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27 May 2016

How to configure Motion Detection and recording for eLine Tribrid Recorders

Technical Support Knowledge Base: How to configure Motion Detection and recording for eLine Tribrid Recorders

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From Live screen:

  • Right click and choose Main Menu
  • Login
  • Click on the CAMERA icon [bottom row]
  • Click on ENCODE [Left column]
  • Select the recording resolution and frame rates desired for each camera
  • Click APPLY and SAVE when all cameras have been adjusted
  • Click on EVENT icon [bottom row] **IMPORTANT** DO NOT “COPY TO ALL” WITHIN THIS MENU. DOING SO WILL SET ALL CHANNELS TO RECORD ON CH 1
  • Click on DETECT/VIDEO DETECT
  • ENABLE motion for each channel
  • Click region SETUP (do this for all channels) To select a region – left click and drag across screen to turn blocks red RED = Motion CLEAR = NO motion

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  •  Right click to exit region settings
  • Click APPLY and SAVE
  • Click on the STORAGE icon [bottom row]
  • Click SCHEDULE
  • Click on the COG WHEEL icon  [right side]
  • Deselect REGULAR and SELECT MD for Period 1

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  •  Select ALL for all days, click SAVE
  • Click COPY and select ALL for all cameras
  • Click APPLY
  • Click RECORD [Left column]
  • Select ALL button listed under MAIN STREAM  SCHEDULE (or it also may say AUTO)
  • Click APPLY/OK
  • Right-Click to exit the Menu A green camera / red running men icons appear at the top right corner of each camera if motion is detecting. THERE ARE NO ICONS visible if motion is not being detected.

 

  •  Green camera = Recording to the HDD
  • Red running men = Motion is enabled and working
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27 May 2016

eLine Tribrid DVR How to guide Startup Wizard and Configure Motion Detection

eLine Tribrid DVR How to guide Startup Wizard and Configure Motion Detection

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  • When the system has started, and the wizard is still enabled:Deselect ‘startup’ Click NEXT STEP  [FIG. 1]

Figure 1: Startup Wizard Screen
Figure 1: Startup Wizard Screen

  • Verify HDD is set to overwrite
  • Click DATE&TIME  Tab
  • Configure your system date and time settings *Suggestion* Do not enable NTP unless required
  • Click NEXT STEP
  • Plug in a network cable, and select DHCP (to obtain an IP and verify the connection)  [FIG. 2]
Figure 2: Select the circle dot to high-lite yellow next to DHCP

Figure 2: Select the circle dot to high-lite yellow next to DHCP

  • Click NEXT STEP
  • Click on the ‘cog wheel’ button on the right side of the screen [FIG.3]

Figure 3: On this screen click the "cog-wheel or gear" button
Figure 3: On this screen click the “cog-wheel or gear” button

  • Deselect REGULAR and SELECT MD for Period 1 [FIG.4]

Figure 4: make sure MD is highlighted and check yellow and Regular is not
Figure 4: make sure MD is highlighted and check yellow and Regular is not

  •  Select ALL for all days, click SAVE
  • Click COPY and apply to all channels
  • Click FINISH
  • Right-Click main screen choose MAIN MENU
  • Login
  • Click STORAGE icon > SETTINGS row
  • Click RECORD in the left column [FIG.5]

Figure 5: On this screen click record highlighted in black

Figure 5: On this screen click record highlighted in black

  • Select ALL button listed under MAIN STREAM – SCHEDULE (or may say AUTO)

  • SAVE
  • Right-Click to exit the Menu System is now configured for motion recording

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27 May 2016

eLine Tribrid DVR and NVR’s Search Mode and Export procedure How to Guide

Technical Support Knowledge Base: Search Mode and Export procedure How to Guide


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Basic search From Live camera view:

  1. Figure 1: Right click to populate menu and choose SEARCH

    Figure 1: Right click to populate menu and choose SEARCH

    Right-click and choose SEARCH  [FIG. 1]

  2. Click the calendar DATE for playback [FIG. 2] Light blue = recorded video on that date
  3. Select the channel grid and camera selection (below the calendar)
  4. Click on a colored area in the timeline at the bottom Yellow = Motion  Green = Manual/Constant Red = Alarm
  5. The timeline displays 24hrs by default,  to decrease the span of time, click on the + icons labeled 2hr / 1 hr / 30min (bottom right corner)
  6. To change the selected camera, you must stop the playback first
    Figure 2: Click the calendar date. High-lite in light blue.

    Figure 2: Click the calendar date. High-lite in light blue.


