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AvertX has produced two versions of HDIP recorders, which can be differentiated by their part numbers. To find the part number of your recorder,
locate the product sticker, either on the side of your recorder, or on the bottom. If your part number contains the letter A, refer to the RevA connection
diagram. If your part number contains the letter B, refer to the RevB connection diagram.

Network Camera Ports

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HDMI Port

VGA Port

Connection LEDs

Network Camera

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Summary of Contents for HDIP

Page 1: ...DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER User Manual ...

Page 2: ...thout limitation damages for loss of business profits business interruption or loss of business information even if AVERTX has been advised of the possibility of such damages or whether in an action contract or tort including negligence This software and documentation are copyrighted All other rights including ownership of the software are reserved to AvertX AVERTX and AvertX are registered tradem...

Page 3: ...f any kind on the product 11 Accessories Do not place this product on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table The product may fall causing serious personal injury and serious damage to the product 12 Disc Tray Keep fingers well clear of the disc tray as it is closing Neglecting to do so may cause serious personal injury 13 Burden Do not place a heavy object on or step on the product The obj...

Page 4: ...that product s instructions MAINTENANCE This recorder is designed to last for long periods of time To keep the recorder always operational we recommend regular inspection maintenance cleaning parts or replacement For details contact the nearest dealer MOISTURE CONDENSATION Moisture condensation damages the recorder Read the following information carefully Moisture condensation occurs during the fo...

Page 5: ... of the equipment is not compromised Mechanical Loading Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading Circuit Overloading Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on over current protection and supply wiring Appr...

Page 6: ... OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING MEASURES REORIENT OR RELOCATE THE RECEIVING ANTENNA INCREASE THE SEPARATION BETWEEN THE EQUIPMENT AND RECEIVER CONNECT THE EQUIPMENT TO AN OUTLET ON A CIRCUIT DIFFERENT FROM THAT TO WHICH THE RECEIVER IS CONNECTED CONSULT THE DEALER OR AN EXPERIENCED RADIO TV TECHNICIAN FOR HELP CAUTION CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANC...

Page 7: ...ront Panel 19 Rear Panel 20 RevA Rear Panel 16 channel model shown 20 RevB Rear Panel 16 channel model shown 20 Remote Control 21 Setting the Remote Controller ID 21 Unit ID and Remote Control Number 21 Assign a unique Unit ID on the recorder 21 Set the number on the Remote Controller 21 USB Mouse 22 Right Click Menu 22 Onscreen Menu Bar 22 USB Keyboard 23 THREE INSTALLATION 25 Connection Guide 26...

Page 8: ... FOUR SETUP 29 Basic Advanced Setup Mode 30 Main Menu 30 System 31 Hard Drive Setup 31 Data Lifetime Setup 31 Internal Disks 32 External Disks 32 Data Protection 32 Repair on Power Loss 32 Language 33 Date Time 33 Network Time Protocol Setup 33 Daylight Saving Time Setup 33 Mouse Sensitivity 34 Remote Control ID 34 Key Beep 34 Load Factory Default Settings 34 Import Configuration 34 Export Configu...

Page 9: ... Settings 37 Network 37 System Name 37 Camera Info 37 LAN Setup 38 DHCP 38 Network Restart 38 Web Port 38 DDNS Setup 38 PoE PnP 39 PoE Power Limitation 39 PoE Status 39 E Mail Management 40 Cameras 41 IP Camera Select 41 IP Camera Name 41 IP Camera Hidden 41 Enable PnP 41 Device Search 41 Hostname IP 41 Model 42 Selecting ONVIF for Non AvertX Cameras 42 Connection Setup 42 Device Setup 43 ...

