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User Guide (Ver. 2) 2.
Models Desktop - N4/8/16NS, N4/8/16NSP, N16NSF :
Wall Mount - N4/8/16WNS, N4/8/16WNSP
4/8/16 Channel Network Video Recorder
About This User’s Guide
Before operating the unit, please read this user’s guide thoroughly and retain it for future reference.

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Cautions
Explanation of Graphical Symbols
WARNING
To reduce a risk of re or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.
CAUTION
Changes or modications not approved by the manufacture will void the warranty of the product.
Using an incompatible battery may increase the risk of re or explosion.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type battery recommended by the manufacture.
Discard used batteries according to manufacturer’s instructions.
This symbol indicates the presence of important operang and maintenance
(servicing) instrucons in the literature accompanying the product.
This symbol indicates the presence of “dangerous voltage” within the product’s
enclosure that may be of sucient magnitude to constute a risk of electric
shock, property damage, personal injury, or death.

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These precautions must be followed for safety reasons
Warning
Do not use if the unit emits smoke.
Do not disassemble the unit.
Do not place any heavy or sharp objects on the unit.
Do not place on uneven surface.
Do not expose to shock or vibration.
Do not move the unit when the unit is powered on.
Do not block, and allow dust to accumulate in the air vents.
Do not restrict airow of the unit; doing so can damage the unit.
Only qualied and experienced personnel should perform installation and
servicing.
Turn off the power of the when connecting Cameras, Audio or Sensor NS
Cables.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by improper use
of the product or failure to follow instructions for the product.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any problems caused by or resulting
from the user physically opening the for examination or attempting to NS
repair the unit.
For NSP models with the PoE Switch, it is strongly recommended that the 48V
connector is inserted to the PoE Switch before the AC cable is attached to the
adaptor.

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Product Components
Please make sure the following components are included as specied below.
Desktop:
N4NS / N8NS / N16NS
N4NSP / N8NSP / N16NSP
N16NSF
Wall Mount :
N4WNS/ N8WNS / N16WNS
N4WNSP / N8WNSP / N16WNSP
Remote Control
Battery 1.5V (AAA x 2 EA)
Quick Setup Guide &
User Guide
Mouse for NS
Software & Manual CD
Rack mount (x 2EA) &
Screws ( 6EA) x
Power Adaptor
(DC12V 5A for ) NS
& Power cable (110V or 220V)
Only power cable for N16NSF (AC
110V~240V)
Power Adaptor
(DC48V 2A for POE)
& Power cable (110V or 220V)
Audio Cable for NS

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Specifications for NS/NSP
MODEL
N4NS
N8NS
N16NS
N4NSP
N8NSP
N16NSP
Video
Input
IP Cameras
4
8
16
4
8
16
Max Bit Rate
20Mbps
40Mbps
20Mbps
40Mbps
Resolution
Max. 1920x1080
Output
Main Monitor
VGA and HDMI
Sub Monitor
CVBS (BNC)
Audio
Input
IP Cam Audio
4
8
16
4
8
16
RCA Input
4
8
16
4
8
16
Output
RCA Output
1
Audio C odec
G.711
Event
Sensor In
IP Cam Sensor
4
8
16
4
8
16
Local Input
4 (Terminal Block)
Local Alarm Output (Terminal Block)
1
IP Camera Motion Detection
Yes
Serial
RS- 232C
Yes
RS- 485
Yes
Network
Private (IP Camera, Auto Connection)
10/100 Base-T
10/100/1000 Base-T
4 Port PoE
8 Port PoE
LAN (Remote Access, IP Camera)
10/100 Base-T
10/100/1000 Base-T
10/100 Base-T
10/100/1000 Base-T
Protocols
TCP/IP, UDP, DHCP, HTTP, NTP, SMTP, RTP, RTSP, ONVIF
Recording
Compression
H.264 (Baseline, Main, High Prole)
Resolution & Frame
Rate
D1
120fps
240fps
480fps
120fps
240fps
480fps
1280x720
120fps
240fps
400fps
120fps
240fps
400fps
1920x1080
100fps
192fps
192fps
100fps
192fps
192fps
Recording Mode
Continuous / Motion / Sensor / Schedule / Manual
Pre Recording
Max. 20 Minutes
Post Recording
Max. 60 Seconds
Playback
Search
Quick Search, Date/Time, Event, Archive, Log
Multi-Decoding
1, 4
1, 4, 8
1, 4, 8, 16
1, 4
1, 4, 8
1, 4, 8, 16
Playback Speed
x0.25, x0.5, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, x64
Backup
Media
USB drive, External HDD, Network, DVD-R (via USB)
File Format
BMP, AVI, Proprietary Format
Large Backup
Yes (Max. 24 hours)
Storage
HDD
1 HDD Max Size
3TB
Internal HDDs
3
2
e-SATA
1
USB
Front
2
Rear
1

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User I/F
Input Method
Front Buttons, IR, Mouse, Keyboard Controller
Features
Dynamic DNS
Yes (Free DDNS)
Digital Zoom
Yes
DLS (Day Light Savings)
Yes
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Yes
S.M.A.R.T.
Yes
Internal Beep
Yes
Multi- Language
Yes
e-mail Notication
Yes
Network
Access
3G Mobile
iPad / iPhone / Android
Web Viewer
Windows (IE, Chrome, Firefox, Safari), MAC(TBD)
PC Client
Single / Multi Client and CMS (64 channels)
Remote Setup and Upgrade
Yes
Power
Total POE Budget
48W for the 4NSP, 96W for 8/16NSP
Power Supply Voltage
DC12V 5A
DC12V 5A & 48V 2A DC
Temperature
Operating Temperature
41°F ~ 104°F (5°C ~ 40°C)
Storage Temperature
14°F ~ 122°F (-10°C ~ 50°C)
Weight
Desktop Unit Weight (Gross weight)
Approximately 11 lbs
Approximately 12 lbs
Wall Mount (Gross weight)
Approximately 16 lbs
Approximately 17 lbs
Dimension
Unit Dimension (W x D x H)
15”W x 13.4”D x 2.8”H (380mm x 340mm x 72mm)
Wall Mount (W x D x H)
13.5” x 3.5” x 17”
Please note that specifications and unit exterior design are subject to change without notication.

