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Enter the “PTZ” screen from MAIN MENU →ADVANCED, as shown below:
CHANNEL: Displays the channel for the PTZ settings that will be adjusted.
PROTOCOL: Select the protocol of the corresponding brand and model. Pelco-D and
Pelco-P are supported with Pelco-D being the default.
BAUD RATE: Select the baud rate used by the PTZ Camera, with the 4 options of 1200,
2400, 4800, and 9600
DATA BIT: 5, 6, 7 and 8 are available with 8 being the default.
STOP BIT: 1 and 2 are available with 1 being the default.
VERIFY: 5 options of None/Odd/Even/Mark/Space. None is the default setting.
ADDRESS: Set the address used by the PTZ camera connected to this channel.
AUTO CRUISE: Turn ON / OFF the channel PTZ cruise function. When Auto Cruise is
enabled, the user must activated is by selecting START CRUISE in the right-click menu.
The PROTOCOL, BUAD RATE and ADDRESS must be set correctly in order for
the PTZ to function.
Enter the “Network” screen from MAIN MENU →ADVANCED, as shown below:
TYPE: Supports STATIC, DHCP, and PPPOE addressing.
STATIC: Configure the network parameters manually
DHCP: This will allow the DVR to auto-configure the network information.
Note: It is recommended to get an IP address by using DHCP: After selecting the
DHCP mode, select Apply then restart the DVR. After restarting, the system will
establish a connection with the DHCP server automatically. When this is successful,
this unit will be allocated an IP address, which will be displayed on the screen.
Set the TYPE to STATIC after the DVR has successfully allocated an IP address to
