Connect Yellow RCAcable to Yellow INPUTon the back of monitor

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Connect BNC end ofcable to back of DVR3.

Connect BNC end ofcable to back of DVR2.

2. Connect extension cables to camera inputs on back of DVR

4. Plug in DVR Power & Camera Power

5 Ways Splitter

SPARE

Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4

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3. Connect extension cable to splitter

Camera Power Supply

DVRPower Supply

Camera 1

Connecting the Monitor to DVR

Back of DVR

Back of TV/Monitor

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Package Contents

Packaging

Manual

Power Cable for DVR Power Supply

Security Stickers

BNC to RCA Cable

Ethernet Cable

Extension Cables x 4

4 x Maxi Day/Night Cameras

Camera Power Supply

DVR Unit

Power Splitter

DVR Power Supply

Software/Driver Discs

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DVR & Camera Connections

INPUT

Remote Viewing Setup GuideDThis is a general setup guide for preparing the DVR for view the on a remote computer. This guide will assume a common setup for a computer, connected to a router which is connected to the internet. If the general router settings below differ from yours, contact your router manufacturer or visit www.portforward.com for more specific information

Login to your router by typing the “Default Gateway” in InternetExplorer. In our example this is 192.168.1.1 another commongateway is 10.1.1.1

For most Linksys routers you will find Port Forwarding optionsin “Applications & Gaming” under “Port Range Forward”

Connect the Ethernet Cable from the back of the DVR into your Router Press the MENU button and go to ADVANCE and then NETWORKSet the NETWORK TYPE to DHCP. Restart the DVR and go back to theNETWORK settings. The DNS is the IP address assigned to your DVR

For some D-Link routers, port forwardingcan be found under “Advanced” > “Virtual Server” Make a rule for port 80 and ensure“Port Start, End, Map” are set to 80. Savethe rule and apply it to the IP address of theDVR, i.e. 192.168.1.4 in our example

Create an entry for the DVR port to be forwarded. By default, the DVR is set to port 80. Createa name in “Application” such as “DVR1”. Start and End ports must be set to 80. The IP addresswill be the IP address given to your DVR as in step 3. Do not forward the port in a range

To login remotely we will need to find your internet IP address. You can find this at www.whatismyip.com This will NOT be the same as your IP address or Default Gateway in step 3

Finally, back in Internet Explorer - type in yourIP address found in step 6. Your IP will be different from the above. Follow the promptsto automatically download and login to the DVR

If you are unfamiliar with networking or forwarding portswe recommend you contact your router manufacturer orinternet provider as router options and features vary bymodel. The following are general steps for the mostcommon routers

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