Page 10: ...46 Per Channel Configuration 47 Channel Select 47 Alarm In 47 Alarm Out 48 Video Loss Detection 48 Motion Detection 48 Motion Detection Setup 49 Event Trigger Preset 49 Copy Event Settings 49 Display 50 VGA Resolution 50 Monitor Image Controls 50 Monitor Dwell 50 Monitor Schedule 51 Date Time Display 51 Show Camera Name 51 Show System Name in Live 51 Info 52 Software Upgrade 52 Updating the Firmwa...

Page 11: ...tion 56 Display Mode 56 Sequence 56 Presets 56 Creating a Camera Position Preset 56 Calling a Camera Position Preset 57 Calling a Camera Tour 57 Non Decoding Mode 57 Search 58 Search by Time 58 Review Calendar to Select Date and Time to Play 59 Search By Event 59 Backup Export VIDEO 60 Backup Viewer 61 Snapshot 61 4 3 61 Save or Load Settings 62 Export Configuration 62 Import Configuration 62 SIX ...

Page 12: ... Camera 68 Connecting to the Recorder on a Local Area Network 68 Connecting to the Recorder from a Remote Location 69 Using Mobile Apps 69 Downloading an App 69 Using the Remote Software 70 Channel Select 70 Record 70 Camera Display Divisions 70 Bandwidth Select 70 Remote Software Live Screen 71 Download Backup Viewer 72 Live 72 Search 72 Playback Recorded Video 72 Download a Segment of Recorded V...

Page 13: ... a Recorder 75 Deleting a Recorder 76 Viewing Multiple Recorders 76 Viewing Live Video 77 Playback 78 Event Search 78 APPENDIX A ADDITIONAL CAMERA CONFIGURATION 79 Plug N Play and Power over Ethernet 80 Using an External PoE Switch 80 Connect Your Camera and PoE Switch to Your Local Network 80 Connect Your Camera to Your Recorder Over the Network 80 Using ONVIF Cameras from Other Manufacturers 81 ...

Page 14: ...he complexity of the device no end user should attempt to make component repairs or modifications to any printed wiring board Improper repairs can create a safety hazard Any indications of component replacement or printed wiring board modifications may void any warranty Warning To reduce the risk of electrical shock or damage to the equipment Do not disable the power grounding plug The grounding p...

Page 15: ...3222AF 15 Product Description Features Basic Setup Password Protection ...

Page 16: ...ain Multiple users up to four at one time may connect through the internet for live viewing digital search and even camera control With the latest advancements included in the HDIP software searching your video archive is a snap The AvertX HDIP network video recorder includes the following features 16 network channels available on 16 channel models 8 network channels available on 8 channel models ...

Page 17: ...s enabled On by default if no changes are needed simply make a note of the IP address 9 If the IP address needs to be static set DHCP to Off and then enter the IP Address Netmask Gateway and DNS for the network Note If you plan to access the NVR remotely using a computer smart phone or tablet Set DHCP to Off after you complete your port forwarding 10 Close LAN Setup 11 Right click to close Network...

Page 18: ...18 Front Panel Rear Panel Remote Control ...

Page 19: ...3222AF 19 USB Network LED Record LED Alarm LED Power Button Power LED Indicator ...

Page 20: ... of your recorder or on the bottom If your part number contains the letter A refer to the RevA connection diagram If your part number contains the letter B refer to the RevB connection diagram Network Camera Ports Power Cooling Fan USB LAN Network Port Alarm I O HDMI Port VGA Port Connection LEDs Network Camera Ports Power Cooling Fan USB eSATA LAN Network Port Alarm I O HDMI Port VGA Port ...

Page 21: ... to assign an ID to your recorder 7 Click OK 8 Close RS485 Setup 9 Right click to return to the Main menu 10 Right click again to return to the Live screen Note See the Unit ID and Remote Control Number table for additional reference Press DVR SELECT on the remote controller and enter the corresponding Remote Control number to operate the recorder For example if the Unit ID is set to 225 press DVR...

