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Network Video Recorder
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Indicates a situation which, if not avoided,
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Part I Local Operations
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1 Before You Begin
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Table 1–1 Mouse Operations
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: Switch windows or menu items; or
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: Switch windows or menu items;
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Press UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT to navigate
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2 Initial Configuration
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3 Live View
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Right click to exit zoom.
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4 Channel Configuration
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Operations Example: Cei
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Normal: Displays images without rotation.
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Control image signals so that the camera can
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5 PTZ Control
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Turn on/off the function to remove
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In the PTZ Management window, click
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Click Auto Guard and then select Enable.
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6 Recording and Snapshot
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Table 6–1 Encoding Settings
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high quality is a requirement, especially
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Motion Detection Recording
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Set alarm triggered snapshot: Click
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Table 7–1 Playback Toolbar Buttons
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Zoom in on images. For more
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Playback by Image
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Select a partition.
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Alarm Input and Output
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under Arming Schedule and then set the time
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Space Used Up: No disk space.
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Click Alarm > Buzzer.
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Manual Alarm Output
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Configure trigger actions. Click
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An alarm occurs when the rise or fall of volume
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right to Arming Schedule and then set
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Set sensitivity and time threshold:
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11 Network Configuration
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Click Apply to save the settings.
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If the DDNS type is MyDDNS, enter a valid domain
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Snmp V2: Set Read Community Name and Write
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Use the default database ID and port. Click
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Add Vehicle Monitoring Task
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12 Disk Configuration
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Click Storage > Allocate Space.
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The camera shares unallocated space,
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13 System Configuration
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Click System > Time > Time.
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Click System > Time > Time Sync.
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The name entered should be unique.
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IP Address Filtering
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14 System Maintenance
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Select a device type:
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Part II Web-Based Operations
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Open or close the
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Appendix A Typical Applications
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Appendix B Acronyms
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Appendix C FAQs
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Possible Cause and Solution
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Larson Electronics, LLC
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