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产品系列 产品型号 产品名称

DS-7804N-K1/C NVR
DS-7800N-K1/C 系列
DS-7808N-K1/C NVR

DS-7804N-K1 NVR
DS-7800N-K1 系列
DS-7808N-K1 NVR

DS-7816N-K1 NVR

DS-7800N-K1/4P 系列 DS-7804N-K1/4P NVR

DS-7808N-K2 NVR
DS-7800N-K2 系列
DS-7816N-K2 NVR

DS-7832N-K2 NVR

DS-7808N-K2/8P NVR
DS-7800N-K2/P 系列
DS-7816N-K2/16P NVR

DS-7832N-K2/16P NVR

DS-7908N-K4 NVR
DS-7900N-K4 系列
DS-7916N-K4 NVR

DS-7932N-K4 NVR

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产品系列 产品型号 产品名称

DS-7908N-K4/8P NVR
DS-7900N-K4/P 系列
DS-7916N-K4/16P NVR

DS-7932N-K4/16P NVR

DS-N2-1004X NVR
DS-N2-1000X 系列
DS-N2-1008X NVR

DS-N2-1000XP 系列 DS-N2-1004XP NVR

DS-N2-2008X NVR
DS-N2-2000X 系列
DS-N2-2016X NVR

DS-N2-2032X NVR

DS-N2-2008XP NVR
DS-N2-2000XP 系列
DS-N2-2016XP NVR

DS-N2-2032XP NVR

DS-N2-4008X NVR
DS-N2-4000X 系列
DS-N2-4016X NVR

DS-N2-4032X NVR

DS-N2-4008XP NVR
DS-N2-4000XP 系列
DS-N2-4016XP NVR

DS-N2-4032XP NVR

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目 录
第1 Product Function Overview................................................................................................ 1

章 Operation required reading................................................................................................6

第2

章
2.1 Front panel introduction and description.....................................................................6
2.2 Rear panel introduction and connection instructions..............................................10
2.3 Mouse operation instructions..................................................................................... 13
2.4 Input Method Description............................................................................................ 14
2.5 Menu Description......................................................................................................... 15

第 3 章 Installation and connection..............................................................................................16

3.1 Installation precautions................................................................................................16
3.2 Installing the Hard Disk............................................................................................... 17
3.2.1 Calculation method of hard disk capacity........................................................17
3.2.2 Hard disk installation steps................................................................................18

第 4 章 Fluorite cloud service....................................................................................................... 19

4.1 Fluorite cloud service process....................................................................................19
4.2 Configuration method.................................................................................................. 19
4.3 Configuration and operation of fluorite cloud mobile phone client....................... 23

第 5 章 Local configuration and operation................................................................................. 28

5.1 Startup and activation..................................................................................................28
5.1.1 Start up.................................................................................................................28
5.1.2 Device activation................................................................................................. 29
5.1.3 Quick Unlock........................................................................................................30
5.1.4 Password Reset.................................................................................................. 33
5.2 Boot Wizard...................................................................................................................35
5.3 IP Channel management..............................................................................................42
5.3.1 RESTRICTION STATEMENT........................................................................... 42
5.3.2 IP Channel Add.....................................................................................................44
5.3.3 IP device configuration management................................................................54

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5.3.4 IP channel import/export..................................................................................... 57

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5.4 preview...........................................................................................................................59
5.4.1 Preview interface status..................................................................................... 59
5.4.2 Preview Action..................................................................................................... 62
5.4.3 Preview convenience..........................................................................................64
5.4.4 Preview display effect adjustment.................................................................... 68
5.4.5 Preview parameter settings............................................................................... 70
5.4.6 Audio preview and intercom.............................................................................. 72
5.4.7 Screen saver........................................................................................................74
5.5..... PTZ control..........................................................................................................75
5.5.1 PTZ parameter setting........................................................................................75
5.5.2 PTZ control operation......................................................................................... 76
5.5.3 Setting and calling of preset point, cruise and track......................................77
5.5.4 One touch control................................................................................................81
5.6 videotape....................................................................................................................... 83
5.6.1 Coding parameter settings.................................................................................83
5.6.2 One click to start recording configuration........................................................91
5.6.3 Video plan configuration method...................................................................... 93
5.6.4 Recording plan settings......................................................................................97
5.6.5 Manual recording settings............................................................................... 100
5.6.6 Holiday Video Settings..................................................................................... 101
5.6.7 Redundant recording settings......................................................................... 104
5.6.8 Group recording................................................................................................ 107
5.6.9 Data protection.................................................................................................. 108
5.7 playback.......................................................................................................................110
5.7.1 Replay Theater..................................................................................................110
5.7.2 Playback auxiliary function.............................................................................. 124
5.8 backups........................................................................................................................128
5.8.1 Video backup..................................................................................................... 128
5.8.2 Backup device management...........................................................................139
5.9.....Intelligent detection...........................................................................................140
5.9.1 Face Detection.................................................................................................. 141
5.9.2 Vehicle detection...............................................................................................144

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5.9.3 Cross-border detection.....................................................................................148
5.9.4 Regional intrusion detection............................................................................149
5.9.5 Entry area detection......................................................................................... 151
5.9.6 Exit Area Detection........................................................................................... 153
5.9.7 Wandering detection.........................................................................................154
5.9.8 People gathering detection..............................................................................156
5.9.9 Rapid motion detection.................................................................................... 158
5.9.10 Parking detection............................................................................................ 159
5.9.11 Object left detection........................................................................................161
5.9.12 Object Acquisition Detection......................................................................... 163
5.9.13 Audio anomaly detection............................................................................... 165
5.9.14 Virtual focus detection....................................................................................166
5.9.15 Scene change detection................................................................................ 168
5.9.16 PIR alarm detection......................................................................................... 169
5.10 Intelligent retrieval....................................................................................................170
5.10.1 Behavior retrieval............................................................................................ 170
5.10.2 Face Retrieval................................................................................................. 173
5.10.3 License plate retrieval.................................................................................... 175
5.11 call the police............................................................................................................ 177
5.11.1 Mobile detection alarm................................................................................... 177
5.11.2 Switching value alarm.................................................................................... 180
5.11.3 Video loss.........................................................................................................184
5.11.4 Video occlusion............................................................................................... 185
5.11.5 exception handling..........................................................................................187
5.11.6 Alarm handling.................................................................................................188
5.11.7 Manual alarm................................................................................................... 190
5.12 network...................................................................................................................... 191
5.12.1 Basic configuration......................................................................................... 191
5.12.2 Advanced Configuration.................................................................................192
5.12.3 Network detection........................................................................................... 210
5.13 Hard disk configuration........................................................................................... 214
5.13.1 Hard disk initialization.....................................................................................214

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5.13.2 Quota Mode..................................................................................................... 216
5.13.3 Hard disk grouping management................................................................. 218
5.13.4 Hard disk detection......................................................................................... 221
5.13.5 Hard disk abnormal alarm............................................................................. 223
5.13.6 Hard disk does not sleep............................................................................... 225
5.13.7 Hard disk status query................................................................................... 226
5.14 Channel parameter setting..................................................................................... 227
5.14.1 OSD Settings.................................................................................................... 227
5.14.2 Video Masking Settings................................................................................. 228
5.14.3 Video parameter adjustment......................................................................... 229
5.15 Equipment maintenance and management......................................................... 230
5.15.1 system information..........................................................................................230
5.15.2 Log query and export..................................................................................... 235
5.15.3 Export/import of configuration information.................................................. 238
5.15.4 Version upgrade..............................................................................................239
5.15.5 Default Configuration......................................................................................241
5.16 Other settings........................................................................................................... 243
5.16.1 Resolution, mouse settings........................................................................... 243
5.16.2 Setting of equipment name and number..................................................... 244
5.16.3 RS-232 serial port setting.............................................................................. 245
5.16.4 user management........................................................................................... 246
5.16.5 Log off, shut down, restart the device..........................................................253

第 6 章 Web Access.....................................................................................................................256
6.1 brief introduction.........................................................................................................256
6.2 Sign in.......................................................................................................................... 256
6.3 preview.........................................................................................................................257
6.4 playback.......................................................................................................................258
6.5 to configure..................................................................................................................259
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technical

parameter.........................................................................................................................260

frequently

asked

questions.......................................................................................................................... 273

Explanation of

terms.................................................................................................................................. 274

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附录 B 推荐接入设备列表............................................................................................................275

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Chapter 2 Operations Required reading

2.1 This section describes the components and accessories that you must understand before using the NVR, including

the front and rear panels and mouse, and how to operate the device。

Function description of the front panel

Indicator light label Description

Power indicator, normally steady red

Indicator of a hard disk blinking red normally

The network indicator is blinking green

Figure 2-2 DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-7800N-K2 series, DS-7800N-K2/P series, DS-N2-1000XP series, DS-7800N-K2 series, DS-
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表2-2 前面板功能Table 2-2
serial numbe Name Description
r

Power Turn on the switch on the rear panel of the device. The switch is
steady green.
1
status The hard disk blinks red when it is being read or written.

Network transmission When the network connection is normal, it is green and blinking.

USB port Can be connected to external mouse, U disk, mobile hard disk and other
2 devices.
DS-7900N-K4 系列、DS-7900N-K4/P 系列、DS-N2-4000X 系列、DS-N2-4000XP 系列前面板
示意图如图 2-3 所示。前面板各部分功能说明请参见表 2-3。

图2-3 DS-7900N-K4、DS-7900N-K4/P 系列、DS-N2-4000X 系列、DS-N2-4000XP 系列前面板示

意图
表2-3 Function description of the front panel

Number Name Description

Power Turn on the switch on the rear panel of the device. The switch is steady blue.

Ready In normal operating state, the indicator is steady blue.

1
 The control status of the remote control is steady blue.
Status
 red normally on the keyboard control state.
 the remote control and keyboard control state normally on purple at the same time.
 No light at other status。
Alarm When there is a switch alarm, it will be steady red.

Hard disk The hard disk blinks red when it is being read or written.

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序号 名称 说明
When the network connection is normal, it is blue and blinking.

Network The greater the data transmission volume, the higher the flicker
transmission frequency.

switch Toggle between numeric and letter input and composite function keys.

Main menu  enter the number 1

 The main menu operation screen is displayed
 enter the number 2
 enter ABC。
2ABC/F1
 Select all F1 functions
 In the playback state, the forward/backward switch is performed.
 enter the number 3
3DEF/F2  enter DEF。
 Secondary function F2, for property page switching

4GHI/quit  enter the number 4

 enter GHI。
2
 Exit this menu and return to the upper-level menu.
 enter the number 5
5JKL/edit  enter JKL。
 delete before cursor
 check box, and ON/OFF switch.
 Start/end the clip of the video in the playback state.
 enter the number 6。
6MNO/video re  enter MNO。
production
 preview mode, according to the channel fast playback into the interface
 playback mode, open/close the voice.
 Under the control of the cradle head, it enters the automatic scanning state.

7PQRS/video  enter the number 7。

 enter PQRS。

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序号 名称 说明
video shortcuts manually, video can be directly into the manual
operating interface, manual open
 enter the number 8。
8TUV/ Hea
d controller  enter TUV。
 In the preview state, enter the cradle head control interface.
 enter the number 9。
9WXYZ/mult
i-screen  enter WXYZ。
 review screen split mode switch.
 enter the number 0。
0/input metho  Switching between input methods (number, English, Chinese,
symbol). (Press the Edit button first.)
d
 Double - click to control the output switch of the main and auxiliary
ports.
 menu mode, the mobile menu Settings activity box, select menu
item data set.
− playback mode
− up【 】Corresponding to the playback menu icon, indicates accelerated
direction key playback.

− down【 】Corresponding to the playback menu icon, indicating the

deceleration of playback.
3
− left【 】 Corresponds to the playback menu icon, indicating the last
file, event, label, or day.
 right【 】Corresponds to the playback menu icon, indicating the next
file, next event, next label, or next day.

 preview, preview channel switching.

 Under the control state of the head, control the rotation of the
head.
 menu mode confirm the operation.

confirm  Check the checkbox and toggle ON/OFF.

（Enter）  playback mode, said began to play/pause. Indicates frame
advance when played in a single frame.
 You can pause or resume auto patrol in the preview state.

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 menu mode, the outer ring: about mobile menu Settings activity box;
Inner circle: Moves the menu setting item activity box up and down.
Shuttle key  In the playback state, the outer ring: clockwise rotation can
4 speed up the play, counterclockwise rotation can slow down the
play;

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number name description

 inner ring: clockwise rotation can jump ahead 30 s, 30 s
counterclockwise can jump backward; Reset and play at normal
speed.
 preview, preview channel switching.
 Under the control state of the head, control the rotation of the head.
Outer ring: left and right rotation; Inner ring: Turn up and down.
on-off key Enable/disable the NVR
5

Built-in Burner burning backup use (optional).

6
burner
USB port Can be connected to external mouse, U disk, mobile hard disk and
7
other devices.
Infrared Remote control operation use.
8
receiving port

2.2 Rear panel introduction and connection description

DS-7800N-K1 系列、DS-N2-1000X 系列后面板示意图，如图 2-4 所示。

图2-4 DS-7800N-K1 系列、DS-N2-1000X 系列后面板示意图

DS-7800N-K1/C 系列后面板示意图，如图 2-5 所示。

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图2-5 DS-7800N-K1/C 系列后面板示意图

DS-7804N-K1/4P、DS-N2-1004XP 后面板示意图，如图 2-6 所示。

图2-6 DS-7804N-K1/4P、DS-N2-1004XP 后面板示意图

DS-7800N-K2 系列、DS-N2-2000X 系列后面板示意图，如图 2-7 所示。

图2-7 DS-7800N-K2系列、DS-N2-2000X系列后面板示意图
DS-7816/32N-K2/16P、DS-N2-2016/32XP后面板示意图，如图 2-8所示。

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图2-8 DS-7816/32N-K2/16P、DS-N2-2016/32XP 后面板示意图

DS-7808N-K2/8P、DS-N2-2008XP 后面板与 DS-7816/32N-K2/16P、DS-N2-2016/32XP 后面

板类似，仅 POE 网口个数不同，具体请参见“第 7 章 技术参数”。

DS-7900N-K4 系列、DS-N2-4000X 系列后面板示意图，如图 2-9 所示。

图2-9 DS-7900N-K4 系列、DS-N2-4000X 系列后面板示意图

DS-7916/32N-K4/16P、DS-N2-4016/32XP 后面板示意图，如图 2-10 所示。

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图2-10 DS-7916/32N-K4/16P、DS-N2-4016/32XP 后面板示意图

2.3 Mouse operation Instructions

After the mouse is connected to the USB port of the device, you can use the mouse to operate the device.
Concrete implementable operations2-4。
表2-4 Mouse operation Instructions

名称 动作 说明

Single click  preview: selected pictures, show the IP channel quick add icon (not

add IP device channel) or display the preview convenient menu

left butto
(already add IP device channel). Menu: Select and confirm.
n
Double click In preview and playback status, single screen and multi screen display
are switched.

 Direction rotation under PTZ control status.

presspull
 In the area setting of covering, motion detection and video blocking

alarm, set the area range.Drag in the area of electronic amplification.

 Drag the time to display the scroll bar.

Right single click  Preview: pop up the right-click menu.

button
 Menu: exit the current menu and return to the previous level.

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名称 动作 说明

 selection box, scroll up options.

upglide
pulley  the scroll bar, the scroll up the page.

 Electronic zoom in. Zoom in.

 selection box, scroll down the options.

glide
 the scroll bar, scroll down the page

 Electronic zoom in, zoom out.

2.4 If the mouse cannot be detected after it is connected, the mouse may be incompatible with the NVR. Replace the mouse.

输入法说明

介绍键盘及按键说明。

键盘如图 2-11 所示，各按键说明参见表 2-5。

图2-11 键盘示意图
表2-5 键盘说明

图标 说明 图标 说明
英文大小写切换。 数字/符号主键盘切换
/

中文拼音切换 空格键

光标向左移动 光标向右移动

返回键 回删键

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2.5 Menu Description

This section describes menu items 表2-6

and common function buttons。 名称

示例标识 说明
菜单项说明
菜单项说明参见表 2-6。 The operation interface in the menu is marked with
property pag double quotation marks, such as "Basic Configuration"
e and "More Configurations".

When you locate a menu icon, you can enter the

Active Box corresponding submenu.

或 check box Whether to select this function.

Drop down Select a parameter.

box
edit box Edit letters, characters and symbols.
在菜单中有 4 个常用功能按钮，具体功能参见表 2-7。
Perform certain functions or go to the lower-level
button表2-7 常用功能按钮说明
Settings menu, marked with double quotation marks,
such as "copy", "apply".

按钮 功能
Save parameter changes in the menu。

Save the parameter Settings in the menu and return to the upper-level
menu.
Discard the parameter settings in the menu and return to the parent
menu.
Return to the previous menu.

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第3章 Installation and connection

Before using NVR, users first install the hard disk according to its capacity, then install NVR and connect other peripherals to NVR.

3.1 Precautions for installation

Improper battery replacement may cause explosion hazard, and users are not recommended to replace directly; If replacement is required,
only batteries of the same type or equivalent type can be used for replacement.

If you connect the product to the Internet, you need to bear your own risks, including but not limited to network attacks, hacker attacks,
virus infections, etc., and Hikvision will not be responsible for the product work abnormalities, information leakage and other problems
caused thereby, but the company will provide you with product related technical support in a timely manner.

NVR is a special monitoring device. Please pay attention to the following items when installing and using it:

Containers containing liquids (such as water cups) cannot be placed on the NVR.

Install the NVR in a well ventilated location. When installing multiple equipment, the spacing of equipment should be greater than 2cm.

Make NVR work within the allowable temperature (- 10 ℃~+55 ℃) and humidity (10%~90%).

When cleaning the equipment, please unplug the power cord and completely cut off the power.

The dust on the circuit board in NVR will cause short circuit after being affected with damp. Please use a soft brush to remove dust from
the circuit board, connector, chassis and chassis fan regularly. If the dirt is difficult to remove, you can use a neutral detergent diluted with
water to remove the dirt, and then wipe it dry.

When cleaning the equipment, do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol, benzene or thinner, and do not use strong or abrasive
cleaners, which will damage the surface coating.

Please purchase the NVR special hard disk recommended by the hard disk manufacturer from formal channels to ensure the quality and
use requirements of the hard disk.

Please ensure that there is no danger caused by uneven mechanical load.

Please ensure that NVR is reliably grounded.

After receiving the products, please open the packing box, take out the equipment, and confirm the packed products and accessories
according to the packing list in the box.

If you find that the items in the packaging box are damaged or any accessories are missing, please contact the dealer in a timely manner.
3.1 Installing the Hard Disk

3.2.1 Calculation method of hard disk capacity

The total capacity required for one NVR can be calculated according to the video recording requirements
(video type, storage time of video data).
For example, when the bit rate type is set to fixed bit rate, the file size generated per hour for each channel
according to different bit stream sizes is shown in Table 3-1.
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表3-1 文件大小说明

Bit stream size (upper limit of bit file size Bit stream size (upper file size
rate) limit of bit rate)

96Kbps 42M 128Kbps 56M

160Kbps 70M 192Kbps 84M

224Kbps 98M 256Kbps 112M

320Kbps 140M 384Kbps 168M

448Kbps 196M 512Kbps 225M

640Kbps 281M 768Kbps 337M

上表提供的数据仅供参考，表格中的“文件大小”估算值可能与实际值有偏差，若因此而造成的任何
896Kbps
损失由使用方自己承担。 393M 1024Kbps 450M

1280Kbps 562M 1536Kbps 675M

1792Kbps 787M 2048Kbps 900M

3072Kbps 1350M 4096Kbps 1800M

8192Kbps 3600M 16384Kbps 7200M

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3.2.1 Hard disk installation steps

Installation tools

A cross screwdriver.

Please use the NVR special SATA hard disk recommended by the hard disk manufacturer.

Before installation, please confirm that the power supply has been disconnected.

The maximum number of hard disks supported by different models of equipment is different. Please refer to "Chapter 7 Technical
Parameters" for details.

Installation steps

1. Unscrew the screws on the back and side of the chassis and remove the cover. 2. Connect one end of the hard disk data cable and power
cable to the main

On the board.

3、Connect the other end of the hard disk data cable and 4、Stand the NVR chassis side by side, align the
power cable to the hard disk。 hard disk screw port with the reserved hole at the
bottom of the chassis, and fix the hard disk with
screws.

5、Cover the chassis cover and fix the cover with screws。

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Chapter 4 Fluorite Cloud Service

4.1 Fluorite cloud service process

"Fluorite Cloud" is a video service portal launched by Hikvision for home and enterprise users.

Through the video service of "Fluorite Cloud", you can easily view the real-time videos and historical videos of your apartments, villas,
shops, factories, offices and other places; Through the alarm service of "fluorite cloud", you can immediately receive the abnormal
information of the places you are concerned about, and take security measures at the first time. No matter where you are, your home and
business are around you.

Service process of "fluorite cloud":

4.1 Configuration method

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Connect to the network

Before installing the device, please connect your device network port to the network through the network cable. You can log in to the
official website of "Fluorite Cloud" www.ys7.com for detailed graphic and text steps, and click "Service and Download → Download
Center → User Manual and Upgrade Program" on the home page.

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1. 1. User registration.
Enter the website www.ys7.com in the browser, enter the "Fluorite Cloud" portal page, click the "Register" button on the page, fill in the

registration information according to the prompts, click Next to obtain the mobile phone verification code after completion, and enter the

verification code obtained by the mobile phone to complete the registration. As shown in Figure 4-1.

In order to protect your personal privacy and enterprise data, and avoid network security problems of the device, it is recommended that
you set a high-intensity password that meets the security specifications.

2. User login.

After registration, fill in the correct user name and password in the login interface and log in to the device management interface. Note:
After the first registration, the system will automatically log in to the device addition wizard page. As shown in Figure 4-2.

图4-2 用户登录界面
2. 设备添加。

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2. Add equipment

Figure 4-2 User Login Interface

On the device addition wizard page, you can use LAN scanning or enter the device serial number to
search for the devices to be added according to the prompts. After searching for the devices, you can add
them one by one. As shown in Figure 4-3.

图4-3 设备添加界面

“The client user of "fluorite cloud video" can quickly add devices by scanning the QR code of the
platform access interface of the network configuration or the platform configuration interface of the
boot wizard.

3. Real time video viewing.

Click the "" button on the video thumbnail of each channel camera of the "Fluorite Cloud" website or
the "Live Video" link in the camera details to view the real-time video of the corresponding scene of
the device. As shown in Figure 4-4.

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Historical video playback.

Figure 4-4 Real time Video Viewing Interface

In the single screen preview mode, drag the lower timeline, and the preview interface will automatically
play back the video image at the time point of the timeline. As shown in Figure 4-5.

For other service applications, please refer to www.ys7.com "Services and Downloads" for detailed operations.

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4.2
：

Configuration and operation of fluorite cloud mobile phone client

The specific steps are as follows:

Step 1

Install the "Fluorite Cloud Video" mobile client.

Download the "fluorite cloud video" mobile client by scanning the QR code, as shown in Figure 4-6.

Log in to www.ys7.com, in "Service and download → Download center → Client software", according to the mobile
phone system

Download the corresponding mobile client.

At present, the mobile client only supports iOS and Android.

iOS users can also download mobile clients in the App Store. Please focus on the icon, as shown in Figure 4-7.

Step 2

Register a fluorite cloud account.

Fig. 4-7 Video icon of fluorite cloud

1. Open the mobile client of "Fluorite Cloud Video", select the registration interface, enter the mobile phone number as prompted, check "I
have read and agreed to register the service agreement", and click "Get verification code", as shown in Figure 4-8.

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图4-8 填写手机号码界面
Figure 4-8 Interface for filling in mobile phone number

1. Input the verification code in the received SMS and click "Next", as shown in Figure 4-9.

图4-9 输入验证码界面

1. Set the account password and click Finish, as shown in Figure 4-10.

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图4-10 设置帐号密码界面

In order to protect your personal privacy and enterprise data, and avoid network security problems of the device, it

is recommended that you set a high-intensity password that meets the security specifications.

Add Device

After completing the registration of the fluorite cloud account, log in to the account, click the "+" in the upper right

corner, and add equipment, as shown in Figure 4-11.。

图4-11 添加设备界面

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When entering the serial number scanning interface, please place the QR code of the device (see the label of the
device body) in the scanning box, and the mobile phone will automatically identify it. After scanning to the
device, you can add it, as shown in Figure 4-12.

 Fig. 4-12 S/N scanning interface

 Both the platform configuration interface of the power on wizard and the platform access interface of the
network configuration can be used for the mobile client to scan the QR code of the added device.

 Point, enter the manual input interface, and add equipment by manually entering the serial number, as
shown in Figure 4-13
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 As shown in.

图4-13 手动输入界面

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步骤4

Before adding equipment, the equipment must be registered to the fluorite cloud platform.

Preview and playback image

After the equipment is successfully added, you can perform basic operations such as preview and playback, as shown in

Figure 4-14 and Figure 4-15

图4-14 预览界面

图4-15 回放界面

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第5章 本地配置和操作

Chapter 5 Local Configuration and Operation

5.1 Startup and activation

5.1.1 Start up

Please confirm that the connected voltage matches the requirements of NVR, and ensure that the NVR grounding

terminal is well grounded.

If the power supply is abnormal, the NVR will not work normally, or even damage the NVR. It is recommended to

use a regulated power supply for power supply.

Before starting the machine, make sure there is a video output interface (HDMI HD interface or VGA) between the

monitor or monitor and the device

Interface).

specific startup steps are as follows:

Connect the power supply to the device, and the device starts to start. The "Start Up" interface pops up, as shown in

Figure 5-1

图5-1 开机界面

DS-7800N-K1/4P系列、DS-7800N-K2系列、DS-7800N-K2/P系列、DS-7900N-K4系列、
DS-7900N-K4/P 系列、DS-N2-1000XP 系列、DS-N2-2000X 系列、DS-N2-2000XP 系列、

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 DS-N2-4000X 系列、DS-N2-4000XP Series equipment is equipped with a power switch. After plugging in the power,
you need to turn on the power switch on the back panel.

 After the equipment is started, the power indicator is green or red.

 After the device is started, you can simply configure it through the boot wizard to make it work normally.

