TruVision DVR 60 User Manual P/N 1069895F-EN • REV 6.
Copyright Trademarks and patents © 2011 UTC Fire & Security. All rights reserved. Interlogix, TruVision and logos are trademarks of UTC Fire & Security. Other trade names used in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the manufacturers or vendors of the respective products. Manufacturer UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation, Inc. 2955 Red Hill Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA 92626-5923, USA Authorized EU manufacturing representative: UTC Fire & Security B.V.
Content Chapter 1 Product introduction 1 Product overview 1 Features 2 Chapter 2 Installation 5 Installation environment 5 Unpacking the TVR 60 and its accessories 5 HDD capacity 6 Connecting devices to the rear panel 6 IP cameras supported 7 PTZ dome camera set up 8 Wiring the keypad 12 RS-485 ports 14 RS-232 port 15 Monitor connections 15 Loop through 15 Audio inputs and output 15 Brackets 16 Chapter 3 Getting started 19 Turning on and off the DVR 19 Using the Setup Wizard 19 Chapter 4 Operating in
Configuring display options 42 Chapter 7 Controlling a PTZ dome camera 47 Configuring PTZ settings 47 Pop-up menu for mouse operation 49 Setting presets, preset tours and shadow tours 49 Chapter 8 Playing back a recording 55 The playback control panel 56 Playing back recorded video 56 Exiting playback mode 63 Chapter 9 Archiving recorded files 65 Archiving files 65 Archiving video clips 68 Managing backup devices 68 Playing back archived files on a PC 69 Chapter 10 Using the Web browser 71 Windows Vi
Configuring the server and HTTP Ports 102 Configuring e-mail settings 103 Chapter 14 Camera management 105 Enabling or disabling analog cameras 106 Configuring IP cameras 107 Configuring the OSD settings 108 Setting up privacy masking 109 Adjusting video image settings 110 Chapter 15 HDD management 113 Initializing HDDs 113 Setting HDD groups 113 Setting the HDD status 114 Checking HDD status 116 Configuring HDD alarms 117 Chapter 16 Configuring the DVR settings 119 Changing the language 119 Managing u
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Chapter 1 Product introduction Product overview This is the TruVision DVR 60 User Manual for models: Table 1: Product codes Product code EMEA Americas TVR-6016-500 Available Unavailable TVR-6016-1T Available Unavailable TVR-6016-2T Available Available TVR-6016-4T Available Available TVR-6016-8T Available Available TVR-6016-12T Available Available Note: Some model versions are not available across all regions.
0BChapter 1: Product introduction Features This section describes the available TVR 60 features. Compression The TVR 60 supports the following video features: • Scalable state-of-the-art hybrid H.264 video compression algorithm • Supports both analog and IP cameras • Real-time recording of 24 channels at 4CIF resolution • Supports watermarking.
0BChapter 1: Product introduction • Auto-detect video (PAL or NTSC) on startup • Multiple control inputs: front panel, mouse, IR remote control, and keyboard • Supports KTD-405 / TVK-505U keypad control • Multi-language support • Triple monitor support - Monitor A, monitor B and spot monitors TruVision DVR 60 User Manual 3
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Chapter 2 Installation Installation environment When installing your product, consider these factors: • Ventilation • Temperature • Moisture • Chassis load Ventilation: Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure that the location planned for the installation of the unit is well ventilated.
1BChapter 2: Installation • IR (infrared) remote control • Two AAA batteries for the remote control • AC power cords (US, Europe, UK) • USB mouse • DVR • Video loop through cable • TruVision DVR 60 Quick Start Guide • TruVision DVR 60 User Manual (on CD) HDD capacity Storage capacity for the TVR 60 varies depending on the model. Refer to Table 2 below for more information.
1BChapter 2: Installation Figure 1: Rear panel connections 1. Connect up to 16 analog cameras to BNC connectors. 2. Connect to audio inputs (available for each camera) to RCA connectors. 3. Connect up to two CCTV monitors (monitors B and C). 9. Connect to USB devices such as a mouse. USB CD/DVD burner and USB HDD are not supported. 10. Terminate the line to the dome cameras using this RS-485 switch. Default is Off. 11. Connect to a PTZ control. 4. Connect to speakers for audio output. 12.
1BChapter 2: Installation Supported cameras Resolutions supported Maximum bit rate Main stream Maximum bit rate - Sub stream UltraView IP PTZ camera 4CIF, 2CIF, CIF, QCIF 1.7Mbps 1Mbps CamPlus2 IP camera VGA, QVGA 2Mbps N/A Panasonic IP camera VGA, QVGA 2Mbps N/A PTZ dome camera set up Use the USB mouse provided or the optional keypad for local telemetry control. If using the TVR 60 over a network, use the web browser to control the PTZ dome cameras or TruVision Navigator.
1BChapter 2: Installation Figure 2: Connecting a keypad to the TVR 60 for control of a PTZ dome camera over the network Configuring the PTZ protocols for Interlogix cameras Before the PTZ dome cameras are assembled in their housings, set their protocol and address DIP switches for the TVR 60. See Table 4 below for different Interlogix PTZ dome camera settings. If you are using PTZ dome cameras from another company, please refer to their configuration instructions.
1BChapter 2: Installation Camera Switch setting TruVision Mini PTZ 12X: Outdoor Dome Protocol DIP switches: 000000 RS-485 communication DIP switches: 0000000000 Camera ID DIP switches: Select the camera ID DIP switch address as required. 1. Protocol DIP switches 2. RS-485 communication DIP switches 3. Camera ID DIP switches RS-485 data connector: TruVision Dome 16X PTZ Protocol switches: 0111 Address switches: Select the camera ID DIP switch address as required. Baud rate: 0000 1.
1BChapter 2: Installation Camera Switch setting CyberDome Protocol switches: NA Address switches: Select the camera ID DIP switch address as required. RS-485 data connector: UltraView PTZ Protocol switches: 01000 Address switches: Select the address switch address as required. 1. Protocol switches; 2.
1BChapter 2: Installation Camera Switch setting Legend Protocol switches: 1 Address switches: Select the camera ID DIP switch address as required. RS-485 data connector: Wiring the keypad The keypad uses RS-485 simplex wiring. The signal is transferred by a single twisted pair line. A shielded STP CAT5 network cable is recommended. Ground one end of the cable, either the first or last device on the RS-485 line.
1BChapter 2: Installation Figure 3: RS-485 bus serial wiring (KTD-405 keypad shown) 1. Keypad 2. I/O box 3. See section “RS-485 ports” on page 14 Use an RS-485 signal distributor for a star wiring configuration. See Figure 4 below. Figure 4: Star wiring with RS-485 signal distributor Correct 1. Keypad 2. I/O box 3. RS-485/KTD-83 distributor 4.
1BChapter 2: Installation Use an RS-485/KTD-83 signal distributor to increase the maximum number of devices on the bus as well as the total range. Each distributor output provides another RS-485 bus, extending the output an additional 1200 m. Up to 31 TVR 60s can be connected to each output. See Figure 5 below. Figure 5: Expanding the system with an RS-485 signal distributor 1. Keypad 2. I/O box 3. RS-485/KTD-83 distributor 4.
