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General| Channels | 16 |
|---|---|
| Hard Drive Capacity | Up to 6TB |
| Compression | H.264 |
| Operating System | Embedded Linux |
| Mobile Access | Yes |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
Read this manual before installing or using the Vista Quantum DVR for safety.
Ensure the DVR is installed in a level, secure, and adequately ventilated position.
Default password for front panel access and menu entry.
Default logon details (User ID, Password) for the viewer software.
Configures global recording settings like watermarking, HDD overwrite, and quality.
Configures continuous recording settings (resolution, FPS) for each camera.
Sets up alarm recording quality, FPS, and audio, and links alarms to PTZ presets.
Configures motion detection recording parameters including sensitivity and detection grid.
Sets recording times for specific hours of the week, globally or per channel.
Defines the order of recording methods (e.g., Schedule, Alarm) to customize site requirements.
Manages hard disk formatting and health monitoring.
Formats the drive for new installations or to wipe existing data.
Monitors hard disk health, including read/write errors and temperature.
Manages user accounts, passwords, and rights for operators.
Configures user levels, passwords, and specific access rights for operators.
Details the procedure for upgrading the DVR firmware via USB or CD/DVD.
Configures PTZ camera protocols (Vista Coax, Pelco) and baud rates.
Sets up the DVR to accept keyboard controllers (VKBD3im/VKBD4) and RS485 addresses.
Explains Dynamic DNS service for remote access without a static IP address.
Configures IP address, gateway, subnet mask, DVR port, and web server port.
Sets up email addresses to receive event notifications for video loss, alarms, or motion.
Configures SMTP settings (IP, domain, port) for sending emails over a LAN.
Searches recorded video by specifying a date and time.
Searches recorded video based on event types like Alarm, Motion, or Audio.
Provides a graphical calendar view to find recorded video by day.
Allows editing and retrieving bookmarked points in recorded video files.
Selects the destination for archiving: internal CD/DVD-R or USB port.
Details the process of entering IP, Port, ID, and Password to connect to the DVR.
Allows searching for recorded video by selecting specific date and time parameters.
Searches recorded video based on event types like Alarm, Motion, or Audio.
Archives video by selecting start/end dates and times.
Archives specific events by selecting event type and individual events.
Archives video by selecting a date and then a specific time range.
Plays back downloaded video files from the PC using the viewer software.
Configures watermarking, HDD overwrite, quality, and alarm mode settings.
Sets resolution, record rate, and audio for each camera in normal recording mode.
Configures alarm recording resolution, rate, and audio, similar to normal recording.
Configures motion recording resolution, rate, and audio, adding sensitivity and region setup.
Adjusts motion detection sensitivity per camera for optimal performance.
Defines the motion detection grid for each camera, allowing customization of active areas.
Sets a weekly timetable for recording in hourly blocks.
Configures recording based on audio detection and sets audio sensitivity.
Sets the resolution and length of recording, adjusting the rate automatically.
Selects the required resolution for each camera in duration settings.
Selects whether the camera is connected to the DVR for duration settings.
Selects if audio is being recorded for each channel in duration settings.
Sets the number of days the DVR should record for in duration mode.
Manages user accounts, passwords, and rights for Administrator, Manager, and Users.
Sets automatic logout timers for inactivity on front panel or client viewer.
Requires a password to access the Archive Log.
Sets the DVR to delete recordings older than a specified number of days.
Sets the baud rate for each PTZ camera (e.g., 2400, 9600, 19200 bps).
Allocates an RS485 ID (1-255) for each keyboard.
Associates an RS485 protocol (e.g., GSC-1000, Vista-KBD) with each keyboard.
Searches downloaded footage by selecting a day from a calendar.
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