VIP NVR16PRO3NP User manual

MODEL: NVR16PRO(PACK)3NP
Professional IP Surveillance Pack
Network Video Recorder with 16 Security Cameras
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NVR
16 x IP Day/Night Cameras
-Advanced H.264 Video Compression Technology
- High Quality 1.3MP CMOS Image sensor
-Multiplex Operation
- IR Night view range of 20 metres
-Long Recording Duration
- 720p Resolution
-Intelligent Video Motion Detection Recording
POE Network Switch
-Remote Network Surveillance & Backup Functions
- Centralise your cameras away from your NVR
-Easy to operate with USB Mouse or IR Remote.
- Power and video over the same cable
-System Auto recovery after power loss (blackout)
- View over the internet via Smartphone or PC
N517
www.vip-vision.com
V3.5 260614

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HDD NOTE:
This NVR is designed to only work with 24hr rated Enterprise, NAS and Video Surveillance Hard
Drives. The use of any other model Hard Drive (including energy efficient drives) may cause your
system to fail and void Warranty. NVR Packs come with an approved Hard Drive already installed.
We strongly recommend using the following Seagate Hard Drives:
Name: Model: Part Number:
Seagate 1TB Video HDD ST1000VM002 HD1TBSN
Seagate 2TB NAS HDD ST2000VN000 HD2TBSN
Seagate 3TB NAS HDD ST3000VN000 HD3TBSN
Seagate 4TB NAS HDD ST4000VN000 HD4TBSN

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NVR16PRO3NP Package Contents (Before installation, please ensure you have all the parts listed).
Additional NVR16PROPACK3NP Contents (Only included with the NVR16PROPACK3NP)
1 x Network Video Recorder with 2TB Hard Disk Drive
● Advanced H.264 Video Compression Technology for High Quality Images
● Easy to Operate
● Can be Connected to a PC Network for Remote Viewing & Backup (Software on Disc)
1 x USB Mouse
● To operate the NVR
1 x IR Remote Control with batteries
● To operate the NVR
1 x HDMI Connection Cable
● Connect the NVR to a HDMI ready TV or Monitor
4 x Switch Mode Low Voltage Power Supplies
● 1 x 12v Power Supply for use with the NVR
● 3 x 48v Power Supply for use with in-built POE Network Switch(Pack)
●Advanced Switch Mode Technology
8 x Day/Night Weatherproof Bullet Cameras with Infrared LEDs - 20m Range
● IR LEDs for Viewing in Total Darkness up to 20m (B&W Mode)
● 720p Resolution, 1.3 Megapixels
● Ideal for use Indoors and Out
● Power and video over one cable
8 x Day/Night Weatherproof Dome Cameras with Infrared LEDs - 20m Range
● IR LEDs for Viewing in Total Darkness up to 20m (B&W Mode)
● 720p Resolution, 1.3 Megapixels
● Ideal for use Indoors and Out
● Power and video over one cable
18 x Ethernet Cables
● Pre-terminated - Allowing Simple Plug-in Connection –No Tools Required
● 2 x 1.5m, 8 x 10m, 4x 20m, 4 x 30m Leads Supplied
1 x HDMI Connection Cable
● Connect the NVR to a HDMI ready TV or Monitor
3 x POE Network switch
● Will Power all connected camera via POE (Power Over Ethernet)
● Connect all cameras to these switches along with your NVR and ADSL Modem.

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Installation
Before installing this unit, please read through the following points:
Do not place cords from the AC adapter where they can be pinched or stepped on.
Leave at least 50mm of space between the NVR and other objects to allow air circulation.
Do not expose the NVR or Cameras to excessive heat, cold, or moisture.
Never immerse any component in water, and do not spray cleaners of solvents on the unit. Unplug
units before cleaning. When cleaning, use a damp, lint-free cloth only.
Do not place heavy objects on cords, or cover cords with rugs or carpet.
Service should be handled only by qualified technicians.
Rear Panel
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WARNING
Please ensure you use the correct power
supply for each component. Plugging
either Power supply into the wrong deice
cause damage to it.
NVR
Camera 2
Camera 3
Camera 4
Camera 1
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Modem
Camera 7
Camera 9
Camera 6
Camera 8
Camera 5
Camera 10
Camera 11
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Camera 13
Camera 15
Camera 12
Camera 14
Camera 16
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“DC48V”
Connect to 48V power supply.
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“POE SWITCHES”
Powered Ethernet ports to connect to supplied cameras.
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“VIDEO OUT”
BNC Analogue Video Out connection.
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“MIC”
BNC Analogue Audio In/Out connection.
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“RS323”
RS323 connector for optional terminal configuration.
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“ALARM INPUT”
Alarm input panel, see User Manual or Included CD for more
information.
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“POWER”
Switch on/off to supply power to the device.
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“USB PORT”
Connect USB Mouse.
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“LAN PORT”
Connect to Network/Internet for remote monitoring.
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“HDMI”
Connect to Digital Monitor with supplied HDMI cable.
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“VGA”
Connect to monitor using VGA cable. (Not Supplied)
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“DC12V”
Connect to 12V power supply.
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“Modem Port”
Connect to Network / ADSL Modem for remote monitoring.
Connection Guide
1. Mount the 16 Cameras as required and connect them to the one of the POE Network Switches
using the supplied Network Cables.
2. Connect one of the POE Network Switches to the LAN port of the NVR.
3. Connect the 48V Power Supply labeled POE to each POE Network Switches.
4. Connect the 12V Power Supply labeled NVR to the NVR.
5. Plug all power adaptors into a Power-point.
6. Switch NVR on from back of device. IF necessary hold Power button for 3 seconds to turn on.
7. The power LED at the front of the NVR should now be illuminated and the unit will make a loud
beep sound to indicate it is powered.
8. Connect the included mouse to the USB port on the front or back.
9. Connecting your local network or modem to one of the POE Network Switches (we recommend
doing this last step after all the cameras have been configured).

