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User Manual
Network Standalone DVR
N Series
(N4120 , N8240 , N1648)
Standalone DVR Manual v2.1

Contents
CONTENTS 1
NOTICE BEFORE USING PRODUCT 7
SAFETY WARNING & PRECAUTION 8
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION !
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION 12
Package Contents 14
Front Panel Layout 15
LED Status Lights 15
USB Port 15
CD/DVD-RW (Optional Type) 15
Front Panel Buttons 15
Rear Panel 16
Remote Control Unit Layout 17
PRODUCT INSTALLATION 18
CONNECTION OUTLINE (4CH CASE) 18

VIDEO CONNECTION 19
Input 19
Output 19
AUDIO CONNECTION 20
Input 20
Output 20
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ALARM/SENSOR/PTZ CONNECTION 21
Alarm 21
Sensor 21
PTZ 21
NETWORK CONNECTION 22
HARD DISK DRIVE 22
POWER CONNECTION 22
SYSTEM INSTALLATION COMPLETE 22
STANDALONE DVR SET MANUAL 23
STARTING THE SYSTEM 23

SURVEILLANCE MODE 23
Main Screen 23
Video Screen 24
Control Panel 25
Split Screen Modes 27
PLAYBACK MODE 33
SEARCH MODE 35
Quick Search Mode 36
Search 37
MENU MODE 44
Initial Menu 45
SEARCH MENU 46
Recording Configuration 47
PTZ Configuration 54
System Configuration 55
System Information 69
Backup 71
Log Viewer 72
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STANDALONE CLIENT 74
CONFIGURATION 75
GUI Main Feature 75
Display Configuration 76
Storage Space Setup 78
Creating Recording Repositories 80
Device List Configuration 82
Device Configuration 84
MD (Motion Detection) Configuration 85
Bookmark Configuration 86
Network Event Configuration 87
Recording Configuration by Events 88
Recording Duration Configuration by Events 89
Recording / Schedule Configuration 91
PTZ(Pan/Tilt/Zoom) Configuration 92
Preset Configuration 93
Network Configuration 94
System Configuration (General Tab) 95
System Configuration (Account Tab) 96
System Configuration (Version Tab) 97
STANDALONE CLIENT FUNCTION MANUAL 98
MAIN GUI FEATURE 99

Information Panel 100
Menu Display Bar 101
Server/ Device List 102
Bookmark 103
Control Panel 104
PTZ Control Panel 105
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2-Way Audio Control Panel 107
I/O control Panel 108
Playback Control Panel 109
Event List Panel 111
Display 112
Floating Bar 113
SURVEILLANCE SCENARIO 114
Login Process 114
Assigning & Moving Server/Device List 116
Disconnecting / Removing Assigned Channels 118
Connection Fail of the registered video channels 120
Controlling selected surveillance video channels 121
Enhanced Function for Server List/Surveillance Area 122
OSC(On Screen Command) Function 123
E-MAP CONFIGURATION 124
EVENT LIST/ REALTIME EVENT VIEW 125
Event List/ Search Event View 126
RECORD 127
Continuous Recording (On / Off) 127
MD(Motion Detection) Recording 128
Emergency Recording Command Button 129
PLAYBACK 130
Playback Mode 130
Search Filter Button 130
REMOTE SEARCH 132
To execute Remote Search 132
To end Remote Search 132
BACKUP 133
Backup Manager 134
Backup Viewer 139
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WEBCLIENT OPERATION ENVIRONMENT & INSTALLATION
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MINIMAL SPEC. OF PC REQUIRED TO OPERATE WEBCLIENT 149

CONNECTION & INSTALLATION OF WEBCLIENT 149
Web Browser-Based Connection of WebClient 149
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Install ActiveX 1 Stage 150
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Install ActiveX 2 Stage 150
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3 Stage 151
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4 Stage (Win Vista, Win7) 152
HOW TO USE WEBCLIENT 153
LIVE MODE (LIVE SURVEILLANCE) 153

Selection of Channel Split Mode 154
PTZ Control 154
Audio Control 155
Add-in Functions 155
SEARCH 155
Selection of Replay Time 156
Replay Control 157
SETUP 157
Streaming Setup 157
Recording Setup 158
MOBILE DVR VIEWER MANUAL 159
INSTALLATION BY USING ITUNES 160

DIRECT INSTALLATION FROM IPHONE 162
UNINSTALLATION 163
CONSTITUTION OF MAIN SCREEN 164
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ADD SERVER 165
SETUP CHANNELS 166
DELETE CHANNEL 167
DELETE SERVER LIST 168
CONSTITUTION OF LIVE SCREEN 169
PROCEDURE OF PERFORMANCE OF RECORDED VIDEO 170
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Product Description
Notice before Using Product
Notice before Using Product
Please beware of the following precautions before installing the DVR.
Please avoid placing the system near moisture or dust

Please avoid placing the system near direct sunlight or heat
source
Please place the system on a solid surface without any
vibrations and away from magnetic appliances
Please place the system in a room temperature environment
(Recommended room temperature of 5 ~ 40)
Please make sure no foreign metallic/magnetic objects enter
through the ventilation openings of the unit
Please place the system in a well ventilated area
Some Radio or TV signals may interfere with system, please
place the system away at least 3 feet from home electronic
appliances such as Radio/Stereo/Television/Projectors
Never place any heavy objects on top of the unit
Never disassemble the product, electronic shock may result
in serious injury or death
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Product Description
Safety Warning & Precaution
Safety Warning & Precaution

The following warnings and cautions are for your own safety and to
prevent damage of the DVR system and/or other properties.
Warning (Review these warnings or you may be seriously

injured or killed)
Do not place any liquid container

Turn off the system before installing on the system, such as water,
the system. Do not plug in several coffee, or beverage
electric devices to the same outlet. [If liquid is poured onto the system,
[This may cause heating, fire, or it can cause system breakdown or
electric shock] cause fire]
Clean the dust around the system

Prevent power cable from being on regular basis. When cleaning
severely bent or pressed by a the system, always use dry cloth.
[This may cause system
heavy object.[This may cause fire]
breakdown or electric shock]
Install the system in a place with

sufficient air ventilation.
[Keep at least 15cm distance
between the back of the system
and a wall]
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Product Description
When pulling the power cable from

the plug, do so gently. Do not touch
Avoid any place with moisture, dust, the plug with wet hands and avoid
or soot. using the plug if the holes on the
[This can cause fire or electric shock] outlet are too loose.
[This may cause fire or electric shock]
Do not attempt to disassemble,

repair, or modify the system on Install the system on a plain
your own. It is extremely surface with sufficient air
dangerous due to high voltage ventilation. Do not place the
running through the system. system on elevated surface.
[This may cause fire, electric [This may cause system break
shock, or serious injuries] down or serious Injuries]
Install the system in a cool place

Avoid using aged old power
without direct sunlight and always
cables or long extensions.
maintain room temperature.
[This may cause fire]
[This may cause fire]
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Product Description
Caution (Review these cautions or you may be seriously

injured or cause property damage)
Do not install the system in a place Install the system in a place

with high magnetic, electric wave, or with appropriate moisture and
wireless devices such as radio or TV temperature level
[Install the system in a place [Avoid installing the system with
without magnetic objects, electric high (over 40) or low (under
frequencies, or vibration] 5) temperature]
Prevent any substances from

Do not place any heavy object
being inserted into the system
on the system
breakdown]
breakdown]
The system can be damaged If there is strange sound or smell, un

from a strong impact or vibration plug the power cable immediately
[The system may not operate and contact the service center.
properly] [This may cause fire or electric shock]
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Product Description
Product Description
Product Description
Product Overview
Standalone DVRs" are Standalone DVRs that support H/W
compression, Realtime Display, and Two-way Audio function. Their
stability was maximized by adopting Embedded Linux as the
Operating System. By supporting strong Remote Surveillance and
Remote Playback through network, they can be the optimized
security solutions for IP Surveillance Generation.
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Product Description
Product Specification
Specification N4120 N8240 N1648

Video Input 4 8 16
Video H.264
CODEC
Audio ADPCM
[BNC x 1, RCA x 1] CVBS, [BNC] SPOT x 1,
Video Output
VGA x 1
Video Signal NTSC/ PAL
Operating System Embedded Linux
Live Display, Recording, Playback,
Pentaplex Function
Backup & Remote access
Units Frontal Buttons, Remote Controller,
Interface Control
Mouse
Audio In(RCA) 4 4 4
1 Port RCA, LINE Level (Functional Live
Audio Out
Audio)
Sensor Input
4 4 4
(Type - NC/NO)
Alarm Output
1 1 1
(Type - NC/NO)
CD-RW, DVD-RW(SATA) x 1ea
ODD
Storage (Optional)
SATA x2ea SATA x2ea SATA x2ea
MaxHDD
(w/o ODD) (w/o ODD) (w/o ODD)
Video CIF 120/100 240/200 480/400
Recording 2CIF 120/100 240/200 240/200
(NTSC/PAL) D1 120/100 120/100 120/100
Can be selected / 1 Channel has
Motion Detection selection of 44x30 blocks with H/W based
motion detection
Manual, Motion Detection, Schedule,
Recording Modes
Sensor
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Product Description
Function Watermark, Pre-recording, Dual Streaming, 2-way

