This document is the user manual for 4 Ch Video Server V1.1. The product allows for video transmission, storage, playback, and remote management, making it suitable for home security surveillance systems.
This manual describes the hardware configuration of the 4‑channel Video Server, including CPU, memory, video and audio inputs, alarm and relay ports, power requirements, and physical dimensions. It also details the supported video resolutions, compression formats, and motion‑detection features.
Network connectivity options, protocol support, and software requirements for configuration and remote management are covered. Instructions for USB storage management, firmware upgrades, and alarm handling are also included.
| CPU | ARM9, 32‑bit RISC |
|---|---|
| RAM | 64 MB |
| ROM | 8 MB |
| Video Input | 4 × BNC |
| Audio In/Out | 1 in / 1 out (RCA) |
| Alarm Input | 4 channels |
| Relay Output | 1 channel |
| RS‑485 Port | 1 (for PTZ control) |
| Power (LAN) | DC 12 V 600 mA |
| Power (WLAN) | DC 12 V 700 mA |
| Dimensions (W×H×D) | 218 mm × 44 mm × 202 mm |
| Ethernet | 10/100 Base‑T |
| Wireless | 802.11b/g (WEP 64/128‑bit) |
| Network Protocols | HTTP, TCP/IP, SMTP, FTP, PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS, NTP |
| Video Resolution (NTSC) | 668×448, 336×224, 160×96 |
| Video Resolution (PAL) | 688×544, 336×272, 160×128 |
| Compression Formats | MPEG‑4, JPEG |
| Simultaneous Connections | Up to 20 |
| Audio Support | 2‑way (duplex) |
The server has four BNC video input channels.
The device can handle up to 20 simultaneous connections.
It supports 802.11b/g Wi‑Fi with WEP 64/128‑bit encryption.
There are four alarm input ports (X4).