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Front Panel
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“NUMERALS”
Buttons marked with numbers can be used to enter numeric data
when in numeric text entry mode (See “SHIFT”)
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“PLAYBACK”
Playback controls used when viewing recorded footage.
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“CAMERA LIGHTS”
Displays recording cameras. (Unit limited to four maximum)
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“STATUS LIGHTS”
Shows device is powered/reading HDD/connected to network.
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“REC”
Manually start/stop recording.
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“DIRECTION CONTROLS”
Used to select and enter options in menus.
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“ESC”
Go to previous menu/cancel current operation.
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“POWER”
Hold for three seconds to power on/off device.
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“SHIFT”
Switch between text entry modes. (Numerals, English, Capitals, etc.)
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“FN”
Various auxiliary functions.
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“USB PORT”
Connect USB storage device or USB Mouse.
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Main Screen
Once booted, you will be presented with the screen below (camera may only be black if not yet set up).
Each camera view will have one or more symbols from below:
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Currently Recording
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Video Loss
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Motion Detected
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Camera Lock
System Menu
Right Clicking anywhere on the screen will bring up the System Login screen.
Once Logged In, right clicking again will bring up a menu.
Selecting “MAIN MENU” will show the system menu.
Right click or press the ESC button to return to previous menus, click on the icon to enter menus.
Channel View Menu
Moving the mouse to the top of each channel in the live view screen will show a menu.
From left to right:
Playback: Show, in live view, the past few minutes of footage.
Search tag: Turn on search tag.
Save: Save the currently displayed file to USB device.
Camera Source: Change the IP Device for this feed.
Close: Close the channel view menu.
Default:
The default username is admin, the password is also admin.
On the NVR physically, you may also use username of 888888, and the password 888888.
(Users can alter the password later. Please refer to the Advanced set up guide CD)

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Set the Time and Date
When using your NVR for the first time, you will have to set the SYSTEM TIME.
Right clicking anywhere on the screen will bring up the password menu.
Use the mouse to enter the NVR admin password with the on-screen keypad.
Then Right click to open the menu and select “MAIN MENU”.
Select “SETTING”
Select “GENERAL”
Set System Time, Date Format and DST (Daylight Saving Time) for your region.
Click Save before clicking OK
Important:
If you change the date or time on your NVR after the recording function is activated, the recorded data may be
deleted. After setting the date and time, it’s recommended to clear all HDD data, and start recording again.

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Using a PC to find available IP Addresses
Before setting up your NVR you will first need to find it an IP address, along with all your IP Cameras.
This process is to help you find what IP Addresses are currently in use on your computer network, and in
turn which ones are still available. If you are not connecting the NVR to a computer network (or internet
connection) then any default IP address range may be used. e.g.192.168.0.100 to 192.168.0.130.
We recommend 192.168.0.100
Before starting you must first have a copy of the “Free IP Scanner” Tool which can be downloaded here:
http://downloads.rhinoco.com.au/dvr/Free_IP_Scanner.zip
1. Open the Free IP Scanner Tool (if it asks for registration just press skip as it is free to use).
2. Begin the scan by clicking on
3. The “Free IP Scanner” will automatically detect all IP Addresses on your Computer network and
display which ones are in use by listing with a Green tick beside them.
Those which have a red cross beside them are not currently in use and may be available.
Note: Even though lower numbered address may be free (such as “?.?.?.8”) we recommend using
higher number which are unlikely to be used in the immediate future such as “?.?.?.100” onwards.
4. If you wish to Export the list, you can do this by going to FILE and choosing EXPORT. It can then be
saved as text file and even emailed.