1BChapter 2: Installation Figure 6: RS-485 pins RS-232 port The RS-232 port will be available for future use to connect CBR-PB3-POS (pointof-sale) and ATM devices to the TVR 60. Monitor connections Connect the unit to the monitors via 75-ohm video coaxial cables with BNC connectors. The unit provides a 1 Vpp CVBS signal. See Figure 1 on page 7 for connecting a monitor to a TVR 60. The TVR 60 supports up to 1280 × 1024 / 60 Hz resolution in VGA. The monitor resolution should be at least 800 × 600.
1BChapter 2: Installation Brackets The DVR is easily rack-mountable with the purchase of the TVR-RK-1 rackmount kit. See Figure 7 below. Contact your local supplier to order it. Figure 7: Rack mount installation Attach small front rack ears to the unit (screws supplied) Attach DVR to front rails (screws not included) To install the racks: 1. Attach the two small front-rack mount ears to the DVR (screws supplied). 2. Attach the two large rear support brackets (not supplied) to the rear rails. 3.
1BChapter 2: Installation Circuit Overloading - Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring. Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used when addressing this concern. Reliable Earthing - Reliable earthing of rack-mounted equipment should be maintained.
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Chapter 3 Getting started Turning on and off the DVR Before turning the power on connect at least one monitor to the video out or the VGA interface. Otherwise, you will not be able to see the user interface and operate the device. Also connect at least one camera. The TVR 60 auto-detects the video mode (PAL or NTSC) on startup. The TVR 60 is equipped with a universal power supply that will auto-sense 110/240 V, 60/50 Hz.
2BChapter 3: Getting started Any changes you make to a setup configuration screen are saved when you exit the screen and return to the main eZ Setup screen. Note: The TVR 60 firmware supports over 16 languages. Figure 8: Setup Wizard screen To quickly set up the TVR 60: 1. Connect all the devices required to the rear panel of the TVR 60. See Figure 1 on page 7. 2. Turn on the unit using the power switch on the rear panel. After the boot up screen, the TVR 60 displays video images on-screen. 3.
2BChapter 3: Getting started You can group HDDs and assign cameras to a group. See “Setting HDD groups” on page 113. You can also set up a drive for redundant recording. See “Setting the HDD to redundancy” on page 115. After setting your HDD settings, click OK and then Next. You are then asked if you want to enter the Record Settings screen. 7. Recording configuration: Click Enter to open the Record Settings screen. Under the Recording tab, select a camera and specify the camera settings.
2BChapter 3: Getting started Check both the “Enable Schedule” and “All Day” checkbox. This enables the recording schedule. The DVR will record continuously all day for the whole week. Click OK to return to the Schedule tab. To copy the schedule to another camera, select the camera or select “All” under Copy To and click the Copy button. Click OK and then Next. You are then asked if you want to enter the Network Settings screen. 8.
Chapter 4 Operating instructions Controlling the TVR 60 There are several ways to control the TVR 60: • Front panel control • Mouse control • IR remote control • KTD-405 / TVK-505U keypad control (see appendix) • Web browser control (see Chapter 10 “Using the Web browser” on page 71 You can use your preferred control method for any procedure, but in most cases we describe procedures using mouse terminology.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions Figure 9: Front panel The controls on the front panel include: Item Name Description 1. USB port Universal serial bus (USB) port for additional devices such as USB mouse and USB hard disk drive (HDD) 2. Eject Ejects CD/DVD disc. 3. Archive Press once to enter quick archive mode. Press twice to start archiving. 4. Display buttons Display: Toggles through the various multiscreens: full, quad, 1+5, 1+7, 9, and 16.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions Item Name Description 10. Joystick Use to select options in a menu and to control playback. Press for Enter. Press LED arrows are lit when the jog is active. Live mode: Enter PTZ mode. Menu mode: Move the joystick left/right and up/down to position cursor in menu screen. Press for Enter. Playback mode: Move the joystick left/right and up/down to position cursor in menu screen. Press for Enter.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions To use a USB mouse: 1. Plug USB mouse into one of the USB ports on the front or rear panel of the DVR. 2. The mouse should automatically be detected. See Table 5 below for a description of the mouse buttons. Table 5: Mouse buttons Item Description Left button Single-Click: Select a component of a menu, such as a button or an input field. This is similar to pressing the Enter button on the remote/front panel controls.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions Figure 10: IR remote control Item Description 1. Alarm Acknowledge an alarm. 2. Device Enable/disable the IR remote control to control the TVR 60. 3. Numeric buttons Select a camera, and enter a number in a menu option. 4. Analog and IP Analog and IP buttons have the same function as on the front panel to select between analog and IP cameras. 5. Display Toggle between the multiscreen views. 6. Mon A and Mon B Toggle between monitors A and B. 7.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions Item Description 14. Tour Enter preprogrammed three-digit code to call up shadow tour. 15. Focus + and - Use to control focus of camera lens. 16. Playback control Use to control playback (Rewind, Pause, Play, and Fast Forward). 17. Search Open the Search menu. 18. Replay Replay the selected file from the beginning. 19. Eject Eject the CD or DVD disk. 20. Archive Press once to enter quick archive mode. Press twice to start archiving.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions Main menu overview The TVR 60 has an icon-driven menu structure that allows you to configure the unit’s parameters. Figure 11 below shows the TVR 60 main menu screen. Each command icon displays a screen that lets you edit a group of TVR 60 settings. Most screens are available only to system administrators. You must be in live mode to access the main menu. The currently selected command icon is highlighted in green.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions To access the main menu: 1. Press the Menu button on the remote control or front panel or right-click the mouse and select the Menu button. The main menu screen appears. Press Exit in the main menu screen to return to live mode. Navigating through a dialog screen Use the mouse to select any option or button on the screen. You can also use the joystick (Up, Down, Left, or Right) on the front panel to navigate through the options and press Enter to select.
3BChapter 4: Operating instructions Description of the keys in the virtual keyboard: Switch to Lowercase: Switch to lowercase input. Switch to Uppercase: Switch to uppercase input. Backspace: Delete the character in front of the cursor. Enter: Confirm selection. ESC: Exit out of Soft Keyboard. Exiting the main menu Press the Menu button on the front panel to exit the current menu screen. Continue pressing the Menu button until you return to the live mode screen.
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Chapter 5 Live mode Description of live mode Live mode is the normal operating mode of the unit where you watch live pictures from the cameras. The TVR 60 automatically enters into live mode once powered up. On the display screen, you can see the current date and time, camera name, and whether a recording is in progress. Displaying status information Information on the camera status is displayed on-screen as icons on the main and spot monitors. The camera status icons are shown for each camera.
4BChapter 5: Live mode Figure 13: Digital zoom screen To quickly zoom in/out on a camera image: 1. Select the camera you wish to use. 2. Left-click the mouse and select the option Digital Zoom, or on the front panel press the Zoom+ button. The digital view screen appears. 3. Left-click the mouse ands drag the red square to the area of interest, or move the joystick on the front panel to position the red square. The selected area is magnified. 4.
4BChapter 5: Live mode Table 9: Description of the monitor functions 3 monitors connected 2 analog monitors connected Output Description Output Description A Monitor VGA. A Monitor A. This is the main monitor. All features can be accessed. B Monitor A. All features except the DVR configuration can be accessed from this monitor. C This is the main monitor. All features can be accessed. B Monitor B. All features except the DVR configuration can be accessed from this monitor.
