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overview Key Features Display ~ Real Time Display of Each Channel ~ Auto Sequence display of 4 channels ~ PIP (Picture in Picture) ~ Pause Mode ~ 2X ZOOM ~ Quick Switch between Live and Playback Screen ~ PTZ Camera supported Record ~ Up to 3 Levels of Quality and Frame Rates ~ Audio Recording ~ Scheduled Recording ~ Event Recording using External Sensors and Motion Detection ~ Emergency Recording Network ~ Remote Monitoring using Web Viewer ~ Supports DDNS Service Play ~ Search by the Data Size, and Date/Ti
Important Safety Instructions Read these operating instructions carefully before using the unit. Follow all the safety instructions listed below. Keep these operating instructions handy for future reference. 1) Read these instructions. Keep these instructions. 3) Heed all warnings. 4) Follow all instructions. 5) Do not use this apparatus near water. 6) Clean only with dry cloth. 7) Do not block any ventilation openings, Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
overview BEFORE START This user’s manual provides Information for using DVR such as brief introduction, part names, functions, connection to other equipment, menu setup, and the like. You have to keep in mind the following notices: ~ Samsung retains the copyright on this manual. ~ This manual cannot be copied without Samsung’s prior written approval. ~ We are not liable for any or all losses to the product incurred by your use of non-standard product or violation of instructions mentioned in this manual.
What’s Included Unpack the product package and put down the product on a flat floor or in an installation place. Check if all components of the package are included. SHR-3040 ! overview DVR Remote Control/Battery (AAAX2) Mouse Installation CD User’s Manual AC Adaptor/Power Cable English _ 02489A_SHR-3040_ENG.
overview Contents overview 2 3 4 6 8 9 10 Key Features Important Safety Instructions Before Start Contents Front Panel Rear Panel Remote Control at a Glance Installation 11 12 13 14 14 Checking the Installation Environment Installing HDD Connecting to a Different Device Network Connection USB Connection live 15 18 18 19 19 19 20 20 21 22 23 24 Live Mode Switch PIP Display Zoom Auto Sequence Freeze Record PTZ Search Play Event Monitoring Event Monitoring on the Spot Monitor setup 25 26 28 30 36 42
51 51 52 53 54 56 56 59 62 What is Web Viewer? Connecting to the Web Viewer Web Viewer at a Glance Client Setup Remote Setup Backup Player Remote Viewer Search appendix 63 65 66 Product Specification Appearance & Dimension Troubleshooting (FAQ) 51 63 ! overview web viewer English _ 02489A_SHR-3040_ENG.
overview Front Panel 1 2 3 4 Item USB Port LED Play 5 6 7 8 Description Used to connect a USB memory device. Power Displays the status of the system power. HDD Blinks when a hard disk is accessed. ( Plays video backward. ! REC Starts or ends recording. ) Plays video forward. + Plays a recorded channel forward. # Stops playing a video. _ Plays a video backward. MODE Switches to a split mode. +/- Allows you to change the menu settings or control Zoom In/Out in PTZ mode.
Rear Panel 1 2 3 4 Item 6 7 ! overview 9 5 8 Description AUDIO IN Audio signal input port. (RCA jack) AUDIO OUT Audio signal output port. (RCA jack) RS-485 Connector for an RS-485-based external device. (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) ALARM Output Alarm output port. ALARM Input Alarm input terminal. VGA Video output port to a VGA monitor. VIDEO IN (CH 1~4) BNC port for camera video input. (up to 4 cameras supported) VIDEO OUT BNC port for AV monitor output.
overview Remote Control At a Glance SEARCH The Search menu appears. PTZ The PTZ control menu appears. Menu Opens the main menu, or moves to the previous stage. Number Use this pad to enter a number or display a single screen. FUNC The Launcher menu appears. REC Starts/stops recording. MODE Switches to a split mode. AUDIO Turns on or off the sound. CH +/Moves the channel up or down. Direction/OK Used to move the cursor up/down or left/ right./Used to select and run a menu item.
installation Please be noticed with the followings before you use the product. Do not use the product outdoor. Do not spill water or liquid in the connection part of the product. Do not impose the system to excessive shock or force. Do not pull out the power plug forcefully. Do not disassemble the product on your own. Do not exceed the rated input/output range. Use a certified power cord only. For the product with an input ground, use a grounded power plug.
installation Installing HDD You can install a separate HDD if your recorder has no built-in HDD. MAIN BOARD HDD SATA 1. Loosen the screws in the left and right sides and remove the cover. . Use the SATA data cable to connect the main board with the HDD, and connect the HDD power cable. . Attach the HDD cushion to the internal bottom of the DVR, place the HDD over it, and use the provided screws to fix the HDD. M ` If the HDD is not installed properly, it may not work at all.