Exporting video Comes in 2 Methods

Method 1:

  1. From live screen, plug in a USB flash drive, and wait for the selection window to appear
  2. Click on FILE BACKUP [FIG. 3]
  3. Input the Start time / End time [FIG. 4]
  4. Choose the RECORD CHANNEL that you want to backup
  5. Choose the FILE FORMAT DAV = Will need the video player  ASF = Will playback through Windows Media Player
    Figure 3: Once USB is plugged in this selection window will appear

    Figure 3: Once USB is plugged in this selection window will appear

  6. Click ADD
  7. Any file found for the time frame indicated will populate in the backup box.  Put a checkmark in each file you want to export
  8. Click BACKUP
  9. A progress bar will appear and when complete, you can remove the USB drive

Method 2:

  1. From live screen, right click and choose MAIN MENU
  2. Login
  3. Click the BACKUP icon on the top row
    Figure 4: Choose the star time and End Time from the timeline

    Figure 4: Choose the star time and End Time from the timeline

  4. Follow steps 3-9 from Method 1 above  
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20 Apr 2015

IMPORTANT! Sniper Cameras Setting up NVR-10 for Remote Connection

SNI-NVR10RemoteSetupTechnical Support Knowledge Base: Sniper Cameras

Setting up NVR-10 for Remote Connection

***IMPORTANT: This setup is the alternative to using the USA2 Server. The 4G cameras will not be compatible unless they are hardwired into an existing network. You will need a PC that will be dedicated to running the NVR-10 software at all times, otherwise the cameras will not be accessible remotely.***

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20 Mar 2015

Sniper Relay Server Support

Sniper Relay Server Support

Important Update for Sniper Camera Cloud Service for Sniper Cameras beginning with “ELI-SNI”

The Sniper relay server will no longer be subsidized by eLine Technology. For Sniper Cameras that are connected to a network without the use of 4G/3G you may choose to set up the sniper camera without the use of the relay server, read the following Tech support document for guidance on this issue.

For the Remote viewing and access to your Sniper “ELI-SNI” camera you can utilize easyipcampc.easyipcam.com

If you need Tech Support in regards to the relay server please email sales@2delectronics.com

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04 Nov 2014

Bypass port forwarding with HDCVI and P2P

HD-CVI not only provides an affordable 1080p transmission over coaxial cable but, it is also easy to install and one of the reasons why is because HDCVI DVRs from eLine Technology utilize peer-to-peer (p2p) networking that allows the user to bypass port forwarding.
How does this feature work? If you own an HDCVI DVR from eLine Technology and have your DVR connected to the cameras and to the network all you have to do is enable P2P and then your DVR is ready to be accessed remotely.
This information is provided to help users connect their HDCVI DVR to a network, enable P2P, and setup remote monitoring from Mobile devices and from a browser.
Click Here to Download step-by-step Instructions or please utilize our video tutorials to help guide you through setting up your HDCVI DVR.

 How to setup an HDCVI DVR, Connect to the network and Enable P2P

How to Setup HDCVI on your Mobile Device

Download the mobile applications:

Questek MMS

iMMS Lite

Set up HDCVI on your Browser

HDCVI P2P Webiste: http://www.hdcvip2p.com/

If you are interested in learning more about HDCVI Technology, HDCVI Cameras and HDCVI DVRs contact us or call 800.683.6835.

 

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18 Oct 2013

How to put live video on your website from a surveillance camera

Installing live streaming video feeds on your website is easy with and eLine security camera

There are many applications for having live video on a web page. Cities, resorts, tourism businesses, and vacation homes can have a weather cam. Day cares and schools can have live video available to parents. Pet boarding services and pet owners can have a doggie-cam.

We make it easy by providing the web page code that you can customize with your own camera  information. You will need some knowledge of how to upload a file to your website’s host server.

The below instructions produce a public web page that anyone can access over the internet. If you would like a password protected web page, please consult a web designer/developer. Currently, audio is not available.

Download the web page html document

Six steps get you up and running with live streaming video

  1. Download the html file and open it using a text editor like Notepad++ or a code editor like Adobe Dreamweaver
  2. Reference the screenshot of the code below. The Server and Port are already set to eLine’s information. Do not change those.
  3. Replace ‘username’,’password’ with your camera’s username and password.
  4. Replace “CameraID” with your camera’s ID.
  5. “Save As” with the file name of your choice but keep the extension as .html
  6. You will need ftp access to your website’s server. Upload the html file to your website’s root directory. The url to your video page will be http://yourdomainname.com/yourfilename.html

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*The demo features an added headline and text

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30 Jan 2013

960H – The New High Definition Analog DVR

Surveillance cameras with Sony’s Effio sensor produce high quality 700+ TVL images, but if you’re recording at CIF or D1, you’re not seeing that resolution.

New eLine DVRs optimized for 960H real-time recording offer 960 horizontal lines, the highest available resolution for Analog recording, while most DVRs currently on the market max out at D1 with a lower frame rate. Going from D1 recording to 960H is a 34% increase in resolution, and a full frame rate of 30 fpsensures no loss of image quality.

960H also has a wider format with a true-to- life aspect ratio that doesn’t stretch the image.

Better DVR recording performance gives you more cost-effective options when configuring and placing cameras. In addition, eLine PRO cameras with an Effio hard-coded feature set of Low Light Illumination, Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), and Digital Noise Reduction (DNR) performs well in various light conditions. These cameras paired with a 960H DVR can be a formidable alternative to IP MegaPixel systems.

 

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