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Batch add 

 

2) 

Enter the search range for the fourth segment of the IP address. 

 

Batch add only supports devices of which the first three segments of the IP 
address are the same. Enter the search range of the fourth segment. For example: 
192.168.1.1-192.168.1.255. 

3) 

Set other parameters. For details, see Table 3-5. 

4) 

Click 

OK

 to complete the adding. 

 

Template Import 

1) 

Click

to select storage path. Click 

Save

 to export the template file. 

 

The default naming rule is RemoteConfig_

2016-12-13

.csv. 

2016-12-13 

is the 

date to export the file. 

 

Template files in different languages cannot be imported into each other. 

2) 

According to actual situation, enter information of the remote device in the 
template file and save it. 

 

Do not change the extension of the template file. Otherwise, it will fail to import the 
file. 

3) 

Click 

  to select template file. 

4) 

Click 

Open

 to add the remote device. 

 

After adding, if the 

Status

 shows

, the connection is successful. If the 

Status

 

shows

, the connection fails. Check the reason. 

Summary of Contents for EVS50 Series

Page 1: ...Embedded Video Storage Server EVS50 EVS70 Series Quick Start Guide V2 0 1...

Page 2: ...be changed to any set of numbers between 1025 65535 Avoiding the default ports reduces the risk of outsiders being able to guess which ports you are using 3 Enable HTTPS SSL Set up an SSL Certificate...

Page 3: ...g SNMP you should do so only temporarily for tracing and testing purposes only 12 Multicast Multicast is used to share video streams between two recorders Currently there are no known issues involving...

Page 4: ...ing Indicates a high potential hazard which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury Indicates a medium or low potential hazard which if not avoided could result in slight or moderate inj...

Page 5: ...the operations that do not comply with the Guide All the designs and software are subject to change without prior written notice The product updates might cause some differences between the actual pr...

Page 6: ...neers needed All the examination and repair work should be done by the qualified service engineers We are not liable for any problems caused by unauthorized modifications or attempted repair Environme...

Page 7: ...2 2 2 Power on 8 3 Web Basic Operations 10 3 1 Connecting the Network 10 3 2 Initializing the Device 10 3 3 Logging in Web 13 3 4 Initial Configuration 15 3 4 1 IP Settings 15 3 4 2 Adding Remote Dev...

Page 8: ...ay technology and realizes the intelligent management secure storage fast forwarding and HD decoding of large capacity and multi channel HD video data This product provides standard network file shari...

Page 9: ...utdown 2 HDD light HDD status light The light is out when the HDD is in normal operation The blue light keeps on if no HDD HDD error or insufficient HDD space 3 Alarm light Alarm status light The ligh...

Page 10: ...f the interfaces and indicator lights see Table 1 3 Description of interfaces on the master control module Interface Description 1 4 5 8 Gigabit data port Used for data transmission USB 3 0 Connect th...

Page 11: ...ription RS232 RS232 interface 10G 1 10G 2 10 gigabit port Devices of different models have different numbers of Ethernet ports and 10 gigabit ports See the actual device situation Link ACT Status ligh...

Page 12: ...it by yourself Some devices are heavy Carry them with others to avoid any personnel injury 2 1 1 Middle Class 16 HDD Single Controller Series The below contents only apply to Middle Class 16 HDD Singl...

Page 13: ...and lock the screws on both sides of the box See Figure 2 3 Locking the screws Insert the hard disk box into the hard disk slot push it to the bottom and then close the handle Do not close the handle...

Page 14: ...ass 16 HDD Single Controller series Press the red button on the hard disk box in the front panel and open the handle See Figure 2 4 Opening the handle Pull out to take the empty hard disk box See Figu...

Page 15: ...no error before powering the device See below for detailed checking items Check that GND is connected correctly Different types of devices need different numbers of power supplies Check that all powe...

Page 16: ...e 2 7 Front panel See Table 1 1 to check if the indicator lights are normally displayed When the indicator lights are normal the device is powered up successfully If the indicator lights are abnormal...

Page 17: ...set the corresponding gateway IP and subnet mask for PC and EVS devices respectively The Ethernet ports of EVS device have different factory default IP Single control device Network card 1 to network...

Page 18: ...interface is displayed See Figure 3 1 Password setting In the New Password box enter the new password The password consists of 8 to 32 characters containing letter s number s and symbol s It contains...

Page 19: ...l For details see User s Manual If you do not need to set the password protection you can clear the Assigned Email check box If you have not entered the assigned email you can enter SYSTEM MANAGER Acc...

Page 20: ...ter the IP address in the address bar Press Enter key Install the control When you log in the device for the first time on PC the control installation interface is displayed After the installation is...

Page 21: ...ce initialization To ensure security it is recommended that you change the password regularly and keep it properly Click Login The SYSTEM MANAGER interface is displayed See Figure 3 5 For details see...

Page 22: ...of the EVS device For details see User s Manual 4 Version Click Version and you can view the version information of the EVS device including video channel S N Web version system version Bios version...

Page 23: ...ith the virtual IP IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway Slot Select the slot of the dual control device The corresponding NIC information is displayed in the list Only dual control device supports t...

Page 24: ...Web Basic Operations 17 Editing Select Enter the parameters For details see Table 3 3 Description of NIC editing parameters Parameter Description Ethernet Card Display the current NIC name...

