Ingrasys iSC-NVR2316-T, User Manual

Page 1: ...SmartVIEW NVRs User Manual Copyright Ingrasys Technology Inc All rights reserved iSC NVR2316 T iSC NVR2532 T iSC NVR2532 U iSC NVR2532 R iSC NVR2532 A iSC NVR2532 D Version 1 5...

Page 2: ...martVIEW NVRs on your mobile devices Later versions of this document will be posted on the official website as required The use of video surveillance devices can be prohibited by laws that vary from c...

Page 3: ...mbols are omitted in this document Liability Every care has been taken in the preparation of this manual Ingrasys cannot be held responsible for any technical or typographical errors and reserves the...

Page 4: ...ware solutions for user to choose what s the best for their application is include both rack mount and tower desktop types For remote monitoring user can log in NVR built in remote web client interfac...

Page 5: ...3 3 1 Installation Wizard 23 3 2 Exit the system 28 3 3 Log Off and Switch Login User 29 4 Live view 30 4 1 The Live view page 30 4 2 About the SmartVIEW System Version 36 4 3 System Information 37 4...

Page 6: ...Digital Output Settings 77 5 10 Sensor Settings 79 5 11 Event Action Settings 81 6 Playback Log search 84 6 1 Playback 84 6 2 Event Log Query 99 7 Network Service Configuration 101 8 Internet Service...

Page 7: ...from storage setting to starting recording and live viewing Details will be described in following contents Hardware preinstall power on RAID setting for iSC NVR2532 R A D Windows partition setting En...

Page 8: ...re interface 1 NVR2316 T A Power switch B Power LED C Reset button D System read write LED E Front cover for 4 x 3 5 lockable HDD trays F 2 x USB 2 0 G Power socket H LAN I LAN J VGA K 4 x USB 2 0 L C...

Page 9: ...A Power switch B Power LED C Reset button D System read write LED E Front cover for 4 x 3 5 lockable HDD trays F 2 x USB 2 0 G Power socket H Audio Jack I COM1 J COM2 K VGA L DVI D M HDMI N LAN O LAN...

Page 10: ...9 3 NVR2532 U A Power switch B Alarm mute button C Fan failed LED D Power LED E 4 x 3 5 HDD tray F Power socket G Audio Jack H COM1 I COM2 J VGA K DVI D L HDMI M LAN N LAN O 4 x USB 2 0...

Page 11: ...m reset button C Alarm mute button D System R W LED E Power LED F System Alarm LED G LAN1 LED H LAN2 LED I 2 x USB 2 0 J 16 x 3 5 HDD tray K Power socket L Audio Jack M COM1 N COM2 O VGA P DVI D Q HDM...

Page 12: ...utton B System reset button C Alarm mute button D Power LED E System Alarm LED F LAN1 LED G LAN2 LED H 2 x USB 2 0 I 24 x 3 5 HDD tray J Power socket K Audio Jack L COM1 M COM2 N VGA O DVI D P HDMI Q...

Page 13: ...settings of Windows operating system i e storage network IP address system time zone system date time computer name etc you MUST follow the steps to apply changes Please do the 4 steps below before us...

Page 14: ...on system settings Notice Default user name is admin default password is 1234 You can change the system settings after disabling SysGuard In this session all the changes of the system settings would b...

Page 15: ...tarted automatically 4 If your SmartVIEW is already running and SysGuard is enabled you may open the SysGuard program and select Disable the SysGuard function and click OK Then click Yes The system wi...

Page 16: ...drives to the trays B Power on the system C Please disable the SysGuard Refer to Chapter 2 1 before changing the RAID settings D Double click on the icon on the Windows desktop to open the MegaRAID St...

Page 17: ...o Physical tab and make sure every hard disks you installed in your SmartVIEW NVR s front slots are all Unconfigured Good like B Right click on LSI MegaRAID SAS 9260 4i and choose Create Virtual Drive...

Page 18: ...and Virtual drive settings will pop up please select RAID 5 then click Next button to create RAID E Create Virtual Drive Summary window will pop up to confirm all settings are correct and then click...

Page 19: ...itialize the disk and create new volumes through right click mouse at Windows Computer and select on Manage Disk Management Please be aware of the recommended maximum volume size is less than 2TB for...