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Specifications for N16NSF
MODEL
N16NSF
Video
Input
IP Cameras
16
Max Bit Rate
40Mbps
Resolution
Max. 1920x1080
Output
Main Monitor
VGA and HDMI
Sub Monitor
CVBS (BNC)
Audio
Input
IP Cam Audio
16 (#1~#4: RCA, #5~#16: Audio Cable)
RCA Input
16
Output
RCA Output
1
Audio Codec
G.711
Event
Sensor In
IP Cam Sensor
16
Local Input
4 (Terminal Block)
Local Alarm Output (Terminal Block)
1
IP Camera Motion Detection
Yes
Serial
RS- 485
Yes
Network
Private (IP Camera, Auto Connection)
16 Port PoE
LAN (Remote Access, IP Camera)
10/100/1000 Base-T
Protocols
TCP/IP, UDP, DHCP, HTTP, NTP, SMTP, RTP, RTSP, ONVIF
Recording
Compression
H.264 (Baseline, Main, High Prole)
Resolution
& Frame
Rate
D1
480fps
1280x720
400fps
1920x1080
192fps
Recording Mode
Continuous / Motion / Sensor / Schedule / Manual
Pre Recording
Max. 20 Minutes
Post Recording
Max. 60 Seconds
Playback
Search
Quick Search, Date/Time, Event, Archive, Log
Multi-Decoding
1, 4, 8, 16
Playback Speed
x0.25, x0.5, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, x64
Backup
Media
USB drive, External HDD, Network
File Format
BMP, AVI, Proprietary Format
Large Backup
Yes (Max. 24 hours)
Storage
HDD
1 HDD Max Size
3TB
Internal HDDs
Up to 2 HDDs
e-SATA
1
USB
Front
2
Rear
1
User I/F
Input Method
Front Buttons, IR, Mouse, Keyboard Controller

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Features
Dynamic DNS
Yes (Free DDNS)
Digital Zoom
Yes
DLS (Day Light Savings)
Yes
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
Yes
S.M.A.R.T.
Yes
Internal Beep
Yes
Multi- Language
Yes
e-mail Notication
Yes
Network
Access
3G Mobile
iPad / iPhone / Android
Web Viewer
Windows (IE, Chrome, Firefox, Safari), MAC(TBD)
PC Client
Single / Multi Client and CMS (64 channels)
Remote Setup and Upgrade
Yes
Power
Total POE budget
200W
Power Supply Voltage
AC 110V ~ 240V, 50/60Hz, Max 250W
Temperature
Operating Temperature
41°F ~ 104°F (5°C ~ 40°C)
Storage Temperature
14°F ~ 122°F (-10°C ~ 50°C)
Weight
Desktop Unit Weight (Gross weight)
Approximately lbs14
Wall Mount (Gross weight)
Approximately 19 lbs
Dimension
Unit Dimension (W x D x H)
15”W x 13.4”D x 2.8”H (380mm x 340mm x 72mm)
Please note that specifications and unit exterior design are subject to change without notication.

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Table of Contents
1. Main Features ............................................................................................................................. 12
2. Initial Boot-up Process ................................................................................................................. 13
2-1. Initial Boot up and Basic Time Setup ..................................................................................... 13
2-2 Setting up Daylight Savings Time . .......................................................................................... 14
2-3 Setting NTP (Network Time Protocol) . .................................................................................... 14
2-4. EZ SETUP ............................................................................................................................ 17
2-5. PoE Port SETUP ................................................................................................................... 19
2-6 . Non PoE Port SETUP ...........................................................................................................22
2-7 . IP Camera SETUP (through Web Viewer page) ...................................................................22
2-8 . Dual Streaming ..................................................................................................................... 23
3. Front and Rear Panels ................................................................................................................ 24
3-1. Desktop Front Panel ............................................................................................................. 24
3-2. Connectors ...........................................................................................................................25
3-3. Remote Control ..................................................................................................................... 27
4. Setting up the NS ........................................................................................................................ 28
4-0. Setup Main Live Screen –..................................................................................................... 28
4-1. Setup IP CAMERA –............................................................................................................. 29
4-1-1. SCAN Menu .................................................................................................................31
4-1-2. ONVIF SETUP Menu .................................................................................................... 32
4-2. Setup SYSTEM –.................................................................................................................. 34
4-3. Setup RECORD Mode –....................................................................................................... 37
4-3-1. Recording Schedules .................................................................................................... 39
4-4. Setup DEVICE Mode –......................................................................................................... 40
4-4-1. Digital Deterrent ............................................................................................................ 42
4-4-2. Keyboard Controller & PTZ Setup .................................................................................43
4-4-3. Motion Zone Setup ....................................................................................................... 44
4-5. Setup DISPLAY Mode –........................................................................................................ 45
4-6. Setup NETWORK Mode –..................................................................................................... 46
4-6-1. Network Types .............................................................................................................. 47
4-6-2. DDNS ........................................................................................................................... 47
4-6-3. Network Port and Web Port .......................................................................................... 48
4-7. Setup USER MANAGEMENT Mode –................................................................................... 49
4-8. Setup STORAGE Mode –.....................................................................................................51
4-9. Setup - CONFIG Mode .......................................................................................................... 53
4-9-1. Firmware Upgrade ........................................................................................................ 54
5. Live, Search and Playback .......................................................................................................... 55
5-1. Live View ..............................................................................................................................55
5-1-1. PTZ Control ....................................................................................................................... 59
5-2. Digital Zoom in Live and Playback Screen ............................................................................ 60

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5-3. SEARCH Screen ................................................................................................................... 60
5-3-1. EZSearch ..................................................................................................................... 61
5-3-2. Time Line Search .......................................................................................................... 62
5-3-3. Event Search ................................................................................................................ 62
5-3-4. Go To First Time ........................................................................................................... 63
5-3-5. Go To Last Time ........................................................................................................... 63
5-3-6. Go To Specic Time ...................................................................................................... 63
5-3-7. Archive List ................................................................................................................... 63
5-3-8. Log List ......................................................................................................................... 64
5-4. Play Mode ............................................................................................................................. 64
6. Back Up ........................................................................................................................................... 66
6-1. Still Image Backup onto USB Flash Drive .............................................................................. 66
6-2. Video Backup onto USB Flash Drive during playback ........................................................... 66
6-2. EZCopy: Video Backup onto USB Flash Drive during playback .............................................68
6-3. Transferring Still Images or Video from the ARCHIVE List ..................................................... 69
6-4. Playback of Backup Video ..................................................................................................... 69
6-5-1. AVI Format .................................................................................................................... 69
6-5-2. NSF Format .................................................................................................................. 70
7. Network Access Using the Multi-Sites Network Viewer .................................................................... 71
7-1. Overview ............................................................................................................................... 71
7-2. PC Requirements .................................................................................................................. 71
7-3. Installation of the Program .................................................................................................... 72
7-4. Live Window.......................................................................................................................... 73
7-4-1. Main User Interfa ce ...................................................................................................... 73
7-4-2. Control Buttons ............................................................................................................. 73
7-5. Search and Playback Window ............................................................................................... 74
7-5-1. Main User Interface ...................................................................................................... 74
7-5-2. Main Control Panel ....................................................................................................... 75
7-6. Setup of SpecoTech Multi Client ............................................................................................ 76
7-6-1. General......................................................................................................................... 76
7-6-2. Event ............................................................................................................................ 77
7-6-3. Record .......................................................................................................................... 78
7-6-4. Display .........................................................................................................................79
7-6-5. Language ..................................................................................................................... 80
7-6-6. About ............................................................................................................................ 80
7-7. Remote Setup ....................................................................................................................... 81
7-7-1. IP Camera .................................................................................................................... 82
7-7-2. System ......................................................................................................................... 82
7-7-3. Record .......................................................................................................................... 84
7-7-4. Device .......................................................................................................................... 85
7-7-5. Display .........................................................................................................................86

