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6. To view alarm output information, click

Alarm Outputs

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You can view the alarm output number, alarm name, and alarm status.

7. To view network information, click

Network

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You can view the IPv4 address, IPv4 subnet mask, IPv4 default gateway, IPv6 address 1,
IPv6 address 2, IPv6 default gateway, preferred DNS server, alternate DNS server, enable
DHCP, enable PPPoE, PPPoE address, PPPoE subnet mask, PPPoE default gateway,
MAC address, serer port, HTTP port, multicast IP, RTSP service port, enable Telnet, and
total bandwidth limit (Kbps).

8. To view HDD information, click

HDD

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You can view the HDD label, status, capacity, free space, property, type, and group.

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Summary of Contents for interlogix TruVision DVR 44HD

Page 1: ...TruVision DVR 44HD User Manual P N 1072968 EN REV B ISS 11AUG15...

Page 2: ...s A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil mum rique de la classe A est conforme la norme NMB 003 du Canada ACMA compliance Notice This is a Class A product In a domestic envir...

Page 3: ...4 Operating instructions 17 Controlling the recorder 17 Using the front panel 17 Using the mouse 21 Using the IR remote control 22 Menu overview 24 Chapter 5 Live view 27 Description of live view 27...

Page 4: ...avigator 53 Using TruVision Player 53 Chapter 9 Display settings 55 Display settings 55 Layout 56 Chapter 10 Camera setup 58 Analog camera setup 58 IP camera status 59 Camera recording settings 61 Sna...

Page 5: ...tings 100 Configuration files 101 Upgrade system firmware 102 Holiday schedules 102 Text insertion 103 Chapter 15 Storage management 105 HDD information 105 HDD redundancy 106 Managing eSATA 107 Stora...

Page 6: ...orwarding information 138 Seeking further assistance 138 Appendix D Connect a PTZ dome camera 140 Configuring the PTZ protocols for Interlogix cameras 140 Appendix E KTD 405 keypad 144 Supported firmw...

Page 7: ...of hazards that could result in injury or loss of life They tell you which actions to take or to avoid in order to prevent the injury or loss of life Caution Caution messages advise you of possible eq...

Page 8: ...olio of security solutions and offers a seamless product experience within the TruVision brand The recorder can fully integrate with the license free TruVision Navigator software which is ideal for th...

Page 9: ...s operator The default password is 2222 Guest The default user name is guest The default password is 3333 Note The default passwords should be changed for security reasons Default network settings The...

Page 10: ...remes of heat or cold beyond the specified operating temperature limits may reduce the life expectancy of the recorder Do not install the unit on top of other hot equipment Leave 44 mm 1 75 in of spac...

Page 11: ...Back panel The figures below show the back panel connections and describe each connector on a typical TVR 44HD digital video recorder Details may vary for specific models Before powering up the recor...

Page 12: ...monitor 1 Vp p BNC signal 5 RS 232 input Text insertion for point of sale and ATM devices Also used by technical support See Configure the RS 232 port on page 103 for more information 6 eSATA Connect...

Page 13: ...of the recorder s outputs BNC VGA HDMI The recorder provides a 1 Vp p analog signal See Figure 1 on page 10 for connecting a monitor to a recorder The recorder supports up to 1280 1024 60 Hz resoluti...

Page 14: ...on the recorder Turn on the recorder using the power switch on the back panel Once it is powered up the status LEDs on the front panel will light up To turn off the recorder 1 In live view mode right...

Page 15: ...nd password credentials for initial access easy configuration and auto discovery For security reasons it is highly recommended to change the default credentials To use the Startup wizard 1 To launch t...

Page 16: ...ial number of your recorder to obtain a secure code to reset it Click Next 5 Time and date configuration Select the desired time zone date format system time and system date If Daylight saving time DS...

Page 17: ...management The hard drives are initialized at the factory However if you wish to clear all data click Initialize to initialize the HDD and Next to move to the next page or Previous to return to the p...

Page 18: ...Motion To record alarm events check Alarm Click Next to move to the next page or Previous to return to the previous page Note You can configure the recording parameters of each individual camera for...

Page 19: ...VRmobile See Chapter 18 Using the web browser on page 124 for more information on using the web browser Please refer to the TruVision Navigator and TVRmobile user manuals for more information You can...

