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13NVR and hDVR Systems Setup Guide

SECTION 3: SYSTEM SETUP

Make I/O connections

Make connection to sensors (input), relays (output) and an RS485 trunk as needed (see connector diagrams above). When selecting

the wire size and color for these connections, follow local codes.

Sensor inputs can be congured in the DIGIOPCore software to trigger recording of one camera or more cameras. Sensors and relays

can be normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) type devices.

RS485 terminals (TRX +/–, RX +/–) provide a 4-wire RS485 interface.

3.8 Congure NVR/hDVR clock and network settings

Your NVR/hDVR server, buy default, is congured to acquire network settings from a DHCP server. Since DHCP congured devices

have changeable network settings, it is suggested that you congure your server with static settings to simplify connecting to it

from other computers. Only IPv4 is supported. If you prefer to retain the default DHCP setup, skip this procedure.

Within the initial system conguration, changing the NVR network settings are performed using Windows 7 procedures (see

below). hDVR network settings are congured through the DIGIOP® Core 8 Kiosk Mode interface.

WARNING

Before powering on your server, make sure the power sources are grounded. This helps prevent personal injury or

damage to the equipment.

1. Before connecting the power, ensure that the power source conguration switch on the back of the computer is set to

110 VAC.

2. Make sure all cables are securely attached.

3.8.1 Conguring NVR clock and network settings (AI, EI series systems)

1. Power on NVR and allow it to progress to the windows desktop display.

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