Network Video Recorder Software 2.2 User Manual. Table of Contents

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1 Network Video Recorder Software 2.2 User Manual Table of Contents Chapter 1. Using NVR Software Chapter 1-1. System Settings... 6 Chapter 1-2. HDD Settings... 7 Chapter 1-3. Device Settings... 8 Chapter 2. Grouping Settings...11 Chapter 2-2. Grouping s Devices...12 Chapter 2-5. Main Grouping...13 Chapter 2.6. Window-divisions...14 Chapter 2.7. Dynamic Video Channel Swapping...14 Chapter 2-8. Window Status...15 Chapter 3. NVR Video Operations...15 Chapter 3-1. Record All...15 Chapter 3-2. Stop All Recordings...16 Chapter 3-3. Playback...16 Chapter Playback on Main Grouping...16 Chapter Playback on DVR Groupings...17 Chapter 3-4. AVI File Exporting on Main Grouping Devices...17 Chapter 3-5. AVI File Exporting on DVR Devices...18 Chapter 3-6. Snapshot...18 Chapter 3-7. CD Burner...18 Chapter 4. User Settings:...19 Chapter 4-1. Add a User...19 Chapter 4-2. Modify Existing User...19 Chapter 4-3. Delete User...20 Chapter 4-4. User Authorization...20 Chapter 5. PTZ Control Panel...20 Chapter 5-1. Live Video Window with PTZ Control...21 Chapter 5-2. Groups and Preset Point Settings...21 Chapter 5-3. NVR Software 2.2 Status Panel...22 Chapter 6. E-Map...23 Chapter 6-1. Before Accessing E-Map...23 Chapter Menu System...23 Chapter Tool Bar...24 Chapter E-Map Options...24

2 Chapter 6-2. Setup a Device Map...25 Chapter 6-3. Setup a Device on a Map...26 Chapter 6-4. Delete a Device on a Map...26 Chapter 6-5. Arrange a Device...26 Chapter 6-6. Device Property...27 Chapter 6-7. Find a Device on E-Map...27 Chapter 7. Events on E-Map...28 Chapter 7-1. Management Events...28 Chapter 7-2. Alarm Events...28 Chapter 7-3. Setup Alarm Notification for Devices...28 Chapter 7-4. Setup External DIO Alarm or Motion Detection for Devices...30 Chapter 8. System Tools...31 Chapter 8-1. Compact & Repair DB...31 Chapter 8-2. Device Manager...31 Chapter User Logon Report...31 Chapter 9. Setup Dualview...32 Chapter 9-1. Central Monitoring Station Application...32 System Requirement Video Channels Recording Statistics for IP-based products...33 PC Keyboard Shortcut Keys...33 Benchmark Environment:...34 Copyrights...34

3 Network Video Recorder Software 2.2 User Manual Network Video Recorder Software 2.2 (NVR Software 2.2) is a total solution for managing network products. Major features including 36 channels of network video recording, 64 windows-division for remote DVR monitoring in one screen, E-Map central alarm management system, event log and device status reporting system, and remote DVR video playback are integrated within one system application. Network devices such as IP Fast Dome, LAN camera, MPEG-4 6 series DVR, and video server can be recorded remotely in a PC. Device grouping based on geographical location and function can be easily recalled and managed. One important feature of E-Map is the central management system for alarm events, live monitoring, and map management. IP devices installed at different locations can be represented and managed by using maps. Alarm or motion notification on a map triggering live video switching for a device is another important feature. Easy-to-use user interface and Dualview mode allow a user to manage large quantity of DVRs and IP-based products. For long-hour recording purpose, PSH-100, SATA RAID Storage System can be equipped for NVR Software 2.2 to maximize the recording capacity. Circular recording, individual HDD recording configurable, and individual camera recording configurable provide the flexibilities in managing recording storages. NVR Software 2.2 is designated for hybrid solution of IP camera, video server, IP Fast Dome, and DVRs. It provides total solutions in digital surveillance. With NVR Software 2.2, you can do: 1. Record and manage 36 channels of IP cameras and MPEG-4 6 series DVR devices 2. View 36 live video for IP-based products or 64 live video for MPEG-4 6 series DVR 3. Device grouping and recall 4. Support multiple HDDs for circular recording 5. PTZ controls by mouse and keyboard for IP Fast Dome 6. Export recorded video to AVI file format 7. Easy-to-use calendar and time selections for video playback 8. Dynamically video channels swapping with mouse drag-and-drop 9. Three user access levels 10. CD burner supported 11. Centralized time synchronization 12. DNS addressable 13. Smart video search

