Sony NSR-1000 Series Manuale utente

Network

Surveillance

Server

First Step Guide

Software Version 1.5 and Later

NSR-1000 Series

4-130-100-25 (1)

2Introduction

Introduction

This First Step Guide assumes the following conditions and usage for your system, and explains the procedures up until

actual operation. Use this document as a guide for setting up the unit before actual operation.

1) Be aware that if you decide to partition the internal hard disk later on, data that has already been recorded will be lost.

For more advanced operations…

If your operating environment or purpose of use requires the more advanced functions and settings available on the

NSR, refer to the Installation Manual (separate document) or User’s Guide (PDF) for details.

Examples of advanced operations

• Using non-Sony network cameras.

• Recording to storage expansions.

• Partitioning the internal hard disk or external storage, and assigning different storage locations based on the camera

or type of recording.

• Alarm recording.

• Controlling pan, tilt, and zoom on analog cameras.

• Using audio.

• Using client software (RealShot Manager Advanced).

• Customizing the layout.

• Advanced searching.

• Consolidating user management operations for multiple servers.

• Exporting video or still images to external media.

• Automatically presetting the camera in response to external alarms, and adjusting options such as the layout.

Conditions and usage assumed in this guide

• System includes only Sony network cameras and analog cameras.

• Pan, tilt, and zoom operations for analog cameras are not used.

• Audio is not used.

• Only scheduled recording is performed.

• Internal hard disk is not partitioned (partition settings not configured).1)

Installation and Setup Procedure

This document provides general explanations on installation and setup of systems that are constructed as follows.

1)The NSR-1050H is standard equipped with an NSBK-A16 analog encoder board, but the NSR-1200/1100 requires an optional NSBK-A16 or NSBK-

A16H expansion.

To use the NSBK-A16H, the software on the NSR must be updated to version 1.4 or later.

Notes

• Be sure to read the Safety Regulations (separate document) before installing the unit.

• For details on optional NSBK-A16/A16H expansions, contact your Sony dealer.

• PDF manuals are included with this unit. For details on how to use the PDF manuals, refer to the Installation Manual

(separate document).

Step 1

Installation

• Install the NSR

• Prepare devices

• Connect devices

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Step 2

System Setup

• Turn on the unit

• Configure initial settings with Setup Wizard

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Step 3

Software Setup

• Log on to NSR

• Perform basic configuration

• Register cameras automatically

• Configure scheduled recording automatically

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Settings complete

↓

Step 4

Verification

• Verify monitoring

• Verify image recording and playback

POWER 1 2 3NETWORK 1 2 3 4HDD 1 2 3 4 ERRORSTATUS REC

Analog cameras1)

Network cameras

Network switch

Monitors

Keyboard

Mouse

System Controller

4Step 1: Installation

Step 1: Installation

Installing the Unit

Before setting up, be sure that the location for

installation provides sufficient space and strength to

support the unit.

For details on installation, refer to the Installation

Manual (separate document).

Preparing Devices

Prepare the following devices based on your intended

use.

• Monitors ×2 (operations/settings; hot spot

monitoring)

• Monitor cable (if necessary)

•Keyboard

•Mouse

• System Controller

• Network cameras

•Networkswitch

•LANcable

• Analog cameras (when using an NSR-1050H unit or

an NSBK-A16/A16H expansion)

Installing Devices

Connecting the Monitors

Connect the monitor for operations and settings to

monitor connector 1, and connect the monitor for hot

spot monitoring to monitor connector 2.

For systems with only one monitor, be sure to connect

the monitor to monitor connector 1.

Example) When connecting two HDMI monitors

Example) When connecting an HDMI monitor

and VGA monitor (HDMI monitor used for

operations)

Caution

• There are restrictions on the combination of monitor

connectors that you can use. Be sure to read

“Connecting a Monitor” and “Monitor Connection

Examples” in the Installation Manual (separate

document) before connecting the monitors.

• When monitors are connected via a monitor switch,

images may not always display. We recommend

connecting monitors directly to the unit.

Monitor 1

(operations/settings)

Monitor 2

(hot spot monitoring)

HDMI monitor connector 1

HDMI monitor connector 2

Monitor 1

(operations/settings)

Monitor 2

(hot spot monitoring)

HDMI monitor connector 1

RGB monitor connector 2

Step 1: Installation

Connecting the Keyboard, Mouse and

System Controller

Connect the devices to the USB connectors on the front

and rear of the unit.

Example) When connecting to the USB

connector on the rear

Connecting the Network Cameras

Connect the network cameras and the unit to the same

network segment.

Connecting the Analog Cameras (only

with the NSR-1050H or NSBK-A16/A16H

expansion)

Use the supplied analog camera input cable to connect

the analog cameras.

Connect the analog cameras to the black video input

connectors. Each of the connectors on the analog camera

input cable is labeled with a BNC number from V1 to

V16. The connected cameras are assigned as “Analog

camera 1,” “Analog camera 2,” and so on, based on the

order of the BNC numbers to which they are connected.

Note

We recommend connecting the cameras in an order that

will make it easy to operate them on the screen.

