Page 1 INSTRUCTIONS VR-X1600U Powered by Milestone Please read the following before getting started: Thank you for purchasing this JVC product. Before operating this unit, please read the instructions carefully to ensure the best possible performance. For Customer Use: Enter below the Serial No. which is located on the body.
Page 2 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS...
Page 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (for USA) Please use this unit in an appropriate power source. Veuillez employer cette unité dans une source d'énergie appropriée.
Page 4: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Please use this unit in an appropriate power source.
Page 5 PRECAUTIONS WHEN MOUNTING RACK CAUTION ● Do not install the VR-X1600U/VR-X3200U to the rack in places where ambient temperature becomes 40°C or more. ● When rack mounting, keep the internal temperature of rack assembly 40°C or less. ● When using rack mount, keep the clearance between the rack and the rear of unit 150mm or more.
Page 6 INFORMATION (FOR CANADA) RENSEIGNEMENT (POUR CANADA) This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Rear view of VR-X1600U/VR-X3200U Cet appareil num rique de la Class A es t WARNING (FOR EUROPE): This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Page 7 Precautions Please note the following when using the VR-X1600U and VR-X3200U in Europe. 1. Ensure that the protective earthing terminal of the product is connected to the indoor protective grounding. 2. Please use a wire that meets the following requirements when connecting the protective earthing terminal of the product to the indoor protective grounding.
Page 8: Getting Started
Water may enter this unit through the ventilation holes and ● All contents of this manual are the copyright of JVC result in fire or electric shock. KENWOOD Corporation. No part of this manual may...
Page 9: Precautions For Handling Hard Disk Drive
HDD may affect its subsequent use even when the UPS is connected. Replace every 18,000 hours (2 years) of use. JVC KENWOOD shall not be held responsible for the compensation of losses incurred in the event that CPU fan/Rear fan Replace every 30,000 hours (3...
Page 10: Table Of Contents
Specifying a Master NVR ..........64 End-User License Agreement for Milestone’s Software Registering a Slave NVR ..........65 embedded in JVC KENWOOD’s NVR products .... 6 Configuring Smart Client User Settings ......66 MICROSOFT SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS ....7 Adding a User ..............66 Structure of Manuals ............
Page 11 Services ..............111 Search for recorded images by date and time ...147 Searching from the Image List ........147 Changing the Monitor Settings ........112 Searching for Images by With/Without Recording ..148 Changing the Monitor Resolution ......112 Searching for Recorded Images ........149 Establishing a Dual-monitor Configuration ....
Page 12: About The Software
Limitation of Liability. The provisions of this paragraph are in effect to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law. In no event shall Milestone, JVC KENWOOD or their suppliers be liable for any special, incidental, indirect, or consequential damages whatsoever (including,...
Page 13: Microsoft Software License Terms
As described below, using the software also operates as your consent to the transmission of certain computer information for Internet-based services. By using the software, you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use the software. Instead, contact JVC KENWOOD to determine its return policy for a refund or credit.
Page 14: Getting Started
In doing so, you must comply with any technical limitations in the software that allow you to use it only in certain ways. For more information, see the software documentation or contact JVC KENWOOD. You may not: ●...
Page 15 ● Windows Media Digital Rights Management. Content owners use Windows Media digital rights management technology (WMDRM) to protect their intellectual property, including copyrights. This software and third party software use WMDRM to play and copy WMDRM-protected content. If the software fails to protect the content, content owners may ask Microsoft to revoke the software’s ability to use WMDRM to play or copy protected content.
Page 16 To be valid, this label must be affixed to the device, or included on or in JVC KENWOOD’s software packaging. If you receive the label separately, it is not valid. You should keep the label on the device or packaging to prove that you are licensed to use the software.
Page 17 3. It is not licensed for any implementation or distribution in any commercial product or service. NOT FAULT TOLERANT. The software is not fault tolerant. JVC KENWOOD installed the software on the device and is responsible for how it operates on the device.
Page 18 Getting Started ● Portions of this software are based in part on the work of About the Software Highground Systems. Because Microsoft has included the Highground Systems software in this product, Microsoft is (continued) required to include the following text that accompanied such software: Copyright ©...
Page 19 Software and that both the above copyright notice(s) software for any purpose. It is provided “as is” without and this permission notice appear in supporting express or implied warranty. documentation. Permission is also given to modify the OPENVISION DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH software to any extend, under the condition that, in the REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL modified software, the prefix “GB_”...
Page 20 Getting Started Copyright © 1994 Hewlett-Packard Company About the Software Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute and sell this software and its documentation for any purpose is (continued) hereby granted without fee, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation.
Page 21 DAMAGES, OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER This work (and included software, documentation such RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR as READMEs, or other related items) is being PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF provided by the copyright holders under the following CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS license.
Page 22 Getting Started permission notice appear in supporting About the Software documentation. The author or Addison-Welsey Longman make no (continued) representations about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided “as is” without express or implied warranty. Portions Copyright © 1995 by Jeffrey Richter ●...
Page 23: Structure Of Manuals
Structure of Manuals The structure of manuals for this unit is as follows. Name of manual Intended reader Format Description Set Up Guide System Booklet Installation and setup procedures for this unit, administrators and basic setup and operation procedures for and operators this unit, management software and viewer necessary for operations...
Page 24: Workflow From Installation To Operations
Getting Started Workflow from Installation to Operations The workflow from installation of this unit to system operations is as follows. Caution: ● Install the network cameras and set the IP addresses, etc. before installation and setup of this unit. Install Install this unit to an EIA rack or the like.
Page 25: About The Software Used With This Unit
Software Overview About the Software Used Starts up the screen keyboard. with This Unit Use this software to enter characters using the mouse. You can view the data exported in Overview of the Software database format. The following software is used with this unit. Software Overview Starts up XProtect Enterprise...
Page 26: Part Names And Functions
HDD connection. (A Page 21) [WARNING] Indicator ● For connection of external devices, consult your nearest Lights up when an error occurs in the hardware. JVC KENWOOD dealer. You can also check on our Note: website. ● Error types: A Page 193...
Page 27: Rear Panel
Note: ● For connection of external devices, consult your nearest Note: ● Diameter of applicable cable: AWG22 to AWG28 JVC KENWOOD dealer. You can also check on our website. Connector cover Audio Output Terminal Note: ● Do not remove the cover.
Page 28: Rear I/O Terminals
Getting Started Part Names and Functions (continued) Rear I/O Terminals Input ports (A Page 27) Output Ports (A Page 27) [ALARM IN 1 to 8] alarm input terminals 1 to 8 [COMMON] Signal Ground Terminal When a signal is input to these terminals, an alarm event This is a common ground terminal.
Page 29 Recorder Part Basics This chapter describes procedures for basic operations of this unit (recorder) and basic setup for the surveillance system. Caution: ● Never turn off the power while saving settings of Management Application. ● When you change settings of Management Application, restart the service; otherwise, the new settings are not applied. (A Page 19 "When you change settings of Management Application") In addition, if you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on, close Smart Client and restart the service.
Page 30: Recorder Part> Basics
<Recorder Part> Basics Mounting to a Rack This section describes procedures to use the supplied rack mount bracket to mount this unit to the EIA rack. For the installation to the rack, consult the specialist or dealer. Mount the rack mount bracket using screw A ●...
