Page 28: ...or your power ignition control module Step 2 Prepare a cable to connect your vehicle battery and ignition to the power ignition control module Connect the vehicle battery and ignition to the module s...

Page 29: ...nnect the module s DC output socket to MNR 310 s DC input using the power cord provided with your MNR 310 by referring to the wiring definition and illustration below Step 3 Connect the module s S3 co...

Page 30: ...ts with 12V DC input and 12DC output adjust your power ignition control module s SW1 7 and 8 to ON as pictured below Step 4 Adjust power on off delay timer to your desired settings Refer to the NISKIG...

Page 31: ...the same model and capacity You may find the certified models via http www acti com hddselector The actual necessary space depends on the number of devices recording and event rules settings To get a...

Page 32: ...and make sure the disk connector faces towards the end of the tray Step 3 Install the Tray Push the tray back into the bay Step 4 Secure the Tray Lock the hand screws with your fingers Press and hold...

Page 33: ...nfiguration for multiple disks connect it to MNR and power it on MNR will recognize it as a normal single hard disk Connect the network switch to MNR via one of the LAN ports Plug the power adapter in...

Page 34: ...www acti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 34 Start the Unit To start the unit press down the Power Button the System Power LED Indicator will light up and turn solid yellow...

Page 35: ...www acti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 35 Enter Windows After the unit starts key in 123456 to log in as Administrator to Windows Embedded 7 system...

Page 36: ...Shut Down functions provided by Windows The Power Status LED Indicator will go off right after the device is turned off Indicator LED Status Description System Power Solid The unit is powered on Link...

Page 37: ...ed to the computer In Windows a single accessible storage file system is referred as a Volume When you are making the volume you will need to select the volume type which corresponds to a certain RAID...

Page 38: ...need to have exactly 2 disks to configure RAID 1 Since the 2 nd disk is used as a mirror of the first disk the total available storage will be twice smaller compared to RAID 0 On the other hand if on...

Page 39: ...oftware RAID 1 Click Window Start in Windows Search Box input Computer Management and enter this utility 2 Select Disk Management right click on a disk title and select Initialize Disk Check all the d...

Page 40: ...namic Disk check all the installed disks and then click OK 4 Right click on a disk and select the volume type to make a new volume A Volume Wizard will come up to bring you through the configuration p...

Page 41: ...inistrator s Manual 41 5 After the volume is created this drive will be shown on Volume list and is ready for recording You may follow the instructions in Storage Management on page 114 to assign cert...

Page 42: ...f all the icons are missing when the NVR is supposed to perform schedule recording your storage disk might have gone into abnormal status Event list will also display two kinds of abnormal disk status...

Page 43: ...ing software version will not influence the existing license you have activated on MNR 310 3 The number of CDP licensed channels for non ACTi brand devices and that of standard licensed channels for A...

Page 44: ...transfer it to NVR server on MNR Note Although certain fisheye camera view modes e g Quad mode display multiple regions in a view they are still counted as one single channel in terms of licensing Pu...

Page 45: ...OP Step 1 Membership ID in ACTi Member Center is required for activation Register one for free at http member acti com Step 2 Login to the NVR server and go to Setup page System tab License Online Reg...

Page 46: ...er is required for activation Register one for free at http member acti com Step 2 Access http www acti com support LicenseMgt NVR3_registration asp enter the License Key and the MAC address of the NV...

Page 47: ...erify Your License Once your license is successfully activated the license information will be shown on License page Important Notice Tip 1 How to find MAC Address 1 Click Windows Start in the run box...

Page 48: ...the NVR server Joystick on page 140 Starting the unit Item Task Description Reference 5 Powering on the unit Press the Power Button to power on MNR and enter Windows after the system finishes booting...

Page 49: ...e Views for Users Customize and save views for Live View screen Customize Views on page 122 Back up System Settings Item Task Description Reference 16 Create backup of system settings Create a backup...

Page 50: ...installed and will start automatically after you login to Windows You can also install this software on the remote client computer to access the NVR server via network You can download this software o...

Page 51: ...guage Choose a UI language from the dropdown list D Remember Login Information and Auto Login To have NVR3 Workstation remember the Account Password Initial Page and UI Language simply check Remember...

Page 52: ...a computer rather than the NVR server and tries to reach the NVR server via network The login process is described as follows A Server IP Server Port In Server IP field please input the LAN or WAN IP...

