Velleman DVR16H1 Quick Installation Guide - Manual (Page 6)

DVR16H1
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• Connect a USB mouse to the right USB input port of the front panel.
7. Preliminary settings
• Make sure the connected cameras are on and set the power switch at the rear of the device to the
on-position. It takes about 15 to 30 seconds to start up.
Menu overview
• Press the MENU button and enter the password to go into the menu list.
Note: default admin password is “0000” (4 times zero).
• Right-click anywhere on the screen to open the Main menu. Right click again to close.
QUICK START GENERAL - TIME SETUP
DATE SETUP DATE INFO - DAYLIGHT
SYSTEM TOOLS - SYSTEM INFO
EVENT
INFORMATION
QUICK SEARCH - EVENT SEARCH - HDD INFO - EVENT LOG
ADVANCED
CONFIG CAMERA – DETECTION – ALERT – NETWORK – SNTP – DISPLAY –
RECORD - REMOTE
SCHEDULE
SETTING RECORD - DETECTION
For more details, refer to the full user manual.
Setting date and time
• Before using the DVR the time and date should be set to get a valid time stamp.
• Press the MENU button and enter the admin password to go into the menu list.
• Select the QUICK START menu item.
• Use the NAVIGATION button to move to the TIME SETUP menu item. Select it to set date and
time.
Note: once recording started, do not change date or time as this will make it very difficult to
find back the recorded files.
Note: when using the DVR for the first time and the correct time is set, leave it on for at
least 48 hours.
Password setting
• Press the MENU button and enter the password to go into the menu list.
• Select the SYSTEM menu item.
• Go to TOOLS. Select ADMIN PASSWORD (or OPERATOR PASSWORD) and press the ENTER button
to set the password.
Note: an operator can not access the main menu, only the quick menu bar (see below).
• Press the cursor up (
) or down ( ) button to select the value of the first number and press
enter to save and go to the next character, or use the mouse to select the desired value. Repeat
this for all four password numbers.
Note: default admin password is “0000” (4 times zero).
Record settings