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Services ..................................................................... 111

Changing the Monitor Settings ...................................... 112

Changing the Monitor Resolution .............................. 112
Establishing a Dual-monitor Configuration ................. 113

Locking Operations ....................................................... 114

Changing the System Configuration ............................. 115

Manually Registering a Camera  ................................ 115
Adding a Camera License  ......................................... 116
Replacing a Hardware Device  ................................... 116
Deleting a Hardware Device  ...................................... 117

How to Use a Network .................................................. 117

Proper Use of LAN1/LAN2 ......................................... 117
Performing Remote Monitoring through WAN ............ 118

Changing the Recording Settings ................................. 119

Defining a Recording Schedule ................................. 119
Setting Speech Communication with Cameras .......... 122

Adding a Drive ............................................................... 123

Using UPS ..................................................................... 123

Setting SNMP ................................................................ 124

Changing the Log Storage Period ................................. 126

Changing the Log Storage Period for Management
Application ................................................................. 126
Changing the Log Storage Period for the Unit
Settings ...................................................................... 126

Saving Maintenance Information ................................... 127

HDD Maintenance ......................................................... 128

Checking HDD Usage ................................................ 128
Checking the Load Factor of This Unit ....................... 128
Performing Error Check  ............................................. 129
Performing Defragmentation  ...................................... 129
Initializing the Settings  ............................................... 129

<Viewer Part> Basics

Starting Smart Client ..................................................... 131

Viewer Description ........................................................ 133

Installing the Viewer on a Computer ............................. 134

System Requirements ............................................... 135
Computer Network Settings ....................................... 135
Installing the Smart Client .......................................... 136

Creating a View ............................................................. 137

Groups and Views  ..................................................... 137
Creating a View  ......................................................... 138
Editing Views  ............................................................. 139

Viewing Live Images ..................................................... 140

Showing the Live Window .......................................... 140
Switching Views ......................................................... 141

Manually Recording Images of a Specific Camera ....... 141

Operating Cameras on the Live Image Screen ............. 142

Viewing Images by Using PTZ Features .................... 142
Using the Preset Features ......................................... 142
Playing Back Recorded Images for Specific Camera(s)
(Independent Playback) ............................................. 143
Other Useful Features ................................................ 143

Viewing Recorded Images ............................................ 145

Displaying the Playback Screen ................................. 145
Switching Views ......................................................... 146

Searching for Recorded Images .................................... 147

Search for recorded images by date and time  ...........147
Searching from the Image List  ...................................147
Searching for Images by With/Without Recording  .....148
Searching for Recorded Images  ................................149
Searching for Recorded Images from the Alert List  ...149
Smart Search  .............................................................150
Playing back Recorded Images  .................................151
Playing Back Recorded Images of Different Times for
Specific Camera(s) (Independent Playback) ..............152
Listening to recorded audio sounds  ...........................152

<Viewer Part> Applications

Printing a Recorded Image
(operation from surveillance computer) .........................154

Automatically Switching Images of Multiple Cameras ...154

Enlarging Images of a Selected Camera (Hotspot) .......155

Displaying a Web Page (HTML Page) in View ..............156

Displaying a Still Image instead of Camera Images ......157

Creating a Frequently-used Operation Button ...............158

Displaying a Floating Window .......................................158

Customizing Joystick Settings .......................................159

<Viewer Part> Reference

Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory
(Export) .........................................................................162

Saving as a Video or Still Image ................................162
Saving Images in Database Format ...........................163

Viewing Exported Data by Computer ............................165

Starting the Export Viewer .........................................165
Viewing Exported Data ..............................................165
Data Playback/Stopping Data Playback .....................166
Exiting the Export Viewer ...........................................166

Operations and Settings Available on Each Screen ......167

Live Screen  ................................................................167
Playback Screen  ........................................................168
Setting Screen  ...........................................................169

Option Setting ................................................................174

Checking Version Information ........................................177

Setting the Matrix Display Area .....................................177

Others

Compatible Network Cameras .......................................179

Recording Time Schedule .............................................180

Default Value List ...........................................................181

Settings of This Unit ...................................................181
Settings of This Unit (Network Settings) ....................182
Management Application (Advanced Configuration) ..183

Troubleshooting .............................................................193

Recording/Displaying live images/Distribution
performance ..................................................................194

Specifications ................................................................194

Index ..............................................................................197

Summary of Contents for VR-X1600U

Page 1: ...re getting started Thank you for purchasing this JVC product Before operating this unit please read the instructions carefully to ensure the best possible performance For Customer Use Enter below the Serial No which is located on the body Retain this information for future reference Model No VR X3200U VR X1600U Serial No ...

Page 2: ...IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS I ...

Page 3: ...SAFETY PRECAUTIONS for USA II Please use this unit in an appropriate power source Veuillez employer cette unité dans une source d énergie appropriée ...

Page 4: ...SAFETY PRECAUTIONS III Please use this unit in an appropriate power source ...

Page 5: ... must be equipped with overcurrent protection must be equipped with protective earthing conductor power plug and socket CAUTION Before you mount this device in a rack make sure that the rack is secure and in no danger of tipping over To prevent bodily injury when mounting or servicing this unit in a rack you must take special precautions to ensure that the system remains stable The following guide...

Page 6: ...product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures INFORMATION FOR CANADA RENSEIGNEMENT POUR CANADA This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la Class A est ...

Page 7: ...irements when connecting the protective earthing terminal of the product to the indoor protective grounding The color of the wire should be green with yellow stripe The cross sectional area of the conductor should be 0 8230 mm2 18AWG or equivalent 3 The wire connected to the protective earthing terminal must not come out easily 4 Do not use the protective earthing terminal of the product as a sign...

Page 8: ...ilation holes may result in fire or electric shock 䢇 Remove all connected cords before moving Turn off the power and remove the power plug before moving this unit Failure to do so may cause damage to the cords and result in fire or electric shock Precautions for Handling Power Cords 䢇 Do not use the supplied cords on devices other than this unit 䢇 Do not place heavy objects on the power cord or pl...

Page 9: ...when you upgrade the software for this unit Software Installation 䢇 Do not install any software to this device other than the provided application software Otherwise operations may become unstable Any malfunctions which arise in such a case will not be covered under warranty Anti virus You cannot install anti virus software on this unit Instead prepare anti virus by Windows Firewall or the router ...

Page 10: ...tion 39 Defining a Preset Position 39 Auto PTZ Patrolling 41 Adjusting Motion Detection 44 Events and Actions 46 Types of Event and Action 46 Events Configuration Generic Event 46 Event Configuration Input Event 48 Event Configuration Manual Event 50 Events Configuration Timer Event 51 Action Setup Moving the PTZ Camera Preset Position 52 Action Setup Distributing Camera Images Matrix 53 Action Se...

Page 11: ...ing Recorded Images 145 Displaying the Playback Screen 145 Switching Views 146 Searching for Recorded Images 147 Search for recorded images by date and time 147 Searching from the Image List 147 Searching for Images by With Without Recording 148 Searching for Recorded Images 149 Searching for Recorded Images from the Alert List 149 Smart Search 150 Playing back Recorded Images 151 Playing Back Rec...

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Page 13: ...o access such software running on a server c Device Connections You may not use the software as server software In other words more than one device may not access display run share or use the software at the same time You may use terminal services protocols to connect the device to a server running business task or processes software such as email word processing scheduling or spreadsheets You may...

Page 14: ... provided in this agreement rights to access the software on this device do not give you any right to implement Microsoft patents or other Microsoft intellectual property in software or devices that access this device 6 INTERNET BASED SERVICES Microsoft provides Internet based services with the software Microsoft may change or cancel them at any time a Consent for Internet Based Services The devic...

Page 15: ...ronizes with once a week to provide your l device with the correct time The connection uses standard NTP protocol Search Suggestions Service In Internet Explorer when you type a search query in the Instant Search box or type a question mark before your search term in the Address bar you will see search suggestions as you type if supported by your search provider Everything you type in the Instant ...

Page 16: ... with the same conditions set forth at go microsoft com fwlink LinkID 66406 9 BACKUP COPY You may make one backup copy of the software You may use it only to reinstall the software on the device 10 DOCUMENTATION Any person that has valid access to your device or internal network may copy and use the documentation for your internal reference purposes 11 PROOF OF LICENSE If you acquired the software...

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Page 21: ... OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY WHETHER IN CONTRACT STRICT LIABILITY OR TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE Portions of this software are based in part on the work of W3C Because Microsoft has included the W3C software in this product Microsoft is required...

