Gadinan N6808HEPOE35618M

Gadinan H.265+ NVR Outdoor Waterproof Monitoring Kit User Manual

Model: N6808HEPOE35618M

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Gadinan H.265+ NVR Outdoor Waterproof Monitoring Kit. This advanced security system features 4K Ultra HD 8MP resolution, Power over Ethernet (POE) for simplified installation, H.265+ video compression, night vision, motion detection, and remote access capabilities.

Key features include:

  • Real H.265+ 4K 8MP resolution for exceptionally detailed video.
  • Enhanced night vision with Taiwan imported IR lamps.
  • HDR for improved clarity in high-contrast lighting.
  • H.265+ video compression for efficient storage and bandwidth usage.
  • Durable aluminum exteriors for extended product life.
  • Plug-and-play POE installation.
  • Customizable regional motion zones.
  • P2P remote access via smartphone/tablet.
  • Smart motion detection with email alerts.

2. Package Contents

Please check the package carefully to ensure all items are present and in good condition:

  • 1 x H.265+ 4CH/8CH 48V POE NVR (depending on your selection)
  • 2/4/6/8 x H.265+ Audio IP Cameras (depending on your selection)
  • 1 x Power cable for NVR
  • 1 x USB Mouse for NVR
  • 1 x User manual (this document)
  • Screws for camera installation
  • Waterproof caps for camera connections
  • (Optional) Hard Disk Drive (HDD) - if purchased with the kit
Contents of the Gadinan NVR security system package, including NVR, cameras, mouse, manual, screws, and waterproof caps.
Figure 2.1: Package Contents
Different packaging boxes for 4, 6, or 8 cameras, indicating 'One cable can get all' and 'PoE NVR Security System'.
Figure 2.2: Packaging for different camera quantities

3. Specifications

3.1. H.265+ POE NVR Specifications

FeatureDescription
Operating SystemEmbedded Linux
Video CompressionH.264/H.265+
Video Input (IP)4/8*8M (4K)
Video OutputsHDMI, VGA
Network InterfaceRJ45
HDD Support1*SATA port (supports up to 8TB HDD, not included)
P2P Remote ViewSupports iOS, Android (XMEye App)
Languages20+ languages available (Russian, English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, etc.)
Motion DetectionSupports
PlaybackSupports
ONVIFSupports
Power Supply48V
Net Weight3.5kg
Dimensions25.5CM x 22.3CM x 4.2CM
Dimensions of the NVR unit: 255mm length, 223mm width, 42mm height.
Figure 3.1: NVR Dimensions

3.2. H.265+ Audio POE Camera Specifications

FeatureDescription
Effective Pixel8MP
Main Stream3840*2160@15fps, 2592*1944@25fps, 1920*1080@25fps
Sub Stream1280*720@25fps, 704*576@25fps
Lens3.6mm default (6mm optional)
IR LEDs (Bullet Camera)6pcs array IR Leds with 25M IR Distance
IR LEDs (Dome Camera)15pcs IR Leds with 25M IR Distance
AudioBuilt-in Microphone (supports audio sound recording, no two-way audio)
Waterproof RatingIP66 (Outdoor use)
MaterialMetal case
Operating Temperature-30°C to 55°C
A dome camera with 'Vandalproof' text and a hammer hitting it, indicating its robust design.
Figure 3.2: Vandal-proof Dome Camera
A bullet camera showing multi-angle adjustment capabilities, including 360-degree rotation and 90-degree tilt.
Figure 3.3: Multi-angle Camera Adjustment
An outdoor dome camera in the rain, illustrating its IP66 waterproof and weather-proof design.
Figure 3.4: IP66 Waterproof Camera

4. Setup and Installation

4.1. POE Installation Overview

The Gadinan NVR system utilizes Power over Ethernet (POE) technology, simplifying installation significantly. A single Cat5e Ethernet cable connects each IP camera to the NVR, transmitting both data and power. This eliminates the need for separate power cables, adapters, or POE switches, reducing complexity and cost.

Simplified POE installation diagram showing a camera connected directly to the NVR via a single Ethernet cable, with no need for separate power, POE switch, or connectors.
Figure 4.1: Simplified POE Installation
A diagram illustrating the POE connection: an IP camera connects to the NVR via an Ethernet cable, receiving both data and power. It explicitly shows 'No Need of extra Power supply', 'No Camera Power Adapter', 'No BNC Cable', 'No POE Switch', and 'No Connector'.
Figure 4.2: POE Connection Diagram

4.2. NVR Back Panel Connections

Connect your cameras to the POE ports on the NVR. Connect a monitor via HDMI or VGA, and a mouse to a USB port for local control. The NVR also has an Audio Out port.

