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Symbol Conventions

The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.

Symbol Description

Danger Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will or could result in death or serious injury.

Caution Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss, performance degradation, or unexpected results.

Note Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement important points of the main text.

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Contents Chapter 1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Product Introduction .............................................................................................................. 1

1.2 Key Feature ............................................................................................................................ 1

1.3 Running Environment ............................................................................................................ 1

Chapter 2 Activation and Login ................................................................................................... 2

2.1 Activation ............................................................................................................................... 2

2.1.1 Default Information ...................................................................................................... 2

2.1.2 Activate via SADP .......................................................................................................... 2

2.1.3 Activate via Web Browser ............................................................................................. 3

2.2 Login ...................................................................................................................................... 4

Chapter 3 Basic Operation .......................................................................................................... 5

3.1 Set LAN IP Address ................................................................................................................. 5

3.1.1 Set Internal IP ................................................................................................................ 5

3.1.2 Set External IP ............................................................................................................... 6

3.2 Set Static Router .................................................................................................................... 7

3.3 Manage Camera ..................................................................................................................... 8

3.3.1 Add IP Camera ............................................................................................................... 8

3.3.2 Set Interaction Parameters ......................................................................................... 10

3.4 Set Remote Host .................................................................................................................. 10

Chapter 4 Event Detection and Face Recognition ...................................................................... 12

4.1 Set Vehicle Arming ............................................................................................................... 12

4.2 Set Event Parameters ........................................................................................................... 13

4.2.1 Set Camera Parameters ............................................................................................... 13

4.2.2 Set Violation Dictionary .............................................................................................. 14

Chapter 5 Data Management .................................................................................................... 15

5.1 View Real-Time Data ............................................................................................................ 15

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5.2 Search Data .......................................................................................................................... 15

5.3 Enable Traffic Parameters Statistics ..................................................................................... 15

5.4 View Traffic Statistics ........................................................................................................... 16

5.5 Back up Data ........................................................................................................................ 16

5.5.1 Back up to Local .......................................................................................................... 16

5.5.2 Back up to USB ............................................................................................................ 17

Chapter 6 Live View and Local Configuration ............................................................................ 18

6.1 Live View .............................................................................................................................. 18

6.1.1 Start/Stop Live View .................................................................................................... 18

6.1.2 Divide Window and Switch Page ................................................................................. 18

6.1.3 Select Stream Type ...................................................................................................... 18

6.1.4 Capture Manually ........................................................................................................ 19

6.1.5 Record Manually ......................................................................................................... 19

6.1.6 Enable/Disable Audio .................................................................................................. 19

6.1.7 Enable Digital Zoom .................................................................................................... 19

6.1.8 Display in Full Screen .................................................................................................. 20

6.2 PTZ Control .......................................................................................................................... 20

6.2.1 PTZ Control Panel ........................................................................................................ 20

6.2.2 Set Preset .................................................................................................................... 21

6.3 Local Configuration .............................................................................................................. 21

Chapter 7 Network Configuration ............................................................................................. 24

7.1 Dial ....................................................................................................................................... 24

7.2 Connect to ISUP Platform .................................................................................................... 25

7.3 Set DDNS .............................................................................................................................. 26

7.4 Set Port ................................................................................................................................ 27

7.5 Set SNMP ............................................................................................................................. 27

7.6 Set ONVIF ............................................................................................................................. 28

Chapter 8 Record and Playback ................................................................................................. 30

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8.1 Set Storage Path ................................................................................................................... 30

8.1.1 Format Disk ................................................................................................................. 30

8.1.2 Set FTP ........................................................................................................................ 30

8.1.3 Set Cloud Storage ........................................................................................................ 32

8.2 Set Quota ............................................................................................................................. 33

8.3 Record .................................................................................................................................. 33

8.3.1 Set Timing Record ....................................................................................................... 33

8.3.2 Set Event Record ......................................................................................................... 34

8.4 Play Back Video .................................................................................................................... 35

8.5 Backup ................................................................................................................................. 36

8.5.1 Back up Video ............................................................................................................. 36

8.5.2 Back up Clipped Video ................................................................................................ 36

Chapter 9 Encoding and Display ................................................................................................ 38

9.1 Set Video Encoding Parameters ........................................................................................... 38

9.2 Set Image Parameters .......................................................................................................... 39

9.3 Set OSD ................................................................................................................................ 39

Chapter 10 Alarm Congifuration ............................................................................................... 41

10.1 Set Alarm Input .................................................................................................................. 41

10.2 Set Alarm Output ............................................................................................................... 41

10.3 Set Exception Alarm ........................................................................................................... 42

10.4 Set Record Schedule .......................................................................................................... 43

10.5 Set Holiday ......................................................................................................................... 44

10.6 Set Linkage Mode ............................................................................................................... 44

Chapter 11 Safety Management ............................................................................................... 45

11.1 Manage User ...................................................................................................................... 45

11.2 Install Authorized Certificate ............................................................................................. 45

11.3 Create and Install Self-signed Certificate ........................................................................... 46

11.4 Set SSH ............................................................................................................................... 46

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11.5 Set Session Expired Time ................................................................................................... 46

Chapter 12 Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 47

12.1 View Device Information .................................................................................................... 47

12.2 Search Log .......................................................................................................................... 47

12.3 Upgrade ............................................................................................................................. 47

12.4 Reboot ............................................................................................................................... 48

12.5 Restore Parameters ............................................................................................................ 48

12.6 Restore Database ............................................................................................................... 48

12.7 Set RS-485 .......................................................................................................................... 49

12.8 Set RS-232 .......................................................................................................................... 49

12.9 Synchronize Camera Time .................................................................................................. 50

12.10 Synchronize Time ............................................................................................................. 50

12.11 Set DST ............................................................................................................................. 51

12.12 Export Parameters ........................................................................................................... 51

12.13 Import Parameters ........................................................................................................... 51

12.14 Detect HDD ...................................................................................................................... 52

12.15 Set Working Mode ........................................................................................................... 52

12.16 Reserved Parameters ....................................................................................................... 54

Appendix A. Communication Matrix and Device Command ...................................................... 55

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Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Product Introduction Terminal server, as an outdoor network video recorder in the traffic field, integrates multiple functions like storage management, traffic data management, video and audio decoding, picture processing, and network switching. It adopts the embedded, switchable, and hybrid hard disk recording design, which meets the demands for front-end distributed storage and forms a set of security system with the help of the network access platform management center. It is used to receive, store, and process data in the scene of expressway, urban road, tunnel, etc.

