199 | JVC VR-X1600U, VR-X3200U manual

N
NAS			75
Network
LAN1		28, 31, 84, 119
LAN2		28, 31, 84, 119, 137
Network settings
NVR			31, 84
Surveillance PC			137
O
Operation lock			116
Overlay buttons			160
P
Password
Login password of NVR			87
Login password of Smart Client			66, 133
Operation lock			116
Startup password of Management Application			.......... 70
PTZ camera
Joystick			161
Operation			144
Patrolling		41, 98, 124
Patrolling schedule			124
Preset position		39, 52, 98, 144
R
Recorded image
Export			164
Independent playback			154
Playback			153
Print			156
Searching			149
Recording
Frame rate		35, 94, 102
Manual recording			143
REC indicator			20
Recording conditions			35
Recording performance			37, 182
Schedule			123
Storage location (Recording Path)		36, 96, 100
S
SERIAL terminal	20, 21, 26, 71, 125, 129
Settings
Management Application			90, 91
Network		31, 84, 137
Smart Client			171, 176
Unit Setting			81
Smart Client
Description			135
Installation			136
Live screen			142, 169
Options			176
Playback screen			147, 170
Setting screen			171
Start up			133
User settings			66, 112
SNMP setting			126

Speaker
Connection	26
Settings	95, 104, 124
Still images	159
Surveillance PC
Installation	136
Network settings	137
System requirements	137