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7-7-6. Network ........................................................................................................................ 86
7-7-7. User Management ........................................................................................................ 87
7-7-8. Storage ......................................................................................................................... 88
7-7- Remote Upgrade 9. .......................................................................................................... 88
7-7-10. Information .................................................................................................................88
7-8. Operation .............................................................................................................................. 89
7-8-1. Addition, Delete, and Modify of NS Sites ....................................................................... 89
7-8-2. Connect and Disconnect ............................................................................................... 91
7-8-3. Still-image Capture During Live .................................................................................... 92
7-8-4. Recording Video on Local PC During Live .................................................................... 92
7-8-5. Local Playback and Remote Playback .......................................................................... 94
7-8-6. AVI Backup during Playback ......................................................................................... 96
8. Network Access Using the Web-Browser Viewer .............................................................................. 98
9. Network Access Using the Smart Phone Viewer ............................................................................ 100
9-1. App Viewer for iPhone ......................................................................................................... 100
9-1-1. Live ............................................................................................................................. 100
9-1-2.PTZ Control ................................................................................................................. 101
9-1-3. Playback ..................................................................................................................... 102
9-2. App Viewer for Android Phone .............................................................................................103
9-2-1. Live ............................................................................................................................. 103
9-2-2. Playback ..................................................................................................................... 104
9-2-3.PTZ Control ................................................................................................................. 104
APPENDIX: Network Connection - LAN ............................................................................................. 105
APPENDIX: Network Connection Internet and DDNS –..................................................................... 107
APPENDIX -SATA CONNECTION : E ................................................................................................... 110

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1. Main Features
Automatic IP Camera Detection and connection (Plug & Play)
Easy Record, Copy and Setup
Easy Search by Thumbnail Preview
Easy Copy
Easy Network
Easy IP Camera Setup
Covert camera operation provides enhanced security and administrator control
Dynamically programmable recording priority, motion detection, alarms and scheduling
Simple and Easy Graphic User Interface
Simple Scheduler
HDMI Output
VGA Output
Password to secure installation authorization
Network software supports 10/100Mbps
USB 2.0 port for video clip exporting and easy rmware upgrade via Flash Drive USB
NOTE: Under federal law, The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Title III of the Omnibus Crime
Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (18
U.S.C. § 2510, ), and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (50 U.S.C. 1801, et seq. et seq.)
permit government agents, acting with the consent of a party to a communication, to engage in warrantless
interceptions of telephone communications, as well as oral and electronic communications.

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2. Initial Boot-up Process
2-1. Initial Boot up and Basic Time Set up
1. During the rst boot up, the following logo will be displayed.
2. After the logo, select the language and set date and time as specied below.

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2-2 Setting Daylight Savings Time . up
To enable Daylight Saving feature/NTP synchronization, take the following steps.
1. Enter the SETUP mode. The default Username is ADMIN “ ” and Password is “1111”.
2. Go to SETUP > SYSTEM > DATE & TIME SETUP
3. Select ON from the DAYLIGHT SAVING dropdown menu.
2-3. Setting NTP (Network Time Protocol)
1. SETUP > SYSTEM > NTP SETUP > ON

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2. Select the proper TIME ZONE time.
Table 3 . GMT Time Zone 2. .1
State
Standard Time
Daylight-Saving Time
AL
Alabama
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
AK
Alaska
GMT- 9
GMT- 8
AK
Alaska (Aleutian Islands)
GMT- 10
NA
AZ
Arizona
GMT- 7
NA
AZ
Arizona (Navajo)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
AR
Arkansas
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
CA
California
GMT- 8
GMT- 7
CO
Colorado
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
CT
Connecticut
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
DC
District of Columbia
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
DE
Delaware
G - MT 5
GMT- 4
FL
Florida
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
FL
Florida (W)
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
GA
Georgia
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
HI
Hawaii
GMT- 10
NA
ID
Idaho (N)
GMT- 8
GMT- 7
ID
Idaho (S)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
IL
Illinois
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
IN
Indiana
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
IN
Indiana (SW / NW)
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
IA
Iowa
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
KS
Kansas
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
KS
Kansas (W)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
KY
Kentucky (E)
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
KY
Kentucky (W)
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
LA
Louisiana
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
ME
Maine
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
MD
Maryland
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
MA
Massachusetts
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
MI
Michigan
GMT- 5
GMT- 4

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MI
Michigan (W)
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
MN
Minnesota
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
MS
Mississippi
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
MO
Missouri
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
MT
Montana
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
NE
Nebraska
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
NE
Nebraska (W)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
NV
Nevada
GMT- 8
GMT- 7
NH
New Hampshire
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
NJ
New Jersey
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
NM
New Mexico
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
NY
New York
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
NC
North Carolina
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
ND
North Dakota
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
ND
North Dakota (W)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
OH
Ohio
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
OK
Oklahoma
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
OR
Oregon
GMT- 8
GMT- 7
OR
Oregon (E)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
PA
Pennsylvania
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
RI
Rhode Island
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
SC
South Carolina
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
SD
South Dakota (E)
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
SD
South Dakota (W)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
TN
Tennessee (E)
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
TN
Tennessee (W)
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
TX
Texas
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
TX
Texas (W)
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
UT
Utah
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
VT
Vermont
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
VA
Virginia
GMT- 5
GMT- 4
WA
Washington
GMT- 8
GMT- 7
WV
West Virginia
GMT- 5
GMT-4
WI
Wisconsin
GMT- 6
GMT- 5
WY
Wyoming
GMT- 7
GMT- 6
NOTE: If you want the unit to automatically synchronize the local time, the Time Zone
must be properly set according to your local time zone.

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2-4. EZ SETUP
Quick installation Menu for NS IP Camera Easy installation(Right-Click on the Main Screen) and
Figure 2.4 EZ Setup Screen .
2.4 . Setup DATE & TIME, IP CAMERA congurations. .1
Figure 2.4.1 EZ CAMERA Setup Procedure .
① Select EZ Camera for Date/Time Camera Setup, Click NEXT to proceed. and
② Description of EZ Camera Setup is displayed, Click NEXT to proceed.
③ Set up the Date/Time settings and click NEXT to get to the camera setup.
④ Configure individual cameras in the EZ Camera Setup.
Select the Channel to congure.
Select the Camera Protocol and then click on the scan button; this will scan the networks
for any cameras from the particular protocol.
Select on the desired Camera from the list, and then check register. on
1
2
3
4

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If necessary, click on Preview to Preview the camera, or Setup to change camera settings.
2.4 . NETWORK .2 EZ
Figure 2.4.2 EZ NETWORK Setup Procedure .
① Select EZ Network for Network Setup.
② It begins to test and detect the network environment automatically.
③ DDNS hostname will be setting up.
④ If needed, edit the hostname
⑤ When you nish EZ network setup and close the window, it displays the result.