1.2 Key Feature Supports connecting to various types of cameras. Solid, compact, fan-free, and small-sized, applicable to various scenarios such as roadside

cabinet and pole mounted cabinet. Interfaces designed on a single panel, which makes it easy for constructions and operations. Supports large-capacity storage. Supports web operations and SDK.

1.3 Running Environment Browser: IE 8.0 and above versions recommended. Resolution: 1024 768 and above.

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Chapter 2 Activation and Login

2.1 Activation For the first-time access, you need to activate the device by setting an admin password. No operation is allowed before activation. The device supports multiple activation methods, such as activation via SADP software, web browser, and iVMS-4200 Client.

Note Refer to the user manual of iVMS-4200 Client for the activation via client software.

2.1.1 Default Information

The device default information is shown as below. Default IP address: The default IP address for G1 network interface is 192.1.0.64. The default IP

address for G2 network interface is 192.168.1.64. Default user name: admin.

2.1.2 Activate via SADP

SADP is a tool to detect, activate, and modify the IP address of the device over the LAN.

Before You Start Get the SADP software from the supplied disk or the official website ( http:// www.hikvision.com/ ), and install it according to the prompts.

The device and the computer that runs the SADP tool should belong to the same network segment.

The following steps show how to activate one device and modify its IP address. For batch activation and IP address modification, refer to User Manual of SADP for details.

Steps 1. Run the SADP software and search the online devices. 2. Find and select your device in online device list. 3. Enter a new password (admin password) and confirm the password.

Caution STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED-We highly recommend you create a strong password of your own choosing (using a minimum of 8 characters, including upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, and special characters) in order to increase the security of your product. And

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we recommend you reset your password regularly, especially in the high security system, resetting the password monthly or weekly can better protect your product.

4. Click Activate to start activation.

Figure 2-1 Activate via SADP

Status of the device becomes Active after successful activation. 5. Modify IP address of the device.

1) Select the device. 2) Change the device IP address to the same network segment as your computer by either

modifying the IP address manually or checking Enable DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol).

3) Enter the admin password and click Modify to activate your IP address modification.

2.1.3 Activate via Web Browser

Use web browser to activate the device. For the device with the DHCP enabled by default, use SADP software or client software to activate the device.

Before You Start Ensure the device and the computer connect to the same LAN.

Steps 1. Change the IP address of your computer to the same network segment as the device. 2. Open the web browser, and enter the default IP address of the device to enter the activation

interface. 3. Create and confirm the admin password.

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Caution STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED-We highly recommend you create a strong password of your own choosing (using a minimum of 8 characters, including upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers, and special characters) in order to increase the security of your product. And we recommend you reset your password regularly, especially in the high security system, resetting the password monthly or weekly can better protect your product.

4. Click OK to complete activation. 5. Go to the network settings interface to modify IP address of the device.

2.2 Login You can log in to the device via web browser for further operations such as live view and local configuration.

Before You Start Connect the device to the network directly, or via a switch or a router.

Steps 1. Open the web browser, and enter the IP address of the device to enter the login interface. 2. Enter User Name and Password. 3. Click Login. 4. Download and install appropriate plug-in for your web browser. Follow the installation prompts

to install the plug-in. 5. Reopen the web browser after the installation of the plug-in and repeat steps 1 to 3 to login. 6. Optional: Click Logout on the upper right corner of the interface to log out of the device.

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Chapter 3 Basic Operation

3.1 Set LAN IP Address Complete connections before setting networks.

Figure 3-1 Connection Sample

3.1.1 Set Internal IP

The internal network is set for the IP of the G1 network interface on the device panel, and it is mainly used to connect to the camera.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Basic Settings TCP/IP Internal Network Settings .

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Figure 3-2 Set Internal IP 2. Select NIC Type according to the actual network. 3. Set relevant network parameters. - Check Auto to get the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses automatically if the network supports

distributing the IP addresses automatically. - Manually enter the IPv4 and IPv6 parameters and the MTU according to the actual network

conditions.

Note The internal IP address and the camera should be set to the same network segment, and it

must be set to a different network segment from that of the external IP address. MTU stands for the maximum transmission unit in the network.

4. Click Save.

3.1.2 Set External IP

The external network is set for the IP of the G2 network interface on the device panel, and it mainly communicates with the external network (platform, remote host, etc.).

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Basic Settings TCP/IP External Network Settings .

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Figure 3-3 Set External IP 2. Select NIC Type according to the actual network. 3. Set relevant network parameters. - Check Auto to get the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses automatically if the network supports

distributing the IP addresses automatically. - Manually enter the IPv4 and IPv6 parameters and the MTU according to the actual network

conditions.

Note The network segment of external IP address should be different from that of the internal IP

address. MTU stands for the maximum transmission unit in the network. Set DNS Server if remote domain name access is needed.

4. Click Save.

3.2 Set Static Router Set a static router for access across network segments. The device will transmit data as a router.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Basic Settings Static Router . 2. Click Add to add a static router.

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Figure 3-4 Set Static Router 3. Check Enable. 4. Enter Target Network Segment, Subnet Mask, and Gateway.

Note Set the gateway according to the selected network interface.

5. Select the network interface that needs external communication for routing. - When you need other network segments to access the connected camera through the G1, set

the G1 as a static router, and the internal IP address will serve as the gateway. - When you need to upload data to other network segments through the G2, set the G2 as a

static router, and the external IP address will serve as the gateway. 6. Click OK.

Note The device supports deleting or editing the added router.

3.3 Manage Camera

3.3.1 Add IP Camera

Add cameras before managing and analyzing data.

Quick Add

If cameras need to be added via the parameters such as the default protocol and the port, it is recommended to use quick add.

Before You Start Connect the device to the camera via the network interface.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System Camera Management IP Camera . 2. Click Quick Add.

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3. Check the camera that need to be added, enter the corresponding user name and password, and click OK.

Note You can check cameras that have the same user name and password to add in batch.

4. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

Edit Edit the added camera IP address.

Delete Delete the added camera.

Reboot Reboot the online camera.

Access Directly Access the online camera.

Manual Add

Add manually if you need to customize the access protocol or port.

Before You Start Connect the device to the camera via the network interface.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System Camera Management IP Camera . 2. Click Add.

