User Manual

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6 Troubleshooting
Issue Possible Causes
NVR does not boot up
properly
Input power is not correct. Check the power supply.
Firmware upgrade did not finish properly. Contact technical
support.
Main board is damaged. Check to see if front panel indicators are
lit.
NVR automatically shuts
down or stops running
Input voltage is not stable or it is too low. Check the power supply
to see if it’s providing steady power.
HDD malfunction. Listen to check if the HDD is spinning.
Working environment may be too harsh or has too much dust.
Hardware malfunction. Contact technical support.
System can not detect
HDD
HDD malfunction. Contact technical support.
Check if the HDD ribbon cable is damaged or loose.
Main board SATA port is broken. Contact technical support.
No Video Output
Check the HDMI/VGA connection to the monitor and make sure
that the input on the monitor is set correctly.
Low brightness.
NVR hardware has malfunctioned. Check to see if front panel
indicators are lit.
No results when
searching recordings
HDD malfunction. Check HDD status in settings.
The recorded file has been overwritten.
Record function has been disabled.
Incorrect time display
Time is not set up correctly in settings. Go to Setup to set the
correct time.
Unable to log in remotely
ActiveX control has been disabled. Enable ActiveX control in
Internet Explorer
Network connection/setup error. Check network settings.
Password or user name is invalid. Check the credentials locally on
the unit and make sure the credentials are correct.
No video when connected
remotely
Poor network bandwidth. Check network settings.
Remote bandwidth has reached the maximum. Check for all users
who are connected.
Remote user has no viewing authorization. Administrator must
provide this authority to the user. Go to Setup.