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The recorder address are indicated in an alarm mail as follows.

Contents of the alarm mail (example)
In NWDR (192.168.0.250), alarm was occurred.

 Occurrence date and time: xxxx-xx-xx xx:xx:xx GMT+xx:xx (Example. 2023-10-18 12:00:00 GMT+9:00)


 Alarm descriptions: Alarm descriptions, camera channel or alarm number will be described.
(Example: SITE ALARM (Motion Det) CAM1 1ch)


 URL: http://192.168.0.250/


The following mail will be sent to notify of a trouble occurrence to a registered address when the trouble occurs.
NWDR (192.168.0.250) Status notification
Occurrence date and time: xxxx-xx-xx xx:xx:xx GMT+xx:xx (Example. 2023-10-18 12:00:00 GMT+9:00)
Status: MAIN THERMAL ERROR
Indication
Description
 
Date & time
Date & time when the trouble occurred will be displayed.
 
Status
The description of the trouble will be displayed. "ccc" indicates the camera number, "x" indicates the unit, "y" indicates the HDD number, "z" indicates the FAN number, "n" indicates the storage destination, "m" indicates the recorder number.
 
Thermal error:
MAIN THERMAL ERROR
 
EXTx THERMAL ERROR
 
Fan error:
MAIN FANz ERROR
 
EXTx FANz ERROR
 
NW camera error detection:
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION ERROR
 
NW camera error recovery:
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION RECOVERED
 
NW camera error detection (audio):
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION ERROR(AUDIO)
 
NW camera error recovery (audio):
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION RECOVERED(AUDIO)
 
Video loss detection (encoder):
CAM ccc VIDEO LOSS
 
Video loss recovery (encoder):
CAM ccc VIDEO RECOVERED
 
NW camera error detection (video):
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION ERROR(VIDEO
 
NW camera error recovery (video):
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION RECOVERED(VIDEO)
 
NW camera error detection (live):
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION ERROR(LIVE)
 
NW camera error recovery (live):
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION RECOVERED(LIVE)
 
NW camera fault detection (video stream for remote monitoring)
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION ERROR(SERVICE)
 
NW camera fault recovery (video stream for remote monitoring)
CAM ccc COMMUNICATION RECOVERED(SERVICE)
 
HDD smart warning:
MAIN-y SMART WARNING
 
EXTx-y SMART WARNING
 
HDD slow response:
MAIN-y SLOW RESPONSE
 
EXTx-y SLOW RESPONSE
 
HDD hour meter warning:
MAIN-y HOUR METER WARNING
 
EXTx-y HOUR METER WARNING
 
Auto remove of link:
MAIN-y LOGICALLY REMOVED
 
MAIN LOGICALLY REMOVED
 
EXTx-y LOGICALLY REMOVED
 
EXTx LOGICALLY REMOVED
 
HDD remove error:
MAIN-y SWAP WARNING
 
EXTx-y SWAP WARNING
 
HDD remaining capacity notice:
HDD CAPACITY REMAINS **%
 

** indicates the percentage of remaining capacity


 
Status HDD skip:
MAIN-y HDD SKIP
 
MAIN-y,y HDD SKIP
 
MAIN HDD SKIP
 
EXTx-y HDD SKIP
 
EXTx-y,y HDD SKIP
 
EXTx HDD SKIP
 
Format error:
MAIN-y SINGLE FORMAT ERROR
 
MAIN-y,y FORMAT ERROR
 
MAIN RAID5 FORMAT ERROR
 
MAIN RAID6 FORMAT ERROR
 
EXTx-y SINGLE FORMAT ERROR
 
EXTx-y,y FORMAT ERROR
 
EXTx RAID5 FORMAT ERROR
 
EXTx RAID6 FORMAT ERROR
 
RAID1 1down [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID1 1 DOWN
 
EXTx-y RAID1 1 DOWN
 
RAID5 1down [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID5 1 DOWN
 
EXTx-y RAID5 1 DOWN
 
RAID5 2down [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID5 2 DOWN
 
EXTx-y RAID5 2 DOWN
 
RAID6 1down [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID6 1 DOWN
 
EXTx-y RAID6 1 DOWN
 
RAID6 2down [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID6 2 DOWN
 
EXTx-y RAID6 2 DOWN
 
RAID6 3down [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID6 3 DOWN
 
EXTx-y RAID6 3 DOWN
 
Starting mirroring recovery:
MAIN-y,y MIRROR RECOVERY START
 
EXTx-y,y MIRROR RECOVERY START
 
Starting RAID5 recovery [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID5 RECOVERY START
 
