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Setup Menu Options 

 
The server setup is divided into several sections each with it's own sub-menu. 
 

 

 

Camera 

This section contains the setup for the camera settings - labels, Frames Per Second (FPS), video 
size, video quality, buffers, motion zones, audio quality and object detection settings. 
 

Event 

This  section  contains  the  setup  for  sensor  and  relay  related  settings  -  sensor-relay  mappings, 
sensor-camera  mappings,  sensor-ptz  mappings,  motion-relay  mappings  and  alarm  notification 
details on these events. 
 

PTZ

 

This  section  contains  setup  information  on  PTZ  cameras  -  protocols,  general  communication 
settings, presets, pattern tracking and group run. 
 

Schedules

 

This section contains the setup for scheduled tasks - video recording and PTZ schedules. 
 

System

 

This  section  contains  a  variety  of  settings  -  Initial  overlay  screen,  video  signal,  email  server 
settings, DDNS settings, network configuration, emap, user setup, storage setup and the server 
logs. 
 

Import/Export

 

This section only contains the function for importing a previous dvr settings or exporting the current 
setting for backup. 
 

Close 

The X on the upper right-hand area of the menu is the close button for the DVR server setup.  Only 
upon clicking this button will the DVR server reload the changes in the settings that have been 
applied in the setup. 

Summary of Contents for TITAN TVR7000

Page 1: ...A P E C C C T V TVR7000 T I T A ND V R U S E R S MA N U A L...

Page 2: ...Audio 12 Forced Recording 13 Disk Usage 13 Deinterlace 14 PTZ Function 15 Presets 16 Pattern Tracking 17 Group Run 19 Search and Playback 21 Backup and Restore 25 Browse Snapshots 30 E map 31 Web View...

Page 3: ...dvanced 64 Event Settings 66 Sensor Mapping 67 Motion Mapping 69 Alarm Notification 71 PTZ Settings 73 Presets 75 Pattern Tracking 76 Group Run 77 Recording Schedule 78 PTZ Schedule 79 System Settings...

Page 4: ...ot dismantle or modify the equipment Do not place heavy objects on the equipment Avoid mechanical shock while moving the equipment When smoke is seen coming from the equipment immediately unplug it fr...

Page 5: ...d Time Indicates date and time of the DVR server 3 Help Opens the HELP window 4 Mute Unmute Mutes Unmutes the alarm sound 5 Lock Unlock Locks Unlocks the DVR application When locked all buttons are di...

Page 6: ...ient connection If there is a connection the Remote Connection icon will blink Left clicking on the icon will display the IP address of the connected Remote Client 17 Power Shuts down the DVR Server 1...

Page 7: ...corner under Live View 2 Enter username and password 3 Click on the Login button or press ENTER to login Click on the Cancel button to exit NOTE The factory default for the username is Admin and the p...

Page 8: ...red Recording Orange Forced Recording Red 3 Motion Indicator A red border around the camera display indicates a detected motion View Screen View Screens in Split Mode Switch from 1 3 4 7 9 10 13 or 16...

Page 9: ...from the log and click on your selection A smaller playback window will appear on your screen 1 Play Pause Plays Pauses playback of the video 2 Top Moves playback of the selected video to the first f...

Page 10: ...eras click on the Apply to All button 3 Click the Restore Defaults button to return settings to the factory default settings Date and Time Date and Time displays the current date and time of the syste...

Page 11: ...k on the Screen Capture button 2 A separate window will open with a printable form containing the captured image time stamp and camera information 3 To print the page click on Print The page should be...

Page 12: ...button Active relays are represented as highlighted buttons Relays can be activated deactivated by clicking on the respective relay button Audio To know which audio is active click on the Audio button...

Page 13: ...d button again to stop recording Forced recording can also be scheduled through setup NOTE Pressing this button will stop any ongoing recording Continuous Sensor triggered Motion triggered Object Dete...

Page 14: ...from Adaptive Blend Blends the pixels of the video frames with motion to remove tearing Continuous Blend Blends the pixels all the time with or without motion The blurry effect on live view will be c...