Page 31: Connecting
● Do not connect a faulty switching hub or router, or an exhausted network cable. Otherwise, the system may malfunction. ● When you use a NAS or UPS, consult your nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer for details on the compatibility with this unit. You...
Page 32: Devices Connected To Terminals Of This Unit
<Recorder Part> Basics Connecting a microphone and speaker Connecting (continued) A microphone and speaker on the camera side allows for speech communication. Microphone Devices Connected to Terminals of This Unit Connecting a monitor Connect a monitor to the RGB output terminal or DVI output terminal on the rear panel.
Page 33 Terminal Remarks [ALARM IN] Make Contact Input Name of input event: Name of input event: JVC NVR ALARM IN1 to 8 MAKE JVC NVR ALARM IN1 to 8 BREAK (Generic events) (Generic events) 250ms or more 250ms or more Make...
Page 34: Devices Connected Through A Network
Devices Connected Through a cameras that can be connected may be increased to 64 Network (VR-X3200U) or 32 (VR-X1600U) (A Page 116). For purchase of additional licenses, consult an authorized This unit is connected with network cameras and dealer or a JVC KENWOOD service center.
Page 35: Switching The Power On/Off
(A Page 27 "[OPE ON/OFF]") supply) be used in preparation for power failure. For details on the UPS you can connect to this unit, consult your nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer. You can also check on our website. Note: ●...
Page 36: Activating/Shutting Down The System
<Recorder Part> Basics Activating/Shutting Down Using the On-screen the System Keyboard The system can be activated/shut down. In addition to using a keyboard connected to the SERIAL terminal on the front of this unit, characters may also be entered using the on-screen keyboard. Activating the System Double-click the [Keyboard] button on the desktop...
Page 37: Connect This Unit To A Network
Click [Change adapter settings] Connect This Unit to a Network This section describes procedures to setup an IP address for this unit and connect to the camera network (LAN1) and monitoring PC (LAN2). Also setup an IP address for each of LAN1 and LAN2. Caution: ●...
Page 38: Configuring Basic Monitoring System Settings
<Recorder Part> Basics Connect This Unit to a Configuring Basic Monitoring System Network (continued) Settings Configure monitoring system settings such as registering a Enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default camera or record settings using Management Application. gateway Follow the instructions from the wizard of XProtect Enterprise to configure basic settings.
Page 39: Connecting Cameras
To close Management Application Click [Add Hardware Devices...] Click [ (Close)] Select [Save changes - restart services], and click [OK]. The wizard will start. Management Application is closed. Caution: ● Never turn off the power while saving settings of Management Application. ●...
Page 40: Configuring Settings Of Cameras Connected
<Recorder Part> Basics Configuring Basic Configuring Settings of Cameras Connected Monitoring System Settings (continued) Use the [Configure Video and Recording...] wizard to Connecting Cameras (continued) configure settings of recording schedule and frame rate (image quality) for each camera. Enter the user name and password of the cameras Click [Configure Video and Recording...] Caution: ●...
Page 41 Make the settings to receive images for each Configure the following items in order. camera Item Description Live Frame Rate For specifying frame rate for live display. Recording Frame For specifying frame rate for Rate recording. Record on Set the recording conditions. ●...
Page 42 <Recorder Part> Basics Note: Configuring Basic ● Be sure to specify both a recording path and an archive path; otherwise, an error occurs and you cannot continue Monitoring System to the next step. Settings (continued) Click [Next] Configuring Settings of Cameras Connected (continued) Specify the type and storage location of recording data to be stored in each drive...
Page 43: Making Full Use Of Recording Performance
Click [Finish] Making Full Use of Recording Performance To ensure sufficient data storage on this unit, be sure to add additional HDD and make the appropriate saving method settings. Building a RAID10 configuration By adding internal HDD you can increase the storage capacity.
Page 44 Recorder Part Applications This chapter describes procedures for setup of PTZ camera and event actions according to specific monitoring system operations. Perform settings using Management Application. Caution: ● Never turn off the power while saving settings of Management Application. ● When you change settings of Management Application, restart the service; otherwise, the new settings are not applied. (A Page 19 "When you change settings of Management Application") In addition, if you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on, close Smart Client and restart the service.
Page 45: Recorder Part> Applications
<Recorder Part> Applications Click [+] in [Hardware Devices] and click [+] for Defining a Preset PTZ the hardware device name of a PTZ camera Position When cameras are compatible with the PTZ (pan, tilt and zoom) functions, you can set the preset position from this unit.
Page 46 The preset position is stored on the camera. Note: ● When using a JVC camera, it is recommended to select the more positionally accurate [Type 3]. (Not selectable depending on the camera.) When [Type 2] or [Type 3] is selected: Click [Import/Refresh] The preset position is imported and the list appears.
Page 47: Auto Ptz Patrolling
When [Type 1] is selected: Enter a name for the Auto PTZ Patrolling preset position, and click [Add New] PTZ patrolling is a feature that enables automatic movement of a PTZ camera between several preset positions. Caution: ● To define a patrol scheme, you must specify at least two preset positions.
Page 48 <Recorder Part> Applications Select [PTZ Patrolling] Defining a Preset PTZ Position (continued) Auto PTZ Patrolling (continued) Double-click a camera name Click [Add New] The [Camera Properties] window appears. Enter the PTZ patrol profile name. Caution: ● The PTZ patrol profile name must be unique.
Page 49 Select the preset positions you want to use in Select the conditions for resuming PTZ the [Preset Positions], and click [ patrolling and specify units of seconds Doing so copies the selected preset positions to the [Patrolling list]. ● A preset position can be used more than once in a patrol scheme.
Page 50: Adjusting Motion Detection
<Recorder Part> Applications Select a camera from [Select Camera] Adjusting Motion Detection This section describes procedures to adjust the detection sensitivity and range in accordance with conditions of camera installation locations. Use the [Adjust Motion Detection...] wizard for this setting. Note: ●...
Page 51 Select a camera from [Select Camera] and specify noise sensitivity, detection interval and motion sensitivity ● If you do not want to detect minute movements, move the [Sensitivity] slider to the right. ● When any motion exceeds the sensitivity level defined by the [Motion] slider, the [Motion level] indication turns to red to indicate a motion is detected.
Page 52: Events And Actions
<Recorder Part> Applications Events and Actions Events Configuration—Generic Event When character strings received by this unit match the predetermined conditions, a generic event is triggered. The following is the procedure for setup on this unit including communication data reception setting. For outgoing data setting, settings of sender devices such as cameras are This system can perform particular actions such as recording necessary.
Page 53 The [Generic Event Properties] window appears. Specify the event name and contents Click [Add] Item Description Event For specifying an expression as a key word substring for analysis of received character strings. Click [Add] to add the expression you entered to [Event message expression]. Event The added expression is displayed.
