Sony NSR-500 Manuel

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Overview

The NSR-500 series (hereafter referred to as NSR-500) can extend the storage

capacity by being connected with the iSCSI storage device (hereafter referred to as

iSCSI Disk). This manual describes how to install/uninstall the iSCSI Disk and

precautions on handling.

Supported Model/Software Version

NSR-500 Ver1.6.3 or later

Note

When you want to use the iSCSI Disk, the recommendation is to use RAID 1, RAID 5 or RAID

10 (1+0) configuration.

Otherwise, all recording data including iSCSI Disk cannot be retrieved even though the iSCSI

Disk works normally, if the NSR-500 cannot be started in the event of its built-in HDD failure.

–Supported iSCSI Disk / Firmware Version

Made by Promise Technology Inc.

Vess R2600iS / 1.01.0000.39

Vess R2600iD * / 1.01.0000.39

Vess J2600sS / 20.01.0000.12

Vess J2600sD * / 20.01.0000.12

* The function of Dual Controllers is not supported.

Note

Please read document provided by Promise Technology Inc., by each model.

Sony corporation does not warrant the quality of the iSCSI Disk.

Please confirm contents of quality warranty with iSCSI manufacturer or your distributer in

advance.

How to confirm the firmware version

Refer to Procedure 4 in “Step 2. Configuring/Checking iSCSI Disk” in this manual.

NSR-500 Series

iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

This manual is intended for professional installers not for end users.

Please handle this information with care.

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Workflow

NSR-500 Series

iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

Step 1: Connecting NSR-500 with iSCSI Disk

(NSR-500Administration Menu)

Step 2: Configuring iSCSI Disk * Special configuration file for Sony is required (*1)

(iSCSI Disk Configuration Menu)

Step 3: Registering andAdding iSCSI Disk to NSR-500

(NSR-500 Setup Menu)

Step 4: Adding iSCSI Disk As a New Storage

(NSR-500 Configuration Window)

Step 5: Precautions for

Handling Step 6: Removing

iSCSI Disk(*2)

NSR-500 UPS

iSCSI Mgmt

LAN2

UPS

iSCSI Port1

Serial port

PC Step 2

(Step 1)

Step 1/Step 3/Step 6

(Setup Menu)

Step 4/Step 6

(Configuration Window)

*2: Describes how to remove the iSCSI Disk from recognition of the NSR-500.

*1: Download if from the site of the Promise Technology Inc.

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Step 1. Connecting NSR-500 with iSCSI Disk

Service Conditions

The NSR-500 can connect with up to one logical drive configured in the iSCSI Disk.

Therefore, when configuring the disk array settings on the iSCSI Disk, create one

array, and then create one logical drive of under 16TiB in it. (If the configurable

capacity exceeds 16TiB, the logical drive cannot be recognized.)

When recording and playback are performed on the iSCSI Disk at the same time, their

maximum frame rate is 480 fps in total (in case of H.264, Full HD, at 4 Mbps).

It means, if playback operation is performed while the NSR-500 is recording data at

the maximum frame rate, there is a possibility that some picture frames are lost.

In case of recording and playback on both internal HDD and iSCSI Disk, the total

frame rate of both playback and recording is restricted to 480fps (*note1) with the NSR-

500 itself logged out.

It is not possible to connect an iSCSI Disk to two or more NSR-500s, or connect two or

more iSCSI Disks to a single NSR-500.

Directly connect between the iSCSI Disk and NSR-500 with a LAN cable of Cat5e or

higher directly It is not possible to use any HUB or switching HUB to connect each

other.

To prevent data loss from unexpected power failure, be sure to use an UPS

uninterruptible Power System.

(*note1) Under the use conditions listed below, the CPU may be operated in overload.

So the total frame rate of both playback and recording should be restricted

to 360 fps.

- Local monitoring is being performed with the NSBK-DH05 Display

Accelerator Board installed.

- Analog camera(s) is being used with the NSBK-EB05 Analog Encoder

Board installed.

- 17 or more cameras are being registered with the NSBK-CL05/04

Additional Camera License installed.

