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Firmware / Config

The Firmware / Config page allows 

you to save configurations, format 

devices, update the firmware, as 

well as reboot the NVR.

Reboot

Click the 

Reboot Now

 button to 

immediately reboot the NVR and 

apply any saved changes.  

Changed 

configurations are not applied to the 

NVR until after it is rebooted.

MNVR Configuration

A backup file can be created that 

saves all of the NVR’s configuration 

settings.  The backup file can be 

applied in event these settings are 

lost or duplicated across multiple 

NVRs.  To create a backup file, 

confirm all configuration settings 

are set appropriately and saved 

(click the 

Save Changes

 button 

whenever a change is made), then click the 

Export

 button.  

Your web browser prompts you to save the file in the 

location of your choice.  The backup file is saved in the 

following format:

RR7000_NVR_[Serial number]_MM_DD_YY.xml.

Backup files are interchangable between NVRs, however 

unique fields such as the bus name and network information 

should be updated for each individual NVR.

To import a saved backup file, click the 

Choose File

 button.  

Navigate to where the appropriate file is saved and click 

Open

.  Confirm the appropriate file is displayed and click 

Import

.  The backup file is uploaded automatically.

NVR Firmware Update

The NVR Firmware Update function provides a convenient 

means of uploading a firmware file directly from an attached 

PC.  Then upgrade the NVR’s firmware:

1. 

Click the 

Choose File

 button.

A navigation prompt appears.

2. 

Navigate to the location of the new firmware file (.tgz 

file).

3. 

Click Open.

4. 

Click the 

Upload

 button.

A status bar appears as the firmware update is automati-

cally applied.

Download NVR Firmware from Safety Vision

If the connected PC has internet access, click this link to be 

directed directly to Safety Vision’s FTP site.  Contact your Ac-

count Executive for login information.

Camera Firmware Update

Select the Camera Firmware Update option to update 

camera firmware through the NVR.  This feature is only 

available for SVC-2200 Gen 2 and Gen 3, and Axis cameras.

1. 

Click the 

Choose File

 button.

A navigation prompt appears.

2. 

Navigate to the location of the new firmware file.

3. 

Click Open.

4. 

Click the 

Upload

 File button.

A status bar appears as the firmware update is automati-

cally uploaded.

5. 

Once the file has been uploaded, select the camera to 

which firmware will be applied.

6. 

Click the 

Update

 button.

The firmware is automatically applied to the selected cam-

eras  The process will take approximately 10 minutes.  Do 

not remove power from or unplug any cameras or the NVR.

Once the firmware update is complete, the cameras will 

reboot automatically.

Restore Factory Default

Click the 

Restore NVR Factory Defaults

 button to 

automatically set all configuration options to their factory 

default and immediately reboot the NVR.  

Selecting this 

option immediately changes any previously changed settings to 

the factory default.

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 7006 NVR USER GUIDE

Summary of Contents for roadrecorder 7006 series

Page 1: ...ROADRECORDER 7006 SERIES USER GUIDE...

Page 2: ...e implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Safety Vision shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with...

Page 3: ...17 Firmware Config 18 Storage 19 Network Settings 20 Date Time 21 Change Password 22 Startup Shutdown 23 Audio Video Settings 24 Sensor Settings 25 Recording 26 Thresholds 27 GPS GEO Fence 28 Camera...

Page 4: ...the removable hard drive See the Hard Drive section of the Video Retrieval chapter for more information LED Color Status Green On NVR is ready to record Blink NVR Power on startup condition met Red On...

Page 5: ...1 through A6 Each input is power over Ethernet POE enabled 3 Air Filter Housing Air intake that houses a replaceable air filter See the Air Filter Replacement chapter for more information Rear Panel 1...

Page 6: ...ys to navigate menus or move the cusor Press the center key to enter a command 4 Event Button Press the Event Button to save an event 5 Error Status LED Displays solid red when an error has occured su...

Page 7: ...Installation Main Wiring Diagram ROADRECORDER 7006 NVR USER GUIDE 5...

Page 8: ...DATA Be aware that removing and reconnecting power to the NVR in short periods of time such as during some vehicle maintenance procedures may cause hard drive failure leading to corrupt recorded video...

Page 9: ...appropriate fasteners NOTE Ensure that the front panel of the RoadRecorder 7006 NVR remains visible and accessible Do not install the RoadRecorder 7006 NVR in an area of the vehicle cabin that could i...

Page 10: ...1 Remove the T10 security bit screw securing the filter housing to the front panel 2 Pivot the filter housing out and to the left 3 Inspect the filter medium and replace if dirty 4 Holding the filter...

Page 11: ...Once removed the hard drive can be read with the hard drive reader connected to a PC The computer recognizes the hard drive as an external storage device For more information refer to the 7000 HDD Rea...

