Using Your LTS NVR/DVR
Get comfortable with your LTS recorder’s monitor, camera layouts, menus, and playback controls.
CJSC guides for LTS recorders, NVMS desktop software and legacy browser interfaces. Check the version listed on each guide before following its steps.
Get comfortable with your LTS recorder’s monitor, camera layouts, menus, and playback controls.
Find an earlier event on your recorder by choosing the camera, date, and time, then using the playback timeline.
Find full-screen viewing, camera labels and live-view positions on the NVR 4.0 interface.
Back up a selected camera and time range from older 3.0 or 4.0 recorder interfaces.
Open your cameras in NVMS V3, choose a useful layout, and switch from live viewing to recorded video.
Use Remote Playback in NVMS V3 to select a time range, open a camera, and review earlier footage.
Review the historical V2 recommendations before assessing an existing camera-viewing computer.
Connect an existing recorder by IP/domain and make its cameras available in the legacy Windows client.
Save a camera arrangement and reopen it from Custom View in the legacy V2 client.
Rotate through camera pictures automatically in the legacy V2 live view.
Find a past event with the calendar, camera list and timeline in the legacy V2 client.
Create an auxiliary live-view window for an additional monitor.
Control automatic stream switching when displaying several cameras in the older client.
Create or adjust client accounts for authorized staff on an existing V2 installation.
Find the PT Cloud device type and sign into an existing account in the legacy Windows client.
Save camera arrangements and rotate through cameras or saved views in NVMS V3.
Try the documented Windows DPI compatibility adjustment when NVMS V2 or V3 pictures appear cropped.
Open an existing PT Cloud account, view a camera, and sign out in NVMS V3.
Hide the analytics rule overlay in the NVMS client without changing the detection rule itself.
Interpret common NVMS V3 viewing errors and gather useful details for CJSC support.
Find the client’s resource information when investigating device or camera capacity.
Review and download recorded footage in an existing legacy NVMS7000 Mac installation.
Understand the legacy Windows storage-server workflow and its dedicated-disk requirements.
Understand why an older recorder may need a different viewing method from a newer model.
Export a selected camera and time range from an already-working legacy browser interface.
Check where the supported legacy web client saves exported video and snapshots.
Enable automatic camera viewing after login in a supported legacy LTS browser interface.
Choose a stream for one camera or the whole browser layout.
Check whether an approved legacy LTS interface can use Microsoft Edge’s IE compatibility mode.
Open camera pictures and review earlier footage in an already-working legacy recorder web interface.
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