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NVRs

Network Video Recorders | 8 +16 Channel

LNVR1-08P | 8 CH

LNVR1-16P | 16 CH

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H.265/H.264 • 8/16 CH • 8/16 port PoE • 2 HDDs • ONVIF •

Fisheye Dewarp • HDMI/VGA Monitor Display • RAID0/1

User Manual

LNVR1-08P / LNVR1-16P

Network Video Recorder

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Revision History��6

Limitations on text entry length: ��6

Read Before Use ��7

Package Contents��7

Symbols and Statements in this Document��7

Chapter 1: Hardware Installation and Initial Conguration��8

Introducing the Network Video Recorder��8

Special Features��8

Safety ��9

Chassis Dimensions��10

Physical Description��10

Rear View ��11

Hardware Installation ��12

Rack-mounting ��16

Interface Connections��18

Terminal Block Connections ��20

Initial Conguration - via a Local Console ��20

LED Indicators��24

Power Up and Power Down��25

Section 1: Management Over a Web Console ��26

Chapter 1: Login and Getting Started��27

1-1� Login ��27

1-2� Graphical Layout and Screen Elements - Liveview ��31

1-2-1� Camera List Panel��32

1-2-4� Layout ��34

1-2-5� Scene ��35

1-2-5� View Cell panel��36

Adding Cameras to View Cells��36

Control Pane ��38

Display Pane ��42

Graphical Layout and Screen Elements - Playback��43

Graphical Layout and Screen Elements - Search ��46

Line Crossing Detection��49

Intrusion Detection��49

Loitering Detection��50

Missing Object Detection��50

Unattended Object Detection ��51

Face Detection��51

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Section 2: Management over a Local Console��52

Chapter 2: Introduction to the Local Console Interface �� 52

2-1� How to Begin �� 54

2-2� Operation on Camera View Cell �� 60

2-2-1� PTZ Panel�� 60

2-2-2� Digital Zoom Panel�� 63

2-2-3� Play Recording Clips Panel�� 64

2-2-4� DI/DO �� 65

2-2-5� Others�� 65

2-2-6� Right-click Commands�� 66

Chapter 3: Conguration Using the Local Console �� 68

The Main Control Portal �� 68

3-1� Layout�� 68

3-2� DI/DO�� 68

3-3� Search recording clips�� 69

3-3-1� Basic Search �� 69

3-3-2� Alarm Search�� 73

3-3-4� Smart VCA event search�� 77

Line Crossing Detection�� 78

Intrusion Detection�� 78

Loitering Detection�� 79

Missing Object Detection�� 79

Unattended Object Detection �� 80

Crowd Detection �� 80

3-4� Export recordings �� 84

3-5� Settings�� 86

3-5-1� Settings - Overview�� 86

3-5-2� Settings - Camera - Management�� 87

3-5-4� Settings - Camera - Recording �� 93

3-5-5� Settings - Camera - Media�� 95

3-5-6� Settings - Camera - Image�� 102

3-5-8� Settings - Camera - PTZ settings �� 104

3-5-9� Settings - Camera - Port forwarding�� 106

3-5-10� Settings - Camera - Update rmware�� 107

3-5-11� Settings - Alarm - Events �� 109

3-5-11� Settings - Event - Email�� 119

3-5-12� Settings - System - Information �� 120

3-5-13� Settings - System - Maintenance�� 121

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3-5-14� Settings - System - Display�� 122

3-5-15� Settings - System - UPS �� 123

3-5-16� Settings - System - Log �� 124

3-5-18� Settings - User �� 126

3-5-17� Settings - User-Login / Logout�� 128

3-5-18� Settings - Storage �� 129

Storage Volume RAID Levels �� 131

3-5-19� Settings - Storage - Scheduled backup�� 136

3-6� Information�� 139

Chapter 4: System Settings�� 140

Chapter 5: Operation�� 142

5-1� Liveview �� 142

5-1-1� Placing Cameras into the Layout �� 142

5-1-3� Audio �� 149

5-1-5� Events Panel�� 150

5-1-6� Layout view Control Buttons�� 151

5-2� Search Recording Clips �� 152

5-2-2� Past Events and Bookmarks�� 153

5-2-3� Synchronous Playback�� 154

5-2-4� Export media�� 155

5-2-5� Time Search �� 156

Safety and Compatibility�� 157

Technology License Notice �� 158

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Revision History

» Rev� 1�0: Initial release�

Limitations on text entry length:

