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You can easily access and manage the Wireless Network Video Recorder 
via the Web browser of your PC. This chapter describes the Web 
Configuration Utility, and guides you through the configuration of the 
device. 

Since the default configuration of the device is DHCP mode enabled, you 
are recommended to use 

IPFinder

 to search the IP address that is 

assigned to the device by the DHCP server, and then click 

Link 

to access 

the camera via the Web browser.  

Alternately, you can launch the Web browser and then manually enter 
the IP address (the default is 

192.168.0.20

) in the Address bar and press 

ENTER to access the Web Configuration Utility. 

 

Summary of Contents for XIP3000NVR

Page 1: ...o not cut the cables this will void the warranty Make sure you use only the recommended power supply Damage caused to the unit by incorrect voltage or wiring is not covered by the warranty Model XIP3000NVR 4 Camera MJPEG MPEG4 NVR CCTV Model XIP3000NVR 4 Camera Wireless Recorder NVR for IP Cameras Before you begin User Guide ...

Page 2: ...nd illustrations on how to use your Wireless Network Video Recorder which includes Chapter 1 Introduction to Your Device describes the components and features of the device Chapter 2 Hardware Installation helps you install the device according to your application environment Chapter 3 Accessing the Device lets you start using your device without problem The device can be set up easily and work wit...

Page 3: ...ardware Installation 8 2 1 Networking Application 8 2 2 Installing the Hard Disk Drive 9 2 3 Connecting the Network 10 2 4 Connecting the Power Adapter 11 Chapter 3 Accessing The Device 12 3 1 Accessing the device via My Network Places 12 3 2 Using IPFinder 14 Chapter 4 Configuring The Device 15 4 1 Using the Setup Wizard 16 4 2 Using the Web Configuration Utility 21 Appendix 55 ...

Page 4: ... have the following 5 One Wireless Network Video Recorder 5 One AC Power Adapter with power cord 5 One Ethernet Cable RJ 45 type 5 One External Antenna 5 Four Screws 5 Four Rubber Pads 5 One Installation CD ROM 5 One Quick Installation Guide NOTE Once any item contained is damaged or missing contact the authorized dealer of your locale ...

Page 5: ...lue and then becomes a steady Blue when the device is ready z Unmount Button USB Port 1 Press to safely remove the connected USB device on the USB Port 1 z USB Port 1 Connect the external USB device z LED Icons The LED icons on the front panel let you know the related status of your device See the following table for more information of the LED icons Unmount Button USB Port 1 LED Icons Power Butto...

Page 6: ...e network 1 2 A steady Green light indicates the hard disk drive is installed in the device A blinking Green light indicates the installed hard disk drive is reading writing data A steady Amber light indicates the hard disk drive is complete full 100 A blinking Amber light indicates the hard disk drive is getting full 95 1 2 The LED off indicates no USB devices is connected to the device When you ...

Page 7: ...tor Plug the provided Ethernet Cable to connect to your LAN z Reset Button Press to reset the device Press and hold for about five seconds to resume the factory default configuration z Antenna Connector Connect the external antenna z Fan and Ventilator Do not block or cover the ventilator for air circulation Fan and Ventilator Power Connector LAN Connector USB Port 2 Antenna Connector Reset Hole ...

Page 8: ...Simultaneous record the live video streams Start recording by manual or by schedule The frame rate for alarm recordings can be specified independently from the frame rate of scheduled recordings Different video sources can have different frame rates for scheduled recordings Support up to two SATA hard disk drives SATA II is recommended ...

Page 9: ... the Wireless Network Video Recorder within your network In the illustration below the Wireless Network Video Recorder and four Internet cameras are connected to a router switch which minimize the impact of the network traffic for the users within the network Network Video Recorder in your networking environment ...

Page 10: ...on the bracket and then secured with two screws NOTE While placing the hard disk drive onto the bracket align the screw holes on the bottom of hard disk drive with the studs on the base of bracket The two studs are designed to ensure the hard disk drive will be installed on the bracket securely 5 Push the bracket into the disk bay all the way until it connects the device 6 Replace the rear panel a...

