Sony Ipela NSR-S10 User manual

Network
Surveillance
Recorder
Release Note
Software Version 1.2.0
NSR-S10/S20
Revision 2 (Last Modified: Oct. 5, 2011)
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Index
1 NSR-S10/S20 Features ........................................................................................................... 1
1-1 Features Added in Version 1.2.0 ........................................................................................1
1-1-1 Expansion of frame rate setting for live monitoring ................................................ 1
1-1-2 External e-SATA storage capacity is enhanced to 4 TB........................................... 1
1-2 The NSR-S10/S20 WebViewer and the NSR-S Viewer Supported Platforms ..................1
1-2-1 Supported operating systems .................................................................................... 1
1-2-2 System Requirements................................................................................................ 2
1-3 Recommended External Storage Device............................................................................2
1-4 USB flash memory device ..................................................................................................2
1-5 Information on supported cameras....................................................................................3
2 Important Information............................................................................................................ 5
2-1 Setup screen........................................................................................................................5
2-2 "Main" screen......................................................................................................................6
2-3 NSR-S Viewer .....................................................................................................................6
2-4 WebViewer ..........................................................................................................................7
3 Precautions.............................................................................................................................. 9
3-1 Setting screen .....................................................................................................................9
3-2 "Main" screen....................................................................................................................11
3-3 NSR-S Viewer ...................................................................................................................12
3-4 WebViewer ........................................................................................................................12
3-5 Other Details ....................................................................................................................12
4 Limitations ............................................................................................................................ 13
4-1 Limitations that have been resolved in version 1.2.0 .....................................................13
4-2 Existing limitations..........................................................................................................13
4-2-1 Setting screen .......................................................................................................... 13
4-2-2 "Main" screen ........................................................................................................... 14
4-2-3 WebViewer................................................................................................................ 14
4-2-4 Other Details............................................................................................................ 14
5 Note........................................................................................................................................ 15
5-1 NRS-S Viewer Operating Procedures..............................................................................15
5-1-1 Operating Procedures.............................................................................................. 15
5-1-2 Description of screen functions ............................................................................... 15
5-1-3 Starting up from WebViewer................................................................................... 17
6 Histories of additional features ............................................................................................ 18
6-1 Features Added in Version 1.1.1 ......................................................................................18
6-2 Features Added in Version 1.1.0 ......................................................................................18

6-2-1 Expanded camera support....................................................................................... 18
6-2-2 Remote playback function ....................................................................................... 18
6-2-3 Language support .................................................................................................... 18
6-2-4 Auto add function for external storage ................................................................... 18
6-2-5 Unmounting function for external storage via alarm action ................................. 19
6-2-6 Snapshot image size ................................................................................................ 19
7 Histories of resolved limitations........................................................................................... 20
7-1 Limitations that have been resolved in version 1.1.1 .....................................................20
7-2 Limitations that have been resolved in version 1.1.0 .....................................................20

NSR-S10/S20 V1.2.0 Release Note
1 NSR-S10/S20 Features
The NSR-S10/S20 is a network surveillance recorder for network cameras. The
server allows you to monitor and record JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264 images from up
to four network cameras with the NSR-S10, and up to eight network cameras with
the NSR-S20, via the network. The server also allows you to easily search for and
play back previously recorded images.
Download the latest version of the NSR-S10/S20 firmware from the following URL.
For details on how to update the firmware, refer to the operating instructions.
URL: http://www.sony.co.jp/Products/NSR/NSR-S.zip
You can verify the firmware version in the Readme.txt file that is created when
you unzip the NSR-S.zip file.
Note
If upgrading process does not work properly, there is a possibility not to be able to
restore the unit to the state before upgrade. Before upgrade, be sure to save the
configuration data referring to the User’s Guide.
1-1 Features Added in Version 1.2.0
1-1-1 Expansion of frame rate setting for live monitoring
Frame rate setting for live monitoring is selectable within the camera’s
specification (it was fixed in 15 fps up to now).
1-1-2 External e-SATA storage capacity is enhanced to 4 TB
The maximum capacity of external e-SATA strage becomes 4 TB.
1-2 The NSR-S10/S20 WebViewer and the NSR-S Viewer Supported Platforms
1-2-1 Supported operating systems
The NSR-S10/S20 WebViewer and the NSR-S Viewer have been verified to
run under the following operating systems. They support both 32-bit and 64-bit
versions.