4 With E-Map, you can do: 1. Central management for IP devices including live monitoring and PTZ control 2. Map list to manage multiple sites 3. Quick device searching list 4. Alarm notification triggers live video and map switching 5. PTZ full feature control 6. Import & export JPEG map 7. Drag-and-drop for managing devices on maps Total Solution NVR Software 2.2 acts as a central hub in managing analog device and digital devices. As in system architecture below, NVR Software can manage traditional analog system and existing CCTV infrastructure. Adding digital solution does not waste existing CCTV investment. Furthermore, the software will be constantly maintained for adding more device support and adding more solutions. End user does not have to worry about compatibility issue for expending system devices within near future. Camera monitoring center Alarm management Device status manager Remote DVR player System Architecture This system diagram describes Merit LILIN s digital and analog surveillance solutions. NVR Software 2.2 manages digital devices via LAN or Internet. All the features including live monitoring, remote playback, or alarm events of IP-based devices and DVRs can be managed.

5 General Notations The terms of IP-based devices or products used in this document refer to IP Fast Dome, Video Server, or IP Camera. The terms of DVR devices/products refer to DVR device/products which are also capable of serving video streaming over Internet. MPEG-4 6 series DVRs refers to PDR-6160, PDR-6080, and PDR Before Using NVR Software NVR Software 2.2 supports multiple hard disk drives for recording. If overwritten setting is enabled, the oldest recorded video clips get deleted first. If you want logical partitions in your hard disk drive, please setup at least 20 GB for each drive. Furthermore, each logical drive should contain at least 10% empty space for storing video data. NVR Software 2.2 deletes the oldest files first until it reaches 90% of the logical drive, and it proceeds to the next logical hard disk drive for recording. On-line User Manual Help NVR Software 2.2 adopts Acrobat Reader for its on-line manual by clicking on the Help button. You must install Acrobat Reader before opening the on-line manual.

6 Chapter 1. Using NVR Software 2.2 To access NVR software 2.2, follow these steps: 1) Click on NVR Software 2.2 via Start->Program Files->Merit LILIN->NVR Software. 2) Click on NVR Software 2.2 on desktop. To login NVR software 2.2, please follow these steps: Step 1. Select a user from User name dropdown list. Step 2. Type the password or leave it blank if you first time use this software. Step 3. Click on OK button. Note: The default passwords for all users are empty. Chapter 1-1. System Settings System settings are the first step for setup all devices that the system settings contains HDD settings, device settings, and grouping settings.

7 Auto record after reboot: perform recording task after rebooting NVR Software 2.2. Ping the device when connect the device: NVR Software 2.2 constantly Ping remote devices for detecting if the device exists. However, the Ping is very time consuming task. The ICMP ping should be enabled at device site. If network communication is very bad, please set this option to be off. Reconfirm the administrator s (Admin) password when stop recording: force to enter administrator s password while stop recording. Auto run this application when system starts: Start NVR Software 2.2 when Windows starts. Chapter 1-2. HDD Settings To setup HDD for recording, in system setting tab, please check the HDD(s) for recording. For circular recording, please check the HDD overwritten option. To finish above, click on Apply button to configure the settings.

8 Chapter 1-3. Device Settings To add the devices accessible by NVR Software 2.2, one device should be configured first for its IP/DNS address, port number, or device name. Once the device s has been configured, device grouping feature can be easily applied. To configure (add) a particular device, please first select the device folder. Click on Add button for adding a new device. The device dialog box shows up. Please type at least, IP/DNS address, port number, username, and password for connecting the live video of the device. To find out the devices such as video server, IP camera, IP Fast Dome, PDR-400IP DVR, and MPEG-4 6 series DVRs within LAN, click on Find Device button. IPScan utility can scan through all IP address within LAN.

