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ww w .lorextec hn olog y .co m D IGI T A L VI D EO S U R VEI L LA N CE RECO R DE R LH330 EDGE2 Series LH340 EDGE3 S erie s Copyright © 2012 Lorex T echnology Inc.
Thank you for purchasing the Edge Series Digital Vide o Surveillance Recorder. This manual refers to the following models: • LH338 (8-channel EDGE2) • LH336 (16-channel EDGE2) • LH348 (8-channel.
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v Important Safeguards In addition to the careful attention devoted to quality standards in the manufacture process of your product, safety is a major factor in the design of every instrument.
vi Installation (Continued) 10. V entilation - Sl ots and openings in th e case ar e pr ovided f or ventilation t o ensur e reliab le oper ation of the product and to pr otect it from overheating.
FCC/IC Notice: This equipment has been tested and found t o comply wi th the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are design ed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential instal lation.
viii EDGE2 Series Features Digital Video Recorder Features • HDMI output in full 1080p – simpl e connection to HD TV s 1 • T ouch Scr een navigation compatibl e 2 • 24x7 100% duty cycle HDD .
ix EDGE3 Series Features Digital Video Recorder Features • 960H (960x480) rec or ding r esolution 1 • HDMI output in full 1080p – simpl e connection to HD TV s 2 • T ouch Scr een navigation co.
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xi TABLE OF CONTENTS Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Front Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
xii The Playback Bar, Playback Markers, and Smart Search Markers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Playback and Smart Search Markers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Taking Screenshots .
xiii Backing up Video to a USB Flash Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Confirming Backup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
xiv Manual Recording (PC Only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Accessing Remote Speed Dome Se ttings (PTZ Control s) (PC Only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Using the HDD Reader (PC Only) .
xv Connecting an Audio-Capable Camera or Self-Powered Micro phone . . . . . . . . . . 111 Playing Audio from your DVR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112 Appendix E: Mounting the DVR to a VESA Moun t .
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1 Getting Started The system comes with the following components: 12V DC POWER ADAPTER QUICK START GUIDE INSTRUCTION MANUAL DOCUMENTATION CD USB MOUSE ETHERNET CABLE REMOTE CONTR OL DVR (DIGITAL VIDEO.
2 Front Panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Playback Contr ols : • : In Playback mode, pr ess t o r ewind video. Pr ess r epeatedl y to incr ease r ewind speed. • Whil e playback is paused, pr ess to mo ve back playback time or date. • In menus, pr ess t o change settings.
3 5 Navigation Buttons : • : Pr ess to mov e cursor up. • : Pr ess to mo ve cursor down. • : Pr ess to mo ve cursor l eft. • : Pr ess to mo ve cursor right. 6 Har d Drive / Pow er LED : • Solid : Device is on / powering up. • Flashing : D ev i ce i s re co rd i n g t o h ard d r i ve .
4 Rear Panel (16-Channel) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 DC 12V : Connect the included DC power adapter to power on the DVR. 2 LAN : Connect a CA T 5 RJ45 Ethernet c able f or loc al and r emote connectiv ity . 3 HDMI : Connect to an HDMI-c ompatible TV or monitor (not included).
5 Basic Setup NOTE: This DVR fe atures unique mounting options and can be mounted t o back of LCD monitors with a VESA mount. For mounting instructions, see “Appendix E : Mounting the DVR to a VESA Mount” on page 113 . If you intend to mount the DVR, it is recommended to do so before completing setup.
6 Getting Started Step 2: Connect the Monitor NOTE: Lor ex monit ors and touch scr een monitors include all the nec essary c ables and adapters to c onnect to your DVR. Check y our monitor documentation t o see which cabl es and adapters ar e included with your monitor .
7 Getting Started Step 4: Connect th e Ethernet Cable • Connect the Ethernet cabl e to the LAN port on the r ear panel of the DVR. Connect the other end of the Ethernet c able to a r outer on your network.
8 Getting Started Step 7: Verify Camera Image • Power on the c ameras, and then verify the c amera video quality befor e permanently mounting the camer as. • Mount the camer as under a shelter ed loc ation. Always verify the envir onmental ra ting of your ca mer as befor e permanent installation outdoor s.
