VTC-MV2NZ ENVI 2.1MP Vandal Resistant AFZ/ WDR IR Network Dome Camera VITEK • 1/2.9” Sony® CMOS • 2.1 MegaPixel With full 1080p/720p Output • Up to 30fps live view @ 1920x1080 (1080p) • MegaPixel IR Corrected 3-9mm (VTD-MV2NZ39) / 9-22mm (VTD-MV2NZ922) Varifocal Lens • Mechanical IR Cut Filter (True Day/Night) • H.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 1. Safety Precaution Safety Precaution To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To prevent electric shocks and risk of fire hazards, do NOT use other than specific power source. CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Safety Precaution NOTICE The image used in this instruction manual are processed to help comprehension and may differ from actual video of the camera. Avoid installing in areas where shock or vibration may occur. Pay attention to safety when installing the connection cable and observe that the cable is not subjected to heavy leads, kinks or damage and no moisture can get in. Never open the device such as boards or lens.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 2. Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Safety Precaution ....................................................................................................................1 1.1. Optional Mounts ..........................................................................................................2 2. Table of Contents ....................................................................................................................3 3.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 13.4. Step 4: IPCCTVDNS.COM ........................................................................................... 41 13.5. Step 5: Recording Configuration ................................................................................. 41 13.6. Finish ........................................................................................................................ 41 14. System Configuration Menu ...............................................
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 17.1.3. FTP (Periodic) Service Configuration ................................................................. 78 18. Recording Configuration for Cameras with SD card ................................................................ 80 18.1. SD / MicroSD Card Configuration ................................................................................ 80 18.2. Recording Configuration with SD card ............................................................
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 26.2. Executing Uninstaller ............................................................................................... 109 27. Components of EN-V-R Program ......................................................................................... 110 27.1. EN-V-R Configurator ................................................................................................ 110 27.2. EN-V-R Service .........................................................
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 35.6. Ratio Display ........................................................................................................... 148 36. EN-V-R Configuration......................................................................................................... 149 36.1. System, Network Configuration ................................................................................. 149 36.1.1. Configuring System name ........................................
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 3. General Description & Included Accessories This camera realizes the natural and crisp image as you can see the scene in front of you by adopting Auto Focus Full HD (1920 x 1080) camera module.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 3.1. VTD-MV2NZ Dimensions (Unit : inches) 5.5 4.7 4.7 3.2 3.9 2.7 1.5 4.0 5.5 PCD 4.7 3-0.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 4. VTD-MV2NZ Layout 4.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 5. VTD-MV2NZ Installation • Make sure power is not applied before installation. 5.1. Mounting The Camera 1. Locate the mounting template at the installation position and drill the ceiling or wall if needed. 2. Open the dome cover by loosening screws (3x12mm). Use the torque wrench supplied. A. Flush mount type: (See optional Dome Mounts pg.3) - Place the dome base unit on pre-drilled position and attach using mounting screws (4x30mm).
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 5.2. Limit of Pan & Tilt 1) Pan limit: Pan is limited to +/- 165°. Do NOT force the gimbal over the limit, this will prevent internal damage. 2) Tilt limit: Tilt is limited to 15° min ~ 90° max. with reference to the ceiling when the inclination of camera module is 0°, that is, the image is aligned horizontally. CAUTION : Tilt may NOT reach 15° min. if some IR light reflects to the lens when the inclination is NOT 0°.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 5.3. Power Supply Connections • Make sure the power is removed before installation. • After all connections are finished properly, follow the order for applying power. a) Plug the network cable into RJ-45 Ethernet Port. If PoE is the unique power, there will be no need to connect Power terminal.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 6. Operating Instructions 6.1. Using OSD controller Setup menu can be accessed and controlled by OSD control joy stick on the side of camera unit. Five commands are available with the joy stick. The design of OSD could be different according to the Model. OSD control Joy Stick Video Sub-out Connector Description of the joystick operation The actual value of FACTORY DEFAULT may differ from this manual due to further technical improvements. 1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 7. Camera Software Installation 1. Run IP Installer Software from the CD program on a computer that is on the same network as the IP camera. 2. Start IP Installer, by double clicking the icon “IP Installer” 3. After the program has started, the main window of IP Installer program will appear on the screen as shown below. 4. Search for the installed camera on the network by clicking the search product icon, the camera should appear as the image below. The default IP address is 10.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 7. After the camera was configured by the program automatically, you will be able to get access by a) Right click over the camera information, “Go Product Homepage” b) Click over the icon “Connect Product Homepage” 8. From the Home Page, you can “Live View” or administrate “Admin” the camera.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ On Live View you will be able to see live video from your camera. NOTE: For more information, refer to Section 12. ENVI Admin Menu on page 36.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 8. VTC-MV2NZ Features • • • • • Full HD, 2Mega Pixel Network CAMERA, 1920x1080(30p/25p) ONVIF & PSIA Conformance True WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) Improved Noise reduction with the enhanced 3D-NR VTD-MV2NZ39: f=3~9mm, F1.2~F2.1 Day & Night zoom lens (Optical 3x Auto focus zoom / Digital 32x zoom) • VTD-MV2NZ922: f=9~22mm, F1.6~F2.3 Day & Night zoom lens (Optical 2.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 10. Installing and Uninstalling ** It’s recommended to install this program as an administrator ** 10.1. Installing IP Installer If the program is started from the CD supplied with Vitek products, insert the CD in to CD/DVD tray and check the installation file. If it is download or copied from the Internet or any other media, locate the file from the PC’s hard drive. You will see the icon as shown with the file name IP Installer_Setup_x.x.x.exe.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click Yes button, then the following window will be shown on the screen. To continue the installation, click Next. The following window will be displayed for location to install.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ The default location for installation is C:\Program Files\IP Installer. It is recommended to install in this folder, if you want to change it to a different location, click the Browse button to choose location. Now click the Install button. You will see the progress of the install as shown below.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ When the files are done copying, the following window will be shown. Click the Finish button to complete the installation. 10.2. Uninstalling IP Installer If you want to remove the IP Installer program from your PC, click Start > All Programs > IP Installer > Uninstall. You may be prompt to continue running the uninstall program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click on the Yes button, then the following window will be shown on the screen. Click on the Next button and you will see the following window. Click on the Uninstall button to start removing the IP Installer program from your computer. The following window will be displayed.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click on the Finish button to close the window 11. Using IP Installer 11.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ should be created on the desktop of your computer. You can start IP Installer by double clicking the icon. Or you can also start the program by clicking Start > All Programs > IP Installer > IP Installer as shown below. After the program has started, the main window of IP Installer program will appear on the screen as shown below. There are no network devices shown, as it is the first time running the program and nothing has been registered.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ After searching is completed 100%, the IP Installer program will display the IP devices found. If you want to clear the list of the IP Devices from the window, click Clear Product List button from the Main Toolbar.