EXTx-y RAID5 RECOVERY START
 
Starting RAID6 recovery [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y RAID6 RECOVERY START
 
EXTx-y RAID6 RECOVERY START
 
Complete mirroring recovery:
MAIN-y,y MIRROR RECOVERY COMPLETE
 
EXTx-y,y MIRROR RECOVERY COMPLETE
 
Complete RAID5 recovery [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN RAID5 RECOVERY COMPLETE
 
EXTx RAID5 RECOVERY COMPLETE
 
Complete RAID6 recovery [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN RAID6 RECOVERY COMPLETE
 
EXTx RAID6 RECOVERY COMPLETE
 
Mirroring recovery failure [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN-y,y MIRROR RECOVERY FAILURE
 
EXTx-y,y MIRROR RECOVERY FAILURE
 
RAID5 Recovery failure [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN RAID5 RECOVERY FAILURE
 
EXTx RAID5 RECOVERY FAILURE
 
RAID6 Recovery failure [NX410/NX510]:
MAIN RAID6 RECOVERY FAILURE
 
EXTx RAID6 RECOVERY FAILURE
 
Copy media FULL:
COPY MEDIUM FULL
 
Number of data on the copy medium exceeded:
OVER LIMITATION ON COPY MEDIUM
 
Network link down detection:
NETWORK LINK ERROR
 
Power failure detection:
POWER LOSS
 
Power failure recovery:
POWER RECOVERED
 
Camera SD memory card error:
CAM ccc SD ERR
 
Camera SD memory write start command error:
CAM ccc SD START ERR
 
Camera SD memory write completion command error:
CAM ccc SD END ERR
 
Camera SD Image acquisition failure:
CAM ccc GET IMG ERR
 
Camera SD Accumulated recording time warning:
CAM ccc SD LIFE WARNING (LONG-TERM)
 
Camera SD Overwrite warning:
CAM ccc SD LIFE WARNING (OVER-REWRITTEN)
 
Camera SD Access error:
CAM ccc SD ACCESS ERROR
 
Camera SD recording failure:
CAM ccc SD RECORDING ERROR
 
Camera SD memory card not recognized:
CAM ccc SD MEMORY CARD NOT DETECTED
 
Camera SD memory card capacity warning:
CAM ccc SD MEMORY CARD CAPACITY WARNING
 
Camera SD memory card full:
CAM ccc SD MEMORY CARD FULL
 
Camera failure (*):
CAM ccc HARDWARE ERROR
 
Exchange notification of wiper rubber of camera (*):
CAM ccc REPLACE WIPER RUBBER
 

* For WV-SUD638 camera only


 
 
Changed angle:
CAM ccc CHANGED FROM INSTALLATION ANGLE
 
Recover angle:
CAM ccc RECOVERED TO INSTALLATION ANGLE
 
The trial period for the ext. software has expired:
CAM ccc EXTENSION SOFTWARE TRIAL PERIOD EXPIRED
 
NAS backup error:
NAS STORAGE-n ERROR
 
NAS backup full:
NAS STORAGE-n FULL
 
NAS backup interrupted:
NAS STORAGE-n INTERRUPTED
 
Failover (Operation suspended):
FAILOVEROPERATION SUSPENDED
 
Failover (Alternative operation):
FAILOVERSWITCHED TO RECORDER-m
 
Rollback:
ROLLBACK
This section provides an explanation of how to use the NAS backup function with this recorder.
Professional knowledge and experience with the NAS are required for the operation of the NAS backup function.