4BChapter 5: Live mode Table 10: Pop-up mouse menus Item Name Description 1. Camera Switch to a full-screen view for the selected camera. 2. Multi View Switch between the different multiscreen options. 3. Next Screen Displays the next camera. 4. Talk Modify the audio volume or disable audio. 5. Playback Enter playback mode. 6. Monitor B Switch between monitors A (main) and B. 7. Menu Enter the Main menu. Option is not available from monitor B. 8.
4BChapter 5: Live mode You can also right-click the mouse and select MultiView from the menu. Select the desired multiscreen display layout. Sequencing cameras in live mode The sequencing feature allows a camera to be displayed briefly on-screen, before advancing to the next camera in the sequence list. Sequencing can only be done in full screen mode. Each camera on the main and spot monitors can have a pre-programmed dwell time and sequence order.
4BChapter 5: Live mode Item Name Description 3. Digital zoom Enter digital zoom. 4. Freeze Freeze the live image of the selected camera of the current display mode. Although the image pauses, time and date information does not. The system clock continues to run.
Chapter 6 Configuring the live mode display This chapter describes how to configure the on-screen image in live mode as well as set up the DVR name and address, enable password protection, and set up the system time and date. You can change the settings in the screens in any order. They are described in the following sections. Configuring monitor and DVR options Use this screen to configure the monitor image as well as to configure the DVR name and address. See Figure 17 below.
5BChapter 6: Configuring the live mode display Table 12: Description of the Monitor setup screen Option Description Device name The name to use for the DVR. Device address The device number to use for the DVR when programming the remote control or keypad. VGA resolution Define the VGA resolution. Select one of the options from the drop-down list. Default is 1024×768/60 HZ.
5BChapter 6: Configuring the live mode display Monitor setup To configure monitors: 1. Enter the Display Settings screen by selecting Display in the main menu. 2. Click the Monitor tab. The Monitor screen appears. Modify the required settings. See Table 12 on page 40. 3. Click the Apply button to save the settings. 4. Click OK to return to the main menu.
5BChapter 6: Configuring the live mode display Table 13: Description of the Time screen Option Description Time zone Select the time zone of the DVR from the drop-down list. Date/time format Select the date format from the drop-down list. Default format is DD-MMYYYY. Date/time Select the date and time to be displayed on-screen and saved on recordings. Click the date icon on the right of the date list box. A calendar appears. Click the required date.
5BChapter 6: Configuring the live mode display Figure 19: Layout screen Table 14: Description of the layout screen Option Description Main monitor Select which monitor will be the main monitor. Default is VGA, if connected. Layout mode Select which multiscreen layout will be default in live mode. Main dwell time Set the length of time for which a camera appears on-screen on the selected monitor before moving to the next camera during sequencing. Default is off.
5BChapter 6: Configuring the live mode display 3. Enable/disable audio output 4. Click the Apply button to save the settings. 5. Click OK to return to the main menu. Sequencing cameras The cameras are sequenced in numeric order by default. You can change the sequence order of the cameras for all monitors. However, if three monitors are connected, monitor C sequencing cannot be started from the front panel. You can switch the channel of a camera with that of another camera in the system.
5BChapter 6: Configuring the live mode display Note: “X” means that the camera is not displayed. 8. Click the OK button to accept the changes and return to the Layout screen. 9. Click the Apply button to see the results immediately implemented. Click the Setup button again if further changes are required. 10. Click the OK button in the Layout screen to save changes and return to live mode.
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Chapter 7 Controlling a PTZ dome camera You can control PTZ dome cameras using the buttons on the front panel, the keypad, and IR remote control as well as using the PTZ menu accessed with the mouse. Access to PTZ functions may require a password. Configuring PTZ settings Use this screen to configure the PTZ dome cameras. Each camera must be set up individually. Cameras must be configured before they can be used.
6BChapter 7: Controlling a PTZ camera To configure PTZ dome camera settings: 1. Enter the PTZ Settings screen by selecting PTZ in the main menu. 2. In the Camera box, select the PTZ dome camera to be configured from the drop-down list. 3. Select the baud rate, data bit, stop bit, parity and flow control for the camera. The default values are: Baud rate: 9600 Data bits: 8 Stop bits: 1 Parity: None Flow control: None Note: Click the Default button to return all values to default settings.
6BChapter 7: Controlling a PTZ camera Pop-up menu for mouse operation In PTZ mode use the mouse pop-up PTZ menu to get quick access to many PTZ functions. Right-click the mouse to call-up the pop-up menu. See Figure 22 below. Figure 22: Mouse pop-up PTZ menu The items that can be found on this menu include: Table 15: Description of the mouse pop-up PTZ menu Item Name Description 1. Camera Select a PTZ dome camera. 2. Call preset Call up a preset position. 3.
6BChapter 7: Controlling a PTZ camera If the display was in multiscreen format, it changes to full screen format. See Figure 23 below for a description of the PTZ control panel. Figure 23: PTZ control panel 1. Directional pad/auto-scan buttons: Controls the movements and directions of the PTZ. Center button is used to start auto-pan by the PTZ dome camera. 2. Adjust iris. 3. Adjust focus. 4. Adjust zoom. 5. Centers the PTZ dome camera. This function is not supported on all PTZ dome cameras. 6.
6BChapter 7: Controlling a PTZ camera To set up a preset: 1. Enter PTZ mode by left-clicking the mouse on the desired camera image and selecting the PTZ icon in the cameo shortcut menu. - Or Press the front panel joystick for Enter. The PTZ control panel appears. 2. Use the directional, zoom, focus and iris buttons to position the camera in the desired preset location. 3. Click the Preset button on the PTZ control panel. The PTZ Control screen appears with the Preset tab open. 4.
6BChapter 7: Controlling a PTZ camera To set up a preset tour: 1. Enter PTZ mode by left-clicking the mouse on the desired camera image and selecting the PTZ icon in the cameo shortcut menu. - Or Press the front panel joystick for Enter. The PTZ control panel appears. 2. Click the Preset Tour button on the PTZ control panel. The PTZ Control screen appears with the Preset Tour tab open. 3. In the Preset Tour No. box select a preset tour to set. 4.
6BChapter 7: Controlling a PTZ camera - Or Press the front panel joystick for Enter. The PTZ control panel appears. 2. Click the Shadow Tour button on the PTZ control panel. The PTZ Control screen appears with the Shadow Tour tab open. 3. Select the shadow tour number from the list displayed. Note: There is only one shadow tour. 4. To record a new shadow tour, click the Run Shadow button to start recording of the movements of the PTZ. Use the PTZ control panel to move the camera.
6BChapter 7: Controlling a PTZ camera Calling up a preset tour To call up a preset tour: 1. Enter PTZ mode by left-clicking the mouse on the desired camera image and selecting the PTZ icon in the cameo shortcut menu. The PTZ control panel appears. 2. Click the Preset Tour button. The PTZ Control screen appears with the Preset Tour tab open. 3. Select an enabled preset tour number and click the Start button. To stop the preset tour, click the Stop button.
