Configuring the DVR for Ddns | Samsung SVR-1670 instruction

Chapter 7. Communication To/From the DVR

5. The newly registered DVR now appears on your Product List page :

Figure 7.2.4 iPOLiS Product List Page

To manage the registered DVR

From the Product List you can, by clicking the appropriate button, View, Check or Edit the registration information about any particular product.

·You can edit data about the product, but you cannot edit its ID. If you want to change its ID, delete it and register it again, using a new ID.

·Click Delete if you want to remove the DVR from your list, either permanently or to re-register it with a different ID.

Now that you have registered the DVR, you need to configure it for DDNS.

Configuring the DVR for DDNS

Complete the dynamic IP address settings for the SVR-1670 following the instructions, and then configure the DDNS settings.

Figure 7.2.5 DDNS Submenu on the Communication Menu

Option	Setting

	The dynamic IP address renews the relevant data from the DDNS per each interval,
	thus maintaining a continuous registration status.
Interval	If you set the registration interval to Off or if the DVR does not upload any
	information over two days, information for the DVR will be removed from the DDNS
	server.

Server	Enter your DDNS server address. The default is www.samsungipolis. com.

ID	Your iPOLiS sign in ID.

Password	Your iPOLiS password.

	DVR's registration status.
Status	∙ Not Registered means that the DVR is not registered to the DDNS.
	∙ Date/Time & OK means that the DVR has been registered to the DDNS.

Verifying the Connection Status

Log into iPOLiS and review the Product list, to verify that the Product List shows the DVR’s status as 'On'.

Figure 7.2.6 iPOLiS Product List Showing “On” Status

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Contents

Firmware Version Digital Video Recorder SVR-1670User Guide Table of contents During operation Dismantling and Cleaning SVR-1670 Description Disposal ProceduresCompliance Statements About the SVR Features Front Panel Overview Package Contents Rear Panel Overview Buttons on the Remote Control Remote ControlMON Reinsert the battery cover Hardware InstallationSetting the SVR-1670’s ID for the Remote Control Usable Range of Remote Control Basic Connections to the SVR-1670 Installing the SVR-1670 in a RackWire Insertion and Removal Working with Input/Output Terminals Connecting Cameras Basic Connection Diagram Connecting Audio Connecting a Monitor Extended Connections to the SVR-1670 Connecting the Power CableExtended Connection Diagram Sensor Connections and Settings Relay Connections O Connections And Settings Text Keyboard Serial communication terminal connections Ethernet Connections Internet/Intranet Connection DiagramRemote Monitoring and Control External storage connections Installing a Hard Disk Drive Hard Disk Drive InstallationTurn on the hub or router Turn on the SVR-1670 Enabling a Hard Disk Drive Connect the Smps switched mode power supply power cable Push the hard disk drive out from the bracket Removing a Hard Disk DriveDisabling a Hard Disk Drive Lift up the loose hard disk bracket Working with the On-Screen Display Accessing the OSDOSD Screen Elements Saving Your Changes on the OSD Using the On-Screen Keyboard Working with the Function Key Menu Accessing the Function MenuUnderstanding the Menu Structure Manual & Event Quick SetupWorking on the Quick Setup Menu Setting the Record Mode Using the System Setup Options Setting the Date and Time Reviewing the System Log Using the System Setup MenuUpdating Firmware Working with the System Log Data Using the Disk Options on the System Setup MenuHDD is disabled Working with the Disk Manager Submenu On the Password submenu, there are several columns Working with Passwords and PermissionsSetting and Reviewing Permissions Knowing Your Password Changing Passwords Setting up Network CommunicationSetting Up for Ethernet DNS1 Setting up for xDSLCommunication To/From the DVR Dhcp Registering a DVR with a Dynamic IP Address Registering with a Ddns Server Verifying the Connection Status Configuring the DVR for Ddns Setting up Remote Control Devices Setting up for NTP Synchronization Setting PTZ Options Setting Up Streaming OptionsSetting Up IP Filters Setting Serial Ports Working on the Schedule Submenu Setting Up for Event RecordingWorking with Events About Events Working with Normal Events Setting Up E-Mail for Event ActionWorking with the Normal Event Source Submenu Setting for Text Events Setting the Area for Motion Detection Working with Digital I/O Working with PresetsEmergency Recording Defining Programs Scheduling and Recording VideoAbout Recording Performance & Capacity Setting Up a Schedule Setting Up To Record Audio Setup About Multichannel Screen Display Setting Up the Camera DisplayChanging Screen Display Using Auto Sequencing Setting Up the Monitor DisplaySetting up Auto Sequencing 10 Pan/Tilt/Zoom Commands Camera CommandsConfiguring Multi Display Layouts Camera Commands from the Func Key Menu Setting Auxiliary Functions Using Pan/TiltUsing Zoom/Focus Loading and Saving Presets Searching for Recorded Video Controlling Playback with Remote ControlWorking with Recorded Video Various Playback Options Select Time from the Search Menu Searching by TimeSearching by Calendar Date Searching by Event Copying Video About Copying Video Monitoring Using Web ViewerSystem Requirements Starting Web Viewer PTZ Control Sensor StatusControl Relay Splitting the Screen, Changing Channels, & Screen Capture Playback Performance Appendix A. Specifications of the SVR-1670Specifications of the SVR-1670 Display General SVR-1670 Recording ProgramsFPS Pelco · Pelco P · Pelco D SamsungTechwin Bosch AGC Appendix D. Factory Default SettingsMM/DD/YYYY Current time Normal Event Source Ddns IP addr Default IP Net Mask Default NM Gateway Default GWInterval Off Server None Password 0.0 SPD NTP MIC DVR0Exit Save Do not save Appendix E. Glossary LED FCCGUI IPS VGA Dimension445 405 USB Memo Digital Video Recorder 124 User Guide Digital Video Recorder 126 User Guide Sales Network