CTC Union DVS-8501E Manual do Utilizador

DVS-8501E 1 Channel H.264 Video Encoder

3. HARDWARE AND SETTING 3.1. Package Contents 1. DVS 8501E video encoder 2. 12V Power Adaptor 3. CD (User Manual) 4. PTZ control cable 3.2. Overview

3.3. Overview : Back Panel 1 1. Power DC in 11

4. HOW TO ACCESS UNIT 4.1. Default Setting Connect the DVS-8501E with the computer through a UTP cable directly. Execute Internet Explorer brows

Note : Default username and password can be changed by clicking “Account” then 4.2. Windows UPnP Places” to show the detected UPnP clicking “Admi

4.3. CTCU UPnP Finder Besides Windows UPnP, CTC Union also has a UPnP Finder that can help to detect the UPnP devices that are connected to the netw

5. HOME PAGE SETTING 5.1. Live View 5.1.1. ActiveX Installation The first time the DVS is accessed though I.E. browser, users have to install th

After the installation is completed, users are able to see the ActiveX Viewer interface. (Please refer to 5.1.4. ActiveX Viewer) 5.1.2. Main / Su

Above is the ActiveX viewer which will show up when users use I.E. Browser to access the video of DVS-8501E 5.1.5. RTSP Viewer Support Users can

5.2. Image Setup Move the slider to setup brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue. Click on the “Default” button to go back default setting. 5.3.

5.4. Playback Look up recorded video by channel, event, and period time. Selecting the event, setup the demand period, and then click on “Query”.

6. BASIC SETTING There are four settings in this sub-menu, including “System”, “Work mode“, “Channel parameter” and “Network” 6.1. System 6.1.1.

6.1.2. Date/ Time z Current time: Shows the current time of this device. z PC Time: Shows the current time of controlling PC. z Date Time

6.1.3. Initialize z Reboot: Click this button to reboot the device. defaults. After reset, file on PC. PC to server. All settings vice kernel.

6.2. Work mode 6.2.1. Video format Video format: Select NTSC or PAL. 6.2.2. Resolution Resolution : Click pull-down menu to choose resolution.

6.3. Channel parameter 6.3.1. Main stream setting Main Stream Quality: VBR (Variable bit rate) – Bit rate is variable depending on video qua

6.3.4. Privacy mask Privacy Mask: To activate select “on”, and then click “setup”. This will hide the selected region from normal view. 6.3.5. Aud

6.4. Network 6.4.1. Network Information z MAC address: Shows the device MAC address. (not user changeable) z IP Address Setting:  Automatica

6.4.2. PPPOE Set to connect to Internet by PPPoE. z IP address : Read-only. IP address from PPPoE service. z User ID : PPPoE username ID. Usua

6.4.3. DDNS This allow device to have DDNS domain name. Encoder will notify a dynamic domain name server to change mapping IP in real time (ad-hoc)

6.4.4. UPnP UPnP helps user to find this machine easily on a Windows LAN. It will open service ports on local LAN UPnP router. It allows easier acc

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SNMP_TRAP z Trap Information: Turn on or off SNMP service. z Receiver IP: SNMP information receiver IP. z Community string: Input SNMP serve

SNMP_MANAGER z Manager IP: Input SNMP manager's IP address. z Community string: Input SNMP community string to communicate with SNMP manag

6.4.6. HTTPS Https is a URL scheme used to create a secure HTTP connection via SSL. It is syntactically identical to the http: // scheme normally u

6.4.7. IP Notification Notify user by E-mail, when device is using a new IP. Select “on” to turn on. z Notify Type: Select which condition to

7. ADVANCED SETTING 7.1. PTZ Setting 7.1.1. PTZ Connector 8501E PTZ Pin assignment allocation (DB9) No. Define Color 1 DI Red 2 RS-232 TX Yellow

value is 2000. z Protocol: Select camera protocol. Please refer to user manual of camera. z Camera ID: PTZ camera ID. Please refer to user manua

7.1.4. Patrol This page let user setup a patrol mode for the camera. Every channel has four patrol routes. Every route can consist of 8 preset poin

7.2. Alarm Configuration 7.2.1. Alarm Receiver Setting 7.2.1.1. FTP client FTP client will send image files while alarms occur. 7.2.1.1.1. FTP

7.2.1.1.2. Periodical Sending Send images file to FTP server periodically. z FTP Periodical Sending: Turn this feature on or off. z Remote Route:

7.2.1.2. SMTP SMTP or Simple Mail Transport Protocol lets this device send image files to specific E-mail addresses. 7.2.1.2.1. General z SMTP:

7.2.1.2.2. SMTP Periodical Sending Send image files to specific E-mail address periodically. z SMTP Periodical Sending: Turn this feature on

7.2.1.3. SMS The SMS or Short Message Service sends messages to mobile devices. z SMS switch: Turn this feature on or off. z Service provider: Th

7.2.2. Alarm I/O Setting 7.2.2.1. Alarm Input z Alarm Input : Turn this feature on or off. z Debounce Time : Interval time, range from 5 to 10

7.2.2.2. Alarm Output z Alarm Output: Select On or Off to active or deactivate this feature. z Relay : Turn on or off the relay. z Alarm Durati

7.2.3. Alarm Video Setting 7.2.3.1. Motion Detection Up to 4 sets of Motion Detection areas can be defined (By color). When checking the demanded

7.2.3.2. Video Loss z Video Loss : Turn on to activate specific action when “video loss” occurs. Go to “Event Management” --> “Event Setting”

7.2.4.1. Alarm local recording z Local Storage: Turn on or off this feature. z Full-Time Record: Record whenever the device is operating. Choose

7.3. Alarm Local Storage Save video to local storage device when alarm event occurs. z Alarm Storage: Turn on or off this feature z S

7.3.1.1. Alarm Remote Storage Save video to remote storage device when event occurs z Alarm Remote Storage: Turn on or off this feature z IP Addr

7.4. Storage Management 7.4.1. HDD management z HDD information: If there is a hard disk installed, the disk size and used size will be shown. If

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7.5. Event Management This function includes event setting, import and export. 7.5.1. Event Setting z Event : Give every event setting a serial n

7.5.2. Event Report Use the Event Report page to filter and manage all events recorded by the system. Filtering uses 'and' and 'or&a

7.5.3. Event Import/ Export All Event settings can be exported to a file. User can also import a previously saved event setting export or file fr

8. ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT 8.1. Admin Administrator’s default username and password are both “admin”. This page allows the administrator to change the pa

8.2. User The administrator can create up to nine more users and assign permissions under Account Management. The functions include adding or

9. DVS STATUS The Status displays active connections to the DVS and any alarm indications per channel (socket connection). z Live: Show IP and po

10. SYSTEM LOG The System Log holds a record of activity recorded by the Linux operating system of the DVS. This log may be viewed on the DVS or i

11. TROUBLE SHOOTING 1) I can’t seem to add the DVS video into the NVR live view. Attached is a screenshot of my NVR setting. Please check what am

5) Is there a way to store the video recording directly to a PC over SAMBA or NFS protocol? For SAMBA, although our DVS has embedded Linux, we put

59 10) SMTP already set but received no email notification? You have to set up the SMTP server and Sender Mail Address under same source. That mean

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1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Welcome Thank you for purchasing DVS-8501E, 1 channel, D1 H.264 Digital Video Server developed by CTC Union Technologies Compa

1.3. IP Surveillance Benefits The benefits of digital surveillance are many. At the camera level, the scalability of an IP-based system grows from a

2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 2.1. Hardware Specification Model name : DVS-8501E Video compression : Dual-stream H.264 / Motion JPEG Video Resolution