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Network Video Recorder User Manual 

 

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(1)

 

Alarm Output

Choose the channel number that needs to set; 

(2)

 

Alarm Output Name

Set the alarm output name; 

(2)

 

A

larm output delay

choose the alarm output delay time or custom settings; 

(3)

 

) 

Planning 

: 

choose the time interval that needs arming schedule, as shown in 

figure 10.16. 

Figure 10.16    Arming Schedule 

(4)

 

Copy to

copy the above configuration to other channels. 

 

10.4.3

 

Exception 

The Abnormal Setting interface, as shown in figure 10.17. 

 

Figure10.17    Abnormal Setting 

(1)

 

Abnormal Type

There are 6 type for choice

respectively are “Harddisk Full”, “No 

Harddisk”, “The network hard disk dropped”, “HDD Smart Faulty”, “Network Disconnected”

“IP 

Conflict”; 

(2)

 

) 

Trigger Mode 

: 

All types  of trigger mode default to open“ Alarm  On Monitor” 

and 

“Upload to Center”, “The network hard disk dropped” default to open “Audible Warning”. 

 

10.4.4

 

Linkage Setting 

You can query/add/modify/delete on this page all alarm types and all channel linkage 

configuration information

as shown in figure 10.18. 

Summary of Contents for F series

Page 1: ...Network Video Recorder User Manual I Network video recorder F series user manual...

Page 2: ...r 10 3 5 Channel Exchange 11 Chapter 4 Playback 12 4 1 Instant Playback 12 4 2 Playback by Normal Search 12 4 2 1 Recording Playback 12 4 2 2 Playback by Event Search 14 4 2 3 Playback Pictures 14 4 2...

Page 3: ...anagement 34 8 1 Storage Management 34 8 2 Disk Group 34 8 3 Advanced Configuration 35 8 4 Disk Location Map 36 Chapter 9 System Maintenance 37 9 1 System Information 37 9 1 1 Device Information 37 9...

Page 4: ...4 3 Exception 50 10 4 4 Linkage Setting 50 10 5 User Management 52 10 6 PTZ Setting 54 10 7 Device Setting 54 Chapter 11 Smart Analysis 56 11 1 Brief Introduction 56 11 2 Enable Smart Analysis 56 11 3...

Page 5: ...specifications Power down the device before connecting and disconnecting accessories andperipherals 1 2 Hard Disk Installation Before you start Disconnect the power from the NVR before installing a ha...

Page 6: ...with thescrews NVR with 1 or 2 HDD Steps 1 Remove the cover from the NVR by unfastening the screws on the side and rearpanel 2 Fasten the HDD with the screws on the bottom 3 Connect the power data cab...

Page 7: ...shutdown the device should be supported by the device Option 2 Click Start Shutdown Confirm Prompt It is recommended to use this way in order to avoid damage to the device when suddenly poweredoff 2...

Page 8: ...s of the NVR If you don t want to use the Guide at that moment click the button You can also choose to use the Guide next time by leaving the Next time no longer display check boxunchecked 2 Click Nex...

Page 9: ...hown in figure 2 6 Figure 2 6 Qr Code 5 Click Finish to complete the Guide setup 2 4 Menu operation After the user login successfully according to the interface of the upper toolbar to perform associa...

Page 10: ...e button it will pop up boot wizard setting interface simply configure language display resolution basic network parameters and mobile phone app to access the QR Codedisplay 3 Reboot Click Reboot butt...

Page 11: ...reen of each channel which shows when you move the mouse to the bottom of channel Table 3 1 Preview Icon Description Icons Description Icons Description Open Close PTZ Show Hide Smart detection Snapsh...

Page 12: ...2 Other functions Table 3 2 Other Function Description Icons functions Icons Description 1 Split Screen 4 Split Screen 6 Split Screen 8 Split Screen 9 Split Screen 16 Split Screen 25 Split Screen 36 S...

Page 13: ...face PTZ Open the PTZ interface Last Screen Switch to the previous screen Next Screen Switch to the next screen 4 Split Screen Select and enter 4 Split Screen mode 6 Split Screen Select and enter 6 Sp...

Page 14: ...be used only when they are configured in advance see below the detailed operation channel configuration section 2 Disk information Figure 3 5 Device List Can real time to view the hard disk status it...

Page 15: ...adjust the speed of PTZ as shown in figure 3 8 See below the detailed operation of PTZ control part 3 5 Channel Exchange Figure 3 8 PTZ Select a channel drag to another channel it will pop up prompt...

Page 16: ...c channel in the live view mode Steps Choose a channel in live view mode and click the button in the bottom of the channel as shown in figure 4 1 Figure 4 1 Instant Playback 4 2 Playback by Normal Sea...

Page 17: ...r that camera in that day in the calendar the icon for that day is displayed as Otherwise it is displayed as Playback Interface You can use the toolbar in the bottom part of Playback interface to cont...

Page 18: ...ored in the HDDs of the device can be searched and viewed as shown in figure 4 5 Figure 4 5 Picture Playback Steps 1 Enter playback interface 2 Select playback modes Snapshot 3 Select Search by day or...

