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Recommendation to use Low bandwidth stream option

MAXPRO NVR 5.0 Installation and Configuration Guide 183

Recommendation to use Low bandwidth

stream option

Before enabling the Use Low resolution stream option in MAXPRO VMS you need to perform

the following:

1. In MAXPRO NVR Camera tab > Primary/Secondary Stream > Preference, select the

Secondary stream from the Low resolution drop down.

Note: Set the Primary stream for recording which is 720p resolution and secondary

stream for Live which is 4CIF.

2. In MAXPRO VMS > Preferences > Advanced Tab > Low Bandwidth Stream Settings,

select the Use Low Resolution Stream check box.

The below table explains the parameter that you can set for Primary and Secondary Streams.

Primary /Main Stream Secondary /Sub Stream

Codec Format H.264B H.264B

Resolution 720 P

(1280 x 720)

VGA

(640x480)

FPS 12 5

Bit Rate Type CBR CBR

Bit Rate 640 - 720 192

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Precautions19
- Cautions and Warnings19
- FCC Compliance Statement19
- Important Safeguards20
- Warranty and Service22
- List of Symbols22
About this Guide25
- Overview25
- Intended Audience25
- Scope25
- Overview of Contents25
- Related Documents26
- Typographical Conventions27
Introduction to MAXPRO NVR29
- Overview29
- MAXPRO NVR Features31
  - New Features in NVR 5.031
- MAXPRO NVR Typical System Architecture42
Commissioning MAXPRO NVR45
- Overview of Commissioning Procedure45
- Steps in the Commissioning Procedure45
Setting up the MAXPRO NVR47
- Chapter Overview47
- Setting up the MAXPRO NVR Turnkey Box Solutions47
- Setting up the MAXPRO NVR Software-Only Solution52
- MAXPRO NVR Hybrid Connections54
- Connecting the Joystick Controller62
  - How to Log on to the Ultrakey Plus Keyboard62
  - How to Log off from the Ultrakey Plus Keyboard62
Installing the NVR Software63
- Overview63
- MAXPRO NVR Software Installation66
- Full Installation70
- Figure 4-7 Choose Installation Type70
- Figure 4-8 Database Server Log on71
- Figure 4-9 Choose Location for MAXPRO NVR Database and Metadata Path72
- Figure 4-10 Choose Recording Drives73
- Figure 4-11 Localization Support73
- Figure 4-13 Reboot Prompt75
- Client Installation76
- Figure 4-14 MAXPRO NVR 5.0 Client Configuration77
- Figure 4-15 Localization Support77
- Figure 4-17 Reboot Prompt79
- Uninstalling MAXPRO NVR80
Logging on and Getting Started85
- Logging on Using Profiles85
- Port Forwarding89
- Getting to Know the MAXPRO NVR User Interface91
- Setting Preferences97
- Licensing Information106
Configuring MAXPRO NVR109
- Overview110
  - Before You Begin111
- Firewall Settings111
- Configuring the Honeywell Cameras with MAXPRO NVR Wizard111
- Figure 6-2 CAMERA DISCOVERY Page113
- Figure 6-3 Discovered Cameras113
- Figure 6-4 INSTALLATION Page114
- MAXPRO NVR Wizard Settings on the Task Bar115
  - Navigating to Configurator Tab115
  - Figure 6-5 MAXPRO NVR Wizard Task Bar Settings115
- Configuring the System Settings117
  - Configuring General Settings117
  - Figure 6-6 System Page117
  - Event Recording Settings118
  - Email Settings118
  - Site Info Settings119
  - Archival Schedule Settings119
  - Edge Sync Settings120
  - Manual Archival120
  - Figure 6-7 Archive Progress121
  - Holidays/Exceptions Settings122
- Configuring the Disk Management Settings122
- Figure 6-8 Disk Management Page123
- Figure 6-9 Graphical Illustration125
- Configuring the Cameras126
  - Figure 6-10 Drive Type126
  - Adding IP Cameras / Encoders127
  - Figure 6-11 Camera Page127
  - Figure 6-12 Camera Properties Pane131
  - Configuring the Auto Discovery Settings135
  - Figure 6-13 Auto Discovery Window136
  - Adding Additional Streams for a Camera137
  - Figure 6-14 Camera Properties Pane137
  - Figure 6-15 Adding Stream138
  - Discovering and Adding Third Party ONVIF and AXIS Cameras139
  - Figure 6-16 Camera Type Field Displaying "ONVIF DEVICE" for a ONVIF Camera140
  - Discovering and Adding Multi-Channel Encoders141
  - Figure 6-17 Encoder Discovery141
  - Figure 6-18 Adding the Encoder142
  - Adding FLIR Camera143
  - Figure 6-19 Adding FLIR Model Camera143
  - Adding RTSP Cameras/Encoders144
  - Figure 6-20 Saving FLIR Camera144
  - Figure 6-21 RTSP Settings144
  - Configuring the Input and Output for an IP Camera145
  - Configuring 360/180 Cameras147
  - Figure 6-23 Panomorph Settings148
  - Figure 6-24 Grandeye Dewarping Settings150
  - Figure 6-25 Discovering AXIS 360 Camera151
  - Figure 6-26 Adding Remaining Axis Channels152
  - Figure 6-27 AXIS Channels152
  - Figure 6-28 Adding Arecont 360 Model Camera154
  - Figure 6-29 Adding Remaining Arecont Channels154
  - Figure 6-30 Arecont Channels155
  - Figure 6-31 Equip- Fisheye Camera Settings156
  - Figure 6-32 Dewarping Success Message157
  - Figure 6-33 Dewarped Views List158
  - Figure 6-34 Adding or Deleting Analog Camera159
  - Managing Analog Cameras159
