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CMS – Playback Mode

Playback Main Menu Buttons

Live

Click

Live

button to return to CMS Live mode.

Listen

Select one channel and then press

Listen

button to play the recording. Click again to disable the f

unction. Please make sure the

Audio In

box under

LAN Device

is checked.

Image Editor

CMS can take and save a single screenshot at the maximum resolution for the selected channel.

During playback, click the

Image Editor

button to call out the image editor. You may zoom in/out

of the image, adjust image resolution (manual, optimized, or default setting).

OPTIMIZE

: Auto adjust the picture settings.

DEFAULT

: Restore the default settings of pictures.

PRINT:

Print the picture.

SAVE

: Save picture to file.

CLOSE

: Close the image editor.

Summary of Contents for 11564

Page 1: ... chosen a professional device which guarantees highest possible quality and reliability Please read the following instructions carefully before comissioning the product in order to be able to take full advantage of all quality features regarding this product line GERMANY R C Mounting and Operating Manual Digital Video Recorder All contents of this document may change without prior notice MO_11564 ...

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Page 3: ...This device may not cause harmful interference 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Safety Instructions Warnings Cautions Please read the following safety warnings and keep this manual in a place which you can read whenever you need 1 Keep the Video Servers away from water wet hot flammable area or with heavy moisture 2 Check...

Page 4: ...necessary to connect the DC12V In pin 3 and Gnd pin 4 from the above illustration Please use the CAT 6 LAN cable to connect each Telexper devices The effective distance away from the nHub 4P POE Hub is 100 meters 9 Gnd Gnd 8 Alarm In Alarm In 7 Audio Out Alarm Out 6 Audio Gnd Audio Gnd for audio in out 5 Audio In Audio In 4 GND GND 3 DC12V In DC12V In 2 D RS485 RS485 D 1 D RS485 RS485 D ...

Page 5: ...mpression Resolution 640x480 30fps 720x480 30fps PoE Power over Ethernet Hub to feed power Built in mechanical IR Cut Filter Built in Fixed Manual Auto Lens IR LED 30 36PCS IR distance 20M 4 Motion detection in one image Linux OS H 264 M JPEG SOC dual compression ...

Page 6: ... DC12V 1 2A min electric power in the DC12V In pin 3 and Gnd pin 4 Please use the CAT 6 LAN cable to connect each devices Please use the 75 Ohm coaxial video cable connecting the camera and the video server The DC12V Output at pin 5 provides the max 8W electric power The nVS 1 Video Server requests the DC12V 1 2A min electric power The effective distance away from the nHub 4P POE Hub is 100 meters...

Page 7: ... Codec 3 De centralized Modularized Design 4 Unlimited Number of Camera Expansion at any time 5 No Power Cable to Camera Required 6 Reduce minimum 50 of Installation Cost 7 Less Maintenance Cost than Analogue System 8 Up to 30fps D1 120fps CIF Display Recording 9 Multi Video Audio Streaming Design ...

Page 8: ...nnect with the Wan LAN POE 1 4 10 100 1000Base TX with POE injectors AC Input for connected with power cable Range 90V 265V Model 11575 Product Front View The states of the LED Double Green lights Giga LAN Left Orange Right Green light Mega LAN Notes Power Provision Max DC48V 300mA per each port ...

Page 9: ...vide H 264 video stream decode service 2 VGA D SUB and HDMI video output connector 3 Real time image decode 30fps could display by full screen and quad screen 4 High resolution D1 or CIFx4 5 Support POE function 6 CMS could provide monitoring sequence display alarm display and etc functions 7 Could work independently with only cameras with or without CMS server ...

Page 10: ... the Video Server and also the DT D pin to the D pin of the Video Server The power could provide from the 12V OUT pin of the Video Server and make sure both of the GND pin connected well to enable the power supply Model 11573 Product Front View Product Rear View DIP Switch adjust table BIT1 4 for ID BIT5 7 for Baud Rate BIT8 for transmission mode Properties 1 Require the DC12V 350mA input 2 Provid...

