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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS I.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (for USA) II Please use this unit in an appropriate power source. (VR-N900U) V euillez employer cette unité dans une sour ce d'énergie appropriée.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS III Please use this unit in an appropriate po wer source. PRECAUTIONS WHEN MOUNTING RACK CAUTION ● Do not install the VR-N1600U/E/VR-N900U to the rack in places where ambient temperature becomes 40˚C or more. ● When rack mounting, keep the internal temperature of rack assembly 40˚C or less.
IV WARNING (FOR EUROPE): This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. INFORMA T ION (FOR CANADA) RENSEIGNEMENT (POUR CANADA) This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
SICHERHEITSVORKEHRUNG EN (for Germany) V Benutzen Sie bitte diese Maßeinheit in einer passenden Energiequelle..
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VIII E/VR-N900U 1600E/VR-N900U E/VR-N900U . 1600E/VR-N900U E/VR-N900U E/VR-N900U.
2 Getting Started Automatic detection of network cameras Significantly reduc es the hassle of comple x camera registr ation procedures . Built-in large-capacity hard disk (500 GB) (VR- N1600U/E) Built.
3 o End-User License Agreement for Milestone's Software embed ded in JVC's NVR products This license agreement is a legally binding agreement among y ou (Y ou, either an individual or a s.
4 Getting Started VR-N1600U/VR-N1600E/VR-N900U (hereinafter referred to as “this de vice”) is installed with W indows 姞 XP Embedded Runtime (hereinafter referred to as “the softw are”), a licensed software fr om Microsoft Corporation.
5 Y ou may use remote access technologies in the softw are such as Remote Desktop to access the software remotely from another de vice. Y ou are responsible f or obtaining any license s required f or use of these protocols to access other software . ● Remote Boot Feature.
6 Getting Started Microsoft Software License Terms for: (continued) 4 Windows Update Agent (als o kno wn as Software Update Services). The software on the de vice inclu des Windows Update Agent ( WU A.
7 12 Liability Limitations. Y ou can recov er from Microsoft and its affiliates only direct damages up to two hundr ed fifty U .S. Dollars (U .S. $250.00). Y ou cannot recov er any other damages, includin g consequential, lo st profits, special, indirect or incidental damages.
8 Getting Started Getting Started F eatures ............. ............... ................. .............. ................. ..... 2 Contents ....... ................. .............. ................. ............... ........... 8 Precautions for Proper Use of this Product .
9 Applications Main Menu List . ................. ................. .............. ................. ... 68 List of Menu Screens . .................. ............... ................. ..... 68 Unit Setti ng .............. ................ ............
10 Getting Started Locations of Storage and Use 䢇 Do not place this product at the following locations. Doing so may cause this product to malfunction or break down .
11 Precautions when Moving this Unit 䢇 Remov e all connected cords before moving T ur n off the power and remov e the power plug bef ore moving this unit.
12 Getting Started Fr ont A [OPERA TE] Button/Indicator Switches operation on or off . Pr ess the b utton to tur n operation A ON B and hold down the button to turn operation A OFF B . The indicator blinks while the recorder is starting up or shutting down.
13 M em o : ● The manual reco rding mode e xecute s recording from all cameras regardless of the settings in the [Camera Record Setting]. Reco rding is carried out in accordanc e with the frame ra te selected in [Camera Record Se tting]. ( A P age 84) L [ST OP(PB)] Button Stops pla yback when y ou press this b utton in the play back mode.
14 Getting Started Rear P anel U [PO WER] sw itch Switches the power on or off . M em o : ● Be sure to press and hold down the [OPERA TE] button on the front panel to shut down the system bef ore switching off the power supply .
15 Rear I/O T erminals 䡵 Input ports e [ALARM IN 1 to 8] alarm input terminals 1 to 8 Alarm recording is activ ated when signals are input to these terminals. f [EMERGENCY] emergency input terminal Recording is activated in all cameras when a signal is input to this terminal.
16 Getting Started Fr ont Panel A [OPERA TE] Button /Indicator Switches operation on or off . Pr ess the b utton to tur n operation A ON B and hold down the button to turn operation A OFF B . The indicator blinks while the recorder is starting up or shutting down.
17 J [SEARCH] Button Displays the date and time search screen when in the playbac k mode. ( A P age 40) K [KEY] Button When [KEY] button is pressed while pressing [FUNCTION] button, ke y operation on front panel will be disab led. (K ey loc ked mode) T o disab le, perf or m same procedure again.
18 Getting Started Rear P anel W [PO WER] sw itch Switches the power on or off . M em o : ● Be sure to press and hold down the [OPERA TE] button on the front panel to shut down the system bef ore switching off the power supply . X [A C IN 120V H 240VH 50Hz/60 Hz] power input terminal Connect to an A C outlet using the power cab le supplied.
19 Rear I/O T erminals 䡵 Input ports j [ALARM IN 1 to 4] alarm input terminals 1 to 4 Alarm recording is activ ated when signals are input to these terminals. k [EMERGENCY] emergency input terminal Recording is activated in all cameras when a signal is input to this terminal.
