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PROVISION- ISR
NVR-8200P
User Manual
4CH 720P Real-Time PoE NVR
For H.264 8-channel network video recorder
All rights reserved
CAUTION
Read this user manual carefully and use the device correctly and safely.
NVR warranty requires an intact serial number located on the bottom of the NVR a valid and
invoice or receipt with the date of purchase.
We do not warrant all the content is correct.
The contents of this manual may be out-dated.
If you are not certain of something, you should contact technical support before making any
change, or installing the NVR.
This device should be operated only from the type of power supply indicated on the marking
label. The voltage of the power must be verified before using.
If you plan not to use the NVR for a long time, shut it down and unplug the power cable.
Don't install this device close to a heat sources (e.g. radiators, heat registers, stoves, ec't).
Do not install this device near water.
Clean only with a dry cloth.
Do not block the ventilation openings.
Place the device in a ventilated place.
Do not unplug the DVR when the device is working: the correct method to shut down DVR is
to perform software shutdown by pressing the “shut down” button from the main menu.
PROVISION-ISR NVR-8200P is intended for indoor use only.
Do not expose the NVR-8200P to rain or moist conditions.
If any solid or liquid gets inside the NVR, shut down the NVR and unplug the power supply as
soon as possible, and get it checked by a qualified technician.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Do not try to repair the device by yourself without technical aid or approval.
This manual is suitable for the 8 channel Network video recorder (NVR-8200P)
Contents
1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 NVR Introduction
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2.1 Install Hard Drive &DVD Writer
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3.1 Startup and Shutdown
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5 Main Menu Setup Guide ............................................................................................................ 15
5.1 Basic configuration
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5.1.1 System ................................................................................................................................. 16
5.1.2 Date & Time ........................................................................................................................ 17
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5.3 Record Configuration
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5.3.2 Record Bitrate ...................................................................................................................... 21
5.3.3 Time ..................................................................................................................................... 21
5.3.4 Stamp ................................................................................................................................... 22
5.3.5 Recycle Record .................................................................................................................... 23
5.3.6 Snap ..................................................................................................................................... 23
5.4 Schedule Configuration
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5.5 Alarm Configuration
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Support linked channels recording once motion or alarm triggered on certain channel
SECURITY
Customize user right: log search, system setup, two way audio, file management, disk
management, remote login, live view, manual record, and playback.
Support 1 administrator and 63 user designated usernames and passwords.
Support event log recording and checking, events unlimited
NETWORK
Support TCP/IP, DHCP, PPPoE, DDNS protocol
Support IE browser to do remote view
Support client connection amount setup
Support dual stream. Network stream is adjustable independently to fit the network
bandwidth and environment.
Support picture snap and color adjustment in remote live
Support remote time and event search, and channel playback
Support remote full menu setup, changing all the parameters remotely NVR
Support mobile surveillance by phones with iPhone & Android OS
Support CMS/NVMS to manage multi devices on internet
2 Hardware Installation
Check the unit and the accessories after getting the device. Please don’t power up the unit till
the physical installation is complete.
2.1 Install Hard Drive &DVD Writer
2.1.1 Install Hard Drive
Notice: 1. This series supports two SATA hard drives. Please use the hard drive the
manufacturers recommend specially for security and safe field.
2. Please calculate HDD capacity according to the recording setting. Please
refer to “Appendix B Calculate Recording Capacity”.
Step 1: Loosen the screws to open the top cover.
Step 2: Connect the power and data cables and then place the HDD onto the bottom case as
Fig 2-1.
Step 3: Secure the HDD with the screws as Fig 2-2.
Fig 2-1 Connect HDD Fig 2-2 Screw HDD
Note: For convenience installation, please connect the power and data cables first and
then the by tightening the screws. fix HDD
2.1.2 Install DVD Writer
Notice: 1. The writers must be the compatible devices we recommend. Please refer to
“Appendix C Compatible Devices”
2. This device is only for backup.
Step 1: Loosen the screws to open the top cover.
Step 2: Connect the power and data cables and then place the DVD writer onto the bottom
case as Fig 2- 3.
Step 3: Secure the DVD writer with the screws as Fig 2-4.
Fig 2-3 Connect the DVD Writer Fig 2-4 Screw the Writer
2.2 Front Panel scriptions De
Notice: The front panel descriptions are only for reference; please make the object as
the standard.
Type
Name
Description
Work
state
indicator
Power
The power indicator turns blue when NVR is powered up.
HDD
The light turns blue when HDD is writing and reading.
Net
The light turns blue when it is able to access the network.
Backup
The light turns blue when backing up files and data.
Play
The light turns blue when playing video.
REC
The light turns blue when recording.
Function
button
Number 1~9
Input number 1~9 or choose camera
MENU/+
1. Enter menu in live 2. Increase the value in setup
BACKUP/-
1. Decrease the value in setup 2. Enter backup mode in live
0/10+
Input number 0, 10, and the above number together with other
digital keys
Focus
1. Record manually 2. FOCUS function enables at PTZ mode.
Speed
1. Rewind key 2. SPEED function enables at PTZ mode
IRIS
1. Enter play interface 2. IRIS function enables at PTZ mode
P.T.Z
1. Fast forward 2. Enter PTZ mode in live
Input
button
Direction button
Change direction to select items.
Multi-screen
Change screen display mode like1/4/8 channel.
Enter button
Confirm selection.
IR
receiver
IR
For remote controller
USB
USB port
To connect external USB devices like USB ash, USB HDD for
backup or update firmware; or connect to USB mouse.
2.3 Rear Panel Instructions
Fig 2-6 Rear Panel for 8- ch
Item
Name
Description
1
Power input
AC 110V/220V
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Audio out
Audio output, connect to the sound box
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Audio in
1 CH audio input
4
Alarm in
Alarm Inputs for connecting sensors
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GND
Grounding
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Alarm Out
Relay Output. Connect to external alarm.
7
RS486
Connect to keyboard is TX+, B is TX- . A
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HDMI port
Connect to high-definition display device
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CVBS port
Connect to monitor
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VGA port
VGA output, connect to monitor
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LAN
Network port
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USB port
Connect to external USB devices like USB flash, USB HDD for
backup or update firmware; or connect to USB mouse
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PoE
PoE network ports; connect to 8CH IP cameras with PoE function
Alarm Out Connection:
Pull out the green terminal blocks and loosen the screws in the alarm out port. Then insert the
wires of the alarm output devices into the port of NO and COM separately. Finally, tighten the
screws. Provided that the external alarm output devices need power supply, you can connect the
power supply as per the following figures.
2.4 Remote Controller
It uses two AAA size batteries.