Page 11: ...Monitor Display Design Video E Map 4 Pentaplex Design Live REC Playback Backup Remote Viewing 5 Hot standby REC Always Recording 1 6 Smart Motion Activity Search 7 E mail Alarm inc HDD Failure Notification 8 CD or DVD Burner Backup optional 9 Dynamic Static IP supported 10 Remote Viewing via 3G handset 2 11 Up to 25 600 cam CMS available Notes 1 Deduct the dead possibility caused by hard disk fail...

Page 12: ...n 4 Duplex Operation 5 Compatible with VGA D1 1 3Mega 2Megapixel IP Cameras 6 TMSP 1 Protocol Protection Gives Security Data Leak FREE 7 RAID 0 1 5 Hot Swap 8 19 Rack Mountable Housing 9 Support up to 64 channels cameras video recording 10 Dual Power Redundant Notice For nVR 15RAID series don t use GreenPower hard disk series We recommend to use Seagate hard disk ...

Page 13: ...ture below will appear Click to stop the program 2 On your system desktop double click HighPoint Web RAID Management shortcut 3 Internet Explorer will be initiated automatically Please select Continue to this website not recommended to continue to the main page of HighPoint Web RAID Management ...

Page 14: ... the quantity of HDD is correct If not please turn off the system to check whether HDDs were inserted properly or were defective Under Physical Device Information section you can distinguish the new used status of the HDDs from the HDD icon HDD icon with letter L Legacy on it is for used HDD HDD icon without any letter is for new HDD ...

Page 15: ...14 6 After checking the HDD Status go to Manage then select Device 7 Under Manage page click to enter Initialize Physical Device page 8 Click to select all un initialized HDD and then click to start ...

Page 16: ... disk you selected will be deleted Do you want to continue 10 System will message you for every completion of each HDD 11 After completion of HDD initializing there will be no letter on the HDD icons on the Physical Device Information ...

Page 17: ...Go to Manage and select Array 13 Click to enter Create Array Page 14 Under Create Array page select RAID 5 for Array Type Foreground for Initialization Method Click to select all HDDs and then click to begin ...

Page 18: ...17 15 A message will appear upon completion 16 Initialization process will begin upon array creation 17 Upon initialization process the status will become Normal 18 Please restart the system ...

Page 19: ...pear 20 The system will ask for HDD formatting Please click to begin HDD formation process 21 Upon HDD formation the system will automatically restart again and start NVR program Notice If the network video recorder is nVR 15 or nVR 15 RAID series please insert the HDD rack from left bottom to the right top in order to prevent no detection of HDD ...

Page 20: ... voice 7 Mic In Plug an external microphone into this jack to transmit voice 8 USB ports 4 Plug USB devices 9 Ethernet Jack Plug 10 100 1000 Ethernet network cable into the jack 10 Keyboard Plug the keyboard 11 Mouse Plug the Mouse 12 Power In jack Plug the power cord into the port Default manufacturer setting is set to 230V If the environment is under the 115V electric power supplied Please ensur...

Page 21: ...ating System Better to have the Windows XP SP2 at least or most updated patch CPU Intel Dual Core 2 66GHz or higher Ram 2GB Memory or more HDD Minimum 300MB space size for software application installation Display Best Recommended Resolution at 1680x1050 Recommended Computer Requirements for LVC Local View Client and RemoteCMS Operating System Better to have the Windows XP SP2 at least or most upd...

Page 22: ... lock the HDD power switch Connect the nVS 1P by using the CAT 6 LAN cable to nHub 4P Connect Cameras by using the 75 Ohm coaxial video cable to nVS 1P Connect the nHub 4P by using the CAT 6 LAN cable to nCS Check the Monitors Keyboard Mouse Power cord etc are connected Finish system start working Power on the nCS the system would auto setup at first launch CMS will start after 3 5 times reboot ...

Page 23: ...mbers for IP Network System Purposes Port Number Central Commander Station Hybrid DVR 6741 IP cameras video servers matrix decoders NVR network video recorder 34000 Remote CMS Remote playback of WinNVR 6742 Web service for CMS 80 2 If you were still not able to detect IP devices after opening all ports listed above please shut down your firewall or anti virus software 3 If you were able to detect ...

Page 24: ...Chapter 1System Setup 23 Quick Installation Model 11572 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 For the Wall mount bracket ...

Page 25: ...For the assembly of the speed dome camera please refer to the complete manual Connect the nCAM using the CAT 6 Ethernet cable to the hub Connect the nHUB 4P by using the CAT 6 Ethernet cable to nCS 16 Connect AC 100V or AC24V Power Cord Power Cord ...

