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P series Users ManualBackup viewers

2 way audio

Remote management software

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NOTICE

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The information in this manual was current when published. The manufacturer reserves the rightto reverse and improve its products. All specifications are therefore subject to change without

notice.

- Hardware version : V1.5

- Software version : R2.0.5.7

- Publish date : November 1st, 2004

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Under copyright laws, the contents of this manual may not be copied, photocopied, reproduced,

translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part,

without prior written consent of Neosyst Co., Ltd

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Complete the following product purchase information. The factory requests this information when

contacted for technical support. It is also valuable in case of loss or theft.

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Thank you for using Neosyst Co., Ltd products. We support our products through an extensive

worldwide network of dealers. The dealer through whom you originally purchased this product is

your point of contact if you need service or support. Our dealers are empowered to provide the

very best in customer service and support.

THIS DOCUMENT COVERAGE

================================================ = = = = = = = = = = = = = =This document is a sub-operation manual for the use of Neosysts P series digital video recorders.

This manual describes useful program combined with main program of Neosysts P series digital

video recorder. This manual covers following range.

- Backup viewers : introduce 2 programs to view or playback the video data that is captured

still images or saved video clips data on the Neosysts P series DVR, on your PC.

- 2 way audio : introduce audio communication over IP such as a telephone.

- Remote management program : introduce 2 programs to remote access through network line.

The WebDVR is web browser type remote access program and the NetDVR is applicationsoftware type


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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY (User should observe)

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- Before proceeding, please read and observe all instructions and warnings contained in thismanual. Retain this manual with the original bill of sale for future reference and, if

necessary, warranty service.

- CAUTION : Please refer PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY on the Neosysts P series

operators manual when you handle or work the Neosysts P series DVR.

- CAUTION : Do not connect or disconnect any cable or equipments while power on the

DVR.

- Backup or save any important data and/or software on your PC during installation

Neosysts program. Our program has been many laboratory level test and field test for

many years, but sometime happen software conflict. To prevent damage on your software

and/or data, move or backup them in another PC or backup equipments.

- Keep backup data and video clip on safety place to prevent forgery of data or catch your

security activity.

- NetDVR program is very strong to change and control DVR system setup. Be careful to

manage your ID and password of DVR.

Neosyst DVR overview

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The Neosyst digital surveillance system including 4, 9 or 16 cameras Digital Video Recorder

(DVR) system with Remote Management System (RMS) for remote viewing and configuration

software, web viewer for remote viewing software, and other advanced features. Neosyst is a

multifaceted product that integrates key elements into a single security solution. The Neosyst

technology also enables you to view live and record video simultaneously, while recording other

video.

A key advantage to digital video is that it can be indexed by time or events, and recorded video canbe instantly viewed. Neosyst enables you to easily access recorded video almost instantaneously

without having to rewind videotapes. You can view video using fast-forward, rewind, and pause

functions, while avoiding problems such as image streaking or tearing, which are common with

analog VCRs.

Neosyst converts the analog video signals into digital video images that can be stored on an array

of hard disk drives and storage devices. Neosyst offers advanced features not typically found in

standard multiplexers. These features including motion detection, remote alarm notification,remote access, E-map function, and realtime web browser. The RMS remote viewing and


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configuration software extends the features, You can set a server and clients simultaneously for

remote video information and configuration. Overall, the Neosyst is a fully featured integrated

DVR, multiplexer, and video server

Still image capture, video clip save, and data backup process

P series DVRs support 5 kinds of data capture and backup methods.

1. Still image capture (JPEG or BMP format) : Refer operator manual chapter 4. Backup

page 32~34. This data save on FDD(floppy disk drive) on the front of DVR, CD writer

(optional accessory), removable HDD(hard disk drive), or network.

2. AVI format video clip : Refer operator manual chapter 4. Backup page 34~35. This data

save on CD writer (optional accessory), removable HDD(hard disk drive), or network.

3. Special file format (Basket type) video clip : Refer operator manual chapter 4. Backup

page 35~39. This data save on CD writer (optional accessory), removable HDD(hard disk

drive), or network.