Front LED Record, Alarm, Network
Backup Media DVD-RW, USB Memory Stick
Firmware Upgrade DVD-RW, USB Memory Stick, Network
Search Modes Calendar, Event, Quick, Specific Time
Watch Dog Hardware Watchdog Support
PTZ Connection 1 Port Terminal Block, RS-485
Pelco-D, Samsung SCC-641 and approx.
PTZ Protocol
90 protocols support
Network 1 Port Ethernet 10/100 Base-T
TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, DHCP, PPPoE, DDNS,
Network Protocol
SMTP
DDNS www.neodhs.com/ www.dyndns.com
System Auto Restart, Network Auto
DVR Recovery Mode
Reconnect
CMS (Optional) Max. 128CH CMS/ NDVR Support
RS232, RS485, Ethernet, 2USB(Mouse/
Communication Port
Backup)
Storage Temp. 20 ~ 60 / 20~95% RH
Operation Temp. 5 ~ 40 / 20~80% RH
Power 110-220V / 60-50Hz
Dimension 360mm(W) x 236mm(D) x 60mm(H)
Weight 2Kg (w/o storage)
Remote Software StaNet (NetClient), WebClient Support
EMC Certificate CE, FCC, KCC
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Product Description
Package Contents
DVR System
Adapter
Remote
Control Unit
S/W
Installation
CD
Power Cable
(Option)
User Manual
(Option)
Batteries
(AAA)
(Option)
Mouse
(Option)
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Product Description
Front Panel Layout
LED Status Lights

REC LED on when recording
EVENT LED on when events occur
NET LED on when network is connected
USB Port
USB Storage can be connected for backup and F/W upgrade
purposes.
CD/DVD-RW (Optional Type)

Blank DVD/CD (depending on the optical drive type) can be
inserted to back up data or to upgrade the firmware.
Front Panel Buttons

SEARCH Launch the search function
MENU Launch the system menu
REC Start Recording
Back Back from the current action
(Up) Move up within split video channels or menu items
(Down) Move down within split video channels or menu items
(Left) Move left within split video channels or menu items
(Right) Move right within split video channels or menu items
Enter Select a channel or a menu item
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Product Description
Rear Panel
Video In [BNC]Camera Input

CVBS Out [BNC]Main Composite Video Out
SPOT Out [BNC]SPOT Out
CVBS Out [RCA]Main Composite Video Out
Audio In [RCA]LINE(MIC) Audio In
Audio Out [RCA]Audio Out
VGA Out VGA Output
RS-232 RS-232 Serial COM Port
Network Port [RJ-45]Ethernet Port
Sensor Connection
Sensor In
(Non Powered Type)
Alarm Connection
Alarm Out
(Non Powered Type)
RS-485 RS485 for PTZ Control
Power In Adapter Power (DC12V)
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Product Description
Remote Control Unit Layout
POWER Power ON/OFF
Pauses live view

FREEZE screen for quick
scan/review of event
REC Start Recording
MENU Launches the menu
Back from the current

BACK
action
Navigate through
menus.
Select the item.
SEARCH Launches the search
STOP Stop playback
Launches the PTZ

PTZ
setup
REW Rewind playback
PLAY/PAUSE Play/Pause playback
FF Fast forward playback
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Product Description
Product installation
Product installation
Connection Outline (4CH case)
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Product Description
Video Connection
Input
This series of DVR systems have a total of 16 camera inputs for
recording. Either NTSC or PAL video signal cameras maybe used
in this system and will be set in the system configuration menu.
Please do not mix different video signal types into 16 channels. All
16 must either be NTSC or PAL. ( Max Video Input number varies
by each products.)
Output
CVBS: Composite video signal will be sent through the BNC
port for video output. Standard CCTV monitor may be used
for video output connection.
VGA: Composite video signal will be sent through the VGA
port for video output. Standard 15 PIN VGA monitor maybe
used for video output connection.
SPOT: All cameras will be sent full screen to the port with
sequence mode. Uses BNC video connection.
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Product Description
Audio Connection
Input
LINE (MIC) Input: This DVR supports up to 4 audio inputs.
Please refer to the back panel of the DVR for input locations.
Default audio input signal level is Line-In. An additional
device should be installed to use MIC-In level of audio input.
Output
This DVR has 1 output for audio out. Either TVs internal audio
input can be connected directly to DVRs audio output or an
externally powered speaker can be connected to the audio output for
sound.
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Product Description
Alarm/Sensor/PTZ Connection
Alarm
This product does not supply power to an alarm internally. The alarm
type that should be used is Dry Contact Type. Up to 1 alarms can be
connected.
Use two wires for connection.
Depending on type of Alarm used, please choose the right
type from DVRs Alarm Menu.
NO Normal Open
Info
NC Normal Close
Sensor
This product only supports sensors that act as simple mechanical
switches (dry-contact type sensors.) Up to 4 sensors can be
connected.
Of the two wires from the sensor equipment, connect one of
the wires to the C (Common) terminal in the terminal block.
Then connect the other wire to the terminal of the
corresponding channel (1~4).
Access the DVR Menu and setup each sensor to either NO /
NC.
PTZ
Using RS485 Connection, PTZ cameras should be
connected using D+ and D- port in the rear of the system.
PTZ control signal can be daisy chained for multiple PTZ
devices
Before using the PTZ, an appropriate PTZ protocol must be
selected in the PTZ menu.
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Product Description
Network Connection
DVR has an Ethernet port in the rear for standard RJ45 cable
connection.
Hard Disk Drive

DVR System supports only SATA (Serial ATA) connection. Hard
drives must be SATA and up to 2 hard drives may be connected.
Turn off the power after system shutdown
Open the top casing cover.
Please make sure the hard drive is properly seated in the
hard drive rail
Install SATA cable/power cable properly to the hard drive.
Please double check the connections.
Close the top casing cover.
Attention!
At least one HDD must be installed for DVRs normal operation.
Power Connection
DVR system requires a 110-220V/ 50~60Hz power input. Please be
sure to connect right power to the rear power port.
System Installation Complete

You have successfully installed the DVR system.
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Standalone DVR Set Manual

Starting the System
Please make sure the power cord in the rear is firmly connected.
Press the power button in front of unit for initial start. At initial power-up,
the system will start automatically when the power cord is connected.
Main screen should come up with connected video screens.
Surveillance Mode
Main Screen
[Screen 2-1] Main Screen (16CH Case)

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(Surveillance screen may differ from model to model)
Video Screen
[Screen 2-1] A single screen will appear upon startup, which will
include all the video input into one single video output.
[Screen 2-2] Each camera channel will show a status caption above
the actual video image. This makes viewing of each camera status
very easily accessible.
The status panel is the below as [Screen 2-2],

[Screen 2-2] Status Panel

Status icon is explained in the following:
Recording is in progress
Scheduled recording mode is active
Sensor input has been triggered
Motion detection has been triggered
CH-01: Channel name / Camera name
Each channel is selectable from the split screen view for more
detailed picture and controls.
Watching a single channel with full screen mode.
Controlling PTZ
Enlarging surveillance video with the digital zooming function
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Control Panel
At the bottom of main screen, a convenient DVR control panel is

located. The DVR buttons and control is grouped into 3 types of
controls, depending on the current mode, the grouping will come in
handy.
The following is quick overview. The control panel provides 3

functions by each categories.
Locations Description
Left Split screen modes
Center A collection of general functions on DVR
Right Main features shortcut menu buttons
Basic
<Split screen mode> <Current time> <DVR function shortcut>
As shown above, the default control panel features split screen

buttons, displays the current time, and DVR function shortcuts.
HDD Usage Display
<HDD Usage Indicator>
Click on button to show the HDD usage display panel on the center
panel. The panel provides the overall storage consumption status of the
HDDs installed in the system.
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PTZ Control
<PTZ Control>
Click on button to change the center side of panel to the PTZ

control panel. This control panel provides PTZ control function to a video
channel at which PTZ configuration is set.
Playback Control
<Playback date and time > <Playback Command>
When in playback mode, the screen will indicate new tools at the
bottom right side the panel.
The control panel provides playback controlling functions for speed

and direction of all channels.
Refer to the next page for the detailed explanation of the control
panel.
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Split Screen Modes
Full Screen View
[Screen 2-3] Full Screen View
View a channel in full screen, by double clicking on a channel

[Screen 2-3]. Alternatively, click on button to full-size a selected
channel.
Double clicking on the screen while in full screen mode will turn back
to previous split screen mode
Clicking button once more will switch to the next available

channel.
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4 Split Screen View
[Screen 2-4] 4 Split Screen View
To view the DVR in 4 channel division, click button. [Screen 2-4]
In addition, by clicking button once more, the next 4 set of

channels will be shown and so on.
1 2 5 6 9 10 13 14
3 4 7 8 11 12 15 16
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6 Split Screen View

2 8 14
1 7 13
3 9 15
4 5 6 10 11 12 16
In the above diagram, the X indicates channels which will not be

shown.
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8 Split Screen View

.
2 10
1 3 9 11
4 12
5 6 7 8 13 14 15 16
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9 Split Screen View
In addition, by clicking on button once more, the next 9 set of

1 2 3 10 11 12
4 5 6 13 14 15
7 8 9 16
In the above diagram, the X indicates channels which will not be

shown.
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16 Split Screen View
To view the DVR in 16 channel division, click button.