Page 15: ...pre programmed sequence of PTZ commands 4 Camera Selector Selects camera 5 Zoom Control Zooms In Zooms Out 6 Focus Control Adjusts focus 7 Iris Control Adjusts amount of light entering the camera 8 Pa...

Page 16: ...close the table Add Delete Preset s to a Camera 1 Define your preset by using the PTZ control buttons Once you have defined the preset click on Setup and then enter a Label for the preset and then cl...

Page 17: ...rn Tracking to open Pattern Tracking table 2 Select the pattern you wish to run and click Go 3 Click on Setup to add modify Pattern Tracking settings 4 Click on Clear to delete selected pattern 5 Clic...

Page 18: ...ter a description for the pattern 4 Define your pattern by selecting presets from the Presets list Simply click on the Right Arrow to add your selected preset Once you have defined the pattern click o...

Page 19: ...Group Run to open Group Run table 2 Select the Group Run you wish to run and click Go 3 Click on Setup to add modify Group Run settings 4 Click Clear to delete selected Group Run 5 Click on the X but...

Page 20: ...the list Choose the preset of the camera that you wish to run by selecting from the drop list menu Click on Add to save your settings The new group run will then be added to the list Note You must sel...

Page 21: ...his can only be done in 1 channel layout playback 8 Bookmark for Backup Enables the functionality to bookmark videos for backup at a later time When this is turned on zoom capability is turned off and...

Page 22: ...ideo 16 Backup and Restore Opens the Backup and Restore window 17 Browse Snapshots Opens the Browse Snapshot window allowing the user to view previously taken snapshots 18 Advanced Search Opens the Ad...

Page 23: ...tarting from the minute selected Playback will continue to other recordings until the end of the selected day 6 To zoom in available in single playback mode simply left click on the playback screen Ri...

Page 24: ...ilters the type of recording to include in the advanced search 6 Selected Region Click and drag on the image to select the region which is to be searched 7 Clear Clears the currently selected region 8...

Page 25: ...Options A selection option that allows the user to select a start date end date and a list of cameras Clicking the Check List button will then automatically select the appropriate video files for back...

Page 26: ...s selected as the destination directory folders cannot be created when the Create Folder button is clicked The Create Folder button will only work when backing up to a USB or a hard disk 5 To convert...

Page 27: ...the files that will be restored 7 Add Adds selected folder to the Destination Directory 8 Remove Removes selected folder in the Destination Directory 9 Logs Indicates backup and restore logs as well...

Page 28: ...ystem select the files that you wish to restore from the list Add the files that you wish to restore by clicking on the Add button 4 And then click on the Restore button to restore the video NOTE Retr...

Page 29: ...ation Directory 6 Remove Removes the selected folder in the Destination Directory 7 Backup options Options to convert files to AVI format and to include the Backup Viewer installer for Windows 8 Logs...

Page 30: ...he Directory Paths 5 Remove Removes the selected folder from the Directory Paths 6 Selected Snapshots Displays the list of selected snapshots for copying 7 Add to List Add the selected snapshot to the...

Page 31: ...cular camera will appear 3 To search for a particular camera sensor or relay simply double click on the device under the devices section and the map containing the device will automatically be display...

Page 32: ...plug ins You may go directly to Step 2 For Firefox users logging in will automatically go to the JPEG Stream option since Firefox does not support ActiveX controls For IE Open IE click TOOLS click In...

Page 33: ...nce if screen layout is at 4 split screen the next 4 cameras will be displayed upon pressing this button 5 Cyclic Screen Displays videos in sequence in full screen with a delay of 3 seconds in between...

Page 34: ...the DVR server simply send a Short Message Service SMS to the mobile number of the GSM modem attached to the DVR with the following format ch channel number ex ch 4 3 The server will then send the li...

Page 35: ...the number of frames sent from the server This is useful if there is a bandwidth or CPU limitation for the remote user 8 Talk Click and hold to enable 2 way communication with server A microphone must...

Page 36: ...list of available DVR connections Once connected it shows the list of cameras for the DVR server Left clicking on a camera displays the selected camera and sets the layout to 1 camera 18 Connect Disco...

Page 37: ...Client 2 Enter username and password 3 Click on the Login button or press ENTER to login Click on the Cancel button to exit NOTE The factory default for username is Admin and for password is password...

