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Overview

Congratulations on your purchase of this Swann DVR!

You’ve chosen a versatile, powerful and great value security monitoring and recording solution for your home or business. Let’s just take a moment to talk about some of the great features that the DVR offers and some of the things to think about before installing the system.

8 Channel Monitoring and Recording

The DVR can monitor and record eight channels simultaneously. You can configure the recording modes for each of the eight channels independently. For example, you could have four channels recording on a schedule, two recording constantly and two armed to record on motion. Or any other combination you can think of!

Powerful H.264 Compression

The advanced video codec used by the DVR, called H.264, offers high quality video files at a fraction of the size of older video codecs such as MPEG-2 or similar. Basically, this means you can store more footage on the DVR’s hard drive, and that the quality of that footage can be significantly higher than many older video formats. H.264 has been engineered to provide the highest level of data compression possible (saving space on your hard drive) whilst maintaining a high image quality.

Powerful Networking and Remote Access Features

The DVR features an Ethernet port, which can be used to connect the DVR to your local area network (LAN). With the addition of a high-speed Internet service, this allows you to remotely access the DVR from any high-speed Internet terminal on Earth! If that isn’t convenient enough, the DVR also features mobile device support, allowing you to connect to it from a device running:

iOS (iPhone 3GS or later, iPad)

Android (version 2.1 or higher)

BlackBerry OS (version 5)

Microsoft Windows Mobile® 6.1 (or higher) Professional

Symbian (S60, 3rd or 5th edition)

Multiple Monitor Connections

Not only does the DVR come with multiple video out ports (allowing you to connect it to two televisions at once) it also comes with a VGA output, allowing you to connect the DVR to a computer monitor. The VGA connection allows for a much higher quality picture than traditional composite video connections, boasting resolutions of up to 1440 x 900 pixels.

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Contents Channel H.264 DVR Easy Se Etup Guide 8ch H.264 DVR Before you begin FCC VerificationTable of Contents Overview Installation Tips & Tricks Package ContentsImportant Information Important GuidelinesLayout of the Rear Panel Up menu. This is used to control PTZ 3 4 5 6 7 Power Indicator This LED isLayout of the DVR4-2600 If this sensor is blocked or obstructedLayout of the DVR4-2550 Layout of the Remote Control Page Navigating the Menus Remote Control USB MouseUsing the On-Screen Keyboard Important Remembering to Apply Your ChangesGetting Started Starting the DVR Page Main Menu Record MenuPage Display Setup Menu Naming ChannelsColor Setup Live Viewing Enabling and Disabling ChannelsDisplaying the Time Record Menu Record Setup Menu Manual Frame Rate Configuration Recording Schedule Setting the Schedule Copying and Pasting Schedules from day to dayMotion Detection Setup About Motion Detection How Motion Detection WorksMotion Detection Area Setup To set the Motion Detection AreaRed boxes mark the area that is sensitive to motion Network Menu See Remote Access Ports and UPnP on Page Record Video Search Video SearchTo execute a Video Search Detail Files and Log List Detail Files ScreenLog List Screen USB Backup Preparing a USB Flash DriveTo format your USB flash drive USB Backup Instructions Playback Playback Controls Installing the Playback Software Playing Backed Up Footage on a PCPlayback Interface Opening FilesPlaying Backed Up Footage on a Mac Playback InterfaceManaging the Playlist Opening Files Managing the Playlist Removing FilesAlarm Device ManagementHDD Management Page PTZ Menu Alarm Configuration Menu Email See Auto Email Setup Menu on Auto Email Setup Menu Tips and TricksPage System Setup Menu Setting the Date and Time Date and Time MenuConfiguring DST Daylight Savings Time Settings Remember to Apply your changesUser Setup Menu To set a Username and PasswordTo edit the level of access a User account has Video / Audio Setup Menu Language Menu Language MenuSystem Information Menu System Information MenuMaintain System Maintenance Menu PTZ Controls On the capabilities and limitations of your PTZ systemCruise Mode Setting up Cruise ModeRemote Access Your DVR & Local Network Correctly ConfiguredHigh-Speed Internet Connection UPnP Remote Access Ports and UPnPPort Configuration Enabling UPnPRemote Access IP addresses Public and Private IP AddressesWhat’s the difference? Page Remote Access via Internet Explorer To access the DVR remotely via Internet ExplorerOpen Internet Explorer Click Tools --Internet OptionsRemote Access from a Mobile Device Setting up the DVR for Mobile AccessRequirements Preparing your Mobile Device Check outSupported Mobile Platforms Changing or Installing the Hard Drive Troubleshooting Problem My DVR does not switch onTechnical Specifications Ntsc / PALWarranty Information Limited Warranty Terms & ConditionsHelpdesk / Technical Support Details Swann Technical Support
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