Qihan NVR User Manual-V1.2

Network Video Recorder User Manual
Statement
Thank you for purchasing our product. If there is any question or
request, please do not hesitate to contact dealer.
This manual may contain several technical inaccuracies or
typographical errors, or places that do not match the product. If you
have any unsolved problems in the process of using product according
to this manual, please contact our technical support department.
The content of this manual may be updated at irregular intervals without
prior notice.
This manual is for reference only. NVRs functions and operations with
different models may be different, please regard the actual product as
the truth.
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Cautions
1. Please read this user manual carefully before using the NVR, and keep it
well for future reference.
2. Please avoid heavy stress or violent vibration.
3. Please transport, use and place the NVR in allowable temperature and
humidity range.
4. Please comply with all instructions and notice that all warning signs.
5. Please turn off the power until you're done with the installation.
6. Must observe all electrical safety standards; make sure the power supply
is correct before using the NVR.
7. To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not expose this product
near the heat, water or moisture.
8. Do not block any ventilation openings and provide good ventilation
around the machine.
9. If cleaning is necessary, use a clean, dry cloth and wipe it gently.
10. Please disconnect any cables during an electrical storm or the NVR will
not be used for an extended period of time.
11. If the product does not work properly, please contact your dealer or the
nearest service center. Never attempt to disassemble the NVR yourself.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Product Introduction ..................................................................................... 1
1.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Main Features ......................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Special Instructions ................................................................................................. 5
1.4 Convention .............................................................................................................. 5
Chapter 2 Getting Started ............................................................................................... 6
2.1 Open-package Check ............................................................................................. 6
2.2 Install Hard Drive..................................................................................................... 6
2.3 Front Panel Description ........................................................................................... 7
2.4 Rear Panel Description ........................................................................................... 9
2.5 Remote Controller ................................................................................................. 10
2.6 Control with Mouse ............................................................................................... 12
2.6.1 Connect Mouse .............................................................................................. 12
2.6.2 Use Mouse ..................................................................................................... 12
2.7 Power On/Off ........................................................................................................ 13
2.7.1 Power On ....................................................................................................... 13
2.7.2 Power Off ....................................................................................................... 13
2.8 Login ..................................................................................................................... 14
Chapter 3 Menu Setup Guide ....................................................................................... 15
3.1 Menu Item Functionality ........................................................................................ 15
3.1.1 Live Preview................................................................................................... 16
3.1.2 E-Zoom .......................................................................................................... 17
3.1.3 PTZ Control.................................................................................................... 17
3.1.4 Live Playback ................................................................................................. 18
3.2 Configuration Management ................................................................................... 18
3.2.1 Basic Configuration ........................................................................................ 19
3.2.1.1 System .................................................................................................... 19
3.2.1.2 Date & Time ............................................................................................ 20
3.2.1.3 DST......................................................................................................... 21
3.2.2 Live Configuration .......................................................................................... 21
3.2.2.1 Main Monitor ........................................................................................... 21
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3.2.2.2 Spot ........................................................................................................ 22

3.2.2.3 Preview the permissions ......................................................................... 23
3.2.3 Record Configuration ..................................................................................... 23
3.2.3.1 Enable..................................................................................................... 23
3.2.3.2 Time ........................................................................................................ 24
3.2.3.3 Recycle Record ...................................................................................... 25
3.2.4 Schedule Configuration .................................................................................. 25
3.2.4.1 Schedule ................................................................................................. 25
3.2.4.2 Motion ..................................................................................................... 26
3.2.4.3 Sensor .................................................................................................... 27
3.2.4.4 Reboot the System ................................................................................. 28
3.2.5 Alarm Configuration........................................................................................ 28
3.2.5.1 Sensor .................................................................................................... 28
3.2.5.2 Motion ..................................................................................................... 30
3.2.5.3 Other Alarm ............................................................................................. 32
3.2.5.4 Alarm Out ................................................................................................ 32
3.2.6 Network Configuration.................................................................................... 34
3.2.6.1 Network................................................................................................... 34
3.2.6.2 Email ....................................................................................................... 35
3.2.6.3 Wireless Network .................................................................................... 36
3.2.6.4 Other Settings ......................................................................................... 36
3.2.7 User Management ......................................................................................... 41
3.2.8 Advanced Configuration ................................................................................. 42
Chapter 4 Manage NVR ................................................................................................. 43
4.1 Search and Playback ............................................................................................ 43
4.1.1 Time Search ................................................................................................... 43
4.1.2 Event Search ................................................................................................. 44
4.1.3 File Management ........................................................................................... 45
4.2 Backup .................................................................................................................. 46
4.3 View Information ................................................................................................... 47
4.3.1 System Information ........................................................................................ 47
4.3.2 Event Information ........................................................................................... 47
4.3.3 Log Information .............................................................................................. 47
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4.3.4 Network Information ....................................................................................... 48

4.3.5 Online Users Information ............................................................................... 48
4.4 Manual Alarm ........................................................................................................ 48
4.5 IPC Settings .......................................................................................................... 48
4.5.1 IPC Settings ................................................................................................... 48
4.5.2 Stamp............................................................................................................. 50
4.5.3 Live ................................................................................................................ 51
4.5.4 Mask .............................................................................................................. 52
4.5.5 Record Bitrate ................................................................................................ 52
4.5.6 Motion ............................................................................................................ 53
4.5.7 PTZ ................................................................................................................ 55
4.5.8 Instruction ...................................................................................................... 57
4.6 Disk Management ................................................................................................. 57
4.6.1 Format Disk.................................................................................................... 57
4.6.2 Advanced ....................................................................................................... 58
4.7 Upgrade ................................................................................................................ 58
4.8 Logoff .................................................................................................................... 58
Chapter 5 Remote Surveillance.................................................................................... 59
5.1 IE Remote Surveillance ......................................................................................... 59
5.1.1 On LAN .......................................................................................................... 59
5.1.2 On WAN ......................................................................................................... 60
5.2 Remote Live Preview ............................................................................................ 62
5.2.1 PTZ Control.................................................................................................... 63
5.2.2 Preview Control .............................................................................................. 63
5.3 Remote Playback & Backup .................................................................................. 64
5.3.1 Time Search ................................................................................................... 64
5.3.2 Event Search ................................................................................................. 66
5.3.3 File Management ........................................................................................... 67
5.3.4 Remote Backup ............................................................................................. 67
5.4 Remote Configuration & Management .................................................................. 68
5.4.1 Remote Configuration .................................................................................... 68
5.4.2 Remote Management..................................................................................... 68
5.4.3 Remote Query Information ............................................................................. 69
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Chapter 6 Mobile Surveillance ..................................................................................... 70

For Android ................................................................................................................ 71
6.1 Main Functions ...................................................................................................... 71
6.2 Installation ............................................................................................................. 71
6.3 Application Running .............................................................................................. 72
6.3.1 Interface Description ...................................................................................... 72
6.3.2 Live Preview................................................................................................... 74
6.3.3 Add Device ..................................................................................................... 75
6.3.4 Switch Channel .............................................................................................. 76
6.3.5 PTZ Control.................................................................................................... 77
6.3.6 Local Video .................................................................................................... 78
6.3.7 Saved Photos................................................................................................. 79
6.3.8 Switch Language ........................................................................................... 79
6.3.9 Video Remote ................................................................................................ 79
6.3.10 Real-Time Alarm .......................................................................................... 80
For Iphone.................................................................................................................. 80
6.4 Main Functions ...................................................................................................... 80
6.5 Installation ............................................................................................................. 81
6.6 Application Running .............................................................................................. 81
6.6.1 Interface Description ...................................................................................... 81
6.6.2 Live Preview................................................................................................... 83
6.6.3 Add Device ..................................................................................................... 84
6.6.4 Switch Channel .............................................................................................. 85
6.6.5 PTZ Control.................................................................................................... 86
6.6.6 Local Video .................................................................................................... 87
6.6.7 Saved Photos................................................................................................. 88
6.6.8 Switch Language ........................................................................................... 88
6.6.9 Video Remote ................................................................................................ 89
6.6.10 Real-Time Alarm .......................................................................................... 89
Appendix A FAQ ....................................................................................................... 90
Appendix B Calculate Recording Capacity ............................................................ 97
Appendix C Compatible Devices ............................................................................. 98
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Chapter 1 Product Introduction
1.1 Overview
The new generation NVR (Network Video Recorder) is designed for high performance
digital surveillance. It adopts the embedded processors and embedded Linux system,
applies excellent encode chip and decode chip, and integrates many of the advanced
technologies, such as standard H.264 with low bit rate, embedded system technology,
large capacity hard disc storage technology, TCP/IP network technology, intelligent
technology, etc. Burning applications in FLASH can make the system more stable, images
clearer and function much more powerful. NVR is a networking device which based on
TCP/IP protocols, and accesses the digital video streams from video & audio capture
devices and alarm devices via an IP network to implement functions like preview, record,
playback, camera control, alarm, etc. NVR has a strong flexibility in building network video
surveillance system, and remotely managing devices via LAN or WAN.
It can work independently, can also be used for making up the powerful network
monitoring center, and widely used in bank, telecommunication, transportation, factory,
warehouse and other related applications.
1.2 Main Features
Configure IP channel
Support adding IP channel manually
Support adding IP channel by searching
Support modifying or deleting IP channel, and show the connection status
Preview
All channels use master stream when the preview screen is less than or equal to 4ch,
and use sub-stream when the preview screen is greater than 4ch
Preview screen can be divided into 16 windows
Support E-Zoom
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Support display mode selection, window drag, color adjustment, privacy mask, etc
The image of specified channel can be masked
Open or close the sound of live video
The volume of live video is adjustable
The resolution of VGA preview is adjustable
The main monitor supports dwell function, and the channel combination and dwell
time are configurable
Support SPOT output, the dwell time is configurable
The menu output device is selectable
Record
Standard H.264 video compression technology
Support dual stream
Support encoding with only video and video & audio (synchronous)
The video encoding parameters of each channel are adjustable
Support 1080P; frame rate (1-30(N)/1-25(P) fps), encode (VBR/CBR) and bitrate of
for recording are adjustable
Support OSD overlay (including camera name and time)
Support the recycle record and not overwrite after HDD full
Record modes: Manual, Schedule, Motion detection and Sensor alarm recording
Support setting a daily schedule with multiple periods
Support pre-recording
Playback
Support searching the video files by time, channel and type
Support instantly replaying the video within 5 minutes
Support the event search; double click an event file to playback
Use different color to mark the date which has video file in the calendar
Support the fast forward, rewind, single-frame play, pause and other playback control
Support the position playback by dragging the progress bar
Play the next video automatically after a video was played
Support locking the video files in the HDD
Open or close the sound of specified channel, its volume is adjustable
Backup
Select the backup files by channel and type
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Support batch backup

