SAB SAB2000A User manual

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Quick Installation Guide
Network Video Recorder
Model: SAB2000A
V1.0
WARNING
Before installing a hard disk drive (HDD), please make sure the power
is disconnected from the NVR.
Find the antistatic gloves from the package of the NVR and wear the
gloves.
It is recommended that a hard drive be used in 7200 high-speed or
above.
Power cable
HDD
Data cable
It is recommended to use SATA type of hard disk for recording.
Note
1. Remove the cover from the NVR by unfastening the screws on the
rear and side.
2. Connect one end of the data cable and power cable to the
motherboard of NVR and the other end to the HDD.
3. Place the HDD on the bottom of the device and then fasten the
screws on the bottom to x the HDD.
4. Re-install the cover of the NVR and fasten screws.
Internet users IP Camera
Power Switch
Power Supply
HDMI Video Output
VGA Video Output
USB Interfaces
DC 12V
POWER
HDMI VGA LAN USB ALARM N1
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Alarm IN Alarm OUT
Router
Internet users
Procedure
1. Connect your display to one of the video outputs (VGA or HMDI
interface).
2. Connect an external storage device to the USB interface of the NVR as
a backup.
3. Connect a mouse to the USB interface.
4. Connect an alarm input device and an alarm output device to the
alarm input interface and alarm output interface respectively.
5. Some devices need to connect to your router using an Ethernet cable,
including the NVR, PC, IP Camera.
6. Connect the power adapter to the power input port.
NVR
USB Mouse
DC Power Adapter
Screw Pack
Antistatic Gloves
Data Wire and Power Wire of the Hard Drives
Quick Installation Guide
CD
Ethernet Cable
1. Turn on the power switch on the rear panel.
After the NVR starts up successfully, the Power LED and HDD LED
indicators will turn green. The startup page is displayed on the screen.
2. Login page.
Select the Language, Enter the Username and Password, then click
on the Login button.
Default username is
admin with no password
Package Contents
1Before You Start 2Hard Disk Installation
3. For the initial log in, the system will prompt you to change your
password. Once done, click the OK button.
4. After modifying the password, you will be taken to the Setup
Wizard.
1. Setting the time. If you don’t want to use the Setup Wizard next
time, uncheck the Setup Wizard checkbox. Click the Next button.
2. Select the HDD you would like to use, then click the Format Hard
Disk button to set up the HDD. Note that this will delete all les on
the HDD.
Select a protocol depending on which IP Camera you have.
H.264 protocol: The High Denition(HD) IP Cameras for private.
ONVIF protocol: IP Cameras which support ONVIF protocol.
3. You can add an IP Camera that is connected to the internet on the
NVR.
You can congure the following information for your IP Camera.
The Setup Wizard can walk you through some important settings on
the NVR.
Input a new password,
then click OK.
1. Select Your IP Camera
2. Click Add
3Device Connection 4Log In 5 Setup Wizard
Uncheck the checkbox
2. Click Format Hard Disk
3. Click Next
1. Select your HDD
Format Hard Disk

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The maximum number of 4 playback video channels have been
reached, please deselect other channels rst to continue.
Note
Note
This product supports 32-bit IE8 or later versions and does not
support 64-bit IE browsers. It also supports Apple Safari and
Mozilla Firefox browsers.
8.1 Network Conguration 8.3 Access to the NVR in WAN
Now you can access to your NVR using the DDNS address, such as
https://domain name:HTTPS port.
As an example: https://a6747.mynvr.org:443
Click Add New...
If there is a UPnP function in your router.
Choose “Forwarding > UPnP”, make sure that the Current UPnP
Status is Enabled.
If UPnP has been enabled in the router, you do not need to perform
the following steps.
If UPnP is disabled, you need to select one of the following methods
to congure port forwarding on your router.
For these steps, we will be using the TP-LINK brand wireless router as
an example.
If there is no UPnP function in your router:
You need to manually add port forwarding, refer to the following
steps. You need go to the “Forwarding > Virtual Servers” panel for
setup.
You can also access the NVR or IP Camera directly through the local
network and remotely via manual port forwarding.
Click Save
Check DDNS
Check Enable DDNS
4. Repeat the Step3 to add multiple IP Cameras. Find your IP Camera in
the IP Camera List, then click the Finish button to complete the
setup wizard.
After the IP Camera is added successfully to the NVR, there are two ways
to enable manual recording functionality when in the Live View mode.
Method 1
Left click the mouse in the channel, and some buttons will pop up as
shown .
You can see the recording information, include Manual Record, Alarm
Record, Schedule Record.
1. Right click the mouse in the Live View mode, and a shortcut menu
will pop up.
2. Select the Playback to enter the Playback page.
3. Select the time and Video Type of the recording. Check the Channels,
and you can check up to four channels.
4. Click the Search button. Then you can see the recording video in the
Playback page.
Method 2
1. Right click the mouse in the Live View mode, and a shortcut menu
will pop up.
2. Select the Manual Record to enter the Manual Record page.
3. Check the channels for which you want to enable recording. Click the
OK button.
4. Then click the icon to exit the interface. In the Live View mode, the icon is at the bottom right of the screen
for each channel, indicating recording is on going.
1. Congure network information.
Right click the mouse in the Live View mode, choose “Menu >
Settings > Network”. Check the Network checkbox, then congure
the network information of the NVR.
It is highly recommended to set the port range from 5000 to 65535,
and the value of the port for each device should be unique.
2. Congure the DDNS.
Right click the mouse in the Live View mode, choose “Menu > Settings
> Network”. Check the DDNS checkbox. Enable DDNS on the NVR. We
recommend you to use the DDNS by default.
The live view interface will show you the video feed of each IP Camera.
Select the Type
Check Network
Set the HTTP Port or HTTPS Port
IP Address: Set it to an IP address of
NVR in the range of the router
address pool, or keep it as default.
Subnet Mask: Keep it as default.
Gateway: Should be the same as the
Router’s IP address.
DNS Server: Should be the same as
the router’s DNS Server address.
Check UPNP Click Save
8.2 Access to the NVR in LAN
Open the ”Equipment Search Tool” in the resource CD. It will display
information of the NVR on your LAN.
Double click the NVR in the list, and your default browser will open up
to the login page.
You can access to the NVR via the browser in LAN.
6 Manual Recording
7 Playback
8Remote Access
Click the button to enable recording.
To disable recording, click again the button in the channel, or
uncheck the channel checkbox on the Manual Record interface.
Note
Input the port and IP address
of your NVR and click Save.
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7. Click OK
3. Select the Channel
5. Input the Username and
Password of the IP Camera.
4. Enusre that the IP address of the
IP Camera and NVR is on the same
network IP segment, and that the
subnet mask and gateway are the
same as the NVR's.
Click Finish
6. Select the protocol.