Manual de EZTools
Manual de EZTools
User Manual
Separate a series of menu items, for example, Device Management > Add
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Device.
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1 Device Management
The device management software is a tool kit that provides device management and recording
storage calculation functions for different device models. The device management window is
displayed after startup, and you need to add devices first.
In the device management window, you can:
Search online devices in a network and add them using the auto-add function.
Log in to devices to perform configuration and maintenance operations.
Before you start device management operations, make sure:
The devices are operating correctly with normal network connection.
The devices have completed initial configuration.
Toolbar
A B C D E F G H I J K L
No. Description
F Set device time and time zone. See Set Time Zone and Time.
Set search mode and titles to display on the list. See Search Devices and Customize Device
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List.
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Search Devices
Two search modes available:
Multicast: Searches devices in a LAN.
Search by IP Segment: Searches devices (ONVIF compliant) in a specified network segment.
NOTE!
"admin" is the default username and password for all the discovered devices.
Multicast Search
Click Refresh on the toolbar (see Toolbar). The software automatically searches for online devices in
the interconnected network and adds the discovered devices to the device list.
NOTE!
The software searches devices by multicast by default. To search by IP segment, see IP Segment
Search.
IP Segment Search
Search devices in a specified network segment.
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Change Device Password
The default password is only intended for the first login. We strongly suggest you set a strong
password.
NOTE!
The software can only change the admin password.
Log In to Device
1. Select the device and then click Login on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is displayed.
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2. Enter the correct username and password of the device, and then click OK.
3. If the device you want to log in is not in the list, click Login, enter the device's IP address,
username and password.
Select Device
Select a device by selecting the check box in the first column of the list.
To select multiple devices:
Select devices one by one.
Click All to select all.
Click to select devices while holding down <Ctrl>.
Click to select devices while holding down <Shift>.
Drag the mouse while holding down the left button.
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Sort Device List
In the device list, click a column title, for example, IP, model, or status, to sort the listed devices in
ascending or descending order.
Configure Device
Modify Device Address
Modify device address info, including IP address, subnet mask or default gateway.
Modify one device address
1. Select the device and then right-click. Click Modify Network Address on the pop-up menu. A
dialog box is displayed.
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2. Modify the settings and then click OK.
Batch modify device addresses
1. Select devices and then right-click. Click Modify Network Address on the pop-up menu. A dialog
box is displayed.
2. Enter the start IP address. The software will automatically complete the end IP address, subnet
mask and gateway based on the start IP address and the number of devices selected.
3. Click OK.
Restart Device
Select the device and then right-click. Click Restart Device on the pop-up menu. The device will
restart after you confirm the operation.
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Set Image Parameters
NOTE!
This function only applies to IPC. You need to log in first.
Image parameters that can be set may vary with IPC model and version.
2. On the Image tab, modify the settings as required. Major parameters are described in the table
below.
Parameter Description
2D Noise Reduction Reduce the noise of images. The function may cause image blurring.
Reduce the noise of images. The function may cause motion blur (or ghosting
3D Noise Reduction
in some applications).
Normal: No rotation.
Flip Vertical: Flip the image vertically.
Flip Horizontal: Flip the image horizontally.
Image Rotation
180°: Flip the image both vertically and horizontally simultaneously.
90° CW: Rotate the image 90° clockwise. This option applies to corridor
mode.
Control image signals so that the IPC outputs standard video signals according
Gain
to the light condition.
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Parameter Description
WDR Enable WDR to distinguish the bright and dark areas in the same image.
NOTE!
This function only applies to IPC. You need to log in first.
The network parameters that can be set may vary with IPC model and version.
Set network parameters including IP obtainment mode, port number subnet mask, etc.
1. Select the IPC and then click under Configuration. A dialog box is displayed.
2. Click the Network tab and then modify the settings as required.
3. Click Save.
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Set Encoding Parameters
NOTE!
This function only applies to IPC. You need to log in first.
The encoding parameters that can be set may vary with IPC model and version.
2. Click the Encoding tab and then modify the settings as required. Major parameters are
described in the table below.
Parameter Description
CBR: Constant Bit Rate, which means that the IPC transmits data at a constant
data rate.
Bitrate Type
VBR: Variable Bit Rate, which means that the IPC adjusts the bit rate
dynamically according to image quality.
Frame rate for encoding images. Unit: FPS (frame per second).
Frame Rate Note: To ensure image quality, note that the frame rate should not be greater than
the reciprocal of the shutter speed.
When Bitrate Type is VBR, you can move the slider to adjust quality level for
images. Moving the slider toward Bit Rate decreases the bit rate and may affect
Image Quality
image quality. Moving the slider toward Quality increases the bit rate and
improves image quality.
3. Click Save.
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Set encoding parameters for multiple IPCs
1. Select the IPCs and then click Batch Configure on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is
displayed.
