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CMT User Guide
3. Once the Remove Credentials process is complete, the following message will be
displayed:
4. Select ‘Yes’ to have CMT monitor the DVR to alert you when it has restarted. If you
click ‘Yes’ you’ll see a window like this:
Remove Credentials – Existing CMT DVR
If at any time it is necessary to removed all permissions dened to a DVR that is currently in CMT,
follow the procedures below:
1. Press the Removed Credentials button .
2, Once the process is complete, it is necessary to restore the existing CMT permissions to this
unit.
3, Go to the Update DVR Tab and Update the DVR. This will restore the system passwords.To
restore viewing user permissions you will need to Update again (see step 4).
4. Click on the Groups Tab and remove the DVR from a group then add it back to that group.
This will queue a transaction to the Update DVR Tab containing all viewing permissions for
this DVR. (You could also add it to a group that it was not a member of and then remove it,
this also queues a transaction on the Update DVR Tab. Send this transaction to the unit at
any time by clicking on the Update DVR(s) button to nish restoring your viewing permisions
the DVR.
Restore a Reformatted DVR
If a DVR were to require the hard drive to be reformatted for any reason, the following steps should
be followed in order to Restore the Conguration and ensure the Unit is once again recognized by
CMT.
Warning: These steps are only to be used in the scenario listed above and require a CMT
Administrator level of authority.
1. Consult the DVR Guide for procedures on reformatting the hard drive. After the unit is
reformatted, follow the steps below:
2. Once the Unit is back on-line, sign into CMT, click on the Firmware Tab, and upgrade the
rmware on this DVR to the correct version.