Open the battery cover of the Remote Controller.
Place batteries. Please take care of the polarity (+ and - ).
Replace the battery cover.
The interface of remote controller is shown in Fig 2-8 Remote Controller.
Fig 2-8 Remote Controller
Note: You shall press P.T.Z button to enter PTZ setting mode, choose a channel and
press P.T.Z button again to hide the P.T.Z control panel. Then you can press preset,
cruise, track, wiper or light button to enable the relevant function.
Button
Power
Button
Record Button
-/ -9 Digital -- /0
Button
Fn1 Button
Multi Button
Next Button
SEQ
Audio
Switch
Direction button
Enter Button
Menu Button
Exit Button
Focus/IRIS/Zoo
m/PTZ
Preset Button
Cruise Button
Track Button
Wiper Button
Light Button
Clear Button
Fn2 Button
Info Button
Snap Button
Search Button
Cut Button
Backup Button
Zoom Button
PIP Button
Key points to check in case the remote doesn’t work.
1. Check batteries polarity.
2. Check the remaining charge in the batteries.
3. Check IR controller sensor for any masking.
4. Check the ID of the remote with respect to the NVR.
If it still doesn't work, please try using a good known remote, or contact your dealer.
Operation processes with remote controller to control multi-NVR
The default device ID of the NVR is 0. It’s not necessary to reset the device ID when a remote
is to be used to control a single NVR. However when controlling multiple NVRs with multiple
remote controllers, you would need to configure the device ID, please refer to below steps:
Activate remote controller to control the NVR: Turn the IR sensor of the remote controller
towards the IR receiver on the front panel, press the number key 8 twice on the remote, input
device ID of the NVR to be controlled (Range from: 0-65535; the default device ID is 0) and
press ENTER to confirm.
You can check the device ID of a NVR from System Setup Basic Device ID. You can also  
set multiple NVRs with the same device ID however this can cause interference if the NVRs
are kept close to each other.
2.5 Control with Mouse
2.5.1 Connect Mouse
It supports USB mouse through the ports on the rear panel.
If mouse is not detected or doesn't work, check below steps:
1. Make sure the mouse is plugged in the USB mouse port.
2. Try with a good know mouse.
2.5.2 Use Mouse
During live:
Double-click on any camera window to see the full screen. Double-click again to return to the
previous screen.
Right click to reveal the control menu on the screen. Right click again to hide the menu.
In Configuration:
Click to enter a particular option. Right click to cancel the option or to return to the previous
menu.
In order to input a value in a particular screen, move cursor to the input box and click. An
input window will appear as Fig 2-9. It supports digits, alphabets and symbols input. Click
Shift button to input capital letters and symbols; click Shift button again to return.
It supports mouse drag. Take motion detection area setup for example: Click customized, hold
down the left button and drag to set motion detection area.
Fig 2-9 Digital Numbers and Letters Input Window
In Playback:
Click to choose the options. Right click to return to live mode.
In Backup:
Click to choose the options. Right click to return to previous picture.
In PTZ Control:
Click left button to choose the buttons to control the PTZ. Click right button to return to live.
Note: Mouse is the default tool for all operations unless an exception, as indicated.
3 Basic Function Instruction
3.1 Startup and Shutdown
Please make sure all the connections are done properly before you power on the unit. Proper
startup and shutdown are crucial to expanding the life of your . NVR
3.1.1 Startup
Step 1: Connect with the source power.
Step 2: The device will boot and the power LED would turn blue.
Step 3: A WIZZARD window will pop up and show some information about time zone time ,
setup network configuration, record configuration and disk management. You can setup here ,
and refer to the concrete setup steps from the corresponding chapters. If you don’t want to set
up Wizard, please click Exit button to exit.
Note: The default output is HDMI output. Hold and press ESC key switch the output to
among CVBS, VGA HDMI. &
3.1.2 Shutdown
You can shut down the device by using IR remote controller and mouse.
By IR remote controller:
Step 1: Press Power button. This will bring up a shutdown window. The unit will shut down
by clicking “OK” button.
Step 2: Disconnect the power.
By mouse:
Step 1: Enter into Menu and select “Shut Down” icon. This will take you to a
shutdown window.
Step 2: Click OK. Then the unit will power off after a while.
Step 3: Disconnect the power.
3.2 Login
You can login or log off the system. Once logged off you cannot do any other operation NVR
except changing the multi-screen display.
Fig 3-1 Login
Notice: The default user name and password is “admin” and 123456”.
For complete operational steps for changing password, adding or deleting user please
refer to section 5.7 User management Configuration.
3.3 Live preview
Fig 3- Live Preview Interface 2
3.4 Live playback
Click Play button to playback the record. Refer to Figure 3-3. You can do complete
operation by clicking the buttons on screen.
Symbol
Meaning
Green
Manual record
Yellow
Motion detection record
Red
Sensor Alarm record
Blue
Schedule record
Fig 3- Live Playback 3
4 Add IP Cameras
This chapter mainly introduces how to connect multiple IP cameras through NVR. Once you
finish adding IP cameras, you can see the live images through the monitor of the NVR. For 4/8
CH NVR, you just need to directly connect the IP cameras to the device through PoE network
ports. The live images will display after you connect successfully. Of course, if there are free
channels, you can connect the IPC via WAN/ LAN network. For 16/24 CH NVR, you may
connect the previous 8 CH directly to the device through PoE network ports and then add the
IP cameras for the remaining channels into the via WAN/LAN. Here we will introduce NVR
how to add cameras through WAN/LAN.
To add IP cameras via LAN:
Step 1: Please enter Menu IP Camera tab. Refer to Fig 4- search 1. Click “Search” button to
the devices in the same network.
Fig 4-1 Device Management
Step 2: Enter into the search tab. Click “Refresh” to refresh the searched devices. You can
modify the IP address of the searched device by checking the device and clicking Setup “ ”
button.
Fig 4-2 Search Devices
Note: If the network of IP cameras and NVR are in LAN, their IP address must be in the
same network segment. For example: If the IP address of NVR is 192.168.013.057, the
IP address of IP camera must be 192.168.013.XXX.
Step 3: Choose the searched devices and c add these devices. The added lick “OK” button to
cameras will be listed in the device management interface.
Step 4: Choose the camera device and click “Setup” button to enable the camera. Refer to Fig
4- , select channel and input the username and password of this 3. Check the “enablecheckbox
device. Then click “OK” to save settings.
Fig 4-3 Add Device
To add IP cameras via WAN:
Step 1: Please enter Menu IP Camera tab. Refer to Fig 4-1.
