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User’s Manual
ZNR
2017/08/30
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Table of Contents
Preface ............................................................................... 5
Safety Information 5.....................................................................................
Regulatory Compliance ............................................................................ 6
LVD/EMC Directive ................................................................................... 6
WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU –................................................................... 6
Part I Local Operations ..................................................... 7
Before You Begin .............................................................. 8
Disk Installation 8.........................................................................................
Ports, Interfaces and LEDs ......................................................................10
Startup .....................................................................................................11
Live View .................................................................................................11
Playback ..................................................................................................11
Access Using a Web Browser ................................................................. 11
Shutdown .................................................................................................12
Login ........................................................................................................12
Local Operations......................................................................................12
Initial Configuration ........................................................ 16
Preparation ..............................................................................................16
Wizard .....................................................................................................16
Live View .......................................................................... 19
Live View Status ......................................................................................19
Live View Window Icons ................................................. 19
Window Toolbar .......................................................................................20
Screen Toolbar ........................................................................................21
Shortcut Menu .........................................................................................22
Sequence Operation ................................................................................23
Zoom .......................................................................................................24
Image Configuration ................................................................................24
Preview Configuration ..............................................................................25
Channel Configuration ...................................................27
Channel Management .............................................................................27
OSD Configuration ...................................................................................31
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Image Configuration ................................................................................31
Privacy Mask Configuration .....................................................................35
PTZ Control ...................................................................... 36
PTZ Control Window and PTZ Management Window .............................36
Setting and Calling a Preset ....................................................................37
Setting a Preset Patrol .............................................................................38
Setting a Recorded Patrol ........................................................................39
Setting Auto Guard ..................................................................................39
Recording and Snapshot ................................................ 40
Encoding Settings ....................................................................................40
Draw or Edit a Schedule ..........................................................................43
Scheduled Recording and Snapshot .......................................................44
Motion Detection Recording and Snapshot .............................................45
Alarm Triggered Recording and Snapshot ...............................................47
Manual Recording and Snapshot.............................................................48
Holiday Recording and Snapshot ............................................................49
Other Recording and Snapshot Types .....................................................50
Playback ........................................................................... 51
Instant Playback ......................................................................................51
Playback Toolbar .....................................................................................51
Playback by Camera and Date ................................................................52
Playback in Corridor Mode ......................................................................53
Playback by Tag ......................................................................................53
Playback by Event ...................................................................................54
Playback by Smart Search ......................................................................54
Playback by External File ........................................................................55
Playback by Image ..................................................................................55
Playback by POS .....................................................................................55
File Management .....................................................................................56
Backup ............................................................................. 57
Recording Backup ...................................................................................57
Image Backup ..........................................................................................58
Alarm ................................................................................ 59
Alarm Input and Output ............................................................................59
Motion Detection ......................................................................................61
Tampering Detection ...............................................................................62
Video Loss ...............................................................................................62
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VCA .........................................................................................................63
Alert .........................................................................................................68
Buzzer .....................................................................................................68
Alarm-Triggered Actions ..........................................................................69
Manual Alarm ..........................................................................................69
VCA Search ...................................................................... 70
Behavior Search ......................................................................................70
Face Search ............................................................................................71
People Counting ......................................................................................72
Network Configuration ................................................... 73
Basic Configuration ..................................................................................73
PPPoE .....................................................................................................74
P2P ..........................................................................................................75
DDNS ......................................................................................................76
3G/4G ......................................................................................................77
Port ..........................................................................................................77
Port Mapping ...........................................................................................78
Email ........................................................................................................80
FTP ..........................................................................................................81
Multicast ..................................................................................................82
Disk Configuration .......................................................... 83
Disk Management ....................................................................................83
Array Configuration ..................................................................................84
Disk Group ...............................................................................................86
Space Allocation ......................................................................................86
Advanced Configuration ..........................................................................87
Hard Disk Detection .................................................................................87
System Configuration ..................................................... 89
Basic Configuration ..................................................................................89
Time Configuration ..................................................................................89
Transaction Configuration ........................................................................91
Serial Port Configuration ..........................................................................91
User Configuration ...................................................................................92
Security Configuration .............................................................................93
Hot Spare Configuration ..........................................................................95
System Maintenance ....................................................... 96
System Information ..................................................................................96
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Network Information .................................................................................98
Log Query ..............................................................................................100
Import/Export .........................................................................................101
System Restoration ...............................................................................101
Automatic Maintenance .........................................................................101
System Upgrade ....................................................................................102
Shutdown ....................................................................... 103
Part II Web-Based Operations ...................................... 104
Before You Begin .......................................................... 104
Login .............................................................................. 105
Live View ........................................................................ 106
Playback ......................................................................... 112
Configuration ................................................................. 112
Appendix A Typical Applications ................................ 113
Typical Application 1 ..............................................................................113
Typical Application 2 ..............................................................................113
Appendix B Acronyms .................................................. 114
Appendix C FAQs .......................................................... 115
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Preface
This manual describes how to use your NVR locally or the Web interface.on
In this manual, the terms IP camera and IPC refer to the same thing: network camera, which
requires a connection to the network. And the IP device mentioned in this manual refers to an IP
camera (also known as network camera) or a Digital Video Server (DVS).
Thank you for purchasing our product. Contact your local dealer if you have any questions or
feedback. No part of this manual may be copied, reproduced, translated, or distributed in any
form or by any means without prior consent in writing from our company. Contents of this manual
are subject to change without prior notice. No statement, information, or recommendation in this
manual shall constitute formal guarantee of any kind, expressed or implied.
Safety Information
Read through the instructions carefully before starting installation and operation.
Installation and maintenance must be performed by qualified personnel.
This device is a class A product and may cause radio interference. Take measures if
necessary.
Disconnect power before installation and cable connection. Wear antistatic gloves
during installation. Use the manufacturer recommended battery. Improper use or
replacement of the battery may cause risk of explosion. Dispose of the used battery
according to local regulations or the battery manufacturer's instructions. Never dispose
of the battery in fire.
The device is intended for indoor use only. Ensure a proper operating environment,
including temperature, humidity, ventilation, power supply, and lightning protection.
The device must always be properly grounded. Keep the device from dust, excessive
vibration, liquid of any kind, and strong electromagnetic radiation. A sudden power
failure may cause device damage or loss of data.
Take necessary measures to ensure data security and protect from network attack and
hacking (when connected to Internet).
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Regulatory Compliance
FCC Part 15
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.
This product complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
This device may not cause harmful interference.
This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
LVD/EMC Directive
This product complies with the European Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU and
EMC Directive 2014/30/EU.
WEEE Directive– /EU2012/19
The product this manual refers to is covered by the Waste Electrical & Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) Directive and must be disposed of in a responsible manner.
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Part I Local Operations
An NVR supports two types of operations: local operations and w based remote operations. eb-
With local operations you connect a monitor and a mouse to the NVR and use the mouse to
operate. If your NVR has buttons on the front panel or is delivered with a remote control, you
may also control your NVR by pressing the front panel buttons or using the remote control.
The NVR has an embedded web server and allows web based operations. To do this, you need -
a PC that has a network connection to the NVR and is installed with a web browser. You just
need to navigate to the NVR IP address and log in to the Web interface like you log in to the 's
system locally.
This section describes local operations.
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Before You Begin
Please be aware that the parameters that are grayed out on the system user interface (UI)
cannot be modified. The parameters and values displayed may vary with device model, and the
figures in this manual are for illustration purpose only.
Disk Installation
Choose an option. Use a #1 or #2 screwdriver as needed. All photos are only for illustration.
Option 1 (for 1 or 2 disks)
1. Remove the cover, connect data and power cables to disk(s), and then secure disk(s) with
screws.
2. Connect data and power cables to the motherboard and then install the cover.
Option 2 (for more than 2 disks)
Open the cover and install hard disks on mounting plate(s).
1. Remove the cover and then secure disks to mounting plate(s) with screws.
2. Connect data and power cables to disks. Secure mounting plate(s) to the device, and then
install the cover.
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Option 3 (for more than 2 disks)
Open the front panel and install hard disks on mounting brackets.
1. Secure the disk to a pair of mounting brackets (L means left and R means right).
2. Press the latches on both sides (1) and then detach the front panel (2).
3. Align the disk at the slot and then insert the disk gently.
4. Push the disk slowly until it clicks. Repeat the steps to install all disks and then close the
front panel.
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Ports, Interfaces and LEDs
The ports, interfaces, connectors, power on/off switch and LED indicators may vary with device
model. See the following two examples.
LED
Description
PWR(Power)
Steady on: Connected to power.