* NOTE : AVI format video clip is not support FDD.

Remote management software and viewers

There are 5 kinds of software to support on a remote PC (client PC).

1. MS Window supports viewer :

(1) Still image (JPEG or BMP format) : This image can be viewed by clicking on MS

Window. And you can get easy any still image viewer software on Internet.

(2) Video clip (AVI format) : This image can be viewed by clicking on MS Window.

And you can get easy any still image viewer software on Internet.

2. Single channel backup quick viewer : This software supports the Neosysts specific file

format (Basket) backup. This software supports only 1 channel view each time.

3. Multi channels backup viewer : This software supports the Neosysts specific file format

(Basket) backup. This software supports multi-channels view and file restoration function.

4. Web DVR : This software supports remote monitoring viewer through network. It is

access to the DVR with IP address and no need to software installation.

5. Net DVR : This software supports remote monitoring, search & playback, and remote

control through network. It is access to the DVR with software installation.


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INDEX

1. Image data getting and playback method1) Still image capture, video clip save, and image data backup methods

2) Available viewers

2. Single channel back quick viewer

1) Install backup viewer software

2) Open the DVR backup viewer box

3) Playback video clip

3. Multi-channels backup viewer

1) Directory restoration

2) DVRsearch program start

3) Directory setup

4) Search and playback of backup data


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IMAGE DATA GETTING AND PLAYBACK METHOD

1) Still image capture, video clip save, and image data backup methods. P series DVRs support 5 kinds of data capture and backup methods.

- Still image capture (JPEG or BMP format) : Refer operator manual chapter 4. Backup

page 32~34. This data save on FDD(floppy disk drive) on the front of DVR, CD writer

(optional accessory), removable HDD(hard disk drive), or network.

- AVI format video clip : Refer operator manual chapter 4. Backup page 34~35. This data

save on CD writer (optional accessory), removable HDD(hard disk drive), or network.

- Special file format (Basket type DAT file) video clip : Refer operator manual chapter 4.

Backup page 35~39. This data save on CD writer (optional accessory), removable

HDD(hard disk drive), or network.

* NOTE : AVI format video clip is not support FDD.

2) Available viewers

There are 5 kinds of software to support on a remote PC (client PC).

- MS Window supports viewer :

(1) Still image (JPEG or BMP format) : This image can be viewed by clicking on MS

Window. And you can get easy any still image viewer software on Internet.

(2) Video clip (AVI format) : This image can be viewed by clicking on MS Window.

And you can get easy any still image viewer software on Internet.

- Single channel backup quick viewer : This software supports the Neosysts specific file

format (Basket type DAT) backup. This software supports only 1 channel view each time.

- Multi channels backup viewer : This software supports the Neosysts specific file format

(Basket type DAT) backup. This software supports multi-channels view and file restoration

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SINGLE CHANNEL BACKUP QUICK VIEWER

Backup viewer is software to play back of backup data that is saved as a special file format(Basket). The programs name is DVRBKview.exe.

- The backup viewer is to play back your backup data that is created by Neosyst P series

DVR. The extension name is *.dat on your PC.

- The PC is Window compatible operating system (Window 98SE, ME, 2000, XP)

- The backup viewer is needed some file to run.

DVRBKView.exe decoderdll.dll ij115.dll SmartPrint.dll

1) Install backup viewer software

- Install from your software CD : copy above 4 files to your PC.

- When data backup from the DVR, clicking Yes on the lookup package box.

2) Open the DVR backup View box

- Double clicking the DVRView.exe.

- Backup view box as below will be pop up.

3) Playback video clip

- Click Select data to open Browse for folder box. Select the device (CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, or HDD) and folder.


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- The box will change as below.

- Select backup date, camera, hour, minute on left column of the box. All the backup data

information shows the bottom of the box.

- Playback controls : You can speed control by speed control bar and playback control by


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playback control buttons.