When you register the license of the NAS backup function, the recording data can be backed up in the NAS drive. Up to 2 NAS drives can be set as storage. Cameras subject to backup and a schedule can also be set. It can also be backed up manually.
Important:

The protocol of supported file system is NFSv3.


Create a mount path on the NAS drive before using it.


Refer to the operation manual of your NAS drive to create the directory.


After mounting the NAS drive, the following directory will be created on the mount path.


  NXR/bkup/:Directory for scheduled backup


  NXR/data/:Directory for manual backup


For the data copied to the NAS, it is not possible to playback on the recorder. Also, it is not possible to display the list of backup data on the recorder or the PC web browser. Playback the backup data with viewer software.


Register the license of the NAS backup function to use it. To register the options, the "Registration Key" that can be obtained from the Key Management System is required. Refer to the "Activation Key Card" attached to the recorder for how to obtain the registration key.Enter the following number for the Activation Key No. and the registration ID.

Activation Key No.: 1572-0060-030B-1234
Registration ID: 25D2-36AB

Refer to the following section for license registration of the NAS backup function.
Configure the settings and operations relating to the system [System management]
Important:

When the setting of the NAS backup function is changed, the backup processing will stop. If the setting ischanged during the backup, the backup schedule will not be executed until the next backup time.This also applies to the case of the HDD management screen being displayed.


Click the [Extra function] - the [NAS backup] tab of the [Advanced setup] on the setting menu.
→ The NAS backup screen will be displayed.
[NAS backup]
On: Enables the NAS backup function.
Off: Disables the NAS backup function.
Default: Off
[Selection of storage destination]
Check the storage destination used for backup. When two storage destinations are set, the backup will be written to the other storage destination once the remaining capacity of the initial storage destination during backup runs out.
Storage-1 / Storage-2
[IP address]
Set the IP address of the NAS.
[Directory name]
Set the storage destination directory name.
[Connection test]
Click the [Execute >] button, the system starts the connection test and displays [Results] and [Free].
Schedule setup of the NAS backup
Click the [Setup >] button to set cameras to be backed up, a file format and a schedule.
Configure the schedule settings
Schedule setup of the NAS backup
[Current backup status]
Displays the storage destination connection status.

 Normal (Storage-1), Normal (Storage-2) : Backup is available.


 Error (No remaining capacity) : No remaining capacity on storage destinations.


 Error (Communication) : No communication available and storage destination is notmounted.


 Blank : The NAS is invalid or has never been connected.


[Re-connect] button
Click the [Re-connect] button, the system starts the connection test with storage destination 1 and 2 and displays the connection status.
Backup error history
Click the [View >] button to display the backup error history screen.
If the backup did not complete on the backup execution date, the time range that could not be backed up will be displayed at midnight on the next day.
[Recording date and time when the backup was interrupted.]
Displays the time range that could not be backed up.
[Log]
Displays the reason why the backup could not be done.

 Not backed up yet (No remaining capacity) : The remaining capacity of the storage destination ran out during backup.


 Not backed up yet (Interrupted) : The backup was not completed because the schedule period expired, the backup stopped due to a setting change, etc.


 Not backed up yet (Failed) : The backup stopped because an error occurred.


 No recording data in HDD : There was no recorded data of the target date because it was overwritten or the HDD broke down.


Click the [Back] button to close the backup error history screen.
Set the target camera and the time table for which to perform the backup.
Click the [OK] button at the end to complete the schedule settings.
[Camera]
Check cameras to be backed up.
[File format]
Select a file format used for saving. 
Original (n3r/n3a) / MP4
Default: Original (n3r/n3a)
[Time (indication) required for backup one day’s data]
Displays the indication time.
When you click the [Refresh] button, the indication time at the point will be re-displayed.
Note:

Indication time displays the time when the estimated recording capacity of the day with the largest recording capacity among the days set to record is backed up at 5 Mbps. Actual backup time will vary more or less.


Indication time will be displayed as 99 hours if it is over 99 hours.


