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VT-EH/EHL/EHP

Quick Installation Guide

Front Panel VT-EHL Controls

System Bootup

Record Menu

Rear Panel Inputs/Outputs

1. CAMERA INPUTS

Connect up to 8 camera inputs

2. MAIN MONITOR / SPOT MONITOR OUTPUTs

Connect AV monitor instead of VGA output / One spot

monitor can be connected

3. AUDIO INPUTS & OUTPUTS

Up to 4 audio inputs and one audio output can be connected

4. PAL / NTSC SWITCH

5. ALARM INPUTS & RELAY OUTPUT

Up to 4 alarm inputs can be connected and conﬁgured as

high or low inputs with common ground. One Relay output

can be connected and conﬁgured as high or low with

common ground connection to external telemetry

6. RS-485 - Devices for PTZ or Keyboard controller

7. LAN - LAN connection to a router or internal network

8. VGA - Main monitor connection to a PC monitor or LCD

screen.

9. DC POWER– Connection 12V/5A adaptor

10. USB Port– USB 2.0

Press Power button to boot up

the system.

After startup diagnostics com-

plete, the operator must logon

to the system.

Default user name: ADMIN

Using the CHANNEL SELEC-

TION buttons, key in the default

password of ‘1234’ and press

the ENTER button.

STATUS BAR

MENU – Access to system or

recording setup

ARCH – Enter to Backup Menu

SEARCH – Open Search Menu

DISP – Change Display Mode/

Split Mode

PTZ – Open PTZ Control Panel

LOG – Open Live Log list with

image

REC – Start Panic Recording

Mode

CHANGE RECORDING CONFIGURATION - PARAMETER

1. From the Live Screen, click the MENU icon on the STATUS BAR

2. Select RECORD SETUP

3. Select CONTINUOUS/MOTION RECORDING

4. Select TIME LINE

5. Change SIZE, FPS, QUALITY, AUDIO at each Channel and press OK

button.

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Network IP Setup

Cycle the DHCP feature to obtain a valid IP address

CHANGE RECORDING CONFIGURATION - ACTIVATION

1. Click ACTIVATION Tab

2. Select Areas (Vertical line – Channels / Parallel line – Time) and press

Enter

3. Select Recording Option

NONE – Not recording

CONTINUOUS - Recording continuously

MOTION – Start recording when ‘Motion’ events happens.

CONTINOUS/MOTION - Recording continuously while

earmarking events.

Search SEARCH BY TIME

1. From the Live Screen click the

SEARCH icon

2. Select SEARCH BY DATE/TIME

3. Select Date on calendar

4. Select Time line

5. Select PLAY

PANO – Thumbnail style Playback

PLAY – Normal Multi-Channel Playback

SEARCH BY EVENT

1. Select SEARCH BY EVENT

2. Check category for queries

3. Set start /end time for querying

4. Press SEARCH button

5. Double Click an event on the

list for playing

Playback Control

Backup - USB Device

1. Display – Change Multi View

Mode

2. Playback Control

3. Backup – Start backup to

external device

4. Return – Exit from playback

mode

5. Playback Speed

1. Click the ARCH icon from the

Live Screen

2. Select NEW ARCHIVING

3. Set FROM/ TO time

4. Press QUERY button

5. Input TAG NAME for name of

folder on media

6. Check data size and select

proper device for data

7. Press BURN button

8. Press START button

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1) CONTROL PAD:

Navigates the Menu System

Apply settings or Select an item

Cancel or go to Previous Menu

2) PLAYBACK CONTROLS:

Reverse playback

Pauses / Resumes playback

Forward playback

Return/Exit

3) FUNCTION KEYS:

Turns unit On/Off

Selects various display modes

Displays the Search Menu

Displays the Setup Menu

CURSOR KEYS

ENTER

RETURN

POWER

DISPLAY

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Example: To change the recording settings between 09:00 and

18:00

Use the CURSOR KEYS to move the green cursor to the 09:00 position

and press ENTER. The cursor will change color to green to show the start

position. Use the CURSOR KEYS to stretch the green cursor across to

the 18:00 position, then press ENTER.

* Try using a USB mouse to make changes quickly and easily.