20 Getting Started Rear I/O T erminals Rear P anel T erminals T erminal Remarks [ALARM IN] M em o : ● Set the impedance at t he output end to 10 k K or lower . Make Contact Input [EMERGENCY] [ALARM RESE T] M em o : ● Set the impedance at t he output end to 10 k K or lower .
21 Camera Control T erminal (VR-N900U) Use connection cables according to the table belo w . Also make sure that you read through the instruction manual of the equipment to be connected. (D-sub 9 pin, male) The name of control b uttons and operating methods ma y v ar y between VR-N1600U/E and VR-N900U.
22 Getting Started VR-N1600U/VR-N1600E/VR-N900U is equipped with an operation lock f eature to pre vent the system from being tur ned off accidentally as well as unauthorized recording operations . Setting Operation Lock 1 Press and hold the [FUNCTION] button, and press the [KEY] button at the same time ● Operation is lock ed.
23 Selecting a language The [Language Setting] screen appears when you start up this unit for the first time . Select the language to use using the steps below . 1 Select a langua g e ● Use the [2/ D ] or [10/0/ E ](8/ E ) button to select a language.
24 Getting Started A utomatic Registration of Cameras (continued) 6 Use the [SKIP] button to select [OK], follo wed by pressing the [16/ ENTER](ZOOM IN/ENTER) but to n ` ● The [Configure Device] screen appears. 7 Enter the pass wor d for the net work camera ● Press the [KEY] button to displa y the software ke yboard.
25 C Use the [7/ B ](5/ B ) b utton to display the list of cameras ` D Use the [10/0/ E ](8/ E ) button to select a camera ` E Use the [SKIP] b utton to select [Set tings...], f ollo wed by pressing the [16/ENTER] (ZOOM IN /ENTER) button ` ● The [Camera Settings] screen appe ars.
26 Preparation The f ollowing operation s are possible with this system. ● Sur v eillance of up to 16 cameras (VR-N1600U/E)/9 ca meras (VR-N900U) (live image , recording and pla yback) ● Checking .
27 N o t e : ● Do not connect LAN1 to the inter net. If the inter net is busy or the rela y equipment f ails, you ma y not be able to sav e impor tant camera images . T o maintain full recording capacity , it is recommended that a dedicated network be used.
28 Preparation Y ou can input characters and move the mouse pointers in two diff erent wa ys. ● Operate using the buttons on the front panel. ● Operate b y connecting a m ouse (sold separately). M em o : ● Connecting a mouse eases the spec ification of comple x settings as well as input of characters.
29 Y ou can switch the resolution of the V GA output using the f ollowing procedures. ● Press and hold the [FUNCTION] button, and press the [14/ ZOOM OUT](ZOOM OUT/CANCEL) button at the same time . ` B Pressing the button each time increases the resolution val ue.
30 Basic Operation Switching the P ower On 1 Connect the po wer cable ● Connect using the power cable supplied to an A C100V (50 Hz/60 Hz) outlet. 2 Tu r n A ON B t he power sw itch at the rear panel. ● A system check will r un when the power is tur ned on.
31 If [A uto Logon] is set to A off B , the [Login] screen appears after operation has been turned on. (D ef ault setting: A on B ) M em o : ● Y ou can specify the [on]/[off] se tting of [A uto Logon] in [Unit Setting] of the main menu.
32 Basic Operation The f ollowing are procedures to open the main menu, which is used for spe cifying various settings. N o t e : ● The input por ts do not oper ate when the main menu is displa yed. Inputs such as alar ms will also be ignored when the main menu is display ed.
33 ● Y ou can view liv e and recorded images using the NVR Viewer. ● NVR View er can also be used f or remote sur veillance of this unit from a PC. ( A P age 125) ● Some of the NVR Vie wer features ma y vary dur ing remote surveillance from a PC .
34 Basic Operation This section describes the procedures f or viewing liv e images by using the front panel of this unit. M em o : ● T o oper ate by connecting a mouse (sold separately), ref er to [Viewing Liv e Images via Mouse Control] ( A P age 36).
35 M em o : A Event indicator (Left: yellow) Lights up when ev ents specified in the [Camera Record Setting] occur . The indicator appears black if e v ent indication has not bee n specified for the camera in question, or if no specified ev ent has occurre d.
36 Basic Operation This section describes the procedures f or viewing liv e images by controlling the mouse. Displa ying the [Live] Screen 1 Select [Live] from the main menu ● The NVR Viewer starts up and the [Live] screen appears. ● When the [Browse] or [Screen Setup] screen of th e NVR View er is displa yed, click the [Liv e] tab.
37 M em o : ● When you ha ve selected a camer a, the blue bar at the top of each liv e image changes to a lighter blue tone. This bar comes with a tri-color square indicator , which indicates the f ollowing features , as well as characters t hat indicate the oper ating status of the camera.
