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DDNS

Enabled/Disabled:

This will enable the DVR to connect to the DDNS provider listed below. If disabled the DVR will not update the DDNS

 

website with the current information.

Provider:

Choose the DDNS service provider for the DVR to connect to. See DDNS SETUP for more information on the

 

service providers.

Hostname:

This is the hostname set up for your DVR. Used to connect to your DVR through a web browser.

Username:

This is the username configured on the DDNS service provider’s website. This is usually different than

 

your hostname.

Schedule Update:

Defines how often the DVR will update the DDNS website with it’s current IP address Information. This should not be

 

set to less then 60 minutes as some DDNS providers may temporarily block the DVR.

State:

Displays the current state of the DVR. IDLE indicates the DVR is not currently updating the DDNS website.

Apply:

Saves all changed DDNS settings.

Mail & FTP

Motion:

Enables or disables the DVR to send email notifications when motion is detected on one of the cameras. This

 

requires motion detection to be set up in the MOTION SETUP menu. The DVR will email based on the

 

parameters below.

Alarm:

Enables or disables the DVR to send email notifications when an external alarm is detected. This requires alarm

 

detection to be setup in the ALARM SETUP menu. The DVR will email based on the parameters below.

Mail Server:

The name of a valid mail server. Contact your email provider or Internet Service Provider (ISP) for your mail

 

server information.

Username:

The username used to log into the senders email account. Contact your email provider or Internet Service Provider

 

(ISP) for your mail server information.

Password:

The password used to log into the senders email account. Contact your email provider or Internet Service Provider

 

(ISP) for your mail server information.

Sender’s Mail:

The email address that the emails should originate from.

Receiver’s Mail:

The email address that the emails should be delivered to.

BCC Mail:

Use the Blind Carbon Copy to discretely email a second email address. The email address in the Receivers Mail will

 

not be informed of the BCC email address.

Event Subject:

Enter the subject line to be included in all the emails that are sent regarding motion or alarm detection.

FTP Setting

Motion:

Enables or disables the DVR to send email notifications when motion is detected on one of the cameras. This

 

requires motion detection to be set up in the MOTION SETUP menu. The DVR will email based on the

 

parameters below.

Alarm:

Enables or disables the DVR to send email notifications when an external alarm is detected. This requires alarm

 

detection to be set up in the ALARM SETUP menu. The DVR will email based on the parameters below.

