Kogan KASS4WC1TBA User manual

Table of Contents
Specifications..........................................................................................................................1
Product Overview..................................................................................................................3
Installation...............................................................................................................................5
System Function....................................................................................................................8
Video Mana ement...............................................................................................................11
Network Setup......................................................................................................................19
PTZ Setup..............................................................................................................................24
Recordin ..............................................................................................................................25
Playback................................................................................................................................28
Video Backup.......................................................................................................................29
Alarm.......................................................................................................................................31
General Setup.......................................................................................................................32
Maintenance and Mana ement........................................................................................36
Web Access..........................................................................................................................44
E-see Net Access.................................................................................................................45
Mobile Access.......................................................................................................................47
Appendix................................................................................................................................51
Specifications
WIRELESS NVR SPECIFICATIONS
Model K9604-W
Video input 4ch D1/960H720P/960P/1080P
HDMI Output 1ch，Resolution: 1024x768, 1280x1024,1366x768, 1440x900, 1920x1080
VGA Output 1ch. Resolution: 1024x768,1280x1024,1366x768,1440x900,1920x1080p
Resolution D1/960H/720P/960P/1080P
Playback 4ch
Recordin Manual, time, motion detection, alarm
Stora e 1 SATA
Stora e capacity 6TB maximum per HDD
Network interface 1 RJ45 10M/100M, 2 Wi-Fi connectors
USB interface 1 USB2.0
Audio interface 3.5 inch headphone jack (Optional)
Power consumption ≤5W
Workin temperature -10℃＋55℃
Workin humidity 10%--90%RH
Dimensions (mm) 258mm×210mm×42mm
Power consumption ≤5W
Power DC 12V 2A
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WI-FI CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Pa amete s Model PA3020-W
Sensor 1/3” Pro ressive Scan Sensor
Resolution 1920 x 1080 16:9 Hi h Definition
Minimum illumination Color: 0.1 Lux; B/W: 0.01 Lux
Shutter 1/25s to 1/25,000s
Lens 4/6mm
OSD Date Time & Title
White Balance Auto
Day&Ni ht IR cut filter with auto switch
3D-DNR Auto
Mirror/Flip On / O
Smart stream Dual-stream: 1920x1080@15fps, 640x480@15fps
Si nal / Noise rate > 39.1 Db
Interface RJ45 / WIFI 802.11b/ /n
Gene al Specification Anti-thunder Level Standard IEC61000-4-5
Workin Temperature / Humidity -10°C to + 50° / 30% to 80% RH
Power Input DC12V-1A
Power consumption ≤6W
Size 66*180mm
Wei ht 500
Level of Protection IP66
Featu es
・H.264, 4ch real-time D1, 1080P wireless NVR
・Built-in hi h-performance and hi h-stability wireless Wi-Fi routin module,
supports 802.11b n protocol, 150Mbps
・Can automatically access Wi-Fi network camera throu h the network cable
・Video preview / recordin / playback / backup
・User-friendly (wireless simple matchin , setup wizard, commonly used
function menu, E-see net)
・Support ONVIF, N1 and IPC Access protocol
・Supported network service functions: P2P, DHCP, DDNS, PPPoE, E-Mail, FTP,
etc.
・Support a variety of alarm tri erin (video loss / motion detection, etc.)
and alarm output (voice / E-Mail / FTP, etc.)
・Support Android / Apple mobile (or tablet) remote (LAN and Internet)
access and control
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・Support PC (client or browser) remote (LAN and Internet) access and control
・Support IPC confi uration (codin control, ima e adjustment, OSD, etc.)
・Can match with IPC to support video motion detection
・Collaborate with IPC to support video maskin
・Support user ri hts mana ement
P oduct Ove view
Rea Panel Inte face
Mouse Ope ation
Mouse pa t Action Eect Example
Left key Sin le click Select Option button, drop down menu, list,
check box, radio button
Double click Window zoom 1. Switch between sin le and multi-
interface in preview
2. Add device
Dra Set the area 1. Set motion detection area
2. Select electronic amplification area
Middle key Scroll Chan e the content 1. Chan e contents of the drop-down box
2. In zoom preview, switch channel
interface orderly
Ri ht key Sin le click Lo out 1. Close interface
2. Show shortcut menu in main interface
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Input method
Name Function
Number 0~9
Character - / . _ * # @
Capital / lower case To le on/o caps
Backspace ←
Installation
Note: In order to extend the life of the machine, the device should be away
from water, hi h-temperature and dusty environments and be placed in a well-
ventilated area.
