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Summary of Contents for Samsung SNR-32A
- Page 2 A brand that is integrated into Samsung’s network products, stands for a convenient world (Polis) made safe (Polis) through Samsung’s superior network performance (Internet protocol). With products, clear digital images transmitted over the internet, real-time monitoring is possible anywhere with an internet connection.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Chapter1. Network Recorder Overview ....................4 1.1. Introduction.............................. 4 1.2. Features ..............................4 1.3. Configuration ............................4 Chapter2. Installation ..........................5 2.1. System Requirements ..........................5 2.2. Supported Devices ..........................6 2.3. Supported Client Software ........................6 2.4. Software Installation ..........................6 2.4.1. -
Page 4: Chapter1. Network Recorder Overview
Chapter1. Network Recorder Overview 1.1. Introduction The Network Recorder is a digital data recording and archiving system solution that receives video, audio and alarm log from network cameras and video servers from multiple sites in real time. 1.2. Features The Network Recorder program does not limit the number of units that can be registered. The program simultaneously records up to 32 video and audio channels. -
Page 5: Chapter2. Installation
Chapter2. Installation 2.1. System Requirements PC should meet recommended requirements for Network Recorder software to run properly. Other programs should not run on the same PC when Network Recorder software is running; otherwise, Network Recorder software may not perform as designed. ▪... -
Page 6: Supported Devices
2.2. Supported Devices Refer to below table for compatible devices on the Network Recorder. Type Model Firmware Version Remark Network Camera SNC-550 2.4 or later Network Camera SNP-3300 2.4 or later Network Camera SNP-1000 2.4 or later Video Server SNC-100 2.4 or later Video Server SNC-400... -
Page 7: Installing Compulsory Component For Network Recorder (.Net Framework)
Network Recorder requires database engine to run. Choose prerequisite(s) that is not installed on the PC. If any component(s) is already installed in the PC, it is not necessary to install again. Click the ‘Install’ button. To install software in a different directory, click the ‘Browse’ button and choose a different directory. -
Page 8: Installing Compulsory Component For Network (Sql Server 2005)
.Net Framework will install. 2.4.3. Installing compulsory component for Network (SQL Server 2005) SQL Server 2005 installing page appears. SQL Server 2005 starts installation and goes to next step when installation is finished. -
Page 9: Upgrading To A Newer Version To Existing Network Recorder
If the PC has already installed .Net Framework or SQL Server 2005, skip the process installing those programs. It is not necessary to it again. If compulsory components of .Net Framework and SQL Server 2005 are not Caution installed properly, Network Recorder will not run. 2.4.4. -
Page 10: Deleting An Existing Program And Re-Installing The Program
2.4.5. Deleting an existing program and re-installing the program Insert the provided CD. Click on the ‘Network Recorder_v.x.x.xxx.exe’ file on CD. When installation starts, the ‘Maintenance mode’ page appears. Select ‘Remove and Install’ and click ‘Next’. Click ‘I Agree’ in ‘License Agreement’ page. Enter the provided license key in ‘Licensing’... -
Page 11: Usb Dongle Key Driver Installation
If the program is re-installed in the same folder where an existing program is installed, the installer shall ask whether to overwrite the existing DB file or not. If there is already recorded data on the PC, the installer asks whether to delete. - Page 12 Click ‘Finish’ button when installation is completed. Once the Network Recorder is installed, plug the provided USB dongle key to PC before running software. Without USB dongle key, Network Recorder program does not run. Caution...
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Page 13: Chapter 3. Login
Login Process Open the Network Manager program. User may open it by selecting the execution file through ‘Start’ menu [Start] – [Samsung Techwin] – [Network Recorder] or by double-clicking the execution icon on the background. Select user ID in the ‘Login’ window. User may see the entire list of IDs that are registered into the program by clicking on the drop down menu. -
Page 14: Chapter 4. Menu
Chapter 4. Menu 4.1. Setup User should configure Network Recorder with setup menus for program to start recording data. Menu Feature Remark Add device and assign devices (sensors, relays, etc) ① Wizard to channels Add, edit, delete devices (network camera / video ②... -
Page 15: Wizard
4.1.1. Wizard Administrator may register digital video device(s) (IP video server and network camera) in the program by going through the entire process step by step in the ‘Wizard’ menu. The ‘Wizard’ menu includes both the device registration and camera assignment steps. Once the entire process is done, cameras appear in a recording status panel on the program. - Page 16 Click ‘Finish’ button. Registration process when using ‘Device Search’ feature Select [Setup] – [Wizard] menu. Wizard window appears. Click ‘Search’ button ( ) in the window. ‘Search Device’ window pops up and displays network video devices (network camera and video server) that are detected on the LAN.
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Page 17: Device Manager
Name the channel and assign a camera. Enter camera name and description of the Network Recorder in the upper fields and assign a camera of a device in the lower fields. Click ‘OK’ button. With ‘Preview’ button, user may confirm the assigned channel with live video. Click ‘Finish’... - Page 18 Click ‘Add’ button to the right Enter values and click ‘Next’ button. Values need to be assigned for items in bold: device name, model type, firmware version, connection type, IP address (or Mac Address), port number, user ID and password. Click ‘OK’...
