PNI International WIFI660 Video Surveillance Kit User Manual

PNI International WIFI660 Video Surveillance Kit User Manual

Main functions

• Real-time simultaneous multi-channel recording, remote playback and configuration
• Simultaneous HDMI and VGA video output
• Supports up to one 6TB SATA HDD (HDD not included)
• Supports 8 x 3MP IP surveillance cameras or 4 x 5MP IP cameras.
• Backup on USB flash drive or external hard drive.
• Supports face detection (depending on the camera)
• Possibility to connect external speaker.

Technical specifications

Instructions for use

Installing the storage unit
Before first use, please install the storage unit. Only one SATA HDD with a maximum capacity of 6TB can be installed in the recording unit housing (the HDD is not included in the package).

• Loosen the screws and remove the NVR cover
• Connect the data cables and secure the hard drive to the screws
• Put the NVR cover back on its position
• Connect the power and internet cable to the NVR

Turning the NVR on
Plug the power cord into a 230V outlet. The NVR will start. The indicator LED will light up.

If the start time is within the preset program for recording, then the recording function will start automatically

Notes:

1. Check that the input voltage corresponds to the recommended voltage of the device. The supply voltage is 230V ± 10% / 50 Hz 2A.
2. We suggest using a UPS device to protect the device from voltage fluctuations.

Turning the NVR off
There are two ways to turn off the device.

1. Access the main menu (right click on the screen) and select the option
   Logout – Shutdown

2. Turn off the power supply.

Special warnings:

1. Restart after the voltage drops. If the device is closed abnormally, it creates a backup and restarts from that status after power is restored.
2. Replace the battery on the system board. Before replacing the battery, you must save the system settings and turn off the power supply. The device time must be rescheduled after the battery is replaced. We recommend that you replace the battery every year

Remote control of the device

The NVR can be controlled locally or remotely from both smartphones and computers with Windows operating system.

System authentication

After turning on the device, log in to the system.
By default, the admin user is protected by password 1234. If the password is entered incorrectly 5 times in a row, the account will be blocked. By restarting the device or after half an hour, the account will be unlocked automatically.

Note: For the security of your system, please change the password after the first login.

Quick setup guide

After starting the device, the quick setup guide will start.
Note: We recommend configuring the system before installing the NVR and surveillance cameras in the final location.

Steps to follow:

1. Set the time, date and time zone.

2. In a short time, a popup will appear on the screen asking you to change the login password in the system. Follow the steps on the screen.
   Note: For the security of your system, we recommend changing the password after the first login in the system.

3. Set the network parameters manually or activate the DHCP option for automatic download.

4. Scan the QR code on the screen to install the XMEye application on your mobile phone. Scan the QR code with the serial number to add the system to the application.

5. Check the status of IP surveillance cameras (Online or Offline)

6. Set the display options and resolution of the monitor connected to the NVR. Maximum supported resolution 1920x1080px.
   Note: Before changing the resolution, make sure that your monitor supports that resolution. If the set resolution is higher than the resolution of your monitor, nothing will appear on the monitor and you will not be able to access the menu. If this happens, however, connect the NVR to a higher resolution monitor, access the menu, and change the resolution.

7. Press the OK key to complete the basic system configuration.

8. Right click on the screen and access the NetDetect option. Click Diagnose to test the network configuration.
   Note: For the settings to take effect, restart the system. Right click on the screen
   – Logout – Reboot.

Add additional surveillance camera in the system

1. Right click on the home screen and choose the Wireless menu.
2. The list of surveillance cameras already added to the system will be displayed.
3. To add a new camera, click Code for Wireless.
4. Power up the new camera.
5. The system will scan the surveillance cameras in the area and will display the newly found surveillance camera on channel 9. You can wait for the search phase to finish or you can click Exit if your surveillance camera has already been located.
6. To finish adding the surveillance camera to the system, double click on the newly found camera.

The menu

In the main preview interface, rightclick with the mouse to access the menu.

Main Menu

Options: Wireless, Playback, Record Conf, Network, Date Time

Wireless

Displays the status (Offline, Online) of IP surveillance cameras in the system.

Playback
The system offers numerous filters and options for identifying the desired record. You can search by channel number, date and time interval or by file type.

Record Conf.
The interface allows you to make the following settings: the duration of a recording file, the recording mode (programmed or manual), the period (day and time interval) and the recording type (normal recording, motion detection and alarm)

Network
Manually set network parameters (IP address, gateway, DNS, port, etc.) or check the DHCP option for automatic parameter retrieval.

Note: For the settings to take effect, restart the system. Right click on the screen
– Logout – Reboot.

Date time
Set the time zone, date, time and format.

System

Options: General, Backup, Snapshot Config., Display, Account.

General
The interface allows you the following settings: setting the menu display language, behavior in case of a full hard disk (overwrite or stop recording), session duration and enable / disable quick configuration guide at system startup.

Backup
The USB memory or external HDD must be installed in the NVR before starting the backup. Press the Detect button to identify the storage device, then the Backup button to perform the backup.

Snapshot Config
Set to take cyclic captures at a certain time and send them via email, FTP or hard disk storage.

Display
In the local preview mode can be displayed: time, channel name, recording status, alarm status, transparency and display resolution.