Page 12: ...corded event timestamps Use the up and down navigation keys to scroll through the list of events Error Logs Select Error Logs to display the most recent errors The nature of the error and the time at...

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Page 14: ...lect the Use the following IP address option 5 Enter 192 168 8 80 in the IP address field 6 Enter 255 255 0 0 in the Subnet mask field This field normally defaults to 255 255 255 0 Ensure the correct...

Page 15: ...includes a comprehensive help menu The help menus explain the functionality and parameters of each field To access the help menu for a screen simply click the Help button at the top right of the scre...

Page 16: ...serial number of the NVR assigned at the factory MAC1 2 address First and second Mac addresses Primary Storage Information The State of the drive is displayed as Online or Not online The drive s total...

Page 17: ...n click View Selected Device s After a short buffering period the device images are displayed The web based configuration pages for each camera can be accessed by clicking on the the hyperlinked camer...

Page 18: ...figured to record MJPEG To view a camera s snapshots first select the camera As the camera produces MJPEG still images they will be available to view in sequential order Click on the arrow buttons for...

Page 19: ...lect the order you want the camera view to appear in the sequence In the Dwell column enter the amount of time in seconds that you want that camera view to appear Static Select Static to have the outp...

Page 20: ...n attached PC Then upgrade the NVR s firmware 1 Click the Choose File button A navigation prompt appears 2 Navigate to the location of the new firmware file tgz file 3 Click Open 4 Click the Upload bu...

Page 21: ...s when storage is full Overwrite Max Time This option will allow user to delete file if the timestamp of the file is older than specified time The timestamp of all files will be regurlarly checked at...

Page 22: ...ame Password Mail to address and Mail from address for the simple mail transfer protocol SMTP server Emails are sent when an event is generated LiveTrax Enter the Server IP address Send Port and Recei...

Page 23: ...t 1 2 3 or 4 or N A if the device is unavailable in the GPS Manual Sync COSMOS and J1939 fields Sync RTC Date Time Select the Sync with computer time option to sync the time automatically with the con...

Page 24: ...eb interface User default password user can access the entire web interface except the pages under the Administration tab Viewer default password viewer can only access the Live View and Change Passwo...

Page 25: ...Temperature check option is selected the NVR checks the internal temperature before starting up If the temperature is below that entered in the Minimum Temperature Threshold field it waits the amount...

Page 26: ...inuous and Event For each camera settings must be selected for a regular stream the Continuous and a high quality stream that records during an Event For each camera stream select a Codec Resolution a...

Page 27: ...riggered Cameras select which available camera views appear in the displayed position the number of fields changes depending on the entry in the Display field Enable J1939 Select this option to enable...

Page 28: ...ding fields respectively For example if Pre event recording is set to 2 minutes and Post event recording is set to 4 minutes a 6 total minute event will be recorded when the event button is pressed En...

Page 29: ...n Control Enter a time between 1 and 360 minutes in the Duration field that the fan will continue to operate after the vehicle s ignition is turned off Accelerometer Enter the maximum root mean square...

Page 30: ...by clicking and dragging the image handles To create a free form polygonal geo fence click the polygon icon Click a location on the map then a second A line appears Each click creates a geo fence pos...

Page 31: ...r IP address depending on if you are connected through the WAN top or LAN bottom Ethernet port to automatically go to that camera s live view and configuration page Camera Ping Status Select the Packe...

Page 32: ...stalling or troubleshooting the NVR s sensors Select a Refresh Interval the frequency at which the web page will refresh and the Test Duration in minutes then click Go Sensor activation and their valu...

Page 33: ...e NVR s log or a diagnostic report click on USB to download to a USB flash drive inserted into the front port of the NVR or PC to download to a location on an attached PC These reports can be useful t...

Page 34: ...iately trigger an event by clicking Tag Supervisor Event This feature is useful in emergency situations where the web interface can be accessed wirelessly by a supervisor vehicle For more information...

Page 35: ...L STD 810F Continuous Vibration SAE 1455 MIL STD 810F Power Requirement 80 W max Voltage Input 9 36 VDC Operating Temperature 0 C 60 C Serial Communications Ports 2 x RS232 2 x USB Storage Interface S...

Page 36: ...Appendix B Dimensions 34 ROADRECORDER 7006 NVR USER GUIDE...

Page 37: ...ht click the LAN connection and select Properties In the list of items select Internet Protocol TCP IP and then click Properties 3 On the PC in an internet browser navigate to 192 168 0 90 The camera...

Page 38: ...Confirm the appropriate address appears on the map as a red balloon marker 3 Right click on the red balloon marker 4 Select the What s here option The longitude and latitude appear separated by a comm...

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Page 40: ...This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference in which case the user will...

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