Samsung SRN-4000, User Manual

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2. Search for a network camera connected.
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An already registered camera will be marked in blue in the list.
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If you search for the camera again or if the IP is an old IP that was not assigned by the DHCP server (such as -192.168.1.100),
then press the < > button to check if a new IP has been assigned. If the IP is still the same, then select Assign IP to
assign the IP manually.
3. Select a camera from the camera list to see a preview of its current video feed.
4. Check the checkbox next to a network camera that you want to connect to.
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You can select all of the network cameras in the list and provide < ID > and < Password > all at once.
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Click a header at the top of the list to sort the list according to that header.
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Registering camera with user account other than admin may restrict camera function.
5. Click on the < id/pw > button to enter the selected network camera's < id > and < password >.
6. Press the < Connection Test > button to make a connection to a camera.
7. Press < register > to register the selected camera.
To manually search for and register a network camera
1. In the < register > menu, click on the < manual > button.
2. The manual search window will appear.
3. Select a channel and protocol used to connect to a camera.
The input items may differ depending on the selected protocol.
• SAMSUNG : Comply with the internal network protocols adopted by Samsung Techwin.
• ONVIF : Means the camera supports ONVIF protocols. When connecting a camera that its name cannot be
found from the list, select < onvif >.
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Time difference between the ONVIF camera and NVR exceeds more than 2 minutes, the camera cannot be connected. In this
case, synchronize the ONVIF camera's time to the NVR or set times of both camera and NVR to a same NTP server (if in the
same time zone), or make the NVR an NTP server.
• RTSP : Comply with RFC 2326, one of "Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP)" for real-time streaming.
52_ menu setup
menu setup