Dahua MNVR4104-I Series User Manual Download

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4.1.4 PTZ Control.................................................................................................................................................................... 46

Record Playback ....................................................................................................................................................................... 50

4.2.1 Playback Control Bar .................................................................................................................................................. 51

4.2.2 Playing Back Video Recordings .............................................................................................................................. 51

4.2.3 Clipping Recording File ............................................................................................................................................ 53

Viewing Alarm Info .................................................................................................................................................................. 53

5 System Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 55

Configuring Alarm Event Settings ..................................................................................................................................... 55

5.1.1 Configuring Video Detect Settings ...................................................................................................................... 55

5.1.2 Configuring Alarm Input Settings ........................................................................................................................ 58

5.1.3 Configuring Exception .............................................................................................................................................. 60

5.1.4 Configuring Alarm Out Settings ............................................................................................................................ 62

Configuring AI Settings.......................................................................................................................................................... 63

5.2.2 Face Detection and Recognition ........................................................................................................................... 65

5.2.3 Number Plate................................................................................................................................................................ 77

5.2.4 Passenger Flow Measurement ............................................................................................................................... 80

Backing up File .......................................................................................................................................................................... 81

Configuring Display Output Settings ............................................................................................................................... 83

5.4.1 Configuring Live Audio ............................................................................................................................................. 83

5.4.2 Configuring Tour Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 84

5.4.3 Configuring TV Adjustment .................................................................................................................................... 85

5.4.4 Configuring Video Mirror Settings ....................................................................................................................... 85

Configuring Camera Parameters ........................................................................................................................................ 86

5.5.1 Configuring Camera Properties ............................................................................................................................. 86

5.5.2 Configuring Encode Parameters ........................................................................................................................... 87

5.5.3 Configuring PTZ Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 90

5.5.4 Viewing PoE .................................................................................................................................................................. 91

Configuring Network Parameters ...................................................................................................................................... 92

5.6.1 Configuring Connection Settings ......................................................................................................................... 92

5.6.2 Configuring Wireless Network Settings .............................................................................................................. 93

5.6.3 Configuring Cellular Settings ................................................................................................................................. 96

5.6.4 Configuring Email Settings ..................................................................................................................................... 97

5.6.5 Configuring Auto Register Settings ..................................................................................................................... 99

5.6.6 Configuring P2P Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 100

5.6.7 Configuring Operation Platform ........................................................................................................................ 101

Managing Storage Device ................................................................................................................................................. 102

5.7.1 Configuring Basic Information ............................................................................................................................ 102

5.7.2 Managing Disk .......................................................................................................................................................... 103

5.7.3 Configuring FTP Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 103

Configuring System .............................................................................................................................................................. 105

5.8.1 Security ........................................................................................................................................................................ 105

5.8.2 Configuring Vehicle Settings ............................................................................................................................... 108

5.8.3 Configuring Serial Port Parameters ................................................................................................................... 110

Managing User Account ..................................................................................................................................................... 111

5.9.1 User Management ................................................................................................................................................... 111

5.9.2 Group Management ............................................................................................................................................... 114

5.9.3 Resetting Password ................................................................................................................................................. 115

Summary of Contents for MNVR4104-I Series

Page 1: ...s their face fingerprints and license plate number You need to be in compliance with your local privacy protection laws and regulations to protect the legitimate rights and interests of other people by implementing measures which include but are not limited Providing clear and visible identification to inform people of the existence of the surveillance area and provide required contact information...

Page 2: ...d modify the screenshot of the WEB interface June 2022 V1 0 0 First release November 2021 Privacy Protection Notice As the device user or data controller you might collect the personal data of others such as their face fingerprints and license plate number You need to be in compliance with your local privacy protection laws and regulations to protect the legitimate rights and interests of other pe...

Page 3: ...atest program and supplementary documentation There might be errors in the print or deviations in the description of the functions operations and technical data If there is any doubt or dispute we reserve the right of final explanation Upgrade the reader software or try other mainstream reader software if the manual in PDF format cannot be opened All trademarks registered trademarks and company na...

Page 4: ...uit board will cause short circuit which affect the normal operation of the Recorder and even damage the Recorder To make the Recorder work stably for a long time please regularly use the brush to remove the dust from components including circuit board connectors and chassis Keep the Recorder installed horizontally and make sure the internal anti vibration components work properly Unlock the HDD b...

Page 5: ...electrostatic or induced voltage to damage the Recorder Unplug the power cable before you remove the audio video signal cable RS 232 or RS 485 cable otherwise these ports might be damaged ...

Page 6: ...nd video input 21 2 4 2 About audio and video output 23 Alarm Input and Output Connection 23 2 5 1 Alarm Input Type 24 2 5 2 Alarm Input Port 24 3 Basic Settings 26 Booting up Recorder 26 Initializing Recorder 26 Logging in to Recorder 28 Configuring IP Address 29 Configuring General Settings 30 3 5 1 Setting General Information 30 3 5 2 Date and Time Settings 31 Configuring Remote Recorders 32 3 ...

Page 7: ...figuring Video Mirror Settings 85 Configuring Camera Parameters 86 5 5 1 Configuring Camera Properties 86 5 5 2 Configuring Encode Parameters 87 5 5 3 Configuring PTZ Settings 90 5 5 4 Viewing PoE 91 Configuring Network Parameters 92 5 6 1 Configuring Connection Settings 92 5 6 2 Configuring Wireless Network Settings 93 5 6 3 Configuring Cellular Settings 96 5 6 4 Configuring Email Settings 97 5 6...

Page 8: ...7 2 4 Viewing Satellite Information 121 Auto Maintenance 122 7 3 1 Restarting System 122 7 3 2 Configuring Auto Start 122 7 3 3 Configuring Auto Shutdown 123 7 3 4 Delay for Auto Shutdown 123 Backing Up and Restoring 123 7 4 1 Backing Up Configuration 123 7 4 2 Importing and Exporting Files 124 7 4 3 Restoring to Default 125 Network Sniffer 126 8 Operating by DSS 128 9 FAQ 129 Mouse Operations 133...

