Kguard Dvr2008 en Manual (With Ivs&Pos&Ddns) v2.0

KGUARD DVR 2008
User’s Manual
Default account & Password for DVR2008:

‧User account:：「Admin」
‧Password：「1234」
(Version 2.0)
KGUARD DVR 2008_v2.0 User Manual
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【TABLE OF CONTENT】
1. DVR Software Guides ..........................................................................................................4

1.1. DVR Software Installation .......................................................................................4
1.2. Main Control Panel Introduction ............................................................................5
1.2.1. System Status Panel ......................................................................................7
2. Search and Playback ...........................................................................................................9
2.1. Search by Time Mode ..............................................................................................9
2.1.1. Other Functions Menu .................................................................................10
2.2. Search by Event Mode........................................................................................... 11
2.3. Smart Search Mode ...............................................................................................13
3. Manual Backup...................................................................................................................14
4. E-Map...................................................................................................................................16
4.1. Add Map..................................................................................................................17
4.2. Delete Map ..............................................................................................................20
4.3. Modify Map .............................................................................................................20
5. Screen Layout Selection ...................................................................................................22
6. DVR Configuration .............................................................................................................23
6.1. System setup..........................................................................................................23
6.1.1. User Account ................................................................................................24
6.1.2. Storage Setup ...............................................................................................26
6.2. Camera setup .........................................................................................................28
6.2.1. Record setup ................................................................................................30
6.2.2. Motion detection setup................................................................................34
6.2.3. PTZ setup......................................................................................................37
6.3. Sensor Setup..........................................................................................................38
6.4. DO Setup.................................................................................................................41
6.5. Group Setting .........................................................................................................41
6.6. Sequence setup .....................................................................................................43
6.7. Event action plan setup ........................................................................................46
6.7.1. Add action plan ............................................................................................47
6.7.2. Delete action plan ........................................................................................52
6.7.3. Modify action plan........................................................................................52
6.7.4. Duplicate action plan ...................................................................................53
6.8. Network Setup........................................................................................................54
6.9. Device Setup ..........................................................................................................55
6.9.1. Modem Driver Installation ...........................................................................56
6.10.IVS (Intelligent Video Surveillance) Application ...............................................56
6.10.1. IVS Connection Diagram：........................................................................56
6.10.2. Connect DVR 2008 to IVS Server..............................................................57
6.10.3. Add New Action Plan .................................................................................58
6.10.4. Action Plan Configuration.........................................................................58
6.11. POS Application...................................................................................................59
6.11.1. POS Connection Diagram..........................................................................59
6.11.2. Setting of KGA400(KGA 400 Card Configurations) ................................60
6.11.3. DVR2008 POS Setting ................................................................................61
6.11.3.1. Add POS Device ............................................................................61
6.11.3.2. POS data monitoring and search ................................................63
6.12. Other tools ...........................................................................................................64
6.13. DDNS ....................................................................................................................66
6.13.1Register Dynamic DNS name......................................................................66
6.13.2Update IP address ........................................................................................69
6.13.3Forgotten password.....................................................................................70
7. PTZ Camera Control ..........................................................................................................72
8. Event Log ............................................................................................................................74
9. Remote Access...................................................................................................................75
9.1. Remote Access via Internet Explorer (IE) ...........................................................75
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9.1.1. Main Control Page........................................................................................76
9.1.2. Remote Search and Playback.....................................................................78
9.1.3. DVR Configuration .......................................................................................81
9.1.3.1. IE Client Configuration ...................................................................81
9.1.3.1.1. Event Action Plan Setup.....................................................81
9.1.3.1.2. Storage Setup ......................................................................82
9.1.3.1.3. Group Setting ......................................................................83
9.1.3.1.4. Sequence Setup ..................................................................84
9.1.3.2. Remote Site Configuration.............................................................85
9.2. Remote Access via PDA........................................................................................86
10. CMS1000_Lite...................................................................................................................90
10.1. Remote Access – with Remote Application......................................................90
10.2. Main Screen Introduction ...................................................................................91
10.3. Search & Playback ..............................................................................................94
10.4. Search by Time Mode .........................................................................................94
10.4.1. Other Functions Menu.....................................................................96
10.5. Search by Event Mode ........................................................................................97
10.6. Smart Search Mode.............................................................................................99
10.7. Manual Backup ..................................................................................................101
10.8. E-Map..................................................................................................................103
10.9. Add Map .............................................................................................................104
10.10. Delete Map .......................................................................................................107
10.11. Modify Map .......................................................................................................107
10.12. Screen Layout.................................................................................................. 110
10.13. System Configuration ..................................................................................... 111
10.13.1. System Setup ......................................................................................... 111
10.13.2. Network Server Setup............................................................................112
10.13.3. Playback Group Setup...........................................................................114
10.13.4. Connection Group Setup.......................................................................115
10.13.4.1. Add Server Video ......................................................................116
10.13.4.2. Group Setting ............................................................................116
10.13.4.3. Sequence Setup ........................................................................117
10.13.5. User Account ..........................................................................................119
10.14. PTZ Control......................................................................................................121
10.15. Event Log .........................................................................................................122
11. CMS2000 .........................................................................................................................124
11.1. Overview.............................................................................................................124
11.2. Benefits ..............................................................................................................124
12. Appendix .........................................................................................................................125
12.1. Access DVR Video Server from Internet .........................................................125
12.1.1. Network device connection: ...................................................................125
12.1.2. Network configuration(Stream Video via IE) .........................................125
12.1.3. DVR Video Server Configuration ............................................................125
12.1.4. Router Configuration ...............................................................................125
12.1.5. View by IE..................................................................................................126
12.1.6. Network configuration(Stream Video by Remote Client Software).....126
12.1.7. Router Configuration ...............................................................................126
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1. DVR Software Guides
1.1. DVR Software Installation
Insert the DVR Installation CD into CD-ROM. Click 「DVR Install」 then click 「DVR
System」to follow the instructions to install the DVR software.
※ Choose Video Setup Type:

During installation, choose the most compatible video standard to install.
※ Run the DVR System.

Click on startÆall programÆDVRÆDVR 2008
For first time login to DVR System, please use the default user account and password
shown below:
‧The default user account：「admin」
‧The default password：
「1234」
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1.2. Main Control Panel Introduction
Name Description
1 Video Screen Click to display live video of each CCD channel.
2 Camera Name Display the assigned name of CCD camera.
3 Recording Date/Time Display the actual recording date and time.
4 Display the current date, time and feature status like remote access,
System Status Panel auto backup, storage space, email service and SMS service.
(Refer to chapter 1.2.1 for detail description)
5 Search and play recorded video.

Search and Playback
(Refer to chapter 2 for detail information)
6 Create and store backup data in a specified location.

Manual Backup
7 E-Map is a modifiable digital map that links to the surveillance system
in the environment. User can use E-map to define the organizational
E-Map structure and operation of a company/organization, accessing &
control surveillance cameras.

8 Select to display different screen layouts.

Screen Layout
9 To configure the system to ensure the program functions properly.

DVR Configuration
User can assign surveillance group, configure recording sequence,
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event action plan and setup for remote view and control.
10 Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) Speed Dome configuration and control panel.

PTZ Camera Control
11 Record all triggered events and system events in a log file.

Event Log
12 When alarm is activated, it will be triggered by a motion detected.
Alarm Mode ※ Note: Alarm setup is found in the Add Event Action Plan dialog box in
chapter 6.7.
13 Click to exit the program. User name and password are required to
logout of the system.

Exit Button
Default User Name: admin
Default Password: 1234
14 Minimize Button Click to minimize the program window.
15 View log Record all event descriptions of each CCD camera.
16 Surveillance Group Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance groups.
menu
17 Video Selection Panel Select to display a specified CCD channel.
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Motion Detection Mode
This icon will appear when a motion is detected.
19 Display the status of each CCD camera. Blue means active video
signal. Orange means inactive DVR connection.
Camera Status ※ Note: The number of orange camera icon represents the number of
camera supported by this particular DVR captured card. Thus the
unsupported channels will appear grey.
20 Move the cursor to the top left corner of the screen to reveal the
Snapshot snapshot icon. Click on the icon to snapshot the image.
(Please refer to chapter 6.1.2 for the location of the snapshot folder)
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1.2.1. System Status Panel
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Name Description
1 Date/Time Display the current date and time.
2 Remote Features When the remote services are activated, icon will display the status for
remote play/view/setup as mouse cursor moves over
it.
3 Auto backup close When the backup service is activated, icon will display the status of backup
information as mouse cursor moves over it.
4 Storage Space After storage space feature is enabled, icon will display the ratio of used
space to total storage space as mouse cursor moves over it.
5 Email Notification When email notification is activated, icon will display the status of email
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service as mouse cursor moves over it.
6 SMS Notification When SMS service is activated, icon will display the status of SMS service
as mouse cursor moves over it.
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2. Search and Playback
This feature allows user to search and play recorded video.
2.1. Search by Time Mode
Search by Time feature enables user to search for video data according to the search
criteria set such as date and CCD camera. User can also use the sliding bar in the time
block selection menu to play the video of a specific time.
Name Description
1 Video Screen Click to display recorded video of each CCD channel.
Display the current date, time and feature status like remote features,
4 System Status Panel auto backup, storage space, email service and SMS service.
To search for video playback according to a defined event type within

5 Search by Event mode
a time period.
6 Search by Time mode To search for video playback according to a defined date and time.
7 Smart Search mode To search for video playback according to a defined time period.
8 Recorded Date/Time Display the date and time of playback images/video.
Date/Time selection To set the date and time as the search criteria.
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10 CCD menu Specify a CCD camera as the search criteria.
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11 Calendar Box Select a date as the search criteria.
Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play, pause,

12 Playback Control
stop, play, step forward.
Click to adjust the playback speed of images/video. There are 8

13 Playback Speed mode
speed modes:1/16X, 1/8X, 1/4X, 1/2X, 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
14 Other Function menu Please refer to chapter 2.1.1 for detail information.
15 Return button Click to return to the main screen menu.
Surveillance Group Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance groups.

