Why does my Abus TVVR35000 Enclosure suddenly deactivate?
If your Abus Enclosure suddenly deactivates, it might be due to the temperature inside the device being too high. To resolve this, clean the device and ensure there are no obstructions blocking the ventilation area.
What to do if my Abus TVVR35000 has no power?
If your Abus Enclosure shows no power, ensure the mains cable is securely connected to the socket. Also, check if the power socket is working by testing it with another device. If the cable is damaged, replace it.
How to fix network access not possible on Abus TVVR35000 Enclosure?
If network access is not possible with your Abus Enclosure, first, ensure the network cable is properly connected. Then, verify that the network settings (DHCP, IP address, etc.) are correctly configured.
Why is recording not possible on my Abus Enclosure?
If recording is not possible on your Abus Enclosure, ensure that a drive is connected and declared as a storage drive.
What to do if USB port is not working on Abus Enclosure?
If your Abus Enclosure's USB port isn't working, it could be due to an unsupported device or the use of a USB hub. Try connecting a compatible USB 2.0 medium directly to the enclosure.
General| Brand | ABUS |
|---|---|
| Model | TVVR35000 |
| Category | Enclosure |
| Protection Class | IP66 |
| Locking | Yes |
| Mounting | Wall |
Outlines preparatory steps, including reviewing general information and checking package contents before device installation and setup.
Details the process of connecting network cameras and the LAN connection to the device, and setting up the power supply.
Guides users through the essential configuration steps for the device, including camera, I/O module, drive, network, security, and other settings.
Details safe power supply practices, including using specified voltage, avoiding overvoltage, and safe disconnection procedures.
Warns against overloading power sockets and recommends overvoltage protection to prevent damage and electrical hazards.
Specifies environmental conditions and placement requirements, including surface stability, temperature range, and avoidance of heat, light, and magnetic fields.
Explains how to connect the device to the mains power supply and the expected behavior of the Power LED upon successful startup.
Guides users to install and start the 'IP Installer' software from the CD to detect and connect to NAS devices on the network.
Instructs users on how to log into the system by selecting a language and entering the default username 'eytron'.
Explains the process of installing browser plug-ins (ActiveX, Quicktime) required for camera activation and viewing, including security settings adjustments.
Explains how to control camera movement (pan/tilt) and zoom using the on-screen operating panel and numeric field.
Details the drag-and-drop method for activating cameras into live windows and deactivating them by moving them out of the frame.
Provides a step-by-step guide for setting up an IP camera, including detection, naming, and configuring recording types and storage.
Explains how to configure drives (SD card, USB-1, USB-2), including selecting, using, formatting, viewing contents, and safely disconnecting them.
Explains how to set up recording schedules, detailing permanent recording and other types like activity detection, with a visual representation of recording types.
Details the step-by-step process for creating an individual recording schedule, specifying camera, time period, and recording type.
Explains how to set up notifications triggered by events like movement or camera disconnection, and how to configure destinations like e-mail or browser.
Details how to set up commands triggered by events, such as going to a preset position or activating relays, and specifying the event type.
Describes how to set up e-mail notifications for errors or alarms, including configuring SMTP server details and sender information.
Guides users on updating the device firmware by downloading the latest version from the website and uploading it via the interface.
Explains how to restore the device to its delivery status by resetting VMS settings or factory settings, including an alternative method using a USB stick.
Provides a troubleshooting guide for common malfunctions like no power, no image, network access issues, and recording problems, with corresponding causes and solutions.
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