Show the progress during backup
The backup files are in .AVI format
Back up the data files by mobile HDD, USB disk.
Back up the data files by SATA DVD-ROM
Remote backup via network
Network backup supports backing up to. AVI format
Alarm
Support setting the detecting schedule of alarm input/ output
Support motion detection alarm, sensor alarm, disk full alarm, disk error alarm, disk
lost alarm, IP conflict alarm, network disconnection alarm, alarm output, etc
The area and sensitivity of motion detection are configurable
Support manual alarm
Linkage channel (optional) to record the video
Linkage channel (optional) to full-screen display
Linkage buzzer to buzz
Linkage mailbox to send notification email
Support alarm delay, the delay time is configurable
PTZ
Support accessing the IP PTZ
Control the direction (eight directions) of PTZ rotation
Zoom, focus and iris are adjustable
The rotational speed is adjustable
Support preset, patrol (cruise) and pattern (track)
Network
Support multi-user concurrent access
Support TCP/IP protocol stack: PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS, DNS, UPNP, HTTP, NTP,
SADP, SMTP, etc
Support disconnecting the access of network users on device
Built-in Web server
Disk Management
Support S.M.A.R.T function
Support formatting the HDD
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Authority Management
Support multiple users
Support adding, modifying and deleting users
Support modifying the users authority and password
Subdivide the authorities (preview, playback, backup, web browsing) to each channel
Support automatic logout when user timeout
Log
Support recording and searching the operation log
Support recording and searching the alarm log and error log
Support recording and searching the information log
Support exporting log information
System Setup
Support quick setup
System time, time format and time zone are configurable
NTP server is optional
Support DST function
Support multiple languages
Channel name is editable
Open or close the OSD display (channel name and time) when previewing and
recording
System Maintenance
Support deleting the recording of specified period
Support timing reboot
Support importing and exporting the configuration parameters
Support restoring the factory settings
Support upgrade
Support system information display, including system version, network status, HDD
state, etc
Support activating the shutdown window through the mouse or power key on the
panel
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1.3 Special Instructions
1. One IP device supports to be connected to one NVR; otherwise it will cause

management confusion for IP device.
2. Please pay attention to network connection environment because of high
requirement of network environment for NVR: Gigabit Switch and Gigabit Ethernet
cable, no IP address conflict.
3. Maximum bandwidth supported currently is 65M (contains main stream and sub
stream). So the recommended configuration: 8 channels are configured to 4M and
25 frames; another 8 channels are configured to 3M and 25 frames. The frame rate
and stream can be adjusted within the prescribed bandwidth as required.
1.4 Convention
There are the following conventions in this user manual:

NVR: Network Video Recorder
DVR: Digital Video Recorder
IPC: IP Camera
IP PTZ: Network High Speed Dome
Device: This generally refers to IPC and IP PTZ in the IPC Settings section, and
refers to NVR in other parts of this manual.
Notice: Here take 16ch NVR as example in this user manual. All examples
and pictures used in the manual are from 16ch NVR. The operation interfaces
for other models are similar besides their channel and frame rate.
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Chapter 2 Getting Started
2.1 Open-package Check
When you receive the NVR, please check the unit and the accessories:
First, please check whether there is any visible damage to the package appearance.
The protective materials used for the package of the NVR can protect most accidental
clashes during transportation.
Then, please open the box and get rid of the plastic protective materials. Check
whether there is any visible damage to the NVR appearance.
At last, please open the machine crust and check the data wire, power wire, the
connection between the fan power and the main board.
Front panel and rear panel

The key function specification in the front panel and the interface specification in the
real panel are in the user manual.
Please check the product type in the front panel whether is accordant with the
product type you order.
The label in the rear panel is very important for the after-sale services. Please
protect it carefully. When you contact us for after-sale service, please provide the
product type and serial number in the label.
2.2 Install Hard Drive
Note: 1. NVR supports two hard disks. Please use the hard drive recommended by the
manufacturers for security and safe field. Please refer to Appendix C Compatible
Devices.
2. Please calculate HDD capacity according to the recording setting. Please refer to
Appendix B Calculate Recording Capacity.
Notice: Please disconnect the power before being connected to other devices. Don't
hot plug in/out.
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The steps of installing the hard disk are shown in Fig 2-1:
Step1: Disassemble the screws and open the top cover.
Step2: Use the SATA data cable and power cable to connect the main board and
HDD.
Step3: Place the HDD.
Step4: Fix the HDD, and replace the top cover and screws.
Fig 2-1
Note: 1. For convenience, please connect the power and data cables first, and then wind
the screws to fix the HDD.
2. After the hard drive installation is complete, user needs to format the HDD before
using.
Notice: Some functions cannot be used if HDD has not been installed, such as
record, playback, log storage, etc.
2.3 Front Panel Description
NoteThe front panel descriptions are only for reference; please regard the actual product
as the truth.
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Fig 2-2
Item Name Description

When the channel accesses to video signal, the
1 Channel Status Indicator
light is white.
2 IR Receive the signal of remote controller.
Alarm status indicator.
3 ALARM
When alarm is triggered, the light is white.
Hard disk status indicator.
4 HDD When HDD is writing or reading, the light is
white.
Network connection indicator.
5 LAN When the network connection is successful, the
light is white.
Recording status indicator.
6 REC
When recording, the light is white.
7 OPEN/CLOSE Open/Close the disc drive.
8 DVD Writer The installation position of DVD writer.
9 Digital Code input/number input/channel switch.
10 REC Manual recording switch.
11 MENU Enter menu mode.
12 -/- Enter one digit or two-digit.
13 ESC Return to the previous menu or interface.
14 MULTI Switch the multi-screen preview mode.

Rewind, Stop, Play/Pause, Fast Forward and
15 Playback Control
Next Frame.
16 BACKUP Enter Backup mode.
Direction keys: change direction to select items.

17 Direction and Enter
Enter key: confirm selection.
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18 Power Power on/off the NVR.
19 USB Port Connect to USB mouse, mobile hard drives, etc.
2.4 Rear Panel Description
Note: The rear panel descriptions are only for reference; please regard the actual product
as the truth.
Fig 2-3

1 RS-485 / PTZ Connect to keyboard / PTZ.
2 ALARM OUT 4ch alarm output: connect to external alarm output device.
3 ALARM IN 16ch alarm input: connect to external alarm sensor.
CVBS video signal output: connect to monitor with BNC
4 V-OUT
interface.
5 SPOT Auxiliary video output.
Audio output: connect to sound box and other audio
6 A-OUT
output equipment.
Audio input: connect to microphone and other audio
7 MIC
collecting equipment.
8 E-SATA Connect to external SATA HDD.
9 LAN Port Network connector.
10 Power Switch Turn on/off the power.
HD 1080P video signal output: connect to high-definition
11 HDMI Port
display.
12 VGA Port VGA output: connect to monitor.
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13 USB Port Connect to USB mouse, USB disk, mobile HDD, etc.
14 DC 12V Power input: DC 12V
2.5 Remote Controller
The remote controller of this product series uses two AAA size batteries and works
after loading batteries:
Step1: Open the battery cover of the remote controller
Step2: Place batteries. Please take care the poles (+ and -)
Step3: Replace the battery cover
Note: Frequently defect checking as following:
1. Check batteries poles
2. Check the remaining charge in the batteries
3. Check IR controller sensor is mask
If it still doesn't work, please change a new remote controller to try, or contact your
dealers.
The interface of remote controller is shown in Fig 2-4:
Fig 2-4
Item Name Function
1 REC Button To start the manual recording.
2 ADD Button Input the number of NVR to control it.
3 POWER Button To turn on/off the device.

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Item Name Function
4 Digital Button Code input/number input/channel switch.
5 EXIT Button Return to the previous interface.
6 BACKUP Button To enter the backup mode.
7 SEARCH Button To enter the video playback interface.
8 SEQ Button To enter the auto dwell mode.
9 E-ZOOM Button To electronic amplify the single channel.
10 MENU Button To enter the sub menu.

Multi Screen
11 To choose multi-screen display mode.
Button
Single Screen
12 To choose single -screen display mode.
Button
Direction and Direction Button: move cursor to select items.
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Enter Button Enter Button: confirm the selection.
14 AUDIO Button To enter the audio adjustment interface.
15 Fn Button Reserved function keys.
16 SNAP Button To snap the live pictures.

Playback Control To control playback, pause/play, single-frame play,
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Button rewind, stop, fast forward.
18 PTZ Button To enter the PTZ control interface.
Operation processes with remote controller to control multi-NVR

The default device ID of the NVR is 0. When using a remote controller to control
single NVR, its not necessarily to reset the device ID, user can do operation directly; when
using a remote controller to control multiple NVR, please refer to below steps:
Step1: Activate remote controller to control NVR: enable NVR, turn the IR sensor of
the remote controller to the IR receiver that on the front panel, press add key and then
input device ID (Range from: 1-65535) with other digital keys, after that, press ENTER
button to confirm.
Step2: User can check the device ID by enter into System configurationBasic
configurationdevice ID. User also can set other NVRs with the same device ID. For
more convenient to operate, we dont recommend user to set the device ID too long.
Step3: Cancel controller to control NVR: without any action on keys about half a
minute later, the NVR will not be controlled by remote controller.
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2.6 Control with Mouse
2.6.1 Connect Mouse
It supports USB mouse through the USB ports.

