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Network (Ethernet) cable into the Cameras Network (LAN) port on the back of the NVR. A. Plug the NVR power supply cable into the DC Port on the back of the NVR. Page 9: Startup Wizard DISPLAY COMPATIBILITY: While the system boots, the Q-See logo will appear. If the logo appears on your monitor but goes blank, your display may not be compatible with your NVR. This NVR requires a display capable of support-... Page 10 B. Set the current Date and Time in the screen below C. Click on EmailSet to add an email address to recover and then click Next Step. a lost/forgotten password. When you click EmailSet it will ask you for login credentials, use the default username “admin”... Page 11 D. Enter your email address, select a security question E. Enter the Authorization Code you received in your and provide an answer. Click Test and then check email. Click OK. the inbox of the email that you entered in the previous step. Page 12 Check Modify Password to change the existing G. Click Next Step to start the remote monitoring setup. default password which is “admin”. Please write down your new password in the space provided below: Username: admin Password: NOTE: Password is case sensitive and can not exceed eight characters. Page 13 NVR established, click Next Step. If the connection is not remotely successful, try powering off the NVR for 30 seconds and going through all of Step 7 again. If this does not work, check www.q-see.com/support for additional troubleshooting. Page 14: Setting Up The Qc View Mobile App Step 8: Setting Up the QC View Select your desired mobile device in the following window and click Next Step. Mobile App Download our free QC View mobile app to your mobile device, available for both Android and iOS. NOTE: Please do not log in to the app yet. Page 15 B. Follow the steps shown on screen to configure your C. The Q-See Startup Wizard is complete. To prevent mobile device and get to the Live Preview screen. the wizard from appearing after each reboot, After the Live Preview is successful, click Next Step. Page 16: Adding Wi-Fi Cameras Computer OS X, Mac Users If your system includes Wi-Fi cameras or you have purchased Q-See Wi-Fi cameras separately, you should Step 1 add them to your NVR now. Please reference the Wi-Fi camera quick start

Have to do the VPN stuff. However, i'm still puzzled on how to get notifications sent when alarm is triggered, any user guide or suggestions out there? #131 $300 will get you 8 1080p cameras and DVR with Night Owl. Uses same cables. Thats what I did.... Way less hassle. #132 I replaced my QC858 NVR with a $190 Dauhua DHI-NVR4108HS-8P-4KS2, all the old Q-See cameras (QCN8012B 3MP) work fine. Last edited: Apr 3, 2021 #133 I was hoping you all might be able to help. I have a QC588 DVR, which has DDNS setup via the (DDNS site) which appears to be down even though they said it was run by a 3rd party and would stay up after they closed.I have 2 security systems and I currently am able to see my systems via the Qsee View app. One system is local on the network and the other is in a different state, but I can view both. However when on my phone on the same network using the QC Android App, I can not view either system. Why would it work on my laptop, but not my phone?Any help would be greatly appreciated. #134 Yes that is what I'm researching something like Firewalla: Cybersecurity Firewall For Your Family and Business which is a one time price unit that installs on your router and sets up a VPN. Would act just like you are home and use the same Qsee apps. Also looking at other routes to look at setting up a VPN. I never knew that P2P was not that secure after reading through information here. But still open to other ideas. I did wonder if Dahua software could just be installed on the Q-See NVR. But I'm not ready to be the guinea pig and brick my qc826 nvr. Keep the ideas coming! Can you share how to set up with firewalla? I see the firewalla ddns domain info. Do I add that to my Q See NVR ddns?What user name/password do I enter or how I create on for firewalla ddns? #135 Can you share

Contents Table of Contents Troubleshooting Bookmarks User ManualQC SERIESH.264 NETWORK DVRsVariable CIF and D1 Recording Options1 Need help? Do you have a question about the QC SERIES and is the answer not in the manual? Questions and answers Related Manuals for Q-See QC SERIES Summary of Contents for Q-See QC SERIES Page 1 User Manual QC SERIES H.264 NETWORK DVRs Variable CIF and D1 Recording Options... Page 2: About This Manual About this Manual This manual is written for the QC series of DVRs and was accurate at the time it was completed. However, because of our ongoing effort to constantly improve our products, Thank You for Choosing a Q-See Product! Page 3: Table Of Contents 3.4 Recording TABLE OF CONTENTS Manual Recording Snapshot 1. INTRODUCTION Schedule Motion, Video Loss and Camera Masking Detection Features and Specifications Video Loss Camera Masking 2. CONNECTIONS AND CONTROLS Event Response 2.1 Connections 3.5 Search and Playback QC484 Search QC448 Playback QC4316 Digital Zoom... Page 4: Introduction INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1 6.1 Alarm Input To prevent damage to your Q-See product or injury to yourself or to others, read and understand the following safety precautions in their entirety before installing or using this 6.2 Alarm Output equipment. Keep these safety instructions where all those who use the product will read them. Page 5: Features And Specifications FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS Compression Format Your DVR (Digital Video Recorder) contains professional-grade features and flexibility that Supports one channel of combined audio and video. Independent hardware decodes the allows the do-it-yourselfer to easily setup and maintain a reliable and secure security system audio and video signal from a single channel to maintain video and audio synchronization. Page 6: Connections And Controls CONNECTIONS AND CONTROLS CHAPTER 2 2.1 CONNECTIONS QC484 Rear Panel Front Panel 5 6 7 VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN ALARM POWER ENTER DC 12V QC484 Number Item Function Number Item Function Video Out BNC Connector to television Alarm: Not functional on this model Video In Ports BNC Connectors for video feed from cameras (4) Page 7: Qc448 QC448 Front Panel Rear Panel 5 6 7 VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN ALARM POWER ENTER DC 12V QC484 Number Item Function Number Item Function Video Out BNC Connector to television Alarm: Not functional on this model Video In Ports BNC Connectors for video feed from cameras (8) Net: Red light indicates that network connection is lost... Page 8: Qc4316 QC4316 Front Panel Rear Panel 5 6 7 VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN ALARM POWER DC 12V ENTER QC484 Number Item Function Number Item Function Video Out BNC Connector to television Alarm: Not functional on this model Video In Ports BNC Connectors for video feed from cameras (16) Net: Red light indicates that network connection is lost... Page 9: Qc304 QC304 QC308 Front Panel Front Panel Rear Panel Rear Panel DC 12V DC 12V Number Item Function Number Item Function These show the status of the network connection, power and These

