“Network Menu” on page 30: Where you can configure the DVR to operate on your home network and over the Internet. If you want to connect to your DVR re- motely using a computer or a mobile device, these settings will need to be config- ured correctly.
This is the most complex aspect of setting up the DVR, and requires a working knowledge of networking methods and protocols.
“Record (Video) Search” on page 33: Where you look for footage of a specific event. You only need to know the date and time that the incident that you are look- ing for occurred. You need not know exactly - you can specify a range of times and/ or dates. The DVR will list all recordings made in between the start and end points you specify.
“Device Management” on page 43: Here you can find the setup and configurable options for the devices which can be connected to the DVR. These devices are in order:
“HDD Management” on page 44: The hard drive, where you store your footage.
“Alarm Configuration Menu” on page 47: The circumstances which will trigger the DVR to record or issue an alert of some kind (such as an email).
“PTZ Menu” on page 46: For setting up the DVR to work with Pan, Tilt, Zoom camera systems.
“System Setup Menu” on page 51: All the remaining options and
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