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NVR8CH 8 CHANNEL NVR WITH POE

NVR8CH 8 CHANNEL NVR WITH POE

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Configure, view and record multiple IP cameras at once! The DOSS NVRs are able to provide you with a familiar DVR experience over IP.

Note: There two power supplies come with the NVR4CH. Take note of the warning label on the 48VDC power supply—this supply is for PoE only.

Latest P2P technology allows viewing from anywhere in the world without configuring complicated Port Forwarding or expensive Dynamic DNS services! Simple QR Code allows instant access from mobile phones using the free app available for iOS and Android.

Features

Features

  • Embedded Linux OS
  • P2P (Peer to Peer) for remote viewing!
    • Zero network configuration required (no DNS or Port Forwarding required)
  • Full HD real time network input NVR with Desktop/1U Case
  • H.264 dual-stream compression
  • Up to 8TB Internal storage (HDD not included)
  • Supports simultaneous video playback & remote monitor
  • VGA/HDMI synchronised output
    • Up to 1080P / Full HD output
  • 15x digital zoom in preview and playback modes
  • 4x external alarm inputs
  • Supports ONVIF, industry standard protocol
    • Ensures compatibility for IP-based security products regardless of brand
  • Supports Dynamic DNS services
  • Remote viewing via web-browser, smartphone app (iOS + Android) and PC Client

 

Connections

Rear Interface

  • Audio Output
  • VGA Video Output
  • Power Switch
  • DC12V Power Supply
  • DC48V PoE Power Supply
  • 4x Alarm Input
  • 1x Alarm Output
  • RS485
  • Ground Terminal
  • RJ45
  • USB2.0
  • HDMI Video Output

 

Specifications

VIDEO
Video Input 8CH
Video compression h.264 (High Profile @ Level 4.2)
Video Output Resolution
Video Output VGA/ HDMI sync output, 1920 x 1080, 1440 x 900, 1280 x 1024, 1366 x 768, 1024 x 768, 800 x 600
Bit Rate 16-8000 kbps
Image Display 1/4
Snapshot BMP
Motion Detection 396 (22×18) surveyed area can be set in every screen and multi sensitivity adjustable
AUDIO
Audio Encoding G.711A
Audio Input IPC Complex audio input
Audio Output none
Talkback none
VIDEO RECORDING AND PLAYBACK
Video Frame Rate 1-30 fps
Record Mode Manual / Alarm / Motion Detection / Schedule
Simultaneous Playback 1 CH 1080P/ 4 CH 960P
Search Method Time, Calendar, Event, Channel
Video Playback Start, Stop, Fast play, Slow play, Frame play, Snapshot, Full screen, Roller amplification, Time ball precise playback
VIDEO BACKUP
Interface 2x SATA
HDD Capacity Single 4TB
Backup location Local HDD, Network
Backup Method Network, USB storage device, USB recorder
NETWORK MANAGEMENT
ONVIF Profile S version 2.2
Protocol TCP/IP, ONVIF, HTTP, DDNS, SMTP, DHCP, PPPoE, UPNP, NTP, P2P
EXT INTERFACE
Network Interface RJ45 10M / 100M / 1000M adaptive Ethernet port
Alarm Input 4 CH
Alarm Output 1 CH
RS-485 1x RS485, Supports the DOSS KT301 controller
USB Port 2x USB2.0, supports Wi-Fi/3G modems
GENERAL
Operation Temperature / Humidity -10ºC ~ 55ºC / 10% ~ 90%
Power supply DC 12V / 3A
DC 48V / 1.3A
Power Consumption 10W (Without HDD)
Unit Dimension(mm) 360(L) x 242.4(L) x 48(H)
Weight 2 kg

 

FAQ

I’ve just hooked up my NVR4CH and I can’t access it—I’ve tried the default password “123456” but it won’t let me continue.
The NVR4CH comes with no password out of the box. You can simply press enter when asked for a password. Remember to set one up from the menu later!
The video from my camera is corrupted.

By default, the NVR main stream is set to 720P, while your camera stream may be set to 1080P. Setting the NVR’s stream to 1080P solves the problem.

To change the NVR’s main stream format:

  1. Open the NVR’s settings menu
  2. Navigate to Device > Device Info
  3. Change “Video Format” to either of the [1920×1080] options
  4. Reboot the NVR and the problem should be resolved.

 
 

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What you need to know for new CCTV installations

Cameras

  • What does each camera need to see? i.e. how far, how wide, how much detail?
  • What are the conditions the camera needs to work in? i.e. Day or night, infra-red, indoor or outdoor?
  • How will it be mounted, and are there any style considerations?

DVRs

  • How many cameras does it need to monitor, allowing for any expansion?
  • Do you need full D1 (576 line) recording on all channels?
  • How many days of recording at what quality needs to be stored?

Cabling

  • Do you want to run coaxial + power, or CAT5E/CAT6 with baluns?

Power

  • Will you supply power locally to each camera, or have one central supply?
  • What size of UPS do they need?
  • Do you want a plug pack, wall box (needs an electrician to wire), rack-mounted supply, or power supply + video balun box in one?

Networking & Remote Access

  • Does your customer want to view their cameras remotely?
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