Step 2: Click Add button to pop up a window similar to Fig 4-3. You need to check “ ”
“Enable” box, select channel, manufacturer and product model and manually input IP address,
server port, username and password of this device.
Note: If the NVR and the IP cameras you want to add are both in WAN, the IP address of
the IP camera input here must be WAN IP. You should forward the LAN IP address and
port of the IP camera in the router and use its WAN IP address, provided that the IP
camera is in local area network, otherwise, the NVR cannot connect this IP camera.
5 Main Menu Setup Guide
Click right mouse or press ESC button on the front panel to display the main menu toolbar on
the bottom of the screen. Refer to Fig 5-1:
Fig 5- Main Menu Toolbar 1
Click the icon beside the screen mode to display a channel select dialog.
Screen Mode: You can choose a screen display mode to show the live images.
PIP: Click this button to set PIP. Click this button to choose the bigger picture and then click
the little PIP button beside the word None” to set the smaller picture. After that, you can see a
picture in picture.
Dwell: Dwell means to display live images from different cameras in a sequence. The images
may be displayed as a single channel or in a grid fashion from different cameras. Dwell mode
is enabled only when the chosen display mode is not able to display all the available cameras.
Color: If this button is enabled, you can adjust the color of live images.
E-Zoom: Single channel large screen electronic amplification.
Audio: Enable sound.
PTZ: Click the PTZ button to control rotation position, speed and auto scan of the PTZ
connected to the IP camera.
Record: Click this button to start/stop recording.
Playback: Click this button to playback the recorded files.
You can click Move Tool button and drag it anywhere with the left mouse to move the main
menu bar anywhere.
Click Main Menu button to pop up a window as Fig 5-2; you can also press MENU button on
the front panel or operate with remote controller to display the main menu. Clicking Setup icon
will pop-up the configuration menu:
Fig 5-2 Main Menu
System Setup
5.1 Basic configuration
Basic configuration includes three sub menus: system date & time and DST. ,
5.1.1 System
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Basic System. Refer to Fig 5-3:  
Fig 5-3 Basic Configuration-Basic
Step 2: In this interface you can setup the device name, device ID, video format, max network
user, VGA resolution and language. The definitions for every parameters display as below:
Device Name: The name of the device as it may display on the client end or on CMS, this
would help the user to recognize the device remotely.
Device ID: This ID is used to map the with IR remote controller and speed dome NVR
cameras.
Video Format: Two modes: PAL and NTSC. User can select the video format according to
the cameras being used.
Password Check: If enabled the user would need to input the user name and the password for
performing corresponding operations.
Show System Time: If selected, displays the current time during live monitoring.
Max Online Users: To set the maximum number of concurrent user logins in the . NVR
Show wizard: If selected the GUI would launch the startup wizard on every boot, allowing ,
user to do basic setup.
Video Output: Resolution of live display interface.
Language: To set up the menu language.
Note: After changing the language and video output, the device needs to login again.
Logout After (Minutes): You can setup the screen interval time (30s, 60s, 180s, 300s). If
there is no any operation within the setting period, the device will auto logout and return to the
login interface.
No Image When Logout: If selected, there will be no image showing when logout.
5.1.2 Date & Time
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Basic Date & Time tab. Refer to Fig 5-   4:
Fig 5-4 Basic Configuration-Date & Time
Step 2: Set the date format, time format, time zone in this interface; checkmark “sync time
with NTP server” to refresh NTP server date. You can adjust system date manually
Step 3: C A settings. lick “ pply” button to save the
5.1.3 DST
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Basic DST interface. Refer to Fig 5-5:  
Fig 5-5 Basic Configuration-DST
Step 2: In this interface, enable daylight saving time, time offset, mode, start & end
month/week/date, etc.
Step 3: Click “Apply” button to save the setting.
5.2 Live Configuration
Live configuration includes three submenus: live, main monitor and mask.
5.2.1 Live
In this interface, you can set up camera name.
To set up camera name:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Live. Refer to Fig 5-6:  
Fig 5-6 Live Configuration Live
Step 2: A software keyboard will pop up by clicking camera name area. Click the letters and
(or) digital numbers on the keyboard to input the name you want to display in live image.
Step 3: Checkmark the camera name in the show name area.
All channels will show the camera name by checking “All” checkbox.
To set up color:
Step 1: Click “Setting” button for a particular camera/channel to see a window as below.
Step 2: In this interface, you can adjust brightness, hue, saturation and contrast in live. Click
“OK” button to save the setting.
5.2.2 Main Monitor
The main monitor settings allow you to set camera sequence in live display mode.
Operate the following steps to set main monitor:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Live Main Monitor interface. Refer to Fig 5-7:  
Step 2: Select display mode and channel.
Step 3: Select dwell time. Click button to set up the previous channel groups of dwell
picture. Click button to set the latter channel groups of dwell picture.
Step 4: Click “Apply” to save the setting.
Fig 5-7 Live Configuration-Main Monitor
5.2.3 Mask
If there is something you don’t want to display in the live image, u can set mask. For a yo
given channel a maximum of three areas can be masked. If the mask function is not available
in the added IP camera, the mask function here will not take effect.
To set up mask area:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Live Mask interface.  
Fig 5-8 Live Configuration-Mask
Step 2: Click Setting button to go into live image.
Step 3: Press and drag the left mouse button to set mask area as shown below.
Step 4: Right click to exit the mask setting interface.
Step 5: Click Apply button to save the setting.
To delete mask area
Step 1: Click Setting button in the mask interface.
Step 2: Select a certain masked area and double click to delete that masked area.
Step 3: Then click Apply button to save the setting.
Fig 5-9 Setting Mask Area
5.3 Record Configuration
Record configuration includes six sub menus: enable, record bit rate, time, recycle record,
stamp and snap .
Before Configuration, please make sure your has been installed with HDD and has NVR
completed its initialization.
5.3.1 Enable
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Record Enable tab. Refer to Fig 5-10:  
Step 2: Checkmark record and audio.
Fig 5-10 Record Configuration-Record
Step 3: Select All to set up the same settings for all channels.
5.3.2 Record Bitrate
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Record Record Bitrate. Refer to Fig 5-11:  
Step 2: Setup rate, resolution, quality, encode and max bit stream.
Step 3: Select “All” to set the same settings for all channels.
Step 4: Click “Apply” button to save the setting.
Fig 5-11 Record Configuration-Record Bitrate
If the value of the parameter is set to exceed the maximum resources of the system, the system
will automatically adjust it.
5.3.3 Time
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Record Time interface to set recording time. Refer to Fig  
5-12:
Step 2: Set Pre-alarm record time and post-alarm record time. Select “All” to set the same
settings for all channels.
