Infinique Ihb703 series User manual

2MP Night Vision Bullet Camera

Quick Installation Guide

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Box Contents

Read Before You Use

1 x 2MP Night Vision Bullet Camera

1 x 60ft Video and Power Cable with Connectors

Mounting Screws, Installation Template

Power Adapter *, Quick Installation Guide

* Available only in 4 Camera Kits. Power adapter with

splitter is provided in 4 Camera Kits to power four cameras.

Key Points

Use the regulated UL / CSA / BIS approved power supply

which has been supplied with the camera pack. Use of a

non-regulated, non-conforming power supply can damage

this product and voids the warranty.

 Before attempting to connect or operate this product,

read the instructions carefully and save it for reference.

 All instructions should be followed for safe handling of the

product.

 Camera should not be disassembled.

 Camera should not be focused directly towards sun or

bright lights and where there are no obstructions.

 Camera should be installed where vandals cannot easily

reach and the cable should be secured properly in ducts

to avoid damage.

 Camera is for indoor and outdoor use, however when

installed outdoors sheltered location is recommended.

 Camera should be operated within the given

temperature and humidity range.

 Use the regulated UL / CSA / BIS approved power supply

which has been supplied with the camera pack. Use of a

non-regulated, non-conforming power supply can

damage this product and voids the warranty.

 Use a damp cloth to clean the camera surface, do not

use any harsh cleaners.

 The video and power supplied is rated for surface

mounting only.

Camera Features

1. Not intended for submersion in water. Installation in a

sheltered location recommended.

2. This camera includes an Auto Mechanical IR Cut Filter.

When the camera changes between Day/Night viewing

modes, an audible clicking noise may be heard from

the camera. This clicking is normal, and indicates that

the camera filter is working.

Disclaimer

Infinique reserve the right to modify product specifications and

prices without notice and without incurring any obligation.

Infinique is a registered trademark of Infinique Worldwide Inc.

Power Adapter

Two multi-camera power adapters options may be provided

that provided depending on the product configuration.

1. 2A 12V DC 4 Split Power Adapter to power 4 Cameras

2. 4A or 5A 12V DC 8 Split Power Adapter to power 8

Cameras

Camera Dimensions

Installing the Camera

Important

1. First test the camera prior to installing by connecting the

camera and cable to the DVR.

2. Plan how to run the cables either through or along the

wall or ceiling where drilling may be required. Cable

should be properly secured.

3. To keep the camera base flushed to the surface, run the

cable through the cable notch present at the base of the

camera.

Camera Connection

Camera Installation

Trouble Shooting

Problem Solution

Video captured is

too bright

Camera should not be directly pointed at

a source of light such as spot light or sun.

If so then move the camera to a different

location.

Check the brightness and contrast settings

of DVR and monitor.

Video captured is

too dark

Check if the DVR and monitor brightness

and contrast settings are set properly.

No Video Check the power supply of DVR and

Camera.

Check if the cables is secure between DVR

and Camera.

Check if the DVR is connected to the

monitor.

Check if monitor is on the correct input

channel.

The cameras are only compatible with

Infinique AHD DVRs.

No Video at Night The IR LEDs will turn on in low light

conditions, wait till the area becomes dark

and check to see if the IR LEDs are on.

Unclear or Foggy

Video

Clean the front cover of the camera with a

clean soft cloth to remove any dust

present.

Make sure that the video and power cable

run is void of any cuts and it is not close to

power lines.

Once the installation is complete, remove

the vinyl film from the camera lens.

Night video has

bright spots

If the camera is pointed through a

window, the night video will have bright

spots, in this case move the camera to a

different location.

Video and Power

cable is not long

enough

For alternate cabling refer to the Cable

Options section.

Cable Options

The video and power cable provided with the camera

covers a cable run distance of 60 feet. If the cable

provided is not sufficient, alternate cables can be used,

depending on the cable type as shown below.

1 RG59 Coaxial Siamese Cable

for Video and Power

300ft or 91m max cable

distance

2 RG59 Coaxial Cable for only

Video

1000ft or 305m max

cable distance

Key Points

 If the cable run distance is above 300ft (91m), the power

source should be near the camera. If not the quality of

video will be affected.