Figure 3-5 Manual Add 3. Select Registration Mode. 4. Select Protocol Type of the added camera.

Note The device and the camera should both support the selected protocol type.

5. Enter the camera IP address/domain name, port, user name, password, and other information.

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Note Channel No. is only used to select the access channel when multiple channel devices are accessed. For example, if you want to access the Channel 5 device, you can choose Channel 2 as a network camera to access, then enter 2 at Channel No..

6. Click OK. 7. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

Edit Edit the added camera IP address.

Delete Delete the added camera.

Reboot Reboot the online camera.

Access Directly Access the online camera.

3.3.2 Set Interaction Parameters

Set interaction parameters to control the interaction data between the camera and the device.

Before You Start Add the camera.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System Camera Management Interactive Settings . 2. Select a camera. 3. Select an interaction mode. - Normal Mode: In this mode, you can know the camera status via the camera's stream, and

you can record and preview images and receive image data via the server. - Data Receiving Mode: In this mode, you can only receive image data via the server, but you

cannot record or preview the images. 4. Click Save.

3.4 Set Remote Host Set remote host when the device needs to transmit data to the central control platform.

Before You Start Set the remote host, and ensure the device can communicate normally with the remote host.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Platform Settings Remote Host . 2. Select a remote host.

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Note The supported number of remote hosts varies with different devices. The actual interface prevails.

3. Select Platform Access Mode according to the actual communication protocol. - Remote Host: select this mode when communicating via remote host protocol. - Http Host: select this mode when communicating via HTTP protocol.

4. Set access parameters. 1) For access via the remote host, please select Upload Protocol. For access via Http host, please

enter URL and select Address Type. 2) Enter host IP address and port.

5. Click the enter box behind Data Type to check the upload data type and select specific upload data.

Note For access via the remote host, Upload Strategy needs to be set first. Parameters may be different under different protocols. The actual interface prevails.

6. Select the License Plate Color. 7. Set the upload types to be enabled (for example, Upload History Data, Upload No-Plate Data,

Upload Blocklist Data, Upload Allowlist Data, and Upload by Time) according to your needs, and set other parameters. Interval

The interval between 2 data uploads. Timeout

When the upload time of a single piece of data exceeds the set time, the data will be automatically saved as history data and uploaded according to history data rule.

8. Click Data Upload Config. 1) Select Upload Mode, Start Time, End Time, and Data Type. 2) Click OK.

9. Optional: Check Enable Cloud Storage to set the picture server ID, and upload the remote host data to the cloud.

Note Only certain devices in specific protocol support cloud storage settings. The actual interface prevails.

10. Optional: Repeat the above steps if you need to set another remote host. 11. Click Save.

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Chapter 4 Event Detection and Face Recognition

4.1 Set Vehicle Arming The device supports setting vehicle arming to manage special license plates.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Advanced Settings Vehicle Arming Arming Management . 2. Check Blocklist Arming or Allowlist Arming. 3. Optional: Check Blocklist Time Period Arm or Allowlist Time Period Arm to set specific arming

time periods.

Note After checking these two functions, you can set the arming time period while adding an item, and the arming will be performed within the set time period. Otherwise, the arming will be performed all day long.

Example If you check Blocklist Time Period Arming and set the arming time period between 8 AM and 9 AM, the arming would be performed between the set time period. If you don't check Blocklist Time Period Arming, the arming would be performed all day long by default even though you set the time period while adding the item.

4. Add arming data.

Batch Import a. Download the import template and fill in relevant information. b. Click Import to select the file with the relevant information. c. Click Import.

Manually Add a. Select Arming Type. b. Click Add. c. Enter License Plate Number, and set the specific date and time. d. Click OK.

5. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

Search Data Click Search after selecting the arming type or entering the license plate number to view relevant data.

Edit Data Check the item to be edited and click Edit to edit this item.

Delete Data Check the item to be deleted and click Delete to delete this item.

Export Data Check the item to be exported and click Export to export the item to the designated path.

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4.2 Set Event Parameters

4.2.1 Set Camera Parameters

You can set camera parameters for easy management.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System Camera Management Camera Parameter .

Figure 4-1 Set Camera Parameters 2. Select a camera. 3. Select Camera Type.

Note The camera types vary with different models. The actual device prevails.

Camera for Video Surveillance: Terminal server won't receive capture pictures. Intelligent Traffic Camera: Terminal server will receive capture pictures.

4. Set Camera No., Camera No. (Internal), and Camera Location Information. 5. Select Direction according to the vehicle passing direction. 6. Optional: Click Copy to... to copy the settings to other channels. 7. Click Save.

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4.2.2 Set Violation Dictionary

Violation dictionary defines corresponding codes of violation types, and it is convenient for violation recognition.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Dictionary Settings . 2. Select a violation type. 3. Check the data and click Edit to edit the code. 4. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

Add Click Add to add custom acts and codes.

Delete Check the added data and click Delete to delete the data.

Note The default data in the dictionary cannot be deleted.

Reset Click Reset to restore the dictionary to the factory settings, and all the custom data will be cleared.

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Chapter 5 Data Management

5.1 View Real-Time Data The device supports viewing captured violation information in real time.

Steps 1. Click Real-Time Data. 2. View the data.

View the vehicle violation detailed information

Check the data row, and the left side of the interface will display the vehicle violation detailed information.

View the vehicle violation picture information

Click Picture to view the vehicle violation picture information.

5.2 Search Data You can search the traffic data of the connected cameras by searching data.

Steps 1. Click Data Search Traffic Data Search . 2. Set Start Time and End Time.

Note The time span between the start time and the end time cannot exceed 7 days.

3. Set the search conditions. 4. Click Search.

The searched result will be displayed. 5. Click Details after the data to view detailed information, pictures, video clips, etc. 6. Optional: After the data has been searched, click Export to export the selected data information

to the set path.

Note Make sure the IP of the camera has been added as a trusted site before exporting the data.

5.3 Enable Traffic Parameters Statistics After enabling the traffic parameters statistics, the device will receive and store the traffic statistics of the camera.

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Steps 1. Go to Param Config Advanced Settings Other Settings Traffic Parameters Statistics . 2. Check Traffic Parameter Statistics. 3. Click Save.

5.4 View Traffic Statistics You can view the traffic statistics of the specific time period via data search.

Steps 1. Go to Data Search Traffic Parameters Statistics . 2. Set Start Time and End Time. 3. Select Statistics Cycle according to the actual needs. 4. Select a camera. 5. Click Statistics. 6. Optional: After the data has been searched, click Export to export the selected data information

to the set path.