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5.1.2 Equipment activation

Please understand that you are responsible for reasonably configuring all passwords and other relevant product security

settings, and properly keeping your user name and password.

The device used for the first time must be activated and a login password must be set before it can be logged in and used

normally. The activation steps are as follows:

The activation interface pops up after the device is powered on, as shown in Figure 5-2

图5-2 激活界面

Create the device login password, as shown in Figure 5-3.

The password is composed of two or more combinations of 8-16 digit numbers, lower case letters, upper case letters or
special characters.

Passwords are divided into three levels: weak, medium and strong. In order to protect your personal privacy and
enterprise data, and avoid network security problems of the device, it is recommended that you set a high-intensity
password that meets the security specifications.

图5-3 设置密码界面

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Step 3 Click OK to pop up the activation success prompt interface, as shown in Figure 5-4.
图5-4 激活成功提示界面

Step 4
Click OK to complete the device
activation.

5.1.3 Quick unlocking

Please keep your unlock pattern safe.

The quick unlock function provides admin users with the option of quick login.

Unlock pattern settings

After the device is activated, enter the setting unlock pattern interface, and you can set the pattern for admin users to quickly unlock, as
shown in Figure 5-5.

interface
Step 1

Press and hold the mouse, and draw lines on 9 points, as shown in Figure 5-6.

Release the mouse to enter the confirmation unlock pattern interface, as shown in Figure 5-7.
Figure 5-5

Please draw the

unlock pattern

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Figure 5-6 Interface for Drawing Unlock Pattern

When drawing the unlocking pattern, each point can only be drawn once.

The unlocking pattern should be composed of 4~9 points.

If the unlocking pattern is less than 4 points, you will be prompted "Connect at least 4 points, please try again", and the user needs to
redraw the unlocking pattern.

Figure 5-7 Please draw the pattern interface again

Step 2
Press and hold the mouse again, and repeat the pattern drawn in step 1 on 9 points for scribing, as shown in Figure 5-6.

After releasing the mouse, the unlock pattern is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-8. Automatically exit the setting unlock
pattern interface.

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pattern interface
If the patterns drawn twice are inconsistent, the prompt "Please reset the patterns drawn
twice" is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-9,

The user needs to repeat steps 1 and 2.

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Unlock

Step 1
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Before the unlocking operation, it is necessary to configure the unlocking pattern.

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 Figure 5-10 Unlock Interface
 Draw the unlocking pattern to enter the main menu interface.
 Click "Forgot to unlock the pattern" or "Switch users" to enter the general login interface.

 If the drawing of the unlocking pattern is inconsistent with the setting, the system will prompt "The unlocking pattern is wrong,

please try again".

 If the unlock pattern is drawn incorrectly five times, it will automatically switch to the normal login interface, as shown in Figure

5-11.

图5-11 普通登录界面
5.1.3 Password reset

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步骤1
步骤2 Enter the general login interface, as shown in Figure 5-11.

Click "Forgot Password" to enter the "Password Reset" interface, as shown in Figure 5-12.

图5-12 密码重置扫描二维码界面

步骤3 Use the mobile phone client to scan the QR code and obtain the 8-
步骤4 digit security code.

Enter the obtained security code in the security code edit box, and
click OK. Enter the "Password Reset" interface, as shown in Figure
5-13.。

图5-13 Figure 5-13 Password Reset Interface

Create a new password for the admin user and enter the confirmation password, as shown in Figure 5-14.。

步骤5

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图5-14 设置重置密码界面
步骤6
Click OK to pop up "Password reset succeeded!" The prompt interface is shown in Figure 5-15.

图5-15 密码重置成功提示界面
Click OK to complete the device password reset。

步骤7

5.2 Boot Wizard

After the device is started, you can modify the password, configure the system time, configure the network, initialize the hard disk

Some simple operations such as adding IP channels enable the device to work normally.

If you need to skip the wizard, click "Exit" directly, and then "Are you sure you want to exit the Startup Wizard?" pops up Click Yes in the

dialog box of.

Operating premise

Before using the power on wizard, make sure the hard disk is installed on the motherboard SATA connector.

Operating Steps

Step 1 After power on, you can modify the resolution of the display through the resolution drop-down list, as shown in Figure 5-16.

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图5-16 Modify resolution interface

步骤2
The user can select whether to enable the boot wizard at the next boot as required, as shown in Figure 5-17. Click Next.

图5-17 启用向导界面

If the check box is Yes, the device will automatically enter the wizard interface after next startup.If the check
box is Yes, the wizard interface will not appear after the device is started next time. You can enter the general
configuration menu and select Enable Boot Wizard.The QR code on the mobile phone scanning interface can be
downloaded from the fluorite cloud video mobile client.The operation steps for authority authentication are as
follows:Enter the administrator password.

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This step will be skipped automatically when the device is started for the first time and activated to enter the startup wizard.

If "Modify administrator password" is not checked, enter the administrator password and click "Next" directly.

2. You can select to modify the administrator password, and the interface is shown in Figure 5-18. Enter the new password and confirm the
password.

1. Optionally enable pattern 图5-18 Permission authentication interface

unlocking。

If the device has enabled pattern unlocking, click the command button on the right of "Draw unlocking pattern" to enter

the "Set unlocking pattern" interface to configure the unlocking pattern; If the device does not enable pattern unlocking,

check the "Enable pattern unlocking" check box to enter the "Set unlocking pattern" interface for unlocking pattern

configuration.

Please refer to "5.1.3 Quick unlocking" for detailed unlocking pattern setting method.

Click Next.

The operation steps for system time configuration are as follows:

1. Set the "Time Zone", "Date Display Format", "System Date" and "System Time", as shown in Figure 5-19.

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图5-19 System time configuration interface

Click Next after completing the system time configuration. The operation steps for network configuration are as follows:

1. Set "Network card type", "IPv4 address", "IPv4 default gateway" and other network parameters, as shown in Figure 5-
20.

图5-20 网络配置界面

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DS-7800N-K1/4P series and DS-N2-1000XP series support one 100M network interface. DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1
series, DS-7808/16N-K2, DS-N2-1000X series and DS-N2-2008/16X support one 10M/100M adaptive network interface. DS-
7900N-K4 series and DS-N2-4000X series support 2

10M/100M/1000M adaptive network interface. DS-7832N-K2, DS-7800N-K2/P series

步骤6

DS-7900N-K4/P series, DS-N2-2032X, DS-N2-2000XP series, DS-N2-4000XP series support 1

10M/100M/1000M adaptive network interface. DS-7804N-K1/4P and DS-N2-1004XP support four independent 100M network
interfaces with POE function; DS-7808N-K2/8P、DS-7908N-K4/8P、DS-N2-2008XP、

DS-N2-4008XP supports 8 independent 10M/100M adaptive network interfaces with POE function;

DS-7816/32N-K2/16P, DS-7916/32N-K4/16P, DS-N2-2016/32XP, DS-N2-4016/32XP

It supports 16 independent 10M/100M adaptive network interfaces with POE function.

This function includes DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7808/16N-K2, DS-N2-1000X

Series and DS-N2-2008/16X equipment are introduced as examples. For other series of equipment, please refer to the actual
interface.

1. Click Next.

The operation steps for platform configuration are as follows:

1. Select the access platform type and set relevant parameters, as shown in Figure 5-21.

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图5-21 Platform configuration interface

步骤7
When you are finished, click Next.

The operation steps for fast Internet

access configuration are as follows:

1. Set "Port", "UPnP", "DDNS" and other parameters, as shown in Figure 5-22.

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图5-22 Fast Internet Connection Configuration Interface

步骤8
When you are finished, click Next.
The operation steps of hard disk
initialization are as follows:

1. Select the hard disk to be initialized, as shown in Figure 5-23.

图5-23Hard disk initialization interface

2. Click "Initialize" to enter the hard disk initialization interface.

步骤9

3. After initialization, click OK to return to the wizard interface.

4. Click Next. Quickly add IP channels as follows:

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1. The device will automatically search for IP devices that support SADP protocol or ONVIF protocol in the same network segment. As
shown in Figure 5-24.

图5-24 Add IP channel interface

1. Click "One click activation" to activate all IP devices in the list with a password. You can also activate an IP device
步骤10
separately.

2. Select the IP device to be added and click Add.

3. When you are finished, click Next.

The operation steps for video recording configuration are as follows:

1. Users can select "Enable timed video recording" and "Enable mobile detection video recording" as required, as shown

in Figure 5-25.

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图5-25 Video recording configuration interface

1. Click Yes, as shown in Figure 5-
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图5-26 Open the video prompt interface

Open timing video recording "refers to setting all channels to record video 24 hours a day.

"Opening mobile detection video" refers to setting all channels to record mobile detection video 24 hours a day,

that is, when the picture is dynamic, the picture is static and not recorded.

To set the "Enable mobile detection video recording", you need to configure the mobile detection area in the

"Main menu → Channel management → Mobile detection" menu.

2. Click OK to complete the boot wizard settings.

5.3 IP Channel management

5.3.1 Restriction statement

An IP device can be accessed by at most one NVR. Otherwise, the management of IP devices will be confused.
NVR can only access the network equipment of the specified model. Please refer to the official website of Hikvision for the recommended
network equipment.

Users can check the bandwidth of the system's access to network equipment at the Network Resource Statistics Office. For details, see
"Network Resource Statistics" in "5.12.3 Network Detection".

See Table 5-1 for the IP channel configuration restrictions of different NVRs.

表5-1 Restrictions
model The number of IP devices that Accessible bandwidth
can be added

DS-7804N-K1/C 4路 25Mbps

DS-7808N-K1/C 8路 50Mbps

DS-7804N-K1 4路 40Mbps

DS-7808N-K1 8路 60Mbps

DS-7816N-K1 16 路 80Mbps

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产品型号 可添加 IP 设备路数 可接入带宽

DS-7804N-K1/4P 4路 40Mbps

DS-7808N-K2 8路 60Mbps

DS-7816N-K2 16 路 80Mbps

DS-7832N-K2 32 路 160Mbps

DS-7808N-K2/8P 8路 80Mbps

DS-7816N-K2/16P 16 路 160Mbps

DS-7832N-K2/16P 32 路 256Mbps

DS-7908N-K4 8路 80Mbps

DS-7916N-K4 16 路 160Mbps

DS-7932N-K4 32 路 256Mbps

DS-7908N-K4/8P 8路 80Mbps

DS-7916N-K4/16P 16 路 160Mbps

DS-7932N-K4/16P 32 路 256Mbps

DS-N2-1004X 4路 40Mbps

DS-N2-1008X 8路 60Mbps

DS-N2-1004XP 4路 40Mbps

DS-N2-2008X 8路 60Mbps

DS-N2-2016X 16 路 80Mbps

DS-N2-2032X 32 路 160Mbps

DS-N2-2008XP 8路 80Mbps

DS-N2-2016XP 16 路 160Mbps

DS-N2-2032XP 32 路 256Mbps

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产品型号 可添加 IP 设备路数 可接入带宽

DS-N2-4008X 8路 80Mbps

DS-N2-4016X 16 路 160Mbps

DS-N2-4032X 32 路 256Mbps

DS-N2-4008XP 8路 80Mbps

DS-N2-4016XP 16 路 160Mbps

DS-N2-4032XP 32 路 256Mbps

5.3.2 IP Channel addition

Preparation before adding

Before configuring the IP channel, make sure that the IP device is connected to the network where the NVR is located, and set the network
parameters of the device correctly. Please refer to "5.12 Network" for the network parameter configuration method.
The equipment may face network security problems when accessing the Internet. Please strengthen the protection of personal information and data
security. When you find that the device may have network security risks, please contact us in a timely manner. It is recommended that you conduct
regular network security assessment on the equipment, and our company can provide corresponding professional technical services.

Please understand that you are responsible for reasonably configuring all passwords and other relevant product security settings, and properly
keeping your user name and password.

Quick AddThe method of quickly adding IP devices is introduced. The specific operation steps are as follows：
 Enter the IP Channel Management interface.
步骤1
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 In the preview interface, right-click to open the right-click menu and select
"Add IP Channel". The right-click menu is shown in Figure 5-27, and the "IP
Channel Management" interface is shown in Figure 5-28.

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图5-27 Right click to 图5-28 Quickly add IP channel interface

quickly add

Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Channel Configuration → IP Channel". Enter the "IP Channel" interface of channel
management, as shown in Figure 5-29.

步骤2 Activate the IP 图5-29 Quickly add IP device interface

device
If the IP device has been activated, you can directly add an IP channel.

Activate a single IP device.

1) Click the inactive IP device, and the activation interface pops up, as shown in Figure 5-30.

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图5-30Activation interface
1) Set Login Password。

 The password is composed of two or more combinations of 8-16 digit numbers, lower case letters,
upper case letters or special characters.

 Passwords are divided into three levels: weak, medium and strong. In order to protect your personal
privacy and enterprise data, and avoid network security problems of the device, it is recommended that
you set a high-intensity password that meets the security specifications.
步骤3 
 Check "Use the device administrator password", then the login password of the IP device is the
same as that of the NVR administrator admin.

 Click "One click activation" to pop up the activation interface, as shown in Figure 5-30, which can
activate all inactive
步骤4
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 IP devices.
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 After successful activation, the "security" status in the list is displayed as "activated".

 Add an IP channel.
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 Select the IP device to be added. Single, NVR uses the default username admin and activation
password to add the IP device.

 Repeat the above operations to add multiple IP channels.

 Click "One click Add" to activate all IP devices searched and add them to NVR without exceeding
the number of devices
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 And the activation password is the same as that of admin by default.
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 Check the connection status, as shown in Figure 5-31.
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 Add through path 1, "the status indicates that the addition is successful. Add quickly through path
2," the status indicates that the addition is successful. Click the left mouse button to preview the image.
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 "The status indicates that adding failed. Click the left mouse button to view the error information
and add again according to the status prompt information.

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The device will search for IP devices in the same network segment that support SADP, ONVIF protocols and more than

ten private protocols such as Sony, Samsung, Axis, and display them on the IP channel management interface.

The default user name of "quick add" mode is admin; Password: Activation password.

There are many manufacturers that use the ONVIF protocol. If the user name and password are not default, it is

recommended to use the custom addition method.

If "Status" is displayed as "and" User name or password or random code error "is prompted, please click and fill in

the verification code of the civil IPC (the verification code in the label of the civil IPC base) at the random code.
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5 will prompt "Please upgrade the IP camera".

If the IPC version is too low, the "Protocol"

Custom Add -

The specific operation steps are as follows: 3

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Enter the IP channel adding interface. C

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图5-32 Customize the interface for adding IP channels

Tick "Continue to add", after a custom added IP channel is completed, you can continue to add other IP channel adding interfaces in the
custom added IP channel interface.

If you do not check "Continue to add", you will return to the IP channel management interface after completing the custom addition of
an IP channel.

Path 2:

1) Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → IP Channel". Enter the "IP Channel" interface of channel management, as shown in
Figure 5-29.

2) Select Custom Add to enter the Custom Add IP Configuration interface. As shown in Figure 5-32.

Path 3:

1) In the preview state, select an idle window, and the addition character appears, as shown in Figure 5-33.

图5-33 Preview interface

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13) Enter the interface for adding IP channels, as shown in Figure 5-34。

图5-34 AddIPchannelinterfac

Enter the IP channel address, protocol, management port, (device channel number), transmission protocol, user name and

password, and click

Add.

Check the connection status, as shown in Figure 5-31.

Plug and Play Add

Enter the "IP Channel" interface of channel management, as shown in Figure 5-35.

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步骤2 Edit IP Channel。 图5-35 Plug and Play IP Channel Configuration Interface

Select or double-click a channel to enter the Edit IP Channel interface. The addition mode supports "Plug and Play" and "Manual", as

shown in Figure 5-36.

If the "manual" adding mode is selected, the device needs to be connected to the network interconnected with the IP channel, and the

adding mode is similar to "custom adding".

If the "plug and play" mode is selected, the IP channel shall be connected to the independent direct connected Ethernet port.

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步骤3
图5-36 Edit IP Channel Interface

Connect the
device.

The device automatically modifies the IP address of the independent Ethernet port IP device and successfully connects, as shown in Figure

5-37.

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图5-37 IP Automatic channel adding success interface

The status indicates that the addition is successful. The image can be previewed by clicking the left mouse button.

"The status indicates that adding failed. Click the left mouse button to view the error information and add again

according to the status prompt information.

DVS Add describes how to add and configure DVS. The

specific steps are as follows:

Enter the "IP Channel" interface of channel management, as

shown in Figure 5-29. To activate DVS, see Quick Add for
the activation method.

Single, add DVS device.

Select the channel number to be added, and click OK, as

shown in Figure 5-38.

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图5-38 DVS device channel number configuration interface

步骤5
Check the connection status, as shown in Figure 5-39.

图5-39 DVS 连接装状态

Custom Protocol

Add
使IP channels added by protocol customization must support standard RTSP streaming,
otherwise they cannot be accessed.

Before adding an IP channel using the protocol customization method, you need to
contact the camera manufacturer to obtain the URL of its main code stream and sub code
stream.

The equipment provides access via RTSP protocol. The specific operation steps are as
follows:

In the IP Channel interface of channel management, select Custom Add to enter the

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步骤3
Enter the transmission protocol, port and resource path, and click OK to complete the custom protocol.

步骤4
The general format of URL is: [type]://[IP address]: [port]/[resource path], such as:

rtsp://192.168.0.1:554/ch1/main/av_stream 。

If the camera does not support sub code stream or does not need to use sub code stream, please set "Enable sub
code stream" to.

In the user-defined addition interface, enter the channel IP address, user name, password and other information, as
shown in Figure 5-41.

步骤5
图5-41 协议自定义通道添加

Click Add to view the connection status, as shown in Figure 5-42.

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图5-42 Protocol Custom Connection Status

The status indicates that the addition is successful.

"The status indicates that adding failed. Click the left mouse button to view the error information and add again according to the status

prompt information.

5.3.3 IP Device Configuration Management

After the IP device is successfully added, the device can perform configuration management on the IP device.

edit

In the "IP Channel" interface of channel management, click Single to enter the editing interface.

Modify the IP address, management port, password and other parameters of the IP channel. Click OK to modify the IP channel parameters,

as shown in the figure

5-43.

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图5-43 Editing interface

升级
Select Upgrade and the directory of the upgraded file to upgrade the network IP device, as shown in Figure 5-44.

图5-44 IP 通道升级界面通

The suffix passing drop-down menu can filter mobile device files.

delete

Select Delete to delete the IP channel.

Select a channel number and click Delete to delete multiple IP channels at the same time. As shown in Figure 5-45.

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图5-45 Delete multiple IP channels

Advanced Configuration

Press the left mouse button and hold down the scroll bar below, and drag the mouse to move it to the right. Select Advanced Configuration
to configure the IP address, user name and password of the network device, as shown in Figure 5-46.

图5-46 Advanced configuration interface

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The upgrade and advanced configuration functions need the support of the protocol and manufacturer; After the upgrade is successful, the
network device automatically restarts.

The upgrade and advanced configuration functions can only be used after being successfully added.

The password is composed of two or more combinations of 8-16 digit numbers, lower case letters, upper case letters or special
characters.

Passwords are divided into three levels: weak, medium and strong. In order to protect your personal privacy and enterprise data, and
avoid network security problems of the device, it is recommended that you set a high-intensity password that meets the security
specifications.

If you need to modify the passwords of all IP devices accessed by Hikvision protocol, you can select "Synchronize the passwords to the
IP channels accessed by the default protocol" when modifying the admin account password to achieve batch modification.

View Password

Only admin users can view the password of the accessed IP channel.

Check the "IP Channel Password Visible" checkbox, and the password of the corresponding IP device will be displayed immediately in the
"Security" column of the accessed IP channel, as shown in Figure 5-47.

图5-47 View the IP channel password interface

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If the device does not enable the operation password, check the "IP channel password visible" checkbox, and then enter

the correct admin password in the pop-up permission confirmation dialog box before viewing the password.

5.3.3 IP Channel Import/Export

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1

Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → IP Channel".

Select the IP Channel Import/Export property page and select an external storage device.

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步骤2 Click Export to export the IP channel information that has been added to the device to storage media such as USB flash
disk, as shown in Figure 5-48.

The user can open the exported information (excel file) on the PC and add, delete and modify it according to the file format.
Select the configuration file and click Import to quickly import the recorded IP channel to the device, as shown in Figure 5-49.

步骤3 图5-49 IP channel import pass

步骤4
The suffix passing drop-down menu can filter mobile device files.

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5.4 预览
Preview interface status
In the preview interface, the video recording and alarm status of each channel can be distinguished by the icon at the top right of each
channel. See Table 5-2 for the description of preview status.
表5-2 Preview Status Description

Status Description
Abnormal alarm (including video loss alarm, video occlusion alarm, video
movement detection alarm, switching value alarm, intelligent detection alarm)

Video recording (including manual, timing, motion detection, alarm, dynamic

detection and alarm, dynamic detection or alarm, event recording)

Abnormal alarm and video recording

Alarm/abnormal information

Prompt that the device has not been added to the fluorite cloud account

Alarm/abnormal information setting

In the preview interface, when the device receives alarm or exception information, the indicator icon will prompt the user of the
alarm or exception that is occurring.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 In the preview screen, if there is an alarm or exception, the lower left corner of the interface will appear, as shown in Figure
5-50.

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图5-50 Preview Information Tips

步骤2
Click to view the "Alarm/Exception Information" interface, as shown in Figure 5-51。

“Fig. 5-51 Click "Setting" in the

alarm/exception information interface to enter the "Event Prompt
Configuration" interface, as shown in Fig. 5-52. The user selects the alarm or
exception type to be prompted. All are selected by default.

步骤3

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图5-52 Event prompt configuration interface

The event prompt configuration item can also be configured in "Main Menu → System Configuration → Abnormal Configuration".

If the user needs to turn off the event prompt, please cancel "Enable Event Prompt" in "Main Menu → System Configuration →
Abnormal Configuration".

Tips for fluorite clouds

In the preview interface, when the device has enabled the fluorite cloud but has not joined the fluorite cloud account, the indicator will
prompt the user to join the fluorite cloud account.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

In the preview screen, when the device has enabled the fluorite cloud but has not added the fluorite cloud
account, the lower left corner of the interface will appear, as shown in Figure 5-53.

图5-53 Fluorite cloud account exception prompt

单 check the fluorite cloud, as shown in Figure 5-54.

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图5-54Information prompt of fluorite cloud

步骤3

The user can select whether to display the prompt icon of fluorite cloud within one week according to the demand.

If the checkbox of "Don't prompt again within one week" is "OK", the device will not prompt again within one week.
If the checkbox of "Don't prompt again within a week" is "OK", the device will not prompt again on the same day.
After the device is restarted, the prompt will be restored.
5.4.2 Preview
In the preview status, you can switch the preview screen, adjust the preview mode, perform round robin, and play back all day through the
right-click menu. The shortcut menu is shown in Figure 5-55. See Table 5-3 for descriptions of various functions.

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图5-55 Right click menu

表5-3 菜单项说明

name description
menu Enter the system main menu.

Single screen Single screen switching through pull-down menu options.

Multi screen Change the preview mode through the drop-down menu option.

Previous screen Switch to the previous screen.

Next screen Switch to the next screen.

Start patrol Preview the status sheet/multi screen to start the round trip.

Turn on recording Turn on all channels' all day fixed time or motion detection recording with one key
through the pull-down menu option.

Add IP Channel Enter the IP channel management interface to quickly add a configured IP channel.

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名称 说明
playback Enter the video playback interface of the channel.

PTZ control The PTZ is operated and controlled by preset point, cruise, track, light, wiper, etc.

Fast Internet Enter the network configuration interface.

Access
Configuration
Output mode Modify the image preview effect of the output port by selecting the mode.

After operating the main menu of the device, common menu options will appear in the right-click menu to facilitate

users to quickly enter the menu for operation.

If you need to use the "start round patrol" operation, please set the "switching time" in the preview configuration in

advance.。

5.4.1 Preview convenient operation

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Enter the preview screen and left click to select the channel to be operated. The convenient operation menu pops up, as

shown in Figure 5-56

Electronic amplification

The specific operation steps are as follows:

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single click.

Enter the

"Schematic 图5-57 电子放大操作界面

Diagram of

Electronic

Enlargement

Operation"

interface, as

shown in

Figure 5-57. Use the electronic amplification control key to conduct electronic amplification. See Table 5-5 for
the description of the electronic amplification control key. The electronic magnification result
interface is shown in Figure 5-58.
Description of electronic amplification control key

表5-5

Button description button description button description

Enlarge the Zoom Out Electronic

image Image magnification
adjustment

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图5-58 Electronic amplification result interface

 Entering the electronic magnification interface, the image is not magnified by default; The
maximum magnification of the image is 16 times.
 You can also zoom in and out of images with the mouse wheel. Slide the mouse wheel up
to enlarge the image; The mouse wheel slides down to reduce the image.
 When the image is magnified, the image center is magnified by default. Press and hold the
left mouse button to drag the image to switch to other areas that need to be enlarged.
 Preview Policy
 When previewing the IP channel, the user clicks the image to open the Preview Strategy
interface, where you can adjust the image display, as shown in Figure 5-59.

图5-59 Preview Policy

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Good real-time performance: display according to the shortest delay. If the network is not ideal, there may be a
jam.

Balance: give consideration to real-time and fluency.

Good smoothness: improve the buffer area and improve the smoothness of the IP channel image; The
displayed delay will increase.

Channel information

Select the preview IP channel and move the mouse over the figure to view the real-time channel information of
this IP channel, as shown in the figure

5-60.

图5-60 Channel information display

Channel sequence

In the preview interface, you can press and hold the left mouse button,
drag the screen to the corresponding position, and then you can easily
set the IP channel display order。

Before adjusting the channel order, make sure that the user of the channel has logged in to the
device and has IP channel management permission.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Right click the mouse on the preview screen and select "Multi screen" in the pop-up menu to
set it to the multi screen preview mode. As shown in Figure 5-61

As shown in.

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图5-61 Four screen preview interface

步骤2 Click the left mouse button, press and hold the first screen, drag it to the position of the second
screen, and release the mouse. The images of the first and second pictures can be exchanged.
As shown in Figure 5-62.

图5-62 Preview interface after channel exchange

5.4.2 Preview display
effect adjustment
Image Configuration
For each channel, users can select image configuration, set different image parameters, and
adjust the image display and playback effect.

