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Remember: After making changes to the settings press/click the APPLY button.

System Information Menu

The system information screen displays system information about the DVR.

There are two items that you can edit here.

Device Name: This will identify the DVR over a LAN or via the Internet using

remote access software - the name helps you identify the DVR.

Device ID: The DEVICE ID identi es a DVR on the RS485 network it’s connected

to. If you’re running multiple DVRs, then we recommend giving

each its own, unique DEVICE ID number. This ID must be unique

and not shared by other devices such as PTZ cameras.

Device Type: The device type description.

MAC Addr: The Media Access Control (MAC) address.

Firmware Vers.: This is the version number of the  rmware or software for the DVR.

IE Version: The version of the Internet Explorer plugin.

Hardware Vers.: This is the version number of the hardware.

Keyboard Vers.: This is the version number of the on-screen keyboard.

Getting Started

If you’ve just unpacked your DVR and are not sure where to begin setting up your system,

here’s a quick rundown of the most important things that need to be set up.

• Test your system. Before installing cables into walls, it’s a great idea to plug

everything in and make sure it all works. This is particularly true if you’re using

additional cameras to any that came with the DVR (this DVR is available stand-

alone or in a kit with cameras). We do our very best to ensure that the equipment

reaching you is of the highest quality and will work out of the box, but accidents

do occur in shipping and sometimes components can fail. Better to  nd out now

than once everything is screwed in place!

• Then, once the DVR is on and working, the  rst thing to do is to set your user

access controls and passwords (see “User Setup Menu” on page 54 for

details on how to do it).

• Set the Date and Time (see “Date and Time Menu” on page 52 for details)

to ensure that, once you start recording, you are able to index and search the

recorded footage easily. Also, if using the DVR’s footage in any legal proceedings,

then having an accurate date and time on your footage becomes quite crucial.

• Check your hardware - speci cally, and most importantly, the hard drive (see

“HDD Management” on page 44). This is where all your footage will be stored,

so it’s quite important to ensure that it is functioning correctly.

• Setup your recording modes and/or schedule (see “The Recording Schedule”

on page 25) to make sure that the DVR will record what you want it to, and at

the right time.

• OPTIONAL (Advanced Users): Con gure your network settings (see “Network

Menu” on page 30).

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