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Indice 1 Product Description....................................................................................................................................... 5

1.1 Front View .................................................................................................................................................................... 5

1.2 Reverse ........................................................................................................................................................................ 7

1.3 Remote control ........................................................................................................................................................... 8

2 First connection ........................................................................................................................................... 10

2.1 Recorder start-up and navigation.........................................................................................................................10

2.2 Changing language, date and time ......................................................................................................................14

2.3 Changing a camera name ......................................................................................................................................16

3 Basic Functionalities ................................................................................................................................... 19

3.1 Recording settings ..................................................................................................................................................19

3.1.1 Enable/Disable recording using a calendar ................................................................................................................................ 19

3.1.2 Continuous recording calendar settings ....................................................................................................................................... 21

3.1.3 Enable/disable manual recording .................................................................................................................................................... 23

3.2 Recording playback .................................................................................................................................................25

3.3 Exporting a recording on a USB key/hard drive................................................................................................27

4 Advanced functionalities ............................................................................................................................ 29

4.1 Alarm and motion detection ..................................................................................................................................29

4.1.1 Recording and other external alarm action settings ............................................................................................................... 29

4.2 Recording search by event ....................................................................................................................................39

4.3 Main and secondary stream settings ..................................................................................................................41

4.4 Dynamic privacy masking zones ..........................................................................................................................43

4.5 Motorised camera control ......................................................................................................................................46

4.5.1 Wiring the RS485 control bus ............................................................................................................................................................ 46

4.5.2 Motorised camera control .................................................................................................................................................................... 47

4.5.3 Set predefined positions (presets) ................................................................................................................................................... 48

4.5.4 Using the preset positions ................................................................................................................................................................... 49

4.5.5 Automatic recording ............................................................................................................................................................................... 50

4.6 Credential configuration .........................................................................................................................................52

4.6.1 Adding an administrator and/or user account ............................................................................................................................ 52

4.6.2 Changing an administrator and/or user account ....................................................................................................................... 54

4.7 Network functionalities ...........................................................................................................................................56

4.7.1 Addressing .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 56

4.7.2 Local connection (Windows) .............................................................................................................................................................. 60

4.7.3 Connecting using Config Tool ........................................................................................................................................................... 62

4.7.4 Edit network settings using Config Tool ....................................................................................................................................... 63

4.7.5 Remote connection ................................................................................................................................................................................. 64

4.7.6 Sending e-mail .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 78

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5 Specifications ............................................................................................................................................... 80

5.1 Recording length ......................................................................................................................................................81

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Contents

Description Illustration Quantity

Recorder

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HDMI Cable

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Ethernet Cable

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Mouse

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Remote control

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Accessory rack

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Input/output terminal

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HDD SATA cable

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User Manual and CD

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Power cable

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1 Product Description

1.1 Front View

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Identification Description Functionality

1 Lights 1 through 16 An on light indicates that the camera associated with that light is recording

2 Cancel From a menu: returns to the previous menu or cancels the current operation

3 Direction keys

During playback: controls the time bar In the menus: moves toward the right and/or the left From a menu: Moves up and/or down While setting a parameter: enables or edits the configuration From the tiles: displays the main menu From a menu: accesses the selected menu From a menu: confirms the edited setting

4 HDD status light An on light indicates that a problem has occurred with the hard drive

5 Network status light An on light indicates that a problem has occurred with the network

6 Power light An on light indicates that the recorder is powered up 7 Start/Stop Press on this button for 4 seconds to turn the recorder on or off

8 USB port Connecting USB devices (mouse, USB key)

9 Control wheel During playback: Allows manual playback speed control 10 Multiple displays From the tiles: changes the tile multiple display mode

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Identification Description Functionality 11 Recording From the tiles: displays the "RECORD" menu

12 Auxiliary button

From the tiles: displays a camera view Displays the telemetry and colour control functionalities from a numeric or text keypad: press this button for 1.5 seconds to delete the character in front of the cursor During dynamic privacy mask configuration: define the zone using this button and the direction arrows From a text keypad: toggles from numbers to lower and upper case letters and special characters From the «INFO HDD» menu: toggles from HDD recording information to other information

13 Playback controls

During playback: slows playback speed During playback: increases playback speed During pause or playback: reverses playback direction During reverse playback: pauses play During playback: pauses play During pause: restarts playback During playback: moves to the previous recording During playback: moves to the next recording During drop-down menu configuration: moves the selection down

14 Upper case From a text keypad: toggles between numbers and lower and upper case letters and special characters Activates or cancels automatic recording

15 Numeric keypad In an entry field: enter letters, numbers and special characters 16 DVD player/recorder Reads and writes DVDs

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1.2 Reverse

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Number Description Function

1 Power switch 0 = Off

1 = On

2 Fan Cooling the device

3 BNC video loop outputs Output copying video from the input

4 BNC video inputs Video input

5 Video output (BNC) Connection of the main monitor

6 Earth /

7 Power supply Connection of a 230 VAC power supply

8 BNC audio inputs 1 to 4

9 Audio inputs 5 to 16 (DB25 – BNC adaptor)

10 Audio output (BNC) Connection of a speaker

11/12 Audio input/outputs Connection of a microphone. Two-way communication.

13 RS485/Alarm input and outputs (terminal block)

Connection of the RS485 bus of a motorised camera and the alarm I/O

14 Video output (VGA) Connection of the main monitor

15 RS232 port Connection of a COM troubleshooting tool

16 Video output (HDMI) Connection of the main monitor

17 eSATA port Connection of an external hard drive

18 USB port Connection of USB devices (mouse, USB key)

19 Ethernet ports (RJ45) Connection to the local area network (LAN)

20 BNC video matrix output Connection of a screen for using matrix functions

For a higher quality image or better resolution, the use of VGA or HDMI output is recommended over the use of BNC output.