U

UPS

125

V
View
Creating	139
Editing	141

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Contents

For Customer Use Please read the following before getting startedLST1260-001B Important Safeguards Please use this unit in an appropriate power source Safety Precautions for USA Safety Precautions Precautions When Mounting Rack Information for Canada Renseignement Pour Canada Precautions Precautions for Proper Use of this Product Software Installation Precautions for Handling Hard Disk DriveAnti-virus Others Contents Viewer Part Reference Viewer Part Applications About the Software Microsoft Software License Terms Terms Search Suggestions Service Windows Time ServiceConsent to Update Infrared Emitter/Receiver Media Playback Updates Product Support Windows Update Agent Third Party Programs Not Fault Tolerant Copyright and Permission Notice Microsoft Software License TermsPage About the Software Page About the Software Structure of Manuals Legend of symbols in this manualStructure of This Manual Name of manual Intended reader Format Description Workflow from Installation to Operations About the Software Used with This Unit When you change settings of Management ApplicationOverview of the Software Software Overview Front Part Names and Functions Rear Panel Rear I/O Terminals Signal GND signal ground terminalReserve Terminal OPE ON/OFF Operate ON/OFF terminal Recorder Part Mount to the rack using screws C Mount the rack mount bracket using screw aMounting to a Rack Remove the foot screws B 4 pcs on the bottom of the unit Basic System Configuration Connecting Connecting a microphone and speaker Connecting a monitor Microphone Speaker Connecting additional HDDs Devices Connected to Terminals of This Unit Rear input terminals Connecting external security devicesTerminal Remarks Connecting to surveillance computers LAN2 Connecting to network cameras LAN1Network cameras Switching hub Computer Switching hub Time server NTP server Switching the Power On Switching the Power On/ OffSwitching the Power Off Shutting Down the System Activating the SystemPress the Operate button with the system shut down Double-click the Keyboard button on the desktop Click Network and Internet Connect This Unit to a NetworkControl panel opens up Enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway Configuring Basic Monitoring System SettingsStarting Up Management Application Click OK Click Add Hardware Devices Connecting CamerasClick Next Enter the user name and password of the cameras Configuring Settings of Cameras ConnectedClick Configure Video and Recording Click Next Click Next Confirm the cameras to register and click Finish Specify the frame rate and recording conditions Make the settings to receive images for each camera Description Purpose Data location setting screen for each camera appearsRecording Path Purpose Making settings to erase old recordings Building a RAID10 configurationMaking Full Use of Recording Performance Click Finish Applications Defining a Preset Position Defining a Preset PTZ PositionClick + in Advanced Configuration Double-click a camera name When Type 2 or Type 3 is selected Click Import/Refresh Click PTZ Preset Positions Select PTZ TypeSetting screen appears To delete a preset position To modify a preset positionAuto PTZ Patrolling To change the order of the list Double-click a camera name Click Add New Select PTZ PatrollingEnter the PTZ patrol profile name PTZ patrol profile name must be unique Resume patrolling paused manually or by any event Specify patrol timing PTZ Scanning Sensitivity setting screen appears Adjusting Motion DetectionSelect a camera from Select Camera Click Finish Events and Actions Events Configuration-Generic EventTypes of Event and Action Event types Click Add Specify the event name and contents Events Configuration-Generic Event Event Configuration-Input Event Click an input event to enable Click + of the hardware to configure settingsSelect the Enable event check box Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for each input event to enable Select the event setting target Event Configuration-Manual EventEvent name setting screen appears Enter the event name and click OK Enter a name and generation timing of the timer event Events Configuration-Timer EventSelect the event to set the timer event and click Open the properties screen of each event Click + in Hardware Devices Select PTZ on event Action Setup-Moving the PTZ Camera Preset Position Specify a combination of an event and a preset position Action Setup-Distributing Camera Images MatrixClick + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Matrix Preset position movement by event has been set Select an event for each recipient Click Matrix Event ControlSelect a camera to distribute live images to computers Recording and Storage Properties window appears Action Setup-Starting Recording Select the event to start/stop recording Action Setup-OutputRecording start by event has been set Specify essential properties Select hardware to configure and click AddOutput name Output connected to Recording Images Before/ After Occurrence of Event or Motion Mail Settings of Unit Setting Configuring Mail SettingsDouble-click 4. Unit Setup on the desktop Notifications related to hardware Configuring the outgoing and incoming mail servers Mail Setup for Management ApplicationSpecify the authentication method for mail delivery Enter the mail sender’s address Double-click E-mail Receive an e-mail upon the occurrence of an Event When an input event occurs/a motion is detectedSelect the Send e-mail if this event occurs check box When a manual event occurs Using More Than One NVRManual Event Properties window property appears Select the Enable as master server check box and click OK Click + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Master/SlaveConfigure settings from the NVR to be used as the master Master/slave setting screen appears NVR you just configured is registered as a slave Slave server setting screen appearsRegistering a Slave NVR Specify the address and port number of the slave server Adding a User Configuring Smart Client User Settings Limiting the Rights of Each User User property screen appears User has been configured Settings have been changed Screen for setting the camera access authorizations appearsAdding a User Group Deselect functions you want to limit the use of prohibit Group properties window appears Set the group access rights, then click OK Double-click Administrator Configuring the Startup Password of Management ApplicationAdministration Protection Properties screen appears Serial terminal When an External HDD has been added Connecting an External HDDAdding an HDD Follow the wizard to set drive partitions, etc Select the volume, then click Next Building a RAID ConfigurationSelect the HDDs to build the RAID configuration Click CreatePage Confirmation screen appears Click NAS Setting Using NASNAS connection user setting screen appears Adding an HDD You are returned to the Camera Properties screen Specify the path to the NAS drive in Archiving path Saving/Restoring the Settings of Unit Setting Saving/Restoring SettingsClick Save Setting Click Save Click Load Setting Saving/Reading the Settings of Management Application Reading Settings