Page 9: ...ash carriers hazardous goods transport and logistics transport or video monitoring in harsh environments Functions Function Description Storage Stores the data in the dedicated format which cannot be falsified and ensure the data security Compression Supports multi channel audio and video signals and each channel signal supports real time compression by independent hardware to realize the sync bet...

Page 10: ...ts positioning function and recording linkage Recording search can be linked with vehicle moving track Cellular Wi Fi networks Adopts the latest wireless communication technology which has improved the manageability of the Device Removable HDD The extractable and seismic design make you lock and move the HDD easily to realize data backup Just connect the removable HDD to the USB port of PC you can...

Page 11: ...s are complete against the packing list Instructions about front panel rear panel and labels The functions of indicator lights and ports are described in the later chapter of the Manual The labels on the Device are very important for our after sales service To ensure the after sales service keep the labels well and do not tear or throw away You need to provide the serial number of the product when...

Page 12: ...alarms occur and off when not 7 IR Receives infrared signal from remote control 8 GPS GPS status indicator Glows blue when positioning is successful and the indicator is off when positioning fails This function is supported on the Device with GPS positioning module 9 3G 3G status indicator Glows blue when 3G dial up is working properly and the indicator is off when 3G function is not enabled This ...

Page 13: ... antenna and receives Wi Fi signals This function is supported on the Device with Wi Fi module 3 3G 4G antenna port Connects to 3G 4G antenna for receiving cellular signals This function is supported on the Device with cellular modules 4 VGA interface Outputs analog video data to the connected display with VGA port For details see VGA Port introduction 5 AV OUT port Connects to the display with au...

Page 14: ...s alarm input output port grounding and 12V output port For details see 2 5Alarm Input and Output Connection CAN port Used for data transfer between the Device and vehicle CAN network or other devices with CAN port A B Controls PTZ operations 11 Voice talk port Connects to voice talk device For details see Voice Talk Port introduction 12 EXTEND port See EXTEND Port introduction 13 HDMI interface U...

Page 15: ...Ground line 6 VGA_B 10 VGA line sync 3 VGA_G 7 VGA_R 4 RXD_232 8 TXD_232 2 2 3 3 EXTEND port EXTEND port Name Function 5 USB 5V bottom line 5 USB 5V upper line USB data and USB data that connect to USB port IO Reserved used for expand customization 12 12V 1A output Ground VO AV video output RX RS 232 serial port sender and receiver that connects to RS 232 port TX ...

Page 16: ...nnect to microphone Mic Out that can connect to earphone SPK Speak positive pole SPK Speak negative pole 2 2 3 5 AV OUT port AV OUT port Name Function 1 12V 1A output 2 Ground line 3 Audio output 4 Video Output 2 2 3 6 RS 232 interface RS 232 interface Name Function 1 12V 1A output 2 Ground line ...

Page 17: ...9 Name Function 3 RXD_232 4 TXD_232 2 2 4 Dimensional drawing MNVR4104 I structural and dimensional drawing Unit mm inch ...

Page 18: ...10 MNVR4208 I structural and dimensional drawing Unit mm inch MNVR4104 4208 I lug installation dimensional drawing Unit mm inch 7 5 8 3 7 8 7 1 2 5 2 4 4 0 5 0 7 0 1 9 0 3 0 5 ...

Page 19: ...nstallation is complete the Device electronic lock must be in locked status before powering on the Device 2 3 1 Installing HDD 2 3 1 1 MNVR4104 I series MNVR4104 I series devices only support single HDD Gently press the left front cover The left front cover automatically opens Use a particular key to unlock the door Open door lock switch single HDD Loosen the two screws at the front panel and take...

Page 20: ...the HDD carrier cover single HDD Loosen two screws of the HDD holder and remove the holder Remove HDD holder single HDD Use four screws to fix the HDD and HDD holder and install the HDD holder back to the Device ...

Page 21: ...I series MNVR4208 I series devices support dual HDDs Gently press the left front cover The left front cover automatically opens Use a particular key to unlock the door Open door lock switch dual HDDs Loosen the two screws at the front panel and take out the HDD carrier along the guide rail Take out the HDD carrier dual HDDs Loosen two screws on the back panel of the HDD carrier take out the rear c...

Page 22: ...he HDD holder and remove the holder Remove the HDD holder dual HDDs Use four screws to fix each HDD and the HDD holder and install the HDD holder back to the Device Fix the upper HDD to the top of the HDD holder and the lower HDD to the side of the HDD holder ...

Page 23: ...ording data you need to purchase and install an SD card Only supports standard SIM card Preconditions Make sure the power supply is disconnected If it is not the Device automatically shuts down when the door lock switch is opened Steps The SIM card slot and SD card slot are inside the Device Gently press the left front cover The left front cover automatically opens Use a particular key to unlock t...

Page 24: ... near the wind shield such as on the instrument panel or under the wind shield or concealed inside the instrument panel Inside installation of Mobile Network Antenna 2 3 3 2 Installation of GPS Antenna Positioning methods include the currently mainstream GPS positioning Beidou positioning with corresponding GPS antenna and Beidou antenna In this document GPS antenna is used as an example to illust...

Page 25: ... antenna port inside the vehicle The requirements of the GPS antenna lead hole are as follows The inner radius is at least 10mm It must be waterproof Easy to replace and maintain the antenna Outside Installation 2 3 3 2 2 Inside Installation When limited by waterproof and wiring requirements the antenna can be installed inside the vehicle To select the installation place it is recommended to place...

Page 26: ...onditioner can short circuit or burn the Device Power on the Device only after all external devices are connected correctly to the Device Install lugs onto the Device 1 Place washers onto the fixing screw 2 Use fixing screws with washers mount lugs to the bottom of the Device respectively and tighten the lugs Install the lugs onto the Device Fix the device onto the vehicle 1 Punch holes on the veh...

Page 27: ...y be damaged The diameter of the power cable should be more than 1 0 mm2 Use power cables recommended by our company When connecting the cables to the device make sure that the main power switch of the vehicle is turned off and the key of the vehicle is placed in the off state 2 3 5 1 Introduction of Power Cable For the power cable of the device see Figure 2 29 Connect one end of the power cable t...