 A single stretch of cable should be used between the

Camera and the DVR. Do not use cable with multiple

connections.

 If a video balun is used to extend the distance, it should

support a resolution of 2MP or above.

 If the cable run distance used is too long, then you will

notice that the video is distorted and unclear and some-

time permanently black and white.

1. One end of the cable shall be connected to the camera

and the other end to the AHD DVR

2. On camera side, connect the male power connector

and the BNC Connector to the camera

3. On the DVR side, connect the BNC connector to one of

the video inputs on your DVR. There can be 4, 8 or 16

Video Inputs based on the AHD DVR Configuration.

4. On the DVR side connect the female power connector to

the power adapter splitter.

Camera

AHD DVR

BNC Connector

Power Connector

Power Adapter

1. Use the included mounting template mark and drill holes

for the mounting screws. Insert the anchors if installing on a

drywall.

2. Connect the cables as shown in the section ‘Camera

Connection’.

3. Feed the cable through the mounting surface. If you are

running the cables against a wall or ceiling, make sure to

pass the cable through the cable notch.

4. Using a Philips head screwdriver loosen the adjustment

screw. Adjust the camera position as needed.

5. Tighten the adjustment screw to secure the position.

6. Remove the vinyl film from the camera lens when your

installation is complete.

2MP Night Vision Dome Camera

Quick Installation Guide

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Box Contents

Read Before You Use

1 x 2MP Night Vision Dome Camera

1 x 60ft Video and Power Cable with Connectors

Mounting Screws, Installation Template

Power Adapter *, Quick Installation Guide

* Available only in 4 Camera Kits. Power adapter with

splitter is provided in 4 Camera Kits to power four cameras.

Key Points

Use the regulated UL / CSA / BIS approved power supply

which has been supplied with the camera pack. Use of a

non-regulated, non-conforming power supply can damage

this product and voids the warranty.

 Before attempting to connect or operate this product,

read the instructions carefully and save it for reference.

 All instructions should be followed for safe handling of the

product.

 Camera should not be disassembled.

 Camera should not be focused directly towards sun or

bright lights and where there are no obstructions.

 Camera should be installed where vandals cannot easily

reach and the cable should be secured properly in ducts

to avoid damage.

 Camera is for indoor and outdoor use, however when

installed outdoors sheltered location is recommended.

 Camera should be operated within the given

temperature and humidity range.

 Use the regulated UL / CSA / BIS approved power supply

which has been supplied with the camera pack. Use of a

non-regulated, non-conforming power supply can

damage this product and voids the warranty.

 Use a damp cloth to clean the camera surface, do not

use any harsh cleaners.

 The video and power supplied is rated for surface

mounting only.

Camera Dimensions

1. Not intended for submersion in water. Installation in a

sheltered location recommended.

2. This camera includes an Auto Mechanical IR Cut Filter.

When the camera changes between Day/Night viewing

modes, an audible clicking noise may be heard from

the camera. This clicking is normal, and indicates that

the camera filter is working.

Disclaimer

Infinique reserve the right to modify product specifications and

prices without notice and without incurring any obligation.

Infinique is a registered trademark of Infinique Worldwide Inc.

Power Adapter

Two multi-camera power adapters options may be provided

that provided depending on the product configuration.

1. 2A 12V DC 4 Split Power Adapter to power 4 Cameras

2. 4A or 5A 12V DC 8 Split Power Adapter to power 8

Cameras

Camera Features

Installing the Camera

1. First test the camera prior to installing by connecting the

camera and cable to the DVR.

2. Plan how to run the cables either through or along the wall

or ceiling where drilling may be required. Cable should be

properly secured.

3. To keep the camera base flushed to the surface, run the

cable through the cable notch present at the base of the

camera.

Camera Connection

Camera Installation

Trouble Shooting

Problem Solution

Video captured is

too bright

Camera should not be directly pointed at a

source of light such as spot light or sun. If

so then move the camera to a different

location.