Page 20: ...ive view mode all day playback and playback modes press to display or hide the time or control bar In PTZ mode stop all ongoing operations Select or deselect an item Enter a selected folder of the ext...

Page 21: ...o use to scroll between calendar months and to navigate in a text field See Table 3 on page 20 for a detailed description of all these buttons for different tasks 7 Enter and arrows buttons Use to sel...

Page 22: ...current camera upper left video tile if in multiview mode Live Press to switch to live view mode Seq Press to start stop sequencing cameras on the current monitor Hold the Seq button for three seconds...

Page 23: ...se a USB 2 0 mouse Move the pointer to a command option or button on a window Click the left mouse button to enter or confirm a selection You can purchase a spare mouse by ordering part number TVR MOU...

Page 24: ...ce ID address so that the controller will only be able to communicate with recorders with that address No programming is necessary if using a single recorder The device ID address only applies when us...

Page 25: ...inning 18 Eject Eject the CD or DVD disk 19 Archive Press once to enter quick archive mode Press twice to start archiving Aim the remote control at the IR receiver located at the front of the unit to...

Page 26: ...of settings Most menus are available only to system administrators The window is divided into three sections The currently selected command icon and submenu item are highlighted in green See Figure 5...

Page 27: ...event setup on page 92 Device Management Configures system settings including system date and time DST language menu timeout import export config files firmware upgrade holiday schedules text insertio...

Page 28: ...ers in a window option Click a key to input that character Figure 6 The soft keyboard Description of the keys in the soft keyboard Switch to lowercase uppercase Space Exit the soft keyboard Alphanumer...

Page 29: ...d camera status is displayed as icons on the main and auxiliary monitors The camera status icons are shown for each camera Each icon represents information on a specific item These icons include Table...

Page 30: ...main output If HDMI and VGA monitors are both connected to the recorder both will be main monitors they will both show the same view See Live view mouse menu below for more information on setting up...

Page 31: ...yback the recorded video of the selected day from the selected camera The current day is selected by default See 24 hour playback on page 39 for more information 8 Monitor B Switch between monitors A...

Page 32: ...advancing to the next camera in the sequence list Sequencing can only be done in single view display mode The default sequence displays each camera in numerical order However each camera on the main a...

Page 33: ...mation PTZ Control Enter PTZ control mode See Configure PTZ settings on page 73 for more information Digital Zoom Enter digital zoom See Digital zoom on page 32 for further information Image Settings...

Page 34: ...n a camera image 1 Left click the mouse on the desired camera The live view toolbar appears 2 Click the digital zoom icon The digital view window appears 3 Left click the mouse and drag the red square...

Page 35: ...cted camera See Figure 10 below for a description of the PTZ control panel Figure 10 PTZ control panel Table 10 Description of the PTZ control panel Name Description 1 Directional pad auto scan button...

Page 36: ...w toolbar The PTZ control panel appears Select the desired camera from the toolbar Or On the front panel select the desired camera and press Enter to call up the live view toolbar The PTZ control pane...

Page 37: ...ge 43 for further information The recorder continues to record the live view from a camera while simultaneously playing back video on that camera display You must have the access privilege to play bac...

Page 38: ...playback This is only displayed in 24 hour playback 6 24 hour recording progress bar This bar displays how much of the 24 hour period has been recorded 7 Recording type Description of the color coding...

Page 39: ...red skip time default is 30 seconds Reverse playback by the configured skip time default is 30 seconds Decrease playback speed Options available are speed speed 1 8 speed single frame Increase playbac...

Page 40: ...the type of playback Figure 13 The playback pop up menus 24 hour playback Search result playback Name Description 1 Camera Select a camera for playback 2 Video Search Return to the Search window 3 Dig...

Page 41: ...k Use this option to access one day of video recordings for the selected camera Playback starts at midnight and runs for the 24 hour period 24 hour playback is shown in full screen view See Figure 13...

Page 42: ...s on the front panel to modify the playback speed and to jump forwards or backwards The default skip time is 30 seconds However you can easily change it To set the playback skip time 1 In playback mod...

Page 43: ...ayback You can zoom in on an image during playback to see it in greater detail There are two ways to perform digital zoom in playback To digitally zoom in during playback 1 In playback mode right clic...

