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Night Owl Optics BJPRO-86-1TB, Night Owl Pro Remote Access manual Startup Wizard

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Chapter 10: Startup Wizard

Chapter 10: Startup Wizard

Use the Startup Wizard to enter the security system’s basic settings, network settings, record settings, and HDD settings.

The Startup Wizard will open when the DVR is powered on.

Refer to the Startup Guide for step-by-step instructions on using the Startup Wizard.

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Night Owl Optics BJPRO-86-1TB, Night Owl Pro Remote Access manual Startup Wizard

Contents

Page Page Contents Contents Contents 18.1You can also visit Night Owl’s website at ContentsChapter 1: FCC Radiation Norm FCC Compliance StatementChapter 2: Package Contents Chapter 3: System Requirements ∙Windows XP,VISTA, 7, or ∙Mac OS 10.6 and above∙Internet Explorer 7, 8, 9 or 10 web browser ∙Includes CD-ROMdriveChapter 4 DVR Safety Instructions ∙Use the provided power adapter∙Keep product surfaces clean and dry ∙Do not install near any heat sources∙Do not attempt to remove the top cover ∙Handle the DVR carefullyChapter 4 DVR Safety Instructions Chapter 5: Troubleshooting Chapter 5: Troubleshooting Chapter 6: DVR Components 6.1 Back Panel of DVR6.2 Front Panel of DVR Chapter 6: DVR Components6.3 Mouse Chapter 6: DVR Components6.4 Remote Control ButtonFunction Chapter 6: DVR ComponentsChapter 7: DVR Installation 7.1Connecting the Power Supply7.2 Connecting the DVR to a TV or Monitor Chapter 7: DVR InstallationChapter 8: Camera Installation 8.1Connecting Cameras to the DVR8.2Mounting the Cameras Chapter 8: Camera InstallationChapter 9: DVR Start-up 9.1 System Initialization9.2 On-ScreenDisplay Chapter 9: DVR Start-upChapter 10: Startup Wizard Chapter 11: Login Screen Chapter 12: Main Menu Chapter 13: Menu Icons Disk Management Information Menu Maintenance MenuBasic Menu Advanced Menu Record Search Menu ExitChapter 14: Basic Menu Basic Menu14.1 System Menu Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.2 Date/Time Menu Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.2.2 DST Menu Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.3.1 Display Menu Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.3.1.1 Mask Screen Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.3.1.2 Color Screen Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.3.1.3 Time/Name Screen Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.3.2 Auto SEQ Menu Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.4.1 Record Menu BasicChapter 14: Basic Menu 14.4.2 Bit Rate Menu Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.4.3 Resolution D1 Resolution 704x480 pixelsHD1 Resolution 704x240 pixels CIF Resolution 352x240 pixels14.4.4 Schedule Menu ∙Recording TypesChapter 14: Basic Menu 14.5 User Menu Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.5.1User Management Menu Basic Tab Chapter 14: Basic Menu14.5.1User Management Menu Authority Tab Chapter 14: Basic MenuChapter 15: Advanced Menu Advanced Menu15.1Alarm Menu 15.1.1 Motion Menu Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.1.1.1 Area Screen Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.1.1.2 Schedule Screen ∙Recording typesChapter 15 Advanced Menu ∙Alarm output duration This has no function 15.1.1.3 Trigger ScreenChapter 15: Advanced Menu 15.1.2 Video Loss Menu Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.1.3 Camera Block Menu BlockChapter 15 Advanced Menu 15.1.4 Others Menu Chapter 15: Advanced MenuChapter 15: Advanced Menu This should be the router’s IP Address15.2.2 PPPoE Menu Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.2.3 Port Menu Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.2.4 Sub-StreamMenu Sub-StreamChapter 15: Advanced Menu 15.3.1 DDNS Menu Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.3.2 E-MailMenu Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.3.3 UPnP Menu