Page 28: ... the OFF state and then measure the normal live electricity of the vehicle Use a multimeter to measure the voltage on the fuse by switching to the DC voltage range When the multimeter detects voltage it measures the normal live electricity on the vehicle Generally the voltage is 24V DC for large vehicles and 12V DC for small vehicles However this is subject to actual data When the vehicle key is p...

Page 29: ...ps you understand the connection of audio and video input and output when you need to use this function 2 4 1 About audio and video input The video and audio data is input through RJ45 network port When connecting cable the waterproof connector needs to be installed Take out the waterproof connector from the accessory box and connect the gasket toward the arrow direction onto the waterproof connec...

Page 30: ...t plug See Figure 2 33 Cabling and Ethernet plug making Connect the rubber gasket to the Ethernet port See Figure 2 34 Rubber gasket installation Inset the Ethernet plug into the Ethernet port and then tighten the waterproof connector See Figure 2 35 Waterproof connector fastening See Figure 2 36 for the connected waterproof connector Connection completed ...

Page 31: ...ions method of alarm input and output port Alarm Input The alarm input port supports alarm signal from ground and device of 12V 24V voltage If the alarm device is connected to the Device and other devices use relay for isolation Alarm Output The alarm output port cannot be connected to high power load less than 1A When constructing the output circuit the excessive current should be prevented from ...

Page 32: ...on alarm output port L H CAN port Ground line CTRL 12V 12V 0 75A output with switch control A B RS 485 port that connects to speed dome with PTZ function 2 5 2 Alarm Input Port Both NO and NC are supported The GND of alarm detector is in parallel connection with COM the power supply of alarm detector should be from external power source See Figure 2 38 The GND of alarm detector is in parallel conn...

Page 33: ...25 Normal Closed alarm input illustration ...

Page 34: ...ACC to work as intended Rotate the Recorder key to and rotate the vehicle key to ACC position The power indicator is on and the Recorder is ready for work For the first boot up or after restoring to the default factory settings the initialization interface is displayed on the screen Follow on screen instructions to initialize your Recorder prior to use Initializing Recorder When you are opening th...

Page 35: ...n to confirm it Then click Next Then an interface is displayed to let you fill in the password protection settings See Figure 3 3 You are recommended to use strong password The password must consist of 8 to 32 non blank characters and contain at least two types of characters among upper case lower case number and special character excluding ...

Page 36: ...tions Click Finished Logging in to Recorder You can log in to and then configure the Recorder Open the browser enter the Recorder IP address and then press Enter The Login interface appears See Figure 3 4 Web login interface Enter username and password and click Login The web interface is displayed Click Exit to log out ...

Page 37: ... in the network diagram Preparation Make sure the Recorder is connected to the network properly Procedure Click SETTING NETWORK TCP IP The TCP IP interface is displayed See Figure 3 5 TCP IP Configure serial port parameters See Table 3 1 Table 3 1 Network settings Parameter Description IP Version Click IPv4 or IPv6 Both versions are supported For IPv6 version in the IP address box Gateway box Pref...

Page 38: ...efault gateway Preferred DNS IP address of the preferred DNS Alternate DNS IP address of the alternate DNS Click OK Configuring General Settings You can configure the basic settings including time and date settings 3 5 1 Setting General Information Set the general information of the Recorder including video recording strategy when the Disk is full recording length menu standby duration license pla...

Page 39: ...EM BASIC Date Time The Date Time interface is displayed See Figure 3 7 Date and time settings Configure Serial port parameters See Table 3 3 Table 3 3 Date and time settings parameters description Parameter Description Date format Select a date format Time format Select a time format Time zone In the Timing Mode list if GPS or NTP is selected configure this parameter Configure the Time zone that t...

Page 40: ...TP server Manual Update Click Manual Update to sync the Recorder time with NTP server Port The system supports TCP protocol only and the default setting is 123 Interval Enter the interval that you want the Recorder to sync time with the NTP server The maximum value is 65535 minutes Manual Update Port Interval Click OK Configuring Remote Recorders This section describes how to add cameras to channe...

Page 41: ... Password interface is displayed See Figure 3 9 Enter password interface Configure the password by either of the following two ways Using current Recorder password and email info Select the Using current device password and Email check box and the remote Recorder uses the password and email info of the Recorder Manually configure password for remote Recorders 1 Clear the Using Current Recorder pas...

Page 42: ...er it again in the Confirm Password box Click Next The password setting interface is displayed See Figure 3 11 Password protection 3 Set password protection Click the Email Address check box and then enter the email address Click Next Click Skip if you do not want to set up password protection The Modify IP interface is displayed ...

Page 43: ...r starts initializing Recorder After initialization is completed see Figure 3 13 Initialization completed Click Finished 3 6 2 Adding a Remote Recorder You can add a remote Recorder manually or by search Click SETTING CAMERA CAMERA LIST ...

Page 44: ...ription Parameter Description Manufacturer Select a manufacturer according to the actual situation Parameters might vary by manufacture Follow specific parameters on the interface Main stream The main stream value of the remote Recorder IP address Enter the IP address of remote Recorder TCP Port TCP service port The default setting is 37777 You can configure this parameter according to your actual...

Page 45: ...the added Recorder area If the remote Recorder that you want to add has the same IP address and TCP port with the existing added Recorder then this Recorder cannot be added indicates connection is successful indicates connection failed To delete an added Recorder select it and then click Delete to modify the information of an added Recorder click or double click the Recorder 3 6 3 Modifying IP Add...

Page 46: ...d of manual mode and auto mode You can also enable or disable the snapshot function Auto The recording starts automatically according to the record type and recording time as configured in the recording schedule Manual Keep general recording for 24 hours for the selected channel Manual recording operation requires the user have the permission to access STORAGE settings Check to ensure the HDD inst...

Page 47: ...Off Select the recording mode including Manual Auto and Stop Manual Top priority When the Manual check box is selected the system keeps general recording for 24 hours for the corresponding channel Auto The system starts recording according to the record type such as general alarm motion detect and system alarm and recording time Off Do not record Enable Off Enable or disable the scheduled snapshot...

