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General| Hard Drive Support | Yes |
|---|---|
| Max HDD Capacity | Up to 6TB |
| Video Compression | H.264 |
| Video Input | 16 channels |
| Recording Resolution | 1080p |
| HDD Slots | 1 |
| Network Interface | RJ45 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
Essential precautions to take before installing the DVR for safe operation.
Details on FCC compliance for Class A digital devices and interference protection.
Illustrates and explains warning and caution signs for user safety.
Details critical warnings about system installation and usage to prevent hazards.
Warns against unauthorized disassembly and advises on environmental placement for safety.
Advises on battery replacement and HDD lifespan, including data loss risks.
Highlights cautions related to environmental conditions and physical placement of the DVR.
Emphasizes cautions on physical impact, ventilation, and regular system checks.
Provides a general overview of Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) and their capabilities.
Lists the common features and functionalities of the Triplex DVR system.
Details the technical specifications for 4CH, 8CH, and 16CH DVR models.
Lists the package contents included with the main DVR unit.
Details the controls and indicators on the front panel of the DVR.
Buttons for selecting channels and navigating the DVR interface.
LEDs indicating system status like power, network, and recording.
Buttons to control live display modes (Multi, PIP, Auto).
Details the remaining controls on the front panel of the DVR.
Buttons for controlling playback functions like Play, Pause, Rewind, and Fast Forward.
Buttons for starting/stopping recording and accessing recorded footage.
Buttons for accessing system info, backup, and menu functions.
Details the various input/output ports and connectors on the rear of the DVR.
Explains the buttons and operation of the DVR's remote control.
Step-by-step guide for installing Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) into the DVR.
Illustrates the overall system connectivity for cameras, display, network, and backup.
Provides pinout details for RS-232, Alarm/RS-485, and VGA interfaces.
Explains network setup using Static IP and Dynamic IP addresses.
Guides through configuring the router's WAN settings for internet connectivity.
Illustrates basic router setup screens for different manufacturers (Netgear, Linksys).
Details how to configure the router's DHCP server for IP address distribution.
Further details on configuring router DHCP server and client settings.
Instructions for setting up virtual servers for DVR video and control ports on the router.
Configuring services and inbound rules for the DVR's virtual server setup.
Setting up port forwarding rules for the DVR application on the router.
Initial steps for powering on the DVR and detecting HDDs.
Guide to navigating the main setup menu and its options.
Information on setting the system language, currently supporting English only.
Options for configuring HDD overwrite, Record OSD, and formatting the hard drive.
Enabling and setting Admin and User level passwords for system access.
Details on inputting passwords using the remote control or front panel buttons.
Allows assigning custom names to individual camera channels for easy identification.
Configuring the system's date and time for accurate event logging.
Configures recording beeps and communication protocols for PTZ cameras.
Resets system parameters back to factory default settings.
Option to hide specific camera channels during live display mode.
Configuration for Picture-in-Picture (PIP) display modes, selecting main and sub channels.
Allows adjustment of video display parameters (Contrast, Hue, Brightness, Color) per channel.
Selects the local video signal type (NTSC or PAL) for system compatibility.
Sets the interval time for automatic channel switching in display modes.
Allows selection of the boundary color for dividing channels in the display.
Sets the background color for areas with no video channels displayed.
Configuration for VGA output resolution and video adjustment settings.
Enables simple setup of DVR motion detection, alarm, and external sensor configurations.
Sets the recording duration for triggered events like motion detection or sensor input.
Explains the two types of external sensors (Normal Open/Normal Close) for connection.
Configures actions (beeps, OSD, alarm out) for detected events like sensor triggers or video loss.
Configures motion detection sensitivity, area, and position for each camera channel.
Allows setting various recording options and parameters for the DVR.
Selects recording resolution (720x240 or 360x240) affecting video quality and file size.
Sets the recording frame rate (frames per second) impacting HDD usage.