5.5 Back up Data

5.5.1 Back up to Local

You can back up the data of the device to your computer.

Before You Start Search the data to back up.

Steps 1. Set the data export rule.

1) Go to Param Config Backup Settings Web Backup . 2) Enter the name, saving path, and other information of the picture and video.

Note After the random number digits have been set, pictures with the same name will be automatically numbered. The upper limit of the number is the maximum number of the random number digits.

3) Click Save. 2. Set the device IP address as a trusted site in the security settings of the browser. 3. Search the data, refer to Search Data for details. 4. Click Export to select export type and export the data to your computer.

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Result

Data will be backed up as the set name in the set path.

5.5.2 Back up to USB

The device supports automatically backing up the data to the USB.

Before You Start Connect a USB to the device.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Backup Settings Local Backup USB Backup Settings . 2. Click USB Backup Settings. 3. Enable USB backup. 4. Select Backup Period and Start Time. - Real-Time Backup: Automatically back up the data only once after the data have been saved

at the set time. - Backup Every Day: Automatically back up the data once a day at the set time.

5. Select Data Type to backup. 6. Enter the picture backup naming rule and saving path. 7. Click Save.

Pictures will be backed up with the set name in the set path. 8. Optional: Click USB Backup Status to view the backup status.

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Chapter 6 Live View and Local Configuration

6.1 Live View

6.1.1 Start/Stop Live View

Start/stop the live view of cameras.

Start Live View Click the camera list on the left side of the live view interface to start a camera live view.

Note If you want to display a camera live view in a specific split window, please select the split window first, and then click the camera to start live view. The display window is only set for once, and you need to set it again when you start live view next time.

Click to start all live view.

Stop Live View When the camera starts live view, click the camera list on the left side of the live view interface to stop live view. Click to stop all live view.

6.1.2 Divide Window and Switch Page

Select window division if you need to switch the single or multi-window live view mode, and view the camera live view of all pages via switching the page.

Divide Window Click to select the live view window division mode according to the actual needs.

Switch Page When the number of divided windows is less than the cameras, click and to switch page and view the camera live view of all pages.

6.1.3 Select Stream Type

The device supports the dual-stream technology, including a main stream and a sub-stream. The main stream stands for a high-resolution and high bit rate stream, mainly used for storing

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recordings. The sub-stream stands for a low-resolution and low bit rate stream, mainly used for bandwidth-saving network transmission. Click / in the channel list to select the stream type.

6.1.4 Capture Manually

Capture live view pictures and save them to your computer.

Steps 1. Click Live View. 2. Double click the channel name on the left to enable live view. 3. Click . 4. Name and save the captured pictures.

Note Go to Param Config Local to view the saving path of snapshots in live view.

6.1.5 Record Manually

You can record videos manually on the live view image and save them to the computer.

Steps 1. Click to start live view. 2. Click to start recording. 3. Click to stop recording. 4. Optional: Go to Param Config Local to view the saving path of record files.

6.1.6 Enable/Disable Audio

Enable the audio if necessary after relevant configuration of a connected audio input device. Click to enable and adjust the audio. Click the icon again to mute the audio.

6.1.7 Enable Digital Zoom

You can enable digital zoom to zoom in a certain part of the live view image.

Steps 1. Click to start live view. 2. Click to enable digital zoom. 3. Place the cursor on the live view image position which needs to be zoomed in. Drag the mouse

rightwards and downwards to draw an area. The area will be zoomed in.

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4. Click any position of the image to restore to normal image. 5. Click to disable digital zoom.

6.1.8 Display in Full Screen

You can display the live view image in full screen. On Live View interface, click to display the live view image in full screen. Press esc on the keyboard to exit the full screen mode.

6.2 PTZ Control

6.2.1 PTZ Control Panel

Click Live View and control PTZ cameras via PTZ control panel.

Note PTZ control panels may vary with recorder models. The actual device prevails. PTZ device supports power-down memory. After PTZ device suddenly loses power or reboots, it

can automatically go back to the former position.

Table 6-1 Buttons Description

Icon Description Icon Description

Direction buttons Auto-scan button

Zoom - Zoom +

Focus + Focus -

Iris + Iris -

Display the PTZ control panel Hide the PTZ control panel

Control the PTZ speed Auxiliary focus

Menu / /

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Note Other functions are reserved.

6.2.2 Set Preset

A preset is a predefined image position. For the defined preset, you can call the preset No. to view the position.

Steps 1. Click .

Figure 6-1 Set Preset 2. Operate the direction buttons of PTZ control to adjust PTZ to the desired position, and adjust the

focus, zoom, etc., to get the desired scene. 3. Select the preset to set. 4. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

Click Set preset according to prompt.

Click Call the preset, then PTZ will turn to the set direction.

6.3 Local Configuration Go to Param Config Local to set the live view parameters.

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Figure 6-2 Local Configuration

Protocol Type TCP

Ensures completely delivery of streaming data and better video quality, yet the real-time transmission will be affected.

UDP Provides real-time audio and video streams.

Stream Type The stream type decides the definition of live view image. Main Stream

Provides the best resolution and frame rate the device can do. Sub-stream

Provides comparatively low resolution options. Play Performance

Shortest Delay The video is real-time, but the video fluency may be affected.

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Balanced Balanced mode considers both the real time and fluency of the video.

Fluent When the network condition is good, the video is fluent.

Rules If you select Enable, set rule information will be displayed on the live view interface.

Display POS Information If you select Enable, the POS information of the capture camera will be displayed on the live view interface.

Image Size Select according to your needs.

Auto Start Live View If you select Yes, you can view the camera live view image after login the browser. If you select No, you need to start live view manually after login the device.

Image Format Set the saving format of captured pictures. JPEG

The picture will be compressed. BMP

The picture will not be compressed. Record File Size

Select the packed size of the manually recorded video files. After the selection, the max. record file size is the value you selected.

Save record files to Set the saving path for the manually recorded video files in live view interface.

Save downloaded files when playback to Set the saving path for the downloaded files in playback mode.

Save snapshots in live view to Set the saving path of the manually captured pictures in live view mode.

Save snapshots when playback to Set the saving path for the manually captured pictures in playback mode.

Save clips when playback to Set the saving path for the clips in playback mode.