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1.3 Remote control


1 Power on/off

When the recorder is off: press for 3 seconds to turn the recorder on When the recorder is on: press for 5 seconds to turn the recorder off

2 Fast forward During playback: speeds up playback (2x, 4x, 6x, 8x)

3 Next recording During playback: moves to the next recording

4 Slow During playback: slows down playback (2x, 4x, 6x, 8x)

5 Previous recording During playback: moves to the previous recording

6 Cancel From a menu: returns to the previous menu or cancels the current operation

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Up/Down From the tiles: changes tile display mode From a menu: moves the cursor up and/or down When the cursor is on a setting: edits the setting

Left/Right

From a smaller tile display mode to the highest accepted number of cameras: moves to displays from other cameras From a menu: moves the cursor to the left or to the right When the cursor is on a setting: moves to the next setting

8 Multiple displays From the tiles: edits the multiple tile display mode

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9 Keys 0 to 9 From the tiles: selects the camera to display

During password entry: Selects the numbers

10 Upper case From a text keypad: toggles between numbers and lower and upper case letters and special characters Enables or disables automatic recording

11 Address From the tiles when several recorders are assigned to one address: displays the field in which to enter the address to access the recorder corresponding to that address

12 Forward/Pause From the tiles: displays «SEARCH» menu During playback: pauses playback During pause: restarts playback

13 Reverse play/Pause During playback: pauses playback During pause: restarts reverse playback

14 Recording From the tiles: displays the "RECORD" menu

15 Confirmation/Menu From the tiles: displays main menu From a menu: accesses the selected menu From a menu: confirms the edited setting

16 Help functionality Displays the colour and telemetry control functions

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2 First connection

2.1 Recorder start-up and navigation

Once the monitor, mouse, network cable and power cord are connected, the recorder can be powered up by toggling the power switch to position "1" (refer to paragraph 1.2).

A configuration wizard appears.

Step 1: Click on the "Next Step" button to proceed to the next step of the tutorial, or click on the "Cancel" button to close the tutorial.

After the "next step" button has been selected, a window asking for user credentials will appear.

Step 2: Select a user name in the "User Name" line drop-down menu (Default name: 888888).

Step 3: Enter the password in the password field by the "Password" line field (Default password: 888888).

Step 4: Click on the "OK" button to confirm the operation, or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation.

Comment:

Untick the "Start-up" line box to disable the settings wizard for future recorder start-ups.

Go to the next step Leave the tutorial

Select the user name

Enter the password

Cancel the operation Confirm the operation

Disable the wizard for future startups

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The tutorial shows how to configure the "GENERAL" menu settings (refer to paragraph 2.2).

Step 5: Click on the "Next Step" button to go to the next step in the tutorial. Click on the "Prev Step" button to go back to the previous step or click on the "Cancel" button to leave the tutorial.

Comment:

Click on the "Default" button to reset the default settings.

The tutorial shows how to configure the "NETWORK" menu settings (refer to paragraph 4.7).

Cancel the operation Reset default settings

Go to the next step Go back to the previous step


Go back to the previous step

Go to the next step

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Step 6: Click on the "Next Step" button to go to the next step in the tutorial. Click on the "Prev Step" button to go back to the previous step or click on the "Cancel" button to leave the tutorial.

The tutorial shows how to configure the "SCHEDULE" menu settings (refer to paragraph 3.2.2).

Step 7: Click on the "Finished" button to save and finish the tutorial, or click on the "Prev Step" to go back to the previous step.

Comment:

• Click on the "Default" button to reset the default settings.

• Click on the "Copy" button to copy the settings to another, several or all of the cameras.

End tutorial Reset default settings

Copy settings Go back to the previous step

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A message appears to confirm that the tutorial is finished.

Step 8: Click on the "OK" button to save the operation.

After having finished or exited the tutorial, the direct tiles are displayed (4 views for recorder reference 391577, 8 views for recorder reference 391578, 16 views for recorder reference 391579 and 32 views for recorder reference 391580).

Example using a recorder reference 391579

Double-click on one of the views for a full screen display. Double-click again to return to the previous tiles.

Right-click on the direct tiles to display the drop-down menu to access the following menu shortcuts: display the tiles in different ways: "Pan/Tilt/Zoom", "Auto Focus", "Colour Setting", "Search", "Record",

"Remote Device", "Alarm Output" and "Main Menu".

Confirm the operation

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2.2 Changing language, date and time

Note: To access this menu from the wizard, proceed directly to steps 4 to 8.

Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".

Step 2: Click on the "SETTING" button to access the "SETTING" menu.

Step 3: Click on the "GENERAL" button to access the "GENERAL" menu.

The "General" menu window appears.

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Step 4: Enter the date and time in the “System Time" line field then click on the "Save" button on the same line to save operation.

Step 5: Select the date format from the "Date Format" line drop-down menu, the character separators from the "Date Separator" line drop-down menu and the time format from the "Time format" line-drop down menu.

Step 6: Select the language from the "Language" line drop-down menu to set the recorder language.


Step 8: Right-click to return to the previous menu. Then right-click again to return to the direct tiles.

Comments:

• Click on the "Default" button to restore the default settings.

• After having saved the operation, a message will appear requesting that the recorder be restarted. Click on the "OK" button to confirm the operation, or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation.

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The recorder restarts.



Save the operation Set date and time

Set the date format

Set the separator sign Set the language

Set the time format

Cancel the operation Confirm the operation

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2.3 Changing a camera name



Step 3: Click on the "DISPLAY" button to access the "DISPLAY" menu.