  - Figure 6-35 Camera Page160
  - Figure 6-36 Camera Properties Pane161
  - Figure 6-37 Color Correction Dialog Box163
  - Configuring the Input and Output for an Analog Camera165
  - Figure 6-38 Camera Properties Pane165
  - Figure 6-39 Input and Output Ports for MAXPRO NVR Hybrid XE167
  - Figure 6-40 Input and Output Ports for MAXPRO NVR Hybrid SE168
  - Figure 6-41 MAXPRO NVR Hybrid PE Rear View169
  - Figure 6-42 Input and Output Ports for MAXPRO NVR Hybrid PE170
  - Server VMD (SMART VMD)171
  - Figure 6-43 Detection of Relevant Motion172
  - Figure 6-44 SMART VMD Configuration173
  - Deleting the Cameras174
  - Updating the Cameras174
- Configuring the Schedules174
  - Creating a Schedule174
  - Figure 6-45 Schedule Page175
  - Deleting a Schedule176
- Configuring the Sequences176
  - Creating a Sequence176
  - Figure 6-46 Sequence Page176
  - Updating a Sequence177
  - Deleting a Sequence178
- Performing User Administration178
  - Adding a User180
  - Figure 6-47 User Page180
  - Updating a User181
  - Deleting a User182
- Recommendation to Use Low Bandwidth Stream Option183
- Automatic Retry for Backfilled Clips184
  - Upgrade MAXPRO NVR184
- Enable Recording During on Demand Streaming186
- Figure 6-48 Enable on Demand186
- Privacy Protection Settings (GDPR Favored)188
  - Anonymization188
  - Four Eye Authentication188
  - Licensing189
  - How to Enable Anonymization189
  - Figure 6-49 License Privacy Protection Settings189
  - Figure 6-50 Privacy Protection Settings190
  - Figure 6-51 Anonymization Camera Level190
  - Figure 6-52 Anonymization at User Level191
  - Figure 6-53 Blur View191
  - How to Enable Four Eye Authentication192
  - Figure 6-54 Pixelize Views192
  - Figure 6-55 Enable Four Eye192
  - Figure 6-56 Four Eye Authentication193
  - Figure 6-57 Four Eye Authentication Success194
  - Figure 6-58 Authenticating User194
Verifying the Configuration195
- Overview195
  - Before You Begin195
  - Activities to Perform in this Phase195
- Checking the Connection with the MAXPRO NVR Server196
- Checking the Device Listing in the Devices Window196
- Checking the Acknowledgment and Clearing of Alarms196
- Checking the Live Video from Cameras197
- Checking the Playback of Recorded Video197
- Checking the Panning, Tilting, and Zooming197
- Checking the Creation of Images198
- Checking the Creation of Clips198
- Checking the Salvo View Feature198
- Checking the Search for Recorded Video in MAXPRO NVR198
- Checking the Generation of Event History/Operator Log Report199
Upgrade MAXPRO NVR Software201
- Overview201
MAXPRO NVR Web Client217
- Introducing Web Client217
- Installing Web Client217
- Setting the MAXPRO Web Configurator218
- Figure 9-1 MAXPRO Webconfigurator219
- Figure 9-2 Maxprowebconfigurator-Server Configuration222
- Figure 9-3 Maxprowebconfigurator-Security Configuration223
- Creating Self Signed Certificate224
- Figure 9-4 Home225
- Figure 9-5 Server Certificate225
- Figure 9-6 Specify Friendly Name226
- Figure 9-7 Generated Certificate226
- Binding the Generated Certificate with Https227
- Figure 9-8 Site Bindings Dialog227
- Figure 9-9 Edit Site Bindings227
- Installing the Certificate228
- Figure 9-10 Certificate Error228
- Figure 9-11 Untrusted Certificate228
- Figure 9-12 Certificate229
- Figure 9-13 Certificate Import Wizard229
- Changing Default Port 443 for the MAXPRO Web Client and MAXPRO Mobile App230
- Figure 9-14 Server Configuration230
- Viewing the Certificate Information232
- Figure 9-15 Program Maintenance232
- Figure 9-16 Certificate Dialog233
MAXPRO NVR Mobile App235
- Introduction235
Securing MAXPRO NVR255
- Introduction255
- Changing the Default Windows Administrator Account Created by NVR255
- Step 1: Create a New User Account with Administrator Privileges256
- Step 2: Creating a User in NVR User's Tab256
- Step 3: Create a New Service User and Deny Log on257
- Step 4: Update the NVR Services with New Service User Account Credentials258
- Step 5: Updating the Application Pools in IIS259
- Step 6: Disable the Administrator Account260
- Step 7: Restart All the Services260
- Step 8: Copy MAXPRO NVR Desktop Shortcuts from Administrator to Nvrtestuser261
- Nvrtestuser)262
- Changing the Default Windows Password for Windows Logon User on MAXPRO NVR268
- Setting up Antivirus Software for MAXPRO Nvrs275
  - Auto-Protection and Auto-Updates275
  - IMPORTANT! Do Not Schedule DATA Drive Scans275
- Ipsec Policies for Secured Video Data Transmission276
Appendix A315
- Scheduled Metadata and Database Backup316
Appendix B329
Appendix B329
- Device Characteristics of Oncam Grandeye Cameras329
- For Oncam Grandeye Evolution Cameras329
- VMD Settings and Motion-Based Recording Configuration330
Appendix C349
Appendix C349
- Skylake Patch349
- How to Increase the Limit for Rendering Camera350
- How to Disable the GPU Rendering351
Index353

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