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Chapter 7 Network Configuration

7.1 Dial Set the dial-up parameters if you want to connect the device to the network via a SIM card.

Before You Start The device has a dial-up module and a SIM card has been installed.

Steps

Note This function varies with different models. The actual device prevails.

1. Go to Param Config Network-Advanced Settings Wireless Communication Configuration .

Figure 7-1 Set Dial-up Parameters 2. Check Enable. 3. Set dial-up parameters. - When you connect the device to the private network, set the dial number, user name,

password and APN information according to the SIM card information. - When you connect the device to the normal network, you do not need to set the dial-up

parameters. 4. Select Security Mode and Network Mode according to the actual needs.

Auto-Switch The device will switch the network mode automatically after connected to the Internet.

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Connecting the device via 3G/4G. 5. Set MTU.

Note The MTU is the maximum payload length for a particular transmission media.

6. Select Dial-up Mode according to the actual needs. 7. Click Save. 8. Optional: You can go to Param Config System Status Server Status Wireless Network

Status to view results.

7.2 Connect to ISUP Platform ISUP (EHome) is a platform access protocol. The device can be remotely accessed via this platform.

Before You Start Create the device ID on ISUP platform. Ensure the device can communicate with the platform normally.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Advanced Settings ISUP .

Figure 7-2 Connect to ISUP Platform 2. Select ISUP platform ID. 3. Check Enable. 4. Select Version. 5. Enter Server Address, Port, and Device ID.

Note The device ID should be the same with the added one on the ISUP platform.

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6. Optional: Enter Login Key if you select v5.0. 7. Click Save. 8. Optional: View Registration Status.

Note When the registration status is online, you can add or manage the device via the platform software. Refer to its corresponding manual for details.

7.3 Set DDNS You can use the Dynamic DNS (DDNS) for network access. The dynamic IP address of the device can be mapped to a domain name resolution server to realize the network access via domain name.

Before You Start Register the domain name on the DDNS server. Set the LAN IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server parameters. Refer to "Set IP

Address" for details. Complete port mapping. The default ports are 80, 8000, and 554.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Basic Settings DDNS .

Figure 7-3 Set DDNS 2. Check Enable DDNS. 3. Enter the server address and other information. 4. Click Save.

What to do next Enter the domain name in the browser address bar to access the device.

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7.4 Set Port The device port can be modified when the device cannot access the network due to port conflicts.

Caution Do not modify the default port parameters at will, otherwise the device may be inaccessible.

Go to Param Config Network Basic Settings Port for port settings. Click Save after finishing settings. HTTP Port

It refers to the port through which the browser accesses the device. For example, when the HTTP Port is modified to 81, you need to enter http://192.168.1.64:81 in the browser for login.

RTSP Port It refers to the port of real-time streaming protocol.

HTTPS Port It refers to the port of encrypted transmission and identity authentication protocol.

Server Port It refers to the port to connect to client for obtain network protocol control and set device parameters.

Note Certain ports need to reboot after edited to take the new settings into effect. When the device cannot edit the port No. via access Web due to port conflicts, you can connect

the device to your computer and edit via SADP software.

7.5 Set SNMP Set the SNMP to obtain or receive exceptions or alarms that occur during the transmission.

Before You Start Deploy the SNMP server and make sure corresponding parameters are set. Make sure the server can work normally.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Advanced Settings SNMP .

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Figure 7-4 Set SNMP 2. Check the SNMP version according to the protocol version of the SNMP server.

Note It is recommended to use SNMP v3 in order to enhance the security level.

3. Click Save.

7.6 Set ONVIF If you want to use the device as an ONVIF server, you should enable this function.

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Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Advanced Settings-Integration Protocol . 2. Enable ONVIF. 3. Click Save.

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Chapter 8 Record and Playback

8.1 Set Storage Path

8.1.1 Format Disk

Format the disk when the storage is abnormal or a new disk is installed.

Steps

Caution Formatting the disk will cause the disk data loss. Back up the data first.

1. Go to Param Config Storage Storage Management HDD Management . 2. Check the HDD No. needs to be formatted. 3. Click Format.

8.1.2 Set FTP

Set FTP parameters if you want to upload the captured pictures or recordings to the FTP server.

Before You Start Set the FTP server, and ensure the device can communicate normally with the server.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Platform Settings FTP Upload .

Figure 8-1 Set FTP 2. Select a FTP server. 3. Set FTP parameters.

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1) Enable the FTP. 2) Enter FTP Server Address, FTP Port, FTP User Name, and FTP Password.

4. Set upload parameters. Upload Historical Data

Historical data refers to the data failed to be uploaded due to network disconnection or congestion. After this function has been enabled, historical data will be uploaded again.

Upload Allowlist Data Upload the information of vehicles that are set in the allowlist through Param Config Advance Settings Vehicle Arming .

Upload Blocklist Data Upload the information of vehicles that are set in the blocklist through Param Config Advance Settings Vehicle Arming .

Upload by Time After this function has been enabled, data will be uploaded within the time period between the set uploading start time and the set uploading end time.

Upload No-Plate Data Upload data of vehicles without license plates to the FTP server.

5. Select License Plate Color and Data Type. 6. Edit other relevant parameters according to the actual needs. 7. Click Data Upload Settings to set relevant parameters.

Figure 8-2 Set Data Upload 1) Select Upload Mode.

Data Retransmission Turn the status of the history data into the To Be Uploaded status, and upload the history data only once.

History Data Priority Upload the history data in the To Be Uploaded first.

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Turn the status of the history data into the Not to Be Uploaded status, and do not upload these data.

2) Select Start Time and End Time. 3) Select the uploading data type in Data Type dropdown list. 4) Click OK.

8. Optional: Repeat the above steps to set another FTP. 9. Click Save.

8.1.3 Set Cloud Storage

Cloud storage is a kind of network storage. It can be used as the extended storage to save the captured pictures.

Before You Start Arrange the cloud storage server.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Advanced Settings Cloud Storage .

Figure 8-3 Set Cloud Storage 2. Select Cloud Storage. 3. Enter IP Address and Port of the cloud storage server. 4. Set cloud storage server parameters.

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Protocol Version Protocol version of the cloud storage server.

Note The cloud storage server parameters vary with different protocol versions. The actual interface prevails.

Central Management Port Central management HTTP port of the cloud storage server.

Storage Pool ID Storage pool ID of uploaded files on the cloud storage server.