9 Getting Started Connecting Cameras ATTENTION : Cameras differ in terms of installation or mounting instructi ons. Please see the documentation that ca me with your camera (s) for specific instal lation instructions. Test the cameras before permanent installation.
10 Getting Started Connecting BNC Cameras to your DVR 1 Connect the mal e power connector on the BNC e xtension cabl e to the f emale power connector on the c amera. • Connect the BNC connector to the camer a. 2 Connect the femal e power c onnector on the BNC ext ension cable t o the power adapter .
11 Getting Started Touch Screen Control This DVR features unique touch screen naviga tion capabilities. It supports Windows 7® Touch compatible touch screen monitors with out needing any additional configuration.
12 Getting Started Remote Control The DVR can also be controlled using the included remote control. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 To use the remo te control: 1 : Open the Event List. 2 : Opens the DVR Main Menu. 3 Primary Contr o ls: • : Confirm menu selections; in Playback mode, cr eate Playback Mark er; in View ing mode, view sys tem inf ormation.
13 Getting Started Controls Quick Reference The following chart shows how to navigate the menus using the various control options available on the DVR.
ATTENTION : The instructions in this manual describe how to operate the DVR using a mouse (included). When using a touch screen monitor (not included), simpl y touch the on-scr een buttons when told t o click, swipe your finger horizontall y or verticall y to scr oll up / down, and touch to right-click and exit menus.
15 On-screen Display 6 To o l b a r : Move the mouse to the bott om of the scr een to view the toolbar . Click these buttons to ac cess the menus and c ontr ol the DVR. NOTE: Additional butt ons ar e sho wn in some screens. • : Click to open the Split-Scr een Sel ector; In F ull Screen / Singl e Channel mode, click to open Split-scr een view .
16 On-screen Display Using the On-Screen Keyboard An on-screen keyboard appears when entering certain menu options that require text input (for example, Email setup).
17 On-screen Display • 8-channel : Choose fr om quad (CH1~4, CH5~8) or 9-wa y split (the bottom-right squar e appears blacked out). • 16-channel : Choose from quad (CH1~4, CH5~8 , CH9-12, CH13~16), 9-way split (CH1~9, CH 10~2), or 16-way split (CH1~16).
18 On-screen Display To re-assign cam era positions using a touch screen monitor: 1 Pr ess and hold your finger on the channel you want to r e-assign. • A camera menu appears. NOTE: T apping on the screen may c ause the DVR t o switch to Singl e-Channel / Full-Scr een mode.
19 Setting the Date and Time It is highly recommended to immediately set the date and time when first setting up your DVR. Inaccur ate time stamps may r ender your foot age unusable as co ur t ev id en ce . To set the date and time: 1 Click to open the Main Menu.
20 Recording By default, the system is set to immediately record video from all connected cameras in Continuous Record Mode. You can set the system to stop recording once the hard drive is full, or to continually record by overwriting previously recorded data.
21 Event List Event List The system features an Event List to organize and search for recorded video on the system. Events in the Event List are marked with Smart Search icons, which allows you to search for recorded data on your syst em quickly and easily.
22 Event List 5 Active Toolbar Buttons : Whil e in Event List, click to sel ect events f or playback, T rash ( ) to d elete even ts ( cannot undo ), and to exi t. Channel Filter Use the Channel Filter to sort the data fr om i ndividual channels or a ll channels.
23 Event List 3 Click the Smart Search icons to s ort t he da ta accordin g to th e followin g: • ALL : View al l e vents chr onologicall y . NOTE: USB backups appear at the top of the lis t if a USB flash drive with saved backup data is c onnected.
24 Playback Playback Playback mode allows you to view video reco rdings saved on your DVR. You can playback video from a single channel in Single-Channel / Full-Screen mode or from multiple channels in Split-Screen view.
25 Playback 6 Right-click anywher e on the screen to e xit and return t o Viewing mode. The Playback Bar, Playback Markers, and Smart Search Markers The Playback Bar shows recorded video data and events on the DVR based on the time they were recorded.
26 Taking Screenshots Taking Screenshots ATTENTION : Video footage i s preferable to scre enshots when submi tting surveillance evidence in court. For instructions on how to backup or extract video footage fr om your DVR, see “Backup” on page 43.