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Set Up the NVRs Networking
Right click to open the menu and select MAIN MENU, then select SETTINGS followed by NETWORK.
The device comes pre-configured to DHCP (which means it will automatically receive an IP
Address). If you wish to manually give it an IP Address, un-tick DHCP and then enter the IP
Address, Subnet mask, and Gateway.
In this example we have used 192.168.0.100

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Using the NVR to set the IP Address of an IP Camera
1. Right click to open the menu and select MAIN MENU, then select REMOTE DEVICE
2. Click IP SEARCH to begin scanning for all the attached IP Cameras.
3. The NVR will find your new IP cameras (normally with a default IP Address of 192.168.0.108). You
can then click on the IP Cameras Edit button to change its IPAddress.
4. Change the IP Cameras IP Address, Subnet mask, and Gateway to the new IP address range. Then
click Ok to save. The camera IP Address must be in the same range as your NVR. In this example
we have used 192.168.0.101

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5. The IP Camera should now be listed with its new IPAddress. You can then tick the new camera
you wish to connect and click „Add‟ to have it connect to the NVR.
6. The IP Camera will now be shown in the bottom list meaning it has been successfully added to
the NVR.
7. This process can now be repeated for any additional cameras.

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To Set Up Recording Rates
Right click to open the menu and select MAIN MENU, then select SETTINGS followed by ENCODE.
Here you may can set set individual encoding options for Regular, Motion Detect and Alarm Recording.
While any of the cameras may be set higher, please be aware that it will reduce the total recording time
to less than 2 weeks. We recommend:
1MP cameras: Set to H.264 with a 1280x720 resolution, 10fps, Bit Rate CBR of 1536kbps.
2MP cameras: Set to H.264 with a 1920x1080 resolution, 10fps, Bit Rate CBR of 2048kbps.
3MP cameras: Set to H.264 with a 2048x1536 resolution, 10fps, Bit Rate CBR of 4096kbps.
Important: The EXTRASTREAM MUST be enabled if you wish to remote access the NVR system.
All cameras: Set to H.264 with a CIF resolution, 10fps, Bit Rate CBR of 320kbps.
To Begin Recording
Once you have successfully set up the cameras, exit the Menu by right clicking or pressing the CLOSE
button. By default, the NVR will begin recording when it is properly connected to the cameras and has an
installed HDD. If it is recording, the recording icon “ ” will be displayed on screen.
Automatic Overwriting:
When the system is in full, the oldest recorded data will be overwritten automatically. This NVR
System is set to Overwrite by factory default but can be changed in the “GENERAL” Menu.
Record Times:
The NVR8PROPACK2NP system is capable of storing up to 1 week of recorded footage based on
2Tb of storage and the 16 included 1.3MP Cameras set to 720P @ 10fps and CBR @ 1536kb/s

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To Set Camera Colour Settings
1. Right click to open the menu and select MAIN MENU, then select REMOTE DEVICE
2. Click IPC CONFIG to open the IP Cameras settings.
3. Here you can adjust the IP Cameras Colour, Gain, BLC, WDR and Day/Night.
Please ensure that Day/Night is always set to Auto. Failing to do so could mean the
Cameras are unable to see at night, or become stuck in black/white during the day.

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Motion Detection
Should you wish to use Motion detect recording, it can be set per camera, per time period and
to detect in certain portions of the screen.
Right click to open the menu and select “MAIN MENU”.
Select “SETTING”
Select “DETECT”
Select „Motion Detect‟ from Event Type
Select channel from Channel drop down
Check the Enable box
Ensure Record Channel is checked, and a Region has been selected.
Click Save.
More Settings:
Latch
Time to wait after motion is detected, before checking for motion again.
Region
Select
Select region of feed within which motion detection will occur.
Click and drag with the mouse to arm/disarm areas of the feed.
Motion detected in red areas will cause recording, motion will not be detected in
grey areas. Press “ENTER” to save.
Sensitivity
Select from 1 to 6 the sensitivity of the recording, 6 being the most sensitive to
movement.
Right click to open the menu and select “MAIN MENU”.
Select “SETTING”
Select “SCHEDULE”
Select a channel.
Choose a period and set the time options to the period you wish to motion record, bearing in
mind system uses 24 hour time.
Check MD for this period.
Click OK to save.

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How to Playback Video Footage on your NVR
1. Right click anywhere on the screen to bring up the menu and log on. Use the mouse to enter the
NVRs admin password “888888” with the on-screen keypad.
2. Once logged in you can left click to open the menu and select SEARCH.
3. You will now see the NVR search screen. On the right hand side there is a calendar in which you can
select the month and day you wish to playback. Any date that is highlighted blue has video available
to playback.
4. Once you have selected the day, you can choose which cameras you wish to playback, and the
mode in which they will be displayed (1ch, 4ch, 8ch, 16ch at a time).
5. Finally you can select the time from the time bar at the bottom of the screen. You will notice that the
hours are listed from 00:00 to 24:00. Simply clicking on the bar will display the video footage from
that time. A green bar will indicate that there is video available at that time.

