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Basic Configuration

Figure 3.11. Audio Configuration Screen

Audio Property

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Name

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This item indicates the name of audio for the connected camera. It is not able to editable while one of camera

configuration is editable.

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Note

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Name option is enabled only in the system with capture card.

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Volume

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This item adjusts the volume of the selected audio. Its value can be from 1 to 100.

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Note

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Volume option is enabled only in the system with capture card.

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Mute

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This item turns on or turns off the volume of the selected audio.

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Note

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Mute option is enabled only in the system with capture card.

Summary of Contents for MDR-i016X-n

Page 1: ...NVR Reference Manual by MicroDigital R D center Published 2014 02 27 Copyright 2014 MicroDigital Inc This document describes the features and usage of MicroDigital NVR This document is free to copy di...

Page 2: ...ration 31 Display 31 Camera 36 Audio 41 Record 43 Pan Tilt Zoom 52 Network 55 User 60 4 Event Configuration 64 Motion Detection 64 Sensor Digital Input 69 Alarm Digital Output 72 Pan Tilt Zoom Link 74...

Page 3: ...ay back 19 2 31 Live Button 20 2 32 Backup Button 20 2 33 Save Still Image 20 2 34 Event Search Button 21 2 35 Event Search 21 2 36 Zoom Button 21 2 37 Zoom Control Button 22 2 38 Select File Catalog...

Page 4: ...ration Screen 72 4 11 Event Mapping Screen 73 4 12 Alarm Panel Button in the Main Display 74 4 13 Camera Action as Link Number Configuration Screen 74 4 14 Camera Action Configuration Screen 76 4 15 E...

Page 5: ...MicroDigital NVR Reference Manual 5 5 21 System Log File Save Screen 101 5 22 Product Register Screen 101 5 23 Successful Registration Product Screen 101 5 24 Failed Registration Product Screen 102...

Page 6: ...MicroDigital NVR Reference Manual 6 List of Examples 5 1 Time Configuration Example 1 99 5 2 Time Configuration Example 2 in case interval is zero 99...

Page 7: ...0C v2 1 0 3 RTSP IP camera IP cameras that support RTSP protocol UDP Technology IP camera All IP camera models Samsung TechWin IP camera SNB 3000 v1 42 SNB 3002 v1 00 SNB 5000A v2 00 SNB 7000 v1 10 SN...

Page 8: ...frame per second Search and playback Search for multi channel simultaneously same display mode with main screen Search by calendar and timeline Search for recorded data and event motion detection sim...

Page 9: ...ion to use on recording and disk quota Camera mapping for each disk Recording on several disk in order and change the order of disk for recording Pan Tilt Zoom Protocol Support for way control ZOOM IN...

Page 10: ...e basic functions of NVR are executed in the live screen Available actions are selecting display mode for the monitoring cameras controlling PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom linked to the selected camera triggering...

Page 11: ...o selected automatically The selected camera is used for deciding the group of the cameras to be shown in the display mode and controlling PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom connected to the camera The lamps next to e...

Page 12: ...s mode shows 4 channels according to the number of the selected camera 1 5 Mode 6 Channels This mode shows 6 channels consist of one big display area on the top left corner with small ones 3x3 Mode 9...

Page 13: ...ord must be entered on the confirmation dialog window and the action to execute can be chosen The confirmation dialog window can also be seen on clicking the power switch of the system Search Figure 2...

Page 14: ...d page Logo Figure 2 10 Logo The information of the product is displayed The detail information of each model is described in the section called MicroDigital NVR Models Type of Product The type of the...

Page 15: ...tion with alarm button The selected camera is moved to the position of the preset which has the corresponding number with the clicked button Camera PTZ Digital Zoom Figure 2 15 PTZ button You can move...

Page 16: ...ra Zoom In Zoom Out Auto Focus Focus Far Focus Near Buttons the camera s Zoom device is controlled to zoom in out or set focus to auto far near You can also zoom in out with mouse wheel buttons Digita...

Page 17: ...ents mean all the information which are managed by the system such as motion detection sensor alarm digital input output and camera signal The events can be handled by mapping it with various handler...

Page 18: ...and the month can be changed by clicking the arrow buttons in the top of the calendar If the recorded data exist in the selected year and month color for the number of the year and the month will be d...

Page 19: ...nformation with seconds is displayed on the detail information bar Detail Information Bar Figure 2 29 Detail Information Bar The information for the recorded data and the event of the selected time fr...

Page 20: ...are shown in the search mode Search Exit Figure 2 31 Live Button Searching will be quit and the screen will be back to the main display by clicking live button Backup Figure 2 32 Backup Button This bu...

