Structure of Manuals, Structure of This Manual | JVC VR-X1600U

Structure of Manuals

The structure of manuals for this unit is as follows.

Name of manual	Intended reader	Format	Description

Set Up Guide	System	Booklet	Installation and setup procedures for this unit,
	administrators		and basic setup and operation procedures for
	and operators		this unit, management software and viewer
			necessary for operations

INSTRUCTIONS (present	System	HTML, PDF	Installation and setup procedures for this unit,
document)	administrators	(Integrated in	and details of setup and operation procedures
	and operators	this unit)	for effective use of this unit

Quick Reference (For	Monitoring	Booklet	The most fundamental operation procedures for
monitoring )	operators		the viewer necessary for monitoring works

Structure of This Manual

The structure of this manual is as follows.

	Item	Description

Getting Started (A Page 2)		Describes precautions for proper use of this product, etc. Be sure to read prior to use.

<Recorder Part>

	Basics (A Page 23)	Describes basic operations and setup from installation and connection of this unit to
		receiving images from the camera.

	Applications (A Page 38)	Describes concrete setup procedures for specific operation types, including setup of the
		operation at the time of alarm reception.

	Reference (A Page 80)	Describes detailed setup items to master this unit and Management Application.

<Viewer Part>

	Basics (A Page 132)	Describes procedures from installation of the viewer to a computer to basic setup for
		monitoring.

	Applications (A Page 155)	Describes viewer setup procedures for specific operation types, including screen
		customization.

	Reference (A Page 163)	Describes detailed setup items to master Smart Client.

Others (A Page 180)		Indicates compatible devices, recording time, and default value list, as well as
		troubleshooting actions and specifications of this unit.

Legend of symbols in this manual

Caution	Indicates precautions for the operation.
Note	Indicates useful information regarding functions and limitations on use.

AIndicates the reference page and reference item.

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JVC VR-X1600U, VR-X3200U Structure of Manuals, Structure of This Manual, Legend of symbols in this manual