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How to Backup Video Footage on your NVR
1. Right click anywhere on the screen to bring up the menu and log on. Use the mouse to enter the
NVRs admin password “888888” with the on-screen keypad.
2. Once logged in, you can now left click to open the menu, select MAIN MENU then BACKUP.
3. You will now see the NVR Backup Devices where you can choose the device you wish to backup to.
Choose your device and click BACKUP to continue.
4. You will see the NVR Backup screen where you can choose the Camera Channel, followed by the
Start and End times for the section of video you wish to backup. ClickADD to save your selection,
and repeat process for any addition video footage you wish to back up.
5. Once you have selected all the video to be backed up, press Start to begin the transfer process.
In order to backup Video Footage from your NVR you will first require a USB Stick or USB Hard Drive (we strongly
recommend having a FAT32 file system).

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Simple Configuration of your NVR for Remote Access, using QR codes
To be able to set your NVR up for Remote Access, you will first require:
An ADSL internet connection of 512/512 minimum (ADSL2 or NBN recommended).
A network cable between your NVR and your Modem.
An iPhone with the iDMSS App or an Android smartphone with the gDMSS App.
Once you have these you can proceed to set up the Remote Access by:
1. Connect your NVR to your Modem by a network cable.
2. Under Main Menu > Settings > Network.
Enable DHCP or enter your local network address information.
3. Exit to save.
4. Now go to Main Menu > Settings > Network > Network Settings.
Tick the box for P2P.
Then double Click P2P to open up the sub menu.
5. Ensure “Enable” is ticked. Then Click Save to exit.
6. You can now set up the DMSS Mobile App by QR Code.

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DMSS Mobile App by QR Code
App available for Android, iOS, Blackberry, Symbian, Windows Mobile and Windows 7 mobile
From your compatible Smartphone, access the App Marketplace and download the free App. This may
also be listed as:
iDMSS lite for Apple iOS
gDMSS lite for Android
DMSS lite for others
iDMSS plus for Apple iOS
gDMSS plus for Android
Configuration:
1. On your NVR go to Main Menu > Settings > Network > Network Settings.
Tick the box for P2P. Then double Click P2P to open up the sub menu.
2. On your Smartphone go to “MENU” then “Device manager”and select “ADD” .
3. Set “Register Mode” to “P2P”
4. You can now click “Scan QR Code” and use your phone to scan the code on your NVR.
5. Enter in your devices NAME.
6. Enter your Username / Password and the set Live Preview and Playback to “Extra”.
7. You can now select “Start Live Preview” to save and test the connection to the NVR.
8. In the future, you can connect to your system directly from the main screen by tapping the
“DEVICE LIST” then ticking your NVR and selecting the “Start Live Preview” to connect.

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Advanced Configuration of your NVR for Remote Access by IP Address (optional)
To be able to set your NVR up for Remote Access, you will first require:
An ADSL internet connection of 512/512 minimum (ADSL2 or NBN recommended).
An ADSL Modem which supports Port Forwarding (such as Sapido, D-link or Netgear).
An “External static IP address” from your Internet Service Provider.
An “Internal Static IP address” from your Modem.
A network cable between your NVR and your Modem.
A windows PC on your network to configure your modem.
Once you have these you can proceed to set up the Remote Access by:
1. Give your NVR the internal IPAddress.
2. On the NVR change port 80 to port 88.
3. Ping the NVR from a local computer to ensure it is reachable on your network.
4. Port forward ports 88, 37777, 37778, 554 in the modem, to the “Internal IP address” of the NVR.
5. You should then be able to test the connection to the NVR over the internet from a different
internet connection (or mobile on 3G).
Test your Remote Access by connecting to the NVR:
When you are in the same building as the NVR you will be able to connect via WIFI and use the “Internal
IP address” of the NVR. However when you are not where the NVR is and wish to connect via the
internet or 3G, you would use the “External static IP address” given to you by your Internet Service
Provider.
Port forwarding support:
There are many different brands and models of ADSL Modems which makes them difficult to set up, this
is why we must recommend an IT professional. Some manufacturers offer guides on their websites or
alternatively we can recommend Third-party assistance on configuring port forwarding from sites such as:
www.portforward.com
When using more than one DVR on a site:
Should you have more than one NVR on site it may be necessary to set the second machine to a
different set of ports. For example set NVR 1 to port 88 and then DVR 2 to port 89.
Important: Before Setting up remote access for your NVR, you will need a good understanding of computer
networks. If you do not, please seek the assistance of a qualified I.T. professional.