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5. Click Finish on the Add More Devices page. The speciﬁed number of NVR units is added to the matrix system conﬁguration.

6. To view an NVR, click the + symbol next to any CM9700MDD-EVS, and then click the + symbol next to the IP Network. All Endura cameras

and NVRs appear in the device tree under IP Network. Click an NVR to view its settings.

7. Conﬁgure each NVR with a unique identiﬁer by completing either or both of the following ﬁelds in the CM9700-MGR (to complete the ﬁelds,

click the NVR, and then click the appropriate ﬁeld in the properties box; refer to Figure 37):

Friendly Name: This name can be found in the Device FriendlyName ﬁeld in the Local Device settings displayed for the device properties

in the Endura system, as illustrated in Figure 38.

UDN: This identiﬁer can be found in the Local Device UDN ﬁeld in the Local Device settings displayed for the device properties in the

Endura system, as illustrated in Figure 38.

When looking at the device properties in the Endura system, be sure to navigate to the device that is identiﬁed as a Network Video

Recorder (refer to the Device Type Field in Figure 38).

8. Conﬁgure a CM9700 macro to switch the video to a backup NVR in the event that the NVR goes off line; refer to Conﬁgure a CM9700 Macro

to Switch Video to a Backup NVR on page 36 for instructions.

9. Assign an alarm to be triggered when the NVR goes off line, as described in Associate a Macro with a Soft Alarm and Associate a Soft

Alarm with an NVR on page 37.

Figure 37. Viewing NVRs in the Device Tree Figure 38. Locating the UDN for an NVR