Chapter 8 Playing back a recording The TVR 60 lets you to quickly locate and playback recorded video. There are a few ways to playback video: Instant playback of recorded video Search the video archives by specific time, date, or event, Search the system log The DVR continues to record the live mode from a camera while simultaneously playing back video on that camera display. Access to playback functions may require a password. You must be in live mode to playback video.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording The playback control panel It is easy to select the start and end playback times using the playback control panel. See Figure 26 below. Figure 26: Playback control panel 1. Audio on/off 2. Start/stop video clip during playback. Sections of a recording can be saved to an external storage device. 3. Previous file/day/event recording 4. Reverse playback by 30 seconds 5. Play/pause playback 6. Stop playback 7. Fast forward playback by 30 seconds 8.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording Figure 27: Advanced Search screen Table 16: Description of functions in the Advanced Search screen Function Description Analog / IP camera status Displays all the analog and IP cameras set up in the system. A search can include both analog and IP cameras. At least one camera must be selected in a search. Use to select the cameras to include in the search. Video type Search for the type of event.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording Figure 28: Example of a search result list Playing back files from a video search To playback from one camera: 1. In live mode, select the camera display for playback. 2. Press the Search button on the remote control or front panel, or right-click the mouse and select the Advanced Search button. The Advanced Search screen appears. 3.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording To playback from more than one camera: 1. In live mode select the camera display for playback. 2. Press the Search button on the remote control or front panel, or right-click the mouse and select the Advanced Search button. The Advanced Search screen appears. 3. Use the front panel joystick to move the cursor to a camera check box and press Enter to select the desired cameras. You can also use the mouse to click a camera’s check box. 4.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording To do digital zoom in playback: You can zoom in on an image during playback. During playback right-click the mouse to call-up the playback control panel. Click the Zoom button to enter digital zoom. To hide the playback control panel: To hide the playback control panel during playback right-click the mouse and select the Control Panel button. To exit playback mode: 1. Press the Live button on the front panel to exit playback mode and return to live mode.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording Click the Stop button on the playback control panel and then click Play to restart playback. Playback restarts in multiscreen view. • Using the front panel/remote control: 1. In live mode press the Playback button on the front panel or remote control to enter playback mode. 2. Press the Analog or IP button to select the camera type. 3. Press the camera number button for the desired camera. Note: Multiscreen playback is only available using the mouse.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording To playback video from the system log: 1. Press the Menu button on the remote control or front panel, or right-click the mouse and select the Menu button. The main menu screen appears. 2. Click the System icon. The System View screen appears. 3. In the View Log box, click the View button. The View Log screen appears. 4. In the Major Type box, select an option from the drop-down list. 5. In the Minor Type box, select an option from the drop-down list.
7BChapter 8: Playing back a recording • Using the front panel/remote: 1. In the playback screen move the joystick to left to scroll down through the speed changes until Single frame. 2. Press Enter with the joystick to advance the video frame by frame. 3. Press the Playback button to do continue playback at normal speed. Exiting playback mode To exit playback mode, press Menu on the front panel or remote control, or rightclick the mouse and select the Menu button.
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Chapter 9 Archiving recorded files Archive recorded files on an external device such as a USB flash drives, USB HDDs, eSATA device or a DVD writer. You must be in live mode to archive video. Access to archive functions may require a password. Note: The USB port on the rear panel does not support USB CD/DVD burners or USB HDDs. Archiving files There are two ways to archive files: Quick Archive: Quick archive lets you archive recorded files quickly by using the Archive button on the front panel.
8BChapter 9: Archiving recorded files Exporting recorded files to a backup device You can insert a mini-USB hub to the USB port to attach a mouse for navigation and a USB drive for archiving. However, the unit may not support all types of USB hubs. Figure 30: Export screen Table 17: Description of the Export screen Item Function Description 1. Refresh Refresh the search results if any parameters have been modified. 2.
Chapter 9: Archiving recorded files To export recorded files to a backup device: 1. Connect the backup device to the DVR. If using a USB memory drive, insert the device into the USB port on the front panel. If using a digital video disk (DVD) or eSATA drive, insert the disc into the DVD drive. If both media are found in the TVR 60, the USB device takes precedence over the DVD. 2.
8BChapter 9: Archiving recorded files 10. After the backup process has completed, you may select the files from your device and click the Play button to verify that it has been exported successfully. Archiving video clips You can save important scenes in a recorded file for later reference by creating video clips of selected portions of the file during playback.
Chapter 9: Archiving recorded files • Create New Folder: Creates a new folder on the backup device. • Delete: Delete a file or folder from the backup device. • Play: Play the selected video file from the backup device. • Format: Format the backup device. • Erase: Erase files from a re-writable CD/DVD. Playing back archived files on a PC Use the standard file player software to play back the archived video on your PC. It can be downloaded from the TVR 60 when archiving files onto a backup device.
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Chapter 10 Using the Web browser This chapter describes how you can use the Web browser interface to configure the device, play back recorded video, search through event logs, and control a PTZ dome camera. You can also specify settings on the Web browser interface to optimize video playback and recording performance when operating in a low or limited bandwidth environment.
9BChapter 10: Using the Web browser Accessing the Web browser To access the TVR 60, open a Web browser and enter the IP address assigned to the TVR 60, as a Web address. On the logon screen, enter the default user ID and password. Note: Only one DVR can be viewed per browser. User ID: admin Password: 1234 The Web browser uses the following ports. • IP address - 192.168.1.82 • Subnet mask - 255.255.255.0 • Gateway address - 192.168.1.
9BChapter 10: Using the Web browser Figure 31: Web browser interface Table 18: Description of the Web browser screen Item Name Description 1. Menu toolbar Lets you do the following: • View live video • Play back video • Search for event logs • Configure settings • Exit the interface 2. Viewer View live or playback video. 3. PTZ controls Control PTZ for the currently selected camera. 4. Camera View video and record video from the selected camera. 5.
9BChapter 10: Using the Web browser Using the Web browser to configure the device Click Config on the menu bar to display the configuration screen. There are two ways to configure the DVR: Local and Remote. Local configuration Local configuration lets you define communication and network parameters such as protocol type, maximum file size, stream type, network transmission settings. You can also specify the directory locations for saving recorded and playback video, captured images, and downloaded files.
9BChapter 10: Using the Web browser • Camera settings including motion detection, privacy masking, video loss, video tampering, video image display settings, and text overlay • Recording settings including recording schedule and recording quality • Network settings including, e-mail, DDNS, and NTP setup • Serial port settings including RS-485 and RS-232 parameters • Alarm settings including alert notifications, audio alerts, pre-alarm, and postalarm seconds, and notification parameters • System
9BChapter 10: Using the Web browser Figure 33: Browser playback page 1. Calendar. Selected day is highlighted 2. Selected camera 3. Playback control toolbar 4. Timeline (TL). Indicates video recorded for the specified day as well as type of recording 5. Click to capture a snapshot of the video 6. Click to save the video playback 7. Type of recording: Blue: Indicates video recorded based on the recording schedule defined. Red: Indicates video recorded triggered by an alarm event. 8.
9BChapter 10: Using the Web browser Searching for event logs The DVR compiles a log of events, such as the start or end of video recording, DVR notifications, and alarms, through which you can easily search.
9BChapter 10: Using the Web browser Figure 34: PTZ controls 1. Directional pad/auto-scan buttons: Controls the movements and directions of the PTZ. Center button is used to start auto-pan by the PTZ dome camera. 2. Select preset function. 3. Adjust zoom, focus, and iris. 4. Adjust speed of PTZ dome camera movement. 5. Start preset function.