Page 48: ...ble 3 6 Table 3 6 Pre record parameters description Parameter Description Channel Select a channel to configure the corresponding recording schedule If you configure the same setting for all channels select All Pre record Start recording from 0s to 30s before the alarm event occurs If you enter 0 seconds there will be no pre recording Configure the recording time period 1 Click Setting correspondi...

Page 49: ...nd select the recording channel 3 Click OK to return to the Record interface Click OK Click Copy to copy the settings to other channels 3 8 2 Configuring Snapshot Schedule You can configure the storage schedule for taking the snapshot Preparation The snapshot function is enabled for the corresponding channel For details see 3 7 Configuring Record Procedure Click SETTING STORAGE SCHEDULE Snapshot T...

Page 50: ...d for taking snapshots 1 Click Setting The Period interface is displayed See Figure 3 20 Period 2 Select the snapshot type and weekday and configure the period for taking snapshot 3 Click OK to return to the Snapshot interface Click OK ...

Page 51: ...ameters description No Name Description 1 Live channels See 4 1 2 Live Channels 2 Start Talk See 4 1 3 Voice Talk 3 Instant Record Click Instant Record the recording type switches to Manual and the icon turns to click Instant Record again to switch the record type back to Auto This function is only supported by main stream 4 Local Playback Plays back the video file dav stored on the PC Click Local...

Page 52: ... time to be the priority according to your actual requirement Select to split the live window as necessary 6 PTZ See 4 1 4 PTZ Control 4 1 2 Live Channels Display the list of monitoring channels Monitoring channels Operations in Monitoring Channels Click any monitoring channel to display its live video See Figure 4 3 Live video Table 4 2 Video monitoring window parameters description ...

Page 53: ... Area zoom in Click the icon and then draw a box at any area to zoom in the selected part Right click or click the icon again to restore to the original status Close Close the live view in the window Bit Rate The system supports switching between main stream and sub stream in real time monitoring window See Figure 4 4 Bit rate 4 1 3 Voice Talk You can do the two way voice talk between the Device a...

Page 54: ...rder toward eight directions up down Left right left up right up left down right down Speed function controls the movement speed The larger the value is the faster the PTZ moves Click to display or hide the PTZ settings and PTZ menu functions PTZ Console 4 1 4 2 PTZ You can configure scan preset tour pattern and auxiliary functions For details see Figure 4 7 and Table 4 3 ...

Page 55: ...ion In the PTZ setup list select Preset and then move the camera to the direction that you want to monitor 1 Click Preset and control the PTZ console to turn the camera to the target monitoring direction 2 In the Preset box enter the preset value 3 Click Add to complete adding preset 4 In the Preset box enter the preset value and then click Go to the camera moves to the location of preset Click De...

Page 56: ...tup list Click Light Click On to turn on the light and click Off to turn off the light Using Flip function Select and click Flip if you want to flip display the video image Reset Click Reset to reset the PTZ POFE If you select this PTZ will automatically turn to certain fixed position after device on To make this function work you need to configure preset 2 first and then turn on the device and en...

Page 57: ...g screen Table 4 5 OSD menu parameters description Parameter Description Camera Move the pointer to Camera and then click OK to enter the sub menu of Camera You can configure the camera parameters such as image exposure backlight white balance day night zoom and focus PTZ Move the pointer to PTZ Setup and then click OK to enter the sub menu of PTZ Setup You can configure the PTZ parameters such as...

Page 58: ...ideo sections 5 Sync With Sync selected when you click in the progress bar to play back the recordings the playback time of other channels will sync with the selected channel in the following ways If the playback time of other channels is before the time of the selected channel other channels will speed up the playback till synced with the selected channel If the playback time of other channels is...

Page 59: ...this icon to jump to the previous frame You need to pause the playback before using play by frame Next frame Click this icon to play the next frame You need to pause the playback before using play by frame Slow playback Click this icon to adjust the slow playback speed Click to start slow playback Fast playback Click this icon to adjust the fast playback speed Click to start fast playback 4 2 2 Pl...

Page 60: ...Name Select the date for searching for the video recordings and set the corresponding channel as needed Select a date with video recordings and the channel window Click File list The video recordings are displayed in the list File list Set the start time of the file to be searched for and then click The recording files are displayed Double click the video recordings to start playback ...

Page 61: ...e and end time and then click to clip and save the section during this period Clip and save The system displays a downloading progress bar After the download is completed the clipped video files are saved in the RecordDownload folder by default You can also change the path as needed Click to stop downloading the recordings Viewing Alarm Info You can view the alarm information during a fixed period...

Page 62: ...54 Alarm info Click Backup to back up the obtained alarm information to a local directory You need to install relevant controls before backup ...

Page 63: ...ration Click Default to restore to factory default settings Configuring Alarm Event Settings Alarm information settings include the setting of video detection alarm input abnormality and alarm output 5 1 1 Configuring Video Detect Settings Video detection includes motion detection video loss and tampering This function detects the abnormal changes and triggers alarms 5 1 1 1 Configuring Motion Det...

Page 64: ...any one of the four regions triggers alarm the channel that houses the region will give alarm 4 Click OK Configure alarm linkage parameters Table 5 1 Alarm linkage parameters Parameter Description Delay When an alarm ends the alarm recording will stop after a period of delay Alarm output Connect with an alarm device such as an alarm light or siren on the alarm output interface click Setting to set...

Page 65: ...ore and select the corresponding check box to trigger a pop up message in your local host PC when an alarm event occurs Buzzer Click More and select the corresponding check box to trigger a buzzer noise on the device when an alarm event occurs Log Click More and select the corresponding check box to enable the device to create a local alarm log when an alarm event occurs Send email Click More and ...

Page 66: ... On the main web interface select ALARM Video Detection Video Tampering The Video Tampering interface is displayed Video Tampering Select Channel and select Enable to enable the video tampering detect function for the channel Set the sensitivity of detection The higher the sensitivity the easier it is to detect a moving object but the false alarm rate might increase Configure alarm linkage paramet...

