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2  Getting Started 

 

Group 

No. 

Symbol 

Function 

 

Shift 

Shift.

 Press to toggle between character types: number 0-9, upper case letter 

or lower case letter.

 

 

Rec 

Record.

 Press to manually start/stop recording. Use the direction keys or 

number keys to select the recording channel.

 

4 

  

/ 9

 

In playback mode:

  Press to playback the previous video. 

In text mode:

 Press to select the number 9. 

 

/ 7

 

In playback mode:

  Press to toggle between normal playback and various 

fast play speeds. 

In text mode:

 Press to select the number 7. 

 

 

/ 5

 

In playback mode:

  Press to toggle between reverse playback and pause 

playback modes. 

In text mode:

 Press to select the number 5. 

 

  

/ 0

 

In playback mode:

 Press to playback the next video. 

In text mode:

 Press to select the number 0. 

 

 

/ 8

 

In playback mode:

  Press to toggle between normal playback and various 

slow play speeds. 

In text mode:

 Press to select the number 8. 

 

 

/ 6

 

In playback mode:

  Press to toggle between normal playback and pause 

playback modes. 

In text mode:

 Press to select the number 6. 

5 

 

USB Port

. Connects a USB storage device or USB mouse. 

6 

1-16 

Record Active indicators.

 Individual LEDs illuminate to indicate that a 

channel is recording. 

 

Status 

Operation indicator.

 Lights to indicate that the DVR is operating properly. 

 

ACT 

Remote Active indicator.

 Lights to indicate that remote control is active. 

 

IR 

IR receiver.

 Receives the signal from the remote control. 

 

 

 

 

NVR7400 Series User Guide

 

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Summary of Contents for NVR7400 Series

Page 1: ...ADT NVR7400 Series Network Video Recorder User Guide...

Page 2: ...ifies significant information that warrants more than ordinary consideration but not essential to system security CAUTION Cautions draw your attention to actions that could compromise the security of...

Page 3: ...1 1 Virtual Keyboard 13 2 1 2 Righ Menu 14 2 2 Startup Sequence 14 2 2 1 Logout Shutdown 15 2 3 Preview Live Viewing 16 2 4 Navigation Bar 17 2 4 1 Channel Info 18 2 4 2 Video Color 18 2 5 Search and...

Page 4: ...64 3 3 11 Multicast Setup 65 3 3 12 Alarm Center 66 3 3 13 Register 66 3 3 14 Switch 68 3 4 Event 68 3 4 1 Video Detect 68 3 4 2 Alarm Setup 81 3 4 3 Abnormality 85 3 4 4 Alarm Out 87 3 5 Storage 88 3...

Page 5: ...AN Mode 135 4 4 3 Real time Monitor 136 4 4 4 Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ Panel 137 4 4 5 Image Settings 139 4 4 6 Alarm Out 140 4 4 7 Multi Preview 140 4 5 Playback Search 141 4 6 Alarm 145 4 6 1 Alarm Type 14...

Page 6: ...Appendix D Compatible Backup Devices 239 Appendix E Compatible SATA HDDs 241 Appendix F Compatible CD DVD Devices 245 Appendix G Compatible Displays 246 Index 247 NVR7400 Series User Guide vi...

Page 7: ...splash are not allowed during transportation storage and installation Installation Keep upright Handle with care Do not apply power to the NVR before completing the installation Do not place objects o...

Page 8: ...ons It adopts embedded Linux OS to maintain reliable operation and the H 264 compression algorithm to provide high quality low bit streams The frame by frame playback function is ideal for detailed an...

Page 9: ...everal windows on one monitor o Supports 1 4 9 16 window display during real time preview Record o Supports normal motion detect alarm record function o Save the recorded files in the HDD USB device c...

Page 10: ...pheral Equipment Management o Supports peripheral equipment management such as protocol setup and port connection o Supports transparent data transmission such as RS232 RS422 and RS485 NVR7400 Series...

Page 11: ...k to control the playback bar 3 In text mode press to enter the value 3 4 Down arrow Press to move the selection in the currently active control down or to decrease the numeric value 4 In text mode pr...

Page 12: ...xt mode Press to select the number 5 0 In playback mode Press to playback the next video In text mode Press to select the number 0 8 In playback mode Press to toggle between normal playback and variou...

Page 13: ...ceives the analog audio signal output from a microphone 7 HDMI port 8 eSATA external SATA port 9 Alarm input alarm output RS485 port 10 Audio Out port for analog audio signal output Bidirectional talk...

Page 14: ...ower to cancel the alarm 12V External power input Peripheral equipment must provide 12V power 500mA NO1 C1 NO5 C5 Activation Outputs 1 4 normally open on off switch C5 NC5 Activation Output 5 normally...

Page 15: ...input device to the ground end of the NVR In the example that follows alarms 1 5 9 and 13 are configured Figure 1 4 Note The alarm inputs are Normally Open NO When connecting the ground port of the a...

Page 16: ...ial Silver Rating resistance load Rated switch capacity 30VDC 2A 125VAC 1A Maximum switch power 125VA 160W Maximum switch voltage 250VAC 220VDC Maximum switch currency 1A Insulation Between touches wi...

Page 17: ...2 Getting Started 1 3 4 Network Connections Figure 1 5 NVR7400 Series User Guide 7...

Page 18: ...o the NVR and the audio is received at the earphone or speaker connected to the PC Figure 1 6 1 4 2 PC to the NVR Device Connection Connect the microphone or the pickup to the audio output port on the...

Page 19: ...2 Getting Started 1 5 Remote Control The following describes the remote control Figure 1 8 NVR7400 Series User Guide 9...

Page 20: ...umber keys to select the recording channel 11 Direction Keys Press to move the selection in the currently active control left right up or own During playback click to control the playback bar 12 Enter...

Page 21: ...wer button on the front panel After the system has booted up the Startup Wizard appears on the display monitor to have you set up some basic system parameters If you do not want the Startup Wizard to...

Page 22: ...he desired user name 3 Use arrow key to shift to the Password field It is highlighted in light blue 4 Press the Shift key to toggle between upper case letters lower case letters or numeric input 5 Use...

Page 23: ...lick the Shift key to toggle to this keyboard Select to display upper case letters and numbers functions as a space and functions as a backspace You can also click the Shift key to toggle to this keyb...

Page 24: ...n now or at a later time as follows General as described on page 94 Network as described on page 52 Remote Device as described on page 41 Schedule as described on page 88 1 For each option click Next...