Page 22: ...s software for any purpose It is provided as is without express or implied warranty Portions Copyright 1995 by Jeffrey Richter Portions of this software are based in part on the work of the Distributed Management Task Force Inc DMTF Because Microsoft has included software based on DMTF specifications in this product Microsoft is required to include the following text Copyright 2007 Distributed Man...

Page 23: ...ental operation procedures for the viewer necessary for monitoring works Structure of This Manual Item Description Getting Started A Page 2 Describes precautions for proper use of this product etc Be sure to read prior to use Recorder Part Basics A Page 23 Describes basic operations and setup from installation and connection of this unit to receiving images from the camera Applications A Page 38 D...

Page 24: ...the network settings on the unit and connect it with the cameras and computer Page 31 T Configure basic system settings Register the cameras and configure settings to show images from the cameras on the screen Page 32 T Configure settings for specific operation type Configure settings for the intended purpose Page 38 T Use the viewer Set the contents to be displayed in the view in accordance with ...

Page 25: ...oftware Used with This Unit Software Overview Starts up XProtect Enterprise Management Application XProtect Enterprise Management Application is software to perform settings of the monitoring system using XProtect Enterprise This software is referred to as Management Application in this manual Starts up XProtect Enterprise Smart Client XProtect Enterprise Smart Client is a software to view live or...

Page 26: ...the hardware Note Error types A Page 193 How to turn off A Page 127 E SERIAL1 2 Terminals For connecting the communication control terminals of a USB mouse sold separately USB flash memory sold separately or UPS sold separately Caution Attach the serial port cover supplied with this product if this port is not in use This product may malfunction due to the presence of static electricity Remove any...

Page 27: ...t terminal Connect to an AC120 V to AC240 V outlet using the power cable supplied L POWER switch Switches the power on or off Note Be sure to press and hold down the OPERATE button on the front panel to shut down the system before switching off the power supply M eSATA Terminal Connect to an additional HDD sold separately Note For details on additional HDDs you can connect to this unit consult you...

Page 28: ...FF works even during Operation Lock A Page 114 䡵 Output Ports A Page 27 T COMMON Signal Ground Terminal This is a common ground terminal Connect it to the signal ground terminal on the connected device This can be used when there are insufficient common ground terminals U WARNING OUT Warning Output Terminal A Page 193 Outputs signals when an error such as an HDD malfunction occurs V REC TALLY reco...

Page 29: ...ff the power while saving settings of Management Application When you change settings of Management Application restart the service otherwise the new settings are not applied A Page 19 When you change settings of Management Application In addition if you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on close Smart Client and restart the service ...

Page 30: ...emove the foot 3 Mount to the rack using screws C Use the 4 screws M5 x 10 mm supplied to fasten this unit to the rack Caution Do not place any object on this unit when it is mounted to the rack Doing so may cause it to lose balance and drop or fall resulting in injuries or damage When mounting more than one of this unit to the rack make sure to mount each at a distance that is at least equivalent...

Page 31: ...onitoring using a computer Caution Turn off all devices before connecting Do not connect a faulty switching hub or router or an exhausted network cable Otherwise the system may malfunction When you use a NAS or UPS consult your nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer for details on the compatibility with this unit You can also check on our website Connecting VR X3200U VR X1600U Warning Equipment Sensor Warning...

Page 32: ...itor 䡵 Connecting a mouse and keyboard This unit is used with a mouse For setup use a keyboard connected to the SERIAL terminal on the front panel Note Characters may also be entered using the built in on screen keyboard For how to use the on screen keyboard see Using the On screen Keyboard A Page 30 䡵 Connecting a microphone and speaker A microphone and speaker on the camera side allows for speec...

Page 33: ...dance at the output end to 10kK or lower The OPERATE OFF works even during Operation Lock A Page 114 Make Contact Input REC TALLY WARNING OUT The make contact is formed using the individual output terminals and the COMMON terminal Turning off the power of this unit switches the output of the output terminals to break Open collector output DC15V 10 mA and below 250ms or more 250ms or more Make Brea...

Page 34: ...cated network to ensure recording performance Also the camera network of LAN1 must be the same segment address conversion such as NAT and NAPT and a router are not used Note For protocols and port numbers used by network cameras refer to the instruction manual of the network cameras The default IP address of LAN1 is 192 168 0 253 The default value may be changed in Network and Internet in Control ...

Page 35: ...s turned ON Switching the Power Off 1 Press and hold down the OPERATE button for about 2 seconds to shut down the system The shutting down operation starts and the Operate indicator blinks When the system is shut down the screen becomes blank and the Operate indicator is turned off 2 Turn the power switch on the rear panel OFF Caution If the system can not be shut down normally due to power failur...

Page 36: ...to display setting A Page 79 the Smart Client is launched when you successfully login Shutting Down the System 1 Press and hold down the OPERATE button for about 2 seconds to shut down the system The shutting down operation starts and the Operate indicator blinks When the system is shut down the screen becomes blank and the Operate indicator is turned off Note The system can also be shut down by s...

Page 37: ...ng Control Panel The control panel opens up 2 Click Network and Internet If Category is not displayed select Category The Network and Internet window appears 3 Click Network and Sharing Center 4 Click Change adapter settings 5 Right click on an adapter and click Properties To setup LAN1 Select AIntel R 82578DM Gigabit Network Connection To setup LAN2 Select ARealtek RTL8168D 8111D Family PCI E Gig...

Page 38: ...ation Follow the instructions from the wizard of XProtect Enterprise to configure basic settings Starting Up Management Application 1 Double click Management Application on the desktop The top screen appears Follow the instructions of the wizard to register cameras and configure basic settings of the cameras and recording Note Settings of Adjust Motion Detection and Configure User Access should be...

Page 39: ...annot be registered Confirm that the IP address of the camera and LAN1 are in the same segment If they are in different segments consult your network administrator Example When the subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 IP address of this unit 192 168 0 253 IP address of the camera 192 168 0 100 Segment Underlined sections Do not set multiple devices to the same IP address Otherwise settings cannot be made ...

Page 40: ... Next 5 Confirm the cameras to register and click Finish Return to the top window Registration of the cameras has been completed Now you may receive images from the cameras Next configure settings for images and recording of each camera Configuring Settings of Cameras Connected Use the Configure Video and Recording wizard to configure settings of recording schedule and frame rate image quality for...

Page 41: ...ve images Distribution performanceB A Page 194 Note Event or Event and motion detection in Record on is displayed when an event is specified 7 Click Next Item Description Always on Always receive images from the camera Always off Receive no images from the camera Item Description Live Frame Rate For specifying frame rate for live display Recording Frame Rate For specifying frame rate for recording...

Page 42: ... Apply Template check box and click Apply to apply the settings selected in Template in the upper part to all selected cameras Configuring Basic Monitoring System Settings continued Item Description Purpose For specifying the usage of each drive Recording and Archiving Select this check box to use the drive for both recording and archiving Recording Select this check box to use the drive only for ...

Page 43: ...e the maximum recording performance frame rate For adding internal HDD and building a RAID configuration see Adding an HDD A Page 71 and Building a RAID Configuration A Page 72 䡵 Setting the recording data and archiving destination to the same drive By setting the recording data and archiving destination recording path archiving path to the same drive you can reduce the strain on this unit when mo...

Page 44: ...lication Caution Never turn off the power while saving settings of Management Application When you change settings of Management Application restart the service otherwise the new settings are not applied A Page 19 When you change settings of Management Application In addition if you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on close Smart Client and restart the service ...

Page 45: ... electronic zoom feature of a camera is functioning Please take note that no error message will be displayed in such a case During PTZ preset setting set EZoom Limit to 1 from PTZ page of VN V685U VN V686U VN V686BU to prevent registration by mistake For VN 686BU Series users in addition set PTZ Type to Type 3 on this unit For details refer to INSTRUCRTIONS of VN V685U VN V686U VN V686BU Series 1 ...

Page 46: ... differ to that set on the camera 7 When Type 1 is selected Determine the camera position from PTZ preview Defining a Preset PTZ Position continued Item Description PTZ preview For moving the PTZ camera to the desired position You can check the position on the screen PTZ preset positions For registering deleting and testing a PTZ camera position Item Description Type 1 stored on server Set the pre...

