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System Remote Control SR-250 Setup Guide Document
ATTENTION! Pour empcher court-circuiter, fuite ou rupture de batterie: Utilisez les accumulateurs alcalins typiques d’AA seulement. Ne mlangez pas les types de batterie, tels que les batteries alkalines et rechargeables de NiMH. N’essayez pas de recharger une batterie moins que la batterie soit spci quement marqu rechargeable . Ne vous dbarassez jamais des batteries dans un feu. VORSICHT! Das Batteriekurzschlu, -durchsickern oder -abbruch verhindern: Benutzen Sie AA alkalische Batterien nur im Schalter. Mischen Sie nicht Batteriearten, wie alkalische und nachladbare NiMH Batterien.
CORE 1 Regulatory Compliance Statement Document
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Araknis Managed Switches Regulatory Compliance Statement Document
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Visualint MAXX 4300 Installation Guide Document
VI M - 4300 Installation Guide Visual int is a brand name of Cortez Connect Inc., 12355 US Highway 301 North, Parrish, Florida 34219 Tel: 941 225 4925 Fax: 941 225 4394 INFORMATION TO USER CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). CONTACT QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL FOR INTERNAL PARTS. This symbol is intended to ale rt the user the presence of un - insulated “ dangerous voltage ” within the product ’ s enclosure, which may be sufficient magnitude to constitute a n electric shock risk to persons.
LUM-510-XVR Manual Document
Surveillance RecordersTechnical Reference (v.220 200 LU 510 008 Luma Recorders 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents page F 2 Surveillance Recorders Jump to Main TOC A-2 Jump to Additional Installation Additional Installation helps you do some of the nesse work that is not required in all Additional Installation Installing Hard Drives A 3 repare the Recorder A 4 es....................................................A 7 Optional Fast Install Approach A 9 A 10 w does it work? A 10 What’s the best approach? A 10 How do I set up motion activated recording? A 10 A 14 ..............................................................................A 14 Connecting to Email Servers A 14 Enabling “Less Secure Apps” on Google A 15 dditional Setup for Two Step Veri cation A 16 A 19 Connecting to a DVR A 19 Connecting to an NVR with an Encoder A 20 Jump to Main TOC A-3 Jump to Additional Installation Installing Hard Drives Installing Hard DrivesWhether or not you purchased your Luma recorder with a pre installed hard drive, you can add additional hard drives (and/or install the rst one) to expand your recording capability.
Luma X20 General User Guide Document
Table of Contents Luma x20 Resources 13 TechSupport FAQs 14 Luma View App 15 Initial Login Using OvrC Connect 15 Single Channel View 17 Additional Menu Options 19 Search by Event Menu 20 Playback Interface 21 Server List 23 Main Menu for Luma View 25 Local Settings Page 26 Notifications Menu 28 Luma x20 Quick Start - Using OvrC 30 Claim the Gear 30 Claim the NVR 30 What Happens When the NVR is Claimed? 30 Fetch the NVRs Cameras 31 Adding Unassigned Cameras to the NVR 32 Removing a Camera 33 Finalize the Setup 33 Perform Maintenance 33 Choose a Recording Schedule 34 Activate Motion Events 34 Hand the System Off to the Customer 35 What Does the Customer See? 35 Video Decoupling 36 1 Luma x20 OvrC Guide 37 OvrC and Luma Dual Firmware 37 Jump to: 37 Camera Configure Tab 39 IP Settings 39 Time Settings 39 Image Settings 39 (Left Column) 39 (Right Column) 40 Scheduled Reboot 42 On Screen Display Settings 42 SD Card Settings 42 Camera Credentials 43 Video Quality 