Check the brightness and contrast settings

of DVR and monitor.

Video captured is

too dark

Check if the DVR and monitor brightness

and contrast settings are set properly.

No Video Check the power supply of DVR and Cam-

era.

Check if the cables is secure between DVR

and Camera.

Check if the DVR is connected to the moni-

tor.

Check if monitor is on the correct input

channel.

The cameras are only compatible with In-

finique AHD DVRs.

No Video at Night The IR LEDs will turn on in low light condi-

tions, wait till the area becomes dark and

check to see if the IR LEDs are on.

Unclear or Foggy

Video

Clean the front cover of the camera with a

clean soft cloth to remove any dust pre-

sent.

Make sure that the video and power cable

run is void of any cuts and it is not close to

power lines.

Once the installation is complete, remove

the vinyl film from the camera lens.

Night video has

bright spots

If the camera is pointed through a window,

the night video will have bright spots, in this

case move the camera to a different loca-

tion.

Video and Power

cable is not long

enough

For alternate cabling refer to the Cable

Options section.

Cable Options

The video and power cable provided with the camera cov-

ers a cable run distance of 60 feet. If the cable provided is

not sufficient, alternate cables can be used, depending on

the cable type as shown below.

1 RG59 Coaxial Siamese Cable

for Video and Power

300ft or 91m max cable

distance

2 RG59 Coaxial Cable for only

Video

1000ft or 305m max

cable distance

Key Points

 If the cable run distance is above 300ft (91m), the power

source should be near the camera. If not the quality of

video will be affected.

 A single stretch of cable should be used between the

Camera and the DVR. Do not use cable with multiple

connections.

 If a video balun is used to extend the distance, it should

support a resolution of 2MP or above.

 If the cable run distance used is too long, then you will

notice that the video is distorted and unclear and some-

time permanently black and white.

1. One end of the cable shall be connected to the camera

and the other end to the AHD DVR

2. On camera side, connect the male power connector

and the BNC Connector to the camera

3. On the DVR side, connect the BNC connector to one of

the video inputs on your DVR. There can be 4, 8 or 16

Video Inputs based on the AHD DVR Configuration.

4. On the DVR side connect the female power connector to

the power adapter splitter.

Camera

AHD DVR

BNC Connector

Power Connector

Power Adapter

1. Use the included mounting template mark and drill holes

for the included mounting screws.

2. Rotate the camera base counter clockwise to separate it

from the ball camera, adjustment ring, and dome cover.

3. Connect camera as per section ‘Camera Connection’.

4. Feed the cable through the camera base. If you are run-

ning the cables against a wall or ceiling, pass the cable

through the cable notch. Mount the camera base to the

mounting surface using the screws. Insert the anchors if

installing on a drywall.

5. Place the adjustment ring over the dome cover, then

place both over the ball camera. Twist the adjustment ring

clockwise halfway onto the camera base. Do not tighten

all the way.

6. Move the camera to the desired position. While holding it

firmly in place, twist the adjustment ring the rest of the way

to secure it to the camera base. Holding the camera pre-

vents it from moving while securing the adjustment ring.

7. Remove the vinyl film from the camera lens when your

installation is complete.

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Step 3 - Connect Monitor

Camera

AHD DVR

BNC Connector

Power Connector

Power Adapter

Part A - DVR Physical Setup

Step 2 - Connect Cameras

Step 6 - Connect Power

Step 4 - Connect Router

Step 5 - Connect Mouse

1. Video and Power Cable are labelled indicating connec-

tion to camera or DVR. Connect the camera labelled

connector both video and power to the camera, and the

DVR labelled one to the video input on the DVR.

2. After connecting one side of the power connector to the

camera the other side of the connector shall be

connector to the 1x4 or 1x8 power splitter. The power

splitter will be connector to the power source.

The picture below explains the connectivity of all the ports of

the DVR. To setup the DVR follow the steps in the order listed.

DVR Back Panel may differ based on the DVR configuration.

However all ports will be present but in different locations. 4

Channel DVR back panel is shown, 8 and 16 Channels back

panels will have 8 and 16 video inputs to connect the cameras.

