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9.2 Motion Detection

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9.3 Tampering Detection

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9.4 Human Body Detection

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9.5 Video Loss

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9.6 Alert

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9.7 Buzzer

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9.8 People Present Alarm

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9.9 One-Key Disarming

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9.10 Alarm-Triggered Actions

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9.11 Manual Alarm

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10 VCA

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10.1 VCA Configuration

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11 Network Configuration

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11.1 Basic Configuration

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11.2 Platform Configuration

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11.3 Advanced Configuration

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12 Disk Configuration

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12.1 Disk Management

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12.2 Array Configuration

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12.3 Disk Group

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12.4 Space Allocation

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12.5 Advanced Configuration

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13 System Configuration

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13.1 Basic Configuration

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13.2 Time Configuration

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13.3 Serial Configuration

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13.4 User Configuration

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13.5 Security Configuration

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13.6 Hot Spare Configuration

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Summary of Contents for GV-SNVR3203

Page 1: ...GV SNVR3203 GV SNVR6403 User s Manual User s Manual SNVR U UM A ...

Page 2: ...ntal or consequential damages arising from the use of the information or products contained herein Features and specifications are subject to change without notice GeoVision Inc 9F No 246 Sec 1 Neihu Rd Neihu District Taipei Taiwan Tel 886 2 8797 8377 Fax 886 2 8797 8335 http www geovision com tw Trademarks used in this manual GeoVision the GeoVision logo and GV series products are trademarks of G...

Page 3: ... contains at least 8 characters from two of the four types upper case letter lower case letter special character digit To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law the product described with its hardware software firmware and documents is provided on an as is basis Best effort has been made to verify the integrity and correctness of the contents in this manual but no statement information or ...

Page 4: ...n before using this product for surveillance purposes We shall not be held responsible for any consequences resulting from illegal operations of the device The illustrations in this manual are for reference only and may vary depending on the version or model The screenshots in this manual may have been customized to meet specific requirements and user preferences As a result some of the examples a...

Page 5: ...azardous situations and use the product properly Symbol Description WARNING Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in bodily injury or death CAUTION Indicates a situation which if not avoided could result in damage data loss or malfunction to product NOTE Indicates useful or supplemental information about the use of product ...

Page 6: ...Preparation 10 2 2 Device Login 10 2 3 Wizard 12 3 Live View 15 3 1 Live View Status 15 3 2 Sequence Operation 19 3 3 Zoom 21 3 4 Image Configuration 21 3 5 Preview Configuration 22 4 Channel Configuration 24 4 1 Channel Management 24 4 2 OSD Configuration 36 4 3 Image Configuration 38 4 4 Privacy Mask Configuration 44 5 PTZ Control 46 5 1 PTZ Control Window and PTZ Management Window 46 ...

Page 7: ...ding and Snapshot 61 6 6 Manual Recording and Snapshot 63 6 7 Holiday Recording and Snapshot 63 7 Playback 66 7 1 Instant Playback 66 7 2 Playback Toolbar 67 7 3 Playback by Camera and Date 69 7 4 Playback in Corridor Mode 70 7 5 Playback by Tag 70 7 6 Playback by Motion Detection 71 7 7 Playback by Video Loss 72 7 8 Playback by Smart Search 72 7 9 Playback by External File 73 7 10 Playback by Ima...

Page 8: ...rk Configuration 105 11 1 Basic Configuration 105 11 2 Platform Configuration 110 11 3 Advanced Configuration 111 12 Disk Configuration 118 12 1 Disk Management 118 12 2 Array Configuration 119 12 3 Disk Group 123 12 4 Space Allocation 124 12 5 Advanced Configuration 125 13 System Configuration 126 13 1 Basic Configuration 126 13 2 Time Configuration 127 13 3 Serial Configuration 128 13 4 User Con...

Page 9: ...matic Maintenance 142 14 7 System Upgrade 143 14 8 Hard Disk Detection 144 14 9 One Click Collect 145 15 Shutdown 146 Part II Web Based Operations 147 1 Before You Begin 147 2 Login 148 3 Live View 149 4 Playback 151 5 Configuration 153 Appendix A Typical Applications 154 Typical Application 1 154 Typical Application 2 155 Appendix B Acronyms 156 Appendix C FAQs 157 ...

Page 10: ...VR locally or on the Web interface In this manual the terms IP camera and IPC refer to the same thing network camera which requires a connection to the network And the IP device mentioned in this manual refers to an IP camera also known as network camera ...

Page 11: ... is delivered with a remote control you may also control your NVR by pressing the front panel buttons or using the remote control The NVR has an embedded web server and allows web based operations To do this you need a PC that has a network connection to the NVR and is installed with a web browser You just need to navigate to the NVR s IP address and log in to the Web interface like you log in to ...

Page 12: ...the default username admin and password 123456 for your first login CAUTION The default password is intended only for the first login and should be changed to a strong one containing at least nine characters including letters digits and special characters after your first login to ensure security 1 Right click anywhere in the window and then choose Menu The login dialog box is displayed 2 Select t...

Page 13: ...d in this manual are performed with a mouse by the right hand See 1 2 2 Mouse Operations for details 1 2 1 Overview 1 2 1 1 GV SNVR3203 GV SNVR6403 Front View 1 2 3 4 No Name Description 1 LED Indicators See 1 2 4 Front Panel LED Indicators 2 Front Panel Buttons See 1 2 3 Front Panel Buttons 3 USB 2 0 Ports Connects to a keyboard mouse or USB flash drive ...

Page 14: ...ton at the rear panel See 1 2 1 2 GV SNVR3203 GV SNVR6403 Rear View 1 2 1 2 GV SNVR3203 GV SNVR6403 Rear View 2 4 6 3 5 7 8 9 11 12 13 10 1 No Name Description 1 Grounding Screw Fixes the NVR to the ground 2 Network Ports Connects to the network 3 Audio Line Out Port Connects to a speaker 4 Audio Line In Port Connects to a microphone 5 HDMI Output Ports Connects to HD TVs 6 eSATA Port Connects to ...

Page 15: ...Connects to a PTZ camera 11 Alarm In Out Ports Connects to alarm input output devices 12 Power Input Connects to power supply 13 Power Button Turns the system on or off Note 1 HDMI output ports do not support for audio output on the connected monitors 2 One 4K video output HDMI and two 1080p video outputs HDMI VGA are supported ...

Page 16: ...d Double click Enter or exit full screen mode in live view Drag Draw or move a rectangle on the screen for example a motion detection area Right button Click Show the shortcut menu Exit zoom Exit the current window when Cancel or Exit is displayed Wheel Scroll up or down Scroll up or down a list or a window or zoom in or out on a playback progress bar Long press Restore to lowest resolution ...