44 Microphone / Audio Input 44 Apply Video Quality Settings 44 Camera Details Tab 45 Activity Zones 45 Intrusion Zones 46 Line Crossings 48 NVR Configure Tab 51 IP Settings 51 Time Settings 51 Channel Settings 51 Disk Management 52 NVR Credentials 52 Enable Recording 52 Overwrite Hard Drive 52 2 Luma x20 Camera Interface 53 Main Controls 53 Contents 53 Luma x20 IPCUI - Live Page 55 (1)Feed Selection Buttons 55 (2)Image Sizing Buttons 55 (3)Control Buttons 56 (4)Alerts 57 Luma x20 IPCUI - Config Page 59 Config �Alarm Tile 60 Motion Detection 60 Detection Config Tab 60 Area and Sensitivity Tab 61 Schedule Tab 61 Exception Alarm 62 Alarm In 63 Detection Config Tab 63 Schedule Tab 64 Alarm Out 65 Schedule Tool 66 Config �Event Tile 67 Video Exception 67 Detection Config Tab 67 Sensitivity Tab 68 Line Crossing 68 Detection Config Tab 68 Area Tab 69 Schedule Tab 70 Region Entrance (PTZ only?) 72 3 Region Exiting (PTZ only?) 72 Target Counting by Line 72 Detection Config Tab 72 Area Tab 74 Schedule Tab 75 Region Intrusion 76 Detection Config Tab 76 Area Tab 77 Schedule Tab 77 Config �Image Tile 79 Display Settings 79 Camera Parameters Tab 79 Profile Management Tab 85 Video/Audio 85 Video Tab 86 Audio Tab 87 OSD 88 Video Mask 89 ROI Config 89 Zoom/Focus 91 Config �Maintenance Tile 93 Backup and Restore 93 Reboot 94 Upgrade 94 Operation Log 95 Config �Network Tile 97 TCP/IP 97 IPv4 Tab 98 IPv6 Tab 98 4 PPPoE Config Tab 98 IPChange Notification Config Tab 98 Port 98 Server 98 ONVIF 98 DDNS 99 SNMP 99 802.1x 99 RTSP 99 RTMP 99 UPnP 99 Email 100 FTP 100 HTTPPOST 100 HTTPS 100 P2P 101 QoS 101 PTZ Page 102 PTZFunction 102 Preset Tab 102 Trace Tab 103 Group Tab 104 Patrol Tab 105 Task Tab 105 Alarm Tab 105 Home Position Tab 106 Smart Tracking 107 Config �Security Tile 108 User 108 5 Online User 109 Block and Allow Lists 110 Security Management 110 Security Service Tab 110 Password Security Tab 111 Authentication Tab 111 Config � System Tile 112 Basic Information 112 Date and Time 112 Zone Tab 112 Date and Time Tab 113 Local Config 113 Storage 113 Management Tab 114 Record Tab 114 Snapshot Tab 115 The Schedule Tool 115 Search Page 117 Playback 117 Search Detail 117 The Timeline 118 Statistics Page 119 Luma x20 NVRWeb Interface 120 Main Controls 120 Luma x20 NVRUI - Live Display 121 Left Panel 121 Camera Tab 121 Group Tab 121 Layout Tab 122 6 Video Area 122 The Video Toolbar 122 Right Panel 123 Target Detection Tab 123 Operation Tab 123 Lens Control Tab 124 PTZ Tab 124 Luma x20 NVRUI - Playback 125 Left Panel 125 Camera Tab 125 Sequences Tab 125 Group Tab 126 Video Area 126 The Calendar and Timeline 127 Right Panel 127 Operation Tab 127 Search and Backup 128 By Event Tab 128 By Time Tab 128 Image Management Tab 129 Backup Status Tab 129 Luma x20 NVRUI - Intelligent Analysis 130 Search 130 Statistics 130 Luma x20 NVR Interface - Function Panel 132 NVRFunctionPanel - Account and Authority Tile 133 Account 133 Users 133 Permission Management 134 7 Security 134 Block and Allow List 134 Preview on Logout 135 Network Security 135 Password Security 135 User Status 135 NVRFunctionPanel - AI/Event Tile 136 Event Notification 136 Alarm- out 136 E- mail 136 Display 137 Buzzer 137 Push Message 137 Audio 138 Light 139 AIEvent 139 People Vehicle Detection / Line Crossing 139 Parameter Settings Tab 139 Detection Target Tab 140 Trigger Mode Tab 140 People Vehicle Detection / Intrusion 141 Parameter Settings Tab 142 Detection Target Tab 142 Trigger Mode Tab 142 More / Target Counting 144 Rule Setting Tab 144 Detection Target Tab 145 More / Exception Detection 145 Trigger Mode Tab 146 General Event 147 Motion 147 8 Sensor 147 Combination Alarm (for 