Note: If mouse is not detected or doesn't work, user can change a mouse to try.
2.6.2 Use Mouse
In live: Double-click left button on one camera to be full screen display. Double-click
again to return to the previous screen display.
Click right button to show the control menu at the bottom right of cursor. Here are all
control and setup. Click right mouse again to hide the control menu.
In setup: Click left button to enter. Click right button to cancel setup, or return to the
previous.
If want to input the value, move cursor to the blank and click. An input window will
appear as Fig 2-5. It supports digitals, letters and symbols input.
Fig 2-5
It supports drag mouse. I.e. Set motion detection area: click customized, hold left
button and drag to set motion detection area.
In playback and backup: Click left button to choose the options. Click right button to
return to live mode.
In PTZ control: Click left button to choose the buttons to control the PTZ. Click right
button to return to live mode.
Note: Mouse is the default tool in all the operation below unless exceptional
indication.
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2.7 Power On/Off
2.7.1 Power On
Before turning on power, please make sure all the connection is good.
Step1: Plug in power.
Step2: Turn on the power switch in the rear panel.
Step3: NVR starts to boot, POWER indicator will display red.
By default, the setup Wizard will start once the NVR has loaded. It will walk you
through some of the more important settings of your NVR. If you do not wish to use the
Wizard at this time, click Exit button. You may also choose to use the Wizard at a later time
by leaving the Startup Wizard checkbox checked.
Notice: This series can only display menu on VGA monitor, BNC monitor or HDMI
monitor at the same time. After the device power on, if there is live image without
menu display, please check up whether other device has menu display firstly, or
long press ESC button to switch the output among BNC, HDMI and VGA.
2.7.2 Power Off
Proper startup and shutdown procedures are crucial to expanding the life of
your NVR.
User can power off the NVR by remote controller, front panel and mouse.
By remote controller:
Step1: Press the Power button on the remote controller to pop up Shut Down window.
Step2: Click OK, the unit will power off after a while.
Step3: Disconnect the power.
By front panel:
Step1: Press the Power button on the front panel to pop up Shut Down window.
Step3: Turn off the power switch on the rear panel.
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By mouse:
Step1: Enter the Main Menu, click Shut Down button to pop up Shut Down window.
Notice:
1. Please do not cut off the power when the system is shutting down.
2. User should avoid cutting off the power by turning off the switch on the rear
panel or pulling the plug directly when the NVR is working (especially when it
is recording).
3. Under some circumstances, the abnormal power may cause the NVR to not
work properly, and seriously it can cause the damage of NVR. We suggest
using the regulated power supply in this kind of environment.
2.8 Login
User needs to login first after system start. Double-click any preview window or click
on any menu item to pop up the login window. Input user name and password, then click
Login button to continue operation, as shown in Fig 2-6:
Fig 2-6
Note:
1. The default user name is admin, the default password is blank.
2. The operation steps about changing password, adding and deleting users:
please refer to Chapter 3.2.7 User Management.
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Chapter 3 Menu Setup Guide
3.1 Menu Item Functionality
Right clicking in the live preview interface will show the menu seen in Fig 3-1:
Fig 3-1
Single: Click this button to pop up the single channel selection box. Switch to a full screen
display of the selected channel.
Multi: Click this button to pop up the multi-channel selection box. Switch between different
preview modes. The range of options synchronizes with configured device. Images can be
dragged to any place to display in the live interface.
Dwell: Enable sequencing to display the preview pictures according to the configuration of
the main output. This button only takes effect when the user has set up the channel
combination and the current preview mode cannot display all channels. Refer to Chapter
3.2.2 Live Configuration.
TV Adjust: Adjust the border of channel image with VGA/HDMI/CVBS output. Click
Default button to restore the default setting; click Save button to save the setting.
Color: Click this button, select channel and adjust the brightness, hue, saturation, contrast
and sharpness of live picture. Click Default button to restore the default setting; click
Save button to save the setting.
E-Zoom: Click this button to enter the E-Zoom mode, refer to Chapter 3.1.2 E-Zoom.
Audio: Open or close the live sound of channel (optional), and adjust the volume.
PTZ: Click this button to pop up the PTZ control window, control PTZ rotation direction and
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speed; zoom, focus and iris are adjustable; run the preset, cruise, track and auto scan, etc.
Refer to Chapter 3.1.3 PTZ Control.
Record: Select the record channel and start manual recording.
Playback: Click this button to playback the recorded files; click the relevant buttons on the
screen to control playback.
Main Menu: Click this button to enter the main menu. It contains Setup, Search, Backup,
Information, Manual Alarm, IPC Settings, Disk Management, Upgrade, Logoff and Shut
Down, as shown in Fig 3-2.
Fig 3-2
Pressing the MENU button on the front panel or remote controller can also enter the
main menu.
3.1.1 Live Preview
Fig 3-3
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The prompts of live preview are as follows:
Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning

Green Manual record Red Alarm record
Yellow Motion detection record Blue Schedule record
3.1.2 E-Zoom
Click "E-Zoom" button in the menu to enter the E-Zoom mode. The image will be
magnified by 4X. User can switch channel in the selection box at the bottom right, click
and hold your left mouse button and draw a block in the lower left corner of screen to
magnify image. The center of video image moves from the original position to the center of
block, and the zoom ratio changes proportionally. User can right-click anywhere to exit the
E-Zoom mode.
3.1.3 PTZ Control
Click PTZ button in the menu to pop up the PTZ control window, control the PTZ
operations of any channel or all channels, as shown in Fig 3-4.
Fig 3-4
[PTZ Rotation]: PTZ rotates up, up left, left, left down, down, right down, right, up right
and stop rotating.
[Speed]: Eight speed grades: 1~8, 1 is slowest, 8 is fastest, and 5 is moderate.
[Zoom/Focus/lris]: Zoom, focus and iris are adjustable.
[Track]: Select any track of PTZ movements with a maximum of 4. Click Start Track
button to play recorded track, click this button again to stop playing.
[Preset]: Select any preset point with a maximum of 256. Click button to call it.
[Cruise]: Select any cruise with a maximum of 8, each cruise includes 32 preset points.
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Click Start Cruise button to start rotation along a pre-set cruise, click this button again to
stop rotation.
[Auto Scan]: Start / Stop horizontal scanning with 360.
Click button to hide the PTZ control window, click the right mouse button to
revert back; click button to exit the current interface.
3.1.4 Live Playback
Click Playback button in the menu to playback the recorded files; click the relevant
buttons on the screen to control playback. The range of screen mode synchronizes with
configured device. As shown in Fig 3-5.
Fig 3-5
3.2 Configuration Management
Click Setup button in the main menu. SETUP configuration includes eight submenus:
basic, live, record, schedule, alarm, network, users and advanced. As shown in Fig 3-6:
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Fig 3-6
3.2.1 Basic Configuration
Enter into Main MenuSetupBasic.

Basic configuration includes three submenus: systemdate& time and DST.
3.2.1.1 System
User can set the device name, device ID, max online users, video output, language,
etc. As shown in Fig 3-7:
Fig 3-7
[Device Name/ID]: The name/ID of device. It may display on the client end that help user
to recognize the device remotely. ID range: [0~65535].
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[Password Check]: It means that user needs to enter the user name and password for
authentication, and do operations with the relevant right.
[Show System Time]: Enable this option to display time in the live preview interface.
[Max Online Uses]: Set the maximum number of network connected users.
[Video Output]: Set the resolution and menu output of live display, range from: CVBS,
VGA 800*600, VGA 1024*768, VGA 1280*1024, HDMI 1280*720, HDMI 1440*900, and
HDMI 1920*1080.
Note: When switching among BNCVGA and HDMI, it will change the menu
output mode, please connect to the corresponding device for control.
[Language]: Set the menu language; built-in multi-languages.
Note: Change the language or video output, the device needs to login again.
[Logout After]: Set the screensaver interval time. If there is no any operation within the
period specified, the device will automatically logout and return to login interface.
[Startup Wizard]: Enable this option to display a wizard window when powered up for the
next time.
Click Default button to restore the default setting; click Apply button to save the
setting; click Exit button to exit current interface.
3.2.1.2 Date & Time
Fig 3-8
As shown in Fig 3-8, user can set the date format, time format and time zone of NVR;
enable Sync Time With NTP Server and click Update Now button to synchronize
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system time with NTP server (optional); or manually set the system time of NVR and click
Save Now button.
Note: Time zone is GMT by default; please select your local time zone in the
drop-down box, such as GMT+8:00.
3.2.1.3 DST
User can enable Daylight Saving Time function, and set time offset, mode, start &
end time. As shown in Fig 3-9:
Fig 3-9
3.2.2 Live Configuration
Enter into Main MenuSetupLive.

Live configuration includes three submenus: main monitor, spot and preview the
permissions.
3.2.2.1 Main Monitor

User can set the channel combination for dwell. Select the display mode and channel
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combination of current group, click or button to set the previous/ latter channel
group of dwell pictures; set dwell time: the time interval for a certain dwell picture switching
to next dwell picture. As shown in Fig 3-10:
Fig 3-10
3.2.2.2 Spot
User can set the dwell time of each channel for SPOT output. As shown in Fig 3-11:
Fig 3-11
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3.2.2.3 Preview the permissions
Fig 3-12
User can still see the channel video which enabled this function when you log out of
the system. Tick off all and then do relevant setup, user can set all channels with same
parameters.
3.2.3 Record Configuration
Enter into Main MenuSetupRecord.

Record configuration includes three submenus: enable, time and recycle record.
3.2.3.1 Enable
As shown in Fig 3-13. Tick off Record and Audio to enable the record and audio
switch. Tick off all and then do relevant setup, user can set all channels with same
parameters.
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Fig 3-13
3.2.3.2 Time
Fig 3-14
[Pre-alarm Record Time]: Alarm signal needs a little time to process and trigger
recording, it may not record some important information before alarm activation. This
function can save pre-recording and improve monitoring reliability. Set the record time
before event happen (motion detection or sensor alarm).
[Post-alarm Record Time]: The delay time to stop recording after the alarm is finished.
[Expire]: The hold time of recorded files. If the video files are overdue, they will be deleted
automatically.
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Tick off all and then do relevant setup, user can set all channels with same
parameters.
3.2.3.3 Recycle Record

When the HDD space is full, Recycle Record will cover the earliest storage files and
keep recording, otherwise it will stop recording and generate alarm automatically.
3.2.4 Schedule Configuration
Enter into Main MenuSetupSchedule.

Schedule configuration includes four submenus: schedule, motion, sensor and reboot
the system.
3.2.4.1 Schedule
As shown in Fig 3-15, the column means the seven days of a week from Monday to
Sunday; the row means 24 hours of a day.
Fig 3-15
Step1: Select a channel.
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Step2: Click button, then click the time grid to add recording time; click
button, then click the time grid to delete recording time. Blue means selected area, black
means unselected area.
Step3: Cancel the selected status of and button. Double-click the grid area
to edit the week schedule of recording. As shown in Fig 3-16:
Fig 3-16
Select a week day; click Add button, then set the start & end time of recording plan,
click to add a certain day schedule; select a plan in the week schedule list, click
Delete button to delete the selected plan.
You can copy and apply time settings to the other date or every day. Click Copy
button to copy the specified day schedule to other date.
Click OK button to save the setting, click Exit button to exit current interface.
Step4: User can also edit the schedule by date. Click Holiday button to enter the
holiday schedule page, click again to enter the schedule page. Then click Add button to
set the holiday schedule by date/week/month, the setup steps are familiar with Step3.
Step5: User can copy and apply channel settings to the other channel or all channels.
Click Copy button to copy the specified channel schedule to other channel.
Step6: Click Default button to restore the default setting; click Apply button to save
the setting; click Exit button to exit current interface.
3.2.4.2 Motion
The interface of motion alarm recording is shown in Fig 3-17. The setup steps of
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motion are familiar with schedule; user can refer to Chapter 3.2.4.1 Schedule for details.
Note: The default schedule of motion detection is full-selected, that is, the
color of schedule setting interface is blue.
Fig 3-17
3.2.4.3 Sensor
Fig 3-18
The interface of sensor alarm recording is shown in Fig 3-18. The setup steps of
sensor are familiar with schedule; user can refer to Chapter 3.2.4.1 Schedule for details.
Note: The default schedule of sensor alarm is full-selected, that is, the color of
schedule setting interface is blue.
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3.2.4.4 Reboot the System

User can enable the timing reboot function of NVR, set reboot date and time, it
supports 3 time configurations. As shown in Fig 3-19:
Fig 3-19
3.2.5 Alarm Configuration
Enter into Main MenuSetupAlarm.