Before use, ensure that the NVR is rounded correctly and the power supply
can not exceed the power supply normal operatin volta e ran e.
P e-installation p epa ation
・Determine the installation location of the NVR
It is recommended that the NVR be placed in the centre of the monitorin area,
and the installation position of the IPC (wireless camera) and NVR should avoid
obstacles as much as possible. When 4 multiple cameras are connected at the
same time and there is no obstacle between the NVR and the IPC, the IPC
should be placed in a spherical covera e area with a radius of 60m with NVR as
a centre. The radius is reduced to 30 meters when there are one wall between
the NVR and the IPC. When there are two walls, it is reduced to 15 meters
radius (covera e is aected by the physical properties of the obstacles and the
surroundin environment: as such, this information is for reference only.)
Connection steps
・First, connect the NVR with the mouse and the display.
・Turn on the power of the NVR and the IPC, then connect the NVR to the IPC
with the cable.
・Ri ht click on the mouse -> click on addin camera-> delete all channels
(Note: channels can be selected for deletion individually) -> code matchin ->
“start code matchin ?”
・Click Yes -> Show “on the code matchin ” -> NVR monitor screen shows that
the code matchin has been successful (Note: More than one camera can make
code matchin at the same time).
・If the code matchin fails, click “Refresh” and try a ain after ensurin the
network cable connections are ood.
・Disconnect the network cable to see if the screen is normal: if so,that means
the wireless camera has been added successfully -> when all the wireless
camera added to the NVR means that the preparatory work is completed.
(Fi ure 1 below)
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Ensu e co ect ope ation
・Connect the monitor, all IPCs and the antenna to the NVR and power them on
to ensure they are functionin correctly. Once they are, you can install the kit.
Installation
・Install the wireless cameras so that eective si nal covera e is provided and
connect 12V power supply.
・Power the wireless camera for 1 minute or so, you can see the video in the
NVR monitor.
・If no ima e is shown, this indicates that the distance is too far.
The NVR antenna transmits a si nal evenly. The IPCs should be parallel and at
the same hei ht for best results. The IPC antennae should be tan ent with the
ran e of transmission, as pictured above.
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System Function
Sta tup
NOTE: Make sure that the power supply volta e matches the requirements of
the NVR and that the NVR round is well rounded.
・Malfunction or dama e can occur followin power interruption or improper
volta e.
Before startin up, make sure that the display or monitor is connected to the
video output of the device.
1. Connect the power supply: the front panel power indicator will turn red.
2. Turn on the rear panel power switch or tap the “On” button. The followin
screen will be displayed.
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Fi ure 1

Login
Once the system has started up and initialised,
the lo in interface will display.
The factory default username is admin.
There is no password set by default and it is optional to
set a password.
Once lo ed in, you can chan e the username and/or password.
Password can be composed of numbers, characters, operators and points, *, #
within a maximum len th of 10 characters.
Logout
Ri ht-click on the shortcut menu and click the user to lo
o.
To set a lo out automatically, you can set this in system >
eneral settin s. The system will automatically lo o the
system in 1 minute. Username and password will need to
be re-entered when next usin the system.
Resta t
To restart the machine durin use, ri ht-click the shortcut menu and select “exit
system”: click to complete the restart.
Close sc een output
To close the screen output durin use, ri ht-click the shortcut menu and select
“close screen output”.
Shut down
To shut the machine down, ri ht-click the shortcut menu and select the
shutdown option.
Boot wiza d
After the successful lo in, the system will automatically open the “Setup
Wizard” interface, which uides the user to set the basic settin s so that the
device can work properly.
1. Choose whether or not to turn on the boot wizard. Set as below and click
“next”.
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2. General setup. System city, time, lan ua e, key type, the status of the remote
control and remote control code can be set. The interface is shown below. After
the operation is complete, click “next”.