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Manual Network Setup Configuring the network parameters of the devices in the list can be started either by highlighting and right clicking mouse button or by clicking Manual IP Setup button on the main Toolbar. When one IP device is selected, the following screen will appear MAC Address MAC address of the selected device is shown. Server Name Input desired name of camera i.e. Lunch Room HTTP Port Input port number to access IP devices homepage via web.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Network Authentication (Admin Password) Save Configuration Option General network parameters are required in this part. Please contact your network administrator for detail.(IP Address, Netmask, Default Gateway, DNS1, DNS2) Password for the IP device. (Default password for Vitek products is “root” unless already changed) Select whether the configured contents is to be saved in the Camera memory or not.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Model Model Numbers of the IP devices that you selected. MAC Address MAC address of the selected device is shown. Server Name Name of the selected IP device. IP Type How to assign IP address to the device (Select Static here for Manual IP Setup) IP address, Netmask, Gateway, DNS1, DNS2 General network parameters are required in this part. Please contact your network administrator for detail. HTTP Port HTTP port number of the IP device for web access to homepage.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Server Name Name of the selected IP device. HTTP Port HTTP port number of the IP device for web access to homepage. IP Type How to assign IP address to the device (Select Static here for Manual IP Setup) Network General network parameters are required in this part. Please contact your network administrator for detail. (IP Address, Netmask, Default Gateway, DNS1, DNS2) Authentication (Admin Password) Password for the IP device.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Note: If your network has more than one IP address Zone at the same time, the confirmation window will be displayed as below. You need to choose the one you are going to use for your IP devices. 11.4. Using DHCP Server If your network has a DHCP server running for assigning IP addresses, you may choose to let it assign IP addresses to the IP devices on the list. To do that, first open the Network Setup window either by Manual IP Setup or Automatic IP Setup procedure.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ For setting up other fields on the setup window, refer to Section 0 Manual Network Setup on page 27. After filling the fields with appropriate values, click Set button to apply the changed values to IP device. If you don’t want it, click Cancel button to restore the previous values. 11.5. Using PPPoE If your network environment is based on PPPoE connection, you’ll need to choose PPPoE on IP Type selection.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ MAC Address MAC address of the selected device is shown. Server Name Name of the selected IP device. HTTP Port HTTP port number of the IP device for web access to homepage. IP Type How to assign IP address to the device (Select PPPoE in this mode) PPPoE User Authentication for PPPoE Connection. • PPPoE User: Enter User ID. • PPPoE Password: Enter Password for the User ID. • PPPoE Password Confirm: Enter the same Password again.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 11.6. Updating Firmware Once IP devices are searched and shown on the screen as functioning successfully, you can update the firmware of them in “IP Installer” program. To do that, first check the firmware version of the device, which you can find on the IP Installer window. In the above picture, the firmware version of this product is 4.14-01-ds while the latest firmware version available is 4.16-B0-ds-VI as you could see at Vitek’s homepage (http://www.vitekcctv.com/Downloads.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ After clicking OK the following window will be displayed. Note: Do not CLOSE window until completed, to avoid permanent damage to the camera. You can also select multiple IP devices at the same time, and have them start firmware updating in a single step. Select the files to update by holding CTRL key and selecting which IP devices to update Click Start Update button. You will see the update window brought up with multiple IP devices listed.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 11.7. Filter Configuration When you need to search only for the IP device having a specific range of MAC or IP addresses, you can do it by using this feature. To set the search condition, click Filter Configuration button on the Toolbar, then the following window will show up on the screen. The first six HEX characters are already filled in with 1C:7C:45, which is the MAC prefix for Vitek products. Put a checkmark in MAC Address or IP Range to set the range for searching.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ To start searching with this condition now, click Search Product button on the toolbar. The program will start searching and show the result after a moment. 11.8. Live View Once searching and configuration on IP devices are done, you should make sure that the IP devices are accessible with the new settings. The best way to do it is by connecting to the homepage of each IP device’s built-in server, and starting Live View feature.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click Live View on the top right of the window, then ENVI Series Viewer ActiveX program will be started. If you have not installed the ENVI Series Viewer program before, it will ask for a confirmation to install it. Allow it and you will be able to find out whether the configuration by IP Installer program is properly done. Note: Refer to Section 20. ENVI Series Viewer on page 91 for detailed information about the ENVI Series Viewer ActiveX program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 12. ENVI Admin Menu After connecting to a VITEK ENVI Series camera via web browser, you’ll find the web page as shown below. The upper rightmost item of the menu is Admin; this is where you can set up most of the features in the VITEK camera you’re connected to. 12.1. Entering Admin Menu Click Admin then you’ll see a login window. In the login window, enter root for both ID and password as they are the factory defaults. Press Enter key or click OK.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 12.2. Admin Menu Structure The following table shows the hierarchy of the Admin menu structure that we’re going to deal with in this manual. 13. Quick Configuration In Quick Configuration, you will be able to set up many of the essential parts of the configuration in a simple manner without going into details. Selecting Quick Configuration gives you the menu as seen below. You can perform each setup by clicking the one you would like to configure. 13.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 13.4. Step 4: IPCCTVDNS.COM When VITEK Server is used in a Dynamic IP environment, it is required to utilize IPCCTVDNS.com feature. Refer to Section 37. IP-CCTV DNS Registration on page 152 for setup information. 13.5. Step 5: Recording Configuration Vitek cameras with MicroSD card can be configured for recording options in this section. Refer to Section 18.1 13.6. SD / MicroSD Card Configuration on page 80 to see how to set up.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ As an administrator, you can change the name of the camera/ server, but other values are not allowed to be changed. To change the camera/ server name, enter a new name in the Server Name field. You may use up to 21 alphanumeric or up to 10 Unicode characters. Tab or any other special characters are not allowed. Click Apply button to save the setting and it will take effect immediately. 14.2. Date & Time Click Step 2 on Quick Configuration.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 14.3. Admin Password To change the password for the administrator, click Admin Password in System Configuration menu. Default ID for admin account is fixed as “root” and is not allowed to change. In Old Password field, enter the current password. In both New Password and Confirm Password fields, enter the same new password. The password must be between 4 and 23 alphanumeric characters. Click Apply button to put it into effect.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Enter a User ID between 4 and 23 alphanumeric characters. In both Password and Confirm Password fields, enter the identical password respectively. The password must be between 4 and 23 alphanumeric characters. In Name filed, enter the user’s name up to 23 alphanumeric characters. Now select one of the four items from System Resource Access Permission, which defines the permission level for registered users to the VITEK camera.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ • Audio Control: Determine if Audio Control is to be allowed. (selected models) After finishing the registration process, click Apply button to add the user. 14.5.2. Edit To edit a user account, select Edit. In this part, you can modify the existing user’s name, password, and access permission. User ID is not allowed to change. Once selecting a user ID to edit, the procedure is the same as in Add section.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 15. Network Configuration Configuring the network is dependent on how an IP address is assigned in Ethernet-based environment, which is static IP, dynamic IP (DHCP), or PPPoE. 15.1. Static IP Configuration Select Network Configuration under Network configuration For static IP, select Static IP and input IP address, NetMask, Gateway, DNS1, DNS2 and click apply to save settings. After apply, program will ask to close web browser for updates, which will take 20~30 seconds.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 15.2. DHCP Client Configuration To use DHCP a DHCP server must exist in the network environment. Select DHCP Client from Network Configuration, click Apply. And all information needed will be filled in automatically 15.3. PPPoE Configuration PPPoE is used to connect VITEK products to a PPPoE modem provided by the ISP. Since PPPoE needs verification, ID and a password are necessary to access the network.