Page 25: ...enu appears Enter the username and password to complete the operation Restart Click to reboot the device To log out using the Power button Press the Power button on the front panel or remote control f...

Page 26: ...ions Live Mode Control Bar Hover the cursor over the top center of the video in any channel The live mode control bar appears The control bar automatically hides after 6 seconds of inactivity No Name...

Page 27: ...tting System General to enable it No Icon Function Description 1 Main Menu Opens the Main Menu 2 Window Split Selects between 1 4 8 9 16 windows 3 Tour Tour Enable Tour in Progress see section 3 6 2 2...

Page 28: ...t the corresponding channel Figure 2 6 2 4 2 Video Color Click the button or right mouse click and select Color Setting from the Right click menu to control the color settings Here you can set hue bri...

Page 29: ...rightness The value ranges from 0 to 100 The default value is 50 The larger the number the brighter the video You can use this function when the video is too dark or too bright as a whole Note that th...

Page 30: ...e Generally speaking the smaller the value the lower the noise although the contrast may be too low in dark environments A higher setting can enhance the video brightness though this may increase vide...

Page 31: ...8 9 16 etc In 16 window playback mode display all 16 channels The time bar changes after you modify the playback mode or the channel option 5 Credit Card number search Click to view card number field...

Page 32: ...ection Click continuously when you are watching the files from the same channel While paused in normal play mode click for frame by frame playback In frame by frame playback mode click to restore norm...

Page 33: ...the time bar for the corresponding channel to set the file end time or else manually input the time 3 Click the Clip button again to edit the second period 4 Click the Backup button to save the curre...

Page 34: ...click and drag to select smart search zones that is the areas on the image where you want to search for motion activity See Figure 2 10 There is no motion detection zone by default you must select one...

Page 35: ...or which you would like to search records in the top right corner 4 Click the Search button All records collected from the entered time up to the current time appear 5 Double click a filename to playb...

Page 36: ...ecording and then play it back To add a Mark 1 Click the Mark button during playback The Add Mark dialog appears The Mark Time field is already filled in Figure 2 13 2 Click in the Mark Name field and...

Page 37: ...To modify a Mark Name 1 Double click the marked item 2 Change the Mark Name in the resulting dialog box To delete a record 1 Click inside the box to the left of the marked item you wish to remove 2 C...

Page 38: ...Backup 1 Select Backup on the Main Menu The Backup screen appears showing all the backup device information Figure 2 15 2 Select the device you want to backup 3 Set the channel file start time and en...

Page 39: ...left bottom The file name format is Channel number Record type Time In the file name the YDM format is Y M D H M S The file extension name is dav TIP During the backup process you can click Esc to ex...

Page 40: ...hot Figure 2 18 2 Make the appropriate settings as described below Manual Snap This sets the quantity of images that are created each time you manually activate a snapshot Channel From the dropdown se...

Page 41: ...as described in the previous section d Click Save 2 Open the Record screen using one of the following methods In the main menu select Setting Storage Record or From the Live Preview screen right clic...

Page 42: ...the Playback screen See section 2 5 on page 20 2 7 2 Activation Snapshot The Activation or Trigger function triggers a snapshot when the corresponding detection event occurs To set up an Activation Tr...

Page 43: ...ick Save Note An Activation Snapshot has higher priority than a Schedule Snapshot If both types are enabled at the same time the system will initiate the activation snapshot when alarm occurs and init...

Page 44: ...checkbox to enable the feature see Figure 2 22 above as an example 8 Select the channel s that you want to enable to take snapshots 9 Click Save 10 View the images in the Playback screen See section 2...

Page 45: ...nels for which you want to enable manual recording 3 In the Snapshot field select the channels for which you want to enable manual snapshots 4 Open the Snapshot screen from the Main Menu under Setting...

Page 46: ...7 View the images in the Playback screen See section 2 5 on page 20 2 7 4 Holiday Record Snapshot This operation enables you to set up recording of snapshot images on holidays which have a higher pri...

Page 47: ...ars 4 Click the Add button to complete holiday setup 5 From the Main Menu open the Snapshot Schedule screen Setting Storage Schedule Snapshot 6 Set the period and record type for the holiday time Plea...

Page 48: ...7 Click the OK button to set holiday record setup 8 Set the Holiday Snapshot type Scheduled Timing as described in section 2 7 1 on page 31 Activation Trigger as described in section 2 7 2 on page 32...

Page 49: ...nd selecting Main Menu from the menu that appears Figure 3 1 The NVR7400 Series local menu tree structure is shown on the next page For information on operations via the internet refer to section 4 We...

Page 50: ...Hybrid Standalone NVR User Guide 3 Local Menu Operations NVR7400 Series User Guide 40...

Page 51: ...te Device To set up a remote device open the dialog in one of the following ways Select Remote Device in the Main Menu or Right mouse click and select Remote Device from the menu that appears For chan...

Page 52: ...Note The system cannot add a new device if the device you want to add has the same IP and TCP port as another device in the list Display Filter button Click this to display the specified devices from...

Page 53: ...een you can view the channel status and connection log of the remote device Channel Status tab Here you can view the IPC status of the corresponding channel which includes motion detection video loss...

Page 54: ...nput and External Alarm Figure 3 5 3 2 1 4 Upgrade Camera To update the network camera navigate to Setting Remote Remote Upgrade in the Main Menu 1 Click the Select button and choose the upgrade file...

Page 55: ...Hybrid Standalone NVR User Guide 3 Local Menu Operations Figure 3 6 3 2 2 Image Open the Image screen by navigating to Setting Remote Image in the Main Menu Figure 3 7 NVR7400 Series User Guide 45...

Page 56: ...brightness or whether IR light is present B W The device outputs black and white video Sensor It is to set when there is peripheral connected IR light Saturation Move the slider to adjust the monitor...

Page 57: ...function Channel Select the desired channel Code Stream Type Select from the dropdown list There are three options Regular MD motion detect and Alarm You can set the various encode parameters for dif...

Page 58: ...types Constant Bit Rate CBR and Variable Bit Rate VBR In VBR mode you can set video quality Quality Only appears when VBR is selected above There are six levels ranging from 1 to 6 The sixth level ha...

Page 59: ...vacy Mask In the dialog use your mouse to set the desired mask size and location In single channel video mode the system supports a maximum of 4 zones in one channel Monitor Checkbox If this box is ch...