27 Taking Screenshots Using Screenshots Once you have taken screenshots, connect the US B flash drive to a computer to view, print, or archive the images. To use screenshots (Windows): AutoPlay window 1 Connect the USB flash drive t o a USB port on your c omputer .
28 Managing Passwords Managing Passwords ATTENTION : By default, passwords are disabled on the system, which allows anyone to access the menus and change DVR settings. It is recommended to enable passw ords. See “Enabling and Disabling Passwords” on page 29.
29 Managing Passwords Enabling and Disabling Passwords By default, passwords are disabled. With passw ords enabled, you need to enter your user ID and password to access the system Main Menu, Event List, or Playback mode. To enable/di sable passwords: 1 Cl ick to open the Main Menu.
30 Using the Main Menu Using the Main Menu To open the Ma in Menu: • Click , OR pr ess the button on the fr ont panel of the DVR. Click on the icons belo w to open sub-menus. 2 3 4 5 6 1 1 Camera : Adjus t brightness, c ontrast, hue, and saturation for each camera.
31 Using the Main Menu Camera The Camera Menu allows you to adjust the pictur e settings for your c ameras and configur e camer a titl e display, sequence time, and Covert (hidden camer a) settings. Configure PTZ camer as (RS-485 settings). Camera Menu T o access the Camera Menu, click then .
32 Using the Main Menu 3 Right-click until you have e xited all menus to save your settings. Changing the Camera Title Display 1 F rom the Camera Menu, click Camera Titl e T ype . 2 Scr oll up / down t o select the typ e of label tha t you would li ke to appear abo ve your came ras: • : Displays the name of the camera.
33 Using the Main Menu Setup The Setup Menu allows you to configure system settings including, the date / time, language, video settings, passwords, and the internal fan speed. You can also view system information or reset the DVR to factory settings Setup Menu .
34 Using the Main Menu 3 Click Video-Out Setup . The Video-Out Setup Menu opens. 4 Clic k HDMI Scr een Size , and scr oll up / down to adjus t the screen size. Click HDMI Screen Size and scroll up / down to adjust the screen size NOTE: Adjusting the HDMI Scr een Size setting has no eff ect if the monitor is connect ed with a VGA cable.
35 Using the Main Menu Record The Record Menu allows you to configure video recording parameters, including recording mode, schedule and camera vid eo settings. Camera video settings include the video frame rate, image quality, resolution, and audio settings.
36 Using the Main Menu Reading the Storage Calculator A storage calculator shows the approximate maximum continuous recording time available on the hard drive based on your settings.
37 Using the Main Menu The HDD Information menu shows the following information about your hard drives: • Rec o rd Mode: C u rre n t re co rd i n g mo d e sel ected. • HDD Mode: Curr ent external har d drive mode sel ected. • Ve n d o r : V endor information about your har d drives.
38 Using the Main Menu NOTE: The DVR supports a single ext ernal hard driv e up t o a maximum size of 2TB. The ext ernal har d drive must be self-power ed to work with the system; it cannot r eceive power fr om the DVR’ s USB port. NOTE: F ootage on the e xternal hard driv e can onl y be acc essed using the DVR or a Windows PC.
39 Using the Main Menu Configuring your External Hard Drive for HDD Mirroring or Extension You can connect a single self-powered external hard drive (not included) to the USB port on the rear panel of the DVR for HDD Mirroring or Extension ( see “External Hard Drive Mirroring or Extension” on page 37 for details).
40 Using the Main Menu Alarm The Alarm Menu allows you to configure settings for alarms and motion detection. It also allows you to enable and disable the system buzzers. Alarm Menu T o acc ess the Alarm Me nu, click then . Enabling / Disabling System Buzzers The DVR has two buzzer options, a system buzzer and a key buzzer.
41 Using the Main Menu 2 Configur e the foll owing: • Vloss Response Time : Sel ect the time (in seconds) that the buzzer and on-scr een message will turn on after a Video los s event . • Response Dura tion : Sel ect the time (in seconds) f or the DVR to r ecor d after a motion event.
42 Using the Main Menu Step 1 of 3: Enable Motion Detecti on on your cameras: 1 Whil e viewing, click to open the Main Menu. 2 Click to open the Alarm Menu. 3 Under ca mer as that you wish to enabl e for motion detection, click Motion Enabl e and sel ect O .