2. Click the Encoding tab and then modify the settings as required. For descriptions about major
parameters, see Set encoding parameters for one IPC.
3. Click Save.
Set OSD
NOTE!
This function only applies to IPC. You need to log in first.
The OSD parameters that can be set may vary with IPC model and version.
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2. Click the OSD tab and then modify the settings as required.
Set OSD for multiple IPCs
1. Select the IPCs and then click Batch Configure on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is
displayed.
2. Click the OSD tab and then modify the settings as required. For details, see Set OSD for one IPC.
3. Click Save.
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Set Audio Parameters
NOTE!
This function only applies to IPC. You need to log in first.
The audio parameters that can be set may vary with IPC model and version.
Set audio parameters including audio compression and audio input settings.
1. Select the IPC(s) and then click Batch Configure on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is
displayed.
2. Click the Audio Settings tab and then modify the settings. Major parameters are described in
the table below.
Parameter Description
3. Click Save.
Set DST
NOTE!
This function only applies to IPC. You need to log in first.
1. Select the device and then click DST on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is displayed.
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2. Select Enable DST and set the start time, end time, and bias.
3. Click OK.
2. Set the time zone and system time. Clicking Sync with Computer Time will sync the system time
with your computer time.
3. Click OK to complete setting the time and time zone of the selected device(s).
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Log in to the Web Interface of a Device
1. Select the device and then click under Configuration.
2. The login page appears. Enter the correct username and password to log in.
Maintenance
Export Diagnosis Info
Export diagnosis info of device(s) to a specified location. You need to log in first.
1. Select the device(s) and then click Maintenance on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is
displayed.
Import/Export Configurations
Import a configuration file to restore configurations of a device, or export configurations of a device
to save as a file so as to restore current configurations when necessary. You need to log in first.
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1. Select the device(s) and then click Maintenance on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is
displayed.
2. To import configurations, click Browse to select the configuration file, and then click Import.
3. To export configurations, click Browse to specify the destination, and then click Export.
NOTE!
Importing a configuration file will cause the device to restart.
Upgrade
Upgrade a device by local upgrade or online upgrade. You must log in first.
Local Upgrade
Upgrade a device using a local upgrade version file:
NOTE!
The upgrade version must be correct for the device. Otherwise, exceptions may occur.
For an IPC, the upgrade package (ZIP file) must contain the complete upgrade files.
For an NVR, the upgrade file is in .BIN format.
Please maintain a proper power supply during upgrade. The device will restart after the upgrade is
completed.
1. Select the device, click Upgrade on the toolbar (see Toolbar) and then click Local Upgrade. A
dialog box is displayed (take NVR as an example).
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2. Select the device. Click Browse to select the upgrade version file.
3. To upgrade channel(s) under the NVR, select the channel(s) and then click Browse to select the
upgrade version file.
4. Click OK.
Online Upgrade
With Internet connection, online upgrade will check the device firmware version, download upgrade
files and upgrade the device. You need to log in first.
1. Select the device(s), click Upgrade on the toolbar (see Toolbar), and then click Online Upgrade.
A dialog box is displayed.
2. Click Refresh to check for available upgrades.
3. Select the version(s) and click OK. The following example shows the current version is already
the latest.
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IP Camera/NVR Management
Use the software to add/remove IP cameras to/from an NVR. You need to log in to the NVR first.
1. Select the NVR, and then click IPC/NVR on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is displayed.
2. Select the IP camera(s) to import on the left. Red means the camera has been imported.
3. Click to select the NVR on the right.
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4. Enter the username and password for the camera(s) and click Import Selected. The imported
camera appears under the NVR on the right.
2. Specify the destination in the pop-up dialog box and then click Save.
Toolbar
A B C D
No. Description
Add certain number of channels with specified video settings such as compression mode,
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resolution, frame rate and bit rate for space calculation. See Add Channels.
Add discovered devices for space calculation based on their actual video settings. See Add
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Online Devices.
Add Channels
Add channels with specified settings (such as compression mode, resolution, frame rate and bit rate)
to the list for calculation.
1. Click Add on the toolbar (see Toolbar). A dialog box is displayed.
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2. Enter the number of channels to add and complete other settings.
3. Click Add Channel. The entry is added to the list, including number of channels(device type) and
the set resolution, frame rate, bit rate and total bandwidth.
NOTE!
Total bandwidth = Bit Rate * Channels. For example, 4096*3=12288.
To modify the settings, click Modify on the toolbar (see Toolbar). To delete a channel, select the
channel and then click Delete on the toolbar.
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1. Click Disk Space Given.
2. Select disk space available under Disk Space; for example, 250GB.
3. Select daily recording hours under Record Time Per Day; for example, 24 hours, which means
video is recorded all day long.
4. The software calculates the allowed recording time automatically; for example, 1 day.
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