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menu
The blue segment indicates video recorded timeline. Click to select

Time Block selection
17 the time segment and press “play” in the playback control to view the
menu
video.
2.1.1. Other Functions Menu
Name Description
1 Alarm Notification Please refer to chapter 6.7 for detail information.
2 Bookmark Click to create a book mark that links to the image.
Screen Layout Select to display the different screen layouts.

3
Selection (Refer to chapter 6 for detail information)
Click to save the playback images/video in bitmap or clip file
4 Save format. User can also adjust the brightness and contrast of
the image before saving it.
Click to print the playback images. User can also adjust the
5 Print
brightness and contrast of the image before printing it.
Adjust the Hue, Contrast, Brightness and Saturation of the

6 Color Setting
image.
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2.2. Search by Event Mode
This feature allows user to search for a specified event triggered video that occurs
during a set time period.
Name Description
3 Recording Time/Date Display the actual recording time and date.
Display the current date, time and feature status like remote
4 System Status Panel features, auto backup, storage space, email service and SMS
service.(Refer to chapter 1.2.1 for detail description)
To search for images/video playback according to a defined event

type within a time period.
8 Event Time Select the date and time frame as the search criteria.
9 Event Type Select an event type as the search criteria.
Select a CCD from the drop down menu and set it as the search
10 CCD menu
criteria.
Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play, pause,

11 Playback Control
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Click to adjust the playback speed of images/video. There are 8
12 Playback Speed mode
speed modes:1/16X, 1/8X, 1/4X, 1/2X, 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
Display a list of search results. Each event log shows the time, type
15 Log Panel status, device and event description. User can click on an event log
to play the video.
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2.3. Smart Search Mode
This feature enables user to search for video of a specific camera within a specified
time range. In addition, user can also define a motion detection zone on the screen to
detect the number of motion event occur within that time period.
Name Description
Display the current date, time and feature status like remote features,
4 System Status Panel auto backup, storage space, email service and SMS service.
To search for images/video playback according to a defined event

8 Recorded Date/Time Display the recorded date and time of playback images.
9 Search video Select a CCD camera as the search criteria.
10 Search Time Set a specific date and time frame as the search criteria.
11 Search button Click to start the search process according to the criteria set.
12 Add Search Area Highlight a search zone for motion detection. Green grid area shows
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the highlighted search zone.
13 Delete Search Area Delete the selected search zone.
14 Clear All Area Clear the selected search zone.
15 Clear Search list Clear the whole search list.
16 Sensitivity mode Click to adjust the sensitivity for image detection.
17 Other Functions Menu Please refer to chapter 2.1.1 for detail information.
Display a list of motion detection log list. The window shows the
19 Event list information recorded during motion detection. User can click on an
event log to play the selected video.
20 Sensitivity indicator Display the sensitivity variation of the search zone.
3. Manual Backup
User can create a backup data of recorded images or video. User can choose the location such
as an external hard drive or an additional internal hard drive to save the backup.
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Name Description
1 Backup device User can choose the device or location to store the backup data.
2 Free Space The system will display the available space for backup.
3 Safe Space User may adjust the volume for storage.
4 Backup Time Assign the date and time to create a backup.
Select the CCD camera for backup. User may also choose Select All to
5 Backup Camera
backup data of all CCD cameras.
Click to estimate the space required to save the backup file. A warning
6 Storage Size
message will prompt the user for insufficient storage space.
7 Storage percentage Display the ratio of storage size and the total space in percentage.
8 Cancel button Click to cancel the backup program.
9 Start button Click to start creating a backup.
When this feature is enabled, a video player program will be copied to

10 Player
the CD together with the data file.
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4. E-Map
E-Map is a modifiable digital map that links to the surveillance system in the environment. User
can use e-map to define the organizational structure and operation of a company/organization,
accessing & control surveillance cameras. User can also use the program to add a new map,
delete map, modify map and edit camera position to suit the appropriate setting.
Name Description
1 Map Display the E-map of the entire surveillance network.
2 CCD Camera This icon Display the location of CCD cameras on the map. Click
on the icon to display the image of the corresponding camera.
Display the current date, time and feature status like remote features, auto
3 System Status Panel backup, storage space, email service and SMS service.
4 Organization Tree Display the organizational structure of a company or an organization.
5 Return button Click to return to the main control menu.
6 View log Record event description of each CCD camera.
Surveillance Group Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance groups.

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menu
8 Video Selection Panel Select to display a specified CCD channel.
9 Motion Detection This icon will appears when a motion is detected.
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Mode
Display the status of each CCD camera. Blue means active video signal.
Orange means inactive DVR connection.
10 Camera Status NOTE: The number of orange camera icon represents the number of
camera supported by this particular DVR captured card. Thus the
unsupported channels will appear grey.
4.1. Add Map

4.1.1. Step1_Exit DVR program.
4.1.2. Click on Start > All programs > DVR > MapEditor.exe
4.1.3. Click on MapEditor.exe to launch the program.
4.1.4 Click open to open an existing E-map file (saved in *.map format)
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4.1.5. To add a map, select the level where a new map is to be added.
4.1.6. From the Map (M) drop down menu, select Add Map.
4.1.7. When Map Property dialog box appears, click on the browse button to
locate the image (*.jpg / *.bmp format)

4.1.8. Assign a map name and then click “OK” to open the image.
Note:
Images must be saved in the local Bin of DVR folder for the image to be displayed.
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4.1.9. To add a camera, click on the Camera Icon and then left click once in the
image screen.
4.1.10. When the camera setup dialog box appears, fill the necessary information and click
“OK”
4.1.11. When this is complete, click to save all changes.
4.1.12. User can then login the system to view the changed E-Map.
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4.2. Delete Map
4.2.1. To delete a map, click to select the map to be deleted.
4.2.2. Click on Delete Map from the Map (M) drop down menu.
4.3. Modify Map

4.3.1. Select the map to be modified from the organization tree on the left column.
4.3.2. Click on Map drop down menu to select Modify Map.
locate the image (*.jpg / *.bmp format).

Repeat steps 「4.3.1」-「4.3.4」 to change the other images.
Note:
Images must be saved in the local Bin of DVR folder for the image to be displayed.
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4.3.5. To add camera, just click on the camera icon and then left click once in the
image screen
4.3.6. When the camera setup dialog box appears, fill the necessary information and click
“OK”
4.3.7. Repeat steps「4.3.5」-「4.3.6」 to add as many cameras as needed.

4.3.8. User can now use the mouse to drag and place the camera icon at other locations.
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5. Screen Layout Selection
This feature has 5 different layout formats. User can choose the desired screen layout to better
viewing images.
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Name Description
Click to display video in sequence mode.