43 Using the Main Menu 2 Sel ect the camera y ou wish to configur e. The Motion Detection configur ation window opens. Motion detection is off Motion Detection configur ation window Motion det ection is on Area Sel ectors 3 Click the ar ea or ar eas where y ou would lik e to disabl e / enable motion det ection.
44 Using the Main Menu formatting to take place. The DVR will display "USB Check OK" when formatting is completed. Backing up Video to a USB Flash Drive 1 Connect a formatted USB flash drive (not included) to a USB port. See abo ve for instructions on how to f ormat a USB flash drive to w ork with the DVR.
45 Using the Main Menu To access backed-up video recordi ngs (PC): 1 Connect your USB flash drive to a USB port on your c omputer . An Autoplay window appears.
46 Using the Main Menu LAN The LAN Menu allows you to view and adjust the networking settings for the DVR, including the Remote Access user IDs and passwords. Changing settings in the LAN Menu is not necessary to set up you r DV R for rem ot e acces s.
47 Using the Main Menu r econnect the power adapter to the DC 12V port. 5 T o confirm that the new port number is sav ed on y our system, pr ess the button on the fr ont panel or r emote contr ol to v i ew System Informa tion. HTTP Port You must update your DVR List in the Client Software to use the new port.
48 Using the Main Menu • USER1 : Lowest le vel network user, with acc ess to r emote l ive viewing onl y . By default: ID 7 ; password: 1111 . • USER2 : Normal l ev el network user, with acc ess to r emote l ive viewing, playback, and backup onl y .
49 Using the Main Menu NOTE: If the Domain name/URL re q ue s t is tomsmith , the addr ess to acc ess your video will be tomsmith.l or exddns.net using Client Softwar e, or http:// tomsmith.l or exddns.net:80 using a compatibl e Internet br owser . 6 Rig ht-click repeatedl y to save your ch anges and e xit all menus.
50 Using the Main Menu 8 Click SMTP Pas sword and enter the SMTP passwor d. Click to confirm. 9 Right-click to return to Mail Setup. 10 T o enabl e secur e authentication (such as SS L ), c lic k Log on using Secur e and sel ect O . 11 Cl ick E-m ail A ddr ess .
51 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity The DVR supports two options for remote vi ewing over a local network (LAN) or the Internet: Client Software (provided on the CD) for PC and Mac and DVR Netviewer, a built-in, browser-based surveillance viewing software.
52 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity 3 Reconnect the power adapt er to the DC 12V port on the r ear panel to power the system back on. ROUTER (Not Included) Computer (Not Included) (not requ.
53 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity Step 3 of 4: Install the Client Software on your PC or Mac Edge Client Software allows you to view an d configure Edge Series DVR‘s over a local network or the Internet. It is included on th e softw are CD that came with your DVR, or available as a free download from ww w .
Add/ Configur e DVR Open/refr esh con nec tio n Close connection Select D VR Client window 54 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity 2 Click DV R Li st . The DVR List window opens. DVR List 3 Click Add . 4 Configur e the foll owing: • Name: Enter the name y ou would like to use f or your D VR.
55 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity Accessing your DVR Remotely Over the Internet Setting up remote connectivity allows you to view your DVR from any computer or compatible mobile device with internet access.
56 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity To setup your free Lorex DDNS account: 1 In your br owser, go to http://www .lor exddns.net and click Step 1 . Click Step 1 2 The My Lor ex acc ount login scr een opens (if you ar e alr eady logged in, skip t o step 4).
57 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity 5 Under Y our Addres s, select an addr es s or click Enter a New Addr ess to cr eate a new addr ess. Fill in your addr ess information and click Cr eate Addr ess . Enter your addr ess information Click Create Address 6 Fill in the warranty r egistration f orm with your pr oduct and pur chase details.
58 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity 7 A page pops up t o pr ompt you to r egister your p roduct f or Lor ex DDNS. Click Set Up a Ne w DDNS .
59 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity • URL Request: Ent er the web site addr ess that will be used to c onnect to your Lor ex pr oduct. F or exampl e, if y ou enter tomsmith , the addr ess t o acces s your video will be tomsmith.l or exddns.
