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QCAM NVR Setup and User Guide

August 14, 2023
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4.Digital Zoom
5.Image parameter control: change the parameters of this
6.Channel
7.Exit toolbar
1.1.3Menu Toolbar

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Click the right-button of the mouse and the home menu will pop up:

1.Home Icon: This button opens the main menu.
2.Single Channel : This button opens the single channel view.
3.Four Channel Live View: This button opens the four channel view.
4.Eight Channel Live View: This button opens the eight channel view.
5.Nine Channel Live View: This button opens the nine channel view.
6.Next Channel Live View: This button opens the next channel in the rotation.
7.Picture in Picture Mode: This button opens the picture in picture window.
8.Manual Record: This button allows the user to manually trigger recording.
9. Wizard: This button launches the setup wizard.
1.1.4Digital Zoom

To use digital Zoom in Live Preview mode, click one live view channel, and the toolbar will pop up.

Select Digital Zoom to enter digital zoom mode

This button enlarges the picture 2x every time it is clicked. The maximum is 6x.

This button shrinks the enlarged picture back to normal size.

This button enlarges the selected area to fill the screen.

This button returns the picture to normal size.

This button exits zoom mode.

1.1.5PTZ Control

Clicking the PTZ icon on the live-view toolbar will bring up the PTZ control panel

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1.1.5.1PTZ Presets, Patrols, and Patterns

The controls on the PTZ panel are shown below

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1.Directional Pad/Auto-scan Buttons: Controls the movement and direction of the PTZ. The center button is used to start PTZ auto-scanning.
2.Speed: Adjusts the movement speed of the PTZ.
3.Zoom: Used to zoom in and out with the PTZ.
4.Focus: Used to adjust the focus of the PTZ.
5.Iris: Used to open or close the iris of the camera.
6.Preset: A preset is a position that the camera is in which is saved to memory to be retrieved later. Choose this button to enter the preset configuration menu.
7.: Initiates patrol mode. You’ll need to define a series of preset points for the camera to patrol between. Choose this button to enter the patrol configuration menu.
8.Exit: Closes the PTZ controls.
1.1.5.2PTZ Context Menu

1.Camera No: Switch quickly between cameras.
2.Call Preset: Moves the camera to a preset point.
3.Call Patrol: Initiates a patrol of your choice.
4.Preset: Defines a preset point.
5.Patrol: Initiates or stops a patrol.
6.PTZ Menu: Toggles the appearance of the PTZ Control Menu onscreen. While the PTZ Control Menu is hidden, the NVR will still be in PTZ mode. The context menu can still be opened via right-clicking the interface.
7.PTZ Settings: Opens the PTZ Settings menu where you can adjust the control method for the camera.

4.6 Main Menu Definitions

1.1.1IP Channel

The IP Channel menu enables the user to view specific information about cameras that are currently connected to your NVR such as channel number, IP address, and status. Below is a screenshot of the IP Channel Menu:

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Below is an explanation of the fields on this menu:

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•Auto-Adding: This checkbox enables the user to cause the NVR to automatically display video from cameras it

has detected in the local area . This option is disabled by default, so cameras must initially be manually added to the NVR.

• List: This table shows all on the local area network. Cameras are automatically added to

this list when the scan button is clicked.

o To add an IP camera to the NVR, please select an available channel to assign a camera to from the channel drop-down list, and then input the user name and password. Also IP camera can be manually added by inputting the IP address/port or RTSP URL, user name, and password into the list. When finished, click the Apply button to save the new configuration.

o To delete an IP camera from the NVR, please select that IP camera and select None from the channel drop-down list. When finished, click the Apply button to save the new configuration.

•Detail: If one IP camera is connected to the NVR, clicking this button shows this IP camera’s status.
•Scan: Click this button and all the IP cameras in the local area network will be listed.

The camera menu is where the user can make adjustments to how the NVR displays the incoming camera feed. Aspects of each camera can be adjusted from this menu.

1.1.2.1Camera Tab

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•Camera No: This field allows the user to choose the camera/channel to edit. The Camera No. is the same as the number written on the rear panel next to the port used to connect the camera.
•Camera Name: This field allows the user to select a name for the selected camera. By default, all channels are named the same as the Camera No. field, but this can be set to 16 character string.
•Disable Preview: This checkbox allows the user to disable the selected channel’s live view.
•Display Camera Name: This checkbox allows the user to enable display of the camera name on the screen as an overlay.
•Record Date: This checkbox allows the user to enable display of the date and time stamp onto the recorded video footage. This can be useful, as it creates an inseparable record of exactly when the footage was captured.
•OSD Display Position: This button gives the user access to a screen that can set the exact positions of any overlaid text, such as the camera name and the date and time. Overlay text for channel name or date/time can be clicked and dragged to the desired position. To exit the OSD Display Position screen, right click. A context menu will appear with two options: Save and Exit. To exit without saving, click Exit. To save changes, click Save.
•Image Settings: This button gives the user access to change the camera’s image, including brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue.
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