Page 60: ...Image Size Set the snapshot picture size Quality Set the snapshot quality The value ranges from 1 to 6 Snapshot Frequency Set the timing schedule snapshot interval The value ranges from 1 7 picture s...

Page 61: ...enu Operations 3 2 4 Cam Name Use this screen to modify the Camera Name for each channel The system supports a maximum of 31 characters You can only modify the channel name of connected network camera...

Page 62: ...r When you change the MTU setup a pop up dialog box appears for you to confirm the setup Click the OK button to confirm the reboot or click Cancel to terminate the modification Before the modification...

Page 63: ...the default gateway The IP address and the Default Gateway must be in the same IP section That is to say the specified length of the subnet prefix must have the same string Preferred DNS Server DNS se...

Page 64: ...e system supports a maximum of 128 users TCP Port Select from a range of 1025 65535 The default value is 37777 UDP Port Select from a range of 1025 65535 The default value is 37778 HTTP Port Select fr...

Page 65: ...his box to automatically connect to the previous WIFI hotspot Refresh Click this button to refresh the hotspot list Disconnect Click this button to turn off the WIFI connection Connection Click this b...

Page 66: ...cessfully connects to the WIFI you can view the hotspot name IP address subnet mask and default gateway in the WIFI Setting interface 3 3 4 3G This feature is not supported by ADT 3 3 5 PPPoE The PPPo...

Page 67: ...and server IP PC with DDNS 3 Click the OK button The system prompts you to reboot to activate the setup 4 After rebooting open a browser window and enter http DDNS server IP virtual directory name We...

Page 68: ...At the same time each device has a default domain name generated by MAC address for your option You can also use a customized valid domain name not registered 3 Operation Before you use Quick DDNS you...

Page 69: ...blocked sites function You cannot see these two modes if the Enable button is grayed out Type You can select trusted site and blacklist from the dropdown list You can view the IP address on the follo...

Page 70: ...ddress does not exist Delete Click to remove the specified item Edit Click to edit the start address and end address See Figure 3 19 The system checks the IP address validity after the edit operation...

Page 71: ...ing port value User Name Enter the user name to login to the sender s email box Password Enter the corresponding password Receiver Enter the receiver s email address The system supports a maximum of 3...

Page 72: ...delay and the email is sent immediately Test Click the Test button test the email connection Note that the system will not send out the email immediately when the alarm occurs When the Motion Detectio...

Page 73: ...or example you can login user ZHY to FTP 10 10 7 7 and then test it to modify or delete the folder Figure 3 22 The system also supports upload multiple NVRs to one FTP server You can create multiple f...

Page 74: ...nly uploads the set length and automatically ignores the left section When the interval value is 0 the system uploads all corresponding files At the same time you can set two periods and three recordi...

Page 75: ...for future reference 5 Open the tree list on the MG SOFT MIB Browser to get the device configuration Here you can see how many video channels audio channels and application versions the device has No...

Page 76: ...he above mentioned reserved addresses you can use other addresses For example Multicast IP 235 8 8 36 Multicast PORT 3666 After you have logged in the Web can automatically get a multicast address and...

Page 77: ...input default port number such as the TCP port in the mapping port number The device ID used here must be the same as the ID you input prior 5 Click the Add button to complete the setup 6 Boot up the...

Page 78: ...or which you want to trigger a response such as triggering an alarm sending an email or taking a snapshot There are four types that you can set as an event Video Detect Alarm Abnormality Alarm Out 3 4...

Page 79: ...Tampering or Video Loss Channel Select a channel from the dropdown list that you want to enable for the event Enable Check the box to enable the event type Region Motion Detection only Click the Setu...

Page 80: ...value ranges from 5s to 600s Alarm Out Check the box to enable the external alarm when the event triggers In the boxes to the immediate right enable which camera s will record when the event occurs La...

Page 81: ...a snapshot image when a motion detect event occurs Buzzer Enable this function to sound an audible tone from the NVR when the event occurs Test Click this test the current motion detect setup See sect...

Page 82: ...ut saving To set up Motion Detection 1 Open the Motion Detect screen by selecting Main Menu Setting Video Detect The Video Detect screen opens as shown in Figure 3 28 2 In the Channel area select the...

Page 83: ...t to the grid cell 6 After setting the zone exit and return to the Detect zone setup screen using one of the following methods a Right mouse click or b Press the Enter button on the front panel 7 Set...

Page 84: ...ollow to the other selected dates 11 Click the icon to delete a record type from one period 12 Click the button to set up the time period The following dialog appears Six periods appear for you to set...

Page 85: ...15 The Motion Detect icon appears on the live video screen if the current channel has the motion detect alarm enabled 3 4 1 2 Tampering The Tampering feature alerts you when someone maliciously masks...

Page 86: ...el area select the channel you want to set up from the drop down list 4 Check the Enable checkbox to enable the Tampering feature for this channel 5 In the Period area select the Setup button The Setu...

Page 87: ...will follow to the other selected dates 7 Click the icon to delete a record type from one period 8 Click to set up the time period The following dialog appears Six periods appear for you to set for ea...

Page 88: ...setup Note There is no Detection Region or Anti dither setup for Tampering Tampering is only enabled during the time period set It is disabled for Motion Detection and Video Loss 3 4 1 3 Video Loss T...

Page 89: ...select the channel you want to set up from the drop down list 4 Check the Enable checkbox to enable the Video Loss feature for this channel 5 In the Period area select the Setup button The Setup dial...

Page 90: ...time period to enable it b Set the start and end times for each motion detect period c When finished select Save to return to the Detect screen 9 Select the desired alarm types Alarm Out Show Message...

Page 91: ...etects the alarm signal from the front end device and activates the local NVR IPC Offline Alarm The system generates an alarm when the front end IPC disconnects from the local NVR The alarm can activa...

Page 92: ...ed Select Sunday to Saturday from the dropdown list Be sure to check the box to the left of the period to enable it To set your own business day and non business days select work day or non work day f...

Page 93: ...will be activated for another 10 second period However the screen prompt alarm upload and email will not be activated again After the 10 second anti dither time has elapsed a new alarm signal will be...

Page 94: ...t this feature to set Pan Tilt Zoom movement when an alarm occurs Click the Setup button to open the PTZ Activation screen for setting up the camera Figure 3 43 Delay To avoid rerecording the same eve...