RUN(Operation)
Steady on: Normal.
Blinks: Starting up.
NET(Network)
Steady on: Connected to network.
GUARD(Arming)
Steady on: Arming is enabled.
IR
Steady on: Activated for remote control.
Blinks: Authenticating device code.
ALM(Alarm)
Steady on: Device alarm occurred.
Power on/o
Audio output
DC power
PoE ports
Audio input
Network
VGA output
HDMI output
USB
Grounding
AC power
USB
Alarm input/output
Power on/o
Grounding
Network
HDMI output
VGA output
Audio out/input RS485
RS232 (for maintenance)
HDMI output
12V DC output
CVBS output
eSATA interface
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LED
Description
HD(Hard disk)
One HD LED only:
Steady on: No disk; or disk is abnormal.
Blinks: Reading or writing data.
One HD LED for each disk:
Steady green: Normal.
Blinks green: Reading or writing data.
Steady red: Abnormal.
Blinks red: Rebuilding array.
Startup
Verify installation and cable connection are correct. Connect to power and then turn on the
power on/off switch (if applicable). Follow the wizard to complete the basic setup after the NVR
starts up.
Live View
Click . The discovered cameras are listed. Click to add a camera. Menu > Camera > Camera
To search a network segment, click . If a camera is added but live video is not available, Search
check network connection and make sure the correct camera username and password are set in
the system. Modify if necessary.
Playback
Right click a preview window and then choose to view video recorded on the current -Playback
day. A 7×24 recording schedule is enabled at delivery and can be edited under Menu > Storage
> Recording.
Access Using a Web Browser
Access the NVR using a Web browser (e.g., Internet Explorer) from a connected computer.
Enter the NVR's IP address in the address bar and then press . Install the plugin as prompted. Close Enter
all Web browsers when the installaon starts.
Open the Web browser and log in with the correct username and password.
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Shutdown
Use the menu instead of by disconnecting power or turning off the power on/off Shutdown
switch. A sudden power failure may cause device damage and loss of data.
Login
Use the default username and password for your first login.admin 123456
The default password is intended only for the first login and should be changed CAUTION:
to a strong one containing at least eight characters including uppercase and lowercase letters,
digits and symbols after your first login to ensure security.
1. -Right click anywhere in the window and then choose . The login dialog box is Menu
displayed.
2. - Select the username from the drop down list enter your password, and then click ., Login
Local Operations
You can refer to and complete a quick configuration.Initial Configuration
NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, all operations described in this manual are performed with a
mouse by the right hand. See for details.Error! Reference source not found.
Mouse Operations
Name
Action
Description
Left button
Click
Select confirm item.or an
Select edit digits, symbols, upper case lower case to -or -
letters in a field.
Double click-
Enter or exit full screen mode in live view.
Drag
Draw or move a rectangle on the screen, for example, a
motion detection area.
Right button
Click
Show the shortcut menu.
Exit zoom.
Exit the current window when or is Cancel Exit
displayed.
Wheel
Scroll up or down
Scroll up or down a list or a window; or zoom in or out
on a playback progress bar.
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Front Panel Buttons
The front panel buttons may vary with NVR model.
Front Panel Buttons 1
Button
Description
Display main menu.the
Switch to the next tab on the screen or switch the input method.
Auxiliary function button.
Exit the current window.
, , , : Switch windows or menu items; or control rotation
directions of a PTZ camera when the PTZ toolbar is closed. PTZ
stands for pan, tilt, and zoom.
, : Rewind or forward 30 seconds in full screen.
, : Variable speed forward or rewind in full screen.-
Confirm an operation, or start/pause the playback.
Press this button to start up or shut down the NVR.
To shut down, press this button and hold for at least 3 seconds till a
message appears on your monitor. Click Yes.
NOTE: This shutdown operation can be performed only when you
have logged in to the system.
Front Panel Buttons 2
Button
Description
Press this button to start up or shut down the NVR.
To shut down, press this button and hold for at least 3 seconds till a
message appears on your monitor. Click Yes.
NOTE: This shutdown operation can be performed only when you
have logged in to the system.
Enter 1 or display the main menu.;
Enter 2, A B, or C; or start instant playback.,
Enter 3, D, E, or F; or start manual recording.
Enter 4, G, H, or I; or enter the PTZ control interface.
Enter 5, J, K, or L; or switch the screen layout in live view or playback
mode.
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Button
Description
Enter 6, M, N, or O; or enable or disable arming.
Enter 7, P, Q, R, or S; or take a snapshot.
Enter 8, T, U, or V.
Enter 9, W, X, Y, or Z.
Enter 0 or a space.
Delete
Switch the input method.
Auxiliary function button.
Exit the current window.
Switch to the next tab.
, , , : Switch windows or menu items; or control rotation
directions of a PTZ camera when the PTZ toolbar is closed
, : Rewind or forward seconds in full screen.30
, : Variable speed forward or rewind in full screen.-
: ; Confirm an operation or start or pause playback.
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Remote Control
Functions of the Buttons on the Remote Control
Button
Function
Power
Press this button to start up or shut down the NVR.
To shut down, press this button and hold for at least 3 seconds till a
message appears on your monitor. Click Yes.
NOTE: This shutdown operation can be performed only when you
have logged in to the system.
DEV
This button is for reserved functions.
Toolbar
In live view mode, press this button to show the toolbar for the
currently selected window.
In playback mode, press this button to display windows
according to the configured screen layout.
Menu
Press this button to display the main menu.
Iris+/Iris-
Adjust the iris, focus and zoom of the PTZ camera in PTZ control
mode.
Focus+/Focus-
Zoom+/Zoom-
UP, DOWN, LEFT,
RIGHT, ENTER
Press UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT to navigate between menu
items or shift focus.
In PTZ control mode, press UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT
buttons to select the corresponding buttons on the screen, and
then press ENTER to activate the selection.
In live view mode, press UP to start sequence in full screen.
Pressing UP again starts sequence with three windows on the
screen. Press DOWN to open the playback window.
Press ENTER to confirm an operation or to display a selected
drop down list. In playback mode, press ENTER to play or pause -
in full screen mode.
UP and DOWN: Variable speed forward or rewind in full screen.
LEFT and RIGHT: Rewind or forward seconds in full screen.30
Fn
Press to navigate to the next window when multiple windows are
displayed.
Esc
Exit.
Alphanumeric buttons
Switch to the corresponding channel in live view mode.
Input numbers and characters in edit mode.
Shift
Switch menu items.
Del
Remove characters or spaces on the left of the cursor.
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Initial Configuration
Preparation
Make sure that at least one monitor is correctly connected to the VGA or HDMI
interface on the rear panel of the NVR.
Verify that the hard disk(s) are correctly installed. For detailed steps to install a hard
disk, please refer to the quick guide shipped with your NVR.
Wizard
The wizard can guide you to complete the most basic setup. The wizard may vary with device
model and other factors. The following shows an example.
1. Enable or disable the wizard as needed and then click .Next
NOTE:
You may change the setting under .System > Basic
If a QR code is displayed, you may scan the code to download an app and use the
app to control your NVR.
2. Enter the default admin password and then click .123456 Next
The default password is intended only for the first login and should be changed CAUTION:
to a strong one containing at least eight characters including uppercase and lowercase letters,
digits and symbols after your first login to ensure account security.
NOTE: For RAID models, a window appears following this step for RAID configuration.
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3. Complete time information and then click .Next
4. Set the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. Use the default settings for other
parameters unless modification is necessary. Review the settings and then click .Next
NOTE:
For some NVR models, is selected by default.Enable DHCP
If your NVR has more than one Network Interface Card (NIC), you may configure the
NICs and choose one for default route.
An internal IPv4 address can be configured if your NVR has PoE ports or switching
ports.
5. Click . The detected IP devices are listed. Select the device(s) to add and then click Search
Add.
6. Click .Next
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7. Set a recording/snapshot schedule and then click .OK
NOTE: You may also edit wizard settings by clicking under .Wizard System > Basic
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Live View
Live View Status
The following icons are used to indicate alarms, recording status, and audio status in live view a
window.
Live View Window Icons
Icon
Description
Tampering alarm
Motion detection alarm
Recording
Two way audio-
Turn on audio
Normally, live video is displayed, but other situations are also possible.
No.
Description
1
The IP device is online, and live video is displayed.
2
The IP device is online, but the NVR has insufficient capacity to decode streams
from the IP device.
3
No permission to view live video from the IP device.
4
The IP device is offline.
5
No IP device is linked to the window.
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Window Toolbar
Icon
Description
Available for PTZ cameras only. Click to display the PTZ control
window.