60 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity 5 Configur e the foll owing: • DDNS User Name: Enter the DDNS User Name from the c onfirmation email that was sent to you after you cr eated your DDNS account. • DDNS Password: Ent er th e DDNS Device Passwor d fr om the confirmation email.
61 Setting up your DVR for Remote Connectivity Advanced Networking Configuration (Optional) The following steps are recommended to ensure your DVR is secure and accessible at all times, even in the event of a power failure. Please note that some of the steps below require you to reconfigure the settings for your DVR in the Client Software.
62 PC and Mac Client Software fo r Remote Viewing PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing Client Software is available that allows you to access your system from any PC or Mac with an Internet connection. The Client Software is compatible with any Edge Series DVR, and it can save the device information for multipl e DVRs.
63 PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing Client Window Client Window (PC version / 8-channel model sh own) NOTE: The appearance of the client window diff ers bef or e you connect to y our DVR. 1 2 7 4 5 6 10 9 3 8 1 DVR L ist : Click to c onfigure the c onnection information f or your DVRs.
64 PC and Mac Client Software fo r Remote Viewing • Captur e : Click to tak e a screenshot of the display scr een. • HDD Reader : Clic k t o playback / backup video fr om an ext ernal hard drive (not included) connected to the computer using a USB cabl e (not included).
65 PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing • Name: Enter the name you would like to use f or your DVR. Y ou can use y our name, your company or busines s name, or anything of y our choic e. • IP / DDNS: Enter the DDNS addr ess or IP addr ess of y our DVR.
66 PC and Mac Client Software fo r Remote Viewing Live Viewing Mode Channel View buttons Channel buttons 8-channel model shown By default, the Client Software launches in Live Viewing mode.
67 PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing Using the Pop-Up Calendar Pop-Up Calendar Drag slider to adjust time 1 Click t o open the Pop-up Cal endar to sel ect the date and time. 2 Cl ick to change the month. 3 Click to sel ect a date. 4 Click to set the time or drag the slider to adjust time in 30 minut e increments.
68 PC and Mac Client Software fo r Remote Viewing 3 Under Start Time, click to open the pop-up cal endar and sel ect a date and time. Click the SET button. Backup contr ols Expanded calenda r view 4 Under Stop Time, click to open the pop-up cal endar and sel ect a date and time.
69 PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing Changing Bitrate Speed 1 Click the Bitrate ta b from Setup Mode. Bitrate tab Sel ect bitrate speed Click Apply 2 Under Bitrate, sel ect a bitrate speed . A higher bitrate speed impr oves the quality of the video str eam but r equires mor e bandwidth.
70 PC and Mac Client Software fo r Remote Viewing 4 Click Apply to sav e your settings or click Clear to e xit without saving. 5 T o ensure y our DDNS settings are sav ed on your system, disc onnect the power adapter fr om the r ear panel of your syst em.
71 PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing 4 In the Interval dr op-down menu, sel ect the minimum interval between e vent notification emails. F or exampl e, if you set the interval t o 5 minutes, the DVR will only send al erts every 5 minutes when an ev ent occur s.
72 PC and Mac Client Software fo r Remote Viewing • (Mac) Click the F ont Option button and use the menu to change the f ont and font size. • (PC onl y) Use the Language drop-do wn menu to sel e ct the language f or the camera titl es. 4 Click A pply to sav e the new titl es to your DVR.
73 PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing Manual Recording (PC Only) You can use the REC button to create a manual recording of the display area anytime during live viewing. NOTE: Manual r ecor ding is not availabl e on Mac or via bro wser . To take a manual recording: 1 Cl ick the REC but ton ( ).
74 PC and Mac Client Software fo r Remote Viewing 2 Click Speed Dome . Speed Dome contr ols open. Speed Dome Co ntrols Click the Arr ows to change the camera Pan and Tilt Click X to close Speed Dome con trols NOTE: The Speed Dome contr ols ar e identical to the contr ols available thr ough the DVR.
75 PC and Mac Client Software for Remote Viewing To playback video using the HDD Reader: 1 Under Play Time , clic k and use the pop-up cal endar to sel ect a date and time to play back. Click to select Playback time Click to sel ect channel Click to be gin Playback 2 Sel ect the channel you would lik e to playback and click to begin playback.