Page 20: ...ives to the trays 2 Power on the system 3 Please disable the SysGuard Refer to Chapter 2 1 before add storage of SmartVIEW 4 For storage volume setting in Windows you may go to initialize the disks an...

Page 21: ...l be started automatically you may go to Chapter 7 About Quick Setting to add camera directly or click Setup expand System menu and select Storage to add more storages if you already added cameras and...

Page 22: ...erating system display language and system locale 1 Please disable the SysGuard Refer to Chapter 2 1 before changing the system settings 2 The system will be restarted to disable the SysGuard 3 Open t...

Page 23: ...nge System Local dialog box as the following would be shown Please DO NOT click any button on this dialog box Just ignore it 8 Double click on the shortcut of system desktop then click Yes to enable t...

Page 24: ...rding Media and the Free Space of the recording media and Cameras Discovery Users are able to set Figure 3 1 Figure 3 5 1 System Setting Figure 3 1 Snapshot Folder To assign a folder to store snapshot...

Page 25: ...ep of the wizard Exit To exit the wizard without saving 2 Cameras Discovery 3 Users are able to complete most basic and important settings on adding a camera By Cameras Discovery users can find all ca...

Page 26: ...he storage of recording for each camera in the system configuration Add Figure 3 3 To specify whether the camera to be managed or not Figure 3 3 Note User can choose to finish the setting and enter Sm...

Page 27: ...eviewing Motion Detecting To turn on off the motion detecting function Audio Recording To turn on off the audio recording function Recording Mode To specify the recording mode Full time Recording Even...

Page 28: ...27 5 Confirmation Step Figure 3 5 Figure 3 5...

Page 29: ...SmartVIEW software click on the icon Exit AP Figure 3 6a then a dialog box which is titled Exit will be pop up Figure 3 6b and you will need an authorized account to exit system In the Exit dialog box...

Page 30: ...ftware click on the icon Switch User Figure 3 6a a dialog box which is titled Switch User will be pop up Figure 3 7 and you will need an authorized account to exit system In the Switch User dialog box...

Page 31: ...eal time videos on the Live View page users can also query the system event log monitor the system Hardware status or control PTZ pan tilt zoom of the speed dome cameras Figure 4 1 System information...

Page 32: ...he icon will make the video display become full screen Click ESC on user s keyboard will make it back to the original display status Figure 4 1a 5 Real time video snapshot Move the mouse cursor to the...

Page 33: ...displaying Record Stream Display for record stream of this channel on live view Preview Stream Display for preview stream of this channel on live view Manual Recording Users can manually start stop re...

Page 34: ...displaying ratio to its original ratio rather than filling the video window Popup windows Users can select this item to open another pop up video window for an important channel Besides all of the rig...

Page 35: ...n the max videos of the current video layout the SmartVIEW system is capable to automatically paging these channels For example there s totally 30 channels user wants to display but the layout user se...

Page 36: ...live video can be displayed instantly An icon is located on the left of each camera name Figure 4 2a it would help users to aware the statuses of cameras There are 3 kinds of status Figure 4 2b and us...

Page 37: ...EW System Version In the Live View page of SmartVIEW software click on the icon Figure 4 3a which is located at the upper right corner a dialog box which is titled SmartVIEW will be pop up Figure 4 3b...

Page 38: ...only able to be informed the system temperature and the CPU loading but also be notified any abnormal speed of the system fans with a RED fan icon and an alarm sound from the system buzzer User may co...

Page 39: ...udio of this channel just click the icon Figure 4 5 If user wants to start audio broadcasting from client PC s microphone for multiple channels please click on icon and then check on the channels you...

Page 40: ...hich is marked with a red border Figure 4 7 will be shown at the lower right corner of the specific channel video Figure 4 6 This PiP Window intended to help users to know the relative position and si...

Page 41: ...for the video and click the icon Figure 4 8 to open a window to browse all manual snapshot images Users are able to browse recorded files with a specific channel No and time Figure 4 9 By double click...

Page 42: ...set of control button for PTZ Controlling is provided Figure 4 11 which is located at the top part of the Live View page Figure 4 10 Users are able to control the direction zooming scale focus preset...