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Step 4: Click on the "Modify" button on the "Channel Name" line to modify the name of one, several or all the cameras.

Step 5: Check the "Channel Display" line box to enable the camera name display (local settings).

Step 6: Enter the camera name in the field on the camera to be named.

Edit camera names

Cancel the operation

Save the operation


Save the operation

Select the name to edit

(local or remote)

Reset default settings


Enable camera name display

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Step 7: Click on the "Save" button to save the operation or on "Cancel" to cancel the operation.

Step 8: Click on the "Save" button to save the operation and exit the "DISPLAY" menu or on "Cancel" to cancel the operation.


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3 Basic Functionalities

3.1 Recording settings

The recorder records continuously by default on all the connected cameras.

3.1.1 Enable/Disable recording using a calendar


Step 2: Click on the "ADVANCED" button to access the "ADVANCED" menu.

Step 3: Click on the "RECORD" button to access the "RECORD" menu.

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Step 4: Check the boxes that correspond to the cameras on the "Schedule" line on the first level in the window in order to enable continuous recording (using a calendar).



Comments:

• Right-click on the direct tiles to display the menu shortcut drop-down menu then click on "Record" to access the "RECORD" menu.

• Tick the "All" column box to select all the cameras at the same time.

• To access recordings from a smartphone or tablet, the recording must be enabled on the secondary stream calendar.

Enable recording on the main stream calendar



Enable recording on the secondary stream calendar

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3.1.2 Continuous recording calendar settings

Note: To access this menu from the wizard, proceed directly to steps 4 to 10.



Step 3: Click on the "SCHEDULE" button to access the "SCHEDULE" menu.

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Step 4: Select the camera in the "Channel" line drop-down in order to configure it.

Step 5: Enter pre-record time on the "PreRecord" line field.

Step 6: Select the day of the week in the "Period" line drop-down to configure it.

Step 7: Select up to six time periods by checking the "Regular" column box in order to enable continuous recording.

Step 8: Enter a time interval in one of the six period fields to define the start and end time.



Comment:



• Check the "Holidays Setting" box and click on the button to enable and configure recordings by calendar dates.




Copy the settings

Select the camera Enter length of time of the pre-recording

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3.1.3 Enable/disable manual recording



Step 3: Click on the "RECORD" button to access the "RECORD" menu.

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Step 4: Check the boxes that correspond to the "Manual" line cameras to enable manual recording (forced recording).

Step 5: Check the boxes that correspond to the "Stop" line cameras to disable manual recording.



Comments:

• Right click on the direct tiles to display the menu shortcut drop-down menu then click on "Record" to access the "RECORD" menu.

• Check the "All" column box to select all the cameras at the same time.

Enable main stream manual recording



Enable secondary stream manual recording

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3.2 Recording playback


Step 2: Click on the "SEARCH" menu to access the "SEARCH" menu.

Step 3: Click on a grey coloured day on the calendar to access the recordings that were made on that day.

Method 1:

Step 4: Click on a green coloured day on the time bar to start playback on a continuous recording.

Step 5: Click on the "Stop" button to stop playback.


Using the calendar to access recordings

Start playback Stop playback

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Method 2:

Step 4: Click on one of the tabs to select camera display modes.

Step 5: Select the cameras to display from the drop-down menus according to the selected display mode.

Step 6: Click on the "List" button to display the recordings by the times they started.

Step 7: Click on a recording to automatically start playback.




Select the display mode

Select the cameras to display

Start playback

Stop playback

Display recordings

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3.3 Exporting a recording on a USB key/hard drive

Step 1: Insert a USB key or hard drive in a recorder USB port.


Step 3: Click on the "BACKUP" button to access the "BACKUP" menu.

Step 4: Select the USB key or hard drive from the list and click on the "Backup" button.

Step 5: Select the USB device from the drop-down menu on the "Selected Device" line to which to export the recordings.

Step 6: Select the event type from the drop-down menu on the "Type" line.

Step 7: Select the camera from the drop-down menu on the "Channel" line.

Step 8: Select the file format to be exported from the drop-down menu on the "File Format" line.

Step 9: Insert a USB key or hard drive into a USB port on the recorder.

Step 10: Click on the clock logo on the "Start Time" to display the calendar and select the recording search start date.

Step 11: Click on the clock logo on the "End Time" to display the calendar and select the recording search end date.

Step 12: Click on the "Add" button to display all the recordings included in the time frame defined above.

Step 13: Click on the tick boxes to select recordings to be exported, or click on the box in the title line to select all of the recordings.

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Step 14: Once the recordings are selected, click on the "Start" button to start the export process.

Do not remove the USB device during the export process.

Step 15: When the export is finished, the message "Backup finished" is displayed. Click on the "OK" button to finish.


Select the USB device

Select the event type

Select the camera

Select file format Display recordings

Begin export

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4 Advanced functionalities 4.1 Alarm and motion detection

4.1.1 Recording and other external alarm action settings

4.1.1.1 Wiring an alarm input and/or output

Step 1: Click on the "SHUTDOWN" button to access the "SHUTDOWN" menu.

Step 2: Select "Shutdown" from the drop-down menu to shut off the recorder.

Step 3: Click on the "OK" button to confirm the operation, or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation. The "Saving data" message is displayed.

Step 4: Set the recorder power switch on the 0 position.

Step 5: Wire an alarm input between numbered terminal (from 1 to 16 for a 4 channel recorder, from 1 to 8 for an 8 to 16 channel recorder and 1 to 16 channels for a 32 channel recorder) and the terminal .

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Step 6: Wire an alarm output between the "NO" and "C" terminal on a same alarm contact.