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 15.4. Network Ports In this configuration, you set up the HTTP port for VITEK cameras to communicate with the Client PC. HTTP Port is the network port that is used when a Client PC connects to the VITEK camera Web page. It can be assigned between 80 and 65535.The default value is 80. Note: If the HTTP port number is changed to a different value than default (80), make sure the new HTTP port number goes together with the VITEK cameras IP address.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Note: This bandwidth control feature works well in M-JPEG video transmission. But, for H.264, dropping data packets may cause low quality of video, so it is recommended to utilize CBR and frame rate control instead of bandwidth control for H.264 video. Refer to Section 16.2 Camera & Motion on page 56 for more info on CBR and Frame rate.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ First, select Enable to use the feature. Then enter the address of the SMTP server which is needed for email service. If your SMTP server requires a user ID and a password for authentication, you will have to Enable Authentication Login and enter the user ID and Password. In Sender field, enter your email address or other meaningful words that will show the message was sent from the VITEK camera as a notification.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 15.8. IP-CCTV DNS Setup Note: Refer to Section 37. IP-CCTV DNS Registration on page 149 for further details on configuration. IP-CCTV DNS service provides a static & public domain name to help user’s access VITEK cameras even though their IP address has changed or they are used in a local network. For proper function of IP-CCTV DNS service, products need to be accessible through the internet. 15.9.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 3 15.10. RTP/RTSP Setup Factory default is Enable to be used with other manufactures VMS software’s RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol) is a protocol to transfer video and audio streams over the network. Any application supporting Standard RTSP can be used for VITEK cameras. Quick Time Player or VLC program can be used with this; it may not be supported in the environment within a firewall.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Service RTSP Port Enable: Start RTSP service Disable: Stop RTSP service In normal case, use default port number 554 to connect to RTSP service. If not using port 554, enter the port number you want to use. e.g.) port number 445==>rtsp:// network video server ip address:445/cam0_0 RTP Start Port The starting number of the port for video transfer. Each time video transfer connection is made, the port number also increases. Multicast Address Address for multicast video transfer.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ To Add a Privacy zone click New button, a Green-colored box will appear, click on the Green box and it will turn Red, at this point you can resize it by clicking and holding any corner and drag to desired size. To relocate box click and hold anywhere inside the box and drag to desired location.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Users can add up to 8 Privacy Zones per screen by repeating above steps. If you add more than 8, an error message will display on the screen. To delete a privacy zone, click the zone and click Delete button followed by Apply button.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 16.2. Camera & Motion This menu is used to set up the selection of video format, data added to video data, encoding speed, audio control, image resolution, video quality, motion detection, etc. Click Camera & Motion on Device Configuration menu. The configuration menu will be displayed, and it may be different between VITEK cameras. • M-JPEG: This format requires much higher network bandwidth than H.264 compression.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ • Video with Flexible Extra System data: If Enabled, video data will contain UART sensor data from COM port. .(Feature not available on this model) • Video with user defined message: If Enabled, video data will contain the user-defined data. (Reserved Field) .(Feature not available on this model) • Video with PPP status: If Enabled, video data will contain PPP connection status. .
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Video Format SXGA D1 CIF QCIF NTSC - 704 x 480 352 x 240 160 x 112 PAL - 704 x 576 352 x 288 160 x 144 VGA - 640 x 480 320 x 240 160 x 112 1.3M Pixel 1280 x 1024 640 x 480 320 x 240 160 x 112 2.0M Pixel 1920 x 1080 640 x 480 320 x 240 160 x 112 16.3. Camera Configuration On the lower part of Camera & Motion Configuration menu, select a channel to configure. In the example shown below, Primary Stream is set to H.264 for compression format.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 16.3.1. Rate Control Mode Rate Control Mode: VBR (Variable Bit Rate) Video frames are encoded with selected image quality and GOP. Encoded frames have different data size from each other. H.264 M-JPEG Rate Control Mode: CBR (Constant Bit Rate) Video frames are encoded with selected image quality and GOP. Encoded frames have the same data size as other frames. Due to the constant bit rate, it has better stable transmission performance.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 16.3.2. Image Quality Setup In Image Quality level setup, select “Low Compression” for higher image quality, but it requires higher network bandwidth. Selecting the “Lowest” requires lower network bandwidth, but gives decreased image quality. After configuration is finished, click Apply button to save the setting. If you click Default button, the entire configuration will be reset to the original values.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 16.4. Accessing the camera setup menu Camera SETUP menu can be accessed in two ways via web viewer. Most frequent controls are available with the parameters directly in the below table. More complicated settings such as PRIVACY, POINTING ZOOM & SMART MOTION settings are available via ‘ADVANCED CAMERA MENU’ by activating the camera OSD menu.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 16.5. Direct Control menu Lens Initializing is strongly recommended at the first stage of setup menu control. ADMIN > Device Configuration > Camera & Motion > Camera Control > Click “Lens Initialize”. SPECIAL TV SYSTEM Default Descriptions US Selects HDTV standards for US(60HZ) or EU(50HZ). or By this selection, 2 accordingly. EU nd analog video output switches to NTSC or PAL ZOOM PUSH, AUTO and MANUAL modes are available for focusing.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ SENS-UP is the maximum integrations of frame by DSS(Digital Slow Shutter) in low light. SENS-UP AUTO AUTO – SENS-UP is enabled or disabled automatically by the scene brightness. OFF – Disables SENS-UP. Improves the visibility for the high bright area and dark area by double captures of image with LONG and SHORT exposures. WDR OFF With WDR ON, the frame rate becomes half by double capture. ※CVBS video signal - Connecting 2nd video to CVBS port disables WDR function temporary.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Day & Night Threshold D<-->N Threshold is a threshold level and Gap to switch High from DAY to NIGHT. Low makes camera entered NIGHT mode at lower light level. High makes camera exited NIGHT mode at higher light level. AGC 12 AGC amplifies the video gain for brighter video but noise and white pixel will increase. AGC level less than 10 disables AUTO in DAY/NIGHT. ATW, ONE PUSH and MANUAL are available for white balance modes.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Display Focus Indicator ON ON enables to display the Focus Indicator on Monitor. Display ID OFF ON enables to display Camera ID on Monitor. Display Title OFF ON enables to display Camera Title on Monitor. IR LED Control(AUTO/OFF) is available with IR LED model only. IR LED Mode OFF If IR LED is set to OFF, IR LED will be turned OFF but DAY or NIGHT is still determined by the built-in light photo sensor. IR LED Mode is workable with IR LED built-in model only.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 16.6. Advanced Camera OSD menu Click ‘ADVANCED CAMERA MENU’ bar in CAMERA CONTROL menu to activate the camera OSD menu. Click Up/Down/Left/Right bars to navigate or change the parameters. These options have been pre-configured at the factory for optimal performance. MENU 1. PRIVACY 2. MOTION 3. TITLE SET 4. SMART IR 5. MOTION DEBLUR 6. HLC LEVEL 7. BLC POSITION 8. POINTING ZOOM 9. EXIT V3 .12 OFF |::::::::::::::| 0 ON |:::::::|::: :::| 10 SET SAVE&EXIT 1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Area to be zoomed in by SMART MOTION ZOOM can be set in MOTION> SMART MOTION ZOOM>ZOOM TARGET. Clicking Up/ Down/ Left/ Right or Enter bars for ZOOM TARGET varies the viewing angle to be zoomed when motion occurs. Set the video left and right and/or up and down by MIRROR/FLIP. (See description of “SMART MOTION ZOOM” for more details) • STAY ZOOMING – Sets the duration time for zooming by Motion. NOTICE : SMART MOTION ZOOM does not work in low light and B/W mode.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 6. HLC LEVEL (default: 10) Cuts out the highlight area with black mask and excludes it from compensation. Lower HLC LEVEL the more sensitive it is to bright light. 7. BLC POSITION (default: 10) Improves the visibility of dark objects caused by bright back light. Outside area of BLC window can over saturate. BLC has a target window for compensation and its size and position can be set by H-POS, V-POS, H-SIZE and V-SIZE. 8.