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LST1260-001B
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
Others
Precautions for Handling Hard Disk Drive
Software Installation
Anti-virus
Contents
Viewer Part Reference
Viewer Part Applications
About the Software
Microsoft Software License Terms
Terms
Media Playback Updates
Windows Time Service
Search 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 Terms
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About the Software
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About the Software
Name of manual Intended reader Format Description
Legend of symbols in this manual
Structure of Manuals
Structure of This Manual
Workflow from Installation to Operations
Software Overview
When you change settings of Management Application
About 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 terminal
Rear 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 a
Mount 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
Rear input terminals
Connecting external security devices
Terminal Remarks
Computer Switching hub Time server NTP server
Connecting to network cameras LAN1
Connecting to surveillance computers LAN2
Network cameras Switching hub
Switching the Power On
Switching the Power On/ Off
Switching the Power Off
Double-click the Keyboard button on the desktop
Activating the System
Shutting Down the System
Press the Operate button with the system shut down
Click Network and Internet
Connect This Unit to a Network
Control panel opens up
Click OK
Configuring Basic Monitoring System Settings
Enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway
Starting Up Management Application
Click Add Hardware Devices
Connecting Cameras
Click Next
Click Next Confirm the cameras to register and click Finish
Configuring Settings of Cameras Connected
Enter 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 appears
Description 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 Position
Defining a Preset Position
Click + in Advanced Configuration
When Type 2 or Type 3 is selected Click Import/Refresh
Click PTZ Preset Positions Select PTZ Type
Setting screen appears
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 Patrolling
Double-click a camera name Click Add New
Enter the PTZ patrol profile name
Resume patrolling paused manually or by any event
Specify patrol timing
PTZ Scanning
Sensitivity setting screen appears
Adjusting Motion Detection
Select a camera from Select Camera
Click Finish
Event types
Events Configuration-Generic Event
Events 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 settings
Click an input event to enable
Select the Enable event check box
Enter the event name and click OK
Event Configuration-Manual Event
Select the event setting target
Event name setting screen appears
Open the properties screen of each event
Events Configuration-Timer Event
Enter 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 Matrix
Specify a combination of an event and a preset position
Click + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Matrix
Select an event for each recipient
Click Matrix Event Control
Select 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-Output
Recording start by event has been set
Output connected to
Select hardware to configure and click Add
Specify essential properties
Output name
Recording Images Before/ After Occurrence of Event or Motion
Notifications related to hardware
Configuring Mail Settings
Mail Settings of Unit Setting
Double-click 4. Unit Setup on the desktop
Enter the mail sender’s address
Mail Setup for Management Application
Configuring the outgoing and incoming mail servers
Specify the authentication method for mail delivery
Double-click E-mail
Receive an e-mail upon the occurrence of an Event
When an input event occurs/a motion is detected
Select the Send e-mail if this event occurs check box
When a manual event occurs
Using More Than One NVR
Manual Event Properties window property appears
Master/slave setting screen appears
Click + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Master/Slave
Select 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 appears
NVR 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 appears
Settings have been changed
Adding a User Group
Group properties window appears
Set the group access rights, then click OK
Double-click Administrator
Configuring the Startup Password of Management Application
Administration Protection Properties screen appears
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 Configuration
Select the volume, then click Next
Select the HDDs to build the RAID configuration
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Confirmation screen appears
Click NAS Setting
Using NAS
NAS 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
Click Save
Saving/Restoring Settings
Saving/Restoring the Settings of Unit Setting
Click Save Setting
Select a file to load and click Load
Saving/Reading the Settings of Management Application
Click Load Setting
Reading Settings
Reference
Do not select Check box
Setup This Unit
Unit 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 Volume
Click Adjust system volume
Control panel opens up Volume Mixer window appears
Click Create a password
Setting the Password to Login to This Unit
Setting the Password
Click Administrator
Enter the password
Validating the Password
Click Create password
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Management Application Wizards
Configure Video
Recording Adjust Motion Detection
Configure User Access
Management Application Advanced Configuration
Hardware Devices
Fixed
10.00 Second
20 Second
Event can be recorded. You can specify units
Occurrence of an event
Seconds
Repair, scan
Using dynamic
Path
7 Days
240 milliseconds
On the camera
For editing the patrolling details Preset Positions
30 seconds
Medium
Cameras and Storage Information
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1800 sec
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Motion Detection
300 sec
Second
Configure settings for each camera
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Time Unit
Schedule only
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Event
Event and motion Detection Schedule only Start Event
Always
Audio Selection Audio selection Default Microphone
Speaker are used Default Speaker
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Select check
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Events and Output
10 1 sec
Search
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Scheduling and Archiving
107
Always off
Camera name Online Period a Online schedule Schedule
108
Always on
Matrix
109
Logs
Mail
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0 minutes
Western European ISO iso-8859-1
Server Access
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Server
Master/Slave
112
Users
Live Camera
Services
User Camera Access a
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Changing the Monitor Settings
Changing 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 Configuration
Right-click on the desktop and select Screen resolution
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Locking Operations
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Changing the System Configuration
Manually Registering a Camera
Confirm the serial number MAC address
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Replacing a Hardware Device
Adding a Camera License
Proper Use of LAN1/LAN2
How to Use a Network
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Deleting a Hardware Device
Internet address
Select the Enable internet access check box
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Performing Remote Monitoring through WAN
Scheduling and Archiving Properties screen appears
Changing the Recording Settings
121
Defining a Recording Schedule
Speedup
122
Prepare a schedule
Online Period