Page 47: ...m the list and modify the position in the PTZ preview screen Click Set New Position to modify the preset position 䡵 To delete a preset position Select a preset to delete from the list and click Delete Note Do not insert space at the beginning of the preset position name Such preset positions may not work Auto PTZ Patrolling PTZ patrolling is a feature that enables automatic movement of a PTZ camer...

Page 48: ...ing continued 3 Double click a camera name The Camera Properties window appears 4 Select PTZ Patrolling 5 Click Add New 6 Enter the PTZ patrol profile name Caution The PTZ patrol profile name must be unique Defining a Preset PTZ Position continued ...

Page 49: ...ling is paused at the time of manual PTZ operations or occurrence of any event Time to resume paused patrolling is specified in Resume PTZ patrolling after in Pause patrolling in the PTZ patrolling screen Note The settings in this section are applied to all PTZ cameras installed in the system 䡵 PTZ Scanning For cameras that support PTZ scanning enable this feature by selecting the PTZ scanning che...

Page 50: ...licking the camera name in AHardware DevicesB of Advanced Configuration and displaying Camera Properties 1 Click Adjust Motion Detection 2 Click Next 3 Select a camera from Select Camera 4 Specify an area to be excluded Select the Enable check box in Exclude regions and drag the mouse on the preview screen to specify an area to be excluded in motion detection The area to be excluded is indicated i...

Page 51: ...ceeds the sensitivity level defined by the Motion slider the Motion level indication turns to red to indicate a motion is detected 7 Click Finish Return to the top window Next specify the settings of starting recording by motion detection A Page 55 or sending an e mail A Page 62 Note After adjusting motion detection specify the action when detecting motion starting recording A Page 55 or sending a...

Page 52: ... this unit including communication data reception setting For outgoing data setting settings of sender devices such as cameras are necessary 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Click in Events and Output 3 Double click Generic Events Events and Actions Event Description Generic events right column Reception of particular character strings TCP UDP format Input events A Page 48 Detection of camera m...

Page 53: ...rity to other expressions AND Add this between expressions that must be included OR Add this between expressions either of which must be included Remove For deleting expression to the left of the cursor Event protocol Select which protocol this unit uses to receive on the detection of an event Any Both TCP and UDP data are received and analysed TCP Only TCP data is received and analysed UDP Only U...

Page 54: ...Management Application and activate the setting to receive an e mail upon the occurrence of an event A Page 62 Receive an e mail upon the occurrence of an event Event Configuration Input Event This section describes procedures to specify possible events by signals from devices hardware connected to this unit including motion detection from cameras You need to configure signals for each device in a...

Page 55: ...ange the event name enter Event name 7 Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for each input event to enable Note Some input events may not be selected at the same time 8 Click OK The input event has been configured Note When you specify the event specify the action for the event A Page 52 to 56 When you select the setting to receive an e mail when the event you specified occurs perform mail setup A Page 60 Mail Se...

Page 56: ...d The event name setting screen appears 6 Enter the event name and click OK Note If you change the camera name after setting the manual events manual events already registered may not work In this case delete the manual events then register them again When you specify the event specify the action for the event A Page 52 to 56 When you select the setting to receive an e mail when the event you spec...

Page 57: ...he monitoring system returns to the normal state 1 Open the properties screen of each event 2 Select the event to set the timer event and click Add To add a timer event for an input event 3 Enter a name and generation timing of the timer event For generation timing of the timer event specify the time elapsed from occurrence of the event you want to end 4 Click OK The timer event has been configure...

Page 58: ... is directed to the defined preset position A Page 39 Defining a Preset PTZ Position 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Click in Hardware Devices 3 Click the of Hardware Device of the camera to set and double click the camera name The Camera Properties window appears 4 Select PTZ on event Events and Actions continued ...

Page 59: ...ve the association between a preset position and an event select None for the event and preset position Action Setup Distributing Camera Images Matrix Live images can be distributed to specified computer s recipient s when any event occurs You can view the distributed images on a computer with the Smart Client 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Double click Matrix The Matrix Properties window app...

Page 60: ... the connection information of the Matrix window and the camera will be erased and images will not displayed in windows with Window Index A Page 177 set to 2 or higher 7 Select a camera to distribute live images to computer s Right click the action Connect Disconnect then connect or Disconnect selected in step 6 then specify settings of the camera 8 Click OK The image distribution by event has bee...

Page 61: ...e Properties window appears 3 Select Video Recording 4 Select an event that starts recording Select the Apply Template check box and click Apply to apply the settings selected in Template in the upper part to all selected cameras Item Description Always For recording images always Recording is not triggered by an event Motion Detection For starting recording by motion detection Event For starting ...

Page 62: ...lect Start Event and Stop Event 6 Click OK The recording start by event has been set Action Setup Output This section describes procedures to set an action to control external devices such as lights sirens and door opening shutting system connected with this unit 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Click in Events and Output 3 Double click Hardware Output Events and Actions continued ...

Page 63: ...of characters and format for the name Some output devices may have relatively short and or limited continuous output time Click Test Output to test the output 6 Click OK The output by event has been set Item Description Output name For specifying a name for the output Output connected to For specifying an output destination device Keep output for For specifying the time of output ...

Page 64: ...vice of the camera to set and double click the camera name The Camera Properties window appears 4 Select Recording Properties 5 Set Recording Settings to Conditionally and set the type of condition motion detection or event Recording Images Before After Occurrence of Event or Motion Stopped state Motion Event Stopped state Preceding seconds Record Following seconds Record Set time Set time ...

Page 65: ...eterioration of built in HDD reliability RAID abnormality if applicable Detection of heat radiation stoppage 䢇 Notifications from Management Application or Smart Client Motion detection Event occurrence Disconnection and restoration of communication with cameras Archive error occurrence Mail Settings of Unit Setting 1 Double click 4 Unit Setup on the desktop The Unit Setting window appears Item De...

Page 66: ...d test mail to send a test mail 8 Click OK Mail Setup for Management Application Note To receive a notification upon the occurrence of an event you need to enable mail notification in the settings of the event you want to receive notifications for The email notification period can also be specified in Scheduling and Archiving in Advanced Configuration A Page 119 This unit does not support notifica...

Page 67: ... body Include Image Select this check box to attach images to the notification mail Do not send e mail on camera failures Select this check box to send no mail when the camera is faulty Time between motion and database related e mails per camera For specifying the time interval minutes for sending each mail notification Item Description Sender e mail address For specifying the e mail address to se...

Page 68: ... Generic Event Properties window appears 5 Select the Send e mail if this event occurs check box To attach images to notification mails select Attach image from camera and select an image source 䢇 When an input event occurs a motion is detected 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Click in Events and Output 3 Double click Hardware Input Events 4 Double click any event name you want to set The Hardw...

Page 69: ...le master slave system A Master NVR B Switching hub LAN1 of the master NVR C Switching hub LAN2 of the master NVR LAN2 of the slave NVR D Slave NVR E Switching hub LAN1 of the slave NVR Caution If you set this unit as a slave connect only one master NVR Connecting more than one master NVR may cause this unit to malfunction The version of all NVR units in a master slave system must be set the same ...

Page 70: ...R Configure settings from the NVR to be used as the master 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Double click Master Slave The master slave setting screen appears 3 Select the Enable as master server check box and click OK Using More Than One NVR continued ...

Page 71: ...uration 2 Double click Master Slave The master slave setting screen appears Ensure that the Enable as master server check box is selected 3 Click Add The slave server setting screen appears 4 Specify the address and port number of the slave server 5 Click OK The NVR you just configured is registered as a slave ...

Page 72: ...h uses the viewer Smart Client 5 Enter the user name and password and click Add Basic User The user is registered as a new user Configuring Smart Client User Settings Item Description Server name For specifying the name to identify this unit in the network Local port For specifying the port number to use for the server Character encode language Make sure to set to Western European ISO iso 8859 1 E...

Page 73: ...cameras 7 Click Finish The user has been configured Limiting the Rights of Each User You can limit allowed operations of cameras and the viewer for each user 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Click in Users and double click a user name to configure settings for The user property screen appears ...

Page 74: ...tting the camera access authorizations appears 6 Deselect functions you want to limit the use of prohibit To prohibit all functions deselect the Access check box to the left of the camera name 7 Click OK The settings have been changed Adding a User Group When registering more than one user with the same rights rather than set each user separately it is more convenient to create a group 1 Click in ...