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ • H-POINTER (10): Moves MOTION ZOOM area (Yellow window) horizontally. • V-POINTER (10): Moves MOTION ZOOM area (Yellow window) vertically. • O-ZOOM RATIO (OX2.0): Sets the area size to be Optically zoomed when motion occurs in the black window. • D-ZOOM RATIO (MZ2.0): Sets the area size to be Digitally zoomed when motion occurs in the black window. • MOTION CHK COUNT (2) - SMART MOTION ZOOM is activated after the motion in MOTION CHK COUNT are detected in a certain period.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ EXAMPLE OF SMART MOTION & POINTING ZOOM 16.9. DI (Sensor Input) / DO (Alarm Output) Select DI/DO from Device Configuration menu to name and configure Sensor Input and Alarm Output. After configuring, select DI Status/DO Control on Device Configuration menu to manually control DO (Alarm Output) and check status of DI (Sensor Input). DI/DO Setup DI/DO Control DI/DO functionality can be set to either Normal Open or Normal Closed type as follows.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 17. Advanced Configuration There are two types of advanced service, one is Buffered Service and the other is Periodic Service. In Buffering Service, a series of images are continuously being stored in a buffer memory of the camera/server for a certain period of time. When the camera/server is triggered by an event or schedule, the images or alarm status just before and after the event/schedule are reported to you by email or buffered FTP services.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 17.1. Advanced Services Pre-Alarm buffer size and buffering speed can be defined here. • Pre-Alarm Buffer Size: You can set the buffer size which will store the images before event. The unit is in frame, and each channel can be set with different values. The total number of frames for Pre-Alarm Buffer and Post-Alarm Buffer is limited to 10 frames. • Pre-Alarm Speed: You can set the buffering speed. If it’s set to Fastest, the server will store images as fast as it can.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 17.1.1. E-mail Service Configuration Email configuration is set up here for Alarm in case any event occurs. Item Description Camera 1~2 Select a channel to be configured for email notification Service Select Enable in order to use this service SMTP server address Enter SMTP server’s address for sending email.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ E-mail Service Setup for Each Channel For each channel, the following items can be configured for email service: Condition, Post-Alarm Buffer Size, and Post-Alarm speed. The content of text message and display style of DI value can be configured as well. Item Description Condition 1 ~ Condition 3 Select a condition for Email service to be activated. Pre-Alarm Buffer Size The Buffer size assigned for Pre-Alarm.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ After finishing setup, click Save button to apply. If you don’t want to change, click Back button. Condition, Schedule & Event Configuration If you click on a Condition link, the Advanced Service windows is displayed as shown below. Alarm Service is activated only when the conditions in Advanced Services are met. Item Description Service This shows what service this condition is for.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 17.1.2. FTP (Buffered) Service Configuration Item Description Camera 1 - Camera 2 Select which channel to set up for FTP (Buffered). Service Server Address Base Directory Name Base File Name Select Enable to use the FTP (Buffered) service. Otherwise select Disable. FTP Server Address. The directory in FTP server where the data will be uploaded. (You should make the directory in the FTP server before using the service.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ User ID Password FTP Control Port Date Description Mode Connection Mode Enter a User ID to log in to FTP server. Enter the Password for the user ID to log in to FTP server Port number for FTP server (Normally 21 is used) Select Date Display Style: American, European or ISO Standard Select connection mode for FTP server If Directory Name is checked, new directory is created with server Server Name name. If File Name is checked, new file is created with server name.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Item Description Condition 1 ~ Condition 3 Select a condition for FTP (Buffered) service to be activated. Up to 3 conditions can be set. Pre-Alarm Buffer Size The Buffer size assigned for Pre-Alarm. Check Video buffer Click this link to go to Advanced Services for video buffer setup. Pre-Alarm Images The number of image frames to store before Alarm. Post-Alarm Images The number of image frames to store after Alarm. Pre-Alarm Speed This field shows the speed of Pre-Alarm.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Item Description Camera 1 - Camera 2 Select which channel to set up for FTP (Periodic) service Service Select Enable to use the FTP (Periodic) service. Otherwise select Disable. Server Address FTP Server Address. Base Directory Name The directory in FTP server where the data will be uploaded. (You should make the directory in the FTP server before using the service.) Base File Name The base file name of the data to be uploaded in FTP server.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ FTP (Periodic) Service Configuration for each channel Item Description Condition 1 ~ Condition 3 Select a condition for FTP (Periodic) service to be activated. Up to 3 conditions can be set respectively. FTP interval (msec) Select the speed of images to send in FTP(Periodic) service After finishing setup, click Save button to apply. If you don’t want to change, click Back button. 18.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ If entire SD information is showing “-NONE-” this means SD card is not formatted, in this case click Note: Be sure to turn off the device before installing a SD card. Otherwise, the SD card may become defective. Always check the recommended type of SD card because non-conforming SD cards can cause abnormal behavior of the system.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Note: if program is terminated during the “Format” process SD Card might be damaged After formatting is completed the following screen will be displayed Click OK and you will be brought back to the “SD Status & Format screen” click on “Reboot” wait approximately 30 seconds and log back into the Admin screen.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 18.2. Recording Configuration with SD card Each camera has 2 streams (referred as Camera 1 / Camera 2 (see image below)) which can be configured for recording options in this section. Configuration items include motion detection recording, 24-hour continuous recording, event-driven recording, etc. You can find out the list of streams (camera 1 / camera 2) with recording capability by clicking Recording Configuration on the left side of your screen.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Select Condition 1and the following window will be display.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ By clicking on Enable you will be able to select your mode (Always, Schedule only etc). in this example we will be selecting “Event Only”. Schedule Under Schedule you can select time and date for motion recording if left blank motion recording will be 24hrs, 7 days a week. In this example we will be leaving it blank (24/7). Event Under Event click Motion Detection (stream 1 / stream 2). Click on Save to finish. 19.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 19.1. System Log System log file provides you the information about when and who access’ the contents of VITEK Cameras such as HTTP file or CGI programs. In each line, log data consists of date, time, category, IP address, user ID. 19.2. Save Configuration VITEK cameras save the configurations after every step.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 19.3. Reboot It is recommended to reboot the system after making changes to the configuration. To reboot, click Reboot on Utilities menu. A screen will display to confirm a system reboot, click ok to continue. Windows Internet Explorer will ask to close the webpage, click Yes. 19.4. Factory Default When required to restore the configuration of a Camera to factory default conditions, Network configuration is not affected by this action. Click Factory Default on Utilities menu.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 19.5. System Update ** Is Highly Recommended to Use the IP Installer Program for This Process ** Once IP devices are searched and shown on the screen as functioning successfully, you can update the firmware of them using the “IP Installer” program. To do that, first check the firmware version of the device, which you can find on the IP Installer window.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ In the above picture, the firmware version of this product is 4.14-01-ds while the latest firmware version available is 4.16-B0-ds-VI as you can see at Vitek’s homepage (http://www.vitekcctv.com/Downloads.asp). If you decide to update the firmware, first create a folder on your computer for the update firmware, than download the latest firmware to that folder. Then select the IP device to be updated on IP Installer window, then click Update Firmware button from the toolbar.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Note: Do not CLOSE window until completed, to avoid permanent damage to the camera.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 20. ENVI Series Viewer 20.1. Introduction ENVI Series Viewer is an ActiveX program for Internet Explorer web browser, which enable users to control video and audio functions of network video devices over the TCP/IP network. ENVI Series Viewer works with EN-V-R network video software, Vitek Network Video Servers, Network Video Recorders, and Network Cameras to show real-time live video images and enables users to control audio, Relay Output, and PTZ functions.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 21. Installing and Uninstalling 21.1. Installing ENVI Series Viewer Connect to the Vitek Camera/Server using Internet Explorer, and click Live View on the main page. Then ENVI Series Viewer will be automatically downloaded and installed. If an Internet connection is not available, it's possible to manually install the program file in advance (from supplied CD) and connect to the Vitek Camera / Server later. 