Weixun Electronics iNeVAS6000 User manual

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User’s Guide
V1.0 Draft

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Revision
Date Version Comments
12/11/2010 V1.0 Draft version launched
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Contents
Chapter 1 Notice..................................................................................................................................5
Chapter 2 Product Overview ..............................................................................................................6
Section 2.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................6
Section 2.2 Specification.....................................................................................................................8
Section 2.3 Main Functions.................................................................................................................9
Section 2.4 Package List.....................................................................................................................9
Section 2.5 Network and Software Requirement.................................................................................9
Section 2.6 Backpanel Interface........................................................................................................10
Section 2.7 Frontpanel Key and LEDs.............................................................................................. 11
Chapter 3 PC Client Overview..........................................................................................................12
Section 3.1 Install and Run PC client................................................................................................12
Section 3.2 Details on the Main Window...........................................................................................13
Chapter 4 Device Settings................................................................................................................18
Section 4.1 Channel..........................................................................................................................19
Section 4.2 Network/System.............................................................................................................20
Section 4.3 Storage...........................................................................................................................24
Section 4.4 Talkback.........................................................................................................................25
Section 4.5 User Management..........................................................................................................25
Section 4.6 Phone/GSM alarm..........................................................................................................26
Section 4.7 Hardware........................................................................................................................27
Section 4.8 Media Center..................................................................................................................28
Section 4.9 3322 DDNS....................................................................................................................28
Section 4.10 DynDNS.........................................................................................................................29
Section 4.11 EMAIL ............................................................................................................................30
Section 4.12 System Monitor..............................................................................................................32
Section 4.13 Update............................................................................................................................33
Chapter 5 Alarm Settings .................................................................................................................33
Section 5.1 Guard Settings...............................................................................................................34
Section 5.2 Motion Settings ..............................................................................................................36
Section 5.3 Manual Alarm Settings ...................................................................................................36
Section 5.4 Alarm and Control by Telephone....................................................................................37
Section 5.5 Alarm and Control by SMS/MMS ...................................................................................37
Section 5.6 Setting and program of wireless security sensors..........................................................39
Chapter 6 Playback, Alarm Reader and Advanced Settings..........................................................41
Section 6.1 PC Record......................................................................................................................41
Section 6.2 Playback.........................................................................................................................42
Section 6.3 Alarm Reader.................................................................................................................43
Section 6.4 Motion ............................................................................................................................44
Section 6.5 Misc................................................................................................................................45
Section 6.6 User Management..........................................................................................................46
Section 6.7 U-Disk Data fix...............................................................................................................46
Chapter 7 Video Play in Smart Phone .............................................................................................47

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Section 7.1 Installation of Client Software in Smart Phone ...............................................................48
Section 7.2 Client Software Setup.....................................................................................................48
1) Symbian S60 v3....................................................................................................................48
2) Windows Mobile 6.0..............................................................................................................48
Section 7.3 Client Software Usage....................................................................................................48
Appendix A List of Smart Phones That Can Run the Client Software .............................................49

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Chapter 1 Notice
Please follow this guide to setup and use the iNeVAS6000 series products. The hardware
and software is subject to change without prior notice. Please visit the company website
to find the change and update: http://www.nbweixun.com/en/index.php.
Caution
We do our best to make the product as perfect as possible, however, due to the
application complexity and/or some unexpected events like weather, human
interference, power cut, network failure or bandwidth limit etc, our product can not
assure 100% accuracy in the video surveillance and security alarm. Please be aware of
this limit and we will NOT bear the loss due to this limit.
SAFETY WARNING
It needs professionals to install the product and other peripheral. There are falloff,
electric shock and/or other safety risks during installation. Safety steps should be
followed strictly. The product can only be used indoor. In case of any peripherals like
video cameras are installed outdoor, please take proper lightning proof steps.