Indicator : Show the playback time (second)

Speed control bar : left (slower) right (faster)Pause ( | | ) Playback ( > ) Reverse playback ( < ) Fast playback ( >> )

Fast reverse playback ( | ) Previous frame ( |< )

- Print : Print our this data

- Save : Save this data with still image (JPG format)

- Mute : Audio mute

- Normal speed : Audio lip-sync.

- Exit : Close the backup viewer


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MULTI CHANNELS BACKUP VIEWER

The multi-cameras backup viewer is software to play back of backup data that is saved as aspecial file format (Basket). The programs name is DVRSearch.exe.

- The backup viewer is to play back your backup data that is created by Neosyst P series

DVR. The extension name is *.dat on your PC.

- The PC is Window compatible operating system (Window 98SE, ME, 2000, XP).

- The backup viewer is needed Direct X version 7.0 or higher.

- Double click DvrSearch.exe to install this software. This software will be installed itself

automatically.

1) Directory restoration- Double click icon to restore basket type file system. You can get following control box.

Click

- Click Select Directory to add a path of backup folder you want search and playback andclick the OK.

- The program start to restore all basket format data that is backup from the DVR by clickRepair Start.

- Click Exit after Repair Completed! message on the box.

2) DVRsearch program start

- Double click icon on the screen and the log-in box will be pop up. You

can get following screen after enter ID and password on the log-in box.


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3) Directory setup

- Click Directory to open the directory control box.

- Select Add Directory to add a new path and backup folder you want and click the OK(As like this way, you can make several folders).* Select an each of folder, If not, basket number can be over writing.

* You can select a folder you dont want or overlap number, and Click the Clear path

Click

(you can clear several folder with press button of Ctrl or Shifton the keyboard.)

When you press the button of confirm, pop up the file system restoration as below.4) Search and playback of backup data

At now you can search and playback all backup data on your PC. The control method issame as search and playback method of DVR. Please refer operator manual chapter 3.Search and Playback page 25~31.


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INDEX

1. Networking overview1) Introduction TCP/IP

2) Subnet MASK

3) Gateway address

4) Virtual Ports

5) Pre-installation

6) What type of network connection do you have ?

7) Simple one-to-one connection

8) Intranet

9) Direct dial-up modem

10)Direct high speed modem

11)Router or LAN connection

2. WebDVR

1) Requirement

2) Start

3) Controls

3. NetDVR

1) System configuration and installation method

(1) System configuration

(2) NetDVR installation procedure

(3) Computer tune up

2) How to use NetDVR

(1) Open the NetDVR

(2) Initial screen configurations(3) Controls

3) Auto active : agent server

4) E-Map


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NETWORKING OVERVIEW

This chapter will try to give you a detailed instruction on how to network the DVR. Before webegin the process of networking your DVR we should have a working knowledge of what a

network is and how it works. This will be a helpful in the networking process.

1. Introduction to TCP/IP

TCP/IP is the suite of protocols used by the Internet and most LANs (Local Area Networks)

throughout the world. In TCP/IP, every host (computer or other communications device) that is

connected to the network has a unique IP address. By doing this you are giving your device a

unique address similar to the address of your house. An IP address is composed of four octets

(numbers in the range of 0 to 255) separated by decimal points. The IP address is used to

uniquely identify a host or computer on the LAN. For example, a computer with the hostname

Workstation could have an IP address of 192.168.1.127.

You should avoid giving two or more computers the same IP address by using the range of IP

addresses that are reserved for private, local area networks; this range of IP address usually

begins with the octets 192.168. The first three octets of an IP address should be the same for all

computers in the local area network. For example, if a total 253 computer exist in a single LAN,

the IP addresses could be assigned starting with 192.168.1.x, where x represents a number on

the range of 2 to 254.

2. Subnet Masks

Each host in a LAN has a subnet mask. The subnet mask is an octet that uses the number 255

to represent the network address portion of the IP address and a zero to identify the host

portion of the address. For example, the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 is used by each host to

determine which LAN or class it belongs to. The zero at the end of the subnet mask represents

a unique host within that network. Basically the subnet mask represents the city you live in for

your home address, but in this case you are stating the network you belong too.