38 Basic Operation Viewing Ima ges Usi ng the PTZ Features (continued) 䡵 Digital Zoom By selecting the [Digital Zoom] check bo x in the [PTZ Control] section, you are ab le to use digital zoom on images from any camera displa yed in the vie w . When digital zoom is enab led, you will see a small ov er view frame at the bottom right corner .
39 M em o : ● If you ha ve selected a camera f or which an audio source has been set on the [Camera Settings] screen of [Camera Record Setting], the preset audio sound is being output.
40 Basic Operation This section describes the proc edures f or viewing recorded images using the front panel of this unit. Displa ying the [Browse] Screen 1 Press the [LIVE/ BRO WS E] button when the wallpaper or main menu screen is di splay ed ● The NVR Viewer starts up and the [Live] screen appears.
41 Playing, Skipping and Stopping Recor ded Images Control using the [PLA Y], [SKIP], and [ST OP(PB)] b uttons. 䡵 Contr ol using the [PLA Y], [ SKIP], and [ST OP(PB)] b uttons on the front panel 䢇 P lay in g Ba ck 1 Press the [ PLA Y] b utton ● Pla yback star ts from the date/time indicated on the [Master Time] of [Time Navigation].
42 Basic Operation This section describes the proc edures f or viewing recorded images by controlling the mouse. Displa ying the [Browse] Screen 1 Select [Live] from the main menu ● The NVR Viewer starts up and the [Live] screen appears. 2 Double -clic k the [Bro wse] tab on the NVR Vie wer.
43 Select a view For details on the vie w settings, ref er to [Screen Setup] ( A P age 60). 1 Select a view from the [Views] section, or from the view list at the uppe r end of the window N o t e : ● Do not switch the view frequently within a short time inter val.
44 Basic Operation Searc hing Recorded Ima g e Using the Timeline Browser Y ou can search recorded images using the Timeline Browser to the right of the [Browse] screen. The vertically extended timeline sh o ws the recording status and the number of cameras that can be displa yed in the NVR Viewer.
45 Searc hing Recorded Ima g e from the Alert List A list of recorded images is displa yed f or each [Alar t], such as when motion is detected ( A P age 104). 1 Double -clic k the [Alerts] bar on the [Br owse] screen 2 Click [ ] on the [Aler ts] list and select an e v ent from the list ● Y ou can select a specific e vent, camera or [Server].
46 Basic Operation Playing, Skipping and Stopping Recor ded Images Use the [Time Navigation] of the NVR Viewer to perf orm pla yback, stop , and skip operations . The buttons and slide rs hav e the f ollowing functions. 䢇 Br owse Butto n N o t e : ● The browse b uttons are only enabled when a camera has been selected.
47 Listening to A udio Sound T o listen to recorded audio sound, select the required audio source from the [A udio Source] lis t of the [A udio] section. T o te mporar ily mute the liv e audio sound, select the [Mute] chec k bo x. N o t e : ● The sound ma y become distor ted when audio is pla yed bac k with multiple surveillance computers .
48 Basic Operation Burning a CD/D VD (continued) 5 Select the e xpor t f ormat if you ha ve selected [A VI/JPEG Export...] ● Select either [A VI] (movie clip) or [JPEG] (still image).
49 10 Specify the export de stination T o write data to a CD/D VD , select [CD]. 11 Clic k [Expor t] ● Expor t begins to prepare for writing data to the CD/D V D . 12 When export is complete, connect the CD/D VD drive to this unit 13 Press and hold the [FUNC TION] key in front, and press [4] on the ke ypad ● The Burn CD/D VD screen appears.
50 Basic Operation Deleting T emporary Files (Operation on the Unit) 1 Select the tempora ry files you want to delete from t he data list. 2 Click the [Erase Sel Data] button A [YES] or [NO] message asking y ou whether to delete the selected data appears.
51 2 Clic k [Export] ● Expor t begins. Y ou can print out playbac k images that are displa yed on the screen. N o t e : ● Y ou cannot print directly from this unit. This function is for use b y the [NVR Viewer], which is do wnloaded onto the sur v eillance computer .
52 Basic Operation Recording Modes 䡵 R ec o rdi n g C on t ro l M od e ( A Pag e 5 3 ) This mode perf or ms recording according to the [Camer a Record Setting]. The [REC CONTR OL] indicator lights up. Y ou can s witch the recording control mode on or off b y pressing and holding the [REC CONTROL] b utton.
53 Selecting the Recording Contr ol Mode In order to r ecord in the reco rding control mode, y ou need to specify the scheduler settings ( A P a ge 53), i mage recording settings ( A P age 55), and picture qual ity settings ( A P age 58) in t he main menu [C amera Record S etting].
54 Basic Operation Scheduler Setting (contin ued) 4 Select [Set] fr om [Mode] ● The mouse pointer tur ns into a A pencil B . ● Moving the mouse pointer to the day-of-w eek band in the calendar section enables y ou to zoom in/z oom out on the calendar .