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Alarm input Alarm output

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4.1.1.2 Setting alarm actions Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".


Step 3: Click on the "ALARM" button to access the "ALARM" menu.

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Step 4: Select the alarm type from the "Event Type" line drop-down menu (in this case, select "Local Alarm").

Step 5: Click on the "Enable" line tick box to enable the alarm actions.

Step 6: Select the alarm input from the "Alarm In" line drop-down menu.

Step 7: Select the input contact type from the "Device Type" line drop-down menu (NO or NC).

Step 8: Click on the "Set" button on the "Period" line to schedule alarm actions using a calendar.

Step 9: Click on the "Alarm Out" line tick box to enable the related alarm output(s).

Step 10: Click on the “Record Channel" line tick box to enable the recording by a camera triggered by an alarm.

Step 11: Click on the "Save" button to save the operation or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation.


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• Select "IPC External Alarm" from the drop-down menu on the "Event Type" line. This type of alarm is used to for an alarm wired to a camera. When a camera detects an alarm, it transmits the information to the recorder in order for it recognise it.

Enable actions upon alarm

Configure using a calendar

Enable output(s) upon alarms

Enable recordings upon alarm

Select alarm input Select alarm input type


Save the operation


Copy settings

Select an alarm type

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4.1.1.3 Recording upon alarm Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".


Step 3:Click on the "SCHEDULE" button to access the "SCHEDULE" menu.

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Step 4: Select the camera in the "Channel" line drop-down menu in order to configure it.

Step 5: Enter pre-record time on the "PreRecord" line entry field.


Step 7: Select up to six time periods by checking the boxes in the "Alarm" column to enable them.

Step 8: Enter the times periods in one of the six period fields to define the start and end times.



Comment:



• Check the "Holidays Setting" box and click on the button to enable and configure recordings using calendar dates.




Copy settings

Select the camera

Enter length of time of the pre-recording

Select the time periods

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4.1.1.4 Set actions upon motion detection Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".


Step 3: Click on the "DETECT" button to access the "DETECT" button.

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Step 4: Click on the tick box on the "Enable" line to enable the alarm actions.

Step 5: Select the camera performing motion detection from "Channel" line drop-down menu.

Step 6: Select the motion detection sensitivity from the "Sensitivity" line drop-down menu (sensitivity settings range from 1 to 6, 1 being the least sensitive and 6 being the most sensitive.

Step 7: Click on the "Select" button on the "Region" line to set the detection zone(s).

Step 8: Click on the "Set" button on the "Period" line to schedule the motion sensing actions on a calendar.

Step 9: Click on the "Alarm Out" line tick box to enable the alarm output(s) by selecting its channel.

Step 10: Click on the tick box in the "Record Channel" line to enable camera recording upon motion detection.



Comment:


• At least one camera must be connected to the recorder in order to set the motion detection zone(s).

Enable actions upon motion detecting

Configure using a calendar

Enable alarm outputs

Enable recording upon motion detecting

Select the motion detecting camera

Select motion detection sensitivity


Save the operation

Copy settings

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4.1.1.5 Recording upon motion detection Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".


Step 3: Click on the "SCHEDULE" button to access the "SCHEDULE" menu.

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Step 4: Select the camera in the "Channel" line drop-down in order to configure it.

Step 5: Enter pre-record time period on the "PreRecord" line entry field.


Step 7: Enable up to six time periods by checking the boxes in the "MD" column.

Step 8: Enter the time period in one of the six period fields to define the start and end times.



Comment:



• Check the "Holidays Setting" box and click on the button to enable and configure recordings using calendar dates.




Copy settings

Select the camera Enter length of time of the pre-recording

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4.2 Recording search by event


Step 2: Click on the "SEARCH" menu to access the "SEARCH" menu.

Step 3: Click on a green-coloured day on the calendar to access the recordings from that day.

Method 1:

Step 4: Click on a green, yellow or red coloured recording on the time bar to start recording playback.




Start recording playback

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Method 2:

Step 4: Click on the "List" button to display recordings by event.

Step 5: Click on a tab to select a camera.

Step 6: Click on a recording on the "Start Time Type" list.

Step 7: Click on the "Play" button to start playback.



Comments:

• The recordings are listed according to recording start time.

• The letter "R" represents continuous recordings (green coloured recordings).

• The letter "M" represents continuous motion detecting recordings (yellow coloured recordings).

• The letter "A" represents recordings triggered by an alarm (red coloured recordings).

Select the camera

Start playback

Stop playback

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4.3 Main and secondary stream settings



Step 3: Click on the "ENCODE" button to access the "ENCODE" menu.

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Step 4: Select the camera from the "Channel" line drop-down menu (only for the main stream).

Step 5: Select the event type from the "Type" line drop-down menu (only for the main stream).

Step 6: Select the resolution from the "Resolution" line drop-down menus.

Step 7: Select the number of images per second from the "Frame Rate (FPS)" line drop-down menus.

Step 8: Select the bit rate from the "Bit Rate (Kb/S)" line drop-down menus.

Step 9: Enable the secondary stream broadcast by checking the "Video" box displayed on the secondary streaming portion.



Comment:



Confirm the operation Copy settings

Select the camera

Select event type

Select resolution

Select rate

Select the number of images per second

Enable or disable secondary stream

Enable or disable main stream audio

Enable or disable secondary stream audio

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4.4 Dynamic privacy masking zones



Step 3: Click on the "ENCODE" button to access the "ENCODE" menu.

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Step 4: Click on the "OVERLAY” button to access the "OVERLAY" menu.

Step 5: Tick the "Cover-Area" line "Monitor" box to enable dynamic privacy masking.