3. Network settin s. You can choose to automatically obtain IP address,
manually set the IP address, ateway, mask, PPPoE and other operations. The
operation interface as shown below: after the operation is complete, click
“next” to continue the wizard setup. To return return to a prior step, select
“previous”.
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4. Hard disk setup. Displays current list of hard disks, includin the model,
capacity, usa e, status and format status. To format the hard disk, select the
correspondin hard disk, then click the format button. Wait a moment, you can
format the selected hard disk and the format status will display as “formatted”.
The operation interface is shown below. After the completion of the operation,
click Finish to complete setup. If you want to return to the previous step, select
“cancel”. The chan es will not take eect.
Video Management
Sea ch fo device
Used to search all IPC devices in the same network se ment.
Steps: ri ht-click the system main interface. In the pop-up menu, click the
“camera addin ” sub-menu > “video mana ement” > video mana ement
interface, and click “refresh” button to complete the search IPC device
operation The fi ure looks like this:
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Add device
Code matchin : this function is mainly for matchin the NVR with IPCs and
sendin NVR WiiFi account name and password to the IPC, so that IPC can
automatically connect to the NVR. Ensure any bad channels are removed
before carryin our this procedure.
Note: This is not necessary for the IPCs in the kit, only additional ones, should
any be added later.
Method: first, connect the wireless camera to any LAN port of the NVR with the
network cable in the accessory box. Proceed to the main menu (ri ht click the
mouse) -> video mana ement -> code match and select yes. Please wait for the
results. If it fails, the network cable has a poor connection: check and then click
“Refresh”.
Fast addin : this function search all devices within the LAN and allocates IP
addresses automatically.
Method: with NVR and IPC connected by network cable, ri ht click in the main
menu -> video mana ement -> Fast addin .
Click search: the video mana ement interface will show the information that
the NVR normally communicated with IPC. Select fast addin : the system will
automatically add the IPC which can work properly in idle channel and the
monitor will display the IPC video si nal. When workin , the cable must not be
unplu ed. If the four channels are idle, the monitor will display IPC video
si nal when four cables are connected to the four IPCs after fast addin .
Note: After the fast addin , the camera and NVR must be connected throu h
the network cable for the ima e to be displayed and cable transmission
achieved.
Advanced setups
Multi-network se ment search, repeated addin and smart addin are
supported.
Ri ht-click in the system main interface and select “Video Mana ement” in the
pop-up menu. In the open video mana ement interface, click Advanced Setups,
as shown below:
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・Usin supportin multi-se ment search function, the system can search the
camera not in the same network se ment as the NVR.
・Usin the Allowin Duplicate Add feature, the system will allow you to add
the same camera to multiple channels.
・With the Intelli ent Addition feature, when the system detects an
abnormality in the IP address camera is abnormal (includin IP conflicts or IPC
is not in the same network se ment as the NVR), it will allocate a new le al IP
address for the IP camera.
Delete device
1. Ri ht click on the main interface of the system and select “Video
Mana ement” in the pop-up menu. After enterin the video mana ement
interface, click to select device information for any added IPC.
2. Select “Delete Channel” to delete the sin le selected IPC device, and the
system automatically disconnects the device's monitorin screen as below:
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Click “delete all” button to delete all added IPC devices quickly.
Repeate setup
In the repeater setup pa e, first set up and connect any IPC to the NVR. This
function increases the wireless transmission distance and extends the total
ran e of wireless kit.
1. Ri ht click on NVR’S GUI, left click “video mana ement” > “repeater”.
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2. Add repeater: as below, click the icon and a channel besides the currently
one bein copied from (channel 3 in this example).
3. As below, IPC1 is connected to the NVR throu h IPC2 and IPC3. IPC2 is
connected to NVR throu h IPC3. IPC3 is connected to NVR directly.
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4. Click “Apply” > “Refresh” to confirm the setup is successful.
Edit channel
Edit IPC device channel protocol, IP address, port, user name / password and
stream type.
1. Ri ht click on the main system interface > “Video Mana ement” in the pop-
up menu and select any added IPC device.
