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Video Input | 4 channels |
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Audio Input | 4 channels |
Audio Output | 1 channel |
Video Compression | H.264 |
Mobile Support | iOS, Android |
Motion Detection | Supported |
Alarm Input/Output | 4/1 |
Operating Temperature | -10°C to +55°C |
Video Output | HDMI, VGA |
Hard Drive Support | 1 x SATA HDD (up to 6TB) |
Network Interface | RJ45 10/100 Mbps |
USB Interface | 2 USB 2.0 |
Remote Viewing | Supported via software |
Details FCC compliance and conditions for digital devices.
Explains CE marking and compliance with EU directives.
Lists general features like network connectivity, video compression, and quality.
Details features for live view, output options, and alarm functions.
Describes HDD connectivity and management capabilities.
Covers scheduling, types, and playback features.
Explains how to export video data and manage backup devices.
Covers alarm triggers, responses, and notifications.
Includes user management, config export, network protocols, and remote access.
Mentions SDK availability for development.
Introduces the device and its components.
Covers initial setup and basic configuration steps.
Guides through initial device setup using a wizard and basic configuration.
Walkthrough for essential device setup using a wizard.
Explains menu navigation and steps to add/configure IP cameras.
Details for configuring connected IP cameras and managing their settings.
Features for viewing live video feeds.
Explains the live view function and its icons.
Various operations possible within the live view interface.
Customizing live view display options.
Process for logging out of the system.
Features for controlling PTZ cameras.
How to configure PTZ camera parameters.
Setting up camera movement presets, patrols, and patterns.
Detailed steps for setting and activating camera movement sequences.
Describes the toolbar for PTZ control.
Settings for device recording parameters.
How to define stream type, resolution, and bitrate.
Setting up automatic recording schedules.
Configuring recording based on motion detection.
Manual recording configuration.
Special recording schedules for holidays.
Setting up redundant recording for data safety.
Grouping HDDs for recording management.
Protecting recorded files from overwriting.
Features for playing back recorded video files.
Methods for playing back recorded files by channel, time, event, tag, or log.
Additional playback features like frame-by-frame, smart search, digital zoom, and reverse playback.
Procedures for backing up data.
Steps to back up recorded video files using normal search, event search, or clips.
Managing connected backup storage devices like USB drives and writers.
Configuring alarm detection and response.
Setting up motion detection parameters.
Detecting and responding to video loss.
Detecting and responding to video tampering.
Managing various system exceptions.
Defining actions for alarms like full screen monitoring, audible warning, and email alerts.
Configuring network parameters for device operation.
Basic network setup like IP, DNS, and NIC type.
Advanced network configurations.
Setting up PPPoE for internet access.
Configuring Cloud P2P or DDNS for remote access.
Setting up Network Time Protocol for accurate time.
Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol.
Configuring Network Address Translation (NAT) and UPnP.
Setting up a remote host for alarm notifications.
Configuring multicast for streaming.
Configuring Real Time Streaming Protocol.
Setting server and HTTP port numbers.
Configuring secure HTTPS connections.
Setting up email notifications for events.
Tools for network diagnostics.
Testing network performance.
Viewing current network status.
Viewing network traffic statistics.
Managing hard disk drives for storage.
Preparing new HDDs for use.
Adding and managing NAS or IP SAN storage.
Organizing HDDs into groups.
Configuring HDD group assignments.
Setting HDD properties like R/W or Redundancy.
Allocating storage quota per camera.
Viewing the status of installed HDDs.
Checking HDD self-monitoring data.
Scanning for bad sectors on HDDs.
Setting alarms for HDD errors (Uninitialized or Abnormal status).
Configuring camera-specific settings.
Setting up on-screen display elements.
Masking specific areas of the camera view.
Adjusting camera image parameters.
Diagnosing and alerting on poor video quality.
Managing and maintaining the device.
Viewing system details like device, camera, record, network, and HDD information.
Searching and exporting system log files.
Backing up and restoring device configuration.
Updating device firmware.
Resetting the device to factory default settings.
Miscellaneous settings and configurations.
General system settings.
Daylight Saving Time settings.
Additional advanced settings.
Managing user accounts.
Process to create new user accounts.
Process to remove existing user accounts.
Modifying user account details.
Changing the administrator's password.