Page 95: ...napshot has higher priority than Schedule Snapshot Buzzer Enable this function to sound an audible tone from the NVR when the alarm occurs Note A network alarm is an alarm signal using TCP IP You can...

Page 96: ...Event Type Alarm Out Check the box to enable the external alarm when the event triggers In the boxes to the immediate right enable which camera s will record when the event occurs Latch Select the tim...

Page 97: ...sounds when the designated event occurs 3 4 4 Alarm Out If Alarm Out has been enabled to record for either Setting Detect or Setting Alarm this dialog can be used to set up recording status For each...

Page 98: ...he Schedule menu appears Highlight the box to select the desired functions When completed click OK The system returns to the previous menu The following describes the options on the Schedule screen Fi...

Page 99: ...d Type Select the type of recording to be created Regular Motion Detection MD Alarm and MD with Alarm For all types except Regular recordings will only be created if the designated trigger condition e...

Page 100: ...lished as holidays in the General menu 2 Select the recording channel from the Channel dropdown 3 Select Holiday from the Period dropdown 4 Select the recording time of day range s for the selected ch...

Page 101: ...ent Copy settings You are returned to the Record screen 5 Click OK in the Record screen 3 5 2 HDD Manager The HDD Management section is used to view and edit settings for the hard disk drive Click the...

Page 102: ...tore recordings from several channels The HDD Group is only available for read write hard drives and self defined disks Other types of hard disks cannot be set as an HDD Group The current software ver...

Page 103: ...on the front panel remote control Figure 3 51 Select the icon to enable the corresponding channel for the desired mode Alternatively click All to set all channels to the desired mode There are two mo...

Page 104: ...r completing all settings click the OK button The system reverts to the previous menu Figure 3 52 Device ID Input a corresponding device name here Device No Input a corresponding device number Languag...

Page 105: ...value is 60 minutes Real time Playback This sets the playback time you can view in the instant playback feature See Live Viewing on page 16 The value ranges from 5 to 60 minutes Auto Logout This enabl...

Page 106: ...e and date Set start time and end time by setting corresponding week setup Then set start time and end time by setting the corresponding date setup NTP You must install an SNTP server such as Absolute...

Page 107: ...settings Figure 3 54 Holiday Setup Click the Add New Holidays button to display the dialog for selecting the dates you want to include as holidays Refer to section 3 5 1 Schedule on page 88 for instr...

Page 108: ...ation Make your selection from the dropdown list and then click Apply The system needs to restart to activate the new setup For example 8 4 means for VGA the system supports 8 window split max and for...

Page 109: ...g display much like a slideshow of the channel s you have set to record when a motion detection or alarm event occurs Figure 3 57 The TV Adjust dialog enables you to make adjustments to the monitor sc...

Page 110: ...uled tour motion detection tour The value ranges from 5 120 seconds Window Split Select the window split mode from the dropdown list Channel Combination This area is for viewing channel names under cu...

Page 111: ...ing to the PC in order to transfer data directly Protocol COM is for the Text Overlay function Net Keyboard is for using the network keyboard to control the device PTZ Matrix for connecting to the per...

Page 112: ...go on cable connection 1 Connect the dome RS485 port to NVR 485 port 2 Connect the dome video output cable to NVR video input port 3 Connect the power adapter to the dome 3 6 4 2 PTZ Setup Before setu...

Page 113: ...ess Input corresponding PTZ address The default address is 1 Baud rate Select corresponding baud rate The default value is 9600 Data bits select corresponding data bits The default value is 8 Stop bit...

Page 114: ...ingly Note that there are only four direction arrows on the NVR front panel 3 6 4 6 3D Intelligent Positioning Key The PTZ function supports 3D intelligent positioning which enables you to use the mou...

Page 115: ...the menu for access to Preset Tour Pattern and Scan functions Figure 3 64 Refer to the following table for details Please note that the dialog may vary with different protocols The button is grayed ou...

Page 116: ...the PTZ camera is trained to view These presets can be strung together to move the camera in a designed movement called a Tour To setup the Preset 1 On the Preset tab use the eight direction arrows to...

Page 117: ...Click again to stop the movement Tour Presets can be strung together to move the camera in a designed movement called a Tour Figure 3 68 To setup the Tour 1 In the Main PTZ Control panel select the To...

Page 118: ...he Tour to run in its entirety or stop it at any time Pattern Setup A pattern is much like a tour but does not use presets Instead the Pattern is recorded by the camera movement design that you record...

Page 119: ...numeric keypad Figure 3 71 2 Click to initiate the selected Pattern The camera moves to all the locations that were recorded in the selected Pattern Click again to stop the Pattern Border Border is t...

Page 120: ...process repeats until you click the button again to terminate the scan Rotate To rotate the camera click the button Click again to stop Auxiliary Aux The Auxiliary function interfaces special function...

Page 121: ...roup Note The system account uses two level management group and user The system supports a maximum of 20 user groups and 64 users There are two levels for group or user management admin and user Each...

Page 122: ...ocal Menu Operations Figure 3 75 3 6 5 1 Add Modify Group A group is a convenient method for assigning a set of rights to multiple users Usually a user would be assigned to a single group To add a new...

Page 123: ...score must be in the middle of the string not at the front or end of the string 3 Optionally enter a descriptive Memo for the Group 4 Place a check in the box of the rights that you would like to assi...

Page 124: ...2 digit 0 f format The system only saves lower case characters even you input the capitalized one f instead of F When you add a new user input the MAC address of the current user Only the user of the...

Page 125: ...s at prescribed times To set or edit automatic maintenance 1 Select Setting System Auto Maintain from the Main Menu 2 To Auto Reboot the system select from dropdown list the day and time you would lik...

Page 126: ...ears 3 Double click the Config_Time folder Backup files are visible Import Here you can import the configuration files from the peripheral device to current device You must select a folder first A dia...

Page 127: ...eripheral device If you go to the configuration backup screen first and then insert the peripheral device you must click the Refresh button to see the newly added device 3 6 8 Default Click the Defaul...

Page 128: ...ocal Menu Operations 3 6 9 Upgrade From the Main Menu select Setting System Upgrade 1 Insert the USB device that contains the upgrade file 2 Click the Upgrade button and then select the bin file Figur...

Page 129: ...stem time and HDD time are the same If they are not identical go to Setting System General see section 3 6 1 General on page 94 to adjust the system time or go to section 3 5 2 HDD Manage page 91 to f...

