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6.3 Secondary Video

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6.4 Image Adjust

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6.5 Show Text

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6.6 Audio

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6.7 Dome

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6.8 COM

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6.9 Network

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6.10 PPPoE

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6.11 Alarm

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Miscellaneous

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7.1 User Authorizaiton

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7.2 Display

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7.3 Logs

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7.4 Restoring Factory Defaults

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7.5 Scheduled Rebooting

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7.6 Upgrading the System

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Abbreviations and Acronyms

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Summary of Contents for SNK RAID series

Page 1: ...SNK RAID Series NVR Administrator Guide Only For SNK 8 16 HDD series RAID NVR Version 02 April 2015 Sysvideo Technology Limited...

Page 2: ...rmission of Sysvideo Technology Limited any reproduction translation or re transmission of all or any part of this document for any purpose in either electronic or mechanical form is not allowed Notic...

Page 3: ...hernet Ports 16 4 2 System Ports 17 4 3 PPPoE 18 4 4 DDNS 20 4 5 Static Route 24 4 6 NAT 25 4 7 COM Ports 28 4 8 Registering with a VMS 30 4 9 Conducting Connectivity Tests 31 4 10 Miscellaneous 32 5...

Page 4: ...dio 56 6 7 Dome 57 6 8 COM 58 6 9 Network 59 6 10 PPPoE 60 6 11 Alarm 62 7 Miscellaneous 63 7 1 User Authorizaiton 63 7 2 Display 67 7 3 Logs 68 7 4 Restoring Factory Defaults 70 7 5 Scheduled Rebooti...

Page 5: ...des the changes described in the following table Change Type Description Feature change Added the UPnP technology to the SNK16000RD series Editorial change Changed the list of recommended third party...

Page 6: ...This is a draft Compatibility The following table provides the products and NVR software version to which this document applies Product SNK series 8 16 HDD RAID NVR NVR Software Version NVR V5R1B2...

Page 7: ...gment and Privacy Mask for every day security users to advanced video surveillance users SNK 8 16 HDD RAID series NVRs work with the following management system and applications NVR Station is a compl...

Page 8: ...e Monitor Live Viewing The SNK0800RD can connect to two monitors allowing for dual monitor live viewing The SNK1600RD can connect to three monitors allowing for triple monitor live viewing For feature...

Page 9: ...e breaks one piece of record into several parts and plays these parts at the same time This feature is available to all SNK RAID series enterprise NVRs For details on how to use this feature see secti...

Page 10: ...Major Specifications Resolution of 3840x 2160 The SNK16000RD series provides a resolution of 3840 x 2160 allowing you to see a more detailed picture compared with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 Homing F...

Page 11: ...11 2 Getting Started After an NVR is started up choose a display language as shown in the following figure Then you can find the Setup Wizard on the main screen as shown in the following figure...

Page 12: ...e the Setup Wizard to configure those settings If so click Cancel If you want to use the Setup Wizard at a later time select the Do you want to evoke Setup Wizard when the NVR is started option To use...

Page 13: ...2 Click Next 3 Select all disks and click Initialize to partition and format all these disks as shown in the following figure 4 Click Next 5 Configure the time settings as shown in the following figu...

Page 14: ...6 Click Next 7 Configure the network settings The following is an example 8 Click Next 9 Add devices...

Page 15: ...Change IP Address to change the registration address of the device Note that you can change registration addresses only for cameras that use the factory defaults 3 Click OK 4 Click Add 10 Click Done...

Page 16: ...In the displayed User Login dialog box set User Name and Password to admin and admin123 respectively In this step you can select a display language 3 Click OK If you enter an incorrect password three...

Page 17: ...account is restored Then you can log in to the NVR using the password admin123 Note The graphical user interface GUI of the NVR is continuously changed Therefore do not be alarmed when you find the sc...

Page 18: ...ions The following is an example 3 Click Save The default value for IP Address 1 of Ethernet Port 1 is 192 168 1 100 The subnet mask for this IP address is 255 255 255 0 The default value for IP Addre...

Page 19: ...s to 2 2 2 2 without clicking Save clicking Reset will change the address back to 1 1 1 1 4 2 System Ports To configure system ports 1 Choose Main Menu Network System Ports 2 Configure parameters disp...

Page 20: ...on to communicate with the NVR The default value for this parameter is 1730 Packet Retransmit Port Port for the NVR to retransmit packets to the NVR Station The default value for this parameter is 510...

Page 21: ...egrates DNS with DHCP The two protocols are complementary DHCP centralizes and automates IP address allocation DDNS update automatically records the association between assigned addresses and hostname...

Page 22: ...tain a passport Note that the Oray will automatically assign the NVR a domain which can be queried by clicking DNS Details To query DNS details click DNS Details To query Oray hyperlinks click ORAY Hy...