Page 17: ...he main menu Switch to the next tab on the screen or switch the input method Auxiliary function button Exit the current window The 4 arrows Switch windows or menu items or control rotation directions of a PTZ camera when the PTZ toolbar is closed PTZ stands for pan tilt and zoom OK button Confirm an operation or start pause the playback ...

Page 18: ...ual recording Enter 4 G H or I or enter the PTZ control interface Enter 5 J K or L or switch the screen layout in live view or playback mode Enter 6 M N or O or enable or disable arming Enter 7 P Q R or S or take a snapshot Enter 8 T U or V Enter 9 W X Y or Z Enter 0 or a space Delete Switch the input method Auxiliary function button ...

Page 19: ...e 1 4 Front Panel LED Indicators LED Description RUN Steady on Normal Blinking Starting up NET Steady on Connected to network GUARD Steady on Arming is enabled HD Blinking Reading or writing data Steady on No disk disk abnormal ALM Steady on Device alarm occurred CLOUD Not functional ...

Page 20: ... the rear panel of the NVR Verify that the hard disk s are correctly installed For detailed steps to install a hard disk please refer to the quick guide shipped with your NVR 2 2 Device Login The login page appears after the NVR starts up 1 Enter the default admin password 123456 click Login and then click Yes to change the password ...

Page 21: ...11 2 Change the password into a strong one then click OK 3 Set the unlock pattern or alternatively click Skip NOTE To disable unlock pattern click System User See 13 3 User Configuration for details ...

Page 22: ...to complete the most basic setup The following page appears after your login 1 Enable or disable the wizard as needed and then click Next You may also click 2 Select the time zone date and time format set the system time and then click Next ...

Page 23: ...13 3 Complete network configuration and then click Next 4 Select the devices to add in the discovered device list click Add and then click Yes to complete configuration ...

Page 24: ...ails The devices added can get online and start live view only if the device password is default if not you need to enter the correct device password If the desired device is not in the device list you may add it in a preview window or under Camera Camera Camera see 4 1 1 Adding an IP Device ...

Page 25: ...g Two way audio 3 1 1 Window Toolbar Icon Description Available for PTZ cameras only Click to display the PTZ control window Set mount mode and display mode for fisheye camera This icon appears only for fisheye cameras Record live video in the window to the hard disk Click to stop recording Click to play video recorded during the past 5 minutes and 30 seconds Zoom in on an area of interest Click t...

Page 26: ...top The sound volume is adjustable Note Correct audio input and output connections are required Click to turn on audio Click to turn off audio The sound volume is adjustable Note When you turn on audio in the current window audio of the previous window will be turned off 3 1 2 Screen Toolbar Icon Description Click to access the main menu Select the screen layout Previous or next screen Start or st...

Page 27: ...ck this icon to edit basic network settings Rest the mouse pointer on it to view the date Or click this icon to edit time settings Click to automatically hide the toolbar or click to lock 3 1 3 Shortcut Menu A shortcut menu as shown below appears when you right click in a window Some menu items are described in Shortcut Menu Description ...

Page 28: ... to Camera Net Config and Backup Single Window Multi Window Display different live view layout Corridor Choose a corridor mode Corridor mode can also be set in the Preview Windows drop down list under System Preview To display images in corridor mode the camera must be installed correctly rotated 90 clockwise or counterclockwise and then use the Image Rotation parameter under Camera Image to rotat...

Page 29: ...ng standard soft bright and vivid Manual Manual settings include manual recording manual snapshot manual alarm and buzzer 3 2 Sequence Operation The sequence operation requires you to configure the screen layout windows linked cameras and the sequence interval This example describes how to configure sequence for five cameras based on a 4 window screen layout 1 Click 4 Windows on the screen toolbar...

Page 30: ...ence starts by displaying four windows on the first screen and then the fifth on the second at the set interval NOTE The default sequence interval is eight seconds and can be set under System Preview You may drag video to the desired window on the screen ...

Page 31: ...n and out 3 Right click to exit zoom 3 4 Image Configuration Adjust image settings to get optimal images from a camera 1 Click the window and then click on the window toolbar 2 Select a mode from the drop down list according to the surveillance scenario and then adjust contrast hue saturation and brightness as needed The settings available may vary with device model 3 Click OK to save the settings...

Page 32: ...seconds will restore the default resolution 3 5 1 Preview Configuration Each preview window window for short links to a camera By default window 1 links to camera D1 window 2 links to camera D2 and so on You may want to change the link to display live video from a camera in another specified window The following example describes how to link window 1 to camera D2 and link window 2 to camera D1 Ste...

Page 33: ...left Now D1 appears in window 2 Click Apply to save the settings 3 5 2 Advanced Configuration Click the Advanced tab and then select Sub Stream First so the NVR uses the sub stream to establish live video from multiple cameras simultaneously This function is disabled by default ...

Page 34: ... start make sure the IP devices are connected to your NVR via network CAUTION An IP device should be connected to one NVR only An IP device managed by multiple NVRs may cause unwanted issues 4 1 1 Adding an IP Device This section provides multiple options to add an IP device Choose one as appropriate Option 1 1 Click Camera Camera Camera The system automatically searches for IP devices and lists t...

Page 35: ...ete other settings and then click Add You may also click Search Segment and add discovered cameras in the list Click Click to add the camera Option 2 1 Click in a window 2 Select the desired IP device and then click OK Option 3 Use this option to add an IP device that is connected to a different router for example when the NVR and the IP device are connected across the Internet NOTE First you need...

Page 36: ...MyDDNS A On the IP device s Web interface go to Setup Network DDNS enable DDNS select MyDDNS set a domain name and get the server address NOTE After setting the domain name check that you can use the device address to access the IP device s Web interface Make sure the MyDDNS server and the NVR are connected ping the MyDDNS server from the NVR B On the NVR Select a protocol enter the above mentione...

Page 37: ...for Protocol the port is the mapped external RTSP port of the IP device Do not add an IP device to an NVR using different methods e g IP and MyDDNS at the same time When an IP device is added by MyDDNS domain name NO IP or DynDNS or IP public IP public port and it is not connected to the same router as the NVR alarm is configurable but alarm push is not available Option 4 Use this option only when...

Page 38: ...t Custom from the Protocol drop down list and then click the Protocol button in the lower left corner 4 In the Protocol window name the protocol enter the RTSP port number select a transmission protocol input the resource paths and then click Apply ...

Page 39: ...ra Camera Click to edit settings including the protocol IP address port number username and password The IP Address field displays the IP address that the current channel links to and you may change the address so the channel links to another device The username and password must be consistent with that of the IP camera Click to delete an IP device or select multiple IP devices and then click Dele...

Page 40: ...nd choose Sort Camera and then follow the steps below 1 In the left list select the check box for channel 1 and then click Channel 1 now appears in the right list Perform the same operations to channel 4 2 In the right list select channel 4 and then click Now channel 4 appears at the previous line of channel 1 in the list Perform the same operations to channel 1 so channel 1 appears at the previou...