3. Gateway Address

Each host in a LAN has a gateway. A gateway address is composed of four octets (numbers on

the range of 0 to 255) separated by decimal points. The gateway address is used to uniquely

identify a host or computer on the LAN which assigns the IP addresses to your network. For

example, a Linksys router has an IP address of 192.168.1.1. If you were using this type of

router within your LAN, then your gateway would be the IP address of the Linksys router. The

reason this would be your gateway is because the Linsys is assigning the IP addresses for yournetwork therefore the Linsys would be the gateway to your network. This is similar the zip


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code of your postal address.

4. Virtual PortsA port number represents an endpoint or channel for network communications. Port numbers

allow different applications on the same computer to utilize network resources without

interfering with each other. Port numbers most commonly appear in network programming,

particularly socket programming. Sometimes, though, port numbers are made visible to the

casual user. For example, some Web sites a person visits on the Internet use a URL like the

following:

http://www.neosyst.com:8100/

I this example, the number 8100 refers to the port number used by the Web browser to connect

to the Web server. Normally, a Web site uses port number 80 and this number need not be

included with the URL (although it can be). In IP networking, port numbers can theoretically

range from 0 to 65535. Most popular network applications, though, use port numbers at the

low end of the range *such s 80 for HTTP). This could be similar the front door of your house.

Without the door to the house being open you could not enter it. This is the same cse with ports

on a network. If the ports for a specific IP address are not open then you could not gain acces

to that IP address or what it is addressing.

* NOTE : The term port also refers to several other aspects of network technology. A port can

refer to physical connection point for peripheral devices such as serial, parallel, and USB ports.

The term port also refers to certain Ethernet connection points, such as those on a hub, switch,

or router.

5. Pre-installation

Before we begin with the installation we must ask ourselves a few questions in order to figure

out where to begin with networking our DVRs. If you have not detail information, please

contact your Internet Service Provider.

Do you have Hi-speed Internet ?

There are may types of high speed Internet available. Three commonly used ones are T1, Cable,

and DSL (in order of speed).

* NOTE : There is no limitation on the network bandwidth. Neosyst recommends at least

256KBps upload speed. This can addressed by your local Internet Service Provider.


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Who is your Internet provider ?

What type of modem / router do you have ?Modem/Router model name / #

The modem/router was either installed by your Internet Service Provider or purchased by you

to establish a connection to the Internet. A router is installed to allow multiple computers to

access the Internet through the same external IP address. It in turn assigns different internal IP

addresses to local computers for this specific purpose.

Do you have a static IP address ?

A Static IP address means you use the same IP address every time you log on to the Internet.

With a static IP address, other Internet users always know the identity of your computer and

can easily connect with it. That way, you can host a website, email server, or other type of

server connection. Neosyst suggests using a static IP address. If your Internet Service Provider

does not offer a static IP address you have the option to use a dynamic IP address. This will be

explained in more later on in the chapter.

Do you have a dynamic IP address ?

A Dynamic IP address means your IP address changes each time you make a connection to the

Internet. We recommend asking your Internet Service Provider for a Static IP address. If this is

not a possibility, you may purchase a router (we suggest a Linksys or D-link router) which

supports DDNS. DDNS is a Dynamic Domain Name Server, a service that provides a central

(public) database where DNS information can be stored and retrieved. It allows those using a

dynamic IP address to be registered centrally so users can connect to it by name.

What type of DVR are you installing ?

Neosyst P series : P16-5000, P16-4100, P16-3100, P16-2200, P16-2100, P9-5000, P4-5000,

P4-100

6. What type of network connection do you have ?

Neosyst DVRs can operating using five distinct types of networking connections.

1) Simple One to One Connection : A simple one to one connection is the most simplenetwork connection. Basically it is a connection between a Computer and Another


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Computer or in this case a DVR using a cross-over cable.

2) Intranet (LAN connection without Internet connection) : A local area network connection

through router that is not connect out side of LAN (Closed LAN). Basically this kind ofnetwork is traditional LAN concept and supports good performance by wide bandwidth.