Page 44: ...back recording click the timeline bar where you want the bookmark to be The green time line jumps to this position Click the button for the type of bookmark you want and enter the bookmark name if req...

Page 45: ...and date events bookmarks and snapshots Recordings from both analog and IP cameras are searched Figure 14 The Search menu Description 1 The Search window has five submenus that allow you to carry out...

Page 46: ...ive view Search results A search will usually produce a list of files which may extend to several pages The files are listed by date and time The most recent file is listed first You can then select a...

Page 47: ...search 8 Click to retrieve the motion events The standard playback view opens containing all recordings for the period of time selected Motion events are shown in blue in the time bar Click on the tim...

Page 48: ...s The standard playback view opens containing all recordings for the period of time selected Motion events are shown in blue in the time bar Click on the time bar to skip from one motion event to the...

Page 49: ...Delete button to delete a bookmark Or Click the Play button to play back a bookmark Search snapshots You can search video snapshots See Live view mouse menu on page 28 on how to create snapshots To se...

Page 50: ...results of a log search Refer to Search the system log on page 121 for more information Disk analysis The recorder can run a disk analysis to get a broader sense of the video data stored on the HDD T...

Page 51: ...edia This option is not available via the mouse Search results window In many search results windows there is an Archive button Click it to bring you to the archive window of the selected video in the...

Page 52: ...ty from vendor 2 Refresh Refresh the search results if any parameters have been modified 3 Name Files found on the backup device are listed 4 Delete Click to delete a selected file from the backup dev...

Page 53: ...k Front panel Press the left and right arrows on the front panel to speed up and slowdown playback Press the Playback button to reverse playback Mouse In the playback toolbar on the bottom of the wind...

Page 54: ...fore midnight using the playback process start and end times should not cross midnight 2 Connect a CD DVD or USB device to the recorder 3 Front panel Press the Archive button on the front panel during...

Page 55: ...t 2 Slide the green and red markers of the video segment to adjust the time frame of the segment as required Note The selected time frame can apply to multiple cameras 3 Click the Video button to move...

Page 56: ...on When the first file finishes the next file will automatically start Merging video files in TruVision Player 1 Add the exported video files to TruVision Player 2 Click the menu icon and select Tool...

Page 57: ...of the recorder such as selecting the main and event monitors multiview layout display the monitor time bar sequence dwell time options and enable or disable the local audio output See Figure 17 belo...

Page 58: ...fault multiview format displays all channels 2x2 layout for the 4 channel TVR 44HD and 4x4 layout for the 8 16 channel TVR 44HD 10 Sequence Dwell Time Set the length of time for which a camera image i...

Page 59: ...her camera in the system This lets you for example have the images of camera 1 appear on channel 10 and the images of camera 10 appear on channel 1 This feature is useful when you want to watch the se...

Page 60: ...ameras HD and Full HD Standard analog cameras TruVision IP cameras at HD and full HD resolution Analog camera setup The recorder can support up to 16 cameras depending on the model which can be a mix...

Page 61: ...alog Camera Overview 2 In the Status section check the boxes of the cameras that you want to enable Uncheck those you want to disable in order to add an IP camera 3 Click Apply to save the changes 4 A...

Page 62: ...upgrade file The camera will automatically reboot once the software is upgraded 5 Delete Delete the selected IP camera from the list 6 Refresh Update the information displayed on a camera in the reco...

Page 63: ...configure recording settings 1 From the menu toolbar click Camera Recording Settings 2 Select the camera you want to configure 3 Configure the following recording settings options available depend on...

Page 64: ...stant bit rate See Maximum storage times in the appendix Post Event This is the time the camera continues to record after the event Select the time in seconds from the list to stop post recording afte...

Page 65: ...m the camera For analog cameras this is the maximum available resolution in the camera For IP cameras this is the resolution being recorded 4 Select the snapshot quality from the drop down list low me...

Page 66: ...s Click OK 9 Click Apply to save the settings and then click Exit to return to live view Image settings The Image tab allows you to adjust image settings for each individual camera channel You may nee...

Page 67: ...tection If this is not enabled motion will not be recorded 4 Select the areas on screen to be sensitive to motion Click and drag the mouse cursor across the window to deselect areas sensitive to motio...