1 Sequence display mode
(Refer to chapter 6.6 for sequence mode setup)
2 Full Screen display mode Click to view video in full screen.
3 1 channel display mode Click to view video in 1 screen mode.
Note:
The unsupported channels of a particular DVR captured card will appear grey.
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6. DVR Configuration
6.1. System setup
Click on DVR Configuration in the Main Control Panel to display the system setup windows.
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Name Description
1 Feature Panel Contains all DVR configuration features like system setup, camera
setup, group setting, sequence setup, event action plan setup,
network, device setup and other tools.
2 Host Name Type in the host name of the program.
3 System Start-up setup User can configure the way program starts such as auto login, auto
shut down when exit, windows key disable, authorize remote
system reboot and auto reboot.
4 Watchdog Setting User can configure the auto reset time of the system.
※ Note: Hardware compression card does not support this feature.
5 Camera Format Select the camera format that applies. There are 2 types of format:
PAL and NTSC
6 Display mode Select the display mode that applies. There are 3 display modes:
DirectDraw, VMR7 and VMR9
7 Record length Set the length of recording time.
8 OK button Click to save the changes
9 Cancel button Click to cancel the changes
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Note:
Each type of display mode is only compatible with a specific display driver. Please select the display
mode that is compatible with your display driver.
6.1.1. User Account

Click on User Account to display the user account.
Add User Account
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Name Description
1 Feature Panel Contain all DVR configuration features like system setup,
camera setup, group setting, sequence setup, event action
plan setup, network, device setup and other tools.
2 User Information Type in the user information such as user name, password,
email address, phone number and mobile number to create
an account.
3 Authority Setup Administrator can set the access authority for each user as
default or apply the authority level from specific user.
4 Add User Click to add the user account that has been created.
5 OK button Click to save the changes.
6 Cancel button Click to cancel the changes.
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Modify / Delete User Account
Click on the user account to be modified / deleted in left column.
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Name Description
1 Feature Panel Contain all DVR configuration features like system
setup, camera setup, group setting, sequence
setup, event action plan setup, network, device
setup and other tools.
2 Delete Click to delete the current account.
3 User Information Type in the user information such as user name,
password, email address, phone number and
mobile number to create an account.
4 Authority Setup User can assign user’s access authority to the
selected system features.
5 Camera Authority Setup User can assign user’s access authority to the
selected camera features.
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6.1.2. Storage Setup
Click “Storage Setup” to display the Storage setup windows.
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Name Description
setup, camera setup, group setting, sequence setup,
event action plan setup, network, device setup and
other tools.
2 Storage Media Library Display the information such as storage device,
recording CCD camera, recycle status and event
record criteria.
3 Add button Click to add a new storage media.
4 Delete button Click to delete an existing storage media.
5 Modify button Click to change the setting of the storage media.
6 Automated Backup User can enable the automatic backup feature which
Setting includes backup date/time and backup time interval
configuration.
7 Automated Backup User can choose the storage device for automatic
Media backup and specify CCD camera for automatic
backup.
8 Snapshot folder This is the location of the snapshot folder. All images
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captured will be saved in this folder.
9 Event Reserve This is to keep all recorded events in the local system
for a specified time period.
10 OK button Click to save all changes.
11 Cancel button Click to discard all changes.
Setup 1. Click “Add” to create a new storage media

Setup 2. When the dialog box appear
I. Select the storage device to store images
II. Select the image recording CCD cameras.
Optional: Check the Record Events Only box will only enable the event triggered
video to be stored.
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6.2. Camera setup
Click “Camera Setup” to expand the selection menu and then click on a CCD to be
configured.
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Name Description

event action plan setup, network, device setup and other
tools.
2 Setting Application mode Click to apply the configured setting to only one or all
cameras.
3 General Setup User can assign the camera a name. User can click to
enable video and audio recording from this camera.
4 Display setting User can change the font size, font color and resolution
of the image.
5 Color Control User can select different color modes to represent the
preset color settings.
6 Camera Color Control User can setup schedules to apply the different color
Schedule settings to the recording.

(Refer to section on Camera Color Control Schedule for detail
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7 Description column Display the mode of the preset color setting.
8 Color setting Adjust the Hue, Contrast, Brightness and Saturation of
images.
9 Image screen Display the image captured by the CCD camera.
Camera Color Control Schedule
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Name Description
1 Color Control Mode User can assign different preset color setting modes
to represent different schedule.
2 Recording time selection User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the
time frame.
To deselect the time frame, click on the time frame
and drag it out of the recording time bar.
3 Copy to button Click to copy the schedule of a certain day to a
different day.
4 Select All button Click to set the recording time frame over the entire
week.
5 Clear All button Click to clear all recording time frame.
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Note:
Please configure device setup first before configuring camera setup. Please refer to chapter 7.7 for
detail information.
6.2.1. Record setup

Click “Record Setup” to display the setup windows.
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Name Description
other tools.
2 Setting Application mode Click to apply the configured setting to one or all CCD
cameras.
3 Camera Record Schedule User can customize the recording mode to represent
different recording activities on a weekly/daily basis.

(Refer to section on Camera Record Schedule for detail
information)
4 Camera Record Mode User can choose the record mode to display its
Setup information.
5 Description column Display the name of each recording mode. User can
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delete default name and change the display name.
6 Event trigger recording Click to enable recording only when events trigger.
Unclick to disable the event trigger recording.
7 Normal Record rate User can adjust the recording frame rate in frame per
second (fps) unit.
8 Normal record quality User can slide the bar to adjust the recording quality.
9 Event Record Rate User can adjust the event recording frame rate in
frame per second unit.
10 Event record quality User can slide the bar to adjust the recording quality.
11 Event Pre-record time User can set the pre-recording time prior to event
triggered recording.
12 Event Record time This is to set the length of time of each video.
13 OK button Click to save all changes
14 Cancel button Click to discard all changes
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Camera Record Schedule – Weekday Schedule:
Name Description
1 Camera Record Mode User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent different
recording event schedule from the drop down menu
2 Recording time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time frame.
To deselect the time frame, click on the time frame and drag it out of
the recording time bar.
3 Copy to button Click to copy the schedule of a certain day to a different day.
4 Select All button Click to set the recording time frame over the entire week
5 Clear All button Click to clear all recording time frame
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Camera Record Schedule – Day Schedule:
Name Description
1 Camera Record Mode User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent different
recording event schedule from the drop down menu.
2 Calendar Allow user to set a high priority schedule for a certain date.
3 Skip backward button Click to switch to last month calendar.
4 Move back button Click to move to a day before.
5 Move forward button Click to move to a day ahead.
6 Skip forward button Click to switch to next month calendar.
9 Recording Time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time frame.
To deselect the time frame, click on the time frame and drag it out of
the recording time bar.
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6.2.2. Motion detection setup
Click “Motion Detection Setup” to display the setup windows.
Name Description
2 Setting Application mode Click to apply the configured setting to only one or all
cameras.
3 Motion Detection User can customize the recording schedule for each motion
Schedule detection mode on a weekly/daily basis.

(Refer to next section on Motion Detection Schedule for detail
information)
4 Motion Detection mode Click to enable motion detection recording feature.
5 Motion Mode Setup User can choose motion detection mode to display its
information.
6 Description column Display the name of each recording mode. User can delete
the default name and change the display name.
7 Event Interval time User can choose to set the length of an interval between two
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triggered events.
8 Delay button Alarm will trigger when motion detection is triggered
continuously for a set time period.
9 Sensitivity mode User can slide the bar to adjust the detection sensitivity.
10 Add New Zone button Highlight a search zone for motion detection. Green grid area
shows the highlighted search zone.
11 Clear Selection Area Click and use the mouse to clear the area selected for motion
button detection.
12 Select All button Click the button to select the entire area for motion detection.
13 Clear All button Click to clear all area for motion detection.
14 Image Screen Display the image captured by CCD camera.
Motion Detection Schedule – Weekday Schedule:
Name Description
User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent
1 Motion Mode
different motion detection schedule from the drop down menu.
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User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time
frame.
2 Recording time bar
To deselect the time frame, click on the time frame and drag it
out of the recording time bar.
4 Select All button Click to set the recording time frame over the entire week.
Motion Detection Schedule – Day Schedule:
Name Description
1 Motion Mode User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent
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9 Recording Time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time frame.
To deselect the time frame, click on the time frame and drag it out
of the recording time bar.
6.2.3. PTZ setup

Click “PTZ Setup” to display the setup windows.
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Name Description
2 PTZ Device Select the correct PTZ device model from the drop down
menu for each CCD camera.
3 PTZ Device ID Assign an identification number to each PTZ device.
4 PTZ Home Position Assign each PTZ device a number to indicate its location for
easier identification.
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5 Image Display Screen Display images captured from its PTZ device at its preset
location.
6.3. Sensor Setup
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9
10
Name Description
1 Setting Application mode Click to apply the configured setting to the current sensor only.
2 Sensor Schedule User can customize the sensor schedule on a weekly/daily

basis.(Refer to next section on Sensor Schedule for detail
information)
3 Enable Sensor Click to activate sensor feature.
4 Sensor Name User can name the sensor for identification.
5 Camera Click to select the camera that will respond to the sensor
output.
6 Sensor Setup mode User can select different sensor modes to represent different
sensor settings.
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7 Description User can identify each sensor setting with short description.
8 Event Interval Time Click to set the event interval time for each sensor.
9 Delay Click to set the delay period for each sensor.
10 Signal Type Click to choose either NC or NO signal.
Attention:
Sensor feature is only supported by software compression DVR card. Thus, sensor setup will only appear
when the system is installed with software compression DVR card.
Sensor Schedule – Weekday Schedule:
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5
3 6 7
Name Description
1 Sensor Mode User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent
different sensor schedule from the drop down menu.
2 Recording time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time frame.
To deselect the time frame, click on the time frame and drag it out
of the recording time bar.
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Sensor Schedule – Day Schedule:
9 2
4 5
3 6
7 8
Name Description
1 Sensor Mode User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent
different sensor schedule from the drop down menu.
9 Recording Time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time
frame.
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6.4. DO Setup
Name Description
1 Enable DO Click to activate DO output feature.
2 DO Name User can assign a name for DO output.
Attention:
DO feature is only supported by software compression DVR card. Thus, DO setup will only appear
when the system is installed with software compression DVR card.
6.5. Group Setting