Page 75: ... added For access rights settings see steps 3 to 6 in Limiting the Rights of Each User A Page 67 Next add a user to the created user group 5 Right click the user group and click Add New Basic User or Add New Windows User 6 Set the user name and password then click OK When Add New Basic User has been selected When Add New Windows User has been selected The user has been registered to the group ...

Page 76: ...Double click Administrator The Administration Protection Properties screen appears 4 Select the Enable check box for Administration protection 5 Enter a password then click OK The activation password for Management Application is set and the password will be required the next time Management Application is started Configuring the Startup Password of Management Application ...

Page 77: ... HDD has been added When an external HDD has been added follow the steps below to format it 1 Turn on this unit 2 Click the Start button on the desktop 3 Right click Computer then select Computer Control The Computer Control screen appears 4 Select Disk Control 5 Right click the added HDD and select New Simple Volume The wizard will start up 6 Follow the wizard to set drive partitions etc Once the...

Page 78: ...lick All Programs Intel Intel R Rapid Storage Technology The Intel R Rapid Storage Technology is launched 3 Click Create 4 Select the volume then click Next Note Build RAID1 RAID5 or RAID10 5 Select the HDDs to build the RAID configuration Select port 0 and the required additional HDDs port 1 to port 3 Adding an HDD continued Item Description RAID0 RAID1 Add one HDD and build using a total of two ...

Page 79: ...rk Attached Storage is a dedicated file server that is connected to the LAN1 network In the case of NVR you can specify NAS connected to the camera network LAN1 as a drive for archiving data Caution When NAS is used the recording frame rate will decrease depending on the NAS performance Note Follow the NAS Instruction Manual for settings on NAS This may take a while depending on the format and RAI...

Page 80: ...aution Specify a name different from the host name defined in Connect This Unit to a Network A Page 31 as the user name for NAS setting If other Windows users have been created outside NAS User setting those users will be erased Basic users created using Management Application will not be deleted 䡵 Specify NAS as the archiving destination 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Click in Cameras and St...

Page 81: ...ayed when setting however there are no problems with recording operations 8 Click OK Caution You cannot play back past archive data if you change the archiving destination after actual operations When specifying NAS as the archiving destination a message stating that the path could not be confirmed may be displayed however archiving will be performed correctly Perform the NAS setting only after th...

Page 82: ...g 1 Connect a USB flash memory 2 Double click 4 Unit Setup on the desktop The Unit Setting window appears 3 Click Save Setting A confirmation screen appears 4 Click Save A confirmation message appears 5 Click OK The settings are saved When the saving operation is complete Saving succeeded appears Click OK to close the window 䡵 Restoring 1 Connect a USB flash memory 2 Double click 4 Unit Setup on t...

Page 83: ...here on this unit 䡵 Saving 1 Open the File menu and click Export Configuration Backup The saving window appears 2 Select a storage location and enter the file name 3 Click Save The settings are saved Caution Viewer information set on the viewer will not be saved 䡵 Reading Settings Reading the saved settings and making adjustments 1 Open the File menu and click Import Configuration 2 Select the fil...

Page 84: ...required Caution Never turn off the power while saving settings of Management Application When you change settings of Management Application restart the service otherwise the new settings are not applied A Page 19 When you change settings of Management Application In addition if you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on close Smart Client and restart the service ...

Page 85: ...eck box Select this check box to launch the CPU meter at system startup HDD Meter A Page 128 Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box to launch the HDD meter at system startup Hardware error notification setting For specifying the error notification method used in the event of any abnormality of this unit Notify by dialog 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box Select th...

Page 86: ...Units For selecting the number of IP addresses to be assigned to the cameras The selected number of IP addresses will be assigned starting from the first IP address Subnet mask 䢇 255 255 255 0 For specifying the subnet mask for the cameras Gateway 䢇 192 168 0 254 For specifying the gateway for the cameras Primary DNS 䢇 192 168 0 253 For specifying the primary DNS for the cameras Secondary DNS 䢇 19...

Page 87: ...ying the sender s e mail address to send error notification Send test mail For sending a test mail International Setting Select language 䢇 English For selecting the display language used for the Unit Setting screen JVC Log Setting A Page 126 For specifying the method to save logs Log information may be required for diagnosing problems LOG storage period Days 䢇 10 For specifying the period for rete...

Page 88: ... Settings when you are using surveillance computers LAN2 Obtain an IP address automatically 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box Select this check box to obtain an IP address automatically IP address 䢇 192 168 0 253 Note To specify an IP address other than the default value consult your system administrator There is a common host name for LAN1 and LAN2 If the host name is changed you need to...

Page 89: ... time Caution Connect the time server to the LAN2 network 1 Click the Start button on the desktop followed by clicking Control Panel The control panel opens up 2 Click Clock Language and Region The Clock Language and Region screen appears 3 Click Date and Time and select Internet Time 4 Select Change settings The Internet Time Settings window opens up 5 Select the Synchronize with an Internet time...

Page 90: ... followed by clicking Control Panel The control panel opens up 2 Click Hardware and Sound The Hardware and Sound window appears 3 Click Adjust system volume The Volume Mixer window appears 4 Adjust the volume by dragging the volume slider in Device Adjust the volume while listening sound from the speaker 5 Click Close Setting the Volume ...

Page 91: ...ase the WARNING indicator lights up Note Password is not set by default If you do not want to use a password for login this setting is not necessary 1 Click the Start button on the desktop followed by clicking Control Panel The control panel opens up 2 Click Add or remove a User Account The account selection screen appears 3 Click Administrator The account modification screen appears 4 Click Creat...

Page 92: ...e password has been set validate it from the command prompt and set the password to be entered when logging in Note If the password is not validated an error will appear when attempting to log in 1 Click the Start button on the desktop All Programs Accessories then click Command Prompt The command prompt starts up 2 Enter control userpasswords2 then press the enter key on the keyboard The User Acc...

Page 93: ...e the command prompt Note To log in automatically deselect Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer in step 3 To display the screen keyboard on the Windows login screen after the password is valid click the Ease of access button then activate Type without the keyboard On Screen Keyboard ...

Page 94: ...B Configure Video and Recording For configuring settings related to camera images and recording A Page 34 C Adjust Motion Detection For configuring settings related to motion detection This setting is not necessary if the recording condition is not set to Motion detection in Configure Video and Recording A Page 44 D Configure User Access This section describes procedures to register user s of Smar...

Page 95: ... for recording archiving notification and PTZ patrolling etc A Page 105 E Matrix For configuring settings of Matrix function to distribute images upon the occurrence of any event A Page 107 F Logs For configuring settings for logging A Page 107 G E mail For configuring e mail notification settings A Page 108 H SMS For configuring SMS notification settings Note This unit does not support notificati...

Page 96: ...k box and specify the port number in the field to the left of the check box Default value for Use default HTTP port varies depending on the device FTP port 䢇 21 If Use default FTP port is selected FTP communication to the unit will be performed through the default port number 21 To use another port deselect the check box and specify the port number in the field to the left of the check box Default...

Page 97: ...camera is Fixed or Moveable Fixed Fixed camera Moveable PTZ camera Port COM1 COM2 Available when Moveable is selected for Type Select the control port of the network encoder IP video server to control the PTZ function Port Address 䢇 0 Available when Moveable is selected for Type Specify the camera s port address Normally specify the address as 0 or 1 When series connection is applied for PTZ camer...

Page 98: ...vent Speedup frame rate Live frame rate 䢇 20 Second For specifying the frame rate for live display when the speedup function is enabled The values that can be specified differ depending on the settings for Regular frame rate Live frame rate You cannot specify values smaller than Regular frame rate Live frame rate Speedup frame rate Recordingframe rate 䢇 10 00 Second For specifying the frame rate f...

Page 99: ...d images Default value varies depending on the camera Configure settings below when you select Conditionally Built in motion detection Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box to record all images where any motion is detected Event Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box to start recording at the occurrence of an event If the Event check box is sele...

Page 100: ...ems are found in the database The number of options available varies depending on whether archiving is enabled Caution Select Archive no repair in normal circumstances If you have selected another option the data may be lost if problems occur in the database Repair scan delete if fails Two different repair methods quick repair recovery and complete repair scan are used Content of the database will...

Page 101: ...ailable output ports On manual activation 䢇 None For specifying an output port to output when a specific event or manual event occurs On motion detected 䢇 None For specifying an output port to output when motion is detected Configure events Hardware input events Manual events Generic events 䢇 Select an event and click Open to display the settings screen for the selected event Motion Detection and ...