9 A user can select a device item in IPScan and click on Close button to setup the device. All the device information such as IP address and port number get automatically carried over NVR Software 2.2. Click on Connect button which can test the connection between the PC and the device. Note: IPScan can only work under LAN environment, not Internet environment. You can also manually add devices information of IP Fast Dome/IP camera/video server/dvr in edit boxes of Camera Setting dialog box. Please right mouse click on a channel and select Camera Properties menu item for Camera Setting dialog box. The edit boxes are described as follows: 1. Channel name camera name which is displayed on top of live video channel 2. Frame rate frame rate for the device 3. Device type device type selection box 4. Enable recording enable or disable recording for the device 5. IP/DNS (required) the IP address of the device

10 6. HTTP Port number the HTTP port number of the device 7. Video Port number DVR s video port number 8. Username the username which is allowed to login the device 9. Password the password for the username Username and password for various devices are described as in the table: Device Admin Admin pass. Oper Oper pass. Guest Guest pass. IP Fast Dome JPEG admin pass None None guest guest VS-1000S admin pass None None guest guest PIH-1000S admin pass None None guest guest PVS-1020 admin pass None None guest guest PIH-036/038IP admin pass None None guest guest PDR-2160/3160 admin 1111 None None guest 2222 PDR-400IP admin pass None None guest pass PDR-6160/PDR-6080/PDR-6040 admin 1111 oper 2222 guest Image size the source video size of the device 11. RS-485 camera ID IP Fast Dome RS-485 ID. 12. Synchronize Time with PC Synchronize time with the remote PC. Note: 1. RS-485 camera ID (1 to 64) must match the ID setting of the IP Fast Dome. The software may not control PTZ movement if the ID setting is incorrectly. 2. Some devices may provide denial of service (DoS) feature. Disable the service for NVR Software 2.2 to access.

11 If the above settings are done, you can click on Connect button to test if the device is properly configured. Chapter 2. Grouping Settings A user may want to manage cameras based on their locations or functions. Grouped video can be recalled easily. To setup groups, please follow the followings steps. 1. Drag a device from device list view (left) to Group tree view (right). 2. Click on Up or Down button to change the sequence. 3. Click on Apply button for the settings. Chapter 2-1. Grouping Name A user can assign a name for a grouping. To assign grouping name, please right click on a grouping, or select on a grouping and click on Property button. Type grouping name in Grouping dialog box.

12 Chapter 2-2. Grouping s Devices Once a grouping is set, select the grouping. Right click on the pre-assigned grouping device and click on Property menu item/button. Or, right click on Add if the selection is at grouping and select Add Group s Device menu item/add button. After add a grouping device, click on Property or Add Group s Device. A Grouping Device Setting dialog box shows up for the user to assign for the grouping. Please assign all groupings devices and click on Apply button to finish grouping settings. Chapter 2-3. Recall a Grouping To recall a grouping, click on grouping drop down list.

13 Chapter 2.4. Grouping Sequence In grouping tab, please specify Sequence Time. In live monitoring mode, please click on SEQ button to perform Sequence Display feature. Chapter 2-5. Main Grouping Main Grouping refers to NVR Software 2.2 s main screen which contains 36 windows-division screen view. To add a devise for the main grouping, please follow the steps: (1) Select Main Grouping in grouping dropdown list. (2) Right mouse click on one of the cameras. (3) Select Camera Properties to assign the camera properties. Alternatively, a user can add devices into Main Grouping at System Settings->Device Settings. Device Settings allows a user to manage up to 36 channels of IP cameras, video servers (PVS-1020 and PIH-1000S), and/or MPEG-4 6 series DVRs cameras.

14 Chapter 2.6. Window-divisions 4 window-division 36 window-division Each view 16 window-division Currently, NVR Software 2.2 supports four types of window-division including maximized window (each view), 4-window-division, 16-window-division, and 36- window-division. To see the maximized camera window, you can select particular camera window and click on Each View button. You can also double-click on the live video for the maximized window. To see 4-, 16-, and 36-window-division, click on the window-division buttons. Chapter 2.7. Dynamic Video Channel Swapping If a user want to change the arrangement of a camera channel, the user can drag a camera and drop to another video channel. This operation swaps these two cameras positions dynamically in software. There is no need to re-assign all the IP settings, if the user later changes his/her mind for the camera s display position after installation.