Page 54: Event Configuration-Input Event
<Recorder Part> Applications Events and Actions Event Configuration—Input Event (continued) This section describes procedures to specify possible events by signals from devices (hardware) connected to this unit (including motion detection from cameras). ● You need to configure signals for each device in advance. Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Events Configuration—Generic Event (continued)
Page 55 The [Hardware Input Event Properties] window appears. Select the [Enable event] check box ● Then the check box in the input event list is selected and the event is enabled. ● To change the event name, enter [Event name]. Click [+] of the hardware to configure settings A list of input events specified in the hardware is displayed.
Page 56: Event Configuration-Manual Event
<Recorder Part> Applications Select the event setting target Events and Actions ● For setting all cameras: select [Global] ● For setting each camera individually: select the camera (continued) name to set Click [Add] Event Configuration—Manual Event If a manual event is set (created), any event can be produced through operation on the Smart Client.
Page 57: Events Configuration-Timer Event
Enter a name and generation timing of the timer Events Configuration—Timer Event event ● For generation timing of the timer event, specify the This section describes procedures to specify an additional event to end the action triggered by a generic event, input time elapsed from occurrence of the event you want to event, or manual event.
Page 58: Action Setup-Moving The Ptz Camera Preset Position
<Recorder Part> Applications Click the [+] of [Hardware Device] of the camera Events and Actions to set and double-click the camera name (continued) Action Setup—Moving the PTZ Camera Preset Position When the event occurs, the PTZ camera is directed to the defined preset position.
Page 59: Action Setup-Distributing Camera Images (Matrix)
Specify a combination of an event and a preset Action Setup—Distributing Camera position ● The same event cannot be coupled with more than one Images (Matrix) preset position. Live images can be distributed to specified computer(s) (recipient(s)) when any event occurs. You can view the distributed images on a computer with the Smart Client.
Page 60 <Recorder Part> Applications Click [Matrix Event Control] Events and Actions A list of events for each recipient is displayed. (continued) Select an event for each recipient When relating Matrix to events, right-click the event name and select a method from [Connect], [Disconnect, then connect], or [Disconnect].
Page 61: Action Setup-Starting Recording
Select [Video Recording] Action Setup—Starting Recording Recording is started upon the occurrence of any event. Note: ● You can perform the same settings below by opening the properties of each camera from [Hardware device] in [Advanced Configuration]. (A Page 93 "Recording Properties") Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Select an event that starts recording...
Page 62: Action Setup-Output
<Recorder Part> Applications Events and Actions Action Setup—Output (continued) This section describes procedures to set an action to control external devices such as lights, sirens and door opening/ shutting system connected with this unit. Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Action Setup—Starting Recording (continued) Select the event to start/stop recording Click [+] in [Events and Output]...
Page 63 The [Hardware Output Properties] window appears. Specify essential properties Select hardware to configure and click [Add] Item Description For specifying a name for the Output name output. For specifying an output Output connected to destination device. For specifying the time of Keep output for output.
Page 64: Recording Images Before/After Occurrence Of Event Or Motion
<Recorder Part> Applications Click the [+] of [Hardware Device] of the camera Recording Images Before/ to set and double-click the camera name After Occurrence of Event or Motion Images before/after the occurrence of an event or motion can be recorded. Motion/Event Stopped state Stopped state...
Page 65: Configuring Mail Settings
Specify units of seconds to record before/after Configuring Mail Settings the occurrence Item Description To record images before any motion/event, select this check Enable pre-recording box and enter units of seconds for recording. Any abnormality in this unit or monitoring system can be notified through e-mail.
Page 66: Mail Setup For Management Application
<Recorder Part> Applications Configuring the outgoing and incoming mail Configuring Mail Settings servers (continued) Item Description SMTP (outgoing mail server) Server name For specifying the server name. Port For specifying the port number. Mail Settings of Unit Setting (Default value: 25) (continued) User ID For specifying the user ID.
Page 67 Double-click [E-mail] Item Description Recipient(s) For specifying the mail address(es) to receive the notification e-mail Subject text For specifying the mail title. Message text For specifying the message body. Include Image Select this check box to attach images to the notification mail. Do not send e-mail on Select this check box to send camera failures...
Page 68 <Recorder Part> Applications When an input event occurs/a motion is detected Configuring Mail Settings (continued) Mail Setup for Management Application (continued) Receive an e-mail upon the occurrence of an event Select the e-mail notification setting check box in each event setting screen.
Page 69: Using More Than One Nvr
● When operating as the master server, the recording display performance may drop. Note: ● VR-X3200U and VR-X1600U may be mixed in a master/ slave system. ● If you change the identity (host name) of an NVR within the network, each NVR will become easier to identify.
Page 70: Specifying A Master Nvr
<Recorder Part> Applications The master/slave setting screen appears. Using More Than One NVR (continued) Specifying a Master NVR Configure settings from the NVR to be used as the master. Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Select the [Enable as master server] check box and click [OK] Double-click [Master/Slave]...
Page 71: Registering A Slave Nvr
The slave server setting screen appears. Registering a Slave NVR Configure settings from the NVR to be used as the master. Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Double-click [Master/Slave] The master/slave setting screen appears. Specify the address and port number of the slave server ●...
Page 72: Configuring Smart Client User Settings
<Recorder Part> Applications Configure server access settings Configuring Smart Client User Settings This section describes procedures to register user(s) of Smart Client and configure the rights of each user. Adding a User The following is the procedure to configure the settings with the [Configure User Access...] wizard.
Page 73: Limiting The Rights Of Each User
Click [Next] Limiting the Rights of Each User You can limit allowed operations of cameras and the viewer for each user. Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] The access overview screen appears. Check the added user’s right to access the cameras. Click [+] in [Users] and double-click a user name to configure settings for Click [Finish]...
Page 74: Adding A User Group
<Recorder Part> Applications The screen for setting the camera access authorizations Configuring Smart Client appears. User Settings (continued) Limiting the Rights of Each User (continued) Click [Generic Access Properties] Deselect functions you want to limit the use of (prohibit) ● To prohibit all functions, deselect the [Access] check box to the left of the camera name.
Page 75 Right-click [Users], then click [Add New User Group] Right-click the user group and click [Add New Basic User] or [Add New Windows User] Enter the group name, and click [OK] Set the user name and password, then click [OK] ● When [Add New Basic User] has been selected The group properties window appears.
Page 76: Configuring The Startup Password Of Management Application
<Recorder Part> Applications Select the [Enable] check box for Configuring the Startup [Administration protection] Password of Management Application You can set a login password so only the administrator can operate Management Application. Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Enter a password, then click [OK] Click [+] in [Users] The activation password for Management Application is set, and the password will be required the next time...
Page 77: Adding An Hdd
● For details of compatible additional HDD, consult your When an External HDD has been added nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer or service center. You can also check on our website. When an external HDD has been added, follow the steps ●...
Page 78: Building A Raid Configuration
You can add built-in HDD(s) to build a RAID configuration. This unit is compliant to RAID 1/5/10. Note: ● For addition of built-in HDD(s), consult an authorized dealer or a JVC KENWOOD service center. Turn on this unit Click the [Start] button on the desktop, then Item Description click [All Programs] >...
Page 79: Using Nas
For further details, please contact the NAS manufacturer. ● For details on NAS you can connect to this unit, consult your nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer. You can also check on our website. Connecting to NAS Double-click [4. Unit Setup] on the desktop Click [▲] on the taskbar at the lower right corner...