Page 68: ...Notify Alarm Host is the default selection More than one option can be selected Click Apply to save settings 10 Click OK to return to the motion detection settings window 11 Click Exit to return to li...

Page 69: ...ou want the line to start on screen and click again where you want the line to stop A blue line appears on screen Note Click to delete the line 8 Specify the channels triggered when a line crossing de...

Page 70: ...urther information To upload the snapshot to an FTP you must first configure the FTP settings See Configure an FTP server to store snapshots on page 84 To upload the snapshot to FTP and NAS when motio...

Page 71: ...e Click Restore to return the sensitivity percentage and time threshold values to default 8 To set a region click The cursor changes to a pen symbol Click where you want the region to start on screen...

Page 72: ...FTP server Note To upload the snapshot to NAS you must first configure the NAS settings See Add a network storage system on page 112 for further information To upload the snapshot to an FTP you must...

Page 73: ...ras Click OK 6 Click Apply to save the settings and then click Exit to return to live view Camera tamper You can setup the recorder to alert you when the camera view has changed such as when someone h...

Page 74: ...n monitoring Enable alarm audio Notify alarm host Send email and Trigger alarm output See page 95 for the list of alarm notification types Click Apply to save settings and then OK to return to the mai...

Page 75: ...etup 2 Select the camera baud rate data bit stop bit parity flow control PTZ protocol and address for the camera See Appendix H Default menu settings on page 157 for the default values Note It is impo...

Page 76: ...ed shadow tour Deletes the selected shadow tour 4 Preset tour toolbar Adds a step to a selected preset tour Starts the selected preset tour Stops the selected preset tour Deletes all the preset tour s...

Page 77: ...a Setup PTZ Preset Tours 2 From the preset list select a preset number and click to delete the selected the preset 3 Click Exit to return to live view To call up a preset tour 1 From the menu toolbar...

Page 78: ...ar click Camera Setup PTZ Preset Tours 2 Select the shadow tour from the drop down list 3 To record a new shadow tour click and use the directional buttons on the PTZ control panel to move the camera...

Page 79: ...4 Click Apply to save the settings and Exit to return to live view To configure V streaming The V stream shows video on the recorder s BNC output 1 Click the Display Settings Display Video Output Inte...

Page 80: ...analyze the behavior of the recorder on the network You must correctly configure your recorder s network settings before using it over the networking order to Connect IP cameras to it Connect to the...

Page 81: ...er This is the LAN IP address of the recorder Default value is 192 168 1 82 4 IPv4 Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask for your network so the recorder will be recognized within the network Default valu...

Page 82: ...r It must match the DNS server information of your router Check your router s browser interface or contact your ISP for the information 16 HTTP Port Use the HTTP port for remote internet browser acces...

Page 83: ...arding information in the appendix for more information There are three DDNS providers to choose from ezDDNS A free of charge service included with your recorder and fully managed within the recorder...

Page 84: ...settings of your router Go to Network Settings and enter the preferred and alternate DNS server addresses as well as the default gateway address 5 Click Apply to save the settings and click Exit to re...

Page 85: ...k the box to enable SSL if it is required by the SMTP server This feature is optional Sender Enter the name of the sender of the email Sender s Address Enter the sender s email address Select Receiver...

Page 86: ...rder via SNMP When you set the trap address and trap port in the recorder menu to the network management system s IP address and port number and set up the network management system as trap receiver t...

Page 87: ...Check the Enable UPnP box 4 From Mapped Type select Auto or Manual If Manual is selected enter the external ports and IP addresses required Click the Edit icon to change the values 5 Click Apply to s...

Page 88: ...Test The test result appears in a pop up window 3 If you need to check the current network parameters click the Network button to get an overview The current values for NIC type DHCP IPv4 address IPv4...

Page 89: ...to get a list of the local backup devices available Select one from the list 3 Click Export Up to 1M of data can be exported at a time 4 Click Exit to return to live view Network statistics You can e...

Page 90: ...e The schedules are visually presented on a map for easy reference See Figure 27 below for a description of the recording schedule window Figure 27 Description of the recording schedule window 1 Camer...

Page 91: ...y button Click to copy schedules between cameras Define a schedule from the recording schedule window To set up a daily recording schedule 1 Select a camera 2 Check the Enable Recording box to indicat...