Contents

LST1260-001B Please read the following before getting startedFor Customer Use 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 Others Precautions for Handling Hard Disk DriveSoftware Installation Anti-virus Contents Viewer Part Reference Viewer Part Applications About the Software Microsoft Software License Terms Terms Media Playback Updates Windows Time ServiceSearch Suggestions Service Consent to Update Infrared Emitter/Receiver 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 Name of manual Intended reader Format Description Legend of symbols in this manualStructure of Manuals Structure of This Manual Workflow from Installation to Operations Software Overview When you change settings of Management ApplicationAbout the Software Used with This Unit Overview of the Software Front Part Names and Functions Rear Panel OPE ON/OFF Operate ON/OFF terminal Signal GND signal ground terminalRear I/O Terminals Reserve Terminal Recorder Part Remove the foot screws B 4 pcs on the bottom of the unit Mount the rack mount bracket using screw aMount to the rack using screws C Mounting to a Rack Basic System Configuration Connecting Devices Connected to Terminals of This Unit Connecting a monitor Connecting a microphone and speaker Microphone Speaker Connecting additional HDDs Terminal Remarks Connecting external security devices Rear input terminals Computer Switching hub Time server NTP server Connecting to network cameras LAN1 Connecting to surveillance computers LAN2 Network cameras Switching hub Switching the Power Off Switching the Power On/ OffSwitching the Power On Double-click the Keyboard button on the desktop Activating the SystemShutting Down the System Press the Operate button with the system shut down Control panel opens up Connect This Unit to a NetworkClick Network and Internet Click OK Configuring Basic Monitoring System SettingsEnter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway Starting Up Management Application Click Next Connecting CamerasClick Add Hardware Devices Click Next Confirm the cameras to register and click Finish Configuring Settings of Cameras ConnectedEnter the user name and password of the cameras Click Configure Video and Recording Click Next Specify the frame rate and recording conditions Make the settings to receive images for each camera Purpose Data location setting screen for each camera appearsDescription Purpose Recording Path Click Finish Building a RAID10 configuration Making settings to erase old recordings Making Full Use of Recording Performance Applications Double-click a camera name Defining a Preset PTZ PositionDefining a Preset Position Click + in Advanced Configuration Setting screen appears Click PTZ Preset Positions Select PTZ TypeWhen Type 2 or Type 3 is selected Click Import/Refresh To change the order of the list To modify a preset position To delete a preset position Auto PTZ Patrolling PTZ patrol profile name must be unique Select PTZ PatrollingDouble-click a camera name Click Add New Enter the PTZ patrol profile name PTZ Scanning Specify patrol timing Resume patrolling paused manually or by any event Select a camera from Select Camera Adjusting Motion DetectionSensitivity setting screen appears Click Finish Event types Events Configuration-Generic EventEvents and Actions Types of Event and Action Click Add Specify the event name and contents Events Configuration-Generic Event Event Configuration-Input Event Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for each input event to enable Click + of the hardware to configure settingsClick an input event to enable Select the Enable event check box Enter the event name and click OK Event Configuration-Manual EventSelect the event setting target Event name setting screen appears Open the properties screen of each event Events Configuration-Timer EventEnter a name and generation timing of the timer event Select the event to set the timer event and click Click + in Hardware Devices Select PTZ on event Action Setup-Moving the PTZ Camera Preset Position Preset position movement by event has been set Action Setup-Distributing Camera Images MatrixSpecify a combination of an event and a preset position Click + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Matrix Select a camera to distribute live images to computers Click Matrix Event ControlSelect an event for each recipient Recording and Storage Properties window appears Action Setup-Starting Recording Recording start by event has been set Action Setup-OutputSelect the event to start/stop recording Output connected to Select hardware to configure and click AddSpecify essential properties Output name Recording Images Before/ After Occurrence of Event or Motion Notifications related to hardware Configuring Mail SettingsMail Settings of Unit Setting Double-click 4. Unit Setup on the desktop Enter the mail sender’s address Mail Setup for Management ApplicationConfiguring the outgoing and incoming mail servers Specify the authentication method for mail delivery Double-click E-mail Select the Send e-mail if this event occurs check box When an input event occurs/a motion is detected Receive an e-mail upon the occurrence of an Event Manual Event Properties window property appears Using More Than One NVR When a manual event occurs Master/slave setting screen appears Click + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Master/SlaveSelect the Enable as master server check box and click OK Configure settings from the NVR to be used as the master Specify the address and port number of the slave server Slave server setting screen appearsNVR you just configured is registered as a slave Registering a Slave NVR Adding a User Configuring Smart Client User Settings Limiting the Rights of Each User User property screen appears User has been configured Deselect functions you want to limit the use of prohibit Screen for setting the camera access authorizations appearsSettings have been changed Adding a User Group Group properties window appears Set the group access rights, then click OK Administration Protection Properties screen appears Configuring the Startup Password of Management ApplicationDouble-click Administrator Follow the wizard to set drive partitions, etc Connecting an External HDD Serial terminal When an External HDD has been added Adding an HDD Click Create Building a RAID ConfigurationSelect the volume, then click Next Select the HDDs to build the RAID configurationPage Confirmation screen appears NAS connection user setting screen appears Using NASClick NAS Setting Adding an HDD You are returned to the Camera Properties screen Specify the path to the NAS drive in Archiving path Click Save Saving/Restoring SettingsSaving/Restoring the Settings of Unit Setting Click Save Setting Select a file to load and click Load Saving/Reading the Settings of Management ApplicationClick Load Setting Reading Settings Reference Do not select Check box Setup This UnitUnit Setup Preset Values Description 10 sec Do not select Unlimited 20Units English none Preset Values Network Settings IP