Record live video in the window to the hard disk.
Clicking stops recording.
Click to play video recorded during the past 5 minutes and 30
seconds.
Zoom in on an area of interest.
Click to edit image settings.
Click to take a snapshot. The window borders will flash white.
You may view and back up snapshots under . Backup > Image
Rest your mouse pointer on the icon to view live video information. Or
click it to view the channel number, camera name, IP address,
connection status and recording status.
Start two-way audio with the camera. Click stop. The sound to
volume is adjustable.
NOTE: Correct audio input and output connections are required.
Click to turn on audio. Clicking turns off audio. The sound volume
is adjustable.
NOTE: When you turn on audio in the current window, audio of the
previous window is turned off.
Click to link the window to another IP device.
Exit
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Screen Toolbar
Icon
Description
Click to access the main menu.
/
/
Select the screen layout.
/
Previous or next screen.
/
Start or stop sequence.
Playback.
Click to open the window and perform USB related USB Device
operations. The window offers quick access to multiple windows, and it
pops up automatically if a USB storage device is plugged in when the
NVR is restarting or when the preview window is displayed.
This button is effective only when a USB storage device is plugged in.
Rest the mouse pointer on this icon to view encoding information
including frame rate, bit rate, and resolution; or click to view camera
status.
Click to view device alarm status and camera status.
Rest the mouse pointer on it to view NIC card information. click this Or
icon to edit basic network settings.
Rest the mouse pointer on it to view the date. Or click this icon to edit
time settings.
Click to automatically hide the toolbar, or click to lock.
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Shortcut Menu
A shortcut menu as shown below appears when you right click in a window. Some menu items -
are described in .Shortcut Menu Description
Shortcut Menu
Shortcut Menu Description
Menu
Description
Menu
Access the main menu.
Most of operations described in this manual are performed start from
the main menu; f example, click (with or Camera > Camera Menu >
omitted).
Corridor
Choose a corridor mode. Corridor mode can also be set in the Default
Layout System Preview drop down list under - > .
To display images in corridor mode camera must be installed , the
correctly (rotated 90° clockwise or counterclockwise), and then use the
Image Rotation Camera Image parameter under > to rotate images
accordingly.
Main/Aux Monitor
Switch live video from different video output.
PTZ Control
Display the PTZ control window for the first PTZ camera in live view.
Playback
Play the current day's recording for the camera linked to the current
window.
Output Mode
Choose a video output mode, including standard, soft, bright, and
vivid.
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Sequence Operation
The sequence operation requires you to configure the screen layout, windows linked cameras, ,
and the sequence interval.
This example describes how to configure sequence for five cameras based on a 4 window -
screen layout.
1. Click .4 Windows on the screen toolbar
NOTE: The number of windows that can be displayed may vary with NVR model.
2. Click on the screen toolbar. Sequence starts by displaying four windows on Start Sequence
the first screen and then the fifth on the second screen at the set interval.
NOTE:
The default sequence interval is eight seconds and can be set under System >
Preview.
You may drag video to the desired window on the screen.
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Zoom
Zoom in on an area of images in a window for details.
1. Click window and then click on the window toolbar.the
2. In the small windo in the lower right corner, click and drag your mouse to specify area w the
to zoom in on. The image in the main window zooms in. The following shows an example.
NOTE: The system adjusts the area automatically according to the window size and its aspect
ratio. Also, the system has specified a minimum size to ensure zoom effects.
Image Configuration
Adjust image settings to get optimal images from a camera.
1. Click the window and then click on the window toolbar.
2. -Select mode from the dropa down list according to the surveillance scenario, and then
adjust contrast, hue, saturation and brightness as needed. The settings available may vary
with device model.
3. Click to save the settings and exit.OK
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Preview Configuration
Normally, live view (video) is available after you complete the basic setup by following the
wizard You can click and edit preview setting as needed, including video . System > Preview
output, image resolution, default layout, and sequence interval. The video output and the
number of windows supported may vary with NVR model.
NOTE:
Pressing and holding the scroll wheel for at least 3 seconds will restore the default
resolution.
For remote live view, it is recommended to limit up to 4 channels at 1080p only to avoid
screen flickering. Nevertheless, if flickering screen occurs, it happens only on live view,
the recorded video is not affected.
Preview Configuration
Each preview window (window for short) links to a camera. By default, window 1 links to camera
D1, window links to camera D2, and so on. You may want to change the link to display live 2
video from a camera in another specified window. The following example describes how to link
window 1 to camera D and link window 2 to camera D1.2
1. Click window 1 on the right, and then click under on the left. Now appears in D2 Camera D2
window 1, and appears in window 2. Meanwhile, is cleared for camera D1, meaning None
D1 is not linked to any window.
2. Click window 2 on the right, and then click under on the left. Now appears in D1 Camera D1
window 2. Click to save the settings.Apply
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Advanced Configuration
Click the Advanced Sub Stream First tab and then select so the NVR uses the sub stream to
establish live video from multiple cameras simultaneously. This function is disabled by default.
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C Configuration hannel
Channel Management
This chapter describes how to add and manage IP devices in your NVR. The IP devices
mentioned in this manual mainly refer to IP camera (or network camera); sometimes they can
also be Digital Video Server (DVS). Before you start, make sure the IP devices are connected to
your NVR via network.
An IP device should be connected to one NVR only. An IP device managed by CAUTION:
multiple NVRs may cause unwanted issues.
Adding an IP Device
This section provides multiple optio to add an IP device. Some options are only applicable to ns
certain NVR models. Choose one as appropriate.
Option 1
1. Click . The system automatically searches for IP devices and Camera > Camera > Camera
lists the discovered.
NOTE:
under means an IP device is added successfully, and you may click Status to
view live video from the IP device. means the IP device is offline, and you may view
the cause by resting the mouse pointer on the .
The idle bandwidth is displayed to indicate current bandwidth available for receiving
streams. For more details, see .Network Statistics
2. (Optional) To search a specified network segment, click and then set the address Search
range.
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3. Click for the IP device to add. Or, you may also
4. Click to add all the discovered IP devices allowed (depending on channels One click Add-
supported by the NVR).
5. Click . In the window displayed enter the IP address and complete other Custom Add ,
settings, and then click . You may also click and add discovered cameras in the Add Search
list.
NOTE: For a Digital Video Server (DVS), a window appears when you click Add, and you need
to select channels to add the connected cameras.
Option 2
This option is not applicable to NVRs with PoE ports or switching ports.
1. Click in a window.
2. Select the desired IP device and then click Add.
Option 3
This option is only applicable to NVRs with PoE ports or switching ports. Connect an IP camera
to to a PoE port or switching port with a network cable. T connected camera will be added a he
the NVR automatically. Check status under means live video Camera > Camera > Camera.
from the camera is available. Click to view live video.
If the camera is connected via a network switch, click under . In the window displayed, Edit
set Add Mode Manual to and then complete the settings correctly.
NOTE: appears under if the power output from a PoE port is below or above the rated Status
power of the connected camera.
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Option 4
Use this option only when the IP device to add supports standard RTSP, and all you need the
from the IP device are just view live and playback. IP devices added in this way cannot be
configured from the NVR.
1. Click .Camera > Camera
2. Click . Custom Add
3. -Click to select a camera in the list, select from the dropCustom Protocol down list, and
then click the button.Protocol
4. In the window, name the protocol, enter the RTSP port number, select a Protocol
transmission protocol, input the resource paths and then click ., Apply
NOTE: Contact the camera manufacturer for resource paths.
5. Edit settings in the window as needed, including the IP address, username and Add/Modify
password, and then click . Check status in the camera list.Add
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Managing an IP Device
Manage IP devices under .Camera > Camera > Camera
1. Click edit settings including the protocol, IP address, port number, username and to
password. T field displays the IP address that the current channel links to, and he Camera IP
you may change the address so the channel links to another device. The username and
password must be consistent with that of the IP camera.
2. Click to delete an IP device, or select multiple IP devices and then click . Channels Delete
corresponding to PoE ports or switching ports cannot be deleted.
3. Click to change the IP address an IP camera and the default gateway. A DVS' IP of
address cannot be editted from the NVR. means this function is not available.
Fisheye Configuration
Only certain NVR models support this function. Parameters must be set correctly in accordance
with the camera mounting mode.
1. Click > . Camera Camera > Fisheye
2. Click under . The Fisheye window appears.Edit
3. Set the parameters, and then click to save the settings.Apply
Advanced Functions
Upgrade connected IP cameras or restore factory default settings under Camera > Camera >
Advanced.
