First Alert DVR0810, DVR0805 user manual Remote Surveillance using Internet Explorer 8 or

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REMOTE ACCESS

REMOTE SURVEILLANCE

Remote Surveillance

Remote Surveillance using Internet Explorer 8 or 9:

The DVR features built-in browser-based software that allows you to access your system remotely over your local area network (LAN) or over the Internet using Internet Explorer®. Once you have configured the network settings on the DVR to match those on your router and forwarded the ports needed by the DVR to enable remote access over the Internet, you will be ready to remotely view your cameras using a webcam program based on an ActiveX control. For this to work, you will have to enable the ActiveX control options that are built into Internet Explorer. You will also need to check your “User Account Control” setting.

Note: To use Internet Explorer 9 you must en- able “Display all websites in Compatibility View” before you connect to the DVR.

IE9 Compatibility

View Setting Screen

Configuring Windows “User Account Control”:

Check the “User Account Control” setting in Windows Vista or Windows 7 to be sure the setting is configured as shown below. If not you might receive an error message informing of a codec that is missing or not installed.

Windows Vista

1.Open the Control Panel

2.Select “User Accounts and Family Safety”

3.Select “Add or Remove User Account”

4.Select user account to change

5.Select Turn User Account Control on or off”. Note: Depending on your version of Vista, this screen might be accessible on the bottom of the “Select User Account to Change” screen under “Additional things you can do” > “Go to main user account page”.

6.Uncheck the box next to “Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer.”

7.You will need to re-start your computer for the change to take effect.

Windows 7

1.Open the Control Panel

2.Select “User Accounts”

3.Select “Change User Account Control Settings”

4.In the “Choose to be notified about changes to your computer” screen, move the slider to the lowest setting “Never notify”.

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Contents USER’S Manual Thank YOU IntroductionWelcome Product features KEY Product FeaturesMain Description Table of Contents Introduction Fire and electric shock hazard statement SafetySafety Precautions FCC ComplianceProduct Overview Package ContentsFront Panel DVR ControlsBack Panel Directions for Installing/ Changing Batteries Remote ControlRemote Control Remote Control OperationMouse and Virtual Keypad Mounting Cameras and Running Cable Camera and Power ConnectionsInstalling Cameras Connecting DevicesQuick Access Menu Initial SetupPower On/Off User LoginMain Menu Main Menu AccessPassword Setup Setting Up Passwords & User PermissionsModify Password Add User Add Group Account Modify To Set PasswordTo Modify the Group or User Setting Up the Live View Video Screen Camera Display SetupNtsc or PAL? Language Setting Up Language/Date/TimeWhy Set a Date & Time? Language, Date and TimeRecording Record ModeBasic Operation RecordingMotion Detect Setup Cctv ResolutionRegion Cover Record Search Search ModePlayback PlaybackHDD menu displays the following Backup To backup recorded dataHDD Management Hard Drive and USB OptionsAlarm and Email Options AlarmAdvanced Setup AlarmVideo Blind Screen Alarm Status Alarm Manage Screen Alarm ManagementAlarm Inputs Alarm OuputSystem System Info and System UpdateSystem Information Pan tilt zoom...PTZ Pan/Tilt/Zoom PTZ SetupPTZ Camera Setup PTZAdvanced Operations PTZ SetupNetwork Setup Remote AccessNetwork Setup for Remote Access UPnP Universal Plug and Play To configure Static IP settings in the DVRTo configure UPnP settings To configure PPPoE settingsTo obtain your Primary or Secondary DNS Ddns Dynamic Domain Name ServiceWAN Settings Example First obtain your Router DNSPort Forwarding Next configure Ddns settings in the DVRHow to Determine the IP Address of the DVR Port Forwarding Naming TipRemote Surveillance Remote Surveillance using Internet Explorer 8 orRemote Surveillance Logging Into Your System Remotely Using Remote SurveillanceSetup Required Prior to Remote Access Configuring ActiveX Control in Internet ExplorerRemote Surveillance Main Screen Live Viewing Talk Function Recording Live Viewing TabRemote Viewing-Playback Screen Playback TabRemote Viewing-Progress Bar Search Remote BackupRemote Viewing-Error Message Remote Viewing-Search Calendar Player SoftwareRemote Setup PTZ Screen Remote Setup Network Screen Setup TabRemote Setup Record Screen Remote Setup Alarm ScreenRemote Setup Host Info Screen Remote Setup Setting Screen Remote Setup Maintenance ScreenMobile Phone Setup and ControlMobile Setup Mobile AccessMobile Setup Hard Drive Hard Drive Removal and InstallationHDD Installation To replace the hard drive in the DVR AppendixTechnical Specifications SpecificationsFAQ,s FAQ SQuestion What is the meaning of? Answer Question Why do I have a USB device error? Answer Question Why is there no audio when playing back? AnswerQuestion Why is my system time not correct? Answer Question Why doesn’t motion detection work? AnswerTroubleshooting TroubleshootingWarranty WarrantyBRK Brands, Inc Jarden Corporation Company Nysejah

DVR0810, DVR0805 specifications

The First Alert DVR0810 and DVR0805 are sophisticated digital video recorders designed for home security and surveillance. Both models provide a comprehensive solution for monitoring premises, providing peace of mind and enhanced security features.

One of the standout features of the DVR0810 and DVR0805 is their ability to support up to 8 cameras simultaneously. This scalability allows homeowners and businesses to cover multiple areas, ensuring a robust security system. Each channel can record continuously or be programmed for motion-activated recording. This flexibility is essential for conserving storage space and focusing on key events.

The devices come equipped with a user-friendly interface that simplifies the setup and operation of the DVR system. Users can configure settings easily, allowing for quick adjustments based on particular surveillance needs. The built-in Wi-Fi capability in the DVR0810 enables remote access from various devices. Users can monitor live feeds, playback recorded footage, and receive alerts directly on their smartphones or tablets through the accompanying mobile app.

Both models utilize H.264 video compression technology. This ensures high-quality video recordings without consuming excessive storage space, allowing for longer retention periods of footage. The DVR0810 and DVR0805 support hard drives with substantial storage capacities, making them ideal for users who require continuous monitoring.

In terms of video resolution, the DVRs deliver crisp and clear images, with options often up to 1080p. This high-definition capability facilitates better image recognition, ensuring that details such as faces and license plates can be captured effectively.

The systems also feature motion detection alerts, which notify users when motion is detected within the camera's field of view. This proactive feature enhances security by allowing prompt responses to potential threats.

Moreover, the DVR0810 and DVR0805 are designed with robust security protocols to protect recorded footage from unauthorized access. Password protection and encryption provide an additional layer of assurance, safeguarding sensitive information.

In conclusion, the First Alert DVR0810 and DVR0805 are powerful and versatile digital video recorders that cater to various surveillance needs. With features like multi-camera support, high-definition recording, and remote access capabilities, these models stand out as reliable solutions for enhancing security in homes and businesses.
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