Page 53: ...ccessed by someone else you might consider not to use this function To cancel auto login on title bar click Logout to return to login page and this function will be cancelled F Retrieve the Forgotten...

Page 54: ...orkstation go to Setup page System tab Workstation A Export current server sites list Click Browse to select a folder to save the list and then click Export This file will be saved as an xml file B Im...

Page 55: ...ter the hostname or IP address Accept ActiveX Controls Installation Requests NVR 3 0 system interface requires the add on ActiveX Control components please make sure browser s security settings allow...

Page 56: ...ices Solution Please check if there is another service using port 80 right now and change the setting in that program to release port 80 for the NVR server Below are the steps to find the service 1 Pl...

Page 57: ...ssential for the NVR server to present user interface The message below will show if these controls were not installed Please try refresh the browser first making IE pop up the prompts again Cause 1 Y...

Page 58: ...intaining higher security for the rest of the Internet 1 On IE browser click Tools Safety and make sure ActiveX Filtering is unchecked 2 On IE browser go to Tools Internet Options Security tab select...

Page 59: ...e future check Remember Account Password Click Don t Remember will clear your input text and reset to default To directly enter the main page every time you log in check Remember Account Password then...

Page 60: ...general system configuration Setup Wizard Once you connect to ACTi NVR 3 0 for the first time Setup Wizard will guide you through the initial setup process You may click Previous or Next button locate...

Page 61: ...cording files and decide how much memory space is left for all computer applications to run You must configure the Drive and Reserve Space for recording Reserve Space is the space on the drive that wi...

Page 62: ...license MNR 310 has a license for 16 channels which is already activated You can click Next to next setting if you do not want to add new license for now For more details about the settings please re...

Page 63: ...e you can see live view from cameras perform PTZ operations with mouse or Joystick view system log receive alerts on the event panel set up view layouts perform manual recording or take a snapshot You...

Page 64: ...VR 3 0 system first In this section we will guide you through how to add or delete devices on the NVR 3 0 system To start adding new devices please follow these steps 1 On Setup page Home screen click...

Page 65: ...gain to sort in reverse order For faster search you may type a specific IP address or a part of the IP address in IP Filter as a filter and click to narrow down the search result 2 Select the row of t...

Page 66: ...P address in IP Filter as a filter and click to narrow down the search result 3 Select the row of the camera you wish to add to the system and repeat this step until you have checked all the devices y...

Page 67: ...the device you wish to add supports ONVIF you can select ONVIF for Media Type and the settings page will appear as below The most important settings are 1 Media Type 2 Camera IP 3 HTTP Port and 4 User...

Page 68: ...Attributes Field Name Description Media Type Select the media type of the camera choosing either Standard or ONVIF To connect with a camera using ONVIF please make sure the camera device supports ONV...

Page 69: ...to late as to exceed this time NVR will consider this device disconnected We recommend you to set different values for different types of connection The default setting is 5 seconds For devices locate...

Page 70: ...en the device and NVR server Please 1 ensure the device side is well connected and can output video normally 2 check the firewall and port forwarding settings This device s settings have been modified...

Page 71: ...to confirm the camera properties 1 Protocol 2 IP Address 3 HTTP Port and 4 User Name Password 2 Log in to the NVR server go to Setup page Device tab click Add Device and select Add Device Manually 3...

Page 72: ...ser Name and Password and then click Apply 4 By applying the settings the NVR server will get the video stream and the camera will have been successfully added to the NVR system You may click Video PT...

Page 73: ...may click Reset to retrieve the settings you saved last time once you want to abort the current modificaiton After changing any field please remember to click Apply before you leave this page Delete D...

Page 74: ...g window 3 On the window below the source device name are the settings you may choose to copy including Basic settings PTZ Settings and Video Settings 4 Click Apply the settings will be written to tar...

Page 75: ...dividually modify the Channel No value of the channels Target Type Settings New Device Existing Device Basic All All except Device Name IP Address HTTP Port RTSP Port User Name and Password Video All...

Page 76: ...ick on the switch below and configure individual settings for Media 1 and Media 2 Video Settings Attributes Field Name Description TV Standard Default is NTSC Stream Mode 1 Select one of the streaming...

Page 77: ...thods provided by most network recording systems event and schedule recording will either consume too much storage or have risk in missing important scenes The Set Frame Rate for Event Recording Mode...

