D-Link DNR-2060-08P Guide D'installation page 3

Front panel I/O
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Figure 2. DNR-2060-08P Front Panel
The USB 2.0 ports allow users to
connect an external USB device to
1 USB connector
the unit, such as a USB ThumbDrive
or a USB mouse.
Press this switch to power on the
2 Power
NVR. The LED will light up.
This button is also used for marking
Copy
time in quick video export function.
Press this button to enter Dome
Dome
Camera Control mode.
Press this button to start automatic
Seq
sequence display of cameras.
Press this button to freeze the current
Freeze
viewing screen.
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Press once to start the playback of
Play
recorded video. Press again to exit.
Press this button to view in full-screen
Mode
or multiple window modes.
Press this button to search recorded
Search
video by date/time or event.
Press this button to enter the OSD
Menu
setup menu.
In Live and Playback modes, press
Channel Select
4 any button to view the corresponding
Button: 1-8
video in fullscreen.
1. In Zoom mode, these buttons
2. In the OSD setup menu, the
5 Direction Button
This is used to control playback
6 Shuttle/Jog
operations.
Press this button to cancel or exit from
7 Esc Button
a control mode.
1. In OSD menu or selection interface,
8 Enter Button
2. In live full-screen viewing mode,
Table 2. Front Panel Descriptions
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4 7 8 6
function as normal direction
buttons.
direction buttons are used to move
the cursor to previous or next fields.
To change the value in the selected
field, press UP/DOWN buttons.
press this button to make the
selection or save settings.
press this button to view 2× zoom;
press it again to return to normal.
Rear panel I/O
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Figure 3. DNR-2060-08P Rear Panel
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LED
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Indication
2 PoE Ports
3 Power Jack
Main Monitor
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Audio Out
Main Monitor
5 (Digital
Output)
Main Monitor
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(VGA)
Alarm I/O &
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RS-485
LAN
8 10/100/1000M
(RJ-45)
9 e-SATA Port
10 USB 2.0 Port
Table 3. Rear Panel Descriptions
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Each IP camera has two
corresponding LEDs:
1. The lit orange LED signifies that the
IP camera is connected and power
is supplied via PoE. When the LED
is off, either the power is separately
connected or the IP camera is not
connected.
2. The blinking green LEDs represent
data being transmitted from the IP
cameras to the NVR. When the
LED is not on, that means the IP
camera is not connected.
The optional PoE ports offer direct
connections to four IP cameras. The
IP cameras can be "plug and play"
if the function is enabled in the OSD
menu.
Connect the power supply cord
shipped with the NVR. The use of
other power supply cords may cause
overloading.
A RCA connector is provided to
output audio associated with the main
monitor.
A digital output connector is provided
for connection to a displaying device
that transfers data digitally to show
the best video quality.
A VGA output connector is offered for
connecting to a VGA monitor.
The NVR provides alarm I/O and
RS-485 ports that offer users the
flexibility required to connect the
unit to other devices.
The NVR is capable of networking
and it allows videos to be viewed
over the LAN network or the Internet
by using Internet Explorer.
Users can connect an e-SATA storage
device via this port.
The USB 2.0 port located on the rear
panel is for users to connect external
USB devices to the unit, such as
ThumbDrive or a USB mouse.
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