Windows 7 Professional
Windows Vista Business Service Pack 2
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
Note
・WebViewer supports version 7 and 8 of the Internet Explorer Web browser. Note
that only the 32-bit version, not the 64-bit version, of the Internet Explorer is
supported.
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1-2-2 System Requirements
1-2-2-1 CPU
Pentium 4 3.0 GHz or better
1-2-2-2 Video cards
1024 x 768 pixels (32-bit color) or more
128 MB video memory and DirectDraw Capability
1-2-2-3 Network interface
100BASE-TX or better
1-2-2-4 Memory
1 GB or more
1-3 Recommended External Storage Device
Operation has been verified with the following e-SATA storage device.
PROMISE TECHNOLOGY, INC. SmartStor DS4600
Note
・Up to 4 TB is supported for external storage device capacities.
1-4 USB flash memory device
Up to 32GB is verified for USB flash memory device capacities.
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1-5 Information on supported cameras
Camera
model
Version

Recording(defaultvalue)Display(defaultvalue)Motion
detection
ResolutionFramerate Bitrate Codec Resolution Framerate BitrateCodec
SNC‐CH140
v1.26orhigher720p10fps2Mbps
H.264
*1
640x480
15fps
1MbpsMPEG‐4
Oncamera
SNC‐DH140
SNC‐DH140T
SNC‐CH180
SNC‐DH180
SNC‐CH240
v1.26orhigherFull‐HD10fps3Mbps
SNC‐DH240
SNC‐DH240T
SNC‐CH280
SNC‐DH280
SNC‐CH120
v1.30orhigher720p10fps2Mbps
OnNSR
SNC‐DH120
SNC‐DH120T
SNC‐CH160
SNC‐DH160
SNC‐CH220
v1.30orhigherFull‐HD10fps3Mbps
640x368
SNC‐DH220
SNC‐DH220T
SNC‐CH260
SNC‐DH260
SNC‐CH110
v1.27orhigher720p10fps2MbpsSNC‐DH110
SNC‐DH110T
SNC‐CH210
v1.27orhigherFull‐HD10fps3Mbps
SNC‐DH210
SNC‐DH210T
SNT‐EX101
v1.30orhigher704x57615fps:NTSC,
12fps:PAL 1Mbps 640x480 15fps:NTSC,
12fps:PAL OnSNT
SNT‐EX101E
SNT‐EP104
SNT‐EX104
SNC‐RZ50N
v2.43orhigher704x48015fps 1Mbps MPEG‐4
*2 Sameasduringrecording*2 Oncamera
SNC‐RZ50P704x57612fps
SNC‐RZ25N
v1.30orhigher640x48015fps1Mbps MPEG‐4
*3 SameasduringrecordingOncamera
SNC‐RZ25P
*1 The NSR-S10/S20 captures video for recording from these camera models at all times
regardless of whether images are recorded or not. Only for monitoring images, the
bit rate of recorded video must be considered in calculating network bandwidth.
(S10:55)
*2 The same settings between recording and displaying for the SNC-RZ50 can be
configured. As selecting H.264 for the codec disables motion detection, using JPEG or
MPEG4 is recommended. (S10:32)
*3 As the motion detection on the SNC-RZ25 cannot be used when the codec is set to
MJPEG, using MPEG4 is recommended. Then, the maximum frame rate is 15fps at
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MPEG-4/VGA setting.
Note
Camera setup and operating precautions are described in the following sections. For
details on other restrictions and precautions, refer to the operating instructions and
release notes supplied with the camera.
・ For network cameras which support 16:9 aspect ratio such as 1920x1080 resolution,
16:9 aspect ratio is a factory default setting. The NSR-S10/S20 is mainly designed
for such cameras.
In such cameras, please do not change the aspect ratio to 4:3 (or Maximum image
size in some cameras). If it is changed via web browser, the NSR-S10/S20 cannot
communicate video settings with cameras correctly. (S10:199)
So the maximum video size of the system for Recording is 1920x1080.
・ When you select [Video Size] 1280x720 and larger for Recording, the maximum
frame rate become 15 fps.