Page 41: ... You need to clear the list first 4 1 4 Batch Edit Password If the password you used to add the cameras is incorrect use this function to batch edit the password used for authentication NOTE The cameras can be added to NVR successfully only when the authentication password is correct 1 Select the cameras with the same password 2 Click and then select Batch Edit Password 3 Enter the correct camera ...

Page 42: ...ra Fisheye 2 Click under Edit The Fisheye window appears 3 Select a correct mounting mode and complete other settings accordingly 4 Click OK 4 1 5 2 Dewarping NOTE 1 Dewarping is available in live view and playback in normal and corridor playback modes The operations are similar 2 Fisheye dewarping is only applicable to GV FER5702 ...

Page 43: ... mode Three mounting modes are available ceiling wall desktop Ceiling and desktop mounting modes use the same dewarping method Mounting Mode Display Mode Description Ceiling mount Desktop mount Original Image 360 Panoramic 1PTZ 180 Panoramic Fisheye 3PTZ Fisheye 4PTZ 360 Panoramic 6PTZ Fisheye 8PTZ ...

Page 44: ...t and Fisheye 3PTZ as an example On a PTZ image drag the mouse to rotate the image or use the scroll wheel to zoom in or out A box appears on the fisheye image as the image rotates and as you drag the box or move the scroll wheel on the fisheye image the corresponding PTZ image rotates or zooms in or out as well ...

Page 45: ...anced NOTE Changing camera password is available for certain cameras only 4 1 6 1 Change Camera Password To change the password of a single camera select the target camera and click enter the new password then click Confirm To change the password of cameras in batch select the target cameras and click Enter the new password then click Confirm ...

Page 46: ...Status window 4 1 6 2 Restore Default Settings Click then click OK in the pop up window then the camera s default settings will be restored 4 2 OSD Configuration On Screen Display OSD are characters displayed with video images for example camera name date and time and people counting statistics 1 Click Camera OSD or click on the preview window toolbar 2 Select the desired camera ...

Page 47: ...name exceeds 20 characters only the first 20 characters will be used as the OSD camera name If camera name exceeds 20 characters and you want to overlay a different camera name on video image a Deselect Sync OSD Camera Name b Enter the camera name in Name field c Enter the OSD camera name 1 Set time to display Select Show Time and select date and time formats 2 Set people counting statistics to di...

Page 48: ... available only when the camera is connected to the NVR via the GeoVision protocol Image settings apply to both live and recorded videos 4 3 1 Image enhancement 1 Click the Image Enhancement tab 2 Adjust the settings as needed Some important parameters are described in the table below Parameter Description Brightness The greater the value the brighter the images appear Saturation The amount of col...

Page 49: ...s images flipped vertically and horizontally 90 CW and 90 CCW Display images in corridor format The camera must be installed correctly rotated 90 clockwise or counterclockwise 4 3 2 Exposure 1 Click the Exposure tab 2 Adjust the settings as needed Some important parameters are described in the table below Parameter Description Exposure Mode Select the correct exposure mode to achieve the desired e...

Page 50: ...Day Night Mode Automatic In this mode the camera can automatically switch between night mode and day mode according to the ambient lighting condition to output optimum images Night The camera outputs high quality black and white images according to the ambient lighting condition Day The camera outputs high quality color images according to the ambient lighting condition Day Night Sensitivity Light...

Page 51: ...tion tab 2 Check the box to enable smart illumination 3 Adjust the settings on this tab Important parameters are described in the table below Parameter Description Lighting Type Iinfrared is set by default Control Mode Set the IR illumination and exposure control mode Global Mode Set to achieve balanced image effects Overexposure Restrain Set to avoid regional overexposure Manual Set to manually c...

Page 52: ...to The camera adjusts the red or blue offset automatically according to the lighting condition the color tends to be blue Finetune Allows you to adjust the red or blue offset manually Outdoor Recommended for outdoor scenes with a wide range of color temperature variation Sodium Lamp Asjusts the red and blur offset automatically according to the light condition Lock Locks the current color temperat...

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Page 54: ...of solid color covering certain parts of the monitored area Privacy mask protects specified areas of images from being viewed and recorded Multiple mask areas are allowed 1 Click Camera Privacy Mask 2 Select the desired camera select Enable Privacy Mask click Add Area and then use the mouse to specify areas to mask Up to 4 areas are allowed The areas are differentiated by different colors ...

Page 55: ...45 3 Optional To clear a mask area click 4 Click Apply to save the settings ...

Page 56: ...s See PTZ Control Window Buttons for detailed descriptions 2 Click the Set button The PTZ Management window appears can also be opened by clicking Camera PTZ Table 5 1 PTZ Control Window Buttons Button Description Control the rotation direction of the PTZ camera or stop rotation Adjust the zoom focus and iris of the PTZ camera Note You can also zoom in or out using the scroll wheel on your mouse C...

Page 57: ...in Dragging the other way zooms out Call a preset so the PTZ camera goes to the preset position Delete a preset Note and are displayed for saved presets only Preset patrol recorded patrol and auto guard For detailed information see 5 3 Setting a Preset Patrol 5 4 Setting a Recorded Patrol and 5 5 Setting Audio Guard Start or stop 5 2 Setting and Calling a Preset A preset position preset for short ...

Page 58: ... PTZ camera to the desired position B Adjust the zoom focus and iris as needed C Select a preset number not in use and then click under Edit D Repeat the above steps to add all the presets 3 To call a preset click for the corresponding number The camera rotates to the preset position NOTE Presets can also be triggered by alarms See 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions for details ...

Page 59: ...s an example 1 In the PTZ Management window click Add Keyoint A window is displayed as follows 2 Select a preset from the drop down list set the duration time the camera stays at the preset unit second and then set the rotation speed 1 slowest 9 fastest Click OK to save the settings The preset is added as a keypoint 3 Repeat the above steps to add all presets keypoints and adjust the sequence of t...

Page 60: ...ns on the right are hidden if this function is not supported by the camera Currently only one recorded patrol route is allowed Record a patrol including the patrol route the time that the camera stays at a certain direction rotation speed zoom and focus 1 Click to start recording Steer the camera to the desired directions adjust the zoom focus iris as needed during the process 2 Click to stop reco...

Page 61: ...Auto guard avoids situations where the camera is left to monitor incorrect scenes by user s negligence This function requires the camera s support The Auto Guard tab is hidden if it is not supported 1 Click Auto Guard and then select Enable 2 Select the desired mode from the drop down list and then complete other settings accordingly Click Apply to save the settings ...

Page 62: ...d scheduled recording NOTE Snapshot is supported by certain device models only 6 1 Encoding Settings 6 1 1 Recording The parameters and options displayed may vary with camera model and version Some functions may be unavailable if the camera version does not support In this case you need to upgrade the camera first 1 Click Camera Encoding ...