Page 26: ...esigned specifically for user with complex internet network to easily update each device s network parameters Enter DeviceSetting After installation from the Application CD an icon will appear on the desktop Double click the icon to begin the software DeviceSetting Main Menu Device List Current Device Network Parameters ...

Page 27: ...ted device WAN Information Show the current network parameters of the Dynamic IP network of the selected device Those parameters will be assigned by Telexper DNS servers automatically Domain Name The Domain Name e g 0040A250053C homeplus tii net is used to connect the device remotely via WAN if the device is using the dynamic IP to WAN internet Buttons Descriptions Connect Device 1 Select one devi...

Page 28: ...so adjust the device settings such as resolution and fps 5 Check the Alarm box to enable alarm notification for Alarm In enabled device When the alarm is triggered a red alarm icon will appear on the screen For Alarm In setup please refer to Chapter 7 Alarm In and Alarm Out Setting 6 Click to exit Reload Devices Click button to detect new devices and refresh current device list Modify Setting Clic...

Page 29: ...IP Address Setup DeviceSetting 28 Static IP Port Setting 1 Uncheck is DHCP box to disable DHCP 2 Key in the assigned IP Port setting for the selected device 3 Click Update IP Port to save the settings ...

Page 30: ...t during this setup 2 DNS server will assign a Domain Name Port Number for you automatically and show on the main page as below 3 It takes 20 to 30 seconds to upload the modified settings to the device The background color of device status list will become the color GRAY during uploading period and back to WHITE after completing the upload Reset Device Click button to reset the network parameters ...

Page 31: ...DeviceSetting 30 Batch Setting This function enables user to synchronize multiple devices with the same settings at once Using the mouse and the Control key to select multiple devices and click to enter the set up page ...

Page 32: ... Update Click to access to firmware update page Another window will display the current firmware of camera 1 Select IP devices by checking the box for firmware update 2 Click to select file directory of firmware 3 Click to start updating 1 2 3 ...

Page 33: ...Then there will be a window pop up key in username and password on it Press Keyboard button the On Screen Keyboard will be enable for input For the first time login CMS will detect automatically and display all cameras on the main screen After the first time login go to Setup click Search and Refresh to detect and update new devices Default Username admin Default Password 99999999 ...

Page 34: ...assword the dialog window will expand Key in the new password and input again to confirm the new password then press OK to finish the modification The Change Password function is also available in CMS Setup Menu Please help to refer the Chapter 7 CMS Setup Menu User Management ...

Page 35: ...n After the first time login go to Setup click Search and Refresh to detect and update new devices Main Menu Buttons Overview Current Date Time Devices Directory Screen Display 4 8 9 10 13 16 25 36 64 Main Menu Buttons Control Status Audio In Audio Out PTZ Alarm In Alarm Out Camera Name Status LIVE REC Sequence Buttons Alarm Status Motion Alarm Sensor Alarm ...

Page 36: ...ease refer to Monitor Chapter Disable Alarm Notification Disable or enable the alarm sound Snapshot Take a screen photo of currently selected camera screen Setup Switch to the CMS Setup page Please refer to the CMS Setup chapter View Log Open the log of System and Alarm list Alarm List List of the 50 latest alarm messages Click on the highlighted event to acknowledge the alarm Logout Logout the cu...

Page 37: ...Screen Camera Live Window No Device No Device picture appears when a camera device has not been installed to this channel or the installed camera cannot be detected by CMS Video Loss Video Loss picture appears when there is a disconnection between CMS and camera or the camera is broken ...

Page 38: ...ted by the CMS Except the directories tree of auto detected devices the system allows you to create your own device groups to manage all the devices on the system For device group settings please refer to the Chapter 7 CMS Setup Menu All Cameras does not count as a group Only the customer defined groups can start up the Monitor TV Wall function All Cameras only shows all the cameras which were aut...

Page 39: ... to switch to full screen Click again to return to the previous screen display Hide Cameras on the Live Screen Drag and drop one channel to the Camera Directory to remove channels from the live screen There are two ways to include the channel back to the live screen 1 Double click the camera icon on the Camera Directory 2 Drag and drop the icon back to the live screen Organize Cameras on the Live ...