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Chapter 2 Product Overview
Section 2.1 Introduction
iNeVAS6000 series is a combo of DVR / DVS (Digital Video Recorder / Digital Video
Server) and wireless security alarm host.
Quite different from traditional DVR which emphasizes the function of video recording and
playback for after-event investigation and proof, iNeVAS6000 focuses on delivering the
security events information to users at the first time in every economically possible ways.
And give user enough time to take proper actions to prevent damages or at least stop the
damages.
It gives out two separate H.264 video streams for each input analog video, one with high
bit-rate for local / remote storage and PC surveillance in broadband networks, and the
other with low bit-rate for mobile phone surveillance in narrow-band networks like GPRS.
It also implants a wireless security alarm host which accepts the programmed alarms
from 11 wireless / 4 wired sensors attached like infrared motion detection sensor,
magnetic door/window sensor, smoke detector/fire sensors etc. It forwards these security
alarms to user by way of siren, light, PC client, telephone, SMS / MMS and / or email.
These alarm sensors can be linked with the video cameras. User is not only informed of
the alarms, but also gets the event detail from video/image/audio at the same time. Based
on all these field information, user can tell if it is a true alarm or false one and take proper
actions at the first-time.
Equipped with the professional PC client software and IP network, user can access to
multiple iNeVAS6000s distributed around different areas, wherever in the same building
or in different cities, and display the live videos and audios from different iNeVAS6000 in
the same PC at the same time. User can also use the web browser to display the live
videos and audios from iNeVAS6000. And it supports multiple users in different areas to
access the same iNeVAS6000 simultaneously.
iNeVAS6000 series is very appropriate for home and small chain-store application since
its four CIF video streams can fit the popular ADSL bandwidth whose upstream bandwidth
is only 512Kbps. More than 4 CIF video streams will have the bandwidth bottleneck.

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iNeVAS6008's GSM
antenna, used to
send out SMS/MMS
and field audio
Antenna of
implanted wireless
alarm host which
can accept 11
wireless sensor’s
input and a 4-key
remote
7 colorful LEDs
indicate the status of
power supply,
running, video motion
detection, sensor
guarding, USB
storage, phone
module and network
8 shining oval keys give a
direct interaction with the
machine, which includes
enable/disable video motion
detection, sensor guarding,
USB storage; local output
video selection, restoration of
default settings, manual alarm,
enable/disable remote and a
special “Ctrl” key which can be
combined with other keys to
give special function control.
Magnetic
door/window
sensor
4-key remote
Illustration of model 6008, front view
Illustrations of model 6008, back view

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Typical application: IP network-based video surveillance and security alarm system
Section 2.2 Specification
Items iNeVAS6000 iNeVAS 6006 iNeVAS 6008
Video input 4CH, BNC
Audio input 4CH, RCA
Video output 1CH, BNC, switchable from 4 input videos
Audio output 1CH, RCA, switchable, follow with selected video
PAL D1 or 4CIF (704x576)/Half D1 or 2CIF(704x288)/CIF(352x288)/
QCIF(176x144)
Video resolution NTSC D1 or 4CIF(704x480)/Half D1 or 2CIF(704x240)/CIF(352x240)/
QCIF(176x128)
Frame rate PAL 1-25fr/s, NTSC 1-30fr/s
Cell phone surveillance QCIF in WinCE, Symbian systems
Video format H.264
Audio format G.711
Picture format JPEG
Storage 1 USB2.0 interface for U disk/mobile HDD
Serial interface 1 RS485 for PTZ
Network interface RJ-45,10/100 BaseT
Time embedded time chip with battery
Alarm sensor input 4 wired,11 wireless sensors
Alarm out 4 wired output
Remote alarm and control by phone No phone Telephone Mobile Phone
Remote maintenance Remote reset, firmware upgrade
Dimension 250mm*160mm*50mm(w/o antenna)
Operating ambient 0 - 50°C, 10% - 90% no dew
Power supply/dissipation DC 12V/2A, < 10W