User Name and Password User name and password of the cloud storage server.

access_key Key to access the cloud storage server.

secret_key Key to encrypt the data uploaded to the cloud storage server.

5. Click Save.

8.2 Set Quota Set the picture ratio in the storage.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Storage Storage Management Picture Quota . 2. Set the capacity for saving picture according to the actual needs. 3. Click Save.

8.3 Record

8.3.1 Set Timing Record

Set timing record if you need the camera to record automatically according to the set schedule.

Before You Start Install and format the storage media (like HDD).

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Storage Schedule Settings Recording Schedule .

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Figure 8-4 Set Timing Record 2. Select camera. 3. Check Enable, and select record type as CMR. 4. Optional: Click Advanced to set the camera record parameters. - Pre-record Time: The time you set to start recording before the scheduled time. - Post-record: The time you set to stop recording after the scheduled time. - Video Expiry Date: Automatically delete video files after the scheduled time. 0 means that

video files won't be deleted, but will be automatically overwritten after enabled overwritten record.

5. Set record time, refer to Set Record Schedule for details. 6. Optional: Click Copy to..., check the camera, and click OK. 7. Click Save to save the settings.

8.3.2 Set Event Record

Set event record if you need the camera to record when event occurs.

Before You Start Install and format the storage media. Refer to event chapter for details of event settings.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Storage Schedule Settings Recording Schedule .

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Figure 8-5 Set Event Record 2. Select camera. 3. Check Enable, and select record type as Alarm. 4. Optional: Click Advanced to set pre-record, post-record, video expiry date and stream type. - Pre-record Time: The time you set to start recording before the event. - Post-record: The time you set to stop recording after the event. - Video Expiry Date: Automatically delete video files after the event. 0 means that video files

won't be deleted, but will be automatically overwritten after enabled overwritten record. 5. Set record time, refer to Set Record Schedule for details. 6. Optional: Click Copy to..., check the camera, and click OK. 7. Click Save to save the settings.

8.4 Play Back Video You can play back the record files saved in the storage media (HDD, etc.).

Steps 1. Click Playback. 2. Select a camera. 3. Select the file date, and click Search. - Drag time bar and put the yellow line at the time point that you need. - Enter the specific time at Set Playback Time.

4. Click to play back the file. 5. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

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Pause Start playback for selected camera.

Split the playback window, and play back multiple cameras simultaneously.

Stop playback for selected camera.

Fast forward. Slow forward.

Stop playback for all cameras. Capture pictures.

Reversed. Enable/disable audio.

Full screen. - -

Note For the captured picture of playback saving path, refer to Save snapshots when playback to in

Param Config Local . Operations and buttons vary with different models. The actual device prevails.

8.5 Backup

8.5.1 Back up Video

Download videos to a local path.

Steps 1. Click Playback. 2. Click . 3. Select Camera. 4. Select download type. - If you need to search video by date, select Download by Date, and select the date. - If you need to search video by file type, select Download by File, and select file type and

search time. 5. Select File Type. 6. Click Search. 7. Check videos to download and click Download. 8. For the video saving path, refer to Save downloaded files when playback to in Param Config

Local .

8.5.2 Back up Clipped Video

Clip videos and save them to a local path.

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Steps 1. Click Playback. 2. Select a camera and date. 3. Click Search. 4. Play the video. 5. Drag time bar to the clip start time and click to start clipping. 6. Drag time bar to the clip end time and click to stop clipping. 7. Go to Param Config Local to view the saving path of video clips.

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Chapter 9 Encoding and Display

9.1 Set Video Encoding Parameters Set video encoding parameters to adjust the live view and recording effect. When the network signal is good and the speed is fast, you can set high resolution and bitrate to

raise the image quality. When the network signal is bad and the speed is slow, you can set low resolution, bitrate, and

frame rate to guarantee the image fluency. When the network signal is bad, but the resolution should be guaranteed, you can set low

bitrate and frame rate to guarantee the image fluency. Main stream stands for the best stream performance the device supports. It usually offers the

best resolution and frame rate the device can do. But high resolution and frame rate usually means larger storage space and higher bandwidth requirements in transmission. Sub-stream usually offers comparatively low resolution options, which consumes less bandwidth and storage space. Third stream is offered for customized usage.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Video & Audio Video . 2. Select a camera. 3. Set the parameters for different streams.

Stream Type Main stream stands for the best stream performance the device supports. It usually offers the best resolution and frame rate the device can do. But high resolution and frame rate usually means larger storage space and higher bandwidth requirements in transmission. Sub-stream usually offers comparatively low resolution options, which consumes less bandwidth and storage space.

Video Type Select the video type to video & audio when you need taping while recording. Select video when you only need record.

Note The device only supports audio can select video & audio. The actual device prevails.

Resolution The higher the resolution is, the clearer the image will be. Meanwhile, the network bandwidth requirement is higher.

Bitrate Type and Max. Bitrate

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Select the bitrate type to constant or variable. Constant bitrate means that the stream is compressed and transmitted at a comparatively fixed bitrate. Variable bitrate means that the device automatically adjust the bitrate under the set Max. Bitrate.

Image Quality When bitrate type is variable, you can select video quality according to actual needs. The higher the video quality is, the higher requirements of the network bandwidth.

Frame Rate It is to describe the frequency at which the video stream is updated and it is measured by frames per second (fps). A higher frame rate is advantageous when there is movement in the video stream, as it maintains image quality throughout.

Video Encoding The device supports multiple video encoding types. Supported encoding types for different stream types may differ. H.265 is a new encoding technology. Compared with H.264, it reduces the transmission bitrate under the same resolution, frame rate, and image quality.

4. Optional: Click Copy to to copy the settings to other channels. 5. Click Save.

9.2 Set Image Parameters Set image parameters to adjust brightness and contrast.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Image Display Settings . 2. Select a camera. 3. Set the parameters to obtain clear images.

Brightness The brightness of the image.

Contrast The contrast of the image. Set it to adjust the levels and permeability of the image.

Saturation The colorfulness of the image color.

Hue Select the range to adapt to the display.

4. Optional: Click Restore Default Settings to restore parameters to the default status.

9.3 Set OSD You can customize OSD information on the live view.

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Steps

Note The parameters vary with different models. The actual device prevails.

