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0.0.0.0 (no IP, used for DHCP),
10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255 (Class A),
127.0.0.0 – 127.255.255.255 (Loop back),
169.254.0.0 - 169.254.255.255 (APIPA - Automatic Private IP Addressing),
172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255 (Class B),
192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255 (Class C), or
255.255.255.255 (broadcast)

192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.9 - Routers and smart switches
192.168.1.10 to 192.168.1.19 - Servers
192.168.1.20 to 192.168.1.29 - DVR's
192.168.1.30 to 192.168.1.99 - Static IP Devices like printers, fax machines, scanners, and IP cameras
192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.254 - PC's and dynamic or temporary IP Devices

Procedure for local access

1. Check if the Router has DHCP Server ON. If so, we may expect the first assigned address to be 192.168.1.100.
   To check, enter the following commands: ( Start / Run / "cmd" / "ipconfig /all" )
If, under "Local Area Connection", DHCP Enabled = "Yes", continue with the next step.
Otherwise, we will need document the subnet mask, Gateway address, and DNS addresses, and then find an available IP address.
To find an available IP address, from the black cmd screen, type "ping 192.168.1.20" <Enter>
If you get "No reply", then we can assume that address is not used. Otherwise keep trying addresses until you do not get a reply, "ping 192.168.1.21" ...

2. On DVR, check that the green light next to the ethernet cable is on.
3. Check that the Date, Time, Timezone and Time server is pool.ntp.org are correct. (Setup/System Settings/System/Time)
4. Check that DHCP is ON (IP address (Setup/System Settings/System/Network). If not, set it ON, go to Apply, press Enter, press Exit/Return, Then Enter for OK to Reboot. Otherwise, exit out of all the menus and and push the Off button (looks like a circle with a line going up). After it's off, turn it back on.
5. Check IP address it should be 192.168.1.100 or higher. Set DHCP OFF, and change IP address to 192.168.1.20. Go to Apply, press Enter, press Exit/Return, Then Enter for OK to Reboot.
6. Note the DHCP is OFF, IP address, Subnet Mask, Gatway, and DNS Server addresses


7. On a PC on the (LAN), note the DHCP Enabled, IP address, Subnet Mask, Gatway, and DNS Server addresses and check that they are the same as the DVR, except the IP address should have the last number different. ( Start / Run / "cmd" / "ipconfig /all" )
8. Ping the DVR for replies. ( Start / Run / "cmd" / "ping 192.168.1.20" / <Enter> ) if "No Reply" check the lights, or use cable tester, for all cables from the PC the the router/switch to the DVR.


9. Install Remote Agent/Client Software. (Latest version at http://www.cbcamerica.com/cctvprod/ganz/dvr/index.html)
10. Run Remote Agent from blue circle icon.
11. Once running, go to local setup (middle box under clock)
12. Right-click Site, select Add Group, type a short descriptive name for the site plus local (i.e. "CBCA local")
13. Select your site name then enter DVR information
Name - DVR Description i.e. DR8ND-1500
IP addrees/Domain Name - 192.168.1.20
Port - 6100
User ID - ADMIN
Password - 1234
Under DVR setup cameras
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
...
14. Select Add
15. Select OK
16. Beneath the three buttons select your site from the drop-down box
17. Beneath the drop-down box setect the Connect box on the left.

1. If you have a dynamic WAN IP address, create account on www.dyndns.com
Username:
E-mail Address:
Password: > 5 characters and cannot be the same as your username.
Check "I agree to the AUP:"
Check "I will only create one (1) free account"
Select "Create Account"
2. Check your e-mail for instructions to activate your account.
3. Login to www.dyndns.com with your Username and Password.
4. Go to Services and select "Dynamic DNS"
5. Select "Get Started"
Enter a hostname. The first part could be a name for your site. Then after the "dot" select from the drop-down box dvrdns.org. For example: cbcala.dvrdns.org
Select "Use auto detected IP address 68.4.180.29."
Select "Create Host"
Log off the site
6. Access the router from the browser with http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.1.254 with Username: admin, Password: password, admin, or none are common
7. In the router, set port forwarding to:
Service name - Digimaster
Port Start - 6100
Port default - 6100
Port End - 6100
Protocal - Both
IP Address - 192.168.1.20 (DVR Address)
Enable - Yes
8. Save settings
9. If you have a have a dynamic WAN IP address, go to DDNS settings select dyndns.org or dyndns.com
10. Enter your Username, Password, and full Hostname
11. Save settings.