» User account: 64 alpha-numeric characters

» Account password: 64 alpha-numeric characters

» Path name: 256 alpha-numeric characters

» Supports all printable ASCII (0x21-0x7E) characters and space (ox20) for password�

» !"#$%&\'()*+,-�/0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijkl

mnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~

» IP domain name: host�xxx�yyy�zzz - 63 bytes; total: 253 bytes

» Email account: local@domain_name_part - local -63bytes

domain_name_part - 253 bytes�

The following are the limitations for web access using the non-IE browsers:

1� Playback: fast forward, rewind, next frame buttons are not available�

2� Snapshot and Auto screen ratio not available on Safari�

3� Web browsers supported:

» Chrome v68�0�3440 and later official version

» Firefox v61�02 and later official version

4� OSes supported

» Windows

» Windows 7, 64 bit

» Windows 10

5� Minimum PC hardware requirements

» CPU: Intel i5 4th generation and higher

» RAM: 4GB and higher

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NOTE:

Symbols and Statements in this Document

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INFORMATION: provides important messages or advices that might help prevent

inconvenient or problem situations�

NOTE: Notices provide guidance or advices that are related to the functional integrity of the

machine�

Tips: Tips are useful information that helps enhance or facilitate an installation, function or

process�

WARNING! or IMPORTANT: These statements indicate situations that can be dangerous or

hazardous to the machine or you�

Electrical Hazard: This statement appears when high voltage electrical hazards might

occur to an operator�

Read Before Use

THE USE OF SURVEILLANCE DEVICES MAY BE PROHIBITED BY LAW IN YOUR COUNTRY� THE NETWORK

CAMERA IS NOT ONLY A HIGH-PERFORMANCE WEB-READY CAMERA BUT CAN ALSO BE PART OF A FLEXIBLE

SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM� IT IS THE USER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT THE OPERATION OF SUCH

DEVICES IS LEGAL BEFORE INSTALLING THIS UNIT FOR ITS INTENDED USE�

IT IS IMPORTANT TO FIRST VERIFY THAT ALL CONTENTS RECEIVED ARE COMPLETE ACCORDING TO THE

PACKAGE CONTENTS LISTED BELOW� TAKE NOTE OF THE WARNINGS IN THE QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE

BEFORE THE NETWORK CAMERA IS INSTALLED; THEN CAREFULLY READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN

THE INSTALLATION CHAPTER TO AVOID DAMAGE DUE TO FAULTY ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION� THIS ALSO

ENSURES THE PRODUCT IS USED PROPERLY AS INTENDED�

THE NETWORK CAMERA IS A NETWORK DEVICE AND ITS USE SHOULD BE STRAIGHTFORWARD FOR THOSE

WHO HAVE BASIC NETWORKING KNOWLEDGE� IT IS DESIGNED FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS INCLUDING

VIDEO SHARING, GENERAL SECURITY/SURVEILLANCE, ETC� THE CONFIGURATION CHAPTER SUGGESTS

WAYS TO BEST UTILIZE THE NETWORK CAMERA AND ENSURE PROPER OPERATIONS� FOR CREATIVE AND

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPERS, THE URL COMMANDS OF THE NETWORK CAMERA SECTION SERVES AS A

HELPFUL REFERENCE TO CUSTOMIZING EXISTING HOME PAGES OR INTEGRATING WITH THE CURRENT WEB

SERVER�

Package Contents

•LNVR1-08P or LNVR1-16P

•Power cord

•Quick Installation Guide

•Rack Mount Brackets

•Mouse

•HDD Screws

•SATA HDD Cable

The operating system and management software are installed on a ash memory mounted on the

main board� Except for running the plug-ins for the on-screen control on a web console, there is

no need to install software�

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Chapter 1: Hardware Installation and Initial Conguration

Introducing the Network Video Recorder

The Linear®LNVR-1 and LNVR1-16P are H�265 Linux-based standalone NVRs with embedded

PoE� Equipped for up to 8-CH/16-CH network cameras, the NVRs support 8x or 16x 802�3 at/

af PoE ports� Both also display the PoE power information, providing for a more convenient and

smarter installation�

With H�265 compression technology, embedded Linux and support for 2 HDD’s providing up to