76 DVR Netviewer: Viewing Your DVR Using a Web Browser DVR Netviewer: Viewing Your DVR Using a Web Browser DVR Netviewer is a built-in, browser based software for remotely connecting to your DVR. This section only covers how to connect to your DVR using compatible browsers.
77 DVR Netviewer: Vi ewing Your DVR Us ing a Web Browser Use the following format to connect to your DVR using an IP address: http:// , the IP address, and then colo n and the HTTP port number (default: 80 ).
78 DVR Netviewer: Viewing Your DVR Using a Web Browser Internet Explorer You must port forward your router before you can connect to your system using a web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer) ! Remote viewing using Internet Explorer is supported on Internet Explorer versions 6 and higher.
79 DVR Netviewer: Vi ewing Your DVR Us ing a Web Browser 5 Click Inst all . DVR Netviewer launches. Internet Explorer 9 / 10 You must use compatibility mode to conn ect to your DVR using Internet Explorer 9 or 10. To view your DVR using In te rnet Explorer 9 or 10: 1 Open Internet Expl or er .
80 DVR Netviewer: Viewing Your DVR Using a Web Browser 6 Click Insta ll in the attention bar . Click Install The page r efreshes. 7 Re-enter your re m o t e a cce s s I D and pas swor d and click Login . An install wi ndow appears. 8 Click In sta ll .
81 DVR Netviewer: Vi ewing Your DVR Us ing a Web Browser 3 Next t o the add-on call ed IE T ab V2 , clic k Install to install the e xtension. 4 Click Re start now or r estart Fir efo x manually . 5 Enter your DVR’ s DDNS a ddress or IP address int o the addr ess bar .
82 DVR Netviewer: Viewing Your DVR Using a Web Browser Google Chrome You must port forward your router before you can connect to your system using a web browser (e.g. Google Chrome) ! You must download an extension called IE T ab be fore Chrome can connect to your DVR.
83 DVR Netviewer: Vi ewing Your DVR Us ing a Web Browser 4 Next t o IE T ab, click Add to Chr ome , and then click Inst all . Add to Chr ome Install 5 Enter your DVR’ s DDNS a ddr ess or IP address in the addr ess bar . 6 In the Chr ome bro wser, click to open the IE T ab extension.
84 DVR Netviewer: Viewing Your DVR Using a Web Browser 8 Y ou must install the Activ eX ® plug-in for DVR Netview er to function. Click the attention bar at the top of the main page and select Install this Add-on for All Users on This Computer... . DVR Netviewer will r eset.
85 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device You can remotely view camera streams from your DVR on compatible mobile phones and tablets. NOTE: P ort forwar ding and DDNS r egistration ar e r equir ed befor e you can c onnect to the D VR using a mobil e device.
86 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device iPhone / iPad App You must port forward your router before you can connect to your system using a mobile device (e.g. iPhone/iPad) ! iPhone Users To connect to your DVR using the iPhone, you need to download and instal l the Lor ex Li ve application from the App Store.
87 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device The Lorex Live Interface The Lorex Live interface allows you to view a single camera in windowed (portrait) or full-screen (landscape) view, switch between connected cameras, and playback recorded video.
88 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device To playback recorded video on the iP hone: 1 T ouch the right button at the bottom of the scr een to ac cess Playback Controls.
89 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device 5 Under ID and Pas sword, enter the Remote Ac cess user ID (default: 9 ) and Passwor d (default : 3333 ) for the D VR.
90 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Using the Address Book on the iPhone / iPad The Address Book can save the device inform ation for multiple Edge Series DVRs. This means you can easily switch between multiple DVRs located in your home, business, or elsewhere without having to re -enter the address or password.
91 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Accessing Backed up Video on the iPad For instructions on how to back up video, See “Backup Mode” on page 67.
92 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Android App To connect to your DVR on an Android phone or tablet, you need to download and install the Lor ex Mobile Edge app from the Google Play Store. You must port forward your router before you can connect to your system using a mobile device (e.