Step 6: Tick the box(es) to enable one or more dynamic privacy masking zones.

Step 7: Click on the "Set" button on the "Cover-Area" line to set the masks using the mouse.

Step 8: Click inside one of the zones, hold the mouse key down and move the mouse to change its position.

Step 9: Click on one of the zone angles, hold the mouse key down and move the mouse to resize.

Display settings

Enable dynamic masking

Configure masks

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Step 10: Once the mask size and position are set, right click to go back to the previous screen.



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4.5 Motorised camera control

4.5.1 Wiring the RS485 control bus

4.5.1.1 Wiring the RS485 bus

Step 1: Click on the "SHUTDOWN" button to access the "SHUTDOWN" menu.

Step 2: Select "Shutdown" from the drop-down menu to shut off the recorder.

Step 3: Click on the "OK" button to confirm the operation, or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation. The "Saving data" message is displayed.

Step 4: Set the recorder power switch on the 0 position.

Step 5: Wire the bus on terminals A and B (A = + and B = -).

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4.5.2 Motorised camera control

Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right click to display the drop-down menu.

Step 2: Click on the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom" to access the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom" command menu.

Step 3: Enter the sweep speed in the "Speed" line entry field.

Step 4: Click on the direction arrows to pivot the motorised camera.

On the "Zoom" line, click on "+" or "-" in order to zoom.

On the "Focus" line, click on "+" or "-" in order to set the focus.

On the "Zoom" line, click on "+" or "-" in order to adjust the iris.

Change sweep speed

Control the motorised camera

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4.5.3 Set predefined positions (presets)

Setting presets using each motorised camera's OSD menu is recommended. These presets then can be used through the recorder menu.

Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right click to display the drop-down menu.


Step 3: Click on the "Set" button to set the preset positions.

Step 4: Enter the number of the preset position in the "Preset" line field.

Step 5: Click on the "Set" button to save the preset position.

Comment: Right-click to return to the previous menu.

Set preset positions

Enter the preset position number.

Save the preset position

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4.5.4 Using the preset positions

Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right-click to display the drop-down menu.


Step 3: Click on the «Page Switch» button to access the following page.

Step 4: Enter the preset position number in the "No." line field.

Step 5: Click on the "Preset" button to access the preset position.

Step 6: Right-click to leave the menu.

Go to the next page

Access the preset position


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4.5.5 Automatic recording

After having set the preset positions, automatic record allows a cyclical display one after the other.

Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right-click to display the drop-down menu.


Step 3: Click on the "Set" button to define the preset positions to display during automatic recording.

Step 4: Select "Tour" on the list on the left.

Step 5: Enter the number of the preset position in the "Preset" line field.

Step 6: Click on the "Add preset" button to add an preset position to automatic recording.

Comment: Right-click to return to the previous menu.

Define preset positions


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Step 7: Display the motorized camera view on the direct tiles and right-click to display the drop-down menu.


Step 9: Click on the «Page Switch» button to access the following page.

Step 10: Enter an automatic recording number in the "No." line field.

Step 11: Click on the "Tour" button to start automatic recording.

Comment: Right-click to leave the menu.

Go to the next page

Start automatic recording


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4.6 Credential configuration

4.6.1 Adding an administrator and/or user account

The administrator account credentials by default are:

• User Name: 888888

• Password: 888888



Step 3: Click on the "ACCOUNT" button to access the "ACCOUNT" menu.

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Step 4: Click on the "Add User" button to access the "Add User" menu.

Step 5: Enter the account user name in the "User" line field.

Step 6: Enter the account password in the «Password» line field.

Step 7: Enter the account password again in the "Confirm" line field.

Step 8: Select the account type from the "Group" line drop-down menu.

Step 9: Tick the boxes on the list to select account rights.



Comment:

• A user or administrator account can only be added from an administrator account.

• The "Group" line drop-down is used to set the account as an administrator ("admin") account or a user ("user") account. The rights available on the list will differ depending on the type of account selected.

• A message can be entered in the "Memo" line field in case the password is forgotten.

Access the "Add User" menu

Enter the user name

Enter the password

Select the account type

Save the operation Cancel the operation

Enter the password again

Select the account rights

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4.6.2 Changing an administrator and/or user account



Step 3: Click on the "ACCOUNT" button to access the "ACCOUNT" menu.

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Step 4: Click on the "Modify User" button to access the "Modify User" menu.

Step 5: Select the account to be edited from the "User Name" line drop-down menu.

Step 6: Select the account type from the "Group" line drop-down menu.

Step 7: Tick the boxes on the list to select account rights.

Step 8: Click on the "Delete" button to delete the selection.



Comment:

• It is possible to change the user name in the "User" line field when editing a user account.

• The message entered in case of a forgotten password when the account was added is displayed in the "Memo" line field and can be edited.

Access the "Modify User" menu

Selecting the account

Selecting the account type

Save the operation Cancel the operation

Delete the selection

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4.7 Network functionalities

4.7.1 Addressing

Step 1: Display the "Start" menu on the computer by clicking on the task bar button.

Step 2: Enter "cmd" in the "Search programs and files" line and press on the "Enter" key on the keyboard.

The terminal window is displayed.

Step 3: Enter "ipconfig" and press the "Enter" key on the keyboard.

The network information is displayed: Default P address, subnet mask and gateway.

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Step 4: Select the recorder IP address

The router IP address is usually the same as the default gateway address.

The table below shows the most common default router IP addresses (as examples).

The computer, recorder and router IP addresses must be in the same subnetwork.

Example 1:

The computer IP address is 192.168.1.179.