Front Panel VT-EH Controls

1) CONTROL PAD:

Navigates the Menu System

Apply settings or Select an item

Cancel or go to Previous Menu

2) PLAYBACK CONTROLS:

Increases reverse playback speed

Selects reverse playback

Pauses / Resumes playback

Selects forward playback, accesses the instant playback feature

Increases forward playback speed

3) FUNCTION KEYS:

Turns unit On/Off

Selects various display modes

Change display mode/ Split mode

Displays the Search Menu

Displays the Setup Menu

ARROWS

ENTER

RETURN

POWER

DISPLAY

SCR MODE

Front Panel VT-EHP Controls

1) CONTROL PAD:

Used to display individual channels in live display and playback. Also

used to enter numeric passwords for various login screens

Allow to Navigate on the menu

Apply or Select an item

Cancel or go to Previous menu

2) PLAYBACK CONTROLS:

Used to move footage forwards or backwards, frame by frame

Locks current function of SHUTTLE WHEEL so it can be released

Increases reverse playback speed

Selects reverse playback

Pauses/ Resumes playback

Selects forward playback , accesses the instant playback feature

Increases forward playback speed

3) FUNCTION KEYS:

Turn On/Off the system power

Selects various display modes in live display and playback

Selects PTZ mode in live display

Displays the Setup menu

Displays the Search menu

CHANNEL

SELECTION

ARROWS

ENTER

RETURN

POWER

DISPLAY

PTZ

SETUP

4. Once the network reboots, go back and ‘check’ DHCP and select

Apply. Again, the network will reboot.

5. Now, go back and ‘uncheck’ DHCP; this will set your DVR’s IP

address to STATIC

**If DHCP is ‘unchecked’, select it, then select ‘Apply’ at the bottom of

the screen. You should get a pop-up indicating the network is rebooting.

Make note of your DVR’s IP address; you will need this for port forward-

ing. Now, go back and ‘uncheck’ DHCP; this will set your DVR’s IP

address to STATIC.

1. Go to your DVR’s ‘main’ menu, --> System Setup--> Network.

2. Select ‘IP SETUP.’ To the right, ‘DHCP’ is listed. If it is ‘checked’,

uncheck it, then select ‘Apply’ at the bottom of the screen. You should

get a pop-up indicating the network is rebooting. (**If DHCP was

unchecked, see below)

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Accessing Your DVR with a Browser

You can access your VT-EH series DVR in the following

ways:

1. The DVR’s MAC address

2. The DVR’s DDNS Host Name (by default this is set to

the MAC address)

3. Your external static IP address (if you have one)

1. MAC Address

The MAC address is a unique identiﬁer assigned to your DVR.

By default, this address is listed as the DDNS Host Name.

Here is how to ﬁnd your DVR’s MAC address:

1. Access the DVR’s main menu by using the remote control, or

using the buttons on the front of the unit.

2. The Setup box will appear. Select “System Setup.”

3. Select “System.”

4. Select “System Management.”

5. Select “System Information.”

6. The MAC address will be displayed here.

7. Bring up a browser (ex. Internet Explorer), and type:

http://the-mac-address-of-your-dvr.dvrlink.net:8080 in the

address bar. For example, if your MAC address was

001155555555, you would type:

http://001155555555.dvrlink.net:8080.

NOTE: If you changed the port number, you will need to use that

number, NOT 8080.

2. DDNS Host Name

The EH series allows you to name your DVR, and access it by

that name.

Steps to name your DVR

1. Access the DVR’s DDNS menu:

System Setup> Network>DDNS

2. Make sure DDNS is turned “ON.”

3. Highlight HOST NAME and change it to the desired Host

Name, then select “OK.”

4. Select “CHECK” under DDNS Registration to make sure the

name is available.

5. Select “TEST” under DDNS Connection to make sure you

have a connection to the server.

6. Select “APPLY” at the bottom of the screen to apply your

changes.

7. Bring up a browser (ex. Internet Explorer), and type:

“http://your-ddns-hostname.dvrlink.net:8080/” in the address

bar.

