DS-76xxNI-Ex/xP NVR Quick Start Guide (QSG)

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Warnings
• Proper configuration of all passwords and other security settings is the responsibility of the installer and/or end-user.
• In the use of the product, you must be in strict compliance with the electrical safety regulations of the nation and region. Refer to technical specifications for detailed information.
• Input voltage should meet both the SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) and the Limited Power Source with 24 VAC or 12 VDC according to the IEC60950-1 standard. Refer to
technical specifications for detailed information.
• Do not connect several devices to one power adapter as adapter overload may cause over-heating or a fire hazard.
• Make sure that the plug is firmly connected to the power socket. When the product is mounted on wall or ceiling, the device shall be firmly fixed.
• If smoke, odor, or noise rise from the device, turn off the power at once and unplug the power cable, and then contact the service center.

Cautions
• Make sure the power supply voltage is correct before using the device.
• Do not drop the device or subject it to physical shock.
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 WHAT’S IN THE BOX
Make sure the following items are in your box:

NVR Mouse Remote Power Supply1

or AC Cord2

HDD Screws HDD HDD Cables Ear Mounts2 QSG DVD-ROM

(Installed) (Installed) (Installed)

 MENU TREE
Use this menu tree to navigate the embedded menus.

 FRONT PANEL

Figure 1, DS-76xxNI-Ex/xP Front Panel

No. Item Description

1. Power Green when system has power and is turned on.
2. Status Blinks red when data is being read from or written to HDD
3. TX/RX Blinks green when when network connection is functioning properly
4. USB Port Connects USB mouse or USB flash memory device

1 DS-7604NI-E1/8P
2 DS-7608NI-E2/8P and DS-7616NI-E2/16P
 REAR PANEL

Figure 2, DS-7604NI-E1/4P Rear Panel

No. Item Description

1 Audio In RCA connectors
2 Alarm I/O Alarm input/output connectors
3 LAN Connector for LAN (Local Area Network)
4 Power Switch Switch for turning device on/off
5 Network Interfaces w/PoE IP camera inputs and PoE outputs
6 Audio Out RCA connectors
7 VGA Out DB-15 connector for VGA output (display local video output and menu)
8 HDMI Out HDMI video output connector
9 USB USB 3.0 port for additional devices
10 Power Input Power supply input
11 Grounding Screw Ground (WARNING: Needs to be connected when NVR starts)

Figure 3, DS-7608NI-E2/8P Rear Panel

No. Item Description

1 Network Interfaces w/PoE IP camera inputs and PoE outputs
2 Audio In RCA connectors
3 Alarm I/O Alarm input/output connectors
4 LAN Connector for LAN (Local Area Network)
5 Power Input A.C. power input
6 Power Switch Switch for turning device on/off
7 Fan Cooling fan
8 Audio Out RCA connectors
9 VGA Out DB-15 connector for VGA output (display local video output and menu)
10 HDMI Out HDMI video output connector
11 USB USB 3.0 port for additional devices
12 Grounding Screw Ground (WARNING: Needs to be connected when NVR starts)
 REAR PANEL (continued)

Figure 4, DS-7616NI-E2/16P Rear Panel

No. Item Description

1 Network Interfaces w/PoE IP camera inputs and PoE outputs
2 Audio In RCA connectors
3 Alarm I/O Alarm input/output connectors
4 LAN Connector for LAN (Local Area Network)
5 Power Input A.C. power input
6 Power Switch Switch for turning device on/off
7 Fan Cooling fan
8 Audio Out RCA connectors
9 VGA Out DB-15 connector for VGA output (display local video output and menu)
10 HDMI Out HDMI video output connector
11 USB USB 3.0 port for additional devices
12 Grounding Screw Ground (WARNING: Needs to be connected when NVR starts)

1 CONNECT DEVICES
1. Connect AC power cord (DS-7608NI-E2/8P or DS-7616NI-E2/16P) or power supply plug
(DS-7604NI-E1/4P) to the NVR.
2. Connect NVR to LAN using Cat 5e cable.
3. Connect video monitor(s) to NVR using HDMI and/or VGA cables, as appropriate.
4. Connect mouse to USB port (wireless mouse can be used in lieu of included mouse).
5. Connect to audio I/O using RCA connectors.