Chapter 11 Configuring recording settings This chapter provides instructions on how to define the recording settings of your DVR. This chapter covers how you can configure your initial recording settings, schedule recordings, protect your recorded files, and set up your HDD for redundancy. Initializing recording settings Before you can set up your DVR to begin recording, you must first configure general recording settings for the analog cameras. Note: IP cameras cannot be configured from the DVR.
10BChapter 11: Configuring recording settings 3. Configure the following settings: • Record Mode: Select the encoding parameters, either Timelapse (TL), Alarm, or Schedule. • Record: Select the type of stream to record, either video or video and audio. • Resolution: Select the resolution of the recording. Options include: 4CIF, 2CIF, CIF, and QCIF. • Encoding: Select either Variable or Constant bit rate. • Video Quality: Select the quality at which to record.
10BChapter 11: Configuring recording settings • e-SATA: Select Backup or Storage Expansion. 8. Click Apply, and then OK to save your changes. Defining a recording schedule Defining a recording schedule lets you specify when the DVR records video and under what circumstances. Each camera can be configured to have its own recording schedule. A recording schedule can be set for analog and IP cameras. The schedules are visually presented on a map for easy reference. See Figure 35 below for an example.
10BChapter 11: Configuring recording settings To set up a recording schedule: 1. Enter the Record Settings screen by selecting Record in the main menu. 2. Select the Schedule tab to open the Schedule menu (see Figure 35 on page 81). 3. Select a camera for which to edit the schedule. 4. Click Edit. The following screen is displayed. 5. Check Enable Schedule. 6. Select the day of the week for which you want to set up the schedule or select All Week to set up the schedule for the entire week.
10BChapter 11: Configuring recording settings Protecting recorded files There are two methods to prevent recorded files from being inadvertently overwritten or deleted off the HDD. We highly recommend that important recorded events be protected from deletion. Recorded files can either be locked or the HDD that the files reside on can be set to read only. Locking and unlocking recorded files Lock files to protect them against being overwritten or deleted. To lock or unlock a recorded file: 1.
10BChapter 11: Configuring recording settings The Locked column indicates whether a file is locked or not. Closed lock icons indicate locked files while opened lock icons indicate unlocked files. The Lock button toggles between Lock and Unlock, depending on the file. 6. Click Cancel to exit out of the Video Search menu. Setting the HDD to read-only When you set an HDD to read-only, recorded video files cannot be written to the HDD.
10BChapter 11: Configuring recording settings 3. Select the HDD to be used for redundancy. 4. Click Mode. The Mode screen displays. 5. Select Redundancy. Verify at least one other HDD is set to R/W (read/write). 6. Click OK to save the settings and return to the previous menu. 7. Enter the Record Settings screen by selecting Record in the main menu. 8. Click the Recording tab. 9. Select the camera to be used for redundancy. 10. Click the Setup button for Advanced Settings.
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Chapter 12 Configuring alarm settings This chapter describes setting up how the system will respond when an alarm is triggered. Motion detection Motion detection is one of the most important features of a DVR. With it there is no need to manually search through hours of video recordings to find an event. The TVR 60 can be set up to trigger an alarm if it detects motion and to record it. You can then search these recorded motion activities for specific incidents.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings Figure 36: Mouse pop-up menu for motion detection mode 1. Full screen: Select the whole screen to be sensitive to motion detection. 2. Clear All: Clear all motion detection areas on-screen. 3. Sensitivity: Set the motion sensitivity level. There are five sensitivity levels: 0 (lowest) to 5 (highest). 4. Target size: Set the minimum number of zones in a camera image that must be activated simultaneously before it is considered to be valid motion.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings Figure 37: Notification types Note: To trigger the alarm indicator bar on the front panel to flash on and off when motion is detected, see “Setting up system notifications” on page 95. The notification types that you can select include: • Full Screen: When an alarm is triggered, the local spot monitor (VGA or BNC monitor) displays an image in live mode. This alarm can be configured under the Popup Alarm Image rules method.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings To set up motion detection: 1. Enter the Camera Management screen by selecting Camera in the main menu. The Camera Management screen appears. 2. Select one or more cameras for which you want to configure motion detection, and then click Setup to display the Camera Settings screen. 3. Click the Advanced tab to display the Advanced Camera Settings screen. 4. Check the Motion Detection box to enable motion detection. The Area Setup button is activated. 5.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings 0 and 255 squares. Click OK to accept and return to the motion detection area setup interface.. Right-click the mouse and click Exit to return to the Camera Settings screen. 6. Select the cameras to be triggered for recording when motion is detected. Click Motion Detection Rules to open the Rules screen. Click the Associated Cameras tab. Check the boxes under the desired cameras. Both analog and IP cameras can be selected.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings notification options available are: Buzzer, TCP/IP notification, Alarm Out, and Email. 9. Click Apply and then OK to save your changes and return to the Advanced menu. 10. Copy these motion detection settings to other cameras, if required. 11. Click Apply and then Click OK to return to the Camera Management screen.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings Click the Associated Cameras tab. Select the cameras to be triggered for recording when an alarm is detected by checking the boxes under the desired cameras. Both analog and IP cameras can be selected. Click the Apply button to complete setup. Click the Schedule tab to define an alarm schedule for the output alarm. Click the Notifications tab to define how you want the DVR to notify you of external sensor alarms.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings 4. Enter an alarm name for the selected output in the Alarm Name field. 5. Select an option in the Timeout box. The timeout setting lets you define how much longer a signal remains active even after the alarm has ended. If you select Manually Stop, the signal remains active until it is manually acknowledged by pressing the alarm button on the front panel or remote control (see “Triggering alarm outputs manually” below). 6. Select a schedule for the alarm output.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings • • • Clear: Select an alarm from the list and click Clear to stop its output. Trigger All: Trigger all alarm outputs at once. For example, when you need to test them. Clear All: Stop all alarm outputs at once. Click OK to return to the System View screen. The alarm is silenced. - Or Press the Alarm button on the front panel. The alarm is silenced.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings • Alarm Out: Trigger an alarm output when a notification is detected. An alarm output can be configured by following the steps listed in “Setting up external alarms” on page 92. • Email Notification: Sends an e-mail when an alarm or notification is detected. Sending an email can be configured by following the steps listed in “Configuring e-mail settings” on page 103.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings 2. Select a camera to configure for video loss detection, and then click Setup. 3. Click the Advanced tab. 4. Check the Video Loss Detection box to enable feature. 5. Click Rules next to the Video Loss Detection box to enter the Rules screen. 6. Click the Notifications tab to define how you want your DVR to notify you of video loss. For more information, see “Description of alarm notification types” on page 88. Click OK. 7. Click the Schedule tab. 8.
11BChapter 12: Configuring alarm settings To set up video tampering detection: 1. Enter Camera Management screen by selecting Camera in the main menu. 2. Select a camera for which you want to configure video loss detection, and then click Setup. 3. Click the Advanced tab. 4. Check the Tamper Detection box to enable the feature. 5. Click Area Setup next to the Tamper Detection box to enter the tamper detection area setup interface. 6. Define a tampering area.