Back panel of a 4-channel NVR showing POE ports, DC 48V power input, HD-port (HDMI), Audio Out, VGA, and USB ports.
Figure 4.3: 4-Channel NVR Back Panel
Back panel of an 8-channel NVR showing POE ports, ON/OFF switch, DC 48V power input, HD-port (HDMI), Audio Out, VGA, and USB ports.
Figure 4.4: 8-Channel NVR Back Panel

4.3. Network Connection Diagram

For remote access and network features, connect the NVR to your router using an Ethernet cable. Ensure your router has internet access.

Network connection diagram showing NVR connected to a router, which is connected to a PC, and IP cameras (IPC) connected to the NVR or a POE switch, with remote access via 3G/WiFi to a phone.
Figure 4.5: System Network Connection

5. Operation

5.1. Local NVR Interface

After connecting the NVR to a monitor and mouse, you can navigate the system settings and view live feeds directly. The NVR supports multiple languages.

NVR interface showing a language selection dropdown with multiple languages like English, Spanish, Russian, etc.
Figure 5.1: NVR Language Selection
NVR Channel Type configuration screen for a 4-channel system, showing options for IP, 1080P, 5M, and 4K resolutions.
Figure 5.2: 4CH NVR Channel Type Configuration
NVR Channel Type configuration screen for an 8-channel system, showing options for IP, 4K, and 16 channels.
Figure 5.3: 8CH NVR Channel Type Configuration

5.2. Remote Access via PC (CMS Software)

To view your surveillance system from a PC, install the CMS (Central Management Software) for Windows or VMS for Mac. This software is typically provided on a CD or can be downloaded online (contact support for download links).

  1. Install the CMS software on your computer.
  2. Launch the CMS software. You may be prompted to log in.
  3. In the Device Manager, search for and add your NVR using its IP address or Serial ID.
  4. Once added, you can view live feeds and manage settings.
CMS software icon on a desktop.
Figure 5.4: CMS Software Icon
CMS login screen with fields for User Name (default 'super') and Password (default 'Null').
Figure 5.5: CMS Login Screen
CMS Device Manager interface showing a list of devices, with options to Add Area, Add Device, Modify, Delete, and search for devices.
Figure 5.6: CMS Device Manager
CMS Add Device window with fields for IP Address, Port, User Name, and Password.
Figure 5.7: CMS Add Device
CMS Live View interface displaying multiple camera feeds.
Figure 5.8: CMS Live View

To find your NVR's Serial ID (important for remote access):

NVR System Info screen showing Serial ID and QR codes for app download.
Figure 5.9: NVR System Info (Serial ID)
NVR Version Info screen showing system version, build date, and QR codes for app download.
Figure 5.10: NVR Version Info

5.3. Remote Access via Web Browser

You can access your NVR system through a web browser by visiting www.xmeye.net or by directly entering the NVR's local IP address (default: 192.168.1.10) into your browser.

Web interface login screen with fields for User Name and Password.
Figure 5.11: Web Interface Login
Web interface live view displaying multiple camera feeds.
Figure 5.12: Web Interface Live View

5.4. Remote Access via Smartphone App (XMEye)

The XMEye app allows you to view your cameras remotely from your iOS or Android smartphone or tablet.

  1. Download the "XMEye" app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
  2. Open the app and register an account if you don't have one.
  3. Add your NVR device by scanning the QR code (found in NVR System Info) or manually entering the Serial ID.
  4. Once added, you can view live video, playback recordings, and receive alerts.
XMEye app icon.
Figure 5.13: XMEye App Icon
XMEye app 'Add Device' screen with options for manual add or quick configuration via QR code.
Figure 5.14: XMEye App Add Device
XMEye app live video view in portrait mode, showing a single camera feed.
Figure 5.15: XMEye App Live View (Portrait)
XMEye app live video view in landscape mode, showing a single camera feed with control options.
Figure 5.16: XMEye App Live View (Landscape)

5.5. Video Playback

The system supports smart playback, allowing you to quickly review recorded footage. You can customize searching areas to speed up the review process by skipping unimportant video segments.