Page 78: ...e fps you set will always be applied to live view and schedule recording Once Set Frame Rate for Event Recording Mode is checked you may configure advanced settings for event recording If the device i...

Page 79: ...e usually sufficient for most environments but you may also make adjustments in case it is required to do so For devices that support the configuration of properties related to image day night mode or...

Page 80: ...image will look smoother and clearer Wide Dynamic Range Select the WDR level from the following options Disabled low medium high highest Note WDR is disabled and will not appear if Exposure Mode is s...

Page 81: ...llows you to define the B Gain level of the video frame A higher value would adjust the image to have more blue color value AE Reference Target The scale from 1 255 allows you to define the Auto expos...

Page 82: ...to start 1 Click Get Motion Settings to retrieve the live view For Dual Mode the video you get in this window will always be Stream 1 2 Click Motion Setup to enable the property fields 3 There are th...

Page 83: ...e interval before the next motion detection can be triggered again Default is 1 second Threshold The threshold level of this motion detection region The lower threshold level is smaller portion of the...

Page 84: ...ng to sync with the SD card You can enable Redundant Recording when Disconnected function to have this SD card take over the recording service for this channel when this device is disconnected with NV...

Page 85: ...ctions supported ACTi solutions and the required settings When you configure PTZ Protocol properties for ACTi Pan Tilt Zoom devices please make sure the required settings are correct To start matching...

Page 86: ...at failed command could be re sent if necessary Please refer to the parity setting of the analog device and choose exactly the same parity setting also in the NVR server When setting up ACTi Zoom PTZ...

Page 87: ...ion Optical PTZ Navigation 1 Get the live view from Live Preview window Make sure the Enable PTZ is checked and a red crosshair will appear on the Live Preview window If the device is in Dual Stream m...

Page 88: ...o window In this mode a picture in picture view will show in the lower right of live view window A red rectangle will mark the currently enlarged view area within the full size video You may click and...

Page 89: ...y PTZ operation control the device to point at your desired view and adjust the zoom level if available In PTZ Preset Point section click a preset point name field to start editing the name and then c...

Page 90: ...e two or more preset points Once a tour is initiated the device will automatically point to the preset points based on the sequence and stay at that view according to the duration you set Before setti...

Page 91: ...f the NVR server will not bear much extra loading which benefits the system requiring many of these fisheye cameras e g ACTi KCM 3911 KCM 7911 Fisheye Cameras without dewarping function These fisheye...

Page 92: ...he hemispheric view like operating a genuine PTZ device To make use of NVR s dewarping features for your fisheye cameras please 1 Adjust Video Quality Settings After the fisheye camera is successfully...

Page 93: ...fisheye view Digital PTZ Dewarping One large user defined cropped area ePTZ Panorama 360 degree panorama view for ceiling mount 180 degree panorama view for wall mount Digital PTZ Double Panorama Two...

Page 94: ...www acti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 94 Quad Four small user defined cropped regions ePTZ 3 After the configuration is done remember to click Apply to save the settings 1 2 3 4...

Page 95: ...video servers Configure the Recording File Properties Before setting the recording schedule you may define 1 where the recordings are stored 2 how long an event recording is and 3 how long a recording...

Page 96: ...time schedule recording and event handling You should configure it according to your system plan Go to Setup Schedule tab on Schedule Setting panel 1 Select the recording mode from Recording Mode Bar...

Page 97: ...Clear the setting Continuous recording with event handling Event recording with event handling 2 Click and drag over the Time Track to set time period Use Time Setting Quick Buttons to Set the Time i...

Page 98: ...ared Click to clear all schedule setting in this device Lock Specific Days Clicking the day of the week will lock unlock that day from schedule setting You can shield schedule on a certain day from be...

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Page 100: ...system it happens that you want to apply the same schedule to multiple devices After creating a schedule for one device you can copy it to other cameras 1 Go to Setup page Schedule tab on Device List...

Page 101: ...lace you can observe the status on the All Device List There will be an icon appearing in front of the device In Playback you can drag the playback bar to current time position to check the latest rec...

Page 102: ...r Response 1 and trigger alarm Response 2 when motion detection from camera is triggered Trigger during the event handing active period Schedule How Does NVR Handle Events In NVR 3 0 system each devic...

Page 103: ...eft Based on the trigger types this device supports the corresponding events rules are listed accordingly on the right In this example this selected camera model supports three motion detection region...

