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General| Video Compression | H.264 |
|---|---|
| Motion Detection | Yes |
| Operating System | Embedded Linux |
| Type | DVR |
| Features | Motion detection, Remote viewing |
| Video Input | 4 Channels |
| Hard Drive Capacity | Up to 2TB |
| Remote Viewing | Yes |
| USB Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
Lists items included in the DVR package, such as the DVR unit, remote control, and cables.
Step-by-step guide for installing a hard disk drive into the DVR unit.
Explains the function of buttons, indicators, and ports on the DVR's front panel.
Identifies and describes the ports and connectors located on the DVR's rear panel.
Instructions for operating the DVR in live video monitoring mode, including remote control functions.
Guide to accessing and reviewing recorded video footage using the playback function.
Details on how to control PTZ-enabled cameras connected to the DVR.
Configuration settings for video recording, including quality, frame rate, and HDD management.
Setup for motion detection, sensor triggers, and alarm configurations for event-driven recording.
How to configure recording schedules based on time, motion, or sensor events.
Adjusts individual camera video parameters like brightness, contrast, and hue.
Manages user accounts, passwords, and permissions for DVR access.
Configures network connection types (DHCP, LAN, ADSL) and related settings.
Settings for controlling PTZ cameras and RS485 serial communication.
General system configuration including display, date/time, and device settings.
Tools for HDD initialization, system recovery, USB setup, and firmware upgrades.
Displays system version, IP address, MAC address, and HDD status.
Guides the installation of the DVR remote access application software.
Explains how to access the DVR remotely using Internet Explorer.
Details the functions and operation of the remote monitoring application.
Technical specifications related to video input, speed, and resolution.
Specifications for compression, recording speed, resolution, quality, and schedule.
Details about SATA device compatibility and capacity.
Information on sensor input, loop out, and motion detection capabilities.
Lists all physical input/output ports and network connections.
Power source requirements for the DVR.
Operating temperature and humidity range for the DVR.
Physical dimensions and weight of the DVR unit.
Backup methods available, such as USB stick and network.
Options for searching recorded data and playback speed.
Capabilities for simultaneous remote monitoring by multiple clients.
Other system details including OS, multitasking, and PC viewer.
Guides installation and use of the mobile app on Symbian OS devices.
Guides installation and use of the mobile app on Windows Mobile OS devices.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the Central Monitoring System (CMS) software.
Covers logging into CMS and understanding the main interface layout.
Information on managing DVRs, creating groups, and viewing event logs within CMS.
Details about local PC resources and control functions available in CMS.
Describes the live video display area and audio control features in CMS.
Explains the 10 key operations available through the CMS operation bar.
Step-by-step guide for registering Dynamic DNS services on the I-DVR.NET platform.
Instructions for installing the necessary ActiveX control for remote monitoring via Internet Explorer.
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