93 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Lorex Mobile Edge Viewing Interface T ouch to switch camera s T o uch to acce ss cam era Selection Scr een T ouch to View menu T ouch for Setup Menu (see below) Tap inside video area to view in full-screen landscape mode Lorex Mobile Edge shows a single camera vi ew.
94 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Playback Mode Use Playback mode to view recorded footage from your DVR on your Android device. Sel ect camera Return to pl ayback con trols Sel ect playback time Rewind Pause Pl ay Rewind To use Playback mode: 1 Ta p Menu ( )> Setup ( )> Playback to open Playback mode.
95 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device PTZ Controls You can control your PTZ cameras (not incl uded) and configure PTZ presets from yo ur Android device. NOTE: Bef or e you can use PTZ contr ols, you must c onnect a PTZ camera to your DVR.
96 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Address Book The Address Book can save the device information for multiple Edge Series DVRs. This means you can easily switch between multiple DVRs located in your home, business, or elsewhere without having to re-enter the address or password.
97 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device Blackberry App To connect to your DVR using a Blackberry smartphone, you must download and install t he Mobile View Application from ww w .lo rexte ch no log y . com . You must port forward your router before you can connect to your system using a mobile device (i.
98 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device 6 Click Import Fil es . Import F iles Appl y 7 Locate the f older wher e you extr acted the Mobile Vi ew er in st al l fi les . S e lec t th e M o bi le V ie w install fil e (ends in an . alx ext ension), and then click Open to ins tall th e fil e.
99 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device 3 Open the MobileV iew applic ation. MobileView Opening Mo bile View 4 Under IP/DDNS, enter the DVR’ s DDNS addr ess in full (e.g. tomsmith.l ore xddns.net ) 1 . Sel ect KEEP ME SIGNED IN to s ave yo ur lo g in information Connecting to your DVR 5 Under PORT, enter the DVR’ s HTTP port.
100 Mobile Apps: Accessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device To change the channel view: • Pr ess the number k eys to jump to the desir ed channel (for e xample, pr ess 3 t o switch to channel 3).
101 Mobile Apps: Ac cessing your DVR Using a Mobile Device 3 Select Advanced Options > Opening APN settings m enu TCP/IP 4 Sel ect the checkbo x beside APN Settings APN addres s Example Enabling APN settings to enable APN. 5 Beside APN, enter y our APN.
102 Appendix A: System Specifications Appendix A: System Specifications EDGE2 Series SYSTEM Operating System: Linux (embedded) Pentaplex: Simultaneous View , Record, Playback, Backup & Remote Conf.
103 Appendix A: System Specifications EDGE3 Series As our products are subject to continuous improvement, Lorex Technology Inc. and its subsidiaries reserve the right to modify prod uct design, specifications, and prices without notice and without incurring any obligation.
104 Appendix B: Assigning a F ixed IP to your DVR Appendix B: Assigning a Fixed IP to your DVR When connecting to your DVR through a local area network (LAN), you have the option of connecting to your system by entering the lo cal IP of the DVR in a web browser.
105 Appendix B: Assigning a F ixed IP to your DVR DHCP Scope A DHCP scope is a range of IP addresses that your router can immediately assign to devices. A common DHCP scope is 100-255, al though this varies between router models (check your router’s owner’s manual for more information).
106 Appendix B: Assigning a F ixed IP to your DVR 3 Under DHCP Server Setting, loc ate the Start IP Addr ess . This value is the first IP addr ess that the r outer will as sign to devic es that connect with DHCP . This means that you can as sign any IP addr ess to you r DVR that is lower than this value.
107 Appendix B: Assigning a F ixed IP to your DVR 5 T o confirm that the new port n umber is saved on your sys tem, pr ess the button on the fr ont panel or r emote contr ol to view the Sys tem Information Confirm the new IP addr ess IP addr ess DHCP disabled You have now assigned a fixed IP address to yo ur DVR.
108 Appendix C: Connecting PT Z Cameras Appendix C: Connecting PTZ Cameras You can connect RS-485 PTZ cameras (not included) to the RS-485 port on the rear panel. T o connect a PTZ camera to the DVR: 1 Connect the T ransmit+ (TX+) cabl e to the + side of the RS-485 po rt on the r ear panel.