address setting Host name setting Click Clock, Language, and Region Setting the Date and Time of This Unit Using the time server Internet Time Settings window opens up Adjust the volume while listening sound from the speaker Setting the VolumeClick Adjust system volume Control panel opens up Volume Mixer window appears Click Create a password Setting the Password to Login to This UnitSetting the Password Click Administrator Click Create password Validating the PasswordEnter the password Page Management Application Wizards Configure VideoRecording Adjust Motion Detection Configure User Access Management Application Advanced Configuration Hardware Devices Fixed 10.00 Second 20 Second Seconds Occurrence of an eventEvent can be recorded. You can specify units Repair, scan Using dynamicPath 7 Days 240 milliseconds On the camera For editing the patrolling details Preset Positions 30 seconds Medium Cameras and Storage Information 100 1800 sec 101 Motion Detection 300 sec Second Configure settings for each camera102 Time Unit Schedule only 103 Event Event and motion Detection Schedule only Start Event Always Audio Selection Audio selection Default MicrophoneSpeaker are used Default Speaker 104 Select check 105Events and Output 10 1 sec Search 106 Always off 107Scheduling and Archiving Always on 108Camera name Online Period a Online schedule Schedule Logs 109Matrix 0 minutes 110Mail Western European ISO iso-8859-1 Server Access111 Server Users 112Master/Slave Live Camera ServicesUser Camera Access a 113 114 Changing the Monitor SettingsChanging the Monitor Resolution Click Resolution and drag the slider to select a resolution Connect multiple monitors to this unit in advance Establishing a Dual-monitor ConfigurationRight-click on the desktop and select Screen resolution 115 Locking Operations 116 Manually Registering a Camera Changing the System Configuration117 Confirm the serial number MAC address 118Replacing a Hardware Device Adding a Camera License Proper Use of LAN1/LAN2 How to Use a Network119 Deleting a Hardware Device Internet address Select the Enable internet access check box120 Performing Remote Monitoring through WAN Scheduling and Archiving Properties screen appears Changing the Recording Settings121 Defining a Recording Schedule Speedup 122Prepare a schedule Online Period E-mail Notification 123 Patrol profile Setting Speech Communication with Cameras124 PTZ Patrolling Type Connection method Adding a Drive Using UPSSwitch on the power of the UPS and then this unit 125 Click Copy extended MIB file to flash memory Setting SnmpClick Snmp Setting 126 a list of TRAPs supported by this unit 127 a list of statuses that can be obtained from this unit Log Properties window appears 128Changing the Log Storage Period Change the retention days Specify the retention days Saving Maintenance InformationClick JVC Log Setting 129 Checking the Load Factor of This Unit HDD Maintenance130 Checking HDD Usage Performing Defragmentation Initializing the Settings131 Viewer Part Double-click the Smart Client shortcut on the desktop Specify your login information in the following fields133 Starting Smart Client To finish Click Close 134Click the Connect button To log out Click Log Out Viewer Description 135 Computer 136 137 Computer Network Settings Initial LAN2 Settings of This Unit Computer Settings 138 Installing the Viewer on a ComputerInstalling the Smart Client Group and view structure 139Creating a View Groups and Views Creating a View 140 List of available cameras appears 141Editing Views Click to the left of Server in the System Overview section Click the Live tab 142Viewing Live Images Showing the Live Window Operation section on the live screen Switching Views143 Manually Recording Images of a Specific Camera Operating Cameras on the Live Image Screen Viewing Images by Using PTZ FeaturesUsing the Preset Features 144 145 Other Useful Features Camera shortcut menu 146 Manual events Output control Click the Playback tab 147Viewing Recorded Images Displaying the Playback Screen On the desktop, etc 148 Operation section on the playback screen Section Icon Description Click Go To Searching for Recorded ImagesSearch for recorded images by date and time Searching from the Image List Search by timeline Select a timeline display 150Searching for Images by With/ Without Recording Timeline Description Searching for Recorded Images from the Alert List 151Searching for Recorded Images Blue grids are displayed 152Smart Search To skip parts with no recording 153Playing back Recorded Images Description Time 154Listening to recorded audio sounds Viewer Part Release the mouse button at a preferred position Automatically Switching Images of Multiple Cameras156 Click the Playback tab Click Print... in the Print section Changing the Camera While the Carousel Function is Active 157Enlarging Images of a Selected Camera Hotspot Specify a display period in seconds Enter a URL and click OK 158Displaying a Web Page Html Page in View To enter a new URL, click New… button 159Displaying a Still Image instead of Camera Images Select an image file and click Open Operation Button Window 160Creating a Frequently-used 161 Customizing Joystick Settings Select the action to assign in the Action field 162 Disabling Joystick Operation Viewer Part Select the export format 164Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory Export Saving as a Video or Still Image Saving Images in Database Format 165 166 Specify contents to save Viewing Exported Data 167Viewing Exported Data by Computer Starting the Export Viewer Exiting the Export Viewer 168Data Playback/Stopping Data Playback Section Description Operations and Settings Available on Each Screen169 Live Screen Playback Screen 170 171 Setting ScreenSection Preset Values Description No split Section Preset Values Description Properties172 Full Set the frame rate of the distributed image When the Matrix window is selected Image quality173 Set the image quality of the distributed Selected Image location When a hot spot is selected Image qualityRatio Do not select check box Camera image Show Use default 174 175 When automatic screen conversion is selected Image quality 176 Option Setting Unavailable 177 Last Available No filter 178 Global Normal Checking Version Information Setting the Matrix Display Area179 Others Not compatible 181Compatible Network Cameras Compatible H.264 Recording Unit Hour 182Recording Time Schedule Jpeg VGA 32KB Recording Unit Hour 183 Default Value ListSettings of This Unit 184 Settings of This Unit Network Initial value Management Application Advanced Configuration185 Hardware Devices 186 Cameras and Storage Information 187 Mpeg 188 Events and Output 189 None Event protocol 190 Online Always off Speedup Mail 191 Scheduling and Archiving Scheduling All Cameras Schedule all cameras Logs 192 Matrix Central Server Access193 E-mail Users 194 Master/Slave 195 Troubleshooting Actions when Warning Indicator Lights Up 196 350 Attachments/Accessories Dimensional Outline Drawing Unit mm 197 Index 198 199 JVC Kenwood Corporation