3) Direct dial-up modem (PSTN) connection : A dial-up modem connection is a network

connection from the dial-up modem directly to a computer or in this case the DVR.

4) Direct high speed modem connection : A direct high speed modem connection is a

network connection form the modem directly to a computer or in this case the DVR.

5) Router or LAN connection : A local area network connection either requires a router or a

pre-existing LAN connection. Typically this type of connection is the most commonly

used application. A router allows multiple computers and DVRs to access each other as

well as the Internet. It assigns different internal IP addresses to the computers.

* Terminology :

- Crossover Ethernet Cable Pins : The diagram below shows the pin configurations for a

cross over cable.

- Straight Through Ethernet Cable Pin: The diagram bellows the pin configurations for a

straight cable.

- Change the computer network setup on Window XP :


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Please double click Local Area Connection or click right mouse button, and click

Properties.

Open Network Set up Panel

Places fo

1. Just double click My Network r

network setup.

2. Start Settings Network Connectors.

. Start Settings Control Panel Networ

3 k

and Internet Connections Set up or

change Internet connection.

Please click on the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and click Properties.


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Then you can see the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties. Please check Use the

7. Simp One-to-One Connection

following IP address, and then fill in IP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway, etc.

le

Connection Procedure :

chase or make a cross over cable. We recommend purchasing one if

- lug one end into the LAN port on the back of the DVR

- Network controls on the

- s of 192.168.001.011(You can adjustable last 3 digits) to the DVR, a

- inistrator access to

: IP address will change only last 3 digits. For example, if you put

. Intranet (LAN connection without Internet connection)

- The first step is to pur

you have ever made a cross over cable. Please remember you can not use a straight through

network cable for this application.

Once you have a cross over cable p

and the other into the network card on the back of the computer.

Now log into the Neosyst DVR menu and using mouse go to the

Setup menu.

Assign IP addres

subnet mask of 255.255.255.000, and a gateway of 192.168.001.001.

Change the computer to set same network to do this you will need adm

your DVR.

* NOTE

192.168.001.011 to your DVR, you will use any other number from 1~255 without 11.

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- The first step is to purchase h cable. We recommend purchasing

f you have ever made a stra

- N port on the back of the

- ouse go to the Network controls on the

- s of 192.168.001.011(You can adjustable last 3 digits) to the DVR, a

- inistrator access to


. Direct dial-up modem (PSTN) connection : Direct dial-up modem card is optional accessory

0. Direct High Speed Modem Connection

or make a straight throug

one i ight through cable. Please remember you can not use across over cable for this application.

Once you have a straight through cable plug one end into the LA

DVR and the other into the router or IP spliter.

Now log into the Neosyst DVR menu and using m

Setup menu.

Assign IP addres

subnet mask of 255.255.255.000, and a gateway of 192.168.001.001.

Change the computer to set same network to do this you will need adm

your DVR.

* NOTE


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and sold separate. Please contact your installer or vender.

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rchase or make a straight through cable. We recommend purchasing

- le plug one end into the LAN port on the back of the


- The first step is to pu

one if you have ever made a straight through cable. Please remember you can not use a

cross over cable for this application.

Once you have a straight through cab

DVR and the other into the high speed modem.Now log into the Neosyst DVR menu and using m


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Setup menu.

Assign Static IP address, the subnet m- ask, and the default gateway which you obtained

f connection will not work for you.

1. Router or LAN Connection

from the Local Internet Service Provider to the DVR.* NOTE : If you have a dynamic IP address this type o

You will need to purchase a router or ask your Local Internet Service Provider for a static

IP address.

1


rchase or make a straight through cable. We recommend purchasing

- le plug one end into the LAN port on the back of the


- s to the DVR using port forwarding function of router (Refer router

- rk to do this you will need administrator access to


- If S

The most famous DDNS provider is the dynDNS organization

- The first step is to pu

one if you have ever made a straight through cable. Please remember you can not use a

cross over cable for this application.

Once you have a straight through cab

DVR and the other into the router or IP spliter.

Now log into the Neosyst DVR menu and using m

Setup menu.