Monitors connected to the DVR can be either HDMI or VGA.

HDMI Cable is included in the pack to connect to the HDMI

Monitor. VGA cable is not included.

Connect the router to the DVR using the Ethernet Cable which is

included in the pack. For remote viewing and receive email

alerts a high speed interconnection is required. All other system

features can be used without an internet connection.

Connect the mouse which is included in the packing to the USB

port which is on the front side of the DVR. The mouse can be

used for navigating through the DVR system menu.

Connect the DVR to the power outlet using the power adapter

which is included in the DVR Pack.

Infinique reserve the right to modify product specifications and

prices without notice and without incurring any obligation.

Infinique is a registered trademark of Infinique Worldwide Inc.

This completes Part A, the physical setup of the DVR.

Step 6 - General System Configuration

Play Back and Search

Part B - DVR System Setup Mouse and Virtual Keyboard

After physical setup of the DVR is complete, the system setup

should be done. When the DVR is powered on, the setup

wizard will guide through the basic system settings required.

The system will prompt to create a username and password.

Enter a username and password which should be 8 digits

long. Record the username and password below and store it

in a secure place.

Username: Password:

Step 2 - Network Configuration

In the Network Configuration screen, unselect DHCP and

enter the IP Address of the DVR (default DVR IP Address will be

displayed), Subnet Mask and Gateway IP Address (Router IP

Address) of the network to which the DVR is connected.

Network Configuration should be setup correctly for proper

functioning of the remote access.

1. LEFT-CLICK: Menu Navigation: Click to open a menu option.

Split-screen Display: Double click will toggle between full-screen

and split-screen.

Live View: Click on a channel to

open Camera Quick Toolbar. 2.

RIGHT-CLICK:

Live View: Click to open Taskbar.

Menu Navigation: Click to exit

menus.

3. SCROLL WHEEL:

Menu Navigation: To scroll up and

down the menu content.

The Virtual Keyboard automatically

appears on the screen when data needs to be entered.

Step 1 - Username and Password

In General System Configuration, click on Date and Time tab

and enter date, time and time zone to ensure accurate time

on video recordings.

NTP: Enable NTP and Check NTP to

sync your system with an Internet

time server. Click Manual Update to

instantly update the time. Internet

connection is required to use NTP.

DST: Enable DST for auto Daylight Savings Time updates.

Step 3 - Email Setup

Email settings are required to receive the alert emails when

events happen. Internet connection is required to for the

email alerts to work. Enter the Email id and the other details

required.

Step 4 - IP Camera Setup

Analog HD Cameras are automatically configured. As this is a

Hybrid DVR, IP Cameras can also be connected. Additional

configuration will be required to setup the IP Cameras. Refer

the manual for instructions on how to setup IP Cameras.

This completes Part B, the basic system setup of the DVR.

Search allows you to search through the video recordings on

the hard drive. Click on the Search icon to start the search

and play back recordings. You can search by channel, date,

events and many more options. The

search results will be displayed on the

timeline from 00:00 to 24:00.

Click the Play button to start playback.

Control the playback with buttons on

Video Playback Controls.

Step 5 - Record Schedule

In the Record Schedule select Normal as recording mode.

Motion or Alarm can also be opted for. Refer manual for

instructions on Record Mode and Record Schedule.

DVR Features

Dimensions

Package Contents

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merce@infinique.com or to download quick guides, instruction

manuals, datasheets and software.

Need Help

Backup of Video Recordings

To back up video recordings from the DVR to a USB flash drive:

1. Insert a USB flash drive (not included) into a free USB port on

the DVR.

2. In the Search Detailed View Mode, check boxes next to

recordings you want to back up. The number of recordings

selected and total size information will be displayed at the

bottom right of the screen.

3. After selecting the files, click icon to save the video to

USB flash drive.

Refer manual for detailed instructions on Search, Playback

and Backup.

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Overview

InfiViewCam 2.0.1 is compatible with Android Ver5.0 or above and iOS 7.0 and above. It can

support live view, remote playback, PTZ control, local playback, snap shot and push notifications,

etc. from DVR and NVR via 3G or above, or WIFI.

