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Installation & Safeguards INSTALLATION & SAFEGUARDS All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the unit is operated. Environment Condition for Installation To prevent electric shock or other hazard, do not expose units to rain, moisture, or dust. This unit should be located in an area with low humidity and a minimum of dust.. Place this unit in a well-ventilated place and do not place heat-generating objects on this unit.
Contents Contents CHAP. 1 Features & Package Contents ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1-1. Features ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1-2. Package Contents ---------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Function of Each Button ---------------------------------------------------------------- 6 2-1. Front ---------------------------------------------------------------- 6 2-2.
Contents 4-8. PTZ Camera Operation ---------------------------------------------------------------- 19 4-9. Data Back-Up ---------------------------------------------------------------- 19 Set Up ---------------------------------------------------------------- 20 5-1. Entering the Menu ---------------------------------------------------------------- 20 5-2.
CHAP. 1 Features & Package Contents CHAP. 1 Features & Package Contents 1-1.
CHAP. 1 Features & Package Contents 1-2. Package Contents 1. DVR Main Unit 2. Remote Controller 3. Power Cable 6. Software CD 4. Power Adapter 7. Rubber Pad 8. HDD absorber 5. User’s Manual 9. Battery for remote controller Package Contents 10. Bolts Description 1. DVR Main Unit STAND-ALONE DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER 2. Remote Controller DVR control 3. Power Cable AC power supply to adapters for 12 V DC power 4. Power Adapter 12 V DC power supply 5. User’s Manual User’s Manual 6.
CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button 2-1 FRONT Name Function ① LED Lamps Shows status of operation ② USB Device Firmware upgrade by connecting PC with latest firmware to USB port ③ IR IR receiver ④ Camera selection & PTZ camera control 1. Pressing this button will display a full screen image of that camera ⑤ Record / Playback 2.
CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button Name ⑦ LIVE View Control Function PTZ ZOOM Zooming an image FRZ Freezing an image MODE Switch to split display MODE button changes screen-division from (to) full screen to (from) 16-split screen. PIP Display in PIP (Picture in Picture) mode SEQ Auto camera image sequencing in full screen mode K.LOCK Q.
CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button 2-2.
CHAP. 3 Installation CHAP.3 Installation 3-1.
CHAP. 3 Installation 3-2. Detailed Installation 1) Rack mount 1. Remove 4 bolts on each side cap to install rack mount. 2. Attach rack mount bracket to DVR. 3. Attach DVR with rack mount bracket to 19” rack. 2) HDD 1. Connect Main Board and HDD1 using IDE cable and HDD power cable. 2. The jumper setting of HDD1 should be on Master if you install only one HDD. 3. The jumper setting of HDD1 should be on Master and HDD2 should be on Slave if you install two HDDs.(Refer to the above figure) 4.
CHAP. 3 Installation 3) Camera Connect cameras to the camera input on rear panel of DVR marked CAMERA IN. 4) Monitor Connect the video output marked MONITOR to Video-In of Main monitor. 5) Power Some bigger capacity of Maxtor HDDs need more power than others, So, You may need to connect 2 adapters, one to MAIN jack and the other to SUB jack. If you install 2 IBM Hitachi HDDs with any capacity, just connect one adapter to MAIN jack. For details, refer to Adapter Instruction included in the package.
CHAP. 3 Installation 6) VCR, VIDEO PRINTER Connect VCR or VIDEO Printer to VCR out on the rear panel of DVR. 7) Other External Device RS-232C : Control DVR through RS-232C port by using PC. RS-485 : Control external device like PTZ Camera RELAY Output : Relay Output SENSOR Input : SENSOR Input (Alarm connection) ETHERNET : Connection to LAN, WAN, Internet. VGA : Connection to a VGA monitor(CRT,TFT LCD) if optional VGA board is fixed on the main board as shown in the following figure.
CHAP. 3 Installation 8) Connector Pin Assignment No Description NO Description 1 DCD Data Carrier Detect 6 DSR Data Set Ready 2 RxD Receive data 7 RTS RS232C: Rx/Tx data 3 TxD Transmit data 8 CTS RS232C: Rx/Tx data 4 DTR Data Terminal data 9 5 GND Signal Ground 9) RS-232C ASCII-code Following ASCII-Codes(Hexa-Code) are for programmers who want to control DVR unit via the RS232C Port using keyboard of PC. (The following table is based on 16ch DVR.) All ASCII-Code is 1 Byte.
