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ENR-1000 System Administrator’s Manual

Introduction

Product Overview

ACTi ENR-1000 (hereafter referred to as ENR) is a compact, delicate and reliable 2-bay

4-channel standalone NVR for small-medium sized IP video surveillance system. It features a

stable embedded Linux operation system and capabilities of supporting mega-pixel resolution

H.264 streaming, an HDMI output for local display, full PTZ control, video motion detection,

scheduled / event-triggered/ event speed-up recording, event management and synchronized

playback, time/event-based playback search and video bookmarks. Its smart setup wizard

and intuitive user interface allow the system installer enjoy effortless plug&play installation

experience, while making it easy for new users to get acquainted with the operation by

first-time use. Other than the local client, the remote PC client may access the ENR system

simultaneously, and experiences user-friendly web interface customized for browser-based

operation.

ENR Server / Client Architecture

In a video surveillance system architecture, ENR Server serves as a video management

service provider, aimed to run 24/7 non-stop service for clients. An ENR Client makes

requests of monitoring video streams or playing back recordings to ENR Server.

There are two types of ENR Clients: Local Client and Remote Client. A client, connecting

from whether a remote computer or from local, will be offered the same accessibilities of ENR

functions.

Local Client: In local camera site, the client user directly operates ENR Server by

connecting the physical device to an HDMI monitor and a USB mouse.

Remote Client: Over the TCP/IP network, the Remote Client communicates with ENR

Server through HTTP Protocol. This client user will have to use a computer with Internet

Explorer to access the ENR Server web interface, without the need of installing any client

program beforehand. Logging in ENR Server is as simple as visiting a website.