Page 80 <Recorder Part> Applications Specify NAS as the archiving destination Adding an HDD (continued) Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Using NAS (continued) Click [NAS Setting] Click [+] in [Cameras and Storage Information] The NAS connection user setting screen appears. Enter the [User name] and [Password] that are configured on the NAS device for access to NAS in [NAS User setting], and click [Register] A Windows user is created on the this unit with the...
Page 81 Select [Recording and Archiving Paths] Specify the path to the NAS drive in [Archiving path] ● The path can be set by specifying through the network drive, or by setting the UNC path (network name and folder name of NAS.) ●...
Page 82: Saving/Restoring Settings
<Recorder Part> Applications A confirmation screen appears. Saving/Restoring Settings You can save the settings for Unit Setting and for Management Application on a USB flash memory and restore the previously saved settings. Saving/Restoring the Settings of Click [Save] Unit Setting A confirmation message appears.
Page 83: Saving/Reading The Settings Of Management Application
Click [Load Setting] Click [Save] The settings are saved. Caution: ● Viewer information set on the viewer will not be saved. Reading Settings Reading the saved settings and making adjustments. Open the [File] menu and click [Import Configuration...] Select the file to read and click [Open] Settings stored on the USB flash memory are displayed.
Page 84 Recorder Part Reference This chapter provides lists of setting items of this unit. Also read this chapter when any changes of system configuration such as camera additions and maintenance are required. Caution: ● Never turn off the power while saving settings of Management Application. ●...
Page 85: Recorder Part> Reference
<Recorder Part> Reference Setup (This Unit) Unit Setup : Initial value Item Preset Values Description StartUp auto-display setting For selecting the items to be displayed automatically when this unit is started. Smart Client Select check box Select this check box to launch the Smart Client at system startup. Do not select check box CPU Meter...
Page 86 <Recorder Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description NAS Setting (A Page 73) For configuring settings for NAS connection. User name For specifying the user name for NAS connection. Password For specifying password for NAS connection. IP Lease Setting For configuring settings to assign IP addresses to each network camera from this unit.
Page 87 International Setting Select language English For selecting the display language used for the [Unit Setting] screen. JVC Log Setting (A Page 126) For specifying the method to save logs. ● Log information may be required for diagnosing problems. LOG storage For specifying the period for retention of the logs.
Page 88: Network Settings
<Recorder Part> Reference Network Settings IP address setting The settings may be configured in [Network and Internet] in [Control Panel]. Please refer to "Connect This Unit to a Network" (A Page 31). : Initial value Item Preset Values Description Network adapter interface name For selecting a network you want to configure.
Page 89: Setting The Date And Time Of This Unit
● The clock time may vary significantly when the lithium battery level used for backup in this unit is running low. In Click [Date and Time] and select [Internet Time] such a case, consult your nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer. Using the time server Use of a time server (NTP server) is recommended to ensure recording at an accurate time.
Page 90: Setting The Volume
<Recorder Part> Reference Click [Adjust system volume] Setting the Volume This setting is applicable when a speaker is connected with this unit. Click the [Start] button on the desktop, followed by clicking [Control Panel] The control panel opens up. The [Volume Mixer] window appears. Click [Hardware and Sound] Adjust the volume by dragging the volume slider in [Device]...
Page 91: Setting The Password To Login To This Unit
The account selection screen appears. Setting the Password to Login to This Unit This section describes procedures to set a password used to start this unit. Setting the Password Set the password to log in to this unit. Caution: ● The warning message (A Page 193) will not be displayed unless you login after startup of this unit.
Page 92: Validating The Password
<Recorder Part> Reference Setting the Password to Validating the Password Login to This Unit Once the password has been set, validate it from the command prompt and set the password to be entered when (continued) logging in. Note: ● If the password is not validated, an error will appear when Setting the Password (continued) attempting to log in.
Page 93 Select [Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer] Click [OK] Click [ (Close)] to close the command prompt Note: ● To log in automatically, deselect [Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer] in step 3. ●...
Page 94: Management Application (Wizards)
<Recorder Part> Reference Management Application (Wizards) The wizard setup of Management Application allows you to configure basic setting items in order. Item Description Reference A Page 33 Add Hardware Devices... For registering network cameras. A Page 34 Configure Video and For configuring settings related to camera images and recording.
Page 95: Management Application (Advanced Configuration)
Management Application (Advanced Configuration) Item Description Reference For displaying properties and settings of devices connected to the system. A Page 90 Hardware Devices Cameras and Storage Information For specifying the frame rate and storage location of camera images. A Page 98 A Page 103 Events and Output For configuring various event settings.
Page 96: Hardware Devices
<Recorder Part> Reference Hardware Devices : Initial value Item Preset Values Description Hardware Devices (Hardware Properties) Hardware name ^ Name and Hardware Name used to identify the device. You cannot assign the Video name and same name to multiple devices. ●...
Page 97 Select this check box to use the fisheye lens function. Do not select check box Fisheye license key For specifying the license key to use the fisheye lens function. ● For details on purchasing a license key, consult our authorized dealers or JVC KENWOOD service center.
Page 98 <Recorder Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description Camera (Camera Properties) Camera General Enabled Select check box Select this check box to use this camera. Default value Properties camera varies depending on the camera. Do not select check settings Camera name The name is used to identify the selected camera.
Page 99 Item Preset Values Description Camera (Camera Properties) (continued) Video Video Properties Configure Video Click to display the [Video Properties] screen. Properties Make detailed display settings for the selected camera. Note: ● The displayed items and initial settings differ depending on the camera. For details, see the instruction manual of the camera.
Page 100 <Recorder Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description Camera (Camera Properties) (continued) Recording Recording Recording path D:\MediaDatabase Do not change this setting. settings Archiving path Using dynamic For specifying the archiving destination of the database. Archiving ● You can not specify the destination when a dynamic path Paths path is used.
Page 101 Item Preset Values Description Camera (Camera Properties) (continued) General archiving settings for all cameras For configuring common archiving settings for all cameras. Configure Enable dynamic Select check box Select this check box to automatically select an Dynamic path selection archiving destination drive from the registered list. Do not select check Paths...
Page 102 Type 3 (stored on camera): Click [Import/Refresh]. The preset position is imported from the camera and stored on the camera. Note: ● When using a JVC camera, it is recommended to select the more positionally accurate [Type 3]. (Not selectable depending on the camera.) Add New For adding a preset position you just set to the list.
Page 103 Item Preset Values Description Camera (Camera Properties) (continued) PTZ scanning Select check box For confirming and specifying the scanning speed in Patrolling case of a camera with the PTZ scanning function. Do not select (continued) check box (Speed) High Medium Pause Pause patrolling Select check box...
Page 104: Cameras And Storage Information
<Recorder Part> Reference Cameras and Storage Information : Initial value Item Preset Values Description Recording and Archiving Paths Template For displaying template settings. Recording Path D:\MediaDatabase Do not change this setting. Archiving Path Using dynamic For specifying the archiving destination of the path database.
Page 105 Item Preset Values Description Video Recording Template For displaying template settings. Record on Always For selecting a recording method. Never Motion detection Event Event and motion detection Start Event None For specifying an event to start recording and an event to stop recording.
