Why is my external HDD not recognized by Samsung Network Hardware?
If you've connected an external storage device (external eSATA HDD) to your Samsung NVR, but it's not being recognized, consult the compatibility list of external storage devices to verify if the connected device is supported by the NVR. Contact the retailer where you purchased the NVR for the compatibility list.
Why some channels do not display videos on my Samsung DVR?
If your Samsung DVR video input is connected but some channels aren't showing video, first ensure the camera has power. Then, check the video output by connecting to the camera's webviewer. Verify that the network port is properly connected and the network settings are correct. If you're still experiencing issues, try replacing the hub connected to your network with one that supports Gigabit communication. Also, examine the settings in the tab of the Web Viewer, and ensure the network bandwidth isn't set too low, as this can prevent proper video display.
How to troubleshoot camera connection issues with Samsung SRN-1000?
If the camera is not connected or the PC fails to connect to the Samsung Network Hardware, first check if the network cable is properly connected. Also, ensure that you have configured the settings in – . Verify the IP settings of both the PC and the camera. You can also perform a Ping Test to diagnose the connection. Finally, check for any other devices on the network that might be using the same IP address.
What to do if my Samsung SRN-1000 Network Hardware doesn't turn on?
If your Samsung Network Hardware system does not turn on and the front panel indicator is not working, verify that the power supply system is properly connected. Check the system's input voltage from the power source. If the problem continues, inspect the power supplier and replace it if necessary. Also, check inside the system to ensure that all cables are properly connected.
Why are some video channels not displaying on my Samsung Network Hardware?
If video input is connected to your Samsung Network Hardware, but some channels aren't displaying videos, check the camera's power supply first. Next, check the video output by connecting to the camera's web viewer. Ensure the network port is properly connected and the network settings are correctly configured. If issues persist, replace the hub connected to your network with one that supports Gigabit communication. Also, in the Web Viewer, check the item in the tab, because if the network bandwidth is set too low, video might not display correctly.
How to exit full screen mode on Samsung SRN-1000 WebViewer?
If you press the ESC key in full screen mode of the WebViewer on your Samsung Network Hardware, and the system does not switch to a normal split mode, press the ALT+TAB keys to select ‘ACTIVE MOVIE’ and press the ESC key again. The system will then switch to a normal split mode.
Why is the recording frame rate different from the camera settings on Samsung SRN-1000 Network Hardware?
If the frame rate of the actual recording on your Samsung Network Hardware does not match that of configured to the camera, and multiple profiles were applied to one camera for video transmission, the actual video stream can be serviced by the camera at a lower frame rate than specified. Configure your camera to use one profile for data streaming as possible. Note that the allowed limit bitrate for recording / recording settings should be set to be bigger values than that of the camera’s feed.
Why is my new HDD not recognized by Samsung SRN-1000 Network Hardware?
If you installed an additional HDD on the NVR of your Samsung Network Hardware, but it is not recognized, consult the compatibility list to verify if the additional HDD is supported by the NVR. For the compatibility list, contact the retailer where you purchased the NVR.
What to do if I cannot stop the alarm on Samsung SRN-1000 Network Hardware?
If you cannot stop the alarm by pressing the button on the Web Viewer of your Samsung Network Hardware due to continuing alarm events, modify the setup in the tab of the Web Viewer. To stop the alarm sound, go to Event Recording Mode – Alarm (camera event/video loss) – Delete the Alarm Out. To stop the event recording, go to Event Recording Mode – Alarm (camera event/video loss) - Turn off the mode.
Why is PTZ control not working on my Samsung Network Hardware?
If you experience no response when controlling PTZ in the live viewer of your Samsung Network Hardware, check if the registered camera supports the PTZ function.
Essential guidelines for safe operation and handling of the NVR.
Critical warnings about battery handling and potential hazards.
Recommendations for securing the NVR via password management.
Lists the main functionalities and capabilities of the NVR.
Details supported resolutions and network protocols (ONVIF, RTSP).
Identifies and describes the front panel controls and indicators.
Identifies and describes rear panel ports (Ground, eSATA, Network, Alarm, Power).
Procedures for verifying the installation environment and temperature limits.
Procedures and crucial cautions for installing additional HDDs.
Step-by-step guide for installing multiple HDDs into the NVR.
Detailed guide for connecting an external eSATA HDD to the NVR.
Guidance on establishing network connections via Ethernet and router.
Guide to using IP Installer for device discovery and network settings.
Step-by-step guide for manual static IP configuration.
Guide to configuring port range forwarding on a broadband router.
Introduces the Web Viewer and its remote monitoring capabilities.
Steps for accessing the NVR through the Web Viewer interface.
Explains status icons and how to handle error messages.