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步骤1 The specific operation steps are as follows:

Enter the preview screen and left click to select the channel to be operated. The convenient
步骤2
operation menu pops up, as shown in Figure 5-56.单 击 。

The selected image channel will be displayed in full screen, and the image configuration

interface will pop up in the lower right corner, as shown in Figure 5-63.

图5-63 图像配置界面

步骤3

See Table 5-6 for the video parameters of the adjustment channel.

Adjusting video parameters will not only change the preview effect of the image, but also change
the video recording and playback quality of the image.
The adjusted image parameters need to be supported by the front-end IP device. If the IP
device only supports two parameter adjustments, then NVR
Only two image parameters are displayed for configuration when image configuration is
performed on the.
表5-6 Description of image configuration parameters
name
Level 0~100 is adjustable. The
brightnes The brightness of the picture. greater the value, the greater the
s brightness.

Measurement of different brightness Level 0~100 is adjustable. The

Contrast. levels between the lightest white and greater the value, the greater the
darkest black in the light and dark contrast between light and dark.
areas of the screen。
Level 0~100 is adjustable. The
saturation The brightness of colors in the greater the value, the greater the
picture. color content.

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参数名称 参数理解 参数设置
chroma The purity of color in the picture reflects Level 0~100 is adjustable.
the color tone.

Output mode

You can also use the displayed output mode to modify the image preview effect of all output
ports. The specific operation steps are as follows:
步骤1 Right click to pop up the
步骤2 shortcut menu. Select the
Output Mode option.

The "Output Mode" interface

pops up, as shown in Figure 5-
64.

图5-64 Output mode interface

步骤3

Adjust the output mode

of the display.
The output modes available are: standard, bright, soft and bright. You can adjust the display
effect of the output appropriately.

The adjustment of the output mode will not affect the video recording and playback effect of the
image。

5.4.3 Preview parameter settings

The user can set parameters such as preview display mode, channel display order and round robin

switching time in Preview Configuration.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → System
步骤1 Configuration → Preview Configuration".
Enter the "Preview Configuration"
interface, as shown in Figure 5-65.
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图5-65 Preview configuration interface

步骤2
步骤3 Select the output port and set the screen division mode of preview. Sets the channel preview

display order.

The specific operation steps are as follows (taking D1 and D3 channel preview display position

exchange as an example)：
1. Select the "View Configuration" property page.
2. Click the right area to select D1 (marked with red 1), as shown in Figure 5-66。

图5-66 View configuration interface

3. Move the mouse to select D3 (marked with red 2) on the left, and double-click D3, then the
third window will automatically become X.
4. Click the third window (marked with red 3) in the right area to make it selected.
5. Move the mouse to select D1 (marked with red 4) on the left, and double-click D1 to complete
the display position exchange between D1 and D3, as shown in Figure 5-67.
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图5-67 Channel preview displays the interface of successful sequence

exchange

步骤4
You can quickly turn on or off all preview channels by using the lower right and.
Click Apply to save the settings.

5.4.4 If you want to enable the preview automatic round robin function, you need to select the round
robin time interval on the "Switching Time". The settings you can select are: no switching, 5
seconds, 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, 120 seconds and 300 seconds.
Audio preview and intercom
Audio
Previews

Before setting, the user needs to connect the pickup to the audio input port of the IP device
and the active speaker to the audio output port of the NVR rear panel.

步骤1

The specific operation steps are as follows:

步骤2
Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Preview Configuration". Enter the preview

configuration interface.Select "Audio Preview" of "Output Port" to set the status of "Audio

Preview" as shown in Figure 5-68.

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图5-68 Audio preview setting interface

步骤3
Press and hold the left mouse button and slide the scroll bar left and right to adjust the audio
preview volume, as shown in Figure 5-69。

图5-69 Preview volume adjustment interface

步骤4
Click Apply to save the
settings。
步骤5 Return to the preview interface, select the channel to open the audio, and use the audio preview

in the left click shortcut menu to open the audio。

Voice
intercom
Before intercom, users need to connect the pickup to the intercom input of NVR, and the active speaker to the
audio output.

Only DS-7800N-K1/C does not support voice intercom function.

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5.4.5 The user can use the voice intercom interface of the device to realize the intercom function
between the remote control terminal and the device.屏幕保护
Operating premise

If the user has no local operation behavior within a certain period of time, the device will enter
the screen saver status and return to the preview display interface.

Operating Steps
步骤1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → General Configuration".
Enter the "General Configuration" interface. Select the More Configurations property page.
步骤2 The "More Configurations" interface of general configuration is shown in Figure 5-70.

步骤3 图5-70 More configuration interfaces for general configuration

The user can set the screen saver time according to the usage. The options are: 1 minute, 2
minutes, 5 minutes
10 minutes, 20 minutes, 30 minutes and never.

The screen protection time is 5 minutes by default.

After entering the screen protection state, if the user has set the enabling operation password,
when entering the main menu again or conducting preview operation control, the user name and
步骤4 password shall be verified.
Click Apply to save the settings.

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5.5.1 Pan tilt control

PTZ parameter setting

Operating premise

Before the user controls the dome or PTZ of the IP channel, please confirm that the network
between the PTZ decoder and NVR is connected normally, and configure the PTZ decoder
parameters in the device.

Operating Steps
步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → PTZ Configuration".
Enter the "PTZ configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-71.

图5-71 云台配置界面

步骤2 Select "PTZ parameter configuration" to enter PTZ parameter configuration interface, as shown
in Figure 5-72.

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图5-72 PTZ parameter configuration interface

步骤3
步骤4 For PTZ protocol of IP channel, PTZ address shall be consistent with PTZ decoder parameters.
Set the PTZ parameters of the channel. Click Apply to save the settings.
PTZ control operation
The specific operation steps are as follows:
步骤1
In the preview screen, select "PTZ control" in the preview channel shortcut menu to enter
步骤2
PTZ control mode.
Use the PTZ control bar (or mouse) to control the PTZ. The PTZ control bar is shown
in Figure 5-73, and the PTZ control bar is described in Table 5-7.

图5-73 云台控制条

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表5-7 云台控制条说明
按钮 说明 按钮 说明 按钮 说明

Pan tilt Adjust Adjust zoom

direction zoom+, -, zoom -,
control and zoom+, aperture-
automatic aperture+
scanning
button
Select IP menu 3D
Channel Positioning
Center Light switch Wiper

Adjustment of Enter PTZ Start/stop

PTZ moving configurati watch one
speed on button
interface cruise
Start/stop watch Start/stop Start/stop
cruise 1 watch area
preset point scanning
1
One click
restore PTZ Call Cruise Stop Cruise
default
parameters
Call preset point Call track Stop Track

Exit PTZ - -
minimize control
windows

In the PTZ configuration interface, click "PTZ" to enter the PTZ control mode.

In the PTZ control mode, the PTZ control bar will appear only when the USB mouse is connected to the
device.

5.5.2 If the user does not connect the mouse to the device, a logo will appear in the lower left
corner of the image to remind the user that the current channel is in PTZ control mode.
5.5.3 Setting and calling of preset point, cruise and track
Preset point, cruise and trajectory functions need to be supported by the front-end PTZ decoder protocol.

Setting and calling of preset point步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → PTZ Configuration".

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Enter the "PTZ configuration" interface,
步骤2 as shown in Figure 5-71. The specific
operation steps for setting preset
points are as follows:

1. Use the PTZ direction key to rotate

the image to the position where the
preset point needs to be set.

2. In the "Preset Point" box, enter the

preset point number, as shown in
Figure 5-74.

3. Click "Set" to finish setting the

preset point.

4. Repeat the above operation to set

more preset points.

图5-74 Preset point setting interface

步骤3
Call preset
point。
1) In the "PTZ configuration" interface, input the preset point set first, and then click the "Call"
button to complete the call of the preset point.
2) Enter the PTZ control interface and call the preset point according to the following steps.
3) Enter PTZ control mode. Click "PTZ" in the "PTZ configuration" interface. In preview mode,
click "PTZ control" in the channel shortcut menu or press the "PTZ control" key on the front
panel and keyboard.
4) In the "General Control" interface, enter the preset point number and click "Call preset
point" to complete the call of preset point, as shown in the figure 5-75.

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图5-75 云台控制界面
5) Repeat the above operation to call more preset points.。
Setting and calling of cruise
The specific operation steps are as follows:
步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Channel
Management → PTZ Configuration".
步骤2 Enter the "PTZ configuration" interface, as
shown in Figure 5-71.
Set the cruise path as follows:
1. Select the cruise path.
2. Click Set to add a key number.
3. Set key point parameters, including key point serial number, cruise time, cruise speed, etc.
4. Click Add to save the key points, as shown in Figure 5-76.
5. Repeat the above steps to add the required cruise points in turn.

图5-76 关键点参数设置界面

The key points are the cruise points of the cruise path. The cruise path runs from small to large
according to the key points. Cruise time refers to the time of staying at the preset point.
Cruise speed refers to the speed of the ball machine from one preset point to another.

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步骤3
Call cruise.

In the "PTZ configuration" interface, first select the set cruise, and then click the "Call" button to

complete the cruise call.

Enter the PTZ control interface and call the cruise according to the following steps.

1) Enter PTZ control mode.

− Click "PTZ" in the "PTZ configuration" interface.

− In preview mode, click "PTZ control" in the channel shortcut menu or press the "PTZ control"

key on the front panel and keyboard.

2) In the "General Control" interface, select the cruise path and click "Call Cruise" to complete

the cruise call, as shown in Figure 5-77所示。

图5-77 Cruise call interface

1) Click "Stop Cruise" to end cruise。

Track setting and calling

The specific operation steps are as follows:

步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management →
PTZ Configuration".
步骤2 Enter the "PTZ configuration" interface, as
shown in Figure 5-71.
The specific steps for setting the trajectory are as follows：

1. Select the track serial number.。

2. Click "Start recording" and operate the mouse (click the 8 direction keys in the mouse control box) to
rotate the PTZ. At this time, the movement track of PTZ will be recorded. As shown in Figure 5-78.

Click "End Recording" to save the set track. Repeat the above operation to set more track lines.

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图5-78 Track setting interface

步骤3
Call track.。

Enter PTZ control mode。

− “In the PTZ configuration interface, click PTZ.

− − In preview mode, click "PTZ control" in the channel shortcut menu or press the "PTZ
control" key on the front panel and keyboard. In the "General Control" interface,
select the track number and click "Call Track" to complete the track call, as
shown in Figure 5-79.

图5-79 Track call interface

Click "Stop Track" to end the track。
5.5.4 One key control
One button control function, integrating some special functions of the ball machine/PTZ, convenient for

users to use。

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The one button control function requires HIKVISON PTZ protocol and the support of the front-
步骤1 end ball machine/PTZ.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
步骤2
步骤3 Preview the interface, and enter the PTZ control interface by left clicking the shortcut menu (or the "PTZ

control" key on the front panel and keyboard). Click the One Key Control submenu.

Select the function to be controlled by one button. For example, click "Watch One Button Cruise", as shown in

Figure 5-80. When the ball machine/PTZ does not have any control operation during the watch time, it will

automatically start cruising according to the preset point

步骤4

5-80 Start Watching One Button Cruise

If you need to stop, click "Stop Watching One Button Cruise" to stop the current one button function, as
shown in Figure 5-81.

图5-81 停止守望一键巡航

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“Watching one button cruise "will default to cruise 1-32 preset points (unset preset points
will be skipped), cruise speed and cruise time will default.
Before using "Watching Cruise 1" or "Watching Preset Point 1", please first set the cruise 1
or preset point 1, see "5.5.3
 Setting and calling of preset point, cruise and track ".
Before using "area scanning", first set the "left boundary" and "right boundary" in the PTZ
configuration menu; After clicking Area Scan, the left and right boundaries will be scanned
back and forth.
"One click recovery" will restore the parameters of the front end ball machine, and
automatically restart the ball machine. Please choose carefully.录像

5.6.1 Coding parameter settings

Preparation before configuration

The specific operation steps are as follows:

步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management".

Enter the "Hard Disk Management" interface, as shown in Figure 5-82.

图5-82 Hard disk management interface

步骤2 Confirm that the hard disk is installed in the device and complete initialization.

If the hard disk is not installed, please install and initialize it.

If it is not initialized, please initialize it.

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 The state of the hard disk that works normally is characterized as "normal" or "dormant".
步骤3  Please refer to "5.13.1 Hard Disk Initialization" for initialization operation.

 Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management → Advanced Configuration". Enter the "Advanced
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-83.

图5-83 Advanced configuration interface

步骤4
Determine the
storage mode。

If the storage mode adopts "quota", please allocate the video space for channel storage first. For quota settings, see

"5.13.2 Quota Mode".

If the storage mode adopts "disc group", group recording can be set, see "5.13.3 Hard disk group management".

DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-N2-1000X series

DS-N2-1000XP series only supports quota storage mode, not disk group mode.

Recording parameter configuration

The specific operation steps are as follows:

步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Recording Configuration → Coding Parameters".

Enter the "Recording Parameters" interface of coding parameters, as shown in Figure 5-84.

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图5-84 Video recording parameter interface

Set video recording parameters. Please refer to Table 5-8 for specific parameters.
步骤2 Click "More Configuration" to enter the "More Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-85. See Table 5-8
步骤3 for specific parameter descriptions.

图5-85 More configuration interface of video recording parameters

表5-8 Description of video recording parameters

name explain 参数设置

Select the channel for which you want

Channel selection Select from the drop-down box.
to set recordingparameters.
The number of IP channels varies with
different product models. Please refer
to "Chapter 7 Technical Parameters"
for details.
Select from the drop-down box.
Video compression Video compression parameter type

parameter class is divided into main code stream

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参数名称 参数理解 参数设置

type (timing) and main code stream
Event parameters cannot
(event). be set and are consistent
with the timing parameters.
Main code stream (timing):
coding parameters of ordinary
video recording.
Main code stream (event):
coding parameters when
mobile detection, alarm input,
intelligent detection and other
events occur.
The code stream types
include composite stream
and video stream. Select from the drop-down box.
Composite stream: video Changing the stream type
Stream type recording information includes will restart the IP device to
video and audio. take effect.
Video stream: video recording
information only includes
video information.

Select from the

Resolution is a measure of drop-down box.
resolving power image fineness, which refers
to the number of pixels Resolution and IP
contained in a unit length.
setting of video
coding
For future reference.
There are two types of code
stream: variable rate and
fixed rate.
Variable code rate: the code
Bit rate type rate will change according to Select from the drop-down box.
the scene, and the image
quality is adjustable at level 6.
 Fixed code rate: the
code rate shall be coded
according to the upper limit
of the code rate as far as
possible, and the image
quality is not adjustable。
It can only be set in the case
Video quality of variable code rate. The Select from the drop-down box.
optional settings are:
Highest, Higher, Medium,
Low, Lower, and Lowest.

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Select from the
Video frame Video frame rate refers to the drop-down box.
number of video frames per Unit: fps.
rate second, which is a measure
of the number of display Value range:
frames. 1/16fps~50fps/60f
ps
(Full frame rate) optional.

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参数名称 参数理解 参数设置

The rate upper limit mode is
divided into two types:
general rate and custom
Bit rate upper limit rate.
mode Universal code rate: the Select from the drop-down box.
system provides parameters
with fixed values.
User defined: the user enters
the code rate value.

 The upper limit mode of code

The upper limit of bit rate
(Kbps) refers to the maximum rate is universal code rate
Upper limit of bit bit rate of coding theory and
rate (Kbps) the reference value of video  Select from the drop-downbox.
coding.
 The upper limit
mode of the code rate
is customized and
manually entered
through the text box.
Recommend an appropriate
Recommended upper limit range of
range of upper reference bit rate according Can not be set. Unit: Kbps.
limit of bit rate to the user set resolution,
video quality and frame rate.

Select from the drop-down box.

The video encoding format
options are related to IP devices.
If the accessed IP device
supports H.265, the video coding
video coding Used to set the video options are H.264 and H.265; If
encoding format. the accessed IP device does not
support
H. 265, the video encoding only
displays the current video
encoding format (H.264
Or Mpeg4).

Select from the drop-down box.

Pre recording The pre recorded time of
event recording before the
time event alarm. Value range: 0~30 seconds, or

maximum,
8th gear is optional.

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Delay time of event recording Select from the drop-down box.
Recording delay after the event ends.
Value range: 5s~600s, 7th gear

is optional.
Enter manually through the text
File expiration The maximum saving time of files box.

time in the hard disk exceeds

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参数名称 参数理解 参数设置

(days) It will be forcibly deleted after Value range: 0~750 days.
this time. If it is set to 0 days, do not force
deletion
Except until the file is overwritten.

Check by check box.

It is used to set whether to Default value: Check Record
Record record audio during
Audio recording.
Audio.

When you check Record Audio,

please confirm that

The code rate type is
"Composite Stream".
Video
bitstream Set the video stream. Select from the drop-down box.

Selectable options: main code

stream and sub code stream。

步骤4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Sub code stream parameter configuration

The sub code stream (network transmission) parameters are used for network transmission.
When the network environment is not ideal, users can use sub code streams for network preview
to reduce the transmission bandwidth. The sub code streams are also suitable for mobile phone
monitoring.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Recording
Configuration → Coding Parameters".
步骤2 Enter the Coding Parameter interface.
Select the "Sub code Stream Parameters" property page.

Enter the "Sub code Stream Parameters" interface, as shown in Figure 5-86.

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图5-86 Sub code stream parameter interface

步骤3
Set sub code stream parameters. See Table 5-9 for specific parameter descriptions。

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One click to start recording configuration

In order to facilitate the user to open the video recording function, the device provides the function of one key
to quickly open all channels for all-day timing and mobile detection video recording.

Before one click configuration of motion detection video, make sure that the motion detection alarm of all IP
channels has been successfully configured.
Configuration method 1
The specific operation steps are as follows:
步骤1 Enter the preview state.

步骤2 Right click to open the right-click shortcut menu, and select "Start Recording", as shown in

Figure 5-87.

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图5-87 Right click shortcut menu interface

步骤3
Select timed video recording and motion detection video recording, open the all-day video recording of
the channel used, and a prompt interface pops up, as shown in Figure 5-88

图5-88 One click to open the video prompt interface

步骤4
Click Yes to complete the
recording configuration。

Configuration method 2
The specific operation steps are as follows：
Select "Main Menu → Manual Operation
步骤1 → Manual Recording". Enter the "Manual
Recording" interface, as shown in Figure
5-89。

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图5-89 Manual recording interface

步骤2
Set recording
configuration.
 选Select "Open timing recording" to open the all-day timing recording plan of the channel used.
 Select "Enable mobile detection video recording" to enable the all-day mobile detection video recording
plan of the used channel.

 The user can view the recording status of the channel in the manual operation interface. See Table 5-10 for
channel status description。

表5-10 Channel Status Description

图标 status
Video recording
off
Manual recording
on
Plan to start
recording
5.6.2
The channel is
not online

Video plan configuration method

This product provides two methods to configure the video plan: drawing method and editing method, which is

convenient for users.

The specific operation steps of the drawing method are as follows:

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步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Recording Configuration
→ Plan Configuration". Enter the "Recording
Plan" interface, as shown in Figure 5-90.

步骤2
图5-90 Video plan interface
In the plan drawing on the right (marked in red box), the user can click "Timing", "Motion Detection"

"Alarm" and other options, as shown in Figure 5-91.

图5-91 Video plan selection area interface

步骤3
Draw specific video plan。

A maximum of 8 time periods (areas with different colors) are supported in a day, and operations beyond the upper limit are

invalid. The minimum unit in the drawing area is 1 hour.

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1. After the user determines the color option of the video plan, the mouse will enter the video plan from Monday to Sunday,
and the mouse pointer will naturally become a drawing pen.

2. Click the left button to locate the starting point of the drawing area, drag the drawing pen to determine the time of the
recording plan, and release the left mouse button to save the red area as the recording plan, as shown in Figure 5-92.

图5-92 Video plan drawing interface

 . Repeat the above steps to set a complete video recording plan.

 After the video recording plan is set, the channel shows the state (color) of the video recording plan to be set, as shown in Figure 5-93.

 Click "Copy" to copy the video recording plan set in the current channel to other channels 。

图5-93 Video recording plan setting completion interface

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步骤4 Click Apply to save the settings。

Editing method
The specific operation steps are as follows：
Select "Main Menu → Recording
步骤1
Configuration → Plan Configuration".
Enter
Enter the "Recording Plan" interface, as shown
步骤2 in Figure 5-90.
Select the channel to record.
步骤3 1. To set the scheduled recording schedule, the specific steps are as follows:
2. Select Enable Recording Plan.

3. Click Edit.

Enter the Edit Plan interface, as shown in Figure 5-94.

图5-94 Edit Plan Interface

2. Select a day in the "Week" option to configure this day.

3. The user selects the "Recording Type" according to the recording requirements.

4. Repeat the above steps to set the video plan for the whole week.

If time division video recording is selected, the maximum number is 8, and each time period cannot be crossed

or included.

If it is necessary to record video regularly all day, select "All day video recording"
步骤4
If the recording plan of other days is the same, click "Copy" to copy to another time.

Click OK to complete the video recording settings for this channel.

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If the settings of other channels are the same as those of this channel, click "Copy" and check other
channels or "IP Channel" to copy the settings of this channel to other channels.
步骤5
Click Apply to save the settings.

Recording plan setting

The specific operation steps are as follows：
Select "Main Menu → Recording Configuration
步骤1 → Plan Configuration". Enter the "Recording
Plan" interface, as shown in Figure 5-90.

步骤2 Select the channel to record.

步骤3
Set the video recording time schedule as follows:

1. Select Enable Recording Plan.

2. Please refer to "5.6.3 Video Plan Configuration Method" for video plan configuration. Note that the video
type can be selected as "Timing", "Event", "Motion Detection", "Alarm", "Dynamic Detection or Alarm" or
"Dynamic Detection and Alarm" as required.
After the setting is completed, the channel video will show the set video state, as shown in Figure 5-95, Figure 5-96, Figure
5-97, Figure 5-98, Figure 5-99, and Figure 5-100.
If other channels have the same video plan settings as this channel, click "Copy", check other channels or "IP channel", and
copy the settings of this channel to other channels.

图5-95 Timed recording completion interface

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图5-96 Event video recording plan completion interface

图5-97 移动侦测录像计划完成界面

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图5-98 Alarm recording plan completion interface

图5-99 动测或报警录像计划完成界面

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图5-100 Dynamic test and alarm video recording plan completion interface
Click Apply to save the settings.

Event plans are associated with events of alarm, motion detection, dynamic testing or alarm, dynamic testing and
alarm, and intelligent detection types. Event video plans can be triggered when any event occurs.

Before setting motion detection, alarm, dynamic detection or alarm, dynamic detection and alarm recording,
corresponding alarm must be configured. Please refer to "5.11.1 Motion Detection Alarm" and "5.11.2 Switching Alarm".

"Dynamic detection or alarm" video recording means that the video recording of the designated channel will be
triggered when either of the motion detection or switching value alarm occurs.

"Dynamic detection and alarm" video recording means that the designated channel video recording can only be
triggered when movement detection and switching value alarm need to occur at the same time.

5.6.3 Manual recording settings

With the manual recording function, users can quickly turn on or off recording.

Step 1

The priority of manual recording is higher than that of planned recording, so users should use it with caution.

After the equipment is restarted, the manual recording previously enabled is invalid.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → Manual Operation → Manual Recording". Enter the "Manual Recording" interface, as shown in
Figure 5-101.

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图5-101 Manual recording interface

步骤2
Set manual recording
on/off.

 ：Start recording, click to change to 。

 ：Close recording (default), click to change to 。

5.6.3 Holiday video settings

You can configure the video recording plan for the holidays of the current year. Enable the holiday plan. The

video plan will be executed preferentially during the holiday period.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → Recording Configuration
步骤1 → Holiday Configuration". Enter the Holiday
Configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-
102.

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图5-102 Holiday Configuration Interface

步骤2
步骤3 Select a
holiday.
single click
。
Enter the Edit Holiday interface, as shown in Figure 5-

103.
图5-103 Edit Holiday Interface
步骤4
Set relevant parameters

for editing holidays.

Edit Holiday Name, select Holiday Enable, and set the Method, Start Date, and End Date.。

步骤5
步骤6 The options for setting the method are "By Month", "By Week" and "By Date".

Click Apply to save the configuration. Click OK。

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Save and return to the Holiday Configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-
104. You can view the configured

holidays.
图5-104 Holiday Configuration Interface
步骤7
Select "Main Menu → Recording Configuration →
Plan Configuration".
步骤8
1. Enter the "Recording Plan" interface of plan configuration, as shown in Figure 5-90. Set holiday video
recording plan as follows:

2. Select Enable Recording Plan.

3. Please refer to "5.6.3 Recording Plan Configuration Method" for holiday recording plan configuration.

Pay attention to the selection of holiday recording types。

After setting, the channel video will show the status of ordinary and holiday video plans, as shown in Figure 5-
105.
If other channels have the same video plan settings as this channel, click "Copy", check other channels or
"IP channel", and copy the settings of this channel to other channels.

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图5-105 Holiday video plan completion interface

步骤9
Click Apply to save the
configuration。
Redundant video recording settings
 DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-N2-1000X series
 The DS-N2-1000XP series does not support redundant recording.
 Redundant video recording refers to the channel that has been set as redundant video recording. While
recording in the read-write disk, it also records in the redundant disk to improve the reliability of file
步骤1
recording.
 To set the redundant disk, select the "storage mode configuration" in the "advanced configuration" of hard
disk management as the "disk group" mode.
 When setting redundant hard disks, it must be ensured that at least one hard disk of the device is a read-
write disk.具体操作步骤如下：

Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management".

Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-106.

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图5-106 Basic configuration interface

步骤2
Select the hard disk to be protected, and click.

Enter the "Local Hard Disk Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-107.

图5-107 Local hard disk configuration interface

步骤3
Set Hard Disk Properties to
Redundant。
步骤4
Click OK to save the settings and return to the previous menu。

步骤5
When it is set to "Redundant", this disc is only used as redundant video recording.

Select "Main Menu → Video Management → Coding Parameters".

Enter the "Recording Parameters" interface of coding parameters, as shown in Figure 5-108.