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2-5. PoE Port SETUP
Figure 2.5.1 PoE Port (N4NSP / N8NSP & N16NSP)
Figure 2 . PoE Port (N16NSF) .5 2
2.5.1 Connecting the Camera(NSP Model)
Figure 2.5.1.1 IP Camera Connection Diagram (N8NSP)

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Figure 2.5.1.2 IP Camera Co gram (N16NSP)
able 5 . Factory D IP Camera 2. .1
The following IP Camera settings are recommended for optim connection with the NS Series al
Setup Items
Default
Description
Network Type
DHCP
The IP Camera must act as a DHCP client for the “Plug and Play . ”
Encoding Type
CBR
The “CBR” is recommended because of the internal buffer design of the NS Series
Resolution
1280x720
The maximum performance of the N16NS/NSP is 1080p@192fps or 720p@400fps.
To get higher frame rates per channel, 1280x720 is recommended resolution. the
Frame Rate
25fps
The maximum performance of the N16NS/NSP is 720p@400fps.
Therefore 25fps per channel is recommended. (25fps x 16 = 400fps)
Bit Rate
2Mbps
The maximum throughput of the N16NS/NSP is 40Mbps.
Therefore 2Mbps per channel is recommended. (2Mbps x 16 = 32Mbps)
Sub Stream
CIF
512Kbps
For “Dual Streaming”, the sub stream should be turned on.
And for the proper streaming through the WAN connection,
CIF@512Kbps or lower bitrates per channel is recommended.
The NSP Series features a "Plug and Play" function with a PoE Switch.
The “Plug and Play functionality requires the IP Camera to be in ”DHCP mode.
The NS automatically assigns an IP Address to the IP Camera. (10.20.30.11 ~ 10.20.30.254)
The models will automatically map the camera on the E Port to the corresponding NVR NSP Po
channel number.
The NSP PoE Port maximum power consumption [N4NSP 48Watt, N8/16NSP 96W]– –
The NSF PoE Port Maximum power consumption [N16NSF 200W]–
Private Network
- IP Cameras only
WAN
Clients
IP Cameras
Internet
Router
LAN
Switch Hub
Clients

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Figure 2.5.1.2. Incorrect connection with the PoE Ports
With the NSP Models, it is prohibited to connect a router to the POE Ports to connect the IP
Camera, the NSP will not be able to find and connect to the camera. The LAN Port can be
connected to a router, but not the PoE Ports.

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2-6 . Non PoE Port SETUP
2.6.1 Connecting the Camera (No - PoE Model) n
Figure 2.6.1.1. Proper connection example of the NS (Non PoE Switch).
The NS Series features a "Plug and Play" function (on board PoE Switch not included).
Setting up cameras can be done through the EZ CAMERA menu, refer to Figure 2.4.1.
Figure 2.6.1.2. Improper connection of t hhe NS ).
2-7 . IP Camera SETUP (through Web Viewer page)
NS / NSP Series allow remote access to the IP Cameras through an "IP Camera Setup" menu.
The PC Web Client features the "IP Camera Setup" menu that can be accessed remotely.
Private Network
- IP Camera only
- Plug and Play
LAN
Clients
Clients

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① Click the mouse right button
② Select IP Camera Setup . “ ”
③ Select Channel Number.
④ It launches the camera web setup page. ’s
In order for the web pages to launch from the “IP Camera Setup” menu when accessed from the WAN, Ports 59011 to
59254 on the router must be port forwarded to the NVR. The local address of the NVR can be found in the system
information
2-8 . Dual Streaming
High Quality (Main Profile) Video Stream is used for both Recording and Live Display.
High Quality (Main Profile) Video Stream can be viewed through the n work, when selected. et
Normal (Secondary) Quality Video Stream is used by default when viewing through the network.
Network Clients
Monitoring
IP Camera
HDD
Live Display
Recording
High/Normal
Selection
Network
High Quality Video Stream (Full HD)
Normal Quality Video Stream (D1/CIF)

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3. Front and Rear Panels
3-1. Desktop Front Panel
Figure 1.1 Desktop Front panel 3. . NS
Table 1.1. Front LED and Port of 3. NS
Name
Description
POWER
LED light is on when power is applied to the system.
HDD
LED light is on when the system is recording video data.
USB Port
This USB port for archiving footage into a USB device. (USB 2.0)
Table 2 Front Buttons 3.1. .
Name
Description
Number1~16
Select a channel from CH1 to CH16.
Buttons from 9 to 16 are used as function keys PTZ control mode. in
To escaping PTZ mode, press e ESC button. th
MENU
Enters the Setup Menu.
COPY
Takes a screenshot on Live and Backup button on Playback.
ALARM
Activates the external alarm device.
SEQ
Enable the sequence mode on Live.
ESC
Exits the current mode or cancel operation. an
PLAYBACK
Goes to search menu.
PTZ
Activate Pan, Tilt and Zoom menu operation.
MODE
Select the screen display mode (1x1, 2x2, 3x3, if applicable: 4x4, 1+7)
POWER
Initiates system shut down.
LIVE mode U –p
SEARCH mode - Jump 1min on playback and 1 frame d on pause. ahead ahea
LIVE mode Right –
SEARCH mode - Control the play speed (Fast Forward).
LIVE mode Down –
SEARCH mode - Jump 1min back on playback and 1 frame back on pause.
LIVE mode Left –
SEARCH mode- Select the play s (Rewind). peed
LIVE mode Select (Center) –
SEARCH mode - Play & Pause.