15 Drag-n-drop Chapter 2-8. Window Status On top of each window, camera name, date & time, and RS-485ID get shown. The captions are described in the follow figure: Camera Name Date & Time RS-485 ID Chapter 3. NVR Video Operations NVR Software 2.2 can perform video recording for all IP-based products including IP Fast Dome, Video Server, LAN Camera, PDR-400IP, and MPEG-4 6 series DVRs. NVR Software 2.2 can retrieve the recorded video at remote DVR products. To perform video recording, video playback, and other NVR video operations, follow the following sections: Chapter 3-1. Record All Record all button records all the live video for IP-based devices with IP addresses and recording set. The rest channels with no recording set do not record. While the system is in recording mode, NVR Software 2.2 can still perform live monitoring, recording, and playback at

16 same time triplex operations. Chapter 3-2. Stop All Recordings If you want to stop all recordings, please click Stop button to stop all recording channels. Chapter 3-3. Playback To perform playback operation, you have to select (click) on a camera channel or a DVR. By clicking on playback button, the playback dialog box shows up. Based on a DVR device or an IP-based device, the playback operation is described in the following sections: Chapter Playback on Main Grouping For main grouping, the video can be recorded at a local PC. To retrieve stored video clips, playback operation can be performed based on date and time specified. Please follow the following steps to play video clips on the PC: Step 1. Click on the date on the calendar control. Step 2. Specify starting time and ending time. Step 3. Click Search button to search the video clips. Chapter Smart Video Search

17 To perform Smart Search on a selected video clips, please first click on Enable Smart Search checkbox and drag motion detection area on the video area. Specify the Sensitivity and click on Smart Play button. After click on Smart Play button, the video gets played in 16X speed. The motion detections of the video area get listed under Event Tag list box for further analysis purpose. In Event Tag list, a user can click on Smart Tag for replaying the video clip. Chapter Playback on DVR Groupings To perform playback task for DVR grouping devices such as PDR-2160, PDR-3160, PDR-6160, PDR-6080, and PDR-6040, please first select the device/grouping and click on Play button. An integrated DVR Playback window shows up. A user can select a DVR for remote playback. Playback dialog box of PDR-2160 or PDR-3160 gets prompted. Select record footage or events for playback. A user can also specify date and time for retrieving the recorded video. Chapter 3-4. AVI File Exporting on Main Grouping Devices To export an AVI file for main grouping device, please perform playback operation for the device. Once the video clips have been located, specify the file name and click on Save Now button for the AVI file.

18 Chapter 3-5. AVI File Exporting on DVR Devices For DVR devices, right-mouse-click on the video area and select Save As AVI menu item. Chapter 3-6. Snapshot For IP-based devices, you may want to capture a particular video into a picture. You can click on the Snapshot button. The picture is exported to a BMP file format. For DVR devices, please perform right-mouse-click and select Save As JPEG menu item. Chapter 3-7. CD Burner NVR Software 2.2 adopts third party CD Burner utilities as an interface to burn the selected video clips. You may specify the software application to perform the task if NVR Software 2.2 does not detect the default application.

19 Chapter 4. User Settings: To add, delete, and modify a particular user, click on User button. The User Setting dialog box gets prompted. Chapter 4-1. Add a User To add a user, click on a particular user in the user list and click Add button. Add User window is shown. To add user, specify user name, password, and confirm password. Please also specify the user level and click on OK button. Chapter 4-2. Modify Existing User To modify an existing user, click on a particular user in the user list and click Property button. To modify the user, specify user name, password, and confirm password.

20 Chapter 4-3. Delete User To delete a user, please select the user in user setting window and click on OK button. Chapter 4-4. User Authorization User access rights are defined as follows: Features allowed Admin Operator Viewer NVR live monitoring Yes Yes Yes Window-division Yes Yes Yes PTZ Control Yes Yes No NVR Device setting Yes No No Recording/stop recording Yes Yes No NVR playback Yes Yes No User management Yes No No E-Map feature Yes Yes No E-Map device and map configuration Yes No No Chapter 5. PTZ Control Panel In order to perform PTZ movements, you have to select a particular live channel which contains an IP Fast Dome. Once an IP Fast dome is selected, you can control the movements using PC keyboard and/or PTZ control Panel. PTZ control Speed control Zoom control 180 flip control Preset settings IRIS control Focus control Auto pan control Preset points Preset groups

21 Note: Speed control: numbered from 1 to 7; from low speed to high speed. If you perform PTZ movements on PTZ control and camera window without release the mouse, PTZ signals get constantly sent to the target device via network. Chapter 5-1. Live Video Window with PTZ Control You can click on a live video window and perform PTZ movement of the IP Fast Dome. Tilt up Upper right Pan left Pan right Tilt down Chapter 5-2. Groups and Preset Point Settings To setup preset points, please invoke Groups and Presets dialog box. Follow the following steps: Step 1. Select preset point dropdown list. Step 2. Type the time field. Step 3. Type the speed field. Step 4. Click up, down, left, or right to move the IP Fast Dome to specific position. Step 5. Click Apply button to set the position.