・ When you select [Video Size] 1920x1080 and [Video Format] MJPEG, [Quality] 10
cannot be selected. (S10:175)
・ Make the required settings on the NSR-S10/S20 to change camera resolution,
compression format and other video codec values. Changing camera settings using
a Web browser is an operation that is not guaranteed to work. (S10:10)
・ A camera that supports audio recording will deliver an audio stream at all times.
However, to record audio the “Enable Audio" check box must also be selected.
(S10:61)
・ As for a video size for recording of SNT series, the descriptions of the "Setting
values for automatic registration" in the Installation Manual and the First Step
Guide are wrong. (S10:205)
Error: NTSC 720x480, PAL 720x576
Correction: (Both NTSC and PAL) 704x576
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2 Important Information
2-1 Setup screen
・ Alarm setting
The NSR-S10/S20 generates an error message, “Free space on disk insufficient for
recording”, to notify the user when it detects a hard disk error. Make the following
setting to output a warning sound (beep sound) simultaneously with the error message.
In the "Alarm Setting" screen, add an alarm and select "Hard disk failed" under
"Abnormal Event" as trigger and select "Play Warning Sound" under "Action." (S10:87)
・ Recording schedule setting
The "Recording Setting" screen of the NSR-S10/S20 provides three recording modes:
[Continuous Recording], [Motion Recording] and [No Recording]. The "Recording
Setting" screen allows you to select one recording mode. Click the [Detail] button to
combine the three recording modes in setting a weekly schedule. For example, it is
possible to set [Continuous Recording] for daytime on weekdays, [Motion Recording]
for nighttime and [No Recording] for weekends.
Recording set with this function is enabled by clicking the Record button in the LIVE
screen or when [Auto Record after system boot up] is selected in the "System Setting"
screen.
You can also set special times and periods when recording is not performed or when
restarting and alarms are disabled. Click [Schedule] in the "Recording Setting" screen
to set a schedule. Setting [Recording] duration in a schedule setting allows you to set
when recording will be performed for recording mode set in [Recording setting].
(S10:15,130)
・ Alarm recording
The NSR-S10/S20 allows you not only to perform motion recording using a single
camera but combine it with motion recording, sensor input and other conditions
involving other cameras. To do this, select [No Recording] in "Recording Setting" and
set alarm recording under [Action] on the "Alarm Setting" screen. (S10:85)
・ The "Stop Recording and Unmount Drive" action in the "Alarm Setting" screen is not
available on models with built-in hard disks.
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・ Although recording is performed prior to motion detection or a trigger event in motion
recording or recording set to be triggered by an alarm, memory buffer constraints in
the NSR-S10/S20 may reduce recording to a maximum of 1 fps (1 frame per second)
before recording caused by motion detection or triggered by an alarm. (S10:86)
The recording duration prior to motion detection and occurrence of a trigger event can
be set to up to 10 seconds in the "Setting Screen," but note that the maximum duration
of recording will vary with camera resolution and bit rate settings. Use the following
recording durations as a guide.
1920 x 1080/3073 kbps: 2 to 3 seconds
1280 x 720/2048 kbps: 4 to 5 seconds
640 x 480/1024 kbps: 8 to 10 seconds
2-2 "Main" screen
・ Releasing alarm settings
To cancel the warning sound, click the [Alarm] button in the LIVE screen and click the
[Reset] button in the "Alarm Status" screen. However, if a hard disk error or other
factor that acts as alarm trigger persists, an alarm will be output again one minute
after clicking the [Reset] button. To prevent repeated activation of the warning sound
deselect the required check box in the "Alarm Setting" screen.
When Send E-Mail is selected under alarm, one email will be sent every minute until
the event selected as trigger is cancelled. To stop sending email, deselect "Send E-Mail"
in the "Alarm Setting" screen. (S10:87)
・ If a momentary power loss occurs that is the result of a power outage and not by
turning off the power from the screen, it may not be possible to play back video for the
time period before and after the momentary power loss (from 00 to 59 minutes). Since
video that cannot be played back on the NSR may be viewable externally using NSR-S
Viewer, export the problem footage you want to play back using Backup in the
PLAYBACK screen and check using the NSR-S Viewer. (S10:57)
2-3 NSR-S Viewer
・ Recorded video files exported to an external USB flash memory device using [Backup]
or [Output Video Clip] in the PLAYBACK screen can be viewed using the NSR-S
Viewer, which is exported with the video files. Start up the "NSR-S
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Viewer_launcher.exe" in the Backup folder exported to the memory device.
