QT ANALOG HD CAMERA & DVR BUNDLE QUICK START GUIDE ENGLISH
Table of Contents Welcome What’s Included.................................................................3 Understanding your DVR...................................................4 Get Connected Registration.......................................................................5 Connect Your Cameras.....................................................5 Connect DVR to Display....................................................7 Connect Mouse.................................................................
What’s Included Cameras Number of cameras included vary by system Camera Cables 60 feet of BNC cable per camera Power Supplies Your system will include one of the options below A DVR Mouse CVBS/Spot Out Adapter DVR Cables HDMI Cable Network (Ethernet) Cable B Power Splitters Number of splitters included vary by system SATA Cable Not included with every system 3
Understanding Your DVR: Rear Panel NOTE: Connections on the back of your system may vary based on your model. IMPORTANT: Go through all of the steps to setup and test your system before mounting any cameras or hardware. Always visit www.q-see.com/support to find the most recent guides and up-to-date support for your Q-See products.
Get Connected Step 1: Registration Before installing, please register your device on the Q-See Support Portal at www.q-see.com/register to receive critical updates and support for your system. Registering will also help us to assist you with any technical or warranty issues if ever necessary. Step 2: Connect Your Cameras A. Plug the (camera only) BNC connector and power cable into the camera. Twist and lock the end of the BNC cable to secure the connection.
B. Connect the (DVR only) BNC connector into the back of the DVR as shown in the image. Twist and lock each end of the BNC cable to secure the connections. 6 C. Connect the (DVR only) power cable into one of the available ends of the four way splitter as shown below.
D. Connect the female end of the power splitter into the adapter as shown in the image below: Step 3: Connect DVR to Display There are two options to connect the DVR to a display. Option A: HDMI A1. Plug the included HDMI cable into the DVR’s HDMI port. A2. Connect the other end of the HDMI cable to the monitor or TV. A3. Plug the monitor or TV into a surge protector. NOTE: Repeat the Steps A through D for each camera.
Option B: VGA Monitor B1. Plug a VGA cable (not included) into the DVR’s VGA port. VGA might not support full high definition output. B2. Connect the other end of the VGA cable to the monitor. A 19” monitor or larger with 1280 x 1024 resolution is highly recommended. B3. Plug the monitor into a surge protector. 19” Monitor or Larger NOTE: If your display does not have HDMI or VGA ports, use the included CVBS/Spot out adapter (BNC to RCA). Using this adapter will not support an HD signal.
Step 5: Connect to the Router A. Plug the included Network (Ethernet) cable into the Network (LAN) port on the back of the DVR. B. Connect the other end of the cable to an open port on your router (not included). You will hear a click when the cable is properly connected. Step 6: Powering Up the DVR & Cameras A. Plug the DVR power supply cord into the DC Port on the back of the DVR. B. Plug the DVR power supply or power adapter into a surge protector (not included).
C. Plug the camera power supply into a surge protector. NOTE: The camera will make a faint clicking sound when the power is activated. Step 7: Startup Wizard In order to effectively use the search functions and maintain accurate recordings, you must complete the Startup Wizard. To prevent the wizard from appearing after each reboot, uncheck Enable wizard next time. Click on Wizard Setup to begin. D. Turn on the DVR’s power switch (if present).
A. Set your desired language in the first window: B. Create a security question in case you forget your password by clicking Edit Security Question in the window below. If the option to Edit Security Question is not visible, go to www.q-see.com/support and search for answer ID 2894. NOTE: If you change the language from English to any other, the system will restart.
C. Create a new password for the Admin User account. D. Set the current Date and Time. Click Next to proceed to the Network Setup. Please write down your new password in the space provided below: Username: admin Password: NOTE: Password is case sensitive. 12 NOTE: If you will be connecting the DVR to the internet, enabling Time server allows the DVR to check a network server in order to maintain accurate time.
E. If the connection is successful, it will display your LAN (Local Area Network) address. Click OK to continue. Step 8: Setting Up the QT View Mobile App Download our free QT View mobile app to your mobile device, available for both Android and iOS. If the attempt is unsuccessful, your LAN address will not appear. Ensure that your DVR is properly connected to your network/router before clicking on Previous to try again. Please refer to the Troubleshooting section on page 30 if this problem persists.
To view your cameras on your mobile device, you will need to add your DVR to the QT View Mobile App. B. Scan the QR code displayed on the label on top of your DVR with your mobile device. A. Launch the QT View Mobile App, you may skip any tutorials. Select the QR Code Scanner. NOTE: All screenshots shown are from Android. The app may show “Preview” in place of “Play” button on iOS devices. Select Skip to bypass the demo screens. You can also proceed by swiping the screen to view each slide.
C. Once scanned, the App will return to the Login screen. The DVR’s ID will appear in the SN (Serial Number) section. Enter the password for your DVR and select Play. If you did not change the password in Step 8C, the default login credentials are: Username: admin Password: 123456 D. You have now successfully connected to your cameras. NOTE: If this is your first time connecting to the DVR, you will be shown a brief demo.
QT View On Your Computer 2. Go to www.QTView.com and click on the ... menu in the upper right corner and select Open with Internet Explorer from the drop down menu. You can access your DVR over the internet on a computer through your browser or, for Windows users, through the QT View desktop application. Using QT View in a Windows Browser Use Internet Explorer for the best QT View experience possible, but you can also use the IE Tab Plugin available for Chrome or Firefox. 1.
4. If www.QTView.com does not load properly, or the screen remains blank after loading, enter the address www.qtview.com/sso.htm in the address bar. 5. Enter the Serial Number, Username, and Password for your system and click Login. NOTE: The serial number is located on the label on top of your DVR. 6. You will be prompted to install a plugin. Click Here to download the plugin. 7. The prompt for the download will appear at the bottom of your browser. Click Run.
8. Once the plugin has been installed, click Refresh or press F5 on your keyboard. Using QT View on a Mac With Safari Safari is the only supported browser on OS X. 1. Open the Safari browser and go to www.QTView.com. 9. Access to your cameras will automatically appear once the page reloads. 2. Enter the Serial Number, Username, and Password for your system and click Login. NOTE: The serial number is located on the label on top of your DVR.
3. You will be prompted to install a plugin. Click Here to download the plugin. 5. An installation window for NVMS9000 will appear. Click Continue to proceed and then click Install. 4. The plugin will appear in the “Downloads” of your browser. Click the Downloads button. Double-click NVMS9000.pkg to begin the installation. NOTE: If you see a message that the file is from an unidentified developer, click OK and refer to answer ID 2634 at www.q-see.
7. Once the installation is successful, click Close. 9. Open the Safari browser again and go to www.QTView.com. 10. Enter the Serial Number, Username, and Password for your system and click Login. 8. Safari must be restarted before proceeding. Click Safari in the Menu Bar. Click Quit Safari.
11. A prompt to trust NVMS9000 Plug-in will appear. Click Trust. 12. Wait a moment for the connection to your recorder to be established and for the camera feed to appear. Click Main Stream to view in High Quality. Viewing your cameras in high quality will require a fast data connection and will result in higher data usage. 13. Please be patient while the stream refreshes.
Using the QT View Windows Desktop App 1. Go to www.QTView.com and click the link below the login screen to download the Windows software. 2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the program after accepting the license terms. 3. Launch the program by double clicking the QT View icon on your desktop. 4. Create a user name and password for the program. These credentials do not need to be the same as those on the DVR, and are independent. 5. Log into QT View using the credentials you created. 6.
9. Click Manually Add in the Add Device window. 11. Click on Serial Number from the drop down options. 10. Click in the IP/Domain/Serial Number field for the New Device. NOTE: QT View can scan your network to automatically search for DVRs. Please note that using this option to connect automatically will mean that your computer will need to be connected to the same network as your DVR to view camera feeds. Visit www.q-see.com/support for more information.
12. Enter the serial number for your system. If the Username and/ or Password for the system has been changed, enter them now. Otherwise, enter the default username and password. Default credentials: Username: admin Password: 123456 13. Click Add. 14. Click on Control Panel Home in the top left corner.
15. Click on Live Preview. 16. Click and drag root into a blank square. The cameras will automatically load. Video Search, Playback and Backup Your DVR records video captured by your cameras to its internal hard drive. These records can be accessed by selecting Search and Save in the pull-up menu. You can search for video that was recorded during a certain time, by type of recording, and by reviewing snapshots of recordings.
Searching Search by byTime Time Search and Save A. Set the start and end times of your A. Set the start and end times of your A search. Search and Save search. B. Select which camera(s) to search. C. Click B. SelectSearch. which camera(s) to search. D. Video recorded during the search C. Click Search B period will appear as color-coded bars, showing the time and duration. D.
Searching Search by byEvent Event Search and Save A. Set the start and end times of your A. Set the start and end times of your A search. search. Search and Save B. Select which camera(s) to search. C. Click B. SelectSearch. which camera(s) to search. D. Video recording during the search 01/24/2016 04:18:42 C. Click Search B 01/24/2016 04:38:42 period will appear in a list. E. Video Refinerecorded your search by the selecting D. during searchthe type of event. period will appear in a list.
Get the Most Out of Your Q-See Cameras Follow these tips to maximize the life and performance of your cameras. Distance From Viewing/Recording Device Walls & floors will affect signal strength, especially concrete. Signal Quality 100 ft 200 ft Camera Distance from DVR Mounting Surface Thickness Mount your camera on a wall that is at least 2.5" thick. 28 Avoid direct exposure to weather Mount your camera under an eave or awning if possible.
Do not place camera behind a window Light levels should be approximately the same between camera and target area Consistent lighting conditions will provide optimal camera performance. Do not place near high-voltage wires or other sources of electrical interference Legal Considerations Always check state and local laws before installing cameras. (2011 NEC 820.
Troubleshooting Testing for Power and Night Vision After you connect your camera to the DVR and power, if you do not see a video image on screen and your DVR does not display a “video loss” message, you should test your camera to ensure it is properly connected. 1. With your camera(s) still connected to power, cover the lens end of your camera with your hand or an object to completely block it. 2. Keep the lens blocked for 10 seconds. You should see a faint red glow from the infrared LEDs.
Glossary IP (Internet Protocol): IP devices communicate with each other via a local network or over the Internet. BNC: Bayonet Neill–Concelman connector is a miniature quick connect/disconnect radio frequency connector used for coaxial cable. Local IP Address: The DVR’s address on your local area network (LAN). CVBS/Spot Out Adapter: Converts from CVBS fitting to composite RCA fitting. Language: This is the language the DVR will use.
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