Honeywell 8 Channel Dvr Manual

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4. Select the firmware from the firmware list, then click UPGRADE.
The firmware upgrade begins. 
Configuring for Controlling DVRs
You can configure your system to control up to 254 DVRs from the same keyboard. 
1. Click CONTROL DEVICE on the left side of the SYSTEM window.
The CONTROL DEVICE menu appears.
Figure 2-42 CONTROL DEVICE Menu
2. Use the   to configure the following settings:
Configuring the Users
Select USER in the Main system setup window, then click  . The USER setup window 
opens.FACTORY DEFAULTUse to restore factory default settings. 
SYSTEM DATASystem settings can be saved to a USB memory stick. The 
settings can be reloaded in case of accidental factory 
default or can be transferred to another DVR if multiple 
units need to be installed with the same settings. All 
information is saved apart from the network settings and 
the system name.
PASSWORDActivates/deactivates the need for a password to enter 
specific menus
SYSTEM IDIf more than one DVR is connected on the same RS485 bus, each 
one must have a unique ID. 
NoteIf you are using more than one DVR on a stack, then each 
DVR must have a unique ID for being controlled by a 
remote control. 
PROTOCOLMust be set by Control Device.
BAUD RATEMust be set to match the baud rate of the PTZ controller.  
						

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Figure 2-43 USER Setup Window
By default, the DVR is configured with a user ID of ADMIN, belonging to the ADMIN group 
and with a password of 1234.
You can add up to seven new users (for a total of eight) and edit existing user details.
Modifying User Details
1. Highlight the user with the green cursor, press  .
The Edit window appears.
Figure 2-44 Edit User Window
2. Double-click each of the following fields to configure them: 
USER IDUse the virtual keyboard to edit the user ID (up to ten 
characters).
PASSWORDUse the virtual keyboard to change the password (up to 
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3. Click OK to save the settings. 
Adding a New User
1. Click ADD in the USER Setup window. 
The Add window appears. 
Figure 2-45 Add User Window
2. Double-click each of the following fields to configure them: 
3. Click OK to save the settings. 
Configuring User Authority
Click USER AUTHORITY on the left side of the USER window. The USER AUTHORITY 
setup menu opens.GROUPAssign the user to one of three groups: ADMIN, 
MANAGER, or USER.
E-MAILEnter the user’s e-mail address (up to 64 characters) if 
e-mail notification is required. 
E-MAIL NOTIFICATIONEnable or disable e-mail notifications for the specified 
user. 
USER IDUse the virtual keyboard to edit the user ID (up to ten 
characters).
PASSWORDUse the virtual keyboard to change the password (up to 
eight characters).
GROUPAssign the user to one of three groups: ADMIN, 
MANAGER, or USER.
E-MAILEnter the user’s e-mail address (up to 64 characters) if 
e-mail notification is required. 
E-MAIL NOTIFICATIONEnable or disable e-mail notifications for the specified 
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Figure 2-46 USER AUTHORITY Menu
Select and click   to change the authority for the Manager and Users. Click APPLY after 
selecting each item. 
NoteAny user can be deleted except the default ADMIN user. User authority is 
effective only when the PASSWORD is ON in the System Management 
Settings. See Configuring System Management Settings on page 49.
Configuring User Log Out
1. Click LOG OUT on the left side of the USER window. The LOG OUT menu appears. 
Figure 2-47 LOG OUT Menu
2. Use the   to configure the following settings:
Configuring the Network Settings
Select NETWORK in the Main system setup window, then click  . The NETWORK setup 
window opens.
AUTO LOGOUTEnables/disables AUTO LOGOUT. 
DURATIONConfigure the length of time for the AUTO LOGOUT.  
						