Page 63: ...nly certain models support all the five modes Capture Mode Combinations of resolutions and frame rates Note This parameter is effective only when the camera is connected to the NVR via the Geovision protocol Stream Type Normal main stream that is intended for scheduled recording Event main stream that is intended for recording triggered by events such as alarm inputs or motion detection alarms Vid...

Page 64: ...y is a requirement especially when there is motion in the picture Bit Rate Kbps Number of bits transferred per second Select a value or select Custom and then set a value as needed Frame Rate fps Number of frames per second Image Quality This parameter is effective only when Bitrate Type is set to VBR 9 levels are provided I Frame Interval Number of frames between two adjacent I frames I Frame Ran...

Page 65: ...era and edit the audio input output settings 6 1 3 Snapshot Set resolution image quality and snapshot interval for snapshots taken according to schedule or triggered by an event 1 Click Camera Snapshot 2 Select the camera and set the parameters as needed ...

Page 66: ...le Snapshot Interval The time interval between two snapshots 3 Click Apply to save the settings 6 2 Draw or Edit a Schedule Make a recording or snapshot schedule by drawing pressing and dragging or by editing using the Edit button The operations for recording and snapshot are similar so this section only describes how to make a recording schedule 1 Click Storage Recording 2 Select the camera from ...

Page 67: ...e Edit button and then draw a schedule on the left You may also click Edit and set schedule details in the Edit Schedule window NOTE When editing a schedule you may clear the All Day check box and set up to eight different periods for each day To apply the settings to other day s select the day s right to Copy To 6 Click Apply 7 Optional Click Copy to apply the same settings to other cameras ...

Page 68: ...ands for scheduled recording 6 3 2 Scheduled Snapshot Configure scheduled snapshot under Storage Snapshot Scheduled snapshot is similar to scheduled recording see 6 3 1 Scheduled Recording for details Make sure the schedule type is Normal 6 4 Motion Detection Recording and Snapshot When enabled a motion detection alarm occurs if an object inside the detection area moves to a certain extent see 9 2...

Page 69: ...r right corner when motion is detected 3 In the preview window on the left side click and drag your mouse to specify a motion detection area red grid Use the slider to adjust detection sensitivity 4 Configure motion detection recording click right to Trigger Actions click the Recording tab select the desired camera and then click OK 5 Optional Configure an arming schedule time when actions will be...

Page 70: ...s similar to motion detection recording You need to enable and configure motion detection alarm first see steps 1 to 3 in 6 4 1 Motion Detection Recording for details and then proceed with the following steps 1 Set motion detection snapshot under Alarm Motion click right to Trigger Actions In the window displayed click the Snapshot tab select the desired camera and then click OK 2 Set a snapshot s...

Page 71: ...napshot See 9 1 Alarm Input and Output for more details 6 4 1 Alarm Triggered Recording 1 Click Alarm Input Output Alarm Input 2 Set alarm input click for the desired camera In the window displayed select Enable select N O normally open or N C normally closed trigger mode and then click OK ...

Page 72: ...le Make sure the schedule type is Alarm The set schedule appears in red which stands for alarm triggered recording The following shows an example 6 4 2 Alarm Triggered Snapshot Alarm triggered snapshot is similar to alarm triggered recording You need to enable and configure alarm input first see steps 1 to 2 in 6 4 1 Alarm Triggered Recording for details and then proceed with the following steps 1...

Page 73: ...d then click Start To stop manual recording select the camera and then click Stop 6 6 2 Manual Snapshot Manual snapshot is similar to manual recording Right click and select Manual Manual Snapshot select the desired camera and then click Start Click Stop to stop 6 7 Holiday Recording and Snapshot Holiday recording and snapshot allows you to specify certain time periods as holidays for scheduled re...

Page 74: ... name start and end dates By default a holiday is enabled when added and does not repeat 3 Click OK The holiday appears in the list 4 Click Storage Recording and then set a recording schedule as described in 6 2 Draw or Edit a Schedule Make sure Holiday is selected in the Select Day drop down list In the following example motion detection recording is enabled on the set holiday ...

Page 75: ...elow and VCA Any of these types will trigger event recording snapshot Motion detection AND alarm triggered M and A for short recording or snapshot is triggered only when a motion detection alarm AND an input alarm occur simultaneously Motion detection OR alarm triggered M or A for short recording or snapshot is triggered when a motion detection alarm OR an input alarm occurs When you choose an Eve...

Page 76: ...d during the last 5 minutes and 30 seconds If no recording is found it means there is no recording during this period 1 Click the desired window and then click on the toolbar to start instant playback 2 You may drag the slider to control the progress Pause and resume as needed ...

Page 77: ...d indicates the overall playback progress for all the selected cameras Timeline Zoom in or out on the timeline Note Alternatively scroll your mouse wheel Play pause stop and reverse Rewind or forward 30 seconds Adjust the time duration from the dropdown list in the middle Slow down or speed up Note Click to restore the normal playback speed after clicking and vice versa Forward by frame Start or s...

Page 78: ...w to access the following options Take a snapshot The success window will appear Add a playback tag See 7 5 1 Adding a Tag Zoom in on images For more details see 3 3 Zoom Turn off on audio Set fisheye mounting mode and display mode ...

Page 79: ... playback NOTE In playback window you can select multiple cameras for synchronous playback Clicking Max Camera selects the maximum number of cameras allowed and clicking Close All stops playback for all cameras The performance varies with NVR model 2 Select the desired date on the calendar and then click to start playback Double clicking the date will start playback directly ...

Page 80: ...rdings in corridor mode in multiple windows 1 In the playback window select Corridor above the progress bar 2 Select cameras and then double click the desired date to start playback 7 5 Playback by Tag Add tags named with keywords such as event name and location to a recording and use tags to quickly locate the part of the video you need during playback 7 5 1 Adding a Tag 1 Right click and then cl...

Page 81: ... video starts and ends 7 6 Playback by Motion Detection Search for and play recordings triggered by motion detection during a specified time period NOTE Make sure motion detection is enabled and alarm triggered recording has been configured before you use this function See 9 2 Motion Detection and 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions for details 1 In the playback window click Video Retrieval select Motion...

Page 82: ... the time period and then click Search 3 Click for the desired recording to start playback 7 8 Playback by Smart Search This function provides an efficient way to review recordings containing smart search results such as detected motions In smart playback mode the system analyzes recordings for smart search results If such results are detected the progress bar is highlighted in green and the video...

Page 83: ...n an external storage device for example a USB drive or a portable USB hard drive 1 In the playback window click on the screen toolbar 2 Click Refresh and then wait for the NVR to read the external storage device 3 Select the desired recording file and then click to start playback 7 10 Playback by Image Specify an image type for example Normal or Motion to search for and play images from one or mo...

