User's Manual

Check the sensitivity of the motion detector. Maybe the sensitivity is too low.

11. What if the remote control cannot work?

The address of remote control may be incorrect.

The distance of remote control may be too far or the angle may be too large.

Check the remote control batteries

Make sure that the remote control is not damaged or the front panel of the DVR is

not damaged.

12. Why can’t login to the WEB?

Please check the network to see if it is connected. Check if LINK or 100M LED

is displayed normally on the panel; use ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (DVR IP) to check

if the Internet is linked properly.

Recommended to use Windows XP or Vista operating system, also use IE6.0

browser or IE7.0 browser.

ActiveX control has been blocked. Please manually reinstall ActiveX control.

Please install DX8.1 and upgrade your video card driver.

Appendix 1 Setting up Internet Connections for Remote

Access

This section will explain the ways to connect your DVR to the internet using static and

dynamic IP addresses. To connect to the internet, you will need to use a modem and a router.

As a network device, your DVR should have its own address called an Internet Protocol (IP)

address. This address can be used by other network devices (ie. computers) to access the DVR

to remotely monitor the CCTV cameras and change settings. You can get a static IP address

from your internet service provider – this way you will always have the same address at all

times, though this method is rather expensive. If you have a static IP, enter your static IP in the

DVR settings and the router will connect your DVR to the internet.

You may alternatively choose to use dynamic IP, which means that the IP address of your DVR

may frequently change, but it will still be possible to find your DVR from remote computers,

by using DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) which dynamically assigns IP addresses to

the DVR. This functionality allows the DVR to automatically update its IP address to the

DDNS Server each time its Dynamic IP address changes. Your DVR is equipped with the

DDNS functionality and has a list of related domain names through which you can acquire an

IP address. (See Section 5.5.2 for details.)

Setup an account with a DDNS service provider and with the account information available,

type in the account password. After saving, the router will send IP updates to your DDNS

account and the connection will always be forwarded to you current IP.