2 START THE NVR

1. Plug AC power cord into 110 to 240 VAC outlet (surge suppressor is recommended).
2. Turn power switch on. Power indicator LED will turn GREEN to indicate unit is starting.
3. After startup, power indicator LED will remain GREEN.
3 LOCAL ACTIVATION
System access requires a secure, user-assigned password.
 Set Admin Password
First-time access requires user to create an
admin password.
1. Input same password in Create New
Password and Confirm New Password
text fields.

Strong Password REQUIRED

Password must contain 8 to 16 characters,
combining numbers, lower and upper case
letters, and special characters. At least two
types of the above-mentioned characters are
required. Also, reset password regularly.

2. Click OK to save password and activate

device.
 Log In
1. User Name field will be prefilled with
“admin.”
2. Input Password (account locks for 30
minutes after 7 incorrect attempts).
3. Click OK.

4 INITIALIZE THE HARD DRIVE (IF NEEDED)

The system is set up to record upon power up and will beep and display “Do you want to initialize drive”
prompt if the hard drives are not initialized.
1. Go to MENU > SYSTEM CONFIGURATION > HDD.
2. Use the checkboxes to select the HDDs that need to be initialized.
3. Press INIT. (Factory installed HDDs come initialized. Initializing again will erase any record video.
This does not affect settings).

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4 INITIALIZE THE HARD DRIVE (IF NEEDED) (continued)

 HDD LIST
 TOTAL HDD SPACE
 FREE SPACE






5 SET DATE AND TIME

1. Go to MENU > SYSTEM CONFIGURATION > GENERAL.

 DATE/TIME
Date and time settings

 TIME ZONE
Time zone and daylight savings
time settings

 ENABLE NTP
Network Time Protocol settings


6 SET UP NETWORK ACCESS

1. A network connection is required to access the cameras remotely.
2. Go to MENU > SYSTEM CONFIGURATION > NETWORK.
3. Enable DHCP (check the checkbox).
4. Press Refresh button to update the IPv4 address, subnet mask, and IPv4 default gateway.
5. Disable DHCP (uncheck the checkbox).
6 SET UP NETWORK ACCESS (continued)

6. Change “Preferred DNS Server” value to 8.8.8.8 (leave Alternate DNS Server blank).

 GENERAL TAB
Select this tab
NIC TYPE
 Set LAN type
 ENABLE DHCP
 Check box so that router will
 assign IP address
REFRESH
Press to update values
IP V4 ADDRESS
 Default 192.0.0.64

PREFERRED DNS SERVER
Default is 8.8.8.8
ALTERNATE DNS SERVER
Leave blank


7 SET CAMERA PORTS

After assigning the IP information, click the More Settings tab.

The More Settings tab contains the ports that need to be forwarded for remote access.

• SERVER PORT is responsible for the mobile app and client software log-in.
• HTTP PORT is responsible for Web browser log-in.
• RTSP PORT is responsible for video/audio streaming.
NOTE: The HTTP port, server port, and RTSP can be changed to avoid conflicts
with the ISP or if multiple devices are installed at a single location.
8 SET UP PORT FORWARDING
Port forwarding redirects communication from one address/port number to another to make services on a
protected network available to hosts on an external network.
1. Log into the router, and proceed with port forwarding. Port forwarding steps differ by router. For
port forwarding assistance, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) or router manufacturer. Also
refer to www.portforward.com for step-by-step instructions.
NOTE: Hikvision USA is not associated with www.portforward.com and is not
responsible for any activity between the user and www.portforward.com. Please
avoid accidentally downloading any software from www.portforward.com.
2. Proceed to the Routers section on the website for step-by-step instructions.