CHAP. 4 Operation 4-1. System Log-In DVR LOG-IN 1) To enter into the setup menu, press the [MENU] button. 2) Enter password with channel number button from No.1 to No.10 on the front of the DVR unit. (Maximum of 8 digits are available) 3) After inputting the password, press the [ENTER] button.
CHAP 4. Operation 4-3. Display Configuration HDD Status In live mode : Amount of data recorded In Playback mode : Amount of data played ETHERNET status Connected Disconnected 1. Current Time & Date 3.
CHAP. 4 Operation 2) View in Sequence Press [SEQ] button. It automatically displays full screen images in sequence. CH04 ● CH03 ● ● CH02 CH01 3) Picture in Picture(PIP View) When it is in full screen display mode, you can see other camera in a small window by pressing [PIP].The other camera in small window is rotating in sequence to next number of camera and you can set the rotating time interval as per the procedure in SYSTEM MENU-CONFIGURATIONINTERVAL SETUP.
CHAP. 4 Operation 4-5. Record Recording mode set before delivery by manufacturer (Default recording mode) is Schedule Recording. In this default recording mode, it records 24 hours/day continuously in weekday and on the weekend. Once you press the [REC] button while you see live view, the record type is changed to Emergency Record mode.
CHAP. 4 Operation If you want to keep the playback speed you selected using Shuttle, just hold the shuttle at that location for a few seconds, and playback in speed you selected continues until you rotate Shuttle again. 4-7. Search Press [SEARCH] button, and 3 different methods for searching recorded data are available as shown in following SEARCH window. For selecting searching method, use direction key or Jog/Shuttle. After selecting each search method, press [ENTER] button for playback.
CHAP. 4 Operation 4-8. PAN/TILT/ZOOM Camera Operation Press [PTZ] button first for PTZ control mode. Numeric buttons from 1 to 16 and direction buttons are assigned for each PTZ command, and user can control PTZ camera connected to DVR unit by pressing any one of those 20 buttons, one after the other, as needed, and it is just like control by separate PTZ controller.
CHAP. 5 Set Up CHAP. 5 Set Up 5-1. Entering into the Menu Enter into SYSTEM MENU by pressing [MENU] button.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 5-2. DISPLAY SETUP Setting up parameters for monitor and display on screen. Enter into SYSTEM MENU-DIPLAY SETUP. DISPLAY SETUP LIVE PLAYBACK SCREEN DISPLAY MONITOR SETUP VGA SETUP COLOR BAR TEST SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER] 1) SCREEN DISPLAY 1 2 Setting up the screen display in LIVE mode and PLAYBACK mode. 3 4 Select the sub-menu which you would like to set using direction buttons and then change ON/OFF with [ENTER] button. 1. TIME/DATE : Display time & date 2.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 5-3. CONFIGURATION Various parameters for system can be set in CONFIGURATION menu. Enter into SYSTEM MENU-CONFIGURATION and press the [ENTER] button.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 2) TIME/DATE SETUP Set time and date of DVR system which is very important for search with time and date of the event. Time and date set by manufacturer is different from local time of user, and user must set time and date exactly in the first operation.
CHAP. 5 Set Up CAMERA ACTIVE SETUP MOTION CONFIGURATION CH STATUS LIVE REC --------------------------------------------------------------------------01 02 03 04 ACTIVE ACTIVE LOSS ACTIVE ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF CHANNEL 01 SENSITIVITY GRADE 01 MOTION DISPLAY TYPE RECORD DURATION OFF 05 SEC SELECT ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + - SELECT : ▲▼ ◀▶, & [ENTER] (3) CAMERA ACTIVE SETUP : With direction button, move to option to be changed, and press [ENTER] button to select [ON/OFF].