Alarm configuration includes four submenus: sensor, motion, other alarm and alarm
out.
3.2.5.1 Sensor
Sensor includes three submenus: basic, alarm handling and schedule.
1. Basic
Fig 3-20
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As shown in Fig 3-20, user can enable sensor alarm of alarm input, select the alarm
type according to alarm trigger type: N.O. (normally open) and N.C. (normally closed), and
self-define the alarm devices name.
parameters.
2. Alarm Handling
Step1: Select the holding time of sensor alarm, as shown in Fig 3-21:
Step2: Click Setting button to pop up a window, as shown in Fig 3-22:
Fig 3-21
Fig 3-22
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[Buzzer]: After selecting buzzer alarm, the buzzer will buzz when alarm is triggered.
[Show Full Screen]: Pop up the full screen of channel video (optional) when alarm is
triggered.
[To Alarm Out]: Linkage specified alarm output with built-in relay when alarm is triggered.
[Email]: Enable this function, the information of sensor alarm will be sent to mailbox.
[To Record]: Linkage specified channel to record the video when alarm is triggered.
Click OK button to save the setting; click Exit button to exit the current interface.
Step3: Tick off all and then do relevant setup, user can set all channels with same
parameters.
3. Schedule
The detecting schedule of sensor alarm is shown in Fig 3-23. The setup steps of
detecting schedule are familiar with schedule; user can refer to Chapter 3.2.4.1 Schedule
for details.
Note: The default schedule of sensor alarm is full-selected, that is, the color of
Fig 3-23
3.2.5.2 Motion
Motion includes two submenus: motion and schedule.
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1. Motion
Fig 3-24
As shown in Fig 3-24, click Setting button of trigger to pop up a window. The setup
steps are familiar with sensor alarm handling; user can refer to Chapter 3.2.5.1
Sensor2.Alarm Handling for more details.
2. Schedule
Fig 3-25
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The detecting schedule of motion detection is shown in Fig 3-25. The setup steps are
familiar with schedule; user can refer to Chapter 3.2.4.1 Schedule for details.
Note: The default schedule of motion detection is full-selected, that is, the
color of schedule setting interface is blue.
3.2.5.3 Other Alarm

Step1: Select the alarm type, and set the trigger options. When the selected alarm is
occurred, it will trigger the relevant alarm. As shown in Fig 3-26:
Fig 3-26
Select Disk Full: set a threshold value for remaining HDD space. If the threshold
value is reached, the system will display prompt.
Select IP Conflict: when IP address conflicts with other network devices IP address
on the same segment, the system will trigger alarm prompt if you have set the trigger
options.
Select Disconnect: the system will trigger alarm prompt if you have set the trigger
options when disconnected from the network.
Select Disk Attenuation Warning: trigger the relevant alarm when HDD is bad.
Select Disk Lost: trigger the relevant alarm when HDD dropped off.
3.2.5.4 Alarm Out

Alarm out includes three submenus: alarm out, schedule and buzzer.
1. Alarm Out
User can self-define relay name and select holding time of alarm out. Tick off all and
then do relevant setup, user can set all channels with same parameters. As shown in Fig
3-27:
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Fig 3-27
2. Schedule
The detecting schedule of alarm out is shown in Fig 3-28. The setup steps are
familiar with schedule; user can refer to Chapter 3.2.4.1 Schedule for details.
Note: The default schedule of alarm out is full-selected, that is, the color of
Fig 3-28
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3. Buzzer
Tick off Buzzer to turn on the switch of alarm sound, set the hold time of buzzer
alarm. It will make sounds when alarm is triggered.
3.2.6 Network Configuration
Enter into Main MenuSetupNetwork.

Network configuration includes four submenus: network, Email, wireless network and
other settings.
3.2.6.1 Network
The interface of network configure is shown in Fig 3-29.
Fig 3-29
User can set the devices HTTP port and server port. If DHCP function of router is
enabled, selecting Obtain an IP address automatically will automatically obtain IP
address, subnet mask and gateway from the router.
Using DDNS function outside this area needs to set the address of DNS server as
their local DNS address. Enable PPPoE dial-up function, user needs to enter the user
name and password of ADSL dial-up obtained from the internet service provider. Click
Test button to test the effectiveness of the relevant information.
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Note: You may want to use a different port than the default HTTP port 80. If so,
you need to configure your NVR to use the port you want. When configured,
remember that you have to specify its port number in the URL (e.g. if you select port
88, you access it using http://192.168.1.10:88).
3.2.6.2 Email
The interface of email configure is shown in Fig 3-30.
Fig 3-30
[SMTP Server]: Outgoing Mail Server Address. Mail server addresses are different for
different Email service providers, e.g. the SMTP server of 163 mailbox is smtp.163.com,
the SMTP server of Gmail mailbox is smtp.gmail.com.
[Port]: Port number of SMTP server, usually is 25, or it may be 587, 993 or 465, etc.
[SSL Check]: Enable mail encryption function.
[Send Address/Password]: Senders email address/password.
[Receive Address]: Receivers email address. Here user can add three mail addresses at
most. Click Test button to test the validity of the mailbox.
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3.2.6.3 Wireless Network

Step1: Insert 3G network card on the NVR. It currently supports WCDMA wireless
network card.
Step2: Enter into Main MenuSetupNetworkWireless Network; as shown in Fig
3-31.
Fig 3-31
Step3: Enable the wireless network function, then click Apply button to connect
automatically, please wait a moment.
Step4: After a successful connection, this interface reads out the informations
automatically, and displays wireless IP and connected about wireless network status.
Step5: Run ping command to check the fluency and link speed of network.
Step6: Click Exit button to exit current interface.
3.2.6.4 Other Settings

Bind the device with a fixed domain name, so that user can visit the device no matter
how the public IP changes.
Enable DDNS function, select the DDNS server and update interval, enter the user
name, password and host domain name registered in DDNS server, such as
MyNVR.no-ip.org. Click Test button to test the validity of the relevant information.
Enabling UPNP function can automatically map the port in use to router. As shown in Fig
3-32:
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Fig 3-32
Note: User can select domain name server for NVR binding. You should visit
the website which provided by service provider and register user name and
password, and then apply a domain name on line for the server. After the
application is completed, user can access the server through IE by inputting that
domain name.
1. Enable UPnP
User may select UPnP and then enable UPnP function in the users router. You can
access NVR through WAN.
When accessing the NVR through IE, user can check the IP address by the following
method: Double-click the My Network Places icon on the desktop in PC; select Show
icons for networked UPnP devices in the Network Tasks list box; a information window
will pop up, click YES button; Windows Components Wizard dialog box will pop up as
shown below; press Next to continue. After configuring components is completed, the
UPnP icon will display. User can double-click it and check the IP address of the device.
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If Show icons for networked UPnP devices cant display in the Network Tasks list
box, please operate as follows:
Click Tools-- Folder options;
Select the Show common tasks in folders in the Tasks check box to display
the UPnP icon.
2. Domain Name Service (Take www.no-ip.com for example)

Open the web browser (Internet Explorer by default) and enter http://www.no-ip.com
in the address bar.
Step1: Create an account
Click the Sign-up for an Account link at drop-down menu of Sign In.
Select the type of registration according to the features introduced. In this paper, we
take FREE DNS for example. Click SIGN UP> button below the FREE DNS.
Fill in the required fields on the new account form.
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Once you've filled in the required information and agreed to Terms of Service, click
Sign Up button at the bottom of the page.
Note: Terms of Service requires valid contact information on file in order to maintain
your account. Any accounts found with incomplete or fraudulent information will be
terminated.
Step2: Confirm your account
Once you have submitted your account information into the new user form, it will send
a confirmation email to the address you provided. You will need to check that account and
look for the email from No-IP.com. The email contains a link you must click in order to
confirm your account.
So please click the URL link to activate your account in the confirmation email, and
then automatically enter the Account Confirmed! interface.
Step3: Login to your account
Select Sign In on the top of No-IP home page to pop up drop-down menu, or click
Sign In button to enter Client Login interface. Enter email address and password that
you signed up and click Login button. As shown below:
Step4: Add a host or domain to your account
In order to add a host to your account, select the "Add" link from the "Hosts/Redirects"
menu. This will bring up the Add a Host page. And now you're ready to fill in the details of
your new hostname.
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Note: For more detailed guide of No-ip service, please visit http://support.no-ip.com/
Step5: Enable DDNS on the NVR
Enter into Main MenuSetupNetworkOther Settings.
Fig 3-33
[DDNS]: Tick off;
[DDNS Server]: Choose www.no-ip.com;
[User Name]: The account you created at no-ip.com;
[Password]: The password of your account at no-ip.com.
[Host Domain]: The host name you created at no-ip.com;
[DDNS Update]: Choose the DDNS update interval.
Click Apply button to save the setting.
Access your router by entering the gateway address, and map the server port and IP
address (if user enables UPnP function of device and router, you can skip this step).
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Step6: Access your NVR remotely

Open IE and enter the host name (e.g. http://MyNVR.no-ip.org ) in the address bar to
access it.
3.2.7 User Management
The interface of user management is shown in Fig 3-34. Click Add button to pop up
a window, as shown in Fig 3-35:
Fig 3-34
Fig 3-35
[General]: Enter the new user's name and password; select user type: normal and
advance; or tick off Binding PC Mac Address, input the MAC address of PC as required;
click OK button to add this user into the user list; click Exit button to exit the current
interface.
Note: When the value of binding PC MAC address is 0, this user is not binding
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with the specified computer; if you set the binding Mac address for user, only the
user with this Mac address can visit the device through network.
[Authority]: As shown in Fig 3-36, assign the appropriate authority for new user. Click OK
button to save the setting; click Exit button to exit the current interface.
Fig 3-36
Select a user in the user list, click Setup button to modify user type, binding PC
MAC address and user authority.
Select a user in the user list, click Delete button to delete this user.
Click Change Password button to modify the password.
Click Exit button to exit the current interface.
Note: The administrator cannot be modified and deleted. User can only modify
their own password.
3.2.8 Advanced Configuration
Enter into Main MenuSetupAdvanced.

Advanced configuration includes two submenus: reset and import/export.
[Reset]: Click this button to pop up a warning window, then click OK button to restore
factory settings and restart the device automatically.
[Import/Export]: User can export the data files into mobile storage device as backup
function, or import specified data files from mobile storage device to NVR.
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Chapter 4 Manage NVR
4.1 Search and Playback
Search configuration includes three submenus: time search, event search and file
management.
4.1.1 Time Search
Step1: Enter into Main MenuSearchTime Search; as shown in Fig 4-1:
Fig 4-1
Step2: Select a certain date and channels which need to search video. The highlight
date in the calendar means have record data.
Step3: Press Search button, the searched record information will be displayed in the
timeline panel. The blue grid means have record.
Step4: Set the screen display mode; click time grid to set the playback start time, or
input this time manually.
Note: The vertical column means hours, the horizontal column means
channels.
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Note: When the resolution of monitor is VGA800*600, the time search interface
will appear a hide button, click it to expand the whole interface.
Step5: Click Play button to playback video from the selected time. Click the
relevant buttons on the screen to control playback. The range of screen mode
synchronizes with configured device; as shown in Fig 4-2:
(1) Play/Pause (2) Stop (3) Single-frame Play

(4) Fast Forward (5) Rewind (6) Screen Mode
(7) Adjust Volume (8) Hide Toolbar (9) Exit
(10) Move Toolbar (11) Last Segment (12) Next Segment
Fig 4-2 playback buttons
4.1.2 Event Search
Step1: Enter into Main MenuSearchEvent Search; as shown in Fig 4-3:
Fig 4-3
Step2: Select a certain date, event type (motion, sensor) and channels which need to
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search video. The highlight date in the calendar means have record data.
Step3: Press Search button, the searched event information will be displayed in the
event list. Click buttons to turn the page.