Page 40: ...fter the camera picture presses down the mouse right key to chooses Move Image then may adjust the picture s display area horizontally press down a time mouse right key then to cancel the towing again PTZ Icon Please ensure the RS485 Control box is checked in the Setup page PTZ Protocol Support Pelco_P Pelco_D Bosch VC Panasonic TX1 and Kalatel Baud rate 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 Click to extend t...

Page 41: ... user manual 3 Using the PTZ joystick on the CMS to operate the OSD window Click to enter and click to close the OSD window Listen Click the listen icon on a live channel to enable the Listen function Click again to disable the function Please make sure the Audio In box of this device is checked when you setup this LAN Device See Chapter 7 CMS Setup Menu for LAN Device setup Broadcast Click the Br...

Page 42: ...nal output Snapshot CMS can take and save a single screenshot at the maximum resolution for the selected channel Click a channel on the live screen and then press Snapshot button to save the image as a JPG file To view or change the image folder go to Setup MISC to update the Snapshot Folder See Chapter 7 CMS Setup Menu for MISC ...

Page 43: ... Alarm List shows the 50 latest alarm messages Click the highlighted event to acknowledge the alarm Check Popup when Alarm Occurred box to bring up Alarm List when an alarm is triggered You may update the status of the new alarm to Unresolved Resolved or Pending Once the status is updated the event will be removed from the Alarm List To further update the status of the alarm event you will need to...

Page 44: ...e system Search button detects and adds new devices to the Device List Refresh button updates the Device List and removes unavailable devices There will be many kinds of devices of the LAN Devices such as Video Server IP Camera Video Matrix Decoder and Network Video Recorder etc Please note that all settings of the unavailable devices will be deleted Click on each device to edit its settings inclu...

Page 45: ...ox to enter the Manual Detect screen 1 Click to manually input device information 2 Click to directly import device information 3 Click to manually select devices that you wish to display on the current system 4 Click to manually remove device from the list ...

Page 46: ...vice name accordingly Video Control Setup You can adjust image quality of each camera on the Video Control section Click the camera icon and then adjust image quality if needed Resolution 1280 x 720 1600 x 1200 1280 x 1024 D1 CIF VGA Picture Quality High Normal Low Record FPS 1 2 3 5 15 30 ...

Page 47: ...of Audio In to enable receiving sound from the camera Check the box of Audio Out to enable transmitting sound to the camera Motion Setup 1 Click to frame the motion area Left click on the screen and move the cursor to frame the desired area for motion zone Each Camera can be set up to four 4 detection zones You can adjust the zone size and drag it to the desired position 2 Select the detection zon...

Page 48: ...he icon on the channel you want to control to open the IO control panel RS485 and PTZ Control 1 Check on the box to enable the PTZ control function 2 Protocols supported by CMS currently are Pelco_P Pelco_D Bosch VC Panasonic TX1 and Kalatel 3 Baud rare supports 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 4 Channels defined as the ID which can support ID1 to ID255 devices ...

Page 49: ...ggered You may update the status of the new alarm to Unresolved Resolved or Pending Once the status is updated the event will be removed from the Alarm List To further update the status of the alarm event you will need to go to Alarm Log which contains the full list of alarm events Alarm Notify 1 Motion Alarm Could define the sound type and the duration for each single camera 2 Sensor Alarm Could ...

Page 50: ... up to 64 cameras Setting 1 Go to Setup page and select monitor device from the Device List You may enter Monitor Mode and right click monitor icon to go to the Setup Menu 2 Setting Page Select devices from the Camera List and then click to add to the selected Display Cameras List You may drag and drop camera from the Camera List to Display Cameras List Then check on the cameras on the Display Cam...

Page 51: ...e NTSC or PAL Output device Allow you to change the output setting when you are connecting the Video Decoder with a different output such as VGA or HDMI Sequence Duration To setup the duration time for display when using the Sequence function The Monitor device will display each camera by the time interval of the Sequence Duration ...

Page 52: ... view of the alarmed camera The screen will automatically switch to live view and return back to TV Wall until the alarmed is cancelled Display by Group Check this box to only enable auto switch to live view of the video wall which the alarmed camera belongs to Duration Select the duration of the display of alarmed camera Select Always to continuing display alarmed channel until the alarm is manua...