Page 92: ...or TL Lo the recorder records continuously 8 Click Apply to save settings 9 Repeat steps 4 to 8 for other days of the week or to copy the schedule settings to another day To copy the current schedule...

Page 93: ...cording If a scheduled recording is already in progress when a manual recording is started it continues to record as scheduled You can check to see if a camera is recording manually by looking at the...

Page 94: ...k Alarm Event Setup Alarm Input 2 Select the alarm input number of a camera which corresponds to the connector on the back panel of the recorder and enter the name of the input if required 3 Select th...

Page 95: ...See Alarm notification types on page 95 for a description of these alarm notification methods Click Apply to save the settings 8 Select the PTZ camera function required in response to an external alar...

Page 96: ...iods in a day Default is 24 hours Click Apply to save the settings Click Copy to copy the settings to other days of the week and holiday period Note The time periods defined cannot overlap 5 Click OK...

Page 97: ...every 10 seconds default dwell time You can set a different dwell time using the Sequence Dwell Time setting under the Display Settings Display window When the alarm stops cycling of the images stops...

Page 98: ...Disconnected network cable Duplicate IP Address Found There is an IP address conflict with another system on the network Illegal Login Wrong user ID or password used Input Output Video Standard Misma...

Page 99: ...ettings 7 Click OK to return to the main window 8 Click Copy to copy these settings to other cameras if required and then click Apply to save the changes 9 Click Exit to return to live view Alarm host...

Page 100: ...enable disable password requirement Import export configuration files Upgrade the firmware Set up holiday periods Enable text insertion Configure RS 232 settings Time and date settings You can set up...

Page 101: ...Check the box to enable disable Default is Disable 5 System Date Enter the system date Default date is the current date 6 System Time Enter the system time Default time is the current time 7 Auto DST...

Page 102: ...English 2 Device Name Define the recorder name The default name is TVR 44HD Click the edit box and enter the new name from the soft keyboard 3 Remote Control ID The device number to use for the record...

Page 103: ...o another recorder or if you want to make a backup of the settings Import and export files Insert an external storage device in the recorder Go to the Device Management Configuration Files to import o...

Page 104: ...typroductspages eu videoupgrades 2 Connect the USB device to the recorder 3 From the menu toolbar click Device Management Upgrade Firmware The list of files on the USB is displayed 4 Select the firmwa...

Page 105: ...menu toolbar click Device Management Text Insertion 3 Check Enable Text Insertion 4 Under Access Device select the access device from the drop down list Only ATM POS is listed 5 Under Access Mode sele...

Page 106: ...the end of a transmission of a serial communication message Default is 1 4 Parity The method used to detect errors in the number of bits being transmitted Default is None 5 Flow Ctrl Flow control is t...

Page 107: ...If it is listed as Abnormal and has already been initialized the HDD needs to be replaced If the HDD is Uninitialized you need to initialize it before it can be used in the recorder Refer to Initiali...

Page 108: ...e the recorder or click Exit to return to live view HDD redundancy Setting up HDD redundancy lets your DVR redundantly record a copy of the videos onto multiple drives as a safeguard against losing al...

Page 109: ...as a backup See Quick Archive on page 49 for further information Select the Record Capture option to record and capture video Information on the eSATA for this purpose can be seen under System setting...

Page 110: ...lly Click OK Click Apply to save the settings Group HDDs Your recorder can organize multiple HDDs into groups Videos from specified channels can be set to be recorded onto a particular HDD group You c...

Page 111: ...Click Apply to save and exit the window Note Once set to read only the HDD cannot be used to save recorded files until it is set back to read write R W If the HDD that is currently being written to is...

Page 112: ...isting of S M A R T information is displayed 3 If you want to continue to use a HDD when the S M A R T test has failed check the box Use when the disk has failed to self evaluate Click Apply to save t...

Page 113: ...creen If there are bad sectors found click Error Info to see a list of the errors found 5 If required click Pause to pause the test or Cancel to cancel it 6 Click Exit to return to live view Install H...

Page 114: ...7 Close and re lock the front panel Note The HDDs must be installed BEFORE powering up the unit The drives are defaulted to a single HDD group that is automatically ready to record once cameras are a...