[Screen 2-8]
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Playback Mode
DVR is able to playback any recorded data with many different
function modes of playback. In this section, each playback mode and
search function is documented for usage.
[Screen 3-1] Playback Screen
Initial playback screen will show [Screen 3-1] with status bars at the
bottom of the screen. Each bar and function is detailed as follows:
Split Screen Modes
1 4 6 8 9 16
Left bottom side of the status bar will have screen split controls
Refer to the Split Screen Modes section for operation
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Playback Date and Time
It shows the current date and time of the video that is being played
back. The speed of playback time will vary depending on the speed
of playback.
Playback Controls
Controls for playback are located at the bottom right of the status bar.
Fast forwarding and fast rewind is up to 64 times the normal
playback.
: Reverse Playback. Press repeatedly to speed up backwards
: Stop
: Pause
: Play
: Fast Forward. Press repeatedly to speed up.
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Search Mode
[Screen 4-1] Shortcut to the search
During surveillance mode, the buttons on the bottom right will

enable 4 types of search mode.
[Search Mode]
Quick Search. This button plays playback the latest
recorded video 1 minute before.
Click to enter the Search. Then click to run
Calendar Search
Click to enter the Search. Then click to run Event
Search
Click to enter the Search. Then click to run Specific
Time Search
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Quick Search Mode
Clicking button will activate quick playback of latest video that was
recorded.
Please go back to Playback Mode page for reference on how

to use the playback mode.
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Search
While in the main screen, click on button to enter the search

menu. [Screen 4-2].
[Screen 4- 2] Search
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Calendar Search
[Screen 4-2] On the left side of the search menu, click on
button to start calendar search. [Screen 4-3].
[Screen 4- 3] Calendar Search
Click to select hour

Recorded data
[Screen 4-3] On the top right side of search screen, click on

button to start calendar search.
A calendar will open. Dates with available data will be marked in red
rectangles [Screen 4-3]. Click on a date.
Time bar indicator will open. Hours with available data will be
indicated by red bars. Click on the time bar to select an hour.
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Selection
[Screen 4- 4] Time bar Indicator (Minute)
In the time bar indicator for minutes, minutes with available data will
be indicated by colored bars. Select a minute, and click
button to start playback. [Screen 4-4].
Please go back to Playback Mode page for reference on how

to use the playback mode
Using the Calendar Search (How To)

Click button to open the search calendar.
Select a date with searchable data.
HOUR indicates from 0 hour to 23 hour. Searchable data will
be indicated in red.
MIN indicates from 0 minute to 59 minutes. Searchable data
will be indicated in red.
Select the hour and minute, and click button to start
play back.
Please go back to Playback Mode page for reference on
how to use the playback mode.
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Calendar Search DST(Daylight Saving Time)
[Screen 4- 5] DST(Daylight Saving Time)

DST(Daylight Saving Time)
In countries that use daylight savings time, the last day of
daylight savings time will be recorded as a 25 hour day.
On the last day of daylight savings time, the recorded data
at the end of the day - which contains the extra 1 hour of
data - will be marked in blue
The data marked in blue - which contains 2 hours of data -
can be searched by either choosing 1 hour right before, or 1
hour right after daylight savings time ends.
Click on the blue time. A dialog box for selecting the search
time will open.
DST Popup
Click on the blue time. A dialog box for selecting the search
time will open.
Use the dialog box to search the hour right before and after
the end of daylight savings time.
DST time configuration will be applied automatically when
selecting specified time zone.
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Event Search
On the left side of search screen [Screen 4-2], click on button to
start the event search. Event search [Screen 4-6] will be shown.

[Screen 4- 6] Event Search
A database of all the events occurred is kept along with the date and
time. Easily search for video footage from specific events.
Using the Event Search (How To)

Select the channel to search.
Select type of event: VIDEO LOSS, MOTION DETECT, and
SENSOR.
Select Start and End Date/Time for which days/hours to
search.
Click button to start searching for events.
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Search results will be shown in [Screen 4-7]

Choose an event from the result and click button,
the display mode will be changed to playback mode, and
then playback will be started from the time that the selected
event was stamped .
how to use the playback mode.
[Screen 4- 7] Event Search List
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Specific Time Search
[Screen 4-2] On the left side of search screen, click on button

to start the time search. Time search [Screen 4-8] will be shown.
[Screen 4- 8] Time Search
Use time search to jump right to a specific time to watch recorded

video.
Using Time Search (How To)

Input the date into DATE field
Input the time into TIME field: Hour, Minute, Second
Click or button, the display mode will be
changed to playback mode and it will start playing from the
selected time .
how to use the playback mode
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Menu Mode
[Screen 5- 1] Menu Mode
On the surveillance screen click the (Setup) button to access the

menu mode.
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Initial Menu
[Screen 5- 2] Initial Menu
Initial Menu screen will open when button is clicked.
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Search Menu
Indicated above is the search mode button in the main menu..

Please refer to Search Mode.
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Recording Configuration
User can set the DVR to record video with specified perimeters. The
DVR will start recording in the following cases:
When user presses the button in the system front panel

for manual emergency recording
When user clicks on button from the control panel in the
surveillance screen for manual emergency recording.
If schedule is set up to record at certain times of the day.
When motion detection mode is enabled. Recording will
start when any change is detected in channel pixel frames
When a sensor is triggered
When a Video Loss is triggered (The other channels will
start recording)
In Recording Setup Record Configuration of the main menu, a

series of configuration screens is provided. The user can use this
menu to configure the DVR to start recording in different types of
situations.
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Record Configuration
[Screen 5- 3] Record Configuration
Configure the recording options as follows:
OVERWRITE: Enable overwrite to allow new data to be

overwritten over the oldest data when storage space is full..
ENABLE LIVE AUDIO: Enable to output recording audio.
PRE: Pre-recording configuration to record before an event
has been occurred.
POST: Post-recording configuration to record after an event
has been occurred.
Recording Quality configuration table is as follows,
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When selected, same settings will be applied to all

ALL
channels
CH Channel specific setting
ON Select to turn on/off recording of a channel
Recording size varies by motion with this setting. More
VBR
motion takes more disk space to record.
SIZE Adjust video resolution
QUALITY Adjust video quality
AUDIO Select ON to record audio
FRAME Adjust frame rate (fps) for smoother playback
PRE Set Pre-recording Duration (Unit Seconds)
POST Set Post-recording Duration (Unit Seconds)
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Record Schedule Configuration
[Screen 5- 4] Record Schedule Configuration
Configure recording schedule
Select a channel to schedule

Select type of event to schedule
Click and drag using mouse cursor to select the specific time
schedule. Schedule may be selected hour by hour.
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Event & Alarm Configuration
[Screen 5- 5] Event & Alarm Configuration
Select which events will trigger which type of notification in this

configuration screen.
Select a channel to configure.

Select which of the event triggers would activate an event.
Configure preset settings for each event.
Select the response (type of notification) of DVR system to
the events selected in .
Specify the duration time that an alarm stops automatically.
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Sensor In & Alarm Out Configuration
[Screen 5- 6] Sensor In & Alarm Out Configuration
Configure SENSOR In or ALARM Out box to configure settings for

SENSOR In or ALARM Out. In the above picture, each rows mean
Video channels and each columns mean the channel of Sensor or
Alarm. Its available to configure multiple Sensors or Alarms to a
Video channel and to configure multiple Video channels to a Sensor
or Alarm channel.
Select one item to configure Sensor or Alarm
In the O/X table, configure which Sensor device or Alarm
device to connect to which video channel.
O means Sensor of Alarm is assigned to a video channel,
X means Sensor of Alarm is NOT assigned to any video
channel.
Set up sensor (alarm in) type and alarm (alarm out) type on
the bottom.
NC: Normal Close
NO: Normal Open
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Alarm Schedule Configuration
[Screen 5- 7] Alarm Schedule Configuration
Configure alarm schedule

Enables alarm schedule configuration.
Select a schedule option.
NORMAL, the alarm is schedule to normal action.
ALARM ON, the alarm is schedule to always active.
ALARM OFF, the alarm is schedule to always inactive.
Click and drag using mouse cursor to select the specific time
schedule. Schedule may be selected hour by hour.
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PTZ Configuration

[Screen 5- 8] PTZ Configuration
Configure PTZ protocol for each channel,

Select channel to setup PTZ
To activate a PTZ, please click PTZ ENABLE
Select the appropriate PTZ PROTOCOL.
Select the right PTZ Address ID (1-255)
Move PTZ camera direction to a position.
Save PTZ preset number by pressing the SAVE button
after setting the PRESET number.
Set PTZ command time interval.
Click Apply or OK to save changes.
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System Configuration
OSD(On Screen Display) Configuration
[Screen 5- 9] OSD Configuration
Configure OSD of the live surveillance video channels.

The following table is a detailed explanation of OSD setting.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
DATE TIME Center date/time status bar ON/OFF
HDD GAUGE Center HDD status bar ON/OFF
MD PREVIEW Motion preview box grid ON/OFF
SHOW MD MD status icon ON/OFF
SHOW SENSOR SENSOR status icon ON/OFF
SHOW VIDEO LOSS VIDEO LOSS status icon ON/OFF
ENABLE DIGITAL Enable/Disable Digital Zoom for cameras even do not
ZOOM support zooming function (Refer to the next page)
ENABLE AUTO HIDE Enable/Disable auto-hide function for the
FLOATINGBAR Floating bar on the live display mode
SPOT,LIVE SEQUENCE Spot/ live sequence dwell time
LANGUAGE Language setup
@-BLENDING Transparency configuration
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Digital Zoom
[Screen 5- 10] Enabling Digital Zoom
In the screen, It enables Digital Zoom function by checking the

Enable Digital Zoom check box. Digital Zoom function is for enlarging
the Video Image for cameras even do not support zooming function.
As the above screen, Digital Zoom icon will be displayed when
moving the mouse pointer over the selected channel. Mouse clicking
the icon, Digital Zoom will be activated as the screen of the following
page.
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[Screen 5- 11] Digital Zoom Mode
The video image moves when mouse clicking to a point to move on

the screen with Digital Zoom mode as the above screen.
Click the Digital Zoom icon to quit Digital Zoom mode.
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Camera Configuration
[Screen 5- 12] Camera Configuration
Adjust color settings for each channel, and other channel/camera-

related setting
Select a channel to configure (Indicated with Yellow)
Configure HUE, SATURATION, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST
for video channels.
Recall the factory default configuration.
Configure channel caption
COVERT / CAMERA OFF:
COVERT: The channel will be hidden in the live screen, but
if the channel is configured to record in the record settings,
the channel will be recorded.
CAMERA OFF: The channel will be hidden in the live screen,
and even if the channel is configured to record in the record
settings, the channel will not be recorded.
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Camera Type: Select camera video signal by regions.