NSR-500 Series

iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

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1.1. Hardware Connection

1. Connect the Port 1 of iSCSI Disk (on Controller1 side) to any of LAN1 or LAN2 port with

a LAN cable of Cat5e or higher as shown in the figure below.

2. Connect the UPS to both the NSR-500 and iSCSI Disk.

Note

Determine the UPS Shutdown Time so as to take enough time to be able to write the

cash data of the iSCSI Disk in the disk after the NSR-500 is shut down.

The time period which can be supplied from the UPS to the NSR-500 and iSCSI Disk

should be more than the sum of the UPS Shutdown Time and NSR-500 Power off

time which is configured with the UPS setting page of the NSR Setup Menu.

NSR-500 Series

iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

Camera HUB

Client

NSR-500 UPS

iSCSI

LAN1 LAN2

UPS

Power

iSCSI Port1

(Contoller1)

Serial port

1.2. Configuring the setting of server for NSR-500

1. Turn on the power of the NSR-500.

2. Enter the user name and password in the logon screen and click [Administration Menu].

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iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

3. Select ［Server Configuration］. Under [Network Interface for Remote Client], change to

[Network1] and then click [OK] button.（Default: Network2)

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NSR-500 Series

iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

1.3. Configuring the setting of network for NSR-500

1. Select [Setup Menu] -> [Network], and then click [Select] button.

2. Configuring the setting of LAN2 to connect to the iSCSI Disk.

Select [Network Device 2] and then click [Select] button.

In [Network Device 2] window, select [Static] , enter the IP address which is on the same

segment as iSCSI Port, and then click [OK] button.

Note

In case of use of Promise Vess R2000 Series, default IP address for iSCSI port 1 is 10.0.10.1.

Enter the IP address which

is on the same segment as

iSCSI Port

10 10

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Step 2. Configuring/Checking iSCSI Disk

Note

Vess R2000 Series can be used without any additional settings except otherwise stated

in this manual.

Once settings were changed from the factory-set state, do a factory reset before installing

the special configuration file described below. Refer to the operation manual of the Vess R2000

Series when doing a factory-set or changing the IP address or other setting from the

factory-set state.

To be prepared: Download the special configuration file (OPAS_sony.zip) into a FAT32-formatted

USB flash memory from the site shown below.

URL: http://www.promise.com/PromiseLink

E-mail address: sony@promise.com

Password: promise

1. Install the special configuration file.

(1) Turn on the Vess R2000 Series.

(2) Insert the USB flash memory where the said file was saved

to the USB port shown in the figure.

(3) Installation process starts by itself.

(4) Green LED lamp blinks and a buzzer sounds like “bi, bi, bi”.

(5) At the completion of installation, the power of the Vess R2000

Series is shut down by itself.

(6) Press the power button to power on.

2. Connect your PC to the Mgmt Port of the Vess R2000 Series (Either of Controller 1 or 2 can

be used) and access to the configuration page through the web browser.

Default URL: http://10.0.0.1

NSR-500 Series

iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

Camera HUB

Client

NSR-500

iSCSI

LAN1 LAN2

10.0.10.xx

Mgmt

iSCSI Port1 10.0.0.xx

10.0.0.1

10.0.10.1

←Power Button

←LED Lamp

←USB Port

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3. Login to the Vess R2000 Series.

4. Make sure that the firmware version of Vess R2000 Series is appropriate.

Note

In case of use of Vess J2000 Series , make sure that the firmware version as follows.

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iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

User Name (default): administrator

Password (default) : password

Language: Choose a desired language

Example of Vess R2600iD

Example of Vess J2600iD

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5. Make sure whether the special configuration file is installed properly.

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iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

Display “Enabled”

for CHAP Authen-

tications

Display “SONYIPELANSR”

Display “Surveillance” as Appliance Mode

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Described here is an configuration example of use of Promise Vess R2000 Series.

In practice, make the necessary settings according to your actual use environment.

6. Create a disk array(s). (Note that the NSR-500 supports a single disk array only.)

7. Enable the jumbo frame setting.

NSR-500 Series

iSCSI Storage Device Setup Procedure

Make sure that the disk array is created

Select the check box

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