2. Click the Edit Channel button to set the correspondin information in the
Edit Channel Connection Parameters interface as below:
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Encoding setup
Functional explanation: check information such as IPC device stream,
resolution, bit rate, frame rate, one frame interval, H.264 encodin level and so
on.
1. Ri ht click on the main system interface > “Video Mana ement” in the pop-
up menu and select any added IPC device.
2. Left click in “Channel Setup”, in the IPC stream setup interface to check the
correspondin information of the channel as below:
・Main stream and sub stream can be set. In better network conditions, the
device will automatically select the main stream to et the best-quality stream.
In poor network conditions, the device will select the secondary stream to
ensure consistent video quality.
・Resolutions include 720x576, 960x576, 1280x720: the hi her the resolution,
the better quality.
St eam value
Check the stream values for IPC devices in each channel.
Ri ht click the main interface and select the system setup in the shortcut menu.
Then, select the channel setup > bitrate as below:
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Channel details
View the camera details for each IPC device.
1. Ri ht click the main interface and select the system setup in the shortcut
menu. Select the channel setup > channel details as below:
2. Click refresh: you can search the camera in the current channel and check the
device's channel name, resolution, stream value, video frame rate and software
version details.
Channel OSD
You can adjust the colour of the IPC device in each channel, chan e the
currently-displayed channel name, display status and communication quality.
Icons displayin the communication situation are shown in the main multi-
screen interface. Display setup can adjust the specific location of the icon.
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1. Ri ht click the main interface and select the system setup in the shortcut
menu. Select the channel setup > channel OSD as below:
2. Select colour adjustment to enter the colour adjustment interface. Chroma,
bri htness, saturation, contrast, and bri ht / soft picture settin s can be
adjusted.
3. Select the display setup to enter communication icon adjustment. Position
and ma nification are adjustable.
Came a setup
1. Ri ht click the main interface and select the system setup in the shortcut
menu. Select the channel setup > channel OSD as below:
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2. Select the correspondin channel. In installation mode, wall, han in and
desktop can be selected.
・Installation mode can be selected only when the panorama camera is
connected.
・Only panoramic cameras with the N1 protocol are supported.
Netwo k Setup
Netwo k setup
Note: if the device is used for network monitorin , the network must be set up
for normal use. Factory default IP address: 192.168.1.114.
1. Ri ht click the main interface and select the system setup in the shortcut
menu. Select “Network setup”. The basic setup is shown below:
2. Set the network parameters. In the network setup, the device's IP address,
subnet mask, ateway and other information can be modified. Automatic
access to IP can be checked. E-see net (P2P) and E-see net ID for remote
monitorin can be enabled.
3. After setup, click the “Apply” button to save the setup, or click the “OK”
button to save the setup and exit the settin s interface.
Function name Function desc iption Notes
IP address Used to set the IP address of the
device manually.
“Automatically et IP” must be
unchecked
E-see net (P2P) When this function is checked, the ID
number used for remote monitorin
is displayed.
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Subnet mask Set the subnet mask for this device.
Gateway Set the ateway address of the
device.
Physical address Set the hardware address of the
device.
Cannot be the address as the
physical LAN address.
Web port Used to send video and other control
si nals, the default is 80.
Web pa es, PC clients and
mobile phones all use this port.
Automatically et IP When this function is checked, the IP
address of the device will be
acquired automatically. Otherwise, it
must be set manually.
When usin the DHCP function,
you can not manually modify
parameters such as IP.
Network dia nostic
information
Enables network dia nostics
function.
Support for dia nostic types
include network card exception,
network parameter confi uration
exception, IPC connection error
dia nosis.
Network status Displays the current network status. If the ID number is not online, it
can be operated accordin to the
notifyin information.
DDNS
If the device does not have a fixed access address, usin DDNS (dynamic
domain name resolution) to access the device throu h the domain name, issues
caused by dynamic IPs can be resolved for simple device access.
1. Ri ht click the main interface and select the system setup in the shortcut
menu. Select network setup > dynamic domain name as below:
2. Check to turn on the DDNS Function check box.
3. Fill in the domain name, user name and password information.
4. Click the “Apply” button to save the setup.
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