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General| Video Output | HDMI, VGA |
|---|---|
| Storage | SATA HDD (up to 10TB per HDD, depending on the model) |
| Network Interface | RJ-45 |
| Mobile Support | Yes (via DMSS app) |
| Compression | H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264 |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +55°C |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 90% |
Introduces the manual's scope, purpose, and general information about the device.
Explains signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, TIPS, and NOTE used in the manual.
Lists the versions of the manual with their revision content and release time.
Guidelines for transporting the device under allowed humidity and temperature conditions.
Guidelines for storing the device under allowed humidity and temperature conditions.
Precautions for operating the device, including avoiding sunlight, dampness, and ensuring proper ventilation.
Safety guidelines for installing the device, including power connection and battery handling.
Describes the device as a digital monitor product for security industry with Linux OS.
Lists AI Function, Real-time Surveillance, and IoT Management capabilities.
Integrates cameras with sensors like temperature, humidity, and wireless alarm devices.
Special data format for security, avoids data modification, supports digital watermark.
Supports multiple-channel audio and video signals with hardware decoding for synchronization.
Supports backup via USB port or downloading files from local HDD through network.
Supports real-time recording, various playback modes, time title overlay, and zoom.
Supports network remote real-time monitor, record search, and PTZ control.
Real relay alarm outputs for alarm activation and on-site light control.
Details RS-485, RS-232, and Ethernet ports for device communication.
Supports PTZ decoder through RS-485 port.
Supports mouse operation and copy-paste function for settings.
Lists items to check upon receiving the device and contact procedures for missing/damaged items.
Provides instructions for installing the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) into the device.
Describes the front panel components and their functions for various device models.
Describes the rear panel components and their functions for various device models.
Explains how to use the remote control for device operations like power, playback, and menu navigation.
Details mouse operations for navigating menus, selecting items, and implementing controls.
Provides a reference diagram illustrating typical device connection configurations.
Guides on connecting video and audio input/output interfaces, including signal requirements.
Instructions for connecting alarm input and output ports, including PTZ decoder connection.
Guides through initial device setup, including booting, initializing, and password configuration.
Displays real-time video from connected cameras and provides control bar functions.
Describes how to access the main menu after logging into the web interface.
Covers configuration and operation of PTZ cameras, including connection and control panel usage.
Adjusts image parameters, encode settings, snapshot configurations, and camera types.
Manages remote devices, including adding, initializing, modifying, and upgrading them.
Configures recording settings for main and sub streams, including manual and automatic modes.
Configures snapshot triggers, storage schedules, and backing up snapshots to FTP.
Searches, plays back, clips, backs up video, and uses smart search and AI rules.
Configures alarm information, input settings, output settings, and system events.
Configures AI modes, face detection, recognition, IVS, and video structuring.
Manages sensors, temperature/humidity cameras, and wireless sirens.
Connects to POS machines for information reception and displays overlaid text.
Manages backup operations, including finding USB devices and backing up files.
Configures network settings, port settings, Wi-Fi, 3G/4G, PPPoE, DDNS, email, UPnP, and SNMP.
Manages user accounts, groups, ONVIF users, and password reset information.
Manages audio files, playback schedules, and output ports.
Manages storage resources, including basic settings, schedules, disk manager, and quotas.
Configures security options, including status, system services, attack defense, and certificates.
Configures general system settings, RS-232, maintenance, export/import, and default settings.
Views version details, log information, event information, network information, HDD, channel, and data stream.
Provides options to log out, reboot, or shut down the device from the main menu.
Checks network connection and configures PC/Device IP settings.
Accesses the device via web interface using its IP address and login credentials.
Navigates through the main menu structure after successfully logging into the web interface.
Provides information about the open-source software used within the device.
Lists compatible USB storage devices and their capacities for backup.
Lists compatible SD cards and their types (Big/Small).
Lists compatible portable Hard Disk Drives and their capacities.
Explains surge phenomena, their causes (external/internal), and effects on electronic devices.
Describes different earthing modes: one-point ground, multiple-point ground, and mixed ground.
Details thunder proof earthing requirements for personnel and device safety.
Provides a method to check electrical cable connections (E, L, N) using a multimeter.
Essential security actions including strong passwords and timely firmware updates.
Additional recommendations for enhancing device network security.
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