9 SET UP HIK-CONNECT P2P CLOUD SERVICE

NOTE: Use the Hik-Connect mobile app (from iOS App Store or Google Play) to create a
Hik-Connect P2P Cloud account to connect Hikvision devices over the Internet. See
your NVR user manual.
1. Enable Hik-Connect P2P on the NVR.
1) Go to Main Menu > System Configuration > Network > Platform Access.
2) Check the Enable checkbox.
3) Server Address must be “dev.hik-connect.com.” If not, check the Custom checkbox, and type
“dev.hik-connect.com.”
4) Click the Apply button. Status will change to “Online” (if all settings are correct).
5) Note the Serial Number and Verification Code shown here (for use when registering the NVR in
your Hik-Connect account) or use the QR code displayed.

2. To see a device’s video stream on the Hik-Connect or iVMS-4500 mobile app, add the device.
1) Login to Hik-Connect mobile app with your user name, e-mail, or mobile number and password.
2) On the Home screen, click the “+” button (upper right corner).
3) Enter the device’s information.
 If you have the device’s QR Code: Use the QR Code Scanner to scan the device’s QR Code.
 9 SET UP HIK-CONNECT P2P CLOUD SERVICE (continued)

 If you do not have the device’s QR Code: Enter the device information manually:
a. Click the Edit (pencil) icon on top right corner.
b. Enter device serial number (device must be online), then click the OK button.
c. When the device appears on the “Results” screen, click the Add button.
d. Enter device’s 6-character Verification Code (all upper case), then click the OK button.
e. Click the Finish button.

10 ADD IP CAMERAS
1. Right click a window in Live View mode to display the menu.
2. Click Menu to display Menu choices.
3. Click Cameras Setup to display the Add Cameras window.
4. Add camera(s) as follows:
 Hikvision Camera Connected to Unit’s PoE Port — Will automatically be added to an NVR
camera channel (Dx) and will be visible on the camera list in white within two minutes.
 Hikvision Camera Connected to the Network but Not Unit’s PoE Ports — Will automatically be
detected and displayed at bottom of the camera list in yellow. Must be added to an NVR camera
channel manually:
1) Click an unused camera channel’s Dx checkbox.
2) Click the EDIT (Pencil) button to display the Edit IP Camera window.
3) Use pull-down menu to change Adding Method from “Plug and Play” to “Manual.”
4) Enter the camera’s IP address and other information as required.
5) Press the OK button to add the camera.
 Hikvision Cameras Not Detected — Must be added manually:
1) Click an unused camera channel’s Dx checkbox.
2) Click the EDIT (Pencil) button to display the Edit IP Camera window.
3) Use pull-down menu to change Adding Method from “Plug and Play” to “Manual.”
4) Enter the camera’s IP address and other information as required.
5) Press the OK button to add the camera.
NOTE: If camera does not connect, use SADP program to find and modify camera
settings.
 Third-Party Cameras — Must be added manually:
1) Click an unused camera channel’s Dx checkbox.
2) Click the EDIT (Pencil) button to display the Edit IP Camera window.
3) Use pull-down menu to change Adding Method from “Plug and Play” to “Manual.”
4) Enter the camera’s IP address and other information as required.
5) Press the OK button to add the camera.
10 ADD IP CAMERAS (continued)
IP Camera Management Icons
Icon Explanation Icon Explanation

Edit basic camera parameters Upgrade the connected camera

Camera disconnected; click icon

to get camera’s exception Delete the IP camera
information

Play connected camera’s live Camera connected

video

NVR CAMERA CHANNELS

Cameras connected to NVR
 PLAY
Play camera’s live video
  
 EDIT (Pencil)
Change IP address (in LAN range)
 CAMERA LIST (White)
Added cameras 
 LAN CAMERAS LIST (Yellow)
Detected cameras will appear here