Page 38: ...ost 5 frames per second Live streaming audio is not available Remote recording is not available Zoom while in full screen mode is not available Image enhancements functionality is not available Video...

Page 39: ...Recording Orange Forced Recording Red 3 Motion Indicator A red border around the camera display indicates a detected motion View Screen View Screens in Split Mode Switch from 1 4 9 16 36 or 64 channe...

Page 40: ...double click on your selection A smaller playback window will appear on your screen This functionality is only available for PC based DVRs 1 Play Plays playback of the video 2 Pause Pauses playback of...

Page 41: ...decrease the selected image control option on the cameras currently displayed 2 To apply the changes to all cameras click on the Apply to All button 3 Click the Restore Defaults button to return sett...

Page 42: ...the captured image time stamp and camera information 3 To print the captured image click on Print 4 To save the captured image click on Save and then select the folder to save to 5 Click on the Close...

Page 43: ...utton Active relays are represented as highlighted buttons Relays can be activated deactivated by clicking on the respective relay button Audio To know which audio is active click on the Audio button...

Page 44: ...pre programmed sequence of PTZ commands 4 Camera Selector Selects camera 5 Zoom Control Zooms In Zooms Out 6 Focus Control Adjusts focus 7 Iris Control Adjusts amount of light entering the camera 8 Pa...

Page 45: ...e simply click on the Preset button Presets are predefined locations where a PTZ camera has been focused To set up a preset refer to the Server Setup Presets section 1 Select a preset from the list 2...

Page 46: ...ntrol a PTZ camera to move from one predefined preset to another It can be used to have a PTZ camera scan a room or area by automatically focusing on different locations in a sequential manner For det...

Page 47: ...tton A group run is a functionality that allows the DVR Server to simultaneously redirect the focus of several PTZ cameras to specific areas To set up a group run refer to the Setup Group Run section...

Page 48: ...ays recorded video 6 Playback Controls Controls video playback 7 Full Screen Displays video in full screen 8 Record button Starts forced or manual recording Video quality and resolution will be based...

Page 49: ...will continue to other recordings until the end of the selected hour 6 Initially the recorded video is displayed in its original size CIF 1 2 D1 or D1 Left clicking once will maximize the display on t...

Page 50: ...ay simply double click on the device under the devices section and the map containing the device will automatically be displayed NOTE Please refer to Setup for more information on how to configure the...

Page 51: ...of the DVR servers that you want to connect to This can be done by clicking on the Client Setup button once logged in to the Remote Client application From the Client Setup you can manage the DVR ser...

Page 52: ...name or DDNS Using the DDNS option requires registration to the DDNS server Place the DDNS server followed by a slash and the client account name provided i e www dvr ddns net client1 The DVR Name sho...

Page 53: ...dropdown the DVR you want to add to the group 5 Select from camera list the camera you wish to add to the group and click on the Add button 6 To remove a camera from the group listing select the came...

Page 54: ...54 Users Add a User 1 Under Client Setup click on the User tab 2 Click on Add button 3 Enter User User ID or username Full Name and Password Confirm your password 4 Click on OK button...

Page 55: ...o open the search dialog box 2 Search for the folder where you want your video recordings to be stored saved 3 Once you are done click on OK to set the path 4 Click the OK button to save your settings...

Page 56: ...ay On Screen Display Options The user has the option to display various OSD labels on the video whether in Live View or in Search and Playback OSD modifications will take effect even while connected t...

Page 57: ...s only allowed if current user s Login ID is authorized for this function User Login 1 Enter the username and password 2 Click on the Login button or press ENTER to login Click on the Cancel button to...

Page 58: ...PTZ cameras protocols general communication settings presets pattern tracking and group run Schedules This section contains the setup for scheduled tasks video recording and PTZ schedules System This...

Page 59: ...dicates the camera label that will be displayed as an OSD in live view 6 Sequence Determines the display location of the specific camera in live view 7 Normal FPS Indicates the frames per second the v...

Page 60: ...ent recording 13 Restore Defaults Restores the default settings 14 Apply Saves the settings Important Note Cameras 1 to 16 has a maximum total capture speed of 480 400 fps for NTSC PAL This allows 30...