For details on using NSR-S Viewer, refer to “5-1 NSR-S Viewer Operating Procedures.”
・ When creating AVI files from [Output Video Clip] with the NSR-S Viewer, processing
may stop when the following error message appears.
"File exporting failed !!!"
Should this happen, start up NSR-S Viewer using administrator privileges and use
[Output Video Clip] to create an AVI file. This operation will install the codec required
to create an AVI file. When an AVI file has been created and the codec has been
installed, you will not have to start up using administrator privileges next time.
(S10:129)
In Windows XP, the user should log in with administrator privileges and execute
[Output Video Clip] in NSR-S Viewer.
Windows Vista and Windows 7, right-click the icon and select "Run as
Administrator" to start up NSR-S Viewer with administrator privileges.
2-4 WebViewer
・ Administrator privileges are required to run WebViewer. (S10:64)
In Windows XP, a user with administrator privileges must log on to connect to
WebViewer from Internet Explorer.
In Windows Vista and Windows 7, a user with administrator privileges must run
Internet Explorer to connect to WebViewer. Use the following method for connection.
・Lowering the UAC level of a user
In User Accounts in the Control Panel, do the following, then restart the PC and
log onto Windows using an administrator account before starting up Internet
Explorer.
Windows Vista:
Select "Disable" for "Enable or Disable User Account Control"
Windows 7:
In [Change User Account Control Settings], drag the slider all the way to the
bottom
Note
If Internet Explorer is started up without administrator privileges, Internet Explorer
will freeze when NSR-S10/S20 is accessed. Should this occur, force quit Internet
Explorer or restart the PC.
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After making a connection without administrator privileges, delete the files given
below from Program Files on the C drive. Then start up Internet Explorer with
administrator privileges and connect to the NSR-S10/S20.
C:\Program Files\remoteAP
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NSR-S10/S20 V1.2.0 Release Note
3 Precautions
3-1 Setting screen
・ [Reg.] column in the [Search List] of IP Camera Settings window is marked when the
IP address is changed from factory default. It is not showing that the camera is really
registered in the recorder. (S10:35)
・ Only an external hard disk or external e-SATA storage device can be added to the
storage path of the NSR-S10/S20. A USB flash memory device formatted on the
NSR-S10/S20 cannot be used for importing in Windows as the file format differs. To
enable use with Windows, a memory device formatted on the NSR-S10/S20 will have
to be reformatted on the destination device. For details, read the operating
instructions supplied with the USB flash memory device. (S10:5)
・ Importing using the configuration in system settings will overwrite the NSR-S10/S20
configuration file data. Then system configuration file data not included in the
imported configuration file will not be overwritten. For example,
No.1=Camera A
No.2=None
No.3=Camera C
No.4=None
importing a configuration file like the one above
No.1=Camera1
No.2=Camera2
No.3=Camera3
No.4=Camera4
into an NSR-S10/S20 configured as above will overwrite the following configuration
file data.
No.1=Camera A
No.2=Camera2
No.3=Camera C
No.4=Camera4
To obtain the same configuration data as the NSR-S10/S20 whose configuration file is
exported, delete all user information other than camera, alarm and admin/user data
before importing the configuration file. (S10:115)
・ The NSR-S10/S20 is supplied with two registered user accounts, admin and user.
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Starting up the NSR-S10/S20 will automatically log on to the NSR as admin. To log on
as user, first log in as admin and edit user in the user settings to change the password.
(S10:117)
・ At startup, the NSR-S10/S20 has a function that causes it to automatically register
the factory defaults of the camera. If the factory default IP address is used for
registering the camera in the IP Camera Settings instead of using automatic
registration, the NSR-S10/S20 will again attempt to automatically register the camera
at next startup. To prevent this from happening, change and register the following
factory defaults. (S10:43)
SNC-RZ25/RZ50: 192.168.0.100
Other cameras: DHCP
・ When a camera has been registered from the "IP Camera Settings" screen instead of
using automatic registration, open the "Camera Setting" screen, confirm that
"Display" and "Enable Audio" are deselected before selecting "Display" to view video
from the camera. To record audio, also select "Enable Audio."(S10:95)
・ Manual registration with some cameras will automatically use the camera video
settings. After registering the camera, click the [Details] button in Camera Setting to
open the "Advanced IP Camera Setting" screen and check the settings. Clicking the
[Default] button in this screen returns the settings to their default values. Then click
[OK] to make camera settings. (S10:144)
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3-2 "Main" screen
・ The NSR-S10/S20 allows you to control the pan, tilt and zoom functions of the
SNC-RZ25/RZ50 cameras in the LIVE screen using a mouse or remote control. It also
allows you to move these cameras to Preset positions using a mouse or remote commander.