E-mail Notification
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Patrol profile
Setting Speech Communication with Cameras
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PTZ Patrolling
Type Connection method
Adding a Drive Using UPS
Switch on the power of the UPS and then this unit
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Click Copy extended MIB file to flash memory
Setting Snmp
Click Snmp Setting
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a list of statuses that can be obtained from this unit
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a list of TRAPs supported by this unit
Log Properties window appears
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Changing the Log Storage Period
Change the retention days
Specify the retention days
Saving Maintenance Information
Click JVC Log Setting
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Checking the Load Factor of This Unit
HDD Maintenance
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Checking HDD Usage
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Initializing the Settings
Performing Defragmentation
Viewer Part
Double-click the Smart Client shortcut on the desktop
Specify your login information in the following fields
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Starting Smart Client
To finish Click Close
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Click the Connect button
To log out Click Log Out
Viewer Description
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Computer
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Computer Network Settings
Initial LAN2 Settings of This Unit
Computer Settings
Installing the Smart Client
Installing the Viewer on a Computer
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Group and view structure
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Creating a View
Groups and Views
Creating a View
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List of available cameras appears
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Editing Views
Click to the left of Server in the System Overview section
Click the Live tab
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Viewing Live Images
Showing the Live Window
Operation section on the live screen
Switching Views
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Manually Recording Images of a Specific Camera
Operating Cameras on the Live Image Screen
Viewing Images by Using PTZ Features
Using the Preset Features
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Other Useful Features
Camera shortcut menu
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Manual events
Output control
Click the Playback tab
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Viewing Recorded Images
Displaying the Playback Screen
On the desktop, etc
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Operation section on the playback screen
Section Icon Description
Click Go To
Searching for Recorded Images
Search for recorded images by date and time
Searching from the Image List
Search by timeline Select a timeline display
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Searching for Images by With/ Without Recording
Timeline Description
Searching for Recorded Images
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Searching for Recorded Images from the Alert List
Smart Search
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Blue grids are displayed
Playing back Recorded Images
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To skip parts with no recording
Listening to recorded audio sounds
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Description Time
Viewer Part
Release the mouse button at a preferred position
Automatically Switching Images of Multiple Cameras
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Click the Playback tab Click Print... in the Print section
Changing the Camera While the Carousel Function is Active
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Enlarging Images of a Selected Camera Hotspot
Specify a display period in seconds
Displaying a Web Page Html Page in View
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Enter a URL and click OK
To enter a new URL, click New… button
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Displaying a Still Image instead of Camera Images
Select an image file and click Open
Creating a Frequently-used
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Operation Button Window
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Customizing Joystick Settings
Disabling Joystick Operation
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Select the action to assign in the Action field
Viewer Part
Select the export format
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Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory Export
Saving as a Video or Still Image
Saving Images in Database Format
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Specify contents to save
Viewing Exported Data
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Viewing Exported Data by Computer
Starting the Export Viewer
Data Playback/Stopping Data Playback
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Exiting the Export Viewer
Section Description
Operations and Settings Available on Each Screen
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Live Screen
Playback Screen
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Section Preset Values Description
Setting Screen
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No split
Section Preset Values Description Properties
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Full
Set the frame rate of the distributed image
When the Matrix window is selected Image quality
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Set the image quality of the distributed
Selected Image location
When a hot spot is selected Image quality
Ratio Do not select check box Camera image Show Use default
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When automatic screen conversion is selected Image quality
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Option Setting
Unavailable
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Last
Available
No filter
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Global
Normal
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Setting the Matrix Display Area
Checking Version Information
Others
Not compatible
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Compatible Network Cameras
Compatible
H.264 Recording Unit Hour
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Recording Time Schedule
Jpeg VGA 32KB Recording Unit Hour
Settings of This Unit
Default Value List
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Settings of This Unit Network
Initial value
Management Application Advanced Configuration
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Hardware Devices
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Cameras and Storage Information
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Mpeg
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Events and Output
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None Event protocol
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Online Always off Speedup Mail
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Scheduling and Archiving
Scheduling All Cameras Schedule all cameras
Matrix
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Logs
Central
Server Access
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E-mail
Master/Slave
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Users
Actions when Warning Indicator Lights Up
Troubleshooting
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350
Attachments/Accessories
Dimensional Outline Drawing Unit mm
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Index
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