SET UP GUIDE Wired Video Security DVR System This Set Up Guide applies to the following models: B6440D G6440D G6440D G6840D1 G6860D2 G6880D2 © 2016.
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ABOUT YOUR VIDEO SECURITY SYSTEM Thank you for purchasing Uniden's Guardian Video Security DVR. This state of the art surveillance system provides high quality synchronous audio and video. TCP/IP network technology lets you monitor and operate your system remotely. This Setup Guide provides basic setup and operation information so you can quickly get your system up and running. It also sets up remote viewing access. Download the Owner’s Manual from www.uniden.
• Set Screen Resolution • Set Motion Sensitivity CONNECT DVR TO POWER 1. Connect the DVR to 12V power using the 12V 2A power adapter (supplied). 2. Connect the power adapter to the surge protector plugged into 120V indoor power. CONNECT MOUSE TO DVR Connect the mouse to the DVR at the labeled USB port on the back of the DVR. CONNECT DVR TO MONITOR There are three different ways to connect the DVR and monitor, depending on what type of monitor port connection is available. Monitor with HDMI Port 1.
Monitor with VGA Port 1. Connect DVR and monitor using VGA Cable (not included). VGA cable to DVR VGA cable to Monitor (example) 2. Connect monitor to surge protector plugged into 120V indoor power. 3. The DVR beeps as it powers up. After the UNIDEN welcome screen displays, the Wizard screen displays. 4. Select Exit for now; we will return to the Wizard later in the setup process. TV with BNC Port (VIDEO IN) 1. Connect DVR and TV using BNC-RCA Cable (not included).
3. Connect the extention cable's other blue BNC end (female) to DVR's Video In connector (male). Female The Video In ports on the back of the DVR are numbered. Do not connect cameras to ports that your system does not support. If you have 1 - 4 cameras, use ports labeled 1 - 4, etc. Male 4. Connect the extention cable’s red (female) power connector to one of the power splitter cable ends (male). 5. Repeat these steps to connect the other cameras to the DVR and to the splitter cable. Female 6.
• If you position cameras indoors, avoid pointing the camera at a glass window to see outside. This may result in a bright white ring in the night vision image because the light from the night vision LEDs may reflect off the window glass. Take the following placement suggestions under consideration: • Cabling Distance From DVR to Camera. The video signal sent from the camera to the DVR is reduced over distance. The maximum distance allowed is 330 feet (100 meters). A 60 foot cable is included.
BASIC CONFIGURATION Basic configuration lets you use the DVR's internal menu system to access all DVR features. The easiest way to get started is to go through the Wizard quick setup and then fine tune specific areas (such as screen resolution, etc.). Some fields may require keyboard input. Select the field and a pop-up keyboard displays. This keyboard supports alphanumeric and symbol keys. Shift once to input a capital letter; shift again to return to lower case. Click ESC to close the keyboard.
5. The last Wizard screen displays storage status. Review the information and then click Finish to save the Wizard setting. Live video displays. LOGIN You need to log into the system to continue setting it up. 1. Right-click on any Live View screen; a menu shortcut screen displays. 2. Select Main Menu; the Login dialogue box displays. The user name, admin, is already entered. There is no password required so select Login (set a password after you log in).
2. Select Change Password. (At this point, there are no other users added to the system.) In the Change Password screen, enter a new password and confirm it using the popup keyboard, selecting Enter each time. Select OK to save the new password. 3. The User Management screen displays again. 4. Click EXIT to return to the Setup screen. SET MOTION SENSITIVITY You can set how sensitive the camera should be for movement to trigger recording.
3. The last field, Area, masks parts of the viewing area from being triggered by normal motion. Select Setting, and a grid displays over the camers's live view. Use the left mouse to select a grid to block from view. Left-click and drag to select multiple boxes. Left-click those boxes again to de-select them. Mask off flags, trees, or other objects that move in the wind to avoid false alerts. 4. Right-click to display the control bar. Click STAR to make the whole viewing range a sensitivity area.
1. Go to Main Menu>Setup>Record, Record tab. Check the Record and Audio boxes for each camera you want to be able to record. 2. Go to Main Menu>Setup>Schedule, Schedule tab. Select a channel, then select the blocks of time you want the camera to record. Select Apply to save the schedule for that channel. 3. Repeat these steps for each channel or select Apply Settings To and enter the channel number to use those same settings. VIEW RECORDED FILES 1. Go to Main Menu>Search. The Search screen displays. 2.
4. A playback control bar displays across the bottom of the recorded file playback screen.
4. Select the + icon at the top right corner to add your DVR system to the app. The Add Device screen displays. 5. Name your DVR system. Select the QR code icon and scan the QR code label on top of the DVR box or the applicable QR code from Main Menu/Information/System screen on the monitor. This will add the DVR Device ID code to the app. Select OK. 6. The Device List displays again, with your system now listed. Select your system and live video displays on your device. Go to www.uniden.
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