Since precise pan and tilt control is not possible, it is recommended to use a Web
browser to register Preset positions in the camera. (S10:63)
・ Playing from Event History
In the User’s Guide, the section "Playing from Event History" under "Playing
Recorded Images" states that clicking the [Alarm] button in the LIVE screen will play
back the event history, however, playback from the "Alarm Status" screen is not
possible. (S10:123)
Perform the steps below to play back from Event History.
1. In the LIVE screen, click the [Event Log] button to open the event log and double
click a log to play it back.
2. Use the [Event Search] button in the PLAYBACK screen to search events.
2-1. Select "Output Event List" to search and click the Event History list to play.
2-2. Deselect "Output Event List" to search, select the start time of an event in
[Next Event] and click the Play button to play it back.
3. In the PLAYBACK screen, click the [Event Log] button to open the event log and
play back from the log.
・ [Next Event] becomes available after searching Event History using Event Search.
(S10:54)
Event Search provides two methods of playback. Open the Event History list and play
back from the list or use [Next Event] to play back the search results in order.
1. To display an Event History list, select "Output Event List" in the event search
settings in Event Search.
2. To use [Next Event] to play back search results in order, deselect "Output Event
List."
Note
When there are multiple events in the same time period (for example, during one hour
from 10:00 to 10:59), clicking [Next Event] and moving the time display to the time of
an event, the display may only show a still image of the first event for that time
period.
Click the Play button to play back the event. (S10:123)
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3-3 NSR-S Viewer
・ In the NSR-S Viewer, be sure to select "Include audio" to output sound when using
"Output Video Clip" to output video that contains recorded audio.
Note that there is no "Include audio" check box for MPEG4 output and audio output is
not available. (S10:141)
3-4 WebViewer
・ A PC running WebViewer allows you to record AVI video files. However, no audio is
recorded and you will have to use the NSR-S10/S20 to record audio. (S10:74)
3-5 Other Details
・ When registering a SNC-RZ25 in the factory default condition with auto registration,
it might take 1 minute per camera. In such a case, a dialog shows "still registering"
might be displayed on the Main window. Wait for it to disappear. (S10:204)
・ If any of the characters listed below are used in a filename when reading or writing a
Configuration File, Output Video Clip and other files, the file read/write operation
could end in an error even if it appeared to end normally. Do not use any of the
following characters in a filename. (S10:124)
* ? > < ; & ! [ ] | \ ' " ` ( ) { } + -
・ The WebViewer functions for recording video on a PC and the "Output Video Clip"
function in NSR-S Viewer allow you to record AVI files. However, note that attempts to
play back AVI files using Windows Media Player in a Web browser connection to a
Sony camera may result in an SNCVideo.dll error and prevent playback. (S10:75)
Should this happen, download SNCVideo.zip from the URL below, read the
Readme.txt file in the decompressed folder and replace the SNCVideo.dll.
URL:http://www.sony.co.jp/Products/NSR/SNCVideo.zip
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4 Limitations
4-1 Limitations that have been resolved in version 1.2.0
・ When you display 1x1 layouts in the "Main" screen, you can export a still picture with
the following video size by the Snapshot function. (S10:182, S10:201)
LIVE screen: Video Size of Display setting
PLAYBACK screen: Video Size of Recording setting
・ The issue that the internal clock in the NSR-S10 was inaccurate has been solved.
(S10:40)
・ The SNC-RZ25/RZ50 uses a single video stream for recording and display.