Page 102: ...odifying a preset position selected in the list Use the PTZ preview screen to modify the position Delete For deleting a preset position selected in the list Test For testing a preset position PTZ Patrolling Patrolling profiles For displaying a defined patrol and creating a new patrolling profile A Page 41 Patrolling Profiles For displaying a defined patrolling profile Add New For creating a new pa...

Page 103: ... patrolling when any motion is detected Resume patrolling seconds after first motion detection For specifying timing to resume the patrolling paused due to motion detection seconds after last motion is detected Resume PTZ patrolling after 䢇 30 seconds For specifying timing to resume manual PTZ operation or to resume patrolling interrupted due to an event PTZ on event A Page 52 Event 䢇 None For spe...

Page 104: ...sign a camera number that is used by other cameras Recording Path D MediaDatabase Do not change this setting Archiving Path 䢇 Using dynamic path For specifying the archiving destination of the database You can not specify the destination when a dynamic path is used Retention Time Day s Hour s Minute s 䢇 7 Day s For saving records to the database until the record reaches the predefined recording ti...

Page 105: ...meras Record on Always Never 䢇 Motion detection Event Event and motion detection For selecting a recording method Start Event 䢇 None For specifying an event to start recording and an event to stop recording Stop Event Pre recording Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Images before after the occurrence of motion or an event can be recorded You can specify units of seconds to record before af...

Page 106: ...eselect check boxes of all cameras Camera Open For displaying the Camera Properties window Speedup Frame Rate Enable Speedup Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Validates speedup Live Frame Rate 䢇 20 For specifying the frame rate for speedup live display The values that can be specified differ depending on the settings for Regular frame rate Live frame rate You cannot specify values larger ...

Page 107: ...ying the frame rate in live display Note The validated setting value differs depending on the camera Refer to the instruction manual of the camera and confirm the validated setting value before setting Record Keyframes Only Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box to record keyframes I Frame only Record All Frames on Motion detection Event Event and motion detection 䢇 Sched...

Page 108: ...check boxes of all cameras Click Clear All to deselect check boxes of all cameras Camera Open For displaying the Camera Properties window Audio Recording Audio recording Record audio all cameras 䢇 Always Never For selecting whether to record audio sound together with images Storage Information Storage information Drive Information of the storage currently used is displayed Path capacity video data...

Page 109: ...fying an event name The following characters cannot be used Pre post alarm images Images from camera For selecting cameras to acquire images Number of pre alarm images 䢇 3 For specifying the number of images to acquire Frames per second 䢇 1 For specifying the number of image frames E mail notification Send e mail if this event occurs Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box...

Page 110: ...ession The added words are displayed Use the following buttons to edit the conditions Bundle related words Words enclosed with are prioritized over other words AND Insert between words which must both be included OR Insert between words where either is required Delete Delete the word to the left of the cursor Event protocol Any 䢇 TCP UDP Choose which protocol this unit uses to receive on the detec...

Page 111: ...ck box Select this check box to use a template when you configure settings for each camera Scheduling Options Scheduling options Start cameras on client request Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box to start the camera on request from the viewer Schedule profile for new cameras Always off Always on For specifying the default schedule value applied to any new camera added...

Page 112: ...3 59 For specifying the start time and stop time End time Day Monday to Sunday Weekdays Everyday For specifying the duration E mail Notification A Page 121 E mail schedule Schedule profiles Always off Always on For selecting a schedule profile Default value varies depending on the camera Start time 0 00 to 23 59 For specifying the start time and stop time End time Day Monday to Sunday Weekdays Eve...

Page 113: ...e path of the storage location of system log files Days to log 䢇 10 For specifying the number of days for storing the system log files Event log Path 䢇 L Log MS For specifying the path of the storage location of event log files Caution Do not change this setting Days to log 䢇 10 For specifying the number of days for storing the event log files Audit log Enable audit logging Select check box 䢇 Do n...

Page 114: ...For specifying the mail title Message text For specifying the message text Include image Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box to include images in the message Do not send e mail on camera failures 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box Select this check box not to send e mail when the camera is faulty Time between motion and database related e mails per camera 䢇 0 m...

Page 115: ... connecting to this unit via the Internet Max number of clients 䢇 11 For specifying the maximum number of Smart Client users who can connect to the system at the same time Those who use the Smart Client on the live display and playback display of this unit are also included in the users Do not specify 11 or higher Local IP Ranges Local IP ranges Start Address Validate access to this unit from the ...

Page 116: ...rm password User name User information A Page 67 User access overview The list of the registered user name type and access authority is displayed By default the user below is specified User name Administrator Password None User type Windows user User name admin Password jvc User type Basic user Group access overview The list of the registered group name user and access authority is displayed Admin...

Page 117: ...hts for new cameras when added to system Live PTZ PTZ preset positions Output Events Incoming audio Outgoing audio Manual recording Playback AVI JPEG export Database export Sequences Smart search Recorded audio Item Preset Values Description Item Description Service Name Recording Server service For starting stopping restarting each service of the recording server as well as confirming status of e...

Page 118: ...r resolutions may not be displayed depending on the monitor connected 1 Right click on the desktop and select Screen resolution The Change the appearance of your display window appears 2 Click Resolution and drag the slider to select a resolution Caution If you attempt to set a resolution that is not supported by the monitor monitor synchronization may be interrupted 3 Click OK The preview is disp...

Page 119: ... of your display window appears 2 Drag a monitor in the Change the appearance of your display window to align the main display 1 and sub display 2 to their actual positions 3 Click the Multiple displays pull down menu and select Extend these displays 4 Click OK Caution When a dual monitor configuration is used or the output size is large the load on the CPU will be increased If the CPU meter becom...

Page 120: ...OK Operations are locked and the Unlock button appears on the desktop Note When operations are locked no operations other than closing the on screen keyboard or canceling operation lock are available 䡵 To unlock operations 1 Double click Unlock on the desktop The password entry window appears 2 Click Run On Screen Keyboard 3 Enter the password and click OK Operations are unlocked and you can perfo...

Page 121: ...he respective cameras 1 Double click Management Application on the desktop 2 Click Add a Hardware Devices 3 Select Manual and click Next 4 Click Use 5 Enter the address port number user name and password for the camera to add and click Next Camera verification starts When verification is complete a summary of the added camera hardware device appears Note For the registered device a name such as Ca...

Page 122: ...icense code in the Software license code SLC field and click OK If the code is valid the number of licenses will appear Replacing a Hardware Device This section describes procedures to replace a hardware device currently used such as a camera with a new hardware device Use the Replace Hardware wizard for configuration after connecting a new hardware device 1 Double click Management Application on ...

Page 123: ...4 Right click the hardware device you want to delete and select Delete Hardware Device A confirmation message appears 5 Click Delete Proper Use of LAN1 LAN2 In this system use LAN1 to connect to network cameras and LAN2 to connect to surveillance computers and the timer server NTP server A This unit master NVR B Switching hub LAN1 C Network cameras D NAS E Switching hub LAN2 F Surveillance compute...

Page 124: ...ies The Server Access Properties window is displayed 3 Select the Enable internet access check box 4 Set the internet address and internet port Note For more information consult the network administrator 5 Click OK How to Use a Network continued Item Description Internet address Set the global IP address or host name for connecting to this unit through the internet Internet port Set the port numbe...

Page 125: ...ies and apply them to the camera 䡵 Creating a Profile 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Double click Scheduling and Archiving Scheduling and Archiving Properties screen appears 3 Click Create 4 Click Apply 5 Select an item 6 Input the profile name and click Add New Changing the Recording Settings ...

Page 126: ...edules of the cameras in use appear 3 Select the profile to apply for each item of the camera you want to set 4 Click OK The schedule of the camera is set Note By selecting the Apply template check box to the left of the camera name and clicking Set you can apply the profile selected in Template Schedule to all selected cameras at once If you click Select All the check boxes of all cameras will be...

Page 127: ...ar Set Period The period set by the Start time and End time will be represented on the bar display Change Period Adjust the period shown on the bar With the bar selected enter and click Start time End time and Day Configure Events Select an event and click Open The setting screen of the selected event will appear Item Description Start time End time Day Select the period time day for which speedup...

Page 128: ...rdware Devices 3 Right click a camera you want to configure settings for to display Camera Properties 4 Click Audio 5 Select a device for each of Default microphone and Default speaker 6 Click OK Changing the Recording Settings continued Item Description Patrol profile Select the PTZ patrol profile to set the schedule Start time End time Day Select the period time day for which the PTZ patrol prof...