Page 25: ...as offline once all cards are offline Notice that all cards shall be in the same LAN Link aggregation System uses bonding NIC to realize communication function All binding NICs are working together a...

Page 26: ...ing the remote device the device can receive store and manage the video stream transmitted by the remote device so as to realize the distributed advantage of the network You can browse replay manage a...

Page 27: ...c Operations 20 Remote device Add remote device You can use searching add single add or batch add Searching add 1 Click on the right side of Auto Search The Auto Search interface is displayed See Figu...

Page 28: ...vice Search The results are displayed See Figure 3 11 For details see Table 3 4 When the obtained IP address and port number is the same as that of the remote device you have already added this device...

Page 29: ...ing to device model The system only displays the remote device information that meets the filter conditions so as to facilitate the users to search for devices they need to add Modify Select the check...

Page 30: ...situation IP Address Set the IP address of the remote device TCP Port Provides services with TCP protocol You can set according to actual needs The default is 37777 You neet to set it when the Manufa...

Page 31: ...number of the channel needed to connect Channel The channel number of the remote device in the local device Configure the remote device in the corresponding channel of the local device For example co...

Page 32: ...ge path Click Save to export the template file The default naming rule is RemoteConfig_2016 12 13 csv 2016 12 13 is the date to export the file Template files in different languages cannot be imported...

Page 33: ...see Table 3 6 Description of record parameters Parameter Description Channel Select the channel number You can set different plans for different channels Select the All check box if you want to perfor...

Page 34: ...ancy or not will be executed to store the record The recording in the redundant disk corresponds to a backup of recording in the read write disk Images are not backed up Record Type Select the record...

Page 35: ...MD alarm alarm MD regular Editing 1 Select the corresponding weekday and click The Setting interface is displayed See Figure 3 17 Period setting 2 Select the weekday record type and period 3 Click OK...

Page 36: ...ecord Control The Record Control interface is displayed See Figure 3 18 Record control Select the parameters For details see Table 3 7 Description of record control parameters Parameter Description Ch...

Page 37: ...direct storage in the corresponding channel Click OK to save the configuration 3 5 Video Direct Storage Video direct storage refers to storing the video stream transmitted by IPC into the device direc...

Page 38: ...te RAID For details see 3 8 1 Creating RAID Click Next The Add remote device interface is displayed See Figure 3 21 Registering remote device Add remote device For details see 3 4 2 Adding Remote Devi...

Page 39: ...g links of the system and make the system more efficient stable and reliable For the procedure to configure image direct storage see Figure 3 22 Image direct storage Click on the right side of the use...

Page 40: ...HDD group interface is displayed See Figure 3 24 Setting image direct storage HDD and special HDD group Set the image direct storage HDD and HDD group Set the HDD Operation of one or several disks to...

Page 41: ...hannels and click OK to save the configuration Click Next The Add remote device interface is displayed See Figure 3 26 Registering remote device Add remote device For details see 3 4 2 Adding Remote D...

Page 42: ...e data into the shared path For the procedure to configure IPSAN see Figure 3 27 Configuring IPSAN 3 7 1 Creating Storage Pool Storage pool is a logical device that is virtualized by the storage devic...

Page 43: ...Web Basic Operations 36 Storage pool Click The Add interface is displayed See Figure 3 29 Adding storage pool Enter the Pool Name and select the disk or RAID group...

Page 44: ...Yes The system starts to create the storage pool After the creation the system returns to the Storage Pool interface You can view the new pool information here 3 7 2 Shared Account Management You nee...

Page 45: ...the password of the shared account When you select iSCSI or iSCSI FTP SAMBA for the server type the password shall consist of 12 characters Confirm Password Memo Enter memo to help recognize and mana...

Page 46: ...Web Basic Operations 39 Shared folder Click The Add interface is displayed See Figure 3 34 or Figure 3 35 Adding shared folder NFS...

Page 47: ...ate the shared folder Free capability refers to the max available volume of the storage pool Share Capability Enter the available space of the shared folder Share Memo Optional It helps to recognize a...

Page 48: ...888 Cache Type It includes Direct and Indirect Direct Store the data directly into the disk and update the data in cache When you have little data but high integrity request direct strategy is recomme...

Page 49: ...fer speed during single transmission Link Number Enter the max connection number for each user taking IP as a reference unit to access FTP share at the same time Total Link Number Enter the max connec...

Page 50: ...t for image direct storage cannot be used to create RAID Currently the following RAID types are supported RAID0 RAID1 RAID3 RAID4 RAID5 RAID6 RAID10 RAID50 RAID60 For details see User s Manual 3 8 1 C...

Page 51: ...Web Basic Operations 44 Raid management Click The Create interface is displayed See Figure 3 39...

Page 52: ...on type including manual and one click When you choose the one click RAID creation the system automatically creates RAID 5 according to the one click RAID creation strategy For details see Table 3 12...

Page 53: ...list Double click the RAID line and you can view the detailed information One Click RAID Creation Strategy When the disks are fully installed the system creates RAID 5 at one click according to the po...

Page 54: ...ement Click The Hotspare interface is displayed See Figure 3 41 Hotspare management Double click the corresponding Type to set the disk to general HDD private hotspare or general hotspare General HDD...

Page 55: ...pare Double click the corresponding Name select the RAID group and then this HDD is used as a hotspare only for the corresponding group General hotspare It is used as a hotspare for all the RAID group...

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