Detailed process for registering network cameras in the NVR.
General guide on managing connected network cameras.
Detailed instructions for controlling PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) features.
Overview of system settings including Date/Time, Language, and Permissions.
Setting up user roles and access permissions for NVR functions.
Creating, managing, and assigning permissions to user groups.
Adding new users and editing or deleting existing user information.
Detailed steps for upgrading the NVR's software.
Procedures for registering network cameras to the NVR.
Step-by-step guide for automatically discovering and registering cameras.
Detailed process for manually searching and registering cameras.
How to adjust video settings like resolution, quality, and bitrate for cameras.
Set up alarms for HDD defects like check, replace, and duration.
Configure scheduled recordings by selecting dates and times.
Configure resolution, IPS, quality, and recording modes (Standard/Event).
Configure video profiles for network cameras to make recordings.
Configure settings for event recordings, sensor, and camera events.
Set NVR response to camera events like motion detection and video analysis.
Configure network settings for remote monitoring and event notifications.
Details on setting protocol types, ports, and multicast options.
Configure Dynamic DNS settings for remote network access.
Details on using 802.1x for network authentication and certificate installation.
Configure network profiles for transferring live video streams.
Details on network interface, protocols, DDNS, and security features.
Details on how to reset the system to its factory default configurations.
Solutions for power, video display, recording, and cursor issues.
Steps to resolve issues with alarm stopping, PTZ control, and screen brightness.
Addresses issues with HDD recognition and the search mode time bar.
Solutions for error indicators (NO HDD, LEDs) and forgotten passwords.
Solutions for problems with recording frame rates and image quality.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues where recording is not working.
Essential guidelines for safe operation and handling of the NVR.
Critical warnings about battery handling and potential hazards.
Recommendations for securing the NVR via password management.
Lists the main functionalities and capabilities of the NVR.
Details supported resolutions and network protocols (ONVIF, RTSP).
Identifies and describes the front panel controls and indicators.
Identifies and describes rear panel ports (Ground, eSATA, Network, Alarm, Power).
Procedures for verifying the installation environment and temperature limits.
Procedures and crucial cautions for installing additional HDDs.
Step-by-step guide for installing multiple HDDs into the NVR.
Detailed guide for connecting an external eSATA HDD to the NVR.
Guidance on establishing network connections via Ethernet and router.
Guide to using IP Installer for device discovery and network settings.
Step-by-step guide for manual static IP configuration.
Guide to configuring port range forwarding on a broadband router.
Introduces the Web Viewer and its remote monitoring capabilities.
Steps for accessing the NVR through the Web Viewer interface.
Explains status icons and how to handle error messages.
Detailed process for registering network cameras in the NVR.
General guide on managing connected network cameras.
Detailed instructions for controlling PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) features.
Overview of system settings including Date/Time, Language, and Permissions.
Setting up user roles and access permissions for NVR functions.
Creating, managing, and assigning permissions to user groups.
Adding new users and editing or deleting existing user information.
Detailed steps for upgrading the NVR's software.
Procedures for registering network cameras to the NVR.
Step-by-step guide for automatically discovering and registering cameras.
Detailed process for manually searching and registering cameras.
How to adjust video settings like resolution, quality, and bitrate for cameras.
Set up alarms for HDD defects like check, replace, and duration.
Configure scheduled recordings by selecting dates and times.
Configure resolution, IPS, quality, and recording modes (Standard/Event).
Configure video profiles for network cameras to make recordings.
Configure settings for event recordings, sensor, and camera events.
Set NVR response to camera events like motion detection and video analysis.
Configure network settings for remote monitoring and event notifications.
Details on setting protocol types, ports, and multicast options.
Configure Dynamic DNS settings for remote network access.
Details on using 802.1x for network authentication and certificate installation.
Configure network profiles for transferring live video streams.
Details on network interface, protocols, DDNS, and security features.
Details on how to reset the system to its factory default configurations.
Solutions for power, video display, recording, and cursor issues.
Steps to resolve issues with alarm stopping, PTZ control, and screen brightness.
Addresses issues with HDD recognition and the search mode time bar.
Solutions for error indicators (NO HDD, LEDs) and forgotten passwords.
Solutions for problems with recording frame rates and image quality.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues where recording is not working.
General| Maximum Number of Cameras Supported | 16 |
|---|---|
| USB Ports | 2 x USB 2.0 |
| Operating System | Embedded Linux |
| ONVIF Support | Yes |
| Type | NVR |
| Channels | 16 |
| Compression | H.264, MJPEG |
| Video Output | HDMI, VGA |
| Audio Input/Output | 1/1 |
| Network Interface | 1x RJ-45 (10/100/1000Mbps) |
| Power Consumption | 40W |
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