Step4: Double click an event file to playback. Click the relevant buttons on the screen
to control playback.
4.1.3 File Management
Step1: Enter into Main MenuSearchFile Management; as shown in Fig 4-4:
Fig 4-4
Step2: Select a certain date and channels which need to search video. The highlight
date in the calendar means have record data.
Step3: Press Search button, the searched file information will be displayed in the file
list. Click buttons to turn the page.

Lock: Select a file and click Lock button, then click OK button in the pop-up
message box to lock this file, after that, that file will not be deleted or covered.
Once the file is locked, it will not be hidden or deleted, but formatting will clear the
locked file.
Unlock: Select a locked file and click Lock button again, then click OK button in the
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pop-up message box to unlock this file.

Delete: Select an unlocked file and click Delete button, then click OK button in the
pop-up message box to delete this file.
Tick off All, user can lock/unlock or delete all files.
Step4: Double click a file to playback. Click the relevant buttons on the screen to
control playback.
4.2 Backup
NVR support backing up the data files by USB disk and remote backup over the
network.
Step1: Insert a USB disk on the NVR. Enter into Main MenuBackup. As shown in
Fig 4-5:
Fig 4-5
Step2: Select the start & end time and channels which need to backup data.
Step3: Press Search button, the searched data information will be displayed in the list.
Click buttons to turn the page.

Step4: Set the start time & end time of Video Edit according to the data info, choose
whether to back up audio, and click Add button.
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Step5: Select the data files, and you can save several files into one file, click Backup
button to pop up the backup information dialog box.
Step6: Check the file information, then click Start button to start backup.
Note: When the resolution of monitor is VGA800*600, the data backup interface
4.3 View Information
User can check the device information, including system, event, log, network and
online users.
4.3.1 System Information
Enter into Main MenuInformationSystem. In this interface, user can check the
device name, firmware version, launch date, etc.
4.3.2 Event Information
Enter into Main MenuInformationEvent. In this interface, select the start & end
time and channels which need to check event information, set the event type (motion,
sensor), then press Search button, the searched event information will be displayed in the
event list. User can check the recorded event information, and export these informations
to a removable storage device if needed.
4.3.3 Log Information
Enter into Main MenuInformationLog. In this interface, select the start & end time
and log type (operation, setup, playback, backup, search, check information, error), then
press Search button, the searched log information will be displayed in the log list. User can
check the recorded log information, and export these informations to a removable storage
device if needed.
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4.3.4 Network Information
Enter into Main MenuInformationNetwork. In this interface, user can check the
network parameters, including HTTP port, server port, IP address, DDNS server, status,
etc.
4.3.5 Online Users Information
Enter into Main MenuInformationOnline Users. In this interface, user can check
all user information. Click Refresh button to refresh the current online user list. User can
remote view and operate device through IE browser, ISS and other client. After clicking
Disconnect button, the client cannot search for device.
4.4 Manual Alarm
Enter into Main MenuManual Alarm. Click "Alarm" button to trigger the alarm, click
"Clear" button to stop the alarm. If user ticks off Trigger, it will alarm in accordance with
the setting of alarm out (refer to Chapter 3.2.5.4 Alarm Out); click Exit button to exit the
current interface.
4.5 IPC Settings
IPC Settings includes seven submenus: IPC settings, stamp, live, mask, record
bitrate, motion and PTZ.
4.5.1 IPC Settings
Step1: Enter into Main MenuIPC SettingsIPC Settings.

Step2: NVR support adding devices manually. Enter the device information and click
Add button to add this device into the list. As shown in Fig 4-6:
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Fig 4-6
Options Description
Channel Select a channel to access the device
IP Address Device's IP address
Protocol Support the private protocol and ONVIF protocol
Port Device's port number
User Name Device's user name; the default user name is admin
Password Device's password; the default password is blank
Note: If there is the same channel number or IP address when you add devices
manually, it will fail to add this device. When the number of channels exceeds a
maximum limit, please remove the needless devices first.
Step3: NVR can also add devices by searching. Click Search button to search
device online. The searched device will be displayed in the list at the upper right. Select
the device and click Quick Add button to add this device into the list. As shown in Fig 4-7:
Note: The list shows the information and connection status for the added
device. If the status shows Connected, this device has successfully accessed,
otherwise not. No connection may be caused by device not online, incorrect
information, type mismatching, etc.
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Fig 4-7
Step4: Select a device in the list, and click Edit button to modify its information. Click
Apply button to save the changes; click Exit button to exit current interface.
Step5: Select a device in the list, and click Delete button to delete it.
Step6: Click Refresh button to refresh the list; click Apply button to save the
4.5.2 Stamp
Enter into Main MenuIPC SettingsStamp; as shown in Fig 4-8.
Fig 4-8
User can set the stamps position on video. Enable the switch of Camera Name and
Time Stamp, click Setting button, then drag the camera name and time stamp to the
random position, right click to exit. As shown in Fig 4-9(a) and Fig 4-9(b).
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Fig 4-9(a) Before drag Fig 4-9(b) After drag
parameters.
Click Apply button to save the setting; click Exit button to exit current interface.
4.5.3 Live
Enter into Main MenuIPC SettingsLive; as shown in Fig 4-10.
Fig 4-10 Fig 4-11

[Camera Name]: User can self-define the channel name. Click camera name to pop up a
soft keyboard, click Shift key to switch the input state.
[Show Name]: Display the channel name in the live preview screen.
[Color]: Click Setting button to enter the color adjustment window; as shown in Fig 4-11.
User can adjust the brightness, hue, saturation, contrast and sharpness of channel video,
click Default button to resort default setting; click Save button to save the setting.
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parameters.
4.5.4 Mask
Enter into Main MenuIPC SettingsMask. User can set private mask area on the
live screen, as shown in Fig 4-12.
Fig 4-12
[Set mask area]: Click Setting button, then click and drag cursor to set the privacy area
of video image. An image can be entirely or partially masked, it supports 4 areas
(superposable) at maximum. Click right mouse to return to the previous interface.
[Delete mask area]: Double click the mask area to delete it, click right mouse to return to
previous interface.
4.5.5 Record Bitrate
Enter into Main MenuIPC SettingsRecord Bitrate. User can set the resolution,
frame rate, encode and max bitrate of each channel recording, as shown in Fig 4-13.
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Fig 4-13
Parameter Meaning
The range of options: synchronize with configured device, such as
Resolution
1080P
1~30
Fps
(Resolution and frame rate are determined by the parameter
specifications of specific type)
Encode Two options: VBR and CBR
Max Bitrate
1000~6000kbps
Note: If frame rate surpasses the maximum resources of device, the value will
be adjusted automatically.
parameters.
4.5.6 Motion
Step1: Enter into Main MenuIPC SettingsMOTION; as shown in Fig 4-14.

Step2: Enable motion detection alarm; select the alarm holding time.
Step3: Click Setting button of time to enter the time setting interface; as shown in
Fig 4-15.
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Fig 4-14
Fig 4-15
User can set a daily schedule of motion detection. The start time should be earlier
than the end time. You can copy and apply time settings to the other date or every day.
Click OK button to save your settings, click Cancel button to exit current interface.
Step4: Click Setting button of area, then click and drag cursor to set the detection
area. An image can be entirely or partially masked, it supports 1 area at maximum.
Due to the sensitivity is influenced by color and time (day or night), user can drag
slider to adjust the sensitivity of motion detection (1-8) according to the practical situation.
Click button to clear detection area; click button to save the setting; click
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button to exit current interface. As shown in Fig 4-16:
Fig 4-16
Step5: Tick off all and then do relevant setup, user can set all channels with same
parameters.
Step6: Click Apply button to save the setting; click Exit button to exit current
interface.
4.5.7 PTZ
Step1: Enter into Main MenuIPC SettingsPTZ; as shown in Fig 4-17.
Fig 4-17
Step2: Click Setting button of preset, as shown in Fig 4-18.
Fig 4-18
User can control the PTZ operations of any channel or all channels: PTZ rotates up,
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up left, left, left down, down, right down, right, up right and stop rotating; drag the slider to
adjust the rotate speed, 1 is slowest, 8 is fastest, and 5 is moderate; zoom, focus and
iris are adjustable; select the serial number of preset point, then click Save/Clear button
to save/delete the position of preset point with a maximum of 256.

Step3: Click Setting button of patrol, as shown in Fig 4-19.
Fig 4-19
[Patrol Number]: Select patrol number for the current settings. The device provides 8
patrols numbering from 1 to 8.
[Preset Number]: A patrol can add 256 preset points.
[Residence Time]: The residence time at the preset point, range from 0 to 99s.
Click Setting button to save the setting; click Exit button to exit current interface.
Step4: Click Setting button of pattern, as shown in Fig 4-20.
Fig 4-20
User can control the PTZ operations of any channel or all channels: PTZ rotates up,
up left, left, left down, down, right down, right, up right and stop rotating; drag the slider to
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adjust the rotate speed, 1 is slowest, 8 is fastest, and 5 is moderate; zoom, focus and
iris are adjustable; select the serial number of pattern, click Start Record button to record
the track of PTZ movements with a maximum of 4, click this button again to stop recording;
click Start Track button to play recorded track, click this button again to stop playing.

Step5: Click Apply button to save the setting; click Exit button to exit current
interface.
4.5.8 Instruction
Support functions of the above seven submenus in the case of private protocol
connection; support functions of IPC settings and record bitrate in the case of ONVIF
protocol connection.
4.6 Disk Management
4.6.1 Format Disk
Please format the HDD before recording.

