How to fix 'No Hard Disk' error on Swann DVR?
If you recently changed the hard drive in your Swann DVR, ensure it is plugged in properly. If the issue persists, the hard drive may be faulty. Try connecting another working hard drive to the DVR. If it still doesn’t work, it is suggested to call Swann Technical Support.
How to fix if I cannot login to my Swann DVR remotely using the Internet Explorer browser?
Ensure you have configured the IP, ActiveX, and USER SETUP correctly. Remember that the user password may differ from the admin password. The admin password is used to log in to the Swann DVR remotely.
What to do if my Swann DVR does not switch on?
Ensure the power supply (12V) is plugged into both the Swann DVR and the wall socket. Check the connections carefully. Try using a different power socket.
How to fix if I am not getting pictures from my cameras on Swann DVR?
Ensure the cameras are properly connected to the Swann DVR and their power supplies (usually about 12V). Verify the cables are not faulty by connecting the cameras directly to the DVR or to a TV (if you have the proper adapters).
How to fix one of the displays is not showing on my Swann DVR?
Ensure all cameras are set to ON in CAMERA SETUP. Check the integrity of your cables and connections. Verify the power supply to the camera. Try attaching another channel to the questionable input.
What to do if I cannot copy files off the Swann DVR?
Ensure the Swann DVR is connected to a USB flash drive and that the USB flash drive is formatted with a FAT32 file system. Some flash drives are incompatible with the DVR; in these cases, try using a different USB flash drive.
How to fix not seeing a mouse cursor on Swann DVR?
The Output Device probably needs to be changed. Press the “0” (zero) key on the remote control to swap primary output between the composite and VGA outputs.
General| Channels | 8 |
|---|---|
| Video Compression | H.264 |
| Remote Viewing | Yes |
| Backup Method | USB |
| Network Interface | Ethernet |
| Video Output | HDMI, VGA |
| Audio Output | 1 RCA |
| Remote Viewing App | SwannView Link |
| Motion Detection | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Power Supply | DC 12V |
| Hard Drive Capacity | 500GB |
| Recording Resolution Options | D1 |
| Audio Input | RCA |
| Alerts |
Highlights Ethernet and mobile support for remote access.
Crucial advice on handling the DVR to prevent damage or hazards.
Reiteration of default username and password advice for DVR security.
Allows configuration of recording schedules, quality, frame rate, and audio settings.
Enables configuration of motion detection for channels and sensitivity settings.
Allows selection of channels to be recorded or disabled, overriding other modes.
Explains how many frames per second (FPS) the DVR records, including real-time and manual settings.
Allows programming the DVR for continuous or automatic recording based on time or events.
Records only when an alarm function is triggered, such as motion detection.
Records constantly for a specified duration, ensuring nothing is missed.
Controls whether motion detection is enabled for a specific channel.
Adjusts the level of motion detection sensitivity, from least to most sensitive.
Allows setup of specific areas within the camera's view for motion detection.
Allows selection of network connection types: DHCP, STATIC, or PPPoE.
Guides on how to enable Universal Plug and Play for easier network configuration.
Allows searching for specific recordings by date and time.
Details requirements for USB flash drives and how to prepare them for use with the DVR.
Guides on how to install the MAC OS version of the playback software.
Provides access to hard drive information, formatting, and recording time estimates.
Covers configuration of the DVR's internal buzzer and auto-email alert settings.
Configures the communication protocol (e.g., Pelco-P, Pelco-D) for PTZ system interaction.
Details how to set the date, time, date format, and time format for accurate recording.
Emphasizes correct configuration of the DVR's network settings and the local network.
Explains UPnP as a shortcut for network setup and its requirements.
Details the necessary ports (Web, Media, Mobile) for DVR internet access.
Provides steps to access the DVR using Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Guides on configuring the DVR's network settings for mobile access.
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