SecurityMan NDVR-04 - Manual (Page 20)

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The DVR support static IP address only, it will NOTsupport dynamic IP address. With a valid static IP
address, please input them into each of the categories: SUB NET, GATEWAY, IP ADDR. If you are unsure,
please contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider) for detail as to what type of IP you signed up for when
registered. The NET CMD PORT and NET AV PORT are ports used to identity the DVR hardware. These
ports are required to be set open from the Router/Firewall in order for both audio and video to transmit
through the Router/Firewall to the internet. If you are not sure how to open ports 5000~5001 from the
Router/Firewall please consult with your local ISP or router manufacturer as to how to open up these ports.
To access the DVR from a remote location the same ports stated above is requried to be open from Router.
NOTE: When installing the client software in the remote computer and there are Router/Firewall, the
same ports 5000~5001 has to be opened from within the Router/Firewall in order for the audio/video to
breach though the Router/Firewall to the DVR.
On Screen Display Functions
SENSOR SET
Press the MENU button to enter the SETUP MODE, select SENSOR SET and press ENTER.
SETUP MODE
T [
SENSOR SETUP
◎ CHANNEL SELECT: CAM1
] ◎ SYSTEM SE
◎ SENSOR ENABLE: OFF
◎ MOTION ENABLE: OFF ◎ VIDEO SET [ ]
◎ RECORD SET [ ◎ MOTION LEVEL: VERY HIGH ]
◎ NETWORK SET [ ◎ COMPARE FRAME: 03
]
◎ EVENT REC TIME: OFF
◎ SENSOR SET [ ]
◎ FW UPDATE [
◎ ALARM OUTPUT: NO USE
◎ AREA SET [
]
[
◎ SCHEDULE SET ]
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]
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EXIT ENTER SET ↑↓← --- ---------------------------
T ↑↓← → EXIT ENTE SE R
Press the directional buttons UP/DOWN to browse and press FORWARD/ REVERSE buttons to
change the value.
CHANNEL SELECT: CAM1, CAM2, CAM3, CAM4 (each CAM set has independent sensor setup)
SENSOR ENABLE: OFF, N.C., N.O.(normally closed and normally opened relay)
MOTION ENABLE: ON, OFF (enable/disable video motion detection)
MOTION LEVEL: VERY HIGH, HIGH, NORMAL, LOW, VERY LOW (the higher the picture qualit the
more HD space used)