Chapter 13 Configuring network settings You must configure your DVR’s network settings before using your DVR over the network. Note: As every network configuration may differ, please contact your Network Administrator or ISP to see if your DVR requires specific IP addresses or port numbers. Configuring basic network settings To configure basic network settings: 1. Enter the Network Settings screen by selecting Network in the main menu. 2. Click the General tab. 3.
12BChapter 13: Configuring network settings • Subnet Mask: The subnet mask for your network so the DVR will be recognized within the network. • Gateway: The IP address of your network gateway so the DVR will be recognized within the network. This is typically the IP address of your router. • Primary/Secondary DNS Server: The preferred and alternate Domain Name System (DNS) Server to use with your DVR. 5. Click OK to save and exit the Network Settings menu.
12BChapter 13: Configuring network settings 9. Click OK to save. Configuring an NTP server A Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server can also be set up on your DVR to keep the date and time current and accurate. To set up an NTP server: 1. Enter the Network Settings screen by selecting Network in the main menu. 2. Click the Advanced tab. 3. Click Setup (next to NTP) to enter the NTP screen. 4. Check the NTP box to enable feature. 5.
12BChapter 13: Configuring network settings Configuring multicast Setting up multicasting resolves limitation issues when streaming videos through a network access device. A multicast address spans the Class-D IP range of 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255. We recommend that the IP address range of 239.252.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 be used. To set up multicasting: 1. Enter the Network Settings screen by selecting Network in the main menu. 2. Click the Advanced tab. 3. Enter a Multicast IP address.
12BChapter 13: Configuring network settings Note: The Server Port has a port range of 2000-65535 and is used for remote client software access. The HTTP port is used for remote internet browser access Configuring e-mail settings Your DVR can send e-mail notifications of alarms or notifications through the network. Note: Ensure that the DNS address has been set up correctly beforehand. To configure e-mail settings: 1. Enter the Network Settings screen by selecting Network in the main menu. 2.
12BChapter 13: Configuring network settings These values represent the recipient’s name and e-mail address. 9. Check the Attach JPEG File box if you want to send an e-mail with alarm images. 10. Select an interval range in the Interval box. The interval range represents the time range in between the alarm images sent. For example, if you set the interval range at two seconds, the second alarm image will be two seconds from the first alarm image. 11. Click Test to the test e-mail settings. 12.
Chapter 14 Camera management The TVR 60 can support up to 16 analog and eight 4-CIF IP cameras. However, the number of IP cameras supported can depend on the resolution of the IP cameras and on the number of analog cameras enabled. For a complete list of the analog and IP camera numbers that can be supported, see Appendix F “Camera matrix” on page 149. An example is shown in Table 19 below.
13BChapter 14: Camera management Figure 38: Camera management screen Enabling or disabling analog cameras When you turn on the DVR the status of all 16 IP cameras is automatically on and all the cameras are recording, even if there are not 16 analog cameras connected. You can disable the unused camera links in order to save space on the hard drive. You may also need to disable analog cameras in order to be able to add more IP cameras to the system.
13BChapter 14: Camera management Configuring IP cameras Use the Camera Management menu to set up IP cameras. You can also add or delete IP cameras. Only TruVision IP cameras can be configured from the DVR. The DVR detects and lists all TruVision IP cameras in the IP Camera Settings screen. By default they all have the same IP address. However, each camera must have a unique IP address in order to function correctly. Note: UltraView IP cameras can only be configured using TruVision Navigator.
13BChapter 14: Camera management Enter the password of the IP camera under Admin Password. The default IP camera password is 1234. Note: You must enter the password of the IP camera for the camera to be correctly installed. 7. Click OK to save and return to the Camera Management screen. It takes between 10 and 20 seconds for the new IP camera to be listed. When an IP camera has been successfully added, the status for that camera is displayed as enabled.
13BChapter 14: Camera management You can select one of the following options: • • • • Steady Steady & Flashing Transparent Transparent & Flashing 8. To configure where you want the camera information displayed on-screen, click Text Position Setup. You are taken to a camera view screen and an area marked where the camera information is displayed. Click and drag the marked area anywhere on the screen to set the display position. 9.
13BChapter 14: Camera management 5. Click the Area Settings button to enter the privacy mask area setup interface. The privacy mask area setup interface lets you define areas you want to mask for privacy. Note: This option is only available for analog cameras. 6. Setup the mask area. Up to four areas can be set. Click and drag on an area on the screen to mark that area as masked. You can set up to four areas for privacy masking. Masked areas are dimmed and outlined in red. 7. Click OK to save and exit.
13BChapter 14: Camera management 6. Click OK to save and exit, - Or Click Default to return to default settings.
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Chapter 15 HDD management Initializing HDDs The TVR 60 is shipped with the in-built HDD already initialized. You can reinitialize the HDD. However, all data on the HDD will be destroyed. To initialize a HDD: 1. Enter the HDD Management screen by clicking System in the main menu, and then Hard Disk. 2. Select the HDD to be initialized. 3. Click the Init button. 4. Click OK to begin initialization. After the HDD has been initialized, the status of the HDD changes from Abnormal to Normal.
14BChapter 15: HDD management To set up a HDD group: 1. Enter the HDD Management screen by clicking System in the main menu, and then Hard Disk. 2. Select the HDDs to be added to the group. 3. Click Group to enter Group Settings screen. 4. Select the HDD Group Number 2. Note: By default, all HDDs belong to group 1. 5. Click OK to save and exit the screen. Setting the HDD status You can change the behavior of your HDD by changing its status.
14BChapter 15: HDD management 5. Select Read-Only. 6. Click OK to save and exit the screen. Note: Once set to read-only, the HDD cannot be used to save recorded files until it is set back to read/write (R/W). If the HDD that is currently being written to is set to read-only, the data is then recorded to the next HDD. If there is only one HDD present, setting it to read-only causes the DVR to not record.
14BChapter 15: HDD management Checking HDD status You can check the status of any of the installed HDDs on the DVR at anytime. To check the status of a HDD: 1. Enter the HDD Management screen by clicking System in the main menu, and then Hard Disk. 2. Note the status of the HDD listed under the Status column. If the status is listed as Normal or Sleeping, the HDD is in working order. If it is listed as Abnormal and has already been initialized, the HDD needs to be replaced.
14BChapter 15: HDD management 6. Select a log item to view and click the Details button. A detail listing of SMART information is displayed, as shown in the below. Configuring HDD alarms HDD alarms can be set to trigger when an HDD is uninitialized or in an abnormal state. To set HDD alarms: 1. Enter Notifications screen by selecting Alarms in the main menu, and then the Notification tab. 2. Select HDD Error in the Notification Type box. 3. Select a notification type.