Page 53: ...rop the camera icon from the Available Camera list to Recording Camera list for recording Clear This button clears Recording Camera List and stops NVR recording All cameras will stop recording disregarding the recording schedule you have set up Add All This button adds all camera icons from Available Camera list to Recording Camera list ...

Page 54: ...enu 53 HDD Alarm Buzzer Check this box to enable alarm buzzer when the HDD is malfunctioned or crashed Adjust Duration for length of alarm buzzer time Save Click this icon to save all updated setting of this page ...

Page 55: ...llows you to connect the remote IP camera through the Internet Click on to input the WAN device connection settings Click on to change the settings of the WAN device which you selected Click on to delete the settings of the WAN device which you selected ...

Page 56: ...gs menu will pop up then please select the of Camera Input the Domain of the RemoteCMS server and the port which was assigned to the remote IP camera also the login account with password of the RemoteCMS server The Domain information could be found on the Misc page ...

Page 57: ... number will be the WAN device port information for people to connect remotely 2 After input those information then use the button to test the connection if the connection is ready then the MAC Address of the remote IP camera will show 3 When the test was done then please presses to add or change the IP camera s settings After all the remote cameras connected you can manage and adjust setting of t...

Page 58: ...der more convenient 1 Add a new group by clicking Add Group 2 Click on Remove Group to delete the selected group 3 Move the selected camera up in the order 4 Move the selected camera down in the order 5 Select one device from the Device List and then click to add to the selected Group List 6 To remove devices from the Group List select the desired camera and then click ...

Page 59: ...p The map format could be BMP or JPEG 3 Locate devices on the E map Drag and drop device icon to the desired location Camera with Alarm In and Alarm Out settings will have an Alarm In icon and an Alarm Out icon next to the camera icon For the settings please go to Alarm In and Alarm Out Setting in this chapter To relocate the device simply drag and move the icon on the E map Once the E Map setting...

Page 60: ...t 2 Select alarm type tab Motion Sensor or I O Device 3 Setup Alarm Schedule Draw time bar to schedule alarm activation for each camera Example 08 00 18 00 Sunday REC 4 Import From Click Import From to apply other camera s schedule to the current selected camera 5 Apply To Click Apply To to apply current camera s schedule to other cameras ...

Page 61: ...s CMS will display the Estimated Total Hard Drive Storage automatically 2 Setup Storage Space At least 1GB shall be reserved for REC 3 REC Speed Setting Recording speed 1 30 fps for the cameras 4 Full Speed Recording When Alarm Check on the box to enable Full speed recording 30fps when alarm 5 REC Schedule Setting Draw time bar to schedule and enable video audio REC for each camera Example 08 00 1...

Page 62: ... recording space on the Drive C 2 It will do recycle recording while the recording space is full Alarm Recorder Save the footage 0 10 second before the alarm Save the footage up to 60 second after the alarm The default recording time is 30 seconds Check the Keep Recording until End of Alarm up CMS will not consider the settings of Pre Alarm and Alarm CMS will record Pre Alarm 10 seconds and Alarm ...

Page 63: ...ion on the list HDD No By the HDD attached order HDD Name As Windows system default Total Size Add total size which depends on the HDD spec Free Space The space left Records Used The space which the recorded files had already taken Max Size The size of the HDD which you defined for recording Percent The HDD percentage of the recorded files Status The recording status of the HDD ...

Page 64: ...email account information 2 Send Mail if Alarm Occurred Check this box to enable email notification when an alarm is triggered 3 Attach Image Check this box to attach alarm image to the email notification 4 Enter a subject for your email in the Subject field 5 Click Add Mail Address to insert and add recipient email address Select existing email address and click Remove Mail Address to remove 6 Cl...

Page 65: ... the new user to be under and click Add User to create a new user and Password 2 Remove Select a member or group and click Remove 3 Change Password Select a user and click Change Password to update user password 4 Privileges Select a user group check or uncheck the privilege boxes and then click Save to confirm Please note that all changes will apply to all the users in that associated group ...