9. Open a browser (ex. Internet Explorer), and type:

in the address bar.

http://your-ddns-hostname.dvrlink.net:8080

For example, if your DDNS Host Name was Johndoesdvr, you would

type: http://johndoesdvr.dvrlink.net:8080.

Accessing the DVR LOCALLY

If you are on the same network as the DVR you will need to use the

DVR’s IP address to access it.

Steps:

1. Access the DVR’s main menu by using the remote control, or by

using the buttons on the front of the unit.

2. The Setup box will appear. Select “System Setup.”

3. Select “Network.”

4. “IP SETUP” should be selected by default. To the right, you should

see the DVR’s IP address.

5. Bring up a browser (ex. Internet Explorer), and type:

http://your.DVR’s.ip.address:8080 in the address bar. For example,

if your DVR’s IP address was 192.168.0.2, you would type:

http://192.168.0.2:8080

NOTE: if you changed the port number, you will need to use that num-

ber, NOT 8080. If your DVR is behind a router,

the IP address listed here will

be a LOCAL address. You can

only use this address to access

the DVR locally.

If your DVR is NOT behind a

router, the IP address listed

here should be your PUBLIC IP

address. You can use this ad-

dress to access your DVR from

a remote location.

Browser Access

1. Type the URL or IP address into your browser.

2. Log in using defaults: Username: ADMIN (case sensitive)

Password: 1234

You will be prompted to install ActiveX controls. Make sure you install

all of these. (If you are not prompted, check your browser and/or ﬁre-

wall settings).

NOTE: ActiveX is a Microsoft technology that is used to add functional-

ity to Windows programs.

ActiveX “controls” are often used to enable Microsoft’s Internet Explorer

browser to view and use multimedia content embedded in web pages

(for example, Flash applications). They are also used to add new func-

tions to the browser, i.e. toolbars.

FireFox, Safari, Chrome, and other browsers do not support ActiveX

technology. As a result, experiences will vary when using different

browsers.

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Navigating the Browser

1. LIVE: Displays your live cameras, and camera recording status (1b)

2. SEARCH: Brings up the Search Menu where you can search

by Time (2b) or Event (2c)

3. SETUP: Allows access to DVR menu options (3)

4. INFORMATION: General DVR information

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Product Warranty

VITEK products carry a three (3) year limited warranty. Digital recording

and storage products are also warranted for 3 years except for the hard

drives which carry a ﬁve year independent factory warranty from the

hard drive manufacturer. VITEK warrants to the purchaser that products

manufactured by VITEK are free of any rightful claim of infringement or

the like, and when used in the manner intended, will be free of defects

in materials and workmanship for a period of three (3) years, or as

otherwise stated above, from the date of purchase by the end user.

This warranty is non-transferable and extends only to the original buyer

or end user customer of a VITEK Authorized Reseller.

This warranty shall not apply to repairs or replacements necessitated

by any cause beyond the control of VITEK, including but not limited to,

acts of nature, improper installation, excess moisture, misuse, lack of

proper maintenance, accident, voltage ﬂuctuations, or any unauthorized

tampering, repairs or modiﬁcations. This warranty becomes VOID in the

event of alteration, defacement, or removal of serial numbers.

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Before you Begin:

In order to view your DVR remotely you MUST port forward BOTH

the Web Server Port (the default is 8080) and the RTSP Service

Port (the default is 5554). If you need assistance with port for-

warding, please visit our website and review our DVR Networking

Guide:

http://www.vitekcctv.com/Downloads/VITEK-DVR-Networking-

Guide.pdf

If you need further assistance, please reference your router’s

manual or contact your Network Administrator/IT Professional.

For example: if your DDNS Host Name was Johndoesdvr, you would type:

“http://johndoesdvr.dvrlink.net:8080”

NOTE: If you changed the webport, you will need to use that number, not

8080.

3. IP Address

If you have a STATIC IP ADDRESS, you can use this to access your

DVR.

Steps:

Bring up a browser (ex. Internet Explorer), and type:

http://your.static.ip.address:8080 in the address bar.

For example, if your STATIC IP address was 10.10.10.10, you would

type: http://10.10.10.10:8080

NOTE: if you changed the port number, you will need to use that num-

ber, NOT 8080.

Produkt Specifikationer

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Model:	VT-EH16

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