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Configuring Network IP Settings
Figure 2-48 IP NETWORK Setup Window
Click the IP SETUP menu tab if it isn’t already selected, then configure the following: 
DHCPWhen enabled, the DVR will obtain an IP address 
automatically if it is connected to a DHCP server or router.
IP ADDRESSIf DHCP is not being used, then the IP address can be 
manually set. 
GATEWAYIf DHCP is not being used, then the gateway IP address 
can be manually set. 
SUBNET MASKIf DHCP is not being used, then the subnet mast can be 
manually set. 
1st DNS SERVERIf DHCP is not being used, then the first DNS server can be 
manually set.
2nd DNS SERVERIf DHCP is not being used, then the second DNS server can 
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Configuring Network DDNS 
1. Click DDNS on the left side of the NETWORK window.
The DDNS setup menu appears. 
Figure 2-49 DDNS Setup Window
2. Turn ON/OFF the DDNS. When enabled, the DVR can be accessed through a 
Dynamic DNS server. This function is commonly used if your broadband connection 
does not have a static IP address.  RTSP SERVICE 
PORTIf connected, then the router supports UPNP (Universal 
plug and play) function. When you click the AUTO PORT, 
the port forwarding is automatically set up. 
You can also delete a port and test a port’s functionality 
from here.
WEB SERVER PORTIf connected, then the router supports UPNP (Universal 
plug and play) function. When you click the AUTO PORT, 
the port forwarding is automatically set up. 
You can also delete a port from here.
This is the port number that the DVR uses to support 
remote connection from Internet Explorer or other web 
browsers. 
ALIASWhen you enter the DDNS HOST NAME in DDNS setup 
(see Configuring Network DDNS on page 56), you can see 
the information such as: 
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CautionTo use the DDNS function, you need to set up port forwarding: 
a. Default WEB SERVICE PORT: 8080
b. Default RTSP SERVICE PORT: 554
The default DDNS HOST NAME is your Mac address. You can 
connect in one of two ways:
(Mac address/Host name)
00115ff00213.dvrlink.net
1234.dvrlink.net (You can enter any DDNS Host name.)
Configuring for E-mail Notifications
1. Click E-MAIL on the left side of the NETWORK window.
The E-MAIL setup menu appears.
Figure 2-50 E-MAIL Setup Menu
2. Configure the following settings:
SERVERThe SMTP outbound e-mail server that should be used to send 
e-mail notifications.
PORTThe outbound e-mail port number.
SECURITYSet to OFF if the SERVER does not require a user name and 
password to connect. 
USEREnter a user name to identify the DVR in e-mail messages. 
PASSWORDIf SECURITY is set to ON, then enter the password. 
FROMEnter an e-mail address or any text. This is used only for a test 
e-mail from the e-mail sender. 
TEST E-MAILYou can send a test e-mail to check the settings.  
						

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Configuring Event/Sensor Settings
Select EVENT/SENSOR in the Main system setup window, then click  . The 
EVENT/SENSOR setup window opens.
Figure 2-51 EVENT/SENSOR Setup Window
Configuring for HDD Events
1. Click HDD EVENT on the left side of the EVENT/SENSOR window if it is not already 
selected.
The HDD EVENT setup menu appears. See Figure 2-51.
2. Configure the DVR to monitor the hard drives and detect problems:
Configuring Alarm Input
1. Click ALARM INPUT on the left side of the EVENT/SENSOR window.
The ALARM INPUT setup menu appears. 
S.M.A.R.T. HDD ALARMEnables S.M.A.R.T. disk monitoring.
CHECK INTERVALAdjust the interval as desired.
DISK FULL EVENTSelect ON/OFF to enable/disable.  
						

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Figure 2-52 ALARM INPUT Setup Menu
2. Click OPERATION and TYPE to edit those settings to determine the behavior of each 
of the alarm inputs: 
Configuring Alarm Output
1. Click ALARM OUTPUT on the left side of the EVENT/SENSOR window.
The ALARM OUTPUT setup menu appears.
Figure 2-53 ALARM OUTPUT Setup Menu
The settings you choose for Alarm Output determine the behaviors and actions that will 
trigger each of the alarm outputs on your DVR. 
OPERATIONEnable/disable alarm inputs.
TYPESet alarm inputs to N/O (normally open) or N/C (normally closed).  
						

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2. Configure the following behavior settings: 
3. Configure the following action settings: 
NoteRemember to select APPLY and click   to save all settings before exiting 
these menus.
Configuring Buzzer Out Settings
1. Click BUZZER OUT on the left side of the EVENT/SENSOR window.
The BUZZER OUT setup menu appears. ALARM OUTChoose to configure a specific alarm output.
OPERATIONEnable/disable the selected alarm output.
MODESelect from TRANSPARENT (the output is active only when the 
trigger criteria are present) or LATCHED (the output is active for 
a set period of time after a trigger). 
DURATIONIn LATCHED mode, this is the time that the alarm output remains 
active after it has been triggered. 
TYPESelect from HIGH (0V to +5V when activated) or LOW ( +5 V t o  0 V  
when activated). 
HDD EVENTDetermines whether a hard drive event triggers the alarm output. 
ALARMConfigure whether the alarm inputs trigger the alarm output. 
VIDEO LOSSConfigure whether video loss on any of the selected channels 
triggers the alarm output. 
MOTIONConfigure whether motion detection on any of the selected 
channel triggers the alarm output.