21.1.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click the Install ActiveX Control, and the pop-up window will be displayed as above. Click the Install button. Click “YES” to allow program to run. After the installation is successfully completed, ENVI Series Viewer window will be displayed.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 21.1.2. Manual Installation When an Internet connection is not available or having some difficulties, you can manually install from the supplied CD using ENVI Series Viewer program file. Execute the downloaded file, and you will see the ENVI Series Viewer Setup Wizard window as shown below. Click the Install button to start installing. The following window will be displayed during the installation.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 21.2. Uninstalling ENVI Series Viewer There are two ways to uninstall ENVI Series Viewer program from your computer. Before uninstalling, close all the Internet Explorer windows. 21.2.1. Uninstalling with Program Menu Click Uninstall and the following window will be shown. Click the Yes button. If the uninstall is successful, the following window will be displayed. Click CLOSE to finish.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 21.2.2. Uninstalling on Control Panel Click Start button on the screen, then select the Control Panel. In the Control Panel window, double-click the Add or Remove Programs icon.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ You will see the Currently installed programs list. Click ENVI Series / (Smart Viewer) button, You will see the Uninstall or change a program list. Click ENVI Series / (Smart Viewer) button, and then right click Uninstall /Change button. Then, it will start uninstalling the program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 22. Starting ENVI Series Viewer Once ENVI Series Viewer is installed in your computer, you can start it by connecting to the Vitek Camera / Server using Internet Explorer and select Live View on the main menu. The appearance of ENVI Series Viewer window varies depending on what type of Vitek Server is connected (Network Video Server, Network Camera, or Network Video Recorder). • ENVI Series Viewer window for Network Video Server or Network Camera 22.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 22.2. Channel Control Bar Displays or hides live view video from channel 1 Displays or hides live view video from channel 2 Displays or hides live view video from ALL channels No Display 22.3. OSD Channels Buttons 22.3.1. Saving as Image File In ENVI Series Viewer, Live video currently displayed can be captured and saved as an image file either in JPEG or BMP format. Select the live view video you want saved, and click Snapshot button on OSD Channel Buttons.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 22.3.2. Saving as Video File In ENVI Series Viewer, Live video currently displayed can be captured and recorded as a video file in AVI format. Select a live view you want to save, and click RecAvi button on OSD Channel Buttons. Clicking it again will stop recording. Max duration is 10 minutes and recording will be stopped after 10 min if left un-clicked.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 22.3.3. Manual Recording To manual record from network cameras with built-in local storage (SD Card), live video can be recorded to the SD Card by clicking this button. The recorded video can be viewed by Instant Playback feature of OSD Channel Buttons or by running ENVI Series Player program. To finish, click the icon again. Max duration is 1 minute and recording will be stopped after 1 minute. 22.3.4.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Set the beginning of video data. Instant playback will scan 1 min after this. Se the playback speed. Begin searching data Playback Reverse playback. 1 frame playback 1 frame reverse playback Pause Stop 22.4. Extended Features When you click the right mouse button on the Live View Window, a pop-up menu will appear for extended features as shown below. 22.4.1. Pausing Live Video Click the Pause button to stop and resume live view video. 22.4.2.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 22.4.3. Flip Control Flip Control: The horizontal view of the image can be changed using the (mirror) function. The vertical view of the image can be changed using the (flip) function. 23. EN-V-R: Introduction This User's manual explains how to set up EN-V-R software in your PC. EN-V-R is the integrated system software for video security applications, which runs on Microsoft’s Windows-based computers. Some of major features of EN-V-R are listed below.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ A ENVI Viewer ENVI Player ENVI Map ENVI Alarm (HTTP port) Analog EN-V-R 24. Requirements for Installation 24.1. EN-V-R Versions EN-V-R is supplied to customers in different versions for each appropriate application. Users will need to choose the right versions for their needs.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 24.2. System Requirement for PC For best quality and performance, your computer needs to meet the minimum requirement as below. 24. Microsoft Windows XP Pro, Windows 7 Pro or higher, Video Card(256MB Ram, 1024x768 or higher) Compression # of Channels Resolution Recommended CPU Memory 16 Channels D1 Intel Core2Duo T5200 1.0GB 720P Intel Core2Duo E7550 1.5GB 1080P Intel Core i-5-2500S 2.0GB Intel Core2Duo E6700 1.0GB 720P Intel Core i-5 750 2.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 25. Installing EN-V-R After downloading EN-V-R, double click EN-V-R Setup icon to start installation. The following window will be displayed on the screen. Before installing, check the version of the EN-V-R which is shown on the window. You may encounter the following security warning. To continue installing the program, click Yes button. Then select language for installation. You will see the below window, then click Next button. The default location for installation is C:\Progra
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ You will see the progress of copying install files to the hard drive as shown below, once is completed click on NEXT. Click Finish to complete the Installation. After installing EN-V-R program for the first time, it needs to be configured before use, so it automatically executes the configuration program, which is called EN-V-R Configurator.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Enter the proper Admin Password. The default password is root. The following screen will be displayed, click OK to continue. Now you will see EN-V-R Configurator window on the screen. For more information about the EN-V-R Configurator program, refer to Section 28. Starting EN-V-R Configurator on page 111.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 26. Uninstalling EN-V-R 26.1. Closing Active EN-V-R If you need to uninstall EN-V-R, first you need to make sure EN-V-R program is not running on your computer by checking the system icon. As you see on the following picture, you can easily find out if ENV-R service running. If EN-V-R is not running, you can go ahead to the next section of uninstalling the program. If EN-V-R is active, place the mouse pointer on the EN-V-R icon, and click the right mouse button.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ After all the install files are deleted, the following window will be displayed. Click OK button on the following window to complete the uninstalling. 27. Components of EN-V-R Program EN-V-R consists of three programs, (EN-V-R Service, EN-V-R Configurator, and EN-V-R Controller). 27.1. EN-V-R Configurator EN-V-R Configurator is used to set up various parameters and conditions of EN-V-R Service. Users can register, modify, and delete IP devices and users with this program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 27.4. EN-V-R System Tray Menu After you finish installing EN-V-R, you will find the EN-V-R icon on the system tray, which is located right, bottom part of the Windows desktop. Move the cursor over the icon, and right click. The following pop-up menu will show. You can open EN-VR Configurator or EN-V-R Controller program from this menu, or you can go to the Home page of the ENV-R program for live view or playback. 28.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ You may encounter the security window as below. Click Yes button to continue. Once EN-V-R program starts, a log-in window will be displayed as below. Type in the proper admin password and click the OK button. The default admin / password is root. Now EN-V-R Configurator window will be displayed.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 29. Quick Start Guide EN-V-R is full-functioning Network Video Recorder software that runs on your PC. When started for the first time after EN-V-R is installed, there is no IP devices connected. To add a camera to the EN-V-R you must register the camera first. Then EN-V-R knows what IP devices they are, how to connect to them, and how to use them. That way, you will be able to control EN-V-R for recording, live viewing, etc. 29.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Items Descriptions A Main Toolbar Frequently-used menu items are shown on this toolbar. B Configuration Menu tree Configurable categories are shown as a menu tree style. C Configuration Menu Description Descriptions and usages of the selected category are displayed. D Sub-Menu Toolbar Menu items for the selected category are shown. (Note: This toolbar is displayed only when any top menu item is selected from the menu tree.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 29.2. Searching for IP Devices Click the first button on the Main Toolbar. You are now given a choice to register the IP devices by “search and register or manually”. To make it easy, choose Search and register IP-Device in this stage, and click Next button. On the following window, click Scan button.