Page 115: ...m the drop down list You can set up to eight systems 4 Under Type select NAS or IP SAN 5 Enter the network storage IP address 6 Enter the network storage directory Click Search to find available direc...

Page 116: ...tem functions There can only be one administrator The user name is admin The name cannot be modified The default password is 1234 Operator The operator account includes reduced menu access to Video se...

Page 117: ...Customize a user s access privileges Only an administrator can allocate access privileges to Operator and Guest users The access privileges can be customized for each user s needs The administrator s...

Page 118: ...l analog cameras are enabled for operators for each of these settings By default the analog cameras are only enabled for local playback and remote playback for guests IP cameras cannot be configured L...

Page 119: ...1 Click the User Management icon in the menu toolbar to display its window 2 Click the Edit button for the user whose details need to be changed The Edit User pop up window appears 3 Edit the user in...

Page 120: ...number firmware version and encoding version 3 To view camera information click Camera You can view the information on each camera camera number camera name status motion detection tamper proof video...

Page 121: ...reserved bit rate Kbps active resolution active record type and active encoding parameters The Preview Link Sum shows the number of streams being viewed by the recorder The Preview Link Information li...

Page 122: ...IPv4 address IPv4 subnet mask IPv4 default gateway IPv6 address 1 IPv6 address 2 IPv6 default gateway preferred DNS server alternate DNS server enable DHCP enable PPPoE PPPoE address PPPoE subnet mask...

Page 123: ...exported onto a USB device The exported file is named according to the time it was exported For example 20140729124841logBack txt Note Connect the backup device such as a USB flash drive to the recor...

Page 124: ...g File Local Import Config File Quick Snapshot Playback Snapshot Local Restore Admin s Password Local Operate Bookmark Local Switch Output Local HDD Detect Local Delete HDD Local Restore Device Parame...

Page 125: ...ation as start time type of event local user host IP address parameter type camera number and gives a description on the types of events recorded and when record time was stopped Play Click to start p...

Page 126: ...terface you can install ActiveX controls to connect and view video using Internet Explorer To have complete functionality of the web browser interface and the recorder player with Windows 7 and Window...

Page 127: ...k settings are IP address 192 168 1 82 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway address 192 168 1 1 Server port 8000 Ports When using the browser RTSP port 554 HTTP port 80 When using TruNav RTSP port 554 Se...

Page 128: ...ve video Play back video Search for event logs Configure settings Log out of the interface 3 Viewer View live or playback video 4 Display format Define how you want video to be displayed in the viewer...

Page 129: ...enter button is used to start auto pan by the PTZ dome camera 2 Adjust speed of PTZ dome camera 3 Adjust zoom focus and iris 4 Turn on or off the camera light if available on the camera 5 Lens initial...

Page 130: ...o 00 00 00 time midnight of the previous day Speed down Click to scroll through the different speeds available single frame 1 8 speed speed speed normal X2 speed X4 speed X8 speed maximum speed Curren...

Page 131: ...ecified day The timeline also classifies by color the type of recording with each type Click and drag the marker across the timeline on where you want video playback to begin and then click Play on th...

Page 132: ...on settings You can also specify the directory locations for saving recorded and playback video captured images and downloaded files Remote configuration See Figure 36 on page 131 for an example of th...

Page 133: ...e Motion detection on page 65 for more information Privacy Mask Define the on screen privacy mask areas See Privacy mask on page 70 for more information Camera Tamper Define the video tampering detect...

Page 134: ...more information Alarm Event Setup Alarm Input Define the alarm input parameters for when an external alarm is triggered See Set up alarm inputs on page 92 for more information Alarm Output Define the...

Page 135: ...ers See Chapter 16 User management on page 114 for more information System Information Device Info Review the status of the device See Chapter 17 information on page 118 for more information Camera Re...

Page 136: ...er Manual 3 Check the string box 1 for the first line of text 4 Enter the text for string 1 in the column alongside Up to 44 alphanumeric characters can be used 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each extra l...

Page 137: ...DMI output 1 ch Resolution 1920 1080P 60 Hz 1280 1024 60 Hz 1280 720 60 Hz 1024 768 60 Hz VGA output 1 ch Resolution 1920 1080P 60 Hz 1280 1024 60 Hz 1280 720 60 Hz 1024 768 60 Hz Analog output 1 ch B...

