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General| Brand | LaView |
|---|---|
| Model | LV-N9916C6E Series |
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Language | English |
Compliance with FCC Rules for digital devices, managing interference in commercial environments.
CE marking, compliance with EU directives for product safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC).
Guidelines for safe operation, installation, and handling of the NVR device to prevent damage.
Camera connectivity, adaptive video inputs, dual-stream, and independent channel configuration.
HDMI/VGA output, multi-screen display, live view settings, motion detection, privacy mask.
Support for SATA, eSATA, network disks, SMART, HDD standby, quota management.
Schedule configuration, multiple recording types, pre/post-record, event search, file tagging.
Exporting data, managing backup devices, alarm for video loss, tampering, network disconnects.
Front panel, mouse, remote control, user management, PoE interfaces, network protocols.
SDK for Windows/Linux, source code, development support and training.
Details of control panel buttons, indicators, and interfaces on the NVR's front.
Explanation of remote control buttons and troubleshooting steps for its use.
How to use a USB mouse and its control functions with the NVR.
Explanation of the on-screen keyboard and its button functions for input.
Description of all rear panel connectors and their respective functions.
Procedures for powering the NVR on, off, and rebooting safely.
Step-by-step guide to initial NVR setup using the wizard.
Methods for adding online and custom IP cameras to the NVR.
Modifying camera settings and configuring custom protocols for compatibility.
Adding cameras via PoE interfaces and managing their connection parameters.
Overview of live view, its icons, and status indicators for camera feeds.
Functions like single/multi-screen, auto-switch, recording, output modes, and playback.
Using front panel buttons for live view functions like screen switching and playback.
Mouse operations for menu navigation, screen control, and playback within live view.
Features available when using a secondary monitor for live view display.
Icons and functions available in the quick setting toolbar for live view.
Configuring output interfaces, dwell time, audio, and camera display order.
Reducing bandwidth for remote viewing by encoding channels efficiently.
Procedure for logging out of the NVR interface to secure the system.
Setting up communication parameters for PTZ camera control via RS-485.
Configuring camera positions, movement sequences, and recording paths.
Saving specific camera positions for quick recall during events.
Recalling previously saved PTZ camera positions.
Defining sequences of camera movements with specific dwell times at points.
Executing predefined patrol paths for PTZ cameras automatically.
Recording and replaying specific PTZ camera movements for automated tasks.
Executing recorded PTZ camera movement patterns automatically.
Overview of icons and functions available in the PTZ control interface for camera manipulation.
Setting stream type, resolution, bitrate, and frame rate for optimal recording quality.
Setting up daily recording and capture schedules for cameras based on time.
Setting up motion detection areas and triggering recording/capture.
Configuring recording or capture based on external alarm inputs.
Enabling and disabling manual recording and continuous capture modes.
Setting up special recording schedules for holidays and specific dates.
Setting up recording schedules specifically for Point of Sale data integration.
Enabling dual recording to enhance data safety and reliability.
Organizing multiple HDDs into groups for managing storage.
Locking record files or setting HDD property to read-only to prevent data loss.
Methods to access and play back recorded video files from storage.
Accessing recorded files for a specific camera channel.
Retrieving recorded files based on specific dates and time durations.
Searching and playing back files based on event types like alarms or motion.
Using video tags to search and locate specific recorded segments or time points.
Playing back record files associated with system log entries for review.
Accessing and playing back files stored on external devices.
Searching and playing back data related to Point of Sale transactions.
Additional playback features like frame-by-frame and smart search capabilities.
Reviewing video content frame by frame for detailed analysis of events.
Locating motion events dynamically within a specific area of the video feed.
Magnifying specific areas of the video during playback for closer inspection.
Playing back recorded video from multiple channels simultaneously in reverse.
Searching and viewing captured still images from the NVR's storage.
Procedures for exporting recorded video files to external storage devices.
Fast method for exporting recorded video clips to backup devices.
Exporting files found through normal video search criteria to backup.
Exporting video clips related to specific events to backup storage.
Selecting and exporting short video segments as clips to backup.
Exporting recorded data related to Point of Sale transactions for backup.
Exporting captured still images from the NVR to backup storage.
Managing USB drives, HDDs, and writers for backup operations and device formatting.