[Backup schedule (Total time)]
Displays the total time of backup set on the time table.
[Time table 1 / 2]
Set a time table to execute backup processing.
[Backup execution date]
Select a day to be backed up.
 1 day before / 2 days before / 3 days before
Default: 3 days before
Note:

The backed up data is saved in the schedule backup directory.


If power to the recorder is turned off and then resumed while the backup process is being executed, any data backed up before the power was turned off will be backed up again from the beginning. The data that was backed up before the power was turned off can not be played back.


Data can be backed up to the NAS manually by selecting the NAS as the copy destination of the copy panel.
Important:

When backing up manually, up to 6 million pieces of data can be backed up to the NAS separately from the scheduled backup.


Operation via recorder's main monitor
Click the [Copy] button on the operation panel of the main monitor.
→ The copy panel will be displayed.
Select [NAS (Storage-1)] or [NAS (Storage-2)] as the copy destination of the copy panel, and click the [Copy] button.Refer to the  following section for the details.
☞ Copy recorded images
Operation via PC web browser
Click the [Control] tab on the top page of the operation window, then click the [Copy] button of the copy box.
→ The copy panel will be displayed.
Select [NAS (Storage-1)] or [NAS (Storage-2)] as the copy destination of the copy panel and click the [OK] button, then click the [OK] button when the confirmation window is displayed.

→ The data copy window will close. Copying will start and the "COPY" icon will be displayed in the status display area. When copying is complete, the "COPY" icon will disappear.
Refer to the following section for the details.
Copy recorded images


This section provides an explanation of how to use the failover function with this rcorder.
The failover function requires operation by the system administrator.
When you register the license of the failover function, the stand-by recorder (slave recorder)substitutes for the recorder in operation (master recorder) and continues recording if the master recorder has an error.
Explanation of the failover operation
The slave recorder monitors the state of each master recorder.
 If the master recorder has an error, the slave recorder stops operation of the master recorder.
The slave recorder substitutes for the master recorder whose operation has been suspended and starts recording as the master recorder. At this time, the slave recorder will restart. It will not record during restart.
Failover operating condition
When the slave recorder can not communicate with the master recorder.
When there is no HDD or HDD unit that can be written to by the master recorder.
When executing the failover function manually in the setup menu.
Important:

The settings of the failover function are made for the slave recorder only.


Up to 5 master recorders can be set for one slave recorder.


The software versions of the slave recorder and master recorder must be same.


The number of additional camera licenses and secure communication licenses registered in the slave recorder must be equal or exceed the number of licenses that the master recorders have.


If a slave recorder with registered additional camera licenses switches to a master recorder that does not have an additional camera license, the slave recorder will lose its additional camera license registration.
If necessary, register the additional camera license to the slave recorder again.
Make sure to safely store the additional camera license registration key number.


The slave recorder can not perform recording, playback, camera operation and camera setting etc during failover operation. Camera settings that were already set are deleted.


Operation will not be switched while HDD management screen is displayed.


It may take time until a communication error with the master recorder is detected and failover is executed.


If an error occurs in the master recorder within 1 hour of changing its settings, a slave recorder with the prechange settings can operate as the master recorder.


Failover may also be executed when a communication error occurs in the slave recorder for a certain period of time.


To setup the master recorder for the setting which requires to restart such as license registration, set the "Failover setup" of the slave recorder to Off once. Set it to On after restarting the master recorder.


Recovery work appropriate for the system operation is required by the system administrator when the recording is switched over by the failover function to the slave recorder.


Information regarding remote monitoring of the master recorder is not carried over to the slave recorder. After failover and switched the operation, register for the remote monitoring again.
Register for remote monitoring [Service status]


Note:

When the master recorder executes failover operation, the "Recording mode" setting will be turned to OFF. Set it to On to return to normal operation.


Register the license of the failover function to use it. To register the options, the "Registration Key" that can be obtained from the Key Management System is required. Refer to the "Activation Key Card" attached to the recorder for how to obtain the registration key.Enter the following number for the Activation Key No. and the registration ID.

