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General| Video Output | HDMI, VGA |
|---|---|
| Audio Input/Output | Yes |
| Alarm Input/Output | Yes |
| Operating System | Embedded Linux |
| Recording Resolution | Up to 8MP |
| RAID Support | RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 |
| Network Interface | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Mobile Support | Yes (Mobile App) |
| Compression | H.264, H.265 |
Explains the purpose, scope, and content of the system manual.
Identifies the target readers of the system manual.
Provides guidance on navigating and understanding the manual's structure and symbols.
Offers contact information for technical assistance and support.
Provides a general overview of the SATATYA device's features and design.
Details the various ports available on the device and their functions.
Illustrates and labels the controls and indicators on the front panel of NVR units.
Shows and labels the front panel components of HVR units.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing hard disk drives into the device.
Provides critical safety guidelines to prevent hazards during equipment installation and use.
Provides guidelines for choosing a suitable and secure location for device installation.
Details the procedures for connecting various cables and peripherals to the device.
Outlines the basic steps for the physical installation of the device.
Explains different mounting options like rack, desktop, or wall mounting for the device.
Guides on configuring date, time, and language settings for the device.
Explains how to configure network parameters like IP address and DNS settings.
Details how to configure storage options, including RAID levels and disk management.
Describes the process of setting up and configuring connected cameras.
Explains how to view live video feeds from connected cameras and configure display settings.
Allows selection of different layout templates for viewing multiple camera feeds.
Guides on searching and playing back recorded video files based on various criteria.
Details how to search and view system event logs.
Allows management of users, system control, and device settings.
Displays the current status of device functionalities and components.
Details the process of configuring and starting video recording for cameras.
Covers searching for recorded video and playing it back locally or via device client.
Describes how to perform playback using the Device Client application.
Provides steps for the initial installation and setup of the Device Client application.
Explains how to access and launch the Device Client application.
Details how to monitor cameras using the left pane options in the Device Client.
Describes how to perform zoom in/out operations on the monitoring display.
Covers device identification, network settings, and auto-configuration.
Guides on setting and synchronizing the device's date and time.
Details methods for searching and discovering cameras on the network.
Covers configuration of individual camera settings, including IP and analog types.
Explains how to set up motion detection zones and sensitivity for cameras.
Allows adjustment of video encoding, resolution, frame rate, and bit rate for streams.
Details the process of configuring and starting video recording for cameras.
Details settings for controlling PTZ cameras via RS485 interface.
Details how to configure alarm output relays based on events.
Configures network settings for the first LAN port, including IP assignment modes.
Explains how to set up the device as a DHCP server for IP address assignment.
Guides on configuring email alerts for system events.
Covers configuration for uploading images to FTP servers.
Explains how to enable P2P functionality for mobile application access.
Covers managing hard disk drives, including RAID configuration and status.
Allows setting actions for disk full events and managing recording retention.
Covers scheduling and performing manual backups of recorded data.
Guides on configuring sensor inputs for event triggers.
Details how to configure alarm output relays for events.
Allows defining actions to be triggered by camera events like motion detection.
Explains how to schedule specific actions to occur at defined times or days.
Displays the model name of added devices.
Allows specifying a user-friendly name for added devices.
Details user account management via the device client application.
Defines rules for password strength, validity, and lockout.
Searching and viewing recorded video files.
Performing system operations like shutdown, restart, and default.
Accessing event logs and checking device health status.
Manages device firmware updates via FTP or USB.
Provides detailed specifications for NVR series variants.
Details specifications for various HVR models.
Lists main components and their disposal guidelines.
Outlines FCC compliance rules and conditions for the device.
Presents the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public License.
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