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ The searching for IP devices is started. As the detected IP devices are being listed. Wait until searching is finished. If you click Cancel button in the middle of searching, the EN-V-R will retain only the IP devices found until that moment. 29.3. Registering IP Devices After scanning is finished, you have a list of IP devices found on your network. Next step is registering them. Double click the IP device you want to register or you may highlight it and then click Register button.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click on Save after configuring IP device (camera) Click Apply after registering one or more IP devices (cameras).The image below represents the configurator with multiple IP devices registered.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ After clicking Apply, the program will ask you to confirm it. Then click OK EN-V-R service is being stopped momentarily, and then it will start running again. 29.4. Viewing Live Video Once the network and cameras are set up, it is necessary to check if EN-V-R is functioning by viewing the live video from those devices. To view the EN-V-R home page, click the Go NVR Home button on the main toolbar. Below is an image of the EN-V-R home page.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click Live View on top right part of the window to see the live video from registered IP devices (cameras) If this is the first time you are using Vitek Live View feature, the web browser may ask you to allow installing of an ActiveX program. Click Install to continue. In some cases there is no response from the web browser, you may need to install the ActiveX manually by clicking Manual Download. When you see the following security warning, click Install.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 29.5. Recording Video The essential feature of EN-V-R is recording the video from IP devices. Before starting the recording, it is required to prepare the hard drive of your PC where EN-V-R program is running. Click Disk Quota on the Menu tree. The hard drive will be ready to start recording video after the progress window is done counting drives. It shows the target drive (s), total capacity, available size and quota for recording.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Set Quota (desired amount of HDD to be use for recording) To set up the recording feature, select an IP device from the Menu tree on the left pane. The device information will be shown on the right pane. Click the button for recording configuration on the sub-menu Toolbar as shown below. Now you will see Configure Recording Condition window as below.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ The recording feature is already enabled and recording conditions are configured in default settings. In the example shown above, you can see that Camera 1 of Device 0 will record video only when motion is detected. Click OK to use this Recording Conditioned.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Now that the configuration is done, you need to start the EN-V-R service program. Select Start > All Programs >Vitek>smart NVR>Smart NVR controller. You will find the EN-V-R icon on the system tray, which is located right, bottom part of the Windows desktop. Move the cursor over the icon, and right click. The following pop-up menu will show.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ You can find out from this window that the service is running at that moment. If not, click Start Service button to run. Once EN-V-R service is started, the video sent from the configured camera will be recorded according to the recording condition. 30. ENVI Smart Player 30.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 31. Installing and Uninstalling 31.1. Installing Smart Player Connect to the Vitek Camera / Server / NVR on Internet Explorer, and click Player on the main page. If you're using Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later, it may asked you to install ActiveX click the massage bar than click on the Install ActiveX control… After the installation is successfully completed, Smart Player window will be displayed. 31.1.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ The following window will appear. Click Next. The following window will be displayed. Click Install After installation is successfully completed, the following window will be displayed. Click Finish.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 31.2. Uninstalling Smart Player Before uninstalling, close all the Internet Explorer windows. 31.2.1. Uninstalling on Program Menu Click Uninstall and the following window will be shown. Click the Yes button. Live View & Play Back To live view and play back your cameras, go to Start menu, All Programs, Vitek Folder, Click on Smart NVR Controller, as shown below.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Look for icon on right side of taskbar as shown below (windows XP and windows 8 might show it different). Right click icon. The following window will display. Click on Open Smart NVR Controller. Click on Start Service to run the program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click on Go Home to view Smart Player Home Page Click on Live View The following screen will be display were you can configure your live view. Server Control Bar Allows you to view cameras / servers that are registered in the system.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Group Control Bar In order to view video, cameras must be assigned to a group, in this section you create groups with cameras you want to view. Create Group In order to create a group in Group Control Bar, right click on Group, another window will appear then select New.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ The following window will be displayed. Type in the group name, check “Circulation” to allow sequencing, input dwell time for “Circulation” and click OK. A new group with the assigned name will be created as shown below. To add cameras to the new group, drag from server control bar and drop on newly created group. You can create multiple groups and add multiple cameras in each group. PTZ control Bar In this section you will be able to control PTZ’s connected to the system.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Audio Control Bar Controls Speaker and Mic volume. When audio is available click on Connect and adjust speaker and mic levels, when done click Disconnect. Full/Normal Screen Select full screen as seen below, to return to normal press Esc on your keyboard.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Group Circulation Start sequencing between groups.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Layout settings You can change the screen layout between 1,2,4, etc. Image in Original Size This allows for digital zoom.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Draw Image by Maintaining Aspect Ratio Maintains the aspect ratio of the camera Draw Image by Filling the Screen 135
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Enhanced Draw Mode On/Off. Enhance image for a better reproduction.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ About Smart Viewer You can see the status of the Smart Viewer 32.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 32.1. Main Window View Note: The appearance of Smart Player window may vary depending on version and type of Vitek device you’re using. This user’s manual is based on general display screen. Server Control Bar A Group Control Bar B Allows you to view cameras / servers that are registered in the system. You can compose a new group by dragging & dropping servers, modules, and cameras into a group. Grouping provides search function of recorded video from cameras.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 32.3. Creating a Group In order to generate a group in Group Control Bar, right click on Group, another window will appear then select New. The following window will be displayed. Type in the group name and click OK.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ A new group with the assigned name will be created as shown below. To add a camera to the new group, drag and drop from the server tree to the newly created group. 33. Searching Video Make sure you have recorded video on the calendar (recorded video shows in red). There are three choices in searching recorded video - Day Search, Condition Search, and Data Search. Make sure that Camera / Server Connection and Creating Group have been performed before you search recorded video. 33.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ is executed on the basis of a single camera, the search will be performed only from that camera. For example, if you select a group and start searching; the search from that group will be displayed If you only select “Brian-Camera 1”, the searching will be performed only on the video from that. 33.2. Daily Search Select date from calendar than select time from the time bar. 33.2.1. Search Mode By clicking a date in red on the calendar, the time frame recorded is shown. 33.2.2.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 33.3. Condition Search Mode In this mode, you can search for video on the basis of combination of 3 different conditions, which are Time, Motion, and Sensor. Initially only Time condition is available for searching, and you need to enter Advance Search mode to utilize Motion and Sensor state if necessary. Search Select time and date from beginning to end of search criteria. Then click Search. The following window will be displayed to inform you of the search progress.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ time), and then click Add Condition button to add to Search Condition. Now select Event checkbox, and choose Camera 1 from Motion, and then click Add Condition button to add to Search Condition. Next, select Event checkbox, choose Sensor 1, and then click Add Condition button to add the Sensor condition to Search Condition. Now that all the conditions have been configured, click Search button to start searching.