Page 84: ...uring playback and lock or unlock files 1 Take snapshot during playback A In playback page play the recording until the desired image appears B Click in the playback window to take a snapshot C Click and then click the Playback Image tab to view the snapshot D Select the desired image file s and then click Backup to save them to the storage device NOTE The image resolution depends on the resolutio...

Page 85: ...l prevent all the files stored in the same disk partition from being overwritten A Play the recording you want to lock B Click in the playback window C Click and then click the Locked File tab to view the locked file To unlock a file click and the icon changes to To back up a file select the file and then click Backup ...

Page 86: ... in FAT32 or NTFS format connect the storage device correctly to the NVR Back up using a disc use a GP65NB60 DVD burner Make sure the DVD R disc is empty and the burner is correctly connected to your PC Permission is required The recording to back up is stored on a hard disk of the NVR NOTE The default file format is mp4 when you back up recordings to a USB storage device When backing up using a d...

Page 87: ... recording s by clicking New Folder If the connected storage device has a capacity that is greater than 2T clicking Format will format the device to NTFS file system if the capacity is 2T or less the device will be formatted to FAT32 or NTFS Only certain devices can format a storage device that has a greater capacity than 2T A progress bar e g Exporting X Y is displayed to indicate the progress wh...

Page 88: ...ll cause the disc unusable When burning is finished wait for the drive to eject itself Do not eject the drive manually 8 1 2 Video Clip Backup A recording can be clipped and saved to a USB storage device 1 Open the playback window For the detailed steps see 7 Playback 2 After playback starts click on the playback toolbar to clip videos 3 Click and then click the Video Clip tab to view video clips ...

Page 89: ...esults are displayed NOTE The image resolution depends on the resolution from the output interface and the number of windows displayed when the snapshot is taken 3 Select the desired file s and then click Backup 4 Select a destination in the USB storage device and then click Backup The selected files are saved to the specified directory ...

Page 90: ...Enable the Alarm Input and optionally type the desired alarm name 4 Select the normally open N O or normally closed N C trigger mode and then click OK 5 Click under Trigger Actions and then set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions NOTE The number of cameras that can be connected may vary with NVR model Actions that can be triggered may vary with alarm type ...

Page 91: ...t schedule is 24 7 You may change it as needed and set up to eight different periods for each day Time periods cannot overlap To apply the same arming schedule to other days select the intended days right to Copy To To apply the same settings to other cameras click Copy select cameras and then click OK ...

Page 92: ...ect cameras and then click OK 9 2 Motion Detection When enabled a motion detection alarm occurs if an object inside the detection area moves to certain extent and an alarm icon appears in the upper right corner Motion detection is enabled on the NVR by default Unless modified the detection area covers the full screen and recording is triggered only for the current camera The settings remain if you...

Page 93: ...s NOTE The number of cameras that can be connected may vary with NVR model Actions that can be triggered may vary with alarm type 5 Optional Click right to Arming Schedule and then set the time when actions will be triggered NOTE The default schedule is 24 7 You may change it as needed and set up to eight different periods for each day Time periods cannot overlap To apply the same arming schedule ...

Page 94: ...en select Enable to enable tampering detection 3 Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions 4 Optional Click right to Arming Schedule and then set the time when actions will be triggered 5 Optional Click Copy to apply the same settings to other cameras 6 Click Apply to save the settings ...

Page 95: ... Detection 2 Enable human body detection by selecting the Enable check box 3 Click and then draw detection area NOTE Only one detection area is allowed for each camera 4 Set detection sensitivity The higher the sensitivity the more likely a human body will be detected 5 Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions 6 Optional Click rig...

Page 96: ... preset preview live view and snapshot actions for the current camera 3 Click under Arming Schedule and then set the time when actions will be triggered 4 Optional Click Copy to apply the same settings to other cameras 9 6 Alert The NVR reports an alert when an event occurs in the system The following are some alerts and their definitions in the system IP Conflict Devices on the network use the sa...

Page 97: ... Snapshot Abnormal Storage resource cannot be found For example when all hard disks are removed or when there is no disk in disk group 1 see 12 3 Disk Group for more information Perform the following steps to configure an alert 1 Click Alarm Alert 2 Select an alert type select the desired actions and then select the camera s for which you want to enable alarm output 3 Click Apply to save the setti...

Page 98: ...ight to Arming Schedule and then set the time when actions will be triggered 5 Select a detection type and adjust the settings as needed Detection Type Description Sudden Rise An alarm occurs when the rise of volume exceeds the set value Sudden Fall An alarm occurs when the fall of volume exceeds the set value Sudden Change An alarm occurs when the rise or fall of volume exceeds the set value Thre...

Page 99: ...a exceeds the set threshold Note that this function is only applicable to the IP cameras that are equipped with People Counting function See 10 1 VCA Configuration for details 1 Click Alarm People Present Alarm 2 Select the camera 3 Enable people present alarm by selecting the Enable check box 4 Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Ac...

Page 100: ...h NVR model Alarm Triggered Buzzer The NVR makes a buzzing sound when an alarm occurs Alarm Triggered E mail The NVR e mails an alarm message to a specified email address when an alarm occurs Alarm Triggered Pop up Window A window pops up when an alarm occurs Alarm Triggered Recording The NVR records video from a specified camera when an alarm occurs Alarm Triggered Snapshot The NVR takes a snapsh...

Page 101: ...nually 1 Right click on the live view video and select Manual Manual Alarm 2 To trigger an alarm output manually select the desired channel and then click Trigger To clear an alarm output manually select the desired channel and then click Clear Manual Buzzer Follow the steps to stop the buzzer manually 1 Right click on the live view video and select Manual Buzzer 2 Select the buzzer in Started sta...

Page 102: ...pped with the corresponding functions See the table below for details AI Functions Compatible AI capable IP cameras GV BLFC5800 EBD4813 EBFC5800 TBL4810 TDR4803 TFD4800 TVD4810 V1 04 or later GV EBD8813 EBD8800 TBL8804 TBL8810 TDR8805 TVD8810 V1 05 or later GV SD4825 IR SD4834 IR V1 02 or later GV PTZ5810 IR V1 01 or later Intrusion Cross Line Enter Area Face Detection Leave Area Human Vehicle Cla...

Page 103: ...on from the Select Camera dropdown list 3 Camera Side Analysis is set by default The analysis is performed by the camera NOTE The checkbox of a function that is grayed out means that the function is not supported by the camera 4 Click to enter the configuration page of that function ...

Page 104: ... and then draw a detection area using the mouse 2 Set face detection sensitivity The higher the sensitivity the more likely a face will be detected NOTE The lower the sensitivity the less likely a side face or blurring face will be detected Adjust detection sensitivity as needed to achieve optimal effects 3 Configure trigger actions Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For mo...

Page 105: ... length of time an object stays in the detection area s The percentage means the proportion of target object size to the size of the detection area An alarm occurs when the threshold or the percentage is exceeded 2 From the Priority dropdown list set the detection priority Low Mid or High when multiple VCA functions are enabled 3 For Object Type select Motor Vehicle Non Motor Vehicle or Pedestrian...