Page 130: ...ocal Menu Operations Figure 3 83 3 7 2 BPS The BPS screen enables you to view current video data stream KB s and occupied hard disk storage MB h information Click the BPS icon on the Info screen Figur...

Page 131: ...n Version enables you to view hardware features software version built date and release SN information To initiate an update insert the USB device that has the update file to the device and then click...

Page 132: ...User Guide 3 Local Menu Operations 3 7 4 Remote Device Information From the Main Menu select Info Event to view the channel status of the remote device connection log and so forth Figure 3 86 NVR7400...

Page 133: ...nnect one user or block one user if you have proper system rights The maximum disconnection setup time is 65535 seconds The system refreshes every five seconds to detect whether a user has been added...

Page 134: ...statistics of the device network adapter Here you can view information of all connected network adapters The connection status is shown as offline if the connection is disconnected Click a network ad...

Page 135: ...ick the Browse button to select the snapshot path The steps here are the same as for the backup operation You can view all connected network adapter names including Ethernet and PPPoE 3G is not suppor...

Page 136: ...and End Time 3 Click the Search button to view log time and event information The log files are displayed in a list The system displays a maximum of 100 logs in one page and can save a maximum of 102...

Page 137: ...Hybrid Standalone NVR User Guide 3 Local Menu Operations Figure 3 90 NVR7400 Series User Guide 127...

Page 138: ...t The Log out menu appears Enter the username and password to complete the operation Restart Click to reboot the device To log out using the Power button Press the Power button on the front panel or r...

Page 139: ...nsert PoE After you insert the PoE the device may try to set a corresponding IP address of the Switch network adapter First the system tries to set via ARP ping and then uses DHC if it finds the DHCP...

Page 140: ...l if it is free Otherwise it goes to the next step d Fourthly system goes to find the first idle channel it can get Generally speaking once you insert the PoE the system follows the previously listed...

Page 141: ...ptions dialog appears b Click the Security tab and click Custom level The Security Settings dialog appears c Scroll down the list and Enable the following options Download signed ActiveX controls Down...

Page 142: ...t log in The WAN screen is essentially the same as for LAN with the following exceptions In the LAN mode 1 The Web Service opens with four channel windows by default No video is displayed 2 The Open C...

Page 143: ...m Setup Info or Logout Section 2 This section displays the available individual camera channels that you can select To initiate a specific camera click the icon for that camera For sample click on IPC...

Page 144: ...ord button When you click this button it becomes yellow and the system begins manual record mode Click it again to restore the system to the previous record mode Section 6 Local Play button The Web Se...

Page 145: ...6 window screen 7 8 window screen 8 9 window screen 9 13 window screen 10 16 window screen 4 4 2 WAN Mode After logging into the WAN mode the main window appears Figure 4 5 Differences in WAN mode fr...

Page 146: ...ically closes the monitor or playback interface during a search 4 4 3 Real time Monitor On the left side of the window left click the channel name you want to view and the corresponding video appears...

Page 147: ...key the system reverts to the single screen mode Drag the mouse in the screen to adjust section size PTZ initiates automatically Setup PTZ using selections from the drop down menu Scan 1 Select Scan...

Page 148: ...dropdown list 2 Enter the preset value from 1 7 3 Click the Add button One preset is added to the tour 4 Repeat the above procedures to add more presets in the tour 5 Alternatively click Del to remove...

Page 149: ...he Reset button to return PTZ settings to the factory defaults 4 4 5 Image Settings 1 Select one monitor channel video and then locate the Image area on the right side of the screen 2 Use the slides t...

Page 150: ...can enable or disable the alarm signal of the corresponding port 4 4 7 Multi Preview Select a window and then click the Multi Preview button All available channels are displayed within the selected w...

Page 151: ...the current system date and the blue highlighted date on the calendar indicates that there are recorded files for that date Figure 4 6 4 Click the File List button The corresponding files in the list...

Page 152: ...Slow Play and Fast Play During playback you can view the playback channel and device IP 7 Select the file s you want to download and then click Download button A dialog appears as shown below The Dow...

Page 153: ...dalone NVR User Guide 4 Web Service Load More This interface is for searching records or pictures You can select record channel record type and recording time to download Figure 4 8 NVR7400 Series Use...

Page 154: ...alone NVR User Guide 4 Web Service Watermark The Watermark Screen is shown in Figure 4 9 Select a file and then click Verify to see whether the file has been tampered with Figure 4 9 NVR7400 Series Us...

Page 155: ...the alarm signal from the front end device and activates the local NVR External Alarm The system detects the alarm signal from the alarm input device HDD Error The system alarms when a disk error occ...

Page 156: ...nd type 2 Click the item name to refresh the display order 3 Click the IP address and the system displays the IP addresses from small to large 4 Click the IP address again and the icon appears The sys...

Page 157: ...ice is disconnected and then its name is removed from the list Manual Add button Click to add the network camera manually The port number is 37777 The default user name is admin and password is admin...

Page 158: ...e or disable the function that switches the video upper and lower limits Scene Mode This parameter sets the white balance mode which affects the general hue of the video This function is ON by default...

Page 159: ...nded value ranges from 40 to 60 Brightness This setting adjusts monitor window brightness The default value is 50 The greater the number is the brighter the video When you input the value here the bri...

Page 160: ...am Type This includes main stream and motion stream Select different encode frame rates from different recorded events The system supports Active Control Frame function ACF which enables you to record...

Page 161: ...te This lists the recommended bit rate range according to the resolution and frame rate you have set Buttons Copy Click this button to copy the current channel s setup to other channels Save Click to...

Page 162: ...he changes you have made Refresh Click to refresh the Web connection Video Overlay The Overlay screen provides options to be displayed over the video screen Figure 4 16 Refer to the following for deta...

Page 163: ...Save Click to save the changes you have made Refresh Click to refresh the Web connection Default Click to return settings on this page to their default values Path Use the Path screen to set the loca...

Page 164: ...grade Use this interface to upgrade the network camera 1 Click the Browse button to select upgrade file Alternatively you can use the filter to select several network cameras at the same time 2 Click...

Page 165: ...s from 1280 7200 bytes The default setup is 1500 bytes MTU modification can affect current network service and may result in a reboot of the network adapter When you change the MTU setup a pop up dial...

Page 166: ...ask and the Default Gateway Preferred DNS Displays the DNS IP address Alternate DNS Displays the alternate DNS IP address LAN Download If enabled The system can process the downloaded data resulting i...