Page 66: ...t Folder Click Select and choose a folder for the saving the snapshots Click Open to view saved snapshot images 5 Enable PTZ Controller Check on the box for enabling the PTZ controller feature Port Baud rate 6 Time Settings Check on the box to synchronize automatically an internet time server 7 Web Server Check this box to enable web server to connect to CMS 8 Audio Device Check this box and the C...

Page 67: ...em to the initial status Click Reset button to reset the system 3 Disable Windows Taskbar Start Menu and Task Manager Check on the setting to disable the keyboard Windows button disable the Start Menu pop up function and disable the Task Manager function 4 If a DHCP server present in the network change the network setting to dhcp mode instead of static IP If in the network there is a DHCP who allo...

Page 68: ...o the desired directory Import backup file bak to the current CMS The system will automatically restart 7 Power off After System Exited Check this box to power off the system when users exit the system 8 Show Live Screen Before Login Check this box to enable system to display live screen before login 9 For LAN network without DHCP please uncheck the option of If a DHCP server present in the networ...

Page 69: ... pop up the window below the picture Then the CMS server will connect to the video recording database and display all the recorded video flies of the cameras from NVR or Local server according to the recorded video images from the cameras which you have selected might be different from Live View The Playback mode of the CMS helps you to easily display those channels which you want to review by gro...

Page 70: ...e recorded image simultaneously in channels of 4 9 13 16 32 and so on 3 The system will display the cameras according to their GROUPS consequential order Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 etc to play back You can click on each group title to play the recorded image simultaneously in channels of 4 9 13 16 32 and so on ...

Page 71: ...otage 2 Playback Control 3 Click on the play speed bar to adjust the speed 1X 2X 4X 8X of playing the footage Time Search Playback 1 Click Time Search button 2 User can input the desired start time or click Advance to setup a time range to search 3 Click OK to start Backward Play Fast Forward Stop Fast Backward ...

Page 72: ...e Event Player for motion and sensor alarm events Motion To search for motion alarms from the alarm log left click and right click mouse to search for the previous and next alarm accordingly Sensor To search for sensor alarms from the alarm log left click and right click mouse to search for the previous and next alarm accordingly ...

Page 73: ...atus bar then the AVI export is completed 5 Then click the exit to leave the AVI Export Note The exported AVI file has to be played by CMS Player and could not be played by Windows Media Player For first time CMS Player installation check on the Export Player box Selected footages will be saved under the designated directory and the CMS Player will be installed and a shortcut will be created on th...

Page 74: ...vice is checked Image Editor CMS can take and save a single screenshot at the maximum resolution for the selected channel During playback click the Image Editor button to call out the image editor You may zoom in out of the image adjust image resolution manual optimized or default setting OPTIMIZE Auto adjust the picture settings DEFAULT Restore the default settings of pictures PRINT Print the pic...

Page 75: ...earch Smart Search provides a narrower search function Note CMS Lite free software does not support this function 1 Select channel from the Playback page that you would like to search on 2 Click on Smart Search icon to pull out the Smart Search page 3 Left click on the screen and move the cursor to frame the motion detection area 4 According to the sensitivity and detect object ratio check on Dyna...

Page 76: ... results will show on the right screen 6 Use the Playback Control to play backward stop the video You may double click on one of the search results to play the footage on Playback screen 7 Check on the Manual Search box for narrower search a Select one result from the 9 grid screen and click Start Time Select another result from the 9 grid screen and click End Time b Click Expand to execute more d...

Page 77: ...amera name alarm type start and end time 1 Click View Log from the main menu 2 Adjust Start Time End Time Alarm Type and Sort Order to filter the search Click Refresh to confirm the criteria 3 Double click the alarm log to start the video audio playback 4 Click Cancel to exit ...

Page 78: ... the Alarm List To further update the status of the alarm event you will need to go to Alarm Log which contains the full list of alarm events Setup Press the Setup button to go to the CMS setup page Screen Display Supports the 4 8 9 10 13 16 25 36 64 display CMS Lite version supports 16 display Hybrid 16 version supports 36 display Hybrid 32 version supports 64 display For Full Screen Display plea...

Page 79: ... the installed cameras and devices from a floor map of each group Camera You could click the camera icon on the E map and highlight the live video of that particular camera Right click on the mouse button on the camera could directly see the small size camera image on the E Map ...