Configure motion detection area with mouse dragging or
arrow buttons & OK button of the remote control unit(RCU).
Clicking CLEAR button unsets the entire area of motion
detection area. Clicking ALL button sets the entire video
area to motion detection area.
Configure motion detection sensitivity.
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Storage Configuration
[Screen 5- 13] Storage Configuration
Recording space can be chosen and status of each hard drive can
be checked in this menu
Select a storage to format

Display storage usage status
Format the selected storage by
Check health status to the selected HDD by the above .
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Network Configuration
[Screen 5- 14] Network Configuration
Configure network connection,
Network settings allow Static IP, Dynamic IP, PPPoE

The form to input setting values for Static IP
The form to input setting values for PPPoE.
DDNS is supported by NeoDHS and DynDNS
The form to input setting values for DDNS by .
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Streaming Configuration
[Screen 5- 15] Streaming Configuration
Configuration streaming environment,
Streaming/ Remote Setup/ Web Port No. : Configure network

ports for Standalone Client and TWC(Thin Web Client)
The default value for streaming: 2000
The default value of remote setup: 2001
The default value of Web port: 2002
Configuration for streaming add-on functions
AUTO SCAN
This option enables the DVR set to support uPnP
function so that some client software like Windows
Explorer can find the DVR set easily in a LAN
environment.
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AUTO PORT
This option enables the DVR set to configure Port
Forwarding setting of an IP router automatically when
the DVR set is connected to an IP router in a LAN
environment.
It sets the network port number for both the DVR set
and an IP router side by the setting value without
additional configuring an IP router.
AUTO B/W (Automatic Bandwidth)
It sets the DVR streaming bandwidth with the value of
user configuration.
To make the streaming bandwidth within the bandwidth
of a network, it configures FPS and Image Quality
settings automatically.
TWO WAY AUDIO
It enables bi-directional audio between a net client and
the DVR set.
REMOTE SETUP GUIDE
It enables the DVR operator can monitor remote
configuration with real time.
Video Resolution, quality, audio, and frame rate table is as
follows,
ALL Apply the same settings to all channels
CH Channel specific setting
ON Select to turn on/off recording of a channel
Network bandwidth for streaming video varies by
VBR motion with this setting. More motion takes more
network bandwidth.
RESOLUTION Adjust video resolution
QUALITY Adjust video quality
AUDIO Select ON to record audio
Adjust frame rate (fps) for the streaming speed of
FRAME
the selected channel
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Date & Time Configuration
Calendar

[Screen 5- 16] Date & Time Configuration
Configure system date & time setup,
Check and configure the local time zone.

Configure the time difference and location.
Change current date. Click on section to open calendar
[Screen 5-17]. Select the day, month, year, hour, minute,
second with the mouse.
Select hour, minute, or second with mouse clicking and set
the time by clicking the up/down arrows or by turning the
mouse wheel up or down.
Click APPLY or OK to save setting.
Changing time zone changes the current GMT time automatically.
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[Screen 5- 17] Date Setup
Move from month to month by clicking ,

Select a date by clicking on a day in the calendar.
Click "Apply" or "OK" to save changes.
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User Management Configuration

[Screen 5- 18] User Management
Configuration user management,
Select user level to configure [ADMIN, MANAGE, USER1~4]

Warning: The factory default setting value for the password
of the ADMIN account is empty.
Edit user email address
Configure the account level (the available user functions) for
each user.
Password: Settings will be applied only if the correct
password is entered in "Current Password."
If this box is checked, enable the user email address edit
box.()
A pop up window for configuring e-mail server information
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will open..
Login Enable/Disable: If this box is checked, the login
window will not pop up when opening the menu.
Login Timeout: After the most recent login, the login window
will not pop up for certain time duration.
The time is in seconds, and the default value is 60 seconds.
Click "APPLY" or "OK" to save settings
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User Management Mail Server Configuration
[Screen 5- 19] Mail Server Configuration
Click SETUP button in the above screen to configure e-mail server

information.
SETUP: Click to open a pop up window for configuring e-

mail server information.
Input e-mail server address
Input e-mail server port number.
If this box is checked, login necessary at the time of set of
the e-mail server
Input e-mail user ID
Input e-mail password.
Click OK to save settings.
Click to test the e-mail notification function.
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System Information
[Screen 5- 20] System Information
In system information menu, a number of system information is

displayed, and user can also upgrade the DVR firmware.
Upgrade
Select the storage medium which contains the upgrade
firmware
Press the upgrade button to start upgrading the
firmware
If the storage medium contains a multi-national
language pack or the web client pack, they will be
upgraded altogether.
Default: Reset all settings to the factory default values.
Click UPGRADE to start upgrade.
The system will reboot automatically when upgrade is finished.
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CAUTION: In case of upgrade with a USB memory stick, its

strongly recommended to remove a USB memory stick just after
executing Safely Remove Hardware in Windows Operating
system when copying a F/W file to the USB memory stick.
Unless it can cause a severe problem when upgrade.
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Backup
[Screen 5- 21] Backup
Record data backup with the menu,
Select the backup channel

Select backup medium (CD-ROM, USB Storage)
Select the type of backup data.
Specify Start of backup date, time
Specify End of backup date, time
(Remember to review and write down which data to backup
from search mode)
Click on to start backup process
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Log Viewer
[Screen 5- 22] Log Viewer
Search system logs,
Select the channel

Select the event
Start date, time
End date, time
Click "SEARCH"
Results will be displayed in the following screen.
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[Screen 5- 23] Log View Searched Results
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Standalone Client
Standalone Client
This chapter explains standalone client.
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Configuration
GUI Main Feature
Configuration List Tab

All configuration items are located on the Top Configuration
Bar. Click a configuration icon to move to another
configuration window.
Configuration Window
Detailed configuration settings for each configuration item
are located here.
Common Command Button
Virtual Keyboard : View Virtual KeyBoard Window
ALL CHANNEL : apply All Channel
OK: Close window after applying changes.
Cancel: Close window without applying changes.
Apply: Keep window open after applying changes.
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Display Configuration
RGB/YUV2/UYVY: Select an Overlay Surface type

Color format depends on the graphic card
Default Setting is YUV2
Fit To Screen: Select to fit standalone client window size to
the monitor resolution
Use Windows Lock : Enable/Disable windows Lock
Show Connection: Enable/Disable showing connection
information in the display area
Status Bar: Select whether to keep the status bar visible
Auto Hide: hide it automatically in the display area
Show Only: always keep the status bar visible
Hide Only: always keep the status bar hide
OSD Color: Set the text color for the information OSD
character on the display panel.
TEXT COLOR: Configure text color of OSD
BORDER COLOR: Configure border color of channels
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Example: An example of OSD character that will be shown

on the panel.
Sequential Switch: Set the time interval for Sequential Video
Channel Switching
E-Map File: Select an E-Map background picture file
If not selected, default background in use.
Recommended file size: 1024x768(resolution)
Supported file format: JPG, JPEG
Language: Select the language standalone client
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Storage Space Setup
Important The standalone client requires selecting the

storage space before running the program. It MUST be
designated a storage and once the storage is created,
data will only be recorded on that storage space.
Overwrite: When the space is full in created banks,
standalone client will overwrite the banks in order of oldest
banks first.
If Overwrite is not selected, standalone client does not
overwrite when the banks are full
Meta Data Path: Select a local folder for storing the Meta
Data when recording (Default Location recommended)
Meta data(Meta Information): Additional information
about the recorded data. It contains links between the
recorded events and video, and the actual storage files.
Local Volume List: Select the local repositories for recording.
Multiple Repositories can be set.
Space(Total space): Total space of HDD
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Remain(Remaining space): Number of storage
space(bank) that can be created in the remaining HDD
space.
Created: Number of created storage spaces(banks)
Unused: Number of storage spaces(banks) that have
not been used yet.
Bank Command: Controllers for Creating/ Changing/
Deleting each selected repositories
Bank Count: Set the number of Filebanks to be used as
recording repository.
The maximum Filebank count will be displayed for the
default value and the value can be modified with mouse
dragging.
Create Bank: Creating Recording Repositories
Delete Bank: Deleting Recording Repositories
Select Bank: Selecting Recording Repositories
What Bank Is
A bank is a storage space for recording in standalone
client. One bank consists of 32MB of disk space. Data
is recorded only in the banks created by the user.
Storage Graph: Displays the status of the selected storage
with a pie-graph.
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Creating Recording Repositories
Select a HDD Drive for creating recording repositories.
HDD & Filebank Information
Set the number of banks to create.
Modified HDD &

Filebank information
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Create banks by clicking CREATE BANK button.
Filebank creation status
Select a Local Drive in which Filebanks were created.
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Device List Configuration

Device Input Table: A grid configuration table to configure added
devices.