Click “Group Setting” to display the setup windows.
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Name Description
Contain all DVR configuration features like system

1 Feature Panel
other tools.
2 Surveillance Groups screen Display a list of existing surveillance groups.
3 Add button Click to add a new surveillance group.
4 Delete button Click to delete the selected surveillance group.
5 Window Minimize button Click to hide the right window screen.
Display all the CCD cameras available for user to assign

6 Camera Display screen
into surveillance groups.
Click “<<” to add the selected CCD camera into a
surveillance group.
7 Move/Remove button
Click “>>” to remove the selected CCD camera from the
surveillance group.
Surveillance Camera Display all the surveillance CCD cameras of a specified

8
screen camera group.
9 Up/Down button Click to switch the order of surveillance CCD.
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6.6. Sequence setup
This chapter explains how to setup the display of camera groups in a sequential order. User
can configure the sequence mode to be turned on automatically or manually.
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5
1
7
10
9
8 6
11
12
13
Name Description
Contain all DVR configuration features like system setup,
1 Feature Panel camera setup, group setting, sequence setup, event action
2 Sequence Screen Display all the existing the surveillance sequence.
3 Add button Click to add a new surveillance sequence.
4 Delete button Click to delete a selected surveillance sequence.
User can customize the recording time for each surveillance
5 Sequence Schedule sequence on a weekly/daily basis.

(Refer to next section on Sequence Schedule for detail information)
Display the available surveillance groups for user to assign

7 Group Screen
into sequence.
Click “<<” to add the selected surveillance group into a

8 Move/Remove button
sequence.
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Click “>>” to remove the selected surveillance group from the
sequence.
9 Sequence screen Display all the surveillance groups of a specified sequence.
Click to switch the order of surveillance groups within a

10 Up/Down button
sequence.
Set the interval time of each surveillance group within a

11 Interval time
sequence.
Sequence Schedule – Weekday Schedule:
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4
5
6 7
Name Description
1 Sequence Mode User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent
2 Recording time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time
frame.
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Sequence Schedule – Day Schedule:
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3 6
7 8
Name Description
User can choose from 7 different color modes to represent

1 Sequence Mode
User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time
9 Recording Time bar
frame.
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6.7. Event action plan setup

This program allows the flexible event plan action configuration.
Event source includes motion detection, sensor trigger, video signal loss, login failure, system
abnormality and full backup disk.
Event action response includes DO output, PTZ control, email notification, SMS notification,
snapshot, recording file, phone/mobile notification, warning sound playback, camera group
playback and file execution.
2 3 4 5
Name Description
1 Feature Panel Contain all DVR configuration features like system setup, camera
setup, group setting, sequence setup, event action plan setup,
network, device setup and other tools.
2 Add New Click to add a new event action plan.

(Refer to chapter 6.7.1 for detail information)
3 Delete Click to delete the selected event action plan.

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4 Modify Click to change the criteria of the selected event action plan.
5 Duplicate Click to duplicate the selected event action plan.

6 Action Plan Screen Display all event action plans.
7 Information Screen List all the changes that have been made to an action plan.
6.7.1. Add action plan
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6.7.1.1. Click “Add New” to display the add action plan dialog.
6.7.1.2. Type the action plan name in the description column.

6.7.1.3. Select a source type from the drop down menu.
6.7.1.4. Select a source status from the drop down menu.
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6.7.1.5. Select a CCD camera from the Camera drop down menu.
6.7.1.6. Click in the box to select the desired actions.
6.7.1.7. When a dialog box appears, type in the suitable features and click “OK” to
save all changes.
6.7.1.8. Click on “Event Schedule” to display the Event Schedule dialog box.
NOTE:
User can apply the system preset sound file (C:\DVR\bin\sounds\NotifyMenu.wav) to
features like phone notify and play warning sound.
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Event Schedule - weekday:
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5 6
Name Description
1 Recording time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time
frame for event recording.
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Event Schedule – Day:
3 5
2 4
6 7
Name Description
1 Calendar Allow user to set a high priority schedule for a certain
date.
8 Recording Time bar User can click, hold and drag the mouse to select the time
frame.
To deselect the time frame, click on the time frame and
drag it out of the recording time bar.
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6.7.2. Delete action plan
6.7.2.1. Select the action plan to be deleted and click “Delete”
6.7.2.2. When a warning dialog box appears, click “Yes” to confirm the deletion
6.7.3. Modify action plan

6.7.3.1. Select the action plan to be modified and click “Modify”.
6.7.3.2. The dialog box of the selected action plan will be displayed.
6.7.3.3. After making all the changes. Click “OK” to save all changes
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6.7.4. Duplicate action plan

6.7.4.1. Select the action plan to be duplicated and click “Duplicate”.
6.7.4.2. A new copy of action plan will show on the action plan screen.
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6.8. Network Setup
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5
6
8
9
10
Name Description
2 Web Server mode Click to enable web server for remote viewing and control
through Internet Explorer (IE). Default port number is 8080
3 Time Synchronize mode Click to enable the time of the system to be synchronized to
a specified NTP time server. User can type in the IP
address of the NTP time server in the address bar.
4 Remote Viewer Limit Click to enable connections from remote sites for viewing
purposes. User can set to limit the number of simultaneous
connection from remote sites.
5 Remote Play Limit Click to enable user to access the playback feature of the
surveillance system from a remote site. User can set to limit
the number of simultaneous connection from remote sites.
6 Starting Port Base This port allows remote site users to connect to the local
system. The default port base is 14096. User can also
change the port base number to suit their server.
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7 Email Setup Fill in the email information like server name, email address,
sender’s name and select the appropriate character set
from the drop down menu.
8 Login Authority Enable mail server to login with the assigned username and
password.
6.9. Device Setup
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5
1
Name Description
1 Feature Panel Contain all DVR configuration features like system setup, camera setup,
group setting, sequence setup, event action plan setup, network, device
setup and other tools.
2 PTZ device Display the information of the PTZ device includes: PTZ device model,
setup COM port, transfer rate, parity, data bits, stop bits and flow control.
User can configure device parameters from the drop down menus.
3 Add device Click to add a new PTZ device.
4 Delete device Click to delete a PTZ device.
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5 SMS Setup This feature allows user to receive warning messages from the
surveillance system on mobile devices.
Select the appropriate COM port and transfer rate from the drop down
menu.
※ Note: Modem must be installed to enable this feature.
6 Modem Setup Select the installed modem device from the drop down menu.
Note:
Configure device setup first before configuring camera setup. This is to enable PTZ to function properly.
6.9.1. Modem Driver Installation

6.9.1.1 Open the PC cover.
6.9.1.2 Align the modem card with the
card slot on the mother board
and push it gently into the
modem card slot.
6.9.1.3 Then, Insert the modem
CD-ROM. Follow the instructions provided by the installation wizard to install the
modem driver.
6.9.1.4 After installation, access Other Setup in Configuration to select the appropriate
modem type.
Note:
Please use modem with ES or Motorola chipset on board.
6.10. IVS (Intelligent Video Surveillance) Application
The Latest version of DVR 2008 (version 1.2.0.0 or Later) is supporting KGuard IVS Server. The
DVR 2008 will receive Event Notification from IVS Server via Local Network and follow up with the
Action Plan setup by User.
6.10.1. IVS Connection Diagram：
In below diagram shows user how the DVR 2008 Server co-works with IVS Server.
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6.10.2. Connect DVR 2008 to IVS Server

It’s the DVR2008 to do the Action Plan following with the Events triggered by IVS
server. So the user has to do the related setting in DVR2008 to assign a proper Action
Plan to each Events coming from IVS Server.
6.10.2.1. In the main panel of DVR2008, click on the to get into the configuration
diagram. Select “ConnectIBServer” as shown in Fig07.
6.10.2.2. Disable the checking box of “Disconnect” as shown in Red box1 of Fig07
6.10.2.3. Input the IP address and Port number (always 80) as shown in Red box2 of
Fig07.
6.10.2.4. Input the mapping channel number in the DVR2008 for connected IVS server.
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6.10.3. Add New Action Plan

Select the “Event Action Plan Setup“, and click on “Add New” to create a new
Event Action Plan.
6.10.4. Action Plan Configuration

Select the “Event Action Plan Setup“, and click on “Add New” to create a new Event
Action Plan.
a. First give a name to the current Action plan as shown in Red box1 of Fig08.
b. Select “OTEvent(Object Tracking event)” as the Source Type.
c. Choose the IVS Channel in Red Box3 of Fig08.
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6.11. POS Application

The DVR 2008 v.1.2. also support POS Machine connection via KGA400 to Record the transaction
data together with the video. Please note that currently the DVR 2008 v.1.2. support only general
protocol of EPSON printer.
6.11.1. POS Connection Diagram
In below Diagram shows how the DVR 2008 connect to POS Machine via KGA400
over Local Network.
Please note：
A. Each DVR 2008 can connect up to 32 POS Machine at the same time.
B. For each POS Machine Connection, a KGA400 & RS232 Y CABLE are both required.
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6.11.2. Setting of KGA400(KGA 400 Card Configurations)

Type in the default IP for KGA400 on Internet Explorer.
6.11.2.1. When the login web page show up, click on the “Login” ICON directly to
login.
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6.11.2.2. Update KGA400 configuration
Type in new IP address/Subnet Mask/Gateway for the KGA400 (as shown in Red Box
1 of Fig02).
Update the setting as shown in Red Box2
Socket Port: 4660
Interface: RS232
Baud rate: 9600
And then click on “Update” icon to save the new setting of KGA400
6.11.3. DVR2008 POS Setting
Click on in the DVR2008 Main Panel to get into the configuration diagram.
6.11.3.1. Add POS Device
A. Select POS DEVICE, and click on “Add” Icon to add new POS device
and the “Add POS device” will popup
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B. Select “IP” as the connection mode with POS (KGA400) as shown in Redbox1 of Fig.04
C. Type in the POS name (as shown in Redbox2 of Fig04)
D. Choose a camera for mapping with new POS device (as shown in Redbox3 of Fig04)
E. Type in the IP address & Port Number of KGA400 that is connecting with POS machine.
F. Click on OK to save the setting

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6.11.3.2. POS data monitoring and search
When a new POS connecting is successfully setup, the POS transaction
data will be shown on the OSD of the mapped camera video.
Move the mouse cursor on the related camera and click on the Right Mouse Button to show
up the pop-up list. Select the “POS event” to do POS event monitoring or search.
Press Search POS to search for POS data.

Press Live POS to view for instant POS transaction data monitoring.
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6.12. Other tools

This feature user to save the current system configuration that maybe restored later due to
incidents like system crash and unwanted setting modification.
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Name Description
camera setup, group setting, sequence setup, event
action plan setup, network, device setup and other tools.
2 Save configuration Click to save the current system configuration.
3 Load configuration Browse to open the saved configuration of the system.
4 Configuration File Display the information of the opened configuration file.
Information
5 Setting Application mode Click to apply the setting of the opened configuration file
to the current system.
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6.13. DDNS
When you access internet and run DVR system by dynamic IP, it is suggested that you should use the
DDNS Client to define a domain name via internet. This application will update the newest IP address
from your DVR system to DDNS server every 10 minutes. You just have to type your register hostname
to get the internet connection, if your DVR system IP address is changed.
This application uses port 80 and 81 to upload IP info to internet. If your DVR system is built under
router or firewall, please make sure that port 80 and 81 are already enabled. DDNS Client is able to
upload Global IP address only. If your system uses virtual IP address, users please map the port 80 and
81communication port to DVR server.
6.13.1 Register Dynamic DNS name.
Name Description
1. User Your register name.
2. Password. Your own account password.
3. Run at startup If checked, DDNS client will run when system starts up.
4. Register Register a new account.
5. Save Manual updates IP address to dynamic DDNS server
6. Forgotten passw If you forget your password, system will help you get a new
one.
7. Status Info Information about the connection will show in this area
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Step 1: Run “Start Æ All Programs Æ DDNS” to execute DDNS .
Press button to enter a register page.
Step 2: Please input user name into username column. The maximum digit of username is 16
characters; username can not be started with spaces or minus signs (‘-’). Username will be your
hostname.
Step 3: Please input e-mail address into the E-Mail Address column. It is necessary to input your
e-mail address because when you forget your password, system will send login info to you via
e-mail.
Step 4: Please input password into the Password column, and re-type the same password into the
Re-type Password column. System will confirm whether these two are the same.
Step 5: Please input the word, “bjopwemetj”, existing in the yellow box into the column of “Enter
the characters as in the box below:”.
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Step6: Press . If succeed, registration successful information will be shown in the
screen below.
Step7: Please input your username and password to the User and Password columns. Press
to manual update IP address.
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6.13.2 Update IP address
User: Input your register name into this column. For example, just type “matrix”, if you typed
“matrix” in the column of username in the step above.
Hostname: Your DVR surveillance system hostname. Hostname is combination of your
username and “dvrip.com.tw”. For example, if the hostname is “matrix.dvrip.com.tw”, then you
can connect your DVR server via internet by typing the “matrix.dvrip.com.tw” in the URL column
in your IE browser.
IP: Your DVR system IP address. DDNS Client will update the last IP address every 10 minute
age.
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6.13.3 Forgotten password
Step1: If you forget your password to login DDNS server. Please press , and
then a dialogue box for entering username will appear automatically shown as below.
Step2: Input your username into Username/Hostname column, and then input the word check
into the column. For instance, users should input “hrbdknvqqa” to the column of “Enter the
characters as in the box below”. Finally, please click the button to go into next
step.
Step3: Use outlook or any e-mail tools to receive e-mail. Open the mail, and click the link in the
mail.
Step4: Please click button for changing your

info setting, and then your browser will link to the webpage automatically.
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Step5: Please input your new password into “New Password column”, and re-type it into “New
Password Again column”. Then, press to update your password.
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7. PTZ Camera Control
This chapter explains how to configure the PTZ function and its preset points for each camera.
Name Description
1 Video Screen Click to display live video of each CCD Screen.
3 Recording Date/ Time Display the actual recording date and time.
4 System Status Panel Display the current date, time and feature status like remote
features, auto backup, storage space, email service and SMS
service.(Refer to chapter 1.2.1 for detail description)
5 Set PTZ Preset Point Allow user to preset the PTZ device location with identification.
6 Goto PTZ Preset Point Click to access images captured from its PTZ device at a preset
location.
7 Feature expansion keys F1 key contains some additional features that may support the PTZ
device while F2-F4 keys are reserved for additional feature
expansion purpose.
Note: Please refer to PTZ device manual for detail information on
additional feature support.
8 PTZ Control Allow user to control the orientation of PTZ device.
9 Screen Layout Select different screen layouts.

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11 Focus Allow user to adjust the focus setting of the camera.
12 Zoom Allow user to adjust the zoom feature of the camera.
13 Speed Allow user to adjust the Pan/Tilt speed of device.
14 Color Setting User can adjust the Hue, Contrast, Brightness and Saturation of the
image.
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8. Event Log
Event Log will display information regarding all the triggered events and system events for
reporting purpose. User can search to review this record, save the log file or print it according to
the criteria set.
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Name Description
1 Event Type User can select an event type from the drop down menu as the search
criteria.
2 Event Status User can set an event status as the search criteria.
3 CCD No. User can select a specific CCD as the search criteria.
4 Event Time User can set date and time period as the search criteria.
5 Search Click to start the search process.
6 Switch User Enable the switching between different user accounts.
7 Save As Click to save the event log in excel or HTML file format.
8 Print Click to print the event log result.
9 Clear Event and video Click to delete the selected event or video log result from the list.
10 Search Result Display the information of the search results including its recording
time, event status, device, event type, event description, log viewer
and log review date.
11 Acknowledge Click to show that a particular event log has been checked.
12 Exit Click to exit the event log window.
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9. Remote Access
9.1. Remote Access via Internet Explorer (IE)
User can access the central DVR server from any location via IE. This enables user to do
remote controlling, playback recorded images/video, monitoring, recording, viewing local
sites, creating event log and E-Map monitoring.
※ Type in the IP address of the Central Management Server to access the remote view.
※ Type in the User Name and Password.
Default User Name: 「admin」
Default Password: 「1234」
※ Click on icon 「」 to enter the system.
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9.1.1. Main Control Page
Name Description
1 Function Panel Please refer to the next section on function panel for detail
description.
4 System Date / Time Display the date and time of the video.
5 Snapshot Move the cursor to the top left corner of the screen to reveal the
snapshot icon. Click on the icon to snapshot the image.
(Please refer to chapter 9.1.3.1.2 for the location of the snapshot folder)
6 System Status The window displays the status of the system.
Function Panel
Name Description
1 Remote View Click to connect to the Central server to view live images.
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2 Search & Playback Search and playback recorded images and video.
(Please refer to chapter 9.1.2 for detail description)
3 DVR configuration Allow remote users to access IE client based configurations such
as storage, event action plan, surveillance groups and
surveillance sequence setup. Users can also be authorized to
access remote site configuration according to the authority given.
4 Recording Button Press to start recording.
5 PTZ Control Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) configuration and control panel.

6 E-Map E-map is a modifiable digital map that links to the surveillance
system in the environment. User can use E-map to define the
organizational structure and operation of a company/organization,
accessing & control surveillance cameras.

(Please refer to chapter 4 for detail information.)
7 Event Log Please refer to chapter 8 for detail information.
8 Screen Layout Please refer to chapter 5 for detail information.
9 Alarm Notification When alarm is activated, it will be triggered by a motion detected.

Note: Alarm setup is found in the Add Event Action Plan dialog box in
chapter 6.7
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9.1.2. Remote Search and Playback
9.1.2.1. Remote Search By Time

Search by Time feature enables user to search for video data according to the
search criteria set such as date and CCD camera. User can also use the
sliding bar in the time block selection menu to play the video of a specific time.
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Name Description
2 Camera Name Display the assigned name of CCD camera
4 Date/Time selection panel To set the date and time as the search criteria
7 Playback Control Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play,
pause, stop, play, step forward
8 Playback Speed mode To adjust the playback speed of images/video. Click to
adjust the speed to
1/16X, 1/8X, 1/4X, 1/2, 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
9 Return Button Click to return to the main control menu
10 Time Block selection menu The blue segment indicates video recorded timeline.
Click to select the time segment and press “play” in the
playback control to view the video.
11 Surveillance Group menu Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance
groups.
12 Alarm Notification When alarm is activated, it will be triggered by a motion
detected.
※ Note: Alarm setup is found in the Add Event Action Plan
dialog box in chapter 6.7.
13 Screen Layout Please refer to chapter 6 for detail description.
14 Save Click to save the playback image.
15 Print Click to print the playback image.
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9.1.2.2. Remote Search By Event

This feature allows user to search for a specified event triggered video that
occurs during a set time period.
Name Description
4 Date/Time selection panel To set the date and time as the search criteria
6 CCD menu Select a CCD from the drop down menu and set it as the
search criteria.
7 Playback Control Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play,
pause, stop, play, step forward.
8 Playback Speed mode Click to adjust the playback speed of images/video.
There are 8 speed modes:
1/16X, 1/8X, 1/4X, 1/2X, 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
9 Return Button Click to return to the main control menu.
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10 Log Panel Display a list of search results. Each event log shows the
time, type status, device and event description. User can
click on an event log to play the video.
11 Alarm Notification When alarm is activated, it will be triggered by a motion
detected.
※ Note: Alarm setup is found in the Add Event Action Plan
dialog box in chapter 6.7.
12 Screen Layout Please refer to chapter 6 for detail description.
13 Save Click to save the playback image.
14 Print Click to print the playback image.
9.1.3. DVR Configuration

9.1.3.1. IE Client Configuration
9.1.3.1.1. Event Action Plan Setup
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Name Description
Event Action Plan User can assign the event camera display time
1
and customize the warning sound.
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9.1.3.1.2. Storage Setup
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3
Name Description
1 Snapshot Folder User can choose the folder to store snapshots.
2 Record File Folder User can choose the folder to store record files.
3 Recording Length User can set the limit for each recording file.
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9.1.3.1.3. Group Setting
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10
Name Description
1 Surveillance Groups Display the list of existing surveillance groups.
screen
5 Camera Display screen Display all the CCD cameras available for user to
assign into surveillance groups.
6 Move/Remove button Click “<<” to add the selected CCD camera into a
surveillance group.
Click “>>” to remove the selected CCD camera
from the surveillance group.
7 Surveillance Camera Display all the surveillance CCD cameras of a
screen specified camera group.
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9.1.3.1.4. Sequence Setup
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10
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12
Name Description
4 Sequence Schedule User can customize the recording time for each
surveillance sequence on a weekly/daily basis.
(Refer to the chapter 6.6 on Sequence Schedule section for
detail information)
6 Group Screen Display the available surveillance groups for user to
assign into sequence.
7 Move/Remove button Click “<<” to add the selected surveillance group into
a sequence.
Click “>>” to remove the selected surveillance group
from the sequence.
8 Sequence screen Display all the surveillance groups of a specified
sequence.
9 Up/Down button Click to switch the order of surveillance groups of a
sequence.
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10 Interval time Set the interval time of each surveillance group within
a sequence.
9.1.3.2 Remote Site Configuration
Note: Please refer to chapter 6 for detail information.
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9.2. Remote Access via PDA
9.2.1. Connect your mobile to the PC via USB.
9.2.2. Insert DVR 2008 Installation CD to initiate the Autorun process.
9.2.3. Then click on DVR Tools > Window Mobile 5.0
9.2.4. When a separate window pops up, copy the RemoteViewer Setup.Cab file to the
mobile device and install the function from the device terminal. (Please refer the
your respective mobile user guide on how to copy file from PC to your device)
9.2.5. After finished program installation, there is a program name “Remote Viewer” in all
programs.
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9.2.6. Click the settings below the left that to set connection.
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9.2.7. Click the graphic of below the left to add new connection.
9.2.8. To fill in a name, server IP, ID and password then click “OK”.
9.2.9. A connection has already been set up.
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9.2.10. Choose one that you want to connecting then click “connect”.
9.2.11. Get image from DVR server.
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10. CMS1000_Lite
CMS1000_Lite is a surveillance network server that allows user to connect, view and control a vast
number of DVR systems through internet.
10.1. Remote Access – with Remote Application

Insert the Installation CD into the CD-ROM. The Auto-run page will appear.
Select “DVR Install” and then click “CMS1000 Lite”.
Follow the installation instructions to finish the installation process.
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10.2. Main Screen Introduction
Name Description
4 System Date/Time Display the current date and time of the system.
5 Search and Playback Search and play recorded video.

6 Manual Backup Create and store backup data in a specified location.

7 E-Map E-Map is a modifiable digital map that links to the surveillance
system in the environment. User can use E-map to define the
organizational structure and operation of a
company/organization, accessing & control surveillance
cameras.
8 Screen Layout Select to display different screen layouts.

9 DVR Configuration To configure the system to ensure the program functions
properly. User can assign surveillance group, configure
recording sequence, event action plan and setup for remote
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view and control.
10 PTZ Camera Control Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) Speed Dome configuration and control
panel.
11 Event Log Record all triggered events and system events in a log file.
12 Alarm Mode When alarm is activated, it will be triggered by a motion
detected.
Note: Alarm setup is found in the Add Event Action Plan dialog box
in chapter 6.7.
13 Connect Icon Click to connect to the surveillance groups on the network
server.
14 Exit Button Click to exit the program. User name and password are
required to logout of the system.
Default User Name: admin
Default Password: 1234
15 Minimize Button Click to minimize the program window.
16 View log Record all event descriptions of each CCD camera.
17 Surveillance Group Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance groups.
menu
18 DVR server selection Click Camera Status to display all the DVR servers that are
panel connected on the network.
When click View Log it will display the DVR log information.
19 DVR Status Display the status of each DVR. Green represents successful
connection to DVR while grey icon represents the opposite.
When clicking on the DVR icon, DVR system status information
will be displayed. Further click on each video button will display
the live video of the particular camera on a separate pop-up
window. Right click on the button will enable user to view
recorded video.
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20 Snapshot Move the cursor to the top left corner of the screen to reveal
the snapshot icon. Click on the icon to snapshot the image.
(Please refer to chapter 10.13.1 for the location of the snapshot folder)
21 Audio An audio icon will appear when the cursor is moved to the
bottom right corner of the video channel. Click to enable /
disable the live audio feature
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10.3. Search & Playback
This feature allows user to search and play recorded video.
10.4. Search by Time Mode
Search by Time feature enables user to search for video data according to the search
criteria set such as date and CCD camera. User can also use the sliding bar in the time
block selection menu to play the video of a specific time.
Name Description
4 System Time/Date Display the current date and time of the system.
To search for video playback according to a defined event

To search for video playback according to a defined date

6 Search by Time mode
and time.
To search for video playback according to a defined time

7 Smart Search mode
period.
8 Recorded Date/Time Display the date and time of playback images/video.
9 Date/Time selection panel To set the date and time as the search criteria.
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Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play,

12 Playback Control
pause, stop, play, step forward.
Click to adjust the playback speed of images/video. There
13 Playback Speed mode are 8 speed modes:
1/16X, 1/8X, 1/4X, 1/2X, 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance

16 Surveillance Group menu
groups.
The blue segment indicates video recorded timeline. Click
17 Time Block selection menu to select the time segment and press “play” in the playback
control to view the video.
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10.4.1. Other Functions Menu
Name Description
1 Alarm Notification Please refer to chapter 6.7 for detail information.
2 Bookmark Click to create a book mark link to the images.
3 Screen Layout Select to display the different screen layouts.
Selection (Refer to chapter 5 for detail information)
4 Save Click to save the playback images/video to bitmap or clip
file format. User can also adjust the brightness and
contrast of the image before saving it.
5 Print Click to print the playback images. User can also adjust
the brightness and contrast of the image before printing it.
6 Color Setting Adjust the Hue, Contrast, Brightness and Saturation of the
image.
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10.5. Search by Event Mode
This feature allows user to search for a specified event triggered video that occurs during a
set time period.
Name Description
3 Recording Time/Date Display the actual recording time and date.
5 Search by Event mode To search for video playback according to a defined event type
within a time period.
6 Search by Time mode To search for video playback according to a defined date and
time.
8 Event Time Select the date and time frame as the search criteria.
10 CCD menu Select a CCD from the drop down menu and set it as the search
criteria.
11 Playback Control Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play, pause,
12 Playback Speed mode Click to adjust the playback speed of images/video. There are 8
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speed modes:
1/16X, 1/8X, 1/4X, 1/2X, 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
15 Log Panel Display a list of search results. Each event log shows the time,
type status, device and event description. User can click on an
event log to play the video.
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10.6. Smart Search Mode
This feature enables user to search for video of a specific camera within a specified time
range. In addition, user can also define a motion detection zone on the screen to detect the
number of motion event occur within that time period.
Name Description
To search for video playback according to a defined event type

within a time period.
8 Recorded Date/Time Display the recorded date and time of playback images.
9 Search video Select a CCD camera as the search criteria.
10 Search Time Set a specific date and time frame as the search criteria.
11 Search button Click to start the search process according to the criteria set.
Highlight a search zone for motion detection. Green grid area shows
12 Add Search Area
the highlighted search zone.
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13 Delete Search Area Delete the selected search zone.
14 Clear All Area Clear the selected search zone.
15 Clear Search list Clear the whole search list.
16 Sensitivity mode Click to adjust the sensitivity for image detection.
17 Other Functions Menu Please refer to chapter 2.1.1 for detail information.
Display a list of motion detection log list. The window shows the
19 Event list information recorded during motion detection. User can click on an
event log to play the selected video.
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10.7. Manual Backup
User can create a backup data of recorded images or video. User can choose the location
such as an external hard drive or an additional internal hard drive to save the backup.
3
4
7
10
9 8
Name Description
1 Backup device User can choose the device or location to store the backup
data.
2 Free Space The system will display the available space for backup.
3 Safe Space User may adjust the volume for storage.
4 Backup Time Assign the date and time to create a backup.
5 Backup Camera Select the CCD camera for backup. User may also choose
Select All to backup data of all CCD cameras.
6 Storage Size Click to estimate the space required to save the backup file.
A warning message will prompt the user for insufficient
storage space.
7 Storage percentage Display the ratio of storage size and the total space in
percentage.
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8 Cancel button Click to cancel the backup program.
9 Start button Click to start creating a backup.
10 Player When this feature is enabled, a copy of video player will be
copied to the CD during the backup process.
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10.8. E-Map
E-Map is a modifiable digital map that links to the surveillance system in the environment.
User can use e-map to define the organizational structure and operation of a
company/organization, accessing & control surveillance cameras. User can also use the
program to add a new map, delete map, modify map and edit camera position to suit the
appropriate setting.
Name Description
1 Map Display the E-map of the entire surveillance network.
2 CCD Camera
This icon Display the location of CCD cameras on
the map. Click on the icon to display the image of the
corresponding camera.
3 System Date/Time Display the current date & time of the system.
4 Organization Tree Display the organizational structure of a company or an
organization.
5 Return button Click to return to the main control menu.
6 View log Record event description of each CCD camera.
7 Surveillance Group menu Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance groups.
8 DVR server selection panel Click Camera Status to display all the DVR servers that are
connected on the network.
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When click View Log it will display the DVR log information.
9 DVR Status Display the status of each DVR. Green represents successful
connection to DVR while grey icon represents the opposite.
When clicking on the DVR icon, DVR system status
information will be displayed. Further click on each video
button will display the live video of the particular camera on a
separate pop-up window. Right click on the button will enable
user to view recorded video.
10.9. Add Map

10.9.1. Exit DVR program.
10.9.2. Click on Start > All Programs > CMS1000_Lite > MapEditor.exe
10.9.3. Click on MapEditor.exe to launch the program.
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10.9.4. Click open to open an existing E-map file (saved in *.map format)
10.9.5. To add a map, select the level where a new map is to be added.
10.9.6. From the Map(M) drop down menu, select Add Map.
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locate the image (*.jpg / *.bmp format)
Note:
Images must be saved in the local Map folder of CMS1000-Lite for the image to be
displayed.
10.9.9. To add a camera, click on the Camera Icon and then left click once in
the image screen.
10.9.10. When the camera setup dialog box appears, fill the necessary information
and click “OK”
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10.10. Delete Map
10.10.1. To delete a map, click to select the map to be deleted.

10.10.2. Click on Delete Map from the Map (M) drop down menu.
10.11. Modify Map
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10.11.1. Select the map to be modified from the organization tree on the left column.
10.11.2. Click on Map drop down menu to select Modify Map.
10.11.3. When Map Property dialog box appears, click on the browse
button to locate the image (*.jpg / *.bmp format).

Note:
Images must be saved in the Map folder of CMS1000_Lite folder for the image to
be displayed.
10.11.5. Repeat steps 10.11.1 – 10.11.4 to change the other images
10.11.6. To add camera, just click on the camera icon and then left click
once in the image screen.
10.11.7. When the camera setup dialog box appears, fill the necessary information
and click “OK”
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10.11.8. Repeat steps 10.11.6 – 10.11.7 to add as many cameras as needed.

10.11.9. User can now use the mouse to drag and place the camera icon at other
locations.
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10.12. Screen Layout
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11
Name Description
Click to display video in sequence mode.

1 Sequence display mode
(Refer to chapter 6.6 for sequence mode setup)
2 Full Screen display mode Click to view video in full screen.
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10.13. System Configuration
10.13.1. System Setup
3
2
Name Description
1 System Start-up setup User can configure the way program starts such as auto login,
auto shut down when exit, windows key disable, authorize
remote system reboot and auto reboot.
2 Snapshot Folder User is to specify the path of the folder for snapshot photo to be
saved.
3 Event Reserve Days Set the day for each recorded events to be reserved on the local
system.
4 Enable Time Synchronize Click to enable the time of the system to be synchronized with
the time of NTP time server. Type in the IP address of the NTP
server in the address bar.
5 Event Action Plan Setup User can determine the display time length for each event
triggered camera image.
User can also setup the alert sound file to be played upon an
event trigger.
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6 Display mode Select the display mode that applies.
10.13.2. Network Server Setup
1 2
Name Description
1 Click to add a new server to the network system.
Add Server Please refer to the next section on Add Server for detail
information.
2 Remove Server Click to remove a server from the network system.
3 The window displays all the information of the servers found on
Server Setup Information the network such as server name, server IP, connection mode
and connection port.
4 Search Network Server Click to search all the available servers on the network.
5 The window displays all the server information on the network

Network Server
such as server name, server IP, camera counts for each server
Information
and network starting port base.
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7 Cancel Click to cancel the changes.
Add Server Dialog Box
5 6
Name Description
1 Server Name Identify the server with a name.
2 Server Address Type in the server IP address.
3 Connected Mode Select the appropriate server connection mode.
4 Port Leave the port number as default.
5 OK Press to save the changes.
6 Cancel Press to cancel the changes.
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10.13.3. Playback Group Setup
3
1
4
8
7 5
Name Description
1 Click to select the server to setup the surveillance group.

Server Name
2 Display a list of existing surveillance groups.

Surveillance Groups screen
5 Display all the CCD cameras available for user to assign into
Camera Display screen
surveillance groups.
6 Click “<<” to add the selected CCD camera into a
surveillance group.
Move/Remove button
Click “>>” to remove the selected CCD camera from the
surveillance group.
7 Display all the surveillance CCD cameras of a specified

Surveillance Camera screen
camera group.
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10.13.4. Connection Group Setup
1 2
Name Description
1 Add New Connection Group Click to add a new connection group to the server.
2 Delete Connection Group Click to delete the connection group.
3 Connection Group Information The window displays the connection groups found
on the network and its information such as camera
group name and camera count in each group.
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10.13.4.1. Add Server Video
‧ Click on the name of the server (test) just created under
‧ Connection Group Setup to call up the Add Server Video window.
‧ Click on the test icon to display all the cameras.
‧ Highlight all the video cameras to be added and then click Add and Exit
the window.
1 3
10.13.4.2.Group Setting
1 2
7
4
6
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Name Description
1 Surveillance Groups Display a list of existing surveillance groups.
screen
4 Camera Display screen Display all the CCD cameras available for user to
assign into surveillance groups.
5 Move/Remove button Click “<<” to add the selected CCD camera into a
surveillance group.
Click “>>” to remove the selected CCD camera
from the surveillance group.
6 Surveillance Camera Display all the surveillance CCD cameras of a
screen specified camera group.
10.13.4.3. Sequence Setup
2
1
3
7 5
8
6
Name Description
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4 Sequence Schedule User can customize the recording time for each
surveillance sequence on a weekly/daily basis.
(Refer to next section on Sequence Schedule for
detail information)
5 Group Screen Display the available surveillance groups for user
to assign into sequence.
6 Move/Remove button Click “<<” to add the selected surveillance group
into a sequence.
Click “>>” to remove the selected surveillance
group from the sequence.
7 Sequence screen Display all the surveillance groups of a specified
sequence.
8 Up/Down button Click to switch the order of surveillance groups
within a sequence.
9 Interval time Set the interval time of each surveillance group
within a sequence.
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10.13.5. User Account
1 2
4
5
6
Name Description
1 User List Display a list of user accounts.
2 User Authority Display all the access authorities that are given
Information to a specific user.
3 View Group Display all the available groups that have been
setup.
4 Add User button Click to add a new user account.