Page 167: ...You can input the actual port number UDP Port The default value is 37778 You can input the actual port number HTTP Port The default value is 80 You can input the actual port number HTTPS Port The def...

Page 168: ...ssword you get from the Internet Service Provider 3 Click Save 4 Reboot the device The NVR connects to the internet via PPPoE after reboot You can get the IP address from the WAN in the IP address col...

Page 169: ...to the corresponding service Website to apply for a domain name 2 Access the system via the domain It works even if your IP address has changed 3 Select DDNS from the dropdown list Figure 4 24 Refer...

Page 170: ...and the IP regularly There is no user name password or the ID registration on the server At the same time each device has a default domain name Generated by MAC address for your option You can also u...

Page 171: ...below can access current NVR If you enable the blocked sites function the following listed IP addresses cannot access the current NVR Figure 4 25 4 7 2 8 Email The Email screen is used to set up emai...

Page 172: ...Select SSL TLS or NONE Subject Input email subject here Attachment Check the box to send out the email of the snapshot picture Receiver Enter the destination receiver s email address maximum of three...

Page 173: ...ween the network management work station software and the proxy of the managed device Figure 4 27 Refer to the following for detailed information SNMP Port The listening port of the proxy program of t...

Page 174: ...non protocol connection port It has no effect on the network applications It is a UDP port not TCP port The value ranges from 1 to 165535 The default value is 162 SNMP Version If you check V1 the syst...

Page 175: ...ch as the TCP port number The proxy server software is developed from the SDK Open the software and input the global setup Make sure the auto connection port here is the same as the port you set in th...

Page 176: ...that identifies the Root Certificate Authority On this screen you can set to ensure that the PC can successfully login via HTTPS to guarantee communication data security This reliable and stable tech...

Page 177: ...ppears that the server certificate was successfully created Figure 4 32 Download Root Certificate 1 Use the following steps to create a Root Certificate 2 Click the Download Root Certificate button Th...

Page 178: ...the Open button The following screen appears Figure 4 34 4 Click the Install Certificate button to open the Certificate Import Wizard Figure 4 35 5 Click the Next button to continue Now select a loca...

Page 179: ...e 4 Web Service Figure 4 36 6 Click the Next button A message appears that the certificate import process is complete Figure 4 37 7 Click the Finish button The following security warning dialog appear...

Page 180: ...button A message appears confirming that the certificate download is complete Figure 4 39 View and Set the HTTPS Port 1 Navigate to Set Network Connection In the Connection screen you can see that th...

Page 181: ...setup is correct the login interface appears 4 7 3 Event 4 7 3 1 Video Detect The Video Detect section is used for setting up the type of events for which you want to trigger a response such as trigg...

Page 182: ...4 hour time periods and set the corresponding recording range 4 Repeat for other time periods if desired 5 Click Save The system reverts to the Motion Detect page Figure 4 42 Note Set the Motion Detec...

Page 183: ...ion in the red armed region The default setup is the entire screen all red 2 Drag the mouse to set the motion detection zone The selected area no longer shows the overlay 3 Click Save Figure 4 43 Reco...

Page 184: ...ou to set Pan Tilt Zoom movement when an alarm occurs To set PTZ Activation 1 Check the box to enable the function 2 Click the Setup button The PTZ Activation dialog appears 3 Make the desired selecti...

Page 185: ...highlighted Figure 4 46 Checkboxes Show Message If enabled a pop up alarm message appears in the local host screen Send Email If enabled an email alert is sent to you when an alarm occurs Alarm Uploa...

Page 186: ...n Then select a channel to be enabled from the dropdown list Period This feature activates the Video Loss function in the specified time periods To set the Video Loss period 1 Click the Setup button 2...

Page 187: ...ent triggers In the boxes to the immediate right enable which camera s will record when the event occurs Latch Select the time in seconds that the system delays after the external alarm has ended befo...

Page 188: ...o record Check the box to enable and the click the buttons for the channels that you want included in the snapshot The selected channels are highlighted Checkboxes Show Message If enabled a pop up ala...

Page 189: ...Then select a channel from the dropdown list Period This feature activates the Tampering function for the specified periods To set the Tampering period 1 Click the Setup button 2 In the resulting setu...

Page 190: ...rom 10s to 300s Alarm Out Check the box to enable the external alarm when the event triggers In the boxes to the immediate right enable which camera s will record when the event occurs Latch Select th...

Page 191: ...t to record Check the box to enable and the click the buttons for the channels that you want included in the snapshot The selected channels are highlighted Checkboxes Show Message If enabled a pop up...

Page 192: ...PC External Alarm and IPC Offline Alarm Local Alarm The system detects the alarm signal from the local alarm input port Figure 4 53 Enable Check the box to activate the Alarm function Alarm Select the...

Page 193: ...you set an anti dither time of 10 seconds the activation will last 10seconds when a local alarm is activated If another local alarm signal is detected before these 10 seconds have elapsed the buzzer...

Page 194: ...to 300 seconds PTZ Activation Select this feature to set Pan Tilt Zoom movement when an alarm occurs Click the Setup button to open the PTZ Activation screen for setting up the camera Figure 4 55 Tou...

Page 195: ...led the alarm signal is uploaded to the network Buzzer If enabled a buzzer sounds when an alarm occurs Message If a 3G network is connected a message is sent when an alarm occurs Note This feature is...

Page 196: ...ecord screen Delay To avoid rerecording the same event enter the number of seconds to wait after the event has ended before a new recording can begin This value ranges from 10s to 300s Alarm Out Check...

Page 197: ...s a still image of the channel s you set to record Check the box to enable and the click the buttons for the channels that you want included in the snapshot The selected channels are highlighted Check...

Page 198: ...t end device and activates the local NVR Figure 4 59 Enable Check the box to activate the Alarm function Alarm Select the channel number from the dropdown or else select All Period Click the Setup but...

Page 199: ...you set an anti dither time of 10 seconds the activation will last 10seconds when a local alarm is activated If another local alarm signal is detected before these 10 seconds have elapsed the buzzer...

Page 200: ...to 300 seconds PTZ Activation Select this feature to set Pan Tilt Zoom movement when an alarm occurs Click the Setup button to open the PTZ Activation screen for setting up the camera Figure 4 61 Tou...

Page 201: ...when an alarm occurs Note This feature is not supported by ADT at this time IPC Offline Alarm The system generates an alarm when the network camera is offline and if desired activates a recording PTZ...