Page 138: ...rface 1 RS 232 interface for ProBridge Challenger Technical Support 1 RS 485 interface for PTZ control or KTD405 keyboard control USB interface 3 USB 2 0 Alarm in 16 Alarm out 4 Miscellaneous Power su...

Page 139: ...TruVision DVR 44HD User Manual 137 Appendix B PTZ protocols Interlogix 485 Interlogix 422 KALATEL DSCP HIKVISION Honeywell INFINOVA KTD 348 LG MULTIX LILIN...

Page 140: ...00 Client Software Port Used to connect to video streams Port 554 RTSP Port Real time streaming protocol Used to record video remotely Port 1024 RTSP Port for 3G 4G Use with mobile apps Used for 3G 4G...

Page 141: ...t forwarding information TruVision DVR 44HD User Manual 139 If you cannot find any information for your particular router please contact your router manufacturer or internet service provider for furth...

Page 142: ...order Figure 37 Connecting a PTZ dome camera to the recorder for control over the network Dome camera RS 485 port Recorder back panel Configuring the PTZ protocols for Interlogix cameras Before the PT...

Page 143: ...RS 422 on I O box 100000 RS 485 communication DIP switches 110000 Camera ID DIP switches Select the camera ID DIP switch address as required RS 422 RS 485 data connector TruVision Mini PTZ 12X Outdoor...

Page 144: ...corder 0111 1 Address switches 2 Baud switches 3 Protocol switches RS 422 on I O box 1111 Address switches Select the camera ID DIP switch address as required Baud rate 0000 9600 bps 0011 4800 bps RS...

Page 145: ...recorder 01000 1 Protocol switches 2 Address switches RS 422 on I O box 10000 Address switches Select the address switch address as required RS 422 RS 485 data connector Legend Protocol switches RS 4...

Page 146: ...firmware 1 4 00 Note XXX represents the number of video channels YYY represents the recorder storage configuration such as 1T 1 TB etc Wiring the keypad Connect the RS 485 bus of the KTD 405 I O box...

Page 147: ...151 for information on how to connect both a keypad and dome camera to the recorder Setting the keypad to work with the recorder The keypad must be in zone mode to connect correctly with the recorder...

Page 148: ...cal for the recorder and keypad The recorder is now connected to the KTD 405 keypad Recorder and keypad functions The KTD 405U acts as a recorder control keypad when connected to the recorder The keyp...

Page 149: ...ilable when connected to the recorder Example 1 To enter your password in the login window using the keypad 1 In live view mode press esc to activate the Login window 2 Press and hold esc and then pre...

Page 150: ...t the option 8 Press and hold esc and then press the up down arrow buttons to navigate to Apply Press to select it Then navigate to Back to return to live view Instead of the arrow buttons you can als...

Page 151: ...unctions Enter PTZ mode In live view mode press Enter It is possible that you first need to loin before you can access the PTZ mode PTZ functions Up Down Left Right Zoom in Zoom out Move the joystick...

Page 152: ...228 260 292 324 356 388 420 452 484 6 5 37 69 101 133 165 197 229 261 293 325 357 389 421 453 485 7 6 38 70 102 134 166 198 230 262 294 326 358 390 422 454 486 8 7 39 71 103 135 167 199 231 263 295 3...

Page 153: ...91 223 255 287 319 351 383 415 447 479 511 Connecting a KTD 405 keypad and dome camera to the recorder Use the input output box that is supplied with the keypad to connect the KTD 405 keypad to the re...

Page 154: ...ded with the equipment 6 I O box 7 Recorder back panel 8 Dome camera Table 24 UTC PTZ protocol settings Dome RS 422 protocol Recorder Interlogix RS 485 See Table 25 below for the bus addresses to cons...

Page 155: ...tion and image quality do not impact time Note This information only applies when the bit rate is set to Constant see Camera recording settings on page 61 for more information Constant bit rate Maximu...

Page 156: ...Appendix F Maximum pre recording times 154 TruVision DVR 44HD User Manual Constant bit rate Maximum pre recording time seconds 1792 15 2048 15 3072 10 4096 5...