Page 19: ...Playback External File Purpose Perform the following steps to look up and playback files in the external devices as shown in figure 4 7 Steps Figure 4 7 External File Playback Interface 1 Enter the pl...

Page 20: ...PTZ 1 Channel Choose the channel 2 Protocol Choose the protocol for yourPTZ 3 DecoderAddress Choose the decoder address 4 Baud Rate Select the baud rate 5 Data Bit Select the data bit 6 Stop Bit Sele...

Page 21: ...n the preset aswell 2 Setting the name of preset click button to save the preset Repeat the above stepsto save more presets 5 2 2 Cruise Setting Purpose Cruise can be set to move the PTZ to different...

Page 22: ...sh setting click Exit button 5 2 3 Pattern Setting Purpose Patterns can be set by recording the movement of the PTZ You can call the pattern to make the PTZ movement according to the predefined path S...

Page 23: ...backup interface as shown in figure 6 1 6 1 Picture Backup Figure 6 1 Backup Interface Steps Figure 6 2 Picture Backup Interface 1 Select the Channel to backup 2 Select the File Type Picture 3 Set the...

Page 24: ...rface 1 Select the Channel to backup 2 Set the time of file to backup 3 Select the File Type Video 4 Select the File Format 5 Click Query File Size button to view the file size 6 Click Browse button t...

Page 25: ...ter into the Channel Connecting interface as shown in figure 7 1 Figure 7 1 Quick Adding IP Camera Interface 2 Click Search button it will automatically search all the IP cameras connected to the NVR...

Page 26: ...ave button the name that enter will show on the screen You can use the mouse to click and drag the text frame on the window to adjust the OSDposition 4 IP Camera Name setting should be supported by th...

Page 27: ...era Lens Parameters as shown in figure 7 5 Figure 7 5 Camera Lens Parameters Setting Interface Click Save button to save the settings 7 2 2 Recording Parameters Purpose Sometimes you need to edit the...

Page 28: ...tream or SubStream 3 Resolution Select the videoresolution 4 Bitrate Type CBR VBR can be selected 5 Bitrate Set the Bit Rate 6 Frame Rate Select the frame rate 7 I Frame Interval default 25 3 Click Sa...

Page 29: ...rt smart detection can switch mode to NVR 2 Sensitivity Can increase the accuracy of the motion detection trigger after setting up reasonably 3 Zone setting Hold the left mouse button directly in the...

Page 30: ...nkage as shown in figure7 11 Figure 7 11 Linkage 6 Full screen One click to set the whole screen area for motion detection area 7 Clear all One click to clear the motion detection area on the screen s...

Page 31: ...13 Planning 3 Linkage Set the linkage mode as shown in figure7 14 Figure7 14 Linkage 7 2 6 Video Tampering Purpose Trigger alarm when the lens is covered and take alarm response action s Steps 1 Enter...

Page 32: ...Figure 7 16 Planning 4 Setup the linkage operation of the channel as shown in figure7 17 Figure 7 17 Linkage 5 Click Save button to save the settings Note Onvif protocol can t support video tampering...

Page 33: ...h area can beadjusted 5 The configured privacy mask zones on the window can be cleared by clicking the button 6 Click the Save button to save the settings Note Onvif protocol can t support privacymask...

Page 34: ...scheduled time orevent Recording Delay The time you set to record after the scheduled time or event Note Use the Copy to button to do the same setting to the channel needed 7 3 2 Planning Planning in...

Page 35: ...g Note Use the Copy to to do the same setting to the channel needed 7 4 Manual Operation 7 4 1 Manual Recording The Manual Recording Interface as shown in Figure 7 23 7 4 2 Snapshot Figure 7 23 Manual...

Page 36: ...e 7 25 7 5 Channel Grouping Figure 7 25 Manual Alarm 7 5 1 Structure The role of setting organizational structure is to group the channel and preview can group according to a standard as shown in figu...

Page 37: ...ription Create group Delete group Modify the group name Add group Remove the channel Move up Move down 7 5 2 Cruise Preview Cruise preview setting is similar to above organizational structure settings...

Page 38: ...click icon will pop up the SMART information list of current hard disk 4 Missing alarm Detect that the SATA port will give an alarm if there is no hard disk connected 5 Format Check the hard disk whi...

Page 39: ...n function button respectively are Create a group delete the group quota setting Right move to add channels to group Left move to delete channels to group note that the channel preview without being a...

Page 40: ...ard picture as shown in figure 8 4 it identified the corresponding physical serial number of sata port if certain hard dis need to replace just compare the image to find corresponding sata hard drive...

Page 41: ...ng instructions 9 1 System Information Can view the device information stream info and online users 9 1 1 Device Information Device information interface as shown in figure 9 1 can view the versions o...

Page 42: ...ck icon the interface is shown in figure 9 4 can view the systemlog Figure 9 4 Log Information 1 Log Main Types Can choose Operate Exception Alarm All Types 2 Sub Type Select to subtype 3 Start Time S...