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Section 2.3 Main Functions
Remote video surveillance: with professional PC client software or web browser, user
can monitor the remote field videos and audios by way of Internet.
Motion detect: once motion is detected, it will alarm as scheduled and record the
video clips or take a snapshot.
Smart phone monitor: it supports WINCE or SYMBIAN smart phone to browse the
field video. Please refer to Appendix A for the supported handsets.
Video record: it supports local video record in the U-disk or USB mobile HDD (FAT32
file format); videos can also be saved in the remote PCs; continuous recording and
event-triggered recording methods are offered.
Video playback: the saved local videos can be played back remotely by way of
Internet or can be played back after the U-disk or USB mobile HDD is connected to
the PCs directly.
PTZ control: pan, tilt and zoom are supported.
Integrated alarm host: it supports generally available wired/wireless sensors to guard
the specific areas; once these sensors are triggered and the alarms are received by
the host, it will startup the local siren, light etc, and forward these alarms to the
remote users by way of PC client, email, calling preset phone numbers (6006 model
only), SMS/MMS (6008 model only) at the same time. User can use the keyboard,
remote, PC client, telephone (6006 model only) or SMS (6008 model only) to
arm/disarm the host.
Dynamic DNS: embedded DynDNS.org and 3322.org for dynamic DNS
Remote maintenance: with professional PC client software, user can access the
remotely distributed iNeVAS6000s at the same time. And perform setup,
configuration, schedule, firmware upgrade and remote restart etc
Section 2.4 Package List
1. one mainframe and its DC12V /2Apower supply
2. one GSM antenna for model 6008
3. one remote with cell installed, one wireless magnetic door sensors and its 12V cell
4. one CDROM including this guide and PC/smart phone software
5. Warranty and QC pass
6. one copy of quick setup
Section 2.5 Network and Software Requirement
iNeVAS6000 can be used in 10/100M or 100/1000M adaptive Ethernet with sufficient
bandwidth (up to the number of video channels and the video quality). In case of insufficient
bandwidth, please decrease the resolution, frame rate and/or quality of videos.
The PC client software can be run in the following Windows OS:
Windows XP SP2 and above
Windows2000/2003
Vista
Windows 7(not tested)
Internet Explorer beyond 6.0 is preferred.

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PC hardware requirement:
CPU: >450MHz
Memory size: >256M
Ethernet: >10M
Display: >1024x768(in case initialization fails when startup the PC client, please increase
the resolution)
Section 2.6 Backpanel Interface
2). 4 video input and 1 video output
1). 4 audio input and 1 audio output 3). 4 wired alarm output
4). 4 wired sensor input, RS485 and +5V
7). Telephone,USB,MIC,speaker,Ethernet and power socket
6). Program key, SIM seat, GSM Antenna and reset key
5). Alarm and Program LED
WARNING Backpanel interfaces peripherals. When connect or
disconnect peripherals to the backpanel, please cut the power of
mainframe and peripherals first. Otherwise, risk of electric shock
and/or equipment damage.
1). 4 audio input and 1 audio output: RCA connectors where the 4 yellow ones are for input
while the red one for output
2). 4 video input and 1 video output: BNC connectors, where 4 for input and 1 for output
3). 4 wired alarm output: green terminals, where one input occupies 2 neighboring positions
(<=12V DC, <=300mA). The terminal consists of two parts. The seat is soldered in the
board while the head can be plugged out for easy installation of wires. After the head is
disconnected from the seat, first loose the top screw a little bit, then insert the stripped wire
into the square hole, make the copper wire contacted with the metal inside and drive the
top screw tight. After all the wires are installed, insert the head back into the seat.
4). 4 wired sensor input, RS485 and +5V: green terminals, too. SENSOR IN is for wired
sensor input, where one input occupies 2 neighboring positions. The input should be
switch signal and user can use the PC client to set it as normal open or normal close to
match the sensor. RS485 interface is used for PTZ control. +5V and GND is power supply
whose driving current should never be bigger than 300mA.
Be careful when using this 5V power supply, never drive bigger than
300mA current and never mis-connect +5V and the Ground, otherwise
mainframe and the peripheral using this power supply might be damaged.