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图5-108 Video recording parameter interface of coding parameters

步骤6
Select the channel to be configured with redundant recording, click "More Configuration" to enter
the more configuration interface of recording parameters, as shown in Figure 5-109

图5-109 More configuration interface of video recording parameters

步骤7
Select
Redundant
Recording。
步骤8 Click OK to save the settings and return
步骤9 to the upper menu. Click Apply to save
the settings.

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5.6.3 Group video recording

 DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-N2-1000X series

 DS-N2-1000XP series does not support group recording.
 To set hard disk grouping, select "Storage Mode Configuration" as "Disk Group" in "Advanced Configuration" of
步骤1
hard disk management.

By grouping hard disks, you can write the specified channel to the specified disk group. The specific operation steps are as
步骤2
follows:

Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management".

Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-106. Select the hard disk drive for which you want to set the

disk pack, and click.

Enter the "Local Hard Disk Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-110.

图5-110 Local hard disk configuration interface

步骤3
步骤4 Select a desired disk
group number. Click
OK.

Save the settings and a prompt interface for modifying the disc set pops up, as shown in Figure 5-111.

图5-111 修改盘组提示界面

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步骤5 Click Yes to modify the disc pack。
After the disc set and disc set video channel are completed, please refer to 5.6.2~5.6.6 for video settings.

5.6.4 If you need to configure multiple disk groups, please select the corresponding hard disk and repeat the
above steps.
 Data protection

To prevent important video data from being overwritten during cyclic recording, you can lock the video file or

set the hard disk to

It is protected in read-only mode

DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-N2-1000X series

DS-N2-1000XP series does not support setting the hard disk to "read-only" mode.

Video file locking and unlocking

The specific operation steps are as follows：

步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Backup".

Enter the "Backup" interface, as shown in Figure 5-112.

步骤2
图5-112 Video backup interface
步骤3
Select the channel to be queried, and set the search criteria, including video type, file type, start

and end time, etc. Click Search. Enter the "Video Search Results" interface, as shown in Figure 5-113.

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图5-113 Video search result interface

步骤4
 Select video files for protection and unprotection.
 Select the file to be protected and click ，“The "locked" status changes to ，The file is locked.
Select the file to be unprotected, click, and "After unlocking, the video file may be overwritten. Are you sure you want to unlock?" pops up As shown in
Figure 5-114. Click Yes, the Lock status changes to, and the protection of the file is released.

图5-114 Prompt interface for removing file protection

 ：The file will not be overwritten.

 ： The file can be overwritten.

Hard disk read-only setting

To set a read-only disk, select "Storage Mode Configuration" as "Disk Group" in "Advanced
步骤1 Configuration" of hard disk management.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management".

Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface of hard disk management, as shown in Figure 5-106.

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步骤2
Select the hard disk to be protected, and click.

Enter the "Local Hard Disk Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-115。

图5-115 Local hard disk configuration interface

步骤3
Set the hard disk attribute
to Read Only。

 After it is set as "read-only", the video file cannot be written to the disc.
 If it is set to "read and write", normal writing will resume.

步骤4  If the device has only one hard disk, setting the disk as "read-only" will result in no recording.

 If the disk is being written, the data will continue to be written to the next read-write disk. If there is only

one read-write disk, the recording will stop.

 Click OK to save the settings and return to the upper menu.

5.7 Playback
Video playback
Instant playback

In preview status, left click to select the channel to be played back, and click the convenient operation menu.
Enter the "Playback" interface, as shown in Figure 5-116.

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图5-116 Playback interface

The playback video is the video file within 5 minutes of the channel。
Description of playback interface

The composition of playback interface and each functional module are introduced.

The method to enter the menu playback interface is as follows: "Right click menu → playback" or "Main menu →
playback" for preview. The playback interface is shown in Figure 5-117, the playback mode is shown in Figure 5-118,
and the playback control bar is described in Table 5-11.
 Select "Playback" from the preview right-click menu to play the channel of the mouse by
default.
 Support up to 16 times playback speed。

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图5-117 Description of playback interface

图5-118 Playback mode selection

表5-11 Description of playback control bar

按钮 说明 按钮 说明 按钮 说明
Area intrusion
Mobile detection: full Cross boundary detection: draw
screen detection: draw quadrangle
lines
screen Turn sound modulation
/ on/off

Start/Stop Clip Lock File Add Default Label

/

Add Custom Label file management Electronic

amplification

Single frame (single stop it Single frame (single

/ frame inversion)
/
frame forward)

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按钮 说明 按钮 说明 按钮 说明
Invert /Play
Jump forward for Jump back 30 Slow down
30 seconds seconds playback
Accelerate Last day the day following
playback
General Intelligent video
Playback Timeline video playback
playback position
position
Ordinary video Smart video Previous Period
strip strip

Next time period Playback Playback timeline

is scaled by 1
Timeline Press hour
30 minute
zoom (default)
Playback timeline Press 6 for Press 24 for
is scaled by 2
hours
playback playback timeline
timeline Hourly Zoom
Hourly Zoom

General Playback

Regular playback is to retrieve the corresponding video files by channel and date, and play the video files in turn from the
generated eligible playback bars.

The specific playback operation steps are as follows:

步骤1 Select "Main Menu → Playback".

Enter the "General Playback" interface, as shown in Figure 5-119.

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图5-119 Enter the general playback interface

步骤2
The right mouse button menu can also enter the playback interface.
Select the channel for video playback, and the calendar will automatically display the video
recording of the current month. Single channel playback
1) In the Minimum Playback Channels list, select a channel to be played back.

Click or double click the date to be played back to enter the general playback interface, as shown in

Figure 5-120。

Multi channel synchronous playbackFigure 5-120 General Playback Interface

In the Minimum Playback Channels list, select some channels to play back, or click Maximum Playback Channels to select all
channels that can be played back by the device.

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1) Click or double click the date to be played back to enter the synchronous playback interface, as shown in
Figure 5-121。

图5-121 Synchronous playback interface

Support multi-channel XMAX double speed playback. Due to different product models, the maximum number of channels supporting synchronous
playback is different. Please refer to "Chapter 7 Technical Parameters" for details.

Click "Maximum Playback Channels" to select all channels that can be played back by the device; Click Minimum Playback Routes to deselect all

channels. The first progress bar displays the video information of the selected channel, and the second progress bar displays the video

information of the intelligent search results of the selected channel.The intelligent search mode of full screen area intrusion is adopted by default.

If no relevant information is found, the intelligent search mode of full screen mobile detection will be adopted.Intelligent playback refers to the

function that the device judges whether there is intelligent behavior in the video and automatically skips the non concerned video. The intelligent

playback function is convenient for users to improve the efficiency of video playback and save the time for video playback.The specific playback

operation steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → Playback". Select "General Playback" as the playback mode, as shown in Figure 5-119.

Select the channel to be played back intelligently, click to enter the normal playback, as shown in Figure 5-120. Select the

intelligent video strip to perform intelligent playback, as shown in Figure 5-122.

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图5-122 Intelligent playback interface

 The intelligent playback does not support volume setting, label adding, electronic amplification,
rewinding, 30 seconds forward and backward jump, acceleration and deceleration and other operations.
 Click the ordinary video strip to switch back to the ordinary playback.
 Under the single channel intelligent playback, when the channel is checked to enter the multi channel
playback mode, it will switch back to the normal playback.
 Double click the calendar or switch to the previous/next day to switch back to normal playback, and the
步骤4 playback time remains unchanged.
 Common playback supports continuous playback by day; The intelligent playback does not support
continuous playback by day. After the intelligent playback of the current day, it will switch to the normal
playback of the next day.进入“智能结果过滤条件设置”界面，如图 5-123 所示。

图5-123 Intelligent result filter condition setting interface

Tasks in the playback image can be set according to gender (male, female and all), age (children,
youth, middle-aged, old and all) and wearing glasses (yes, no and all).

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步骤5 Set filter conditions as required, and click OK to play back the filtered smart image.
Event playback
Event query is to query the video files of single or multiple channels in a certain time period by event
type (alarm input, motion detection, intelligent detection), and play the video from the generated list that
meets the query conditions.

The specific operation steps are as follows:。

步骤1
步骤2 Enter the playback interface, and select Event Playback as the playback mode.

Select the event playback type: alarm input, motion detection or intelligent detection.

For example, enter "Event Playback" and select "Motion Detection" type interface, as shown in Figure 5-124.

图5-124 事件回放界面

步骤3

Select the retrieval channel, set the start time and end time, and click "Search" to enter the search result

interface, as shown in Figure 5-125

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图5-125 Mobile detection search result interface

步骤4
Select a file to enter the motion detection playback interface, as shown in Figure 5-126。

图5-126 事件回放移动侦测回放界面

Playback lead time and playback

delay can be set automatically。

Tag playback
The video tag function helps users record information such as related personnel or scene at a certain time point when
playing back video, so that they can retrieve such information at any time to search and locate the video. Users can
search according to tag keywords.

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Labeling videos
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Enter the video playback interface. Please refer to "General Playback"
步骤1 for specific operation methods. The playback interface is shown in
Figure 5-120.

Click to add the default label.

Click to enter a label name and add a custom label.

The maximum number of tags allowed to be added to a single video clip is 64Label management.
步骤2
Click to enter the "File Management" interface, as shown in Figure 5-127. You can view, edit, and delete the added

labels.

图5-127 Label management interface

Playback by Label
The specific
operation steps are
as follows：
Enter the playback interface, and select
步骤1 "Tag playback" as the playback mode.
Enter the "Tag Playback" interface, as
shown in Figure 5-128.

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图5-128 Label playback interface

步骤2
When you select a tag keyword, you need to enter the search keyword in the tag keyword.
Select the channel and time to search, and click Search. Enter the "Search Results" interface, as shown
in Figure 5-129。

图5-129 搜索结果界面

步骤3

Select the label to be played back and click 。

Enter the "Playback" interface, as shown in Figure 5-130.

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Figure 5-130 Playback Interface

Video playback starts from the value set for "playback ahead" before the time of adding tags, and ends at the value

set for "video delay" after the time of adding tags Playback advance time and playback delay can be set by yourself.

External file playback

External file playback function refers to the playback of video files stored in external storage media such as USB flash

disk or mobile hard disk.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

步骤1 Enter the playback interface, and select "External File Playback" as the playback mode

图5-131 Enter the external file playback interface

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步骤2 Select Refresh to read the external storage media, as shown in Figure 5-132。

图5-132 Read file directory

步骤3 Click the file to play to play back the external video file, as shown in Figure 5-133。

图5-133 External file playback interface

 使用Use the "Full Screen" key at the upper right corner to enter the full screen playback interface.
 Before playing back external files, please ensure that the USB flash disk or mobile hard disk is
connected to the device.
 Mobile device files can be filtered through the suffix drop-down menu.

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Playback by log information

In the log information, if the selected log has channel number information and there are video files at the corresponding
time point, it can be played.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → System
步骤1 Maintenance → Log Search". Enter the
"Log Search" interface, as shown in
Figure 5-134.

步骤2
图5-134 日志搜索界面
Set the time and type of log search, and click
Search. Enter the Log Query interface, as
shown in Figure 5-135.

图5-135 日志查询界面

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步骤3
Select the log information and click.

Enter the "Playback" interface, as shown in Figure 5-136 。

图5-136 Playback interface

5.7.2 If there is no video file at this time point, you will be prompted "There is no corresponding video file
for the current log!".
The playback progress can be controlled through the playback time bar below.

Auxiliary playback function Single frame playback

During video playback, you can view the details of the screen through single frame playback. The specific
operation method is as follows:
步骤1
Enter the general playback/event playback/tag playback interface.
步骤2
步骤3 Enter the forward or reverse playback state, click to enter the single frame playback interface, as

shown in Figure 5-137. Use the mouse wheel to play back a single frame on the single frame

playback screen. The scroll wheel is placed forward in a single frame.

The roller is placed backward in a single frame.

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图5-137 Single frame playback interface

Single frame playback is
supported only under single
channel playback。
The specific operation steps of electronic
amplification are as follows:
步骤1步骤2步骤3
Enter the playback interface.

Select the playback control bar to enter the electronic magnification selection interface, as shown in Figure 5-57.

Use the electronic amplification control key to conduct electronic amplification. See Table 5-5 for the description of the

electronic amplification control key. The electronic magnification result interface is shown in Figure 5-58.

Entering the electronic magnification interface, the image is not magnified by default; The maximum magnification of the image

is 16 times.

You can also zoom in and out of images with the mouse wheel. Slide the mouse wheel up to enlarge the image; The mouse

wheel slides down to reduce the image.

When the image is magnified, the image center is magnified by default. Press and hold the left mouse button to drag the image

to switch to the area to be enlarged.

Thumbnail playback

The thumbnail function is convenient for comparing the front and rear videos and quickly locating the required video content.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Enter the general playback/event playback/tag playback interface for playback.

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步骤2 Move the mouse to the time progress bar, and the thumbnail of the video recorded before
and after the current mouse position point is displayed above the playback control bar, as
shown in Figure 5-138.

图5-138 Rewind Thumbnail

Only single channel and single speed are put down, and thumbnail display function is supported.
DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-7808/16N-K2
The video resolution of DS-N2-1000X series, DS-N2-1000XP series, DS-N2-2008/16X devices is greater than
4MP, and that of other devices is greater than 5MP. Thumbnails will show insufficient resources.
步骤3 Click the thumbnail and jump to the selected thumbnail time point to start playback.

In the fast browsing video playback, drag the time progress bar, and the playback screen switches in real

time with the time progress bar to achieve fast browsing.

步骤1
Enter the General Playback/Event Playback/Tag Playback interface to play back.
步骤2
Press and hold the mouse, drag the time progress bar, and the playback screen switches in real time, as

shown in Figure 5-139.

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图5-139 Quick browse interface

步骤3 Release the mouse, and playback starts from the current time progress bar at a single speed.

Only the single channel single speed is being lowered, and the quick browsing function is supported.

file management
During video playback, the file management button supports the management of video file locking/unlocking, editing files and

labels.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

步骤1 Enter the
步骤2 playback
interface. File
management
operations.
File locking/unlocking

1) Playback to the video recording position that needs to be locked.

2) Click to view the locked file, as shown in Figure 5-140.

3) If you need to unlock the file, click on the right side of the file to pop up "After unlocking,

the video file may be overwritten. Are you sure you want to unlock?" Click Yes to complete the

file unlocking operation.

4) If files need to be backed up, check the files to be backed up, click "Backup" and back up to

the storage device.

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图5-140 File locking and unlocking

5.8.1 Backup

Video backup
Fast backup

Fast backup can quickly back up video files to storage devices. The specific operation steps are as follows:
Select "Main Menu → Backup →
步骤1 Regular Backup". Enter the "Video
Backup" interface, as shown in Figure
5-141.

步骤2

图5-141 Video backup interface

Select the channel to be backed up, and click Quick Backup.

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Enter the "Backup" interface, as shown in Figure 5-142.
The maximum time for fast backup video recording cannot exceed 1 day, or the prompt "The
maximum time span for fast backup is 24 hours!”。

图5-142 Backup interface

步骤3
Select the device to back up
and click Backup.

Start to back up the recording until all backup files are exported. A prompt interface for backup

completion pops up, as shown in Figure 5-143

See "General Backup" for the storage device for backup. Here, take the USB flash disk as an example.

图5-143 Backup completion prompt interface

步骤4
Click OK.

Enter the "Backup Results" interface, as shown in Figure 5-144。

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图5-144 Backup result interface

步骤5
You can filter mobile device files through the suffix drop-down menu.
Select the video file to be confirmed, click Play Video File to review and confirm the video file.
Automatically back up the player while backing up video files.
Regular backup

USB devices (USB disk, mobile hard disk) can be used for regular backup of video files. The specific operation steps are
as follows:
Select "Main Menu → Backup → Regular
步骤1 Backup". Enter the "Video Backup" interface,
as shown in Figure 5-141.

步骤2
Search criteria, click Search to enter the search results interface.

Equipment video can be presented in chart and list, as shown in Figure 5-145 and Figure 5-146.

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图5-145 Video Search Chart Interface

图5-146 Video Search List Interface

The lower left corner displays the total size of the currently selected video file.
If you need to confirm the backup file, click to play the video file. Or select a video file or video chart, and control playback
through the control bar on the right side of the interface. See Table 5-12 for the description of the playback control bar.

表5-12 Description of playback control bar

按钮 说明

Progress control bar

stop

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按钮 说明

/ stop/play

last

next

步骤3 Select the files to be backed up and

click Backup. Enter the "Backup"
interface, as shown in Figure 5-147。

步骤4
图5-147 Backup interface
Click Backup All to back up all video files.

Select a backup device.

The device name can be set to U disk or mobile hard disk.

If the USB device partition cannot be displayed after being connected, click "Refresh"; If the refresh fails,

步骤5 please try to connect again; If it is still not detected, the backup device is incompatible with NVR. Please refer

to the List of Tested Backup Devices on our website.

If the partition format of the U disk and the mobile hard disk is incorrect, you can format them on the NVR.

Click Backup.

Start to back up the recording until all backup files are exported. A prompt interface for backup completion

pops up, as shown in Figure 5-148.

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图5-148 Backup completion prompt interface

步骤6
Click ok。
Enter the "Backup Results" interface, as shown in Figure 5-149。

图5-149 Backup result interface

步骤7
You can filter mobile device files through the suffix drop-down menu.

Select the video file to be confirmed, click Play Video File to review and confirm the video file.

Automatically back up the player while backing up video files.

Event Backup

The event video file can be backed up quickly and in detail through the event source using USB devices (USB disk, mobile hard

disk).

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1

Select "Main Menu → Backup → Event Backup". Enter the "Event Backup" interface, as shown in Figure 5-150.

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图5-150 Event backup interface

 Event types include alarm input, motion detection and intelligent detection.
 When the main type of event is selected as "intelligent detection", the secondary type can be
selected: face detection, vehicle detection, boundary crossing detection, area intrusion
detection, entry area detection, exit area detection, wandering detection, personnel
步骤2 gathering detection, rapid movement detection, parking detection, object leaving detection,
object taking detection, audio input anomaly detection, sound intensity mutation detection,
virtual focus detection, scene change detection, PIR alarm.
 Time playback advance time can be set as: 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60
seconds, 120 seconds, 300 seconds, 600 seconds.
 Time playback delay time can be set as 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds,
120 seconds, 300 seconds, 600 seconds and the maximum.

Set the event type, the channel and time to be backed up, and click "Search" to enter the event search
result interface. Equipment events can be presented in chart and list. The interface is shown in Figure 5-
151 and Figure 5-152.

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图5-151 Event Search Chart Interface

图5-152 Event Search List Interface

 The lower left corner displays the total size of the currently selected video file.
If you need to confirm the video file, click to play the video file. Or select a video file or video chart, and
步骤3
control playback through the control bar on the right side of the interface. See Table 5-12 for the

description of the playback control bar.

 Select the event source, and you can view the time and video size of the event at the bottom right of the
interface.

 Select the event source to be backed up in the list and click Backup. Enter the "Backup" interface, as
shown in Figure 5-153.

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图5-153 Backup interface

Click Backup All to back up all video files.

Select a backup device.
The device name can be set to U disk or mobile hard disk.
If it cannot be displayed after the USB device is connected, click "Refresh"; If the refresh fails, please try to connect
again; If it is still not detected, the backup device is incompatible with NVR. Please refer to the List of Tested Backup
Devices on our website.
If the format of the U disk and the mobile hard disk is incorrect, you can format them on the NVR.
Click Backup.
Start to back up the recording until all backup files are exported. A prompt interface for backup completion pops up, as
shown in Figure 5-154.

图5-154 Backup completion prompt interface

步骤6
click“ ok”。
Enter the "Backup Results" interface, as shown in Figure 5-155。

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图5-155 Backup result interface

Step 7

You can filter mobile device files through the suffix drop-down menu.

Select the video file to be confirmed, click Play Video File to review and confirm the video file.

Automatically back up the player while backing up video files.

Video clip backup

Video files can be cut into segments, and USB devices (USB disk, mobile hard disk) are used to back up the clips. The specific
operation steps are as follows:

步骤1 Enter the playback interface, as shown in Figure 5-156. See "5.7 Playback" for specific methods。

图5-156 Playback interface

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步骤2 Use the playback control bar to start/stop the clip to be backed up during playback.

步骤3 Each channel can clip multiple video clips.

Exit the playback interface after editing.

A prompt interface pops up, as shown in Figure 5-157.

步骤4
click“yes”。

图5-157 Clip clip saving prompt interface

Save the clip and enter the "File Management" interface, as shown in Figure 5-158。

图5-158 Document management interface

Click No to exit the playback interface without saving clips.
步骤5
Select the file to be backed up, click "Backup" to enter the backup interface, and select the backup
device. As shown in Figure 5-159. The device name can be set to U disk or mobile hard disk.

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图5-159 Backup interface

 If it cannot be displayed after the USB device is connected, click "Refresh"; If the refresh fails,
please try to connect again; If it is still not detected, the backup device is incompatible with NVR.
Please refer to the List of Tested Backup Devices on our website.
 If the format of the U disk and the mobile hard disk is incorrect, you can format them on the NVR.
步骤6  Click Backup.

Start to back up the recording until all backup files are exported. The prompt interface for

backup completion pops up, as shown in Figure 5-160。

图5-160 Backup completion prompt interface

步骤7
click“ok”， Complete
backup。
步骤8 Select the video file to confirm, and click to recheck and confirm the video file.

Automatically backup the player while backing up video files。

Backup equipment management

The specific operation steps are as follows:

步骤1
Select "Main Menu → Backup → Regular Backup". Enter
the "General Backup" interface, as shown in Figure 5-141.

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步骤3

步骤4
Set the search criteria and click Search.

Enter the "Search Results" interface, as shown in Figure 5-146.

Select at least one query channel.

Select the video file to be backed up, and click Backup. Enter the backup interface.

Select at least one video file.

Backup management.
U disk, mobile hard disk
− If you need to create a folder in the backup device, click "New Folder".
− If you need to delete the files/folders in the backup device, select the files/folders you want to delete and click.
− If you want to play the video file in the backup device, select the file and click.

− If you need to format the backup device, click "Format" to pop up the format prompt interface, as shown in Figure 5-161.
Click OK to complete the settings.
Support FAT32 (default) and NTFS file systems.
If it cannot be displayed after the USB device is connected, click "Refresh"; If the refresh fails, please try to connect again; If it
is still not detected, the backup device is incompatible with NVR. Please refer to the List of Tested Backup Devices on our
official website

图5-161 Format prompt interface

5.9 Intelligent detection

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1
Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent Detection"
configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.

Figure 5-162 Intelligent Detection Configuration Interface

Step 2
Select the intelligent detection alarm mode of the face detection setting channel.
The device supports 16 kinds of intelligent detection alarms, including: face mode, vehicle detection,
boundary crossing detection, area intrusion detection, entering area, leaving area, wandering detection,
personnel gathering, rapid movement detection, parking detection, item leaving, item taking detection,
audio anomaly, virtual focus detection, scene change and PIR alarm detection. Each intelligent
detection can be configured with different alarm rules.

Note
 All detection modes can be set only if the front-end device supports them, otherwise, they cannot
be set if they are displayed in gray.
 The front-end equipment supporting intelligent detection can set up up to 4 area rules and 1 face
mode rule per channel,
 One vehicle detection rule, one audio anomaly detection rule, one virtual focus detection rule, and
one scene change detection rule.
 Each channel of front-end equipment supporting professional intelligent function can set up up to 8
regional rules, and 8 rules can be selected from 16 kinds of intelligent detection.
 Tick "Store intelligent pictures" to save the pictures when the intelligent detection alarm is triggered,
and the captured pictures can be retrieved through intelligent retrieval.

5.9.1 Face detection

The face detection function can be used to detect faces in the scene. The specific steps of NVR face
detection configuration are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection".

Enter the "Intelligent Face Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-163.

Figure 5-163 Configuration interface of intelligent face detection

Step 2
Step 3 Set the channel for face detection.
Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable face detection. Set face detection rules as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Only one rule can be set for face detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for face detection, as shown in Figure 5-164.

Figure 5-164 Face Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set the sensitivity of the rule.

Note
There are 1-5 levels of sensitivity. The smaller the value, the harder it is to detect the side face or the
face that is not clear enough. The user needs to test and adjust according to the actual environment.
4. Click OK to finish setting face detection rules.

Step 5 Set the processing method of rules.

1. Click "Processing Mode" to enter the "Trigger Channel" interface of the processing mode, as shown
in Figure 5-165. Set the status of the triggered video channel to when face detection occurs.
Figure 5-165 Trigger Channel Interface of Processing Mode
2. Select the "Deployment Time" property page to enter the "Deployment Time" interface of the
processing method, as shown in Figure 5-166. Set the deployment time for face detection.

Figure 5-166 Deployment Time Interface of Processing Mode

 Note
 The deployment time can be set for a certain day or the whole week, and 8 time periods can be set
for a single day.
 Each time period cannot be crossed or included.
3. Select the "Processing Method" property page to enter the "Processing Method" interface, as
shown in Figure 5-167. Set the alarm linkage mode.

Figure 5-167 Processing Mode Interface

Step 6
Draw a rule area.
Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring intelligent
monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Table 5-13 Rule Area Button Description
Botton Discription

draw a line

Draw quadrangle

Clear All Rules

Step 7 Click "Apply" to complete the configuration

5.9.2 Vehicle detection
Vehicle detection means that when a vehicle enters the license plate recognition area, the system will
detect the vehicle license plate, capture and save the detected vehicle license plate. Vehicle detection is
mainly used for rapid troubleshooting and all-round monitoring of road vehicles.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection".
Step 2 nter the "Intelligent Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 3 select "Vehicle detection" to enter the intelligent detection vehicle detection configuration
interface, as shown in Figure 5-168.

Figure 5-168 Configuration interface of intelligent detection vehicle detection

Step 4 Set the channel for vehicle detection

Step 5 Check "Enable" to enable the vehicle detection function. Set vehicle detection rules as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule and select the vehicle detection scene.

