- Using the mouse connected to the DVR, right click anywhere on the screen and select Main Menu.

- Click the Record Icon

- Within the Record options, click the Record Conf. button

- Change the Channel to All

- Set the REC. Mode to Schedule

- Change the Week to All

- Period 1 by default should be set from 00:00 - 24:00. This is correct. To the right of Period 1, check the box for Detect.

- This completes the record options. Click OK

- Click the Advanced button

- Select the Motion Detect icon

- Change the Status on CH1 - CH4 to ON to enable motion detection

- Click OK and exit all menus

- Using the mouse connected to the DVR, right click anywhere on the screen

- Select Record Mode then select Schedule for All to complete setup.

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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Tech Tip of the Day: How to set up a WinBook Security DVR to Record on Motion Detection
Description: The WinBook Security DVR can be set to record video only when it detects motion. This guide will walk through how to do that.
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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Tech Tip of the Day: How to access a WinBook DVR remotely
Description: Once the basic setup for a WinBook DVR set is complete, the DVR has the ability to be viewed from anywhere via the internet or a mobile phone. It is important to note that this will only work using Internet Explorer on a computer and a third party app is required to view a live stream on a mobile phone.
Setting up for remote access
Setting up for remote access
- Using the mouse from the DVR, right click anywhere on the screen and select Main Menu

- This will prompt for a username and password. The default username is "admin" (without the quotes) and the default password is to be left blank.
- Right click on one of the active camera feeds again and select Main Menu

- Click the Advanced Button

- Select the Network option

- Change the connection Type to DHCP and click OK

- Click the Mobile Monitor icon

- Make sure the Enable box is checked and click OK

- Reboot the DVR and repeat steps 1-5 to access the Network Settings on the DVR. This will now list a new IP address, take note of this IP address.
- Open ports 34567, 34599, and 80 on the router and have the Destination IP address be that of the DVR itself.
- For an example on how to open ports on a router, view the article here.
- For an example on how to open ports on a router, view the article here.
- Set the router to allow remote connections over the internet and locate the Internet IP Address within the router settings. Take note of the Internet IP.
- Go to a computer on a separate network and open Internet Explorer by clicking
Start, All Programs, then selecting Internet Explorer.

- In the Address bar at the top, type the Internet IP address on Web port 80 in the address bar and press Enter. Example: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80

- Internet Explorer may come up slowly at first, but it will ask to download a plug-in. Agree to download and install this application. After this installation is complete there will show a complete login screen.
- Log into the DVR Using the default information, username: "admin" (without the quotes), password is to be left blank. The live stream of the surveillance system can then be viewed.
- To view a live feed on a mobile device a third party application is required. Typically any application that supports viewing an IP Camera will work. All that is required is the Internet IP address, the username and password for the DVR, and the media ports within most applications.
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