109 Appendix C: Connecting PTZ Cameras 8 Click Pr o toc ol and scroll up/down to sel ect the PTZ protoc ol for your camera. 9 Right-click until you have e xited all menus to save your changes. Controlling PTZ Cameras To access PTZ controls locally on your DVR: 1 Sel ect the channel that your PTZ camer a is conn ec ted to.
110 Appendix C: Connecting PT Z Cameras Creating PTZ Presets 1 Adjust the camer a position and zoom as needed. 2 Click SET . The pr esets available turn blue. 3 Click the number of an availabl e preset t o save the camera position to that pr eset. Loading PTZ Presets • Click the number of the pr eset you would like the c amera to go to.
111 Appendix D: Recordin g and Playing Audio Appendix D: Recording and Playing Audio The DVR is capable of recording one audio cha nnel, which can be assi gned to any available camera channel. Audio recording requires an audio-capable camera (not included) or self-powered microphone (not included).
112 Appendix D: Recordin g and Playing Au dio 6 Click Audio , and then scroll up / down t o select t he channel your camer a is connected to. Video Frame Rate Menu Select Audio channel • If you ar e using a self-power ed micr ophone (not included) sel ect the channel you would lik e to re co rd a ud i o t o.
113 Appendix E: Mounting the DVR to a VESA M ount Appendix E: Mounting the DVR to a VESA Mount The DVR is designed to mount to the back of most LCD monitors with a VESA mount. You m a y a l s o m o u n t i t t o a w a l l o r l e a v e t h e s y s t e m i n a s t a n d a r d h o r i z o n t a l o r v e r t i c a l p o s i t i o n .
114 Appendix F: Replac ing the Hard D rive Appendix F: Replacing the Hard Drive The system comes with a pre-installed 3.5" SATA hard drive. You can expand the system with a replacement single hard drive up to 2 terabyte (TB).
115 Appendix F: Replac ing the Hard Drive 4 Hold the har d drive in place with your hand an d c arefull y turn the DVR o ver . Remove the har d drive scr ews (4x) on the bottom panel of the D VR. It is EXTREMEL Y IMPORT ANT that yo u hold the hard dr ive in place while turning th e DVR over and remov ing the bottom panel screws.
116 Appendix F: Replac ing the Hard D rive 5 Car efully slide the har d drive back until it is cl ear of the SA T A connector and lift it out of the DVR . SA T A connector Replacing the Hard Drive To replace the hard drive: 1 Place the har d drive into the DVR.
117 Appendix F: Replac ing the Hard Drive 4 Car efully turn the DVR back ov er . 5 Hold the top panel of the DVR at an angle, and insert the panel edges under the lip on the front panel. Lower the top panel onto the DVR. T op panel edges 6 Replace the scr ews (2x) on each of the side panels of the DVR.
118 Appendix G: Upgrading Firmware Appendix G: Upgrading Firmware Firmware upgrades can provide improved f unctionality to your DVR. When firmware upgrades become available, you can download them for free from ww w .
119 Appendix G: Upgrading Firmware 6 The system checks the USB flash drive f or a compatibl e firmwar e file and asks you to c onfirm the upgrade. Click Ye s to begin the firmware upgrade. DO NO T unplug the DVR or disconnect the USB flash drive while the upgrade is installing .
120 Appendix G: Upgrading Firmware 4 Click the Delete all butt on. Delete all NOTE: Clicking the Del ete all button cl ears all internet hist ory, temp files, cookies, and saved f orm data. 5 Click Ye s on the pr ompt. 6 Click Cl ose and then click OK to exit and save your chan ges .
121 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting When a malfunction occurs, it may not be serious and can be corrected easily. The following describes the most common problems and solutions.
122 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting (Continued) Err or Possibl e Causes Solutions • There is no pictur e on the moni tor/T V afte r connecting it to the DVR • Monitor/TV not detected by DVR • Power off the monit or and DVR. Power off the monitor and DVR.
123 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting (Continued) Err or Possibl e Causes Solutions • There is no pictur e on selected channels / camera pictur e is not being displ ayed • Camera cables are l oose o.
124 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Remote Connections Err or Possibl e Causes Solutions • Cannot connect to the DVR o n a lo cal ne twor k • DVR not connected to r outer • Connect an Ethernet c.
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