Activation Key No.: 1574-0060-030C-1234
Registration ID: 264E-7A59

The license is registered in the slave recorder only.
Refer to following section for license registration of the failover function.
Configure the settings and operations relating to the system [System management]
Settings are only made for the slave recorder.Click the [Extra function] - the [Failover] tab of the [Advanced setup] on the setting menu.
→ The failover screen will be displayed.
[Failover setup]
Select the operational settings.

On (monitoring): Master recorders are monitored to switch recording of the recorder if an error occurs.


Off (not monitoring): The failover function is not used.


Default: Off (not monitoring)
[Registered information]
Click the [Setup >] button to set the master recorders.
Configure the settings of the monitoring target recorder
[Update] button
Acquires the state of the master recorders and updates the display.

Available: Monitoring is on-going and recording can be switched if an error occurs.


Not available: Monitoring is not available due to the inconsistency with the version or the licenses, or the wrong registered information of the master recorder.


Suspend: The failover setup is set to Off.


Note:

When the status indicates Not available, check the version and the number of licenses of the recorder and match them.


The [Update] button can be clicked only when the failover operation is set to On.


[Manually execute the failover]
Select a recorder No. and click the [Execute] button to switch the recorder. If the registered information of the master recorder is changed, it is necessary to save the settings and click the [Execute] button.
Set master recorders subject to monitoring.
Click the [OK] button at the end to complete the change of registered information.
Important:

Monitoring target master recorders are recorders with the same model number.


The recorder whose HDD operation mode (single/Mirroring/RAID5/RAID6) is different from the slave recorder's HDD operation mode can not be set as the master recorder for monitoring.


The camera group recording operates according to the camera group recording setting set in the slave recorder. The camera group recording setting of the master recorder is not inherited.


[Address]
Enter the IP address of the recorder.
[Administrator name]
Enter the administrator name of the recorder.
[Password]
Enter the password of the recorder.
[Table to delete]
Select a recorder No. and click the [Delete] button to delete the recorder information.
During operation as the slave recorder, it can not perform recording, playback, camera operation and camera setting etc.
Before asking for repairs, check the symptoms with the following table.
Contact your dealer if a problem cannot be solved even after checking and trying the solution in the table or a problem is not described below.
Symptom
Cause/solution
Reference
Recording cannot be performed.

Is "On" is selected for "Recording mode"?
Check whether the settings are appropriate.


☞ Configure the advanced settings for recording and events [Advanced setup]

Are the settings of the schedules appropriate?
Check whether the settings are appropriate.


☞ Configure the advanced settings for schedule recording [Advanced schedule setup]
Cannot play back images.

Are there any recorded images on the hard disk drives?
Check if there are recorded images.


☞ Check the hard disk drive information [General]

Users who have logged into the system may not be authorized to playback images recorded on the hard disk drives.
Check the user level settings of these users.


☞ Configure the basic settings relating to user management [Basic]

Users who have logged into the system may not be authorized to display the images from cameras.
Check the user level settings of these users.


☞ Configure the basic settings relating to user management [Basic]
Audio is not output from the camera. Or audio is accompanied by noise.

Is the audio compression method of the camera compatible with this product?
This product supports only "AAC-LC (64 kbps)" and "G.711 (32 kbps, when using ONVIF camera of other companies)".
Check the setting of the connected camera.




Is other than "Selected camera" selected for "Audio output camera" in the "Monitor" - "Advanced setup" tab?
Check whether the setting is appropriate.


☞ Configure other settings relating to monitors [Advanced setup]
Cannot control the cameras.

Check whether the camera numbers and IP addresses that are displayed on the setup menu - the "Advanced setup" menu - the [Camera] page - [Camera registration] tab.


☞ Register camera [Camera registration]

Check if the user name and password has correctly been entered on the setup menu - the "Advanced setup" menu - the [Camera] page - [Camera registration] tab.


☞ Change the registered information [Registered information]
The message "Please insert a medium." is displayed even after an external storage device is inserted.