1. Go to Param Config Image OSD Settings . 2. Select a camera. 3. Enter Camera Name, and select Time Format and Date Format. 4. Check Display Name, Display Date, and Display Week according to actual needs. 5. Optional: Check the text overlay No. and enter contents according to your needs. 6. Drag the red frame overlaid on the live view image to adjust the OSD information positions. 7. Click Save.

Result

The set OSD will be displayed in live view image and recorded videos.

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Chapter 10 Alarm Congifuration

10.1 Set Alarm Input Alarm signal from the external device triggers the corresponding actions of the current device.

Before You Start Make sure the external alarm device is connected. See Quick Start Guide for cable connection.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Event Basic Event Alarm Input . 2. Select Alarm Input No. and edit Alarm Name.

Note If you select Alarm Input No. as A<-1(Cabinet Door Alarm) or A<-2(Cabinet Door Alarm) (options vary with different models), please go to Param Config Advanced Settings Other Settings to set Cabinet Door Name and Cabinet Door No..

3. Select Alarm Type according to the alarm device type. 4. Check Enable Alarm Input Handling. 5. Refer to Set Record Schedule for setting Arming Schedule. 6. Refer to Set Linkage Mode for setting Linkage Action. 7. Optional: Click Copy to... to copy the settings to other alarm input channels. 8. Click Save.

10.2 Set Alarm Output Set alarm output to realize linkage alarm via external alarm device when the event occurs.

Before You Start Make sure the external alarm device is connected. See Quick Start Guide for cable connection.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Event Basic Event Alarm Output .

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Figure 10-1 Set Alarm Output 2. Select Alarm Output No. and edit Alarm Name. 3. Select Delay.

The device will send out alarm output signal for the set time. 4. Refer to Set Record Schedule for setting Arming Schedule. 5. Click Manual Alarm to enable manual alarm output. Set according to the actual needs. 6. Optional: Click Copy to... to copy the settings to other alarm input channels. 7. Click Save.

10.3 Set Exception Alarm Set exception alarm when the network is disconnected, the IP address is conflicted, etc.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Event Basic Event Exception . 2. Select Exception Type.

HDD Full The HDD storage is full.

HDD Error Error occurs in HDD.

Network Cable Disconnected

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The device is offline. IP Address conflicted.

The IP address of current device is same as that of other device in the network. Illegal Login

Incorrect user name or password is entered. Record/Capture Exception

Exception occurs in record/capture. Vehicle Blocklist

When vehicles in blocklist detected, alarm will be triggered. Vehicle Allowlist

When vehicles in allowlist detected, alarm will be triggered. 3. Refer to Set Linkage Mode for setting linkage method. 4. Click Save.

10.4 Set Record Schedule Set the valid time of the device tasks.

Steps 1. Click on the time bar and drag the mouse to select the time period. 2. Adjust the time period. - Click on the selected time period, and enter the desired value. Click Save. - Click on the selected time period. Drag the both ends to adjust the time period.

Note Click Delete All to delete all the set schedules. Up to 8 periods can be configured for one day.

3. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

Copy the same settings to other days

Move the mouse to the end of each day, a copy dialogue box pops up, and you can copy the current settings to other days.

Copy the same settings to other cameras

Click Copy to... to copy the same settings to other days.

Note This function varies with different devices. The actual interface prevails.

4. Click Save to save the settings.

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10.5 Set Holiday Set holiday for special days that alarms will not be triggered.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Storage Advanced Settings Holiday .

Figure 10-2 Set Holiday 2. Check the holiday date to set. 3. Set the holiday parameters.

1) Click . 2) Set Holiday Name, Type, Start Date and End Date. 3) Click OK.

4. Optional: Repeat the previous step to set other holidays. 5. Click Save.

10.6 Set Linkage Mode Check the linkage actions as needed, and save the settings.

Note Available linkage modes may vary with different events. The actual interface prevails.

Notify Surveillance Center Upload the alarm information to the surveillance center.

Full Screen Monitoring Display the image from the alarm channel in full screen.

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Chapter 11 Safety Management

11.1 Manage User The administrator can add, modify, or delete other accounts, and grant different permissions to different user levels.

Before You Start Set the administrator password when you first use the device to ensure a normal working.

Steps

Caution It is highly recommended to create a strong password of your own choosing in order to increase the security of your product.

1. Go to Param Config System User Management . 2. Click Add. 3. Set the user name, password and other information in the popup window. 4. Click OK. 5. Optional: You can also do the following operations.

Delete the User Select the added user and click Delete to delete the user.

Edit the User Information Select the added user and click Edit to edit the user information.

11.2 Install Authorized Certificate If the demand for external access security is high, you can create and install authorized certificate via HTTPS protocol to ensure the data transmission security.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Advanced Settings HTTPS . 2. Select Create the certificate request first and continue the installation. and click Create. 3. Follow the prompt to enter Country/Region, Domain Name/IP, Password, and other

parameters. 4. Click OK 5. Click Download to download the certificate request and submit it to the trusted authority for

signature.

Note Certification of certificates issued by Certification Authority may incur costs.

6. Import certificate to the device.

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- Click Browse to select the certificate and click Setup to import the certificate to the device. - Select Signed certificate is available, start the installation directly.. Click Browse to select the

certificate and click Setup to import the certificate to the device. 7. Click Save.

11.3 Create and Install Self-signed Certificate HTTPS is a network protocol that enables encrypted transmission and identity authentication, which improves the security of remote access.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Network Advanced Settings HTTPS . 2. Select Create Self-signed Certificate. 3. Click Create. 4. Follow the prompt to enter Country/Region, Domain Name/IP, Effective Period, and other

parameters. 5. Click OK. 6. Click Save.

11.4 Set SSH To raise network security, disable SSH service. The configuration is only used to debug the device for the professionals.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System Security Security Service . 2. Uncheck Enable SSH. 3. Click Save.

11.5 Set Session Expired Time If you log out of the device or the device is disconnected, and then log in to the device within the set session expired time, you will enter into the page which you logged out from the last time automatically.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System Security Security Enhancement . 2. Enter Session Expired Time. 3. Click Save.

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Chapter 12 Maintenance

12.1 View Device Information

Basic Information Go to Param Config System System Settings Basic Information to view the device basic information. You can edit Device Name and Device No. It is recommended to reserve the default value.

Device Status Go to Param Config System Status to view the server status and other statuses.

12.2 Search Log You can search logs to troubleshoot problems.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Maintenance Log Search . 2. Set the search conditions. 3. Click Search.

The log information will be displayed in the list. 4. Optional: Click Export to export the logs to the computer.