Page 106: ... to four are allowed Set detection rules including Trigger Direction and Sensitivity 2 From the Priority dropdown list set the detection priority Low Mid or High when multiple VCA functions are enabled 3 For Object Type select Motor Vehicle Non Motor Vehicle or Pedestrian 4 Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions ...

Page 107: ...irection and sensitivity as needed 3 Select the desired counting type including Total People Enterted People Exited 4 For Reporting Interval s set the time interval for reporting people counting data 5 By selecting Enable Clear by Schedule you can have people counting OSD reset at a specified time every day You may also click Clear Counting Result to clear the OSD immediately Resetting people coun...

Page 108: ...ection sensitivity and then click Apply to save the settings 10 1 6 Scene Change Detection Use scene change detection to detect the change of surveillance environment caused by external factors such as intentional rotation of the camera 1 Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions 2 Optional Click right to Arming Schedule and then s...

Page 109: ...connected to certain AI capable IP cameras See the table in 10 1 VCA Configuration for details 1 Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions 2 Optional Click right to Arming Schedule and then set the time when actions will be triggered 3 Set tracking mode currently only Panoramic Set tracking timeout and zoom ratio ...

Page 110: ...eans the camera automatically adjusts the zoom ratio according to the tracking distance and thus captures more details on the tracking object Current Zoom means the camera maintains the original zoom ratio during tracking and thus attends to the whole scene 4 Click Apply to save the settings 10 1 8 Object Left Behind Detect object left behind in specified areas and trigger an alarm 1 Click to draw...

Page 111: ... alarm will be triggered when the length of time an object is left behind in a detection area exceeds this value 3 Click right to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see 9 10 Alarm Triggered Actions 4 Optional Click right to Arming Schedule and then set the time when actions will be triggered 5 Click Apply to save the settings ...

Page 112: ...ty and time threshold Sensitivity The higher the sensitivity the more likely an object will be detected Time Threshold An alarm will be triggered when the length of time an object is missing in specified areas exceeds this value 3 Click to Trigger Actions and set action s to trigger For more details see Alarm Triggered Actions 4 Optional Click right to Arming Schedule and then set the time when ac...

Page 113: ...played 3 View search results in a chart or table Back up search results including images and recordings as needed To view videos recorded when the face was detected around 10 seconds before and after click the play button 10 1 12 Behavior Search Use behavior search to search for recordings triggered by detected behaviors 1 Click VCA VCA Search Behavior Search 2 Select camera s set a search period ...

Page 114: ...lect the camera counting type people entered or exited report type daily weekly monthly yearly or hourly set a time period and then click Count Search results are displayed You may choose to display search results in a chart or table When you click a bar statistics of the selected camera s are displayed 3 Optional To save the counting statistics to a connected USB storage device click Backup ...

Page 115: ...orking mode if your NVR has two NICs Multi address mode The two NICs work independently and can be configured separately Either NIC can be chosen as the default route and data will be forwarded through this NIC when the NVR connects to the extranet Load Balance mode The two NICs are bound to the same IP address and work together to share network traffic Net Fault tolerance mode The two NICs are bo...

Page 116: ... to save the settings NOTE For an NVR with multiple NICs you can configure the NICs and choose a default route currently NIC1 If your NVR has a PoE port or a switching port you can configure an internal NIC IPv4 address ...

Page 117: ...asic Mobile APP Refer to GV Eye Installation Guide for the following operating instructions on GV Eye This function is only applicable to GV Eye V3 0 0 or later 11 1 3 DDNS If your NVR is connected to the Internet through PPPoE the IP address of the network changes every time it connects to the ISP server without your awareness This is inconvenient when you remotely access your NVR with an IP addr...

Page 118: ... V2 server visit http ns gvdip com register aspx Click Save 3 Click Apply to save the settings 11 1 4 Email After Email is enabled as a triggered action in Trigger Actions windows and configured properly the NVR sends an email notification to specified email address es if an alarm occurs within the time period s set in the arming schedule The email contains basic alarm information such as alarm ty...

Page 119: ...umber and then select Enable TLS SSL if required NOTE By default a 24 7 arming schedule is enabled The NVR sends an email notification only in the arming period Select Attach Image if you want snapshots to be sent via email Make sure Email and snapshot have been enabled in the Trigger Actions window You may click Test to check whether the email can be sent successfully 3 Click Apply to save the se...

Page 120: ...tform SNMP Select Enable SNMP 2 Select an SNMP type Snmp V2 Set Read Community Name and Write Community Name which are used by the platform to read data on NVR Snmp V3 Set authentication password for the platform to access the NVR and encryption password for encrypting data sent from the NVR to the platform 3 Click Apply ...

Page 121: ...E The NVR only sends alarm signals when an alarm or alert occurs users need to implement alarm receiving and reporting for the external alarm device separately 11 3 Advanced Configuration 11 3 1 PPPoE The NVR allows access through Point to Point over Ethernet PPPoE 1 Click Network Advanced PPPoE 2 Enable PPPoE by selecting the check box 3 Enter the username and password provided by your Internet S...

Page 122: ...r with the port mapping function See 4 1 1 Adding an IP Device for more details 1 Click Network Advanced Port 2 Configure ports as planned Each port number must be unique NOTE A valid port number ranges from 1 to 65535 among which 21 23 2000 3702 and 60000 are reserved An RTSP URL can be used to view live video of a channel of the current NVR from another NVR See Option 4 in 4 1 1 Adding an IP Dev...

Page 123: ...communication To use UPnP on your NVR you must enable UPnP in the connected router With UPnP enabled for Network Address Translation NAT the ports on the NVR can be mapped automatically to the router and computers can access your NVR from outside the LAN 1 Click Network Advanced Port Mapping 2 UPnP is enabled by default Select the desired mapping type from the drop down list To map ports manually ...

Page 124: ...us 4 Click Apply to save the settings 11 3 3 2 Manual Port Mapping If your router does not support UPnP then you need to configure internal and external ports manually NOTE The principle of port mapping is that the internal and external ports of the NVR are consistent with that of the router Some routers may require the same internal and external ports for the NVR and the router 1 Click Network Ad...

Page 125: ... to automatically upload images to a preconfigured FTP server 1 Click Network Advanced FTP 2 Select the check box to enable FTP 3 Enter the IP address of the FTP server username and password remote directory and upload interval NOTE Click Test to verify whether an FTP connection can be established If the remote directory is not specified the system will create different folders directly by IP time...

Page 126: ...ect Motion in the Edit Schedule window To apply the same settings to other days in a week select the desired days right to Copy To 5 Optional Apply the same settings to other cameras by clicking right to Copy and then selecting desired cameras 6 Click Apply to save the settings NOTE To apply the same settings to other cameras click right to Copy select cameras and then click OK 11 3 5 Multicast Mu...