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OSD Configuration
O Screen Display (OSD) are characters display with video images on the screen, for n ed
example, camera name, date and time.
NOTE: Feature available only in Z camera models.
1. Click .Camera > OSD
2. Select the desired camera and then enter a camera name you want to display on the screen.
3. Select date and time formats. Choose to display time and camera name as needed. /or
4. Set font size and color as needed.
5. Drag the OSD to the desired position in the preview window on the left.
6. (Optional) Click to apply the same settings to other cameras.Copy
7. Click Apply to save the settings.
Image Configuration
1. Click > .Camera Image
2. Select the desired camera and scene.
3. Adjust settings on the tabs as needed to achieve optimal images. See the following sections
for detailed information.
NOTE:
A scene can be selected only when supported by the IP camera.
To restore default image settings, click in the lower right corner. This function Default
is available only when the camera is connected to the NVR via the private protocol.
Image settings apply to both live and recorded videos.
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Image enhancement
1. Click the Image Enhancement tab.
2. Adjust the settings as needed Some important parameters are described in the table below..
Parameter
Description
Brightness
The greater the value, the brighter the images appear.
Saturation
The amount of color in a specified hue.
Contrast
The degree of difference between the lightest (white) and darkest
(black) parts of an image. Setting a greater value increases contrast.
Hue
Purity of colors in an image.
Sharpness
Contrast of boundaries of objects in an image.
Noise Reduction
Reduce noises images to improve image quality. in
Image Rotation
Normal: Displays images without rotation.
Flip Vertical: Displays images flipped vertically.
Flip Horizontal: Displays images flipped horizontally.
180°: Displays images flipped vertically and horizontally.
90° CW and 90° CCW Display images in corridor format. The :
camera must be installed correctly (rotated 90° clockwise or
counterclockwise).
Exposure
1. Click the tab.Exposure
2. Adjust the settings as needed. Some important parameters are described in the table below.
Parameter
Description
Exposure Mode
Select the correct exposure mode to achieve the desired exposure
effect.
Shutter(s)
Shutter is used to control the light that comes into the lens. A fast
shutter speed is ideal for scenes in quick motion. A slow shutter speed
is ideal for scenes that change slowly.
Gain(dB)
Control image signals so that the camera can output standard video
signals in different light conditions.
Iris
Adjust iris opening of the lens to control the amount of incoming light.
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Parameter
Description
Slow Shutter
Improves image brightness in low light conditions.
Slowest Shutter
Set the slowest shutter speed for the camera during exposure.
Compensation
Adjust the compensation value as required to achieve the desired
image effects.
Day/Night Mode
Automatic: In this mode, the camera can automatically switch
between night mode and day mode according to the ambient
lighting condition to output optimum images.
Night: The camera outputs high-quality black and white images
according to the ambient lighting condition.
Day: The camera outputs high-quality color images according to
the ambient lighting condition.
Day/Night Sensitivity
Light threshold for switching between day mode and night mode. A
higher sensitivity value means that the camera is more sensitive to the
change of light and is therefore more easily to switch between day
mode and night mode.
Day/Night Switching(s)
Set the length of time before the camera switches between day mode
and night mode after the switching conditions are met.
WDR
Enable WDR to ensure clear images in high contrast conditions.
WDR Level
After enabling WDR, you can improve imag quality by adjusting the e
WDR level.
White balance
1. Click the tab.White Balance
2. Adjust the settings on this tab. Some important parameters are described in the table below.
Parameter
Description
White Balance
Adjust the red or blue offset of the image:
Auto: The camera adjusts red blue offset automatically the or
according to the lighting condition (the color tends to be blue).
Finetune: Allow you to adjust red blue offset manually. the or
Red Offset
Adjust the red offset manually.
Blue Offset
Adjust the blue offset manually.
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Advanced settings
1. Click the Advanced tab.
2. Use defog to improve image quality in foggy days.
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Privacy Mask Configuration
A privacy mask is an area of solid color covering certain parts of the monitored area. Privacy
mask protects specified areas of images from being viewed and recorded. Multiple mask areas
are allowed.
1. Click .Camera > Privacy Mask
2. Select the desired camera, select , and then use the mouse to specify Enable Privacy Mask
areas to mask Up to four areas are allowed. The areas are differentiated by different colors..
3. (Optional) To clear a mask area, click the corresponding button.Clear
4. Click save the settings.Apply to
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PTZ Control
PTZ (pan, tilt and zoom) control is applicable to PTZ cameras only and may vary depending on
the functions and protocols supported by the PTZ cameras. Refer to PTZ camera specifications
for more details.
PTZ Control Window and PTZ Management Window
1. Click on the window toolbar. The window appears. See PTZ Control PTZ ol Contr
Window Buttons for detailed descriptions.
2. Click the button. The window appears (can also be opened by Set PTZ Management
clicking ).Camera > PTZ
PTZ ntrol Window ButtonsCo
Button
Description
Control the rotation directi of the PTZ camera or stop rotation. on
Adjust the zoom, cus, a iris of the PTZ camera. fo nd
NOTE: You can also zoom in or out using the scroll wheel on your
mouse.
Control the rotation speed of the camera. 1 means the slowest, and 9
means the fastest.
Click to display the window. PTZ Management
Turn /off the light. on
Turn on/off the wiper.
Use 3D positioning.
Turn on/off the heater.
Turn on/off the function to remove snow.
Turn on/off PTZ shortcut operations.
NOTE:
Check that the 3D positioning, heater and snow removal functions
are supported by the camera before using.
Use 3D positioning to zoom in or Dragging from top down out.
zooms in. Dragging the other way zooms out.
Preset button.
Save the current position and status of the camera as a preset.
Call a preset so the PTZ camera goes to the preset position.
Delete a preset
NOTE: and are displayed for saved presets only.
/
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Preset patrol, recorded patrol and auto guard. For detailed information,
see , , and Setting Preset Patrola Setting a Recorded Patrol Setting
Auto Guard.
Start or stop.
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Setting and Calling a Preset
A preset position (preset for short), is a saved view used to quickly steer the PTZ camera to a
specific position. A preset consists of the following settings: pan and tilt positions, zoom, focus,
and iris.
1. Access the window. For the detailed steps, see PTZ Management PTZ Control Window
and PTZ Management Window.
2. Add presets.
3. Click the directional buttons to steer the PTZ camera to the desired position.
4. Adjust the zoom, focus, and iris as needed.
5. Select a preset number not in use, and then click under .Save
6. Repeat the above steps to add all the presets.
7. To call a preset, click for the corresponding number. The camera rotates to the preset
position.
NOTE: Presets can also be triggered by alarms. See Alarm Triggered Actions- for details.
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Setting Preset Patrola
Set the PTZ camera to patrol by presets (go from one preset to the next in specified order) You .
need to set presets first and then select some as keypoints Up to four patrol routes (Preset .
Patrol 1, 2, 3 and 4) are allowed for each PTZ camera, and each patrol route can have up to
eight presets (keypoints) After setting presets, follow the steps to set a preset patrol. The .
following takes preset patrol 1 as an example.
1. In the window, click . A window is displayed as follows.PTZ Management
2. -Select a preset from the drop down list, set the duration (time the camera stays at the
preset, unit: second), and then set the rotation speed (1 slowest, 9 fastest) Click : : . OK to
save the settings. The preset is added as a keypoint, as shown in the figure below.
3. Repeat the above steps to add all presets (keypoints), and adjust the sequence of these
presets by clicking or Modify or delete a preset by clicking or Clicking . .
will delete all the added keypoints.
4. After completing the configuration, click to save the settings. Now keypoints for preset Apply
patrol 1 is complete.
5. -Click right to the drop down list to start preset patrol 1 To stop, click ..
NOTE: The duration ranges from 0 to 1800 seconds (default: 10). The rotation speed ranges
from 1 to 9 levels (default: 5).
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Setting a Recorded Patrol
This function requires the camera's support. The drop down list and the buttons on the right are -
hidden if this function is not supported by the camera. Currently only one recorded patrol route is
allowed.
Record a patrol, including the patrol route, the time that the camera stays at a certain direction,
rotation speed, zoom, focus and focus.
1. Click start recording. Steer the camera to the desired directions, adjust the zoom, to
focus, iris as needed during the process.
2. Click to stop recording. All the patrol actions have been recorded.
3. To start recorded patrol, click . Click to stop.the
Setting Auto Guard
Use auto guard so the PTZ camera automatically operates as configured if no operation is
performed by any user during a certain time period. Auto guard avoids situations where the
camera is left to monitor incorrect scenes by user's negligence.