Page 22: ... the Menu section later in this manual details on the remaining items can be found in the Operations section later in this manual The Onscreen Menu Bar will display two menu buttons when you move the mouse pointer over the Menu Bar Channels and Function The Channels menu allows you to click a channel number to display that channel full screen The Function menu provides all the same options as the ...

Page 23: ...ving a USB keyboard connected will allow you to use the keyboard to enter alphanumeric characters instead of using the arrow buttons on the remote controllerto navigate the onscreen keyboard Any time an onscreen keyboard is displayed camera names usernames passwords etc the USB keyboard can be used to enter information ...

Page 24: ...hannel 6 W Channel 12 Up F3 Display 1 Channel 1 7 Channel 7 E Channel 13 Left F4 Play Stop 2 Channel 2 8 Channel 8 R Channel 14 Down F5 Sequence 3 Channel 3 9 Channel 9 T Channel 15 Right 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 BACKSPACE F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 ESC Q W E R T Y U I O P TAB A S D F G H J K L ENTER CAPS LOCK Z X C V B N M SHIFT SHIFT ALT SPACE ALT CTRL CTRL CH16 CH15 CH14 CH12 CH13 CH11 C...

Page 25: ...3222AF 25 Connection Guide Turning On the Recorder Turning Off the Recorder ...

Page 26: ...mes Disconnect the power from the recorder by unplugging the power cord either from the electrical outlet or the recorder The recorder has the following connections available to attach a monitor An attached monitor is required for the initial configuration of the NVR HDMI Output To TV Digital Display VGA Connect to an analog VGA Monitor Connect the monitor to the rear of the recorder using the cab...

Page 27: ... Over Ethernet PoE and will work when plugged into your recorder without any other equipment If you are using IP cameras from another manufacturer you may need a separate power supply if it is not a PoE camera Note The AvertX HDIP supports PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom cameras from 3 rd Party ONVIF manufacturers Use the RJ45 jack on the rear of the recorder to connect to your router modem or network switch Do...

Page 28: ...eded 4 Connect the power cable to the recorder 5 Press the button on the front panel to turn on the recorder Note Connect cameras after you power on the NVR for the first time Press the power button on the front panel 1 Right click in the Live screen and click Menu 2 Click System 3 Click Shutdown 4 Click Power Off 5 Click Confirm ...

Page 29: ...3222AF 29 Basic Advanced Setup Mode Main Menu System Users Network Cameras Schedule Alarms Display Info ...

Page 30: ...tup Mode Hard Drive Setup Date Time Load Factory Default Settings Import Configuration Basic Advanced Setup Mode Shutdown Account Setup LAN Setup DDNS Setup Cameras Schedule Setup Event Duration VGA Resolution Date Time Display Software Upgrade System Log To enable Advanced Setup Mode follow these instructions 1 Right click the Live screen and click Menu 2 Click System 3 Select Basic Advanced Setu...

Page 31: ...ount of time you can record Data Lifetime Setup allows you to limit how long your video is saved by day by channel or the overall general life of the data This is only necessary if you are restricted by law to retain video data for a maximum number of days 1 Click Data Lifetime Setup 2 Click Data Lifetime Mode and select your desired mode for data storage General By Day or By Channel 3 If you have...

Page 32: ...s 4 Click Confirm 5 Close Internal Disks This option is not used with the hardware associated with the RevB AVX NV80 P2B or AVX NV160 P2B HDIP models On compatible models AVX NV80 P2A or AVX NV160 P2A you can connect an external eSATA HDD up to 4TB to increase video recording storage Note Expanding video storage is only available with eSATA drives USB drives are compatible only for backup 1 Click ...

Page 33: ...al if you are using multiple recorders in multiple locations and plan on accessing them remotely This function is only available when the Time Zone function is set to On and if the recorder is connected to the Internet 1 In the Date Time menu click Network Time Protocol Setup 2 Type the IP address of your desired NTP Server The default server is time nw nist gov 3 Set Automatically Time Sync to On...