Page 21: ...t for All Cameras and All Events are displayed Specific event or camera can be seen by selecting it from the event search window The result from the search can be sorted by 4 Sort by method of Time De...

Page 22: ...yed on the top left of the selected camera Detail information is described in the section called Camera PTZ Digital Zoom Figure 2 37 Zoom Control Button Backup This fuction supports backing the record...

Page 23: ...king Add button by date time and camera The information for the added file catalog is shown in order the total size of all the added files is shown below the check button of the camera The camera can...

Page 24: ...Basic Functions 24 Figure 2 39 Add File List Screen 1 Above picture is the first screen of the step to add files to the list to back up Clicking Add button is needed to proceed to the next...

Page 25: ...and clicking Set button is needed Figure 2 41 Add File List Screen 3 The end date should be selected in same order of the start date Even if the order of the start date From and the end date To file...

Page 26: ...asic Functions 26 Figure 2 42 Modify File List Screen This button modifies the file list which will be back up Selection target in a similar manner to adding and clicking OK button are needed Advanced...

Page 27: ...on shows detail information of the file list to backup the paths and the size of the contained file name The specific file can be removed from the file list by deselecting it The deselected files are...

Page 28: ...evices for backup is displayed in this area CD R RW DVD R RW DVD RW USB CD R RW USB hard disk USB flash memory are supported If the device is not scanned to the system it will not be appeared in the l...

Page 29: ...isabled when the total combined size of the files to back up is exceeded the maximum storage size To change backup configuration you can click Cancel button to start configuration again from beginning...

Page 30: ...tions 30 Figure 2 46 Recording Complete Screen To record the same file list again after finishing backup successfully Recording button should be clicked after moving to the previous page by clicking B...

Page 31: ...isplay options can be configured in this section Figure 3 1 Display Configuration Window Language The language which is used for display messages can be selected an the program will be restarted to ap...

Page 32: ...n like video audio bitrates bits per second fps frames per second and video resolution Font Color The font name size and color of the network information text Camera Switch Interval You can adjust the...

Page 33: ...buttons is automatically calculated when this option is enabled If it s disabled the number of display mode buttons can be configured with Display Mode Buttons Show panels with overlay mode Show came...

Page 34: ...by each monitor will be appeared Special sign appears after the resolution text if the resolution is supported by all connected monitors When you select such a resolution completely same screen is di...

Page 35: ...ion Screen Resolution Multiple Monitors If Two or more monitors are connected to the system then you can select resolutions for each monitors You can assign the camera group to each monitors The camer...

Page 36: ...t press a button within 15 seconds to return to the previous setting Ok If you click Ok button the configuration will be applied and monitor setting window will closed The confirmation dialog will be...

Page 37: ...This item changes the name of the camera Changing the name of the camera can be done by clicking the column of name after clicking the row of the camera This is using on displaying the camera name in...

Page 38: ...be registered or removed Added camera can be selected on Network Camera item of the camera property Figure 3 8 Network Camera Sources Configuration Screen To add a new network camera you should enter...

Page 39: ...n enter the event port number If you use the event port number of network camera disable the check box User The user id is necessary to access the network camera Detail information is available in the...

Page 40: ...els of the system Detail specification is described in the section called MicroDigital NVR Models Capture Video Standard Size This item specifies standard of video which will be captured to NTSC or PA...

Page 41: ...his item configures the event to connect the signal when a camera signal loss is detected Figure 3 10 Camera Signal Recovery Event Mapping Configuration Screen Audio This configuration adjusts the fun...

Page 42: ...mera configuration is editable Note Name option is enabled only in the system with capture card Volume This item adjusts the volume of the selected audio Its value can be from 1 to 100 Note Volume opt...

Page 43: ...s item plays audio of the selected camera in search screen Broadcast audio to selected camera in live screen This item broadcasts audio to the selected camera in live screen from NVR mic phone Play Vo...

Page 44: ...e between H 264 and MPEG4 codec H 264 codec has better quality while H 264 consumes more cpu resources on using the same size of the data Frame Rate This item decides the number of the frames per one...

Page 45: ...earching and playing random position Conversely smaller interval makes the seek time shorter For reference the key frame is used with the interval of one second for common video of about five to thirt...

Page 46: ...d cameras This item decides whether records camera always regardless of the recording schedule or the event recording The recording schedule should be configured and is able to adjust by clicking Sche...

Page 47: ...is created all of the configuration for recording motion detection sensor are enabled on 1st of every month And not just adding but also removing will applied to other devices using the schedule so y...

