User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Chapter One Hardware Installation and Initial Configuration
- Section One
- Management over a
- Local Console
- Chapter Two
- Introduction to the Local Console Interface
- Chapter Three
- Configuation Using the Local Console
- The Main Control Portal
- 3-3-1. Basic Search
- 3-3-2. Advanced Search
- 3-3-3. Storyboard
- 3-4-1. Settings - Overview
- 3-4-2. Settings - Camera - Management
- 3-4-3. Settings - Camera - Recording
- 3-4-4. Settings - Camera - Media
- 3-4-5. Settings - Camera - Image
- 3-4-6. Settings - Camera - Motion Detection
- 3-4-7. Settings - Camera - PTZ settings
- 3-4-8. Settings - Alarm - Alarm
- 3-4-9. Settings - Alarm - Email
- 3-4-10. Settings - System - Information
- 3-4-11. Settings - System - Maintenance
- 3-4-12. Settings - System - Display
- 3-4-13. Settings - System - UPS
- 3-4-14. Settings - System - Log
- 3-4-15. Settings - System - EZConnect service
- 3-4-16. Settings - User
- 3-4-17. Settings - Storage
- 3-4-17. Settings - Network
- Settings - Network - IP
- Settings - DDNS
- Settings - Service
- Section Two
- Management over a Web Console
- Chapter Four Login and Getting Started
- Chapter Five System Settings
- Chapter Six Operation
- Technical Specifications
- Safety and Compatibility
VIVOTEK - Built with Reliability
User's Manual - 17
1. The PoE ports come with a limitation on power budget. Every 4 ports share a 40 watts
power budget. For network cameras that consume large or additional amount of power, e.g.,
speed dome or those with embedded IR lights or heater, it is recommended you power these
cameras with DC or AC power. You can still connect the Ethernet cables from these cameras
to the NVR for data transmission. You can use VIVOTEK's design tool to evaluate the power
consumption of network cameras: http://www.vivotek.com/design-tool/
IMPORTANT:
If you connect the NVR to a PoE port of the AW-FED series PoE switch, make sure you turn off
the PoE output on that specic port using the onboard DIP switch. Otherwise, the high power
output can damage the LAN port on NVR.
WARNING:
ON
1 2 3 4
5
6 7 8
PoE cameras
NVR
AW-FED PoE switch
PoE ON/OFF switch
2. The system supports the connection to one H.D.D. via the eSATA connection. The system
does not support the connection to external eSATA housings containing multiple H.D.D.s.
3. The Client computers should support IE10 browser at a minimum of 1280x960 resolution or
higher.
40W budget 40W budget
Please note that when a network camera is powered by a DC/AC source, connect the power
lines rst, before you connect the Ethernet cable. The network cameras will use the DC/AC
source as the main power source.