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3-2. Connectors
[ N4/8/16NS ]
[ N4NSP ]
[ N8/16NSP ]
Figure 3.2 Connectors for NS/NSP .1.
① Ground: Use for grounding.
② PoE POWER: DC48V input.(NSP Models)
③ PoE PORT: N4NSP (4 Port PoE), N8NSP/N16NSP(8 Port PoE)
④ ETHERNET PORT2: Network Second Terminal. No Internet access.(NS Series without PoE)
⑤ AUDIO IN/OUT: 4 Connectors for Audio Input / 1 Connector for Audio Output
⑥ CVBS OUT: MAIN Composite Video Output –.
⑦ HDMI OUT: HDMI output port, Connector to the HDMI Monitor, (1280x720, and 1920x1080 ).
⑧ VGA OUT: Connector for VGA Monitor, Main Video Output.
⑨ RS232C: POS Interface (TBD)
⑩ AUDIO Port: Audio inputs connections for channels 5-8 or 5-16 through external cable (N8NSP,
N16NSP Models only).
Do not power this system on before all the connections are completed.
Make sure all the connections are properly secured. Faulty connection may result in
the system being damaged.
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⑪ E-SATA: 1 External SATA Terminal
⑫ USB PORT: Connector for USB Mouse or USB flash memory.
⑬ ETHERNET PORT1: RJ-45 Connector for LAN Connection, used for Internet Connection
⑭ SENSOR IN, ALARM OUT, RS-485: 4 sensor inputs, 1 alarm output and RS-485 for PTZ
⑮ POWER: DC12V input
Figure 3.2.2. Connectors for N16NSF
① Ground: Use for grounding.
② POWER: Power Input ( 200W for PoE Power -First 2 channels at 802.3at, the rest 14 channels are
802.3af
③ PoE PORT: Port PoE 16
④ AUDIO IN/OUT: 4 Connectors for Audio Input / 1 Connector for Audio Output
⑤ CVBS OUT: MAIN Composite Video Output –.
⑥ HDMI OUT: HDMI output port, Connector to the HDMI Monitor, (1280x720, and 1920x1080).
⑦ VGA OUT: Connector for VGA Monitor, Main Video Output.
⑧ AUDIO Port: Audio inputs connections for channels 5-8 or 5-16 through external cable (N8NSP,
N16NSP Models only).
⑨ E-SATA: 1 External SATA Terminal
⑩ USB PORT: Connector for USB Mouse or USB flash memory.
⑪ ETHERNET PORT1: RJ-45 Connector for LAN Connection, used for Internet Connection
⑫ SENSOR IN, ALARM OUT, RS-485: 4 sensor inputs, 1 alarm output and RS-485 for PTZ
⑬ POWER SWITCH
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3-3. Remote Control
① ID: Used to set up the remote control ID.
② REC: To enable or disable manual recording mode.
③ SEARCH: Goes to SEARCH menu for playback options .
④ F/ADV:
During Playback – Moves the playback forward by seconds. 60
During Pause – Moves the playback forward by 1 frame.
⑤ F/REW:
During playback Moves the playback backward by seconds –60 .
During Pause – Moves the playback backwards by 1 frame.
⑥ FF: Increases playback speed (fast fowards).
⑦ PLAY/PAUSE: To play or to pause the recording in playback mode
⑧ REW: Plays video backwards (rewinds), additional selection increases backwards playback speed.
⑨ ESC:
During Setup Returns to the previous menu screen. –
During Playback – Exits playback mode.
System lock Locks the system when pressing ESC button for 5 seconds. –
System unlock Unlocks the system when pressing ESC button for 5 seconds. –
⑩ SETUP: O s up the SETUP menu. pen
⑪ Direction buttons: Used to move menu items or select a channel.
⑫ SEQ: Starts auto sequence the screen when in full screen mode. (Toggle)
⑬ BACKUP: Start the backup operations in live or playback mode.
⑭ 0~9: Used to select channel (1,2,3,..) or to setup Remote ID. a NS

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4. Setting the up NS
The following sections detail the initial setup of the . NS
Menu screen will close if user input is not received within 5 minutes.
4-0. Setup Main Live Screen –
To enter the setup menu, right click on the mouse and select setup from the submenu or press the setup
button on the remote control.
Table 4.0.1 Live Screen and Quick Operation Window.
When the prompts the LOG-IN window, enter the PASSWORD using the virtual keyboard, or the front NS
panel, or the remote control. For ADMIN, the factory default password is 1111. It is highly recommended to
assign a new password to protect the system. User can assign a new password in SECURITY setup menu.

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4-1. Setup IP CAMERA –
Press the SETUP button and enter the password. The IP Camera setup menu is displayed below.
Figure 4.1.1. IP Camera mode setup screen
Table 4.1.1. Menu items in IP CAMERA mode setup
Item
Description
CHANNEL
To manually connect each camera, click on the to get this window:
Under the column labeled Type, Select IP Camera Manufacturer.
SCAN: Double click the empty box to search IP camera on the local network.
Double Click to Scan

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IP: Enter the address of IP camera to connect, or select from scanned list .
PORT: Enter the port number of IP camera to connect
WEB PORT: Enter the web port number of IP camera to connect
OTHERS: Change the IP camera setting. Double click the empty box and
then Log-In box will be pop-up. (Enter ID and PASSWORD of IP Camera)
PROTOCOL
Select the protocol for the IP Camera.
SCAN
Automatic IP Camera search on the local network.
IP
Set up IP camera address.
PORT
Set up the RTSP port of the IP Camera (default: 554)
WEB PORT
Set up the web port of IP Camera (default: 80)
ID
Enter ID of IP CAM
PASSWORD
Enter the PASSWORD of IP CAM

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4-1-1. SCAN Menu
Scan for IP Cameras on network using ONVIF/SPECO protocols.
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Figure 4.1.2 IP CAMERA Setup Screen
Figure 4.1.3 Left Image using ONVIF Protocol SCAN, Right Image using SPECO Protocol SCAN
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Figure 4.1.4 ONVIF Protocol Prole SCAN Image
① Select the protocol used by the IP Camera and then click the scan button.
② Select the IP Camera from the list and then click the register button.
③ After registering, the basic information is displayed.
④ IP cameras using ONVIF protocol require ID, Password and Prole to be correctly entered for
proper operation.
⑤ SPECO protocols only require ID and Password to be correctly entered for proper operation. IP
cameras using ONVIF protocol can have their Video, Network and System settings accessed and
updated using the ONVIF setup menu.
(ONVIF Setup Menu may not be accessible depending on the ONVIF version used by the IP camera.)