NVR interface showing a timeline for smart video playback, with markers for recorded events.
Figure 5.17: Smart Playback Interface

5.6. NVR Setup and Live View Video Demonstration

Video 5.1: Demonstration of NVR setup and live view functionality.

6. Key Features

6.1. H.265+ Video Compression

The system utilizes H.265+ video compression technology, which significantly reduces video file sizes without compromising quality. This results in substantial savings in hard drive space and network bandwidth compared to older H.264 compression.

Comparison of H.264 (MPEG-4/AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) compression, showing H.265 as a more advanced standard.
Figure 6.1: H.264 vs H.265+ Compression
Graph comparing bandwidth consumption of H.265 and H.264, showing H.265 uses significantly less bandwidth for the same quality.
Figure 6.2: H.265+ Bandwidth Savings

6.2. Motion Detection & Alarm Alerts

The system supports smart motion detection. When motion is detected, the camera can trigger an alarm message to your smartphone app or send a photo to your email, allowing for timely review of events.

Scenario showing a person detected by a camera, triggering an email alert and app push notification.
Figure 6.3: Motion Detection and Email Alert
NVR interface for Intelligent Motion settings, allowing configuration of channel, sensitivity, region, period, and alert actions like email and mobile reporting.
Figure 6.4: Motion Detection Settings

6.3. Audio Recording

Each camera is equipped with a built-in microphone, enabling audio recording alongside video. This provides authentic sound recording of the surrounding environment. Please note that this system does not support two-way audio communication.

A dome camera with a microphone icon and sound waves, indicating audio recording capability, with a person viewing live feed on a smartphone.
Figure 6.5: Audio Recording Feature
A close-up of a camera with a 'Built-in Mic' label.
Figure 6.6: Camera with Built-in Microphone

6.4. Smart IR-Cut Night Vision

The cameras feature a smart IR-Cut filter that automatically switches between day and night modes. This ensures clear, vivid surveillance footage by reducing color cast during the day and enhancing image brightness at night, with an IR distance of up to 25 meters.

Comparison of day and night vision, showing a clear color image during the day and a clear black and white image at night.
Figure 6.7: Day vs Night Vision
Diagram showing a camera with an infrared beam extending 25 meters for night vision.
Figure 6.8: Night Vision IR Distance

7. Maintenance

  • Regular Cleaning: Periodically clean the camera lenses with a soft, damp cloth to ensure clear image quality. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Firmware Updates: Check for NVR and camera firmware updates regularly. Updates can improve performance, add features, and enhance security. Refer to the manufacturer's website or contact support for the latest firmware.
  • Cable Management: Ensure all cables are securely connected and protected from environmental damage.
  • Hard Drive Health: If an HDD is installed, monitor its health through the NVR interface to prevent data loss.
  • Environmental Protection: While cameras are IP66 waterproof, extreme weather conditions can still affect performance. Ensure proper installation to minimize exposure to harsh elements.

8. Troubleshooting

8.1. No Video Display

  • Check Power: Ensure the NVR is powered on and the power adapter is securely connected.
  • Monitor Connection: Verify that the HDMI or VGA cable is correctly connected between the NVR and the monitor.
  • Camera Connection: For POE cameras, ensure the Ethernet cable is securely connected to both the camera and the NVR's POE port. Check for any damage to the cable.
  • NVR Channel Status: Access the NVR interface and check the status of each camera channel. If a channel shows 'NoConfig' or 'Offline', try re-adding the camera or checking its network settings.

8.2. Cannot Access Remotely (PC/App)

  • Network Connection: Ensure the NVR is connected to your router and has internet access. Check your router's internet connection.
  • App/Software Login: Double-check your login credentials for the XMEye app or CMS software.
  • Device Added Correctly: Verify that the NVR was added correctly to the app/software using the correct Serial ID or IP address.
  • Firewall/Router Settings: Your router's firewall or network settings might be blocking access. Ensure necessary ports are open or UPnP is enabled (if supported and configured).

8.3. Motion Detection Not Working

  • Enable Motion Detection: Ensure motion detection is enabled for the specific camera channels in the NVR settings.
  • Configure Motion Zones: Adjust the sensitivity and threshold of motion detection zones to suit your environment.
  • Check Alert Settings: Verify that email alerts or app push notifications are correctly configured in the NVR's alarm settings.

9. Warranty and Support

For detailed warranty information, technical support, and further assistance, please refer to the official user manual PDF provided by the manufacturer. You can access the PDF document here.

For any specific inquiries or issues not covered in this manual, please contact Gadinan customer support.

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