Note
Only one rule can be set for vehicle detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface of vehicle detection, as shown in Figure 5-169.
Figure 5-169 Configuration interface of vehicle detection rules

3. Set the basic information of the rule.

 Scene Name is customizable.
 Select "total number of lanes". The equipment provides 1-4 lanes for selection. Select the number
of lanes according to the actual needs. This paper takes "2" lanes as an example. After the lane is
selected, a yellow line will appear on the screen to mark the lane.
 You can click the yellow lane line with the left button. At this time, two yellow dots will appear on
the line and below the lane line. Press and hold the left button to drag the yellow line, and the two
endpoints can be adjusted at the same time.
 Setting the province abbreviation: according to the monitoring environment settings, it is used to
superimpose the province abbreviation into the license plate information as the default value when the
province abbreviation cannot be identified.

4. Set the parameters for capturing pictures. The interface is shown in Figure 5-170.
Figure 5-170 Picture Parameter Setting Interface

 Image quality: The larger the value is set, the clearer the image is, but the higher the requirement
for network bandwidth.
 Image size: set according to actual needs.
 Enable character superimposition: Enable the character superimposition function, which can
superimpose the monitoring point number, monitoring point information, equipment number and
other information on the captured picture, and also set the font and background color.
 Stacking sequence: click "Stacking sequence" to enter the stacking sequence setting interface, as
shown in Figure 5-171. Adjust the display position of characters in the picture by the key
Figure 5-171 Stacking Sequence Setting Interface

5. Set the monitoring point parameters of the rule. The interface is shown in Figure 5-172.
It is convenient to manage each monitoring point by setting monitoring point parameters,
Figure 5-172 Monitoring Point Parameter Setting Interface

Step 6 Click OK to complete the setting of vehicle detection rules.

Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings.

Note
 Vehicle detection supports the setting of blacklist, whitelist and other three processing methods. For
the setting method of each processing method, please refer to the setting of "5.9.1 Face Detection"
rule processing method.
 Support the import and export of black and white list of license plates.

Step 7 Draw a rule area.

Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring intelligent
monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration

5.9.3 Boundary crossing detection

Cross boundary detection refers to that the cross boundary detection function can detect whether
there is an object in the video crossing the set warning surface, and give a linkage alarm according to
the judgment result.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Cross boundary detection" to enter the configuration interface of intelligent cross
boundary detection, as shown in Figure 5-173
Step 2
Figure 5-173 Configuration interface of intelligent detection and cross-border detection

Step 3 Set the channel for boundary crossing detection.

Step 4 check "Enable" to enable the boundary crossing detection function.
Step 5 Set the boundary crossing detection rules as follows:

1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Four rules can be set for boundary crossing detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for boundary crossing detection, as shown in Figure 5-174

Figure 5-174 Configuration interface of boundary crossing detection rules

3. Set the direction and sensitivity of the rule.

 Direction: There are three options: "A<->B (bidirectional)", "A ->B" and "B ->A", which refer to the
direction in which an object crosses the boundary area and triggers an alarm. "A ->B" means that the
alarm will be triggered when the object crosses from A to B, "B ->A" means that the alarm will be
triggered when the object crosses from B to A, and "A<->B" means that the alarm will be triggered in
both directions.
 Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier
it is to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it will be determined as
the target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100.
4. Click OK to finish setting the boundary crossing detection rules.
Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.4 Regional intrusion detection

The area intrusion detection function can detect whether any object in the video has entered the set
area and give an alarm according to the judgment result.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.

Step 2 Select "Area Intrusion Detection" to enter the intelligent detection area intrusion detection
configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-175.

Figure 5-175 Intrusion detection configuration interface of intelligent detection area

Step 3 Set the channel for area intrusion detection.

Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable the regional intrusion detection function.
Step 5 Set the rules for area intrusion detection as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.
 Note
Four rules can be set for area intrusion detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for regional intrusion detection, as shown in Figure 5-176.

Figure 5-176 Configuration Interface of Regional Intrusion Detection Rules

3. Set rule parameters.

 Time threshold (second): it indicates that the target will generate an alarm after entering the alert
area and staying for this time. For example, set to 5 seconds, that is, the alarm will be triggered 5
seconds after the target intrusion zone. The range can be set from 1 second to 10 seconds.
 Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier
it is to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it will be determined as
the target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100.
 Proportion: it indicates the proportion of the target in the whole alert area. When the proportion of
the target exceeds the set proportion, the system will give an alarm; Otherwise, no alarm will be
generated.
Step 6 Click OK to finish setting the zone intrusion rules.
Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons
.Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.5 Entry area detection

The entry area detection function can detect whether any object has entered the set alert area, and
give an alarm according to the judgment result.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162
Step 2 Select "Entry Area Detection" to enter the intelligent detection entry area detection
configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-177.

Figure 5-177 Configuration interface of intelligent detection access area

Step 3 Set the channel to enter the area for detection.
Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable the entry area detection function.
Step 5 Set the detection rules of the entry area as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Four rules can be set for entering area detection.

2. Click "Rule Configuration".

Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for area detection, as shown in Figure 5-178.
Figure 5-178 Entering the Area Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set the sensitivity of the rule.

Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier it is
to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it is to be determined as the
target object. The range of sensitivity can be set:1-100
4. Click OK to finish setting the rules of the entry area.

Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.6 Detection of departure area

The departure area detection function can detect whether any object has left the set alert area, and
the alarm will be linked according to the judgment result.
The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Exit Area Detection" to enter the intelligent detection exit area detection configuration
interface, as shown in Figure 5-179.

Figure 5-179 Configuration interface of intelligent detection leaving area detection

Step 3 Set the channel to leave the area for detection.

Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable the leaving area detection function.
Step 5 Set the detection rules for leaving the area as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Four rules can be set for leaving area detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for exit area detection, as shown in Figure 5-180.
Figure 5-180 Exit Area Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set rule sensitivity.

Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier it is
to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it is to be determined as the
target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100
4. Click OK to finish setting the detection rules for the departure area.

Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.7 Wandering detection

The wandering detection function can detect that the target stays in the set area for more than the set
time threshold, and then alarm according to the judgment results.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection".
Step 2 Enter the "Intelligent Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Figure 5-181 Configuration Interface of Intelligent Detection Wandering Detection

Step 3 Select "Wander Detection" to enter the configuration interface of intelligent detection, as shown
in Figure 5-181.
Step 4 Set the channel to be detected.
Step 5 Check "Enable" to enable the wandering detection function. Set the wandering detection rules
as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Four rules can be set for wandering detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for regional intrusion detection, as shown in Figure 5-182.
Figure 5-182 Wandering Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set the time threshold and sensitivity of the rule.

 Time threshold (second): it indicates that the target will generate an alarm after entering the alert
area and staying for this time. For example, set to 5 seconds, that is, the alarm will be triggered 5
seconds after the target intrusion zone. The range can be set from 1 second to 10 seconds.
 Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier
it is to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it will be determined as
the target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100.

4. Click OK to finish setting the wandering detection rules.

Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.8 Personnel gathering detection

The personnel gathering detection function can detect that the density of the human body in the set
area exceeds the set threshold value, and then alarm according to the judgment results.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Personnel Gathering Detection" to enter the intelligent detection personnel gathering
detection configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-183.

Figure 5-183 Configuration Interface of Intelligent Detectors Gathering Detection

Step 3 Set the channel that requires personnel gathering detection.

Step 4 Check Enable to enable the personnel gathering detection function.
Step 5 The specific steps to set the personnel gathering detection rules are as follows:

1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Four rules can be set for personnel gathering detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for personnel gathering detection, as shown in Figure 5-184.
Figure 5-184 Personnel Gathering Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set the proportion of rules.

Proportion: indicates the proportion of personnel in the whole alert area. When the proportion of
personnel exceeds the set proportion, the system will generate an alarm; Otherwise, no alarm will be
generated.
4. Click OK to finish setting the people gathering detection rules.
Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.9 Fast motion detection

The fast motion detection function detects illegal running, road overspeed and other phenomena, and
detects fast moving phenomena. In case of rapid movement, the equipment will give an alarm to notify
the host machine of rapid movement, so that relevant personnel can give an early warning in advance.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.

Step 2 Select "Rapid motion detection" to enter the configuration interface of intelligent detection
rapid motion detection, as shown in Figure 5-185.
Figure 5-185 Configuration interface for intelligent detection and rapid movement detection

Step 3 Set the channel that requires rapid movement detection.

Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable the fast motion detection function.
Step 5 To set the fast motion detection rules, the specific steps are as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Fast motion detection can set 4 rules.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for rapid movement detection, as shown in Figure 5-186.
Figure 5-186 Configuration interface of fast movement detection rules

3. Set the sensitivity of the rule.

Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier it is
to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it is to be determined as the
target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100。
4. Click OK to finish setting the fast motion detection rules.
Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.10 Parking detection

The parking detection function is used to detect illegal parking in the set area, which is applicable to
illegal parking detection on highways, one-way roads and other roads.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Parking Detection" to enter the intelligent parking detection configuration interface, as
shown in Figure 5-187.
Figure 5-187 Intelligent parking detection configuration interface

Step 3 Set the channel for parking detection.

Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable the parking detection function.
Step 5 Set parking detection rules as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Four rules can be set for parking detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface of parking detection, as shown in Figure 5-188.
Figure 5-188 Parking Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set the time threshold and sensitivity of the rule.

 Time threshold (second): it indicates that the target will generate an alarm after entering the alert
area and staying for this time. For example, set to 5 seconds, that is, the alarm will be triggered 5
seconds after the target intrusion zone. The range can be set from 1 second to 10 seconds.
 Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier
it is to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it will be determined as
the target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100.
4. Click OK to finish setting parking detection rules.

Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.11 Object leaving detection

The object left detection function is used to detect whether there are objects left in the specific area
set. When there are objects left, relevant personnel can quickly handle the left objects.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Item Legacy Detection" to enter the configuration interface of intelligent detection item
legacy detection, as shown in Figure 5-189.

Figure 5-189 Configuration interface for intelligent detection of leftover items

Step 3 Set up the channel that needs to detect the left objects.
Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable the detection of items left behind.
Step 5 The specific steps to set the rules for detecting items left behind are as follows:

Note
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.
Four rules can be set for item leaving detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for item legacy detection, as shown in Figure 5-190.
Figure 5-190 Object Legacy Detection Rules Configuration Interface

3. Set the time threshold and sensitivity of the rule.

 Time threshold (second): it indicates that the target will generate an alarm after entering the alert
area and staying for this time. For example, set to 5 seconds, that is, the alarm will be triggered 5
seconds after the target intrusion zone. The range can be set from 1 second to 10 seconds.
 Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier
it is to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it will be determined as
the target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100.
4. Click OK to finish setting the rules for detecting items left behind.

Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings. Draw a rule area.
Step 7 Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring
intelligent monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.12 Acquisition detection

The object taking detection function is used to detect whether there is an object being taken in the
specific area set. When an object is found to be taken, relevant personnel can quickly take measures
against accidents to reduce losses. Object capture detection is often used in museums and other scenes
where objects need to be monitored.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Item Acquisition Detection" to enter the intelligent detection item acquisition detection
configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-191.

Figure 5-191 Configuration interface of intelligent detection item acquisition

Step 3 Set up the channel where the objects need to be taken for detection.
Step 4 Tick "Enable" to enable the item capture detection function.
Step 5 Set up the rules for item acquisition detection, and the specific steps are as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
Four rules can be set for item capture detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for item capture detection, as shown in Figure 5-192.
Figure 5-192 Configuration interface of article capture detection rules

3. Set the time threshold and sensitivity of the rule.

 Time threshold (second): it indicates that the target will generate an alarm after entering the alert
area and staying for this time. For example, set to 5 seconds, that is, the alarm will be triggered 5
seconds after the target intrusion zone. The range can be set from 1 second to 10 seconds.
 Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier
it is to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it will be determined as
the target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100.
4. Click "OK" to finish setting the detection rules for item fetching.

Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings.
Step 7 Draw a rule area.
Click the draw button with the left mouse button to draw a rule area in the area requiring intelligent
monitoring. See Table 5-13 for the description of the rule area buttons.
Step 8 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.13 Audio anomaly detection

The audio anomaly detection function is to detect the sound intensity, and realize the automatic early
warning function and linkage alarm for the change value of the microphone disconnected, exceeding a
certain sound intensity threshold or exceeding a certain sound mutation threshold.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Audio anomaly detection" to enter the configuration interface of intelligent detection
audio anomaly detection, as shown in Figure 5-193.
Figure 5-193 Configuration Interface of Intelligent Detection Audio Anomaly Detection

Step 3 Set the channel for audio anomaly detection.

Step 4 Set the audio anomaly detection rules as follows:

Note
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.
One rule can be set for audio anomaly detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for audio anomaly detection, as shown in Figure 5-194.
Figure 5-194 Audio anomaly detection rule configuration interface

3. Set the parameters of the rule

 Tick "Abnormal audio input" to enable the detection function of abnormal audio input.
 Sudden rise of sound intensity: tick "Sudden rise of sound intensity" to enable detection of sudden
rise of audio source intensity, and linkage alarm will be given according to the judgment result; You can
set its sensitivity and sound intensity threshold.
 Sensitivity: The smaller the value is, the more the input sound intensity changes than the
continuous ambient volume, which can be judged as abnormal audio. The user needs to test and adjust
according to the actual environment. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100.
 Sound intensity threshold: this parameter can be set when the sudden change type of sound
intensity is selected as "sudden rise of sound intensity". It is used to set the filtered ambient sound
intensity. If the ambient noise is higher, the value needs to be set higher. The user needs to test and
adjust according to the actual environment. The range of sound intensity threshold can be set: 1-100.
 Sharp drop of sound intensity: tick "Sharp drop of sound intensity" to enable detection of whether
the intensity of the audio source suddenly decreases. According to the judgment result, the linkage
alarm can be sent, and you can set its sensitivity.
4. Click OK to finish setting the audio anomaly detection rules.

Step 5 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings.
Step 6 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.14 Virtual focus detection

The virtual focus detection function refers to the automatic reminder function for the virtual focus
video and linkage alarm through intelligent analysis of the virtual focus problem in the video image and
giving the results.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.

Step 2 Select "Virtual Focus Detection" to enter the configuration interface of intelligent detection
virtual focus detection, as shown in Figure 5-195.
Figure 5-195 Configuration interface of intelligent detection virtual focus detection

Step 3 Set the channel for virtual focus detection.

Tick "Enable" to enable the virtual focus detection function. Set the virtual focus detection rules as
follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note
1 rule can be set for virtual focus detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface of virtual focus detection, as shown in Figure 5-196.

Figure 5-196 Virtual Focus Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set the sensitivity of the rule.

Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier it is
to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it is to be determined as the
target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100。
4. Click OK to finish setting the virtual focus detection rules.

Step 6: Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings.
Step 7: Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.15 Scene change detection

If the monitoring scene is changed due to external interference or man-made destruction of the
monitoring equipment, the monitoring system will not be able to operate effectively, thus exposing the
monitored scene to security risks. The scene change detection function can analyze whether the
monitored scene has changed. Once changed, an alarm will be triggered and linked.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "Scene Change Detection" to enter the intelligent detection scene change detection
configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-197.

Figure 5-197 Intelligent detection scene change detection configuration interface

Step 3 Set the channel for scene change detection.

Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable the scene change detection function.
Step 5 Set the scene change detection rules as follows:
1. In the rule drop-down list, select any rule.

Note:
One rule can be set for scene change detection.
2. Click "Rule Configuration".
Enter the "Rule Configuration" interface for scene change detection, as shown in Figure 5-198.

Figure 5-198 Scenario Change Detection Rule Configuration Interface

3. Set the direction and sensitivity of the rule.

Sensitivity: used to set and control the size of the target object. The smaller the object is, the easier it is
to be determined as the target object. The larger the object is, the easier it is to be determined as the
target object. The range of sensitivity can be set: 1-100。
4. Click OK to finish setting the scene change detection rules.
Step 6 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings.
Step 7 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.9.16 PIR alarm detection

PIR alarm detection function refers to that the equipment will give an alarm when it detects the
infrared ray emitted by the human body in the monitoring area, and the alarm will be linked.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Intelligent Detection". Enter the "Intelligent
Detection" configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-162.
Step 2 Select "PIR Alarm Detection" to enter the intelligent detection PIR alarm detection configuration
interface, as shown in Figure 5-199.
Figure 5-199 Intelligent Detection PIR Alarm Detection Configuration Interface

Step 3 Set the channels that need PIR alarm detection.

Step 4 Check "Enable" to enable PIR alarm detection function.
Step 5 Please refer to "5.9.1 Face Detection" for rule processing method settings.
Step 6 Click Apply to complete the configuration.

5.10 Intelligent retrieval

The device supports intelligent post retrieval functions, including behavior retrieval, face retrieval, and
license plate retrieval. The specific functions, application scenarios and setting methods of each
retrieval are different.
5.10.1 Behavior retrieval
Behavior retrieval is a fast retrieval based on intelligent detection of events; It supports post video
retrieval based on cross-border detection, area intrusion detection, item leaving detection, item taking
detection, entering area detection, leaving area detection, parking detection, wandering detection,
people gathering detection, and fast moving detection. You can customize intelligent rules for fast
retrieval in playback.
The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Intelligent Retrieval → Behavior Retrieval". Enter the "Behavior Search"
interface, as shown in Figure 5-200.
Figure 5-200 Behavior Search Interface

Note
Step 2
Supported retrieval types: cross-border detection, area intrusion detection, item leaving detection,
item taking detection, entering area detection, leaving area detection, parking detection, wandering
detection, personnel gathering detection, and rapid movement detection.

Set the channel, time and type to be retrieved, and click Search to enter the behavior retrieval result
interface.

The device behavior retrieval supports the presentation of charts and lists. The interfaces are shown in
Figure 5-201 and Figure 5-202.
Figure 5-201 Behavior Search Chart Interface

Figure 5-202 Behavior Search List Interface

Note
 Check "Backup pictures" or "Backup videos" to back up the selected pictures and video files at the
same time.
 Click "Backup All" to back up all pictures and video files.
 If you need to confirm the video file, click to play the video file. Or select a video file or video chart,
and control playback through the control bar on the right side of the interface. See Table 5-12 for the
description of the playback control bar.

Step 3 Select the pictures and videos to be backed up, and click Backup. Enter the "Backup" interface,
as shown in Figure 5-203.

Figure 5-203 Backup Interface

Step 4 The device name can be set to U disk, mobile hard disk and USB recorder.

Note
 If it cannot be displayed after the USB device is connected, click "Refresh"; If the refresh fails, please
try to connect again; If it is still not detected, the backup device is incompatible with NVR. Please refer
to the List of Tested Backup Devices on our website.
 If the format of the U disk and the mobile hard disk is incorrect, you can format them on the NVR.

Step 5 Click Backup.

Start backup until all backup files are exported. A prompt interface for backup completion pops up, as
shown in Figure 5-204.

Figure 5-204 Backup completion prompt interface

Step 6
Click OK
Enter the "Backup Results" interface, as shown in Figure 5-205.

Figure 5-205 Backup Result Interface

Step 7 Select the video file to be confirmed, click Play Video File to review and confirm the video file.

Note
Automatically back up the player while backing up video files.

5.10.2 Face retrieval

Face retrieval is a kind of image retrieval based on face detection events, and can play 5 seconds of
video before and after the retrieved image.
The specific operation steps are as follows:

Figure 5-206 Face Retrieval Interface

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Intelligent Retrieval → Face Retrieval". Enter the "Face Search" interface,
as shown in Figure 5-206.
Set the channel and time to be retrieved, click "Search" to enter the face retrieval result interface.
The device face retrieval supports two ways of presentation: chart and list. The interface is shown in
Figure 5-207 and Figure 5-208

Step 2

Figure 5-207 Face Retrieval Chart Interface

Step 2

Figure 5-208 Face Search List Interface

Note
 Check "Backup pictures" or "Backup videos" to back up the selected pictures and video files at the
same time.
 Click "Backup All" to back up all pictures and video files.
 If you need to confirm the video file, click to play the video file. Or select a video file or video chart,
and control playback through the control bar on the right side of the interface. See Table 5-12 for the
description of the playback control bar.
Step 3 Back up pictures and videos. The backup method is similar to that of face retrieval. Please refer
to "5.10.1 Behavior Retrieval" for details.

5.10.3 License plate retrieval

License plate retrieval is a video retrieval based on license plates; It supports the input of the license
plates to be retrieved, the fusion of the information collected in the earlier stage for searching, and the
rapid location of the target license plate video file.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Intelligent Retrieval → License Plate Retrieval". Enter the "License Plate
Retrieval" interface, as shown in Figure 5-209.

Figure 5-209 License Plate Retrieval Interface

Step 2 Set the channel and time to be retrieved, and enter the license plate to be retrieved, as shown
in Figure 5-210.

Figure 5-210 Set Search Criteria Interface

Click "Search" to enter the license plate search result interface.
The device license plate retrieval supports two ways of presentation: chart and list. The license plate
retrieval list interface is shown in Figure 5-211.
Step 3

Figure 5-211 License Plate Retrieval List Interface

Note:
 Check "Backup pictures", "Backup videos" and "Backup license plate statistics" to back up the
selected pictures, video files and license plate statistics at the same time.
 Click "Backup All" to back up all pictures, videos and license plate statistics.
 License plate statistics include channel name, date, time and license plate number.
 In the license plate retrieval chart interface, select a license plate and click "Search" to retrieve the
time point picture and video of the license plate.
 If you need to confirm the video file, click to play the video file. Or select a video file or video chart,
and control playback through the control bar on the right side of the interface. See Table 5-12 for the
description of the playback control bar.
Step 4 Back up pictures and videos. The backup method is similar to that of face retrieval. Please refer
to "5.10.1 Behavior Retrieval" for details.

5.11 Alarm
5.11.1 Motion detection alarm
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Motion Detection". Enter the "Motion
Detection" interface, as shown in Figure 5-212.
Figure 5-212 Motion Detection Interface

Step 2 Set the movement detection area and sensitivity as follows:

1. Select the channel for motion detection video recording.
2. Select "Enable motion detection".
3. Use the mouse to draw the area to be detected on the channel.
4. Slide the slider of sensitivity and select the appropriate motion detection sensitivity, as shown in
Figure 5-213.

Figure 5-213 Motion Detection Area and Sensitivity Setting Interface

Step 3
Select Processing Method.
1. Enter the "Trigger Channel" interface.
2. Set the channel to trigger the video recording or alarm bomb image when the alarm is generated. As
shown in Figure 5-214.
Figure 5-214 Trigger Channel Interface

Step 4
Note:
The trigger channel defaults to the current channel.
Select the "Deployment Time" property page.
1. Enter the "Deployment Time" interface and set the deployment time period of this channel.
2. Select "Week" as a day of the week to configure this day. As shown in Figure 5-215.

Figure 5-215 Deployment Time Interface

Note:
 Each time period cannot be crossed or included.
 Eight time periods can be set in a single day.

Step 5
Select the Processing Method property page.
Please refer to "5.11.6 Alarm Processing" for setting the processing method after alarm.
Step 6
Repeat the above steps to set the deployment plan for the whole week.
Note
If the schedule of other days is the same, click Copy to copy to another time.

Step 7
Click OK to complete the channel motion detection settings.
Note
If you need to set up motion detection for other channels, please repeat the above steps.

5.11.2 Switching value alarm

When there is a switching value alarm, the alarm will be processed.

The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Alarm Configuration". Enter the "Alarm
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-216.

Figure 5-216 Alarm Configuration Interface

Step 2 Select the Alarm Input property page.

Enter the "Alarm Input" interface, as shown in Figure 5-217.
Figure 5-217 Alarm Input Interface

Step 3 Set alarm input parameters. See Table 5-14 for specific parameter descriptions.

Table 5-14 Description of alarm input parameters

Parameter understanding Parameter setting
Parameter name

Alarm input Select from the drop-down box.

number Select the sequence number for which you want

to set the alarm input parameters.

The number of selectable alarm inputs varies

with different product models. Please refer to
"Chapter 7 Technical Parameters" for details.
Alarm name It is used to distinguish different alarms. Letters, Enter through the text box.
characters and symbols can be edited up to 32
characters.
Alarm type Used to set the alarm type of the alarm input. Select from the drop-down box.
Note
Selectable setting items are "normally open" and
After modification, restart it to take
"normally closed" effect.

Processing alarm It is used to set whether to turn on "Process Select by check box.
inputs Alarm Input".

Processing It is used to set the processing behavior after the Click the command button to open
method alarm input is generated. the setting interface.

Step 4 Click the command button on the right side of the "Processing Method" to enter the "Processing
Method" interface for alarm input, and set the processing method of this channel, including setting the
alarm triggering channel, the deployment time period, the processing method and the PTZ linkage
channel.

Step 5 Select the "Trigger Channel" property page to set the channel that triggers the video recording
or alarm bomb image when the alarm is generated. As shown in Figure 5-218

Step 6

Figure 5-218 Alarm Input Processing Mode

Note:
The number of IP channels varies with different product models. Please refer to "Chapter 7 Technical
Parameters" for details.
Step 6 Select the "Deployment Time" property page.
1. Enter the "Deployment Time" interface and set the deployment time period of this channel. As
shown in Figure 5-219.

Figure 5-219 Deployment Time Interface

2 Select "Week" as a day of the week to configure this day.

Note
 Each time period cannot be crossed or included.
 Eight time periods can be set in a single day.
Step 7 Select the Processing Method property page.
Please refer to "5.11.6 Alarm Processing" for setting the processing method after alarm.
Step 8 Select the property page "PTZ linkage channel".
Enter "PTZ linkage channel" interface, as shown in Figure 5-220.

Figure 5-220 Interface of PTZ linkage channel

Step 9 Set linkage option parameters

Note
 Before setting the alarm input PTZ linkage, please confirm whether the decoder or fastball you use
supports this function.
 One alarm input can trigger the preset point, cruise, and track call of multiple channels, but only one
of them can be called (linkage status mutually exclusive setting).

Step 10 Repeat the above steps to set the deployment plan for the whole week.
Note
If the schedule of other days is the same, click Copy to copy to another time.

Step 11 Click OK to complete the channel alarm input settings.

Note
 If you need to set other alarm inputs, please repeat the above steps.
 If other alarm inputs are consistent with the alarm input settings, click "Copy" to enter the "Copy
Alarm Input" interface, as shown in Figure 5-221. Select the alarm input to be copied, and copy the
alarm input processing method to other channels.
Figure 5-221 Copy Alarm Input Interface

5.11.3 Video loss

If the video signal of a channel is lost, the phenomenon can be found in time for processing.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main menu → Channel management → Video loss". Enter the "Video Lost" interface, as
shown in Figure 5-222.

