Interlogix NVR 20 User Manual - Manual (Page 22)

16 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual
 HDD Number indicates the number of HDDs installed within the unit.
 Alarm Input Number indicates the total number of alarm inputs built into the
unit that are available.
• Alarm Output Number indicates the total number of alarm outputs built into
the unit that are available.
• Device Serial No. is the unit’s serial number.
• eSATA identifies an output connection that allows for connecting an external
eSATA storage device. At this time this feature is not available and will be
released in a later release of the firmware.
• Automatic IP camera connection should only be checked if you have a
single TVN 20 in your system. The feature will automatically detect all
discoverable IP cameras and upon logging out and then back in, available
cameras will be added until all available channels on the unit are occupied.
DO NOT use this feature if you have more than one TVN 20 on the same
network as you will risk having the same camera connected to two or more
TVN 20 units.
 Sync to PC time will perform a time-synch between the PC of the connected
Browser and the TVN 20 using the PC’s time. The time synchronization only
takes place when the button is pushed. The TVN 20 will automatically perform
a time synchronization to the IP camera every 5 minutes.
To save the changes you have made, press the Save button.
Note: Pressing the Default button restores Factory Defaults for the TVN 20.
Pressing the Reboot button immediately reboots the box while keeping the
network settings. Under normal conditions the only reason to reboot the unit is:
• Changing the IP Address, DHCP, PPPoE, Device Port of the TVN 20.
• Changing the Alarm Inputs state (NO/NC).
• Pushing a firmware update to the TVN 20.
• Restoring default settings.
• Importing a configuration from the external software like TruVision
Navigator.
A typical reboot can take between 45 to 75 seconds before full functionality is
restored.