Note: Before changing the resolution, make sure that your monitor supports that resolution. If the set resolution is higher than the resolution of your monitor, nothing will appear on the monitor and you will not be able to access the menu. If this happens, however, connect the NVR to a lower resolution monitor, access the menu, and change the resolution.

Account
The interface allows managing users who have access to the system, adding users, changing user rights, changing the password, creating user groups and setting an account security level by registering answers to certain predefined questions. In case of password reset, the verification code can be sent in the mobile application or at the set email address. To increase security, you can set a pattern for accessing the system.

Alarm
Options: Intelligent Alert, Abnormality and Traditional alarm (No image, No video signal, etc.). Alarm input and Intelligent options are not available for this model.

Intelligent Alert
Set the system behavior in case of motion detection: registration and / or notification in the application. Also set the level of sensitivity to movement and the area of action.

Abnormality
Set the system behavior in case of: storage device error, lack of space on the storage device, lack of internet connection or IP conflict. In such situations you can set the sending of a notification in the application or an email.

Traditional alarm
Set the system behavior in case of missing image or missing video signal. In such situations, you can set to send an in-app notification or email, start recording, capture, or save the alarm recording to an FTP server.

Advanced

Options: HDD info, Upgrade, AutoMaintain, Restore, Import / Export, Digital, LOG, BPS and Version.

HDD info
Set how your hard drive works (read-only or read-write).
Note: In order to save recordings to the hard disk, it must be set to read / write

Upgrade
Insert a USB stick into the NVR that should contain the update file in the root folder. Select the storage drive and file from the NVR menu and then click the button Upgrade.

Auto Maintain
Set the system to restart on a certain day and time or set the automatic deletion of files older than a certain period.

Restore
Select the options you want to reset.

Import/Export
Export or import system settings.

Digital
Options: Digital channels, Channel status and Channel Type.

Digital channels
Add a surveillance camera on a specific channel. Click the Add button, then Search to find all the surveillance cameras connected in the same network (same router) as the NVR.

Channel status
Displays the status (connected, unconnected or unconfigured) for all 16 channels.

Channel type
Displays the maximum number of surveillance cameras and the resolution of the surveillance cameras that can be connected to the system. The NVR of the PNI House WiFi660 system supports a maximum of 8 IP surveillance cameras with a maximum resolution of 3MP and 4 IP surveillance cameras with a maximum resolution of 5MP.

Log
Displays the history of actions performed in the system.

Version

Displays useful information about firmware and QR code with the system serial number (useful for adding it to the mobile application) and QR code for downloading the mobile application.

Additional options

Right click on the screen to display additional options:

Wireless, Record Mode, Playback, Face detection, IPC parameters, Color settings, Split menu, PTZ Control, Output adjust, NetDetect, Logout.

Wireless
The interface allows adding and managing the surveillance cameras added to the system. Click on Wired configuration for additional options

Camera addition area

1. Select the communication protocol between the NVR and the cameras.
   Options: NETIP, ONVIF, Full Netcom.

2. Search. Press the Search key to search for surveillance cameras connected to the same router (same network) as the NVR.

3. Add. From the list of displayed cameras, select the desired surveillance cameras and click Add to add them to the system.

4. Network. Configure network parameters for surveillance cameras (IP address, gateway, etc.)

5. Quick set. Quick addition and configuration of cameras.

6. IP Bulk Modify. Quick change of IP to multiple cameras.

Channel management area

1. Delete. Delete the surveillance camera from the selected channel. Click Apply to run.
2. Clear. Delete the information on the selected channel. Click Apply to run.
3. Encode. Displays the technical parameters of the connected surveillance cameras (resolution, frame rate, video compression, quality, etc.).
4. Edit devices. Change IP and port for the selected channel.
5. Bulk upgrade. Firmware update for selected cameras.
6. Network detect. Cloud network and server testing and diagnostics.
7. Channel title. Rename cameras.
8. NVR Network. Configure NVR network parameters.
9. Close adaptive. Disables the IP adaptation function for the selected cameras.

Network detect

Record mode
Set the recording mode (manual or programmed) for each channel.

Playback
Shortcut for accessing the search and playback interface of recordings.

Face detection
The interface is only available for surveillance cameras that support this feature.

Color settings
Adjust the color parameters (brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.) for the camera viewing interface.

Split menu
Select how the surveillance cameras are displayed on the same screen.

Output Adjust
Set the volume and image.

Net Detect
1. Local Net Detect. surveillance camera connection monitoring and diagnostics.

2. Remote Net Detect. Monitoring, diagnostics and configuration of network and Cloud server.

3. Net traffic Detect. Monitoring data traffic performed by NVR in the network.

Logout
Log out, shut down or restart the system.

EU Simplified Declaration of Conformity
SC ONLINESHOP SRL declares that PNI House WiFi660 video surveillance kit complies with the Directive EMC 2014/30/EU and RED 2014/53/UE. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following Internet address:

https://www.mypni.eu/products/8389/download/certifications

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References

• PNI - Statii radio CB, electronice auto, sisteme de supraveghere
• PNI - Statii radio CB, electronice auto, sisteme de supraveghere
• mypni.eu/products/8389/download/certifications

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