Figure 5-222 Video Loss Interface

Step 2 Select the channel for video loss alarm, and select Enable Video Loss Alarm. Click the command
button on the right of Processing Method.
Step 3 Enter the "Processing Method" interface for video loss, as shown in Figure 5-223.
Figure 5-223 Processing Mode Interface

Step 4 Set the deployment time period of this channel.

Select "Week" as a day of the week to configure this day.
Note
 Each time period cannot be crossed or included.
 Eight time periods can be set in a single day.

Step 5 Select the Processing Method property page.

Step 6 Please refer to "5.11.6 Alarm Processing" for setting the processing method after alarm. Repeat
the above steps to set the deployment plan for the whole week.
Note
If the schedule of other days is the same, click Copy to copy to another time.
Step 7
Click OK to complete the video loss settings for this channel.

5.11.4 Video occlusion

When the video lens is blocked, an alarm can be sent.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Occlusion Alarm". Enter the "Occlusion Alarm"
interface, as shown in Figure 5-224.
Figure 5-224 Occlusion Alarm Interface

Step 2 Select the channel for video occlusion alarm.

Step 3 Set the video occlusion alarm of this channel.
1. Select "Enable video occlusion alarm".
2. Slide the slider of sensitivity and select the appropriate sensitivity.
3. Use the mouse to set the area to block the alarm in the image area, as shown in Figure 5-225.

Figure 5-225 Occlusion Alarm Setting Interface

Step 4 Click the command button on the right of Processing Method. Set the deployment time period
of this channel.
Step 5 Select "Week" as a day of the week to configure this day.
Note
 Each time period cannot be crossed or included.
 Eight time periods can be set in a single day.
Step 6 Select the Processing Method property page.
Step 7 Please refer to "5.11.6 Alarm Processing" for setting the processing method after alarm. Repeat
the above steps to set the deployment plan for the whole week.
Step 8 Click OK to complete the video occlusion settings for this channel.

5.11.5 Exception handling

The abnormal configuration is used to handle the alarm of abnormal events, including hard disk full
(when there is hard disk space full), hard disk error (when writing the hard disk or the hard disk is not
initialized), network disconnection (no network cable is connected), IP conflict, illegal access (wrong
user password), video recording exception (such as no video disk, etc.), etc.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Abnormal Configuration". Enter the "Abnormal
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-226.

Step 2 Set various abnormal parameters, including abnormal type, audible warning, upload center, etc.

5.11.6 Alarm processing

When an alarm occurs, you can pop up an alarm screen, sound a warning (buzzer), upload the center
(actively send the alarm signal to the remote alarm host (PC installed with network video monitoring
software), trigger the alarm output, and send an alarm e-mail warning.

Pop up alarm screen

When an alarm occurs, when it is in preview mode, the monitor or display connected through the local
output port (VGA/HDMI) switches to view the channel image of the "Pop up alarm screen" processing
mode.
Note;
 The channel of the alarm screen needs to be set in the "trigger channel".
 If alarm occurs in multiple channels, single screen switching shall be performed every 10 seconds
(by default, it can be modified through the "Alarm screen switching delay" item in the "Preview
configuration" interface).
 If the alarm stops, the switching will be stopped and the preview screen will be restored.

Audible warning
When an alarm occurs, the device will emit a beep for warning.

Set upload center

When an alarm event or abnormal event occurs in the NVR, it can actively send this signal to the
remote alarm host (PC with network video monitoring software installed).

In the listening mode, the alarm center can be set to upload the alarm information actively. See "Alarm
Center" for alarm center settings.

Set alarm output

When the alarm is generated, the linkage alarm output can be set. The specific operation steps are as
follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Alarm Configuration". Enter the Alarm
Configuration interface.
Step 2 Select the Alarm Output property page.
Enter the "Alarm Output" interface of alarm configuration, as shown in Figure 5-227.

Figure 5-227 Alarm Output Interface

Step 3 select the alarm output number to be set, and set the alarm name and delay time.
Note
If "Manual Clear" is selected for delay, the alarm can only be cleared through the "Manual Operation →
Manual Alarm" menu in the main menu.
Step 4 Click the command button on the right of Processing Method.
Enter the alarm output deployment time interface, as shown in Figure 5-228.

Figure 5-228 Deployment Time Interface

Step 5 Set the deployment time period for this alarm output.
Select "Week" as a day of the week to configure this day.
 Each time period cannot be crossed or included.
 Eight time periods can be set in a single day.

Step 6 Repeat the above steps to set the deployment plan for the whole week.
Note
If the schedule of other days is the same, click Copy to copy to another time.

Step 7 Click OK to finish setting the alarm output.

Note
If the settings of other channels are consistent with that of this channel, click "Copy" to enter the "Copy
Alarm Output" interface, as shown in Figure 5-229. Select the channel to copy, and copy the settings of
this channel to other channels.
Figure 5-229 Copy Alarm Output Interface

Set Send Mail

When an alarm occurs, the alarm information will be sent to the user in the form of email to inform the
user of the occurrence of the alarm phenomenon in a timely manner.
See Mail Settings for mail settings.

5.11.7 Manual alarm

Switch alarm output can be triggered/cleared manually. If the switch alarm output delay is set to
manual clearing, the alarm cannot be cleared until the "Clear" button on the interface is used.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Manual Operation → Manual Alarm". Enter the "Manual Alarm"
interface, as shown in Figure 5-230.
Figure 5-230 Manual Alarm Interface

Step 2 Set the manual trigger/clear switch alarm output.

 If you need to trigger/clear an alarm output, click "Trigger"/"Clear".
 If you need to trigger all alarm outputs, click "Trigger All".
 If you need to clear all alarm outputs, click "Clear All".

5.12 Network
5.12.1 Basic configuration
Note
If the device is used for network monitoring, the network must be set for normal use. The factory
automatically obtains the IP address.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration".

Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface of network configuration, as shown in Figure 5-231.
Figure 5-231 Basic Configuration Interface of Network Configuration

Step 2 Set network parameters.

In the basic configuration interface, you can set the working mode, network card type, IPv4 address,
IPv4 gateway, IPv4 mask, MTU, DNS server, IPv6 address and other parameters.
Note
 Only the DS-7900N-K4 series and DS-N2-4000XP series support the setting of the working mode,
and two modes can be selected: "network fault tolerance" and "multiple access setting". When it is set
to the "Multiple Access Setting" mode, the parameters of the two network cards are independent of
each other, and the network cards work with each other. Select "Network Card Selection" to set LAN1
and LAN2 respectively. You can select a network card as the default route. When the system is actively
connected to the external network, the data is forwarded by the default route.
 If there is a DHCP server in the network, you can check "Obtain IPv4 address automatically" to take
effect.
 The effective value range of MTU is 500~1500.

Step 3 Click Apply to save the settings.

5.12.2 Advanced Configuration

PPPoE
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configura
tion" interface of network configuration.
Step 2 Select the PPPoE property page.
Enter the "PPPoE" interface, as shown in Figure 5-232.
Figure 5-232 PPPoE Interface

Step 3 Select Enable PPPoE, enter the user name, password and confirm.
Note
 After successful setting, PPPoE status can be queried in "Network Status" under "System
Information".
 PPPoE user name and password can be obtained from the operator. After setting, the device will
automatically dial after restart, and the network information can be displayed in the network status
after successful dialing.
Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Platform access
The whole series supports access to three platforms, namely, "Fluorite Cloud", "Ehome" and
"GB28181".

Fluorite cloud
"Fluorite Cloud" provides a micro video service platform for home and enterprise users. Through the
video service of "Fluorite Cloud", users can easily view real-time videos, historical videos, alarm services
and other services, and provide users with comprehensive micro video application services such as
real-time viewing, remote care, and instant sharing.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.

Step 2 Select the "Platform Access" property page.

Step 3 Enter the "Platform Access" interface.
Step 4 Select "fluorite cloud" as the access type
Step 5 Check "Enable", as shown in Figure 5-233.
Step 6
If "Stream Encryption" is enabled, fill in the verification code. The video can be previewed only after the
verification code is entered for remote access. Click Apply to save the settings.
Note
 The verification code is six capital letters.
 Use the QR code on the scan interface of the fluorite cloud video mobile phone client to add the
device. For detailed configuration, please refer to"4.3 Configuration and Operation of Fluorite Cloud
Mobile Phone Client".

Fig. 5-233 Interface of access to fluorite cloud

Ehome
The Ehome protocol is a protocol independently developed by our company, which can realize the
connection between the Ehome platform and the equipment. You can perform preview, playback and
other functions on the Ehome platform.
Step 1 Before setting the Ehome connection through IE, please ensure that the relevant configuration
has been successfully performed on the platform.

Step 2 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.

Step 3 Select the "Platform Access" property page. Enter the "Platform Access" interface.
Select "Ehome" as the access type and tick "Enable", as shown in Figure 5-234.
Figure 5-234 Access to Ehome Interface

Step 4 Enter "Access Server IP", "Access Server Port" and "Device ID". Please refer to Table 5-15 for
specific parameter descriptions.

Table 5-15 Ehome Docking Setting Parameters

Parameter name Parameter understanding and setting
Access server IP The IP address of the platform server.

Access server port The port number of the platform server. Setting range: 1024~65535.
Please refer to the actual provision of the platform.

Device ID Provided by the platform.

GB28181
GB28181 is a national standard protocol for video monitoring industry based on SIP (signaling stream)
and RTP (RTCP) (media stream) protocols. After the settings are successful, the 28181 platform can be
connected to the device.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.
Step 2 Select the "Platform Access" property page. Enter the "Platform Access" interface.
Step 3 Select "GB28181" as the access type and check "Enabled", as shown in Figure 5-235.
Figure 5-235 Access GB28181 Interface

Step 4 Set platform parameters and equipment channel parameters. See Table 5-16 for specific
parameter descriptions.

Table 5-16 Description of GB28181 Butt Setting Parameters

Parameter name Parameter understanding and setting

Local SIP port The default value is 5060, and the setting range is 1025~65535. If you
want to modify, please refer to the actual platform.
SIP Server ID 20 bit ASCII. It is provided by the platform, that is, the ID of the
platform SIP server, 20 digits.
SIP Server Domain 31 bit ASCII.

SIP server address That is, the IP address of the platform SIP server. Only IPv4 addresses
are supported.
SIP server port That is, the port number of the platform SIP server. The default server
port is 5060, and the setting range is 1~65535. If you want to modify,
please refer to the actual platform.
SIP user It is provided by the platform, that is, the ID of the device, 20 digits.
authentication ID The equipment type is 111~118.
SIP user That is, the platform registration password. The default is 12345678, with a
authentication maximum of 31 characters. If you want to modify, please refer to the
password actual platform.
Registration validity Valid setting range: 100~100000, 3600 by default. The unit is second.

Heartbeat cycle Valid setting range: 5~3600, 60 by default. The unit is second.
Maximum Valid setting range: 3~255, default is 5. The unit is times.
heartbeat timeout

Speed type Options can be set: magnification and rate. Default multiplier.

Magnification  When the speed type is set to multiplying power, the options
available through the drop-down box are: 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8, the
default is 2.
 When the speed type is set to speed, it can be entered through
the text box. The default value is 2, and the unit is Kbps.
Alarm input code ID 28181 A format code, provided by the platform, is the ID of the
equipment alarm channel, 20 digits or blank. The device type is 134.

Video channel 28181 A format encoding is provided by the platform, that is, the ID
encoding ID of the device video channel, 20 digits or blank. The device type is 131
or 132.

Step 5 Click Apply to save the settings

Note
 When enabling registration, the server IP, server domain and server ID cannot be empty.
 It is recommended to keep the registration validity period, heartbeat cycle and heartbeat times as
default.
 Enabling or disabling GB28181 access type requires restarting the device to take effect.
DDNS
If the device uses PPPoE to connect to the public network, DDNS (dynamic domain name resolution) is
used to access the device through the domain name, which can effectively solve the problems caused
by dynamic IP to access the device.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.
Step 2 Select the DDNS property page.

Enter the "DDNS" interface, as shown in Figure 5-236.

Figure 5-236 DDNS Interface

Step 3 Set up DDNS.

Select Enable DDNS.
 If the "DDNS" type is IPServer, please enter the IP address of the IPServer software, as shown in
Figure 5-237.

Figure 5-237 IPServer Setting Interface

 If the "DDNS" type is DynDNS, please enter the server address of the domain name operator, such
as members.dyndns org。 The setting interface is shown in Figure 5-238.
− Device domain name: domain name applied by users themselves (domain name applied on dynns
website).
− User name, password and confirmation: the user name and password corresponding to the account
registered on the dyndns website.
Figure 5-238 DynDNS Setting Interface

 If the "DDNS" type is peanut shell, please enter the user name and password applied on the peanut
shell domain name website and confirm, as shown in the figure5-239.

Figure 5-239 Peanut shell setting interface

 If the "DDNS" type is HiDDNS, please enter the server address and device domain name, as shown in
Figure 5-240.
− Server address: the address of the server that provides HiDDNS services.
− Device domain name: the device alias registered on the server.
Figure 5-240 HiDDNS Setting Interface

Note
 "Equipment domain name" can be named with letters, numbers or hyphens (-), and the first
character must be a lowercase English letter.
 After the registration is successful, users can access it by using www.hik-online.com/device domain
name. For example, www.hik-online.com/test1234.
 When the device uses the router to connect to the Internet, please ensure that the DNS server
address has been correctly filled in, otherwise the registration will fail.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

NTP
When NTP is enabled, the equipment can be timed regularly through the NTP server to ensure the
accuracy of the equipment system time. The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.

Step 2 Select the NTP property page.

Enter the "NTP" interface, as shown in Figure 5-241.
Figure 5-241 NTP Interface

Step 3 Select Enable NTP to set NTP related parameters.

Note
 Time calibration interval is 1~10080 minutes. The default is 60 minutes.
 If the equipment is on the public network, please fill in the NTP server address that provides time
calibration function, such as 210.72.145.44 (IP address of national time service center server).
 If the equipment is in the private network, NTP server can be set up through NTP software for time
calibration.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

SNMP
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a network management standard based on TCP/IP
protocol family, which is used to manage communication lines and manage software and hardware
platforms produced by many manufacturers on the Internet. SNMP consists of a set of network
management standards, including an application layer protocol, a database model, and a set of
resource objects. The user can obtain the device parameters and receive the alarm abnormal
information of the device through SNMP protocol.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.

Step 2 Select the SNMP property page.

Enter the "SNMP" interface, as shown in Figure 5-242.
Figure 5-242 SNMP Interface

Step 3 Select Enable SNMP to set SNMP related parameters.

Note
 SNMP is turned off by factory default.
 When the SNMP V2 version is enabled, the "SNMP V2 version has security risks, do you want to
enable it?" will pop up The prompt interface of. To enable, select Yes. SNMP V2 version has security
risks, please use it with caution.
 Before setting SNMP parameters, the user needs to download the SNMP software and receive the
information of the device through the SNMP port.
 Set the Trap management address, and the device can send alarm and abnormal information to the
management station.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Port Mapping
The port mapping function is divided into two functions: UPNP and internal and external port mapping.

UPnP
The full name of UPnP is Universal Plug and Play. It enables the NAT conversion rules of UPnP, realizes
automatic port mapping, allows external computers to access intranet devices, and enables the
network to work efficiently.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.

Step 2 Select the Port Mapping property page. Enter the Port Mapping interface.

Step 3 Set UPnP as follows:

1. Select "Enable UPnP".
2. Select "Mapping Type", as shown in Figure 5-243.

Note
 Select "Manual" as the mapping type, and the user can select "Edit" to set the external port (the
port on the router); If it is automatic, an external port is randomly mapped (different from the internal
port).
 Select the "More Configurations" property page to set internal HTTP, RTSP and service ports.

Figure 5-243 Port Mapping Interface

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Step 5 Click Refresh.
Update the setting information in the area box to check whether the connection with the router is
successful and whether the setting parameters are effective.

Router operation steps

The UPnP function requires router support. Before setting the UPnP function, you should first set the
router and set the intranet IP address, subnet mask, gateway and other parameters matching the
router in the basic network configuration.
The router setting steps are as follows:
Step 1 Log in to the router interface.
According to the IP address, user name, password and other information of the router, log in to the
router setting interface through the WEB, as shown in Figure 5-244
Figure 5-244 Router Setting Interface

Step 2 Click the Enable UPnP option to enable the UPnP function.

Step 3 Click Refresh to check whether the connection and working status are normal, as shown in
Figure 5-245.

Figure 5-245 Router Refresh Interface

Note
The setting methods of different routers are different. The setting methods in this manual are for
reference only.

Internal and external port mapping

If the mapping of the internal and external ports on the router is inconsistent, you need to manually
edit the internal and external port numbers for remote access.

The operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.
Step 2 Select the Port Mapping property page.
Enter the Port Mapping interface. Select the port type, click Edit, and set the external port (for example,
modify the external HTTP Port 88), as shown in Figure 5-246.
Figure 5-246 Internal and External Port Mapping

Step 3 Click OK to save and return to the port mapping interface.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the parameters.
The external port and internal port of the router should be consistent with the device port type
column.

Note
Alarm center
If an alarm center is set, when an alarm event or abnormal event occurs in the NVR, this signal can be
sent to the remote alarm host (PC with network video monitoring software installed).
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.
Select the More Configurations property page.
Step 2 Set the alarm host IP and port number.
Step 3 Set the alarm host IP and port number interface, as shown in Figure 5-247.
Figure 5-247 More Configuration Interface

Caution
The port number of the alarm host must be consistent with the alarm monitoring port on the
network video monitoring software.

Note
The IP address of the alarm host is the IP address of the PC on which the remote network video
monitoring software is installed.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Multicast
The video screen is previewed through the network access device. If the upper limit of the device
access (128 channels) is exceeded, the video screen cannot be previewed. At this time, the multicast IP
address can be set for the device and the multicast protocol access method can be used to solve the
problem.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.
Step 2 Select the More Configurations property page. Enter the "More Configuration" interface.
Step 3 Set multicast IP address. As shown in Figure 5-248.
Figure 5-248 More Configuration Interface

Caution
When adding devices to the network video monitoring software, the multicast group address must be
consistent with the multicast IP set on the device side.
Note
Multicast IP address is a Class D IP address. Its range is 224.0.0.0~239.255.255.255. It is recommended
to use 239.252.0.0~239.255.255.255.
Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

RTSP service port, service port and HTTP port settings

RTSP is a real-time streaming protocol and an application layer protocol in the TCP/IP protocol system.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Network Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of network configuration.
Step 2 Select the More Configurations property page.
Step 3 Set RTSP port, service port and HTTP port, as shown in Figure 5-249.
Figure 5-249 Port Setting Interface

Note
 RTSP port is required for network remote preview; Web pages need to use HTTP when providing
network remote services Port; The client needs to use the service port number.
 The valid values of RTSP ports are 554, 1024~65535. The RTSP service port defaults to 554.
 Service port setting range: 2000~65535. The service port defaults to 8000.
 The HTTP port is the IE access port, and the default HTTP port is 80.
 HTTPS port settings are not supported locally. If you need to enable and set HTTPS ports, you can
only set them remotely.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Mail Settings
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Configuration Management → Network Configuration".
Step 2 Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface of network configuration, as shown in Figure 5-231.
Set the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and DNS server of the device.

Caution
Please be sure to fill in "Preferred DNS Server".

Step 3 Select the Mail Configuration property page.

Enter the Email Configuration interface, as shown in Figure 5-250.
Figure 5-250 Email Configuration Interface

Step 4 Set the parameters related to mail configuration.

Note
 The snapshot interval and SMTP port (please check the SMTP server port) can be set.
 Select "Enable SSL" (some SMTP servers need to be connected securely), please check according to
the actual mailbox.
 If you need to send the alarm screenshot by email, please select "Picture attachment".

Step 5 Click Test to test the mail.

 The email test is successful, and the message "Test email sent successfully!" pops up The prompt
interface is shown in Figure 5-251.

Figure 5-251 Email test success prompt interface

 If the email test fails, the message "Failed to send the test email, please check the parameters or
network status!" pops up Prompt interface, as shown in the figure
5-252.

Figure 5-252 Email test failure prompt interface

GB28181 service
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Configuration Management → Network Configuration".
Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface of network configuration, as shown in Figure 5-231. Select the
GB28181 Service property page.
Step 2 Enter the GB28,181 Service interface, as shown in Figure 5-253.

Figure 5-253 GB28181 Service Interface

Step 3 Set the relevant parameters of the GB28181 service.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Note
Check Auto Add IPC, and the device will automatically add online IPC that supports GB28181 protocol.

5.12.3 Network detection

Through network detection, you can obtain the current network connection status of the device,
network traffic and other information.

Network traffic monitoring

Through network traffic monitoring, effective information such as device network card throughput and
MTU can be obtained in real time.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Network Detection".

Enter the "Network Traffic" interface of network detection, as shown in Figure 5-254.
Figure 5-254 Network Traffic Interface

Step 2 Real time observation of device network traffic.

Get the throughput, MTU and other information of the device network card through network traffic
monitoring.
Note
The broken line graph of network traffic monitoring displays the network traffic of the device in the first
60 seconds immediately and is updated once a second. The ordinate unit measurement can be
automatically adjusted in real time according to the actual traffic.

Network delay and packet loss test

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Network Detection". Enter the "Network Traffic"
interface of network detection.

Step 2 Select the Network Detection property page.

Enter the "Network Detection" interface, as shown in Figure 5-255.
Figure 5-255 Network detection interface

Step 3 In the Destination Address column, enter the address of the test.
Click Test to test the network delay and packet loss.

 If the test is successful, the result of successfully connecting to the destination address will be
displayed, and the prompt interface is shown in Figure 5-256.

Figure 5-256 Test success prompt interface

 If the test fails, "Destination address unreachable!" pops up As shown in Figure 5-257.

Figure 5-257 Test Failure Prompt Interface

Network packet capture backup

After the device is connected to the network, it can capture data packets and back up the captured data
through USB devices (U disk, mobile hard disk).

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Network Detection". Enter the "Network Traffic"
interface of network detection.
Step 2 Select the Network Detection property page. Enter the "Network Detection" interface.
Step 3 Select the network card and click Capture Backup.
Enter the "Packet Capturing Backup" interface, as shown in Figure 5-258.

Figure 5-258 Packet Capture Progress Interface

Step 4 After the packet capture entry bar is completed, "Packet capture backup succeeded!" pops up
Prompt information is shown in Figure 5-259.

Figure 5-259 Prompt interface for successful packet capture

Note
1M data is backed up by default for each backup.
Step 5 Click OK to complete the backup.

Network resource statistics

The network access can be viewed through the network resource statistics interface; Remote access
will occupy the network output bandwidth of the device. Users can view the bandwidth of network
access of the device in real time through the network resource statistics interface.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Network Detection". Enter the "Network Traffic"
interface of network detection.
Step 2 Select the "Network Resource Statistics" property page.
Enter the "Network Resource Statistics" interface, as shown in Figure 5-260.
Figure 5-260 Network resource statistics interface

Step 3 The user can view the usage of the current system access bandwidth, and the network sends the
remaining, remote preview bandwidth and other resource statistics results, so that the user can master
the system network usage in real time.

5.13 Hard disk configuration

5.13.1 Hard disk initialization

Operating premise
The user has correctly installed the hard disk. Please refer to "3.2.2 Hard Disk Installation Procedures"
for the installation steps of the hard disk.

Operating Steps
The system supports the function of power on detection of uninitialized hard disk. If there is an
uninitialized hard disk in the device, the menu will prompt the user to initialize after the boot is
completed or the boot wizard is completed (when the boot wizard is started), as shown in Figure 5-261.

Figure 5-261 Power on detection of unformatted hard disk

 Click "Yes", and the system will automatically initialize all uninitialized hard disks.
 Click "No", and the user can enter the hard disk management interface to omplete the initialization
operation.

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management".

Enter the "Hard Disk Management" interface, as shown in Figure 5-262.

Figure 5-262 Hard Disk Management Interface

Note
DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-N2-1000X series, DS-N2-1000XP
series has no advanced configuration function.

Step 2 Select the uninitialized disk and click Initialize.

The "Initialization" prompt interface pops up, as shown in Figure 5-263.

Figure 5-263 Initialization Prompt Interface

Step 3 Click OK to initialize the disk.

Note
 During initialization, the "status" of the disk will prompt the progress of initialization, as shown in
Figure 5-264.
 After successful initialization, the "state" of the disk changes from "uninitialized" to "normal", as
shown in Figure 5-265.
Figure 5-264 Hard Disk Format Progress Prompt Interface

Figure 5-265 Hard Disk Initialization Success Interface

5.13.2 Quota Mode

Note
DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-N2-1000X series, DS-N2-1000XP
series does not support advanced configuration.

The quota storage mode can allocate the fixed storage capacity of each channel and reasonably allocate
the video storage space of each channel. The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management → Advanced Configuration". Enter the "Advanced
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-266.
Figure 5-266 Advanced Configuration Interface

Step 2 Set Mode Selection to Quota.

Caution
Changing the storage mode requires restarting the device to take effect.

Step 3 Select one channel and enter the storage space of "Video Quota (GB)" and "Picture Quota (GB)",
as shown in Figure 5-267

Figure 5-267 Space Allocation Interface

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Note
 If the settings of other channels are the same, click "Copy" to copy to other channels.
 If the quota space is 0GB, all channels will share the total capacity of the hard disk.
5.13.3 Hard disk grouping management
Note
DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-N2-1000X series, DS-N2-1000XP
series does not support hard disk grouping management.

Disk group management

The disk group configuration mode can write the specified channel to the specified disk group by
grouping the hard disks. Before setting, please select "Storage Mode Configuration" as "Disk Group" in
"Advanced Configuration".
The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management".

Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface of hard disk management, as shown in Figure 5-268.

Figure 5-268 Basic configuration interface of hard disk management

Step 2 Select the hard disks that belong to the same disk group.
Enter the "Local Hard Disk Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-269.
Figure 5-269 Local Hard Disk Configuration Interface
Note
 The disk group number of all hard disks is 1 by default.
 Only one hard disk can be selected for setting at a time.

Step 3 Select a disc group number.

Step 4 Click OK.
Save the settings and a prompt interface will pop up, as shown in Figure 5-270.