Page 61: ...one s click on the Clear All button 5 Drag or click on the sensitivity bar to set how sensitive the motion detection should be 6 To apply settings click on the Apply button 1 Camera Displays a drop do...

Page 62: ...in Audio All 3 Enabled status Indicates whether the audio is enabled or otherwise If checked it means that the audio is enabled If the audio is disabled the input gain controls will not be displayed I...

Page 63: ...click on the Clear All button 4 To apply settings click on the Apply button 1 Camera Displays a drop down list menu listing all cameras Choose All to update all cameras with the same settings 2 Select...

Page 64: ...fairly quickly Examples of scenes with low activity are jewelry stores secluded areas and stock rooms Low activity scenes can be described as scenes that people don t visit often 3 Movement Movement i...

Page 65: ...the computer responds to changes in scenes The options are High Medium and Low 5 Video Clarity This parameter controls how the computer handles video noise Select what most closely describes the vide...

Page 66: ...rver make sure that this is set to disabled To be able to map sensors to relays or cameras and cameras to relays this option has to be enabled 2 Relay Reset Time Indicates the time in seconds it takes...

Page 67: ...list menu the appropriate mark will appear on the grid A T for time based reset mode an S for sensor synchronized reset mode or an X for manual reset mode Once a sensor has been mapped to a relay this...

Page 68: ...On Displays a drop down list menu of available PTZ presets and group runs that can be called when the sensor is triggered 6 PTZ Off Displays a drop down list menu of available PTZ presets and group ru...

Page 69: ...e relay that is mapped to these cameras will open or close i e light will turn on 2 To apply settings click on the Apply button 1 Reset Mode Indicates the reset mode for camera relay mappings The rese...

Page 70: ...70 3 Restore Defaults Restores the default settings 4 Apply Saves the settings...

Page 71: ...nabled or not If checked it means that a transparent blue mask will appear around the area in live view where a new object was placed or where an object was removed 9 Emap Indicates whether the e map...

Page 72: ...ecific camera and an email or an SMS notification has already been sent an email or SMS will not be sent again for that camera if the same type of alarm is triggered within the delay period This is to...

Page 73: ...cols include Pelco D Pelco P Merit Li Lin DynaColor DSCP and VISCA SNC R225 NOTE VISCA SNC R225 protocol does not have autopan or iris functionality It also only supports 6 preset positions 8 Address...

Page 74: ...he PTZ camera will move back to once a certain length of inactivity is reached 13 Inactivity Reset Displays how long in seconds the PTZ camera will wait before going back to the home preset location o...

Page 75: ...played 2 Preset List Displays the list of presets that have been defined for the selected camera 3 Delete Deletes a selected preset s from the preset list 4 PTZ Control buttons Controls the PTZ camera...

Page 76: ...seconds the pattern will wait in between preset settings before moving to the next preset 6 Description The description to be used for the pattern 7 Presets list Displays the list of presets available...

Page 77: ...the selected group 4 Delete Deletes the selected group s Add Edit Group Run 1 Group Name The group name to be used for the group run 2 Description The description to be used for the group run 3 Camer...

Page 78: ...ll of these events are triggered sensor recording takes priority then object detection and lastly motion Continuous recording simply sets the camera to record all the time but should a sensor motion o...

Page 79: ...added to the list Pink bars indicate group runs blue bars indicate presets and red bars indicate patterns 5 To delete a schedule make a selection on the timeline in order to display the schedule s in...

Page 80: ...this list will display a complete list of all the presets available 6 Start End Displays a drop down list menu for the start end day and time of the PTZ schedule 7 Add Adds a new ptz schedule based on...

Page 81: ...locking the application due to user inactivity 7 Auto enhance Display Enables Disables the auto enhance of the live view display 8 Live View Streaming Displays the settings for the live view streaming...

Page 82: ...video has been modified a window will pop up indicating that the specific image has been altered 10 Video Signal Displays the current video signal 11 SMTP Server Displays the SMTP server address 12 U...

Page 83: ...nt machine 2 DDNS Server The IP Address or domain name of the DDNS server 3 Port The port to be used for the DDNS server 4 Username The username to be used to validate the account in the DDNS server 5...