Page 104: ...ent You may also define display duration of video on the Hot spot window Switch View The current Live View will be switched to another one for a while To enable this option you will need to customize...

Page 105: ...udio file responses cannot be executed at the same time Setup the DO to ON or OFF upon trigger only the devices supporting DO functions can be the target devices Enable the NVR to execute a certain co...

Page 106: ...r s email settings can be set in advance in Setup page System tab Settings Email SMTP Settings 1 Type one or more recipients email addresses in To column if more than one please separate them by symbo...

Page 107: ...ntire available rules of all devices are listed here you may want to sort out some of them from the long list View the Event Rules To sort by Device name Trigger type or Event Name click the titles to...

Page 108: ...il and server settings here 1 Go to Setup page System tab Settings Email SMTP Settings 2 Fill in each of the following fields Field Name Description Server Input the sender s SMTP server address Only...

Page 109: ...log in to your SMTP server to check incoming emails If the test email is sent successfully the NVR server is ready to send out emails 4 As the settings are confirmed click Apply to save How to Setup F...

Page 110: ...pops up a Testing FTP connection was successful message the NVR server is ready to upload to this FTP server 4 As the settings are confirmed click Apply to save The FTP settings here will be default f...

Page 111: ...ne the time of the logs you would like to search for On Search Time bar define the date and time Default is your current client time Choose Log Type You may filter the logs by Type User Account and De...

Page 112: ...Account Device and Description Check Type and Description fields to know what the user has done or what happened to the whole system Type field shows what major functions user engaged in and Descript...

Page 113: ...button to export the log as csv file You can specify the time duration type user account and engaged device of the logs and click Apply Note If the pagination button appears to be disabled that means...

Page 114: ...disk may risk losing the recordings when the device is removed while being accessed Go to Setup page Storage tab Change Recordings Folder Name In Recording Settings section you may change the name of...

Page 115: ...s and delete files older than this period by 1 GB at a time Please go to Setup page Schedule tab to set it 2 Reserve the recordings until the disk is almost full and then delete the earliest recording...

Page 116: ...strator User is allowed for all the operations in the NVR server while a standard User may only be permitted to do Live View and Playback with limited devices The chart below displays different employ...

Page 117: ...up This user grouping can save you significant amount of efforts if you have multiple users performing similar tasks and acting as similar roles There are already two default user groups as described...

Page 118: ...ine what functions this user group is allowed to access By default a new user group will initially be allowed to access only Live View page and Playback page without any permission to any device setti...

Page 119: ...User or Domain User for the User Type Customized User an account created and managed on the NVR server only You will input an account name its password and email address for this user Domain User an...

Page 120: ...il addresses themselves after logging in to the NVR server on Live View page Update Profile Note Account Password Rules 1 Account and Password fields allow alphabets numbers and symbols except the fol...

Page 121: ...account name and 2 email address will be imported to the NVR server Whenever a domain user client tries to log in to the NVR server the NVR server will first verify if this account exists in the NVR...

Page 122: ...talled on 11F On NVR Live View a saved View remembers 1 layout style 2 which channel to display which camera and 3 the fisheye view mode for fisheye cameras only Live View interface overview 1 Layout...

Page 123: ...are only available to the user who creates them while the views under Public View Group are open to every user Step 2 Enter Edit Mode On View Toolbar click the Edit View button and this view will tur...

Page 124: ...ce panel to your desired channel Remove the camera view right click on the channel and select Remove Step 5 Add a Map By adding a map you put a picture on the channel where you may place camera icons...

Page 125: ...brightness percentage level Map size By default the map will be displayed in its original size Use the buttons on upper left to adjust the map size Fit image to channel height Zoom out Original image...

Page 126: ...ap Right click on the map and select Remove Manage maps All the uploaded images are managed under Map Image Manager On Live View screen you may go to Map Image Manager to view upload or delete the map...

Page 127: ...ve this device from map Click To move this device left click on the device icon and drag To turn the pointed direction mouse over the viewing angle area and left click on the clockwise arrow to turn t...

Page 128: ...er this View Step 10 Set Default Hotspot Channel Optional By system default the global hotspot channel will always be the top left one You can set any other channel on your live view screen to be the...

Page 129: ...area back to default viewing angle right click to bring up channel menu and then click Reset 3 click on View Toolbar to save the configuration Zoom in Zoom out Pan Tilt 8 directional buttons Zoom in Z...

