User Manual

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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

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Chapter 10

Camera setup

Use the “Camera Setup” menu to configure IP cameras. You can also configure the camera

OSD, snapshots, recording settings, motion detection, privacy masking, camera tampering,

PTZ configurations and V-stream settings.

The camera configuration settings are saved on the recorder.

Supported IP cameras

The recorder supports the following IP cameras:

 TruVision IP cameras with a maximum resolution of 8 MPX (4K)

 Onvif IP cameras

 Axis IP cameras

Please refer to the full IP camera compatibility chart for the latest validated IP camera models

for TVN 71.

You can also add IP cameras that support RTSP streaming. See “RTSP Service Port” on page

121 for more information.

IP camera status

The IP camera status menu allows you to add, edit, and remove cameras to the recorder as

well as update the cameras’ firmware.