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4-1-2 ONVIF SETUP Menu .
Figure 4.1.2 IP CAMERA Setup Screen (ONVIF)
The NS Series can search for IP Cameras that are conformant to ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum).
In order to search for ONVIF Cameras, the eld associated with VENDOR has to be set to ONVIF.
Click on the Box associated with SCAN to scan the networks for ONVIF Conformance cameras.
Figure 4.1.4 ONVIF Camera Scan Window
Figure 4.1.5 ONVIF Prole Scan Window
① Select ONVIF for Vendor and click the SCAN button.
② Select the camera on the list and then click the register button.
③ Then, PROFILE and ONVIF setting button will be displayed on the menu.
Click PROFILE button and then the detail information of ONVIF will be searched and listed.
(If there is not one listed, the ONVIF protocol of IP CAM is not compatible with NVR and
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④ Double click the listed prole to apply.
⑤ Enter ID and PASSWORD of IP CAM. Registration is .completed.
Figure 4.1.6 ONVIF Setup Window
Under ONVIF Setup, the following can be viewed and changed: VIDEO, NETWORK, SYSTEM settings.
Menu Item
Description
VIDEO
Video, Encoder to view and change to audio settings.
NETWORK
View and change Network settings.
SYSTEM
System information and change your password, factory reset and the camera is
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4-2. Setup SYSTEM –
In the SETUP menu, select the SYSTEM tab. Then, the SYSTEM menu is displayed as pictured below.
Navigate through the menu items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control.
Figure 4.2.1. SYSTEM Setup Screen
Table 4.2.1. Menu Items in SYSTEM Setup Screen
Item
Description
DESCRIPTION
Press the button to view the system information. (Software Version, Storage Size, IP
Address, MAC Address and DDNS Status)
LANGUAGE
Select the display language using the mouse or the remote control. Once a language is
selected, the display language will change.
DATE DISPLAY
FORMAT
Select the date display format using the mouse or the remote control. Options are:
MM/DD/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DD, DD/MM/YYYY, YYYY- -DD, MM- -YYYY, DD- -YYYYMM DD MM
DATE&TIME
SETUP
Select the display date and time using the mouse or the remote control and press OK
button to set the present date and time.
Select DAYLIGHT SAVINGS using the mouse the remote control and select the or
appropriate daylight savings time zone. The options are:
OFF: Daylight saving is turned off.
USA: Applies the USA daylight saving time.
EU: Applies the EU daylight saving time.

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- Select the GMT AREA using the mouse or the remote control.
- Set the time dierence with the standard time using the mouse or the button.
OTHERS: If the time zone is neither USA nor EU, set the date and time of the daylight
saving period.
- Select BEGIN or END.
Caution
- Do not set the start time to 23:00 for DLS.
- DLS cannot be applied if the date of BEGIN and END is the same.
CLIENT
ACCESS
Enable/Disable remote access through the network.
NTP
SETUP
NTP (Network Time Protocol) which synchronizes the time of the computer systems over
variable-latency data networks.
PRIMARY SNTP SERVER: Input the address of the primary NTP time-server.
SECONDARY SNTP SERVER: Input the address of the secondary NTP time-server.
TIME ZONE: NTP synchronizes with GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) regardless of
geography; user must select time difference from GMT.
CONNECTON MODE: Select the NTP time-server connection mode from TIME,
INTERVAL, and ONCE.
CONNECTION PERIOD
- Refresh the time at the designated time (e.g. 1AM) T IME –
- INTERVAL Every 1 hour ~ 24 hours –
- Synchronizes time only once. NTP will not synchronize unless the ONCE –
Connection Mode is changed.
NS E-MAIL Notication when the NTP server time is faster than the system sends
time with below message.
“NTP server time is faster than the system time.
In this case, NTP server time is ignored to protect the user data.
User must set the time manually.
SYSTEM TIME: Mon Oct 10 13:46:49 2011
SERVER TIME: Mon Oct 10 13:33:12 2011
ID: NS
IP ADDRESS: 172.16.2.46

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SEND EMAIL
SERVER TYPE: Select GMAIL, HOTMAIL, AOL, YAHOO or MANUAL)
MAIL SERVER: Enter the appropriate mail server information.
MAIL PORT: Assign Mail Port number.
SECURE OPTION: Select the secure mail server connection method. (SSL or TLS)
ID: Enter the appropriate mail server ID.
PASSWORD: Enter the appropriate mail server PASSWORD
MAIL TO: Enter the appropriate email address to enable sending e-mail reports using a
virtual keyboard.
MAIL FROM: To set the email address sent to the destination host.
TEST E-mail settings sent a test mail to the registered account :
UNIT NAME
Name the (e.g. Factory) NS
This feature is to identify the name of the under the same network. NS
SYSTEM
RESTART
Restart the system
SYSTEM
SHUTDOWN
Shut down the system
EZ SETUP
Quick installation Menu for N IP Camera Easy installation S and

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4-3. Setup RECORD Mode –
In the SETUP menu, select the RECORD tab. Then, the RECORD menu is displayed as pictured below.
Navigate through the menu items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control.
Figure 4.3.1. RECORD Setup Screen
Table 4.3.1. Menu Items in RECORD Setup Screen
Menu Item
Description
SITE
Select channel for applying the following settings using the mouse or the remote a
control. To change the values of all channels, take the following steps. Select the
button to change the values of all channels.
RECORDING
MODE
Assign the recording mode for the selected channel.
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SENSOR
RECORDING
Select the sensor setting for the selected channel.
PRE RECORD
Enable/disable pre-event recording. Pre-event recording time is up to 20 minutes.
POST EVENT
RECORD
Set the post event recording time duration for the specied channel.
(10~30 seconds)
AUDIO
Enable/disable audio recording for the specied channel.
SCHEDULE
Set the recording schedule.

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3-1. Recording Schedules
To setup a recording schedule, select SCHEDULE in the RECORD menu Navigate through the menu .
items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control.
Select CHANNEL > select NONE, CONTINUOUS or MOTION > Highlight area
To copy a schedule to a different channel, select the channel from the COPY SCHEDULE menu.
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Figure 4.3 . Schedule Recording Setup Screen .2
isable recording during selected timeframe (Highlighted in White) NONE: D
CONTINUOUS: CONTINUOUS recording (Highlighted in Green)
: MOTION recording (Highlighted in Yellow) MOTION
: SENSOR recording (Highlighted in Red) SENSOR
: Clears the schedule. CLEAR

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4-4. Setup DEVICE Mode –
In the SETUP menu, select the DEVICE tab. Then, the device menu is displayed as pictured below.
N igate through the menu items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control. av
Figure 4.4.1. DEVICE Setup Screen
Table 4.4.1. Menu Items in DEVICE Setup Screen
Item
Description
ALARM OUT
/ BEEP
DURATION
Only one Alarm-out is available.
Set alarm dwell time from 5 to 60 seconds or innite.
DIGITAL
DETERRENT
Setup schedule and audio recordings for Digital Deterrent.
CONTROLLER
& PTZ
Set the PTZ baud rate, protocol, and ID.
SPOT-OUT
Display the channels triggered by event (Refer to 4.4.4) an
SITE
Select specied channel for motion zone setup.

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MOTION
ZONE
Select either Full Zone or Partial Zone for motion detection.
MOTION
SENSITIVITY
Set the motion sensitivity for the selected channel.
Control the motion sensitivity from 1 to 9.
(9 Highest sensitivity, 1 Lowest sensitivity) – –
KEY TONE
Enable/disable key tone from front panel usage.
REMOTE
CONTROL ID
Set the remote control ID.
1. Select ID.
2. Input the remote control ID number.
3. An icon will indicate on the Live Screen if the remote control ID is
synchronized.
The options are from 0 to 99
SENSOR
Select the type of each sensor.
Option is Off, Normal Open or Normal Close.
IEE 802.3af
PSE STATUS
PoE (Power Over Ethernet) Status Monitoring Menu
(N4/8/16NSP, N16NSF Models)

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4-4-1 Digital Deterrent .
Trigger audio message via motion detection or sensor.
Figure 4.4.2. Digital Deterrent setup screen
Table 4.4.2. Item for Digital Deterrent Setup Screen
Item
Description
IMPORT FROM USB
Import up to 8 sound les from USB.
EXPORT TO USB
Export the sound le to USB
RECORD
Select a channel and set up the date and the duration.
And, select the sound le to play.
SCHEDULE
Schedule the sound le considering the expected situation.