Page 67: ...alarm signal is disconnected normally The alarm is triggered when alarm signal is connected NC The alarm signal is connected normally The alarm is canceled when alarm signal is disconnected Overlay Select the Overlay check box to overlay alarm names onto channel images Trigger If the Event Type is Local Alarm configure this parameter If the alarm signal is 12V 24V voltage select High as the trigge...

Page 68: ...e alarm linkage tour is finished the Live interface returns to the window split mode as before the alarm occurs Anti dither Click More to set the anti dither time The system records only one alarm input event during this period Show message Click More and select the corresponding check box to trigger a pop up message in your local host PC when an alarm event occurs Buzzer Click More and select the...

Page 69: ...prevail Lower Than Select Disk tab and if the Event Type is Low Space configure this parameter You can set the percentage of Disk remaining space When Disk remaining space is lower than this percentage an alarm will occur Login Attempt Select User tab and if the Event Type is Illegal Login configure this parameter The maximum number of allowed password input errors during user login If the number ...

Page 70: ...en an alarm event occurs the system links the alarm device to trigger an alarm Latch Click Setting under Alarm Out to set the latch Set a length of time during which the device continues alarm output after the alarm ends Show message Click More and select the corresponding check box to trigger a pop up message in your local host PC when an alarm event occurs Send email Click More and select the co...

Page 71: ...ut port indicates there is an alarm output and indicates there is not Configuring AI Settings AI features include DSM face detection face recognition alarm upload plate number detection and passenger flow measurement Only when the AI feature is enabled and set can the corresponding function take effect 5 2 1 DSM DSM alarms mainly include drowsy driving distracted driving calling when driving drive...

Page 72: ...m h within 5 s the Recorder will compare driver face against the DSM face database If the last driver face is not in the DSM face database there is an ID exception warning once the vehicle starts to run driving speed hits 30 km h Substitution Driving An alarm is triggered when the driver is changed on the road The drivers must be in the DSM face database Otherwise there might be an ID exception al...

Page 73: ...the rule type is Smoking The range is 1s 60s Duration of acceleration when camera is shielded Setting is necessary when the rule type is Lens Tampering The range is 1s 60s Click OK 5 2 2 Face Detection and Recognition 5 2 2 1 Face Detection The system can analyze and process the video images collected by cameras and detect whether there are faces in the video images You can find the videos with de...

Page 74: ...than the maximum size will not be detected The maximum size cannot be smaller than the minimum size Region Click Setting Set up the face detection region Buzzer Click More and select Buzzer Activate a buzzing sound when an alarm is triggered System log Click More and select Log Record face detection log information in the system log Click OK 5 2 2 1 2 AI Search You can set up search parameters and...

Page 75: ...deo file that the image belongs to Double click the playback interface to switch between full screen and small screen Optional Back up files 1 Select files and click Backup The Export interface is displayed See Figure 5 10 2 Select the backup address path backup type and file type and click Export File backup is completed Export 1 5 2 2 2 Face Recognition ...

Page 76: ...brary includes creating a face library adding face images and modeling faces You can create up to 20 face libraries and register up to15MB face images To protect privacy the faces in the images have been blurred intentionally The default face library DSM of the system is used to receive the driver s face information issued by the platform The library does not support adding deleting or modifying D...

Page 77: ...ied and removed on the Recorder Click Add The Add interface is displayed See Figure 5 12 Add Enter Face Library Name and click Save The face library is saved successfully and the FACE LIBRARY 2 interface is displayed See Figure 5 13 Click the corresponding in the face library list to modify the face library name ...

Page 78: ...face library and single add and batch import are both supported Both single add and batch import require to obtain face images from the USB flash drive Images should be smaller than 256K with resolution from 200 200 through 6000 5000 Single Add You can add face images one by one When registering a small number of face images use this method On the main web interface select AI Database FACE LIBRARY...

Page 79: ...ails 1 Click Register ID The Register ID interface is displayed See Figure 5 15 Register ID 1 Click to add face photos Select a picture and fill in registration information For system display see Figure 5 16 ...

Page 80: ...Modeling it means that the system is extracting the feature attributes of the photo Click Search to refresh the interface and Modeling succeeded is displayed If modeling fails the photo cannot be used for face recognition Details 2 Batch Add If there are many face images to be registered you can use the batch add function to import face images in batch ...

Page 81: ... the numbers 1 for ID card 2 for passport and 3 for military officer passport ID No Fill in the ID number Address Enter the corresponding residence address On the face library details interface click Batch register The Batch register interface is displayed See Figure 5 18 Batch register Click Select file up to 500 images at a time or Select a folder to select a file path to import the images Click...

Page 82: ...ect Enable to enable the face recognition function Select the type Only AI by Device is supported Set face library 1 Click The Face Library interface is displayed See Figure 5 20 Face library 2 Select one or more face libraries to be added 3 Click Save The face library information is displayed Optional Double click the number under Similarity to modify the face recognition similarity ...

Page 83: ...the faces in the face library and play back the recordings On the main web interface select AI AI Search Face Recognition The Face Recognition interface is displayed See Figure 5 21 Face recognition 3 Select the channel start time and end time and select face recognition details such as gender age glasses beard face mask expression and similarity as needed Click Search The search results are displ...

Page 84: ...nterface to switch between full screen and small screen Optional Back up files 1 Select files and click Backup The Export interface is displayed See Figure 5 23 2 Select the backup address path backup type and file type and click Export File backup is completed Export 2 5 2 2 3 Alarm Upload Enable alarm upload to upload face detection and face recognition data to the platform ...

Page 85: ...der can take snapshots of car plates On the Recorder configure the area where number plate recognition works Also you can search for the car plate and play the corresponding video recording 5 2 3 1 Number Plate Detection Configure number plate detection region and its alarm settings Procedure On the main interface select AI Parameters Plate No The Plate No interface is displayed ...

Page 86: ...al Within the interval camera will not take snapshot of one plate twice 5 Frame Rate Video image frames per second 6 Plate When the plate state is blurry in the plate recognition region use this state information automatically Set buzzer alarm to give out reminding Click More and select Buzzer To record plate recognition click More and select Log Click OK 5 2 3 2 Number Plate Recording Search Sear...