Step1: Enter into Main MenuDisk ManagementDisk.
Step2: Select a HDD which needs to be formatted, click Format button.
Note: All of the recorded files (including locked files) in the HDD will be lost
after formatting.
In the disk management interface, user can modify the property of selected disk; click
Refresh button to refresh the disk information; click "Browse" button to enter the system
information interface, view the HDDs system information and the number of images, click
"Clear" button to clear all pictures stored in the HDD.
Note: When the user clears all pictures in the HDD, read-only pictures and
locked pictures cannot be deleted.
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4.6.2 Advanced
Enter into Main MenuDisk ManagementAdvanced. User can check the HDDs
model, S/N, firmware, health status and S.M.A.R.T information. S.M.A.R.T function can
monitor the disks temperature, internal circuit and dielectric material, analysis the
potential problems and warn so as to protect its data.
4.7 Upgrade
User can get the upgrade file from your dealers, and upgrade the system once NVR
has the new software version.
Upgrade steps:
1) Copy the upgrade file into the USB disk, and then insert it to USB port on the NVR.
2) Enter into Main MenuUpgrade. Click "Refresh" button to refresh the list, and find
the upgrade package in the list.
3) Select this name, click Upgrade button to start upgrading. Please wait for a while
when the system is restart.
Note: There can only be one upgrade package in USB disk. Don't cut off the
power in the process of formatting!
Note: NVR supports USB update only when the USB is compatible with NVR
(refer to Appendix). After the upgrade is complete, it will restart the system to
activate. If no device or file exists in the list, it is usually caused by the incompatible
USB disk.
4.8 Logoff
Enter into Main MenuLogoff. Click OK button in the warning window, it will exit the
current user's login status, and user needs to re-login to continue; click Cancel button to
return to the main menu.
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Chapter 5 Remote Surveillance
5.1 IE Remote Surveillance
In order to view the NVR from network, it must be connected to the LAN/WAN or
Internet. The following introduces the use and connection of Internet (two types).
5.1.1 On LAN
Step1: Right-click "My Network Places" to pop up a drop-down menu, then click
"Properties" to open the "Network connection".
Step2: Double-click Local Area Connection", then click "Properties" button.
Step3: Double-click "Internet Protocol (TCP / IP).
Step4: Obtain IP address, subnet mask and gateway of local computer.
Step5: Set the IP address, subnet mask and gateway of NVR.
Enter into the NVRs Main MenuSetupNetwork configuration to enter IP address,
subnet mask and gateway. Subnet mask and gateway must be same as the parameters of
Internet Protocol, and IP address should be in the same field as your computer.
E.g. if your computer is 192.168.1.8, then the IP address of NVR can be 192.168.1.X
(X is an arbitrary integer between 0 and 255 in addition to 8 and 1), subnet mask is
255.255.255.0, and gateway is 192. 168. 1. 1.
Step6: After finishing the above settings, input the IP address of NVR in browser
address bar to enter the login page, such as: 192.168.1.X. The network will download
control automatically (the settings of browser must allow to download control, refer to
Appendix A).
Step7: After the download is complete, it will pop up a login window. As shown below:
Fig 5-1
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Step8: Enter your user name and password (the default user name is "admin",
password is blank), click "LOGIN" button to enter the live preview interface, as shown
below:
Fig 5-2
5.1.2 On WAN
There are two ways for the NVR connect to internet.

1. Connect the NVR to internet through ADSL dial-up
Step1: Enter into the NVRs Main MenuSetupNetwork configurationNetwork.
Enable PPPoE, and do not set the NVR's network address, subnet mask and gateway,
then fill in the user name and password provided by the telecom operators in, click Apply
button.
Step2: Enter into the NVRs Main MenuInformationNetwork information to obtain
IP address, then input it in the browser, such as: http://210.21.229.138, user can enter the
control download interface.
Step3: The following setup steps are the same as steps 6-8 of Chapter 5.1.1 on LAN.
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2. Connect the NVR to internet through router

Step1: Enter into the NVRs Main MenuSetupNetwork configurationNetwork to
input IP address, subnet mask and gateway, or tick off "Obtain an IP address
automatically."
Step2: Make sure the LAN can be connected; access your router by entering the
gateway address, then log on the router management interface to map port.
In this paper, we take Linksys router for example. Specify the IP address and port to
be forwarded from the internal/local IP address of your NVR to the Internet in router "Port
Range Forwarding" of "Applications & Gaming". Each NVR has two ports. (LAN IP
address of NVR can be added to the DMZ host, different routers configuration is different,
and user can refer to the router manual). As shown in Fig 5-3:
Fig 5-3
After mapping the port, user can check the WAN IP address in the running of router,
directly access to the NVR through the WAN IP address and HTTP port, such as:
http://113.108.119.20:HTTP port number. Then enter into the control download interface.
Step3: The following setup steps are the same as steps 6-8 of Chapter 5.1.1 on LAN.
Owing to WAN address will change frequently, remote access is not very convenient,
and users can access NVR by domain name.
For example: enter into NVRs Main MenuSetupNetwork configurationOther
Settings, tick off DDNS, select DDNS Server, enter the user name, password and host
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domain name registered in DDNS server (refer to network configuration), user can use the
domain name to directly access NVR in the WAN access.
5.2 Remote Live Preview
The first interface to load is the live preview screen when accessing NVR remotely. As
shown below:
Fig 5-4
(1) Channel Indicator
Green light indicates the manual recording or schedule recording; red light indicates
the sensor alarm recording; yellow light indicates the motion detection recording; blue light
indicates the video loss. Indicators only show the prior recording mode. The priority is as
follows: video loss sensor alarm motion-detection schedule recording = manual
recording, 16 indicators represent the 16 channels.
(2) Screen Display Mode (synchronize with configured device)
(3) Adjust Volume
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(4) Channel Status: Display the status of main stream, sub-stream and local video state.
(5) Remote Manual Recording
(6) Snap Picture
(7) Talkback Switch
(8) Client Record: Record current video, and save them in users PC.
(9) PTZ Control
5.2.1 PTZ Control
The description of remote PTZ operation panel follows below:
Button Description
Click direction buttons to control the direction

of rotation;
: stop rotating.
Drag the slider to adjust the rotate speed.

'Iris' button.
Click button to increase lighting.
Click button to decrease lighting.
'Zoom' button.
Click button to zoom in the live picture.
Click button to zoom out the live picture.
'Focus' button.
Click button to lengthen focal length.
Click button to shorten focal length.
Call preset
Call patrol
Call pattern
Auto scan
5.2.2 Preview Control
Click the right mouse on the live preview interface to pop up a pull-down menu, as
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shown below:
Fig 5-5
[Sub Stream]: Sub-stream is SD channel with low frame rate for every channel, it requires
low network bandwidth.
[All to Sub Stream]: Set all channels as sub-stream.
[Enable Audio]: Enable or disenable the sound of live video.
[Full Screen]: Display the video in full-screen, and the tool bar will be hided; double-click
left mouse button or click right mouse button to exit full screen mode.
[Zoom in]: Select the magnification to amplify the video. Hold the left mouse button to
view the video.
5.3 Remote Playback & Backup
5.3.1 Time Search
Click SEARCH button to enter the time search interface, as shown in Fig 5-6.
Step1: Select a certain date and channels which need to search video.
Step2: Press Search button, the searched record information will be displayed in the
data information panel.
Step3: Set the screen display mode and playback start time.
Step4: Click Play button to playback video from the selected time.
Step5: Click the relevant buttons on the screen to control playback (such as pause,
rewind, fast forward, stop, single-frame playback, change channel mode, research, etc).
As shown in Fig 5-7.
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Fig 5-6
Fig 5-7
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(1) Play (2) Pause (3) Backward / Rewind (4) Fast Forward
(5) Stop (6) Next Frame (7) Previous Section (8) Next Section
(9) Full Screen (10) Volume (11) Process Bar (12) Channel Mode
(13) Play Mode (14) Play Button (15) Snap Picture (16) Exit
5.3.2 Event Search
Click Event Search button to enter the event search interface. As shown below:
Fig 5-8
Step1: Select a certain date, event type (motion, sensor) and channels which need to
search video.
Step2: Press Search button, the searched event information will be displayed in the
event list.
Step3: Double click an event file to playback. Click the relevant buttons on the screen
to control playback.
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5.3.3 File Management
Click File Management button to enter the file management interface. Select a
certain date and channels which need to search video; press Search button, the searched
file information will be displayed in the file list; user can lock, unlock and delete any file;
double click a file to playback; click the relevant buttons on the screen to control playback.
5.3.4 Remote Backup
User can also remote backup by IE browser. Click BACKUP button to enter the
backup interface. As shown below:
Fig 5-9
Step1: Select the start & end time and channels which need to backup data.
Step2: Press Search button, the searched data information will be displayed in the
list.
Step3: Select the data files, click Browse button to set the store path, and then click
Backup button to start backup. The backup files will be saved on users PC.
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5.4 Remote Configuration & Management
5.4.1 Remote Configuration
Click CONFIG button to enter the system configuration interface. Remote users can
easily set up all the parameters, its setup steps are the same as the settings of NVR. As
shown below:
Fig 5-10
5.4.2 Remote Management
Click TOOLS button.

In the Disk Management interface, user can modify the property of HDD, check
information and format the HDD.
In the Upgrade interface, user can upgrade the NVR system remotely.
In the Reboot interface, user can reboot the NVR, and browser will automatically
re-login.
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5.4.3 Remote Query Information
The system records the work status and operating procedure automatically. User can
query the information about system, event, log, network and online users. Set the start &
end time and log type in the interface of log information, then press Search button to
search log.
Note: The informations are saved in the HDD. It will not have any record if HDD
has not been installed. There is no limit on the number of files, but only with regard
to the storage space of HDD.
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Chapter 6 Mobile Surveillance
You can remotely view Camera streams from your DVR, IPC, IP PTZ and NVR on
your iPhoneiPad, or Android device.
Compatible Mobile Viewing Devices

iPhone (4.0 and above)
iPad (4.0 and above)
Android(1.6 and above)
NOTE: Instant Mobile Viewing on an iPhone using an iPhone App. Free
download available from Apple Store under the name ISSMOBILE. Compatible with
iPhone version 4.0 and above. Selectable 4 channels live viewing. Mobile phone data
plan is required (not included).
Router port forwarding is required.
NOTE: Instant Mobile Viewing on an iPad using an iPad App. Free download
available from Apple Store under the name ISSMOBILE HD. Compatible with iPad
version 4.0 and above. Selectable 9 channels live viewing. Mobile phone data plan is
required (not included).
NOTE: Instant Mobile Viewing on Android 1.6 and above. Free download available
from Google play store under the name ISSMOBILE. Selectable 4 channels live
viewing. Mobile phone data plan is required (not included).
Before You Begin

You will need the following before you can start mobile viewing on your iPhone or
Android device:
The IP address or DDNS host name of your NVR: For details, please refer to the
user manual.
The TCP Port Number of your NVR: By default, the port number is 5000.
User name and Password of your NVR: By default, the ID is admin, no password.
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For Android
6.1 Main Functions
Support Chinese and English;

View the Cameras on real time via wifi and 3G;
Support multi-channel switching;
Support remote play;
Support device configuration, modification and delete;
Support photo view and save;
Support video view and save;
Support IP and DDNS access;
Support Pan, Tilt & Zoom control;
Support Snap-shot;
Support video records;
Adopt direct connection device, without any third party server transit;
6.2 Installation
Users can free download this app from Google play store on Android 1.6 and
above, you may first search ISSMOBILE, like Fig 6-1 as below. Router port forwarding is
required.
Then click Install, the application will be automatically installed into your mobile
phone, like Fig 6-2 as below:
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Fig 6-1 Fig 6-2
6.3 Application Running
6.3.1 Interface Description
After successfully installed the application into mobile phones, it is ready to run, just
click the ISS MOBILE icon in the main menu. The main interface looks like Fig
6-3:
Click icon on top right, then you can access the main menu interface and see
corresponding operation options, including device list, local video, photos, about, etc; refer
to Fig 6-4:
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Fig 6-3 Fig 6-4