55 䡵 Camera/Alert Scheduler Screen 䢇 Display Bar The displa y bar indicates the active period for each opti on ([Online], [E-mail] and [P atrolling]) in different colors . 䢇 Online Bar 䢇 E-mail Bar Activ e periods are indicated in b lue. 䢇 P atrolling Bar Active periods are indicate d in gra y .
56 Basic Operation Settings ( R : Factory settings) Recor ding Camera Images (continued) Item Preset V alues Description A Speedup Settings Frame Rate ^ Enables y ou to specify the frame rate to acqui re from the camera. This is the frame rate during speedup recording.
57 Item Prese t V alue s Description E Recording Settings (continued) Enable speedup On motion On ev ent Enables y ou to specify whether to ex ecute recording with a higher maximum frame rate when motion is detected or when an e vent o ccurs.
58 Basic Operation Settings (continued) N o t e : ● When the recording progr am (recording ser ver) is operating, the [P TZ Preset P ositions...] b utton is disabled. T o stop the recor ding server temporarily , press the [Service M anager ...] button on the [Camera Record Sett ing] screen, follo w ed by clic king the [P ause] butt on.
59 Specifying A udio Recordin g Settings 1 Select [Camera Recor d Setting] from the main menu ● The [Camera Record ing Administator] screen appears. M em o : ● Y ou can also specify audio settings using the follo wing operation. A Click the [+] mark beside the device with an audio source B Select the audio source and ri ght-clic k on it.
60 Basic Operation Renaming Cameras and Assigning Camera Numbers 1 Select a camera name and right -clic k on it, followed by c licking [Edi t] ● The Camera Name and Number edi ting screen appears. N o t e : ● Do not assign a camera number that i s used by other came ras .
61 Creating Groups and Vie ws 䡵 Creating a gr oup 1 Select [Screen Setup] from the main men u ● If the [Live] or [Bro wse] scr een is display ed, you can also click on the [Setup] tab using the mouse.
62 Basic Operation Creating Groups and Vie ws (continued) 3 Enter a name for the ne w view ● Ne xt, a dd cameras to the view . ( A P age 63 [Adding Cam eras to a Vie w]) 䡵 Renaming a gr oup/view 1 Select the gr oup or view that y ou want to rename in the Vie ws section.
63 Adding Cameras to a Vie w 1 Select a vie w ● The lay out of the selected view appears. 2 Click the [+] mark to the left of [Server ] under [System Overvie w] ● A list of a vailable cameras appears .
64 Basic Operation Adjusting Camera Settings (continued) N o t e : ● Set this unit such that the total distr ibu tion frame rate to all sur v eillance computers does not exceed 80 ips (VR-N1600U/E)/ 30 ips (VR-N900U). ● The recording frame rate ma y deteriorate if you change the picture quality .
65 2 Click and drag the [Caro usel] icon in the [System Overvie w] section t o the position that you want to set in the view 3 Release the mouse but ton at the position 4 Select the pres et carousel po sition and specify its pr oper ties in the [Pr operties] section ● Begin by selecting the cameras to include in the carousel.
66 Basic Operation Adding Hot Spots (Enlar g ed Images) The selected camera within the view is displa yed in the hot spot designated position. Setting the hot spot in a larger position, such as in [1] of the [1+7] view , displays an enlarged image when the hot spot is selected.
67 Using the [Html Page] 1 Click [Html P age] under [System Overvie w] 2 Drag and dr op at the required pos ition using the mouse. The [Open URL] screen appears.
68 Applications List of Menu Screens Main Menu List ( A P age 111) ( A P age 116) ( A P age 115) ( A P age 117) ( A P age 69) ( A P age 72) ( A P age 76) ( A P age 80) ( A P age 84) ( A P age 60) ( A .
69 Unit Setting Unit Setting enables y ou to specify settin gs related to this unit, including account configuration, error recov er y , and serial por t configuration. I J A B C E F G H D Item Preset V alues Description Reference P age A Pass word Enabl es you to specify the login passw ord for this unit.
70 Applications Unit Setting (continued) Main Menu List (contin ued) Item Preset V alues Description Reference Pag e C Erro r Repor t Enables y ou to select how y ou want to be notified when an error is detected in the system. ^ Dialog 䢇 Select check box Do not select check bo x Select [Dialog] to displa y a warning dialog on the screen.
71 Item Preset V alues Description Reference Pag e G Serial(VR-N900U) Lets you specify the settings f or the ser ial por ts controlling the cameras. Please ref er to the [Instruction Manual] of the camera in use to configure the parameter s correct ly f or all set tings.
72 Applications OS Setting Enables y ou to specify settings related to the OS, including network, time, and v olume settings. Y ou may need to reboot your computer dependi ng on the settings.
73 䡵 Network Adapter This section enables y ou to spec ify setti ngs such as the IP address of this uni t. The camera network and Intranet of this unit are configured with a different IP address. The def ault address for the camer a networ k is (192.