Page 130: ...row icon in front of a group folder to reveal its Views 2 By selecting a View you may directly modify its name in Name field 3 You may change a group s Group Type Upon the change for example by changi...

Page 131: ...a link button to 7F View on 11F View 1 Select a View on which you will place a link button to another view 2 Click on View Toolbar to enter edit mode 3 From View List drag the target View to current V...

Page 132: ...If you want to set different dwell time length for individual Views do not check this option and configure them separately in the table below 4 Choose the Views to display in patrol If you select the...

Page 133: ...for recording 2 Use another browser client to share these high resolution channels Given that there are 32 megapixel channels to be monitored and you may have Layout 1 to display channel 1 to 16 Layou...

Page 134: ...as NVR3 Workstation client go to Setup page System tab Workstation and configure the Display Performance Setting Note By default on INR 410 420 when the number of layout on Live View exceeds four chan...

Page 135: ...is section will describe how to choose or customize language strings for your site System Languages List You may decide which languages to be selectable on Login screen The chosen languages will appea...

Page 136: ...a table from the Language List on the left column 2 Your target language will be displayed on the right column while the default system language English appears on the left for reference Click in any...

Page 137: ...t in Notepad or Import to import a language file to use in the system In general it is suggested that you always save a modified language table with a different file name in a location other than defa...

Page 138: ...ons You can change the user interface style by arranging the main screen and Panel Device List on the right or left Go to Setup page System tab Settings In User Interface Style section select the sett...

Page 139: ...lt file location and you may configure the destination on the NVR server Go to Setup page System tab Settings In Export Video Settings section click Browse to choose the Export file path You may also...

Page 140: ...s 1 Log out from the NVR server 2 Connect the controller device to the NVR server To make sure the device is installed properly open Windows Start menu and enter Devices and Printers to check the stat...

Page 141: ...o http www acti com downloadcenter to see if there is any newly released version of the NVR system The upgrade process is as easy as 1 2 3 by following the installation wizard s instructions The serve...

Page 142: ...cti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 142 When selecting Setup Type the default Complete will have the program installed on default C drive you may select Custom to choose another program loca...

Page 143: ...th you The installation program will use 80 as default You may enter another available port number in Listen Port field and click Apply You may just click Apply if you are not sure whether this port h...

Page 144: ...mpletes connect to http localhost port number with Internet Explorer browser you will see NVR Login page Note If IIS Web Server has been installed on the computer and you are asked to restart the comp...

Page 145: ...th the NVR system software in a zip file When you upgrade the NVR system to a new version please also upgrade NVR3 Workstation to the same version as the NVR system Install or Upgrade the Software 1 E...

Page 146: ...www acti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 146 3 Double click the shortcut on desktop to execute the application...

Page 147: ...ithin one click The backed up settings include the following properties you set for system 1 Users 2 Device 3 Storage 4 Schedule 5 Event 6 System Settings User Interface Style Joystick and 7 the saved...

Page 148: ...0 system migration between two servers The recording files index folder contains important video index data that the NVR server needs to process recorded video clips Enter the server program folder A...

Page 149: ...e follow the below steps to restore the configuration 1 Go to Setup page System tab Backup Restore 2 In Restore section click Browse to select the backup file and then click Restore to start restoring...

Page 150: ...ubleshooting the NVR3 Administrator Tool is installed along with NVR server program This tool will start running as the server starts up and resides in the system tray You may double click the icon to...

Page 151: ...cation other than the basic way With this method User s credentials are encrypted using MD5 algorithm In this way the protection is more secure to prevent from unauthorized access Please also note tha...

Page 152: ...ecific computer to be dedicated to carrying out the redundancy tasks 2 Purchase the redundancy server license from ACTi sales representative One redundancy server computer will require one license whi...

Page 153: ...or you can perform Offline Registration by obtaining an activation file from http www acti com support LicenseMgt beforehand Fill in the required fields and click Register 4 5 Important Notice If you...

Page 154: ...www acti com MNR 310 System Administrator s Manual 154 After the registration the license information will appear on this page...

Page 155: ...nual 155 Set up Redundancy Server 1 Go to the Storage page to set up the storage space configuration 2 Go to Target page to edit the list of the target NVR servers Click Add and fill in the connection...

Page 156: ...Administrator s Manual 156 3 After you click Yes to confirm this configuration this NVR will immediate turn into an redundancy server on a first come first served basis By entering Service page you ca...

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