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ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
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ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
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ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
Advanced Configuration
If you’re reading this page, it means that either:
• You’ve got the NVR set up, but it’s standard recording
program isn’t for you. Fair enough - we cater to all
requirements here.
• You’re interested in what other options and capabilities
the NVR has. Excellent - the answer is “a lot”.
• Everything works except just that one thing that isn’t
right but you don’t know where the option is. Darn. We’ll
try and get you fixed up by the end of this page.
There are some sections of Advanced Configuration that we
think are of benefit for most NVR owners to know about - in
particular, the Alarm settings and the Email Configuration of
the NVR.
By Default...
• The NVR has motion recording enabled on every channel,
configured to operate at an average level of sensitivity.
• To be a little more likely to record an border-line motion
event than not (we think it’s better to get a false trigger
than miss an event).
• To record video each time it detects a motion event, but
not notify you via email (all events will be listed in the log).
To alter the NVR’s default behavior, you’ll need to change some
of the advanced settings.
You can do this by using either the NVR’s built-in interface or
SwannView Link PC software (as detailed, see “SwannView
Link: Device Settings” on page 51
Quick Reference
Some of the more common reasons to have a look in the
Advanced Configuration include:
Configuring the IP Cameras
If you want the NVR to display your IP cameras in a particular
order or you’ve bought extra cameras and want to add them
to your NVR display or you’d like to remove cameras from
your NVR display, then you’ll need to look at:
• “IP Channel” on page 23
Altering the Recording Schedule
The recording schedule is one of the most important things to
get right when configuring the NVR. More information about
the schedule can be found at:
• “Recording: Schedule” on page 28
Configuring the Auto-Email Functions
If you want the NVR to notify you via email when it detects a
motion event, then you’ll need to configure:
• “Network: Advanced: Email Settings” on page 36
• “Alarm: Motion Detection - Action” on page 41
• “Alarm: Motion Detection Notes” on page 40
Altering the Motion Detection Settings
If you want to change the way the NVR handles motion, then
you’ll need to look at:
• “Alarm: Motion” on page 38
• “Alarm: Motion Detection Configuration” on page 39
IP Channel
Ch: The channel number that the camera is connected to.
Name: Shows the name of the camera associated with the
channel.
IP Address: The IP address assigned to the camera.
MAC Address: The Media Access Control address. This is a
unique code which nothing else should share.
Status: Whether the camera is Previewing (it’s up and running,
and you can see it displayed on Live View) or Offline.
The Edit Screen
To scan for cameras:
• Click the Scan button to generate a list of all cameras that
your NVR can detect.
To add cameras:
• From the Channel drop-down list, select an available
channel to which you want to assign a camera. A channel
is available if its associated IP Address box is blank. You
can also check out the Channel column in the detected
camera list window on the top half of the screen - if a
camera’s been assigned to a channel, the associated
channel number will be shown which means this channel
has been taken up.
• Then, select a camera from the detected camera list
window, that you want added to the channel. When
you’re finished, click the Apply button to save the new
configuration. Note: The NVR auto-populates the
username and password fields with camera defaults.
• Note: A camera that has already been assigned to a
channel cannot be added again to another channel
because the NVR does not allow identical channels to
be displayed. If there is a particular channel in which
you want to display a camera, you will have to delete this
camera from it’s existing channel first.
To delete cameras:
• From the Channel drop-down list, select a channel that’s
currently associated to a camera.
• Click the IP Address box. Using the virtual keyboard, click
until the IP address box is blank and then click
.
• When you’re finished, click the Apply button to save
the new configuration. Click the Scan button to refresh
the camera list window. You will notice in the Channel
column that the channel associated to the deleted camera
appears as None (see picture on the right).
The IP Channel menu enables you to view specific information
about cameras that are currently connected to your NVR such
as channel number, IP address and status.
On the IP Channel: Edit screen, you can also:
• scan for cameras that the NVR is able to detect - both
directly connected as well as those on the same network
(i.e., same router) as the NVR. Note: Cameras on the same
network must be compatible with the NVR.
• add cameras to any available channels,
• delete cameras from their existing channels..
Auto-adding?
Swann Camera Default Account Configuration
This option is enabled by default,. Your NVR will
automatically display video from cameras it has detected.
If you intend to manually add or delete cameras on your
NVR Live View display, you must de-select this option.
Make sure you click the Apply button to save the change.
Username:
admin Password: 12345
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