Step 3: Click “Apply” to save the setting.
Parameter
Meaning
Record
To enable/disable recording for the channel
Audio
To enable/disable audio recording for the channel
Parameter
Meaning
Rate
Range from: 1- NTSC 1-25(PAL) 30( )
Resolution
Supports1080P, 720P, VGA
Quality
The higher the value is, the clearer the recorded image is. Six
options: lowest, lower, low, medium, higher and highest.
Encode
VBR and CBR
Max bit stream
Range from: 256~12288kbps
Fig 5-12 Record Configuration-Time
Pre-alarm Record Time: Set the time in seconds to pre-record before the actual recording
begins.
Post-alarm Record Time: Set the time in seconds to post-record after the actual recording
has finished, five options: 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 60s, 120s, 180s and 300s.
Expire Time: Set the expiration time for recorded video. If the set date is overdue, the
recorded files will be deleted automatically.
5.3.4 Stamp
This provides an option to enable or disable the Camera Name and the Time stamp on the
video. The user can also choose a position for the stamp on the screen.
To set up stamp as follows:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Record Stamp interface. Refer to Fig 5-13:  
Fig 5-13 Record Configuration-Stamp
Step 2: Checkmark camera name and time stamp. Click Setting button to set up the position of
the stamp. You can drag the camera name and time stamp at random positions as shown below.
Step 3: Select “All” to set up all channels with the same parameters.
Before drag After drag
5.3.5 Recycle Record
This option is used to recycle the HDD space once it is full. If enabled, the system will
automatically delete the old records and recycle the space if it is completely utilized. The
setting steps are as follows:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Record Recycle Record interface;  
Step 2: Checkmark recycle record to activate auto recycling. If the option is disabled or not
selected, the NVR would stop recording once HDD is full.
Step 3: Click “Apply” button to save the setting.
5.3.6 Snap
In this interface, user can set up resolution, quality, snap interval, snap number.
5.4 Schedule Configuration
Schedule configuration includes three sub menus: schedule, motion and sensor.
5.4.1 Schedule
This tab allows defining schedule for normal recording for seven days of a week, 24 hours of a
day. Every row denotes an hourly timeline for a day. Click the grid to do relevant setup. A
highlighted area denotes selected timeline. Operate the following steps to set schedule:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Schedule interface. Refer to Fig 5-14:  
Fig 5-14 Schedule Configuration-Schedule
Step 2: Select channel and click “ button to add a certain day schedule. Click “
button to delete the selected schedule.
If you want to apply the schedule setting of a certain channel to other or all channels, you need
to select channel and click “Copy” button.
You can also set week schedule by double-clicking in the grinding area. This will take you to
see a dialog box as Fig 5-15.
Step 1: Select a day and click “Add” button to schedule start time and end time. Then click
to save.
Step 2: Select other days and add schedule or copy settings from one schedule to the others
under the Apply Settings To item.
Fig 5-15 Schedule-Week Schedule
5.4.2 Motion Schedule
This tab allows setting schedule for motion based recording. The setting steps are as follows:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Schedule Motion tab.  
Step 2: The setup steps for schedule for motion based recording are similar to normal schedule
setup. You can refer to 5.4.1 Schedule for details.
Note: The default schedule of motion based recording is 24
7. If you want to activate
motion based recording, you must enable motion alarm and setup schedule for motion
alarm (see Chapter 5.5.2 Motion Alarm for more details).
5.4.3 Sensor Schedule
This tab allows setting schedule for sensor based recording. The setting steps are as follows:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Schedule Sensor interface.  
Step 2: The setup steps for schedule for sensor based recording are similar to normal schedule
setup (see Chapter 5.4.1 Schedule for details).
Note: The default schedule of sensor based recording is 24
7. If you want to activate
sensor based recording, you must enable sensor alarm and setup schedule for sensor
alarm (see Chapter 5.5.1 Sensor Alarm for more details).
5.5 Alarm Configuration
Alarm configuration includes four sub menus: sensor, motion, other alarm and alarm out.
5.5.1 Sensor Alarm
Sensor includes three sub menus: basic, alarm handling and schedule.
Operate the following steps to configure sensor alarm:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Alarm Sensor sic tab. Refer to Fig 5-16:   Ba
Fig 5-16 Alarm Configuration-Sensor-Sensor
Step 2: Enable channels by checking the checkboxes beside the desired channels.
Step 3: Set the alarm type according to triggered alarm type. Two option: NO and NC.
Step 4: Click “Apply” button to save the setting.
Step 5: Enter into Alarm Handling tab. Refer to Fig 5-17. Select hold time and then click
“Setting” button to pop up a dialog box as shown in Fig 5-18.
Fig 5-17 Alarm Configuration-Sensor-Alarm Handling
Step 6: Enter into alarm tab to select the options to handle alarm.
Fig 5-18 Alarm Handling-Trigger
Buzzer: If selected, the local buzzer would be activated on an alarm.
Show Full Screen: If selected, there will pop up the chosen channel on the monitor on an
alarm trigger.
To Alarm Out: If selected, this would trigger external relay output on an alarm.
Email: If selected, the will send an email alert to the preconfigured email address in NVR
case of a sensor based alarm from the particular input.
Snap: If selected, the system will snap images of the checked channels on an alarm and save
them in the HDD automatically.
Step 7: Enter into To Record tab. Select recording channels. It would be recorded in case of an
alarm. Click OK button to save the setting.
Step 8: Enter into Schedule tab. The setting steps for schedule for sensor based alarm are
similar to normal schedule setup. You can refer to 5.4.1 Schedule for details. This step is very
important for sensor alarm. Even if you have enabled the sensor alarm for all channels and
setup the trigger, you will not see the result of sensor alarm if no schedule is added.
If you have set schedule for sensor based recording in the same timeline, recordings can also
be triggered.
5.5.2 Motion Alarm
Motion includes two sub menus: motion and schedule. The steps to set motion alarm are as
follows:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Alarm Motion Motion tab. Refer to Fig 5-19:  
Step 2: Enable motion alarm, set alarm hold time which refers to the time till which the
system will wait for further detection of motion. e.g. If the holding time is set to 10 seconds,
once the system detects a motion, it will go into alarm but would not detect any other motion
alarm (specific to channel) until 10 seconds. If there is other motion detected during this
period it is considered it as continuous movement, otherwise it will be considered as a single
motion.