Page 80: ...to display the alarm camera image Control I O Allow you directly to switch the I O device on and off such as light GPIO Allow you to control the attached nGIPO device RS485 to extend the I O control I O to 4 devices for each nGPIO module The E Map mode has two kinds of the display which due to you might use one monitor or dual monitors for the CMS system For Dual Monitors There will be a separate ...

Page 81: ...ached to the CMS system the monitor controlling menu will auto adjust the displaying screen size 3 Click on to enter to setting page 4 Click and drag the monitor on the screen to re arrange the order of the physical monitors 5 For Monitor setup please refer to Chapter 7 LAN Device Monitor Setup 6 Click to start the Sequence mode Single Monitor Dual Monitor The E Map can be displayed in quarter siz...

Page 82: ...teCMS server IP addresses up to 128 entries to the Address Book To save IP address 1 Scroll down address entries 1 128 and select one entry and then click Edit 2 Create a name for the RemoteCMS input IP address and Port for the RemoteCMS See above instructions 3 Click OK to save the entry 4 Click Connect to connect 5 In the future you may go to the Address Book and simply connect to previous saved...

Page 83: ...rd to sign in RemoteCMS Note Please go to setup page for further connection setup Display Mode It could be changed 1 4 9 16 screen display mode You may double click on the selected camera to switch to full screen To return to the original display mode click on the screen once Default Username admin Default Password 99999999 ...

Page 84: ...d RemoteCMS application You could also right click the mouse button on the channel to open the TTL and PTZ control It will allow you to open the device like alarm light etc Snapshot Click the Icon can snapshot the current channel Disable Alarm Notification Disable or enable the alarm sound Exit Click the Exit Application to close the RemoteCMS ...

Page 85: ...trol Notes Because the data of remote playback was gotten from the local CMS site We have to consider the bandwidth between local and remote side via Internet transmission We recommend to do remote play back function fewer than four channels at the same time for better video performance 5 To export and save the footage as AVI format click and then select the desired folder Select the footage time ...

Page 86: ...LVC Local View Client Settings Optional LVC Local View Client software has the same installation setting and operations as CMS Please refer to CMS related chapters in this manual Same as CMS System Login Live Mode Playback Mode E Map Mode TV Wall ...

Page 87: ... CMS server Users can use IE Browsers to watch and operate the cameras with their settings The WEB connection settings list below 1 Close the setting page after the setting was done and restarts the IE browser Input the CMS server WAN IP which you want to connect as example http 122 116 169 208 the system will ask you to install the required ActiveX component press the Install few time for each pr...

Page 88: ...87 2 Choose the Install ActiveX Control on webpage then click the Install Button to accept the installation 3 When the installation is installed successfully the webpage will refresh automatically and display the login in dialog box ...

Page 89: ...alled complete will pop up a login window Please input the user name and password which is allowed to login into your CMS server Default account is admin 99999999 if login fail please press to retry 5 It will show the remote cameras on the screen if you login successful ...

Page 90: ...arm out device as light and alarm 7 Snapshot Click a channel on the live screen and then press Snapshot button to save the image as a JPG file 8 Zoom in out Click zoom in and zoom out 9 Click to enter Remote Playback Mode The operations for the Remote Playback Mode are the same as CMS Playback Mode Please refer to prior chapters for detailed instructions ...

Page 91: ...ipt Cookie Note For Microsoft IE we support IE 6 0 and above Before you start please make sure to set up port forwarding 1 Port Mapping Under CMS s Misc page please Enable Web server port 80 2 Disable Default Website on your system s Computer Management i On your PC s desktop right click on My Computer and then select management ii Under Internet Information Service disable Default Web Site 3 Now ...

Page 92: ...s 91 4 Log in with your CMS username and password For multiple viewers you could create different log in accounts and manage the channels they are allowed to view Go to Setup page under your CMS to create different log in accounts ...

Page 93: ...al Support 92 Appendix A Technical Support If you still have questions about our products you can contact the dealer you purchased from in your country Visit our website for more information Website E mail Telephone FAX ...

Page 94: ... the product was subject to abuse neglect lighting strike electrical fault improper packaging or accident d if the product was installed improperly or e if the serial number of the product is defaced or missing f if the attached warranty card is not presented Our company will not under any circumstances be liable for direct special or consequential damage such as but not limited to damage or loss ...

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