Page 23: ...asy You must keep the default value www ddnseasy com for the Server Address parameter Every NVR comes with a unique value for the Device Domain parameter You can either keep this value or change the p...

Page 24: ...y 3 Click Save Note Clicking the Reset button will restore the previously saved parameter settings 4 5 Static Route Networking devices forward packets using route information that is either manually c...

Page 25: ...nd no CPU cycles are used to calculate and communicate routes The main disadvantage to using static routes is the lack of automatic reconfiguration if the network topology changes To add a static IP r...

Page 26: ...rm your operation 4 6 NAT Address translation substitutes the real address in a packet with a mapped address that is routable on the destination network The network address translation NAT technique i...

Page 27: ...Station Web to communicate with the NVR NVR Station Communication Port for the NVR Station to communicate with the NVR NVR Station Probe Port for the NVR Station to send probe packets to the NVR MNC...

Page 28: ...the auto mode no further operations are required If you choose the manual mode double click HTTP NVR Station Communication MNC Communication and MNC View to configure mapping ports 6 Click Save 7 Con...

Page 29: ...es of the NVR 3 Check whether a port mapping table between the router and another NVR already exists on the router If yes power off your NVR and the router delete the mapping table on the router and p...

Page 30: ...re it need to pay license charges please ask Sysvideo Sysvideo Video Management Server VMS consists of the following Client Unit CU supports live viewing e map multi record playback NVR camera decoder...

Page 31: ...CU VMS VMS type VMS Info To query VMS information click this option Load Balancing Whether to enable the load balancing function Transmit secondary stream Whether to transmit secondary streams to the...

Page 32: ...lick Yes to reboot the system to enable the NVR to send real time data to the VMS 4 9 Conducting Connectivity Tests You can conduct connectivity tests to check the connection between the system and a...

Page 33: ...rk for passing configuration information to hosts on a TCP IP network The DHCP adds the capability to automatically allocate reusable network addresses and configuration options to Internet hosts To e...

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Page 35: ...Main Menu Settings Disk 2 Move your cursor to the slot where a disk is installed 3 Click the Initialization button 4 Click OK when the partition and formatting is complete To apply this feature to sev...

Page 36: ...3 In the displayed Disk Partition dialog box specify parameters displayed The following is an example...

Page 37: ...t 5 2 Setting the Storage Mode The storage modes of a disk include the following Grouping In this mode multiple disks are grouped to form a disk pool and you can determine which camera can use this po...

Page 38: ...ply To set the storage mode to quota for a disk 1 Choose Main Menu Settings Disk Storage Mode 2 In the displayed dialog box set Storage mode to Quota 3 Select a camera from the Camera drop down list t...

Page 39: ...OK 5 3 Creating RAID Arrays Redundant array of independent disks RAID is a data storage virtualization technique that combines multiple disk drive components into a logical unit for the purposes of da...

Page 40: ...own in the following figure 2 In the displayed Create Disk Group dialog box select a RAID level 3 Click Create 4 When you are notified that the RAID array is created return to the Disk window and clic...

Page 41: ...array is grouped into disk group 1 To change the group ID of the RAID array 1 On the array view window click the Disk Group button 2 In the displayed Disk Group dialog box select a new group ID 3 Cli...

Page 42: ...at a partition 1 In the Disk dialog box click the partition and choose Format as shown in the following figure 2 In the displayed dialog box click Start After the partitioning and formatting is comple...

Page 43: ...43 If you want to forbid a partition from recording click the partition and unselect Permit Record as shown in the following figure...

Page 44: ...rays if you already use the dual triple monitor viewing feature 5 4 IP SAN Before configuring IP SAN settings ensure that the following conditions are true The NVR has been assigned a virtual disk fro...

Page 45: ...SNK IP SAN System determine whether to select this option according to the user authentication requirements of the target 4 When the Account Authentication option is selected specify User Name and Pa...

Page 46: ...NVR to the target To update the connection status with a target for the NVR 1 Choose Main Menu Settings IP SAN 2 Select the target from the target list and click Refresh 5 5 Miscellaneous Querying the...

Page 47: ...st startup of the disk This information is provided by the SMART Uninstalling a Disk 1 Choose Main Menu Settings Disk 2 Move your cursor to the slot where the disk is installed and click the Uninstall...

Page 48: ...ed 2 Click the partition and select Read only Partition Recommended Third Party Disks The following table lists the recommended third party disks Vendor Product Type Model Size Seagate SV35 5 ST2000VX...

Page 49: ...651AS 3 TB ST32000641AS 2 TB Barracuda 7200 11 ST31500341AS 1 5 TB ST31000333AS 1 TB ST31000340AS 1 TB Barracuda 7200 12 ST31000528AS 1 TB ST3500418AS 500 GB Barracuda Green ST2000DL003 2 TB Barracuda...