Page 34: ...ct Yes 3 Click Yes to continue 4 Press ENTER or click the mouse to continue 5 Your recorder will restart with your imported settings You can export configurations from your HDIP recorder to backup settings or for use in another HDIP recorder using a USB drive 1 Plug a USB drive into the USB port and then click Export Configuration 2 Click Destination 3 Choose the USB drive you want to export your ...

Page 35: ...art Once Auto Restart is enabled you can choose the time of day you want the recorder to restart Note If you have customized your camera settings and want to use Auto Restart ensure that PnP is set to Off This will prevent your recorder from overwriting your cameras settings when it restarts The Users menu allows you to manage password protection user accounts passwords and permissions settings Th...

Page 36: ...ssword for a user account is 4321 Note Passwords require a minimum of four characters maximum of eight characters 4 Click Privilege and select the privilege level for this user Level 1 Level 8 Level 1 has the lowest authority and Level 8 has full administrative authority 5 Click Save 6 Repeat as necessary selecting user2 through user7 on step 2 Permissions Setup allows you to modify the privilege ...

Page 37: ...ge selecting Yes will instantly reset Users menu settings Use the Network menu to configure your network communication options For more information about using your HDIP recorder with a network please refer to the Remote Connection chapter of this manual Name your HDIP recorder in order to be able to identify it when accessing it remotely 1 Click System Name 2 Use the on screen keyboard or a USB k...

Page 38: ...recorder The default port is 80 If you change the web port on the recorder you must also configure your router to forward information to the same port number See instructions for Port Forwarding in the Remote Configuration chapter 1 Click Web Port 2 Click Num and use the on screen keyboard or a USB keyboard or use the up and down arrow buttons to type or select the number you want to assign to you...

Page 39: ... limit the amount of power sent to your cameras over the Ethernet connection The default setting is 175W To change the setting follow these instructions Warning Do not change this setting unless instructed to do so by AvertX technical support 1 Click PoE Power Limitation 2 Click Num 3 Using the on screen keyboard or a USB keyboard type in the amount of power between 30 and 175 watts you want to be...

Page 40: ...hem and selecting Yes or No Motion Detection Video Loss Alarm Trigger System Fan Disk Error 7 Once you have selected the types of alarms to be notified about close Event Alarm Selection 8 Click SMTP Server Setup Note An SMTP server makes it possible for your recorder to send e mail messages You MUST have an SMTP server in order for the e mail function of the HDIP system to work If you are unsure o...

Page 41: ...vel Use this function to enable Plug n Play PnP Setting this to On allows the recorder to recognize the camera and begin recording video immediately without manually entering an IP address for each camera If PnP is On the cameras are reset to their default settings If you have custom camera settings set Enable PnP to Off Note Enable PnP will only function with AvertX cameras If you set Enable PnP ...

Page 42: ...account 3 Choose the Management Port for your camera The default port is 80 4 Click Main Stream Setup to access configuration settings for the primary video stream from your camera 5 Choose your desired compression in Streaming Format 6 Click Advanced Streaming Options and select On 7 Set the Streaming Index Streaming Port and Streaming Protocol as desired 8 Close Main Stream Setup 9 To set up a s...

Page 43: ...aded area while keeping the definition of the objects in the bright area Set WDR to Low Mid or High depending on the amount of difference between the light and dark areas of the image Different exposure settings and lighting conditions can result in digital interference in your image referred to as Noise which looks like static on old televisions To reduce noise select the appropriate Noise Reduct...

Page 44: ...d upside down Mirror transmits a mirror image 180 Degree transmits the image upside down This option allows you to turn your camera on or off Click Activated and select Yes or No to activate or deactivate your camera Note In order to control this option Enable PnP must be set to Off This option allows you to view the streaming format resolution frame rate bandwidth and percentage of video loss for...