Page 48: ...iguration in the middle section will be enabled when one schedule from the list is selected The list for one week providing basically from system is not shown in this list Name Figure 3 20 Schedule Na...

Page 49: ...repeat term after clicking Add button Remove This item removes the selected schedule You should select the start date of the schedule on Calendar Clicking Add button on the right top of window is need...

Page 50: ...gured to the specific term Below screen is the schedule configuration from February 5th 2009 to May 15th 2009 every alternate Thursday Figure 3 26 The configuration from February 5th 2009 to May 15th...

Page 51: ...can be changed by selecting the date If all of the configuration is done the configuration can be saved by clicking Ok button All of the changed configuration will be discarded by clicking Cancel but...

Page 52: ...to configure Pan Tilt Zoom The configurations of multiple cameras can be set by clicking check box which is in first column of each row The changed configurations are applied to all of the cameras si...

Page 53: ...Basic Configuration 53 This can be toggled only for capure cameras Protocol This item indicates Pan Tilt Zoom protocol of the camera Supported protocols are following figure...

Page 54: ...Basic Configuration 54...

Page 55: ...eset for selected camera This item makes the camera to move to the remembered position or to the user specified position Move This item executes a preset function The camera will be moved to the remem...

Page 56: ...Basic Configuration 56 Figure 3 31 Network Configuration Screen Network Server Connection List Filtering If you click More button connected client list and filters are shown...

Page 57: ...8 10 0 255 255 255 0 form If the filter has only address part the mask is set to 255 255 255 255 automatically Port This item configures the port number to receive MPEG4 streaming from the network ser...

Page 58: ...o through HTTP protocol Function of each item is as follows URL This item is a web address to connect to the MJPEG streaming server It can control the specific function with parameter in the format of...

Page 59: ...by using the same domain name when the address of NVR in DHCP is changed Note Operation Method of Dynamic DNS Dynamic DNS works in following method Operation in NVR NVR sends the DDNS name and the cha...

Page 60: ...hen above contents is correct Two hosts are available for free per an account of Dynamic DNS More hosts are for charge Only domain name is required when EDNS is selected Only registered product can be...

Page 61: ...on Add button is used for the addition of a new user with the entered information on the screen New button readies to enter the information of the new user by clearing all information on screen Remove...

Page 62: ...ra 1 is name of a camera The last row or column are for all checkboxs of that row or that column a checkbox in right bottom is for all checkboxs View This item decides permissions for watching the cha...

Page 63: ...m devices This item decides permissions for control of the system device poweroff forced recording and digital input output Connect via network This item decides permissions for connection via the net...

Page 64: ...alarm and links the events to the handlers Motion Detection Figure 4 1 Motion Detection Configuration Screen Highlight caputure devices This button shows only connected configuration of motion detecti...

Page 65: ...0 the system judges that the camera has not a motion when less than ten points is detected Note The higher sensitivity is the smaller motion system detects on Noise This item decides the level of the...

Page 66: ...tion Screen Dragging the mouse button with the desirable area is needed to specify the area to monitor the motion then the selected area will be displayed with red color The system will only monitor t...

Page 67: ...d Area Screen Clicking Clear is needed to remove the area Always detect motion This item decides the executing schedule for motion detection The schedule of motion detection can be adjusted per week b...

Page 68: ...guration Event Mapping This button connects the function proceeding by the MicroDigital NVR system when the motion is detected A configuration window like following will be appeared by clicking Event...

Page 69: ...n Detection Screen The configuration will be saved by selecting desirable camera and function and clicking Ok button Sensor Digital Input Sensor recognizes the outside status into the system The numbe...

Page 70: ...e Name option is enabled only in the system with capture card Type This item specifies the type of the sensor signal Selectable values are N C 0 1 or N O 1 0 Note Type option is enabled only in the sy...

Page 71: ...r each sensor Note Detail information is described in Record Schedule Configuration Event Mapping This item connects the function proceeding by the MicroDigital NVR system when an input enters into th...

Page 72: ...P sending the SNMP message to the specified SNMP server Warning Message showing warning message Pop up switching to 1x1 mode PTZ activate PTZ link The configuration will be saved after selecting the s...

Page 73: ...an alarm from other alarms Type Two types of method for sending the alarm signal are supported The signal is sent when it is changed from zero to one in first type the signal is sent when it is chang...

Page 74: ...button in the main display which is corresponding to the number of a alarm Figure 4 12 Alarm Panel Button in the Main Display Pan Tilt Zoom Link This configuration adjusts Pan Tilt Zoom action to be...

Page 75: ...Zoom link or directly The changed configuration will be applied to all of Pan Tilt Zoom link simultaneously when Select All is selected The unchanged item is not applied to all ones Camera Action Con...