- Page 19 Select a device and click ‘Add’. In the ‘Device Wizard’ window, the selected device’s network information is entered automatically. Enter device name, user ID and PW. Then click ‘Next’. Click ‘OK’. The selected device is registered and appears on the list. To refresh and update the device list in ‘Device Search’...
- Page 20 IP address, user should select ‘Connection Type’ as ‘Dynamic IP address’ and enter ‘Mac Address’ of the unit as long as the device is registered to the Samsung DDNS server. Click ‘OK’. The selected device is registered and appears on the list.
- Page 21 Devices are listed in the ‘File Import’ window. Device on the list maintains its registration information in the DB file. Select a device and click ‘Import’ button. ‘File Import’ menu supports DB files that are created by ‘File Export’ menu. DB file that was used in the previous version is also compatible with this feature.
- Page 22 Select devices to export in the list and click ‘File…’ button to the right bottom. The selected devices display tick mark to the left. ‘Search’ window appears. Select a DB file and click ‘Open’. Or name a file and designate its folder to create a new file. The selected file appears in the field of ‘Export File’.
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Page 23: Assign Manager
4.1.3. Assign Manager ‘Assign Manager’ is to assign components (camera, sensor and relay) from the registered devices to channels of Network Recorder program. Through this menu, each component of devices is mapped with each channel of Network Recorder program. After the entire process, the assigned component (camera, sensor and rely) appears in the mapped channel of Network Recorder. - Page 24 Click ‘OK’. The selected camera is assigned to the selected video channel of Network Recorder. Removing Camera Select [Setup] – [Assign Manager] menu. ‘Assign Manager’ window appears. Select ‘Camera’ tab. Cameras are listed in the selected window. For sensor or relay assignment, corresponding tab should be selected.
- Page 25 Select ‘Camera’ tab on the top. Select a channel and click ‘Edit Name’ button. Change name and click ‘Ok’ button. User may assign or un-assign sensors and relays in the same method as assigning cameras Note The assigned components appear on the list in the main window when ‘Assign Manager’...
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Page 26: Storage Manager
4.1.4. Storage Manager ‘Storage Manager’ is for assigning hard disk(s) to archive data in a computer and configure the computer to limit the space for data archiving. Assigning Hard Disk Click [Setup] – [Storage Manager] menu. Then ‘Storage Manager’ window appears. Click ‘Add/Edit’... - Page 27 The selected disk’s space is accumulated into the total space for Network Recorder program. ‘Total storage for all drives’ shows the entire hard disk space of the allocated disk and the graph shows the used space in archiving data at the moment. Repeat 3 and 4 processes with other disk(s) in the computer to allocate more space for Network Recorder.
- Page 28 Click ‘Add/Edit’ button. ‘Add/Edit Storage’ window appears. Select a hard disk in the list under ‘NAS’ tab, define the size to allocate in archiving data, and click ‘Apply’. The selected disk space is accumulated into the total space for Network Recorder program. ‘Total storage for all drives’...
- Page 29 Click ‘OK’ button. Assigned disk(s) with its allocated space appears in the list. User may set the computer to warn when free disk space reaches than a certain limit and to overwrite data when free disk space gets to a certain limit.
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Page 30: Recording Mode Manager
4.1.5. Recording Mode Manager ‘Recording Mode Manager’ is to add, edit, and delete recording mode of different parameters per channel. Network Recorder program provides three basic modes as default:Normal Recording, Motion Detection Recording, and Video Loss Recording. User may edit the existing mode or create new mode(s) in this menu. Creating a Normal Recording Mode Click [Setup] –... - Page 31 Click ‘OK’ button. Creating an Alarm Recording Mode Click [Setup] – [Storage Manager] menu. Then ‘Recording Mode Manager’ window appears. Select a camera for which a new mode is to be added and Click ‘Add’ button. Recording mode is created differently for each channel.
- Page 32 In ‘Add Recording Mode’ window, name the mode, select the color to display, check on ‘Alarm Recording’ menu, and define parameters as below. Recording parameters of video format, resolution, quality, and frame rate Pre- and post-alarm durations Event types of motion detection, video loss, sensor input, and relay output Click ‘OK’...
