Vivotek ND8301 User manual

Quick Installation Guide
VAST inside • HD Local Display •
Full Integration with VIVOTEK Cameras
All specications are subject to change without notice.
Copyright 2013 VIVOTEK INC. All rights reserved.
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P/N:625017301G Rev. 1.1
ND8301 Network Video Recorder
VIVOTEK INC.
6F, No.192, Lien-Cheng Rd., Chung-Ho, New Taipei City, 235, Taiwan, R.O.C.
|T:[phone]|F:[phone]|E:[email protected]
VIVOTEK USA, INC.
2050 Ringwood Avenue, San Jose, CA 95131
|T: 408-773-8686|F: 408-773-8298|E: [email protected]
VIVOTEK Netherlands B.V.
Busplein 36, 1315KV, Almere, The Netherlands
|T:[phone]|F:[phone]|E:[email protected]
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English
Power off the Network Video
Recorder if you detect abnormal
smell or smoke coming from it.
Keep the Network Video Recorder
away from water. If the Video Recorder
is wet, power off immediately.
Do not place the Network Video
Recorder around the heat sources,
such as television or oven.
Refer to your user's manual for the
operating temperature.
Keep the Network Video Recorder
away from direct sunlight.
Do not place the Network Video
Recorder in high humidity
environments.
Warning Before Installation
Software CD
ND8301
Warranty Card
Quick Installation Guide
Power Cord & Adaptor
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Package Contents
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Do not attempt to remove or uninstall
the software on the mounted IDE ash.
Nor should you open the chassis. Doing
so will void our warranty.

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Physical Description
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Front View
Rear View
Disk 1
Disk 2
HDD LED
Power
button & LED
Reset button
RS-232 (reserved) LAN WAN
VGA
USB2
comboUSB1
combo
eSATA
MIC-In
Line Out
Line In DC Power Fan exhaust
outlet
IMPORTANT:
It is important to leave a clearance of
15cm to the rear side of the chassis.
The clearance is required to ensure an
adequate airow through the chassis to
ventilate heat. A 5cm clearance is also
required on both sides of the chassis.
To ensure normal operation, maintain
ambient airow. Do not block the airow
around chassis such as placing the sys-
tem in a closed cabinet.
15cm
5cm
5cm
5cm

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English
SATA hard disk(s) are user-supplied. The network video recorder can readily accommodate
most of the off-the-shelf SATA hard drives.
1. Use a at-blade screwdriver to unlock the rotary bezel lock. Open the drive bay bezel by
pulling the lever on it.
Hardware Installation
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Bezel Lever
2. Install your hard disk to the drive bay. Gently put the hard disk into drive bay with its
label side facing up and the connector side towards the inside of the chassis. Push the
hard disk in. Stop pushing it when you feel the contact resistance.
Bezel Lock

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HDD
Bezel Lever
3. Close the drive bay bezel.
4. 4-1. Press on the left edge of the drive bay bezel to snap it into place.
4-2. Use a at-blade screwdriver to turn the bezel lock to the “locked” position.
You should always lock the drive bezel when the drive bay is populated. This en-
sures the hard drive is securely installed.
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1
Bezel Lock

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Interface Connections
LAN Internet
Router
1 2
3 4 5
6
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LAN WAN
VGA USB devices
External enclosure
Audio devices DC power adaptor
1 & 2. Connect CAT5 or better-quality Ethernet cables to cameras via a local, switched
network, or clients through the Internet. Refer to next page for more information.
3. Connect the DB15 VGA port to a monitor (with resolutions up to 1920x1080).
4. Connect USB devices such as keyboard and mouse.
5. If an external eSATA storage enclosure is available, connect it to the eSATA port.
6. Connect speakers or microphone to the phone-jack connectors.
7. Connect the supplied 100-240V DC power adaptor. (50~60Hz, 5A)

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1. Connect the supplied power adapter to a power outlet.
2. Connect network cameras to the NVR’s LAN ports.
3. If you want to access NVR over the Internet, connect the NVR to the Internet via the
WAN port. A web console can be established from a remote PC by keying http://<public
IP>:3454 in a browser’s URL address eld. However, port forwarding on the router for
the TCP port will be necessary.
4. Push the power button to run the NVR.
Router
Internet
Router
Network Deployment
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Default Fixed IP:
192.168.1.10
LAN WAN
Switch
Wireless AP / Router
Clients
The LAN and WAN ports can be congured into the same or different subnets.
If you have cameras connected via the WAN port, make sure the WAN port
acquires an IP address from a DHCP server on router or AP. If not, the cameras
detected through the WAN port will use the default IPs, e.g., 169.254.xx.xx, and the
LiveClient software will not be able to detect their presence.
NOTE:
Default: DHCP