Page 76: ...n Tilt Zoom link is linked the PTZ link configuration is same with Figure 4 14 and the first alarm occurs then the first camera will be moved to the position of the 3rd preset the second camera will b...

Page 77: ...elects an email link It can be selected by using arrow to move to the previous or the next link or directly Changed configuration will be applied to all of the links simultaneously when Select All is...

Page 78: ...fy it in the input area Useless addresses can be removed by selecting it in the list and clicking Delete button Message This item contains a message which will be sent with the email Subject of the em...

Page 79: ...mail address of the sender Delivering Type Supported delivering method are Direct Send and Mail Server Server Name This item is necessary when the email is sent through the mail server It configures t...

Page 80: ...name of the SNMP management server e g 123 45 678 90 or server name mynetwork com Figure 4 21 SNMP Configuration Screen Messages for the event will be sent to the configured SNMP server when each even...

Page 81: ...condition and specifies devices which has occurred event The rule will be not applied when the type of device is not matched with the device of the occurred event The rule will be applied regardless...

Page 82: ...Event Configuration 82 Figure 4 24 Device Configuration in Pop up Rule Figure 4 25 Camera Configuration in Pop up Rule...

Page 83: ...an be configured in Camera Configuration Figure 4 26 VCA Configuration Display You can select VCA information to display on the screen Show zones This option shows pre defined polygonal detection area...

Page 84: ...classifier This options shows the classifier of the object Show object wait times This option shows the wait time of object in a same place Show object color signature This option shows the color sig...

Page 85: ...disk The information of the disk is displayed on the list is following Order the priority of the disk Type the type of the disk Name the name of the disk Connect whether the disk is connected and used...

Page 86: ...D disks can be added The USB device will be shown in the list after connecting it to the USB port physically and the window of scanning USB devices is disappeared Afterwards the device can be used to...

Page 87: ...election Screen 5 Clicking Forward button is needed to proceed 1 Selecting hard disks is needed to configure RAID 1 Two hard disks are needed at least Checking Select checkbox of hard disks to configu...

Page 88: ...System Configuration 88 3 4 Figure 5 4 Disks to RAID 1 Selection Screen 1 Disk Properties 2...

Page 89: ...when the disk is not selected Capacity Limitation This item decides the percentage of the disk usage from total spaces of the disk to save data 100 percent means no limitation Camera Mapping This item...

Page 90: ...nfigured information will be lost when the connected USB disk is disconnected and reconnected Remove A local disk is not removable by user It will be removed from list when it is removed physically an...

Page 91: ...should be careful because all of the changes will be disappeared Type of Box for Wrong Configuration Connection Failure It occurs when the disk mount is failed Checking the physical disk connection i...

Page 92: ...uld be used to distinguish each system on using one more NVR devices with caution Save Status of Removable Disk Devices like USB which are easy to remove are not connected to the system by default whe...

Page 93: ...Configuration Screen Name This item is a network interface of the system and displayed in the list depending on the number of the network interface card Three interfaces from one to three will be dis...

Page 94: ...from upper server So the address in DHCP is not able to modify Address The information of this section can only be entered in the static address the assigned address will be appeared here in other ad...

Page 95: ...Date This item displays the date of the current system by format of 24 hours and calendar Time Zone indicates the timezone where the current system is located in it effects to the daylight saving time...

Page 96: ...The first city is selected in an alphabet order when the area is selected above timezone area This city can be changed into the preferable city by clicking the city The window will be disappeared and...

Page 97: ...This process is executed automatically and can be executed instantly by clicking Update now button from the time server System policy when time changes The system will be restarted when time goes back...

Page 98: ...d the next reboot time is Reboot Time The system will be rebooted in the next period when the time is over by disabling Auto Reboot or canceling it The system indicates not the hardware but the NVR so...

Page 99: ...7 13 14 7 2days 03 30 user reboot time Example 5 1 Time Configuration Example 1 Start time 2002 4 13 13 03 14 User reboot interval 0 days Current time 2002 4 21 16 01 32 System will reboot at 13 00 of...

Page 100: ...ays the unique recognized number of the device Use disk serial number as system key This item uses disk serial number as a system key Reset Configuration This item restores default configuration from...

Page 101: ...the device shop by enabling this function Register Product Register should be executed to use this product normally Product Register Process Entering Product Key is needed Figure 5 22 Product Registe...

Page 102: ...System Configuration 102 Figure 5 23 Successful Registration Product Screen Warning window will be appeared when the registration number is not valid Figure 5 24 Failed Registration Product Screen...

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