After the external storage device is inserted, it may take time to recognize the medium. Close the message window and wait for a while before retry.



Cannot access from the web browser.

Is the Ethernet cable firmly connected to the 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, or 1000BASE-T port on the rear side?
Confirm the cable is firmly connected.


Installation Guide

Is the connection indicator of the network port lit on the rear side?
When it is not lit, connection to a LAN is not established or a network is not working correctly.
Confirm that the connection indicator of the network port is lit. Refer to the system administrator if it is not lit.


Installation Guide

Is the valid IP address set?
Refer to a system administrator for further information about the settings.


☞ Configure the basic network settings [Basic]

Is the DHCP server connected to the network environment?
The default setting for the connection mode of the product is "Fixed IP". If the setting is changed to "Auto (DHCP)", access the device using the IP address obtained from the DHCP server. The acquired IP address can be found in the [Maintenance] - [System information] tab.


☞ Configure the basic network settings [Basic]

Are you accessing the wrong IP address?
Check the connection by using a ping command from the PC command prompt as follows.
>ping "IP address of this unit" If there is reply from this unit, the connection is normal. If not, check the settings of the IP address and the subnet mask.


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Is the same IP address provided to other devices?
Refer to a system administrator for further information about the settings.


☞ Configure the basic network settings [Basic]

Are there contradictions between the address and the network subnet to be accessed?
When the recorder and the client (PC) are on the same subnet, is the same subnet set for the IP addresses of the recorder and the PC? Or is "Use Proxy Server" for the settings of the browser checked? When accessing the recorder in the same subnet, entering the address of the recorder in the "Don’t Use Proxy For These Addresses" box is recommended.


☞ Configure the basic network settings [Basic]
The image displayed on the browser is not being refreshed.

Depending on the traffic of the network, there might be difficulties in displaying images. Press the [F5] button on the keyboard to request images.



Image refresh of the browser is slow.
Response of the browser is slow.

Isn't the network traffic heavy?
These symptoms may occur when the network traffic is heavy.



Cannot close the authentication window displayed when displaying the operation window.

Are the correct user name and password entered?
Confirm the correct user name and password.


☞ Register, edit or delete the user information [User registration]
Audio is interrupted during playback using the viewer software.

When playing images recorded at a higher frame rate, audio may sometimes be played interrupted.



Cannot play the downloaded recorded images.

When any setting of the setup menu has been changed during the download, the download will be canceled automatically. In this case, the downloaded file is not a complete file and it is impossible to play it.



An error message is displayed when trying to launch the viewer software by dragging and dropping multiple files onto it.

Decrease the number of the selected files or select files after launching the viewer software.



The external storage device is not recognized.

Is the connected external hard disk drive or USB memory compatible with USB 3.0 or 2.0?


Is the external storage device formatted in exFAT, FAT (FAT16) or FAT32?
If the capacity of the external storage device is 32 GB or less, the device must be formatted in FAT32. If it is 64 GB or more, the device must be formatted in exFAT.


Is the external storage device equipped with the password authentication function?


Is the connected hard disk drive run by USB bus power? The protection circuit function activates and the power supply will be stopped. Make sure to use the hard disk drive that runs using external power source.


If the recorder is started up with a USB cable connected, in rare cases, the external storage device may not be recognized. Connect the cable after starting up the recorder.



When opening the web browser of the camera from the setup menu of the web browser, H.264 images or H.265 images are not displayed.

The port forwarding function of this recorder is available only in HTTP traffic and therefore, images are not displayed. To display images, access the address of the camera directly in the web browser.


Configure the basic network settings [Basic]
The live image or the playback image turns to the black screen on the web browser.

The PC memory may be insufficient. End the web browser and unnecessary software, launch the web browser again and then connect to the recorder.



"SSL communication unavailable" was displayed in the connection error information on [Security] – [Communication] setting screen after selecting HTTPS for the connection with the camera.

Follow the procedures below.


  Click [Setup >] button of [Security between this product and camera] – [Connection] item on [Security] – [Communication] setting screen.