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Initial Conguration
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1. Once your NVR is started, you will be prompted by the Setup Wizard. You should then
begin the initial setup. The system is booted from an embedded IDE ash. No software
installation is required.
2. Enter the default User name and Password as admin & admin. It is recommended you
change the password later to prevent unauthorized access.
3. Click Next to proceed with conguration and follow the onscreen instructions to nish the
conguration process.
4. Note the following when you move to the Network page:
4-1. If your local network has a DHCP server, you can select the "Get IP address
automatically (DHCP)."
4-2. If your LAN port connects to an isolated switch with cameras attached to it, you can
manually assign IP addresses to cameras, and the address for the LAN port itself.
The default static IP for the LAN port is
192.168.1.10.
4-3. Connect your WAN port to a router or
AP with the routing capability and then
to a DSL or Cable modem.
5. On the Disk page, Select disk drives by
clicking the checkboxes in front of disk
drives.Select Build single disk, Build
RAID0, RAID1, or other option from the
Disk conguration pull-down menu. Click
Apply and wait for a few minutes for the
conguration to take effect.
Refer to the description available with
every disk volume type on the screen, such
as those for RAID0 and RAID1.

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6. On the Camera page, all cameras connected through the local network should appear on
a Camera list after a brief search. You can manually assign IP addresses by clicking on
the cameras' address eld. You can also select the "Assign IP addresses to all cameras"
checkbox and let NVR assign IPs to cameras.
Click Next to end the initial setup.
Make sure you have the cameras'
access credentials in order to
make individual changes.
Ready to Use
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1. You will then be at the Control Center screen. Double-click on the LiveClient or
Playback buttons to congure live viewing and recording settings.
2. Open the LiveClient utility to change live view layout, camera streaming frame rate,
and other options.

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4. It is important to ensure that the live vie wing and recording conguration does not
exceed the system's limits:
In terms of local display, the default stream 1 for live view can be congured with a
resolution up to Full HD 30fps. Stream 1 is also a source for continuous recording.
Make sure your cameras' stream 1 resolution does not exceed 1080P at 30fps.
The NVR supports Auto Stream Size, which automatically adjusts streaming display
for efcient leverage of system resources. If you disable the Auto Stream Size
function and manually congure your stream settings, you must comply with the
limitations listed above.
3. 3-1. By default, the Batch Insert Cameras window will prompt for you to recruit
cameras into your conguration. If it does not, you can enter the Conguration
menu, select Camera Management > Batch Insert Cameras.
3-2. Click on the Search button.
3-3. Select cameras by clicking their
checkboxes.
3-4. Click OK, return to the previous
window, and click the Insert button.
5. After inserting your cameras, you can start dragging cameras into view cells and
proceeding with the rest of the conguration. Refer to your User Manual for more
information.
Compression MJPEG H.264
Resolution 1080P 720P VGA CIF 1080P 720P VGA CIF
Frame rate 15fps 30fps
by bit rate / video quality Good 6Mbps 6Mbps 1Mbps 512kbps
No. of streams - - 9 16 1 1 3 7
Compression MPEG-4
Resolution 1080P 720P VGA CIF
Frame rate 30fps
by bit rate / video quality 6Mbps 6Mbps 1Mbps 512kbps
No. of streams 2 2 5 16

Quick Installation Guide
VAST inside • HD Local Display •
Full Integration with VIVOTEK Cameras
All specications are subject to change without notice.
Copyright 2013 VIVOTEK INC. All rights reserved.
c
P/N:625017301G Rev. 1.1
ND8301 Network Video Recorder
VIVOTEK INC.
6F, No.192, Lien-Cheng Rd., Chung-Ho, New Taipei City, 235, Taiwan, R.O.C.
|T:[phone]|F:[phone]|E:[email protected]
VIVOTEK USA, INC.
2050 Ringwood Avenue, San Jose, CA 95131
|T: 408-773-8686|F: 408-773-8298|E: [email protected]
VIVOTEK Netherlands B.V.
Busplein 36, 1315KV, Almere, The Netherlands
|T:[phone]|F:[phone]|E:[email protected]
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