Page 157: ...Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Honeywell Y Y Y Y N N N N N Y Y Y Y INFINOVA Y Y Y Y N N N N N Y Y Y Y KTD 348 Y Y Y Y N N N N N Y Y Y Y LG MULTIX Y Y Y Y N N N N N Y Y Y Y LILIN Y Y Y Y N N N N N Y Y Y Y PANASONIC_...

Page 158: ...2 Y Y N N N N N Y N Y KALATEL Y Y N N N N N Y N Y DSCP Y Y N N N N N Y N Y HIKVISION Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Honeywell Y Y N N N N N N N N INFINOVA Y Y N N N N N Y N Y KTD 348 Y Y N N N N N Y N Y LG MULTI...

Page 159: ...Bar Transparent Null Enable Timebar Yes Video Output Interface VGA HDMI Default View 1 1 for 8 ch models and 4 4 16 ch models Sequence Dwell Time No switch Enable Audio Output No Event Monitor VGA HD...

Page 160: ...Self sensing Bit Rate Variable Video Quality Medium Frame Rate 12fps Max Bitrate Mode General Max Bitrate Kbps 2048 Pre Event 5 s Post Event 5 s Auto Delete day 0 Record Audio Yes Snapshots Snapshot C...

Page 161: ...hole week Actions Null Sensitivity 3 Target size 1 Zone Full Screen VCA SMD VCA Camera Analog 1 Type Line Crossing Detection Enable Yes Actions Trigger Channel camera self Arming Schedule All day for...

Page 162: ...Preset Tours Preset Tours Camera Analog 1 V stream Encoding V stream Encoding Enable V stream Encoding Yes Frame Rate 12fps Max Bitrate Kbps 1024 Networking Settings Network Settings Network Settings...

Page 163: ...DDNS DDNS DDNS Disable DDNS Type ezDDNS Server Address www tvr ddns net Host Name Null NTP NTP Enable NTP Disable Interval min 60 NTP Server time nist gov NTP Port 123 Email Email Enable Server Authen...

Page 164: ...P Version SNMP Port 161 Read Community public Write Community private Trap Address Null Trap Port 162 UPnP UPnP Enable UPnP Disable Mapped Type Auto Port Type HTTP Port RTSP Port Server Port Net Detec...

Page 165: ...log Off IP Camera Off Alarm Event Setup Alarm Input Alarm Input Alarm Input No A 1 Alarm Input Name Null Type NO Enable Alarm Input No Actions Trigger channel No Alarm schedule All day for whole week...

Page 166: ...All day for whole week Rule Null Alarm Host Setup Alarm Host Setup Alarm Host 1 IP Null Alarm Host 1 Port 5001 Alarm Host 2 IP Null Alarm Host 2 Port 5001 Alarm Host 3 IP Null Alarm Host 3 Port 5001 D...

Page 167: ...d Low Enable Front Panel Lock No Configuration Files Import Export Config Files Device Name Null Upgrade Firmware Local Upgrade Source USB Device Name Null Holiday Holiday Settings Status All Disabled...

Page 168: ...y HDD Capacity GB Max Record Capacity GB Max Snapshot Capacity GB S M A R T Use when the disk has failed to self evaluate No HDD No Self test Status Not Tested Self test Type Short Test S M A R T Temp...

Page 169: ...tatus Motion Detection Camera Tamper Video Loss Preview Record Record Camera No Recording Status Stream Type Frame Rate Bitrate Kbps Resolution Record Type Active Schedule Alarm Inputs Alarm Inputs No...

Page 170: ...n DVR 44HD User Manual PPPOE Address PPPOE Subnet Mask PPPOE Default Gateway MAC Address Server Port HTTP Port Multicast IP HDD HDD Label Status Capacity Free Space Property Type Group Log search Log...

Page 171: ...ttings restore 101 Digital zoom description 32 playback 36 38 web browser 128 Digital zoom in playback 41 Disk analysis searching recorded video 48 DST 98 E Email link to cross line detection alarm 68...

Page 172: ...checking 85 Notifications alarm types 95 external alarms 92 NTP server 82 O OSD settings 63 P Password change admin password 117 change user password 117 enable disable login password 100 Playback 24...

Page 173: ...view 118 System logs playback 121 search 121 T Tampering detecting video tampering 71 Text insertion via the browser 103 Text overlay 133 Time configuring display 98 U User privileges camera configur...

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