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Page 33: Recording Schedule Manager
4.1.6. Recording Schedule Manager ‘Recording Schedule Manager’ is to configure weekly recording schedule per channel with 30 minutes increments. Configuring Recoding Schedule Click [Setup] – [Recording Schedule Manager] menu. ‘Recording Schedule Manager’ window appears. Select camera to schedule from the list to the left. Place check mark in ‘Active recording schedule and mode’... -
Page 34: Time
4.1.7. Time Network Recorder program synchronizes time to a PC. ‘Time’ is to set date, time and timezone on a PC without additionally using the time setting menu in Windows. Setting Date & Time Select [Setup] – [Time] menu. ‘Time’ window appears. Select ‘Time’... -
Page 35: Network
4.1.8. Network ‘Network’ is to configure network information. Configuring Network Port Select [Setup] – [Network] menu. ‘Network’ window appears. Configure ‘Control Port’ and ‘Player Port’. ‘Control Port’ is to transmit live video to client and ‘Player Port’ is to send recorded video over the network. Default ports are 5600 and 5601 respectively and change port numbers if they are blocked on the network. -
Page 36: Remote Users Manager
4.1.10. Remote Users Manager ‘Remote User Manager’ is to add, edit or delete a user that accesses Network Recorder program remotely. Network Manager program registers an ID of ‘admin’ as default. The default password is ‘12345’. Adding Remote User Select [Setup] – [Remote User Manager] menu. ‘Remote User Manager’ window appears. Click ‘Add’... -
Page 37: Chapter 5. Client Software
Chapter 5. Client Software Client software is Network Manager STD/PRO that accesses Network Recorder program (server) over the network. This chapter explains how to register Network Recorder to Network Manager STD/PRO, access the server and play video remotely. 5.1. Registering Network Recorder to Network Manager Network Manager STD/PRO registers Network Recorder through ‘[Wizard] –... -
Page 38: Monitoring Live Video
5.2. Monitoring Live Video After registering Network Recorder to Network Manager, user may monitor live video by clicking icon of device (Network Recorder) or its channel on the site tree. (For information on monitoring through ‘Screen Layout’, please refer to ‘Network Manager STD/PRO manual’.) 5.2.1. -
Page 39: Playback
5.3. Playback Recorded data on Network Recorder program is played with ‘Player’ software of Network Manager STD/PRO program. Network Manager searches desired data easily with date/time, timeline, and thumbnail menu. Network Manager does data backup from Network Recorder to PC over the network and converts the backup video file to AVI format. -
Page 40: Chapter 6. Others
Chapter 6. Others 6.1. Controls Network Recorder plays live or recorded video on the server software while archiving data on the PC. Button Feature Remark Plays live video on Instant Viewer window Plays recorded video on Instant Player window Playing live video of a camera Select a camera on the list. - Page 41 Date/Time Selection Feature Remark Displays video clip of the last 30 minutes The present time Select day to search Weekdays Select time duration of the day (30 minutes unit) Time User may view the recording setup parameters and status of the entire channels in the main window. Status Information Remark...
- Page 42 Recorder program Total hard disk space and free space...
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Page 43: Tray Icon
6.3. Tray Icon 6.3.1. Status Information Once Network Recorder program is installed on a PC, it is registered on ‘Start Program’ to the PC. Network Recorder starts recording automatically as soon as the PC boots up. Network Recorder program status is displayed through tray icon. -
Page 44: Connecting Nas (Network Attach Storage) System To Pc
6.4. Connecting NAS (Network Attach Storage) System to PC 6.4.1. ReadyNAS (NETGEAR) Installing RAIDar Utility Load the CD and double-click on ‘Setup_Win.exe’ file to start the installation. Install RAIDar following the Wizard direction. Detecting ReadyNAS Device Connect ReadyNAS to network and start the system. It takes about 2 minutes to boot up. When a PC accesses NAS directly over the crossover cable, PC should be assigned an IP address. - Page 45 If your client has a static IP address, make sure it is on the same IP address subnet as the ReadyNAS device. You can do this by configuring your client to Note obtain its IP address via DHCP. Even if your network does not have existing DHCP service, the ReadyNAS device will assure that you will get an IP address.
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Page 46: Iomega Nas
6.4.2. Iomega NAS Running Iomega NAS Discovery 1. Connect IomegaNAS device to network 2. Start your computer, wait for the operating system to load, then insert the Solutions CD. NOTE: The client computer must be on the same subnet or network segment as the Iomega NAS. 3. - Page 47 6. If you don't know what IP addresses to use, click on the Auto Detect button and the server will search the network for an available address for you. Enter the password, ADMIN (uppercase) is the factory default, and click the APPLY button. For more detailed information, please refer to the manual on the provided CD from Iomega Co.
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Page 48: Appendix
Appendix Image File Size Based on NTSC / MPEG Recording Resolution(Kbyte) Quality CIF(352X240) Half D1(704X240) D1(704X480) Very High 16.3 High 12.0 Middle Very Low Storage Space Consumption Based on CIF (Quality: High / Frame Rate: 15 / Normal Recording) HDD Disk Space Channel 100GB 200GB... -
Page 49: Network Recorder Specifications
Network Recorder Specifications Item SNR-9A SNR-16A SNR-32A Supporting device Network camera, Video server Unlimited Supporting device number (User may select 9/16/32 cameras from Device the entire registered devices) SNC-550 Compatible models SNS-100/400 SNP-1000/3300 Local user User Remote user Unlimited IP filtering for remote user... - Page 50 Max. number of concurrent recording channels Maximum recording speed in total (based on CIF) 270FPS 480FPS 480FPS Date/Time Support Search Timeline Support Thumbnail Support Live video Support (Instant Viewer) Instant Play Recorded video Support (Instant Player) Recording status Support Status / Recording schedule parameter information Support Information...