Page 87: ...sults are displayed See Figure 5 27 Smart search results Select the plate item you want to view Click to play corresponding video recording Double click video recording image to switch playing between full screen and partial screen Export files 1 Select files and click Copy The Export interface is displayed See Figure 5 28 ...

Page 88: ... Passenger Flow Measurement Select the Enable check box to enable the function Select the specific camera channel from the Binding CH column to bind to the corresponding alarm in channel in the Alarm In CH column The alarm in channels are connected to the doors for detecting door open and close For example if the alarm in Channel 3 is connected to the front door and bound to Camera 3 overlooking t...

Page 89: ... passenger flow measurement Backing up File You can back up video recordings and images On the main web interface click BACKUP Backup 1 Configure parameters For details see Table 5 7 Table 5 7 Backup parameters ...

Page 90: ...ckup type including download by file and download by time Start time Set the file backup period End time File format Select the backup file format including DAV and MP4 Record type Select the record type including external alarm motion detect all alarms normal record picture and all Click Search The obtained files are displayed Select the file that you want to back up and click Backup Backup 2 Cli...

Page 91: ... configure live audio device tour and video mirror settings 5 4 1 Configuring Live Audio On the main web interface click DISPLAY Display Click Enable to enable the live audio See Figure 5 33 After enabling AV VGA and HDMI are switched to single screen and the preview sound is output normally If it is not enabled AV VGA and HDMI are switched to single screen and preview sound will not be output But...

Page 92: ... Layout The window split modes include single screen and 4 screen Click Add The Add Group interface is displayed See Figure 5 34 Add group Select the channel and click OK Repeat Step 4 Step 5 to add multiple channel groups in tour Click OK Select a channel group and click Modify to modify the channel group and channel sequence Select a channel group and click Delete to delete it Select a channel g...

Page 93: ... Steps Click Display TV Adjustment on WEB main interface TV Adjustment Select Enable and configure the margin and brightness value Click OK to finish TV adjustment configuration 5 4 4 Configuring Video Mirror Settings On the main web interface click DISPLAY Video Mirror The Video Mirror interface is displayed See Figure 5 36 Video mirror ...

Page 94: ...yed Image Select a channel Configure parameters Table 5 9 Image property parameters Parameter Description Saturation Adjust the color purity Adjust the saturation according to the actual situation The bigger the value the more colorful the image will become Brightness Adjust the image brightness in a linear manner The bigger the value the brighter the image will become Contrast Adjust the contrast...

Page 95: ...arameters Table 5 10 Encode parameters Parameter Description Smart Codec Enabling Smart Codec helps compress the images more and reduce the storage space Video enable Enable the sub stream Record type The record type of main stream is permanently fixed as General and cannot be changed General motion detect and alarm use the general stream configurations for recording Code stream type Sub stream ty...

Page 96: ... monitoring environment But the maximum bit rate value changes around the configured value Select Custom to configure bit rate value manually Reference bit rate The system recommends the optimal bit rate range according to the resolution and frame rate settings Audio enable Click More to enable the audio If the corresponding check box is selected the video recordings are audio and video combined s...

Page 97: ...ideo detection and abnormality are triggered Size Select a resolution for the captured images Quality The image quality and there are six levels in total Interval Interval of taking snapshots The maximum value you can set is 3600 seconds as an interval between two snapshots Click OK 5 5 2 3 Configuring Overlay Settings You can configure the title of video image overlay Select SETTING CAMERA ENCODE...

Page 98: ... the GPS Display check box the Setting button is displayed Then click Setting on the right of the GPS Display and then drag it to a proper location Click OK 5 5 2 4 Storage Path You can configure the storage path of captured snapshots and video recordings Select SETTING CAMERA ENCODE Storage Path The Storage Path interface is displayed Storage Path Click Browse to select the save path for snapshot...

Page 99: ... camera Select Setting CAMERA PoE in the main menu The PoE interface is displayed PoE Select PoE Reset and click OK to reset the camera with power but offline so that the camera can be online If the camera is still offline after reset for 3 times the system will not reset again When the total power of the cameras accessed through PoE exceeds the maximum power of the device the device will force th...

Page 100: ...e the ports of the device The revised settings take effect after device restart Proceed with caution Table 5 14 Connection parameters Parameter Description TCP port Transmission Control Protocol port The value is 37777 by default UDP port User Datagram Protocol port The value is 37778 by default You can enter the value as needed HTTP port Hyper Text Transfer Protocol port The value is 80 by defaul...

Page 101: ...main stream is 0 subtype 0 the sub stream is 1 subtype 1 For example if you request the sub stream of channel 2 from a certain device the URL should be rtsp admin admin_123 192 168 1 16 554 cam realmonitor channel 2 subty pe 1 If certification is not required there s no need to specify the user name and password Use the following format rtsp IP Address Port cam realmonitor channel 1 subtype 0 NTP ...

Page 102: ...rface is displayed Wi Fi Connect to Wi Fi Auto search 1 Click Search SSID In the SSID list all available wireless networks are listed including the information such as network name security type encryption type and signal intensity 2 Double click the Wi Fi you want to connect to enter the password and then click OK Add Wi Fi manually 1 Click Static Setting The Wi Fi interface is displayed ...

Page 103: ...atus After successful connection you can view the current hot spot IP address subnet mask and gateway in Wi Fi Working Info 5 6 2 2 Configuring Wi Fi Hot Spot The device can work as a hot spot to share the network connection to other terminals The terminals connected to the hot spot can log in to the device through host IP address 192 168 0 108 After login you can view videos on the device Select ...

Page 104: ...tings Preparation Make sure that the device is equipped with cellular module and inserted with SIM card from corresponding communication operators The dial number user name and password have been obtained from corresponding communication operators Procedure Select SETTING NETWORK Cellular The Cellular interface is displayed After cellular module is connected the module information and wireless sig...

Page 105: ...p APN select Customized AUTH Includes PAP CHAP and NO_AUTH protocols The system automatically recognizes and displays the enabled protocol Dial No Enter the dial number provided from the communication operator User name This parameter needs to be set up when AUTH is set to PAP or CHAP The system automatically recognizes the user name and password Password WLAN status After successful dial up all r...