The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0

The router IP address is (usually the same as the default gateway IP address) 192.168.1.1

In this case, there is no need to change the recorder default IP address which is 192.168.1.108

Example 2:

The computer IP address is 192.168.0.179.

The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.

The default gateway is 192.168.0.254

In this case, the recorder IP address must be changed or it will not be able to communicate on the network.

The IP address to assign the recorder:

- must be within the following range: 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.254.

- it must not be used by any other network device (in this example, the 192.168.0.179 and 192.168.0.254 would not be used. They are reserved for the computer and the router).

In this example, the 192.168.0.108 IP address can be assigned.

Name of access providers Default IP address

Alice-Box 192.168.1.1

AOL-Box 192.168.1.1

B-Box 192.168.1.254

Club-Internet-Box 192.168.1.1

Darty-Box 192.168.1.254

Darty-Box (mode expert) 192.168.1.254

Neuf-Box 192.168.1.1

Orange LiveBox 192.168.1.1

SFR-Box 192.168.1.1

C-Box 192.168.30.1

Free-Box 192.168.0.254

Numéricâble (CastleNet) 192.168.100.1

Numéricâble (Netgear) 192.168.0.1

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Step 5: Settings

Note: To use this menu from the wizard, please go directly to steps 5-4 and 5-8.

Step 5-1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu, or right-click to display the drop down-menu and click on "Main Menu".

Step 5-2: Click on the "SETTING" button to access the "SETTING" menu.

Step 5-3: Click on the "NETWORK" button to access the "NETWORK" menu.

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Step 5-4: Enter the recorder IP address in the "IP Address" line field.

Step 5-5: Enter the subnet mask in the "Subnet Mask" line field (by default, leave 255.255.255.0).

Step 5-6: Enter the router IP address in the "Gateway" line field.

Step 5-7: Click on the "Save" button to save the operation or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation.

Step 5-8: Right-click to return to the previous menu. Then right-click again to return to the direct tiles.

Comments:


• Select the Ethernet port management from the "Net Mode" line drop down-menu (only with the reference recorder 4 306 84).

Method 1: MultiAdress

Each of the two network connections have a different IP address. It is possible to connect the recorder to a dedicated LAN for the port 1 cameras and another LAN on port 2 (or 2 VLANS can be used instead). The remote access (or VMS) can be used from both networks.

Advantage: it is possible to set up cameras on a dedicated LAN, and connect the recorder to each LAN. This can keep the existing LAN from becoming overloaded due to adding new cameras. The additional load will only be present when accessing the recorder remotely.

Method 2: FaultTolerance

Both network connections are connected to the same network and use the same address. One needs to be defined as the primary connection. If it goes down, the second one takes over (redundancy).

Advantage: redundancy (somewhat like RAID1 for NAS)

Method 3: LoadBalance

Both network connections are connected to the network, have the same address and share the network load. In this case there is no redundancy but 2x the performance of method 2. only useful in the case

Advantage: performs on systems that don't use Gigabit Ethernet switches. Non redundant (resembles RAID0 for NAS)


Save the operation


Enter recorder IP address

Enter subnet mask IP address

Enter router IP address

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4.7.2 Local connection (Windows) The recorder can be accessed using the Internet Explorer web browser.

The recorder default IP settings are as follows:

• IP address: 192.168.1.108

• User name: admin

• Password: admin

Step 1: Open Internet Explorer in administrator mode.

Step 2: Enter the recorder IP address in the address bar.

Comments:

• If the system displays a warning message asking you to install the webrec.cab control, click on the "OK" button. The system will install it automatically.

• If the file does not install, lower the Internet Explorer security (see the example below) or disable the phishing filter. Make sure you have administrator rights for the Windows session.

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Step 3: Enter the username and password.

Step 4: Click on the "Login" button.

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4.7.3 Connecting using Config Tool

The Config Tool software is compatible only with Windows.

This configuration tool allows fast IP address searching and editing, it also allows changes to be made to the recorder network.

This software is available on the CD provided with the recorder.

Step 1: Open Config Tool V1.07.0.R.121203 (or higher).

Step 2: Click on the "Refresh" button to refresh the list of devices connected to the same network segment.

Step 3: Right-click on the recorder IP address to display the drop-down menu.

Step 4: Click on "Open Device Web" to connect to the recorder.

Step 5: Follow the steps listed on paragraph 4.7.2 to finish the connection.

Refresh the list

Recorder IP address

Connect to the recorder

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4.7.4 Edit network settings using Config Tool

Step 1: Open Config Tool.

Step 2: Click on the "Refresh" button to refresh the list of devices connected to the same network segment.

Step 3: Left-click on the recorder IP address to display the drop-down menu.

Step 4: Click on "Login" to access the recorder network settings.

Step 5: Click again on "Login" to access the recorder network settings (the identifiers have already been entered).

The main interface is displayed.

Functionalities Description

DHCP Enable (DHCP enabled)

Enables or disables the DHCP functionality.

IPv4/IPv6 (IPv4/IPv6)

Selects "IPv4" or "IPv6" from a drop-down list. The IP addresses can be edited.

IP Address Recorder IP address.

Subnet Mask Recorder subnet mask.

Gateway Recorder gateway.

Mac Address Recorder MAC address.

Save (Record) Saves changes.

Return Returns to previous interface.

Refresh the list

Recorder IP address

Access recorder network settings

Access recorder network settings

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4.7.5 Remote connection

To connect to a recorder from a local network computer, please follow the instructions in paragraphs 4.7.1 to 4.7.5.

To connect to a recorder from a computer outside the local network, first you must connect to the external router IP address. Your Internet service provider (ISP) must provide you with the following information:

- IP address type (static or dynamic).

- If the IP address is dynamic, it's possible to obtain a static IP. If yes, please request it.