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Chapter 16 Configuring the DVR settings This chapter describes: Changing the language Managing users Updating system firmware Restoring default settings Viewing system information Viewing system logs Changing the language You can easily change the language of the system. To change the language: 1. Enter the System View screen by selecting System in the main menu. 2. Click Language and from the drop-down list, select the desired language. 3.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings See Table 20 below for a description of the different user accounts. See Table 21 on page 122 for the list of fixed and optional access privileges by user level. Table 20: User accounts User Description Administrator The administrator account includes extended menu with full access to all settings. The Administrator has the authority to add, delete or configure parameters for many of the system functions. There can only be one administrator.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings Level refers to the user’s level of access and can be set using one of the following predefined levels. These levels include privileges that are already defined and cannot be changed from this menu. • • • Operator Manager Custom However, the Custom level lets you select the user’s access privileges. See “Customizing a user’s access privileges” below for more information. 4.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings • Network Log Search: Remotely view logs that are saved on the DVR. • Network Configuration Parameters: Remotely configure parameters, restore parameters to factory defaults and import settings to as well as export settings from DVR. • Network Camera Management: Remotely enable and disable analog channels. Add and delete IP cameras. • Network Serial Ports: Configure settings for the RS-232 port.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings Privilege User level Administrator Manager Operator Network Serial Ports X X Network Allocating Video Output X X Two-Way Audio X X Network Layout Alarm and Trigger Alarm Output X X Network Advanced Management X Network Shutdown X X Network Live X X Remote Record Starting X X Local Playback X X Remote Playback X X Network PTZ Control X X Local Backup X X X Custom Camera settings: X Legend: X = Fi
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings 5. Configure privileges for local settings under the Local Settings tab and check the access privileges required. Note: If you had selected Operator instead of Custom, this screen would be empty as operators by default do not have access privileges to these functions. 6. Click the Network Settings tab to configure network privileges. 7. Click the Camera Settings tab to configure camera privileges. 8. Click OK to save and exit the screen.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings Modifying a user Only a system administrator can modify a user. To modify a user: 1. Enter the User Settings screen by selecting User in the main menu. Note: Only Custom level users can have their access privileges modified. 2. Select the user to modify. 3. Click Edit to enter the Edit screen. 4. Edit the user information. 5. To modify user permissions, click Privileges. Privileges settings are defined in “Customizing a user’s access” on page 121. 6.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings 2. Connect the USB device to the DVR. 3. Enter the System View screen by selecting System in the main menu. 4. Click Firmware Upgrade to enter the Firmware screen. 5. Click the Local Upgrade tab. 6. Select your USB device in the dropdown box. 7. Select the firmware on the USB device. 8. Click Upgrade to begin the upgrade process. 9. When the upgrade process completes, reboot the DVR. To update via a FTP server: 1.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings Restoring default settings To restore default factory settings to your DVR: 1. Enter the Default Settings menu by selecting System in the main menu, and then Factory Default. 2. Click OK to restore factory defaults. Note: Network information such as IP address, subnet mask and gateway are not restored. Viewing system information To view system information: 1. Enter the Default Settings menu by selecting System in the main menu, and then System Information. 2.
15BChapter 16: Configuring the DVR settings 4. To view more detail information about a particular log entry, select the entry and click Details. 5. If available, you can also view the associated video to the selected log entry by clicking Play. Exporting log files Log files can also be exported onto a USB device. To export log files: 1. Connect a USB device to the DVR. 2. Go to the View Log screen, enter search parameters, and then click Search. 3. Select the log file to export, and then click Export. 4.
Appendix A Troubleshooting Place the TVR 60 in well-ventilated space so that it operates within the allowed range of temperature and humidity as in specification. If the circuit board is wet, dust on circuit board can cause a short circuit. The circuit board, plug and socket, housing fan and housing should be cleaned by brushing regularly. Table 22: Troubleshooting FAQs Failure Possible reasons and actions to take Why does the DVR make a beeping sound after booting? The booting sound may be due to: 1.
16BAppendix A: Troubleshooting Failure Possible reasons and actions to take Why is there no video recorded after setting the motion detection? If there is no recorded video after setting up for motion detection: 1. Check that the recording schedule is setup correctly. See “Defining a recording schedule” on page 81. 2. Check that the motion detection area is configured correctly See “Motion detection” on page 87. 3. Check that camera channels are being triggered for motion detection.
Appendix B Specifications Video Video format PAL /NTSC (auto detected) Conditioning AGC, 0.7 to 1.4 Vp-p video accepted Resolution (H × V) PAL: 704 × 576 NTSC: 704 × 480 Video compression H.264 Video input 16 channels Monitor A VGA Full and multiscreen output, VGA connector (Res.
17BAppendix B: Specifications Languages English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese European, Portuguese Brazilian, Russian, Slovakian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish Users Admin, Manager, Operator & 13 additional users Network Type 10/100/1000 Base-T, RJ-45 Protocol TCP, IP, ARP, RARP, PPP, PPPoE, DHCP,SNMP Others ADSL modem for alarm video transmission e-SATA 1 Archive Audio and video Via built-in CD/DVD burner, USB2.
17BAppendix B: Configuring the DVR settings Supported IP devices Part code (SKU) TruVision H.
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Appendix C PTZ protocols AD PELCO-P BEWATOR-PELCO-D PowerDome BBV-RS422 Samsung Bosch Sanyo DM (BBV) Sensormatic GE RS-485 Siemens Honeywell SONY-EVI-D100/P HIKVISION SONY-EVI-D70 LILIN SONY-EVI-D30/31 LG MULTIX Ultrak PANASONIC_CS850 VCL PELCO-D Vicon TruVision DVR 60 User Manual 135
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Appendix D TVK-505U keypad Using a TVK-505U keypad Use the keypad to carry out functions similar to the front panel buttons. For detailed keypad instructions, refer to the TVK-505U controller keypad user manual. Setting up a TVK-505U keypad to work with the TVR 60 To set up a TVK-505U keypad: 1. In the keypad live mode menu press the Ⓔ or Ⓒ button to select the DVR tab required. 2. Press the option DVR. 3. Enter the number of the DVR. The value must be between 0 and 255. 4. Press the Ⓔ button to confirm.
19BAppendix D: PTZ protocols Navigating the menus with the TVK-505U keypad You can use the keypad joystick and keys to navigate through the menu system. See Figure 39 below. Please refer to the user manual for further information on their use.
Appendix E KTD-405 keypad Supported firmware TVR 6016-XXX firmware 4.0j or higher KTD-405U (-2DU) keypad firmware: 1.4.10/1.4.00 Note: XXX is represents the DVR storage configuration such as 500 = 500 GB, 1T = 1 TB, etc. Wiring the keypad Connect the RS-485 bus of the KTD-405 I/O box to the TVR 60 Keypb A/B screw terminal port.
20BAppendix E: PTZ protocols Figure 40: Keypad and DVR connections I/O box Rear panel of TVR 60 Setting up the keypad to work with the TVR 60 The keypad must be in zone mode to connect correctly with the TVR 60. Further information on connecting and programming the KTD-405 keypad can be found in the user manual. To set the keypad in zone mode: 1. Log into the keypad using the Admin password. Hold down the Enter button ( ) until a beep sounds and then enter the following code: 1 4 7 6.
20BAppendix E: Configuring the DVR settings 5. To connect it to the DVR, press the zone button and enter the ID number of the TVR 60. The default value is “1”. 6. To configure the DVR zone ID number, at the DVR enter the System View screen by selecting System in the main menu. Under Zone ID, enter the zone ID value. The default value is “1”. Note: The zone ID value must be identical for the DVR and keypad. The TVR 60 is now connected to the KTD-405 keypad. To configure the TVR 60 device address: 1.