Page 106: ...nonymous is selected the sender information is not displayed when sending an email User name Enter the user name and password of SMTP server Password Sender Sender s email address Encryption Type For authentication select NONE SSL or TLS Title You can enter no more than 63 characters in Chinese English and Arabic numerals Attachment If Attachment is enabled when an alarm takes place the system can...

Page 107: ... interval The value ranges from 30 minutes through 1440 minutes Email test Click Test to test if emails can be sent out and received as intended If the configuration is correct you would receive a test mail Before testing click OK Click OK 5 6 5 Configuring Auto Register Settings After successfully auto registered when the device is connected into the Internet it will report the current location t...

Page 108: ... of the following two ways Scan the QR code on the interface to download the app and register an account See App Operation Examples for details Log in to www gotop2p com and register an account and then add devices by device serial numbers See P2P Operation Manual for details Before using P2P make sure that the device is connected to the Internet Preparation The device is connected to the Internet...

Page 109: ...layed 2 Click initialize the device as needed and follow the instructions to connect the device To do so you can scan the device label or the serial number QR code of the device on the device page After scanning the device is added The serial number of the device is displayed in Serial Number section To review the monitoring screen of the device click Live 5 6 7 Configuring Operation Platform By c...

Page 110: ... basic information Select the processing strategy of stopping recording and overwriting earlier recordings when Disk is full Stop When all readable and writable Disk s are full and there is no extra free disk the recording stops Overwrite When all readable and writable Disk s are full and there is no extra free disk the new video recordings overwrites the old ones Set up the time length or file si...

Page 111: ...y You can only read data from SD card if set to read only disk Redundancy If the device is connected to two or more SD cards one of the SD cards can be set as the redundancy one for recording backup Select SD card and click Format to clear all data in the SD card Proceed with caution Storage device Click OK 5 7 3 Configuring FTP Settings Back up video recordings and images to the preset FTP File T...

Page 112: ... server Password Anonymous Select Anonymous if you want to log in to the server anonymously Remote directory Create a folder on FTP server If you leave it empty the system automatically creates folders based on IP time and channel If you enter a name for the remote directory the system creates a folder with the entered name under the FTP SFTP root directory first and then automatically creates fol...

Page 113: ...as per the snapshot interval You can change the Interval and Mode Channel Select the channel that you want to apply the FTP settings Day Select the week day and set the time period that you want to upload the recording files You can set two periods for each week Select the record type Alarm MD and General that you want to upload After selecting the corresponding recording type next to the correspo...

Page 114: ...mission will be encrypted Related devices or software shall support video decryption Private Protocol Authentication Mode You are recommended to select the Security Mode Click OK 5 8 1 2 Configuring HTTPS Settings Through creating server certificate or downloading root certificate and setting port number the PC can log in to the device via HTTPS to ensure the security of communication data and gua...

Page 115: ... download root certificate Click SETTING SYSTEM SECURITY HTTPS The HTTPS interface is displayed Click Download Certificate The Download Certificate interface is displayed Click Open The Certificate interface is displayed Click Install Certificate The Certificate Import Wizard interface is displayed Click Next The Certificate Store interface is displayed Click Next The Completing Certificate Import...

Page 116: ...erface is displayed xx xx xx xx corresponds to your device IP address or domain name Port corresponds to your HTTPS port If the default value is 443 do not enter port Just enter https xx xx xx xx to visit 5 8 2 Configuring Vehicle Settings You can set the vehicle speed and position report 5 8 2 1 Configuring Speed Settings Click SETTING SYSTEM VEHICLE SPEED The SPEED interface is displayed Speed C...

Page 117: ...ice Auto The Device Auto interface is displayed Position report device auto 2 Configure parameters Table 5 21 Device auto report parameters Parameter Description Report interval When the vehicle ACC status is on the system reports the position to platform according to the configured report interval report distance and inflexion angle The system reports vehicle position to platform as long as one o...

Page 118: ...ee Table 5 22 Serial port setting parameters description Parameters Description Serial Port Function Select the corresponding protocol Console Upgrades programs and debug by suing the serial interface and mini terminal software GPS Used for data communication with GPS module and firmware update etc Light Box External vehicle light box used to judge the device status such as recording status by the...

Page 119: ...ser account authority it is recommended to give lower authority to common user accounts than advanced user account User and User Group You can manage the accounts by user and user group and the names cannot be repeated You can set up to 64 users and 20 groups The default groups User and Admin cannot be deleted You can modify the authority of a user in group authorities However the authorities of t...

Page 120: ...n User name Enter the user name and password and conform the password Password Confirm password Group Select a group for the user User MAC Enter user MAC address that is allowed to log in to the device Memo Enter a description of the user Period Click Setting to set a valid period The user is only allowed to log in to the device in the set period ...

Page 121: ...erface click The Modify interface is displayed Modify user Select the Modify Password check box and then enter old password new password and confirm password in corresponding boxes Select the authority including system playback and real time monitoring authorities Click OK The new password can be set to 8 characters through 32 characters and contains at least two types from number letter and speci...

Page 122: ...face is displayed Group Click Add The Add interface is displayed Add group Set group name and memo A group name consists of letters numbers and special characters including _ Select the authority including system playback and real time monitoring authorities Select All to select all authorities in the category Click OK Click to modify the corresponding group information click to delete the group ...

Page 123: ...ctual interface of the device The QR code in this document is for reference only Scanning the same QR code leads to two security codes at most To get another security code refresh the QR code interface Use the security code within 24 hours after you receive it Otherwise it will become invalid Wrong security code entered for up to five times will cause the admin account locked for five minutes In t...

Page 124: ...116 password according to the security level indication Click OK The system prompts successful operation You can use the new password to log in to the device ...

Page 125: ...igure 6 1 Version Upgrading System Firmware You can import the upgrade files to upgrade the firmware The upgrade file should be a bin file During upgrade do not disconnect from power and network and restart or shut down the device Upgrading the wrong file might result in the device not working properly Click SETTING SYSTEM Update The Update interface is displayed ...