CHAP. 5 Set Up INTERVAL SETUP SWICHING INTERVAL 4) INTERVAL SETUP Set the switching time interval for SEQ or PIP function.(1 sec. ~ 99 sec.) FULL SCREEN : 01 SEC PIP SCREEN : 01 SEC EVENT RECORD EVENT UPDATE TIME : 01 SEC FULL SCREEN : set the sequencing switch time interval in live full screen. PIP SCREEN : set the sequencing switch time interval of PIP window. SELECT ▲▼◀▶, CHANGE VALUE : + - EVENT UPDATE TIME : Set the minimum time interval of event to be listed in EVENT LIST.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 6) BUZZER SETUP BUZZER SETUP Set parameters for buzzer (On or Off). Use direction button and [ENTER] button. KEY BEEP : buzz when button is pressed. VIDEO LOSS : buzz when video signal is lost. ALARM ACTIVE : buzz when alarm is activated. MOTION DETECT : buzz when motion is detected. ALL ON KEY BEEP ON VIDEO LOSS ON ALARM ACTIVE ON MOTION DETECT ON User can set all buzzers at On/Off at once by set ALL at ON/OFF. SELECT : ▲▼, & [ENTER] 7) PASSWORD SETUP Set user ID and password.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 5-4. RECORD SETUP This is the most important configuration of the DVR. Enter into SYSTEM MENU-RECORD SETUP and press the [ENTER] button. 1) RECORD CONFIGURATION Use direction button to move and [-] [+] button to set value. RECORD SETUP RECORD CONFIGURATION SCHEDULE SETUP HOLIDAY SETUP (1) OVERWRITE : Set overwrite or stop recording when the HDD is full.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 2) SCHEDULE SETUP Unless you selected other recording mode, DVR system records in Schedule Recording mode. In SCHEDULE REC SETUP, you set type of recording for every time interval of 2 hours in each day of the week. Schedule Recording set by manufacturer is recording continuously at its full recording speed, and it means DVR system record continuously at 120 ips in total at 720x240 resolution.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 5-5. BACK-UP User can back up the recorded data to CD using CD writer installed in DVR. Refer to [START] and [END] of data on HDD and set copy from time, [START], and size of data copied, [SIZE], and move to BURN and press [ENTER] button to start copy.
CHAP. 5 Set Up CONNECTION SETUP DHCP SETUP DHCP MODE TIMEOUT 200 MSEC RETRY COUNT 08 MANUAL DNS SERVER 000.000.192.168 IP ADDRESS 192.168.001.160 SUBNET MASK 255.255.255.000 GATEWAY 192.168.001.001 SELECT : ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + - SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER] (2) CONNECTION SETUP : - TIME OUT : Adjust TIMEOUT value properly to successfully access to DVMR unit via Internet line.
CHAP. 5 Set Up 5-7. FACTORY DEFAULT Set the all system parameters as manufacturer first set before delivery. It is a kind of system initialization, and manufacturer recommends to do it when you add new HDD or other changes in system to make all system ready for normal operation. Use direction button to move and Press [ENTER] button to change parameters. After move to RUN, Press [ENTER] button for actual Factory Default setting.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup CHAP. 6 Network Setup 6-1. DVR Network Configuration Now that you are familiar with the equipment and should be able to identify a router from a modem and a Cat5 network cable from a telephone cable, we will proceed to determine the network scenario that fits your current network. Please call your provider to identify what type of service they are providing you.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup Case A : Single Static IP w/Personal Router Phone line Or CATV Internet (ISP) Personal Router w/switch Modem PC DVR Configure the DVR as follows : 1. Set the DVR to MANUAL for the TCP/IP settings. Do not use DHCP SETUP for this application or verify that DHCP SETUP is set to MANUAL. 2. IP ADDRESS : assign it a private IP address (ex : 192.168.0.105) a. You need to assign the DVR an IP address just as you would a PC. b.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup REMOTELY : To access the DVR remotely, that is from outside your local network, follow the above directions for accessing locally, except for the IP address. For CASE A, you have received a static IP from your Internet provider. That static IP address is what you must enter into the software for connectivity to take place (NOT the IP of the DVR). Contact your provider if you have misplaced the forms stating your static IP address.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup REMOTELY : To access the DVR remotely, open the remote viewing software and click on the “Settings” button. As far as TCP/IP connectivity is concerned only 4 entries need to be made : For CASE B, you have received a static IP from your Internet provider. That static IP address is what you must enter into the software for connectivity to take place (this should be the same IP address configured in the DVR).