Note

The white connectors (A1 to A4, 4 total) on the analog

camera input cable are used for audio input.

Connecting the Power Cord

Connect the power cord to the power supply connector.

Attach the safety clip to prevent the power cord from

disconnecting.

Mouse

Keyboard

System Controller

LAN connector 1

Network camera 3

Network switch

Network camera 2

Network camera 1

Analog camera cable input connector

Analog camera input cable

Analog camera 1 Video input connecter

(black)

Analog camera 2

6Step 2: System Setup

Step 2: System Setup

Turn on the unit and configure initial settings with the

Setup Wizard.

Turning On the Unit

Press the power switch to turn on the unit.

The power LED on the front panel is lit green when the

unit is turned on.

When you turn on the unit for the first time, the Setup

Wizard starts automatically.

Continue to the following section, “Configuring Initial

Settings with Setup Wizard.”

Notes

• The fan noise may be loud for about 2 seconds after

turning on the unit. This is not a malfunction.

• Turn on the peripheral devices before turning on the

unit.

Configuring Initial Settings with

Setup Wizard

When you turn on the unit, the Setup Wizard starts after

the following screen appears.

↓

Click [Next].

↓

Read the user license agreement, click [Accept], and

then click [Next].

↓

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Power switch

Step 2: System Setup

Select a display language, and click [Next].

↓

Select a language for the keyboard, and click [Next].

↓

Select a time zone, and click [Next].

↓

Set the date and time, and click [Next].

↓

Set the IP address for each server, and click [Next].

↓

Set the IP address for LAN connector 1, and click

[Next].

Note

Connect a network camera to LAN connector 1.

↓

Set the IP address for LAN connector 2, and click

[Next].

↓

8Step 2: System Setup

Set the IP address for LAN connector 3, and click

[Next].

Caution

Do not configure LAN connectors 1 to 3 to the same

network segment.

↓

Configure settings for monitor 1.

Select the [Dual Head] check box, select [Auto], and

then click [Next].

Note

When an HDMI monitor is connected, the image may be

compressed to fit the screen and text may appear blurry,

even if you adjust the resolution of the monitor and the

resolution of the image data to match. You may be able

to improve the image quality by selecting the [Dot By

Dot] check box so that each pixel of image data is

displayed as one dot on the monitor, without expansion

or compression processes. You may also need to

configure settings on the monitor side. Refer to the

operating instructions for your monitor.

↓

Configure settings for monitor 2.

Select [Auto], and click [Next].

↓

Select which audio connector to use, and click [Next].

When using audio output from an HDMI monitor, select

[HDMI].

↓

Select the RAID type for the internal hard disk drive,

and click [Next].

Note

This screen only appears for models that support RAID

level modification.

Caution

If you change the RAID level, the RAID will be

restructured after the wizard is completed. RAID

restructuring may take a few hours depending on the

selected level and capacity.

↓

Configure partitions for the internal hard disk drive, and

click [Next].

Step 2: System Setup

Specify the number of partitions, and select the

percentage of the total capacity to assign each partition.

This document assumes that you clicked [Next] with this

configuration unchanged at 100%.

↓

Set the server name, and click [Next].

↓

Configure analog camera connection settings, and click

[Next].

Select the serial connector standard to which the camera

you want to control will be connected, and configure

settings such as baud rate and parity bits.

This document assumes that you will not be controlling

pan, tilt, and zoom operations for analog cameras and,

therefore, clicked [Next] with this configuration

unchanged.

(This screen only appears when an NSR-1050H or

NSBK-A16/A16H (optional) is connected.)

↓

Select the video format for the analog cameras to be

connected, and click [Next].

(This screen only appears when an NSR-1050H or

NSBK-A16/A16H (optional) is connected.)

↓

Verify configurations, and click [Next].

↓

Click [Finish] when the restart confirmation message

appears.

↓

The unit restarts.

↓

Continue to the following section, “Step 3: Software

Setup.”

10 Step 3: Software Setup

Step 3: Software Setup

Log on to NSR, and configure basic settings for

automatic camera registration and automatic

scheduling.

Logging On

Enter the user name and password, and click [Logon].

Default user name: admin

Default password: admin

When logon is successful, the Automatic Camera

Registration dialog appears.

Click [No] for now.

For details on automatic camera registration, refer to the

Installation Manual (separate document).

Performing Basic Configuration

Perform basic configuration for automatic camera

registration and automatic scheduling.

Registering Cameras

Follow the instructions of the wizard to configure each

setting.

Select [Easy Setup], and click [Next].

The Easy Setup wizard appears.

If you do not want to register cameras, select [Skip

configuration] and click [Next], and proceed to

step 3.

1Select [Configure], and click [Next].

Note

To return to the previous screen and

reconfigure settings, click [Back].

The Camera Registration screen appears.

2Select the check boxes for the cameras you

want to register, and click [OK].

The cameras are registered in the order that

they appear in the list.

Note

If you clear the check box for a camera that is

already registered and click the [OK] button,

the registration will be canceled.

When registration completes, the following

screen appears.

Images from the camera are displayed.

Click on a text string to enable

text entry modification.

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