Add
Device
List

Queried
Device
List
Add: Add a device with the information entered in the Input

Form.
Added Device List
Type: Device Type (ex: VS01, ST04, F3)
Name: Input device name
IP: Input network IP address for device
Port: Input network port for device
Default Streaming Port No: 20408(PC-DVR),
2000(Standalone DVR), 80(Video Server)
ID/ PASSWORD: Input network ID and Password for device
Queried Device list
Device add/remove button
Import: Import by selecting an XML configuration file
exported from other standalone clients.
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Export: Export all configuration setting values to an

XML-typed file.
Add Sel: Click to add selected device. All available
devices are queried by network and displayed the
below grid table in figure
Remove: Remove selected device from the device
input grid table in figure
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Device Configuration
Remote Configuration of Each Device
This Device Configuration window does not support all Video
Servers and IP cameras.
Resolution: Video resolution

FPS: Number of video frames per second(1~30)
Audio Enable: Choose whether to enable audio (ON/OFF)
Sensor Enable: Choose whether to enable sensors (ON/OFF)
Sensor Type: Choose sensor type *NO/ NC
*NO: Normal Open / *NC: Normal Close
Sensor Alarm: Choose whether to turn on the alarm when a
sensor event occurs (ON/OFF)
MD Enable: Turn Motion Detection ON/OFF
MD Sensitivity: Configure the sensitivity of the Motion
Detection (Different devices have different sensitivity
ranges.)
MD Alarm: Choose whether to turn on the alarm when
motion is detected
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MD (Motion Detection) Configuration
Device List: The entire list of registered cameras in all servers

Device Information: Displays information about the selected device
MD Area
Configure the MD area with the mouse by click-and-drag
Area selected for MD
Area being selected for MD by clicking-and-
dragging the mouse
MD Tool
Fill: Add MD area
Invert: Invert the MD area
Erase: Erase MD area
Copy: Copy the current MD area setting
Paste: Paste the temporarily stored MD area setting on
to the current screen
Fill All: Configure the entire screen as MD area
Erase All: Erase all MD area in the screen
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Bookmark Configuration
Bookmark List
When selecting an added bookmark by mouse clicking, all
relevant device names will be displayed at Device List at
Device List: Device Lists of a selected bookmark at
Device List: All registered device lists
Add: Add Bookmark
Remove: Delete Bookmark
<<: Register all devices to a bookmark
<: Register selected devices to a bookmark
>: Unregister devices from a bookmark
>>: Unregister all devices from a bookmark
Bookmark: A function similar to the Bookmark
(Favorites) of Internet Explorer. Specific channels can be
selected into a group for easy access.
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Network Event Configuration
Select a CH to configure a network event

Network Event Information
CH: Channel name
Transmit Type: Select a data format that will be
transmitted to panel. (All: Video, Audio and Event
altogether)
Event: Name of the channel that will output the
events that occurred in CH.
Audio: Name of the channel that will output the
audio transmitted from CH.
Select the Transmit Type by double-clicking(ALL: Video +
Audio + Event or EVENT ONLY)
Select a CH (EVENT) that will show the current CHs event data.
Select a CH (AUDIO) that will output the current CHs audio data.
Click Apply to finish
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Recording Configuration by Events
CHANNEL: Currently registered camera list of a server

EVENT: Enable/ Disable event
LIVE POPUP: Enable/ Disable live display channel popup
when configured event occurs
EMAP POPUP: Enable/ Disable channel popup on the E-map
window when configured event occurs
SOUND: Enable/ Disable Event warning sound when configured
event occurs
ALARM: Enable/ Disable Alarm Out when configured event occurs
PRESET: Enable/ Disable Preset when configured event occurs
Alarm selection menu
Preset setting menu when events occur
Camera list of the server uses preset when events occur
Preset number of preset for events
All configuration values can be set with mouse double
click except Event or Preset configuration.
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Recording Duration Configuration by Events
Enable MD Recording Function: Enable/ Disable recording by

Motion Detection. Set recording duration by moving the slide bar
or inputting a number directly. (1sec~30min)
Enable Sensor Recording Function: Enable/ Disable recording
by sensor detection. Set recording duration by moving the slide
bar or inputting a number directly. (1sec~30min)
View MD Area: Enable/ Disable displaying MD Box for Motion
Detection. Set display duration by moving the slide bar or
inputting a number directly.(1sec~30min)
View Intelligent Area: Enable/ Disable displaying event area for
intelligent events. Set display duration by moving the slide bar or
inputting a number directly. (1sec~30min)
View Alarm Icon: Enable/ Disable displaying Alarm Icon for
Alarm out. Set display duration by moving the slide bar or
inputting a number directly. (1sec~30mins)
Enable Sound Output: Enable/ Disable sound out when events
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occur. Set display duration by moving the slide bar or inputting a

number directly. (1sec~60sec)
Enable Live Popup: Enable/ Disable live displaying popup when
events occur. Set display duration by moving the slide bar or
inputting a number directly. (1sec~60sec)
Output control: Operating mode for alarm outputs.
Cut Output: Enable/ Disable stopping Alarm out signal
after 1 second.
Keep Output: Enable/ Disable keeping Alarm out signal
Enable / Disable the function that turns the digital output state to
OFF state when a channel is selected.
Enable Ignore MD Event Delay: Enable/ Disable and set duration
between motion detection events. Set delay duration by moving
the slide bar or inputting a number directly. (1sec~200sec)
Enable Auto Light Return to Normal: Enable/ Disable Automatic
turning off lights for PTZ cameras. Set delay duration by moving
the slide bar or inputting a number directly. (1sec~200sec)
Event duration.
Sec : second / 1800s (30minutes)
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Recording / Schedule Configuration

Enable the Schedule: Enable/ disable schedule recording
All: Click to turn all schedule types, days, and hours ON or OFF
Enable *Switching Schedule: Enable/ disable switching
schedule recording
Ch: Recording channel when switching schedule
Minute: Time of switching schedule Event
Apply All: Apply current settings to all channels
Schedule Type ON/OFF: Click tab to turn the schedule
type ON or OFF for the day
Day ON/OFF: Click tab to turn all schedule types ON or OFF
for the selected day
Hour ON/OFF: Click tab to turn all schedule types ON or
OFF for the selected hour
Switching Schedule: Function that allows taking turns
recording different channels. Designate the channels
and recording duration and it will switch recording
channels.
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PTZ(Pan/Tilt/Zoom) Configuration
Device List: The entire list of registered cameras in all servers

PTZ Device List: List of supported PTZ protocols(standalone
client basically supports over 75 PTZ devices)
Device Information: Displays information about the selected device
PTZ Setting: Input PTZ setting values
Address: Input PTZ address
Serial Port: Select serial port number when using a
local PTZ device
PTZ Server: Information about a central PTZ server where
more than one PTZ device are connected. (When using a
PTZ server - the PTZ command is sent to the PTZ server via
network; the PTZ address is used to distinguish between
each PTZ devices; and the serial port number is not
supported.)
IP: IP address of the PTZ server
Port: Port number of the PTZ server
PTZ Device: Displays information about the selected PTZ
protocol
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Preset Configuration
Device List: All registered device lists

PTZ Configuration of Selected device
Preset: Preset number
Save: Preset position
Move: PTZ direction control
Preview: Preset preview
Scenario List: List of the registered presets.
After a scenario starts, it will move from the top of the list to
the bottom, stopping at each preset for the designated
delay time, and move on the next preset.
Delay Time: Delay time for each preset in a scenario
Add, Modify, Remove buttons: Scenario direct control
Scenario Repeat, start/ stop, pause/ resume function.
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Network Configuration
Network Information: Displays information about the network

adaptor(LAN Card) and MAC address(PCs LAN Card ID) of
the current system
IP Address: IP address of the current system
Connect Management : reconnect delay and retry count
setting
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System Configuration (General Tab)
SYSTEM INFORMATION: Displays basic information about

the current system
CONFIG BACKUP & RESTORE
BACKUP: Back-up system configuration to an XML file
RESTORE: Restore system configuration from a backup file
(.XML )
APPLICATION START
OMIT DIAGNOSIS DIALOG: Select to skip the *diagnosis
dialog at program startup
CONNECT AUTOMATICALLY: Select to connect automatically
to all registered servers at startup
LOG INFORMATION
USE LOG: Select to use logs
E-Map: Select a number for monitor of the e-map display
Event List: Monitor number for event list
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System Configuration (Account Tab)
Use Auto Login: Select this option to automatically log in

when standalone client is run.
Use Auto Logout: Select to automatically log out if there has
been no activity for several minutes (Select the desired
time on the right)
List of registered accounts
Local Policy: Select the local functions that the selected
account can access
Account Input Form: Input the ID and Password for an
existing account or a new account
Button group for account Add/ Modify/ Remove functions
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System Configuration (Version Tab)
Module Name: Name of the engine used by standalone client

BuildDate: Date that the engine was created
ModifiedDate: Date that the engine was modified
Version: Engine version
Path: Path to the directory that the engine was installed
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Standalone Client Function Manual
Standalone Client Function Manual

In this chapter, it explains for functions of standalone client.
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Main GUI Feature

Standalone clients GUI has the following feature.
Main GUI features may be different for each client package.
Essential Info
Display Area Multi-Tab Area
Video Display Area

Device List
Control Panel Playback Control Panel
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Information Panel
Information Panel: Displays the basic status of the program.
Displays program Icon and package type

Displays the current date
Displays the current time
Displays the current network usage and HDD usage (When
there is no space in created banks, the program will
overwrite in order of oldest banks first. If Overwrite is not
selected in the configuration, the program does not overwrite
when banks are full)
Displays the account ID of the user currently logged in
Control the volume
Login/ Logout button
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Menu Display Bar

Therere tabs for video display, e-map and event list and some
function buttons.

Click tab to switch between display windows #1, E-Map, and

Event list.
Functions for buttons
Emergency Rec button: start recording for all
the connected video channels.
Full Screen button: Click to toggle to the full-screen
mode.
Power button: Click to close the program.
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Server/ Device List

It displays the list of currently registered devices in the
standalone client.

Select Server List Tab

The upper-most item in the device list
Server: Displays the name and IP address of a registered
server
Camera: A camera belongs to a server.
Panel number
The panel number will be displayed to be 0 when the
panel is not assigned to the display area.
Name of the currently displayed video channel
Camera number
The item selected from the device list by the user.
Disconnected Server: The color of Server Icon will be grey.
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Bookmark
It displays the list of currently registered bookmarks.

