Why is the time display not correct on my Q-See DVR?
If the time display is not correct on your Q-See DVR, correct the setup. Replace the battery if the contact is poor or the voltage is too low. If the issue persists, replace the crystal.
Why doesn't the motion detection function work on my Q-See DVR?
If the motion detection function does not work on your Q-See DVR, adjust the period setup. Adjust the motion detection zone setup. Increase the sensitivity.
Why can't I log in client-end or web on my Q-See DVR?
If you cannot log in to the client-end or web interface of your Q-See DVR, update your system to Windows XP or later if you are using Windows 98 or ME. Enable ActiveX control. Upgrade your video card driver. Check your network connection and review the network setup. Verify that the password or user name is correct.
Why is there only mosaic no video when previewing or playing back video file remotely on my Q-See DVR?
If there is only mosaic and no video when previewing or playing back video files remotely on your Q-See DVR, ensure sufficient network bandwidth. Check your computer resources. Avoid using multiple-cast group setup. Review privacy mask or channel protection setup. Check user monitoring rights. Check local video output quality.
Safety precautions to prevent product damage or injury before installation or use.
Details various ports like DC 12V, Network, Video In, HDMI, USB, VGA, RS232, Audio, Alarm Block, and eSATA.
Introduces the search window and controls for finding, playing, and locking recorded videos.
Adjusts video image settings, stream types, naming, channel type, and recording schedules.
Sets DVR actions for motion, tampering, video loss, external alarms, and abnormalities.
Configures TCP/IP, ports, PPPOE, DDNS, UPNP, email, and FTP for network connectivity.
Manages user accounts, permissions, and security settings for DVR access.
Lists common DVR problems, their causes, and potential solutions.
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