Fig 5-19 Alarm Configuration-Motion
Step 3: The setup steps of motion trigger are similar to “Alarm Handling” (See Chapter 5.5.1
Senso Alarm Handling setting for more details). r
Step 4: After clicking Area button, a dialog box will pop-up as Fig 5-20:
Fig 5-20 Motion-Area
Step 5: In the Area interface, you can drag slide bar to set the sensitivity value (1-8). The
higher the value is the more sensitive it is to motion. Since the sensitivity is influenced by
color and time (day or night), you can adjust its value according to the practical conditions.
Left click the grid and drag to delete area. Click icon to set the whole area as detection
area. Click icon to clear the set detection area. Click icon to test the sensitivity as
per the local conditions. Once motion is sensed, it displays a figure icon. Click icon, to
save the setting. Click icon to exit the current interface.
Note: Prior to setting motion detection eld it is recommended that you click
icon to clear the existing field and set afresh.
Step 6: Select “All” to set the same settings for all channels.
Step 7: Click “Apply” button to save the setting.
Step 8: Enter into Schedule tab. The setting steps for schedule for motion based alarm are
similar to normal schedule setup (see Chapter 5.4.1 for more details).
5.5.3 Other Alarm
This tab gives a choice to configure alarm for Disk Full, IP Conflict, the Disconnect event, etc .
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Other Alarm. Refer to Fig 5-21:  
Fig 5-21 Other Alarm
Step 2: Use the dropdown menu and select the event or the alarm.
Step 3: Check the required trigger options.
If the selected event is “Disk Full”, then use the drop down box for “Disk Shortage Alarm” to
choose a threshold value for remaining HDD space. If the threshold value is reached, the
system will trigger the Disk Full Alarm.
Step 4: Click “Apply” to save the setting.
5.5.4 Alarm Out
Alarm out includes three sub menus: alarm out, schedule and buzzer.
To set up alarm out:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Alarm Out. Refer to Fig 5-22:  
Fig 5-22 System Configuration-Alarm Out
Step 2: Input relay name and select hold time.
Step 3: Enter into Schedule tab. This will go into schedule setup interface. The setting steps
for schedule for alarm out are similar to normal schedule setup (see Chapter 5.4.1 for details).
This step is very important for alarm out. Even if you have enabled alarm out in the motion
based alarm or sensor based alarm, you will not see the result of alarm out if no schedule is
added here.
To set up buzzer:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Alarm Out Buzzer.  
Step 2: Checkmark Buzzer and set buzzer alarm hold time. This would trigger the buzzer
when the system is on an alarm.
5.6 Network Configuration
Network configuration includes submenus: network, Email, server and other settings. four
Network settings must be configured if is used for monitoring over network. NVR
5.6.1 Network
To set up network:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Network Network tab. Refer to Fig 5-23:  
Fig 5-23 Network Configuration-Network
Step 2: Set HTTP port. The default HTTP port is 80. If the value is changed, you shall add the
port number when typing IP address in IE address blank. e.g. If HTTP port is set to 82 and IP
address is http://192.168.0.25 you should input the following IP address: ,
http://192.168.0.25:82 into IE browser.
Step 3: Set server port. The default server port is 6036.
Step 4: Connect internet. There are three ways to connect internet.
If you have a DHCP server running and would like your to automatically obtain an NVR
IP address and other network settings, check the checkbox beside "Obtain an IP address
automatically". Then the device will distribute IP address, subnet mask, and gateway IP
and DNS server.
If you want to configure your own settings, disable “Obtain an IP address automatically”
item and input the IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP and DNS server.
If you connect internet through PPPoE, disable “Obtain an IP address automatically”
item and check PPPoE checkbox and then enter username and password. Once the setup
is completed, your will automatically dial up into your network. NVR
Step 5: Test the effectiveness of the network by clicking “Test” button after you set up the
network.
Step 6: If the network is well connected, please click “Apply” button to save the setting.
5.6.2 Email
To set up Email:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup twork Email tab. Refer to Fig 5-24: Ne
Fig 5-24 Network Configuration-Email
Step 2: Set SMTP Server and port.
SMTP Server/Port: The name and port number of SMTP server. You can setup SSL check
(such as Gmail) according to actual needs.
Step 3: Set senders address and password.
Step 4: Set receivers email address and click “Test” button to test the validity of the mailbox.
5.6.3 Server
This function is mainly used for connecting ECMS/NVMS. The setting steps are as follows:
Step 1: In the server interface, select “Enable” as shown in the Fig 5-25.
Step 2: Check the IP address and port of the transfer media server in the ECMS/NVMS. The
default server port for auto report is 2009. If it is modified, please enter into the transfer media
interface to check.
Step 3: Enable the auto report in the ECMS/NVMS when adding a new device. Then
self-define device ID and input the remaining information of the device in the ECMS/NVMS.
Step 4: Input the above-mentioned server IP, server port and device ID in the server interface.
Then click “Apply” button to save the setting. Now, the ECMS/NVMS system will
automatically connect this device.
Fig 5-25 Network Configuration-Server
5.6.4 Other Settings
If your is set to use PPPoE as its default network connection, you may setup DDNS to NVR
be used in connection. The setting steps are as follows:
Step 1: Enable DDNS server.
Step 2: Select DDNS server.
Step 3: Enter user name, password and host domain name of the registered website.
Step 4: Click “Test” button to test the effectiveness of the relevant information.
Step 5: Click “Apply” button to save the setting.
Fig 5-26 Network Configuration-Other Settings
Note: The domain name selected by user is a banding domain name of NVR. User
should logon the website provided by the server supplier to register a user name and
password and then apply for a domain name online. After the successful application,
user can access the device from the IE client by inputting that domain name.
1 Domain name Registration http://provision-isr-dns.com ( )
Note: DDNS is used to register for a hostname with DDNS username and password.
Provision ISR now allows you to use our mint DDNS server in order to create
a virtual address for your DVR on the internet. Each account can create up to
35 different addresses using your preferred domain name address instead of
using IP addresses. Follow the steps below to register your DVR's name and to
configure your DVR to use Provision ISR's Mint DDNS server.
(a) To register a domain with Provision-ISR DDNS server follow these steps:
1) Visit our website:
http://provision-isr-dns.com and
register for a domain name by
clicking " Registration"
2) Fill in the registration form, then click " " Submit
3) Fill in the host name you want to apply for and press " (for example Request Domain"
"home")
4) If there is no problem with the domain registration you will see the following message:
Your domain was successfully created.
If you do not see this message, the domain name you requested is already in use and you will
be requested to provide an alternate domain name (please note: is sometimes domain name
called host name).
You can create up to 35 domain
records under a single account
5) The domain name is added at the beginning of your DVR's address, for example the
domain " " will appear as home home.provision-isr-dns.com.