Page 50: ...4 TB HUS724020ALA640 2 TB HUS724030ALA640 3 TB TOSHIBA MK1002TSKB 1 TB MK2002TSKB 2 TB Troubleshooting When you find some data fails to be recorded If you have created a RAID array choose Main Menu S...

Page 51: ...ew window and choose Device Setting General 2 On the General tab page change parameter values according to onsite conditions The Alarm Cleared After parameter indicates the time after which an alarm i...

Page 52: ...meter indicates the maximum interval at which the camera sends a key frame to the NVR For the Max Quantization and Min Quantization parameters you are advised to use the default values For the default...

Page 53: ...Quantization parameters you are advised to use the default values For the default values see the documents of the camera Clicking the Reset button will restore the previously saved parameter settings...

Page 54: ...ved parameter settings 6 5 Show Text You can show a maximum of three user defined texts on the view window of a camera To show a user defined text on the view window of a camera 1 Click the Show Text...

Page 55: ...this option does not take effect contact the local authorized Sysvideo agent to check whether the camera in question does not support the option 5 Edit the text in the Caption text field 6 Optional S...

Page 56: ...e drop down list above Show Text 2 Specify X and Y under Alarm to select a location for the alarm prompt 3 Click Save Note Clicking the Reset button will restore the previously saved parameter setting...

Page 57: ...ptional Select the Mute Microphone option 5 Click Save Note Clicking the Reset button will restore the previously saved parameter settings 6 7 Dome To configure the dome for a camera 1 Click the Dome...

Page 58: ...e The parameter settings on the NVR must be consistent with those on the camera Clicking the Reset button will restore the previously saved parameter settings 6 8 COM To configure a COM port for a cam...

Page 59: ...ue is 9600 4 Click Save Note The Port Type parameter is unconfigurable Clicking the Reset button will restore the previously saved parameter settings 6 9 Network To configure network settings for a ca...

Page 60: ...isplayed on the Network tab page The Register To parameter indicates the IP address of an NVR to which the camera can register to 4 Click Save Note Clicking the Reset button will restore the previousl...

Page 61: ...connection when the existing dial up connection is broken 1 On the PPPoE tab page select the Auto Dial up option 2 Specify Retry Interval and Number of PPPoE Redial Attempts 3 Click Save Note Clicking...

Page 62: ...e Alarm tab 2 Specify parameters displayed The Alarm drop down list includes all the alarm inputs of the camera The number of alarm inputs varies according to the camera type 3 Click Save Note Clickin...

Page 63: ...aiton 7 1 1 Adding a User Account To add a standard user 1 Choose Main Menu Settings User Authorization Add as shown in the following figure 2 In the displayed New dialog box specify parameters displa...

Page 64: ...nly the administrator is allowed to perform the following operations Restoring factory defaults Import or exporting user data Managing disks and configuring IP SAN settings Switching off the system Re...

Page 65: ...65 3 Specify parameters displayed according to onsite conditions as shown in the following figure...

Page 66: ...ettings User Authorization 2 Select the user from the user account list and click Retrieve Password 3 In the displayed dialog box click Yes to confirm your operation To change the password of your own...

Page 67: ...displayed dialog box click Yes to confirm your operation 7 1 4 Disabling a User Account To disable a standard user for a certain period of time 1 Choose Main Menu Settings User Authorization 2 Select...

Page 68: ...ut Additionally the system configures the Video Out on Main Screen Video Out on Secondary Screen 1 and Video Out on Secondary Screen 2 parameters based on the usage of these ports For the Resolution p...

Page 69: ...de attempts To query a specific type of system log for example login attempt 1 Choose Main Menu Settings Log 2 Specify parameters displayed on the Log dialog box For example set Type to Login 3 Click...

Page 70: ...2 In the User Login dialog box enter the password for your account 3 Click OK 4 In the displayed dialog box select an option from the Restoration Options drop down list If you select the User defined...

Page 71: ...the system to automatically reboot at a scheduled time To schedule a time to perform a system rebooting 1 Choose Main Menu Settings Auto Maintenance 2 In the Maintenance dialog box select an option fr...

Page 72: ...de the system using a USB flash drive or on the NVR Station To upgrade the system using a USB flash drive 1 Save the software upgrade package in a root directory of the USB flash drive 2 Plug the USB...

Page 73: ...system 32 or the XFS file system If the USB flash drive does not employ any of these file systems the system may not be able to find the software upgrade package For details on how to upgrade an NVR o...

Page 74: ...Z electronic PTZ NAT network address translation NVR Network Video Recorder ONVIF Open Network Video Interface Forum OSD on screen display PC personal computer PMC Platform Management Client RAID redu...

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