Page 11: ...omputer for configuration Connecting to WLAN When you use the device within your wireless network you need to attach the included external antenna to the device When the device is powered on the camera will automatically search any access point with default SSID NOTE If the device cannot to your wireless network you need to install the device in LAN and proceed with WLAN settings ...

Page 12: ... 11 2 4 Connecting the Power Adapter Plug the AC power adapter to the power connector located on the device s rear panel and then connect it to your local power supply ...

Page 13: ... via My Network Places Since you have built a connection between the device and your PC you can easily access the device via My Network Places 1 On your PC click Start My Network Places 2 Find the device with its device named such as NVRxxxx in My Network Place ...

Page 14: ...the login window appears enter the User name the default is admin and password the default is admin and then click OK to access the Wireless Network Video Recorder TIP If you connect an USB device to the device it will be shown in the window ...

Page 15: ...he IPFinder item to launch the utility The control panel will appear as below 3 Once you get the IP address of the device launch the Web browser to access your device Display the connected device s Double click to link the device Click About to get the Version information of IPFinder Click Link to connect the selected device Click Change IP to modify the IP address of the selected device Click Sea...

Page 16: ... the device Since the default configuration of the device is DHCP mode enabled you are recommended to use IPFinder to search the IP address that is assigned to the device by the DHCP server and then click Link to access the camera via the Web browser Alternately you can launch the Web browser and then manually enter the IP address the default is 192 168 0 20 in the Address bar and press ENTER to a...

Page 17: ...l guide you through the necessary settings step by step To start the wizard click Setup Wizard in the menu bar Step 1 LAN Setup z Enter the Hostname for the device z Select Start UPnP to enable the device s Universal Plug and Play function z If your network uses a proxy server select Use proxy and enter the IP Port values ...

Page 18: ...etup z Select DHCP when your network uses the DHCP server or select Static IP to assign the IP address for the device directly For more information of TCP IP settings refer to the Lan section in Web Configuration Utility ...

Page 19: ... 18 Step 3 Wireless Setup z Select Enable and complete the required settings for wireless networking For more information of wireless settings refer to the Wireless section in Web Configuration Utility ...

Page 20: ... 19 Step 4 Set up Space Type z Select Single Disk or RAID for storing the files For more information of space type refer to the Storage Setup section in Web Configuration Utility ...

Page 21: ...ep 5 Setup Summary z Display the configuration of the device When you complete the Setup Wizard click Apply to reboot the device Otherwise click Back to go back to the previous step s and change the settings ...

Page 22: ...ure the advanced settings through the Web Configuration Utility The utility contains the following options in the menu bar System Information System Storage Setup Authorization Setup Network Service NVR Schedule Download Logout and Help Each option provides several related settings in the sub menu area Click the desired option from the menu bar and then select the related setting to set up Sub men...

Page 23: ...e System Information menu displays the current configuration and events log of the device Summary This sub menu displays the hostname and IP address of the device the date and time and the network service that you have set up Status ...

Page 24: ... 23 This sub menu displays the firmware version of the device the networking information the time zone and the disk information Log This sub menu displays the events log recorded by the system ...

Page 25: ... 24 4 2 2 System The System menu contains the basic system settings for the device such as the networking settings time and date setup etc ...

Page 26: ...supports port auto mapping function so that you can access the device if it is behind an NAT router or firewall Select the Enable option to enable this feature Use proxy If your network uses a proxy server select the Use proxy option and then enter the IP Port values z TCP IP Setup DHCP Select this option when your network uses the DHCP server When the device starts up it will be assigned an IP ad...

Page 27: ...t setting is 192 168 0 20 Subnet Mask Enter the Subnet Mask of the device The default setting is 255 255 255 0 Gateway Enter the default Gateway of the device The default setting is 192 168 0 1 DNS 1 2 DNS Domain Name System translates domain names into IP addresses Enter the Primary DNS and Secondary DNS that are provided by ISP z Link Status Display the connection status of the device Wireless ...

