Watchguard DVR4EONPACK User manual

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FOR MODELS: DVR4EONPACK & DVR8EONPACK
Professional Surveillance Pack
Digital Video Recorder with Security Cameras
‘Manual”
DVR 15m IR Day/Night Cameras
-H.264 Video Compression Technology - High Quality Image sensor
-Multiplex Operation - 26 x IR LEDs
-Long Recording Duration - 420 TVL Resolution
-Intelligent Video Motion Detection Recording
-Remote Network Surveillance & Backup Functions
-Easy to operate with remote or USB mouse
-System Auto recovery after power loss (blackout)
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www.watchguardalarms.com.au

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Attention 1
Chapter 1 Overview.....................................................................................................................2
1.1 Introduction......................................................................................................................2
1.2 Packaging and accessories.............................................................................................2
1.3 Main features...................................................................................................................2
1.4 Technical parameters......................................................................................................3
1.5 Product appearance and interface definition...................................................................4
1.6 Remote controller............................................................................................................5
1.7 Mouse..............................................................................................................................6
Chapter 2 Quick installation.........................................................................................................7
2.1 HDD Installation...............................................................................................................7
2.2 Boot.................................................................................................................................7
2.3 System login....................................................................................................................7
2.4 Shortcut menu.................................................................................................................8
Chapter 3 Advanced settings.....................................................................................................10
3.1 Main menu.....................................................................................................................10
3.2 Recording mode............................................................................................................10
3.3 Video search .................................................................................................................11
3.4 Backup ..........................................................................................................................12
3.5 Harddisk management ..................................................................................................13
3.6 Basic setup....................................................................................................................13
3.7 Advanced ......................................................................................................................16
3.8 Domain name application..............................................................................................21
Chapter 4 DVR network.............................................................................................................22
4.1 Functional characteristics..............................................................................................22
4.2 Installation and download of controls.............................................................................22
4.3 IE log-in.........................................................................................................................23
4.4 Real-time preview..........................................................................................................23
4.5 Record playback............................................................................................................23
4.6 Recording mode............................................................................................................24
4.7 Alarm setup...................................................................................................................24
4.8 PTZ control....................................................................................................................25
4.9 Network setup................................................................................................................25
4.10 System setup...............................................................................................................25
4.11 Host info......................................................................................................................26
Chapter 5 Client software & Player...........................................................................................27
5.1 Client software...............................................................................................................27
5.2 Video Player..................................................................................................................27
Appendix 1. Q&A.................................................................................................................30
Appendix 2 harddisk space occupation calculation.............................................................31

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Attention
The power supply of this DVR is provided through DC12V3A adapter, please check the power outlet before
installation and ensure it can meet the requirements of adaptor;
Do not place the DVR at a place subject to rain or moisture;
Do not install the DVR at a place subject to violent vibration;
Do not install the DVR at a place subject to direct sunlight, and be far away from heat and high temperature
environment;
The DVR’s back panel shall be 15cm or more away from other objects or wall, to facilitate fan cooling;
The DVR shall work under temperature, humidity and voltage according to its technical specifications;
The space where DVR installed shall not be stored with corrosive chemicals that may produce volatile gases, to
avoid to affect the DVR’s life;
The DVR shall be installed in a space without much dust, and the environment should be kept clean and tidy;
Proper grounding shall be installed during operation;
DVR should be installed to ensure the proper connectivity with other devices.