This function requires the camera's support. T tab is hidden if it is not supported.he Auto Guard
1. Click and then select Auto Guard Enable.
2. -Select the desired mode from the drop down list and then complete other settings
accordingly. Click to save the settings.Apply
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Recording and Snapshot
Video recording ha different levels of priority, which from high to low event recording, manual s is:
recording, and scheduled recording.
Encoding Settings
Recording
The parameters and options displayed may vary with camera model and version. Some
functions may be unavailable if the camera version is too low. In this case, you need to upgrade
the camera first.
1. Click . Camera > Encoding
2. Select the camera then edit settings as needed. Some parameters are described in the and
table below.
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Encoding Settings
Parameter
Description
Storage Mode
Main Stream
Sub Stream
By default, the main stream is used for storage.
Image Format
Combinations of resolutions and frame rates.
NOTE: This parameter is effective only when the camera is connected
to the NVR via the private protocol.
Stream
Normal: main stream that is intended for scheduled recording.
Event: main stream that is intended for recording triggered by
events such as alarm inputs or motion detection alarms.
Sub Stream: low resolution video that is intended for local or
remote real-time monitoring.
Video Compression
Video compression standard, for example, H.264, H.265.
The listed options depend on the standards supported by the camera.
NOTE: When connecting ONVIF cameras, only H.264 and H.265 are
the available compression.
Resolution
Image resolution.
Bitrate Type
CBR: Constant Bit Rate (CBR) is used to maintain a specific bit
rate by varying the quality of video streams. CBR is preferred when
limited bandwidth is available. The disadvantage is that video
quality will vary and may decrease significantly with increased
motion in the scene.
VBR: When using Variable Bit Rate(VBR), video quality is kept as
constant as possible, at the cost of a varying bit rate, and
regardless of whether or not there is motion in the image. VBR is
ideal when high quality is a requirement, especially when there is
motion in the picture.
Bit Rate(Kbps)
Number of bits transferred per second. Select a value or select
Custom and then set a value as needed.
Range
Bit rate range. Currently the range is fixed.
Frame Rate(fps)
Number of frames per second.
NOTE: Due to automatic rounding of numbers, the frame rate value
may have 1-2 fps difference on what is shown on the OSD.
Image Quality
This parameter is effective only when is set to . Six Bitrate Type VBR
levels are provided.
I Frame Interval
Number of frames between two adjacent I frames.
I Frame Range
Range of I frames. Currently the range is fixed.
Smoothing
Use the slider to control the sudden increase of bit rate.
Audio Stream
Enable or disable audio stream.
Smart Encoding
The advanced mode achieve higher compression ratios. s
3. (Optional) Click to apply some current settings such as bit rate and frame rate to other Copy
cameras.
4. Click Apply to save the settings.
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Snapshot
Set resolution, image quality and snapshot interval for snapshots taken according to schedule or
triggered by an event.
1. Click . Camera > Snapshot
2. Set the parameters as needed.
NOTE:
Scheduled snapshot uses the Normal type of schedule. Event triggered snapshot is -
triggered by an event such as an alarm input and a motion detection alarm. Settings
effective to event triggered snapshot also apply to manual snapshot.-
Snapshot interval is the length of time between two snapshots.
3. Click to save the settings.Apply
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Draw or Edit Schedulea
Make a recording or snapshot schedule by drawing (pressing and dragging or by editing (using )
the . Edit button) The operations for recording and snapshot are similar, so this section only
describes how to make a recording schedule.
1. Click .Storage > Recording
2. Select the camera from the list. Schedule is enabled by default. If it is disabled, select to
enable it.
3. - - Set Pre Record and Post Record as needed.
4. (Applicable to some NVR models) To save a redundant copy of recordings, select Enable
Redundant Recording and configure a redundant hard disk (see for Disk Management
details).
5. Click a color icon on the right under the button and then draw a schedule on the left. Edit
You may also click and set schedule details in the window.Edit Edit Schedule
NOTE: When editing a schedule, you may clear the All Day check box and set up to eight
different periods for each day. To apply the settings to other day(s), select the day(s) right to
Copy To.
6. Click Apply.
7. (Optional) Click to apply the same settings to other cameras.Copy
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Scheduled Recording and Snapshot
Scheduled Recording
Scheduled recording records video according to the set schedule and it is different from manual
recording and alarm triggered recording. A 24×7 recording schedule is enabled by default and -
may edited as needed to record video in specified periods only.be
See for the detailed steps. Make sure the schedule type is . Draw or Edit Schedulea Normal
The set schedule appears in blue, which stands for scheduled recording.
Scheduled Snapshot
Configure scheduled snapshot under Scheduled snapshot is similarStorage > Snapshot. to
scheduled recording (see for details). Make sure the schedule type is Scheduled Recording
Normal.
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Motion Detection Recording and Snapshot
When enabled, a motion detection alarm occurs if an object inside the detection area moves to a
certain extent. Motion detection alarms can trigger actions including recording and snapshot.
Motion Detection Recording
1. Click Alarm Motion > .
2. Select the camera from the list, and then select the check box to enable motion detection.
NOTE:
Motion detection is enabled on the NVR by default. Unless modified, the detection
area covers the full screen, and recording is triggered only for the current camera. The
settings remain if you disable motion detection and then enable it.
An alarm icon appears in the upper right corner when motion is detected.
3. In the preview window on the left side, click and drag your mouse to specify a motion
detection area (red grid). Use the sliders to adjust detection sensitivity, target object size,
and duration.
4. Configure motion detection recording: click right to Trigger Actions Recording, click the
tab, select the desired camera, and then click .OK
5. (Optional) Configure arming schedule (time when actions will be triggered): click right an
to Arming Schedule and then t time periods as needed. se
6. Set a recording schedule under . For e detailed steps, see Storage > Recording th Draw or
Edit Schedulea .
7. Make sure the schedule type is . The set edule appears green, which stands Motion sch in
for motion detection recording. The following figure shows an example.
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Motion Detection Snapshot
Motion detection snapshot is similar to motion detection recording. You need to enable and
configure motion detection alarm first (see steps 1 to 3 in for Motion Detection Recording
details), and then proceed with the following steps.
1. Set motion detection snapshot under : click right to Alarm > Motion Trigger Actions. In
the window displayed, click the tab, select the desired camera, and then click .Snapshot OK
2. Set a snapshot schedule under . For the detailed steps, see Storage > Snapshot Draw or
Edit Schedulea . Make sure the schedule type is .Motion
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Alarm Triggered Recording and Snapshot
Set input alarms to trigger recording and snapshot. See for more Alarm Input and Output
details.
Alarm Triggered Recording
1. Click Alarm Input/Output Alarm Input > > .
2. Set alarm input: click for the desired camera. In the window displayed, select , Enable
select N.O. (normally open) or N.C. (normally closed) trigger mode, and then click .OK
NOTE: To apply the same settings to other camera(s), click and then select the desired Copy
camera(s).
3. Set alarm triggered recording: click under Trigger Actions. In the window displayed, click
the Recording tab, select the desired camera, and then click OK.
4. Set a schedule under For the detailed steps, see Storage > Recording. Draw or Edit a
Schedule. Make sure the schedule type is The set schedule appears red, which Alarm. in
stands for alarm triggered recording. The following shows an example.-
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Alarm Triggered Snapshot
Alarm triggered snapshot is similar to alarm triggered recording. You need to enable and
configure alarm input first (see steps 1 to 2 in for details) and then Alarm Triggered Recording
proceed with the following ste .ps
1. Set alarm triggered snapshot: Click under Trigger Actions. In the window displayed, click
the Snapshot tab, select the desired camera, and then click OK.
2. Set a snapshot schedule under For the detailed steps, see Storage > Snapshot. Draw or
Edit Schedulea . Make sure the schedule type is .Alarm
Manual Recording and Snapshot
Manual Recording
Record video manually by clicking on the window toolbar. Alternatively, click Manual >
Recording Start, select the desired camera and then click . To stop manual recording, click
on the window toolbar, or select the camera and then click .Stop under Manual > Recording
Manual Snapshot
Manual snapshot is similar to manual recording. Click , select the desired Manual > Snapshot
camera, and then click . Click to stop. Start Stop
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Holiday Recording and Snapshot
Holiday recording and snapshot allows you to specify certain time periods as holidays for
scheduled recording and snapshot. First you specify certain date(s) as holidays, and then
configure recording or snapshot schedules on these days.
Holiday Recording
1. Click .System > Holiday
2. Click button the lower right corner. The window is displayed. Complete the Add in Holiday
the settings including the holiday name, start and end dates. By default a holiday is enabled
when added and does not repeat.