Guide that was included with your Go to www.q-see.com/support and search for answer... Page 17 NOTE: If during the install process you see a message that the file is from an unidentified developer, click and refer to answer ID 2634 QC View will be located in your Applications Folder. at www.q-see.com/support for info on allowing installations from Double-click QC View to launch the app. Page 18: Windows, Pc Users Step 1 default Username & Password below and click Login to continue. These credentials are independent of Go to www.q-see.com/support and search for answer ID “2502” to download the latest QC View software. those used on the NVR. Username: admin Password:... Page 19 Step 2 Step 3 Proceed with the Installation by clicking Next. Review and Accept the License Agreement. Click Next. Page 20 Step 4 Step 5 Ensure both QC View QC PC-NVR are checked. Click Install to begin the installation. Click Next. NOTE: You must have full administrator privileges to install the software on your computer. If you receive any permission errors please contact your system administrator. Page 21 Step 6 Step 7 Please be patient, the installation may take a couple of Once completed, ensure Run QC View is checked. Click minutes to complete. Finish. Page 22: Adding Your Nvr To Qc View Adding Your NVR to QC View Step 8 QC View will open to the Login Screen. Enter the default Step 1 Username and Password listed below and click Login to continue. These credentials are independent of Select Devices from the Home Page. those used on the NVR. Page 23 Step 3 Step 4 Device Name: Create a new name for your device Please be patient, it can take up to 1 minute for the State Register mode: SN (For a device with Scan N’ View) to change from Offline Online. Page 24 Step 6 Step 7 Click the to display your device(s). Double click the Device(s) you wish to display. Page 25: Adding Multiple Mobile Devices Adding Multiple Mobile Devices Step 8 The camera feeds will display automatically. Step 1 After completing the Startup Wizard, to add additional devices, first download the QC View app on your new device. On the NVR, go to the Main Menu and click Code. Page 26: Understanding The Qc System Playback Understanding the Step 2 In the screenshot shown on Step 8B on page 15 of this QC System

The NVR to have access to it, it needs to be re-initialized. It couldn't have been done on Q-See NVR, but I found this very helpful link:I wasn't able to lo in directly into the camera using the browser. Would be curious to know how to do it, because the IP address is not bringing up the Q-See interface.So I took the next option - downloaded the config tool and initialized the camera. From there, it was a snap. Just put in the initialization password and the camera is back in business both directly on the NVR and on Q-See View.Thanks to all that took the time to help out! Now I have a different issue. I have a new QCW2MPSL camera I would like to install. The only instructions given is to configure it via QC Plus software that is no longer available. Please point me out to how to add this camera to my wifi network without QCPlus. Thank you. #139 Now I have a different issue. I have a new QCW2MPSL camera I would like to install. The only instructions given is to configure it via QC Plus software that is no longer available. Please point me out to how to add this camera to my wifi network without QCPlus. Thank you. To add: I understand that this is the same camera as Dahua IPC-C26EP Active Deterrence 2mp WiFi camera or Imou LOOC camera. Both Dahua and Imou have their own app that is similar to QC Plus. My concern is that the process requires either scanning the bar code or entering the serial number, that might preclude configuration. I suppose there is also a straight forward method without such app to have the camera and the wifi recognize each other. Should I still go with on e of the apps or there is another way? #140 My question is is simple, I think. I'm in the same situation as most, with a system I can no longer use remotely, but need to be able to monitor my business remotely. I currently have a QC908 analog DVR

Run-specific protein-level FDR filter is applied to the protein matrices, use --matrix-spec-q to adjust it. Sometimes DIA-NN will report a zero as the best estimate for a precursor or protein quantity. Such zero quantities are omitted from protein/gene matrices. Special phosphosite quantification matrices (phosphosites_90 and phosphosites_99 .tsv) are generated when phosphorylation (UniMod:21) is declared as a variable modification, see PTMs and peptidoforms. Protein descriptionThe .protein_description.tsv file is generated along with the Matrices and contains basic protein information known to DIA-NN (sequence IDs, names, gene names, description, sequence). Future versions of DIA-NN will include more information, e.g. protein molecular weight. Stats reportContains a number of QC metrics which can be used for data filtering, e.g. to exclude failed runs or as a readout for method optimisation. Note that the number of proteins reported here corresponds to the number of unique proteins (i.e. identified with proteotypic precursors) in a given run at 1% unique protein q-value. This number can be reproduced from the main report generated using precursor FDR threshold of 100% and filtered using Protein.Q.Value PDF reportA PDF file with a number of QC plots for each run in the experiment, generated on Windows only. Extra QC plots will be added in future DIA-NN versions. Flexible reanalysisThe Output pane allows to control how to handle the '.quant files'. Now, to explain what these are, let us consider how DIA-NN processes raw data. It first performs the computationally-demanding part of the processing separately for each individual run in the experiment, and saves the identifications and quantitative information to a separate .quant file. Once all the runs are processed, it collects the information from all the .quant files and performs some cross-run steps, such as global q-value calculation, protein inference, calculation of final quantities and normalisation. This allows DIA-NN to be used in