Assign IP addresmanual for port forwarding function).

Change the computer to set same netwo

your DVR.

* NOTE


you have a Dynamic IP address, you need to use the port forwarding function and DDN

function too.

* NOTE :(http://www.dyndns.org). Please visit this website and register your IP name.
http://www.dyndns.org/http://www.dyndns.org/


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WEB D

eb DVR is web browser type remote viewer program without installation. If you got any

ork support TCP/IP.

indow system 2000 or XP.

2) Start

click default.htm and you can get below screen.

ord on the log-in box.

Active X.

VR

WNeosyst P series DVR IP, you can get easy to connect on the Window Explorer by typing IP

address. It is useful to view live monitoring screen remote place but not confidential place (for

example, cyber caf during business trip or guest for reference).

1) Requirement

- Broadband netw

- Web DVR supports only Microsoft W

- Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher version.

- Double

- Type the IP address (server DVRs IP address), ID and passw

- Click Yes button on small box that ask to download


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- You can get the follow screen.

3) Controls

ou can control split screen mode as quad split screen, 9 split screen, and- Camera mode : Y

16 split screen.

(1) Single channel full screen view : Click the number icon on the camera status

(2) go to quad split screens.

) 9 split screen view : Click icon to go to the 9 split screen with 1~9 cameras

t screen view support only 9 cameras (camera 1 ~ 9) and do not support

indicators to go to the camera.

Quad split screen view : Click icons to

(3

only.* 9 spli


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camera 10~16. This view is designed for 9 channels DVR (P9-5000)

) 16 split screen view : Click icon to go to the 16 split screen.

- Sa

- icon to exit this program.

(4

ve : Click icon to capture and save current screen still image on the HDD of

your PC.

Exit : Click

- Indicators : show sensors and relays status.


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1. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND INSTALLATION METHOD

o connect main DVR server from a remote site thorough network.n

- DVR from remote PC, authorized User name and

is strong feature to change the set up on server DVR. Please be careful

- VR from remote PC, user has to check Enable Remote

- User can connect 16 different remote DVR sites at once with NetDVR program.

1.2 NetDVR Installation Procedure

remote site PC.

tory in your software CD and following

1.1 System Configuration

- NetDVR is a program t- NetDVR supports remote live monitoring, search and playback, backup, E-Map functio

and to change set up on server DVRs.

To connect the server DVR with Net

Password needed.

* NOTE : NetDVR

to manage your ID and password

To connect server DVR with NetD

at [Network] part of [Option] of the main (server) DVR. If not, NetDVR can not access to

the server DVR.

- NetDVR program install on your

- Click icon on the NETDVR direc

window pop up.

Click NEXT, Install and Finish continuously.


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1.3 Computer tune up

your PC

Please double click Local Area Connection or click right mouse button, and click

1) Network setup on

Properties.

Open Network Set up PanelPlaces fo

1. Just double click My Network r

network setup.

2. Start Settings Network Connectors.

. Start Settings Control Panel Networ

3 k

and Internet Connections Set up or

change Internet connection.


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- Please click on the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and click Properties.

e check Use the

, then please check Obtain IP

* NOTE : DVR server supports static IP and DHCP. If you have Dynamic IP, refer

2) Display setting : set recommended resolution and color

s screen and open Properties

anagem

gram or software.

- Set the Power Schemes to be Always On.

- Then you can see the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties. Pleas

following IP address, if you have static IP, dynamic IP, private IP address, and then fill inIP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway, etc.

* TIP : If network circumstance supports DHCP server

address automatically.

Network overview

- Click the right button of your mouse on the Window

window.

3) Screen saver and power m

Recommended Resolution 1024 x 768

t)Recommended Color True Color (32 bi

ent

- Do not use any kinds of screen saver pro

- Set the System standby to be Never.


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2. H

n to open the NetDVR on your PC.

.2 Initial Screen Configurations

(1) Date and Time Information : It shows current date and time information.

number during

(3) t : click icon to connect to the server DVR.

ols to monitor server DVRs.

ser

OW TO USE NetDVR

2.1 Open the NetDVR

Double Click ico

2

(2) Connected or Disconnected Indicator : displayed flashing default cameraNetDVR is connected to a server DVR. displayed during disconnected

status.