Although the "Advanced IP Camera Setting" screen might show display settings that
differ from the recording settings. This issue has been solved. (S10:30, S10:46)
・ SMTP authentication is not only supported for AUTH LOGIN, but also CRAM-MD5
and DIGEST-MD5. (S10:4)
・ The unit could not detect an USB device which is inserted in the USB slot properly
when an unformatted HDD was connected. This issue has been solved. (S10:178)
・ Playing picture in the PLAYBACK screen stopped in fixed duration. This issue has
been solved. (S10:77, S10:187, S10:191, S10:218)
・ POS Viewer in the Event Log Viewer has been removed because it will not be
supported near future. (S10:53)
4-2 Existing limitations
4-2-1 Setting screen
・ When registering a camera not with auto registration, but with IP Camera Setting
screen, motion detection settings of the camera are not set automatically. When using
the camera's motion detection function, make the setting on the camera. (S10:184)
・ Even if the camera doesn't have an audio input function, audio can be enabled in the
setting window. Even if you enable it, the system will not try to get audio stream and
never use record capacity. (S10:181)
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・ Be sure to enter the e-mail destination for Send E-Mail in the Alarm Setting. If only
the CC field but not the destination is entered, no e-mail will be sent. (S10:102)
Snapshot under Detail represents a future function that is not currently available.
(S10:47)
・ If camera connection is interrupted when motion recording or alarm recording using
motion detection as a trigger is set on the camera and the camera is set up to detect
motion, the NSR-S10/S20 may erroneously "think" that motion was detected and start
recording even when the camera has not captured any video.
Stop recording on a camera where an interrupted connection during motion recording
or alarm recording started recording. (S10:137)
・ Although the network settings provide a "Remote Update Configuration" port setting,
the NSR does not currently support a remote update function. (S10:109)
4-2-2 "Main" screen
・ When using the Export (Output Video Clip) function, a camera name set in the system
is not displayed in the NSR-S Viewer, and it is not superimposed in a video file
exported from the NSR-S Viewer. If you use the Backup function, the camera name is
displayed and superimposed correctly. (S10:108)
4-2-3 WebViewer
・ WebViewer does not support connections made via an HTTP Proxy. In Internet
Explorer, set a direct connection and not a Proxy connection. (S10:80)
4-2-4 Other Details
・ When the power switch button of the unit is pushed, the system will shutdown
immediately if a log-in user has the permission to "Power OFF". To avoid it, don't give
the permission to users who log-in usually. And the button cannot be used to force a
shut off of power. (S10:76)
・ The NSR supports only English 101/104 keyboards although there are various
country-specific keyboard layouts in the world. With respect to other country-specific
symbols on your keyboard, those can be used only in the range of English 101/104. Use
of a software keyboard is recommended for entry of symbols, etc. (S10:48)
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NSR-S10/S20 V1.2.0 Release Note
5 Note
5-1 NRS-S Viewer Operating Procedures
5-1-1 Operating Procedures
1. Insert the USB flash memory device containing the video exported from
NSR-S10/S20 in the PC.
2. Copy the “Backup” folder on the USB flash memory device to the PC.
If you start up NSR-S Viewer directly from the USB flash memory device, the
files may not load to the date/time selection screen properly. Therefore, copying
to the PC is recommended.
3. Double click the NSR-S Viewer_launcher.exe icon in the "Backup" folder
device to start up NSR-S Viewer.
4. Select the video in the "Video Playback Date/Time Selection" screen.
5. Use NSR-S Viewer to play the video.
5-1-2 Description of screen functions
"Video Playback Date/Time Selection" screen
Horizontal axis: Time (00 to 23:00), vertical axis: camera number
Select time (blue indicates time when video was recorded; changes to orange
when selected)
When the exported video does not
show the date, use this button to
directly open the file.
O
p
en video for the selected date
Close this screen
Select day (days with video recording appear in bold)
Select this check box to display videos
during daylight saving time.
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NSR-S10/S20 V1.2.0 Release Note
Note
When using the Export (Output Video Clip) function, date including video files is
displayed with bold in the calendar area. However, time and camera are not shown in
the selection area. Push [Open File] button and select video file directly.
"NSR-S Viewer" screen
Switch de-interlace mode
1: Video without motion
2: Video with motion
Print screen
Export video
Select camera
Switch layout (1x1, 2x2, FullScreen）
Quit program
If you started up NSR-S Viewer
from WebViewer, this returns
you to the WebViewer screen.
Play operation panel
(Functions like the PLAYBACK
screen on the NSR
)
Date selection: Open the Video Playback Date/Time Selection screen
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