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General| Model | FS-8500 |
|---|---|
| DVR Channels | 8 |
| Camera Resolution | 1080p |
| Storage Type | HDD |
| Hard Drive Size | 1TB |
| Camera Type | Bullet |
| Weather Resistance | IP66 |
| Night Vision | Yes |
| Remote Viewing | Yes |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50°C |
| Type | Security System |
| Dimensions | Varies by component |
| Weight | Varies by component |
Explains how the equipment complies with FCC regulations for radio frequency interference.
Warns users about potential voiding of authority due to unauthorized modifications.
Lists the key functionalities and capabilities of the DVR system.
Details the front panel controls and indicators of the DVR.
Details the rear panel connections and ports of the DVR.
Explains the functions of the remote control buttons.
Describes how to use the mouse for system navigation and control.
Guides on connecting the DVR to a display device using BNC to RCA.
Instructions for connecting the DVR and cameras to a power source.
Details on connecting the surveillance cameras to the DVR system.
Describes the system boot-up and initialization process.
Overview of the DVR's main interface and navigation.
Visual overview of the main menu structure and options.
Detailed explanation of accessing and navigating the main menu.
How to configure camera display, position, and color settings.
Configuration options for recording mode, resolution, and schedule.
Steps to configure network settings for local network access.
Guide to set up network for remote access via modem.
Instructions for remote access configuration via router/firewall.
How to search and playback recorded video files.
Procedure for backing up recorded video files to USB.
Information on backup file format and storage.
Steps to convert recorded H.264 files to AVI format.
Manage device settings like HDD, Alarm, PTZ, Mobile, and Motion.
How to format and manage the Hard Disk Drive.
Configure alarm settings for motion, video loss, and HDD loss.
Settings for Pan-Tilt-Zoom camera control.
Settings for mobile device access and monitoring.
Detailed guide for accessing DVR via mobile phones (Windows, Symbian, iPhone).
Configure motion detection sensitivity and area settings.
Configure system settings like Date/Time, Password, Video, Language.
How to set the system date, time, format, and time zone.
Set up user and administrator passwords for system security.
Configure video output resolution and system format (PAL/NTSC).
Set the default system language for the DVR interface.
View system information like device type, software version, MAC address.
Reset defaults, update firmware, and set system auto-maintenance.
Access the video search menu to find and playback recordings.
Control PTZ camera movement, zoom, focus, and iris.
Configure and manage the PTZ camera's auto-cruise function.
Manually start the recording process for the DVR.
Manually stop the ongoing recording process.
Initiate the PTZ camera's cruising function.
Steps to log in and access the remote viewing software.
Overview of the Net-Viewer software's main interface.
Explanation of Net-Viewer menu options: Live, Replay, Setup, Logout.
Displays live video feeds after logging into Net-Viewer.
Allows remote playback of recorded video files.
Configure recording, alarm, PTZ, network, and system settings remotely.
Steps to log out of the Net-Viewer system.
Remotely control PTZ camera functions like direction, zoom, focus.
Controls for live display, capture, recording, channel, and volume.
Backup recorded video files from the DVR to a PC remotely.
Instructions for playing backup files in multi-format players.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the product warranty.
Procedure for obtaining warranty service and product returns.
Online resources for product support, manuals, and FAQs.
Contact email for customer service and technical support.
Contact phone numbers for customer service and technical support.
Information on professional installation services for the system.
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