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Contents V1.1 Need Warranty Terms Product Warranty InformationTable of Contents Table of Contents DDNS.org Ddns Account Setup Login ActiveX InstallationTime Search Event List Search Software Buttons and ConnectionsIntroduction Table of ContentsFeatures What is IncludedFeatures IR Sensor Detects IR remote control Additional AccessoriesButtons & Connections Front PanelBack Panel Remote ControlVideo Monitor Connection BNC Monitor output Video Out Buttons & Connections To connect a two wire alarmPTZ Connection Adjust cameras to the desired viewing angles Things to Consider Before InstallationPower bar Connecting Additional Devices to the DVR Camera InstallationConnecting a USB Mouse Connecting a Monitor to the DVR VGA Connecting a Monitor to the DVR RCA CompositeConnecting Your Alarm System to the DVR Connecting Your DVR to the Router Connecting and Powering on the DVRPower supply Getting Started Using the MouseScreen Viewing POP UP Menu BARMain menu consists of nine options Main MenuMain Menu To call up the Main MenuMain Menu Video AdjustCamera Camera TitleDisplay PTZ SetupDwell Time Baud Rate ProtocolAccess the Main Menu Select the Motion Setup icon PTZ Control from Live Viewing ModeMotion Detection PTZ controls look like thisMotion Detect To SET Motion DetectionBuzzer SensitivityPPS ResolutionTo Change the Normal Record PPS Or monitorsTo Change the Alarm Record PPS Alarm Record PPSAlarm Record Duration Press Enter or Click to save changes To exitRecord Mode Alarm Record QualityRecord Quality To choose a recording scheduleAudio Record Schedule SetupTo record with audio There are 3 different recording optionsTo set the schedules DVR may take a few moments to load the settingsAlarm Display Mode External Alarm ModeEvent LOG Setup Video Loss DetectBuzzer Time Setup To Setup the Event LogRelay Time Setup To return to the Menu and save your settingsHard Disk Management Setup To Setup the Relay Time SetupOverwrite Mode To Set the DVR to Warn You When the HDD is Getting FullTo Setup the Password Protect HDD Format SetupHDD Information HDD Information will Show YouTo Format the HDD Network SetupTerms To Setup PPPoE Settings SettingsTo Change from Static to Dhcp Addresses Mail Function and Setup To Setup your DdnsRtsp Username Mail ServerIf you receive an email from the DVR it will include FTP SetupTo Setup Backup Recording USB BackupTo Backup Saved Video Footage DVD/CD Backup Backup SetupTo Setup the Date and Time DATE/TIME SetupTo Backup Saved Video Footage with CD/DVD burner System Type Display SetupKeyboard Lock DVR ID NumberFirmware Upgrade System Password SetupLoad Default LanguageBackup Setup to USB Load Setup From USBDaylight Saving Time Setup HDD & USB Information Live ViewingTo Call up the HDD & USB Information Digital ZoomPlayback Controls PlaybackControls are as follows, from left to right Press Stop to exit out of the playback or playback menuSearch by Time PlaybackEvent List Search Events are as followsHow to View Backup Footage from USB Backup Video PlaybackTo backup your file to AVI Backup buttons are as followsSearching for footage Playback buttons are as follows from left to rightRequirements Network GuideFinding your DVR’s IP Address Preparing Your Computer for Viewing the DVRMethod 1 Recommended Network GuideClick Apply Click OK Viewing Your DVR on Your Computer MethodIf this is an option Installing the ActiveX controls Log in to the DVR Using Internet ExplorerUsername admin Password admin Finding Your External IP Viewing Your DVR Outside of Your NetworkOnce Successful TestingIf YOU Cannot Connect Ddns Dynamic DNS To Configure the DVR to Work with DdnsDDNS.CAMDDNS.COM DYNDNS.ORG requires a DYNDNS.ORG accountRequired if using DYNDNS.ORG DYNDNS.ORG Account SetupUsername admin Password admin To View DVR Through HostnameThis is what the online viewing software will look like Network Viewing & PlaybackMode Network Viewing & Playback To back up saved footage Additional OptionsSystem Update DVR Configuration OptionsSystem Information User ManagementIP Setting Load DefaultPort Assignment PPPoEMail & FTP FTP SettingIf using the default settings Setting UP Port Forwarding3G Mobile Device Port Forwarding Other Options3G Mobile Device Port Forwarding Mobile TroubleshootingFrom Your Mobile Device Mobile Viewer Application Mobile Viewing Installation GuideSony Ericsson K608i IPhone and iTouch Viewing Press Yes to begin the installation process Mobile Viewing Installation GuideSony Ericsson K608i Click Options Click on Connect Name This is arbitrary and can be named to your likingClick Ok or Allow to allow the connection BlackBerry Bold IPhone and iTouch Viewing SafariDisconnect the BlackBerry device from the computer On the BlackBerry Click Options Click on Connect Troubleshooting Guide Too purple, blue, etc Remote Internet connectionMy browser keeps freezing Night vision camerasBlack and white DVR SpecificationsBoxes Power Input DVR SpecificationsCamera Specifications MODEL# VU301 C Camera SpecificationsWiring Diagram Using the ONE to Four Port Power Supply with CamerasWiring Instructions Camera ManualNetworking Information Camera Drilling TemplateWEB Server PORTexample Ddns Server example DDNS.DVRLINK.NETCV501 16CH Visit US on the WEB Specification Sheets