22 There are four groups and each group contains four combinations of presets. Chapter 5-3. NVR Software 2.2 Status Panel NVR Software 2.2 status panel is described as following chart. Current recording HDD System time System date All channels are in recording In Sequence

23 Chapter 6. E-Map E-Map is an application which can manage devices such as IP camera, IP Fast Dome, and DVRs on multiple maps. Remote alarm/motion signals can trigger the device s map and its associated live video. Alarm, motion, and other access logs can be found in E-Map for management purpose. With E-Map, user can easily locate a particular device on a map. Chapter 6-1. Before Accessing E-Map Before accessing E-Map, terms and screen layout are described in the following section: System Menu Tool Bar Video Control Device Map Map List Find Control Device List Management/ Alarm List PTZ Control Chapter Menu System Menu system is described as follows: Menu->File New map: Create a new map. Delete map: Delete an existing map. Export map as: Export existing for later use. Print: Print a map. Preview: Preview a map. Menu->Tool Drag Device Mode: Drag a device on a map. Properties: Set map properties. Options: Change E-Map options.

24 Chapter Tool Bar The buttons from left to right are described as follows: New map: Create a new map. Delete map: Delete an existing map. Export map as: Export existing for later use. Print: Print a map. Properties: Set map properties. Drag Device Mode: Drag a device on a map. Maximize: Maximize a live video. Refresh: Refresh entire E-Map map list and device information, if any information has been changed. Chapter E-Map Options To enable E-Map for receiving alarm, please enable Receive Alarm check box. If a user wants E-Map switching correspondent map when an alarm gets received, set Switch to its map option. For E-Map to monitor device network connection, set Detect device network connections to enable. Alarm receiving port E-Map contains SMTP server which adopts SMTP protocol in receiving alarm notification from a remote device. Please enable TCP/IP port #25 (SMTP) for receiving alarm notifications.

25 Chapter 6-2. Setup a Device Map To setup a device map, click on File->New Map or New button at Map list. A file opening dialog box gets displayed. Please select the JPEG map file representing the installation site. Type both map name and location information. To delete a map, please first select the map in Map List and click on File->Delete Map or click on Delete button. To access property of the page, click on Property button.

26 Chapter 6-3. Setup a Device on a Map To setup devices on a map, drag-and-drop a device from Device List to its associated map. The device item shows checked if the device is setup on the map. Chapter 6-4. Delete a Device on a Map To delete the device on the map, follow the following operations: 1. Select on the device. 2. Right click on the device. 3. Select Device Delete menu item. Or, uncheck the check box of the device item. Chapter 6-5. Arrange a Device To arrange the device position on the map, click on Drag Mode tool or menu item to enable device drag mode. Use mouse point drag the device to the destination area.

27 Chapter 6-6. Device Property To show a Device Property, select Device Property menu item on the menu. A Device Property dialog box shows up. Device name and device text color can be changed for distinguishing its background image. Chapter 6-7. Find a Device on E-Map DVR, DVR s camera, or IP-based devices can be setup on different maps. It is very difficult for a user to find the live video of a particular device. To find a device on E-Map instantly, a user can click on Find Control. List of all devices setup on maps can be found instantly. The user can click on the device list that E-Map can automatically switch to the map and show the device and its live video.

28 Chapter 7. Events on E-Map All devices communicate with E-Map via SMTP protocol. Port 25 of NVR Software 2.2 of the stalling machine should be opened for receiving events. All events are divided into two main categories including management and alarm. E-Map can receive device events including external DIO alarms or motion detection alarms from devices. Chapter 7-1. Management Events The management events are listed under the list control. All the columns can be sorted by clicking on the column header. Chapter 7-2. Alarm Events Click on the list item. It will switch to the correspondent device to show the device location. Chapter 7-3. Setup Alarm Notification for Devices To setup alarm notification for DVR or IP Cameras, please follows: 1. Open an Internet Browser 2. Type the IP address of the device 3. Click on Motion/Alarm HTML page 4. Type the IP address of NVR Software 2.2 in Host Name/Mail Server field of the device. 5. Specify From/Mail Sender address in the device. 6. Specify To/Recipient address in the device.