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4-4-2. Keyboard Controller & PTZ Setup
To control the PTZ functions of the camera, connect the PTZ controller to the RS-485 port on the back of
the chassis with CAT5 (or equivalent) cable.
①
①
①
①① Connect the RS-485 cables of PTZ camera to the RS-485 port on the rear panel.
Figure 4.4.2. Device Mode Setup Screen 1.
②
②
②
②② Open the PTZ sub menu by selecting the submenu button.
Figure 4.4.2. PTZ Control Setup Screen 2.
Note: Connect PTZ cameras that support RS-485 directly to the -485 port. If the camera is controlled RS
through an -232C interface, use an RS-232C to RS-485 to RS-232C signal converter. RS
Use the PTZ setup screen to select the following options for the camera PTZ controller:
- CHANNEL: Channel connected to a PTZ device
- CAMERA: Protocol Type
- 19200, 14400, 9600, 4800, 2400 (Baud rate) SPEED:
- 0- ID: 63
Controller (Keyboard Controller): If a PTZ controller is used, select a controller protocol from Controller
menu. Set SPEED (Baud Rate) and ID number.

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4-4-3. Motion Zone Setup
Select MOTION ZONE using the mouse or the remote control and select either PARTIAL ZONE or FULL
ZONE using the mouse control. The default value is FULL ZONE.
If FULL ZONE is selected, the motion zone grid screen is not displayed. Only set the level of sensitivity for
MOTION SENSITIVITY.
FULL ZONE: The motion sensor is active on the whole screen.
PARTIAL ZONE: The motion sensor is active in the set detection frame.
Select the motion detection position using the mouse or the remote control. Then left click on the mouse or
left click and drag the mouse pointer to select or deselect the area. Highlighted area indicates the partial
motion detection zone. Press the ESC button or right click on the mouse to return to the previous menu.
Figure 4.4.4. Motion Zone Grid Screen

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4-5. Setup DISPLAY Mode –
In the SETUP menu, select the DISPLAY tab. Then, the DISPLAY menu is displayed as pictured below.
Navigate through the menu items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control. To return to
the previous setup menu screen, press the ESC button.
Figure 4.5.1. DISPLAY Setup Screen
Table 4.5.1. Menu Items in DISPLAY Set Screen up
Item
Description
OSD
Enable/Disable on-screen-display.
(Channel Name, Video Loss, Status Bar / Icon)
OSD CONTRAST
Set the visibility level of the On Screen Display (OSD) (0~100)
MAIN MONITOR
SEQUENCE
Enable/Disable sequential display of video in full screen mode.
SEQUENCE
DWELL TIME
Set the dwell time of each ,
single channel display in sequential display mode (3~60 seconds)
SITE
Select channe apply the name and covert settings change using the a l to
mouse or the remote control.
Select channel a to apply the following settings using the mouse.
NAME
Set the channel name. Press the right square button and set the channel
name and select OK using the mouse.
The name can be made up to characters. 36
COVERT
Enable/disable display of the specied video channel in live display.
VIDEO OUTPUT
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4-6. Setup NETWORK Mode –
Select the NETWORK tab. Then, the network menu is displayed as pictured below. Navigate through the
menu items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control.
Figure 4.6.1. NETWORK Setup Screen
Table 4.6.1. Menu Items in NETWORK Setup Screen
Item
Description
NETWORK TYPE
DHCP: ZS will automatically retrieve an IP address.
STATIC: Network information must be manually congured.
IP
Enter IP address that is assigned for the ZS
SUBNET MASK
Enter Subnet Mask that is assigned for the ZS
GATEWAY
Enter Gateway that is assigned for the ZS.
DNS (PRIMARY)
Enter Primary DNS address that is assigned for the ZS
DNS (SECONDARY)
Enter Secondary DNS address that is assigned for the ZS
DDNS
Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) allows a DNS name to be
constantly synchronized with a dynamic IP address. In other words, it
allows using a dynamic IP address to be associated with a static domain
name so others can connect to it by the static name.
Enable/disable using domain name address through DDNS server.
NETWORK PORT
Enter the port number.
NETWORK AUDIO
PORT
Display the network audio port (NETWORK PORT + 1).
WEB PORT
Enter the port number for connection using web.
WIRELESS LAN
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4-6-1. Network Types
4-6-1-1. DHCP
An IP address is automatically assigned by the DHCP server, which automatically assigns the IP address
and other parameters to new devices.
4-6-1-2. STATIC
IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS are manually assigned by the user.
IP ADDRESS: The xed IP address of the unit. NS
SUBNET MASK: The subnet mask for the LAN.
GATEWAY: The IP address of the Gateway.
DNS (PRIMARY) The primary address of Domain Name Server
DNS (SECINDARY): The secondary address of Domain Name Server
NOTE
Unless DNS is properly set, the DDNS and the e-mail features will not work.
4-6-2. DDNS
DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) allows a DNS name to be constantly synchronized with a dynamic
IP address. It allows using a dynamic IP address to be associated with a static domain name.
Once the setting is completed, the DDNS address will be:
http:// .ddns.specoddns.net hostname
For example, if you enter the host name as “ ”, then the address will be:NS
http:// .ddns.specoddns.netNS
Select NETWORK>DDNS. The menu displays as below.
Figure 4.6.2. NETWORK Setup Screen –DDNS
Table 4.6.2. DDNS
Item
Description
ENABLE DDNS
Turn DDNS on/o
HOST NAME
This item allows the user to setup a domain name manually,
using virtual keyboard displays as shown.
SUBMIT/UPDATE
When manual host name input is done, move the cursor to this
item and select ON to submit the settings.
ezDDNS
Enable/disable ezDDNS to register the host name automatically.

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4-6-3. Network Port and Web Port
Connecting / P through a common IP sharing device, each must be assigned a unique TCP port NS NS NS
number for access from outside the LAN. This port number is displayed on NETWORK>NETWORK PORT
Setup MENU.
NOTE:
If you access the only within the same LAN, the TCP port number does not need to NS
be changed.
Network access beyond a router
To access beyond a router (rewall), you must open the proper TCP ports for live/playback streaming, NS
for commands, for remote backup, and for audio streaming. If these ports are not opened properly, you
can t access the beyond a router. ’NS
o For live/playback streaming, for commands, for remote backup: Open the port number
on NETWORK>NETWORK PORT menu. The default port number is 5445.
o For bi-directional audio: Open the port number NETWORK AUDIO PORT. The default on
port number is [NETWORK PORT number + 1].
o For web-viewer downloading and remote rmware upgrading: Open the port number on
NETWORK>WEB PORT menu. The default port number is 80.
o For IP Camera Setup through web viewer: Forward ports 59011 ~ 59254 to the NVR.