Page 45: ...nnels will record only when motion is detected or an alarm event occurs Schedule Setup allows you to define the start and end time for day night and weekend recording schedules You can set different qualities of recording for different times of day depending on your needs 1 Click Day Time Start and select the time to start Day Time recording as desired 2 Click Day Time End and select the time to e...

Page 46: ...ality in Kilobytes Per Second kbps for normal recording Normal Qlty during Day Night and Weekend Schedules 5 Select the maximum frame rate to be recorded during an alarm event Event Max PPS for Day Night and Weekend Schedules 6 Select the image quality to be transmitted during an event Event Qlty for Day Night and Weekend Schedules 7 Select the kind of event Event Act that will trigger Event Recor...

Page 47: ...entation from your alarm manufacturer Door sensor hardware can be purchased at many home improvement stores 1 Follow the manufacturer instructions to attach your sensor hardware to the door There should be two parts for each door sensor contact one attached to the door itself and the other attached to the door frame 2 Connect the wire from one side of the door sensor contact to AI 1 on the Alarm I...

Page 48: ...Day Night Day and Night Weekend Day and Weekend Night and Weekend or All schedules Schedules are configured in the Schedule menu When Motion Detection is enabled the recorder will request motion detection information from the camera All AvertX cameras have motion detection enabled by default and the motion detection function on the camera can be configured using your HDIP recorder Note Because the...

Page 49: ...creen keyboard a USB keyboard or the up and down arrow buttons to adjust the sensitivity Default detection level is 10 This item sets the detection level for each sampling pixel the smaller the value the more sensitive it is Sensitivity Level defines how much of an area must change before a motion event is triggered The default setting is 80 Setting Sensitivity Level to a higher value will make it...

Page 50: ... You can adjust the image on your monitor using the monitor image controls To adjust a setting click Num next to the item you want to adjust and then set the number in the field to your desired setting Monitor Brightness Adjust the brightness of the monitor Monitor Contrast Adjust the contrast on the monitor Monitor Chrominance Adjust the color on the monitor Monitor Dwell allows you to select the...

Page 51: ...CH2 CH1 CH3 CH1 CH4 then the sequence starts over To set a monitor sequence schedule follow these instructions 1 Click Monitor Schedule 2 Select the camera channels you want to be shown in the sequence in the order you want them to appear 3 Click Confirm to save your sequence Date Time Display allows you to set the display of the time and date on the live screen to be shown in one or two rows or t...

Page 52: ...ownloads 2 Locate your recorder model on the page and click Firmware to download the file 3 Locate the folder on your computer and unzip or extract the files The folder will contain two folders upd_900s and upd_900g2s Note The firmware file contains firmware for several HDIP recorder models Your recorder will select the appropriate version 4 Connect a USB drive to your computer copy both firmware ...

Page 53: ...le and click Open to start the upgrade process Note Your HDIP recorder will restart itself during the upgrade process Once it has restarted the firmware update is complete This is a factory function that will not be accessed by end users System Log allows you to review and export the system log To review the System Log click System Log Use the arrow buttons to navigate the pages of entries Exporti...

Page 54: ...54 Login Live Display Call Monitor Display PTZ Search Export Backup Viewer Save and Load Settings ...

Page 55: ...ministrator 3 Click Users 4 Click Account Setup 5 Click Edit next to the Password field and then use the on screen keyboard or a USB keyboard to type a new password Note Passwords require a minimum of four characters maximum of eight characters 6 Click OK 7 Click Save By default the HDIP system is set to allow only the Administrator to access the menu To change this permission level follow these i...

Page 56: ... in the Display menu see the Display section in the Setup chapter of this manual 4 Channel 2x2 The recorder will sequence through channels 1 4 in the first view then channels 5 8 then 9 12 then 13 16 This sequence mode is only available on the 8 and 16 channels models and the 8 channel will only sequence through channels 1 4 and 5 8 9 Channel 3x3 The recorder will sequence through channels 1 9 in ...