Select the bookmark tab

The name of the bookmark group
Configure at the menu of Configuration>Device>Bookmark
Camera in bookmark: Displays the panel number and
camera number of the currently displayed video.
Panel number
The panel number will be displayed to be 0 when the panel
is not assigned to the display area.
Name of the currently displayed video channel
Camera number
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Control Panel
Buttons for controlling standalone client are located in the
Control Panel
Click tab to switch between General Control Panel / PTZ

Control Panel / Audio Control Panel
Click to select the desired split display mode
Click to enter Local configurations
Click to enter Remote configurations
Click to display the next channels in current split display
mode
Click to toggle Auto-Switching: When toggled on, the video
channels in display area keep on rotating in order.
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PTZ Control Panel

Panel For *PTZ cameras connected to standalone client.
PTZ(Pan/Tilt/Zoom): Horizontal movement / vertical
movement / zoom in or out
Continuous/ Non-continuous mode: PTZ Speed control

Continuous/ Non-Continuous mode
Continuous mode: When a PTZ command button is
clicked on, the camera will start operating. The
camera will stop when the mouse button is released.
Non-continuous mode: When a PTZ command
button is clicked, the camera will start operating and
stop after the configured delay time (unit:
millisecond: ms = 0.001 seconds)
Speed control range (0.01sec~0.15sec)
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Click to control cameras up/down/left/right movements, and

zoom/focus and selected preset Act
Select preset and touring number.
Use Configuration>PTZ>Preset Menu
Click to turn on/off scenario
Click to turn on/off touring mode
Click to turn on/off camera OSD
Click to turn on/off camera auto-pan function
Click to control cameras power
Click to control cameras light source
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2-Way Audio Control Panel

A Panel for broadcasting audio with standalone client.
2-Way Audio: 1-Way Audio is when DVR is sending audio to a
MagicEyes system. 2-Way Audio is when audio is sent from
MagicEyes system to the DVR, and the DVR broadcasts the
audio.
Audio broadcast volume control

MIC(Click to enable audio broadcast)
MIC Button Enable: When trouble or problem is detected in
a location that is being monitored by standalone client, click
the channel that is showing the location, and click the MIC
button. Then speak through the MIC, and the audio will be
sent to the DVR and will be broadcast through the speaker
installed in the location.
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I/O control Panel

A Panel for controlling I/O manually with standalone client.
The output control button allows the user to manually control the
output of the connected device. This function can be used to
control the output of the video server (an Intotech Inc. product,
VS01). The output is connected to an I/O Relay Box (IRB-02),
which then sends pulse signals to external devices such as
parking gates which require pulse signals to operate.
Click to manually change the digital output state of the selected

channel. Click to toggle the output state to ON, and click again
to toggle the output state to OFF.
This button controls the on/off output to the DVR set side.
ex) On/Off to the dry-type of alarm devices.
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Playback Control Panel

Search & Playback Control Panel.

Playback Mode Button: Select Playback mode between

Local & Remote
Calendar: Select a day for playback
Event Filter Button: Select an Event Filter
ALL Recording Motion Detection
Sensor Schedule Reserved(OtherDefinedEvents)
Playback Command Button: Select Playback Control commands
Playback Command Buttons
Move to previous Move to next
frame frame
Rev Playback with Playback with
Speed Control Speed Control
Playback Stop
Backward (To Live Mode)
Pause Play
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Time Bar : Select an Hour(0~23)/ Minute for Playback(0~55)
Hour
Minute
Current playback point

Region where recorded video data exists
User Time Input Area : Input time directly for Playback
A tab to switch between calendar search panel and event

search panel of the recorded data.
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Event List Panel

This panel displays event lists in real time.

Filter: Select event type for real-time display.

Server/ Camera: Camera and server name of the event that
has occurred.
Panel: Panel number of the event that has occurred
Time: Time when the event occurred
Type: Type of the event that has occurred
Description: Additional information about the event that has
occurred
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Display
Region for Displaying Surveillance or Playback Video
On the top-left corner, the panel number is displayed.

When a camera is added to the panel, the camera name is
displayed there. In the middle, the current status of the panel
is displayed
Panel Number
Surveillance/playback name
Camera number (Refer to Device list)
, can be configured with
Configuration>Device>General>Device Name menu
Additional information and status indicators.
The detailed information will be explained in the following page.
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Floating Bar
Floating Bar with indicators and command buttons.
Indicator for Continuous Recording

Indicator for MD Recording
Indicator for Sensor Recording
Indicator for Schedule Recording
Indicator for *Digital Output
When digital output is triggered by motion detection, or
sensor, etc, the state(on/off) of digital output is shown
by this indicator.
Command button for connecting servers [On/Off]
Command button for *continuous recording [On/Off]
Press this button to start or stop continuous recording.
The blinking red icon will indicate that the channel is
being recorded. If there is no blinking icon, it means
that the channel is not being recorded.
Command button for displaying the device information
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Login Process
Default Administrator Account
Default account Info

ID: admin
Password: admin
Login: Click to open login window
Logout: Click to logout the current account
Login window
Login Fail 1(Wrong password error)
Login Fail 2 (Unregistered ID error)

Access Denied: This error occurs when the user is not
logged-in or tries a function that the user does not have
access to
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Resolution: Login again with a right login account or
login in with an account which has each relevant
access right to use a command.
Auto Login: Configuration>System>Account menu
provides Automatic Login function which enables
MagicEyes can run without login steps with the
previous login status.
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Assigning & Moving Server/Device List
Assigning: Assigning by selecting a Video Processing Server

or an IP Device (IP Camera) for surveillance from the left
Server List and moving the list to the right side Vide
Surveillance area by mouse drag & drop.
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Channel Moving/ Swapping: It moves ready-assigned video

channels to other panels. (Mouse Drag & drop: It swaps
between two video channels when the target channel to
move is assigned a video already.)
Assigning Server/Device: Under the menu, Configuration>

Device List, Video devices can be added, and after that
video channels can be assigned to the Video
Surveillance Area and can be connected.
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Disconnecting / Removing Assigned Channels

Disconnecting / Removing assigned channels on the Video
Display Area.
Disconnect a video channel Server by clicking the Server

Connection On/Off command button
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Remove a video channel with Delete Key or drag and drop

a channel to the [Server List] while the target channel is
selected Connection Fail
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Connection Fail of the registered video channels
Connection Fail message is shown when server

connection fails.
Check Point for this case: Check network status between
server and client.
Video Loss message is shown when the channel is in
video loss state
Check Point for this case as follows,
Check Video Cable between camera and DVR
ID and password configured to Device List of the
configuration.
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Controlling selected surveillance video channels
Selected: When selecting a video surveillance channel, the

border of the channel changes to be green.
Select All: Select All video channels in the video surveillance area.
Deselect All: Deselect all selected channels by clicking Select
All/Deselect All button or by clicking an un-assigned video
channel.
Multi Select: Select multiple video channels by enabling Multi
Select button or by selecting video channels with pressing
CTRL Key.
Controlling selected channels: The Playback function is
available to selected video channels. The functions like PTZ
control, two-way audio are available only to one selected
channel.
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Enhanced Function for Server List/Surveillance Area

[ R1] : UI
Highlighting Video channels by mouse clicking a server list

in the Server List panel. All highlighted video channels can
be deleted just after clicking a server list.
Highlighting a server list by mouse clicking a video channel
in the video display area. With this function, right clicking
Remote Search button for remote search can be run easily.
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OSC(On Screen Command) Function
OSC OFF: OSC Function is off. Change OSC function on by

clicking the button.
PTZ OSC: In use of the PTZ OSC Function. Move a PTZ
camera by mouse clicking a point of a video channel.
Control Zoom In/Out by mouse clicking [+], [-] buttons.
Playback OSC: In use of the Playback OSC function. With
the function, control playback on a server directly.
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E-MAP Configuration
Video can also be viewed on E-map for a more effective and
realistic surveillance.
Select E-MAP tab (Click)

E-MAP select PIC File you want to display on screen (Refer
to Menu indicator bar)
Click EDIT on bottom right and then OK
Drag and Drop the device of your choice over the Picture on
the location of your choice
When deleting, click target over the device on the picture
and click on delete.
When editing is finished, click on save.
If you do not save, the settings will not be applied.
Clicking on the target will display the image on screen
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Event List/ Realtime Event View

Real-time monitoring of events that are occurring is possible by
selecting the type of events to see. Pop-up view of the channel
is displayed when an event occurs.
Select type
Event: Select which events to display in real-time event
list window.
System: Select which system-related events to display
in real-time event list window
Even if an event type is not selected for being
displayed in the real-time event list window, it will still
be recorded in the database.
Real-time event list: Double-click on an event for a pop-up
display of the corresponding channel.
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Event List/ Search Event View

Search for events that occurred by event-type, date, time, and
text. Play-back the moment of the event.
Select Type
Event: Select which events to search for.
System: Select which system-related events to search
for.
Even if an event type is not selected for being
displayed in the real-time event list window, it will still
be recorded in the database.
Date/Time search: Select date or time of the event to search
for.
Text search: Search for events that include certain texts.
Search event list: Double-click on an event to play back the
video of the moment of the event.
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Record
Continuous Recording (On / Off)
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Start Recording: Click Record button to turn on Continuous
Recording for the selected panel
Recording-ON Indicator will start blinking
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Stop Recording: Click Record button again to stop recording

Recording-ON Indicator will stop blinking
Continuous recording has the top priority: If continuous
recording button is pressed while MD(motion detection)
recording is in progress, it will be converted to continuous
recording.
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MD(Motion Detection) Recording

Recording when MD events occur. MD Recording mode is
activated after configuring MD Enable/Disable setting and MD
area for each device in Configuration Window.
Configuring Motion detection can be available with the
menu of Configuration>Record>Event TIME
Configuring duration for MD area display is available
with the menu of Configuration>Record>Event Time.
Refer to the section, Recording Duration Configuration
by Events
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Green Rectangles for MD Event area
MD Recording Indicator
The configuration for displaying MD Area is OFF
MD recording is OFF after MD has been detected.
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Emergency Recording Command Button

A Command Button for Emergency Recording
OFF
ON
Emergency Recording is off: Click to start Emergency

Recording
Emergency Recording is on: Click to stop Emergency
Recording
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Playback
For playback of the recorded video, a video channel should be
assigned to a video display panel and its panel should be
selected with mouse click. And then playback command can be
done.
Clicking the playback button on the Search Tab without
selecting a channel will start All Channel Playback. Playback
cannot be done when a channel is not assigned to any panel.
Playback Mode
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A channel is assigned/ Network is disconnected/ Available for Playback
A channel is assigned/ Network is connected/Available for
Playback)
A channel is NOT assigned/ Network is not connected/ Not
available for Playback.
Search Filter Button

Select a Search Filter Button to choose an event type to search
for, and filter out all other event types.
All Continuous Motion Detection
Sensor Schedule Reserved.

