FUERS 7 inch NVR Screen 8CH Wireless NVR Security Camera System User Manual

1. Introduction

The FUERS 7 inch NVR Screen 8CH Wireless NVR Security Camera System is a comprehensive surveillance solution designed for both indoor and outdoor monitoring. This system features a built-in 7-inch LCD monitor for direct viewing, supports Wi-Fi connectivity for easy installation, and utilizes advanced H.265+ video compression for efficient storage. The cameras are IP66 waterproof and dustproof, ensuring reliable performance in various weather conditions. Key features include AI human detection, dual-lens cameras for synchronous monitoring, and remote viewing capabilities via a mobile application.

2. Product Components

The system typically includes the 7-inch NVR unit and a set of wireless cameras. The NVR unit integrates a display and recording capabilities, while the cameras provide high-resolution video capture.

2.1 NVR Unit Overview

• Antenna: For wireless communication with cameras.
• Power switch: To turn the NVR unit on/off.
• HDMI port: For connecting to an external monitor.
• USB port: For connecting a USB mouse or other peripherals.
• Network port (LAN): For wired network connection.
• TF Card port: Supports Micro SD cards up to 128GB for storage.
• Power port (DC12V): For NVR power supply.
• Hard disk location: Internal slot for a 2.5-inch SATA HDD (up to 16TB).
• Hanging hole: For wall mounting.
• Desktop stand: For tabletop placement.

2.2 Camera Unit Overview

• 5db antenna: For wireless signal reception.
• Bracket rotatable angle: Allows flexible positioning.
• 12V power interface: For camera power supply.
• Network Port: Optional wired network connection.
• Wide angle lens: Captures a broad field of view.
• 2+2 LED lights: For enhanced night vision.
• Telephoto lens: For detailed, zoomed-in views.
• 4+4 LED lights: Additional lighting for night vision.

3. Setup Guide

3.1 Initial Hardware Connection

1. Connect Network Cable: Insert a network cable into the LAN port of the NVR unit for internet access.
2. Connect USB Mouse: Plug the USB mouse into the USB port on the NVR unit.
3. Power On NVR: Connect the NVR power supply to the DC12V power port and plug it into an electrical outlet.
4. Power On Cameras: Connect the camera power supplies to the 12V power interfaces on each camera and plug them into electrical outlets.

3.2 Camera Pairing (QuickPair)

The system supports wireless pairing for easy installation. Follow these steps to connect your cameras to the NVR:

1. Once the NVR is powered on and the monitoring screen appears, right-click the mouse button to access the main menu.
2. Navigate to Main Menu > IP channel.
3. Select QuickPair.
4. The system will begin configuring. Please reboot the camera(s) to complete the operation. This process typically takes about three minutes per camera.

3.3 Mobile App Connection

To view your cameras remotely, download the XMEye app on your mobile device:

1. Open the XMEye software on your smartphone.
2. Scan the QR code displayed on the NVR screen to add the device.
3. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the device addition.

4. Operating Instructions

4.1 NVR Interface Navigation

After successful setup, the monitoring screen will display live feeds from your cameras. Right-click the mouse to access the main menu with various functions:

• Main Menu: Access system settings and advanced features.
• IP Channel: Manage camera connections and pairing.
• Playback: Review recorded footage.
• Record Conf.: Configure recording settings.
• System: General system settings, snapshot configuration, display settings, account management, backup, upgrade, auto-maintain, restore, HDD info, import/export, digital, log, version.
• Alarm: Configure intelligent alerts and traditional alarms.
• Network: Network settings.
• Date Time: Set system date and time.
• Custom View: Customize the display layout.
• PTZ Control: Control Pan/Tilt/Zoom functions of PTZ cameras.

4.2 Camera Features

• Dual Lens & Dual Screen: For cameras with dual lenses, the mobile app will show two video screens: one for the fixed-position lens and one for the PTZ lens. The system achieves 6MP resolution by combining two 3MP lenses.
• PTZ Control: Pan 270° and Tilt 90° movement can be controlled via the NVR interface or the mobile app.
• Night Vision: Cameras automatically switch between day vision, IR night vision, and full-color night vision using a built-in IR-CUT core module and LED lights.
• AI Human Detection: The system can quickly identify human targets and send immediate notifications (audio alarm, app push, email) to your phone.

4.3 Remote Viewing via Mobile App

The XMEye app provides comprehensive remote control and viewing options:

• Live View: Select 1-Screen, 4-Screen, or 9-Screen layouts to view live feeds.
• Playback: Access recorded videos.
• Message: View system notifications and alerts.
• Light & Alarm: Control camera lights and alarm functions.
• PTZ: Control camera pan, tilt, and zoom.
• Motion Tracking: Enable or disable motion tracking for PTZ cameras.
• SD Card Album: Access recordings stored on the camera's SD card.

5. Maintenance

5.1 Storage Management

The NVR supports multiple storage options:

• 2.5-inch Hard Disk Drive (HDD): One SATA slot, maximum support 16TB. Recommended for sufficient and easily accessible memory.
• Micro SD Card: One TF card slot, maximum of 128GB.
• Cloud Storage: Supported for remote backup of important moments.

Utilize H.265+ video compression to reduce file size by 50% compared to H.264, maintaining video quality and maximizing storage capacity.

5.2 General Maintenance

• Regularly check for and install firmware updates via the NVR's 'Upgrade' option in the System menu to ensure optimal performance and security.
• Keep camera lenses clean from dust and debris to maintain clear image quality.
• Ensure all power connections are secure and free from damage.

6. Troubleshooting

• Camera Not Connecting/Offline: If a camera shows 'Offline' status, ensure it is powered on and within range of the NVR. Try the 'QuickPair' process again (Main Menu > IP channel > QuickPair) and reboot the camera.
• No Network Connection: Check the physical network cable connection to the NVR's LAN port. Verify that WLAN is enabled in the NVR's network settings if using Wi-Fi.
• No Video Output on External Monitor: Ensure the HDMI cable is securely connected to both the NVR and the monitor, and the monitor is set to the correct input source.
• App Connection Issues: Double-check the NVR's network connection. Ensure the QR code is scanned correctly and the device serial number is entered accurately in the XMEye app.
• Poor Image Quality: Clean the camera lens. Check for obstructions in the camera's field of view. Ensure adequate lighting for night vision modes.

7. Specifications

8. User Tips

• Change Default Password: The NVR comes with a factory default user password. For security, it is highly recommended to modify this password as soon as possible through the NVR's system settings.
• External Monitor Connection: You can connect an additional monitor to the NVR via the HDMI port for a larger viewing experience.
• Optimal Storage: For extensive recording needs, consider installing a 2.5-inch HDD in the NVR unit, as it offers significantly more storage capacity than a Micro SD card.
• Wireless Range: While the system is wireless, ensure cameras are placed within a reasonable range of the NVR to maintain a stable connection. Obstacles like thick walls can affect signal strength.

9. Warranty and Support

For any issues not covered in this manual or for warranty-related inquiries, please contact the manufacturer's customer support. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase for warranty claims.