16TB of storage space, the NVR provides 30% more recording capacity than H�264 systems� This

advancement provides users with more storage space for longer durations of video recording� In

addition, the RAID 0/1 congurations provide further data security in the rare event of a hard drive

failure�

For high-quality and detailed images, the NVR supports a maximum network camera resolution of

4K,12-Megapixels� To intelligently manage bandwidth while maintaining this high-quality, the “Auto

Adaptive Stream” function will adjust the display resolution automatically for each different layout

type� To quickly and intuitively nd any target event, the NVR is equipped with the “Story-Board

Search” function, which provides a glimpse of past recordings over an intuitive time line�

The NVR supports HDMI and VGA local video output, so users can control the GUI OSD interface

via mouse & keyboard, eliminating the need for a separate PC to search video or playback from

the NVR�

Special Features

•Runs on embedded Linux

•1 x HDMI and 1 x VGA for local display

•2 x HDD bay

•1 x Gigabit RJ45 Ethernet port for uplink;

•2 x USB Ports (1 USB 2�0 in front and 1 USB 3�0 in Back)

•Size: 360 mm (W) x 311 mm (D) x 44 mm (H)� Weight: 3�16kg (w/o HDD)�

•8- or 16-CH Live View & 4-CH Synchronous Playback (web console)

•H�265 / H�264 / MJPEG

•Supports RAID0 and RAID1 volume configuration�

•PTZ Support

•Snapshot / Export Media

•Digital zoom Video Control

•Terminal block pins for DI/DO connection�

•Configuration Backup / Restore

•Integrates with Linear Access Control, Linear Cameras and ONVIF cameras

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Safety

•Connect the system to an earthed main power outlet�

•Never open the housing of the power supply unit�

•Install and operate the system only in a dry, weather-proof location�

•Observe the following safety factors:

» Is there visible damage to the system or power cord?

» Is the system operating correctly?

» Has the system been exposed to rain or moisture?

» Has the system been in a long storage under harsh conditions or exposed to unconforming

stress?

•The relevant electrical engineering regulations must be complied with at all times during

installation�

•Ensure that all maintenance and repair work is handled by qualified personnel such as electrical

engineers or network specialists�

•Read this manual before installing or operating the system� The documentation contains

important safety instructions about permitted uses�

•The rated AC input is: 100-240V~ 3�5A, 60-50Hz; the maximum consumption: 170W (LNVR1-

08P),250W (LNVR1-16P)�

•If a fault occurs, disconnect the power cord from the power supply�

•Do not install the system close to heaters or other heat sources� Avoid locations with direct

sunlight�

•All ventilation openings must not be blocked�

•Use only the cables shipped with system or use appropriate cables that can withstand

electromagnetic interference�

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Chassis Dimensions

360

310.5

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Physical Description

Front View

1

2

3

4

1 Network uplink status/activity LED

2 System status LED

3 System power status

4 USB 3�0 port

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1PoE ports # 1 to 16 (LNVR1-16P) 6Audio OUT

2RJ45 port - GbE uplink 7VGA

3HDMI 8DI/DO terminal block

4USB 3�0 port 9Power socket (110/240V AC), w/ a power

5Audio IN

The total PoE power budget for the LNVR1-08P’s 8 PoE ports is 120W�

The total PoE budget for the LNVR1-16P’s 16 PoE ports is 200W� Every 8 ports (#1 ~ #8 or #9 ~ #16)

provides 100W�

The total PoE power per port is 30w not to exceed total PoE power budget�

Please ensure the camera PD specication meet the NVR PSE power supply specication before

installation�

It is important to leave a clearance of 25cm behind the chassis� The clearance is required to

ensure an adequate airow through the chassis to ventilate heat�

To ensure normal operation, maintain ambient airow� Do not block the airow around chassis

such as placing the system in a closed cabinet�

25cm

Rear View

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Hardware Installation

The NVR can support two Hard Disk Drives� It comes equipped with one HDD� To add another

HDD, follow the below instructions�

1� Attach four (4) foot pads to the bottom of the enclosure if the NVR is to be place on a desk

or shelf�

2� Use a screwdriver to loosen the retention screws on the sides and the back of the chassis�

Slide the top cover back, and then remove the top cover�

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4� Connect the SATA power and SATA data cables to the hard drive�

SATA power SATA data

3� Attach the SATA Data cable to the SATA2 connector on the NVR mother board�

SATA2

SATA1

J3

SATA Data x2

SATA Power x1

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5� Insert four supplied screws into the HDD (leaving them loose)� Position the HDD screws

through the large end of the slotted mounting holes on the bottom of the NVR chassis, slide it

over, then tighten the mounting screws�

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7� Reinstall the cover and the 6 (six) cover screws�

6� Secure the hard disks to the mounting positions in the chassis with its label side facing up

and the connectors facing the inside of the chassis� The sample drawing below shows the

positions�

SATA2

H.D.D.