Page 106 <Recorder Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description Frame Rate - MJPEG Frame rate (MJPEG) Regular Frame Rate Live Frame Rate 1 to 10, 15, For specifying the frame rate for normal live display. 20, 25, 30 Note: ● The validated setting value differs depending on the camera.
Page 107 Item Preset Values Description Frame Rate - MJPEG (continued) Frame rate (MJPEG) (continued) Speedup Frame Rate (continued) Speedup on Motion Detection Set when the speed up setting is activated. Event Event and motion detection Schedule only Start Event None When [Speedup on] is set to [Event] or [Event and motion detection], select the start/stop event.
Page 108 <Recorder Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description Audio Selection Audio selection Default Microphone None This setting is applicable when microphones and/or a speaker are used. Default Speaker None Apply Template Select check box Select this check box to use a template when you configure settings for each camera.
Page 109: Events And Output
Events and Output : Initial value Item Preset Values Description Ports and Polling Ports and Alert and generic event port 1 to 65535 For specifying a port number to handle a warning polling triggered by an event, such as a generic event. 1234 SMTP event port 1 to 65535...
Page 110 <Recorder Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description Manual events (A Page 50) Global/(Manual Event Event name For specifying an event name. ● The following characters cannot be used. < > & ' " \ / : * ? Event name) configuration E-mail Send e-mail if...
Page 111: Scheduling And Archiving
Item Preset Values Description Output Control on Event Output on Activate output Event Set the combination of set events and outputs. Event on event Output Configure events I/O input events Select an event and click [Open] to display the settings screen for the selected event. Manual events Generic events Configure Output...
Page 112 <Recorder Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description (Camera name) Online Period (A Page 121) Online schedule Schedule Always on For selecting a schedule profile. profiles Always off Set camera to start/stop on time Select check box For activating/deactivating cameras at a specified time.
Page 113: Matrix
Matrix : Initial value Item Preset Values Description Matrix Recipients (A Page 53) Matrix recipients Enable Matrix Select check box For enabling the Matrix function to distribute images at the occurrence of an event. Do not select check box Name For specifying the recipient of the images distributed by the Matrix function.
Page 114: E-Mail
<Recorder Part> Reference E-mail : Initial value Item Preset Values Description E-mail Settings (A Page 59) E-mail settings Enable e-mail Select check box Select this check box to send e-mail from Management (Recording Server) Application. Do not select check box Enable e-mail Select check box Select this check box to send e-mail from Smart Client.
Page 115: Server Access
Server Access : Initial value Item Preset Values Description Server Access Server access Server name Server For specifying the server name. Local port For specifying the port number to use for the server. Enable internet Select check box Select this check box to enable access to this unit from a access surveillance computer connected to the Internet via the Do not select...
Page 116: Master/Slave
By default, the user below is specified. ● User name: Administrator Password: None User type: Windows user ● User name: admin Password: jvc User type: Basic user Group access overview The list of the registered group name, user, and access authority is displayed.
Page 117: Services
Item Preset Values Description (User 1) (continued) Camera Access (A Page 67) Camera access (Camera name) Select check For specifying authorities to use Smart Client functions settings for all cameras or each camera. Deselected functions are not available for the user. Do not select check Rights for new cameras when...
Page 118: Changing The Monitor Settings
<Recorder Part> Reference Click [Resolution] and drag the slider to select a Changing the Monitor resolution. Settings Changing the Monitor Resolution This section describes procedures to change the resolution of a display connected to this unit. Recommended monitor resolutions are listed below: ●...
Page 119: Establishing A Dual-Monitor Configuration
Establishing a Dual-monitor Configuration This section describes procedures to connect multiple monitors to this unit and use them as one display. ● Connect multiple monitors to this unit in advance. Right-click on the desktop and select [Screen resolution] The [Change the appearance of your display] window appears. Drag a monitor in the [Change the appearance of your display] window to align the main display (1) and sub display (2) to their actual positions...
Page 120: Locking Operations
<Recorder Part> Reference Note: Locking Operations ● When operations are locked, no operations other than closing the on-screen keyboard or canceling operation lock are available. To unlock operations Double-click [Unlock] on the desktop This unit is equipped with an operation lock feature to prevent unintended shutting down by mistake.
Page 121: Changing The System Configuration
Select [Manual] and click [Next] Changing the System Configuration Even after configuring the system, you can add new cameras and remove or replace registered cameras. Caution: ● Never turn off the power while saving settings of Management Application. ● When you change settings, restart the Management Click [Use] Application service;...
Page 122: Adding A Camera License
To increase the registration allowance for NVR cameras, purchase additional camera licenses and add them to this unit. With additional licenses, up to 64 cameras (32 additional) can be registered for VR-X3200U, and up to 32 cameras (16 additional) can be registered for VR-X1600U. Note: ●...
Page 123: Deleting A Hardware Device
When replacing a camera, decide whether to How to Use a Network carry over the recorded images from the camera There are three options. ● Take over recorded images: The new camera takes over past image data. ● Discard past recorded images of the camera. ●...
Page 124: Performing Remote Monitoring Through Wan
<Recorder Part> Reference Select the [Enable internet access] check box How to Use a Network (continued) Performing Remote Monitoring through WAN This section describes settings for using the monitoring service of this unit through the Internet. Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Set the internet address and internet port Right-click [Server Access], and select properties Item...
Page 125: Changing The Recording Settings
Click [Create...] Changing the Recording Settings Defining a Recording Schedule To set a recording schedule for a camera, create schedule properties and apply them to the camera. Creating a Profile Click [+] in [Advanced Configuration] Click [Apply] Select an item Double-click [Scheduling and Archiving] Input the profile name, and click [Add New] [Scheduling and Archiving Properties] screen appears.
Page 126 <Recorder Part> Reference Click [OK] Changing the Recording Settings (continued) Defining a Recording Schedule (continued) Prepare a schedule ● For details of the setting items, see AScheduling Profile Setting DescriptionsB (APage 121) Item Description Online Period Duration in which images are received The schedule of the camera is set.
Page 127 Scheduling Profile Setting Descriptions Speedup Online Period Item Description Item Description Start time/End Select the period (time/day) for which time/Day speedup recording is enabled. Set camera to Select to set a period for which this ● You can also set the period by start/stop on unit will constantly show images from dragging the mouse on the display...
Page 128: Setting Speech Communication With Cameras
<Recorder Part> Reference Changing the Recording Setting Speech Communication with Cameras Settings (continued) Settings for exchanging audio sounds between this unit and cameras. ● You cannot send/receive audio sounds without a microphone and a speaker for each camera. Defining a Recording Schedule ●...
Page 129: Adding A Drive
DVD drive One of the SERIAL terminals on Note: the rear panel ● For details of compatible UPS, consult you nearest JVC External HDD A SERIAL terminal or eSATA KENWOOD dealer or service center. In some cases, a terminal on the rear panel...
Page 130: Setting Snmp
<Recorder Part> Reference Select the [Enable SNMP] check box in the Setting SNMP [SNMP Setting] section By enabling SNMP, you can monitor the status of this unit from an SNMP manager on the surveillance computer. For monitoring, you need to register MIB extension information (JVCNVRMIB.txt) with the SNMP manager.
