FAQ

As of version 3.1.0, the auto search function has been added.
If you enter a search term in the search box which is located upper right side of the Service, Device, User tab of the ISS Setup window, the subject title corresponding to the search term is automatically completed.

<Service tab>

<Device tab>

<User tab>

4 and 5 megapixel cameras are not automatically recognized when connected to a TVI recorder, so you must manually select the mode in the camera settings. 
Each odd and even channel are grouped(1 ∙ 2, 3 ∙ 4, 5 ∙ 6, ..., 15, 16 channels work in pairs respectively), and when one channel is selected, the other channel in a group is deactivated.

As a result, half of the maximum channels in a TVI recorder in live view and playback are used. 
In the case of high-resolution analog cameras, a 16 channel TVI recorder uses 8 channels only, for 8 port TVI recorder uses up to  4 channels.

IDIS Camera Compatibility list to Millstone VMS can be found on the web site of Millstone systems as the below images show.

Go to Milestone Systems website, and find 'Supported Devices.'

Click XProtect Corporate.

Type 'IDIS' and search.

Please refer to the below table. This table is from the Installation Guide.

For reference, the LED draws its signal from 'SATA / RAID controller', not HDD S.M.A.R.T. information.

The ISS license can be used without problems. The ISS license is applied based on the hardware's mac or unique ID information.

The following camera models support ONVIF and RTSP of the H.265 codec. (As of March 2019)
If you have a lower version, you need to change the codec to H.264 or upgrade firmware.

DC-V3213XJ / 1.3.0 or higher
DC-S3283WHX / 1.1.0 or higher
DC-D3533HRX / 1.2.0 or higher
DC-D3233HRXL  / 1.2.0 or higher
DC-T3233HRXL  / 1.2.0 or higher
DC-D4212R / 1.2.0 or higher
DC-T3C33HRX  / 2.0.0 or higher
DC-T3533HRX / 1.3.0 or higher
DC-S3833HRX, DC-S3533HRX / 1.2.0 or higher
DC-Y3C14WRX  / 1.2.0 or higher
DC-D3233HRX, DC-D3233WRX / 1.5.0 or higher
DC-T3233HRX, DC-T3243HRX / 1.8.0 or higher
DC-E4212WR / 1.2.0 or higher

The DR-2100 / 2200/4100/4200/6100/6200 series can reduce the number of channels that can be registered when a high-resolution camera is registered.
However, later models, DR-2300 / 4300/6300 series can register as many channels as they can.

Auto Deletion: You can automatically delete all recorded data after a certain period of time. The recorded data is automatically deleted every day at midnight, It will also be deleted if you change the automatic delete setting.

Limit Time-Lapse Recording: Among the recorded data that has passed the set days, only the data recorded by the Time-Lapse Recording is automatically deleted.

[NVR / TVR(HD analog DVR)]

rtsp://user-id:password@<nvr-ip-address>:port/trackID=<camera-number>&streamID=<stream-number>

e.g) rtsp://admin:password@10.0.125.57:554/trackID=3&streamID=2

[Network Camera]

rtsp://ID:password@IP Address: RTSP Port/trackID='Stream number'

* Default RTSP Port:554

You can do remote control through IDIS Center after registering HE-1101 from the NVR models below. (As of March 2019)
If you execute 'Remote Control' by right-clicking the screen of HE-1101 on IDIS Center, you can operate the device connected to HE-1101.

DR-2304P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-2308P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-4316PS / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-6216PS / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-6332PS / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-8364 / 6.1.0 or higher

From the version of NVR below, if the password is wrong during remote access, logs of failed log-ins will be saved. (As of March 2019)
The logs are in 'Menu> System> General> Show System Log ...'.
The attempted ID and IPAddress are saved.

DR-1304P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-1308P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-2304P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-2308P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-2316P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-6216 / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-6332P / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-8364 / 6.1.0 or higher

The existing DirectIP 1.0 protocol has two modes, DirectIP mode, and IDIS mode, so you have to reboot the camera to change each mode.
DirectIP 2.0 protocol can take advantage of all the advantages of DirectIP mode and IDIS mode depending on whether accounts are created without rebooting in a single mode.

The most prominent difference between them is security.

DirectIP 1.0 uses MAC Address-based mutual authentication for convenient authentication without setting password.

DirectIP 2.0 has become more secure with Certificate-based mutual authentication. Now IP camera and NVR exchange and store respective certificates.

When a DirectIP 2.0 NVR re-establishes a connection with a paired IP camera, the authentication process begins with checking and comparing each other's certificates to the stored certificates. If the certificates match, both devices are confirmed by each other, the communication session is established.

You can use WAN as IPv6 from the version of NVR below. (As of July 2020)
 The setting is available by selecting IPv6 in 'Settings-Network-WAN'.
 * IPv6 can be used only in the WAN used for remote access and cannot be set in VIN (Video IN) to register the camera.

DR-13xxP / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-22xxP / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-23xxP / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-24xxP / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-42xxP / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-43xxP(S) / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-62xxP(S) / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-63xxP(S)-(S)(A) / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-84xx(D) / 6.1.0 or higher
DR-8364D / 6.1.0 or higher

They can be connected. How to register them to the NVRs is the same as registering a camera in DirectIP 1.0 protocol.
The default is DirectIP mode. If you use Static IP, change to IDIS mode.

The attributes of LDAP are different for each product. Therefore, not all blanks should be entered, but appropriate attribute values ​​must be entered for each product used.
-If you do not know the proper attribute, you can view the attribute with the help of an LDAP administrator or through a tool such as LDAP explorer.
The description of each item is as follows.
objectClass = Enter the LDAP attribute which means the class type of object.
objectClass (user) = Enter the ObjectClass name corresponding to the ID.
uid = Enter the LDAP attribute that ISS will use as ID.
displayName = Enter the LDAP attribute that ISS will use as the name for ID. 
mail = Enter the LDAP attribute that ISS will use as the mail address for an ID.
phone number = Enter the LDAP attribute that the ISS will use a phone number for an ID. 
Groups = The ISS enters the LDAP attribute with the group information for the LDAP