SATA1

H.D.D.

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Rack-mounting

x4

If you need to install the NVR system into a rack cabinet:

1� Remove the foot pads from underneath the chassis�

2� Secure the brackets to the sides of the chassis by driving three (3) included screws�

If you have either a round-holed or square-holed rack, install cage nuts or clip

nuts to the desired positions on the rack posts�

The instructions below are based on the installation to a 4-post equipment rack�

The slide rails apply to rack cabinet of a depth of 700 to 900mm� With two (2) hard

drives, the chassis can weigh up to 4kg�

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3� Secure the chassis to rack posts using two (2) M6 screws on each side�

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Interface Connections

1� Connect to a monitor using an HDMI cable� VGA is also supported�

2� Connect CAT5e or better-quality Ethernet cable to the GbE Ethernet ports�

3� Connect USB devices such as, mouse, keyboard, USB optical drive, USB thumb drive

(formatted in FAT format), joystick or UPS�

4� Connect external devices, such as sensors, relays or alarms to the terminal block�

5� Connect the system to the power mains�

Camera 01 Camera 02 Camera 03

Camera 04 Camera 06

Camera 05

Camera 07 Camera 08 Camera 09

AC100~240V

50/60Hz

LAN

USB 3.0

HDMI VGA

Digital I/O

LAN/WAN

#1 ~ 8 or 16

PoE

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1� The NVR ships with a default IP Address of 192�168�0�240� Additionally, the system supports

MAC Binding for Linear Cameras and can detect Linear cameras within the network regardless

of the IP setting of the camera� Ideally, cameras and the NVR should reside in the same subnet�

If a camera's IP is changed for some reasons, the system should be able to detect its new IP�

2� Note on external storage enclosure via the USB 3�0 interface:

2-1� If external USB 3�0 storage is attached, a maximum volume size of 16TB is supported� The

NVR supports the connection to a USB3�0 storage with a maximum of ve (5) disk drives�

The minimum storage size in the external storage is 64GB�

2-2� The external storage must be powered on rst before the NVR�

2-3� Hot-swapping is not supported� If the external storage is disconnected, recording will be

continued using the NVR's internal disk drives�

2-4� The storage conguration on the external storage is separately congured� For example,

a RAID conguration� The RAID volume on the external storage appears to the NVR

as a single large disk drive, and you should create a volume from it from the Storage

conguration page�

2-5� If the disk drives in the external storage are not congured into the NVR's storage volumes,

you can use them as the external backup devices� To do so, you should format disk drives

in the external storage in the FAT32 or NTFS format, and export the recorded video on NVR

to these disk drives�

2-6� Limitations:

•When you are exporting video to the disk drives in an external storage, you cannot select

the other disk drives to create a new volume�

•If the disk drives or volumes in the external storage is smaller than 1TB, you cannot

configure them as volumes for the NVR�

•The connection interface to external storage must comply with the USB 3�0 specifications�

2-7� The RAID or volume conguration in the NVR does not extend to include devices in the

external storage�

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Terminal Block Connections

The terminal block pinouts is shown as follows:

The relay pins default status is set to Normally Open� Connect your relay or external devices’

signal wires to the system, the system will automatically detect the current signal status� You can

then trigger the external devices using the DI/DO panel on the live view�

You can also congure the system alarm setting for the system to automatically trigger a relay pin

on the occurrence of system events� See Settings - Alarm - Events, page 109�

ssss

Normally Open

Common pin

Normally Closed

Coil

1Relay_NO

2Relay_COM

3DI1

4DI2

5DI3

6DI4

7GND

8GND

The GND are common ground for the DIs�

Initial Conguration - via a Local Console

A local console requires the following:

1� A monitor is connected via an HDMI or VGA cable�

2� A mouse and/or a keyboard are connected to the system�

3� It is presumed that the system has not been congured yet�

4� The system will prompt you to create a password�

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