Page 57: ...rt a single tour Most cameras that do support tours require the tour configuration be done through the cameras onscreen menus please reference the camera manual or manufacturer website for details Non Decoding Mode stops the HDIP recorder from actively decoding the live video on the selected channels Decoding H 264 video is very resource intensive and this function can be used to stop the recorder...

Page 58: ...one day or skip backward by one day The timeline indicates when motion has been detected by color 5 Use the timeline on the playback bar to select recorded video to review The yellow area on the bar indicates recorded video and the red area on the bar indicates an alarm event You can skip to any point on the timeline by clicking that point 6 You can view the time line in 24 hr 12 hr or 4 hr increm...

Page 59: ...r pre configured events 1 Click Search in the right click menu or on the on screen menu bar 2 Set the appropriate dates and times to start and end your search in the From and End fields respectively 3 Select the type of event you want to search for To search for all recorded events select All 4 Select the appropriate camera channels to search for these events To search the video from all camera ch...

Page 60: ...tware c System provides a raw uncompressed video file viewable only with the included proprietary player software 7 Select the camera channels to export To export all camera channels click All 8 To export normal video select the appropriate date and times in the Start and To fields to start and end the exported video 9 To export event video click Select Events and select Yes for each event you wan...

Page 61: ...k 7 Select the camera you want to view or click All 8 Click Play Your video will begin playing automatically 9 Use the Playback controls to pause fast forward or rewind your video 10 You can change which cameras you are viewing and the screen mode using the Camera and Mode buttons Snapshot allows you to take a screen capture of the remote interface everything inside the browser window but not the ...

Page 62: ...ion to and select Yes 7 Click File Name 8 Use the on screen keyboard or a USB keyboard to type a name for the file and then click OK 9 Click Export 10 Click Confirm 11 Press any key or click Close to continue 12 Close the Export Configuration window You can import configurations from another HDIP recorder using a USB drive 1 Plug the drive into a USB port 2 Right click in the Live screen and click...

Page 63: ...3222AF 63 Introduction to Remote Connection Remote Connection Setup Using the Remote Software AvertX Remote for Mac ...

Page 64: ...remote software requires Microsoft Internet Explorer For remote access on a Mac see the AvertX Remote for Mac chapter Your router directs information from the Internet based on the port and internal IP address of your equipment such as your recorder personal computer or printer To access your recorder from the internet you will need to be sure your recorder and your router are configured properly ...

Page 65: ...Setup 8 Right click to return to the Main menu 9 Right click to return to the Live screen If you are using a DDNS account to access your recorder remotely or have an IP address Netmask Gateway and DNS you want to use other than that assigned by DHCP follow these instructions If you are unsure contact your system administrator 1 Be sure that your recorder is connected to the internet through the Et...

Page 66: ...st be configured on both your recorder and your router to allow remote access to the recorder from an offsite location The IP address of your recorder is identifiable within your network In order to be able to access your recorder from a remote location through the internet you will need to configure your router to forward the information from the internet to your recorder The default port for you...

Page 67: ...your recorder from another building you will connect over the Internet using the public IP address or DDNS address To connect from a remote location you must use your DDNS address or the public IP address of your recorder To find the public IP address you can use a website such as ipchicken com or whatsmyip org from a computer on the same local area network as your recorder 1 Open Microsoft Intern...

Page 68: ...rder If there is an instance in which you need to configure your camera directly you can do so from a computer over the web Your camera uses an address based on the IP address of the HDIP recorder starting with port 81 If you want to access the camera that is on channel 3 of your recorder you would use the IP address of the recorder then add 83 http XXX XXX XXX XXX 83 Note Use this method to conne...

Page 69: ...k use the local IP address of the recorder When connecting from outside your local network use DDNS To install AvertX GO on your device you will need to have a valid account with either the Google Play Store for Android devices or iTunes for Apple devices 1 On your device tap either the iTunes or Play Store icon 2 Tap Search and type AvertX GO 3 Follow the instructions to download and install the ...