Page 202: ...movement when an alarm occurs Click the Setup button to open the PTZ Activation screen for setting up the camera Figure 4 63 Tour Enable the tour function to present an alternating display much like a...

Page 203: ...ge appears in the local host screen Send Email If enabled an email alert is sent to you when an alarm occurs Alarm Upload If enabled the alarm signal is uploaded to the network Buzzer If enabled a buz...

Page 204: ...ge If a 3G network is connected a message is sent when the anomalous event occurs Note This feature is not supported by ADT at this time 4 Click Save Figure 4 66 Network Disconnection To enable notifi...

Page 205: ...able notification s when an IP conflict is detected 1 Check the Enable box 2 Check the box associated with the desired notifications Show Message If enabled a pop up alarm message appears in the local...

Page 206: ...Schedule screen you can add or remove scheduled recordings Select the appropriate tab for whether you want to record video or take a snapshot picture Schedule Record There are four recording modes Re...

Page 207: ...nable to save video to the SD card of the network camera in case the network connection fails The value ranges from 0s 43200s After the network connection has resumed the system can get the video from...

Page 208: ...channel number you want to set up in the Channel dropdown menu 2 Make selections from options above 3 Click the Setup button for the desired day In the resulting setup dialog are six 24 hour time per...

Page 209: ...DD Manager Local Storage The Local Storage screen displays information for each HDD You can also make changes in the HDD Operation dropdown menu Set as read and write read only redundancy if there are...

Page 210: ...r servers that support the anonymity function which allows you to automatically login anonymously If enabled you do not need to input the user name password or the sender information 3 Enter the Remot...

Page 211: ...ecording setup Main Menu Setting Schedule Manual Manual recording has highest priority overriding the automatic recording setup Stop Stop recording overriding the automatic record setup To use the Rec...

Page 212: ...77 Sub Stream The sub stream interface is used to set the corresponding HDD group as sub stream Figure 4 78 Snapshot Storage The Snapshot interface is used set the corresponding HDD group to save snap...

Page 213: ...hange in the language setting to be activated Video Standard Select the desired video standard from the drop down list such as PAL NTSC etc HDD Full Select from the drop down the desired working mode...

Page 214: ...ct a date format YYY MM DD MM DD YYYY DD MM YYYY Time Format Select from the drop down list from one of two options 24 HOUR 12 HOUR System Time This field displays the current system time Click the Sy...

Page 215: ...GMT Server Enter the address of the NTP server Click the Manual Update button to force a time sync with the NTP server Port Set the NTP time server port Update Period Set the frequency in minutes at...

Page 216: ...lick the User tab to add remove users or to modify a user account There are four default users admin 888888 666666 and a hidden user named default User 66666 only has monitor rights all others have ad...

Page 217: ...he general user should have lower rights than the administrator Figure 4 84 To delete a user 1 Click the Delete button The Delete User dialog opens 2 Click Save to confirm Figure 4 85 The default user...

Page 218: ...3 To modify the password 4 Check the Modify Password box Additional fields appear 5 Enter the Old Password Enter the New Password and then Confirm the new Password 6 Click Save Figure 4 86 Group Clic...

Page 219: ...oup dialog opens 2 Enter the Group Name which can be a maximum of 6 characters including alpha numeric characters and the underline 3 Add an optional memo 4 Check the boxes to select the corresponding...

Page 220: ...Modify Group dialog opens 2 Make changes to the account as necessary 3 Click Save Figure 4 89 4 7 5 3 Display The Display screen includes tabs for setting the GUI and Tour Display Tab The GUI tab con...

Page 221: ...k the box to enable the system time to be displayed on the video monitor Channel Display Check the box to enable the channel number to be displayed on the video monitor Image Enhance Check the box to...

Page 222: ...g to the next channel The value ranges from 5 to 120s The default setup is 5s Windows Split This section enables you to set how channels are displayed in the tour The system can support 1 4 8 or 9 win...

Page 223: ...e the Window Split drop down list to select View 4 This configuration contains two groups Group 1 will simultaneously display channels 1 through 4 for the set interval and then Group 2 will simultaneo...

Page 224: ...s 2 4 6 and 8 to select only even channels for the new group number 4 and click Save 6 To relocate group 4 to be displayed before group 3 in the tour select group 4 and then click the up arrow button...

Page 225: ...and then click the button What were labeled as groups 3 and 4 are now groups 1 and 2 respectively Motion Tour Alarm Tour Type Set the type of tour split to show for the Motion Detect Tour Alarm Tour V...

Page 226: ...efault page enables you to reset default settings to all sections of the Web service from one location Here you can select the Channel Network Event Storage or System sections individually or else you...

Page 227: ...he corresponding Web Service settings to your local PC To perform one of these functions click the corresponding button and then use the resulting dialog to navigate to the desired location 4 7 5 7 Au...

Page 228: ...e filename will have a bin extension 3 Click the Update button During the upgrade process do not unplug the power cable or network cable or shutdown the device During the upgrade process do not unplug...

Page 229: ...ting to the PC to transfer data directly Protocol COM is for the Text Overlay function Net Keyboard is for using the network keyboard to control the device PTZ Matrix for connecting to the peripheral...

Page 230: ...ecoder address setup Decoder A B line connects with NVR A B line Click the Save button after you complete the setup The PTZ interface is shown in the following images Figure 4 98 is the Local interfac...

Page 231: ...TZ camera address The default value is 1 Note that your setup here must comply with your PTZ camera address Baud Rate Select the dome baud rate Default setup is 9600 Data Bit Default setup is 8 Set th...

Page 232: ...peration Event Operation Record Operation User Management and Log Clear Start Time Set the start time of the requested log End time Set the end time of the requested log Search Select the log type fro...

Page 233: ...Hybrid Standalone NVR User Guide 4 Web Service Figure 4 101 4 8 1 3 Online User The Online User page is shown below in Figure 4 102 Figure 4 102 NVR7400 Series User Guide 223...

Page 234: ...vice The system reverts to the Login dialog You must input your username and password to log in again Figure 4 103 4 10 Un install Web Service You can use Web un install tool uninstall Web bat to un i...

Page 235: ...s down or stops running Possible reasons Input voltage is not stable or it is too low HDD malfunction Video signal is not stable Working environment is too harsh too much dust Hardware malfunction 3 S...

Page 236: ...orrect or voltage is too low Crystal is damaged 8 NVR cannot control Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ Possible reasons Front panel PTZ error PTZ decoder setup connection or installation is not correct Cable connecti...

