[New Video Surveillance Range 2026] - First use - Startup assistant

Valid for the following references:

- GGM NVA321604MR

- GGM NVA320002MR

- GGM NVA320004MR

- GGM NVA160002R

- GGM NVA161602R

- GGM NVP2560016MR

- GGM NVP1280016MR

- GGM NVP640016MR

- GGM NVS160001D

- GGM NVS080801D

- GGM NVS040401D

- GGM NVI080801D

- GGM NVI040401D

Here are the steps in the startup wizard for a first use of this video protection kit:

1. Connecting to the Monitor: Plug a display (HDMI or VGA) directly into the back of the recorder to access the interface.

2. Language Choice:- Select the interface language.

3. Privacy Statement:- Read and accept the statement to take the next step.

4. Date and Time Setting:- Set the system date and time according to your time zone.

- DST stands for the activation of daylight saving time.

- Ability to sync with an online time server

5. Setting the Recorder Password:

- When starting for the first time, you need to set a password that is linked to the admin (administrator) account. Strong password with minimum number, letter and special character.

- Ability to use a Pattern Lock

6. Setting the Camera Password:
  This next step allows you to set a password for the cameras directly. 

Possibility to leave the default camera password.

7. Password Recovery Method (If Forgot Password):

- Email: Set an email address to receive a verification code for password reset.

- Security question: Possibility to set up to 3 security questions to find the password (optional)

The system reboots and initializes.

Wizard Setup : 

A. Login:

- Enter the password linked to the admin account

B. Network settings:

- Depending on your network configuration, you have the option of obtaining an IP address automatically or manually.

Example: Internet box connected to Ethernet port 1 of the -> IP auto recorder (DHCP)

C. Adding Cameras:

- Your cameras connected directly to the back of your recorder are added automatically.

- Ability to detect and add cameras manually across your existing network.

D. Hard Drive Configuration:
  In this step, the hard drive should be detected and operational. Check the status: R/W (Reader/Write) by default.

If not, proceed to format the disk. If not, move on to the next step.

E. Set recording mode:
  Ability to record on events or to record continuously (24 hours a day) and automatic overwriting of the oldest recordings.

F. Enable Remote Access :

Activate the NAT to be able to achieve remote access with your QR Code.

G. Update via Cloud :

Select this checkbox to receive the latest updates for your product.

Your recorder is now up and running