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General| Video Compression | H.264 |
|---|---|
| Channels | 4/8/16 |
| Remote Viewing | Yes |
| Mobile Support | Yes |
| Network Interface | RJ45 |
| Alarm Input/Output | 4/2 |
| Power Supply | DC 12V |
Instructions for powering on the N-Patrol DVR system and initial checks. Includes setup for compression cards.
Description of the main user interface window, including tips, full-screen mode, and recording status icons.
Overview of the 7 types of configurations available within the N-Patrol system setup.
Configuration settings for the DVR system, including channels, sensors, network, and boot mode.
Detailed settings for configuring individual cameras, including type, resolution, frame rate, and quality.
Configuration for sensor inputs, including activation, linkage, and alarm actions.
Setup for PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) control and alarm integration, including protocol and position.
Configuration for sending email notifications upon alarm events, including SMTP server details.
Setup for organizing cameras into groups for matrix video output and defining display modes.
Creating and managing user accounts, defining access rights, and setting passwords for system access.
Operations for viewing recorded video, including playback modes, channel selection, and file management.
Instructions to enter the playback window by clicking the playback button in the main window.
How to select a channel to view recorded data from the beginning of the current day.
Procedure to capture a displayed image, including inputting a file name and path.
Steps to create a clip file from recorded video, including selecting files and using playback controls.
Using the search images button to find and view captured pictures, with options to modify the image.
How to search for recorded data by date using the date panel and calendar interface.
Checking the status of cameras to see if they have recorded data, indicated by bright numbers.
Displaying all files for current cameras, with controls for playback, zoom, volume, and speed.
Instructions for launching the DVR Client software from a desktop shortcut and viewing the main window.
Description of the DVR Client's main interface, including tooltips and full-screen mode functionality.
Performing remote playback by selecting a server and accessing the playback user interface.
Locks keyboard and mouse to prevent unauthorized operation or exiting the program.
Minimizes the main window of the N-Patrol client.
Procedure to exit the N-Patrol client application, with a confirmation dialog box.
Accessing the setup menu for configuring the DVR client parameters.
Allows users to enter playback mode and search for recorded video/audio from the local host.
Configuring server parameters remotely, requiring appropriate user rights and video signal.
Opening the working log panel to view system events and activities.
Searching server logs remotely to view all connected server information.
Initiating a remote chat session with a connected server, requiring a sound card.
Changing the main screen display mode to different partitions like 1, 4, 9, 12, 16, 20, 25.
Displays day of the week, current date, time, and camera description.
Allows users to manually record any camera at any time, on or off.
Saving a still image of a selected camera in live mode to the hard disk for review.
Displaying group and camera information, with options to connect to preset groups.
Allows selection of a camera from a specified server.
Functionality for PTZ control, similar to the server's PTZ control.
Panel for adjusting color and audio settings, similar to the server's adjust panel.
Opens the DO panel to control DO devices connected to the server.
Configuring local recording mode, disk usage, and server connection parameters.
Setting up groups for cameras, defining parameters like server name, camera, and frame rate.
Setting up the recording schedule for cameras, including normal, sensor, motion, and no record modes.
Managing user accounts, setting passwords, and assigning rights for system access.
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