Page 131 A list of statuses that can be obtained from this unit OID: iso(1) - org(3) - dod(6) - internet(1) - private(4) - enterprises(1) - jvc(718) - nvr(916) - nvrObjects(1) Group Identifier Name SYNTAX MAX- UNITS Description ACCESS INTEGER { off(0),...
Page 132: Changing The Log Storage Period
<Recorder Part> Reference The [Log Properties] window appears. Changing the Log Storage Period The logs for this unit are stored on the L drive. Logs are used in the case of maintenance service. Use 2 windows to configure log settings. Changing the Log Storage Period for Management Application With the Management Application, 3 types of logs can be...
Page 133: Saving Maintenance Information
You can save maintenance information on a USB flash memory. Connect a USB flash memory to a SERIAL terminal on the front panel The JVC log setting screen appears. Double-click [5. Maintenance Info] on the desktop Specify the retention days ●...
Page 134: Hdd Maintenance
<Recorder Part> Reference HDD Maintenance Item Preset Values Description Update 10 to 300 For specifying the update interval seconds interval in seconds. Transparency 0 to 90% For specifying the transparency of the HDD meter. Checking HDD Usage Select Built-in HDD(s) and Displaying the HDD meter drives to recognized external...
Page 135: Performing Error Check
Click [Close] Performing Error Check Click the [Start] button on the desktop and select [Computer] Right-click a drive to perform error check and select [Properties] The [Properties] screen of the drive you selected appears. Click the [Tools] tab and click [Check now…] Performing Defragmentation ●...
Page 136 Viewer Part Basics You can view live images and play back recorded images by using the viewer (Smart Client). This chapter describes basic settings of the viewer and how to install the viewer to a surveillance computer. Caution: ● If you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on, shut down Smart Client, then restart it.
Page 137: Viewer Part> Basics
● Each of the default of the user name and password is set [Authentication] in B (A Page 85). as follows: For entering the password User Name: admin registered in [User Setup] Password: jvc (A Page 66) of Management Application if you have selected [Basic authentication]. Remember If you have selected [Windows...
Page 138 <Viewer Part> Basics Starting Smart Client (continued) Click the [Connect] button ● The Smart Client screen appears after a short while. Caution: ● When you log out after reaching the maximum number of distribution clients, you may need to wait for several minutes before you can establish the connection again.
Page 139: Viewer Description
Viewer Description Viewer operation buttons Item Description (Full screen) For enlarging camera images. Screen selector tabs (Notification Display the status of the connected [Live] For viewing live images from Dialog) server. cameras. (A Page 140) (Help) For displaying the help. [Playback] For playing back recorded images.
Page 140: Installing The Viewer On A Computer
● The Smart Client logs in to a distribution server within the Installing the viewer (Smart Client) on a computer connected to NVR and network will allow for: VR-X3200U/VR-X1600U to operate. ● Embedded Smart Client also logs in to the distribution ● Viewing live images on the computer server of this unit (http://localhost or http://127.0.0.1).
Page 141: System Requirements
System Requirements Computer Network Settings If using this unit with the factory default settings, set the Item Description following computer network. ● For details, consult the network administrator. If using this Operating Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R1/R2 unit with settings different from the factory default System (32- or 64-bit*) settings, confirm the setting with the network...
Page 142: Installing The Smart Client
<Viewer Part> Basics Click [Run]. Installing the Viewer on a Computer (continued) NVR Viewer Installer Installing the Smart Client Doing so starts up the Smart Client Setup Wizard. Caution: ● Before installing, check to ensure that Microsoft.NET NVR_Viewer [1].exe Framework 4.0, DirectX 9.0 or later versions, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later versions are already installed on the computer.
Page 143: Creating A View
Creating a View Groups and Views Split screen display of images from multiple cameras in the Smart Client is called “view.” Any number of views can be created in accordance with camera locations and quantity and managed by groups (folders). Group and view structure The following 2 groups are preset as root groups for groups you will create.
Page 144: Creating A View
<Viewer Part> Basics Enter a group name for the new group Creating a View (continued) Creating a View To create a view, you need to create a group first and registers a camera to show in the view. Then, create a new view in the group you just created. Note: ●...
Page 145: Editing Views
Click [ ] to the left of [Server] in the [System Editing Views Overview] section A list of available cameras appears. Changing a group/view name Select a group/view you want to change the name for in the [Views] section Select a camera you want to view from the list and drag it onto the image display screen to the right ●...
Page 146: Viewing Live Images
<Viewer Part> Basics To check the camera status Viewing Live Images Check the status from the 3 color box indicators and the characters that indicate camera operation status on the blue bar at the top of the window of each camera. Showing the Live Window Item Description...
Page 147: Switching Views
Operation section on the live screen Manually Recording In the live image screen, you may use the following Images of a Specific operations in corresponding sections. ● You can select to show/hide each section by clicking an Camera icon. Section name Icon Operation Views...
Page 148: Operating Cameras On The Live Image Screen
<Viewer Part> Basics Digital zoom Operating Cameras on the You can view enlarged images from cameras by selecting the Live Image Screen [Digital zoom] check box in the [PTZ Control] section. Performing the digital zoom operation will show a small view of the whole image at the lower right.
Page 149: Playing Back Recorded Images For Specific Camera(S) (Independent Playback)
Playing Back Recorded Images for Other Useful Features Specific Camera(s) (Independent Speech communication Playback) A speech communication feature is available from the [Audio] section with a microphone or a speaker is installed to the In the [Live] tab, you can view live images of all cameras. camera.
Page 150: Operating Cameras On The Live Image Screen
<Viewer Part> Basics Camera shortcut menu Operating Cameras on the You can open the shortcut menu by right-clicking on the Live Image Screen camera image screen. ● The menu items may differ according to the camera (continued) settings. Other Useful Features (continued) Manual events You can trigger an event manually.
Page 151: Viewing Recorded Images
Viewing Recorded Images Item Description [Playback] tab For displaying the [Playback] screen. Operation (A Page 146) section Camera images Recorded images from the camera Notes: ● The recording frame rate may decrease during View Segmented display of recorded images from multiple cameras operations in the playback screen.
Page 152: Switching Views
<Viewer Part> Basics Viewing Recorded Images Switching Views (continued) This section describes procedures to switch views to show images of other cameras. Select a view in the [Views] section, or from the view list on the upper part of the window Displaying the Playback Screen Caution: (continued)
Page 153: Searching For Recorded Images
Caution: Searching for Recorded ● Items in the master time display part may be beyond the Images recording date and time of the latest recorded images. In this case, click in the browser button section to move to the latest recorded images, and click the playback button ●...
Page 154: Searching For Images By With/Without Recording
<Viewer Part> Basics Search by timeline Searching for Recorded Select a timeline display Images (continued) Item Description Span For selecting a span to display. Newest images Select this check box to reverse the Searching for Images by With/ at top time flow on the timeline.
Page 155: Searching For Recorded Images
Searching for Recorded Images Searching for Recorded Images from the Alert List This section describes procedures to list recorded images by sequences of images recorded due to any event or motion. This section describes procedures to list recorded images by Note: types of trigger (event) of recording.