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5). Alarm and Program LED: when receiving alarms from wireless sensors, the ALM LED will
light. During program wireless sensors, the PGM will give different colors to indicate
different phases. Please refer to section “5.5 configure and program of wireless sensors”
6). Program key, SIM seat, GSM antenna and reset key: PGM is the program key for
wireless sensors, please refer to section “5.5 configure and program of wireless
sensors” on how to use this key. SIM seat and GSM antenna are for model 6008 only,
where SIM card (please order from your local GSM mobile phone service provider) and
GSM antenna are installed. Reset key is used to reset the mainframe when it is out of
work or anytime when it needs reset.
6008 can only work with GSM/GPRS SIM card and does not with that of
CDMA system. Please be careful when inserting the SIM card into the seat
and try not to drop into the mainframe.
7). Telephone, USB, MIC, speaker, Ethernet and power socket: the telephone socket is for
model 6006 only, where LINE IN connects the line from central office and EXT connects
an extended telephone in parallel. The interface with icon connects U-Disk or USB
mobile HDD for video recording locally. MIC and SPK are for microphone and headphone.
All are 3.5mm sockets. ETHERNET is RJ-45 socket for connecting 10/100M Base-T
Ethernet. Socket with icon is for 12VDC/2A power input where the core pin is
positive. Please only use the supplied 12VDC/2A power adapter; otherwise there is
a big risk of damaging the mainframe due to wrong polarity or working
improperly due to insufficient current supply.
Section 2.7 Frontpanel Key and LEDs
When the LEDs are on:
zPower LED: indicates there is 12V DC power supply
zRunning LED: indicates the mainframe runs properly
zMotion detect LED: indicates the motion detect function is enabled
zArm LED: indicates the wired/wireless sensors are put into function.
zUSB LED: indicates the USB storage media works properly. Once it flashes, indicating
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recording.
zPhone LED: indicates the telephone for model 6006 or GSM/GPRS for model 6008
works properly. Flash indicates the phone function does not work well. One exception is
when model 6008 sends out MMS, it will also flash, but only three times and ends up
with a buzz sound.
zNetwork LED: indicates the network interface works properly.
Function of the keys (Note 1)
zMotion detect key: used to enable/disable the motion detect function, same as key Ain
the remote (Note 2). Note: please refer to “Chapter 5 Alarm settings” for the motions
detect settings.
zArm/Disarm Key: used to arm/disarm the wired/wireless sensors, same as key B in the
remote. Note: please refer to “Chapter 5 Alarm settings” for the guard settings
zUSB key: in case the USB storage media needs to be disconnected from the
mainframe, please do press this key first and wait for the USB LED to be turned off,
otherwise the video data might be damaged. Same as key C in the remote.
zVideo Channel Key: used to select the video channels displayed in the local monitor.
Press the key once and it will change to next channel. When channel 4 reaches, it will
turn back to channel 1 again. Press this key together with key Ctrl, it will change the
channels automatically with the period set in the PC client.
zRestore default key: press this key together with Ctrl key and hold until buzz sounds
and all the LEDs in the frontpanel is turned on. After that, all the LEDs except the Power
LED will be turned off again. Then the default settings are restored. Please be cautious
to use this function sine it will clear all the user settings.
zManual alarm key: when this key is pressed, the mainframe will send out a top priority
alarm, no matter it is armed or disarmed. Same as key D in the remote. Note: use PC
client to do the settings.
zRemote enable key: used to enable/disable the remote. Press this key and buzz
sounds once, the remote is enabled; press this key together with the Ctrl key, the buzz
will sound twice and the remote is disabled. Note: the remote can be also set in the PC
client.
zCtrl key: as already mentioned in others key, this is a specific key used together with
other keys.
Note1: press and hold the frontpanel key and remote key for a while until the buzz sounds
Note2: the remote should be programmed with the mainframe before it can be used. Please
refer to section “5.5 configure and program of wireless sensors” and make sure it is enabled.
Chapter 3 PC Client Overview
Section 3.1 Install and Run PC client
Insert the CDROM in the driver and locate the folder starting as “client”. Copy this folder to
your PC and find the program “IPClientPro.exe”. Double click with mouse to run and a login
windows will pop up like below. The default user is “admin” and no password.