12. If not already done, install Remote Agent/Client Software. (Latest version at http://www.cbcamerica.com/cctvprod/ganz/dvr/index.html)
13. Run Remote Agent from blue circle icon.
14. Once running, go to local setup (middle box under clock)
15. Right-click Site, select Add Group, type a short descriptive name for the site plus local (i.e. "CBCA remote")
16. Select your site name then enter DVR information:
Name - DVR Description i.e. DR8ND-1500
IP addrees/Domain Name - either your static IP Address or your DDNS hostname
Port - 6100
User ID - ADMIN
Password - 1234
Under DVR add camera
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
...
17. Select Add
18. Select OK
19. Beneath the three buttons select your site from the drop-down box
20. Beneath the drop-down box setect the Connect box on the left.
21. Done.

1) Download Remote Agent and copy it to a Flash Drive.
2) Install Remote Agent on your computer.
3) Setup Local and Remote Access Sites and DVR(s), then save, close, and test.
4) Copy setup.bin from C:\Program Files\RemoteAgent\RA1648 to flash Drive in the same folder as CopySite.bat.
5) At the Client's computer, install Remote Agent from the flash drive.
6) Run CopySite.bat
7) Run Remote Agent and test.

To create your CopySite.bat, open notepad, Copy and Paste the following (from * to *):

*
*CopySite.bat
* Remote Agent Client Software V2.5.10.2
* http://www.cbcamerica.com/cctvprod/ganz/dvr/index.html
*
* This file copies setup.bin, which has Site/group names, DVR names,
* IP addresses, and other setup info, to the program directory of
* where the Digimaster RemoteAgent has already been installed.
*
* setup.bin must be copied, from a previously created RemoteAgent Setup
* of the exact same version at C:\Program Files\RemoteAgent\RA1648, to
* the same folder as this SetupDR.bat file.
*
copy setup.bin "C:\Program Files\RemoteAgent\RA1648"
*
* Done
*

Then go to File/SaveAs and save as CopySite.bat. Close notepad and you are ready to go.
If you use a different version, you will only get a blank list of sites.

1. Remove the AC power adapter from the back of the machine. (Power down the unit first.)
2. Hold down the [ENTER] and [SETUP] buttons on the front of the DR4N.
3. Plug the AC adapter back into the DR4N while continuing to hold down the [ENTER] and [SETUP] buttons.
4. An upgrade dialog will appear on the screen with the DVR's IP Address.
   (You may need to manually set the IP Address before powering down the DVR, depending on whether you are using a crossover cable or on a Local Area Network.)
5. Enter the DVR's IP Address into the SW upgrade utility and then click on the […] next to ‘Image Path’ to browse for the DR4N .img file (located on this CD, in the /firmware directory) and click ‘Download’.
   (Note: The 'Certification Key' is the same as the password for the ADMIN account.)
6. Once the system has updated to 100%, the DR4N will ask you to restart the system.
7. Press the [Power] button to power the system back on.
8. You may reset the unit back to 'Factory Default' once the unit has restarted.

1. Save firmware image file to the root of a thumbdrive.
2. Insert thumbdrive into the USB port on the Digimaster DVR.
3. Press Setup and password <Enter>
4. Select System Setup <Enter>
5. Select System <Enter>
6. Select System Managment <Enter>
7. Select Press at F/W Update <Enter>
8. Select USB Storrage <Enter>
9. Select Start <Enter> (Displayes only image files related to this Digimaster model)
10. Select the latest F/W file <Enter>
11. Select OK at "Do you want to system S/W Upgrade?" <Enter>
12. DO NOT INTERRUPT THE POWER! Wait about 95 seconds for the upload and install.
13. At OK "You must restart this system <Enter> If it askes "Do you want to system S/W Upgrade?" again, you'll need to manually shut down the system.
14. Wait for auto-reboot.
15. Reset Date Format, Time Format, Time Zone. Select Apply <Enter>
16. Select OK "Configuration has been changed. Do you want to save the configuration?" <Enter>
17. Exit until out of setup. Save changes.
18. In Network, Reset DHCP checkmark, IP Address, 1st DNS Server, and 2nd DNS Server Apply <Enter> Exit