Device List: Add a new device, or modify the device settings.
Local Video: If ISS MOBILE has record function, after clicking video records, you will
see the details of the records. The name of the record file will be generated by system
default according to recording time.
Video Remote: Access the device recorded clips and view the video.
Saved Photos: Save the snapshot on the phone when viewing the IP Camera
through the phone; after clicking it, you will see the photos as thumbnail. Enlarge the
photos by clicking it.
Setting: After clicking it, you can set password protection, alarm sound, etc; refer to
Fig 6-5:
About: The related information of the application.
Fig 6-5
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6.3.2 Live Preview
Click back key on top left in the main menu interface, back to display interface, refer
to Fig 6-6:
Fig 6-6
Instructions of the functions on Live Preview interface as below:
Function Key Description
Channel selecting: You can select the channels playing
Select the group of channels
/ Play / Stop
Snapshot
Video Records
Quick Access Device List, edit and select the device
Alarm function
Left Slip to Display PTZ Control Button
Control the directions of the Camera
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/ Zoom in / Zoom out
Change focus and aperture
6.3.3 Add Device
If this is the first time to use ISS MOBILE app, you need to put in all the information
needed. Steps as below:
Click to access Device List interface, the list is blank as this time.
Click on Device List on bottom left to access Detail interface, like Fig 6-7
as below:
Fig 6-7
Device Name: The names of equipment, which can help you identify different devices,
for examples, you can type the names based on the location of the equipment. The name
will be showed on the topside title bar of display interface.
Address: NVR IP address (must be an Internet address) or DDNS.
Port: It means mobile phone port, and you can acquire port number in the setting
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information of the device. Please use the fixed port: 554 here.
User Name: The user name of terminal device.
Password: The password of terminal device, match with user name.
Max Channel: The channels of your NVR supported, 32 channels max.
After editing, please click Save to save the information. Click Back, turn back to
Device List, you will see the name, channels, address, etc, like Fig 6-8 as below:
Fig 6-8 Fig 6-9
Click and Device to edit setting information. For example, click device 66
in Device List, you could modify the settings of device 66.
Click to delete the selected device. For example, click device 64 in

Device List, will show notice like Fig 6-9, select OK, and delete device 64.
6.3.4 Switch Channel
Select the numbers showed in Area 3 in Figure 6-10 to switch channels; select Area
2 to switch channel-group, and then select the numbers in this channel-group to
switch the channels.
Switch the channels within different devices:
If you want to switch to the channels on other devices, steps as below:
1) Press to stop or turn the playing video off;

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2) Click + on display interface, like Area 1 in Fig 6-10, then access device list interface,
like Fig 6-11:
Fig 6-10 Fig 6-11 Fig 6-12

3) Select the device which switched to, will show the channel list of this device, like Fig
6-12 as below:
4) Select the channels in the channel list of this device, turn back to display interface to
view the Camera of this channel.
6.3.5 PTZ Control
Left slip to PTZ Control, like Fig 6-13 as below:
Fig 6-13
Function keys of PTZ control as below:
Control PTZ direction;
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Zoom in and zoom out;
Change focus;
Change aperture.
6.3.6 Local Video
The videos will be saved on the phone after recording the videos. Steps as below:
Note: If there is no memory card on phone, the record function will not work.
Play Video:
1) Click to access main menu interface, select local video to access local
video list interface, like Fig 6-14:
2) Click the video record, for example 20121022145057.mp4, to view this video record.
Fig 6-14
Delete:
1) Click to access the main menu interface, select local video to access local
2) Click , select the needed record, like Fig 6-15, click to delete this video.
3) Click Done and back to Local Video list interface;
4) Click Back and back the main menu, like Fig 6-16:
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Fig 6-15 Fig 6-16

Note: 1) In the all operation steps, you could click Done to end up, cancel the
operation and back the last step.
2) You have to make sure there are video records, so that you could search
the records; if not, you cannot search it.
6.3.7 Saved Photos
The photos are the snap-shot when viewing the Cameras which saved on the album.
You also can check and batch save and delete etc. The steps are the same as 6.3.6.
6.3.8 Switch Language
When you switch the language on your phone, the language of the application will be
changed as well. For example, its switched to English on your phone, the language of the
application will be switched to English as well.
6.3.9 Video Remote
You can access the device recorded clips with the app and view the video clips.
Select the right device, channel and time then tap search, like Fig 6-17:
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6.3.10 Real-Time Alarm
When any channel has any alarming info, the app will show up in the main interface,
like Fig 6-18:
Fig 6-17 Fig 6-18
For Iphone
6.4 Main Functions
Support Chinese and English;

View the Cameras on real time via wifi and 3G;
Support multi-channel switching;
Support remote play;
Support device configuration, modification and delete;
Support photo view and save;
Support video view and save;
Support IP and DDNS access;
Support Pan, Tilt & Zoom control;
Support Snap-shot;
Support video records;
Adopt direct connection device, without any third party server transit;
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6.5 Installation
Users can free download this app from Apple Store on iPhone version 4.0 and
above, you may first search ISSMOBILE, like Fig 6-19 as below. Router port forwarding
is required.
Then click Install, the application will be automatically installed into your mobile
phone, like Fig 6-20 as below:
Fig 6-19 Fig 6-20
6.6 Application Running
6.6.1 Interface Description
After successfully installed the application into mobile phones, it is ready to run, just
click the ISS MOBILE icon in the main menu. The main interface looks like Fig
6-21 as below:
Click icon on top right, then you can access the main menu interface and see
corresponding operation options, including device list, photos, video records, about & help,
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etc; refer to Fig 6-22:
Fig 6-21 Fig 6-22

Device List: Add a new device, or modify the device settings.
Remote Play: Access the device recorded clips and view the video.
Video Records: If ISS MOBILE has record function, after clicking video records, you
will see the details of the records. The name of the record file will be generated by system
default according to recording time.
Photos: Save the snapshot on the phone when viewing the Cameras through the
phone; after clicking it, you will see the photos as thumbnail. Enlarge the photos by
clicking it.
Settings: After clicking , you can set Auto play, screen, priority type, etc;
refer to Fig 6-23:
Fig 6-23
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a) Auto play: Turn on AutoPlay to display the video surveillance automatically on your
next login. If turn it off, it will not display your last time video on the next login.
b) Screen Setting: Select 1 means only one player window in player interface; select
4 means four player windows in player interface.
c) Priority Type: Select the desired type: Real Time and Fluency.
d) Alert Sound: Select the voice prompts when the device alarm is triggered.
e) Play Audio: Open and close the device output sound.
About & Help: The related information of the application.
6.6.2 Live Preview
Click back key on top left in the main menu interface, back to display interface, like
Fig 6-24 as below:
Fig 6-24
Instructions of the functions on Live Preview interface as below:
Channel selecting: You can select the channels

playing
Select the group of channels
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/ Play / Stop
Delete Display Records

Snapshot
Video Records
Real-time Alarm
Quick Access Device List, edit and select the device
Left Slip to Display PTZ Control Button
Control the directions of the Camera
/ Zoom in / Zoom out
Change focus
Control aperture
6.6.3 Add Device
If this is the first time to use ISS MOBILE app, you need to put in all the information
needed. Steps as below:
Click to access Device List interface, the list is blank as this time.
Click on Device List on bottom left to access Detail interface, like Fig
6-25 as below:
Fig 6-25
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Name: The name of equipment, which can help you identify different devices, for
examples, you can type the names based on the location of the equipment. The name will
be showed on the topside title bar of display interface.
Address: NVR IP address (must be an Internet address) or DDNS.
Port: It means mobile phone port, and you can acquire port number in the setting
information of the device. Please use the fixed port: 554 here.
User ID: The user name of terminal device.
Password: The password of terminal device, match with user name.
Max Channel: The channels of your NVR supported, 32 channels max.
After editing, please click Save to save the information. Click Back, turn back
to Device List, you will see the name, channels, address, etc, like Fig 6-26 as
below:
Fig 6-26 Fig 6-27
Click and Device to edit setting information. For example, click device 66
in Device List, you could modify the settings of device 66.
Click to delete the selected device. For example, click device 64 in

Device List, will show notice like Fig 6-27, select OK, and delete device 64.
6.6.4 Switch Channel
Select the numbers showed in Area 2 in Figure 6-28 to switch channels; select Area
3 to switch channel-group, and then select the numbers in this channel-group to
switch the channels.
Switch the channels within different devices:
If you want to switch to the channels on other devices, steps as below:
1) Press to stop or turn the playing video off;
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2) Click + on display interface, like Area 1 in Fig 6-28 then access device list interface,
like Fig 6-29:
Fig 6-28 Fig 6-29

3) Select the device which switched to, will show the channel list of this device.
4) Select the channels in the channel list of this device, turn back to display interface to
view the Camera of this channel.
6.6.5 PTZ Control
Left slip to PTZ Control, like Fig 6-30 as below:
Fig 6-30
Function keys of PTZ control as below:
Control PTZ direction;
Zoom in and zoom out
Change focus
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Change aperture.
6.6.6 Local Video
The videos will be saved on the phone after recording the videos. Steps as below:
Play Video:
2) Click the video record, for example 20121011134721.mp4, to view this video record.
Batch Save:
2) Click , then select the needed video, like Fig 6-32:

3) Click Save to photos album, will show Saved successfully, like Fig 6-33(a) and
(b):
4) Click OK, back to the list interface like Fig 6-31:
Fig 6-31 Fig 6-32
Fig 6-33(a)
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Fig 6-33(b) Fig 6-33(c)

Delete:
2) Click , select the needed record, like Fig 6-32:

3) Click Delete and show the message, like Fig 6-33(a) and (c):
4) Click OK and back the list interface, or click Cancel and Done then back the
main interface like Fig 6-31.
Note: 1) In the all operation steps, you could click Done to end up, cancel the
operation and back the last step.
2) You have to make sure there are video records, so that you could search
the records; if not, you cannot search it.
6.6.7 Saved Photos
The photos are the snap-shot when viewing the Cameras which saved on the album.
You also can check and batch save and delete etc. The steps are the same as 6.6.6.
6.6.8 Switch Language
When you switch the language on your phone, the language of the application will
be changed as well. For example, its switched to English on your phone, the language of
the application will be switched to English as well.
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6.6.9 Video Remote
You can access the device recorded clips with the app and view the video clips.
Select the right device, channel and time then tap search, like Fig 6-34:
6.6.10 Real-Time Alarm
When any channel has any alarming info, the app will show up in the main interface,
like Fig 6-35:
Fig 6-34 Fig 6-35
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Appendix A FAQ
Q1. There is not menu output or only has live image display.
Solution: Check up whether other devices can display menu or long press Exit/ESC
button to wait for login dialog box to appear.
Q2. NVR cannot start after the boot.