120/220 NVRs) 147 Combination Alarm (for 420/820 NVRs) 148 IPCOffline 148 Exception Alarm 149 Alarm Status 149 Alarm Status 149 NVRFunctionPanel - Camera Tile 150 Manage Camera 150 Add Camera 150 Edit Camera 150 Edit Camera Group 151 Image 151 OSD Settings 151 Image Settings 152 Image Adjustment Tab 152 Schedule Control Tab 154 Lens Control Tab 155 Mask Settings 155 Motion 155 Motion Settings 155 PTZ 156 Preset 156 Cruise 157 Cruise Group 157 Pattern 158 Task 158 Smart Tracking 159 NVRFunctionPanel - Disk Tile 160 DiskManagement 160 9 Disk Management 160 Storage Mode 160 Storage Mode Settings 160 Information 161 View DiskInformation 161 S.M.A.R.T.
Pakedge SK-8-EP Managed Switch User Guide Document
USER MANUA VERSION 1. 0 pakedge device&software inc SK ENTERPRISE, SMARTMANAGED SWITCHES 2 &#x/MCI; 0 ;&#x/MCI; 0 ; &#x/MCI; 1 ;&#x/MCI; 1 ; &#x/MCI; 2 ;&#x/MCI; 2 ; &#x/MCI; 3 ;&#x/MCI; 3 ; &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ;This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:1. This device may not cause harmful interference.2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
LUM-310-XVR Manual Document
Surveillance RecordersTechnical Reference (v.2 Luma Recorders 2 Table of Contents Table of ContentsAdditional Installation FAQ B 2Live View Screen Remote Control Web Interface ............................................................................... E 2Local Interface F 2Network Setup G 2Local Setup Wizard .................................................................... H 2 Surveillance Recorders Jump to Main TOC A-2 Jump to Additional Installation Additional Installation helps you do some of the nesse work that is not required in all Installing Hard Drives ..................................................................A 3 repare the Recorder A 3 emove the Hard Drive A 5 es....................................................A 5 A 8 w does it work? A 8 What’s the best approach? A 8 How do I set up motion activated recording? A 8 A 12 ..............................................................................A 12 Connecting to Email Servers A 12 Enabling “Less Secure Apps” on Google A 13 dditional Setup for Two Step Veri cation A 14 A 17 Connecting to a DVR A 17 A 18 Jump to Main TOCJump to Additional Installation Installing Hard Drives Installing Hard DrivesWhether or not you purchased your Luma recorder with a pre installed hard drive, you can add additional hard drives (and/or install the rst one) to expand your recording capability.
MS Series - Pakedge Cloud Managed Switches User Guide Document
MS Series LAYER 3 SWITCHES WITH OVRC MS - 1212, MS - 2424, MS - 2400, MS - 2416, MS - 4424 User Guide MS Series User Guide 1 Contents Introduction ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .... 6 Switches ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..... 6 Switch specifications* ................................ ................................ ................................
One Device Challenge Information Sheet Document
Whole-home automation can get complicated quickly. But just how much can a homeowner control with a single automation device? When that device is Control4's powerful HC-250 Home Controller, the short answer is, "A lot." Over the past few years, a number of o -the-shelf, do-it-yourself smart hubs and subscription-based services from ISPs have begun to tantalize homeowners with the promise of complete home control. The truth of it, though, is that these DIY kits or subscription services rarely deliver on the promise they sell, at least not without the help of a number of add-on devices. The same is true of many advanced home control platforms, as well.
