USAVision UA-SNVR3240-N 4-Bay Standalone NVR User Guide

USAVision UA-SNVR3240-N 4-Bay Standalone NVR

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Irvine, CA 92618, USA
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Introduction

Welcome to the UA-SNVR Quick Start Guide. In the following sections, you will learn about the basic installations and configurations. For more details, see UA-SNVR User’s Manual.
Note: The first time you run the NVR, you will be required to set your password immediately in order to protect your privacy. Please be sure to record your username and password and save them in a secure place. If you forget your password, you will be unable to log in the system. For this case, please contact your reseller to reset the password.

Front View

Flash red when recording or playback is enabled.

USB Port| Connect the supplied mouse or USB flash memory.

Rear View

UA-SNVR3240-N

flash disk.

Sensor / Alarm / RS-485

Terminal Block

| Connect to sensor, alarming devices, and/or RS-485 PTZ

cameras.

Reset| Restore the device to its default settings. The reset hole is

under the USB Port.

HDMI Port| Connect a HDMI-supported monitor.
VGA Port| Connect a VGA monitor, such as PC monitor.
LINE IN| Connect a microphone.
Audio Output| Connect a speaker.
WAN Port| Connect to an external network.
LAN Port| Connect to a router or switch for connecting cameras.

IMPORTANT: WAN and LAN ports are not linked, and the LAN port does not have the internet access. If you want to connect IP cameras to the LAN port to create a separate and local network, see 3.2 Getting Started for UA- SNVR3240-N.

UA-SNVR1620-P

flash disk.

Sensor / Alarm Terminal Block| Connect to sensor or alarming devices.
Reset| Restore the device to its default settings. The reset hole

is under the USB Port.

HDMI Port| Connect a HDMI-supported monitor.
VGA Port| Connect a VGA monitor, such as PC monitor.
LINE IN| Connect a microphone.
Audio Output| Connect a speaker.
WAN Port| Connect to an external network.
LAN Port| Connect up to16 cameras, with PoE supply.
RS-485 Terminal Block| Connect to a PTZ camera.

UA-SNVR1620-P

flash disk.

Sensor / Alarm Terminal Block| Connect to sensor or alarming devices.
Reset| Restore the device to its default settings. The reset hole

is under the USB Port.

HDMI Port| Connect a HDMI-supported monitor.
VGA Port| Connect a VGA monitor, such as PC monitor.
LINE IN| Connect a microphone.
Audio Output| Connect a speaker.
WAN Port| Connect to an external network.
LAN Port| Connect up to16 cameras, with PoE supply.
RS-485 Terminal Block| Connect to a PTZ camera.

UA-SNVRL810-P

disk.

Reset| Restore the device to its default settings. The reset hole is

under the USB Port.

HDMI Port| Connect a HDMI-supported monitor.
VGA Port| Connect a VGA monitor, such as PC monitor.
Audio Output| Connect a speaker.
WAN Port| Connect to an external network.
LAN Port| Connect up to 8 cameras, with PoE supply.

Installation

Connection Diagram
The following diagram is for reference only. The practical connection may be different depending on the NVR you purchased.

1. You can connect to other IP cameras remotely over the Internet.
2. Connect a CAT.5E or higher RJ45 Ethernet cable for local connectivity. You can connect to other IP cameras through your local network.
3. Two-way voice conversation with the remote PC.
4. Connect an external hard disk drive to back up files stored on the NVR.
5. Connect the included power cable.
6. Use the USB flash disk for backup, camera, or system upgrade.
7. Connect a RS-485 device such as speed dome camera.
8. Connect an external alarm output device such as siren.
9. Connect external alarm sensors.
10. Connect the video output of the NVR to the TV or monitor via HDMI or VGA connection.
11. Connect speakers if you want to listen to the live audio or audio playback from the NVR.
12. Connect PoE IP cameras. It may take up to 1 minute for the cameras to start transmitting video to the NVR.

HDD Installation
The number of 3.5″ / 2.5″ SATA hard drives that the NVR can support varies depending on the model. The following procedures are for reference only. The practical operation may be different depending on the NVR you purchased.

Caution: Do not install or remove the hard disk drive while the power is turned on.

• a) Connect the data and power cables to the two hard disk drives and place the hard disk drives on the NVR case.
• b) Carefully flip the NVR case and secure the hard disk drives to the NVR with the eight (8) screws

Power Supply Connection

Caution: Only use the supplied power adapter that comes with the NVR.

Connect one end of the power adapter to the power connector on the back of the NVR. Plug the other end of the power adapter into the wall outlet. And press the Power Switch to turn on the power.

Getting Started

Start Wizard

Note: The Start Wizard does not work for UA-SNVR3240-N. For the first- time users of this model, see 3.2 Getting Started for UA-SNVR3240-N.

Start Wizard
Click Start Wizard to proceed to the next step.

Connecting IP Cameras
After finishing setting Network Configuration and Date and Time, this page appears.

Click Search to search for IP cameras in the same network. Select the IP camera(s) you want to add, and then click icon to add to the NVR.
Or, click button to manually add an individual IP camera to a single channel. This dialog  box appears.

• IP Address/Domain: Enter the IP address or domain name of the IP camera.

• Alias: Name the IP camera.

• Port: It is set to 80 by default. Modify it if necessary.

• Protocol: Select the protocol of the IP camera from the dropdown menu.