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4-7. Setup USER MANAGEMENT Mode –
In the SETUP menu, select the USER MANAGEMENT tab. Then, the USER MANAGEMENT menu is
displayed as pictured below. Navigate through the menu items or change the settings using the mouse or
the remote control.
Figure 4.7.1. USER MANAGEMENT Setup Screen
Table 4.7.1. Menu Items in USER MANAGEMENT Setup Screen
Item
Description
AUTHORITY
SETUP
Only the Admin will have access to the menu.
PASSWORD CHECK: Select the Checkbox to enable the functions or leave the
Checkbox blank to disable the functions.
SETUP: Enable/Disable of access to Setup
PB: Enable/Disable of access to Playback
P : Enable/Disable of access to PTZ Control TZ
R OFF: Enable/Disable of manual Record EC
NETWORK: Enable/Disable of access to Network
Selected Checkbox: The will ask for a password when the given function is selected NS
for all users.
Blank Checkbox: The will not ask for a password when the given function is NS
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ADMIN, USER1, USER2, USER3:
Selected Checkbox: The user can access the function.
Blank Checkbox: The user can not access the function.
USER NAME
SETUP
Change the name of USER1, USER2 and USER3.
Click ENTER after naming. “ ”
PASSWORD
SETUP
Passwords can be changed for ADMIN, USER1, USER2 and USER3.
Select USER PASSWORD using the mouse or the remote control. Select username
and enter the current password. And, enter a new password, enter the same password
again to confirm and select OK. Then the message “PASSWORD CHANGED” is
displayed.
The factory default password is 1111.
It is highly recommended to assign a new password to protect the system.
PLAYBACK
AUTHORITY
Set authority level of playback on each user.
Checked box: authorized to playback no authority. . Blank check box:
REMOTE
PLAYBACK
TIMEOUT
Disconnect the remote playback after the specific time (Disable, 5min, 10min, 15 min,
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4-8. Setup STORAGE Mode –
In the SETUP menu, select the STORAGE tab. Then, the STORAGE menu is displayed as pictured below.
Navigate through the menu items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control.
Figure 4.8.1. STORAGE Setup Screen
Table 4.8 . Menu Items in STORAGE Setup Screen .1
Item
Description
OVERWRITE
When enabled, the will continue recording and overwrite the oldest existing NS
recorded data once the hard drive is full. When disabled, recording will stop once
the hard drive is full.
DISK FORMAT
Once clicked, the user will have to conrm to format the Hard Drive.
After conrming, the will reboot, and the format sequence will load. NS
The format sequence allows user to select which HDDs to format.
Caution: It is recommend to archive any data that you may need in the ed
future before formatting the hard drive.
DISK INFO
Hard drive information.
Displays the following information:

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RECORDING
LIMIT
Enable recording limit : The amount of data recorded in HDD will be limited
to the most recent number of days as set by RECORDING LIMIT DAYS .
“
“
“
““ ”
”
”
””
Disable recording limit : When OVERWRITE is ON, DVR will continue to
record when HDD is full and overwrite older data. When OVERWRITE is OFF,
DVR will stop recording when the HDD is full.
RECORDING
LIMIT DAYS
Set the recording limit days. - 90 days) (1
If the RECORDING LIMIT DAYS are set to 1, the data will be overwritten after 24
hours.

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4-9. Setup - CONFIG Mode
In the SETUP menu, select the CONFIG tab. Then, the conguration menu is displayed as pictured below.
Navigate through the menu items or change the settings using the mouse or the remote control.
Figure 4.9.1. CONFIGURATION Setup Screen
Table 4.9.1. CONFIGURATION Setup
Item
Description
EXPORT TO
USB
User can save the current conguration settings of the to a flash NS USB
drive Plug in the USB flash on the front panel and press the button to start .
the export process.
IMPORT FROM
USB
User can upload the conguration of the to another using the USB NS NS
Flash drive Plug in the USB flash drive on the front panel and press the .
button to start the import process.
LOAD DEFAULT
Select this option to reset the system to the default settings.
The following settings such as Language, , NS ID Security User
Authentication, Security User P/W, Date format DLS settings, Network ,
settings, HDD overwrite, Limit recording, HDD serial number, HDD and
ERROR time will not be included.
LOAD FACTORY
DEFAULT
Press the button to reset the system to the factory default settings.
SOFTWARE
UPGRADE
Upgrade softeware to the latest version.
After connecting ash ive to USB port on the , click SEARCH. USB dr NS
It will automatically nd the upgrade le.

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4-9-1 Firmware Upgrade .
1. Create a new folder named “upgrade” in the USB flash drive root directory.
2. Create sub-folder for each model under “upgrade” folder and copy each firmware.
for and N4NSP: main_n4ns_speco_*.*.* “n4ns”N4NS “_201****”
for and N8NSP: main_ _speco_*.*.*“n8ns”N8NS “n8ns _201****”
n f for N16NSF: main_n f_speco_*.*.*_201 “16ns ” “ 16ns ****”
3. Plug in the USB ash drive on the rear panel.
4. Navigate to CONFIG menu of SETUP.
5. Select SOFTWARE UPGRADE.
6. Follow the procedure from Figure 4.9.2 to Figure 4.9.4 .
Figure 4.9.2 Figure 4.9.3
Figure 4.9.4
NOTICE
1. If selecting REBOOT LATER, the upgraded software will not be applied til the system un
reboots.
2. If selecting REBOOT NOW when the USB ash drive is plugged, the following message
will pop up: Remove the USB ash drive and select OK.

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5. Live, Search and Playback
5-1. Live View
In the Live screen, video inputs from the cameras are displayed as they are congured in the Display Setup
screen. Various On-Screen Display (OSD) symbols, which indicate the status of the , are described in NS
Table 5.1.1.
Figure 5.1.1. Live Screen Quick Operation Window and
Table 5.1.1. Status Indicator Icons in Live Viewing Screen
Icon
Description
Indicates the is locked. NS
Note) to unlock, right click on the live view screen and click on Unlock.
Audio mute.
To select audio output, press the Audio after click the right button on the
mouse.
Toggle from Audio 1 to 4, mute in order.
Indicates that alarm is set. To set the alarm function, press the Alarm button
on the front panel.
Indicates that alarm output is activated.
Event indicator. When there is an event (motion recording, video loss, HDD
fail, S.M.A.R.T), this icon will be highlighted.
Indicates that a network client is connected to the . NS

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Márka: | Pentax |
Kategória: | kamera |
Modell: | K-01 |
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