Connec

(4) Disconnect : click icon to disconnect to server DVR.

(5) Local Setup : It is for Single or Group site connection contr

(6) Local Search : Search saved images that are stored in your PC by NetDVR program.

(7) Remote Setup : It is to control server DVR setup from your PC through network. U

can change setting of only one server DVR at a time.


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(8) emote Search : Search and playback recorded data of server DVR.

ote live monitoring

(10 Over IP) : talk to a person of the server DVR through head set

(11 ou control a PTZ camera that is connected to server DVR youre

(12 n : select split screen mode.

ate the monitoring screen by clicking this button.

(15 .

e connected at now.

ted at now.

ttom side

R

(9) Save : Save the current video data that is displayed on the screen (rem

screen) on your PC.) 2-Way Audio (Voice

including microphone and headphone. You can select any of registered server DVRs on

the group list to audio communication as normal telephone while view or playback

another server DVR.

) PTZ Control : Let y

your PC.

) Split scree

(13) Manual channels sequence button : Rot

(14) Automatic channels sequence button : Rotate auto sequential screen by setting time at

System Setting menu from camera 1 to 16.

) Exit Program : click to exit NetDVR program

(16) Server DVR name : Show the server DVR nam

(17) Server DVR IP address : Display the server DVR IP address connec

(18) Minimize button : Minimize the NetDVR program to locate on the tool bar bo

of Window main screen.


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2.3 Controls

1) Local setup

- Open the local set up box : Click local setup button to control the NetDVR setup.- Type the ID and password on the log-in box that pop up on the screen. And then the below

control box pop up.

- The box show available server DVR/DVRs list. If you open this box first time, there is no

available server DVR on the list.

- Environment Setup :

(1) Click the Environment Setup button to set up basic control of the NetDVR. The

below box pop up on the screen.

(2) Auto Execution : click the rectangular boxes to active function.

Start when power on : To start automatically the NetDVR program when your PC

power on.

Power off when exits : To shut down your PC when exit the NetDVR program.

(3) Event Select : click the rectangular boxes to activate each event.

System : When server DVR/DVRs have any mal-function, it will activate event andnotice to the NetDVR.


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Check the rectangular box of Channel 1 and select one of single site names, and

choose a camera number, which you want to monitor. And same procedure all of

remain channels. And then click OK to save the group information.

Now you can make one group combined 16 different cameras from 16 different server

DVR to monitor and control at once on your PC.

(3) Group list and status view : Click Group button to see all listed group name.

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Select one of group list and show all cameras name and server DVRs name.

(4) Update group composite : Click Update to add or change the composite of the

group.(5) Access control to group : If you wish to access control on your group from other users,

list your group/groups on the User menu / Setup menu with ID and password.

After this procedure, anyone to access a listed group, asked ID and password log-in.

- New site : It is single site setup.

(1) Click New Site button to open the single site information box.

(2) Single site information setup :

Site name : Type site name with alphabet, number, and symbol up to 8 digits.

Site IP : Fulfill the IP address of the server DVR to list.

Protocol : Select network protocol. The default parameter is TCP/IP.

Port : When any server DVR connect by port forwarding function of a router, type the

port number.

- Delete site : Click the any host name on the site list and click Delete Site button to delete

from the site list.

- Save list : Click Save List button to save the list after you make any single sites and/or

groups.

- Exit Setup : Click Exit Setup button to leave Local setup.

- Remote login : After list any single site and/or groups, user can access any server DVR bysingle site log-in or any group by group site log-in.


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2) Local search

- This function is to search and playback the record data on your PC.

- Open the local search box : Click the Local Search button to open the search andplayback mode as below.

Click

- Click the Get Local Search Site button to open the Local search site control box.

Select one of listed site names and Select save type. Current means saved data by the save

function. Past means saved data by the remote search function that is to search and playback

the recorded data on the server DVR. Click OK button back to the search and playback

mode.