CAMERA CONNECTED
Shows camera is connected
CAMERA DISCONNECTED
Shows disconnected camera
PASSWORD VISIBLE
Show passwords
ENABLE H.265
Use H.265

11 VIEW LIVE VIDEO

Live View displays real-time video.
Icons in the upper right of screen show
each camera’s record and alarm status.
• Alarm (video loss, tampering, motion
detection, sensor alarm, or VCA
alarm)
• Record (manual record, continuous
record, motion detection, alarm, or
VCA triggered record)
• Event/Exception (event and
exception information appears at
lower-left corner of screen)
12 SET UP RECORDING
The system defaults to continuously record video at 8 fps, or at 15 fps when motion is detected.
 Recording Schedule
Default is to continuously record everyday. Do the following to change the recording schedule:
1. Go to MENU > RECORDING CONFIGURATION > SCHEDULE.
2. Choose CONTINUOUS or EVENT/(MOTION DETECTION) under the Type pull-down menu.
3. Use cursor to select (days will turn blue [continuous] or yellow [event/motion detect]) or deselect
(days will turn gray [off]) the calendar days you wish to record.
4. Apply time settings as desired.
5. Press APPLY.
 TYPE
Motion or Continuous (default)
 COLOR
 Shows Recording Schedule days:
  • Blue=Continuous
 • Yellow=Event (motion/alarm)
• Grey=None
 TIMES
Customize schedule times (ignore for
“motion only” recording)
  ADD
Press to add time settings to
schedule
 ENABLE SCHEDULE
If not checked, camera will not record

 Motion Detection Areas

To define the image areas that Motion Detection will monitor for each camera, do the following:
1. Go to MENU > RECORDING CONFIGURATION > MOTION DETECT.
2. Use Camera pull-down menu to select camera to configure.
3. Check the Enable Motion Detection checkbox to enable motion detection.
4. Use Sensitivity boxes to select how responsive detection should be (the more green boxes lit,
the greater the sensitivity).
5. Drag a grid(s) over the area(s) on the image that will be sensitive to motion.
6. Click the Settings Set button to configure Arming Schedule (when detection is enabled) and
Linkage Actions (what action(s) to take when motion is detected).
 12 SET UP RECORDING (continued)

 CAMERA
Select camera
ENABLE MOTION DETECTION
 Click to enable/disable
 MOTION GRID
 Draw grid area to detect motion

SENSITIVITY
 Select# of green squares to set
sensitivity 
 SETTINGS/SET
Configure arming schedule and
linkage actions
APPLY
 Click to apply settings

 Record Quality
• Main Stream
1. Go to RECORDING CONFIGURATION > RECORD QUALITY > MAIN STREAM and set
the following items:
- Stream Type enables/disables audio streaming from the cameras (if the camera does
not have audio capabilities, Stream Type will have only Video option).
- Resolution sets recording resolution.
- Bitrate Type (Variable and Constant) saves HDD space when set to Variable.
IP Cameras
 MAIN STREAM
Select tab
  CAMERA
 Select IP camera
 EVENT
For event recording only (motion
or alarm)
 CONTINUOUS
For live view image and
continuous recording
  VIDEO QUALITY
Selectnumber of green squares
to set quality (in example,
sensitivity is set to 3)
 12 SET UP RECORDING (continued)
Analog Cameras

  MAIN STREAM
 Select tab
  CAMERA
 Select analog camera
 EVENT
For event recording only (motion
 or alarm)
CONTINUOUS
For live view image and
continuous recording
VIDEO QUALITY
Selectnumber of green squares
to set quality (in example,
sensitivity is set to 3)