Installation

Search for the InfiViewCam App on Google Play Store for Android devices or App Store for iOS

devices and install on your smart phone. Run the app, it will display the live view screen as shown

below.

Add Recorder to Device List

To add recorder select the menu icon and select Device List from the menu, which will display

the Device Manager. Select the icon to add the new device, the add new device window

will be displayed.

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Adding Recorder by Scanning QR Code

In the Add New Device window, scan the QR Code Sticker present on the recorder or Scan the

QR code from recorder Information menu. Once connected, all the channels will be

displayed.

Adding Recorder using Online Search

In the Add New Device window, Click on Online Search, all the recorders connected to the

same network will be listed in the Online Device display. Select the required recorder from the

list. Once connected, all the channels will be displayed.

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Adding Recorder using Manual Add

In the Add New Device window, Click on Manual Add, and enter all the required parameters

for the recorder to be added to the Device List.

Edit Device

Under Device interface, click Device to view device information.

Edit device information.

Clicks save to save.

Remove devices

Under Device Manager interface, slide the device to left, and then click Delete to remove it.

IP Address/ID: IP Address of the Recorder

Media Port: 9000

User Name: admin (default user)

Password: Enter the recorder password

Click Save

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Liveview

Click to go to Live View interface. Under Live View interface, click on top right to go to Devices

interface. Icons on Devices interface are shown in the table below:

Icons

Function

Devices

Channel

Select channel to do live view

Return to live view interface

Click device to select channels, and then click Start Live View icon to view the cameras. If it is

under multiple channels display mode, you can drag the cameras to reorder the windows.

Icons on Live View are shown below.

PTZ Control

Click to show PTZ control panel.

Icons

Function

Tab arrows to move camera side to side or up and down

Set speed

Set, call or delete preset point

Under PTZ control panel, press the arrows to move camera side to side or up and down.

Click Zoom +/- to Zoom In/Out;

Click Focus +/- to Focus In/Out;

Click Iris +/- to Iris In/Out.

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Set/Call Preset Points

Press PTZ control arrows to move the camera to the requested place. Click to set preset points

(1—256). Click Set to complete. Slide up and down to select preset points. Click Call to call preset

point.

Image Quality Switch

Switch among Main stream, Sub stream and mobile stream.

Note:

Switch image quality will affect image quality of live view and recording on phones.

Zoom

Under Live View, double click windows to go to full screen, hold or separate fingers to zoom in or

zoom out.

Full Screen Display

Under Live View, flip mobile phones to go to full screen display.

Voice intercom

If the device supports voice intercom function, click button can use this function.

Select and delete the live view channel

Select and drag the channel to the upper side of the mobile phone screen, until the background

color of the upper side screen turn red and a garbage icon comes out. Then the channel selected

will be deleted

Remote Playback

Click to go to Remote Playback interface.

Start Playback

Under Remote Playback interface, click to go to Devices interface. Icons on Devices interface

Icons

Function

Select Channels to do playback

Devices

Channels

Return to Remote Playback interface

Select date and type from devices list on the top of Devices interface and click device name to

select channels you would like to replay. Then select Date to return to remote playback interface

to start playback.

Icons of Remote Playback

Icons

Function

Slow Play

Play/Pause

Fast Forward

Frame by Frame

Stop

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Snapshot

Record

Mute on/off

Slide playback time bar can adjust playback time, and hold and drag playback windows can

reorder the windows.

Zoom

Double click to enlarge the window, and then hold or separate fingers to Zoom in/out.

Adjust Playback Time

During playback, click , under playback time bar to Zoom in/out time.

Full Screen Playback

During playback, flip mobile phones to enlarge to full screen.

Local Playback

Click to go to Local Playback interface.

Start local playback

Under local playback interface, select device from device list to go to recording files interface

and select the files you would like to replay. Icons of Local Playback

Icons

Function

Slow Play

Play/Pause

Fast Forward

Frame by Frame

Stop

Snapshot

Mute on/off

Remove recording files

Under Recording Files interface, click edit to edit, select one or multiple files which you would like

to remove. Click Delete to remove the files, if you would like to delete all files, click clear. Click

Done to quit.