  Confirm that the connection of the camera is set to HTTPS and the port number to 00443. If the port number is wrong, set it to 00443.


  End the setting.


If the problem is not solved, further perform the following procedures.


  Click [Security between recorder and camera] – [Connection] item button on [Security] – [Communication] setting screen and set the connection of the camera to HTTP.


  Click [Setup >] of [Registered information] on [Camera] – [Camera registration] setting screen.


  Confirm that the camera port number is set to 00080. If the port number is wrong, set it to 00080.


  End the setting and open the setting screen again.


  Click [Setup >] button of [Security between this product and camera] – [Connection] item on [Security] – [Communication] setting screen and reset the connection of the camera to HTTPS.



The data size displayed in the copy panel differs from the data size which is actually copied.

The data size displayed in the copy panel is approximate. Errors will increase if audio data is recorded. Our network microphones in particular produce a large amount of data, so more errors tends to occur. Make sure to copy data to media with enough storage capacity.


☞ Copy recorded images
Copying progress can at times stop for a while at 99.9 %, or jump from 70 ~ 80 % to 100 %. 

If the data of our network microphone is copied in original format, copying will continue even though progress remains at 99.9 %, as the calculation error of the audio data is large. Make sure to copy data to media with enough storage capacity. Meanwhile, the data are copied in MP4 format, the progress may suddenly change to 100 % and the copy may be complete as the audio data is not copied if not recorded in AAC-LC.


☞ Copy recorded images
MP4 files cannot be played on the general viewer. Only audio is played.

The general viewer may not support codec. In this case, use the viewer software of the recorder.


☞ Play back the copied/downloaded images on a PC
The "Thermal error" indication is displayed on the main monitor.

The ambient operating temperature is 0 °C to +45 °C. The "Thermal error" is displayed based on the internal thermal information of the HDD. If the "Thermal error" indication is displayed, it is recommended to change the installation environment so that the ambient temperature is maintained at approx. +25 °C. When the "Thermal error" indication is displayed frequently, contact your dealer.


Installation Guide

Check if the fan is malfunctioning.


☞ Error logs

Check if the recorder ventilation holes or cooling fan are blocked, and also check for dust collected around the ventilation holes.


Installation Guide
Mouse cursor does not display

Is the cable properly connected? Some mice may not be recognized. Please use the mouse included with the product.



Audio communication errors and communication errors occur, camera images are not displayed, and video recording is not possible.

The camera's audio transmission mode may not be set correctly. Please confirm if the audio transmission mode setting is listening or bidirectional setting. In the status where the camera is connected, first switch the recording setting of this recorder to off, and return to (AAC-LC) On again to set it correctly.


☞ Set up recording for individual cameras [Advanced recording setup]
Camera live images are not displayed on the monitor as split screens, but are displayed as black images. 

If "Target stream" is set to "Stream (2) & Stream (4)" for the target cameras in AI privacy guard settings, the H.264 (2) and H.265 camera resolutions become the same as those of H.264 (1) and H.265 (1). Accordingly, depending on the number of split screens, live images may not be displayed or playback may not be available. If you are not using AI privacy guard recording with this product, set "Target stream" in the AI privacy guard settings for the target cameras to something other than "Stream (2) & Stream (4)".


☞ Change the registered information [Registered information]
☞ Select a camera which performs AI privacy guard recording [AI privacy guard recording camera]
☞ Display images from cameras on a multiscreen
☞ Play recorded images
No image is displayed on the HDMI monitor.

Does the HDMI output signal format match the specifications of your monitor?
To fix the HDMI output signal format, set the signal format supported by the monitor.


Is an HDMI switcher used between this product and the monitor? It may not work properly depending on the specifications of the HDMI switcher. In addition, please use an HDMI switcher that supports buspowered drive in a state where it operates with an external power supply for stable operation.


Is the cable in use compliant with the HDMI specifications? It may not work with a cable not compliant with the HDMI specifications. In addition, please use an HDMI cable of 5m or less in length to prevent deterioration of image quality and for stable operation.