NVR Setting
Connect NVR to the Network Client.
Step 1: Enter into Main menu Network Other Settings, checkmark DDNS, select  
“dvr ” at the DDNS Sever pull down list box and input user name and password. dydns
Step 2: Enter into configuration interface of the router to map the server port and IP address.
Click Save button to save the setting
Step 3: Login IE browser and input registered domain name “http://www.xxx.dvrdydns.com”,
connect to NVR client.
You can also quickly register the domain name in this interface.
Step 1: Set the IP address manually in the network tab and then click “Other Settings” tab.
Step 2: Check “DDNS”.
Step 3: Select “www.autoddns.com” in DDNS Type column as shown above.
Step 4: Enter the host name at random, like 123.
Step 5: Click “Register” to register the domain name. When the successful prompt pops up, it
means you successfully register your domain name.
If your IP address is not WAN IP address, you should forward your IP address and port in your
router. Then you can use the domain name plus HTTP port to access your device.
DDNS server
DDNS server
Website provided by dynamic domain name supplier. The optional: www. dvrdydns.com,
www.meibu.com www.dyndns.com, www.autoddns.com www.no-ip.com, and mintdns
type.
User name
User name for log in the website of domain name supplier
Password
Password for log in the website of domain name supplier
Host domain
The domain name user registered at the supplier’s website.
Update interval
The interval time of upgrading NVR IP address
5.7 User Management Configuration
This tab allows you to add normal or advanced users. To add user and setup user authority:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Users. Refer to Fig 5-27:  
Fig 5-27 User Management Configuration
Step 2: Click Add button to display a dialog box as Fig 5-28:
Fig 5-28 Add-General
Step 3: In General tab, input username, password and select user type. You can also check
“Binding PC MAC Address” and input this address.
Step 4: Click “OK” to save the setting.
Note: When the default value of binding PC MAC Address is 0, the user is not bound
with the specified computer. If the bind option is used, the user would be able to log
into the NVR only through the specific computer (carrying the MAC address).
Step 5: Select Authority tab and then assign the operation rights for particular user. Refer to
Fig 5-29.
Step 6: Click OK to save the setting.
Fig 5-29 Add User-Authority
To delete user:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Users interface.  
Step 2: Select the added user you want to delete and then click “Delete” button.
To modify user:
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Users interface.  
Step 2 :Select the added user you want to modify and then click “Modify” button to do the
relevant operation.
To change user password
Step 1: Enter into Menu Setup Users interface.  
Step 2: Select the added user you want to change its password and then click “Change
Password” button.
5.8 Advanced
Advanced configuration includes three submenus: reset, import/export and Block/Allow list.
5.8.1 Reset
Reset all settings the device will reboot.
5.8.2 Import/Export
User can export the data files into mobile storage devices as backup function, and then import
specified data files from mobile storage device to . NVR
5.8.3 Block/Allow List
Fig 5- Block/Allow List 30
Here authorized user can prohibit computer users within a certain IP address range from
accessing to or allow computer users within a certain IP address range to access NVR NVR.
E.g. if an admin user doesn’t want computer users within IP address range from
192.168.000.002 to 192.168.000.004 to access the , he can check Block list option, and NVR
then input such IP address range.
Fig 6-2 Search Configuration-Event Search
6.3 File Management
Step 1: Enter into Menu Search File Management interface. Refer to Fig 6-   3:
Fig 6-3 Search Configuration-File Management
Step 2: Select date and channels. The date with highlighted borderline indicates presence of
data.
Step 3: Click Search button to display the searched files in the file list box.
Step 4: Use “All” button to lock/unlock or delete all files in the file management column.
Step 5: Double click an unlocked item to play.
Lock: Select a file and click Lock button to lock this file, after that, that le will not be
deleted or covered.
Unlock: unlock this file Select a locked file and click “Lock” button to
Delete: Select an unlocked file and click “Delete” button to delete this file.
6.4 Search by Image
Step 1: Enter into Menu Search Image tab.  
Step 2: Select data and channels on the right hand side.
Step 3: Press “Search” button to search for a recorded image.
Step 4: Once an alarm image has been identified, the user can double click the image to play
recording.
Fig 6-4 Search Configuration-Image
6.5 Backup
This unit supports backup by built-in SATA DVD Writer with USB Flash. You can also make
backup by IE browser via internet (see section 8.3.2 Remote backup).
Step 1: Enter into backup configuration. Refer to Fig 6-5:
Step 2: Set the start & end time, select channels and click Search button to display the
searched data in the data backup list box.
Fig 6-5 Backup Configuration
Step 3: Select a required file or checkmark “All” to select all data files. Click Backup button
to display Backup information window.
Step 4: In the backup information interface, you can check the relevant information of backup
files, storage type, save file type, etc. Then click Start button to start backup.
Note: If the backup files are saved in DVR format, please check backup player. Only
this player can play these files in DVR format. If the backup les are saved in AVI
format, you can play these files with common media player.
7 Manage NVR
7.1 Check System Information
Check system information includes ve submenus: system, event, log, network and online
user.
7.1.1 System Information
In this interface, user can check the hardware version, MCU version, kernel version, device ID,
etc.
7.1.2 Event Information
In this tab, you can search for events like motion, sensor and video loss. The utility provides
an interface to have a date based and a channel based search. This report can further be saved
on a USB flash drive as an html file using the export button.
7.1.3 Log Information
In this tab, you can search for relevant logs as per the set date and event which includes
operation, setup, playback, backup, search, check information and error. This report can
further be saved on a USB flash drive as an html file using the export button.
7.1.4 Network Information
In this interface, you can check relevant parameters of network.
7.1.5 Online Information
In this tab, you can check the details of the connected online users.
Refresh: refresh the current interface.
Disconnect: Disconnect the online users to access . If this function is used by the admin, NVR
the particular PC will not be able to access the device for five minutes.
7.2 nual Alarm Ma
In this interface, user can trigger a manual alarm.
7.3 Disk Management
1. Format the disk
Step1: Enter into disk management tab.
Note: please format the hard disk before recording. If not formatted, it will show the status of the disk-free
space, and total space at the bottom of screen.
8 Remote Surveillance
8.1 IE Remote Surveillance
In order to view the from a network it must be connected to a LAN/WAN or internet. The NVR
network setup should be done accordingly. Please refer to 5.6 Network Setup. This NVR
supports IE browser, on Windows XP and Vista platform.
8.1.1 On LAN
Step 1: Enter into the NVRs Main Menu Setup Network tab to input IP address, Subnet
Mask, etc .If using DHCP, please enable DHCP in both the and the router. NVR
Step 2: Enter Record Setup to set network video parameters like resolution, frame rate etc.