Remove Devices

Under Local Playback interface, hold and move to the left until Delete button in Red appears,

click Delete to remove.

Zoom

Hold or separate fingers to do Zoom in/out on live view.

Full Screen Playback

During playback, flip mobile phones to enlarge to full screen.

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Image Manager

Click to go to Image Manager Interface.

Under Image Manager Interface, you can view and email snapshots.

Delete Devices

Under Image Manager interface, hold and move to left until Delete button in Red appears, click

Delete to remove device.

Send Images

Please follow the following instruction to email images.

Instruction:

Under Image Manager Interface, select device to go to images interface.

Select images, and click .

Under pop-up email interface, input receiver's email address and email subject. Click Send to

complete.

Delete Images

Please follow the following instruction to remove multiple images or recording files.

Instructions:

Click Edit to select images you would like to remove.

Click Delete to remove or click Clear to clear images.

Image Manager

Click an image to enlarge it to full screen. You can click to display images automatically. Click

to remove images.

You can hold or separate fingers to zoom in/out images. Or double click to decrease or enlarge

images. Or slide the screen to view next image.

Alarm

Click to go to Alarm interface.

Under Alarm interface, you can set push notifications and view alarm information.

Push Notifications

Under Alarm interface, click to go to Push Set interface.

Select device and enable push notifications.

Alarm

Under Alarm interface, you can view alarm received.

Slide the alarm information to the left until Delete icon appears, and click Delete to remove.

Click Clear to clear all alarm information.

TEC-VS-219-1905-V01

Hybrid Digital Video Recorders

User Manual

Before attempting to connect or operate this product, read the instructions carefully and

save this manual for future use.

Important Safety Instructions

Carefully read the following safety instruction to avoid personal injuries and prevent the

equipment and other connected devices from being damaged.

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Power sources: Use the power supply included or as specified by the manufacturer. Never

operate the equipment by using unspecified power supply.

Never push objects of any kind through openings of DVR to avoid electric shock or other

accidents.

Do not place the equipment in dusty environment. Do not install the DVR in places that are

prone to dust.

Do not place the equipment under rain or humid environment like basement. If the

equipment is accidentally in contact with water, unplug the power cable and immediately

contact your local dealer.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, or other apparatus that

produce heat.

Keep the surface of the equipment clean and dry. Use soft damp cloth to clean the outer

case of DVR (do not use liquid aerosol cleaners).

Do not operate if any problems are found. If there are any strange smell or sounds from DVR,

unplug the power cable and contact the authorized dealer or service center.

Do not try to remove the upper cover.

Warning: Do not remove the cover of DVR to avoid electric shock.

Handle with care. If DVR does not work normally because of damage caused by dropping

or mishandling, contact the authorized dealer for repairs.

Note: Warranty is void in such cases.

Use standard lithium battery (Note: Use the batteries included or as specified by the

manufacturer). After cutting off the power supply, if the system clock does not work, replace

the standard 3V lithium battery on the main board.

Warning: Turn off DVR before replacing the batteries, or you may suffer from serious electric

shock. Properly dispose the used batteries as per local regulations.

Place the DVR equipment in a place with good ventilation. The DVR system includes HDD,

which produces large amount of heat during operation. As a result, do not block the

ventilation openings (on the top, bottom, both sides and the reverse side) for cooling the

system during operation. Install or put the equipment in the place with good ventilation. The

attached power adapter can only be used for one set of DVR. Do not connect more

equipment, or DVR may restart repeatedly because of insufficient power.

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience

receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

Unplug this apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus

combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

Prevent the equipment from water dropping or splashing. Do not place objects containing

water, such as flower vase, on the equipment.

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TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE.

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY.

FCC For Class-A Digital Device

A CLASS-A digital device complies with Parts 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions.

This device may not cause harmful interference.

This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operations.