Page 28: ... Authentication Select the authentication method to secure the device from being used by unauthorized user Open Shared key WPA PSK and WPA2 PSK The following table explains the four options Open The default setting of Authentication mode which communicates the key across the network DHCP Allow communication only with other devices with identical WEP settings DHCP WPA PSK WPA2 PSK is specially desi...

Page 29: ... the WEP key s in the four WEP Key boxes If you select WPA PSK or WPA2 PSK as the Authentication mode you need to complete the following settings Encryption Select TKIP or AES TKIP Temporal Key Integrity Protocol changes the temporal key every 10 000 packets to insure much greater security than the standard WEP security AES Advanced Encryption Standard is used to ensure the highest degree of secur...

Page 30: ...with the NTP Server When you select this option you have to enter the IP address of the NTP server z Manual Setup Select this option to set the date and time manually z Get time from my computer Click the button and the date time settings of the device will be synchronized with the connected computer Once you complete the time and date setup click Apply ...

Page 31: ...e server successfully click Apply z SMTP Server Enter the mail server e g mymail com in the box Then select the Authorization check box and complete the following settings User ID Enter the user name to login the mail server Password Enter the password to login the mail server Confirm Password Enter the password again for confirmation z Sender E mail Enter the email address of the user e g john my...

Page 32: ...set default Select this option and click Apply to format the installed hard disk drives and reset the device to the default configuration Select the Keep log file check box to save the log file when reset z Backup Config file Select this option and click Apply to save the current customized configuration of the device as a file on your PC z Restore Config file Click Browse to find the configuratio...

Page 33: ...firmware once you have a latest version of firmware z Firmware file Click Browse to find the firmware file and click Update NOTE Make sure to keep the device connected to the power source during the process of updating firmware Otherwise the device might be damaged because of failure of updating firmware ...

Page 34: ...torage Setup The Storage Setup menu provides the information and controls of the installed hard disk drives including the USB device NOTE You are not recommended to use the USB device as your major storage device ...

Page 35: ...ick Apply to start making file system If you have two hard disks installed in the device you can select a disk configuration for RAID RAID 0 not recommended Provide data striping RAID 1 recommended Provide mirroring over both disks JBOD maximum data storage space Combine both drives in a linear fashion to create one volume ...

Page 36: ...elete to remove the current storage space USB Disk If you connect an external USB disk this sub menu displays the information of the USB disk To safely remove the connected USB device click unmount from this sub menu The other way is pressing the Unmount button on the front panel of the device for disconnecting the USB Port 1 ...

Page 37: ...ity option allows the administrator to limit the usage of the shared folder Select the authority type Read Write or Read Only from the list to meet your need Finally assign the storage location from the Volume list When completed click Apply to add the folder that you assigned You can then use the File Explorer on your PC to check the folder that will be displayed as the directory under the device...

Page 38: ... 37 File Management This sub menu displays the log of file system that you have made in the device ...

Page 39: ... 38 4 2 4 Authorization Setup The Authorization Setup menu allows you to manage the users and groups of the device ...

Page 40: ...he Group list Enter the password twice for the new user in the Password and Confirm Password boxes and then select the Permission type Admin or User Specify the storage quotas for the user from the Quota option of Space Status When completed click Apply to add the user You can change the user s setting by selecting the user and then clicking Edit or remove the user by selecting the user and then c...

Page 41: ... the Group Name box and then you can add remove users for the group from the Member option When completed click Apply to add the group To organize the users for the group click Edit Member To remove the group select it from the list and then click Delete ...

Page 42: ... 41 Authorization This sub menu displays the assigned access rules and quotas of the users and groups ...

Page 43: ... 42 4 2 5 Network Service The Network Service menu allows you to set up the network services for the device such as FTP server UPnP media server etc Windows OS ...