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After logon successfully, come the main window as shown below:
Section 3.2 Details on the Main Window
Search / add iNeVAS6000 series devices
As shown below, it includes:
Name: give the iNeVAS6000 device (hereafter device) an easy-to-remember name
which will be used in this PC client.
PTZ and ima
g
e control
Search and add new
devices
Display layout
Display areas
Device and its camera list.
Use left mouse key to
select one live video
channel (blue icon, the
grey one has no live video
signal), drag to the right
display area and release to
watch the video

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Type: select the device type. For iNeVAS6000 series, please select 6000 DVS; if it is a
media center, select media center.
Addr: input the device IP address or domain name (see Note below)
Port: input the device port number (not the port number for web browser access). The
default is 8080.
User: input the user name. The default is ‘admin’.
Pass: input the password. The default is left it blank.
The three buttons are:
LAN Search: search the devices in the local area network (LAN). This is a shortcut to quickly
locate and add the devices
Update: update the listed devices’ above information like port, user or password etc.
Add: add the devices to the list
If the devices are in the same LAN as the PC, simply click on the button ‘LAN Search’, then it
will list all the found devices. Left-click on the device and its IP address, port number will
appear on the above input areas, input or change the user and password, click ‘Add’ button to
add it directly to the device list below. If the devices are not in the same LAN, then you have to
input its IP address or domain name by hand and then follow the same steps to add the
devices.
Note: IP address used by device can be private or public. If it is a private IP, please consult
your network administrator for your network’s public IP and configure the router as described
in section 4.2.4 router settings.
Besides, the network’s public IP can be static or dynamic. If it is static, then congratulations
since you can use this IP address to access the device directly. Otherwise, you have to apply
a free dynamic domain name and make the settings as described in section 4.9 3322 dynamic
domain name and section 4.10 DYNDN domain name. And you can use this dynamic domain
name to access the device. General speaking, the ADSL access uses dynamic IP address.
All the added devices are given in a list and the PC client will try to connect to each device
automatically. When it is connected, a ‘+’ sign will appear beside the device icon. If the
connection fails, a big red cross will appear on the device icon.

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When connected, click on the ‘+’ sign and all the video channels are listed as a video icon, as
shown in the above figure. Note for the icon colors:
1. grey for live video unavailable
2. blue for live video available, but no recording
3. green for live video available and local recording going on. At the same time, a
U-disk icon will appear below the device icon. A blue U-disk icon means it works well
while a yellow icon indicates it is out of work.
4. red for live video available and PC recording going on.
5. green body and red head indicates live video available while local recording and PC
recording are both going on.
Besides, device of model 6006 will have a telephone icon above the device icon while
model 6008 will have a handset icon above. A small red cross on the handset indicates
the GSM/GPRS module in the mainframe can not connect to the GSM/GPRS network
properly. When it is connected, a green icon will appear on the top right of the handset to
indicate the wireless signal strength.
Right click on the device icon, pop-up a menu as shown in the above figure, where:
9Device settings
Set and configure the devices, refer to Chapter 4 for details
9Alarm settings
Settings for the wired/wireless guard, motion detect, manual alarm and PTZ preset.
Refer to chapter 5 for details.
9Connect/Disconnect
Connect to the device or disconnect from the device.
9Logon info
Check the logon information. If the connection fails, it will indicate the possible failure
reason, as shown in below left figure.
Grey icon for no live
video connected while
blue one has live video.
Model 6008 has a handset icon on the device icon, where a
red cross indicates the GSM/GPRS is out of work(no SIM
card as example). As it works well, a wirelss signal strength
indicator will appear, instead. Model 6006 has a telephone
icon on it.