The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is

intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated “dangerous voltage”

within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a

risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to

presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the

literature accompanying the appliance

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................................... 1

1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................. 5

1.1 FEATURES.....................................................................................................................................................5

2. DVR OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................................................. 5

2.1 FRONT PANEL................................................................................................................................................5

2.2 REAR PANEL.................................................................................................................................................. 6

2.2 REMOTE CONTROLLER.....................................................................................................................................7

3. DVR CONNECTIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 8

3.1 HDD INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................ 8

3.2 DVR CONNECTIVITY DIAGRAM..........................................................................................................................9

3.3 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION ...........................................................................................................................9

3.4 CAMERA CONNECTION ..................................................................................................................................10

3.5 MONITOR CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................10

3.6 USING THE SUPPLIED MOUSE .........................................................................................................................10

3.7 USING THE VIRTUAL KEYBOARD.......................................................................................................................10

3.8 PASSWORD ................................................................................................................................................. 11

4. DVR START UP...............................................................................................................................................12

4.1 START WIZARD ............................................................................................................................................ 12

4.2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION............................................................................................................................ 12

4.3 DATE AND TIME........................................................................................................................................... 13

4.4 IP CAMERA................................................................................................................................................. 14

4.5 DISK.......................................................................................................................................................... 16

4.6 RESOLUTION ............................................................................................................................................... 16

4.7 MOBILE ..................................................................................................................................................... 16

4.8 SUMMARY..................................................................................................................................................17

5. LIVE VIEW SCREEN OVERVIEW......................................................................................................................18

5.1 CAMERA QUICK TOOLBAR ..............................................................................................................................19

5.2 TASKBAR .................................................................................................................................................... 19

5.3 START MENU ..............................................................................................................................................20

5.4 UNLOCK AND LOCK SCREEN ............................................................................................................................20

5.5 SHUTDOWN................................................................................................................................................ 21

6 DVR SYSTEM SETUP ....................................................................................................................................... 22

6.1 CHANNEL ................................................................................................................................................... 22

6.1.1 Analog Channels............................................................................................................................... 23

6.1.2 IP Channels....................................................................................................................................... 23

6.1.3 Protocol Manage.............................................................................................................................. 24

6.2 LIVE .......................................................................................................................................................... 25

6.3 IMAGE CONTROL.......................................................................................................................................... 26

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6.4 PTZ..........................................................................................................................................................27

6.4.1PTZ Control........................................................................................................................................ 28

6.5 MOTION .................................................................................................................................................... 29

6.6 PIR........................................................................................................................................................... 31

6.7 VIDEO COVER..............................................................................................................................................33

6.8 INTELLIGENT ............................................................................................................................................... 33

6.8.1 PID - Perimeter Intrusion Detection................................................................................................... 34

6.8.2 LCD - Line Crossing Detection............................................................................................................ 36

6.8.3 SOD - Stationary Object Detection .................................................................................................... 38

6.8.4 PD - Pedestrian Detection ................................................................................................................. 40

6.8.5 FD - Face Detection........................................................................................................................... 41

6.8.6 CC - Cross-Counting .......................................................................................................................... 43

6.8.7 Intelligent Analysis ........................................................................................................................... 45

6.8.8 Intelligent Schedule .......................................................................................................................... 46

7 RECORD .........................................................................................................................................................47

7.1 ENCODE.....................................................................................................................................................47

7.2 RECORD PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................................... 48

7.3 RECORD SCHEDULE....................................................................................................................................... 49

7.4 CAPTURE....................................................................................................................................................50

7.5 CAPTURE SCHEDULE .....................................................................................................................................50

8 ALARM........................................................................................................................................................... 51

8.1 MOTION .................................................................................................................................................... 51

8.2 I/O...........................................................................................................................................................51

8.3 PIR........................................................................................................................................................... 52

8.4 PTZ LINKAGE ..............................................................................................................................................52

8.5 EXCEPTION .................................................................................................................................................53

9 NETWORK......................................................................................................................................................54

9.1 GENERAL....................................................................................................................................................54

9.2 PPPOE...................................................................................................................................................... 55

9.33G ...........................................................................................................................................................56