3. Click . The holiday appears in the list.OK
4. Click then set a recording schedule as described in Storage > Recording and Draw or Edit
a Schedule. Make sure is selected in the drop down list. In the Holiday Select Day -
following example, motion detection recording is enabled on the set holiday.
Holiday Snapshot
Holiday snapshot is similar to holiday recording. First y set holidays under ou System > Holiday,
and then configure snapshot schedule under . Set a snapshot schedule a Storage > Snapshot
as described in Make sure is selected from the Scheduled Recording. Holiday Select Day
drop down list.-
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Other Recording and Snapshot Types
Other recording and snapshot types:
Event: Including the types below and VCA. Any of these types will trigger event
recording/snapshot.
Motion detection AND alarm triggered (M and A for short): recording or snapshot is
triggered only when a motion detection alarm AND an input alarm occur
simultaneously.
Motion detection OR alarm triggered (M or A for short): recording or snapshot is
triggered when a motion detection alarm OR an input alarm occurs.
When you choose an Event type of recording or snapshot, make sure you have enabled the
corresponding alarm function and configured alarm triggered recording/snapshot. The -
configuration steps are similar. See for more Motion Detection Recording and Snapshot
details.
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Playback
Instant Playback
Instant playback plays the video recorded during the last 5 minutes and 30 seconds. If no
recording is found, it means there is no recording during this period.
1. Click the desired window, and then click on the toolbar to start instant playback.
2. You may drag the slider to control the progress. Pause and resume as needed.
NOTE: Once the slider is dragged to an earlier timeline, the playback may not sync and continue
with the current timeline. Exit the Playback screen first and then go back and continue with the
Live Playback.
Playback Toolbar
Playback Toolbar Buttons
Button
Description
Show playback progress.
NOTE:
A small window displaying video of the selected window is
displayed as you drag the slider, helping locate the part of the video
you want to view.
The first progress bar indicates playback progress of the video
playing in the highlighted window. The second indicates the overall
playback progress for all the selected cameras.
Timeline.
/
Zoom in or out on the timeline.
NOTE: Alternatively, scroll your mouse wheel.
/ / /
Play, pause, stop, and reverse.
/
Rewind or forward 30 seconds.
/
Slow down or speed up.
NOTE: Click to restore the normal playback speed after clicking
, and vice versa.
Forward by frame.
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Button
Description
/
Start or stop clipping video.
Take a snapshot. The window borders will flash white.
Lock.
/
Add a default or custom tag.
Manage files (clips, snapshots, locked files, tags).
Zoom in on images. For more details, see . Zoom
/
Enable/disable POS (available to certain NVR models).
When enabled, POS OSD appears on the screen, and some toolbar
buttons are deactivated.
These buttons only appear in two playback modes: playback by
camera and data and playback by POS.
POS OSD duration (how long POS OSD appears on screen) varies
with playback mode. For playback by camera and date, the duration is
fixed to 5 seconds. For playback by POS, the duration is configurable.
See and for more Playback by Camera and Date Playback by POS
details.
/
Turn off/on audio.
Adjust sound volume for the current window.
Playback by Camera and Date
Use this method to play recordings found by camera and date.
1. -Right click the mouse then choose .and Playback
2. Select the desired camera. By clicking in the upper right corner you will Max. Cameras
select the maximum number of cameras allowed.
NOTE: You can select multiple cameras for synchronous playback. Clicking Max. Camera
selects the maximum number of cameras allowed, and clicking stops playback for all Close All
cameras. The performance varies with NVR model.
3. -Select the desired date on the calendar and then click to start playback. Double clicking
the date will start playback directly.
NOTE: The calendar uses different flags to indicate different recording types. No flag means no
recording. The blue flag means normal recording. The red flag means event triggered recording.-
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Playback in Corridor Mode
Play recordings in corridor mode in multiple windows.
1. In the playback window, select from the drop down list in the upper left corner.Corridor -
2. - Select cameras and then double click the desired date to start playback.
Playback by Tag
Add tags named with keywords such as event name and location to a recording and use tags to
quickly locate the part of the video you need during playback.
Adding a Tag
1. - Right click and then click choose . Playback
2. Click to add a default tag named TAG. To add a custom tag, click and then set the
tag name, for example, tag1.
3. To manage the added tags, click , and the rename or delete tags as needed.n
Playback by Tag
1. In the playback window, select Tag from the drop down list in the upper left corner.-
2. Select cameras, set the time period, enter keywords, and then click . Search resultsSearch ,
if there are any, are displayed with names of cameras and tags.
3. Click for the desired tag to start playback. You may use the and Start Before Stop After
drop down lists to set when tagged video starts and ends.- the
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Playback by Event
Specify an event type and search for and play videos recorded for one or more cameras during
a specified time period.
1. In the playback window, select from the drop down list in the upper left corner.Event -
2. Select the desired event type, for example, motion.
3. Select the desired camera, set the time period, and then click .Search
4. Click for the desired recording to start playback.
Playback by Smart Search
This function provides an efficient way to review recordings containing smart search results such
as detected motions. In smart playback mode, system analyzes recordings for smart search the
results. If such results are detected, the progress bar i highlighted in green, and the video plays s
at he the normal speed, allowing you enough time catch details Tto . video containing no such
results plays at 16x speed to save time.
NOTE: Motion detection is the default smart search mode.
1. In the playback window, select from the drop down list in the upper left corner.Smart -
2. Click for the desired camera to start smart playback.
3. Click . The smart search window is displayed. By default, the full screen is the smart
search area.
4. Set smart search rules, including detection region and detection sensitivity.
5. Click to start search.
NOTE: Setting smart search rules for motion detection require support from the camera.
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Playback by External File
Use this function to play recordings stored in an external storage device, for example, a USB
drive or a portable USB hard drive.
1. In the playback window, select from the drop down list in the upper left corner.External File -
2. Click then wait for the NVR read the external storage device.Refresh and to
3. Select the desired recording file and then click to start playback.
Playback by Image
Specify an image type (for example, Normal or Motion) to search for and play images from one
or more cameras during a specified time period.
1. In the playback window, select from the drop down list in the upper left corner.Image -
2. Select a type from the Type drop down list in the upper right corner.-
3. Select the desired camera(s) set the desired time period, and then click ., Search
4. Click the desired file to start playback.
Playback by POS
Use this function to play recordings of a POS machine.
1. In the playback window, select from the drop down list in the upper left corner.POS -
2. Select the desired camera, set time period enter keywords and then click .the , Search
NOTE: Keywords allow special characters & (means AND) and | (means OR).
3. Click to start playback.
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File Management
File management allows you to manage video clips, tags, snapshots taken during playback, and
lock or unlock files.
1. Take snapshot during playback.
(1) Click in the playback window take snapshot of the desired image.to a
(2) Click and then click the tab to view the snapshot.Playback Image
(3) Select the desired image file(s) and then click to save them Backup to the storage
device.
NOTE: The image resolution depends on the resolution from the output interface and the
number of windows displayed when the snapshot is taken.
2. Lock files.
3. Use this function to lock a recording file so it will not be overwritten.
(1) Click for the recording you want to lock in the playback window.
(2) Clic and then click the tab to view the locked file. To unlock a file, click k Locked File
, and the icon changes to . To back up a file, select the file and then click .Backup
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Backup
Recording Backup
Backup, also known as recording backup, is the process of querying video stored on a hard disk
of the NVR and then saving the recording to a USB storage device as a file.
Recording backup has the following conditions:
The USB storage device has FAT32 or an NTFS file system and is correctly a
connected to NVR.the
Permission is required.
The recording to back up is stored on hard disk of the NVR.a
NOTE: By default, recording are backed up as MP4 files.
Normal Backup
1. Click . All cameras are selected by default.Backup Recording>
2. Set . search conditions and then click Search Search results are displayed.
NOTE: You can lock/unlock and play recording files in this window.
3. Select the desired recording(s) and then click .Backup
4. Select a destination in the USB storage device and then click . The recording(s) will Backup
be saved to the specified directory.
NOTE:
You may want to create a new folder for the recording(s) by clicking .New Folder
By clicking you can format a connected USB device into a FAT file system.Format 32
A progress bar (e.g., / ) is displayed to indicate the progress, where Exporting X Y X
indicates the current number being backed up, and indicates the total number of Y
recordings. To cancel the operation, click .Cancel
A backup file is named in this format: .file extension. camera name recording start time-
For example, Ch9 20150630183546.mp4.-
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Video Clip Backup
A recording can be clipped and saved to a USB storage device.