☞ Set up the main monitor [Main monitor]
Installation Guide
The thumbnail image of the camera is displayed broken in the setup
menu of the web browser.

Check that the JPEG data encryption is not set to "On" in the camera setup menu.



Camera settings do not match the monitoring system settings. The live image on the monitor is not displayed correctly. The camera does not notify alarms.

[Camera] - [The functions of this product will not change the camera settings automatically] in [Advanced setup] is not checked. When this setting is checked, no camera settings are made. This may cause each function of the monitoring system to fail to operate properly.


☞ Set up advanced [Advanced setup]
PoE power supply stopped.

If the PoE power supply to the camera exceeds the power supply capacity of the IF1-WF01, the IF1-WF01 will stop PoE power supply. Reduce the number of cameras connected to the PoE power supply, and then click on the Error Resume button.
Note that the PoE total power supply warning occurs when 80% of the power supply capacity is exceeded.



When the camera images can not be displayed on the HDMI monitor or played back in the browser, it will restore after a while.

When the load on this product exceeds the allowable capacity, to continue the recording operation of this product, the monitor display function is reset. At this time, it can not be operated temporarily and will return to the start monitor display in about 2 minutes.



Front LCD display disappears for a few seconds. [NX410/NX510]

Due to the process of refreshing the LCD display, the characters on the LCD may disappear for a few seconds once a day.



Bit rate
Indicates how many bits of data can be processed or transmitted in a unit of time. Generally, the units are in bps, or bits per second. Used to indicate the compression rate of video and audio data, and how much data a communications line can send and receive in 1 second.
Day & Night (IR/electrical)
Day & Night (IR) is a function to switch on black and white optically with an infrared filter inserted, and Day & Night (electrical) is a function to switch on black and white with the image processing of the camera.
Emergency recording
A function to prioritize image/audio recording using the external switch connected to the recorder for when emergencies occur.
Event
Indicates an occurrence that causes the recorder to take an event action. Events include terminal alarm, command alarm and camera site alarm, etc.
Event action
A specific action to be taken at an event occurrence.
When "ALM" is selected, the occurrence of an event is announced by displaying a notification on the monitor, lighting the status indicators and sounding
the buzzer. When "ADM" is selected, the occurrence of an event will not be announced and only recording and filing of event logs will be performed. Only an event log is filed when it is set to Off.
Event recording
Function for starting recording automatically when an event occurs. Event recording includes Pre-event recording that records images before the event and event recording that records images after the event.
Fisheye correction
This is a function to correct the fisheye image of our and Panasonic fisheye camera to a 1-screen PTZ or 4-screen PTZ image.
Frame rate (ips)
Refers to the unit that determines the smoothness with which the recorded images are played back.
"ips" indicates the number of recorded frames in 1 second. The higher the number, the smoother the movement, but the available recording time becomes shorter.
MJPEG
Indicates a video format to sequentially transmit JPEG images from cameras.
Some cameras phrase this video codec as just "JPEG".
Multiscreen display
This product can display multiple camera simultaneously while displaying live images or playback images. Displaying of images from 4 cameras simultaneously is called as the 4-screen display.
TCP alarm notification
Sends a message to the registered address using our communication system when an event or error occurs. It is also used to receive the TCP alarm notification from the camera (camera site alarm) and operate event actions of the recorder.
Schedule recording
Function that automatically starts video and audio recording on a preset time schedule.
SD memory backup, SD memory data
The SD memory backup is a function of the camera to save images on the SD memory card inserted in the camera when the recorder fails to communicate with the camera during the set schedule. The SD memory data means its recorded image.
Smart coding (GOP control)
A control method of the camera to reduce the amount of the transmitted data by prolonging the refresh interval of the image when the motion in the image is little.
VMD (Motion detection) search
The function that automatically detects motion in images. In this product, it is possible to search for date & time of motion detection in recorded images.
Re-encoding transmission
When playing back recorded images in a web browser, remote monitoring or application, this function re-encodes the recorded images to the resolution and frame rate supported by the respective application.