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Playback mode Indicator
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Playback Mode Live Mode

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Live Mode
Run Backup Manager of the current channel

Reserved
Switch to live surveillance mode
Press LIVE button to convert to LIVE mode during
playback.
When the mouse pointer is on the display area of a
Channel, the playback status bar will slide up from the
bottom of the display area.
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Remote Search
Remote
Search
Select Day
Select Channel
Playback Control
To execute Remote Search
Select a server to that needs to be remote searched.
Click on REMOTE button in the Playback Control Panel.
Select a channel to playback
Select a channel to playback
Use the playback button to start Remote Search.
After connecting to Remote Search, all functions work
the same as Local Search functions.
To end Remote Search

Click on LOCAL button to return to normal search mode.
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Backup
To execute Backup Manager, click Backup Manager Command
Button while in playback mode.
Execute Backup Manager by clicking Backup Manager

Command Button while in playback mode. The
available buttons on the floating bar will change
automatically when in playback mode.
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Backup Manager
Device Location
Backup Storage Devices
Calendar & Preview Area
Backup Controller Command Area
Markup backup time block Area
Select a *backup repository (HDD, USB, CD-RW/ DVD-RW)
If the storages (bank) that MagicEyes designated are
full, the previous data is overwritten or MagicEyes stops
recording data. Use the backup function in order to store
the recorded data in another storage device.
Backup Type: Backup progress reference of the following chapter.
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The procedure for Backup
Select the location of the device that contains the data to

back up. In case of remote backup, select a remote server.
Backup Storage D vice Selection
e
Calendar & Preview

Select a date or a recorded event in the calendar
Preview Area
Confirm the recorded data by viewing the recorded video in
the preview area using the playback panel buttons.
Select the point you want to back up, by clicking on the time in
the search bar that shows where recorded data exist.
To search more accurately, search by entering the exact
time in the search bar.
After selecting , set Mark Begin/ End Time value
for backup blocks
Specify a local backup directory
Choose the video format of the video
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The procedure for Backup Storage Device
Select the location of the device that contains the data to back up.
In case of remote backup, select a remote server.
Backup Storage Device Selection: Click [Select] button for
backup devices. All available backup devices are enabled
automatically.
Preview Video to mark the start and end of backup blocks.
Set Mark Begin/ End Time value for backup blocks.
Specify a local backup directory: When selecting a HDD for
the backup device, the Browse For Folder window will pop
up automatically.
Choose the video format of the backup file.
Click BACKUP button to start backup.
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Executing Backup
Backup button click to Start.

The progress of backup is shown
Finish backup by clicking OK button when backup is
complete.
Exit Backup Manager.
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The procedure to playback backup file
When backup process is finished, the backup data will be

stored in a directory named Data in the designated storage
medium. Also, Backup Viewer program, which is used for
viewing the backup data, will be automatically installed.
Run Backup Viewer program by double-clicking Backup
Viewer Icon.
When Backup Viewer opens, Open dialog box will pop up
automatically. The Open dialog box is used to search for
the directory with the backup files.
Select the directory where the backup files were stored.
Click OK button for playback.
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Backup Viewer
Backup Viewer Window
Menu Area
Display Area
Calendar Panel
Display and Playback Control Panel
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Main Menu and Display Area

Menu Area
Open: Select the directory where the IVA backup files
are stored.
Capture: Save the current screen of the selected
channel as an image file. (BMP or JPEG)
Print: Print the current screen of the selected channel.
Watermark: Open an image file that was saved with
watermark function enabled, and check to see if the image
has been modified.
Display Area: The selected channel is played in this area.
Channel information
The date and time of the recorded video
The button to exit Backup Viewer.
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Display Control Panel

~ 1, 4, 7, 9, 10, 16 channel split mode
Keep current split mode and switch to next channels.
Calendar Panel: The panel to check the recording days and

select days to playback recording data.
Calendar panel
Recorded date and time of playback video.
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Dates with recorded data are highlighted.

Move 1 frame backward
Move 1 frame forward
Reduce Playback speed
Display current Playback speed
Increase Playback speed
Reverse Playback
Stop Playback
Forward Playback
Current playback location
Backup Data time bar
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Select Channel Window and Capture Window
Select Channel Window

Select Folder
Select the channels to play back
Displays the ID and name of the channel
OK: Click to play back the selected channels
Cancel: Click to close the window
Capture Window : A Window to save the current video to an

image file
Preview area for the screen to be captured.
Select/De-select whether to use the watermark function.
Save: Save the selected screen as an image file
Cancel: Close the windows without saving.
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Print Window and Watermark Detector Window
Print Window: A Window for printing the Current Screen of the

Playback Window
Channel List: List for selecting the channels to print
Layout: Select the layout for printing
Preview: The images can arranged on the selected layout,
and a preview of the page is displayed.
Print: Click to print with the selected settings.
Cancel: Click to close window without printing.
Watermark Detector: Open an image file that was saved with

watermark function, and check to see if the image has been
modified.
Open: Open an image file
Detect: Check to see if the image file was modified.
Result Image: Shows the image and result of the watermark
detection.
Result Text: Shows the result of the watermark detection.
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Open
[How To Open]
Viewing a backup video with the Backup Viewer is briefly
explained here.
Click Open button in the Backup Viewer

Select the directory where the IVA backup files are stored.
Select the channels to view from the channel list.
Select a date with recorded data from the calendar panel.
Split mode change and display control
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Capture Still cut
[How To Capture]
After playback of the backup video, capture and save the screen.
Click on a channel to select it. (The name of the selected

channel will change to red)
Click on the Capture menu button.
Enable or disable watermark function and click on Save button.
Select a directory to save to, enter the file name, and save.
(Captured image format: JPEG & BMP / Size: 720 x 540)
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Print
[How To Print]
Click Print button
Select a layout of the printing
Drag-and-drop an image from the channel list to the preview
area to add. Drag-and-drop and image from the preview
area to the channel list to remove.
Click Print button to print.
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Watermark

[How To Use Watermark]

Click Watermark menu button.
Click on Open button and open an image.
Click on Detect button to check if the image has been
modified.
The result when the image was not modified.
The result when the image was modified.
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WebClient
WebClient User Manual
WebClient operation environment & Installation
Minimal spec. of PC required to operate WebClient

Minimal spec. of PC required to operate WebClient
CPU P4 3.0 or higher
Memory 512 MB or higher
VGA Geforce MS 400, Radeon 7500 or higher
Geforce 8 series or higher
VGA Memory 64MB
MONITOR 1280X1024 recommended
OS WINDOWS XP Service Pack 2 or higher
IE VERSION IE 8.0 or higher
NETWORK 100 Mbps
DirectX V7.0 or higher
Connection & installation of WebClient

This chapter guides a user the web browser-based method for
connection of WebClient and how to install ActiveX when in first
connection.
Web Browser-Based Connection of WebClient

Enter IP address or URL of Standalone DVR in an address box of a
web browser. If you use DDNS SVC, URL will be the followings.
http://1234.neodhs.com:2002 (Web Port No. :2002) or
http://1234.neodhs.com (Web Port No :80)
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WebClient
st
Install ActiveX 1 Stage
If connected to Standalone DVR by using IP address or URL, the
following log-in dialog box appears. Use the same user name and
password as are set in Standalone DVR.
nd
Install ActiveX 2 Stage
Select Install Add-in Function.
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Click Install in a dialogue box for Install Add-in Function to progress

ActiveX installation.
rd
3 Stage
For smooth installation and operation of ActiveX, adjust security level
of ActiveX of Internet Explorer as follows.
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th
4 Stage (Win Vista, Win7)
If you use Windows 7, turn off User Account Control.
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How to use WebClient
How to use WebClient

Live Mode (Live Surveillance)
If connecting to WebClient, a live screen is automatically executed
as follows.
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Selection of Channel Split Mode
A screen division mode may be selected by using the leftmost button

group at the bottom of divided screens, which is denoted by a red-
marked rectangular area as follows.
For users convenience, a screen selected in divided screens prior to

pressing the division mode selection button is set to be the first
screen of the screen division mode. Pay attention to this, when you
change to the screen division mode.
PTZ Control
If clicking a left button among a middle button group of the bottom of

divided screens, which is denoted by a red-marked rectangular area
as follows, the bottom of the screen is changed to GUI screen for
PTZ control. For PTZ control, select a desired channel first and then
use GUI for PTZ control.
GUI for PTZ control is as follows.
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Audio Control
A function related to bidirectional audio and a function of sound

removal can be operated by using right buttons among a middle button
group of the bottom of divided screens, which are denoted by a red-
marked rectangular area as follows.
Add-in Functions
Add-in functions can be utilized by using a rightmost button group of

the bottom of divided screens, which is denoted by a red-marked
rectangular area as follows.
Add-in functions include storing and printing still cut of the image,
recording video, displaying server information, etc. A folder for
storing the data is C:\WebRemoteViewer.
Search
If Search Tap of the taps at bottom of the screen is chosen, the
following screen appears and GUI for searching the recorded videos
is displayed.
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Selection of Replay Time
Using a calendar at the bottom of the screen and a slider control, the
replay date and time can be selected.
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Replay Control
Replay control can be performed by using left buttons among the

middle button group of the bottom of the divided screen, which are
denoted by a red-marked rectangular area.
The remaining buttons performs the same functions as those shown

in a live screen. Refer to Section Live Mode .
Setup
Using Setup Tap, setup of Standalone DVR can be remotely
changed.
Streaming Setup
Setup of Streaming being currently connected can be changed.

