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Table Of Contents

Important information
Chapter 1 Product introduction
- Product overview
- Activate the admin password
Chapter 2 Physical installation
- Installation environment
- Unpacking the recorder and its accessories
- Back panel description
- HDD slots
- Rack mounting
Chapter 3 Getting started
- Power on the recorder
- The startup wizard
Chapter 4 Operating instructions
- Control the recorder
- Front panel description
- Access the web browser
- Web browser interface
Chapter 5 Live view
- Web browser live view
- Custom views
- Digital zoom
- Control a PTZ dome camera
Chapter 6 Playback functionality
- Overview of the playback view
- The playback control toolbar
- Display order of cameras on screen
- Play back by camera
- Synchronize play back across cameras
- Playback speed
- Digital zoom in playback
- Capture snapshots
- Create video clips
- Create bookmarks
Chapter 7 Searching files
- Advanced search video menu
- Search and play back recordings by time and video type
- Search and play back recordings by event
- Search bookmarked recordings
- Search snapshots
- Search event logs
Chapter 8 Archiving files
- Overview of archiving
- Auto archiving
- Export video recordings and snapshots via TruVision Navigator
- Using TruVision Player
- Watermarking
Chapter 9 Web browser configuration
- Windows operating system
- Access the web browser
- Configure the recorder via the browser
Chapter 10 Camera setup
- IP camera status
- Import and export IP camera configuration settings
- Camera recording settings
- Camera OSD
- Motion detection
- Privacy mask
- Camera tamper
- Text overlay
- Image settings
- V-stream encoding
- Object counting
- Video analytics
Chapter 11 Network settings
- Network settings
- PPPoE settings
- DDNS settings
- NTP server settings
- Email settings
- Configure an FTP server to store snapshots
- SNMP settings
- Add a network storage system
- UPnP settings
- HTTPS settings
- Network statistics
- Filter IP addresses
Chapter 12 Recording
- Recording schedule
- Manual recording
- Hot spare
Chapter 13 Alarm and event setup
- Set up alarm inputs
- Set up alarm outputs
- Manual trigger
- Buzzer settings
- Alarm notification
- Detect video loss
- Alarm host setup
- Intrusion integration alarm reporting
Chapter 14 Device management
- Time and date settings
- General recorder settings
- Configuration files
- Upgrade system firmware
- Holiday schedules
- Configure the RS-232 port
Chapter 15 Storage management
- HDD information
- Install HDDs
- Storage mode
- S.M.A.R.T. settings
- RAID settings
Chapter 16 User management
- Add a new user
- Customize a user’s access privileges
- Delete a user
- Modify a user
- Change the Administrator’s password
Chapter 17 System information
- View system information
Appendix A Specifications
Appendix B Port forwarding information
- Seeking further assistance
Appendix C TruVision Mac Safari browser plug-in v3.0
Appendix D Guidelines when using high camera count (>32 cameras)
- Introduction
- Hard drive configuration
- Network configuration
- Event recording triggers
Appendix E Default menu settings
Index

1BChapter 2: Physical installation

TruVision NVR 71 User Manual 9

• AC power cords

• Recorder

• Hard drive kits

• CD with software and manuals

• TruVision NVR 71 Quick Start Guide

• TruVision NVR 71 User Manual (on CD)

• TruVision Recorder Operator Guide (on CD)

Back panel description

The figure below shows the back panel connections and describes each connector on a typical

TVN 71 network video recorder. Details may vary for specific models.

Once all required connections are done, enter the relevant data in the setup wizard (see page

11).

Note: For every hardwired alarm input, connect one wire to the input connection with the alarm

number label and one wire to a Ground connection (labeled G).

Figure 2: TVN 71 back panel connections

Description Use

. SFP port (X4) Plug a small form-factor pluggable transceiver into the port in order to connect

fiber cables.(Optional)

. eSATA Connect an optional eSATA drive to extend the internal storage or to archive.

. RS-232 input Used by technical support.

See “Configure the RS-232 port” on page 95 for more information.