- Video Quality adjusts picture clarity (high setting = four green squares is default).
Consider highest if hard drive space allows. Medium setting is a balance between good
picture and saving HDD space.
- Frame Rate sets recording frame rate (8 fps on continuous and 15 on motion by
default). Higher frame rates require more storage, but allows better slow motion
playback.
- Max Bitrate Mode chooses between pre-set bitrate values and customized values
(General setting is default).
- Max Bitrate (kbps) is the chosen bitrate for streaming the video. Max Bitrate should be
adjusted to meet or exceed the rate recommended by the system for the chosen
parameters.
- Max Bitrate Recommended is impacted by resolution, quality, and framerate.
- Record Audio turns on audio recording (requires external mic or camera w/built in mic.
- Video Stream determines which stream is recorded. Leave at default (Main Stream).
• Substream
1. Go to RECORDING CONFIGURATION > RECORD QUALITY > SUBSTREAM to set up
the Sub Stream to stream to mobile devices and display multiple cameras locally.
NOTE: If the upload speed is not sufficient, lower the frame rate, bitrate,
and or resolution for more fluent mobile viewing.

 SUBSTREAM TAB
  Select
 CAMERA
 Select camera
  STREAM TYPE
Select choice
  RESOLUTION
Can go up only to 4CIF
 VIDEO QUALITY
Select number of green squares
to set quality (in example,
sensitivity is set to 3)

13 PLAY BACK RECORDED VIDEO
1. Go to MENU > PLAYBACK.
2. Select the desired camera(s) from the menu on the right of the screen.
3. Select date (days w/recordings will be blue if continuous only or yellow if all/part of day was event).
4. Press PLAY.
5. Click within the timeline to jump to desired time.
 PLAYBACK TYPE MENU
Select type of record to play
 FULL SCREEN
Goes to full screen for multiple
channel playback
PLAY/STOP
Begin playback (toggles between
 Play and Stop)
CAMERA LIST
Select camera(s) to play back
CALENDAR
 Select date to play back
TIMELINE
Click on timeline to jump to
 desired playback time

Playback Controls

 Play Back Record Files

1. Go to MENU > LIVE VIEW.
2. Left click Live View window to bring up shortcut toolbar and click icon for instant playback.
 Playback Controls
1. Right click a Live Image to display a Quick menu and click on icon for instant playback.
14 BACK UP VIDEO RECORDINGS AND CLIPS
Back up recorded video clips to ensure important video is not lost or destroyed.
 Choose Recorded Video Clips To Back Up
1. Connect a USB flash drive, HDD, or DVD writer to an available USB port (this step is mandatory).
2. Go to MENU > PLAYBACK.
3. Select cameras for playback.
4. Select the date and beginning time of the incident.
5. Click START CLIPPING button.
6. Select the ending time of the incident.
7. Click END CLIPPING button (same button as START CLIPPING). Clip will be marked.
8. Repeat steps 1-6 as many times as required.
9. Click FILE MANAGEMENT button to display a new window containing all marked clips.
10. Select the desired clips.
11. Click EXPORT to save files to the inserted USB device.

CAMERA LIST
Select cameras to view
CALENDAR
Select dates to view

PLAY/STOP
Toggles between Play and Stop
START/STOP CLIPPING
Toggles between Start Clipping
and Stop Clipping
LOCK
Locks selected video clips to
prevent them from being deleted
FILE MANAGEMENT
Displays list of saved clips, export
 clips from this window



 

 Lock Video Clips

1. Click on the images of the clips you want to lock.
2. Press the LOCK button to prevent the file from being erased.
 14 BACK UP VIDEO RECORDINGS AND CLIPS (continued)
 Back Up Video Clips
1. Connect a USB flash drive, HDD, or DVD writer to an available USB port.
2. Click on the File Management button to display the File Management window.
3. In the File Management window, choose video clip(s) to back up and click Export button.
4. Choose backup device (USB flash drive, USB HDD, or DVD writer).
5. Click Export (to check backup, choose recorded file in Export interface and click button).

VIDEO CLIPS LIST

Select desired clips to export
EXPORT BUTTON
Save clips to USB device





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