  • Select Onvif for UA-B20004F / UA-B40004F / UA-B4000VF-S / UA-D20004F /UA-D40002F / UA-D4000VF-S / UA-R40002F-SA / GV-IP cameras
  • Select Private for UA-B580F3 / UA-R500F2 / UA-R560F2 / UA-R580F2 /UA-R800F2
  • Select RTSP, and type the commands as shown below:
    Main Stream: rtsp://IP address:port/rtsp/streaming?channel=xx&subtype=0
    Sub Stream: rtsp://IP address:port/rtsp/streaming?channel=xx&subtype=1

• User Name: Enter the username of the IP camera.

• Password: Enter the password of the IP camera.

Click Add to add the IP camera to the NVR.

IMPORTANT:

1. The system fills in the ID and password using admin/admin by default. Make sure to enter the correct ID and password of the IP cameras when adding them to the NVR.

2. There is no default password for UA-B580F3 / UA-R500F2 / UA-R560F2 /
   UA-R580F2 / UA-R800F2. It is required to set up the camera’s password before connecting to the NVR.

3. The default password is 123456 for the following IP camera models: UA-B20004F /UA-B40004F / UA-B4000VF-S / UA-D20004F / UA-D40002F / UA-D4000VF-S /UA-R40002F-SA. To modify the password on the camera’s Web interface, refer to Network Cameras User Manual for details.

Getting Started for UA-SNVR3240-N
UA-SNVR3240-N has two network ports, LAN and WAN. Both ports are not linked, and the LAN port does not have the internet access. Therefore, there are two methods for connecting IP cameras to UA-SNVR3240-N.

1. Connect IP cameras and UA-SNVR3240-N to the WAN port, using a router.
2. Connect IP cameras to the LAN port, using a router, to have a separate and local network.

To connect IP cameras to the LAN port, follow the steps below:

1. Before connecting, configure the following first:

   • Prepare a router with a different IP address in the same network segment as the NVR.
   • Set up the ID and Password for each IP camera.

2. On the NVR’s taskbar, click Start Menu Setup > Network > General.

3. Under Internal Interface, enter the IP address and Subnet Mask of the router connecting to the NVR. The IP addresses of the WAN and LAN should not be identical (the first two numbers of the address should not be identical), and both should have the same Subnet Mask.

4. On the NVR’s taskbar, click Start Menu Setup > Channel > Channel.

5. Click Search to search for IP cameras from local network. The cameras found should be displayed in a list.

6. Select desired cameras in the list, and click Add or Add All. The Add IP Camera dialog box appears. The following is the dialog box when you click Add to add a camera.

   • Port: It is set to 80 by default. Modify it if necessary.

   • Protocol: Select the protocol of the IP camera from the dropdown menu.

   • Select Onvif for UA-B20004F / UA-B40004F / UA-B4000VF-S / UA-D20004F /UA-D40002F / UA-D4000VF-S / UA-R40002F-SA / GV-IP cameras

   • Select Private for UA-B580F3 / UA-R500F2 / UA-R560F2 / UA-R580F2 /UA-R800F2

   • Select RTSP, and type the commands as the example below:
     Main Stream: rtsp://IP address:port/rtsp/streaming?channel=xx&subtype=0
     Sub Stream: rtsp://IP address:port/rtsp/streaming?channel=xx&subtype=1

   • User Name: Enter the username of the IP camera.

   • Password: Enter the password of the IP camera.

   • Bind channel: Select a channel of the NVR you want to attach to.

IMPORTANT:

1. The system fills in the ID and password using admin/admin by default. Make sure to enter the correct ID and password of the IP cameras when adding them to the NVR.
2. There is no default password for UA-B580F3 / UA-R500F2 / UA-R560F2 / UA-R580F2 /UA-R800F2. It is required to set up the camera’s password before connecting to the NVR.
3. The default password is 123456 for the following IP camera models: UA-B20004F /
   UA-B40004F / UA-B4000VF-S / UA-D20004F / UA-D40002F / UA-D4000VF-S /
   UA-R40002F-SA. To modify the password on the camera’s Web interface, refer to Network Cameras User Manual for details.

Live View Overview

Main Window For details, see 4.2 Live View Screen Overview in the Manual.

Remote Access via Web Client

Use the Web Client to remotely access your NVR at any time via a PC. Before you access the Web Client, ensure that your PC’s system meets the basic requirements and that the network settings of the NVR are configured properly.

Basic System Requirements

OS

| Windows 7 or above

Mac OS X 10.9 or above

DirectX| DirectX 11
Direct3D| Acceleration Function
Ethernet Adapter| 10/100/1000M Ethernet Adapter

Browser

| IE 10 / 11

Safari V12.1 or above Firefox V52 or above

Google Chrome V57 or above

Edge V79 or above

Looking Up the Dynamic IP Address
By default, when the NVR is connected LAN with DHCP server, it is automatically assigned with a dynamic IP address. Follow the steps below to look up its IP address.

1. Download and install UVS Device Utility from our website.
2. On the UVS Device Utility window, click Search to search for the devices connected in the same LAN.
3. Find the device with its Mac Address and click on its IP address.
4. The login web page appears.

Upgrading Firmware

You can upgrade the firmware on the device remotely through UVS Device Utility. Follow the instructions below.

Upgrading Firmware

1. Download and install UVS Device Utility from our website.
2. On the UVS Device Utility window, click Upgrade and select the device you wish to upgrade the firmware on. Optionally, select several devices to upgrade the firmware at once.
3. Click Open to locate the firmware file saved at your local computer.
4. Enter the username and password of the device.
5. Click Upgrade to process the upgrade.

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