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General| Video Input Channels | 8 |
|---|---|
| Video Output | HDMI, VGA |
| Compression Format | H.264 |
| Network Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Remote Access | Yes |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Hard Drive Size | 3.5 inch |
| Remote Viewing | Yes |
| Mobile App | SwannView Link |
| Motion Detection | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 55°C |
| Recording Resolution | 1080p |
| Hard Drive Capacity | Up to 6TB |
| Operating Power | 12V DC |
Ensures the equipment complies with FCC rules for digital devices and limits interference.
Legal notice regarding the prohibition of eavesdropping with the device, except for law enforcement.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating and installing the DVR.
Details default login credentials and strongly recommends changing them for privacy.
Access to all normal and motion event recordings with various playback modes.
Option to copy or backup video footage from the DVR to external storage.
Access information and settings related to the DVR's hard drive.
Configure recording options such as quality, resolution, and schedule.
Adjust and configure camera settings, including motion detection and privacy masks.
Configure network settings, time, date, and user accounts.
Access system information, logs, and firmware upgrade options.
Instructions for shutting down, rebooting, or logging out of the DVR.
Sets the language for the DVR's menus, alerts, and communications.
Configure the output resolution for the connected display.
Set the DVR's time zone to match your geographical location.
Manually set the DVR's system date and time if they are incorrect.
Option to enable or disable the automatic setup wizard on power-on.
Enables username and password authentication for DVR access.
Enable DVR to automatically adjust time for Daylight Saving Time.
Define the start and end dates for Daylight Saving Time application.
Set the time difference in minutes for the local time zone's DST.
Assign a name to the DVR for network registration purposes.
Set the inactivity time before returning to the live viewing screen.
Configure automatic IP address assignment via DHCP.
Set IPv4 Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway for static IP.
Configure preferred and alternate DNS servers for network resolution.
Unique identifier for accessing the DVR via SwannView Plus.
Enable PPPoE for direct connection via DSL modem.
Enter username and password for your DSL account provider.
Activate Dynamic DNS for remote access to the DVR.
Enter domain name, username, and password for DDNS account.
Use the 'Test' button to verify DDNS account details.
Enable Simple Network Management Protocol for network monitoring.
Configure read and write community strings for SNMP access.
Activate Universal Plug and Play for automatic network configuration.
Configure Server, HTTP, and RTSP ports for network services.
Specify the IP address of the IP-based alarm system host.
Set the port associated with the IP-based alarm system.
Confirms the DVR's video output ports (VGA/HDMI).
Select how multiple camera feeds are displayed on screen.
Configure dwell time for automatic channel switching in live view.
Enable audio output and configure event output displays.
Change the display order of connected cameras in the live view.
Choose the desired layout for viewing multiple camera feeds.
Control the start and stop of live video streams for cameras.
Select how the DVR reacts to various system exceptions.
Trigger for when the hard drive has no more available space.
Indicates issues with the DVR accessing its hard drive.
Detects and alerts when the DVR loses its internet connection.
Identifies when another device shares the same IP address.
Alerts when incorrect username or password attempts are made.
Configure audible warnings, CMS alerts, and email notifications for events.
Recommendation to enable password protection for the admin account.
Options to edit, delete, or add new user accounts.
Default playback mode for reviewing recorded video footage.
Search and play specific motion or event recordings.
Option to tag specific moments in video for easier searching.
Play video files directly from external storage devices.
Set mark-in and mark-out points to clip video for export.
Create default or customized tags to identify video content.
Edit or delete previously added tags for video segments.
Magnify specific areas of the video feed for detailed viewing.
Standard controls for playing, pausing, rewinding, and forwarding video.
Export normal recordings to USB storage, selecting channels and record types.
Select specific recording types (Normal, Motion, Manual, All) for export.
Define the start and end date/time for the footage to be exported.
Steps to export selected video files to USB storage.
Export motion events similarly to normal recordings.
Search for motion events and view their details for playback.
Understand the meaning of green, red, and yellow indicators for recording status.
Sets the DVR to record constantly, filling the hard drive quickly.
Recommended setting to record only when motion is detected.
Format the hard drive to prepare it for recording, erasing existing data.
Configure a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device for recording.
Process to format the hard drive, warning about data erasure.
Allocate specific storage space (quota) on the hard drive for each camera.
Select group mode to assign cameras to specific hard drives.
Set the maximum storage in gigabytes for each camera's recording.
Configure self-evaluation settings for hard drive health monitoring.
Enable detection of bad sectors on the installed hard drive.
Displays technical data used by support to detect hard drive faults.
DVR is set to motion detection recording by default for all cameras.
Visual 24/7 grid to set custom schedules, showing motion (yellow) and normal (blue).
Option to enable or disable the recording schedule feature.
Customize recording times and types (normal/motion) per camera.
Configure resolution and bitrate for main and substream video.
Define the type of data included in the camera stream (e.g., video only).
Select the resolution that the connected camera is capable of.
Set the number of frames per second (fps) for recording.
Adjust video quality to manage data usage and file size.
Record footage for a set duration before an event occurs.
Continue recording for a set duration after an event has occurred.
Set how long video footage is retained on the hard drive.
Enable recording over the oldest files on the hard drive.
Define periods with alternative recording modes for specific times.
Set holiday periods by date, week, or month.
Configure OSD elements like camera name, date, and time.
Set custom camera names and choose to display date and week.
Customize the format for displaying date and time.
Adjust OSD display mode (transparent/flashing) and font size.
Configure settings for connected PTZ cameras, matching camera specifications.
Save specific camera focus positions as presets and recall them.
Set up automated camera movements using saved presets.
Save specific camera angles and focus points as presets.
Recall previously saved PTZ camera positions.
Create automated patrol routes using saved PTZ presets.
Configure specific areas within camera view for motion detection.
Adjust the sensitivity level for detecting motion.
Activate or deactivate motion detection for selected cameras.
Define actions upon motion detection (e.g., alerts, recording).
Tips for optimizing motion detection settings and minimizing false triggers.
Using email or app alerts for critical events during specific times.
Guidance on placing cameras for the best view and detail.
Factors affecting image quality like lighting, zoom, and lens cleanliness.
Obscure specific areas in the camera's view for privacy or to reduce false triggers.
Draw and select areas on the camera feed to be masked.
Activate the privacy mask feature for selected cameras.
Option to clear all defined privacy mask areas for a camera.
Detect if the camera's view is covered or if the signal is tampered with.
Activate the feature to detect tampering with the camera's video signal.
Define actions to take when video tampering is detected.
Adjust the sensitivity level for detecting tampering.
Detects when the DVR loses an active video signal from a camera.
Activate the alarm that triggers when video signal is lost.
Define actions to take when a video signal loss is detected.
Contact information for warranty support in USA, Australia, and UK.
Details product warranty period, limitations, and exclusions.
Email address for technical assistance.
Toll-free phone numbers for USA support and parts/warranty.
Support phone numbers for Australia and New Zealand.
Phone number for technical support in the United Kingdom.
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