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ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 35. Extra Features 35.1. Window Control Users can open or close control windows. 35.2. Recording Period You can view the starting and ending date of a recorded channel. Record time is displayed as shown below. 35.3. Backup There are two backup formats IDX and AVI. .IDX Default video file format used by Vitek .AVI Video file format supported by Microsoft Windows When the Backup button is clicked, the following window is displayed as below.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Select Camera Check the camera to backup. For AVI backup, only one camera is permitted. For FJP, IDX, multiple backup is allowed. Backup Period Select the time frame (Start date and time ~ End date and time) to backup. Backup Type Select either AVI or FJP, IDX format. Backup Path Select the HDD path where the backup file will be saved. After selecting the parameters, click OK then the following window will display. After searching is finished, backup operation will start.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Note: For AVI file backup, only one camera is allowed. For IDX backup, multiple cameras are allowed. 35.4. Snapshot Choose the camera currently being played or paused, click Snapshot button. Then a snapshot file will be saved in a designated path. The below picture is a result of snapshot from the above window.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 35.5. Print Choose the camera currently being played or paused, then click Print button. Then the image of the selected camera will be sent to your default printer. 35.6. Ratio Display You have three options to view videos, which are Original, Ratio, and Stretch.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 36. EN-V-R Configuration 36.1. A System, Network Configuration General system and network properties of EN-V-R program can be set up in this section. To start, select System, Network Configuration from the menu list. Items Descriptions System Name Setting Enter the system's name. Set up Admin password Modify the password for Admin. Access Control Configure the access privileges of users. HTTP Port Assign Assign an HTTP Port for EN-V-R Service.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Items Descriptions System name Type in a System name. OK Click this button to apply the entered System Name. Cancel Click this button to discard the configured System name. 36.1.2. System, Network Configuration - Admin password To assign Password for the admin, click System, Network Configuration on the menu tree. Click configure admin password Items Descriptions Current password Enter the Current password. New password Enter a new password to use.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Items Descriptions Full Access Set Full Access for the user. Anyone can connect to the EN-V-R without authentication, and be allowed live view, audio, PTZ, playback. Limited Access Set Limited Access for the user. Only the users with proper permission to the camera can access it. OK Click this button to apply the change. Cancel Click this button to discard the change. 36.1.4.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ IP-CCTV-DNS Items Descriptions Service Set to use IP CCT DNS or not. DNS Server IP Vitek IP CCTV DNS address already entered. Go Server Directs to Vitek IP CCTV DNS server MAC MAC address of EN-V-R already entered Product Key Product Key of EN-V-R already entered External Port Enter an external HTTP Port to use for IP CCTV DNS service. (Default is 80) Register verify Click to test the connection with IP CCTV DNS server after setting is done in IP CCTV DNS server.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ the NEXT button as shown below. Fill out the requested information as shown below and click on Apply. The following screen will confirm that your Membership has been completed successfully, that click OK.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ with the information previously created. To register your first product, click on Product Registration as shown below. Enter the requested information (The name of your camera, the Mac Address and product Key) as shown below. Note that the Mac Address and the product Key will be available under the Network Configuration>> IPCCTV DNS setup in the camera menu. Please see image below.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ A window will pop up confirming that your product has been registered successfully, click on OK. You will be directed to the Product List page where you will be able to see your recent camera registration. By clicking the Detail Information tab you will be allow edit DDNS Host Name Click Edit to change the DDNS Host Name.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Type in desired host name than click Apply. A window will pop up asking if you really want to apply the new configurations, to continue click OK. A window will pop up confirming that the product information has been modified successfully, click OK.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Your camera with the new DDNS Host name will be displayed. Your camera is now registered and ready for use.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38. IP-Device Registration You will see how to manage IP devices in this section, which includes registering, modifying, and deleting IP devices. To start managing IP devices, select IP-Device, Camera Management from the menu list. 38.1. Items Descriptions A IP-Device Manual Registration Register IP-Devices manually by users. B IP-Device Automatic Registration Scan and register IP-Devices automatically by the program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ A Item Description IP-Device ID Select the IP-Device ID to register. Select the Vendor name of the IP-Device to register. Click the pull-down list, and choose a proper vendor name from the list. B Vendor C Model Select the total number of channels (streams) the IP device has. Click the pull-down list, and choose proper one from the list.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ D Name Type in the name of the IP-Device. E IP Address Type in the IP Address to use with the IP-Device. IPCCTVDNS or URL addresses are also supported. (If Input IP Address Range box is checked, then the starting address of the range will be selected.) F Input IP Address Range Enter the last IP address of the range. G Getting Information from IP-Device Check this box if the information from IP-Device needs to be acquired. H VS Module ID Select the VS Module ID.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.2. IP-Device Registration (Automatic) To register an IP-Device by automatic scanning, click IP-Device, Camera Management on the menu tree. Then Click Scan available IP devices and register Items Descriptions A IP-Device list This list shows the IP devices found during the scan process. If you need to select multiple IP devices at the same time, drag your mouse over the devices or keep pressing CTRL or SHIFT key while clicking the IP devices.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Items Descriptions A Resolution Description Descriptions of the image resolution modes in the IP-Device list.(R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7, R8, R9, R10) B PTZ Install Description Descriptions of the PTZ numbers in the IP-Device list. (P1, P2, P3, P4) C IP-Device list IP-Device list to select from. D Apply to All Click this button to copy the information of a selected IP-Device to all other devices.(Only Model, Login ID, and Login Password will be copied.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Items Descriptions A IP-Device ID IP-Device ID is displayed. (not allowed to modify) B Vendor Select the Vendor of the device. C Model Select how many channels the device support. D Name Change the Name as required. E IP Address Enter the IP Address to use with the selected device. F Input IP Address Range (not allowed to modify) G Getting Information from IP-Device (not allowed to modify) H VS Module ID Select the VS Module ID.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Q 38.3. Cancel Click this button to discard the changed values. IP-Device Deletion To delete a registered IP-Device, click IP-Device, Camera Management on the menu tree in the left pane. Then select an IP device to be deleted from the list. Click Remove IP-Device registration 38.4. IP-Device Homepage To go to the home page of an IP-Device, click the IP-Device, Camera Management on the menu tree. Then select the IP device. Click Go to IP-Device homepage 38.5.