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General| Brand | HIKVISION |
|---|---|
| Model | HWN-4216MH |
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Language | English |
Details the process of activating the video recorder, including setting passwords and network cameras.
Explains how to log in to the device using different methods.
Guides the user on how to create and set an unlock pattern for login.
Describes the steps to log into the device using the previously set unlock pattern.
Explains how to log in to the device using a username and password.
Introduces the graphical user interface for live view and its shortcut menu options.
Explains how to control Pan, Tilt, and Zoom (PTZ) functions of compatible cameras.
Details the process of configuring parameters for PTZ camera control.
Describes the icons and controls available in the PTZ control panel.
Guides on setting predefined camera positions (presets) for quick access.
Explains how to create a patrol path by sequencing presets for automated camera movement.
Details how to record and recall custom camera movement paths.
Introduces the playback interface and its control buttons.
Explains how to play back recorded videos in a standard chronological order.
Describes how to quickly review footage based on detected events like motion or intrusion.
Details how to export specific segments of video footage.
Allows configuration of system-wide settings like date, time, resolution, and language.
Details general system settings including output resolution, system time, and mouse pointer speed.
Explains how to manage user accounts, add new users, and set permissions.
Covers configuration of exception events and linkage actions for system anomalies.
Guides on setting up network parameters for device connectivity.
Details general network settings like DHCP and DNS configuration.
Explains how to enable and configure Hik-Connect for remote access and mobile viewing.
Describes setting up email notifications for events.
Covers adding, configuring, and managing connected cameras.
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