1. Open the playback window. For detailed steps, see .the Playback
2. After playback starts click the playback toolbar to clip videos., and on
3. Click then click the tab to view video clips.and Video Clip
4. Select the desired video clip(s) an then click . d Backup
5. Select a destination the USB storage device and then click . The selected video in Backup
clips are saved to the specified directory.
Image Backup
The default format of image backup is JPG.
1. Click .Backup > Image
2. Set search conditions and then click . Search results are displayed.Search
NOTE: The image resolution depends on the resolution from the output interface and the
number of windows displayed when the snapshot is taken.
3. Select the desired file(s) and then click .Backup
4. Select a destination in the USB storage device and then click . The selected files are Backup
saved to the specified directory.
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Alarm
Alarm Input and Output
Alarm Input
1. Click Alarm Input/Output Alarm Input > > .
2. Click for the desired camera. In the window, select to enable alarm Alarm Input Enable
input.
3. Select the normally open (N.O.) or normally closed (N.C.) igger mode and then click .tr , OK
4. Click under Trigger Actions and then set action(s) to trigger For more details, see .
Alarm Triggered Actions- .
NOTE:
The number of cameras that can be connected may vary with NVR model.
Actions that can be triggered may vary with alarm type.
5. Click under and then set time when actions will be triggered.Arming Schedule the
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NOTE:
The default schedule is 24×7. You may change it as needed and set up to eight
different periods for each day. Time periods cannot overlap.
To apply the same arming schedule to other days, select the intended days right to
Copy To.
To apply the same settings to other cameras, click , select cameras, and then Copy
click .OK
Alarm Output
1. Click Alarm put/Output Alarm Output > In > .
2. Click under for the desired camera, and then set the default status and duration. Edit
After you have completed the settings, click .OK
3. Click under and then set time when actions will be triggered.Arming Schedule the
NOTE: To apply the same settings to other cameras, click , select cameras, and then click Copy
OK.
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Motion Detection
When enabled, a motion detection alarm occurs if an object inside the detection area moves to
certain extent, and an alarm icon appears in the upper right corner.
Motion detection is enabled on the NVR by default. Unless modified, the detection area covers
the full screen, and recording is triggered only for the current camera. The settings remain if you
disable motion detection and then enable it.
1. Click Alarm Motion > .
2. Select the desired camera and then select to enable motion detection. Enable
3. Use the mouse to draw a detection area, and drag the slider to set detection sensitivity,
target object size, and duration. The higher the sensitivity, the more likely a moving object
will be detected.
4. Click right to Trigger Actions and set action(s) to trigger. For more details see , Alarm-
Triggered Actions.
NOTE:
The number of cameras that can be connected may vary with NVR model.
Actions that can be triggered may vary with alarm type.
5. (Optional) Click right to and then set the time when actions will be Arming Schedule
triggered.
NOTE:
The default schedule is 24×7. You may change it as needed and set up to eight
different periods for each day. Time periods cannot overlap.
To apply the same arming schedule to other days, select the intended days right to
Copy To.
6. Click Apply to save the settings.
7. (Optional) Click to apply the same settings to other cameras.Copy
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Tampering Detection
A tampering detection alarm occurs when the camera lens is covered.
1. Click Alarm Tampering > .
2. Select the desired camera and then select to enable tampering detection. Enable
3. Click right to Trigger Actions and set action(s) to trigger. For more details see , Alarm-
Triggered Actions.
4. (Optional) Click right to Arming Schedule and then set the time when actions will be
triggered.
5. (Optional) Click to apply the same settings to other cameras.Copy
6. Click Apply to save the settings.
Video Loss
A video loss alarm occurs when the NVR loses video signals from a camera. Video loss alarm is
enabled by default.
1. Click Alarm Video Loss > . To disable video loss alarm for a channel, click , which then
changes to .
2. Click under Trigger Actions and set action(s) to trigger. For more details, see Alarm-
Triggered Actions.
NOTE: Video loss alarm cannot trigger recording, preset, preview (live view) and snapshot
actions for the current camera.
3. Click under and then set the time when actions will be triggered.Arming Schedule
4. (Optional) Click to apply the same settings to other cameras.Copy
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VCA
VCA refers to Video Content Analysis.
Basic Configuration
Click . The page is displayed. Select the camera and then select Alarm > VCA Basic Save VCA
Images if you want to use the VCA search function.
Face Detection
Face detection is used to detect human faces in specified surveillance area.a
1. Click > .Alarm VCA > Face Detection
2. Select the camera and then select . To detect all faces in the detection area, select Enable
Detect All Faces.
3. Click then draw a detection area using the mouse. Adjust detection sensitivity as Draw and
needed to achieve optimal effects.
4. Click ght to ri Trigger Actions and set action(s) to trigger. For more details, see Alarm-
Triggered Actions.
5. (Optional) Click right to and then set the time when actions will be Arming Schedule
triggered.
6. Click ave the settings.Apply to s
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Intrusion Detection
Intrusion detection is used to detect objects entering specified area(s) and trigger actions as
needed.
1. Click .Alarm > VCA > Intrusion Detection
2. Select the camera and then select to enable intrusion detection.Enable
3. Draw detection areas on the screen and set detection rules including sensitivity, threshold
and percentage Up to four areas are allowed. The threshold means the minimum length of .
time an object stays in the detection area(s). The percentage means the proportion of target
object size to the size of the detection area. An alarm occurs when the threshold or the
percentage is exceeded.
4. Click right to Trigger Actions and set action(s) to trigger. For more details, see Alarm-
Triggered Actions.
5. (Optional) Click right to and then set the time when actions will be Arming Schedule
triggered.
6. Click to save the settings.Apply
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Cross Line Detection
Cross line detection is used to detect whether any object crosses a virtual line on the screen and
trigger alarms as needed.
1. Click Alarm VCA Intrusion Detection > > .
2. Select the camera and then select to enable cross line detection.Enable
3. Draw detection line(s). Up to four are allowed. Set detection rules, including entrance
direction, sensitivity.
4. Click right to Trigger Actions and set action(s) to trigger. For more details, see Alarm-
Triggered Actions.
5. (Optional) Click right to and then set the time when actions will be Arming Schedule
triggered.
6. Click Apply to save the settings.
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Audio Detection
An audio detection alarm occurs when a camera detects sudden change in sound volume.a
1. Click .Alarm > Audio Detection
2. Select the camera and then select to enable audio detection.Enable
3. Click right to Trigger Actions and set action(s) to trigger. For more details, see Alarm-
Triggered Actions.
4. (Optional) Click right to and then set the time when actions will be Arming Schedule
triggered.
5. Select a detection type and adjust the settings as needed.
Detection Type
Description
Sudden Rise
An alarm occurs when the rise of volume exceeds the set value.
Sudden Fall
An alarm occurs when the fall of volume exceeds the set value.
Sudden Change
An alarm occurs when the rise or fall of volume exceeds the set value.
Threshold
An alarm occurs when the volume exceeds the set value.
6. Click to save the settings.Apply
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People Counting
People counting is used to count the number of people entering or leaving an area. Only certain
NVR models support this function. This function cannot be used at the same time with other VCA
functions.
1. Click .Alarm > People Counting
2. Select the camera and then select raw a virtual line on Enable Shoulder Demarcation. D
the screen to set the minimum width of detection. People narrower than the set width will be
ignored.
3. Set entrance direction and sensitivity.
4. Click to save the settings.Apply
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Alert
The NVR reports alert when an event occurs in the system. The following are some alerts an
and their definitions in the system.
Storage Error: Storage such as recording or snapshot failed.
Running Out of Space: Less than 10% of disk space remains.
Space Used Up: No disk space.
Disk Offline: A disk is not properly connected or is damaged.
Disk Abnormal: A disk can be detected but cannot be accessed.
Illegal Access: that A failed login attempt for a username does not exist or a
password that is incorrect.
Network Disconnected: Network connection is lost.
IP Conflict: Devices on the network use the same IP address.
Recording/Snapshot Abnormal: Storage resouce cannot be found, for example,
when all hard disks are removed, or when there is no disk in disk group 1 (see Disk
Group for more information).
Perform the following steps to configure an alert:
1. Click .Alarm > Alert
2. Select an alert type, select the desired actions, and then select the camera(s) for which you
want to enable alarm output.
3. Click save the settings.Apply to
Buzzer
The buzzer can be triggered by alarms to alert the user. Follow the steps to set how long the
buzzer will buzz after it is triggered.