Page 156: Smart Search
<Viewer Part> Basics Select a sensitivity level from the [Sensitivity] Searching for Recorded list under [Search setup] Images (continued) Select from parameters below: ● [Very high] ● [High] ● [Medium] ● [Low] ● [Very low] Smart Search Specify a time interval in the [Interval] list You can search for images with any motion by specifying a search area from recorded images of the selected camera.
Page 157: Playing Back Recorded Images
[Time] slider Playing back Recorded Images Drag the slider to the left to show older images and to the right to show newer images. Use the upper slider for fine This section describes procedures to perform playback, stop, adjustment in a limited time span (0.4 to 240 times), and the and skip operations in the [Time Navigation] section of the lower slider for rough adjustment in a longer time span (20 to Smart Client.
Page 158: Playing Back Recorded Images Of Different Times For Specific Camera(S) (Independent Playback)
<Viewer Part> Basics Click [ ] to finish independent playback Searching for Recorded The color of the title bar returns to normal. Images (continued) Note: ● If the camera window is displayed small, the slider is not displayed. In this case, display the slider by maximizing the Viewer or double-clicking the bar on the upper edge of the camera window to enlarge it.
Page 159 Viewer Part Applications This chapter describes procedures to customize views according to specific applications. Caution: ● If you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on, shut down Smart Client, then restart it.
Page 160: Viewer Part> Applications
You can Caution: also specify the camera switching interval. ● You cannot print images from VR-X3200U/VR-X1600U. This is a function used in [Smart Client] downloaded from Click the [Setup] tab the surveillance computer.
Page 161: Enlarging Images Of A Selected Camera (Hotspot)
Specify a display period in seconds Enlarging Images of a Selected Camera (Hotspot) Item Description Default carousel For specifying units of seconds time common to multiple cameras, if applicable. Time for For specifying a display period for This section describes procedures to display a camera selected camera cameras selected in the list in selected in the view in the hotspot area.
Page 162: Displaying A Web Page (Html Page) In View
<Viewer Part> Applications Displaying a Web Page Enlarging Images of a (HTML Page) in View Selected Camera (Hotspot) (continued) You can display an HTML page instead of camera images. Select the area you set as [Hotspot] and Click the [Setup] tab configure properties in the [Properties] section Item Description...
Page 163: Displaying A Still Image Instead Of Camera Images
Select an HTML page in the view and configure Displaying a Still Image properties in the [Properties] section instead of Camera Images Item Description To enter a new URL, click [New…] button. Scaling For selecting a display size of the HTML page.
Page 164: Creating A Frequently-Used Operation Button
<Viewer Part> Applications Creating a Frequently-used Displaying a Floating Operation Button Window You can register frequently-used features as overlay buttons. You can display the view as a floating window when, for ● The overlay buttons are displayed when you point the example, using multiple monitors.
Page 165: Customizing Joystick Settings
You can perform PTZ camera operations by using a joystick (sold separately). Note: ● For details of compatible joysticks, consult you nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer or serve center. You can also check on our website. Click the [ (Options)] button at the top right...
Page 166 <Viewer Part> Applications Customizing Joystick Settings (continued) Set the AplayB (dead zone) of the joystick for pan/tilt and zoom ● As the slider is moved to the right, the dead zone is expanded and the amount of joystick movement required for operation of the camera is increased. Assign an action to each joystick button in the [Button setup] section ●...
Page 167 Viewer Part Reference This chapter describes operations to make full use of the viewer. Lists of available features in each screen and settings are also provided. Caution: ● If you change settings of Management Application while Smart Client is on, shut down Smart Client, then restart it.
Page 168: Viewer Part> Reference
<Viewer Part> Reference Select a camera from the [Source:] list Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory (Export) Images and audio recorded on this unit can be saved (exported) as video, still pictures, or in database format, and be viewed on computers outside the surveillance system.
Page 169: Saving Images In Database Format
Specify the export destination Saving Images in Database Format Click the [Playback] tab Item Description Desktop Select this radio button to export data to Enter start date/time and stop date/time in the the desktop. [Export] section Path Select this radio button to specify a folder to which data will be exported and to enter a path.
Page 170 <Viewer Part> Reference Specify the export destination Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory (Export) (continued) Saving Images in Database Format (continued) The export dialog will appear. Item Description Desktop Select this radio button to export data to the desktop.
Page 171: Viewing Exported Data By Computer
Viewing Exported Data by Viewing Exported Data Computer Viewing Data on a Specific Date/Time Using Date/Time Selection Click the [K] button for date selection, and select the specified date from the calendar To view data exported in the database format by a computer, Images of the selected date appear.
Page 172: Data Playback/Stopping Data Playback
<Viewer Part> Reference Viewing Exported Data by Exiting the Export Viewer Computer (continued) Select [File] > [Exit] from the menu ● The Export Viewer is closed. Note: ● You can also click [×] on the top right of the screen to exit the viewer.
Page 173: Operations And Settings Available On Each Screen
Operations and Settings Available on Each Screen Live Screen Section Item Description Views For hierarchical display of the registered views. Cameras For displaying a camera list. By selecting a camera not listed in the view and dragging it into the view, you can view images from the camera. Event For starting a manual event.
Page 174: Playback Screen
<Viewer Part> Reference Operations and Settings Available on Each Screen (continued) Playback Screen Section Item Description Views For hierarchical display of the registered views. Cameras For displaying a camera list. By selecting a camera not listed in the view and dragging it into the view, you can view images from the camera. Recording Search For searching for sequences of recorded images by recorded date and time.
Page 175: Setting Screen
Section Item Description ● Disabled in the playback screen. PTZ Control Presets ● Disabled in the playback screen. Fisheye PTZ Load positions Save Navigation Arrows Move the zoomed position during digital zoom. buttons For zooming in/out. (Disabled unless the [Digital zoom] check box is selected.) Digital zoom Select this check box to use the digital zoom feature.
Page 176 <Viewer Part> Reference Section Item Preset Values Description Properties When the camera window is selected Camera name Display the name of the selected camera. Image quality Full Set the display image quality. Super high (for megapixel) High Medium Keep when maximized Select check box Select to preserve the set image quality when enlarging the display by double-...
Page 177 Section Item Preset Values Description Properties (continued) When the Matrix window is selected Image quality Full Set the image quality of the distributed image. Super high (for megapixel) High Medium Keep when maximized Select check box Select to preserve the set image quality when enlarging the display by double- Do not select check box clicking the camera window.
Page 178 <Viewer Part> Reference Section Item Preset Values Description Properties (continued) When a hot spot is selected Image quality Full Set the display image quality. Super high (for megapixel) High Medium Keep when maximized Select check box Select to preserve the set image quality when enlarging the display by double- Do not select check box clicking the camera window.
Page 179 Section Item Preset Values Description Properties (continued) When automatic screen conversion is selected Image quality Full Set the display image quality. Super high (for megapixel) High Medium Keep when maximized Select check box Select to preserve the set image quality when enlarging the display by double- Do not select check box clicking the camera window.
Page 180: Option Setting
<Viewer Part> Reference Option Setting You can configure advanced settings of the viewer in the option setting screen. To display the option setting screen, click “ ” shown at the upper right of the screen. : Initial value Item Preset Values Description Application Application maximization...