Fig. 5-270 Prompt interface

Click Yes to modify the disc pack and return to the upper menu.
Step 5 Select the Advanced Configuration property page.

Step 6 Enter the "Advanced Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-271.

Figure 5-271 Advanced Configuration Interface

Step 7 Set the associated channel of the disc group.

According to the actual situation of the user, the video channel is allocated to the corresponding disc
group.
Step 8 Click Apply to save the disk group associated channel information.

Caution
Please ensure that each channel has at least one disc group associated with it, otherwise, when the
channel starts recording, abnormal recording will occur.
Hard Disk Properties
Note
 Hard disk attributes: read-write, read-only and redundant.
 Before setting, please select "Storage Mode Configuration" as "Disk Group" in "Advanced
Configuration".
 In order to prevent important video data from being overwritten during cyclic recording, the hard
disk can be protected by setting it as "read-only".
 Set the hard disk as "redundant", which can realize redundant recording in the redundant disk while
recording in the read-write disk, so as to improve the reliability of recording.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management".
Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface of hard disk management, as shown in Figure 5-268. Select
the protected hard disk, and click.

Step 2 Enter the "Local Hard Disk Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-269.

Note
Only one hard disk can be selected for setting at a time.

Step 3 Set hard disk drive properties.

 If the "read-only" disk is set, select "Hard Disk Attribute" as "read-only".
 If the "Redundant" disk is set, select "Hard Disk Attribute" as "Redundant".
Step 4 Click OK to save the settings and return to the upper menu.

5.13.4 Hard disk detection

S. M.A.R.T test
S. M.A.R.T detection can monitor the head unit of the hard disk, the temperature of the hard disk, the
media material on the disk surface, the motor and its drive system, and the internal circuit of the hard
disk, and timely analyze and predict the possible problems of the hard disk.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Hard Disk Inspection".

Enter the "S.M.A.R.T Configuration" interface of hard disk detection, as shown in Figure 5-272.
 Figure 5-272 S.M.A.R.T Configuration Interface

Note
 S.M.A.R.T detection function, which is enabled by default.
 If the "When the self-assessment of the hard disk fails, continue to use the hard disk"□ is changed

to , then when the system detects SMART In case of exception, the hard disk will continue to be

used.

Caution
If the hard disk S.M.A.R.T fails, the hard disk can continue to be used, but there will be a greater risk.
Please choose carefully.

Step 2 Select Self Test Type and click. Perform S.M.A.R.T test.
Note
 Self inspection types are divided into short type, extended type and transmission type.
 The overall assessment status includes "good health", "there are a few bad sectors" and "failure is
imminent".
 Self assessment status is divided into "passed" and "failed".
 The user can use the S.M.A.R.T self check function and the S.M.A.R.T command to perform self
check on the hard disk to detect the overall state of the hard disk.

Bad track detection

The system detects bad sectors in the hard disk through read-only mode. The specific operation steps
are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Hard Disk Inspection".
Enter the "Bad Track Detection" interface of hard disk detection, as shown in Figure 5-273.

Figure 5-273 Bad Track Detection Interface

Step 2 Select the Hard Disk Number and the test area, and click Test. Start the bad track detection of
the current hard disk.
Note
The types of detection areas are divided into "critical area detection" and "complete detection".

Step 3 After the detection, the user can view the bad track of the hard disk, as shown in Figure 5-274.

Figure 5-274 Bad Track Detection Results Interface

5.13.5 Hard disk abnormal alarm
Hard disk loss alarm
During the operation of the device, if the hard disk that has been used normally is lost (including the
loss of data cable or power supply, hard disk damage or manual removal), the system will remind the
user that the hard disk is lost.

When the device suddenly emits a constant alarm sound, the user can go to the hard disk management
interface to check whether the hard disk is lost. The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management → Basic Configuration". Enter the "Hard Disk
Information" interface, as shown in Figure 5-275.

Figure 5-275 Hard Disk Information Interface

Caution
If the user has canceled the audible warning of "hard disk error", the device (armed status) will not
generate an alarm when the hard disk is lost.

Step 2 Click , "Are you sure you want to delete this hard disk?" As shown in Figure 5-276.

Figure 5-276 Prompt interface for deleting hard disk

Step 3 Click Yes to delete the hard disk drive.

Hard disk error alarm

If the hard disk status is uninitialized or abnormal, alarm processing can be performed. The specific
operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → Abnormal Configuration". Enter the "Abnormal
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-277.

Figure 5-277 Exception Configuration Interface

Step 2 Select the Hard Disk Error type and handle it.
Note
The hard disk error alarm mode includes audible alarm, upload center, email sending, and trigger alarm
output. See "5.11.6 Alarm Handling" for specific settings.

5.13.6 Hard disk does not sleep

Note
DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-N2-1000X series, DS-N2-1000XP
series does not support the function of hard disk not sleeping.

Step 1 The device will be in the sleep state of the non working hard disk for a long time, so as to reduce
power consumption and prolong the service life of the hard disk.
Step 2 Users can choose not to hibernate all hard disks to keep them working. The specific operation
steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management → Advanced Configuration". Enter the "Advanced
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-266.

If you need not to enable it, uncheck "Enable hard disk hibernation" and click "Apply" to save.
Caution
If the "hard disk does not sleep" is enabled for a long time, the service life of the hard disk may be
reduced, and the power consumption of the device may increase. Please use with caution.
 The hard disk hibernation mode is enabled by default.
5.13.7 Hard disk status query
According to the state of the hard disk, find the problem of the hard disk in time, and deal with the
problem hard disk to reduce the loss.
There are two ways to query the status of a hard disk:
 Method 1:
Select "Main Menu → Hard Disk Management → Basic Configuration" to enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of the hard disk management menu, as shown in the figure 5-278.

Figure 5-278 Basic Configuration Interface

Note
The hard disk can only be used normally when it is in normal or dormant state. If the hard disk is
uninitialized or abnormal, it is abnormal; Please initialize the uninitialized or abnormal hard disk. If it
fails, please replace the hard disk.

 Method 2:
Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → System Information".
Select the "Hard Disk Status" property page to enter the "Hard Disk Status" interface of system
information, as shown in Figure 5-279.
Figure 5-279 Hard Disk Status Interface

Note
If the hard disk is in an abnormal state, please go to the hard disk management menu for initialization.
If it fails, please replace the hard disk.

5.14 Channel parameter setting

5.14.1 OSD Setting
OSD is the abbreviation of "On Screen Display". The local preview OSD mainly includes the display of
time and channel name.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → OSD Configuration".
Enter the "OSD Configuration" interface of channel management, as shown in Figure 5-280.

Figure 5-280 OSD Configuration Interface

Step 2 Select the channel for OSD settings.

Step 3 Set the channel OSD
If you need to change the OSD position of this channel, you can directly drag the OSD box with the
mouse to adjust it.

Note
OSD includes channel name, date, week, date format, time format, OSD attribute, and OSD location.

5.14.2 Video Masking Settings

The video masking function can mask some sensitive or privacy related areas in the monitoring scene
image.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Mask Configuration".
Enter the "Mask Configuration" interface of channel management, as shown in Figure 5-281.
Figure 5-281 Mask Configuration Interface

Step 2 Select the channel for video masking.

Step 3 Select "Enable privacy masking", delimit the masking area with the mouse, and complete the
setting of video masking, as shown in Figure 5-282.

Figure 5-282 Video Masking Completion Interface

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

Note
4 covered areas can be set.

5.14.3 Video parameter adjustment

The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Channel Management → Image Configuration".
Enter the "Image Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-283.
Figure 5-283 Image Configuration Interface

Step 2 Select the channel for video parameter adjustment.

Step 3 Set the video parameters
 Color adjustment. The user can drag the slider to adjust the parameters roughly, or click the
numerical value to adjust the parameters step by step.
 Enable rotation. Options are: Off, 270 degrees clockwise. Select Close to restore the image.
 Image mode. Options include: close, left and right, up and down, and center. Select Close to restore
the image.
Note
 The brightness, contrast, saturation and chroma of the channel image can be adjusted.
 Adjusting the video parameters will not only change the preview effect of the image, but also
change the video quality of the image.
 If the front-end camera supports rotation and mirroring, the device supports this function,
otherwise it does not.

Step 4 Click Apply to save the settings.

5.15 Equipment maintenance and management

5.15.1 System information
Device Information
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → System Information".
Enter the "Equipment Information" interface, as shown in Figure 5-284.
Figure 5-284 Device Information Interface

Step 2 Check the name, model, serial number, master version and verification code of the equipment
for future maintenance or repair.

Note
You can use IVMS mobile phone client to scan QR code to add devices to the client.

Channel Status
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → System Information". Enter the "Device
Information" interface.

Step 2 Select the Channel Status property page.

Enter the "Channel Status" interface, as shown in Figure 5-285.

Figure 5-285 Channel Status Interface

Step 3 View the status information of each channel

Recording status
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → System Information". Enter the "Device
Information" interface.

Step 2 Select the Recording Status property page.

Enter the "Recording Status" interface, as shown in Figure 5-286.

Figure 5-286 Recording Status Interface

Step 3 Check the recording status and coding parameters of each channel.

Alarm status
The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → System Information". Enter the "Device
Information" interface.

Step 2 Select the Alarm Status property page.

Enter the "Alarm Status" interface, as shown in Figure 5-287.
 Figure 5-287 Alarm Status Interface

Step 3 Check the status and linkage information of each alarm input and output.

Network Status
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → System Information". Enter the "Device
Information" interface.

Step 2 Select the Network Status property page.

Enter the "Network Status" interface, as shown in Figure 5-288.

Figure 5-288 Network Status Interface

Step 3 Check the network connection and configuration of the device.

Hard disk status
The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → System Information". Enter the "Device
Information" interface.

Step 2 Select the Hard Disk Status property page.

Enter the "Hard Disk Status" interface, as shown in Figure 5-289.

Figure 5-289 Hard Disk Status Interface

Step 3 View the status and attribute information of the hard disk connected to the device.

5.15.2 Log Query and Export

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Log Information".

Step 1 Enter the "Log Search" interface, as shown in Figure 5-290.

Figure 5-290 Log Search Interface

Step 2 Set the search criteria and click Search.

Enter the "Search Results" interface, as shown in Figure 5-291.

Figure 5-291 Log Search Results Interface

Note
 The log search conditions that can be set include: log start time and end time, log type.
 If more than 2000 logs are found, the system will display the first 2000 logs.

Step 3 Log information list operation.

 If you need to search the log details, please single click or double click the log information with the
left mouse button to enter the "Log Details" interface, as shown in Figure 5-292.
 Figure 5-292 Log Details Interface

− Click "Previous" and "Next" to display the details of the previous log and the next log respectively;
− Click "OK" to return to the log list interface.

 If you want to view the recording of the log time point, please click.
 If you need to export the log information in the list.
1) Select log information.
2) Click Export to open the Log Export interface, as shown in Figure 5-293.

Figure 5-293 Log Export Interface

3) Click Export to open the prompt interface of "Log Export Succeeded", as shown in Figure 5-294.

Figure 5-294 Log Export Success Prompt Interface

4) Select OK to view the log information export result, as shown in Figure 5-295.
 Figure 5-295 Log Export Result Interface

Note
 Mobile device files can be filtered through the suffix drop-down menu.
 Before exporting logs, make sure the backup device is connected. The log file is a txt text file named
after the log export time, such as 20140109105216logBack.txt.

Export All with One Button

When the user needs to export more than all log information, the one click export function can be used
to export all log information of the hard disk to the backup device.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Log Information". Enter the Log Search interface.

Step 2 Click Export All

Step 3 Select a backup device and click Export to start the backup. When the prompt "Backup
completed!" appears, the backup is completed. The Export Log Completion interface is shown in Figure
5-296.

Figure 5-296 Export Log Interface

Step 4 Select OK to view the log information export result, as shown in Figure 5-297.
 Figure 5-297 Export Result Interface

Note
The exported log file is a txt text file named after the log export time, such as
20121225100049logBack.txt.

5.15.3 Export/import of configuration information

Export the configuration file of the device to facilitate timely backup of the configuration file. If multiple
devices adopt the same configuration, more configuration time can be saved through the "import"
operation.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Configuration Operation".

Enter the "Import/Export Configuration File" interface, as shown in Figure 5-298.

Figure 5-298 Import/Export Profile Interface

Step 2 Set the import/export profile.
 If you need to export the device configuration information, click Export.
 If you need to import the configuration information, please select the configuration file in the USB
device and click Import.

Note
 Mobile device files can be filtered through the suffix drop-down menu.
 Execute the import operation, and the device will restart.

5.15.4 Version upgrade

Local upgrade

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Version Upgrade".
Enter the "Local Upgrade" interface of version upgrade, as shown in Figure 5-299.

Figure 5-299 Local Upgrade Interface

Step 2 Select the upgrade file and click Upgrade.

The system starts to upgrade.
Note
 Mobile device files can be filtered through the suffix drop-down menu.
 After the upgrade is completed, restart the equipment to use a new version of the program.
 If the upgrade fails to work normally after startup, please contact the supplier in time for repair.

FTP upgrade
Please place a PC host and device in the same LAN, use and configure FTP software on the PC host, and
start FTP Services.
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Version Upgrade".
Enter the "Local Upgrade" interface of version upgrade.
Step 2 Select the FTP property page.
Enter the "FTP" interface of version upgrade, as shown in Figure 5-300.

Figure 5-300 FTP Interface

Step 3 Enter the FTP server address and click Upgrade.

The system starts to upgrade.
Note
 After the upgrade is completed, restart the equipment to use a new version of the program.
 If the upgrade fails to work normally after startup, please contact the supplier in time for repair.

5.15.5 Default Configuration

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Maintenance → Default Configuration". Enter the "Default
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-301.
Figure 5-301 Default Configuration Interface
Step 2 Select the default configuration type.
 If "Restore default parameters" is selected, after this operation, all parameters except IP address,
subnet mask, default gateway, MTU and server port number will be restored to the default parameters
when the equipment leaves the factory.
 If "Restore factory settings" is selected, all parameters will be restored to factory parameters.
 If "Restore inactive status" is selected, the admin password will be restored to null, and all users
created will be deleted.

Step 3 When a prompt pops up, select "Yes" to restart the device.
Note
 After the default configuration, some or all parameters will be restored to default. Please use this
function with caution.
 DS-7800N-K1/C series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-7808/16N-K2, DS-N2-1000XP series
DS-N2-2008/16X supports pressing the key to restore the inactive state of the device. Press and hold
the Reset button for 10 seconds, and the device will resume its inactive state after restart. The Reset
key is shown in Figure 5-302. The position of DS-7800N-K1/C series Reset key on the motherboard is
shown in Figure 5-303; The position of DS-7800N-K1/4P series and DS-N2-1000XP series Reset keys on
the motherboard is shown in Figure 5-304; The position of the Reset key of DS-7808/16N-K2 and
DS-N2-2008/16X on the motherboard is shown in Figure 5-305. The motherboard is located in the
chassis. Please refer to "3.2.2 Hard Disk Installation Steps" for the method of opening the chassis.

Figure 5-302 Schematic Diagram of Reset Button

Figure 5-303 DS-7800N-K1/C Series Reset Button Location

Figure 5-304 DS-7800N-K1/4P Series, DS-N2-1000XP Series Reset Button Location

Figure 5-305 DS-7808/16N-K2, DS-N2-2008/16X Reset Button Location

5.16 Other settings

5.16.1 Resolution and mouse settings

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → General Configuration".

Enter the "Basic Configuration" interface of general configuration, as shown in Figure 5-306.

Figure 5-306 Basic Configuration Interface

Step 2 Set the output resolution and mouse movement speed of the device.
Note
 VGA/HDMI resolution shall be consistent with the actual output screen resolution.
 DS-7800N-K1 series, DS-7800N-K1/4P series, DS-7800N-K2 series, DS-7800N-K2/P series,
DS-7900N-K4 series, DS-7900N-K4/P series, DS-N2-1000X series, DS-N2-1000XP series, DS-N2-2000X
series, DS-N2-2000XP series, DS-N2-4000X series, DS-N2-4000XP series, HDMI output supports 4K
ultra-high definition display, and the VGA/HDMI resolution is 4K (3840 × 2160)/30Hz, the VGA output
port will not output pictures.
 The mouse pointer can move at four speeds.
 If the boot wizard and operation password are not enabled, please change to .
 If you do not start the operation password, please change to , and the prompt interface
"Closing the operation password is a security risk, do you want to continue?" will pop up. If you are sure
to close, please select "Yes". Closing the operation password is a security risk. Please take care to close.

5.16.2 Setting of equipment name and number

The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → General Configuration". Enter the "Basic
Configuration" interface of general configuration.
Step 2 Select the More Configurations property page.
Enter the "More Configurations" interface of general configuration, as shown in Figure 5-307.

Figure 5-307 More Configuration Interface

Step 3 Set the name and number of the equipment.

Note
The equipment number range is 1~255, and the default is 255.

5.16.3 RS-232 Serial Port Setting

Only DS-7900N-K4 series, DS-7900N-K4/P series, DS-N2-4000X series, DS-N2-4000XP series support the
RS-232 function.
The specific operation method is as follows:
Select "Main Menu → System Configuration → 232 Configuration". Enter the "RS-232 Configuration"
interface, as shown in Figure 5-308.

Figure 5-308 RS-232 Configuration Interface

Step 2 Set RS-232 serial port parameters.
 Parameter control: connect with PC serial port, and set parameters of equipment through PC and
tool software (such as super terminal). When the PC is connected through serial port, it needs to match
the serial port parameters of NVR.
 Transparent channel: directly connect the serial device, and the remote PC can control the serial
device through the network using the protocol specified by the serial device.

5.16.4 User management

Note
 The default administrator user name of the device is admin.
 The administrator can add and delete users and configure user parameters.

Caution
 The administrator should properly configure the user permissions, and it is recommended to use
user-defined users for management in daily maintenance.
 In order to improve the security of the product network, please update the password of the product
regularly. It is recommended to update and maintain it every 3 months. If the product has high safety
requirements for the use environment, it is recommended to update it monthly or weekly.
 It is recommended that the administrator manage the device account and user permissions
effectively, delete irrelevant users and permissions, and close unnecessary network ports.
 When the user enters an incorrect password, the device will have a lock message reminder; The
admin user enters the wrong password 7 times in a row or the ordinary user enters the wrong
password 5 times in a row (if the wrong password is entered twice for more than 3 minutes, the
number will be counted again), and the device will automatically enter the locked state. Automatic
unlocking after 1 minute.

Add Users
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Configuration Management → User Configuration". Enter the "User
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-309.

Figure 5-309 User Configuration Interface

Step 2 Click Add.

Enter the "Add User" interface, as shown in Figure 5-310.

Figure 5-310 Add User Interface

Note
 The user name cannot be invalid when adding users, such as "admin" or "root".
 Add up to 31 users.

Step 3 Edit the new user information and select the level.
 Naming support English, digital and Chinese.
 The password is composed of two or more combinations of 8-16 digit numbers, lower case letters,
upper case letters or special characters.
 Passwords are divided into three levels: weak, medium and strong. In order to protect your personal
privacy and enterprise data, and avoid network security problems of the device, it is recommended that
you set a high-intensity password that meets the security specifications.
 The user level has two levels: ordinary user and operator. The default permissions of the two levels
are different (in the default permissions of "remote configuration", the operator has the permission of
"voice intercom", while the ordinary user does not; in the permission of "channel configuration", the
operator has all permissions, and the ordinary user only has the permission of local playback and
remote playback).
 User MAC address: refers to the physical address of the PC management host that remotely
accesses NVR. If this parameter is set, only the remote PC management host with this physical address
can access this NVR.
Step 4 Click OK.
Save and return to the "User Management" interface, as shown in Figure 5-311.
Figure 5-311 User Management Interface

Step 5 Select the user that was successfully added and click .

Enter the "Permission Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-312

Figure 5-312 Permission Configuration Interface

Step 6 Set the user permissions.

Note
User permissions are divided into local configuration, remote configuration and channel configuration.
Step 7 Click OK to save and return to the User Management interface.
Note
Support ordinary users to modify their personal passwords.

Permission description
 Local configuration
− Local log search: check the system logs and system information.
− Local parameter setting: set parameters, restore default parameters, import/export parameters.
− Local channel management: add, delete, and modify IP channels, and import and export IP channel
configuration files.
− Local advanced management: hard disk management (initialization, setting hard disk attributes),
upgrading system programs, and clearing IO alarm output can be performed.
− Local shutdown/restart: restart/shutdown can be performed.
 Remote configuration
− Remote log search: view logs recorded on NVR remotely.
− Remote parameter setting: set parameters remotely, restore default parameters, and import/export
parameters.
− Remote channel management: add, delete and modify IP channels.
− Remote control of local output: remote keys can be sent.
− Voice intercom: It can initiate voice intercom to NVR.
− Remote alarm deployment and control alarm output: remote alarm can be deployed (that is, it is
required to send the alarm/abnormal state to the remote client) and control the alarm output of the
equipment.
− Remote advanced management: remote hard disk management (initialization, setting hard disk
attributes), upgrading system programs, and clearing IO alarm output.
− Remote shutdown/restart: remote shutdown/restart operation.

 Channel configuration
− Remote preview: remote preview of the live images of each channel, and this permission is detailed
to each channel.
− Local manual operation: local manual start/stop of recording. This authority is detailed to each
channel.
− Remote manual operation: Remote manual start/stop of video recording. This permission is detailed
to each channel.
− Local playback: local playback of video files recorded on NVR. This permission is detailed to each
channel.
− Remote playback: Remote playback and downloading of video files recorded on NVR. This permission
is detailed to each channel.
− Local PTZ control: Local PTZ control, which is detailed to each channel.
− Remote PTZ control: remote control PTZ, which is detailed to each channel.
− Local backup: backup the video files recorded on NVR locally, and this permission is detailed to each
channel. The channel with local backup permission must have local playback permission.

Note
 Only the admin administrator has the authority to "restore default parameters".
 The channel configuration supports the separate setting of permissions for a channel.

Delete user
The specific operation steps are as follows:
Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Configuration Management → User Configuration". Enter the "User
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-313.
Figure 5-313 User Management Interface

Step 2 Select the user to delete and click .

Pop-up information "Are you sure you want to delete this user?" Shown in Figure 5-314.

Figure 5-314 Prompt Information Interface

Step 3 Click Yes to complete the deletion.

Edit User
The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Configuration Management → User Configuration". Enter the "User
Configuration" interface, as shown in Figure 5-315.
Figure 5-315 User Configuration Interface

Step 2 Select the user to edit and modify, and click .

Enter the "Edit User" interface, as shown in Figure 5-316 or Figure 5-317.

Figure 5-316 admin user editing user interface

Figure 5-317 Edit User Interface for Non admin Users

Step 3 Edit user information.

Modify user name, user password, user level, mac address and other information.

Note
 The admin user can choose whether to enable the pattern unlocking or draw the unlocking pattern.
Please refer to "5.1.3 Quick Unlock" for the specific operation method.
 Only super administrator admin has the right to modify the admin account password.
 The super administrator admin can modify the passwords of ordinary users or operators.
 Ordinary users or operators need to configure local management authority to change their
passwords.

Step 4 Click OK to save the information.

5.16.5 Logging off, shutting down and restarting the equipment

The specific operation method is as follows:

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Device Shutdown".

Enter the "Equipment Shutdown" interface, as shown in Figure 5-318.

Figure 5-318 Device Shutdown Interface

Step 2 Select function buttons to realize different functions.

 If you need to log off the system, please click "Log off".
 If you need to shut down the device, click "Shut Down".

Caution
 When the system prompts "The system is shutting down...", please do not press the "On key" of the
power supply.
 When the equipment is running (especially when recording), do not force the power off (that is,
directly disconnect the power supply).

Main Menu Shutdown

Step 1 Select "Main Menu → Device Shutdown".
Enter the "Equipment Shutdown" interface, as shown in Figure 5-319.

Figure 5-319 Equipment Shutdown Interface

Step 2 Click Shut Down, and the "Are you sure to shut down the system?" pop up Prompt window.
Step 3 Click Yes to shut down the device.

Note
DS-7800 series, DS-N2-1000 series, and DS-N2-2000 series devices will prompt "Please turn off the
power!" after the system is turned off, Please turn off the power and complete the device shutdown.

Panel button shutdown

Step 1 Tap the "On" button on the NVR front panel for more than 3 seconds.
The pop-up interface "Are you sure you want to shut down the system?" appears as shown in Figure
5-320.

Figure 5-320 Close the system prompt interface

Step 2 Click Yes to turn off the device.

Note
DS-7800 series, DS-N2-1000 series and DS-N2-2000 series equipment have no front panel "key switch".

 If you need to restart the device, please click "Restart".

Note
After the system is logged out, it will return to the preview state. When entering the menu again, you
need to verify the username and password.

Chapter 6 Web Access

6.1 Introduction
The product is embedded with a web server, which supports remote web access. After the device is
connected to the network, the user enters the IP address of the device in the browser address bar to
achieve remote WEB access.
Note
 At present, WEB controls support simplified Chinese and English.
 After installing the WEB control, it supports Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and other
browsers to access.

6.2 Login
Caution
When the user enters an incorrect password, the device will have a lock message reminder; The admin
user enters the wrong password 7 times or the ordinary user enters the wrong password 5 times (if the
wrong password is entered twice for more than 3 minutes, the number will be counted again), and the
device will automatically enter the locked state. The lock will be released automatically after 30
minutes.

Users can access the IE control interface of the device through multiple PC terminals at the same time.

The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step 1 Enable the browser.
Step 2 Enter the IP address of the DVR in the browser address bar: http://IP Address. For example,
enter http://192.0.0.64 。 Enter the "Login" interface, as shown in Figure 6-1.

Figure 6-1 Login Interface

Step 3 Enter the correct user name and password.

Step 4 Click Login to enter the preview page. Otherwise, you will be prompted with related login errors.
Note
 The upper right corner of the page is for language selection, which can be switched between
Chinese and English pages.
 If the HTTP port is set to a port other than 80, please enter it in the address bar of the
browser“ http://IP Address+: (colon)+port number ", for example“ http://192.0.0.64:81 ” 。
 Users with high security requirements can also choose to use https://IP The address enables Web
access.