Page 127: ...is class D address with the range 224 0 0 0 through 239 255 255 255 some are for special use 224 0 1 0 238 255 255 255 can be used on the Internet 224 0 0 0 244 0 0 255 only for use on LAN 224 0 0 1 all hosts group address which refers to all the multicast capable hosts and routers on a physical network 224 0 0 2 for all routers on this subnet 224 0 0 5 for all OSPF routers 224 0 0 13 for all PIMv...

Page 128: ...erty 1 Click Storage Hard Disk 2 To add a disk click Add In the dialog box displayed select disk usage recording snapshot or backup and disk type currently NAS only enter the server address and directory and then click Add Up to eight NAS disks are allowed 3 To edit disk property click and then modify disk usage recording snapshot or backup and disk property Read Write Read Only or Redundant as ne...

Page 129: ... be used to create arrays 4 To format a disk select the disk and then click Format A confirmation message appears Click Yes NOTE Local disks will be formatted automatically when installed Extended disks will not Format a disk with caution All data will be removed 12 2 Array Configuration The table below lists the supported RAID types and hard disks required RAID HDD Qty RAID 0 2 8 RAID 1 2 RAID 5 ...

Page 130: ...nsure reliable system operation and successful rebuilding in case an array fails 1 Click Storage Array 2 To create an array automatically click One click Create NOTE There is no need to select disks when creating an array with One click Create The system identifies all usable disks RAID 1 is created when two disks are available When three or more disks are available RAID 5 is created Arrays create...

Page 131: ...array status you can determine whether maintenance is necessary NOTE To be alerted when an array is degraded or damaged you can configure alarm triggered action at Alarm Alert An array is in one of four statuses normal degraded damaged rebuild The status is normal if no physical disk is lost When the number of physical disks lost reaches the specified value the array is considered damaged The stat...

Page 132: ...that of any disk in the array A degraded array without a hot spare disk can only be rebuilt manually under Storage Array Array By default the first local disk that satisfies requirements is selected 12 2 4 Deleting an Array CAUTION Deleting an array will erase all data on it 1 Click Storage Array Array 2 Click for the array to delete A confirmation message appears Click Yes ...

Page 133: ...fferent disk groups Redundant disks cannot be assigned to any disk group Disk group information will be initialized if any disk in the group is formatted 1 Click Storage Disk Group 2 Select Enable Disk Group By default all disks belong to Disk Group 1 Click for the disk to edit and then select a group to which the disk will be assigned 3 Click Apply to save the settings ...

Page 134: ...elect the desired camera and then set the maximum recording space and maximum image space You can select a disk group only when disk group is enabled under Storage Disk Group For more information see 11 3 Advanced Configuration 3 Click Apply to save the settings 4 Optional Click Copy to apply the same settings to other camera s ...

Page 135: ...ecordings snapshots will be overwritten when the space is used up Other values The camera s oldest recordings snapshots will be overwritten when its allocated space is used up Stop 0 The camera shares unallocated space and its oldest recordings snapshots will still be overwritten when the space is used up Other values The camera s new recordings snapshots will not be saved when its allocated space...

Page 136: ...the latest areas lines or VCA data configured for face detection intrusion detection and cross line detection will be displayed on the Preview Behavior and Alarm windows in real time Intelligent mark is displayed on the screen as areas lines in different colors Yellow means areas lines configured for face detection intrusion detection and cross line detection green means VCA data has changed but n...

Page 137: ...ollowing shows an example 3 To use Network Time Protocol NTP enable auto update set the address and port number of the NTP server and the update interval 4 Click Apply to save the settings 13 2 2 DST 1 Click System Time DST 2 Enable DST by selecting the check box and then set the start time end time and DST bias correctly 3 Click Apply to save the settings ...

Page 138: ...pply CAUTION Use this function with caution if you have more than one NVR on the network An IP camera synchronizing time with multiple NVRs at the same time will cause chaotic recordings 13 3 Serial Configuration The Serial page allows you to configure RS485 parameters when connecting to a PTZ camera Click System Serial for relevant configurations 13 4 User Configuration Add delete users or edit u...

Page 139: ...r reserved in the system cannot be created or deleted and only has access to live view and two way audio If the default user is denied access the corresponding channel is locked when no user is logged in and appears in the window Operator Has basic permissions and access to cameras Guest Only has access to cameras by default 1 Click System User 2 To add a user click Add and then set the username a...

Page 140: ...Security Configuration 13 5 1 IP Address Filtering Use this function to enhance security by allowing or forbidding access to the NVR from specified IP addresses 1 Click System Security IP Address Filtering 2 Select Enable IP Address Filtering select Blocklist or Allowlist from the drop down list set the start and end IP addresses and then click Add ...

Page 141: ...o save the settings 13 5 2 ONVIF Authentication Enable ONVIF authentication under System Security ONVIF Auth so a username and password will be required for ONVIF based device access Select the check box and then click Apply 13 5 3 ARP Protection ARP protocol is used to associate an IP address to a hardware MAC address ARP attacks mainly occur on LAN in which attackers use forged IP and MAC addres...

Page 142: ...dress 4 Click Apply to save the settings 13 5 4 802 1x 802 1x is a port based network access control protocol mainly used to solve authentication and security issues on LAN Note that changing the NIC working mode will disable 802 1x automatically 1 Click System Security 802 1x 2 Select the desired NIC and select the check box to enable 802 1x 3 Select the EAPOL version and then enter the username ...

Page 143: ... Spare Configuration Note that the hot spare is not functional CAUTION If the NVR is set as the hot spare device by accident all settings and recording data on the set NVR will be removed without a warning message ...

Page 144: ...ic Info tab to view the basic information such as the device model serial number firmware version build date and operation time 14 1 3 Camera status Click the Camera tab to view camera status online or offline with possible offline cause and status of alarm functions such as motion detecion tampering video loss and audio detection Off means disabled and On means enabled ...

Page 145: ...ording tab to view recording status and stream settings 14 1 5 Online user Click the Online User tab for information about users who are currently logged in 14 1 6 Disk status Click the Disk tab to view the hard disk status and disk properties ...

Page 146: ...ge device specify the port number and IP address and then click right to the desired NIC The captured packets are saved as a backup file in the root directory of the USB storage device You may click Open to view the file NOTE The packet size is 1520 byes by default and can be changed as needed The backup file of the captured packets is named in NIC name_time pcap format Packets cannot be captured ...

Page 147: ...k Start Test NOTE The test packet size is 3000 bytes by default and can be changed as needed 14 2 4 Network Settings Click Maintenance Network Info Network to view network settings 14 2 5 PoE Network Port Status Click System Network Info to view port status A blue port indicates that the port is in use For PoE models power information will be displayed ...