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Chapter 1 Overview
1.1 Introduction
This product is a consumer-oriented 4/8-channels D1/CIF real-time network DVR, and adopt the industry's most
advanced SOC technology and standard H.264 encoding method, so that the image quality is higher, network
transmission effect is better and system is more stable; the body is made under stylish appearance design and
sophisticated manufacturing process, the 1U standard chassis is suitable for small-scale monitoring places such as
shop, supermarket, residential, school, hotel, Internet cafe, family and other civilian sites where require more on video
quality, network transmission and real-time playback.
1.2 Packaging and accessories
Following parts are included in the package:
◎One IR remote controller
◎A pair of remote controller batteries
◎A product certificate
◎One piece of product instruction
◎A SATA harddisk data cable(installed in the host)
◎One DC12V3A power adapter
◎Support HDD(already installed) and a set of mounting screws.
◎One HDD power cable (already installed in the host)
◎A CD.
1.3 Main features
◎Standard H.264 video compression format
◎16-bit true-color semi-transparent graphical menu interface, menu options tip
◎A variety of recording modes: manual, timing, movement and alarm recording
◎Optimized four-channel simultaneous playback (single playback for eight-channel ones)
◎A variety of backup (U disk, mobile, hard disk, network)
◎One USB2.0 for data backup, one USB1.1 for the mouse operation
◎Multi-functional operation, recording, playback, monitor, backup and network transmission can be realized at the
same time
◎Dual stream technology
◎Support network to implement multi-screen real-time browsing, parameter setting, copy or playback
◎Support mobile phone monitoring
◎Support event classification and precise time search and playback
◎Defaulted parameter value fast recovery
◎Flexible USB interface for mouse

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1.4 Technical parameters
Features
Description
Operating system
Embedded LINUX
Video compression
H.264
Video input
4/8 channels BNC
Video output
1 channel BNC
Audio input/output
4 or 8-ch /1-chRCA (note: optional )
Display
1/4/8-channel
Multiplex operation
Live, recording, network, ,mobile phone surveillance simultaneously
Recording mode
Timer/manual/motion detection/alarm
Recording frame rate
PAL
：
25fps NTSC
：
30fps
Recording quality
High, normal, low
Recording resolution
CIF/Half-D1/D1 frame rate adjustable
Recording playback
1/4/8 channel playback simultaneously
Support remote file playback，rapid play by times (Fast Backward)
Recording backup
Support U-disk backup, moved hard disk backup, network backup,
backup by files, backup by time
Network transmission
4/8 channels real-time network transmission with CIF resolution
PIP
Support
Zoom
Support
HDD
Support 1 SATA HDD
，
capacity to 2T
Network and protocol
1 RJ-45 10/100M via Ethernet
，
support
TCP/IP、DHCP、DNS、DDNS、UPNP etc.
IE browser
Support
Client software
Support
Dual stream
Support
（
main and secondary interchange
）
Group play
Support five users online access
Multi-language
Support
Mobile phone surveillance
Support Windows, symbian, iPhone, blackberry, Android
Mouse interface
USB1.1
Backup interface
USB2.0
Remote controller
Support
（
Support controller ID matching
）
User authority
Support multi-level user authority distribution
Power
DC12V/3A

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1.5 Product appearance and interface definition
1.5.1 Front panel
Notice: There are no keys in the front panel, only use the mouse and remote
1.5.2 Back panel
4 CH
8CH
No. Physical interface Interface description
1 Video input BNC connector Connect analog video(camera) signal input
2 Video output CVBS output and connect the monitor
3 VGA output Connect VGA monitor, such as computer monitor
4 USB interface Connect USB flash disk and mouse
5 Power switch On or off the power
6 Network Connect the RJ45 Ethernet
7 RS 485 Connect the RS485 interfaces in equipments like PTZ
8 DC Power 12V/3A power input
10 Earth Protective Earth

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1.1 1.6 Remote controller
For reference only, the real product shall prevail.
Key Functional definition
Spare keys
Spare keys
0~9 Channel selection; number keys
PTZ PTZ Control
Single and multi-split screen
Quit shortcut menu
Shortcut menu
Direction buttons
OK
ESC Exit / Return
MENU Enter the main menu
STARTREC Start recording
STOPREC Stop recording
Video Search
Stop playing
Fast backward
Fast forward
Frame movement
F1, F2 Spare key