Select a file to load and click Load Reference Unit Setup Setup This UnitPreset Values Description Do not select Check box Unlimited Do not select 20Units 10 sec English none IP address setting Network Settings Host name setting Preset Values Using the time server Setting the Date and Time of This UnitInternet Time Settings window opens up Click Clock, Language, and Region Click Adjust system volume Setting the VolumeControl panel opens up Volume Mixer window appears Adjust the volume while listening sound from the speaker Setting the Password Setting the Password to Login to This UnitClick Administrator Click Create a password Enter the password Validating the PasswordClick Create password Page Recording Adjust Motion Detection Configure VideoConfigure User Access Management Application Wizards Management Application Advanced Configuration Hardware Devices Fixed 10.00 Second 20 Second Event can be recorded. You can specify units Occurrence of an eventSeconds Path Using dynamic 7 Days Repair, scan 240 milliseconds On the camera For editing the patrolling details Preset Positions 30 seconds Medium Cameras and Storage Information 100 Motion Detection 101 300 sec 1800 sec 102 Configure settings for each cameraTime Unit Second Event 103Event and motion Detection Schedule only Start Event Schedule only Speaker are used Default Speaker Audio Selection Audio selection Default Microphone104 Always Events and Output 105 10 1 sec Select check Search 106 Scheduling and Archiving 107 Always off Camera name Online Period a Online schedule Schedule 108 Always on Matrix 109Logs Mail 110 0 minutes 111 Server Access Server Western European ISO iso-8859-1 Master/Slave 112Users User Camera Access a Services113 Live Camera Changing the Monitor Resolution Changing the Monitor SettingsClick Resolution and drag the slider to select a resolution 114 Right-click on the desktop and select Screen resolution Establishing a Dual-monitor Configuration115 Connect multiple monitors to this unit in advance Locking Operations 116 117 Changing the System ConfigurationManually Registering a Camera Replacing a Hardware Device 118Adding a Camera License Confirm the serial number MAC address 119 How to Use a NetworkDeleting a Hardware Device Proper Use of LAN1/LAN2 120 Select the Enable internet access check boxPerforming Remote Monitoring through WAN Internet address 121 Changing the Recording SettingsDefining a Recording Schedule Scheduling and Archiving Properties screen appears Prepare a schedule 122Online Period Speedup E-mail Notification 123 124 Setting Speech Communication with Cameras PTZ Patrolling Patrol profile Switch on the power of the UPS and then this unit Adding a Drive Using UPS125 Type Connection method Click Snmp Setting Setting Snmp126 Click Copy extended MIB file to flash memory a list of statuses that can be obtained from this unit 127 a list of TRAPs supported by this unit Changing the Log Storage Period 128Change the retention days Log Properties window appears Click JVC Log Setting Saving Maintenance Information129 Specify the retention days 130 HDD MaintenanceChecking HDD Usage Checking the Load Factor of This Unit 131 Initializing the SettingsPerforming Defragmentation Viewer Part 133 Specify your login information in the following fieldsStarting Smart Client Double-click the Smart Client shortcut on the desktop Click the Connect button 134 To log out Click Log Out To finish Click Close Viewer Description 135 Computer 136 Initial LAN2 Settings of This Unit Computer Network Settings Computer Settings 137 Installing the Smart Client Installing the Viewer on a Computer138 Creating a View 139Groups and Views Group and view structure Creating a View 140 Editing Views 141Click to the left of Server in the System Overview section List of available cameras appears Viewing Live Images 142Showing the Live Window Click the Live tab 143 Switching ViewsManually Recording Images of a Specific Camera Operation section on the live screen Using the Preset Features Viewing Images by Using PTZ Features144 Operating Cameras on the Live Image Screen 145 Other Useful Features Manual events 146 Output control Camera shortcut menu Viewing Recorded Images 147Displaying the Playback Screen Click the Playback tab Operation section on the playback screen 148Section Icon Description On the desktop, etc Search for recorded images by date and time Searching for Recorded ImagesSearching from the Image List Click Go To Searching for Images by With/ Without Recording 150 Timeline Description Search by timeline Select a timeline display Searching for Recorded Images 151Searching for Recorded Images from the Alert List Smart Search 152Blue grids are displayed Playing back Recorded Images 153 To skip parts with no recording Listening to recorded audio sounds 154Description Time Viewer Part 156 Automatically Switching Images of Multiple CamerasClick the Playback tab Click Print... in the Print section Release the mouse button at a preferred position Enlarging Images of a Selected Camera Hotspot 157Specify a display period in seconds Changing the Camera While the Carousel Function is Active Displaying a Web Page Html Page in View 158Enter a URL and click OK Displaying a Still Image instead of Camera Images 159Select an image file and click Open To enter a new URL, click New… button Creating a Frequently-used 160Operation Button Window 161 Customizing Joystick Settings Disabling Joystick Operation 162Select the action to assign in the Action field Viewer Part Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory Export 164Saving as a Video or Still Image Select the export format Saving Images in Database Format 165 166 Specify contents to save Viewing Exported Data by Computer 167Starting the Export Viewer Viewing Exported Data Data Playback/Stopping Data Playback 168Exiting the Export Viewer 169 Operations and Settings Available on Each ScreenLive Screen Section Description Playback Screen 170 Section Preset Values Description Setting Screen171 172 Section Preset Values Description Properties Full No split 173 When the Matrix window is selected Image qualitySet the image quality of the distributed Set the frame rate of the distributed image Ratio Do not select check box Camera image Show Use default When a hot spot is selected Image quality174 Selected Image location 175 When automatic screen conversion is selected Image quality 176 Option Setting Last 177 Available Unavailable Global 178 Normal No filter 179 Setting the Matrix Display AreaChecking Version Information Others Compatible Network Cameras 181Compatible Not compatible Recording Time Schedule 182 Jpeg VGA 32KB Recording Unit Hour H.264 Recording Unit Hour Settings of This Unit Default Value List183 184 Settings of This Unit Network 185 Management Application Advanced Configuration Hardware Devices Initial value 186 Cameras and Storage Information 187 Mpeg 188 Events and Output 189 None Event protocol 190 Scheduling and Archiving 191Scheduling All Cameras Schedule all cameras Online Always off Speedup Mail Matrix 192 Logs 193 Server Access E-mail Central Master/Slave 194 Users Actions when Warning Indicator Lights Up Troubleshooting195 196 Dimensional Outline Drawing Unit mm Attachments/Accessories197 350 Index 198 199 JVC Kenwood Corporation