Page 129: ...device 2 Press and hold down the OPERATE button for about 2 seconds to shut down the system and switch off the power switch on the rear panel 3 Connect a UPS communication cable to the SERIAL terminal on the rear panel 4 Switch on the power of the UPS and then this unit Caution Make sure that the UPS communication cable is connected before switching on the power of this unit Do not disconnect the ...

Page 130: ...acters for the community name For TRAP transmission may fail at the recipient side due to its communication specifications Use TRAP only as an auxiliary measure and use polling judgment as a primary measure 7 Click Copy extended MIB file to flash memory The MIB extension information JVCNVRMIB txt is copied to a USB flash memory 8 Resister the MIB extension information with the SNMP manager on the ...

Page 131: ...ER 1 10 read only Warning list index 1 1 2 nvrWarningDate DateAndTime read only Warning date and time 1 1 3 nvrWarningInfo DisplayString read only Warning information Camera List nvrCameraGroup 3 1 nvrRegistCameraTable SEQUENCE OF NvrRegistCameraEntry not accessible Table of 32 connected cameras 1 1 nvrRegistCameraEntry NvrRegistCameraEntry INDEX nvrRegCamIndex not accessible Table of 32 connected...

Page 132: ...Management Application 3 types of logs can be saved system logs event logs and audit logs 1 Click in Advanced Configuration 2 Right click Logs and select Properties The Log Properties window appears 3 Change the retention days Caution Do not change the destination 4 Click OK Changing the Log Storage Period for the Unit Settings 1 Double click 4 Unit Setup on the desktop The Unit Setting window app...

Page 133: ... will be created on the USB flash memory and the maintenance information and log will be stored Caution To disconnect the USB device from the unit be sure to perform remove by right clicking the target removal disk on the explorer Saving Maintenance Information Item Description Operating time For displaying the runtime of this unit Power fail history The power failure history appears The Power fai...

Page 134: ...cur 1 Double click the 1 CPU Meter on the desktop The CPU meter appears Caution When there is a red indication on the CPU meter decrease the load by for example lowering the displaying recording frame rate HDD Maintenance Drive Purpose C System disk M For saving temporary files of export data L For saving operation logs D or other than the above For saving recorded images Item Preset Values Descri...

Page 135: ...entation may take several hours 1 Click the Start button on the desktop followed by clicking All Programs 2 Click Accessories System Tools Disk Defragmenter The Disk Defragmenter window appears 3 Right click a drive to perform defragmentation and click Defragment disk Defragmentation of the selected drive starts When the defragmentation is completed current date and time is displayed in the Last R...

Page 136: ...images by using the viewer Smart Client This chapter describes basic settings of the viewer and how to install the viewer to a surveillance computer Caution If you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on shut down Smart Client then restart it ...

Page 137: ...current user Login as the current Windows user Windows authentication Login as the Windows user but a user name and password MUST will be required Note You will use this setting when you login as the Windows user to this unit from an outside monitoring PC You need to set the login password for this unit A Page 85 Basic authentication A user name and password will be required to login to this unit ...

Page 138: ...the connection again When multiple computers are connected and audio sound is played back the sound may be distorted 䡵 To log out 1 Click Log Out You are logged out and the Login screen of the Smart Client appears again Caution If you have restarted this unit or the Smart Client on this unit log out from the Smart Client at the surveillance computer and login again 䡵 To finish 1 Click Close The Sm...

Page 139: ...display the section you want to use C Camera images D View For viewing a split screen display of images from multiple cameras A Page 137 E Viewer operation buttons Full screen For enlarging camera images Notification Dialog Display the status of the connected server Help For displaying the help About For viewing information about the Smart Client Options For confirming changing settings of the Sma...

Page 140: ...ayback screen black out Operations of the Smart Client are slow The Smart Client is not responding In the Smart Client images and audio sounds may be out of synchronization If you have configured e mail settings conduct a test to ensure that e mails will be sent A Page 108 If you have connected an additional HDD startup may take several minutes Be sure to set the Smart Client so that the live fram...

Page 141: ...2 or 64 bit Windows Vista Business 32 or 64 bit Windows Vista Enterprise 32 or 64 bit Windows Vista Ultimate 32 or 64 bit Windows XP Professional 32 or 64 bit Windows 7 Professional 32 or 64 bit Windows 7 Enterprise 32 or 64 bit Windows 7 Ultimate 32 or 64 bit CPU Intel Core2 Duo or higher Xeon for large views recommended minimum 2 4 GHz RAM Minimum 1 GB more than 1 GB is recommended for large scr...

Page 142: ...er versions and enter the IP address of NVR as Ahttp 192 168 1 253B A welcome page will appear Caution Do not select Remote Client 2 Click Smart Client Installer English The Do you want to run or save this files confirmation message appears 3 Click Run Confirmation message appears asking Do you want to run this software 4 Click Run Doing so starts up the Smart Client Setup Wizard 5 Click Next and ...

Page 143: ... groups are preset as root groups for groups you will create You can check the group and view structure from the Views section Caution Select Basic Authentication for the authentication method Enter the user name and password of the basic user For details of the default registered basic user see AUsersB A Page 110 The View group saving error dialog may appear when you attempt to change views in th...

Page 144: ...the Views section select a root folder Private or Shared you want to create a new group in 3 Click Create New Group A new group is created 4 Enter a group name for the new group Then create a new view in the group you just created 5 Click Create New View and select a layout for a new view A new view is created in the group 6 Enter a view name Next register the camera to display the created view Cr...

Page 145: ...hanging a group view name 1 Select a group view you want to change the name for in the Views section 2 Click the Rename button and enter a group view name 䡵 Deleting a group view 1 Select a group view you want to delete in the Views section 2 Click the Delete button A confirmation message prompts you to confirm you want to delete the selected group and all views in the group or selected views 3 Cl...

Page 146: ...click the upper blue bar To restore the original size double click the upper blue bar again Click the active event or motion indicator to turn off the indicator You can hide the live indicator in Display settings A Page 170 Viewing Live Images Item Description A Live tab For displaying the Live window B Operation section A Page 141 C Camera images Live images from the camera D View Segmented displ...

Page 147: ... For details please contact your monitoring system administrator You need to set an upper limit of recording time in the Management Application in advance Manual Recording A Page 99 1 Right click on a camera image you want to record and select Start Recording from the shortcut menu Recording starts and will automatically end after the specified time Note You cannot stop recording while it is in pr...

Page 148: ...om feature of VN V685U VN V686U VN V686BU Series the electronic zoom operations stop temporarily on the boundary between the optic zoom and electronic zoom To continue zooming perform the zoom operation again 䡵 Digital zoom You can view enlarged images from cameras by selecting the Digital zoom check box in the PTZ Control section Performing the digital zoom operation will show a small view of the...

Page 149: ...to the other party through a speaker installed to the camera select the speaker from the Talk to list Select All Speakers to talk to all speakers at the same time During talking keep Talk clicked Talker s volume level can be checked from the level meter Caution Audio sounds may be interrupted when more than one surveillance computer listen to the sounds When you return from the setting screen to t...

Page 150: ...shortcut menu by right clicking on the camera image screen The menu items may differ according to the camera settings Operating Cameras on the Live Image Screen continued Item Description A Start recording for For starting recording with the selected camera manual recording B Launch Sequence Explorer For launching the Sequence Explorer of the selected camera C Copy Copy the image from the selected...

Page 151: ...y clicking the Live or Playback tab then click the Setup tab again Caution Do not switch between the live screen and the playback screen frequently in a short time Viewing Recorded Images Notes The recording frame rate may decrease during operations in the playback screen When there is frequent access to the HDD i e recorded images are played back at the same time with recording playback images or...

Page 152: ...es under Hardware Devices in Advanced Configuration described in this manual A Page 90 Viewing Recorded Images continued Section Icon Description Views For selecting a view to display from the registered views Cameras For displaying a camera list By selecting a camera not listed in the view and dragging it into the view you can view images from the camera Recording Search For searching for recorde...

Page 153: ...oup of recorded images triggered by an event or motion or specified time interval Note If the Sequence Explorer section is not displayed click to display it 1 Select a target for listing in the Sequence Explorer section and launch it 2 Select a list type sequence or span 3 Click images you want to view from the list The images you selected are displayed in the left part of the screen Note To chang...