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1.7 Mouse
This equipment supports USB1.1 mouse, so the user can operate with mouse (mouse operation is as same as WINDOWS
operating setting) to realize menu functions. It is just ok to insert the mouse with USB interface to the mouse interface in this
equipment.
Mouse action Function
Right button Enter system main menu: real-time screen preview, single mouse left click
Double mouse left
click
Single left click the functional menu icon, and enter menu setting page
The image in a channel can be enlarged by double click real-time monitoring and playback screen, it can
be recovered into monitoring and multi-split image after double click again
Click the left mouse
button
Access to volume adjustment, color adjustment and PTZ control menu. The volume adjustment, color
adjustment and PTZ control can set only one channel, please select corresponding screen if multi-
screen mode is on prior to setting.
If you single click mouse button in volume adjustment and PTZ control:
PTZ control is available if clicking direction or "+ and -" icon;
There is a volume bar in volume control interface. Move mouse to a position and click right button, the
corresponding volume will be shown in the right side of the volume bar, click "X" to exit;
The operations like color adjustment can be referred to above volume adjustment.
If there are many options in the option box, click the left button and drop-down menu will be shown.
Fast forward and fast backward function can be realized by left clicking in video playback interface.
Click the left button or right button can activate the soft keyboard in input box, clicking right button can
switch English and Chinese input state; the number, symbol and English word capitalization can be
realized only by clicking.
The Chinese spell is also available via the soft keyboard input when Chinese input, its input method is
as same as remote control; left button can be used for turning page.
Mouse movement
Click left button and move can adjust the parameters in volume adjustment and color adjustment
interface, there is corresponding parameter display in right side when movement.
Click left button and move the motion box can set the dynamic detection zone in motion detection zone.

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Chapter 2 Quick installation
2.1 HDD Installation
Harddisk installation must be carried out by technicians to avoid damage to the equipment and harddisk. The DVR mainframe
must be powered off before operation. This equipment supports harddisk with SATA harddisk interface. Seagate brand harddisk is
recommended.
Installation procedures are as follows:
A. Open the equipment and a harddisk support can be seen.
B. Connect the harddisk data and power cable well
C. Put the harddisk into support, and align the harddisk’s screw hole with the support.
D.Fix the harddisk on the support with screw, and cover the DVR.
Note: the newly fixed harddisk can be served for video recording after formatted on the mainframe.
2.2 Boot
Connect the DC12V3A power adapter to the power cord socket in back panel, and press the power button in front panel, the
recorder will be on, power indicator “POWER” is on, the monitor will display 4/8-channel monitoring image. If non-formatted
harddisk exists in the equipment, harddisk formatting information will be shown. If boot-record mode is on, or boot time is in the
setting time, the system will start automatic recording function, the “REC” indicator will be on to indicate the system is working
normally.
Note:
1.If harddisk is failed to be installed when DVR mainframe is power on, or the newly installed harddisk is failed to be formatted on
the mainframe, the red “H” logo will be shown in video pre-view picture.
2.The newly installed harddisk must not be used until formatted in the equipment as follows: Main Menu→HDD→HDD Formart .
The system will be restarted after completion of formatting.
2.3 System login
The initial DVR code is 000000 without any password, the user can log in main menu directly. For better safety of equipment
operation, the administrator can enter system “Basic Settings” – “User Password” to change the code and password of this
equipment. You can set ordinary user password and administrator password, the administrator has all the operating privileges,
ordinary users only have limited choices, and they can only monitor and video search/ playback. (the mainframe will match
automatically when you enter password, and different permissions will be given according to different passwords).
If you want to operate in mainframe menu after password is set, the system will display “user login” interface:
Equipment code: it is just ok to enter equipment code “000000” displayed on right side in corresponding input box. The defaulted
code will be guided to the number box when mouse operation; we recommend to set mainframe password when remote controller
is operating many equipments, to divide through targeted equipment code input, or the remote controller will disturb the adjacent
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2.4 Shortcut menu
Click right button in the interface after system startup, quick operations are available to DVR system in the pop-up menu, it can set
or control parameters including main menu, lock, video search, PTZ control and video recording.
2.4.1 Main menu
Click "Main Menu" to enter the main menu interface, please see 3.1.
2.4.2 Lock
When the password function is on (please see 2.3), click right button in monitoring interface, and select "Lock" in the pop-up menu,
the system interface can be locked immediately, password is required to log in if operation to mainframe menu is needed.
2.4.3 Channel switching
8-channel DVR can choose eight-channel, front four-channel and back four-channel. 4-channel DVR can choose to switch 4-
channel and one-channel.
2.4.4 Video search
Please see Chapter 3.
2.4.5 Start Sequence
Start video channel automatic switching function. (Right-click to exit)
2.4.6 Start Cruise
PTZ preset start cruising capabilities. (right click again to opt out cruise)
Note: This feature can only be valid after set up PTZ control parameters and preset points.
2.4.7 PTZ Control
Click right button in main interface and select “PTZ control”, following interface will pop-up:
PTZ speed (fast or slow) can be controlled in this interface, zoom, focus and aperture is also controllable.
Cruise settting:

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Step 1 Select the PTZ channel
Step 2 Setup the pause time (s)
Step 3 Adjust the arrow keys to the position which need to be monitored
Step 4 Press SETTING POINT .Repeat steps 2-4 to set the second location
Step 5 Select the APPLY button to save the settings
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Note:
1, if you need to set up more points, repeat steps 2-5
2, to view the point has been set, in the current point enter the number, select SLIP.
3, to delete the point has been set, enter the number, select delete.
2.4.8 Manual recording/stop recording
If “timing record” is on (please see Chapter 3), and recording is not set in this period, "manual recording" and "timing record" is
effective. When boot-record mode is on, this function is not available.
2.4.9 ZOOM
In the single-channel full-screen mode, can be done by dragging the mouse to marquee area to enlarge
2.4.10 PIP
In the single-channel full-screen mode, you can see floating images of other channels.

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Chapter 3 Advanced settings
3.1 Main menu
The main menu has the “PLAYBACK”, “RECORD”, “HDD”, “BASIC”, “ADVANCED” and “Exit” options, as shown below:
Note: The setup of all the submenus below will not be effective until “Enter” is pressed. The setup of this menu will be invalid if you
exit directly. A significant characteristic of this product is when you move the cursor to any option, the prompting message of this
option will be displayed automatically in the lower part of the screen.
3.2 Recording mode
Enter the Recording Mode screen from “Main Menu”—“Recor”, as shown below:
Channel: used to select if the video recording function is enabled for the corresponding recording channel.
RESOLUTION: available in the 3 levels of D1（704*576）, HD1（704*288）and CIF（352*288）(Note: This option is available
for 4-channel DVR only, and the resolution of 8-channel DVR is CIF by default .)
QUALITY: available in the 3 levels of high, normal and low, corresponding to the 3 data stream standards of high, normal and low
bit rates.
REC.MODE: available in the two modes of startup recording and timing recording.
When powered up: starting recording when this unit is energized (It works only if the corresponding channel is enabled in the
“Channel” option.)
BY TIME: performing recording as scheduled. When “timing recording” is selected, the “Record Time Configuration” button will
appear on the right. Move the cursor here and press “Enter” to enter the Record Time Configuration screen, as shown below:
Channel: You may choose either “All” or a single channel.

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Time configuration: First select from the 3 modes of alarm recording, general
recording and no recording for your desired recording mode for a certain lattice,
and configure specific recording time lattices (each lattice represents 1hr). Each
lattice can be configured into different recording modes by marking them into
different colors, such as red, green and background color, which represent alarm
recording, general recording or no recording within each hour respectively.
FILE LENGTH: Left-click or press “Enter” to select the File length, with the 4 options of 15min, 30min, 45min and 60min.
3.3 Video search
Enter the Video Search screen from “Main Menu” →“Video Search”, as shown below:
This unit supports 3 video search modes:
A. Timing playback
Time input: First select the corresponding channel and then adjust the date and time to be searched. Left-click or press
“Enter” and the direction keys or enter digits directly for year, month, date, hour and minute adjustment, and then click “Playback”
to play back the record of this period of time. For 4-channel DVR, the 4 channels can be played back simultaneously.
B. Playback based on record state
Enter the year, month and date to be searched in the “Time Input” box and click “Search” to view the record state of this date,
as shown below:
Month: displaying the record information of every day in the current month. A
green block indicates normal recording, a red block indicates alarm recording, and
the background color indicates no recording. Click a date on this bar to search the
record information of every hour of that day. The search results will be visualized in
the “Day” bar below.
Date: displaying the recording hours of the current day. Each lattice represents 1hr, and one recording segment is 0.5hr. The
presentation of the record state is the same as above. Click a 0.5hr segment of a day directly to enter the record playback of this
segment.
C. Playback based on file list
Enter the year, month and date to be searched in the “Time Input” box and click “Search” to view the record state of this date.
Click a certain day on the “Month” bar and then “Detailed File”, and the “Detailed File” screen will pop up, as shown below:
Channel selection: There are 5 options: 1, 2, 3, 4 and all (9 options for 8-channel DVR). After selection and confirmation,
which channel file is displayed can be modified in the following list.
Record type: There are 3 options: all, normal and alarm. After selection and confirmation, the searched message will be
displayed automatically as a list, as shown below:

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Notes:
①In the “Detailed File” list, by which recording channel is the current record file recorded is displayed at “Channel”, the starting
and ending times of record packaging at “Record Time”, the size (unit: MB) of this record file at “Size”, and the type of this
record file at “Type”, with the two options of normal and alarm. The operation of outputting data from the selected record to
the USB memory can be performed in the “Backup” check box at the bottom right corner of the screen;
②When you have selected a certain record file from the record list by moving the cursor up and down, press “Enter” to enter
the playback screen;
③If “Record Time Superimposition” has already been enabled in the “Basic Setup” screen, the playback screen will display the
clock of recording; if “Record Time Superimposition” is set as “Off” in the “Basic Setup” screen, there will be no clock display
on the playback screen;
④During record playback, press “Slow” for slow play, press “Fast Forward” or “Fast Backward” for fast forward or backward
play, or press “Pause/Frame” for pause or frame-by-frame play; press “Exit” to exit from the playback screen and return to the
menu of the previous level;
3.4 Backup
Enter the “File List” (see 3.3 Video Search) screen for the backup operation.
The record file may be backed up by a USB storage device. Before the record file is backed up, the user must insert the
peripheral storage device into the USB2.0 slot of this unit. This product supports the plug-and-play operation of USB devices.
Move the cursor up and down in the Detailed File List screen to select a certain record file. After “Enter” is pressed in the
“Backup” check box, a “√” will appear in this box, indicating that this record file has been selected. The move the cursor to the
option box on the right and click “Backup”, when the screen will display the backup progress message of the file, as shown below:
Notes:
When the available space of the backup device is less than the capacity of the record file, the system will prompt the user with
“Not Enough Space”;
After the record file has been backed up, unplug the backup device directly;
See Chapter 4 “DVR Network” for network backup.

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3.5 Hard disk management
Enter the Hard disk Management screen from “Main Menu” →“HDD”, as shown below:
STATUS: After the hard disk is connected, the system will detect if the hard disk is correct automatically. If the hard disk needs
formatting, “Unformatted” will be displayed in the hard disk state, when you can click “HDD Format” to format the hard disk. If the
system detects any available hard disk, the hard disk state will be “ONLINE”;
ALL/FREE: referring to the total storage capacity and current remaining storage capacity of the hard disk;
TIME LEFT: referring to the time remaining for recording based on the currently set picture “resolution” and “quality”;
FORMART: Click the check box, a “√” will appear in this box, indicating that this HDD has been selected.
OVERWRITE: ENABLE: The hard disk will overwrite the earliest record when its memory is full; DISABLE: Recording will stop
when the memory of the hard disk is full;
HDD FORMART: If the hard disk is used for the first time, it is often necessary to format the hard disk. Click the “Format HDD”
button, and then click “Enter” for formatting in the pop-up prompt message dialog box, otherwise click “Cancel”. After clicking
“Format HDD”, the system will prompt “You will lose all data by formatting the hard disk. Will you continue?” Then press “Enter”,
and the system will prompt “Formatting…” and then “Formatting Successfully”. The system will restart automatically;
USB FORMART: formatting the data in the U-disk.
The “Default” button is used to restore the factory default values.
Note: In order to connect the hard disk data on the DVR securely, we recommend that the hard disk must be formatted before the
first time of recording.
3.6 Basic setup
Enter the Basic Setup screen from “Main Menu” →“Basic”, as shown below:
The Basic Setup screen includes the 6 options of System Language, Time Setup, User Password, Display Setup, Video/Audio
Setup and Exit.
3.6.1 System language
Move the cursor to the “LANGUAGE” option (the icon is enlarged and highlighted to indicate selection), and press “Enter” to enter
the setup screen of this option, as shown below:

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The system has optional multiplex languages, after choosing the language, click "Apply" button to save, and it will go into effect
after system restart.
3.6.2 Time setup
Move the cursor to the “DATE/TIME” option (the icon is surrounded by a yellow frame to indicate selection), and press “Enter” to
enter the setup screen of this option, as shown below:
The system time, date format, time format, time zone and summer time can be set up in this screen.
3.6.3 User password
DEVICE ID: Enter digits directly to set up the DVR number;
PASSWORD: Press “Enter” to select “ENABLE” or “DISABLE” the user password. If this option is enabled, the user has to enter
his/her password upon logging-in to log in successfully; if it is disabled, the main menu of the system can be logged in directly;
User Password: This option is operated with keys or the mouse. Enter digits directly to set the user password;
Admin password: This option is operated with keys or the mouse. Enter digits directly to set the administrator password.
Notes:
1) When you’re setting up passwords, it is recommended that the two passwords are set up together. If any set password is
forgotten, please contact your dealer or the technical department of the manufacturer.
2) Only the locking, channel changeover, video search, log search, backup , PTZ control, mute, manual recording and stopping
recording functions are available to normal users.
3.6.4 CAMERAS
Move the cursor to the “CAMERAS” option (the icon is surrounded by a yellow frame to indicate selection), and press “Enter” to
enter the setup screen of this option, as shown below:

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Name: Move the cursor to the input box of this option, and press “Enter” to enter the input screen of this option. Numerical, English
and Chinese pinyin input methods are supported;
Position: Move the cursor to this option, and press “Enter” to change over between name positions; there are 5 setup options: top
left, bottom left, top right, bottom right and off;
Color: Move the cursor to “Setup” of the corresponding channel, and press “Enter” to enter the color setup screen, as shown
below:
Press “Enter” or drag the cursor directly to set the picture color, including the 4 options of chromaticity, brightness, contrast and
saturation. Press “Enter” to exit and save the set parameters.
Preview:
On: The picture of this channel can be seen in the Video Preview screen;
Off: The Video Preview screen of this channel has been shielded, but there is no effect on the recording of this channel;
Preview time: On: The system date and time are displayed right above the Video Preview screen;
Record Time : On: A clock can be displayed in the playback of the current record file.
CHANNEL SEQ: This feature can be set to the channel switching time and stay time. In the right-click menu you can start
sequence.
3.6.5 VIDEO
Move the cursor to the “VIDEO” option (the icon is surrounded by a yellow frame to indicate selection), and press “Enter” to enter
the setup screen of this option, as shown below:
MONITOR RESOLUTION: Left-click or press “Enter” to set the VGA output resolution, with the 3 options of 1280*1024, 1024*768
and 800*600;
CAMERA SYSTEM: Left-click or press “Enter” to change over between the two camera systems of PAL and NTSC;

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Note: The system will restart when the VGA resolution or the camera resolution is modified.
3.7 Advanced
Enter the following screen from “Main Menu” →“Advanced”:
The advanced functions include the 7 options of alarm setup, system information, motion detection, mobile phone monitoring,
system maintenance, PTZ Setup and Network Setup.
3.7.1 Alarm
Move the cursor to the “Alarm” option (the icon is surrounded by a yellow frame to indicate selection), and press “Enter” to enter
the setup screen of this option, as shown below:
HDD LOSS: On: When the system cannot identify the harddisk, an alarm will be generated, and a red mark “H” will be displayed at
the bottom left corner of Channel 1 in the lower part of the Video Preview screen.
HDD SPACE: On: When the remaining space of the harddisk is less than 500M, the lower part of the Video Preview screen will
display: “The space of the harddisk is not enough. Please change the disk after shutdown.”
VIDEO LOSS: On: When the video of a certain channel is lost, this channel will display in the lower part of the Video Preview
screen: “Video Loss”.
ALARM MANAGE BUZZER: the time of buzzer ringing when an alarm is generated, with the options of 0sec, 10sec, 20sec, 40sec
and 60sec
Post Alarm Recording: the time of record delay after the motion detection alarm, with the options of 30sec, 1min, 2min and 5min
Email SETUP: This unit supports motion detection and e-mail alarm.
Email setup Prerequisite: The mainframe must be connected to the WAN. See Chapter 4 “DVR Network” for the connection
method.
When motion detection is triggered, the system will extract a picture at the time of triggering and send it to the corresponding
mailbox. The size of the extracted picture is about 11K.