Possible Reasons:
1) The power supply is not correct.
2) The contact of power switch is not good.
3) The power switch is bad.
4) Go wrong during the upgrade.
5) The HDD or hard drive line has been damaged.
6) The front panel malfunctions.
7) The mainboard of NVR is bad.
Q3. A few minutes later, NVR automatically reboot or often freezes.

Possible Reasons:
1) The supply voltage is instable or too low.
2) There have some bad sectors on your disk, or the hard drive line has been
damaged.
3) The power is not enough.
4) The video signal is not stable.
5) Poor cooling; too much dust; so bad for the operating environment.
6) Hardware failure.
Q4. Why can't find HDD after the boot?

Possible Reasons:
1) The power line of HDD is disconnected.
2) The cable of HDD is bad.
3) The HDD is damaged.
4) The SATA interface on the motherboard is bad.
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Q5. Why are no images displayed on part or all of the channels of the NVR?
Possible Reasons:
1) The program does not match. Please upgrade the correct program.
2) The brightness of image becomes 0. Please restore the default settings.
3) Channel protection or screen saver has been set.
4) NVR is not connected to IPC, or user name and password of IPC are incorrect.
Q6. Image problems: serious distortion of color and brightness, etc.

Possible Reasons:
1) The impedance mismatch between NVR and monitor.
2) The settings of color and brightness are not correct.
Q7. Why can't query the video when local playback?

Possible Reasons:
1) There's a faulty connection of HDD data line or jumper.
3) Upgrade the program distinguishing from original file system
4) The video file you want to query has been overwritten.
5) Dont enable recording.
Q8. The video shows blurred screen.

Possible Reasons:
1) The image quality is too poor.
2) There is a problem reading data from the program. Usually return to normal
after restart NVR.
3) There's a faulty connection of HDD data line or jumper.
4) HDD failure.
Q9. There is no sound while monitoring.

Possible Reasons:
1) The pickup is not active.
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2) The stereo equipment is not active.

3) The audio cable is bad.
Q10. There is no sound during playback, but it can make a sound while monitoring.
Possible Reasons:
1) Setting problem: the audio option is closed.
2) The corresponding channel is not connected to video.
Q11. NVR displays the wrong time.

Possible Reasons:
1) Setup error.
2) Poor contact with battery or low voltage.
3) Crystal oscillator problem.
Q12. NVR cannot control the IP Dome.

Possible Reasons:
1) IP Dome failure.
2) The network environment is relatively poor, or network go offline.
Q13. Motion detection does not work.

Possible Reasons:
1) Motion detection of remote device is not enabled, or the time period is set
incorrectly.
2) The setting of motion detection area is inappropriate.
3) The sensitivity is too low.
4) The limitation of individual versions of hardware.
Q14. Why can't login to the client or WEB?

Possible Reasons:
1) Client can't be installed or displayed. If your operating system is win98 or win
me, we recommend upgrading the operating system to win2000sp4 or later, or
installing client software with a lower version.
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2) ActiveX Control is blocked.

3) DirecetX8.1 (or later) is not installed. Please upgrade the graphic driver.
4) Network connection failure.
5) Network settings problem.
6) User name or password is incorrect.
7) The client version does not match the version of NVR program.
Q15. There is mosaic or no image during preview and playback over the network.
Possible Reasons:
1) Bad Internet connection.
2) Limitation of NVR resources.
3) Channel protection or privacy mask has been set.
4) This user does not have the corresponding permission.
5) NVR own output is relatively weak.
Q16. Internet connection is unstable.

Possible Reasons:
1) Network instability.
2) IP address conflict.
3) MAC address conflict.
4) The network card of PC or NVR is not working.
Q17. Backup error

Possible Reasons:
1) DVD writer and HDD are connected to the same cable.
2) CPU takes up a large number of resources. Please stop recording first before
backup.
3) The data size is larger than the capacity of backup device.
4) The backup devices are incompatible.
5) The backup device is damaged.
Q18. Why can't cancel the alarm signal?

Possible Reasons:
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1) Alarm settings are not correct.

2) Enable the alarm output manually.
3) The input device failure, or incorrect connection.
4) Program problem (individual versions). Please upgrade program.
Q19. Alarm does not work.

Possible Reasons:
1) Alarm settings are not correct.
2) The connection of alarm module is not correct.
3) Alarm input signal is not correct.
Q20. Why can't control the remote controller.

Possible Reasons:
1) The device ID is not correct.
2) The remote-controlled distance is quite far, or the angle deviates too much.
3) The battery of remote controller runs out.
Q21. Storage time for recording is not enough.

Possible Reasons:
1) Large streams caused by poor image quality of IPC, dirty lens, backlighting
installation, inappropriate aperture, etc.
2) The HDD capacity is not enough.
Q22. Local operation password or network password is forgotten.

Solution: Please contact our customer service staff or call to the customer-service
number. We will guide you how to solve this problem according to your model and
program version of NVR.
Q23. Why can't download the ActiveX control?

Please follow these steps:
1) If IE browser blocks ActiveX:
Open IE browser, then click ToolsInternet Options; refer to Fig 7-1.
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Fig 7-1
Select Security tabCustom Level; Refer to Fig 7-2.
Enable all the sub options under ActiveX controls and plug-ins; Refer to Fig 7-3.
Click OK to finish setup.
2) If other plug-ins or anti-virus software blocks ActiveX, please uninstall or close them.
Fig 7-2 Fig 7-3
Q24. How to input the password and digital numbers?

Click the blank box behind password or items which need to input numbers, a small
keyboard will appear, then select number or letter to input (the initial password is 123456),
you can also use the digital keys on the front panel or remote controller.
Q25. How to handle the situation when codec control is blocked in the VISTA or
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Win7 system?
There are two solutions to fix it:
Go to Control PanelUser Account and Family SafetyUser Account Control; click
Turn User Account on or off. Cancel Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your
computer; Refer to Fig 7-4.
Fig 7-4
Right click IE browser, select Run as administrator to run browser. Refer to Fig 7-5.
Fig 7-5
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Appendix B Calculate Recording Capacity
Make sure the hard disk formatted and installed to the NVR for the first time.
1. Hard disk capability
There is no limit for recording machine. We recommend 500G~ 2048G sizes to keep
better stability.
2. Overall capability option
The hard disk capability formula is:
Overall capability (M)=channel number*time (hour)*capability in an hour (M/hour)
The recording time formula is:
overall capabilityM)
Recording timehour)=
Capability in an hourM/hour)*channel number
The NVR introduces the H.264 compression technology. Its dynamic range is very
large so the hard disk capability calculation is based on the estimation values of each
channel creating files in an hour.
Example:
For one piece 500G HDD, real time CIF for recording, it will keep recording for about
25 days.HDD spaces per channel is 200M/H, if 4channels real time CIF at 24hours
recording uninterrupted, it can last:500G/(200M/H*24H*4ch)=26 days
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Appendix C Compatible Devices
1. Compatible USB drive after test
Brand Capacity
SSK 512MB, 1G, 2GB
Netac 4GB
Kingston 2GB
AIGO 2GB
Smatter vider 1GB
SanDisk 4GB
2. Compatible SATA CD/DVD writers after test
Brand Model
TECLAST GH22NP20/TL-22XD
BENQ DW220S-0K4
LITEON DH-20A6S01C
LITEON DH-20A4P02C
SAMSUNG TS-H653B
3. Compatible HDD list after test
HDD Model HDD Capacity

Desktop HDD 4T
TM
Seagate SV35 3000GB 3T
Seagate ViDEO3.5 HDD 3000G 3T
TM
Seagate Pipeline HD 2000GB
2T
VIDEO 3.5 HDD2000G
TM
TM
Seagate Pipeline HD 1000GB
1T
VIDEO 3.5 HDD1000G
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HDD Model HDD Capacity

SEAGATE SV35.5 1T 1T
SEAGATE SV35 1T 1T
TM
TM
Seagate Barracuda 1000GB 1T
SEAGATE BARRACUDA 500G 500G
TM
SEAGATE SV35.5 500G 500G
SEAGATE VIDEO3.5 HDD 500G 500G
SEAGATE Certified Repaired HDD
500G
Barracuda 500G
WD40EURX WD AV 4T
WD30EURX WD AV 3T
WD30PURX 3T
WD20EURX WD AV 2T
WD20PURX 2T
WD10EURX WD AV-GP 1T
WD10PURX 1T
Note: Please select the HDD that can be supported according to the suggestion list. We
could not test all hard drives due to too many HDD models in the market and different
versions of the same model. We apologize for any inconveniences caused.
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Network Video Recorder User Manual

Thank you for purchasing our product. If there is any question or

request, please do not hesitate to contact dealer.

This manual may contain several technical inaccuracies or

typographical errors, or places that do not match the product. If you

have any unsolved problems in the process of using product according

to this manual, please contact our technical support department.

The content of this manual may be updated at irregular intervals without

different models may be different, please regard the actual product as

well for future reference.

2. Please avoid heavy stress or violent vibration.

is correct before using the NVR.

near the heat, water or moisture.

8. Do not block any ventilation openings and provide good ventilation

around the machine.

9. If cleaning is necessary, use a clean, dry cloth and wipe it gently.

not be used for an extended period of time.

nearest service center. Never attempt to disassemble the NVR yourself.

3.2.2.2 Spot ........................................................................................................ 22

4.3.4 Network Information ....................................................................................... 48

Chapter 6 Mobile Surveillance ..................................................................................... 70

Chapter 1 Product Introduction

1.2 Main Features

Support batch backup

1.3 Special Instructions

1. One IP device supports to be connected to one NVR; otherwise it will cause

There are the following conventions in this user manual:

Chapter 2 Getting Started

2.1 Open-package Check

Front panel and rear panel

2.2 Install Hard Drive

2.3 Front Panel Description

Item Name Description

8 DVD Writer The installation position of DVD writer.

9 Digital Code input/number input/channel switch.

10 REC Manual recording switch.

11 MENU Enter menu mode.

12 -/- Enter one digit or two-digit.

13 ESC Return to the previous menu or interface.

14 MULTI Switch the multi-screen preview mode.

Direction keys: change direction to select items.

Item Name Description

18 Power Power on/off the NVR.

19 USB Port Connect to USB mouse, mobile hard drives, etc.

2.4 Rear Panel Description

Item Name Description

Item Name Description

2.5 Remote Controller

Item Name Function

1 REC Button To start the manual recording.

2 ADD Button Input the number of NVR to control it.

3 POWER Button To turn on/off the device.

Item Name Function

4 Digital Button Code input/number input/channel switch.

5 EXIT Button Return to the previous interface.

6 BACKUP Button To enter the backup mode.

7 SEARCH Button To enter the video playback interface.

8 SEQ Button To enter the auto dwell mode.