Step 3: Open IE on a computer on the same network. Input the IP address of the in IE NVR
address bar and press enter.
Step 4: IE will download ActiveX component automatically. Enter the username and password
in the subsequent window.
Notice: If HTTP port is not 80, other number instead, need add the port number after IP address. For
example, set HTTP port as 82, need input IP address like 192.168.0.25:82.
User name and password here are the same with that used on the . The default is admin NVR
and 123456.
8.1.2 On WAN
There are two ways for the to connect to internet. NVR
1. Connect the to internet through router or virtual server NVR
Step 1: Enter into the NVRs Main Menu Setup Network interface to input IP address,
Subnet Mask, etc. If using DHCP, please enable DHCP in both the and router. NVR
Step 2: Forward IP address and port number in Virtual Server setup of the router or virtual
server. Configure the firewall to allow accessing the NVR.
Note: Port forwarding settings may be different in different routers and server. Please refer to the router’s
manual for details.
Step 3: Open IE browser, input IP address, or dynamic domain name and enter. If HTTP port is
not 80, add the port number after IP address or domain name.
Step 4: IE will download ActiveX automatically. Then a window pops up and asks for user
name and password. Input name and password correctly, and enter to view.
Note: If you cannot download and install ActiveX, please refer to FAQ Q8.
2. Connect the to internet through PPPoE directly. NVR
Step 1: Enter into the NVRs Main Menu Setup Network interface to enable PPPoE and
then input user name and password received from your ISP. Next, click ‘Apply’. The NVR will
connect to the server and would give a confirmation message.
Step 2: When accessing the remote interface of , user can input WAN IP to access directly NVR
(user can enter into Main menu Information Network interface to check IP address).  
Step 3: If users want to utilize dynamic domain name, please apply for a domain name in a
DNS server supported by the NVR or router. Then add to the NVR .
Step 4: The following setting steps are as the same as Step3 and Step 4 in Point 1.
8.2 Remote Surveillance through Apple PC
Note: Because the current plug-in version of client end just only supports 32-bit mode, so the safari
browser shall start 32-bit mode. If the browser is the earlier MACOS version, the default setting is 32-bit
mode and the setting can be skipped.
The Setting steps are as follows:
First: Right click safari icon and select “Show in Finder”.
Second: Select ApplicationsRight click “Safari. App” Select “Get Info”.
Third: Sel - ect “open in 32 bit mode”.
8.2.1 On LAN
Step 1: After starting Apple computer, click Apple icon. The following window will pop up.
Please select “System Preferences” ”Internet &Wireless” click “Network ”.
Step 2: Enter into Network interface and then click “Ethernet Connected” to check the internet
connection of Apple PC.
Step 3: After acquiring the IP address, Subnet Mask and so on, please enter into the NVRs
Main Menu Setup Network interface to manually input IP address, Subnet Mask and  
Gateway according to the configuration of PC. The network segment should be the same as
the PC. If using DHCP, please enable DHCP in the and router. NVR
Step 4: After finishing the above information, users can enter LAN IP and http port in the
Safari browser. For example: input http://192.168.1.100:81(here 192.168.1.100 is LAN IP of
NVR NVR, 81 is the http port of ). Click ”button, the browser will download Active X
control as shown below:
Step 5: Click icon and then select the Active X control, the welcome interface will be
shown. Click “Continue” “Install” button , :the following window will pop up
Input the name and password of Apple PC and then click “OK” to install this Active X control.
Step 6: After finishing installing the Active X control, please quit from the Safari browser.
Right click Safari icon on the desktop and select “Quit” button to quit the browser. Then
restart Safari browser. Input the IP address and http port to enter the login interface of . NVR
8.2.2 On WAN
There are also two ways for to connect to Internet. NVR
1. Connect the R to internet through router or virtual server. NV
Step 1: The network setups are the same as step one to step four of point 1 on WAN of IE
remote surveillance.
Step 2: Enter WAN IP and http port in the Safari browser to install the Active control. Then a
window pops up and asks for user name and password. Input name and password correctly, and
enter to view.
2. Connect the to internet directly. NVR
Step 1: The network setups are the same as step one of point 2 on WAN of IE remote
surveillance.
Step 2: Enter WAN IP and http port or domain name in the Safari browser to install the Active
control. Then a window pops up and asks for user name and password. Input name and
password correctly, and enter to view.
8.3 Remote Preview
Fig 8-1 Remote Live Preview
Fig 8-5 Time Search Playback
By Event Search:
Step1: Enter into Search Event Search. Refer to Fig 8-6:
Fig 8-6 Event Search Interface
Step 2: Click the highlight date and select record channels.
Step 3: Checkmark the event type: motion and sensor.
Step 4: The events will be display in the event list box by clicking Search button. ed
Step 5: Double-click certain item to playback.
File Management
Step 1: Enter into Search File management. Refer to Fig 8-7:
Step 2: Select highlighted date and channels.
Step 3: Click “Search” button to search the recorded files.
Fig 8-7 le Management Interface Fi
Lock: Select certain file item in the file list box and then click “Lock” button to lock this file
that ca not be deleted or overlaid.
Unlock: Select a locked file and then click “ nlock” button to unlock this fileU .
Delete: Select D . an unlock file and then click “ elete” button to delete this file from file list
8.4.2 Remote Backup
Click Backup button to enter into backup interface. Refer to Fig 8-8:
Fig 8-8 Remote Backup Interface
Step 1: Select channels, set the start and end time Search button to display the and then click “
file information in the file list box
Step B2: Select backup files and click “ rowse” button to set the path. Then click “ ackup” B
button to start backup. The backup files will be saved on users PC.
8.5 Remote System Configuration
You can do remote setup of the device which includes functions like basic configuration, live
configuration, record configuration, schedule configuration, alarm configuration, network
configuration and user configuration. You should select an option from the menu list on the
left and then setup the relative parameters. Only one user can do configuration setup at a given
point of time. Click Config tab to enter into the below interface as Fig 8-9:
Fig 8-9 Remote System Configuration
The sub menu list and the options in every menu are similar to that of the . Please refer to NVR
Main Menu Setup Guide for more details.
8.6 Tools
Click on tool’s tab to access the disk management tool. You can view the status of the HDD,
change/view the read/write properties and can also format the HDD remotely.
8.7 Remote Information
The Info tab provides a web based interface to access the general information pertaining to the
NVRs settings. It includes five submenus: System, Event, Log, Network and Online users.
The sub menu list and the options in every menu are similar to that of the . Please refer to NVR
system information for more details.