Page 70: ...ware to download the Backup Viewer software click the Backup Viewer link in the live view Use the Record button to save video you are currently viewing live or to save playback video while searching To save a segment of video while watching live video or playback video 1 Click Record to start the video segment 2 In the Save As window select a location and file name and then click Save 3 When you a...

Page 71: ...3222AF 71 Audio Controls Channel Selection Camera Display Smooth Record Live Screen Playback Configuration Menu Event Search Snapshot Ratio Disk information Logout Bandwidth Backup Viewer Link ...

Page 72: ...hand Start slider in the yellow bar 3 Click OK a Playback of all channels at the selected time will begin b Use the playback navigation buttons in the lower right to rewind pause or fast forward 4 Click Live when you are done with Playback and want to return to Live 1 Click Search 2 Select Save Select AVI to download an AVI file that can be played with any media player select DRV to save the file ...

Page 73: ...2 Double click the desired event a Playback of all channels at the selected time will begin b Use the playback navigation buttons in the lower right to rewind pause or fast forward 3 Click Live when you are done with Playback and want to return to Live 1 Click Event 2 Select the desired event and click Download 3 In the Save As window select a location and file name and then click Save Note In ord...

Page 74: ...storage devices connected to the recorder internal or external Use the channel select buttons to view a single PTZ camera to enable the onscreen pan tilt zoom controller Please reference the PTZ section in the Operation chapter earlier in this manual for details on each of these functions Note The HDIP recorder is only compatible with IP PTZ cameras Because of this the ID button on this controller...

Page 75: ... Search for AvertX Remote and then download the software following the instructions provided Once it is downloaded locate the program in Launchpad and click to start the program 1 In the Device Manager section click 2 Type the Name IP address and Port number for your HDIP recorder Note The port number must match the port number set in Port Forwarding on your HDIP recorder The default port is 80 3 ...

Page 76: ...usly using AvertX Remote for Mac 1 Double click the recorders in your list to connect 2 To view the recorders simultaneously click 1x1 2x2 or 3x3 3 When changing viewing configurations or searching a specific recorder select the recorder in the live screen before using the buttons in the Device Manager section of the AvertX Remote window ...

Page 77: ...ant for this application Selecting High bandwidth will result in smoother video but will use more resources on your Mac Dual Stream Click Dual Stream to retrieve video from your recorder via dual stream Info Click the Information icon to view camera information for each camera channel Snapshot Save a snapshot of the currently displaying camera This function is only available when viewing a single ...

Page 78: ...sly pre set position select the number from the list and then click Goto 1 To playback recorded video click Playback 2 Set the Start Time and End Time of the video you want to view be sure you set your desired date as well as the time 3 Click OK to begin playback 4 While playing back recorded video use the Playback Control buttons to play fast forward backward or pause video 5 To return to the Liv...

Page 79: ...3222AF 79 Using Cameras from Other Manufacturers Using an External PoE Switch ...

Page 80: ... address using a PC on the same network Write down the IP address of your camera for future use 1 Ensure that your HDIP recorder is connected to your network If the connection is working the green lights on your LAN port will turn on 2 On your recorder right click the Live screen and click Menu 3 Click Cameras 4 Click IP Camera Select and select the camera channel that you want to use for this cam...

Page 81: ... 3 Click IP Camera Select and select the appropriate camera channel 4 Select Enable PnP and click Off 5 Ensure that Activated is set to Off 6 Click Device Search 7 Once the HDIP unit has located your devices the brand model and IP address of each camera on your system will appear 8 Click the camera you want to assign to this channel Note You can also manually enter the IP address of the camera To ...

Page 82: ...rmission from AvertX The information in this publication is believed to be accurate in all respects However AvertX cannot assume responsibility for any consequences resulting from the use thereof The information contained herein is subject to change without notice Revisions or new editions to this publication may be issued to incorporate such changes IRREL ...

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