Page 84: ...is disabled use this field to enter the static IP address 10 Subnet Mask The subnet mask to be used for the static IP 11 Gateway Address The gateway address to be used for the static IP 12 Primary DNS...

Page 85: ...hey will return to the device icon list 1 Map List Displays the list of available maps 2 Emap Display Displays the current selected E map with the device icons placed in user specified locations 3 Dev...

Page 86: ...ck on Browse to select a JPEG image for upload Enter the name of the map and its description To upload the map click on the OK button Otherwise click cancel to hide the Add Emap section Edit Emap When...

Page 87: ...specific user NOTE The Admin s e mail address indicated on the Users Settings table is also used when sending an alarm notification The Admin account also cannot be deleted Add Edit User To add a user...

Page 88: ...nctionality is selected then the Remote Surveillance permissions are enabled allowing the setup for specific cameras only Users can also be limited based on specific hours of a day Simply click and dr...

Page 89: ...Bs are full If this is unchecked and all the space in Video DBs are full then the DVR server will stop recording 3 Path Displays the directory where recorded videos are stored This cannot be modified...

Page 90: ...udit Time Status Action and Remarks 3 Search description Keywords for searching within the Search Category can be used as a wild card but keep in mind that the search is case sensitive 4 Page size lim...

Page 91: ...folder 3 Click Export button Import DVR Settings 1 Click Browse button and locate the dvr file you want to import 2 Click the Import button 1 Import Imports DVR settings Click on the Browse button to...

Page 92: ...y you have 4 cameras and you need to continuously record video at real time 30fps at 360x240 resolution How much hard disk do you need for one month of continuous recording Calculation 5 x F frame rat...

Page 93: ...805 4 439 5 073 5 793 1 585 2 378 3 171 3 964 4 756 5 549 6 342 6 951 1 903 2 854 3 805 4 756 5 708 6 659 7 610 7 1 110 2 220 3 329 4 439 5 549 6 659 7 769 8 879 8 1 268 2 537 3 805 5 073 6 342 7 610...

Page 94: ...nt Type in password 4 Type in dmesg 5 Look for the file system name that is assigned to the device This varies for many systems but usually it s sda sda1 sdb or sdb1 6 Type in mount space dev file sys...

Page 95: ...VR Installation Setup Please refer to the DVR Server Installation Manual for more information If you are installing using several hard drives and you want to have them as separate hard disks please fo...

Page 96: ...all partitions your screen will look something like below 4 Click on NEW to add a new partition Choose swap as your File System Type And enter 1024 MB on the Size textbox Choose the Fixed Size radio...

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Page 98: ...w partition Enter backslash on the Mount Point as shown Choose ext3 as your File System Type Enter size for partition for example 2000 MB Choose the Fixed Size radio button Check Force to be primary p...

Page 99: ...ount Point for example data1 Ensure that you input a backslash before entering the Mount Point Choose ext3 as your File System Type Enter size for partition for example 100 MB Choose the Fill to maxim...

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Page 101: ...o avoid damaging the hard disks during partitioning and formatting 3 On Detection Hard disk devices are sda sdb A display of sda1 and sda2 means there are 2 partitions in hard disk 0 sdb will be hard...

Page 102: ...new partition Set the partition as Primary Partition and an ext3 partition type Only OS disks need a partition of type swap so there is no need to create any swap partitions on non OS disks d To execu...

Page 103: ...partition type then click OK c To execute apply click the save or commit icon with diskette image or click File Menu commit then click Yes for confirmation and OK on progress completion d For another...

Page 104: ...icon on Desktop 2 Enter root password Click YES for backup file message confirmation The filesystem table fstab editor window will be shown This contains information on all the partitions and storage...

Page 105: ...details d Set the mount point path by selecting an existing directory or creating a new one for the mount point e g disk2 This just means that your new device or disk is accessible in that specified...

Page 106: ...unted will pop up click OK then b Delete the list entry of an unmounted disk if the disk will not be mounted at boot time or the disk will not be available at reboot An error will occur during OS boot...

Page 107: ...display configuration and apply the changes 5 Once back in the terminal reboot the system by typing reboot 6 If the display is still black follow steps 1 and 2 Then instead of following step 3 you can...

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