CHAP. 6 Network Setup Accessing the DVR using the Remote Software for CASE C LOCALLY : To access the DVR locally, that is from your local network on site from where the DVR is installed. Open the remote viewing software and click on the “Settings” button. As far as TCP/IP connectivity is concerned only 4 entries need to be made : 1. IP address : Input the IP address that you assigned the DVR. As in the above example I would input the private IP address of 192.168.0.105 2.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup 4. SUBNET MASK : 255.255.255.240 (example) a. Along with your static IP addresses you should have received your subnet mask from your Internet provider. Please use that subnet mask when configuring the DVR. If you did not receive this information contact your service provider. 5. GATEWAY : 24.106.1.193(example) a. Along with your static IP addresses you should have received your gateway or default gateway from your Internet provider. Please use that gateway when configuring the DVR.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup Configure the DVR as follows : For this application you can still use the DVR for remote access, yet you will have to verify the IP address within the DVR on a continuous basis to ensure the IP address hasn’t changed. This setup will not work with most Dynamic DSLDKDKD providers. In any instance in which the DVR cannot detect an IP, please use CASE C. 1. Unplug the power from the modem. 2. Turn off the DVR. 3. After waiting 5 minutes, power on the modem followed by the DVR. 4.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup 6-2. Remote Viewer program MAIN INTERFACE 1 6 7 8 5 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 4 - Power switch : Press the Power switch to exit the program. Please disconnect the live feed before powering off the software - Connect button : Press the Connect button to view the live images from the DVR. These are the same images being displayed on the monitor of the DVR, with a delay depending on your internet connection at both the DVR location and from where you’re currently accessing.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup Setting Screen Name (LABEL) : This just identifies your settings. The settings are automatically saved under this label when you hit ‘OK’. IP Address : Based on your network scenario and from where you’re accessing, enter the appropriate IP address. PORT : Enter the Port Number you assigned the DVR. ID : Always enter ‘admin’ Password : This must match the password on the DVR. For simplicity, just use numbers.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup PLAYBACK INTERFACE through Remote Viewer 2 1 3 7 8 9 10 4 5 6 Function of each button in Search window. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Exit : Exit to live window. Full screen : Select a certain camera to view in full screen. Quad : To view quad mode (4 channels at the same time) Time : The recording time & date information of the pictures which is being played. Channel selection : Select each camera. Time selection : Select a time from which user want to see.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup : Play fast backward : Move to the start of recording : Play backward(1X) : Move to the previous hour : Play forward(1X) : Move to the afterward hour : Play fast forward : Move to the end of recording : Stop playback 9 : Command button. a) SAVE : After pressing the Stop button, click SAVE button to save the currently viewed image in jpg format. b) PRINT : After pressing the Stop button, click PRINT button to print the currently viewed image.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup 10 : Calendar Use this to select the date you wish to search. The filled in square outlines the date that is at the beginning of the hard drives. The outlined square indicates the data at the end of the hard drives. Select the date you wish to view. Verify a filled in square for that particular date. If an invalid date is selected it will default to the beginning of the hard drive(s).
CHAP. 6 Network Setup 6-3. Back-up CD Player 1 9 2 3 b e c g 4 d a f 8 5 7 6 DVR units are with a built-in CD-RW, and user can copy images to CD. Using back-up CD player, user can see images on back-up CD, and function of each button in Back-up CD player is as below. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Time : Current time. Status Window : Start & End of time & date, Status of operating button. When user play forward/backward, recorded time will appear.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup Image EDIT 1 Contrast a a Sharpness 2 b b Blur Brightness Save Print a Exit b c 3 1. Image Edit Status Window : Shows record time & date, Image size, Command status. 2. Edit Button : User can adjust color tone of copied images using this button.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup 6-4. Frequently Asked Questions FAQ How do I determine my PC’s TCP/IP settings? For Window 98 / Me Users 1. Click on the Start Menu, select RUN 2. Type ‘winipcfg’ (without the quotes), hit Enter 3. Use the drop down list to select your 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter(not the PPP adapter) 4. Now you will see your IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway information For Window 2000 / XP 1. Click on the Start Menu, select RUN 2. Type ‘cmd’ (without the quotes), hit Enter 3.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup How do I “ PING” an IP address ? 1. Open an MS-DOS (or Command) prompt 2. At the prompt type – “ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” (without the quotes and replace the x’s with an IP address) 3. Press Enter Ping Result. When testing for a usable IP address, verify that you get a “Request timed out” message. This ensures that the IP address that you have tested is not being used by another device on your network.
CHAP. 6 Network Setup How do I choose a private IP address : Below lists the ranges for private addresses. Private Class A address space : 10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255 Private Class B address space : 172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255 Private Class C address space : 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255 For most cases you will choose a private IP address that falls in the Class C address space. (ex. 192.168.1.x or 192.168.0.
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