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system configuration

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in this chapter we will learn how to set general parameters of the system

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in the general settings
you can set the device name and number

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set the language of the local interface

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set the video format to PAL or NTSC, which will require the system to reboot

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you can also set the main display resolution

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the device will automatically set the resolution when you turn on the device for the first time

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if only VGA monitor is connected the resolution will be set automatically to 1280 by 1024

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if an HDMI monitor is connected the resolution will be set automatically to 1920 by 1080

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if both VGA and HDMI monitors are connected

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the HDMI will be the primary monitor and the resolution will be set to 1920 by 1080

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in such case you will have to reduce the resolution manually in case the VGA monitor is not working well

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once the resolution has been set
manually the auto configuration is disabled

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note that your screen must
support the chosen resolution

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after manually changing the resolution a
confirmation window will pop-up

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failing to confirm will revert the resolution to its prior setting

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next is enable wizard

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ticking it will cause the configuration
wizard to pop up on each startup of the system

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tick login automatically if you wish the system not to request a login password

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it will be active until you will manually logout

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check logout automatically and set the logout time

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so the system log out of the system after
the configured time duration

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login and logout automatically cannot be active together

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app live self adaptation is used for the
provisioncam2 mobile app

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disabling it will prevent the app from making any changes to the main sub stream resolutions

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this will result in better performance on CMS and third-party applications

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at the expense of lower
performance from the app side

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next setting is date and time

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set the system time, date format, time format and time zone of the device

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if the selected time zone includes DST, the DST of the time zone will be marked by default

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you can manually set the system time or synchronize system time with network through NTP

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you will find it under auto time sync

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the default is manual which
means that a device's time will be set manually

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change it to NTP so the time will automatically be synchronized from the time server

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note that the device must have an active internet connection for this feature to work

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next is the layout settings

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here you will be able to configure the layout of cameras and split views for sequence view

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click on the plus button and choose a screen layout

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afterwards drag the required cameras to the split windows

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in DVR devices you will be able to configure monitor 2 in this interface as well

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this will be used in case you choose spot for the CVBS output

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the only
split choice for spot is single channel

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add as many windows as you wish

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set the dwell time and drag the required camera to the window

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note that not filling the cameras to the windows will result in empty view in live sequence view

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now that we are done with the basic section, we will continue to the maintenance section

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first is the log. set the type of events
you wish to search for

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click on the clock icon and set the start and end time for the search

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once done click on search

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after finding the log entries you searched, you can export it by clicking on export

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next is factory default, it is used to restore the device to factory default

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after confirmation the device will reboot

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all configurations will revert to default. all information stored on the hard drive will not be lost

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upgrade is used to locally upgrade the devices firmware

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before upgrading download the
correct update file from Provision-ISR website

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the file extension for
Ossia OS devices is .TAR .GZ

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any other file extension will not be
recognized by the system

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the upgrade steps are as follows-

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copy the upgrade software into the USB storage device formatted to fat32

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insert the USB storage device into the USB slot of the NVR

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go to the upgrade interface,

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select the USB device in the device name drop-down list

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and navigate to the path
where the upgrade file exists

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select the upgrade software file and click upgrade

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the system will automatically restart during the upgrade process,

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do not power off the device during upgrade

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next is the backup and restore interface

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you can backup the whole configuration of the device by exporting the file to an external storage device

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you can recover the configuration to other devices from
the same model as the origin device

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by importing the configuration file to
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to export the configuration file insert
a USB storage device formatted to FAT32 file system

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select the USB device under
device name

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then go navigate the path where you want to store the configuration backup file

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you can create a new folder if required

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click backup
set the file name and click OK to confirm

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to import a configuration file insert a USB storage device containing a configuration file

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the configuration file must be from the same model and firmware version as the exporting device

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select the USB device under device name

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navigate and find the configuration
backup file and click recover

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click ok to confirm

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the system will reboot automatically and boot up with the restored configuration

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now we will continue to auto maintenance

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it is used for rebooting the device in specified times

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by doing so you will ensure that the memory buffers and cache memory are always cleared and defragged

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to configure it tick enable, set the days
interval and the point of time during that day

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it is highly advisable to choose a time where there is less chance for an incident to occur

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during the auto maintenance procedure the device will reboot so recording will not be available

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click apply

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the next reboot date and time will appear in the interface

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the last section is system information

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you will have here all the information as it appears in the live view interface

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please go to the live view chapter to learn more about this interface

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this finalizes the system configuration