Fig 8-10 Remote Information Search
Note: There may be slight differences with respect to functions of remote surveillance between through IE
and through Apple PC. Here we only take IE remote access for example.
Screen mode button. You can choose 1468913 or
16 screen display mode.
Favorite channel display button. If you save your favorite channel in the favorite server
list, clicking this button will directly play all favorite channels you have saved.
Snap button. Choose the channel and click this button to capture the channel image.
Local record button. Choose the channel and click this button to start recording.
Open/Close audio. Choose the channel and click this button to open/close the audio of
this channel.
Open/Close talk. Click this button to pop up the servers which support talk function.
Select the device to start talking.
Set video parameter button. Select the channel and click this button to set the video
parameters including brightness, hue, saturation and contrast.
PTZ button. Click this button to pop up PTZ control panel.
Choose bitrate priority or quality priority according to your
network condition.
Channel indicator instruction:
Video loss Schedule recording Others : :
: :Sensor alarm Motion alarm
Motion /sensor alarm based recording or manual recording
3. rver list Se
Click button to pop up the
following picture.
Add device: Click button in “Add”
the top right corner to pop up a dialog
box as shown in the following left
picture. Input the relative information of
the device and click button. “Save”
Delete device: Click button
behind the device name to delete this
device.
Edit device: Click button behind the device name to edit the information of this device.
Backup & restore: It is recommended to click button to reserve the information of “Backup”
Fig 2 Fig 3
Fig 4 Fig 5
5. CMS Function
This function makes mu -device lti
managements and preview come
true.
Step 1: Click to enable
CMS function. When this icon
turns green, it means this function
is enabled .
Step 2: Click to choose
channel as shown in the right
picture. After you choose the
channel, click ok , the system will “ ”
display the related image
automatically.
If channels have been added into the group, you can see the images by clicking the group name.
On viewing the group channel images, click button and select channels to check other
channel images.
Click to exit CMS mode and return to the main interface of the device. “Exit CMS”
8.9 By Phones with Android
Software Installation
Step 1: Run “Play Store” (or Google
market) program.
Step 2: Search “Provision Cam”.
Step 3: Press “Install” button.
Step 4: Install the software subject to
the notes. Once the downloading is done,
the software will install automatically
Login Menu
Step 1: Configure the network of your device and mobile phone.
Step 2: Input the WAN IP address/domain name and port of
your device in the sever column. The port should be HTTP port
of your device. The default http port of the device is 80. If you
have changed your http port, please enter the new port here. For
example: 210.21.228.183:89 or 123.dvrdydns.com:89.
Step 3: Input the account and password of your device. The
default account name is admin and the default password is
123456.
Step 4: Check S . When you login next time, you can “Remember erver” to save the setting
click button to select this server quick access. for
Main Menu Live View
PTZ
Snap
Record
Talk
Enable/dis
able audio
Hide
Playing
favorite
channel
Record Playback:
Click Playback in the main menu interface to enter playback “ ”
interface. Then choose the channel you want to playback. This
will take you to see the record file. Click this file to play.
Server List:
In the main menu interface, click Server list to see the above “ ”
picture on the left hand.
Add Server: Click button to pop up a window as shown in
the above picture on the right hand. Enter the name, server, user
and password of the device you want to add. Then click Save “ ”
button to save the server. When you log in next time, you can
choose and quickly access this server by clicking the little triangle
button in the server column.
Modify Server: Click button to modify the server
information. Delete Server: Click button to delete the server
information.
The first
picture
The previous
picture
Next picture
The last picture
Zoom in
Zoom out
Delete
Pause/Play
Stop
Forward
Backward
Settings:
In the main menu interface, click Settings to enter the settings “ ”
interface where you can configure local settings. Click Local “ ”
to enter local settings interface. In this interface, you can set
favorite channel and storage.
Favorite Channel:
Check the favorite channels and click Save button to save these channels. Then go into live “ ”
interface and click button to play these favorite channels.
Storage: Setup the relevant parameters of mobile video.
Information View: view the DVR/NVR basic information as
shown in the picture on the right.
Q11: A hard disk is being identified as a new device however it was being used with
another of same model. Should it be formatted prior use? NVR to
It is possible to migrate an HDD from one to another provided that the s are of the NVR NVR
same model and that the HDD being migrated would be used as the sole disk in the new NVR.
However in cases where the new already contains a HDD, the migrated disk being NVR
installed would have to be formatted. In general migrating disks from one to another is NVR
not recommended.
Q12: What is the minimum configuration required for remote monitoring?
PC Module
Parameters
CPU
Intel Celeron 2.4G
Motherboard
Intel 845
HDD
80G
RAM
512M
VGA
NVIDIA GeForce MX440/FX5200
ATIRADEON 7500/X300
OS
Windows 2000(SP4 above) /Windows XP(SP2 above) /VISTA
DirectX
9.0
Q13: How to handle the situation that the codec Control is blocked when downloading in
the VISTA or Win7 system?
This problem can be fixed in two ways:
a. Enter Control Panel User Account and Family Safety User Account Control (refer to  
Fig 13-1); click Turn User Account on or off. Cancel Use User Account Control (UAC)
to help protect your computer.
b. Right click IE browser (refer to Fig 13-2), select Run as administrator to run browser.
Fig 13-1 Fig 13-2
Q14. How to play the backup file?
a. Insert your USB device where the backup files are saved in the USB port of PC. If your
files are saved in DVR format, you must have already download the backup player box ed
Appendix B Calculate Recording Capacity
You can calculate the size of hard disk according to the storage time and recording NVR
settings. The formula is as follows in full frame rate condition. Used space per hour (MB/h) =
Bitrate(kbps) 8 3600 1024. The below are the details at different settings. ÷ × ÷
Resolution
Frame Rate
Bit Rate (kbps)
Used Space(MB/h)
1080P
15fps (NTSC)
12M
2700
8M
2025
7M
1575
5M
1350
4M
900
720P
30fps (NTSC)
6M
2700
4M
1800
2M
900
1M
450
256
113
The calculation format is: Total Recording capacity =Used space per hour (MB/h)
(coverage rate of hard disk) × recording time (hour) ×channel numbers
For instance, one customer sets resolution to1080P, frame rate to 15fps, bitrate to 4M and
enables total 4 channels. He wants the unit to record continuously in a month. Below is the
calculation:
Total Recoding capacity =900 (mb/h) X 24(hours/day) X30(days) X4 (channels)= 2592000
(MB)=2531.25(GB)
Therefore, customers just install two SATA HDDs with 1.5TB for one month recording.


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