Page 148: ...e When the sending bandwidth Idle Send Bandwidth is insufficient remote live view playback or download may fail on the NVR 14 3 Log Query Logs contain information about user performed operations and device status By analyzing logs you can keep track of device operation status and view detailed alarm information 1 Click Maintenance Log Log Search 2 Set query conditions including the start and end t...

Page 149: ... view the recording that started one minute before the alarm time and ended ten minutes after the alarm time means this function is not available 5 To export logs to an external storage device click Export set the export destination and format and then click Backup ...

Page 150: ...ings If the imported configuration file contains camera information the related camera will be added to all the NVRs Only admin can perform these operations 1 Click Maintenance Backup Import Export 2 To export device configurations specify the destination directory and then click Export A xml file will be created in the specified directory when export is completed 3 To import device configurations...

Page 151: ...nosis info click Export at the bottom To export current diagnosis info click Export right to Current Diagnosis Info IPC For IPC history diagnosis info is generated at 00 05 every day Select channels and then click Export at the bottom To export current diagnosis info click Export right to Current Diagnosis Info NOTE For IPC diagnosis info is recorded based on channel which means if an IPC is added...

Page 152: ...estore factory default settings except network and user settings or click Factory Default to restore all factory default settings 14 6 Automatic Maintenance Set the NVR to restart as scheduled and delete files including recordings and snapshots as needed Only admin can perform this operation 1 Click Maintenance Auto Function 2 Set an auto restart time and choose a way to delete files automatically...

Page 153: ...ade 2 Local is set by default for the upgrade type Local upgrade 3 Locate the upgrade file and click Upgrade to start the upgrade NOTE To upgrade the NVR extract the upgrade file as the bin file before the operation NVR upgrade is also applicable on the Web interface 14 7 2 Camera Upgrade Click Maintenance Upgrade IPC Upgrade to see if the version of the connected IP camera is up to date You may u...

Page 154: ...s include Healthy Failure and Bad Sectors It is recommended to replace the disk immediately if the status is Failure NOTE Some hard disks only support some of the test items The system provides three test types Short Extended and Conveyance Extended tests detect more thoroughly and thus take longer time than Short tests Conveyance tests mainly detect data transmission problems CAUTION Using a faul...

Page 155: ...Select the desired disk and detection type and then click Detect to start detection Click Stop if you want to stop CAUTION The detection stops automatically when the error count reaches 100 14 9 One Click Collect Collect the diagnosis information of IPC and NVR with one click Click Maintenance One Click Collect for the configurations ...

Page 156: ...R you may also long press the power off button See no 4 in 1 2 1 1 GV SNVR3203 GV SNVR6403 Front View CAUTION Unsaved settings will be lost if the NVR is shut down unexpectedly for example due to a power failure An incorrect shutdown during a system upgrade may cause startup failures ...

Page 157: ...n to the NVR The PC uses the Windows 8 operating system or later versions A Web browser has been installed on the PC Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 0 or higher is recommended Non IE browsers Chrome Edge Firefox Safari are also supported A 32 bit Web browser is still required even if you are using a 64 bit operating system NOTE The parameters that are grayed out on the Web GUI cannot be modified The...

Page 158: ...name and password admin 123456 or the modified password based on your configurations on the NVR and then click Login CAUTION The default password is intended only for your first login We strongly recommend you set a strong password to ensure account security Strong contains at least 8 characters from at least three of the four types upper case letter lower case letter special character digit Weak ...

Page 159: ...ive view 1 3 5 6 8 9 2 4 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Table 3 1 Live View Window Control Buttons No Button Description 1 Two way audio 2 Main Sub stream 3 Start or stop live view in all windows 4 Previous and next screen 5 Switch screen layout 6 Select stream type 7 Shows the current frame rate bit rate resolution and packet loss rate 8 Take a snapshot 9 Local recording ...

Page 160: ... or it supports only one stream Snapshots are saved in a snapshot file folder named by the IP address and the snapshot file is named in this format Camera ID_ time By default snapshots are saved in this directory Snap IP Camera ID_time The time is in YYYYMMDDHHMMSSMS format Local recordings are saved in a recording file folder named by the IP address and the recording file is named in this format ...

Page 161: ...cess the playback videos 1 3 4 8 9 2 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 6 7 Table 4 1 Playback Control Buttons No Button Description 1 Previous or next period time 2 Play Pause 3 Stop 4 Reverse 5 Slow down or speed up 6 Rewind or forward the playback video adjust the rewind forward time length by selecting from the dropdown list in the middle ...

Page 162: ...rward by frame 8 Take a snapshot 9 Clip video pause 10 Save video clip 11 Set fisheye mounting mode and display mode 12 Enable digital zoom 13 Add customized tag 14 Adjust sound volume turn on or off sound 15 Zoom in out the playback timeline ...

Page 163: ...153 5 Configuration Click Setup on the top and then click the menus on the left to configure parameters ...

Page 164: ...cameras and PC are connected on a private network or LAN The IP cameras can be connected to the NVR directly or via a switch You can manage the NVR and the connected IP cameras through the monitor or using a web browser on the PC Monitor Switch PC IPC1 IPCn NVR IPCn IPC1 ...

Page 165: ...he IP cameras can be connected to the NVR directly or via a switch The PC is installed with surveillance management software You can manage the NVR and the connected IP cameras using the surveillance software or through the monitor Switch Surveillance management software Monitor NVR IPCn IPC1 IPC ...

Page 166: ...phic Experts Group MTU Maximum Transfer Unit NAT Network Address Translation NIC Network Interface Card NTP Network Time Protocol NVR Network Video Recorder ONVIF Open Network Video Interface Forum PoE Power over Ethernet PPPoE Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom RAID Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks RTSP Real Time Streaming Protocol SDK Software Development Kit S M A R T ...

Page 167: ...eb browser when the installation starts Disable the firewall and close the anti virus program on your computer Enable your Internet Explorer IE to check for newer versions of the stored pages every time you visit the webpage Tools Internet Options General Settings Add your NVR s IP address to the trusted sites in your IE Tools Internet Options Security Add your NVR s IP address to the Compatibilit...

Page 168: ...line and No Link is displayed Click Maintenance System Info Camera The cause is displayed under Status Common causes include disconnected network incorrect username or password weak password insufficient bandwidth Check network connection and network configurations If it indicates incorrect username or password check that the camera password set in the NVR is the one used to access the camera s We...

Page 169: ...e NVR Contact your dealer for the latest versions Live view is normal but the recording cannot be found Check if a recording schedule has been properly configured Check if the time and time zone configured in the NVR are correct Check if the hard disk storing the recording has been damaged Check if the desired recording has been overwritten Motion detection is not effective Check if motion detecti...

Page 170: ...ied by the NVR Use the power adapter delivered with your NVR Power down the NVR and then mount the hard disk again Try another disk slot The disk is not compatible with your NVR The mouse does not work Use the mouse delivered with your NVR Make sure no cable is extended ...

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