Page 43: ...ss the icon can forward the scaling to reduce the monitoring region Zoom in press the icon can zoom back to enlarge the monitored area Zoom out Focus Focus function of speed dome cameras press the ico...

Page 44: ...ocol Baud Rate Address ID and Home Position Figure 4 12 Figure 4 12 B Setup the preset point Figure 4 13 A Click the PTZ icon which is located at the Live View page Figure 4 13 B Adjust the PTZ angle...

Page 45: ...ic scan patrolling A Open the Configurations page B Select a specific PTZ Camera item in the IP Camera tree list C Switch tab to General and click the button Auto Scan and a dialog box Auto Scan Setti...

Page 46: ...ag and drop one or some preset position s from the Available Preset to the Selected Preset Figure 4 15 F After completing the above steps click the OK button G You may start stop the Auto Scan functio...

Page 47: ...ure 4 17 to pop up a layout box Users are able to select a specific layout 1 4 8 9 16 and so on in this layout box Users can also set specific real time channel video to full screen or change every vi...

Page 48: ...vents By clicking the button at Figure 4 18 the View Event History window will pop out Use can enter search criteria include start end date time and event type event status device name and device port...

Page 49: ...og out authentication fail Record Recording space full recording storage regain space record failed Connect Remote view connected disconnected remote play connected disconnected RTSP remote client con...

Page 50: ...down power off after the program is exited 2 Host Name Figure 5 2 This name will show on the central management system NVMS Network Video Management System you can use the name to recognize which Smar...

Page 51: ...Figure 5 2 If this configuration is enabled any HTTP connection with the input password will trigger system to reboot Ex A http SmartVIEW IP address Port Number Reboot cgi B Input the correct passwor...

Page 52: ...martVIEW system 2 Snapshot folder The folder for saving snapshot pictures Figure 5 3 3 Add Storages Storage Media Setting Set a path for recording data files saving To click the Add button a dialog bo...

Page 53: ...Modify the settings just like the Instruction 3 Add Storages described and click the OK button finally to apply settings 5 Delete Storages Select one of the Storage Device in the Storage Tab which you...

Page 54: ...ication of user privileges users can achieve permissions management through inheritance from different Groups Once the permissions of an Authority Group are changed the permissions channel permissions...

Page 55: ...ording data backup save snapshot print snapshot saving video as AVI files But the permission of Local playback has to be granted first in order to enable this permission H Remote Data Export Be author...

Page 56: ...y Groups To modify an existing Group the steps as the following A Select the item which is to be modified first B Adjust the permission settings of channels and system C Click the Update button to app...

Page 57: ...hen click the Add button to create a new account Figure 5 8 F You can select an account which is listed in the table Authority Information Figure 5 8 and then modify settings for updating G You can al...

Page 58: ...thorization Figure 5 9 Figure 5 9 C Duplicate accounts If you want to add a new account by copying permissions and other settings from an exist account you may select the account which you want to dup...

Page 59: ...58 E Update accounts Select a user which is to be updated modify the information and click the button Update to apply the change...

Page 60: ...o adjust the following configurations 1 Max CPU Temperature The high temperature warning for CPU The default value is 80 Figure 5 11 2 Temperature Unit Celsius o C or Fahrenheit o F Figure 5 11 3 Fan...

Page 61: ...or the connected IP camera Camera Name A name or description for the IP camera Account Password The account and password for the IP camera After complete the above items to users are able to get the p...

Page 62: ...13 After few seconds any available camera will be listed in the table By checking the corresponding check box users can not only add them to be a managed IP camera but also specify the default setting...

Page 63: ...available streams of a channel Motion Detection To enable full area motion detection or no motion detection Audio Recording To enable audio recording or not Recording Mode Choose to enable full time r...

Page 64: ...e able to click the Figure 5 17 icon which in the Live View page to open this Discovery Wizard Figure 5 17 3 Modify the IP Camera settings A Connection Figure 5 18 A Click at the main page choose a ch...

Page 65: ...ed Figure 5 20 after editing click Save and close the internet browser Figure 5 20 C Click the Delete Camera button a confirm dialog box will be pop up to confirm the deleting Figure 5 21 Check for th...

Page 66: ...65 Figure 5 21...