Page 154: ...g the timeline upwards or downwards with your mouse a part of the timeline may not be updated In such a case exit the Smart Client A Page 132 and then restart it A Page 131 Searching for Recorded Images continued Timeline For indicating recording status One for each camera available in the Smart Client is displayed The timeline of the selected camera is highlighted Red For indicating recording tri...

Page 155: ... printed by clicking the print icon in the Recording Search section A Page 154 Printing a Recorded Image operation from surveillance computer Exporting can be performed by clicking the export icon A Page 162 Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory Export The exact date and time of when a detected motion or event triggered recording to start and the exact date and time of the start and...

Page 156: ...sitivity level from the Sensitivity list under Search setup Select from parameters below Very high High Medium Low Very low 5 Specify a time interval in the Interval list 6 Search by repeatedly clicking Next or Previous Searching for data where any motion is detected in the area starts It will be displayed when any motion is detected in the area and such motion will be highlighted Caution Smart Se...

Page 157: ...n the playback slider is at the left end pause the playback buttons are inactive Set the playback slider to a preferred speed 䡵 To skip parts with no recording You can skip parts with no recorded images on the selected camera during playback by selecting the Skip gaps during playback check box in the Time Navigation section When in split screen display even when there are no images recorded by the...

Page 158: ...to recorded audio sounds You can listen to audio sounds recorded sounds of a camera with a microphone Note If the Audio section is not displayed click to display it 1 Select an audio sound from the Listen to list in Microphones To mute temporarily select the Mute check box Caution Audio sounds may be interrupted when more than one surveillance computer plays back the sounds When returning to the p...

Page 159: ...ications This chapter describes procedures to customize views according to specific applications Caution If you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on shut down Smart Client then restart it ...

Page 160: ...gs 4 Click Print to start printing When printing is finished click Close to exit the printing screen You can use the carousel function to view images from multiple cameras in one display position by rotation You can also specify the camera switching interval 1 Click the Setup tab 2 Click Carousel in the System Overview section and drag to a preferred position in the view 3 Release the mouse button...

Page 161: ...than the others i e 1 in the 1 7 layout as a hotspot 1 Click the Setup tab 2 Click Hotspot in the System Overview section and drag to a preferred position in the view 3 Release the mouse button at a preferred position Item Description A Default carousel time For specifying units of seconds common to multiple cameras if applicable B Time for selected camera For specifying a display period for camer...

Page 162: ... section and drag to a preferred position in the view 3 Release the mouse button at a preferred position The Open URL window appears 4 Enter a URL and click OK Enlarging Images of a Selected Camera Hotspot continued Item Description Image quality For adjusting resolution and image quality of images to display Always set this to Full Frame rate Frame rate of the display Select from Unlimited the sa...

Page 163: ...till images located on other computers cannot be used 1 Click the Setup tab 2 Click Image in the System Overview section and drag to a preferred position in the view 3 Release the mouse button at a preferred position The Open window appears 4 Select an image file and click Open Item Description URL To enter a new URL click New button Scaling For selecting a display size of the HTML page Enable HTM...

Page 164: ...ting Note You can also rename the button by right clicking an overlay button you want to rename and selecting Edit To delete an overlay button right click the overlay button you want to delete and select Delete You can display the view as a floating window when for example using multiple monitors 1 Click the Live tab or Playback tab 2 In the Views section right click the view you would like to dis...

Page 165: ...Joystick Settings Item Description Invert By default the PTZ camera moves to the right when you push the joystick to the right along the X axis and moves up when you pull the joystick towards you along the Y axis The movements are reversed if you select Invert Absolute The angle of the joystick corresponds to the direction of the camera Action For specifying the action when you move the joystick P...

Page 166: ...ed and the amount of joystick movement required for operation of the camera is increased 6 Assign an action to each joystick button in the Button setup section Select the action to assign in the Action field 䡵 Disabling Joystick Operation To disable the joystick operation select the Disable all joysticks check box Customizing Joystick Settings continued ...

Page 167: ...ibes operations to make full use of the viewer Lists of available features in each screen and settings are also provided Caution If you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on shut down Smart Client then restart it ...

Page 168: ...y fail to use Export if images to export contain ones with a large time gap by changing the time In this case export images separately images before changing the time and ones after changing the time Example summer time etc 3 Select a camera from the Source list 4 Click AVI JPEG Export The export dialog will appear Ensure that the start and end date time and camera name you entered are displayed N...

Page 169: ...ate time is entered in the master time display part in Time Navigation When you click Set in End time the date time displayed in the master time display part in Time Navigation plus 1 second is entered Caution You may fail to use Export if images to export contain ones with a large time gap by changing the time In this case export images separately images before changing the time and ones after ch...

Page 170: ...7 Click Export An Exported Images folder is automatically created in the specified location and exporting is started Caution The recording frame rate may decrease during exporting Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory Export continued Item Description Include incoming audio Include outgoing audio Select these check boxes to include incoming outgoing audio sounds in images to export ...

Page 171: ... onto the computer s desktop 2 Open the Exported Images folder 3 Double click Viewer exe in the data folder The viewer is launched Viewing Exported Data 䡵 Viewing Data on a Specific Date Time Using Date Time Selection 1 Click the K button for date selection and select the specified date from the calendar Images of the selected date appear 2 Click the K button for time selection and select a specif...

Page 172: ...o play back extension pqz one by one Data Playback Stopping Data Playback 䡵 Playback 1 Set the playback speed using the speed control 2 Click the Play button The database is played back at the specified speed 䡵 Stopping Playback 1 Click the Stop button Data playback stops Exiting the Export Viewer 1 Select File Exit from the menu The Export Viewer is closed Note You can also click on the top right...

Page 173: ...e During talking keep Talk clicked Lock to selected audio devices Check the check box to keep using the selected microphone and or speaker when you select another camera with a microphone and or speaker List only devices from current view Check the check box to list the audio devices in the view only Sequence Explorer Launch View For displaying a list of sequence images of all cameras in the view ...

Page 174: ...search and playback operations for recorded images Date time Date time of recorded images presented in the view master time Playback navigation button For performing playback and frame advance Skip gaps during playback Select this check box to skip the specified period Date Time Go To For specifying search date time and displaying in Go To Audio Microphones For selecting a source camera you want t...

Page 175: ...m For zooming in out Disabled unless the Digital zoom check box is selected Digital zoom Select this check box to use the digital zoom feature Section Item Description Section Item Preset Values Description Views For creating and editing a view System Overview For adding cameras and setting features such as HTML pages and hotspots for the view Overlay Buttons Application Camera PTZ Device For crea...

Page 176: ...ted to notify of an event occurring on the live image screen In order to use this function it is necessary to set the event notification Display settings Use default display settings 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box If selected the showing hiding of the title bar and live indicator is determined by the settings of Application in the Options settings A Page 174 Show title bar 䢇 Select che...

Page 177: ...er for when multiple Matrix windows are set within the view Starting from A1 B newly distributed live images from cameras are displayed in order Show Use default display settings 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box If selected the showing hiding of the title bar and live indicator is determined by the settings of Application in the Options settings A Page 174 Title bar 䢇 Select check box Do...

Page 178: ... of the camera image Show Use default display settings 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box If selected the showing hiding of the title bar and live indicator is determined by the settings of Application in the Options settings A Page 174 Title bar 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box If selected the showing hiding of the title bar is set separately to the settings of Application in th...

Page 179: ...to preserve the aspect ratio of the camera image Show Use default display settings 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box If selected the showing hiding of the title bar and live indicator is determined by the settings of Application in the Options settings A Page 174 Title bar 䢇 Select check box Do not select check box If selected the showing hiding of the title bar is set separately to the s...

Page 180: ...e For selecting the camera error message display method Server error messages Show as overlay 䢇 Hide For selecting whether to show or hide messages from the server Default for live indicator Show 䢇 Hide For selecting whether to show or hide the live indicator Default for title bar 䢇 Show Hide Set whether to display the title bar Show current time in title bar 䢇 Show Hide Set whether to display the...

Page 181: ... buffering Available 䢇 Unavailable Joystick For allocating the PTZ features to a joystick Disable all joysticks Select check box 䢇 Do not select check box Select this check box to disable joysticks Selected joystick For selecting a joystick to configure settings for Axis setup For setting available axis Invert display By default the PTZ camera moves to the right when you push the joystick to the r...