If the IP address is static, please go to paragraph 4.7.6.2

If the IP address is dynamic, it is not possible to obtain a static IP. Access must be configured with a dynamic DNS account.

Modem routers provided by telecommunications operators are the property of these operators. The settings can be reset or updated at any time. Previous client configurations can be changed or deleted.

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4.7.5.1 Configuring a dynamic DNS Step 1: Creating a DNS No-IP account

Step 1-1: Enter the following address in the browser address bar: www.no-ip.com. The web page will open.

Step 1-2: Click on the "Sign In" button then click on the "Sign up for an Account" link.

Step 1-3: A new page requesting for a selection between a free or paid account. Select the desired account by clicking on "SIGN UP". A new page opens.

Sign In

Sign up for an Account

Creating an account

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Step 1-4: Enter a user name in the "Username" line field.

Step 1-5: Enter the password in the "Password" line field and enter it again in the "Confirm Password" line field.

Step 1-6: Enter the user e-mail address in the "E-mail" line field.

Step 1-7:Enter the host name in the "Hostname" field name then select the same extension from drop-down on the same line (default: .no-ip.biz).

Step 1-8: Click on the "Sign Up" button to save.

User name

Password

Confirm password

E-mail address

Host name Extension selection

Sign Up

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Step 1-9: An account registration confirmation email is sent to the e-mail inbox. Read this e-mail and click on the account activation link in the e-mail.

The web browser displays the newly created account home page.

Step 1-10: Click on the "Add a Host" button to add a host. A new page opens.

Activation link

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Step 1-11: Enter the host name in the "Hostname" line field- you can use the recorder name for example.

Step 1-12: Select the extension in the "Hostname" line drop-down menu.

Step 1-13: Select the "DNS Host A" host type from the "Host Type" line.

Step 1-14: Enter the router's external IP address in the "IP Address" line field (if the field is not filled automatically)+(1).

Host name

Host type

Router external IP address

Extension selection

Add Host

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Step 1-15: Click on the "Add Host" button to confirm.

The web browser displays the "Manage Hosts" host management page. From this page, hosts can be changed using the "Modify" link and deleted using "Remove" link.

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- To find the router's external IP address, you must enter its configuration page. To enter the router's configuration page, enter its internal IP address in the web browser's address bar. To find it, please follow the steps in paragraph 4.7.1 (the router's internal IP address is usually the same as the default gateway address)

- Please refer to the router user manual for further information.

Edit Delete

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Step 2: Recorder settings

Step 2-1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".



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Step 2-4:Double-click on the "DDNS" line to access the "DDNS" menu.

Step 2-5: Select the DNS server type from the "DDNS Type" drop-down menu.

Step 2-6: Check the "Enable" box on the "DDNS Type" line to enable DNS function.

Step 2-7: Enter the DNS server address in the "Server IP" line field.

Step 2-8: Enter the web port in the "Port" line field.

Step 2-9: Enter the host name followed by its extension in the "Domain Name" line field.

Step 2-10: Enter the DNS account user name in the "User Name" line field.

Step 2-11: Enter the DNS account password in the "Password" line field.

Step 2-12: Enter the time period during which the connection between the computer and the recorder will no not be interrupted while the IP address is edited in the "Update Period" line field.

Step 5-7: Click on the "OK" button to confirm the operation, or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation.


Comment:

• Click on the "Default" button to reset default settings.


Save the operation


Access the DDNS menu

Select the DNS server

Enter the DNS server address

Enter the web port Enter the host name followed by its extension Enter the DNS account user name Enter the DNS account password Enter length of connection time

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4.7.5.2 Setting port redirection (NAT configuration) The recorder uses three ports:

- 80 for the http port

- 37777 for the TCP port

- 37778 for the UDP port

These ports can be edited if necessary.

In the case of remote access, port redirection must be accessed (NAT configuration):

Method 1: Automatic configuration (using UPnP)

The UPnP IGD can be used to automatically configure port redirection.

Step 1-1: Open the router configuration menu by entering its internal IP address in the web browser address bar.

Step 1-2: Refer to the router user manual to set up the UPnP IGD.



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Step1-5:Double-click on the "UPNP" line to access the "UPNP" menu.

Step 1-6: Check the "ON" box on the "PAT" line to enable automatic port redirection.

Step 1-7: Click on the "Delete" button to delete the selection.

Step 1-8: Click on the "OK" button to confirm the operation, or click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the operation.


Comment:


Accessing the UPNP menu

Enable automatic port redirection


Save the operation


Deleting the selection

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TP-Link router example:

- Enable the UPnP IGD by clicking on the corresponding button.

Method 2: Manual configuration

Step 2-1: Open the router configuration menu by entering its internal IP address in the web browser address bar.

Step 2-2: Refer to the router user manual to manually configure port redirection settings.

Step 2-3: Verify that the ports are directed either through the router or by testing the remote connection.

TP-Link router example:

- Enter the port name in the "Service Port" line field.

- Enter the internal port number in the "Internal Port" line field.

- Enter the recorder internal IP address in the "IP Address" line field.

- Select the "TCP" protocol from the "Protocol" drop-down menu.

- Select "Enable" from the "Status" line drop-down menu.

- Select "Select One" from the "Common Service Port" line drop-down menu.

- Click on the "Save" to confirm and save the settings.