Page 67: ...cked the recording won t be started unless any event occurred PTZ Enable Enable or not the controlling of PTZ for a speed dome camera or a c amera with a PT Head Pre record time Post Record time It de...

Page 68: ...23 the default value is always record select Schedule mode first you may use mouse to hold the edge of time bar Blue for normal record Yellow for event record to change the time become shorter or lon...

Page 69: ...an be set between 1 100 The higher value means the higher sensitivity Add Action Zone Click this button to create a zone for motion detection Select Whole Zone Click this button to set the whole area...

Page 70: ...69 Figure 5 26...

Page 71: ...27 to adjust the following configurations 1 Add a group Group Name Input a name for the Camera Group Select Camera Users can select several cameras join the group by simply dragging a camera which is...

Page 72: ...ou can assign a new name for the new group 3 To delete the group Select the group which is listed in the Group list you want to delete and finally click on the Delete button to delete it 4 Update Grou...

Page 73: ...ription of this Sequence mode B Interval Time This time is defined the time how long to wait to switch to the next Group Camera Group to display C Schedule Setup Click the Schedule Setup button users...

Page 74: ...ch is listed in the Sequence list you want to delete and click on the Delete button a confirm dialog box Sequence Setting will be pop up Figure 5 30 click Yes to complete the deletion or click No to c...

Page 75: ...quencing In the Live View page click the icon Figure 5 31 and then the list of available sequence modes will show up just select one to start the sequence Click on the mode again to stop it Figure 5 3...

Page 76: ...urations Figure 5 32 1 SMS settings A SMS SMS function is enabled when checked B Serial Port Number Select a port can be used to send SMS C Baud Rate The system defaults to 115200 system provides 2400...

Page 77: ...ign a name of the sender here 3 FTP settings A Host Name Enter the FQDN Fully Qualified Domain Name of the host B Port Enter the port number of the host C Account Password Username Password D Remote D...

Page 78: ...ndow which is titled Configurations will be pop up Click the tree view item DO Figure 5 34 to adjust the following configurations 1 Add a device Device Name Select a name of the master device which DO...

Page 79: ...e button a confirmation dialog box Figure 5 35 will be pop up just click the Yes button or complete the deleting Figure 5 35 3 Update the device Select a desired DO Device which user need to updated f...

Page 80: ...If this box is un checked SmartVIEW will not process the notification from this sensor Device Name Select a name of the master device which DI device physically connected to like IP camera Device Por...

Page 81: ...the Delete button a confirmation dialog box will be pop up Figure 5 37 Just click the Yes button to complete the deleting or click the No button to cancel Figure 5 37 3 Update a sensor device Select a...

Page 82: ...e any motion detection occurred or to send an e mail to the administrator to alert him that a hard drive disk is going to be broken etc And one event can be set to trigger multiple actions Instruction...

Page 83: ...he value can be set between 0 3600 seconds 6 Action Setup Click on the Action Setup button to open a dialog box titled Action Item Setting Figure 5 39 Users can set an action definition by selecting a...

Page 84: ...utton to complete the creation 8 If user wants to add another action for this event click the empty row on action list Figure 5 39 and then repeat the process of adding a new action 9 Duplicate Action...

Page 85: ...ot by date time events snapshots and bookmarks or process an Smart Search by motion detection analysis toward recording file Instructions In the Live View page of the SmartVIEW system click the Playba...

Page 86: ...Notice An authorized permission is required to do the following about playback operation 1 Date Time Search A Click on the Search By Time icon Figure 6 2 pop up the Search By Time dialog box Figure 6...

Page 87: ...button the Search by Time dialog box will be closed and the base time of the playback is changed correspondingly E Press the icon Figure 6 2 will start playback of the video 2 Event Search A Firstly...

Page 88: ...rectly select on the log with video clip and click the Play button a video window will pop out and the event video clip will aquatically start to play 3 Smart Search It can help users to analysis and...

Page 89: ...Motion Zone check box first and then start to assign which part to be added To delete a detecting area check the Delete Motion Zone check box first and then start to assign which part to be deleted T...

Page 90: ...the recording video and search results will be displayed on the dialog Click on one of these results and click on select button Figure 6 8 to return to main console of playback and automatically start...