- Click the Save button to save the data during local search.

3) Remote Search

Change any of server DVRs setup connected from your PC.


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4) Remote Search

- Search and playback the recorded data on any server DVR from your PC.

- Click the Remote Search button on the initial screen.

(1) Image tool : control the recorded data image by brightness, contrast, hue, sharpen, blur,

or black. This function is same on the DVR.

(2) Save search : Click Save button to playback recorded data on the server DVR.

(3) Save : Click Save button to save the data on your PC during remote search and

playback. Saved data can be playback by Past save type option on the local search

mode.

(4) Print : Print any data during remote search and playback.


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3. AUTO ACTIVE : AGENT SERVER

The agent server program wakes up the NetDVR automatically by events.

(1) Installation

Click Start, Programs, NetDVR, and AgentServerto activate the agent Server

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4. E-MAP

1) E-Map concept- The E-Map function is activated some icons on the map by sensor inputs or motion

detection events. The E-map function works independently or works with the NetDVR.

When events occur, related camera icons and/or sensor icons are blinking by agent server

program. After ? seconds, the video clip from connected camera pup up images on the

NetDVR screen.

- This E-map will be activated and pop up automatically on the monitor by sensor-

activation or motion detection, and then you can see Yellow Circle. on the camera or

sensor or relay icon in the E-map. It will let you know where and which camera or sensor is

working at that time. Also relay out runs as well.

2) Installation the E-Map function

- Set the agent server function : The agent server program wakes up the NetDVR

automatically by events.

Click Start, Programs, NetDVR, and AgentServerto activate the agent Serverfunction.


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- Installation the E-Map program : Click Start, Program, NetDVR, and Emap or

C:\program files\NetDVR\E-map to activate the E-Map function.

3) E-map Setup

- Select any server DVR of the Site list.

- Copy map on Map folder that you want to the back-ground of the E-Map main screen.

- Open the E-Map main screen.

- Take map from the Map folder.

- Click the camera icon and/or sensor icon, drag and drop them where you want to locate on

the background map.

- Click the Save button on the E-Map screen.

- Neosyst DVR supports multi-map function. To set others cameras or sensor inputs, do

again above 1) ~6) procedure.


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- After completing the E-map setting, click the Close button. The E-map will be

disappeared. However, it is working on the task bar.

- E-map will be activated and popped up automatically on the monitor by sensor-activation

or motion detection, and then you can see Yellow Circle on the camera or sensor icon on

the E-map. By this E-map activation, user can find out which camera or sensor at which

site is working at that time.

Tip) Camera No., and Sensor No. will be shown as a tool tip, when the

mouse cursor is pointed at the camera and sensor icon.

- User can go to other cameras E-map site directly by clicking right mouse button. Just click

another camera No. that you want to see, and you can automatically get the camera site E-

map. This works the same for sensor site.


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Tip: For Example, user installed 16 cameras at 4-story building. Each floor has 4 cameras. The

first floor has camera No.1-4. The second floor has camera No.5-8, and so on. Now you are

watching the first floor E-map with camera 1-4. If you want to see camera No.8, please click

right mouse button with any camera icon on the any E-map, and select the camera No.8, then you

can get the camera No.8 E-map automatically


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P series Users Manual2 way audio


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2 WAY AUDIO (VOIP)

1. HARDWARE REQUIREMENT AND CONNECTION

- Headset : head phone with microphone.

- Connection :

Headset Speaker jack Headset microphone jack

2.C

rogramAccessoriesEntertainmentVolume Control

OMPUTER AND DVR TUNE UP

User should set up the Volume Control both Server and Client at Window PC.

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(1) Volume control of the Playback

-Check the Microphone

Check the Mute of the Microphone Balance


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(2) Volume control of the Recording

-Check the Microphone

Check the Select of Microphone Balance


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3. HOW TO ACTIVE 2 WAY AUDIO

User should select the site and Double click.

the video access. You can talk like normal

* NOTE : Video through the network is not match the 2 way audio.

2 way audio function works independently from

telephone by the DVR site list as phone book.


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