74 Applications OS Setting (continued) 䢇 When specifying analog camera network settings (VR-N 900U only) N o t e : ● In VR-N900U, analog input circuitry is considered as a net w or k encoder (IP video ser ver) and the IP address is set to A 192.168.
75 䢇 Other Settings Item Preset V alues Description B Day and Time Pr oper ties T o synchronize the time with the Internet time ser v er or to specify the date and time manually , clic k [Update Now].
76 Applications Image Server Setting This section enab les you to specify settings f or connecting this unit to a computer , and f or displa ying the [Live] and [Bro wse] screens. The distribution settings are also ap plied to operation on the [Live], [Bro wse], and [Screen Setup] screens of this unit.
77 Item Preset V alues Description A Server Configuration Enables y ou to specify the ser v er name, por t number , and details on e xter nal access to the server . Name 䢇 Server For specifying the ser ver name . Po r t 䢇 80 For specifying the por t number to use f or the ser v er .
78 Applications Image Server Setting (continued) Main Menu List (contin ued) Item Preset V alues Description B User Administration (cont inued) User Setup... (continued) Add Windows User ... ^ Do not select this option. F or details , consult y our system administrator .
79 M em o : ● The settings f or [Days to log] under [Image Ser ver Setting] - [Log Files] (Item C ) as well as [Days to log] under [A udit Log] (Item D ) are disabled. ● [Camera Record Setting] - [General Settings] - [Logfile Settings]( A P age 106) is enabled.
80 Applications A uto D etect Setting This section enab les you to assign an IP address to eac h camera and configure v arious auto detect settings. For procedures on using the A uto Detect feat ure, ref er to [Auto Detect Settings] ( A P age 113).
81 Item Preset V alues Description Reference Pag e A IP Lease 䢇 Enable Disable F or configur ing the function to assign IP a ddresses to each network camera. M em o : ● In order to assign an IP address of the network camera using the IP Lease feature , you need to enab le the DHCP of the network camera.
82 Applications A uto Detect Setting (continued) Main Menu List (contin ued) Item Preset V alues Description Reference Pag e E IP Information ^ The [IP Inf or mation] li st contains informati on on the [IP address] of the automatically detec ted camera, MA C address, number of video CH, manuf acturer , and model.
83 N o t e : ● When the A Do not detect in the future. B check bo x on the [Detect Device] screen is selected during automatic detection, the [Detect Device] screen of the said camera will not appear dur ing subsequent automatic detection operations.
84 Applications Camera Record Setting Main Menu List (contin ued) A C D J E B F H G K L M N O P Q I M em o : ● If you are configuring the [PTZ Preset P ositions...] settings from the [Settings...] b utton M , do so after stopping the recording server temporarily using this menu.
85 Item Description Reference Pag e A Service Manager ... Pressing the [Service Manager .. .] button opens a small [Service Manager] screen, which enables y ou to pause/resume the A Recording Server A recording progr am. Use this f eature when you need to pause the progr am, such as when configuring PTZ cameras.
86 Applications T o specify settings on camera c onnection, you first need to add the required de vices, such as network cameras or netw or k encoders (IP video ser v ers), to the system. Devices hav e their own IP addresses and host names. The syst em identifies the de vices based on their IP address or host name.
87 This section describe the procedures to edit the settings of added de vices. 1 Select [Camera Reco rd Setting] fr om the main men u ● The [Camera Recording Administator] screen appears. 2 Select a de vice in the [Device Manager] section, and clic k the [ Edit Device.
88 Applications The [Camera Settings] screen enab les yo u to s pecify of the inf or mation on camer as. The number of configur able parameters av aila ble on the [Camera Settings] screen ma y be lim ited if the camera does not come with the PTZ f eatures or if the device connected to the net work encoder (IP video ser v er) is not a camera.
89 [CAMERA CONTROL] T erminal at the Rear of VR-N900U (VR-N900U) The analog camera acts as a network encoder (IP video ser ver) in the VR-N900U system, and the devi ce name assigned to it is [N900]. The [CAMERA CONTROL] terminal at the rear is assigned as A COM1 B on the Camera Settings screen.
90 Applications Stopping the Recording Server Stop the recording ser v er before defining the PTZ camera settings. 1 Select [Camera Reco rd Setting] fr om the main men u 2 Clic k the [Service Manager ...] but ton The [Service Manager] screen appears .
91 3 Click the [PTZ Prese t P osition s...] button ● The [PTZ Preset P ositions f or Device Name] wi ndow appears. N o t e : ● When using VN-C625U/VN-C655U, the preset position cannot be registered if electronic zoom f eature of camera is functioning.
92 Applications Defining a Preset P osition 1 Displa y the [PTZ Preset P ositions fo r Device Name] window ( A P age 90) 2 Mov e the camera and determine the position using the [PTZ View] 3 Select an item in the [Preset P ositions] list to register the preset posit ion to.