Page 91: ...each thumbnail and click on Search button C Thumbnails will be displayed on the left upper side of the dialog with their time under the image If thumbnail can t be retrieved the icon will be shown D V...

Page 92: ...f the area will be deducted Revert Restore for the previous change Show Date Name Put Camera Name and Date time on the picture Save with watermark User can choose to overlay a watermark on the image C...

Page 93: ...k to activate the printing Figure 6 11 Figure 6 12 Notice To use the Photo Print functions the privilege of local data export is required 6 Save Video as AVI In the Playback View page select a camera...

Page 94: ...e Check for displaying the camera s Name and Date time on the image Notice To enable the function of Save Video the right of local data export must be granted first The progress of saving and the date...

Page 95: ...be pop up with all related configuration Afterward click OK to save all configurations and close the dialog Then if user check on Show Watermark check box the image will be save with watermark succes...

Page 96: ...start end date time of the backing up user can input the date time manually or select from event s time from manual snapshot search s time or from a bookmark If user chooses Burn to CD the same dialo...

Page 97: ...96 Figure 6 16 Figure 6 17...

Page 98: ...g Add Bookmark will be pop up Enter the name of the bookmark and click Save to save this bookmark B Playback by Bookmark Figure 6 20 A Click the icon Figure 6 18 The menu of Bookmark will be pop up B...

Page 99: ...98 Figure 6 19 Figure 6 20...

Page 100: ...to bring up the View Log dialog box Figure 6 22 Users are able to query the log with one or some filters ex Date Start End time Event type status etc and then click Search the logs will be brought ou...

Page 101: ...space full Recording storage regain space Record Failed Connect Remote View Connected Remote View Disconnected Remote Play Connected Remote Play Disconnected RTSP Remote Client Connected RTSP Remote...

Page 102: ...ss Control Port There are totally has 4 port numbers for remote web client access control You may input 1st port number only system will add other continuous ports automatically The system default val...

Page 103: ...ing able to be visited through a domain name address via Internet Explorer Please check Enable DDNS first and key in DDNS provider domain name account and password 6 After setting above the connecting...

Page 104: ...om Level button Figure 7 2 set the following two items to be Enable Download unsigned ActiveX controls Figure 7 4 Initialize and script ActiveX control not marked as safe for scripting Figure 7 5 Figu...

Page 105: ...You may enable Internet Service and select to Automatic Router Setting if your router supports UPnP NAT Traversal feature you have to click OK button to apply the settings then you can enter the Inte...

Page 106: ...lient 9 1 Log in and Live View page 1 Open IE browser enter the SmartVIEW server s IP address and you will get the following web pages the Log in page Figure 9 1 and the Live View page Figure 9 2 Figu...

Page 107: ...ay button next to the group and video of that group will all be displayed on the right side of this page Figure 9 4 C Click Stop to stop viewing video of that group you can control the ball machine an...

Page 108: ...107 Figure 9 4...

Page 109: ...en the Event Search dialog box Figure 9 5 Users are able to query events with a specific filter ex Time Event Type Event Status Event Name and Device Port 2 Click the Reset button all of the search co...

Page 110: ...e upper left corner of the Live View page Figure 9 6 and user will enter Remote Playback page Figure 9 7 There are 2 ways for retrieving video data User can also choose to listen to the channel record...

Page 111: ...ch button to open the Event Search dialog box Figure 9 8 Users are able to query events with a specific filter ex Date of Occurrence Event Type Event Status Event Name and Device Port Click the Reset...

Page 112: ...files please follow steps as below 1 Install Backup Player with following instructions in the install shield Figure 10 1 2 After finishing installation click on the desktop 3 Select a backup file by c...

Page 113: ...112 4 Start to playback with the similar user interface with the playback page of SmartVIEW but some functions are disabled Figure 10 3 For detailed operation please refer to Chapter 6 1 Figure 10 3...

Page 114: ...emote live viewing playback and event log searching Eye2GO supports both iPad and iPhone Log in View and edit NVR list Channel list Single channel live view with thumbnails Up to 8 channel live view P...

Page 115: ...w many frames in one seconds for a video Higher FPS value more vivid the video 1080P A kind of resolution equal to Full HD 1920 x 1080 two million pixels 720P A kind of resolution equal to HD 1280 x 7...