12.3 Upgrade Upgrade the system when you need to update the device version.

Before You Start Prepare the upgrade file.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Maintenance Upgrade & Maintenance Upgrade . 2. Click Browse and select the upgrade file. 3. Click Upgrade. 4. Click OK in the popup window.

Note The upgrade process will take 1 to 10 minutes. Do not cut off the power supply.

Result

The device will reboot automatically after upgrade.

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12.4 Reboot When the device needs to be rebooted, reboot it via the software instead of cutting off the power directly.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Maintenance Upgrade & Maintenance Reboot . 2. Click Reboot. 3. Click OK to reboot the device.

Reboot The device will reboot automatically in every 2 a.m.

Reboot Without HDD The device will reboot when no HDD is detected.

12.5 Restore Parameters When the device is abnormal caused by the incorrect set parameters, you can restore the parameters.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Maintenance Upgrade & Maintenance Restore

Default Settings . 2. Select the restoration mode. - Click Restore to restore the parameters except the IP parameters and platform parameters to

the default settings. - Click Default to restore all the parameters to the factory settings.

3. Click OK.

12.6 Restore Database When an exception occurs, you can restore the database if you have backed up the database before.

Before You Start Make sure you have backed up the database before.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Maintenance Upgrade & Maintenance Restore

Database . 2. Click Restore. 3. Click OK.

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12.7 Set RS-485 Set RS-485 parameters if the device has been connected to a vehicle detector or other RS-485 devices.

Before You Start The corresponding device has been connected via the RS-485 serial port.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Settings Serial Port .

Figure 12-1 Set RS-485 2. Set Baud Rate, Data Bit, Stop Bit, Verification and Flow Control.

Note Flow control can control the process of data transmission and avoid data loss. When you select hardware flow control, you need to ensure the cable connection. It is

recommended to select software flow control if the cable connection is restricted. 3. Click Save.

12.8 Set RS-232 Set RS-232 parameters if you need to debug the device via RS-232 serial port, or peripheral devices have been connected.

Before You Start The corresponding device has been connected via the RS-232 serial port.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Settings Serial Port . 2. Select COM port according to the connected peripheral devices.

Note Do not need to select COM port if the device only has one RS-232.

3. Optional: Edit Baud Rate, Data Bit and Stop Bit. 4. Select Control Mode.

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For the data transmission of peripheral devices. Control Panel(By Parameter)

For the serial port debugging of the device. 5. Click Save.

12.9 Synchronize Camera Time It is recommended to synchronize the camera time when the camera time is inconsistent with the device time.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Advanced Settings Other Settings Other Settings . 2. Select Camera Time Synchronization as Enable. 3. Set the interval. 4. Click Save.

Result

The device will synchronize the camera time at the set interval to ensure its time is consistent with the device time.

12.10 Synchronize Time Synchronize the device time when it is inconsistent with the actual time.

Steps

Note Time sync. mode varies with different models. The actual interface prevails.

1. Go to Param Config System System Settings Time Settings . 2. Select Time Zone. 3. Select the time sync. mode.

NTP Time Sync. Select it to synchronize the device time with that of the NTP server. Set Server Address, NTP Port, and Interval. Click NTP Test to test if the connection between the device and the server is normal.

Note The time synchronization modes vary with different models. The actual device prevails.

Manual Time Sync.

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Select it to synchronize the device time with that of the computer. Set time manually, or check Sync. with Computer Time.

GPS Time Sync. Select it to synchronize the device time with that of the GPS. It is high-efficiency and less error.

SDK Time Sync. If the remote host has been set for the device, select it to synchronize time via the remote host.

EHome Time Sync Select it to synchronize the device time with that of the EHome platform.

4. Click Save.

12.11 Set DST If the region where the device is located adopts Daylight Saving Time (DST), you can set this function.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Settings DST . 2. Check Enable DST. 3. Set Start Time, End Time, and Bias Time. 4. Click Save.

12.12 Export Parameters You can export the parameters of one device, and import them to another device to set the two devices with the same parameters.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config System System Maintenance Upgrade & Maintenance Export

Parameters . 2. Click Device Parameters. 3. Select the saving path and enter the file name. 4. Click Save.

12.13 Import Parameters Import the configuration file of another device to the current device to set the same parameters.

Before You Start Save the file that needs to be imported to the computer.

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Steps

Note Importing configuration file is only available to the devices of the same model and same version.

1. Go to Param Config System System Maintenance Upgrade & Maintenance Import Parameters .

2. Click Browse to import the configuration file. 3. Click Import.

Result

The parameters will be imported, and the device will reboot.

12.14 Detect HDD Detect HDD regularly to avoid data loss due to HDD damage.

Steps 1. Go to Param Config Storage Storage Management HDD Detection .

S.M.A.R.T. Detection Detect and report on various indicators of reliability in the hopes of anticipating failures.

Bad Sector Test Detect the block capacity of the HDD. 2. Select HDD No. and Self-test Type, and click Start Detecting.

Result

Decide whether to use the HDD any more according to the detection result. If there are too many bad sectors, change the HDD in time.

12.15 Set Working Mode You can set the device under the listening mode or arming mode.

Before You Start Ensure the connected camera supports violation capture function.

Steps

Note Traffic Data Matching Strategy is a reserved function.

1. Go to Param Config Advanced Settings Other Settings Other Settings .

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Figure 12-2 Set Working Mode 2. Select Traffic Camera Connection Mode.

Arming Mode The device actively connects to the camera and receives images after logging in to the camera.

Listening Mode You need to connect the camera to the device. After set the camera under listening mode, the device can receive the data uploaded from the camera.

3. Select Arming Level.

Note Level 1 arming can only connect 1 client or web. Level 2 arming can connect 3 clients or webs.

Level 3 arming can connect 5 clients or webs. The device supports to set level 1, level 2 and level 3 arming simultaneously. The level 1

arming uploads first. 4. Select Camera Time Synchronization. 5. Set record time parameters.

Pre-record The time to record before the violation recording start time.

Post-record The time to record after the violation recording end time.

Longest Recording Time The longest recording time of violation recording.

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6. Enter the name and No. of the cabinet door. 7. Select Positioning Module according to the connected positioning module type of the device. 8. Click Save. 9. Optional: Click Data Search and select search conditions to search relevant violation recordings.

12.16 Reserved Parameters The reserved parameters are for technical personnel debugging only.

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