Chapter 15: Advanced Menu15.4 PTZ Menu Chapter 15: Advanced MenuChapter 16: Record Search Menu Record Search MenuCalendar Chapter 16: Record Search MenuFile List Chapter 16: Record Search MenuChapter 16 Record Search Menu The playback screen has the following buttonsChapter 17: Disk Management Menu Disk Management MenuChapter 17: Disk Management Menu Chapter 18: Information Menu Information Menu18.1 Device Menu Chapter 18 Information Menu18.2.1 LAN Menu Chapter 18 Information Menu18.2.2 PPPoE Menu Chapter 18 Information Menu18.3 Online Menu OnlineChapter 18 Information Menu 18.4 Record Menu Chapter 18: Information MenuChapter 19: Maintenance Menu Maintenance Menu19.1 Basic Menu Chapter 19: Maintenance Menu19.1.1 Firmware Upgrade Chapter 19: Maintenance Menu19.2 Settings Menu Chapter 19: Maintenance MenuChapter 20: Remote Access 20.1 Connecting the DVR and Router/Modem Chapter 20: Remote Access20.2 Windows Network Configuration Chapter 20: Remote AccessChapter 20 Remote Access 6.Find the Default GatewayChanging the Network Settings on the DVR Chapter 20: Remote Access20.3 Apple Mac Network Configuration 3.Select Ethernet wired2.Select the Open Network Preferences option Chapter 20: Remote AccessChapter 20: Remote Access ∙Subnet Mask: This should be set toChapter 21: Port Forwarding Chapter 21: Port Forwarding 5.You will need to enter a new port forwarding entry for each port that your DVR uses: Media Port 9000, Web Port 2049, and Server Port 2050. Repeat the steps below for each entry21.1 Checking the Ports After Port Forwarding Chapter 21 Port ForwardingChapter 22: DDNS Registration 22.1 Registering a Free Domain Name DDNSChapter 22: DDNS Registration 4. Create a domain name22.2 Adding your New Domain Name to your DVR Chapter 22: DDNS Registration23.1 Setting ActiveX Controls Chapter 23: Internet Viewing23.2 DVR Login Chapter 23: Internet Viewing23.3 Using Internet Explorer Channel InformationMenu Bar Chapter 23 Internet ViewingPlay Control Chapter 23: Internet ViewingPTZ Control Chapter 23: Internet ViewingPlayback Chapter 23: Internet ViewingPlayback continued Chapter 23: Internet ViewingBackup Chapter 23: Internet ViewingRemote Setting Chapter 23: Internet ViewingKey Features of the CMS Chapter 23: Internet ViewingStarting the CMS Chapter 23: Internet ViewingDevice List Chapter 23: Internet ViewingAllows you to refresh devices Allows you to add groupsDevice Tab Chapter 23: Internet ViewingChannel Group Tab Chapter 23: Internet ViewingPatrol Tab Chapter 23: Internet ViewingPanel Options Chapter 23: Internet ViewingLive View Chapter 23: Internet ViewingPlay Control Chapter 23: Internet Viewing PTZ ControlFocuses the camera Zooms the camera in and outLive View Color Settings Adjusts the brightness of the imageAdjusts the contrast of the colors Adjusts the dominance of the huesChapter 23: Internet Viewing PlaybackDisplays the playback screens Plays the video System Setting Chapter 23: Internet ViewingRemote Setting This screen allows you to access the DVR setting menusChapter 23: Internet Viewing Event Chapter 23: Internet ViewingChapter 24: Night Owl Pro Mobile Application ∙ Apple ∙ AndroidDevice Page Chapter 24: Night Owl Pro Mobile ApplicationAdding/Editing a Device Chapter 24: Night Owl Pro Mobile ApplicationChapter 24: Night Owl Pro Mobile Application Live ViewTakes a snapshot of the live video feed Chapter 24: Night Owl Pro Mobile Application PlaybackThe Playback screen lets you control several playback operations from your mobile device Settings Chapter 24: Night Owl Pro Mobile ApplicationMore Chapter 24: Night Owl Pro Mobile ApplicationChapter 25: DVR Specifications Chapter 25 DVR Specifications Chapter 26: Information Log General DVR Information ∙Admin Password∙User Password ∙Mac Address ∙Serial Number Internet Login Information ∙Internal IP AddressChapter 27: Warranty ExclusionsReturns Under this Warranty Chapter 27: WarrantyTOLL-FREECUSTOMER SERVICE DisclaimerEmail:Support@NightOwlSP.com Chapter 27: Warranty