1. Click .Alarm > Buzzer
2. Set the duration as needed. The range is from 1 to 600 seconds.
3. Click save the settings.Apply to
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Alarm Triggered Actions-
An alarm can trigger actions, for example, buzzer, recording, and preview. The supported
actions may vary with NVR model.
Alarm Triggered Buzzer:- T NVR makes a buzzing sound when an alarm occurs.he
Alarm Triggered E mail- - : The NVR e mails alarm message to specified email -an a
address when an alarm occurs.
Alarm Triggered Pop up Window:- - A window pops up when an alarm occurs.
Alarm Triggered Recording:- T NVR records video from specified camera when he a
an alarm occurs.
Alarm Triggered Snapsh :-ot The NVR takes a snapshot when an alarm occurs.
Alarm Triggered Preset:- A PTZ camera rotates to a preset position when an alarm
occurs.
Alarm Triggered Preview:- The NVR plays live video in full screen when an alarm
occurs.
Alarm Triggered Alarm Output:- The NVR outputs an alarm to trigger actions by a
third party device when an alarm occurs.-
Manual Alarm
Manual Alarm Output
Follow the steps to trigger or clear an alarm output manually.
1. Click > > .Manual Alarm Manual Alarm
2. To trigger an alarm output manually, select the desired channel and then click Trigger. To
clear an alarm output manually, select the desired channel and then click .Clear
Manual Buzzer
Follow the steps to stop the buzzer manually.
1. Click .Manual > Alarm > Buzzer
2. Select the buzzer (in Started status) and then click .Stop
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VCA Search
VCA search searches VCA data including behavior, human face, and people counting. Only
certain NVR models support this function. You need to select Save VCA Images Alarm under >
VCA before using behavior search and face search functions.
Behavior Search
Use behavior search to search for recordings triggered by detected behaviors including cross
line and intrusion.
1. Click VCA Search Behavior > .
2. Select camera(s), set a search period, select a search type, and then click . Search Search
results are displayed.
3. View search results in a chart or table. Back up search results (including images and
recordings) as needed. To view videos recorded when the behavior was detected (around 10
seconds before and after), click the play button. The following figure shows an example.
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Face Search
Use face search to search for recordings triggered by detected faces.
1. Click VCA Search Face > .
2. Select cameras, set a search period, and then click . Search results are displayeSearch d.
3. View search results in a chart or table. Back up search results (including images and
recordings) as needed. To view videos recorded when the face was detected (around 10
seconds before and after), click the play button. The following shows an example.
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People Counting
Count people entering and/or leaving an area during a specified period (day, week or year).
1. Click VCA Search Counting > .
2. Select the camera, counting type (people entered or left), report type (daily, weekly, monthly
or yearly), set me period, and then click Search results are displayed. You may a ti Count.
choose to display search results using a chart or table. The following figure shows an
example.
3. (Optional) To save the counting statistics to a connected USB storage device, click .Backup
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Network Configuration
Network configuration is required if your NVR operates in a network.
NOTE: The default IP address is 192.168.1.30 for NIC 1 and 192.168.2.30 for NIC 2, and
likewise.
Basic Configuration
1. Click > > .System Network Basic
2. Set the network parameters as needed. For some NVR models, DHCP is enabled by
default.
You can choose a working mode if your NVR has two NICs:
Multi address mode: The two NICs work independently and can be configured -
separately. Either NIC can be chosen as the fault route, data will be forwarded de and
through this NIC when the NVR connects to the extranet.
Load balance mode: The two NICs are bound to same IP address and work the
together to share network traffic.
Net fault tolerance mode: The two NICs are bound the same IP address. In cases - to
where one NIC fails, the other takes over service seamlessly from the faulty one to
ensure network connectivity.
3. Click Apply to save the settings.
NOTE:
For an NVR with multiple NICs, you can configure the NICs and choose a default route
(currently NIC1).
If your NVR has a PoE port or a switching port, you can configure an internal NIC IPv4
address.
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CAUTION:
If you switch the working mode, the enabled 802.1x and ARP protection will be
disabled automatically.
-The valid MTU ranges from 576 to 1500 (1280 1500 for IPv6). To use IPv6, make sure
the NVR and PC can connect to each other using IPv6 addresses. To view live or
recorded videos, make sure the IPv4 addresses are also connectable.
PPPoE
The NVR allows access through Point Point over Ethernet (PPPoE). If you are using 3G/4G -to-
(see for details), you need to disable it first.3G/4G
1. Click > > .System Network PPPoE
2. Enable PoE by selecting the check box.PP
3. Enter the username and password provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Network information including IP address appears when dial succeeds.-up
NOTE: If your NVR has multiple NICs, PPPoE dial up will be implemented through the NIC -
specified as the default route.
4. Click Apply to save the settings.
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P2P
The NVR allows access through Peer Peer (P2P) protocols. You need to sign up for a P2P -to-
account on the specified website (see the domain name) before using this function. After
completing the sign up, scan the code with your mobile phone to download the app, and then -
run the app to access the device.
1. Click .System > Network > P2P
2. P2P is enabled by default. If it is disabled, select the check box to enable it. The following
figure shows an example.
NOTE:
You can obtain the register code by scanning the QR code.
If the device is offline, the possible cause will be displayed for your reference.
If the NVR is already bound to a P2P account, the account username will be
displayed. To cancel the binding, click the tton.Delete bu
3. Click to save the settings.Apply
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DDNS
If your NVR is connected to the Internet through PPPoE, the IP address of network changes the
every time it connects to the ISP server without your awareness. This is inconvenient when you
remotely access your NVR with an IP address. To avoid this issue, you can register with an
DDNS server to obtain a domain name for your NVR and then access your NVR by visiting the
domain name instead of an IP address ( / ) using http://DDNS server address NVR's domain name
a web browser.
1. Click > > .System Network DDNS
2. Enable DDNS, select a DDNS type, and then complete other settings.
(1) If the DDNS type is or , enter the domain name username and DynDNS No-IP ,
password. The domain name is the one that you have successfully registered at a
domain name registration website (e.g., DynDNS). The username and password are
those of the account you have registered at the domain name registration website (e.g.,
DynDNS).
(2) If the DDNS type is enter a valid domain name for your NVR and then click EZDDNS,
Test to see if the domain name is available.
3. Click Apply to save the settings.
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3 4GG/
Connect the NVR to the Internet through 3G/4G wireless network connection. Only certain NVR
models support this function. PPPoE and 3G/4G cannot be used at the same time.
1. Click > . System Network > 3G/4G
2. Select and then complete the settings including network type, dialEnable 3G/4G Dongle -up
number, username and password.
3. Click to save the settings.Apply
Port
Normally the default port numbers need no modification. This function is mainly used together
with the port mapping function. See for more details.Port Mapping
1. Click > > .System tworkNe Port
2. Configure ports as planned. Each port number must be unique.
NOTE:
A valid port number ranges from 1 65535, among which 2000 3702 and to 21 23, , ,
60000 are reserved.
An RTSP URL can be used to view live video of a channel of the current NVR from
another NVR. See Option 4 in for more information.Adding an IP Device
3. Click to save the settings.Apply
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Port Mapping
Two port mapping methods are available:
(1) Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)
(2) Internal and external mapping
UPnP
UPnP enables the NVR to discover other devices on the network and establish network services
such as data sharing and communication.
To use UPnP in your NVR, you must enable UPnP in the connected router. With UPnP enabled
for Network Address Translation (NAT), the ports on the NVR can be mapped automatically to
the router, and computers can access your NVR from outside the LAN.
1. Click > .System > Network Port Mapping
2. UPnP is enabled by default. Select the desired mapping type from the drop down list. T- o
map ports manually, select and then set external ports for the router.Manual
NOTE:
Automatic mapping (Auto) is recommended. Ports will conflict if not configured
properly.
For an NVR with multiple NICs, port mapping should be configured based on the NIC
specified as the default route.
3. Click check is displayed for these ports under .Refresh and that Active UPnP Status
4. Click to save the settings.Apply
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Manual Port Mapping
If your router does not support UPnP, then you need to configure internal and external ports
manually.
NOTE:
The principle of port mapping is that the internal and external ports of the NVR are
consistent with that of the router.
Some routers may require the same internal and external ports for the NVR and the
router.
1. Click > > .System Network Port Mapping
2. Select for , and then set external ports manually.Manual Mapping Mode
3. Click Apply to save the settings.
NOTE: After port mapping is completed, you may access the Web client of your NVR by
entering the following information in the address bar of your web browser: router's WAN port IP
address:external HTTP port. For example, if 10.2.2.10 is the IP address and 82 is the HTTP port,
then you enter .http://10.2.2.10:82
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