Page 237: ...st and then begin the backup Data amount exceeds the backup device capacity It may result in burner error Backup device is not compatible Backup device is damaged 13 Keyboard cannot control NVR Possib...

Page 238: ...ns IPC IP address is incorrect IPC port number is incorrect IPC account user name password incorrect 19 The displayed video is incomplete Possible reasons Cheek the current resolution setup For exampl...

Page 239: ...all Remote control battery power is low Remote control is damaged or NVR front panel is damaged 25 Cannot connect to the IP Camera Possible reasons The IPC has not booted up IPC network connection is...

Page 240: ...s the internet via the router but I cannot access the internet after I reboot the NVR Possible solution Use the PING command to check whether you can connect to the gateway Use telnet to access and th...

Page 241: ...the device away from static or induced voltage Unplug the power cable before you remove the video signal cable or RS485 cable To avoid HDD malfunction always shut down the device properly using the S...

Page 242: ...pular wireless networking technology that uses radio waves to provide wireless high speed Internet and network connections The standard is for wireless local area networks WLANs It is like a common la...

Page 243: ...0 Mbps Bit Rate 48 8192 Kbps Record Mode Manual Schedule Regular Continuous MD Alarm Stop Record Interval 1 120 min default 60 min Pre record 1 30 sec Post record 10 300 sec Video Detection and Alarm...

Page 244: ...one iPad Android Storage Internal HDD 4 SATA ports up to 16TB External HDD eSATA port up to 16TB Auxiliary Interfaces USB 3 ports 2 Rear USB3 0 1 Front USB2 0 RS232 1 port for PC communications and Ke...

Page 245: ...IF ACTi ACM 3511 A1D 220 V3 12 15 AC MPEG4 Private ACM 8221 A1D 220 V3 13 16 AC MPEG4 Private Arecont AV1115 65246 H264 Private AV10005DN 65197 H264 Private AV2115DN 65246 H264 Private AV2515DN 65199...

Page 246: ...0120214NS H264 Private ONVIF ICS 20W vt20111123NSA H264 Private ONVIF NA222 H264 ONVIF MPC IPVD 0313 k20111208ANS H264 Private ONVIF MPC IPVD 0313AF k20111208BNS H264 Private ONVIF Honeywell HIDC 1100...

Page 247: ...G SC385 1 66 H264 MPEG4 ONVIF PELCO IXSOLW 1 8 1 20110912 1 9082 A1 6617 H264 Private IDE20DN 1 7 41 9111 O3 6725 H264 Private D5118 1 7 8 9310 A1 5288 H264 Private IM10C10 1 6 13 9261 O2 4657 H264 Pr...

Page 248: ...C RH 124 1 73 00 H264 Private ONVIF SNC RS46P 1 73 00 H264 Private ONVIF SNC ER550 1 74 01 H264 Private ONVIF SNC ER580 1 74 01 H264 Private ONVIF SNC ER580 1 78 00 H264 ONVIF SNC VM631 1 4 0 H264 ONV...

Page 249: ...ocker 32GB Lexar Lexar 256MB Maxell USB Flash Stick 128M Maxell USB Flash Stick 256M Maxell USB Flash Stick 512M Maxell USB Flash Stick 1G Maxell USB Flash Stick 2G Netac U210 128M Netac U210 256M Net...

Page 250: ...Seagate FreeAgent Go ST905003F 500GB WD Elements WCAVY1205901 1 5TB WD Elements WDBAAR5000ABK 00 500GB WD Elements WDBAAU0015HBK 00 1 5TB YDStar YDstar HDD box 40G Compatible SATA DVD Burners Manufact...

Page 251: ...T3250824SV 250G SATA Seagate Seagate SV35 1 ST3500641SV 500G SATA Seagate Seagate SV35 2 ST3250820SV 250G SATA Seagate Seagate SV35 2 ST3320620SV 320G SATA Seagate Seagate SV35 2 ST3500630SV 500G SATA...

Page 252: ...0VM002 1T SATA Seagate Seagate Pipeline HD2 ST2000VM002 2T SATA Seagate Seagate Pipeline HD2 ST2000VM003 2T SATA Seagate Seagate Constellation ES ST3500514NS 500G SATA Seagate Seagate Constellation ES...

Page 253: ...2500AVJS 63WDA0 500G SATA Western Digital WD AV AVJS WD3200AVJS 63WDA0 320G SATA Western Digital WD AV AVJS WD5000AVJS 63YJA0 500G SATA Western Digital WDAV GP AVCS WD5000AVCS 63H1B1 500G SATA Western...

Page 254: ...n Digital WD AV GP WD7500AURS 750G SATA Western Digital WD AV GP WD7500AVDS 500G SATA Western Digital WD AV GP WD500AVDS 500G SATA Western Digital WD AV GP WD10EUCX 1T SATA Compatible 2 5 inch HDDs Ma...

Page 255: ...DVD Devices Manufacturer Model Port Type Type BenQ 5232WI USB DVD RW Panasonic SW 9588 C SATA DVD RW Samsung TS H653A SATA DVD RW Sony AW G170S SATA DVD RW Sony DRX S50U USB DVD RW Sony DRX S70U USB...

Page 256: ...B HF769A 17 inch HFNOVO CRT LX GJ556D 17 inch LENOVO LCD LXB L17C 17 inch LG LCD W1942SP 19 inch LG LCD W2243S 22 inch LG LCD W2343T 23 inch PHILIPS LCD 230E 23 inch PHILIPS LCD 220CW9 23 inch PHILIPS...

Page 257: ...71 Tampering 75 179 Video Loss 78 176 Disk Error 85 193 Display List 246 Setup 98 210 E Email Setup 61 161 Encode Setup 47 150 Event 68 171 Export 116 217 F Features viii Front Panel 1 FTP Setup 62 20...

Page 258: ...101 219 S SATA HDD List 241 Schedule 88 Holiday 90 198 Recording 88 196 Snapshot 31 198 Search and Playback 20 141 Server Certificate 166 Setup Abnormality 85 193 Account 111 206 Alarm 182 Alarm Out 8...

Page 259: ...eo Loss 78 176 Video Overlay 48 152 Virtual Keyboard 13 W Web Service 129 Abnormality 193 Alarm 145 182 Alarm Out 140 Event 171 Image Settings 139 Information 222 Live Viewing Preview 132 Login 130 Lo...

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