Page 43: ...As shown in figure 9 6 it can be divided into NVR upgrade and IPC upgrade Figure 9 6 System Upgrade 1 NVR upgrade Click browse select to upgrade the file and then the system will automatically restar...

Page 44: ...e mode as shown in figure 9 7 You can select the maintenance mode in this interface The default mode isdisable 9 6 Network Monitoring Figure 9 7 Auto Maintenance 9 6 1 Network Flow As shown in figure...

Page 45: ...s shown in figure 9 9 Figure 9 9 Network Test 1 NIC Select Select the network card the default is network card1 2 Dest Address Input the network address that needs to be tested 3 Network Wireshark Bac...

Page 46: ...Time Setting 1 Device time Can manually modify the device time set the time clickModify then save time 2 Data Format Set the data format 3 Time zone Switch time zones the page will pop up a new date a...

Page 47: ...4 Timing Sync Enable the Timing sync the IPC will be timing on the time you setting 5 Timing On Time Set the timecustomers 10 2 Channel Zero Setting 10 2 1 Global Setting Global setting interface is s...

Page 48: ...the need can choose a different cardtype 2 Physical Address Show the physical address of the the current network interface unchangeable 3 DHCP When open it IP mask the gateway can not be set if the c...

Page 49: ...n name 3 Port Each server type is corresponding to the existing defaultport 4 The User Name and Password Manually enter the correct user name and password 5 Device Domain Name Manually enter the corre...

Page 50: ...rresponding field icon Let the sender mailbox to send mail to the recipient s mailbox the success or failure will pop uptips Notice use Email linkage function need to ensure a good network environment...

Page 51: ...orm This page is the enable interface of the platform agreement as shown in figure 10 9 defaulted to enable Fseye and Web Server protocol Support the device remotely login other services enable accord...

Page 52: ...wing instructions respectively 10 4 1 Alarm Input The Alarm input interface as shown in figure 10 12 Figure 10 12 Alarm Input 1 Alarm Input Select channel 2 Alarm Input Name edit alarm name 3 Alarm St...

Page 53: ...hedule 5 Linkage Way choose the type of alarm linkage as shown in figure 10 14 Figure 10 14 Linkage mode 6 Copy to copy the above configuration to otherchannels 10 4 2 Alarm Output The Alarm Output in...

Page 54: ...s 10 4 3 Exception The Abnormal Setting interface as shown in figure 10 17 Figure10 17 Abnormal Setting 1 Abnormal Type There are 6 type for choice respectively are Harddisk Full No Harddisk The netwo...

Page 55: ...on detection video mask 2 Alarm CH choose the alarm channel 3 Search click icon then it can show alarm information 4 Add click to open the linkage configuration as shown in figure 10 19 Figure10 19 Al...

Page 56: ...of alarm information click icon delete the information 10 5 User Management User management interface is shown in figure 10 21 you can modify the user information and users permission Figure 10 21 Us...

Page 57: ...dd a new user as shown in figure 10 23 fill in the user name and password Figure 10 23 Add User 3 Delete users can delete the selected users except admin and default users 4 User Authority set the sel...

Page 58: ...nel number 3 Protocol 2 protocol optional pelecoD andpelcoP 4 DecoderAddress choose the decoder address 5 Baud Rate Select baud rate 6 Data Bit set data bits 7 Stop Bit set stop bits 8 Parity No Parit...

Page 59: ...to effect immediately after modified 10 Preview ability Preview max same screen display channels the device supported and the max intelligent detection channel numbers different models of NVR differen...

Page 60: ...the local detection mode 11 2 Enable Smart Analysis Some NVR models disable local smart by default To enable smart analysis first open the device parameters interface and set the preview capability to...

Page 61: ...he target can not be too large Precautions 1 Camera installation to install vertically to maintain static to avoid occlusion of vision to make height appropriate higher than twometers 2 Scene selectio...

Page 62: ...A Increment Count or Flow Count Result A Count of B B Count of A Count Down Count of B B Count of A Ignore or Count of flow statistics 8 Area Only when size of Moving objects in the screen is larger...

Page 63: ...quires front end access to IPC support select the local mode requires device support 3 Enable Check to enable the targetcount 4 Show In Preview When enabled you can see the detection line and the stat...

Page 64: ...he real time preview screen respectively as shown in figure 11 7 and figure 11 8 Which identifies the blue rectangle that is missing the area where the goods Figure11 7 Pre alarm Area Detection Figure...

Page 65: ...area the screen with the mouse to draw thearea 6 Detection type there are target to enter target to leave target to enter or leave target wandering 4 7 Area moving objects in the screen than the size...

Page 66: ...her to enable zone detectionfunction 4 Show In Preview Set whether to display the set rules and test results in the preview interface 5 Detection Line On the screen with the mouse to draw the test lin...

Page 67: ...3 Scene Change 1 Channel select the channel 2 Detect Mode only local detection mode is supported and local device support is required 3 Enable set whether to turn on scene changefunction 11 4 Planning...

Page 68: ...n the alarm information field of the local device in real time d Upload Center The alarm information will be displayed in real time on the Web end or platform alarm information bar of the device 2 Ala...

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