Page 44: ...ver is used to support NetBIOS over TCP IP NetBT Enter the IP address of the WINS server in the box otherwise you cannot connect to a remote network resource by using its NetBIOS name z Codepage Select the proper Language to set the correct character for codepage FTP This sub menu contains the options that allow you to enable disable the FTP service of the device ...

Page 45: ...m upload and download speed KB s by entering the proper values in the related boxes z allow Anonymous Selecting this option will allow the user to connect to the FTP server anonymously UPnP Media Server The device supports UPnP Universal Plug and Play and port auto mapping function so that you can access the device if it is behind an NAT router or firewall Select this option to enable the UPnP med...

Page 46: ...am and the files contained in the specified directory will be available to stream over the network Select this option to enable the iTune server and then assign the Path from the list You can also set up the Use Password to avoid unauthorized access USB Printer only when an USB printer is connected When you connect an USB printer to the USB Port 2 of the device this sub menu displays the informati...

Page 47: ... The NVR menu allows you to add Internet cameras and view the live video IP Camera Backup Click Auto Add to add the camera automatically or click Add and to add the camera manually through the following setup window ...

Page 48: ...ission of streaming data within the network The default RTSP Real Time Streaming Protocol port is 554 z User ID Password Enter the user name and password for accessing the camera z Cam Vendor Select the manufacturer of the camera from the list z Split file When the recorded file is too large use this option to split it by selecting file size ...

Page 49: ...is full z Limit Select Yes to limit the recording file by specifying the storage volume from the list Otherwise select No to record without limitation When completed click Next to set up the schedule for using the camera and then click Apply to add it to the list You can then change the configuration of the camera by selecting it from the list and then clicking Edit To remove a camera select it an...

Page 50: ... 49 Quad View In the Quad View screen you can view the live video from the connected camera You can view up to four cameras simultaneously ...

Page 51: ... 50 4 2 7 Schedule Download The Schedule Download menu allows you to set up download schedule Click Add and the following setup window will appear Please input the file name ...

Page 52: ...he downloaded files z When From the Date and Time setting options set up the start up time to download files z Backup Enable the backup function of your device by selecting None Every Day Every Week or Every Month as well as the Time When completed click Apply to save this download task to the Schedule List You can delete the download task by selecting it from the Schedule List and then clicking D...

Page 53: ... 52 4 2 8 Logout The Logout menu allows you to exit or shutdown the system Logout From this sub menu click Apply to exit the Web Configuration Utility and go back to the Login window ...

Page 54: ... 53 Shutdown From this sub menu you can do one of the following z Select Shutdown Now and click Apply to turn off the device z Select Reboot and click Apply to reboot the device ...

Page 55: ...4 4 2 9 Help The Help menu displays the information for each setting option of the device Click the topic marked as blue color to link to the corresponding page and view the related information in detail ...

Page 56: ...on Standard RAD0 RAD1 JBOD RTC Yes User Interface Connectors One power connector one Ethernet connector RJ 45 port two USB 2 0 ports one antenna connector Buttons One Power button one Reset button one Unmount button LED Icons WLAN LAN HDD x 2 USB x 2 Communication LAN 10 100 1000Mbps Fast Ethernet Giganet auto sensed WLAN IEEE 802 11b g Protocol support TCP IP Physical Specification Dimension 201 ...

Page 57: ... 56 Operating Environment Temperature Operation 0 C 40 C Storage 10 C 70 C Humidity Operation 10 85 non condensing Storage 5 90 non condensing EMI FCC Part 15 Class B CE VCCI ...

Page 58: ...Notes ...

Page 59: ...Notes ...

Page 60: ...nty The Warranty excludes products that have been misused including accidental damage and damage caused by normal wear and tear In the unlikely event that you encounter a problem with this product it should be returned to the place of purchase CCTV Manufactured exclusively for Xvision Europe Group Head Office London U K Email info x vision co uk Web www x vision co uk ...

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