6.3 Preview
After successful login, the preview interface is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 Preview Interface

Note
 Image segmentation supports 1, 4, 9 and 16 segmentation.
 Please refer to "6.5 Configuration" for the file saving path of manual video recording.

6.4 Playback
Click "Playback" in the menu bar to enter the video playback interface, as shown in Figure 6-3.

Figure 6-3 Video playback interface

Note
 Image segmentation supports 1, 4, 9 and 16 segmentation.
 Please refer to "6.5 Configuration" for the path to save manual snapshots, video clips and
downloaded files.
 Reverse playback mode does not support fast playback, slow playback and single frame.
6.5 Configuration
Click "Configuration" on the menu bar to enter the configuration interface, as shown in Figure 6-4.

Figure 6-4 Configuration Interface

After the remote configuration parameters are modified, the corresponding local function configuration
will also be modified.
 Chapter 7 Technical Parameters

DS-7800N-K1/C series
Model DS-7804N-K1/C DS-7808N-K1/C
Network video 4- channel 8- channel
Video and
audio input input
Access 25Mbps 50Mbps
bandwidth
Video and 1 channel,
HDMI output resolving power: 1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
audio output
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, same as HDMI,
VGA output
resolving power: 1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)

Video and Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF

audio codec resolution
parameters Synchronous 4- channel 8- channel
playback

Hard drive type 1 SATA port

Maximum Each interface supports hard disks with a maximum capacity of 4TB
capacity
Video Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
management motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic testing or
alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video recording
playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback, external file
playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）
、NTP（Network timing）
、SADP（Auto search for IP address）
、
management Protocol PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）
、DHCP（Obtain IP address automatically）

network One RJ45 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet port

External
interface
interface
USB port 2 USB 2.0 (both on the rear panel)
others Power Supply DC 12V 18W (external adapter)
Power ≤10W
consumption
(excluding hard
disk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
 temperature
Operating 10％～90％
humidity
size 260mm wide × 225mm deep × 48mm high
Weight (without ≤1Kg
hard disk)

DS-7800N-K1 series
Model DS-7804N-K1 DS-7808N-K1 DS-7816N-K
1
Network video 4- channel 8- channel 16- channel
Video and audio input
input
Access bandwidth 40Mbps 60Mbps 80Mbps
Video and audio 1 channel,
HDMI output resolving power: 4K （ 3840×2160 ） /30Hz ， 1920×1080/60Hz ，
output
1600×1200/60Hz ，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
VGA output 1 channel, same as HDMI,
Resolution: 1920 × 1080/60Hz，1600 × 1200/60Hz，1280 × 1024/60Hz，
1280 × 720/60Hz，1024 × 768/60Hz

Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)

Video and audio Recording resolution 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF
code/decode
parameters Synchronous 4- channel 8- channel 16- channel
playback

Hard drive type 1 SATA interface

Maximum capacity Each interface supports hard disks with a maximum capacity of 6TB

Video Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
management motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic testing
or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video recording
Backup Mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback, external
file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）
、NTP（Network timing）
、SADP（Auto search for IP
management address）
、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）
、DHCP（Obtain IP address
automatically）
External interface Voice intercom input 1, RCA interface (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)

network interface One RJ45 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet port

USB port 2 USB 2.0 (both on the rear panel)
others Power Supply DC 12V
Power consumption ≤10W
(excluding hard disk)
working temperature -10℃～＋55℃
Operating humidity 10％～90％
size 260mm wide × 225mm deep × 48mm high
Weight (without hard ≤1Kg
disk)

DS-7800N-K1/4P series

Model DS-7804N-K1/4P

Video and audio input Network video 4-channel

input
Access 40Mbps
bandwidth
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and audio output
1600×1200/60Hz，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)

Video and audio Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/

code/decode parameters resolution QCIF
Synchronous 4-channel
playback

Hard drive type 1 SATA interface

Maximum Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of
capacity 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video
recording, motion detection video recording, alarm video
Video management recording, dynamic testing or alarm video recording, dynamic
testing and alarm video recording
 playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag
playback, external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network management Network IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto
Protocol search for IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP
（Obtain IP address automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
External interface input
network One RJ45 100M Ethernet port
interface
USB PORT 2 USB 2.0 (on the front and rear panels respectively)
port 4 RJ45 100M PoE power supply Ethernet ports
PoE standard IEEE802.3af/at
output power ≤40W
Power Supply DC 48V
Power ≤10W
Others consumption
(excluding hard
disk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 315mm（width）×240mm（depth）×48mm（height）
Weight (without ≤1Kg
hard disk)

DS-7800N-K2 series
Model DS-7808N-K2 DS-7816N-K DS-7832N-K2
2

Video and Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32 channel

audio input input

Access bandwidth 60Mbps 80Mbps 160Mbps
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and
1600×1200/60Hz，
audio output 1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)

Video and Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF

audio resolution
code/decode Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel
parameters playback

Hard drive type 2 SATA port

Maximum capacity Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
Video motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic testing
management or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video recording
playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback, external
file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search for IP
management address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain IP address automatically）

Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)

External input
interface One RJ45 10M/100M/1000M
network interface One RJ45 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet
adaptive Ethernet port
port
USB PORT 2, USB 2.0 (1 on the front panel, 1 on the rear panel)
Power Supply DC12V
Powerconsumption ≤12W
Others (excludingharddisk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 385mm（width）×315mm（depth）×52mm（height）
Weight(withouthard ≤1Kg
disk)

DS-7800N-K2/P Series

Model DS-7808N-K2/8P DS-7816N-K2/16P DS-7832N-K2

/16P

Video and Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32 channel

audio input input

Access bandwidth 80Mbps 160Mbps 256Mbps
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and
1600×1200/60Hz，
audio output 1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
 Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)

Video and Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF

audio resolution
code/decode Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel
parameters playback

Hard drive type 2 SATA ports

Maximum capacity Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic
Video testing or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video
management recording

playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback,
external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search for
management IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain IP address
automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
External input
interface network interface One RJ45 10M/100M/1000M adaptive Ethernet port
USB PORT 2, (1 USB 2.0 on the front panel and 1 USB 3.0 on the rear panel
Alarm input 4-channel
Alarm output 1 channel
8
port 16 ，
RJ45 10M/100M adaptive
Ethernet port RJ45 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet port
PoE
standard IEEE802.3af/at
output power ≤120W ≤200W
Power Supply AC 220V
Powerconsumption ≤15W
Others (excludingharddisk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 385mm（width）×315mm（depth）×52mm（height）
Weight(withouthard ≤3Kg
disk)

DS-7900N-K4 Series
Model DS-7908N-K4 DS-7916N-K4 DS-7932N-K
4
Video and Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32 channel

audio input input

Access bandwidth 80Mbps 160Mbps 256Mbps
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and
1600×1200/60Hz，
audio output 1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)

Video and Recording 6MP/5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF

audio resolution
code/decode Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel 16 channel
parameters playback

Hard drive type 4 SATA port

Maximum capacity Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic
Video testing or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video
management recording

playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback,
external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search for
management IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain IP address
automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
input
External network interface 2 ，RJ45 10M/100M/ 1000M adaptive Ethernet port
interface
USB PORT 3 (2 USB 2.0 on the front panel and 1 USB 3.0 on the rear panel)
Serial port 1, RS-485 serial port, half duplex;
1, standard RS-232 serial port
Alarm input 16 channel
Alarm output 4-channel
Power Supply AC 220V 80W
Powerconsumption ≤20W
Others (excludingharddisk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 445mm（width）×400mm（depth）×71mm（height）
Weight(withouthard ≤5Kg
 disk)

DS-7900N-K4/P Series
Model DS-7908N-K4/8P DS-7916N-K4/16P DS-7932N-K
4/16P

Video and Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32 channel

audio input input

Access bandwidth 80Mbps 160Mbps 256Mbps
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power： 4K （ 3840×2160 ） /30Hz ， 1920×1080/60Hz ，
Video and
1600×1200/60Hz ，
audio output 1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)

Video and Recording 6MP/5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF

audio resolution
code/decode Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel 16 channel
parameters playback

Hard drive type 4 SATA ports

Maximum capacity Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
Video motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic
management testing or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video
recording
playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback,
external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search for
management IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain IP address
automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
input
External network interface 1 ，RJ45 10M/100M/ 1000M adaptive Ethernet port
interface
USB PORT 3 (2 USB 2.0 on the front panel and 1 USB 3.0 on the rear panel )
Serial port 1, RS-485 serial port, half duplex
1 ，standard RS-232 Serial port
Alarm input 16 channel
Alarm output 4-channel
8
port 16 ，
RJ45 10M/100M adaptive
RJ45 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet port
PoE Ethernet port

standard IEEE802.3af/at
output power ≤200W
Power Supply AC 220V 300W
Powerconsumption ≤20W
Others (excludingharddisk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 445mm（width）×400mm（depth）×71mm（height）
Weight(withouthard ≤5Kg
disk)

DS-N2-1000X Series
Model DS-N2-1004X DS-N2-1008X

Video and audio Network video 4-channel 8 channel

input input
Access bandwidth 40Mbps 60Mbps
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power： 4K （ 3840×2160 ） /30Hz ， 1920×1080/60Hz ，
Video and audio
1600×1200/60Hz ，
output 1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)
Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF
Video and resolution
audio Video format H.265、H.264
code/decode Synchronous 4-channel 8 channel
parameters
playback

Hard drive type 1 SATA interface

Maximum capacity Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic
Video testing or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video
management recording

playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback,
external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search for IP
management address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain IP address
automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
External input
interface network interface One RJ45 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet port
USB PORT 2 USB 2.0（All on the rear panel）
Power Supply DC 12V
Power consumption ≤10W
Others (excluding hard disk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 260mm（width）×225mm（depth）×48mm（height）
Weight (without ≤1Kg
hard disk)

DS-N2-1000XP Series

Model DS-N2-1004XP

Video and audio Network video 4-channel

input input
Access bandwidth 40Mbps
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and audio
1600×1200/60Hz，
output 1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)
Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF
Video and resolution
audio Video format H.265、H.264
code/decode Synchronous 4-channel
parameters playback

Hard drive type 1 SATA interface

Maximum capacity Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic
Video testing or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video
management recording
 playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback,
external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol IPv6、UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search
for IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain IP address
management automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
External input
interface network interface One RJ45 100M Ethernet port
USB PORT 2 USB 2.0 (on the front and rear panels respectively)
port 4 RJ45 100M PoE power supply Ethernet ports
PoE standard IEEE802.3af/at
output power ≤40W
Power Supply DC 48V
Power consumption ≤10W
Others (excluding hard disk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 315mm（width）×240mm（depth）×48mm（height）
Weight (without ≤1Kg
hard disk)

DS-N2-2000X Series
Model DS-N2-2008X DS-N2-2016 DS-N2-2032X
X

Video and Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32 channel

audio input input

Access bandwidth 60Mbps 80Mbps 160Mbps
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and
1600×1200/60Hz，
audio output 1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，1280×1024/60Hz，
1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)
Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF
Video and resolution
audio Video format H.265、H.264
code/decode Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel
parameters
playback
Hard drive type 2 SATA ports
Maximum capacity Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video recording,
Video motion detection video recording, alarm video recording, dynamic
management testing or alarm video recording, dynamic testing and alarm video
recording
playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag playback,
external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network Network Protocol UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search for IP
management address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain IP address
automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
External input
interface One RJ45
network interface One RJ45 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet
10M/100M/1000M
port adaptive Ethernet port
USB PORT 2, USB 2.0 (1 on the front panel, 1 on the rear panel)
Power Supply DC12V
Powerconsumption ≤12W
Others (excludingharddisk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working humidity 10％～90％
size 385mm（width）×315mm（depth）×52mm（height）
Weight(withouthard ≤1Kg
disk)
DS-N2-2000XP Series

Model DS-N2-2008XP DS-N2-2016XP DS-N2-2

032XP

Video and audio input Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32

input channel
Access 80Mbps 160Mbps 256Mbp
bandwidth s
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and audio output
1600×1200/60Hz，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)
Recording 5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CI
Video and audio resolution F/QCIF
code/decode parameters Video format H.265、H.264、Mpeg4
Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel
playback

Hard drive type 2 SATA port

Maximum Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of
capacity 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video
recording, motion detection video recording, alarm video
Video management recording, dynamic testing or alarm video recording,
dynamic testing and alarm video recording

playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag

playback, external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network management Network UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search
Protocol for IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain
IP address automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
External interface input
network 1 ，RJ45 10M/100M/1000M adaptive Ethernet port
interface
USB PORT 2, (1 USB 2.0 on the front panel and 1 USB 3.0 on the rear panel
Alarm input 4-channel
Alarm output 1 channel
8 RJ45 10M/100M 16, RJ45 10M/100M adaptive
port adaptive Ethernet ports Ethernet ports
PoE
standard IEEE802.3af/at
output power ≤120W ≤200W
Power Supply AC 220V
Powerconsumption ≤15W
Others (excludingharddisk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working 10％～90％
humidity
size 385mm（width）×315mm（depth）×52mm（height）
Weight(without ≤3Kg
harddisk)

DS-N2-4000X Series
Model DS-N2-4008X DS-N2-4016X DS-N2-4032X
Video and audio input Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32 channel
input
Access 80Mbps 160Mbps 256Mbps
bandwidth
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power：4K（3840×2160）/30Hz，1920×1080/60Hz，
Video and audio output
1600×1200/60Hz，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)
Recording 6MP/5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2
Video and audio resolution CIF/CIF/QCIF
code/decode parameters Video format H.265、H.264、Mpeg4
Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel 16 channel
playback

Hard drive type 4 SATA port

Maximum Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of
capacity 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video
recording, motion detection video recording, alarm video
Video management recording, dynamic testing or alarm video recording,
dynamic testing and alarm video recording

playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag

playback, external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network management Network UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search
Protocol for IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain
IP address automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
input
External interface network 2 ，RJ45 10M/100M/ 1000M adaptive Ethernet port
interface
USB PORT 3 (2 USB 2.0 on the front panel and 1 USB 3.0 on the rear
panel)
Serial port 1, RS-485 serial port, half duplex;
1, standard RS-232 serial port
Alarm input 16 channel
Alarm output 4-channel
Power Supply AC 220V 80W
Powerconsumption ≤20W
Others (excludingharddisk)
 working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working 10％～90％
humidity
size 445mm（width）×400mm（depth）×71mm（height）
Weight(without ≤5Kg
harddisk)

DS-N2-4000XP Series
Model DS-N2-4008XP DS-N2-4016XP DS-N2-4032XP

Video and audio input Network video 8 channel 16 channel 32 channel

input
Access 80Mbps 160Mbps 256Mbps
bandwidth
1 channel，
HDMI OUTPUT resolving power： 4K （ 3840×2160 ） /30Hz ，
Video and audio output
1920×1080/60Hz ， 1600×1200/60Hz ，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，1024×768/60Hz
1 channel, the same origin as HDMI,
VGA OUTPUT resolving power：1920×1080/60Hz，1600×1200/60Hz，
1280×1024/60Hz，1280×720/60Hz，
1024×768/60Hz
Audio output 1 channel, RCA interface (linear level, impedance: 1k Ω)
Recording 6MP/5MP/4MP/3MP/1080p/UXGA/720p/VGA/4CIF/DCIF/2CI
Video and audio resolution F/CIF/QCIF
code/decode parameters Video format H.265、H.264、Mpeg4
Synchronous 8 channel 16 channel 16 channel
playback

Hard drive type 4 SATA ports

Maximum Each port supports a hard disk with a maximum capacity of
capacity 6TB
Video mode Manual video recording, timing video recording, event video
Video management recording, motion detection video recording, alarm video
recording, dynamic testing or alarm video recording,
dynamic testing and alarm video recording
playback mode Instant playback, general playback, event playback, tag
playback, external file playback, log playback
Backup Mode Regular backup, event backup, video clip backup
Network management Network UPnP（Plug and Play）、NTP（Network timing）、SADP（Auto search
Protocol for IP address）、PPPoE（Dial up Internet access）、DHCP（Obtain
IP address automatically）
Voice intercom 1, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, impedance: 1k Ω)
input
External interface network 1 ，RJ45 10M/100M/ 1000M adaptive Ethernet port
 interface
USB PORT 3 (2 USB 2.0 on the front panel and 1 USB 3.0 on the rear
panel )
Serial port 1, RS-485 serial port, half duplex
1 ，standard RS-232 Serial port
Alarm input 16 channel
Alarm output 4-channel
8
port 16，
RJ45 10M/100M adaptive
RJ45 10M/100M adaptive
PoE Ethernet port
Ethernet port
standard IEEE802.3af/at
output power ≤200W
Power Supply AC 220V 300W
Powerconsumption ≤20W
Others (excludingharddisk)
working -10℃～＋55℃
temperature
working 10％～90％
humidity
size 445mm（width）×400mm（depth）×71mm（height）
Weight(without ≤5Kg
harddisk)
 Chapter 8 FAQ
Serial No
Problem Possible causes solutions

description
The newly
1  No hard disk is  If you do not need to install a hard disk, please go to the
bought machine
installed in NVR. abnormal configuration menu and change the "hard disk
will give a "Di Di
Di Di Di" sound  The NVR has a error" sound warning to .
warning when it hard disk installed
is turned on but has not been  If the hard disk has been installed, please go to the hard
initialized. disk management menu to initialize the corresponding hard
disk.
 Hard disk is
 If the hard disk is damaged, please replace it
damaged
No video The device related
2 Check whether the relevant parameters are set correctly.
recording after parameters are set
The specific steps are as follows:
mobile detection incorrectly
is set

Step 1 Check whether the recording time is set correctly,

including the time setting of a single day and the time
setting of the whole week.

Step 2 Check whether the movement detection area is set

correctly.

Step 3 Check whether the video of the corresponding

channel is triggered in the motion detection alarm
processing.
Backup device The backup device is Please refer to the List of Tested Backup Devices on the official
3
not found when not compatible with website of Hikvision..
backing up video NVR and cannot be
files recognized.
 Appendix A Explanation of Terms
Initial/Term Full name Discription

D
DDNS Dynamic Domain Name SHrver Dynamic Domain Name Service

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Dynamic Host Settings Protocol

I
IP Internet Protocol Protocol for interconnection
between networks
M
MTU Maximum Transmission Unit Maximum transmission unit

N
NTP Network Time Protocol Network timing protocol

NVR Network Video Recorder Network video recorder

P
The Ethernet host is connected
PPPoE Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet to a remote access
concentrator through a simple
bridge. The current common
broadband access mode ADSL
uses PPPoE protocol
S
SHlf-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Hard disk self-monitoring,
S.M.A.R.T analysis and reporting
Technology
technology
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol Simple Network Management
Protocol
U
UPnP Universal Plug and Play Universal Plug and Play
 Appendix B List of Recommended Access Devices
Recommend Hikvision network equipment
Table B-1 Recommended Hikvision Network Equipment Access List

Type Product model Version No. Maximum Subcode Audio

resolution stream frequency
DS-2CD1103D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×

DS-2CD1103-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×

DS-2CD1203D-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×

DS-2CD1203D-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×

DS-2CD1203-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×

DS-2CD1203-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×

DS-2CD1303D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×

High-def
inition DS-2CD1303-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ ×
network DS-2CD3112D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×
camera
DS-2CD3112-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3132D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3132-I v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3210D-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3210D-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3210-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3210-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3212D-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3212D-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3212-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3212-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3220D-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1920×1080 √ ×

DS-2CD3220D-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1920×1080 √ ×

DS-2CD3220-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 1920×1080 √ ×

DS-2CD3220-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 1920×1080 √ ×

DS-2CD3232D-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3232D-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3232-I3 v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3232-I5 v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3310D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

Type Product model Version No. Maximum Subcode Audio
resolution stream frequency
DS-2CD3310-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3312D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3312-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×960 √ ×

DS-2CD3320D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1920×1080 √ ×

DS-2CD3320-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1920×1080 √ ×

DS-2CD3332D-I v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3332-I v5.2.3 build 141024 2048×1536 √ ×

DS-2CD3410FD-I( v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ √

W)

DS-2CD3412F-I(W v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ √

)

DS-2CD3420FD-I( v5.2.3 build 141024 1920×1080 √ √

W)

DS-2CD3Q10FD-I v5.2.3 build 141024 1280×720 √ √

W

CS-C1-11WPFR V4.2.3build140904 1280×960 √ √

CS-C2-21WPFR V5.1.13build140909 1280×960 √ √

CS-C2S-21WPFR V5.1.13build140909 1280×960 √ √

CS-C3-21R V5.1.13build140909 1280×960 √ √

CS-C4-21R V5.1.13build140909 1280×960 √ √

Note
 The above access information is only for reference. Whether the webcam, smart ball
and DVS not in the recommended list can be accessed can be confirmed by contacting
the local branch of Hikvision or the technical engineer.
 The above access information will be updated from time to time. Please pay attention
to the company's website for details.
 Recommended third-party network devices
Table B-2 List of Recommended Third Party Network Equipment Access
Manufacturer Product model Version No Maximum Subcode Audio
resolution stream frequency
A1D-220-V3.13.16
ACM3401-09L-X-00227 1280×1024 × ×
-
ACTI AC
A1D-310-V4.12.09
TCM4301-10D-X-00083 1280×1024 × √
-
AC
A1D-310-V4.12.0
TCM5311-11D-X-00023 9- AC 1280×960 × √

AV8185DN 65172 1600×1200 × ×

AV1305M 65175 1280×1024 √ ×

ARECONT AV2155 65143 1600×1200 √ ×

AV2815 65220 1920×1080 √ ×

AV3105M 65175 1920×1080 √ ×

AV5105 65175 1920×1080 √ ×

M1114 5.09.1 1024×640 √ ×

M3011(compatible with 5.21 640×480 √(AXIS only) ×
ONVIF protocol)
M3014(compatible with 5.21.1 1280×800 √ ×
AXIS
ONVIF protocol)
P3301(compatible with 5.11.2 768×576 √ √(AXIS only)
ONVIF protocol)
P3304(compatible with 5.2 1440×900 √ √(AXIS only)
ONVIF protocol)
P3343(compatible with 5.20.1 800×600 √ √(AXIS only)
ONVIF protocol)
P3344(compatible with 5.20.1 1440×900 √ √(AXIS only)
ONVIF protocol)
P5532 5.15 720×576 √ ×

Q7404 5.02 720×576 √ √

Bosch AutoDome Jr 800HD 39500450 1920×1080 × √
(compatible
NBC 265 P 7500452 1280×720 × √
with ONVIF
protocol) Dinion NBN-921-P 10500453 1280×720 × √

FB-130Np(compatible with V3.1.0.8 1280×1024 × √

Brickcom ONVIF protocol)
CB-500Ap(compatible with V3.2.1.3 1920×1080 × √
 ONVIF protocol)

WFB-100Ap V3.1.0.9 1280×800 × √

VB-M400 Ver.+1.0.0 1280×960 × √

Canon
VB-M6000D Ver.+1.0.0 1280×960 × ×

VB-M7000F Ver.+1.0.0 1280×960 × √

Panasonic Application:1.66
(compatible WV-SW152 800×600 √ ×
Image data:1.05
ONVIF
protocol) Application:1.66
WV-SC386 1280×960 √ √
Image data:1.05

WV-SW155 Application:1.66 1280×960 √ ×

Manufacturer Product model Version No Maximum Subcode Audio

resolution stream frequency
Image data:1.05

Application:1.66
WV-SW316 1280×960 √ √
Image data:2.03

Application:1.66
WV-SP105 1280×960 √ ×
Image data:1.03

Application:1.66
WV-SF132 640×360 √ ×
Image data:1.03

Application:1.66
WV-SP102 640×480 √ ×
Image data:1.03

Application:1.30
WV-SP509 1280×960 √ √
Image data:2.21

Application:1.30
WV-SW559 1920×1080 √ √
Image data:2.21

Application:1.30
WV-SW558 1920×1080 √ ×
Image data:2.21

Application:1.66
WV-SW355 1280×960 √ √
Image data:1.04

Application:1.66
WV-SW352 800×600 √ √
Image data:1.04

Application:1.66
WV-SF342 800×600 √ √
Image data:1.06

Application:1.66
 WV-SF332 Image data:1.06 800×600 √ √

Application:1.66
WV-SF346 1280×960 √ √
Image data:1.06

1.8.2-20120327-
D5118 1280×960 √ ×
2.9310-A1.7852

1.8.2-20120327-
IXE20DN-AAXVUU2 1920×1080 √ ×
2.9081-A1.7852
PELCO
1.8.2-20120327-
IX30DN-ACFZHB3 2048×1536 √ ×
2.9080-A1.7852
SAMSUNG
5000P 3.10_130416 1280×1024 √ √
(compatible
with ONVIF
protocol)

VCC-HD2300P 2.03-02(110318-00) 1920×1080 × ×

VCC-HD2500P 2.02-02(110208-00) 1920×1080 × √

SANYO
VCC-HD4600P 2.03-02(110315-00) 1920×1080 × √

Manufacturer Product model Version No Maximum Subcode Audio

resolution stream frequency
SNC-CH220 1.50.00 1920×1080 × ×
SNCDH220T(Compatible 1.50.00 2048×1536 × ×
with ONVIF protocol)
SONY
SNC-RH124(Compatible with 1.73.00 1280×720 √ √
ONVIF protocol)
SNC-EP580(Compatible with 1.53.00 1920×1080 √ √
ONVIF protocol)
IP7133 0203a 640×480 × ×
FD8134（Compatible with 0107a 1280×800 × ×
ONVIF protocol）
IP8161（Compatible with 0104a 1600×1200 × √
Vivotek
ONVIF protocol）
IP8331（Compatible with 0102a 640×480 × ×
ONVIF protocol）
IP8332（Compatible with 0105b 1280×800 × ×
ONVIF protocol）
D5110 MG.1.6.03P8 1280×1024 √ ×

F3106 M2.1.6.03P8 1280×1024 √ √

 F3110 M2.1.6.01 1280×720 √ √

F3206 MG.1.6.02c045 1920×1080 √ √

ZAVIO
F531E LM.1.6.18P10 640×480 √ √

Note
 The above access information is only for reference. Whether the webcam, smart
ball and DVS not in the recommended list can be accessed can be confirmed by
contacting the local branch of Hikvision or the technical engineer.
 The above access information will be updated from time to time. Please pay
attention to the company's website for details.

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