Configuring motion detection areas, sensitivity, and response actions for alerts.
Handling external sensor alarms and configuring associated response actions.
Setting up alarms and responses for video signal loss detection.
Configuring alarms and responses for camera lens tampering detection.
Configuring responses for system exceptions like HDD full or network disconnects.
Defining actions like full-screen display, audible warning, and email notifications upon alarm.
Manually activating or deactivating alarm outputs for testing or specific events.
Setting IP address, gateway, DNS, and working modes for network connectivity.
Advanced network configurations including PPPoE, DDNS, NTP, SNMP, and email.
Setting up Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet for network access.
Configuring Dynamic DNS for network access using domain names.
Synchronizing system date and time using a Network Time Protocol server.
Using SNMP for device status and parameter monitoring over the network.
Sending alarm events to a remote surveillance host for centralized monitoring.
Enabling multicast for efficient streaming to multiple network clients.
Configuring Real Time Streaming Protocol for media streaming control.
Changing default server and HTTP port numbers for network access.
Setting up HTTPS port for secure web browser access to the NVR.
Setting up email notifications for alarm events and system changes.
Enabling Universal Plug and Play for seamless network device discovery and connection.
Enabling faster file downloads via IE browser or CMS software.
Monitoring network linking status, MTU, and send/receive rates in real-time.
Obtaining network connection status, delay, and packet loss for troubleshooting.
Diagnosing network performance issues like delay and packet loss.
Exporting captured network data packets for detailed analysis.
Verifying network connectivity and performing quick network parameter settings.
Viewing real-time network status and bandwidth usage details.
Preparing new hard disk drives for use with the NVR by initializing them.
Adding and configuring NAS or IP SAN disks as network HDDs for storage.
Configuring and managing external eSATA devices for recording, capture, or export.
Organizing multiple HDDs into groups for efficient management and allocation.
Creating and assigning HDDs to specific groups for organized storage.
Setting HDD property to Redundancy, Read-only, or Read/Write (R/W) for data safety.
Allocating storage quotas for recorded files or captured pictures per camera.
Monitoring the operational status of installed HDDs for maintenance and failure detection.
Performing S.M.A.R.T. and Bad Sector Detection for HDDs to assess reliability.
Configuring and running S.M.A.R.T. self-evaluation tests for HDDs to predict failures.
Detecting and analyzing bad sectors on HDD sectors to identify potential issues.
Setting up alarms for HDD issues like Uninitialized or Abnormal status notifications.
Customizing on-screen display elements like date, time, and camera names for clarity.
Defining privacy zones to mask specific areas in camera views, preventing unauthorized viewing.
Adjusting camera image settings like brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue.
Accessing information about the NVR's device, cameras, records, alarms, network, and HDD status.
Displaying NVR model, serial number, firmware version, and encoding versions.
Showing connection status and parameters for each connected IP camera.
Displaying recording status, encoding parameters, and resolution for each camera.
Reviewing the status and details of triggered alarms and their associated cameras.
Accessing detailed network configuration and status, including IP settings.
Checking HDD status, capacity, property, and group settings for storage management.
Finding and exporting system operation, alarm, and exception logs for auditing.
Backing up and restoring NVR configuration settings for disaster recovery or cloning.
Updating NVR firmware via local backup device or remote FTP server.
Performing firmware upgrades using files stored on local backup devices.
Updating firmware using files transferred via FTP server connection.
Resetting NVR settings to factory defaults to resolve configuration issues.
Setting up serial port parameters for PC connection or transparent channel communication.
Adjusting language, output standards, resolution, mouse speed, and wizard settings.
Setting up Daylight Saving Time adjustments for accurate timekeeping.
Adjusting device name, number, brightness, operation timeout, and menu output.
Setting up Point of Sale data integration and connection types for transaction logging.
Adding new user accounts with specified usernames, passwords, and permissions.
Removing existing user accounts from the NVR's management system.
Modifying user account details, passwords, and MAC address restrictions.
Definitions of technical terms and acronyms used throughout the manual for better understanding.
Answers to frequently asked questions regarding NVR operation, troubleshooting, and common issues.
Table of IP cameras supported by the NVR, including protocol and model details for selection.
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