(Please refer to the next section on user account
dialog box for detail information)
5 Delete User button Click to delete an account.
6 Modify User button Click to modify the information of a user account.

(Please refer to the next section on user account
dialog box for detail information)
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User Account Dialog Box
Click on Add User /Modify User to call up the dialog box.
1
2
3
4
5 6
Name Description
1 User Name Assign each user a user name to log into the system.
2 Password Assign each user a password to log into the system.
3 Password Verify Retype the password to confirm its correctness.
4 Authority Setup Click to apply the administrative authority or a specified
user’s authority to the new user.
5 OK Click to save the changes.
6 Cancel Click to cancel the changes.
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10.14. PTZ Control
Name Description
1 Video Screen Click to display live video of each CCD Screen.
3 Recording Date/ Time Display the actual recording date and time.
5 Set PTZ Preset Point Allow user to preset the PTZ device location with identification.
6 Goto PTZ Preset Point Click to access images captured from its PTZ device at a preset
location.
7 Feature expansion keys F1 key contains some additional features that may support the PTZ
device while F2-F4 keys are reserved for additional feature
expansion purpose.
Note: Please refer to PTZ device manual for detail information on
additional feature support.
8 PTZ Control Allow user to control the orientation of PTZ device.
9 Screen Layout Select different screen layouts.

11 Focus Allow user to adjust the focus setting of the camera.
12 Zoom Allow user to adjust the zoom feature of the camera.
13 Speed Allow user to adjust the Pan/Tilt speed of device.
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10.15. Event Log
Event Log will display information regarding all the triggered events and system events for
reporting purpose. User can search to review this record, save the log file or print it
according to the criteria set.
6 8
1
9
2
3 10
4 5 11
7
12
13 14
Name Description
User can select an event type from the drop down menu as
1 Event Type
the search criteria.
2 Event Status User can set an event status as the search criteria.
3 CCD No. User can select a specific CCD as the search criteria.
4 IP Address Type in the IP of the DVR server.
5 Reset Click to reset the IP address.
6 Event Time User can set date and time period as the search criteria.
7 Search Click to start the searching process.
8 Save To Click to save the event log to a specific location.
9 Print Click to print the event log result.
Click to delete the selected event or video log result from the
10 Clear Selected Event
list.
11 Total Found Display the total search results.
Display the information of the search results including its
12 Search Result recording time, event status, device, event type, event
description, log viewer and log review date.
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13 Acknowledge Click to show that a particular event log has been checked.
14 Exit Click to exit the event log window.
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11. CMS2000
11.1. Overview
CMS2000 is the only security solution that offers multiple point access and multiple device
integration over a network system. To increase its diversified capability, the system is fully
compatible with almost all of Kguard security solution series including DVS, standalone
DVRs and DVR cards. CMS2000 is designed for its IP based versatility and its integrability
with DVR and DVS to enhance its security integrity. Therefore administrator and authorized
clients can easily monitor and control the activities and security of their respected settings
and playback recorded data just with a click on the CMS2000 network.
11.2. Benefits
1. Multi-Level Authority Control
2. E-map graphic control menu
3. Multiple camera real-time monitoring
4. Historical video data playback
5. Control up to 100/300/600 Cameras
6. Remote control management
7. Hybrid system integration
8. Web-based structure design
NOTE:
This DVR system fully supports Kguard CMS2000 security solution series. Please refer to the following
for detail description on CMS2000.
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12. Appendix
12.1. Access DVR Video Server from Internet
12.1.1. Network device connection:
The diagram below shows the connection architecture of a local network to the
Internet / WAN:
This example illustrates the connection of an ADSL Router to the ADSL Modem
(ATU-R). The ADSL has a physical IP Address (eg: 111.222.333.444), and all the
other PCs in the local network (LAN) are connected to the ADSL Router to share
the same physical IP address.
In this example, the Local IP address of the ADSL Router is 192.168.0.1 and the
local IP address of the DVR Video Server is 192.168.0.22.
12.1.2. Network configuration(Stream Video via IE)

Please follow the steps below to configure the network to allow the DVR Video
Server behind the Fire wall to stream the video over internet via IE.
12.1.3. DVR Video Server Configuration
In the DVR Video Server the user has to enable the “Web Server settings” and to
specify a port for the video streaming via IE. In the sample the port is set as “8080”
12.1.4. Router Configuration

In the Router, the user has to set the port mapping for Video Server.
In this case, the port is set as 8080 and the video server local IP address is
192.168.0.22. So the user must set the port mapping 8080 to 192.168.0.22
In the picture below, we use D-Link Router (DI-524) as an example:
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Note:
The configuration of different Routers could be different, please refer to the user manual of
your own Router for configuration information.
12.1.5. View by IE
In the previous 2 steps, the port: 8080 is mapped from the Video Server
(192.168.0.22) to the public.
This enables users to access the site remotely by typing in
“http://111.222.333.444:8080” in the IE address bar.
Please note that user must first input the username and password in order to enter
the system.
12.1.6. Network configuration(Stream Video by Remote Client Software)

User can also install the Remote Client Software and use the Remote Client
Software to access the Video Server from remote sites.
12.1.7. Router Configuration

DVR Video Server uses ports 14096, 14097, 14098, 14099 and 14100 to
communicate with the Remote Client Software system. Therefore users have to
map the Port mentioned above from the Video Server to the public. This example
shows the mapping of 192.168.0.22 port to the public ports of 14096, 14097, 14098,
14099 and 14100.
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1. DVR Software Guides ..........................................................................................................4

※ Choose Video Setup Type:

※ Run the DVR System.

1 Video Screen Click to display live video of each CCD channel.

2 Camera Name Display the assigned name of CCD camera.

3 Recording Date/Time Display the actual recording date and time.

5 Search and play recorded video.

6 Create and store backup data in a specified location.

7 E-Map is a modifiable digital map that links to the surveillance system

in the environment. User can use E-map to define the organizational

E-Map structure and operation of a company/organization, accessing &

control surveillance cameras.

8 Select to display different screen layouts.

9 To configure the system to ensure the program functions properly.

10 Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) Speed Dome configuration and control panel.

11 Record all triggered events and system events in a log file.

12 When alarm is activated, it will be triggered by a motion detected.

logout of the system.

14 Minimize Button Click to minimize the program window.

15 View log Record all event descriptions of each CCD camera.

16 Surveillance Group Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance groups.

17 Video Selection Panel Select to display a specified CCD channel.

signal. Orange means inactive DVR connection.

unsupported channels will appear grey.

Snapshot snapshot icon. Click on the icon to snapshot the image.

1 Date/Time Display the current date and time.

remote play/view/setup as mouse cursor moves over

information as mouse cursor moves over it.

space to total storage space as mouse cursor moves over it.

as mouse cursor moves over it.

1 Video Screen Click to display recorded video of each CCD channel.

2 Camera Name Display the assigned name of CCD camera.

3 Recording Date/Time Display the actual recording date and time.

To search for video playback according to a defined event type within

8 Recorded Date/Time Display the date and time of playback images/video.

10 CCD menu Specify a CCD camera as the search criteria.

Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play, pause,

Click to adjust the playback speed of images/video. There are 8

15 Return button Click to return to the main screen menu.

Surveillance Group Select to display the viewing channels of surveillance groups.

The blue segment indicates video recorded timeline. Click to select

2.1.1. Other Functions Menu

1 Alarm Notification Please refer to chapter 6.7 for detail information.

2 Bookmark Click to create a book mark that links to the image.

Screen Layout Select to display the different screen layouts.

Click to save the playback images/video in bitmap or clip file

the image before saving it.

Adjust the Hue, Contrast, Brightness and Saturation of the

1 Video Screen Click to display recorded video of each CCD channel.

2 Camera Name Display the assigned name of CCD camera.

3 Recording Time/Date Display the actual recording time and date.

To search for images/video playback according to a defined event

9 Event Type Select an event type as the search criteria.

Playback control buttons. Step backward, backward play, pause,

14 Return button Click to return to the main screen menu.

to play the video.

1 Video Screen Click to display recorded video of each CCD channel.

2 Camera Name Display the assigned name of CCD camera.

3 Recording Date/Time Display the actual recording date and time.

(Refer to chapter 1.2.1 for detail description)

To search for images/video playback according to a defined event

locate the image (.jpg / .bmp format)

locate the image (.jpg / .bmp format).