Adjusts video recording quality from Level 1 to 6, affecting HDD space.
Enables or disables color enhancement for recording, balancing quality and HDD space.
Sets the playback speed for recorded videos.
Enables or disables recording for specific camera channels or groups.
Configures audio channel selection and icon display for audio function.
Sets up scheduled recording based on day, time, and schedule enable/disable.
Allows monitoring and controlling videos remotely through the network.
Sets the DVR's IP address for network connectivity.
Configures the Subnet Mask for proper network addressing.
Sets the default gateway address for network routing.
Selects between Internet or Intranet connection types for optimal performance.
Configures sequential channel updates for network viewing.
Sets Network ID and Password for remote access via Network Viewer.
Advises on checking firewalls and contacting network administrators for configuration.
How to access hidden network settings like MAC Address and Server IP.
Shows various live display modes including 16CH, 13CH, 9CH, 8CH, 6CH, and 4CH.
Configuration for Picture-in-Picture (PIP) display modes, selecting main and sub channels.
Enables automatic sequential switching between channels during live viewing.
Allows control of external PTZ camera movements and focus.
Controlling the pan and tilt movement of external PTZ cameras.
Controlling the zoom and focus functions of external PTZ cameras.
Magnifies specific parts of the screen digitally for closer inspection.
Displays channels in a 16-split panorama view, applicable in playback modes.
Explains the indicators for recording status and HDD used (Master/Slave).
Highlights the triplex feature of simultaneous live display and playback.
Introduction to accessing search mode for retrieving recorded videos.
Retrieves recordings based on a list of dates and times.
Retrieves recordings triggered by motion or external events.
Allows retrieval of specific video recordings by designating a date and time.
Explains how to use Triplex function for simultaneous recording, playback, and network transmission.
Using fast forward, rewind, and pause functions during video playback.
Switching between single and multiple channel display layouts during playback.
Explains how to copy video data to CD or USB memory sticks.
Steps to select desired video content for backup from the DVR.
Detailed steps for backing up video data to a USB memory stick.
Detailed steps for backing up video data to a CD-RW.
Information on CD backup status indicators and compatibility issues.
Specifies the hardware and software requirements for the Network Viewer client.
Details recommended network bandwidth for client PCs and DVR.
Step-by-step guide for installing the Network Viewer software on a client PC.
Explains the various functions and controls within the Network Viewer interface.
Instructions on how to record video in AVI or MJPEG formats using NetViewer.
Setup steps for network configuration for remote DVR control and monitoring.
Process for creating and registering a Network ID for DVR access.
Methods for connecting to the DVR using Dynamic IP or Static IP connections.
Managing multiple DVR connections through an address book feature.
Details the different operation modes available in the Network Viewer program.
Monitoring live video feeds from the DVR through the Network Viewer.
Steps to establish a connection to the DVR using Network ID and password.
Accessing and playing back recorded video files from the DVR's HDD.
Methods to access event, record, and date/time lists for playback.
Viewing video from an HDD removed from the DVR and connected to a PC.
Playing back video files stored on a local PC or USB memory stick.
Playing back video files from a backup CD.
Capturing still images from video and printing them.
Specifies hardware and software requirements for accessing the DVR via a web browser.
Details recommended network bandwidth for web viewer access.
Steps to access the DVR's live view using a web browser.
Enabling ActiveX controls in the web browser to allow web viewer functionality.
Description of available functions in the web viewer interface, including record, playback, and settings.
Procedure for logging into the web viewer using Network ID and password.
Retrieving and playing back video from the DVR or local PC using the web viewer.
Displays details about the Master and Slave HDDs, including model, size, and usage.
Shows information about the installed CD-RW drive and available USB drive space.
Displays the current software version of the DVR.
Addresses common problems related to system power and video display.
Solutions for issues where camera images are not displayed or recording fails.
Resolves issues with audio playback, video noise, and unexpected system restarts.
Addresses problems with sensor operation and network connectivity.
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