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Adherence to electrical safety codes and disclaimer for improper handling.
Guidelines for safe transport, avoiding pressure, vibration, and water exposure.
Recommendations for installation environment to prevent damage from heat, humidity, dust, or vibration.
Details on the built-in battery life, replacement procedures, and type requirements.
Locating equipment classification on the rating plate and following user guide instructions.
Introduces the user guide's structure and chapter breakdown for easy navigation.
Explains document conventions, including formatting and symbols used for clarity.
Provides guidance on effectively using the manual for optimal comprehension and reference.
Highlights key capabilities of the NVR, including surveillance, recording, alarm, and PTZ functions.
Lists technical details such as operating system, user interface, and network bandwidth.
Instructions for unpacking the NVR unit and a list of included accessories.
Description of front panel keys and indicators with their functions.
Description of rear panel ports, connectors, and indicators.
Step-by-step guide for installing hard disk drives into the NVR unit.
Details on connecting video and audio devices via input/output ports and intercoms.
Information regarding alarm input and output interfaces and their connection methods.
Procedures for establishing network connectivity using RJ45 ports.
Details on connecting USB devices to the NVR for storage and other functions.
Information on using e-SATA ports for storage expansion.
Guidance on mouse usage and the initial NVR system startup sequence.
Information on default user accounts and the process of using the initial setup wizard.
Procedures for switching users, changing passwords, logging off, restarting, and shutting down the NVR.
Instructions for power failure recovery and replacing the internal button cell battery.
Viewing live video feeds from connected cameras and creating/managing custom camera view groups.
Managing connected cameras and monitoring disk status, capacity, and operations.
Configuring manual/panic recording and setting up trigger profiles for alarm-based recording.
Checking system performance metrics like CPU, memory, network status, and hard disk health.
Configuring general system parameters, network settings, and alarm configurations.
Hardware/software prerequisites and steps to configure Internet Explorer for NVR access.
Procedures for logging into the NVR via IE Client and viewing live video streams.
Functionality for recording video locally and playing back saved clips via the IE Client.
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