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.5.1. Items Descriptions A Camera Information Configure Information of the selected camera. B Resolution and Quality Choose the resolution and quality of cameras. C Recording Conditions Set up recording conditions. D Alarm and Map service settings Configure Alarm and Map service functions. Configure Camera Name and Information From the configuration list, select a camera to be assigned with a name.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ The below image will be display, enter name (F), then click Apply to camera (H), then OK. Items Descriptions A,B,C,D Camera Selection Select one or more cameras for name assignment by clicking buttons. E Unselect All Clear the device list which shows the selected cameras. F Name Type in a camera name. G Clear Clear the camera name field. H Apply to Camera Apply the changed camera name to the system.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.5.2. Camera Resolution, Quality To configure a camera's resolution and video quality, select a camera to configure and click Configure camera resolution and quality The below image will be display, adjust resolution (F), then click Apply to camera (H), then OK Items Descriptions A,B,C,D Camera Selection Select one or more cameras by clicking buttons. E Unselect All Clear the device list which shows the selected cameras. F Resolution Select the video resolution.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ I Go Home Go to the homepage of the product. J Close Close and exit the window. 38.5.3. Configure Camera Recording Condition To configure recording conditions, select a camera to configure, then click Configure camera recording condition The below image is where you adjust the recording parameters.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Item Description A,B,C,D Camera Selection Select one or more cameras by clicking buttons. E Unselect All Clear the device list which shows the selected cameras. F Condition List Define the condition for recording to be started. G Condition to use Decide whether to use the defined condition or not. H Condition Mode Select the condition mode for recording. I Scheduling Set up the schedule for recording. J Event setup Set up the event to initiate recording.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Event: Here you can select Alarm or Motion (J) After completing your conditions selection click Apply to condition (K) After apply to condition click Apply to camera (L), and then click OK(R) When that screen closes click Apply 38.5.4.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Item Description A,B,C,D Camera Selection Select one or more cameras by clicking buttons. E Unselect All Clear the device list which shows the selected cameras. F Alarm Service Setup Put check marks on alarm types to use. G Event Service Setup Put check marks on event types to use. H Apply to Camera Click this button to apply the changes to the camera. I OK Click this button to confirm the change and exit the window.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.6. User Management In this section, you will see how to manage user information. To start managing users, select User Management from the menu tree. Items Descriptions A User Registration Register new users to the system. B User Modification Change the information of existing users. C User Deletion Remove the account of existing users.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.6.1. User Registration To register a new user, click the 1'st button on the tool bar in the sub-menu toolbar. Items Descriptions A User ID Enter a new User ID to register. B Password Enter the Password for the new user. C Confirm password Enter the same Password for confirmation. D Name Enter the name of the new user to be registered. E System resource access permission Choose the level of permission for System resource access.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.6.2. User Modification To modify a user's information, select the users name than click the second button on the submenu toolbar. The User Registration window will come up on the screen, make the necessary changes and click OK . 38.6.3. User Deletion To delete an existing user, select the user name than click Remove Registered user account, another screen will pop up confirming to proceed with deletion, click OK to proceed . 38.6.4.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.6.5. Disk Quota Modification and Deletion When EN-V-R program is installed, all local drives are assigned as recording devices. To modify the disk quota for recording, click Disk Quota on the menu list, and select the drive to be modified. To change the disk quota size, click the 1'st button on the sub tool bar, or double click the drive on the device list. The following window will be displayed. Item Description A Use HDD Decide whether this HDD is to be used.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.6.6. Disk Mode Change To modify the disk circulation style, click Disk Setup, and then Disk Mode on the menu tree. Items Descriptions A Disk Circulation Setup Configure disk circulation type. B Disk Usage Report Setup Configure email address for reporting.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ Click the Disk Circulation in the list. The following window will be displayed. Item Description A Use circulation Select this if disk circulation will be used. B Not use circulation Select this if disk circulation will not be used. C Use expired duration Decide whether the expiration will be used for recording. (This can be seen when “Use circulation” is selected.) D Expired days Enter the date when the recorded content will expire.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.7. Utilities Select Utilities from the menu tree. You can perform two functions in Utilities, one is Email Account Configuration and the other is About Program. Items Descriptions A Email Account Configure email account. B About Program Display the information of EN-V-R program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.7.1. Email account Configuration Once an email account is registered here, you can receive email notification from the EN-V-R program upon certain events. To configure an email accounts, click Utilities on the menu tree. Click Configure email account for mail service Item Description A Service Decide whether to report HDD usage by email or not. B SMTP server Enter the address of SMTP server for sending email. C Authentication Decide whether to use Authentication.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 38.7.2. About Program To displays the information of this program on the screen, Click Information of this program. Items Descriptions A About program Show the information about the EN-V-R running. B System Resource Displays the PC's system resource information. C OK Click this button to close the Window. 39. Using EN-V-R Controller To open EN-V-R controller, click Start >All Programs>Vitek>SMART NVR Controller.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ The following window will open Items Descriptions A Current Service State Shows whether EN-V-R Service is running or stopped. B Start Service Click this button to start EN-V-R Service when it’s stopped. C Stop Service Click this button to stop EN-V-R Service when it’s running. D Refresh Refresh the Screen. E Go Home Go to the EN-V-R’s built-in webpage. F Close Close the EN-V-R Controller window. 40. Connecting to EN-V-R 40.1.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 37. In Internet Explorer, enter the IP address of the computer that EN-V-R is running on. 38. In case that the HTTP port for EN-V-R is not 80 (default), the port number should be entered together with the IP address. (the example below assumes HTTP port of 7777) After you successfully connecting to the EN-V-R homepage, you will see the following window. Items Descriptions A Home Go to EN-V-R’s homepage. B Live View Click this button to execute Live View program.
ENVI Series: VTD-MV2NZ 40.2. PC without EN-V-R 39. If your PC doesn’t have EN-V-R program installed, type in the IP address of the PC where EN-V-R is running. Note: Refer to Section 20 ENVI Series Viewer on page 91 for details on how to use ENVI Viewer program. Refer to Section 30. ENVI Smart Player on page 124 for details on how to use ENVI Smart Player program. 40. In case that the HTTP port for EN-V-R is not 80 (default), the port number should be entered together with the IP address.
Detailed Specifications VTD-MV2NZ39 VTD-MV2NZ922 1/2.9” Sony® CMOS Sensor 2.1 MegaPixel (1080p / 720p) Resolution Video Encoding H.
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Class A Digital Device (industrial & commercial environment) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to CE and FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