Page 126: ...e system programs select Main for the chiplist To upgrade the MCU firmware programs select MCU for the chiplist Click Browse and select the update files you want to use Click Update The system starts upgrading You should log in to the web interface again after upgrading ...

Page 127: ...Handle problems in a timely manner Back up your configuration of the system regularly Restart the device regularly Upgrade firmware in a timely manner Viewing System Information You can view device version information logs network information Disk information channel information and satellite information For version information see 6 1Viewing System Version 7 2 1 Viewing Log You can search view an...

Page 128: ...The Network interface is displayed See Figure 7 2 Click Refresh and the latest network information is displayed Network information 7 2 3 Viewing Disk Information You can view the HDD information of the device including Disk name location and health Click SETTING System Info Disk The Disk interface is displayed See Figure 7 3 Click Refresh and the latest Disk information is displayed Disk informat...

Page 129: ...state indicates Normal but does not position within five minutes the GPS module automatically resets and repositions When the positioning information is obtained again the GPS module reset times is up to 20 or the device is restarted you can view the GPS module reset records in the log When the GPS module is short circuited for more than 10 seconds the module state is abnormal and the GPS module i...

Page 130: ...hat time point Select Monday to Sunday set the device restart time and the device will restart automatically at that time point every week If Sunday and 01 00 are selected the device will restart automatically at 1 00 every Sunday Click OK 7 3 2 Configuring Auto Start After configuring auto start the device starts automatically at the scheduled time point If you turn the vehicle key to ACC before ...

Page 131: ...y and set the time The system will shut down as per the ACC power off time and auto start setting Select Every Day for Auto Shutdown System and then enter the specific time Click OK 7 3 4 Delay for Auto Shutdown After configuring delay for auto shutdown when ACC is disconnected the device shuts down as per the settings of delay for auto shutdown If you enter a delay value that is not 0 the device ...

Page 132: ...When the device is abnormal you can quickly restore the configurations by importing the profile 7 4 2 1 Backing Up Files Export the configurations of the device locally Select SETTING SYSTEM Import Export The Import Export interface is displayed Import export 1 Click Export and select the path to save the profile 7 4 2 2 Importing Files You can use the backed up configurations to quickly configure...

Page 133: ...s importing the configurations and restart the device after importing is completed 7 4 3 Restoring to Default You can restore the system to default configurations or the factory default Only the user with the default upgrade authorities can do this The corresponding functions will be restored to the factory settings and your current configurations will be lost Proceed with caution Click SETTING SY...

Page 134: ...stem restarts After the device is restarted the system will restore to factory defaults and the device requires initialization again Proceed with caution When there is a user operating on the Local interface restoring to factory defaults cannot be performed until the local user logs out Reboot prompt 1 Reboot prompt 2 Network Sniffer The packet data can be provided to the developers or engineers t...

Page 135: ...ress that you want to filter Click Start The system starts the sniffer and the data will be stored to the external backup device Click Stop The Prompt dialog box is displayed See Figure 7 14 Prompt Click OK or Cancel Click OK to download the files locally Viewed those files in the storage path click Cancel to stop downloading ...

Page 136: ...128 8 Operating by DSS Beside from web you can also remotely log in to the Recorder from Digital Surveillance System DSS For details see the manual of DSS ...

Page 137: ...es from a local source 3 Q The interface shows that no SIM card is detected A Possible causes SIM card not inserted Micro SIM card reversely inserted with its notch facing outward Follow instructions on the label to insert the SIM card SIM card is damaged 4 Q DVR cannot boot up properly A Possible causes The input power is not correct the input voltage is too low or too high Poor contact in the in...

Page 138: ... distorted A Possible causes NTSC and PAL settings are not correct and the image becomes black and white Recorder and monitor resistance is not compatible Video network transmission distance is too far or transmission line signal attenuation is too much NVR color or brightness settings are not correct 10 Q No recorded video can be found in local playback A Possible causes Poor contact between the ...

Page 139: ...ing first and then begin backup Backup Recorder is not compatible Backup Recorder is damaged The backup Recorder features high power and needs separate power supply 16 Q Alarm function does not work A Possible causes Alarm setting is not correct Alarm cable connection is not correct Alarm input signal is not correct There are two loops connected to one alarm Recorder 17 Q Messy channel display A P...

Page 140: ... Q 3G 4G platform is not online A Possible causes Check if 3G 4G dial up is normal Check if local active registration is correctly set up Check if the sever terminal is correctly set up 21 Q No GPS data A Possible causes Check if the GPS antenna is connected as intended Make sure the GPS antenna is in a place where signals are not blocked 22 Q GPS drifting and produces speed for no reason A Possib...

Page 141: ...ol Change the status of the check box Click the combo box the drop down list is displayed In text box click the corresponding button on the panel to enter a numeral punctuation English character small capitalized or Chinese Left click the symbol on the panel to complete value input represents backspace and represents space In English input mode Click to enter a space and click to delete the previo...

Page 142: ...the number of channels of the Recorder PTZ control color setting recording search recording control alarm output and main menu To use PTZ control and color setting apply to the images corresponding to the pointer If it was multi image mode before settings the system auto switches to the single images of corresponding channels first Do not save the setting and exit the current menu Wheel button In ...

Page 143: ... number Demand time length hour HDD capacity occupied per hour M hour Recording time calculation formula Recording time hour HDD total capacity M HDD capacity occupied per hour M hour Channel number The Recorder adopts MPEG4 H 264 compression technology which features a large dynamic range Therefore when calculating HDD capacity you should accord to the bit rate to evaluate the file size generated...

Page 144: ...et and implement well done access control permission and key management to prevent unauthorized personnel from carrying out physical contacts such as damaging hardware unauthorized connection of removable device such as USB flash disk serial port etc 2 Change Passwords Regularly We suggest that you change passwords regularly to reduce the risk of being guessed or cracked 3 Set and Update Passwords...

Page 145: ...rs we suggest that you check online users regularly to see if the device is logged in without authorization Check device log By viewing the logs you can know the IP addresses that were used to log in to your devices and their key operations 12 Network Log Due to the limited storage capacity of the device the stored log is limited If you need to save the log for a long time it is recommended that y...

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