Page 181 Item Preset Values Description Application (continued) Default image quality Full For specifying the default image quality of the Smart Client. Super high High Medium Default frame rate Unlimited For specifying the default frame rate of the Smart Client. Medium Start mode Full screen For specifying the default screen size of the Smart Client.
Page 182 <Viewer Part> Reference Item Preset Values Description Keyboard For allocating a shortcut key combining with keys such as Ctrl or Alt and other key(s) to a certain operation. Press shortcut key Press a combination of shortcut keys you want to register.
Page 183: Checking Version Information
Checking Version Setting the Matrix Display Information Area Set the display position, image quality, etc. of the distributed Click [ (About)] live video using the Matrix function. Note: ● Matrix is a function to distribute images from the recorder to display them on the viewer (Smart Client) installed on any computer on the network.
Page 184: Others
Others This section contains reference information such as the recording performance, summary of initial values, and specifications of this unit. You may also want to refer to this chapter when any trouble occurs.
Page 185: Compatible Network Cameras
Others Compatible Network Cameras ● Refer to the relevant instruction manuals of network cameras used. : Compatible : Not compatible Functions JPEG MPEG4 H.264 Mega Pixel Microphone Speaker Network camera VN-V25U VN-V26U VN-V685U VN-V686U VN-V686BU VN-V686WPBU VN-V225U/VPU VN-X235U/VPU VN-C20U VN-C655U VN-C625U VN-E4U/E VN-C215U...
Page 186: Recording Time Schedule
Others Recording Time Schedule The actual recording time varies according to the camera settings, input image content, and condition of the HDD. Use the tables below as a guide to the recording time. JPEG VGA 32KB Recording (Unit: Hour) Frame rate per channel, per second [ips] Video 16 ch (*) 31 2333...
Page 187: Default Value List
Default Value List Settings of This Unit StartUp auto-display setting Smart Client [Do not select check box] CPU Meter [Select check box] HDD Meter [Do not select check box] Hardware error notification setting Notify by dialog [Select check box] Notify by mail [Select check box] NAS Setting User name...
Page 188: Settings Of This Unit (Network Settings)
Mail Authentication [None] Mail from [None] International Setting Select language [English] JVC Log Setting LOG storage period [Days] [10] Automatically delete old log file in case of storage space shortage. [Select check box] HDD meter setting Update interval [10 seconds]...
Page 189: Management Application (Advanced Configuration)
Management Application (Advanced Configuration) Hardware Devices Item Initial value Hardware Devices (Hardware Device Properties) Name and Video Hardware name and video Hardware name Channels channels Enable (Depending on cameras) Network, Device Network Address [None] Type and License HTTP port [80] Use default HTTP port [Select check box] FTP port...
Page 190 Others Item Initial value Camera (Camera Properties) (continued) Video Video Properties Note: ● The displayed items and initial settings differ depending on the camera. For details, see the instruction manual of the camera. Audio Audio selection Default microphone [None] Default speaker [None] Recording Recording...
Page 191 Item Initial value Camera (Camera Properties) (continued) Event Notification Event Notification Available events [None] Selected events [None] Configure events [None] Output Output activation Available output [None] On manual activation [None] On motion detected [None] Motion Detection Motion detection Sensitivity [40] and Excluded Motion [640]...
Page 192 Others Item Initial value Video Recording Video Recording Record on [Motion detection] Start Event [None] Stop Event Pre-recording [Do not select check box] Second(s) (Depending on cameras) Post-recording [Select check box] Second (Depending on cameras) Apply Template [Do not select check box] Manual Recording Manual Recording Enable manual recording (Depending on cameras)
Page 193 Events and Output Item Initial value Ports and Polling Ports and polling Alert and generic event port [1234] SMTP event port [25] FTP event port [21] Polling interval [1/10] second [10] Hardware Input Events (For each Event configuration Enable event (Depending on cameras) Hardware Device) Event name...
Page 194 Item Initial value Generic events Generic events Note: ● The following generic events are set by default. JVC NVR ALARM IN1 to 8 BREAK JVC NVR ALARM IN1 to 8 MAKE Event name [None] Event substring [None] Event message expression...
Page 195 Scheduling and Archiving Item Initial value Scheduling All Cameras Schedule all cameras Online [Always off] Speedup [Always off] E-mail [Always off] [Always off] Note: ● This unit does not support notifications by SMS. PTZ Patrolling [None] Apply Template (for each camera) [Do not select check box] Scheduling Options Scheduling options...
Page 196 Others Item Initial value (Camera name) (continued) E-mail Notification E-mail schedule Schedule profiles (Depending on cameras) Start time End time SMS Notification SMS schedule Schedule profiles (Depending on cameras) Start time Note: ● This unit does not support End time notifications by SMS.
Page 197 E-mail Item Initial value E-mail settings Enable e-mail (Recording Server) [Do not select check box] Enable e-mail (Viewer) [Do not select check box] Recipient(s): [None] Subject text [None] Message text [None] Include image [Do not select check box] Do not send e-mail on camera failures [Select check box] Time between motion- and database-related e- [0 minute(s)]...
Page 198 Others Master/Slave Item Preset Values Master Server Master server Enable as master server [Do not select check box] (Slave server) (Slave server 1) Address [None] Port [80] Users Item Preset Values Administrator Administration Protection Administration protection Enable [Do not select check box] Change password Old password [None]...
Page 199: Troubleshooting
WARNING:HDD(Drive name:) Deleted Check to ensure that the power of the external HDD is switched on. Check to ensure that the connecting cable is properly inserted. If no abnormality is found above, consult your nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer. WARNING:HDD(Raid) This is a HDD (during RAID setting) warning.
Page 200: Recording/Displaying Live Images/Distribution Performance
Full HD monitor. Caution: ● The above-stated performance is dependent on achieving the maximum performance from the HDD. For more information, see AMaking Full Use of Recording PerformanceB (A Page 37), or consult your nearest JVC KENWOOD dealer.
Page 201 Attachments/Accessories Quick Reference .............. 5 Set Up Guide ..............1 Power Cord (2.4 m) ............1 Power Cord (2 m) ............. 2 Rack Mount Bracket ............2 Warranty Card ..............1 Screw (M4 x 11 mm) ............6 Screw (M5 x 10 mm) ............4 Dimensional Outline Drawing (Unit: mm) T The specifications and appearance of this unit may be modified for improvement without prior notice.
Page 202: Index
Others Index Hardware device Deletion ..............117 Hardware Properties..........90 Replacement ............116 HDD meter ..............128 Hotspot ................155 HTML page..............156 Action ................46 Additional HDD Connection ............26, 71 RAID................72 Image quality ......156, 170, 171, 172, 173, 175 Archiving Indicator Settings ..............105 Event indicator............140 Storage location (Archiving Path)....
Page 203 Speaker Connection ..............26 Settings............93, 102, 122 NAS................. 73 Still images..............157 Network Surveillance PC LAN1 ............. 28, 31, 82, 117 Installation ...............134 LAN2 ..........28, 31, 82, 117, 135 Network settings ............135 Network settings System requirements..........135 NVR..............31, 82 Surveillance PC............135 UPS ................123 Operation lock ...............

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