93 A uto P TZ P atrolling PTZ patrolling is a f eature that enab les automatic mov ement of a PTZ camera between se ver al preset positions. 1 Displa y the [PTZ Preset P ositions fo r Device Name] window ( A P age 90) 2 Click the [Setup...] button of [P atrolling] ● The [Setup PTZ Patrolling] screen appears.
94 Applications A uto P TZ P atrol ling (continued) 䡵 Specifying P atrol Timing 1 Select the patr ol scheme tha t you want to define from the [P atrol scheme] list 2 Specify the dura tion (seconds) .
95 The input/output por t is the input/ output ter minal that is f ound on each de vice registered with this unit. Y ou can register the input por t as [Input ev ents], and the out put por t as [Outputs...]. A registered input/output por t can be link ed to an ev ent as described below .
96 Applications I/O Settings (continued) 䡵 Specifying an Input Event 1 Select the camera f or spec ifying the event from the [Defined e vents] list on the [I /O Setup] screen 2 Click the [Add new event...] b u tton ● The [Multiple Input Events] s creen appears.
97 Input/Output T erminal on Rear P anel ● The audio input acts as a network device in the VR-N 1600U/E system, and the de vice nam e assigned to it is A NVR B . The input/ output ter minals on the rear panel hav e been assigned to the A NVR B de vice by defaul t.
98 Applications Specifying an Output 1 Select the camera f or spec ifying the event from the [Defined e vents] list on the [I /O Setup] screen 2 Click the [Add ne w output event .
99 N o t e : ● Do not alter these settings unless under special circumstances . Altering the setting unnecessarily may cause the system to malfunction.
100 Applications Specifying Generic Events What is a generic e vent? This is a function that uses TCP or UDP protocol communication as an input ev ent for this unit. When character strings in the communication data receiv ed by the unit matches the predetermined conditions, the correspondi ng generic ev ent is triggered.
101 B Notificati on settings C Event rules stri ng M em o : ● T o specify the timer settin gs fo r a generic ev ent, select the e vent added in Step 2 , and clic k the [Add new e ve nt...] button. Item Description Send e-mail if this e vent occurs Select this check bo x to send an e-mail alert when an e vent occurs.
102 Applications Event Notification Settings When a specific ev ent occurs, th is can be indicated using yellow color in the title bar area at the top of the live image display screen.
103 Camera Output Settings Y ou can assign e xter nal outputs speci fied on the [I/O Setup] screen to a camera, such as sounding of a siren or switching on of lights. ● The assigned outputs can be tr iggered automatically when motion is detected, or manually by pressing the output b uttons.
104 Applications N o t e : ● Before configuring the motion detection settings, it is recommended that y ou complete the settings related to image resolution, compression, and motion detection e xclusion areas.
105 M em o : ● The [Motion Sensitivity] slider is used to deter mine the number of pixels f or which a chan ge is to be recog nized as motion. When the slider is mov ed from side to side, the b lack v er tical line at the bottom of the screen mov es together , and the boundary (Motion Sensitivity) is adjusted.
106 Applications Use [Camera Record Setting] - [General Settings] to spec ify general settings related to the system, such as e-mails. N o t e : ● Do not use the [Enable Protection]/[Chenge Pass word.
107 E mail Settings M em o : ● Y ou can send a te st e-mail by clic ki ng the [T est] button. If the e- mail address of the sender is not registered with the mail ser ver of the recipient, the [The mail addr ess of the sender i s not valid. ...] message may appear .
108 Applications With the archiving f eature, you can store recorded images up to the maximum av ailable capacity of the hard disk. By defa ult, recorded images receiv ed from cameras are stored in the database f or each camera, and data is automati cally archived when the database is full.
109 䡵 Setting Items and Butt ons M em o : ● NAS is a dedicated file ser ver t hat is connected to the network. In the case of this unit, you can specify NAS as a drive f or archiving data. ● For details on the NAS driv e setti ngs, refer to the [Details] item under [HDD Utility].
110 Applications This section enab les you to specify the database settings. Select a camera from [Main Menu] - [Camera Record Setting] - [De vice Manager], and select - [Settings...]. M em o : ● Recorded image data is referred to as the database in this manual.
111 Y ou can sav e set values to flash memory devices or retriev e data from them. 1 Select [Flash Memor y Utility] from the main men u ● The [Flash Memor y Utility] screen appears. 䡵 Save Setting Date The follo wing are procedures to sav e the preset data in the flash memor y de vice.
112 Applications 䡵 Reading Preset Da ta This section describes procedures fo r reading the p reset data from the flash memor y . 1 Inser t the flas h memory d evice into the [SERIAL] terminal on the.
113 This section enab les you to assign an IP address to each camer a and configure various auto detect settings. Specifying IP Lease For configuring the function to as sign IP addresses to each network camera.
114 Applications Using the A uto Detect Feature The A uto Detect feature enab les automatic detection of network cameras . M em o : ● When multicast pac kets are conf igured such that the y do not pass through the network equipment, such as a switching hub , the A uto Detect of the camera ma y not function properly .