29 IP Fast Dome JPEG series/vs-1000s/pih-1000 PVS-1020/PIH-036/038IP

30 PDR-2160/PDR-3160 PDR-400IP Note: Please configure alarm settings of DVR or IP Camera to send notification to the IP address of the PC of NVR Software 2.2. Set sender s mail server, mail server s host IP address, or host name at device site point to the IP address of NVR Software 2.2 s PC. Chapter 7-4. Setup External DIO Alarm or Motion Detection for Devices To setup remote alarm/motion notification, the external DIOs or motion detection channels of IP Fast Dome, Video Server, LAN Camera, or DVR need to be configured. Please read each device s user manual for detail.

31 Chapter 8. System Tools Chapter 8-1. Compact & Repair DB To maintain system database, please perform Compact & Repair DB utility. Chapter 8-2. Device Manager For printing alarm events, operational events, and device detecting status, Device Manager is a software tool to provide above information. Chapter User Logon Report For showing all logon logs, please click on User Log Report menu item. To print out the report, please click on Print/Print Preview menu item. Chapter Event Report For showing all alarm event logs, please click on Event Report menu item. To print out the report, please click on Print/Print Preview menu item. Chapter Device Status Report For detecting all devices on the LAN/Internet, please click on Detect Device Status menu item. Detect Device Status detects all devices and shows the status including date/time, device name, IP address, port number, IP status, remote DVR recording time, and version. To print out the report, please click on Print/Print Preview menu item.

32 Chapter 9. Setup Dualview Dualview is a feature in Windows XP similar to multiple monitors. Dualview allows you to expand the display across for both NVR Software 2.2 and E-Map. The benefit of adopting Dualview is to use one mouse/keyboard to control both NVR Software 2.2 and E-Map. Multiple camera view in NVR Software 2.2 and live video in E-Map can be operated by an operator on a personal computer. To install additional monitors, you must first install the compatible video adapter hardware into the PC and connect the additional monitor. To setup Dualview, read the instruction manual of Windows XP. Chapter 9-1. Central Monitoring Station Application For some PCs, the PCs can connect up to four monitors in one PC. A user can setup four monitors in a central monitoring station for complete system solution. These four monitors can provide features of (1) NVR Software for 36-window and grouping network video, (2) window for alarm and video management, (3) Device Manager for device status monitoring, (4) remote DVR playback.

33 APPENDIX System Requirement OS: Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows Vista or above CPU: Minimum Intel Pentium GHz or above RAM: 512 MB SDRAM or above HDD Size: At least 50 GB for recording storage Network: Gigabit network Product Supported IP Camera: PIH-1000S, PIH-036/038IP Video Server: VS-1000S, PVS-1020 IP Fast Dome: All series DVR: PDR-2160, PDR-3160, PDR-6160, PDR-6080, PDR-6040, PDR-400IP 36 Video Channels Recording Statistics for IP-based products 80 GB 160 GB 320 GB 30 fps 3.6 hrs 7.2 hrs 14.4 hrs 15 fps 4.7 hrs 9.4 hrs 18.8 hrs 10 fps 12.4 hrs 24.8 hrs 49.6 hrs 5 fps hrs 40.1 hrs 80.2 hrs 1 fps hrs hrs hrs PC Keyboard Shortcut Keys Key Feature Up Fast Dome tilt up Down Fast Dome tilt down Left Fast Dome pan left Right Fast Dome pan right + Fast Dome zoom in - Fast Dome zoom out Tab Camera channel forward selection Back Camera channel backward selection 1 Preset #1 2 Preset #2 3 Preset #3 4 Preset #4 5 Preset #5

34 6 Preset #6 7 Preset #7 8 Preset #8 R D Enter S P U Alt-X F1 Page-up Page-down Record NVR Software 2.2 settings Play Stop Channel settings User settings Close application On-line help Camera window view page up Camera window view page down Benchmark Environment: PC network card Gigabit network card Gigabit hub * 1 four Megabit Ethernet ports. Hub * 4 Megabit network card IP Fast Dome Quality: Medium quality for all 36 channels Resolution: 352 * 240 (medium) for all 36 channels All IP Fast Domes are in auto pan mode for simulating real world image quality. Copyrights Merit LILIN Enterprise Co. Ltd. holds exclusive ownership of the software and all intellectual property rights embodied therein, including copyrights and valuable trade secrets incorporated in the software's design and coding methodology. The software is protected by international treaty. This agreement provides you with only a limited use license, and does not grant you any intellectual property rights in the software. Adobe and Acrobat Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. Windows, Windows 2000, and Windows XP are registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries