Qvis TERMINATOR G620 Manuel utilisateur

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Manual updated February 2016

Manual updated December 2015

USER GUIDE

TERMINATOR G620 &GENISYS NVR MODELS

Manual updated March 2016

RANGE

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The NVRs from the Qvis Cortex NVR range combine the

very best of tradional surveillance funconality with

state-of-the-art web technologies to create a video soluon

that is an integrated web server with video management

properes.

The intuive user interface provides an ecient work ow

so you can monitor your property or person(s) eecvely.

All recorded footage can easily be viewed in greater detail

using the range of analycal tools provided.

This ‘Users Guide’ briey describes many of the

Qvis NVR’s features.

Welcome

Find the Genisys range of

NVR products via the Qvis

IP range opons list on the

le hand side of the screen.

Select either ‘Hybrid Range’

or ‘NVR Range’ from the

opons and then look for

your device in the list of

products that appears.

QVIS IP

RANGE QR

LINK

Or alternavely please visit: www.adata.co.uk

If you wish to view the product details and have a smart phone with the

appropriate app, please scan the code below to be linked to the product

web pages for full informaon on them.

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Contents

Secon Title Page Number

Welcome 2

Hardware Requirements 4

Startup Procedure 4-5

Shutdown Procedure 6

Video Playback Interface 7

Logging in: Playback 7-8

Logging in: Instant Playback 9

Each Part Explained 10-11

 Selecng&ArrangingCameras 12-14

 VideoSnapshotFuncon 15

 PlaybackTimeline 16-17

Incidents Records: Record List Menu 18-19

 IncidentsRecords:AutoSetup 20

 IncidentsRecords:Backup 21-22

 MoonExclusionSearchonPlayback 23-24

Schedule 25-27

PTZ Control 28-29

EPTZ Control 30

EPTZ Control: Using EPTZ On Backup Video Footage 31-33

Sengs 34

IP Cameras 35-40

 NVR 41-44

 Network 45-49

Network: Congure Alarm Receiving Center (ARC) 50

 User 51-53

 Alarm 54-56

 Info 57-58

 Update 59

 Support 60

Remote Technical Assistance 61

Recovery 62

Limitaon of Liability 62

Notes 63

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Hardware Requirements

Before you are able to fully use the NVR IP systems you need to make sure you have the

correct peripheral hardware connected.

Below is a list of devices you will need to connect to the NVR before camera footage

monitoring is able. You will need to connect them before powering up the NVR.

• Monitor - Any computer monitor with a VGA or HDMI connecon.

• Mouse - Either PS2 or USB connecons.

• Keyboard (oponal) - Only takes a USB connector.

• USB Flash memory storage device (oponal) - This to store, transfer, and backup

selected video clips/footage.

• USB Hard drive - If you require more memory storage than the USB ash device.

• ONVIF Standard IP cameras - Connect Cameras to POE switch then connect switch to the

NVR’s Ethernet port using a Ethernet RJ45 cable.

• Power Lead - Connect supplied lead to the power port on the rear of the NVR, then plug

the other end of the lead into mains power terminal.

• Network Cable (Ethernet) - Connect one end to the 'Net' Port on the rear of NVR, then

connect the other end to a network router.

Startup Procedure

Firstly connect IP camera(s) to the NVR's Ethernet PoE ports on the rear of the device,

using RJ45 Ethernet cable(s).

Before powering on the NVR, ensure that the display, network cable, mouse, and

keyboard (oponal) are all properly connected to the unit.

Power on display/monitor.

Note: Do not mix and match NTSC and PAL cameras. The Qvis NVR is designed to handle

only one video standard at a me. NTSC and PAL are video standards, which are used all

around the world. Each country uses one or the other but not both. NTSC captures video

at 29.7 frames per second, whilst PAL captures at 25 frames per second (the UK uses PAL

as its standard).

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Startup Procedure (connued)

Power on the NVR, via the power switch found on the rear of the device, or via a

power buon on the front panel, and wait up to 3 minutes for system to boot up.

When the NVR has fully booted, the rst image that will be displayed on the

monitor will be mul-led video monitor window (as shown below). This will display

the video feeds from all the cameras you currently have connected to the NVR.

Note: To view a parcular video channel le in full screen, double click the le mouse

buon over the le of interest. Double click the le mouse buon again to return to

the mul-view.

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You can shutdown the NVR at any point during use, as long as you have logged into the

system and/or you understand that your CCTV security system will be fully shutdown and

oine once you have instructed the system to switch o. This includes any recording of the

video feeds from the cameras aached to the device/system.

Firstly right click mouse anywhere on the screen to

bring up the quick opons list.

Click on either ‘Restart’ or ‘Shutdown’ (depending on

what you require).

The NVR will prompt you for administrator. Provide

user name and password.

Default User name: admin

Default Password: ad^min

The NVR will now Shutdown or Restart depending on

shutdown procedure chosen

Note: the quick opons list and the number of opons it contains may dier depending on

the Cortex NVR model.

IMPORTANT

It is recommended that you change the password for the admin user account to

protect against unauthorised login access to top level administraon permissions.

To do this please see the ‘User’ Chapter on Pages 51-53.

The Qvis NVR is an embedded Linux computer running complex video soware. As with all

computers, their integrity is beer maintained if they are formally shut down, rather than

having their power abruptly removed. In addion to allowing the operang system to clean

up, the recorded video streams can be properly closed, among any other system acvies.

Shutdown Procedure

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Video Playback Interface

This secon shows how to successfully login to the playback interface. There are two ways

to access the Playback interface. Either via the ‘Playback’ or ‘Instant Playback’ opons.

To access the Playback interface right click mouse anywhere on the

screen. This will bring up the opons as shown on the right.

Select ‘Playback’ (highlighted by the red box) and you will then be

asked to input your login details (see next page).

Logging In: Playback

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Video Playback Interface

Type in your ‘User Name’

and ‘Password’ when the

appears.

Once you have successfully logged in you should see the playback interface, as

shown below.

You will see that there are no cameras populang the video playback secon

(highlighted by the red box) on the interface. Please go to Pages 10-11 ‘Video

Playback Interface: Each Part Explained’ for instrucons on how to use this

interface.

Logging In: Playback

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Video Playback Interface

This second method allows you to eciently and quickly playback footage from a

parcular camera. Meaning that when you log into the playback interface, the camera

you have selected will already be displaying in the video playback secon of the interface.

Firstly decide which camera you would like

to view footage from, and right click on

the top of that camera le.

Find the opon ‘Instant Playback’ and

hover the cursor over it to bring up the

next set of opons (highlighted in the red

box on the right).

Select how far back you want to go,

(up to 30 minutes instantly), and then any

me/day desired once in playback.

When you have selected how far you

want to go back, you will be asked to login

(please see example on Page 7). Once

logged in you will be able to playback that

parcular camera’s footage.

Logging In: Instant Playback

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Each Part Explained

Video Playback Interface

View all IP cameras on your NVR (up to 36 cameras on a Terminator G620, up to 24

on the Genisys).

Select ling view for playback

Select which month and day you would like to playback footage from. The size

of the HDD dictates overall length of footage stored. Dates highlighted in green

represent recorded footage is available for that day, blue date indicates the day you

have selected, grey date indicates no footage recorded.

Calendar

This will show thumbnails of what cameras are connected to the

NVR. You can drag and drop these in to the les to view.

Select Cameras For Playback

This chapter will explain the step by step process of playing back recorded footage in order

to examine it for moon incidents.

= Full screen

= 2x2 ling

= 3X3 ling

= Populate les (All connected

cameras will be shown on

les. Maximum of 36 les)

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