115 This option enables y ou to specif y the language y ou want to use. M em o : ● The functions and GUI (graphical user interf ace) are the same as the [Selecting a language] ( A P age 23) screen that is displa yed when this unit is first switched on.
116 Applications This feature enab les you to chec k the status of the hard disk, and format (initialize), or defr agment (eliminate fragmented space) it. The [Progress indicator] sho ws the progress of f ormatting and defragmentation. 1 Select [HDD Utility ] from the main menu ● The [HDD Utility] screen appears.
117 M em o : ● NAS is a dedicated file ser ver t hat is connected to the network. For th is unit, you can specify t he NAS as a dr ive f or archiving data.
118 Applications User Administration This section describes procedures to configure user accounts and rights. 䡵 User Settings After the [User Administration] screen appears , you are able to define individual users and their passw ords. There are two wa ys to add new users .
119 3 Select the us er for which user right is to be specified from the [User] lis t 4 Select the user’ s glob al rights (not res tricted by cameras) in t he [Global User Right s] list 5 Select the .
120 Applications The follo wing operations are possible when y ou connect this unit to a computer . ● Viewing liv e images on the computer ● Controlling network cameras on the computer ● Viewing recorded images on the computer N o t e : ● Connect the computer to the LAN2 terminal network.
121 3 Select the n etwork to whic h NVR is connected 4 Right-c lick and se lect [Properties] 5 Chec k to ensure that both the [Cl iant for Microsoft Networks] a nd [Intern et Protocol(TCP/ IP)] check .
122 Applications Install the NVR Vi ewer on the computer N o t e : ● Before installing, check to ensure that Microsoft. NET F ramework 2.0, DirectX 9.0 or later versions , and Microsoft Inter net Explorer 6.0 or later v ersions are already installed on the computer .
123 5 Installa tion complete ● Installation ends and a shor tcut to the A NVR Viewer B is created on the desktop . Login to the NVR Viewer 1 Double-c lick the NVR Vie wer shortcut on the desktop M em o : ● If the NVR Viewer shortcut is not f ound on the desktop, select A NVR Vie wer B from the [Star t] menu.
124 Applications Login to NVR Vi ewer (Continued) 2 Specify yo ur login inf ormat ion in the follo wing fields 3 Click the [Conn ect] button ● The NVR View er screen appears after a shor t while.
125 Uses of the NVR Viewer For uses of the NVR View er, refer to the f ollowing pages. 䢇 [Viewing Liv e Images via Mo use Control] ( A P age 36) 䢇 [Pla ying Bac k Recorded Ima ges via Mouse Contro.
126 Applications A udio sound input (such as from a microphone) to the [A U DIO IN 1] terminal is sent to a camera that suppor ts bidirectional audio , and output to the speakers connected to the camera.
127 4 Press the [Connect ] button to connect to the camera and start audio transmi ssion ● Connection status with the camera is display ed in the [Status] area of the [Status Inf orm ation] list.
128 Applications This feature pla ys back a specific audio file from the designated destination on the camera or this unit when a generic ev ent registered with this unit is triggered or when alarm signals are input to the rear terminal.
129 A udio Copying This feature enab les you to cop y (register with this unit), delete, perform test pla y , and record audio files used on the [Event A udio Setting] screen. F or mat suppor ted is G711 µ -law monaur al sound. Pla yback time up to 300 seconds is suppor ted.
130 Applications Setting Copy This f eature copies the settings of e vent audio associated with an e vent (audio file name, destination of transmitted audio file, number of deliveries) to another e vent.
131 Comm unication Settings T o make use of the e vent audio feature, y ou need to receive the communication data f or triggering the generic ev ent issued by an e xter nal devi ce using the ev ent audi o program, and transf er it to the aler t por t of this unit.
132 Others Make sure that peripheral de vices are used in accordance with their operating environment. Compatible Netw ork Cameras M em o : ● When sending out audio data to VN-V26U , make sure that the firmware version of VN-V26U is 1.01 or a new er version.
133 ● Upon clicking [OK], a multipar tition confir mation sc reen appears. (Only when the V R-D ser ies is used) ● Clic k [OK] to star t multipar ti tion. The HDD Utility starts up automatically . ( A P age 116) ● Use each of the “unf or mat disk ” in HDD Utility to perf or m initialization.
134 Others Combining a Button with the [FUNCTION] Button 䡵 [FUNCTION] + [REC CONTROL] Displa ys the main menu. ( A P age 32 [Opening the Main Menu]) 䡵 [FUNCTION] + [LIVE/BRO W SE](VR-N1600U/E) [FUNCTION] + [ALARM CLEAR] + [SELECT ](VR- N900U) Reboots the NVR Viewer internal distr ibution server .
135 Y ou can record images bef ore and after the occurrence of an ev ent or motion when recording in the recording control mode ( A P age 53). 1 Go to [Settings ] ( A Page 56), and select A Conditiona.