9.4 PORT CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................................................56

9.5 DDNS.......................................................................................................................................................57

9.6 EMAIL .......................................................................................................................................................57

9.6.1 Email Configuration.......................................................................................................................... 58

9.6.2 Email Schedule ................................................................................................................................. 59

9.7 FTP.......................................................................................................................................................... 60

10 DEVICE......................................................................................................................................................... 61

10.1 DISK........................................................................................................................................................ 61

10.1.1 Disk Group...................................................................................................................................... 62

10.1.2 S.M.A.R.T........................................................................................................................................ 62

10.2 CLOUD.....................................................................................................................................................63

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11 SYSTEM........................................................................................................................................................ 65

11.1 GENERAL.................................................................................................................................................. 65

11.1.1 Date and Time ................................................................................................................................ 66

11.1.2 NTP Settings................................................................................................................................... 67

11.1.3 DST Settings ................................................................................................................................... 67

11.2 OUTPUT CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................................68

11.2.1 LIVE-OUT ........................................................................................................................................ 68

11.3 MULTI-USER............................................................................................................................................. 69

11.3.1 Changing Password ........................................................................................................................ 69

11.3.2 Add New Users ............................................................................................................................... 70

11.3.3 Setting User Permissions................................................................................................................. 70

11.4 MAINTENANCE ..........................................................................................................................................72

11.4.1 Log ................................................................................................................................................. 72

11.4.2 Load Default................................................................................................................................... 73

11.4.3 Upgrade ......................................................................................................................................... 74

11.4.4 Parameter Management ................................................................................................................ 74

11.4.5 Auto Reboot ................................................................................................................................... 74

11.5 IP CAMERA MAINTAIN ................................................................................................................................ 75

11.5.1 Upgrade IP Camera ........................................................................................................................ 76

11.5.2 Load Default Settings for IP Camera ............................................................................................... 76

11.6 SYSTEM INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................76

11.6.1 Information .................................................................................................................................... 77

11.6.2 Channel Information....................................................................................................................... 77

11.6.3 Record Information......................................................................................................................... 78

11.6.4 Network State ................................................................................................................................ 78

12 SEARCH, PLAYBACK AND BACKUP................................................................................................................ 79

12.1 USING SEARCH FUNCTION............................................................................................................................ 79

12.2 SEARCH AND PLAY VIDEO IN GENERAL.............................................................................................................81

12.3 VIDEO CLIP BACKUP.................................................................................................................................... 81

12.4 EVENT SEARCH,PLAYBACK AND BACKUP..........................................................................................................83

12.5 EVENT PLAYBACK CONTROL .......................................................................................................................... 85

12.5.1 Sub-periods Playback...................................................................................................................... 85

12.6 SMART SEARCH AND PLAYBACK ..................................................................................................................... 86

12.7 SMART SEARCH AREA..................................................................................................................................87

12.8 PICTURE SEARCH AND VIEW .........................................................................................................................88

12.9 PICTURE PREVIEW CONTROL.........................................................................................................................90

13 REMOTE ACCESS VIA WEB CLIENT ............................................................................................................... 91

13.1 BASIC SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS..................................................................................................91

13.2 WEB PLUGIN DOWNLOAD AND INSTALLATION................................................................................................... 91

13.2.1 IE/Chrome/Firefox Setup ................................................................................................................ 91

13.2.2 Mac Safari Setup ............................................................................................................................ 93

13.4 WEB CLIENT MANAGER............................................................................................................................... 94

13.4.1 Live Interface.................................................................................................................................. 94

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13.4.2 Playback......................................................................................................................................... 96

13.4.3 Playback Control Buttons................................................................................................................ 97

13.4.4 Remote Setting............................................................................................................................... 98

13.4.5 Local Setting................................................................................................................................... 99

14 VIEWING BACKED UP VIDEO ON PC AND MAC .......................................................................................... 100

15 REMOTE ACCESS VIA MOBILE DEVICES...................................................................................................... 103

16 APPENDIX .................................................................................................................................................. 106

16.1 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................................. 106

16.2 USAGE MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................................. 107