Page 182: ...ected in Assigned keys Advanced Maximum decoding threads Auto 䢇 Normal 1 to 8 Set the number of threads used when decoding a video stream The performance on the live playback screen will be increased for multicore computers Select the optimal setting according to the number of computers and cameras used and the frame rate setting Caution This setting cannot be adjusted for each individual screen o...

Page 183: ...box to maintain camera image aspect ratio Deselect this check box to reduce images according to the Matrix position 5 Click Connection Settings and set a TCP port and a password Enter the TCP port and password set in Matrix of Management Application A Page 53 Action Setup Distributing Camera Images Matrix Note Multiple Matrix positions can be set in the view In such a case set the window ranking o...

Page 184: ...rs This section contains reference information such as the recording performance summary of initial values and specifications of this unit You may also want to refer to this chapter when any trouble occurs ...

Page 185: ...X35U is V2 00 or a newer version When sending out audio data to VN V26U make sure that the firmware version of VN V26U is 1 01 or a newer version Compatible Network Cameras Functions JPEG MPEG4 H 264 Mega Pixel PTZ Microphone Speaker Network camera JVC VN V25U R R VN V26U R R R R VN V685U R R R VN V686U R R R VN V686BU R R R VN V686WPBU R R R VN V225U VPU R R R R VN X235U VPU R R R R R R VN C20U R...

Page 186: ...31 47 93 156 467 933 2333 Video 16 ch Audio 2 ch 31 47 93 156 452 878 2018 Video 32 ch 47 78 233 467 1166 Video 32 ch Audio 2 ch 47 77 230 452 1082 䢇 H 264 Recording Unit Hour Bit rate per channel per second bps 3 6M 2M 1 8M 1M 660K 330K 128K 64K Typical example of the bitrate above Full HD 30ips 720P 30ips Full HD 15ips 720P 15ips VGA 30ips VGA 15ips VGA 1ips VGA Low quality 1ips Recording channe...

Page 187: ... Setting IP Lease feature Enable IP Lease Lease period Unlimited Parameters Head IP address 192 168 0 100 Number 20 Units Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 0 254 Primary DNS 192 168 0 253 Secondary DNS 192 168 0 252 Domain name None 䡵 SNMP Setting Enable SNMP Do not select check box Enable TRAP Do not select check box SNMP Manager IP address IP address Community name 1 to 32 characters Alp...

Page 188: ...not select check box 䡵 LAN1 Network adapter interface name Intel R 82578DM Gigabit Network Connection Obtain an IP address automatically Do not select check box IP address 192 168 0 253 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway None Preferred DNS Server None Alternate DNS Server None Host Name JVCNVR DNS Domain Name None 䡵 LAN2 Network adapter interface name Realtek RTL8168D 8111D Family PCI E Gig...

Page 189: ...ed camera features pan tilt and zoom functions Do not select check box COM1 PTZ type COM2 PTZ type None Type Fixed Port None Port address 0 Fisheye Fisheye Enable fisheye Do not select check box Fisheye license key None Camera Camera Properties Camera Properties General camera settings Enabled Depending on cameras Camera name None Camera shortcut number None Frame rate Frame rate selection MJPEG R...

Page 190: ...o not select check box Start event None Stop event Enable pre recording Do not select check box second s None Enable post recording Do not select check box second s None Recording and Archiving Paths Recording settings Recording path D MediaDatabase Archiving path Using Dynamic Path Retention time 7 Day s Database repair action Repair scan delete if fails General archiving settings for all cameras...

Page 191: ...None PTZ Patrolling Patrolling list Wait time sec 10 seconds Transition time sec 5 seconds PTZ scanning Do not select check box Speed Medium Pause patrolling Pause patrolling if motion is detected Do not select check box Resume patrolling 30 seconds PTZ on event Event None PTZ Preset Position None Item Initial value Item Initial value Recording and Archiving Paths Recording Recording Path D MediaD...

Page 192: ...rame Rate 10 00 Time Unit Second Speedu p Frame Rate Enable Speedup Select check box Live Frame Rate 20 Recording Frame Rate 10 00 Time Unit Second Speedup on Event Start Event None Stop Event Apply Template Do not select check box Frame Rate MPEG Frame rate MPEG Live FPS Depending on cameras Record Keyframes Only Do not select check box Record All Frames on Schedule only Start Event None Stop Eve...

Page 193: ...SMS System motion detection event Create a system motion detection event for the camera Do not select check box Hardware Output For each Hardware Device Output name None Output connected to None Keep output for 10 1 10 seconds Manual events Global Event configuration Event name None E mail notification Send e mail if this event occurs Do not select check box Attach image from camera Do not select ...

Page 194: ...t rule type Search Event priority 0 Event configuration Event Name None E mail notification Send e mail if this event occurs Do not select check box Attach image from camera Do not select check box SMS notification Send SMS if this event occurs Do not select check box Note This unit does not support notifications by SMS Output Control on Event Output on Event Activate output on event Event None Ou...

Page 195: ... Hardware device communication Maximum delay between reconnect attempts 10 Archiving Archiving time 12 00 00 Archive failure notification Send e mail on archive failure Select check box Send SMS on archive failure Select check box Note This unit does not support notifications by SMS Camera name Online Period Online schedule Schedule profiles Always on Set camera to start stop on time Select check ...

Page 196: ... cameras Patrolling profile Start time End time Day Item Initial value Item Initial value Matrix Recipients Matrix recipients Enable Matrix Do not select check box Name None Address None Port None Password None Matrix recipient is a Smart Client Select check box Matrix Event Control Matrix event control Configure events None Item Initial value Logs Path L Log MS Days to log 10 Event log Path L Log...

Page 197: ...a failures Select check box Time between motion and database related e mails per camera 0 minute s Mail server settings Sender e mail address None Outgoing mail SMTP server name None Server requires login Do not select check box User name None Password None Item Initial value Server Access Server access Server name Server Local port 80 Enable internet access Do not select check box Internet addres...

Page 198: ...es Client access settings Live Select check box Playback Select check box Setup Select check box Edit shared views Select check box Edit private views Select check box Camera Access Camera access settings Camera name Select check box Rights for new cameras when added to system Select check box Live Select check box PTZ Select check box PTZ preset positions Select check box Output Select check box ...

Page 199: ...ten to is correctly selected in the Audio section If the network is congested audio sounds may not be transmitted Unable to operate in a section s in the viewer Check to ensure that the section you want to operate in is set to Available under Panels in option settings A Page 174 The message below appears after turning on the power ACMOS Settings Wrong CMOS Date Time Not Press F1 to Run SETUP Press...

Page 200: ...T 100BASE TX 10BASE T Serial USB2 0 A type or equivalent x 6 eSATA x 1 Video Output D sub 15 pin x 1 up to 1920 x 1080 DVI x 1 up to 1920 x 1080 Audio input Analog audio mini jack monaural x 1 Audio output Analog audio mini jack stereo x 1 I O Terminals Push terminal Input x 10 Output x 2 䡵 Compatible Compression Formats Video JPEG MPEG 4 H 264 Audio µ law 䡵 Recording HDD Capacity 1 TB x 1 Recordi...

Page 201: ...r Cord 2 4 m 1 Power Cord 2 m 2 Rack Mount Bracket 2 Warranty Card 1 Screw M4 x 11 mm 6 Screw M5 x 10 mm 4 䡵Dimensional Outline Drawing Unit mm T The specifications and appearance of this unit may be modified for improvement without prior notice 1 5 132 140 4 7 350 420 ...

Page 202: ...loating window 158 Frame rate Display frame rate 156 170 171 172 173 175 Live frame rate 35 92 100 Recording frame rate 35 92 100 Speedup 92 100 H Hardware device Deletion 117 Hardware Properties 90 Replacement 116 HDD meter 128 Hotspot 155 HTML page 156 I Image quality 156 170 171 172 173 175 Indicator Event indicator 140 HDD indicator 20 Live indicator 140 Motion indicator 140 OPERATE indicator ...

Page 203: ...54 Searching 147 Recording Frame rate 35 92 100 Manual recording 141 REC indicator 20 Recording conditions 35 Recording performance 37 180 Schedule 121 Storage location Recording Path 36 94 98 S SERIAL terminal 20 21 26 71 123 127 Settings Management Application 88 89 Network 31 82 135 Smart Client 169 174 Unit Setting 79 Smart Client Description 133 Installation 134 Live screen 140 167 Options 17...

Page 204: ...NETWORK VIDEO RECORDER VR X3200U VR X1600U LST1260 001A 2011 JVC KENWOOD Corporation ...

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