| ViSage series DVR FAQ |
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Why does my DVR show HDD full with the usage of only
100GB, but the HDD total capacity is 250GB? |
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It happened when you set up motion trigger recording on
the Wavelet series DVRs. The motion list can only
include up to 6,144 record items. The least time to be
recorded is 10 seconds for each triggering. So, if you
have motion triggered all the time, it will treat as HDD
full when the motion list is full. |
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Why does the OSD on DVR show HDD remaining space, but
not the available remaining time?
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Because the format of MPEG (not pictures) is different
from the format of JPEG (pictures), the available
remaining time cannot be calculated. The situation is
just like downloading files from the Internet. When you
download one file from the Internet, the displayed
downloading time keeps changing. For this reason, the
remaining time varies dramatically, and users might have
the difficulties to precisely know the actual remaining
time. Therefore, our R&D team decides to use HDD
remaining space instead of the available remaining time. |
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Why do DVRs sometimes keep rebooting? |
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If the physical connection between HDD power cord and
HDD is loose, HDD booting will be failed. And in order
to let HDD booting successful, the DVR will keep
rebooting. If this problem persists always, it's
recommended to change another HDD or re-install your
HDD. |
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Why is HDD detection failed? |
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Please check the power adapter as well as the HDD cable
and HDD power cord between the HDD cartridge &
motherboard. Or, you can change to another HDD for
testing. |
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Why can't my USB flash drive be detected? |
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Your flash drive may not be supported in DVR. For
detailed information, please check the compatible list
in your DVR user's manual and see if the brand name of
your flash drive is included. DVRs only recognize FAT32
format. So, please format your USB flash drive as FAT32. |
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Is it possible to access video data on DVR hard disk
from your PC? |
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No. The hard disk of our DVR system can't be accessed
from your PC. That's because the system format is
designed only for our DVR. |
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How do I make an audio backup? |
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The audio connection channel is showing below:
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VS785 |
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CH13 video>CH1 audio
CH14 video>CH2 audio
CH15 video>CH3 audio
CH16 video>CH4 audio |
CH5 video>CH1 audio
CH6 video>CH2 audio
CH7 video>CH3 audio
CH8 video>CH4 audio |
CH1 video>CH1 audio
CH2 video>CH2 audio
CH3 video>CH3 audio
CH4 video>CH4 audio |
CH1 video>CH1 audio
CH2 video>CH2 audio |
You have to connect the relevant channel to have audio
backup.
It will backup audio automatically if the certain time
you want to backup has audio available. |
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When two Seagate's power-saving HDDs installed. DVR
can't be turned on successfully |
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Please do not use 2 Seagate's power-saving HDDs
simultaneously. |
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Can't view the DVR over the network with a web
browser |
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Update the JAVA program. Update the firmware of the
software AP. |
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Why does my DVR show "Disc Full" but the DVD-R disc
still have space? |
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Because of the hardware design, one DVD-R disc could
only backup up to 41 files. If you want to backup over
41 files to the disc, you would meet this issue.
Note: Our
DVD-RW drive only supports "DVD-R" discs. |
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