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SSL: a secure link transmission protocol, whose “Off” or “On” state is determined by the mailbox server. “Off” is usually chosen,
but for GMAIL the SSL “on” is needed.
SMTP PORT: the mailing port of the mailbox server, usually being 25, with the exception of a few mailboxes, such as the mailing
port of the GMAIL server whose port number is 465.
SMTP: the server address of the mailbox used, for example, the SMTP server of the Yahoo mailbox is smtp.mail.yahoo.com.cn;
please check this address to your mailbox supplier.
SEND EMAIL: the mailbox address used to send mails, the
above-mentioned SMTP server is also the server of the corresponding sender address.
SEND PW: the password of the mailbox used to send mails.
RECV EMAIL: the address used to receive the picture transmitted after the DVR motion detection alarm. If the alarm frequency of
the system is high, the number of pictures sent will also be larger. Please pay attention to the space of your mailbox timely lest the
normal operation of the mailbox be affected due to an excess number of pictures.
3.7.2 System info
Enter the System Info screen from “Main Menu”→“Advanced Functions”, as shown below:
You can inquire about the software version number, whole unit version number, MAC address and serial number in this screen.
3.7.3 Motion detection
Enter the Motion Detection screen from “Main Menu” →“Advanced ”, as shown below:
MD Channel and STATUS: Each channel has a corresponding switch. Press “Enter” to select motion detection “On” or “Off”.

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SENSITIVITY: Each channel has a corresponding sensitivity setting, with the 4 levels of 1, 2, 3 and 4, in which 4 is the highest.
Press “Enter” for changeover.
MD AREA: Each channel has a corresponding motion detection area setting. Move the cursor to “Setup” of the corresponding
channel, and press “Enter” to enter the motion area setup screen of this channel, where a red block indicates motion detection is
activated for this area and a transparent block indicates motion detection is not activated, as shown below:
Operating prompt:
Remote controller operation: Use “ “ (display mode) to select full screen or blank;
Mouse operation: Left-click the mouse and drag the motion box to set the area of dynamic detection.
Motion detection setup procedures:
A. Turn “On” the corresponding channel in the “Channel Switch” option;
B. Set the sensitivity level as necessary, usually set at 3 or 4;
C. Set the motion area of the corresponding channel in the “Area Setup” option;
D. In the “Recording Mode” screen, set the corresponding channel to “On” in the “Channel” option;
E. In the “Recording Mode” screen, select “Timing Recording” in the “Recording Mode” option, also click “Record Time
Configuration” to enter the Record Time Configuration screen and set the corresponding time to alarm recording (see timing
recording in “Recording Mode” for the setup method).
After the setup has been done and motion detection triggered, a red letter “M” will appear in the screen of this channel. See “Alarm
processing” in Section 3.6.1 for alarm processing.
3.7.4 Mobile phone monitoring
The mobile phone monitoring function of this series DVR is supported by mobile phones of the Windows Mobile and Symbian
operating systems, such as Dopod P660, Nokia N78 and Nokia N97.
The operating procedures are as follows:
Setup method of mobile phone monitoring at the DVR host:
Enter the following screen from “Main Menu” →“Advanced Functions” →“Mobile Phone Monitoring”:
Set cell phone login user name and password, defaults are empty.
Service port: with a setting range of 1,024—65,535; this port has to be mapped on the router, and its setup method is the same
as the mapping method of the port in network setup.