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9Start Talkback/Stop Talkback
Start talkback to the device by PC microphone and headphone or stop the talkback.
During talkback, the device icon will show a small microphone icon above the device icon,
as shown in the above right figure.
9Delete
Delete the device from the list.
Live video display
In the live video display, the channel number, name, IP address and bit rate are also
presented below the video. An illustration is given in the figure below, where C1 is the
number of display area, no name, 192.168.1.9:8-89_1 gives the IP address, port and
channel number, 262.1 kb/s is the bit rate.
Right click on the live video, pop up a menu as:
a) Close : close the live video display for this channel
b) Record: PC record of the live video. Once it begins, a solid red dot will appear below
the live video. Before PC recording, please select the saving path in the PC. Refer to
section 5.1 for more details.

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c) Snapshot: take a snapshot of the live video. Watermark or other text like time can be
embedded, as shown in the figure below.
d) Play Audio: play the live audio. When the play begins, an speaker icon will appear
below the video
e) Not Full Screen : used to exit the full screen and back to the window
PTZ control
First of all, please make sure the PTZ decoder address must be set same as the channel
number of the video camera mounted on the PTZ. For example, if the mounted video camera
is connected to channel 1, the PTZ decoder address should be also 1. Second, please select
the proper protocol for PTZ and do not forget to click ‘Apply’ button, as shown below.
Note for the button:
The arrow up, down, left and right guide the PTZ to move accordingly while

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the central “A” is for automatic patrol.
Focus
Zoon out and zoom in.
Adjust the video brightness, contrast, hue and restore the default.
Display area layout
The screen display can be divided into 1 area, 4 areas, 6 areas, 9 areas,10 areas, 13
areas, 16 areas, 25 areas and full screen, as show below from left to the right. In the full
screen mode, press “ESC” key to exit.
Chapter 4 Device Settings
Right click on the device icon and select “Device
Settings” in the pop up menu, as shown in the left figure.
Left click and enter the setting window as shown in below
figure. Let’s check each Tab.

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Section 4.1 Channel
Set the parameters for each video channels as shown in above figure.
Name: Give an easy-to-remember name for the video channel
Resolution: it supports the following 4 types of resolution as,
1) D1(704×576)
2) Half D1(704×288)
3) CIF(352×288)
4) QCIF(176×144)
FPS: frame per second, adjustable from 1 to25 for PAL and 1 to 30 for NTSC. The
maximum frame rate is changed with different resolution setting. iNeVAS6000
series can support maximum 100 FPS for PAL with CIF resolution, or equivalently,
25FPS for D1 or 50 FPS for half D1.
CBR: short for Constant Bit Rate. Check this option and select the followed bit rate value,
the video steam will roughly have this selected bit rate. When the Internet
bandwidth is limited, it is suggested to check this option and select a low bit rate
value which may make the video smoother.
Mobile: after checking this option, user can browse the live video with smart mobile
phone
Bit rate: refer to the above CBR explanation
Quality: the video quality, which can be regarded as the ability to portrait the fine details
of what is shot, for simplicity. This selection only works when CBR is not checked.

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The default value is 40 which is also the suggested value for daily use. It is
strongly suggested not to beyond 70, otherwise, unexpected huge bit rate might
be resulted which may suffocate the network.
Note the button:
Save As Default: as it said, the current settings will be saved as the default settings, that
is, every time the device is rebooted, it will load this default settings.
Restore System Default: as it said, to load the system default settings which is the
preloaded basic settings by factory.
Apply: apply the changes to the device
Section 4.2 Network/System
Settings for network and video format (PAL or NTSC), as shown in below figure. Three
network access methods are supported, namely, DHCP, Static IP or PPPOE.
Section 4.2.1 DHCP
This method only applies when there is DHCP server in the network which will assign an
IP address to the device automatically.