20BAppendix E: PTZ protocols Figure 41: Keypad buttons unavailable DSC/VCR Autofocus Aux 1 Alarm Aux 2 Iris +/- Fast forward Aux 3 Focus +/- Fast backward Ist (Record mode) Store (Magnification) Operating the keypad You can navigate the TVR 60 menus using the keypad buttons and joystick. However, not all maneuvers are available using the joystick. See Table 24 on page 144 on page 143 for the description of the DVR keypad mapping when using the KTD-405 keypad series.
20BAppendix E: Configuring the DVR settings 7. Press and hold esc and then press the arrow buttons to navigate the cursor to activate OK button on the Login screen. 8. Press . The main menu appears. Example 2: To modify a menu option using the keypad 1. In the main menu press and hold esc and then press the arrow buttons to navigate to the desired menu icon (for example, Display). 2. Press to enter Display menu. 3. Press or to scroll to the menu tab, Layout. 4.
20BAppendix E: PTZ protocols TVR 60 mapping to the KTD-405 keypad Table 24: TVR 60 mapping to the KTD-405 keypad Task Keypad action Further information Menu mode Call up or exit menu In live view, press esc. Move through the menus Press and hold esc and then press the arrow buttons. Move between menu tabs Press or to switch between menu tabs. Navigate to a menu option Press and hold esc and then press the arrow buttons.
20BAppendix E: Configuring the DVR settings Task Keypad action Further information Press Once password is entered, the Advanced Search menu appears. Playback functions Search for recorded video Instant playback Press . when in full screen. Instant playback of the currently selected camera. Default time is 1 minute. Other cameras listed on-screen can only be accessed using the mouse. Stop playback Press to stop playback and return to live mode.
20BAppendix E: PTZ protocols 7. Press the up/down arrow buttons to navigate to 32. 8. Repeat steps 3 to 7 for each DVR address in the keypad. Controlling a camera When setting up and controlling your cameras in zone mode, refer to Table 25 below for the list of default PTZ addresses associated with a zone ID. This value is automatically populated in the system. You can modify the PTZ address in the PTZ menu to meet customer requirements (see “Configuring PTZ settings” on page 47.).
20BAppendix E: Configuring the DVR settings Camera input Zone ID of TVR 60 1 2 3 4 27 26 58 90 122 154 186 218 250 282 314 346 378 410 442 474 506 28 27 59 91 123 155 187 219 251 283 315 347 379 411 443 475 507 29 28 60 92 124 156 188 220 252 284 316 348 380 412 444 476 508 30 29 61 93 125 157 189 221 253 285 317 349 381 413 445 477 509 31 30 62 94 126 158 190 222 254 286 318 350 382 414 446 478 510 32 31 63 95 127 159 191 223 255 287 319 351 383 415 447 479 511 TruVision
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Appendix F Camera matrix Table 26: Matrix of the number of analog and IP cameras that can be used Analog (4CIF) IP SD (4CIF) 16 8 16 4 16 4 UltraView Camera (4CIF) IP HD 720p (1280x720) 22 2 2 4 16 2 16 UltraView Camera (4CIF) 2 20 4 20 24 Analog (4CIF) IP SD (4CIF) 14 9 14 5 14 5 14 1 4 14 1 2 14 1 TruVision DVR 60 User Manual 22 20 8 14 Max. Amt of cameras connected 24 16 16 IP HD 2MPX (UXGA 1600x1200@1 2.
21BAppendix F: PTZ protocols Analog (4CIF) IP SD (4CIF) 12 10 12 6 12 6 UltraView Camera (4CIF) 2 Max. Amt of cameras connected 20 2 5 12 1 2 12 IP HD 2MPX (UXGA 1600x1200@1 2.5fps max) 22 12 12 UltraView Camera (4CIF) 20 17 4 17 4 18 10 22 IP HD 720p (1280x720) IP HD 2MPX (UXGA 1600x1200@1 2.5fps max) Max.
21BAppendix F: Configuring the DVR settings UltraView Camera (4CIF) IP HD 720p (1280x720) Analog (4CIF) IP SD (4CIF) 6 13 6 7 3 6 7 1 6 1 6 6 1 2 6 1 6 IP SD (4CIF) 4 14 4 8 4 2 16 2 UltraView Camera (4CIF) 16 13 4 13 6 13 19 IP HD 720p (1280x720) IP HD 2MPX (UXGA 1600x1200@1 2.5fps max) Max. Amt of cameras connected 18 3 15 6 4 7 4 1 2 4 Max. Amt of cameras connected 19 13 Analog (4CIF) 4 IP HD 2MPX (UXGA 1600x1200@1 2.
21BAppendix F: PTZ protocols Analog (4CIF) IP SD (4CIF) 0 16 0 8 0 8 UltraView Camera (4CIF) IP HD 2MPX (UXGA 1600x1200@1 2.5fps max) Max.
Appendix G Glossary Term Definition Data redundancy Writing data to two or more locations for backup and data recovery. For example, data can be stored on two or more HDDs.
22BAppendix G: Glossary Term Definition PTZ Acronym for Pan, Tilt, Zoom. PTZ dome cameras are motor driven systems that allow the camera to pan left and right, tilt up and down and zoom in and out USB Acronym for Universal Serial Bus. USB is a plug-and-play serial bus standard to interface devices to a host computer.
Index A Active X, 71 Alarm indicator bar on front panel Alarm notifications external alarms, 92 motion detection, 89 notification types, 88 video loss, 96 video tampering, 97 Alarm outputs manually acknowledging, 94 Analog cameras, 105 configuring OSD settings, 108 enabling and disabling, 106 privacy masking, 109 Archiving archiving video clips, 68 exporting files to a backup device, 66 quick archive, 65 Audio connecting audio inputs and outputs, 15 Audio output enable/disable, 42 shortcut access to enable/
Index K Keypad access PTZ dome camera menus, 137 accessing DVR using KTD-405 keypad, 142 connecting dome cameras to the DVR, 8 connecting to RS-485 port, 14 controlling a camera with KTD-405, 146 controlling KTD-405, 141 navigating TVR 60 menus, 138 set up TVK-505 with TVR 60, 137 unavailable KTD-405 functions, 141 use virtual keyboard, 30 usingKTD-405 in zone mode, 140 wiring KTD-405 to TVR 60, 139 wiring to DVR, 12 KTD-405 changing the camera inputs controlled by the keypad, 145 KTD-405 keypad accessing
Index connecting dome cameras to the DVR, 8 connecting to RS-485 port, 14 controlling using the Web browser, 77 mouse pop-up menu, 49 setup, 8 PTZ mode accessing, 49 shortcut access, 37 using KTD 405 keypad, 144 PTZ protocols assigning, 48 configuring Interlogix cameras, 9 list, 135 U R Video loss setting up detection, 96 Video snapshot capture, 75 Video tampering setting up to detect, 97 View log, 116 View system log, 127 Rear panel connecting devices, 6 Recording configuring settings, 79 protecting r
Menu map Display Monitor settings Time settings Layout settings Cameras Camera management Setup Status Record Recording settings Advanced setup Advanced setup IP cameras Schedule recordings Network General settings Advanced setup Network status Alarms Alarm input setup Alarm output setup Notification PTZ PTZ settings User User settings System RS-232 Factory default FW upgrade Hard disk Alarm output - trigger & clear Reboot DVR Power off View log System information Language Help OSD