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Recording Setup
Setup of recording can be changed.
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Mobile DVR Viewer
Mobile DVR Viewer Manual
Mobile DVR Viewer Manual
Overview for Mobile DVR Viewer

Mobile DVR-Viewer is the state-of-the-art client software for
iPhone, which is capable of monitoring up to 4 channels and
controlling pan & tilt, by using iPhone.
To use Mobile DVR-Viewer, installation of Mobile DVR-

Viewer in iPhone is required.
l OS
n iOS4 recommended
l Display
n Full Screen: 320x480
n Resolution: 640x960
l Device
n iPhone 3G/4
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Mobile DVR Viewer
Installation by using iTunes
Based upon iTunes v9.2.0.61

Install iTunes (from www.apple.co.kr)
Join and log in iTunes Store.

Through iTunes, search Mobile DVR-Viewer.
Click the relevant icon and confirm the information on the

application program.
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Check the information and purchase the application program.
Download the application program.
Confirm the downloaded application program and

perform application program synchronization.
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Mobile DVR Viewer
Direct Installation from iPhone
Execute App Store.

Select a search button and type Mobile DVR viewer in a
search window.
Select Mobile DVR-Viewer.
Check the description and select a price button.
Click an installation button to start installation.
Completion of installation can be confirmed.
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Mobile DVR Viewer
Uninstallation
Uncheck the checkbox if uninstallation is to be performed at
iPhone.
For complete uninstallation, click a right button and select

Uninstall.
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Mobile DVR Viewer
Constitution of Main Screen
Real-time surveillance videos can be viewed.

Recorded videos can be viewed.
Addition and deletion of a server and a channel can be
performed.
Language can be chosen.
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ADD SERVER
Select ADD SERVER.

Enter IP address of a server.
Enter a streaming port of the server to be added.
Enter ID of the server to be added.
Enter password of the ID of the server.
Test the validity of the above entered data.
Let the server be added in the list.
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SETUP CHANNELS
Select a desired channel.

Activate a server selecting window by double clicking, and
select a server.
SELECTED SERVER displays the position of image to be
assigned to a view channel.
Select a channel number to be inserted in a channel.
Complete the channel setup.
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DELETE CHANNEL
Select DELETE CHANNEL.

Select a channel to be deleted.
Press DELETE button to delete the selected channel.
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DELETE SERVER LIST

Select SERVER LIST.

Select a server to be deleted.
Press DELETE button to delete the selected server.
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Constitution of Live Screen
Return to a main screen.

Connect to a server to link to a screen.
Show full size image (available in 1-division mode)
View a screenshot of a live video (available in 1-division mode)
Move to an environment setting screen.
Video displayed area.
Buttons for manipulating camera directions (available if a
pan-tilt function is supported)
Buttons for camera zooming (available if a pan-tilt function is
supported)
Buttons for camera focusing (available if a pan-tilt function is
supported)
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Procedure of Performance of Recorded Video
Select CONFIGURATION form a main screen.

Select a channel to be replayed.
Choose the replay date and time.
Click SELECT button to move to a replay window.
Select PLAY button to replay the video.
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Product Warranty
This product has passed thorough quality management and inspection,

and the supplier warrants properly according to this warranty.
[Warranty Notice]
The supplier executes product warranty as below. Place of purchase
appointed at our headquarters or technical support team from our
headquarters provides service when request of service.
Product Name Model Name
Place of
Serial Number
Purchase
Date of Name of
Purchase Customer
Customer
Address
[Warranty by Free of Charge]
The supplier provides 1 year warranty as below condition from date of
purchase for product part or technical defect occurred under normal use and
condition.
However, if the date of purchase cannot be confirmed or when loss of this product
warranty, warranty period will be decided by the product serial number which contains
manufacturing date information managed during product manufacturing for 1 year as
below condition?
- Warranty condition in case of breakdown caused by products performance and
functional defect under normal use
Warranty conduct according to warranty period
Customer Damage Type
Within warranty period After warranty period
Critical defect within 10 days Product exchange by
No relevant fact
from date of purchase free of charge
Breakdown caused by same Product repair by free
Charged product repair
defect up to 3 times of charge
Breakdown caused by same Product repair by free
defect up to 4 times of charge
When manufacturer have lost Refund after
Product repair by free
the product requested for repair depreciation for
of charge
by customer required amount
When repair is impossible even Refund after
Product repair by free
though there is product part depreciation for
of charge
available for repair required amount
- Breakdown caused by customers intention and fault within warranty period
Warranty conduct according to warranty period

Within warranty period After warranty period
When repair is impossible Customer charge Customer charge
Breakdown caused by same Charged product
defect up to 3 times 0repair
[Charged Product Warranty]
- The following cases are handled by charged service even within the
warranty period by free of charge.
- Product breakdown occurring after warranty period
- Breakdown due to customers careless usage or voluntarily repairing,
rebuilding the product
- Breakdown due to natural disasters(Fire, Injury from Salt/Flood damage)
- Belongings provided when purchase of product
- Breakdown from not obeying the specified method of use and notice.
- Breakdown from not using the specified electricity volume(Voltage, Frequency)
- Breakdown caused by other service personnel than the supplier agent or
technical service team personnel
- Product breakdown or defect from having the product to drop after installation.
- When request of installation for move of product
- Re-installation after installing once by customers request on purchase
- Re-installation due to customers inexperienced installation
- Requesting service due to reasons rather than product breakdown
[Policy for product repair]

Customer must connect to the supplier and receive a RMA (Returned Merchandize
Authorization) number by using the product serial number when need of product repair.
(When computerization is not available: Customer must receive the RMA number from
the suppliers Sales Team when need of product repair. Given RMA number is valid for
30 days from date of receipt and automatically cancelled afterward.
In case of returning for product repair, RMA number must be presented. When RMA
number is not available, service will be refused and the received product will be returned
without conduct of repair. Customer must use our companys packing box provided on
purchase for product protection purpose, and must safely pack otherwise to prevent
any external impact or condition when loss of packing box. Customer must bear the
freight charge when dispatch and the product must arrive within 30 days from the date
of receipt of RMA number to have the warranty right of product recognized.
If the product arrives at our Technical Service Center after 30 days from the date of
receipt of RMA number, the product will be returned as it is and the freight charge will
also be charged to customer.
If the products packing condition is not appropriate for product repair, the product will be
returned as it is and the freight charge will also be charged to customer. RMA number
and this product warranty must be enclosed within the product when dispatching
product for repair, and both document must be available to be recognized for product
warranty right. If there are any insufficient parts in the two documents, the product will be
returned as it is and the freight charge will also be charged to customer.
The supplier shall provide perfect repair and quickly dispatch as soon as possible
when the customer satisfies normal quality warranty condition. The supplier will bear
the freight charge when returning. However the repair cost is charged by the standards
shown at table 2 and table 3.
For more detailed information, please contact the supplier.
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Network Standalone DVR

Standalone DVR Manual v2.1

NOTICE BEFORE USING PRODUCT 7

SAFETY WARNING & PRECAUTION 8

CONNECTION OUTLINE (4CH CASE) 18

STANDALONE DVR SET MANUAL 23

STARTING THE SYSTEM 23

STANDALONE CLIENT FUNCTION MANUAL 98

MAIN GUI FEATURE 99

MINIMAL SPEC. OF PC REQUIRED TO OPERATE WEBCLIENT 149

HOW TO USE WEBCLIENT 153

LIVE MODE (LIVE SURVEILLANCE) 153

MOBILE DVR VIEWER MANUAL 159

INSTALLATION BY USING ITUNES 160

Notice before Using Product

Notice before Using Product

Please beware of the following precautions before installing the DVR.

Please avoid placing the system near moisture or dust

Safety Warning & Precaution

Safety Warning & Precaution

Warning (Review these warnings or you may be seriously

Do not place any liquid container

Clean the dust around the system

Install the system in a place with

When pulling the power cable from

Do not attempt to disassemble,

Install the system in a cool place

Caution (Review these cautions or you may be seriously

Do not install the system in a place Install the system in a place

Prevent any substances from

The system can be damaged If there is strange sound or smell, un

Specification N4120 N8240 N1648

Function Watermark, Pre-recording, Dual Streaming, 2-way

Front Panel Layout

LED Status Lights

CD/DVD-RW (Optional Type)

Front Panel Buttons

Video In [BNC]Camera Input

Remote Control Unit Layout

POWER Power ON/OFF

Pauses live view

REC Start Recording

MENU Launches the menu

Back from the current

SEARCH Launches the search

STOP Stop playback

Launches the PTZ

REW Rewind playback

PLAY/PAUSE Play/Pause playback

FF Fast forward playback

Connection Outline (4CH case)

Hard Disk Drive

System Installation Complete

Standalone DVR Set Manual

Standalone DVR Set Manual

[Screen 2-1] Main Screen (16CH Case)

The status panel is the below as [Screen 2-2],

At the bottom of main screen, a convenient DVR control panel is

The following is quick overview. The control panel provides 3

<Split screen mode> <Current time> <DVR function shortcut>

As shown above, the default control panel features split screen

HDD Usage Display