136 Others 䡵 Pa n/Tilt 䡵 Zoom 䡵 Iris 䡵 Focus 䡵 Speed For setting the mov ement speed of the PTZ action to eight different le vels. (1 represents the slow est speed) 䡵 Preset 䡵 Scene 䡵 Night Mode 䡵 Menu 䡵 Exit Exits PTZ camera control M em o : ● Y ou can use the [SKIP] b uttons to change the item to control.
137 This section describes procedures for displa ying various information. 1 Press and hold the [ FUNCTION] button, and press the [6/HOME] (5/HOME) keypad b utton at the same time ` ● The [Maintenance Information] screen appears.
138 Others Y ou can vie w data exported to a USB memor y de vice, CD-R/R W , or D VD /R-R W on the computer . Star ting the Export Viewer 1 Inser t the USB memor y device containin g the exported data into the USB port of the computer ● The USB memory device is automatically recogniz ed by the computer as a remov able disk.
139 䡵 Viewing Data on a Specific Date/Time Using Timeline The vertical timeline indicates the progress status of a recording operation. 1 Drag the mous e pointer upw ards or downwards on the Timeline ● Y ou can view data at the specified date/time while checking the images.
140 Others 1 Click the [ K ] but ton at the top right corn er of the screen 2 Select [Jo ystic k Setup] from the men u that appears 3 Select a joystick from the selected joystick list 4 Specify the se.
141 1 Click [HDD Utility] unde r [Main Menu] ( A P age 116) ● The [HDD Utilit y] screen appears. 2 Clic k [Details] 3 Enter the [ User name] and [P ass word] that are configured on the NAS device fo.
142 Others The actual recording time varies according to the camera settings, input im age content, and condition of the hard disk. Use the tables belo w as a guide to the recording time . N o t e : ● Recording time ma y be shor tened by appro ximately 10 % according to the condition of the hard disk and the images recorded.
143 N o t e : ● Recording time may be shortened by appro ximately 10 % according to the conditi on of the hard disk and the images recorded. ● Recording time may be shortened due to aging of the hard disk.
144 Others The actual recording time varies according to the camera settings, input im age content, and condition of the hard disk. Use the tables belo w as a guide to the recording time . N o t e : ● Recording ti me may be shor tened b y appro ximately 10 % according to the conditio n of the hard dis k and the images recorded.
145 N o t e : ● Recording time ma y be shor tened by appro ximately 10 % according to the condition of the hard disk and the images recorded. ● Recording time ma y be shor tened due to aging of the hard disk.
146 Others Default V alue List Scheduler [Sc heduler Setting] ( A Page 5 3 ) [ ] : F actory Settings Online [Alwa ys Online] Enable sp eedup [Alwa ys Offline] E-mail [Alwa ys Offline] P atrolling [Alwa ys Offline] Camera Settings [Edit Device.
147 Motion Detection [Specify ing Motion Detection.] ( A P age 104) Sensitivity [40] Motion Sensitivity [640] General Settings [Gen eral Settings] ( A Page 106) Milestone XProtect Central Settings Enable Milestone XProte ct Centra l Connections [Not Selected] P atrolling Settings Resume P atrol after M anual or Ev ent PTZ(sec.
148 Others Default V alue List (continued) Unit Settings [U nit Setting] ( A P age 69) Pa s s wo rd [None] A uto Logon [Selected] Live Live vie wing Auto Start [Selected] Error Repor t Dialog [Selecte.
149 Intel 姠 8225xER PCI Adapter: LAN2 (Intranet) Obtain an IP address automatically [Not Selected] IP address [192.168.1.253] Subnet Mask [255.255.255.0] Def ault Gatewa y [192.168.1.254] P erf erred DNS Ser ver [0.0.0.0] Alternate DN S Server [0.0.
150 Others Default V alue List (continued) User Administration (Distribution Settings A P age 118) VR-N1600U/E User P assword T ype vr-n1600 [vr-n1600] Basic user Administrator [None] [Windows or Acti.
151 䡵 Actions when W arning Indicator Lights Up Error Message Action to T ake W ARNING:HDD(Disk) The HDD seems is no longer serv iceab le. Replacement is recommended. Consult your nearest JVC service center . HDD was remov ed Check to ensure that the po wer of the e xternal HDD is s witched on.
152 Others VR-N1600U/E 䡵 General Allowab le Operating T emperature :5 I to 40 I Allowab le Storage T emperature :- 2 0 I to 60 I Allowab le Operating Humidity : 30 % to 80 % P ower Supply VR-1600U : A C 120 V , 50 Hz/60 Hz VR-1600E : A C 220 - 240 V , 50 Hz/60 Hz P ower Consumption VR-1600U : 1.
153 VR-N900U 䡵 General Allowab le Operating T emperature :5 I to 40 I Allowab le Storage T emperature :- 2 0 I to 60 I Allowab le Operating Humidity : 30 % to 80 % P ower Supply : AC 120 H 240 V , 50 Hz/60 Hz P ower Consumption : 1.7 A Mass : Appro x.
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