Enable/Disable UPnP IGD

Port name

IP address Port number

Protocol

List of automatically redirected ports

Status

Predefined port

Confirm and save

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Example of dual recorder access connected on the same router:

In the case where two recorders are connected to the same router, they must be assigned a different http port and media. A rule must be created to redirect:

- For recorder n°1:

Port 10080 to 192.168.64.201:80

Port 37777 to 192.168.64.201:37777

Port 37778 to 192.168.64.201:37778

- For recorder n°2:

Port 10081 to 192.168.64.202:80

Port 37779 to 192.168.64.202:37779

Port 37780 to 192.168.64.202:37780

4.7.5.3 Connecting to a computer Case 1: Static IP address

Example for recorder n°1 from the previous example:

-Recorder n°1 IP address: 192.168.64.201

- Recorder n°1 external IP address: 83.173.68.59

- HTTP port: 10080

Enter the router external IP address in the web browser address bar followed by the http port: http://83.173.68.59:10080.

Case 2: Dynamic IP address

Example using recorder n°1 from the previous example:

-Recorder n°1 IP address: 192.168.64.201

- No-IP Server host name: dvr4ch8ch.no-ip.biz

- HTTP port: 10080

Enter the host name followed by the DNS server in the web browser search bar followed by the http port: http://dvr4ch8ch.no-ip.biz:10080.

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4.7.5.4 Connecting to the "Bticino Camera Viewer" application (iOS/Android)

The "Bticino Camera Viewer" application available at the Appstore and Google play provide a local or remote connection to a video surveillance system using a 3G or WI-FI connection. It includes live view, instant photos and recording playback functionalities. Step 1: Add a new device by pressing the "Edit" button and selecting "add a camera." Then press the "Add a new device" button.

Step 2: Enter the device name, IP address of the recorder and the media/ mobile port 1.

Example using recorder No. 1 from the previous example:

- IP address of the recorder 1: 192.168.64.201

- Media / Mobile Port 1: 37777

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Step 3: Enter the recorder identifiers.

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4.7.6 Sending e-mail

The e-mail functionality can send e-mails using movement detection and alarm triggers...


Step 2: Click on the "NETWORK" button to access the "NETWORK" menu.

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Step 3: Double-click on the "E-MAIL" line to access the "E-MAIL" menu.

Step 4: Enter the SMTP server address in the "SMTP Server" line field.

Step 5: Enter the SMTP port in the "Port" line field.

Step 6: Enter the SMTP account user name in the "User Name" line field.

Step 7: Enter the SMTP password in the "Password" line field.

Step 8: Enter the recipient e-mail address in the "Receiver" line field.

Step 9: Enter the sender e-mail address in the "Sender" line field.

Step 10: Enter the subject that will appear on the mail when it is received in the "Title" line field.

Step 11: Select the "SSL" protocol from the "Encrypt type" line drop-down menu to enable the security protocol.

Step 12: Enter the minimum time interval between sending two e-mails in the "Interval" line field.

Step 13: Click on the "Test" button to test the e-mail.



Comment: • Click on the "Default" button to restore the default settings.

Access the E-MAIL menu

Enter the SMTP server address

Enter the SMTP account user name

Enter the SMTP port

Enter the SMTP account password

Enter the recipient e-mail address

Enter the sender e-mail address

Enter e-mail subject

Select security protocol

Enter time interval




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5 Specifications

Products 391 519 391 520 391521

System Main processor Integrated high performance microprocessor Operating system Linux

Video Input 4 channels 8 channels 16 channels Standard PAL Output 1 BNC, 1 VGA, 1 HDMI

Audio Input 1 BNC Output 1 BNC

Display

Multivision 1/4 1/4/8 1/4/8/16 Resolution 1920×1080/1280×1024/1280×720/1024×768 Masking 4 customisable zones with 4 sides per camera

OSD Camera title/time/Video loss/Camera lock

Motion detection/recording

Recording

Video/audio compression

H.264

Recording mode Manual/Calendar(permanent, motion detection, alarm)/Stop

Recording interval 1 to 120 min (default: 60 min)/pre-recording: 1 to sec

Post-recording: 10 to sec

Resolution 960H (960x576)

D1 (704x576) HD1,CIF

Recording capacity 100fps@960H

100fps@D1 200fps@960H

200fps@D1 400fps@960H

400fps@D1

Rate 48 to 8192kb/s

Video and alarm detection

Motion detection Zones: 396 (22×18)/Sensitivity: 1 to 6 (max level: 6) Video loss and camera masking

Supported

Alarm inputs 4 channels 8 channels 16 channels Alarm outputs 6 channels

Playback and backup

Search mode Time/Date/Alarm/Motion detection/Exact search

Playback functionalities

Playback/Pause/Back/Fast forward/Slow/Next file/Previous file/Next camera/Previous camera/Full screen/Repeat

Recording selection/Digital zoom Backup mode USB device/DVD-RW/device eSATA/Network upload

Network Ethernet

2 RJ45 port (10/100/1000)

Network functionalities

HTTP/TCP/IP/IPv4/IPv6/UPNP/RTSP/UDP/SMTP/NTP/DHCP/DNS/IP Filter/PPPOE DDNS/FTP/Alarm server/Network camera search

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Products 391519 391520 391521

Hard drive Hard drive provided 1 × 1TB 1 × 2TB 2 × 2TB

Auxiliary interface

USB interface 4 USB ports

eSATA 1 port

Power supply 100 – 240V AC

50/60Hz

Environmental

Electrical consumption 45 W Conditions of use -10°C +55°C Dimensions 440mm×460mm×89mm Weight 6 kg (without HDD)

5.1 Recording length

391519 D1 resolution (768Kb/s)

with 4 cameras 960H resolution (768Kb/s)

with 4 cameras

25fps per camera 28 days 28 days

1TB 1 HDD 1TB 1 HDD



with 8 cameras


2TB 1 HDD 2TB 1 HDD



with 16 cameras


2TB 2HDD 2TB 2 HDD

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