Connecting to a different device Connecting to video, audio, and monitor CAMERA ! Installation MONITOR VGA MONITOR MOUSE MIC SPEAKER SPOT MONITOR Connecting to RS-485, alarm Connecting RS-485 device Connection port used to control an external device such as the PTZ and speed dome camera. Connect the external device to the RS-485 port (PIN 1:-, 2:+) in the rear [FUNCTION] panel. M ` Check if the RS-485 device is compliant with the DVR.
installation NetwOrK cONNectiON You can use the Ethernet connector to connect to the network. Connecting to the network consisting of multiple computers enables you to perform various functions including remote monitoring, remote search, and remote control. Cable/ADSL/VDSL IP Router Internet or DDNS Server (websamsung.
live live Getting started 2009/05/01 00:00:01 14D 00:00:01 14D ! live 1. Connect the power cable of the DVR to the wall outlet. When it turns on, the system gets started automatically. login To access a DVR or restricted menu, you should have logged in to the DVR. 1. In Live Screen, right-click any area of the screen. The Control icon appears in the bottom. 2009/05/01 . Click the menu icon [ ]. ` You can also see the login dialog by pressing the [MENU] button on the remote control. .
live live screen configuration You can check the status or operation of the DVR with the icons on the live screen. 1 2009/05/01 00:00:01 14D 10 Item Description Current Date, Time Displays the current time and date. Live Screen Status Displays the audio output status. Displays the status of PTZ, PIP, ZOOM, SEQ, and FRZ, respectively. Network Connection Status Displays the network connection status in network connection or disconnection.
view the launcher menu You can use the Launcher menu appearing on the bottom of the live screen to access it. 1. In Live mode, right-click any area or press the [FuNc] button on the remote control. The Launcher menu appears in the bottom. 2009/05/01 00:00:01 14D . Move the cursor over the bottom, and click a desired item in the Launcher menu to access it. ! live Menu Description Mode Switch Switches to a single or split mode for each channel. Record Performs the manual recording.
CH1 live CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 Mode Switch CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH3 CH4 CH16 You can use the channel buttons on the remote control or the front panel to switch to a single or 4-split mode for each channel. 1. Press the channel button on the front panel, remote control or control icon, or click the channel icon in the Launcher menu. The selected channel will be displayed in single mode. CH6 CH10 CH13 CH14 .
Zoom This is available in Live mode where the screen of the selected channel will be enlarged by 2x. 1. Press and hold the [ZOOM] button on the remote control or the front panel, or click < > in the Launcher menu. The selected channel will be enlarged by 2x, while CH 1 will be enlarged to fit the screen in 4-split mode. M ` In an enlarged screen, move the cursor to scroll through the screen.
live recOrD You can make recording manually in Live mode. Other than in manual mode, recording will proceed as set in the Schedule menu. 1. Press the [rec] button on the remote control or the front panel, or click < > in the Launcher menu. Recording will start while the button switches to Stop mode. . Press the [rec] button again, or click < Recording will be stopped. M 2009/05/01 00:00:01 14D 2009/05/01 00:00:01 14D >. ` You can set detailed options in “MAIN MENU > RECORD”.
searcH You can perform the search for recorded data by the time or by the search criteria such as an event. 1. Press the [searcH] button on the remote control, or click < > in the Launcher menu. The Search menu appears. DATE/TIME SEARCH EVENT SEARCH ! live . Use the direction buttons on the remote control or the front panel, or use the cursor to select one from menu items of Percent, Date/Time, and Event. SEARCH PERCENT SEARCH .
live event search You can check and search for contents of a list of events such as alarm, motion detection, and video loss. Select to display a list of events with information of the occurrence time and date. If you select an event to play, the selected event will be played instantly.
eveNt mONitOriNG This will display a specific event such as alarm and event on the screen of each channel. The event will be displayed regardless of the schedule setting. to set the event update INTERVAL SETUP SEQUENCE SCREEN 01 SEC PIP SCREEN 01 SEC EVENT UPDATE 600 SEC . If an event specified in the recording schedule occurs, the event update will be made. ` For more information, refer to “SCHEDULE SETUP”. (Page 29) ! live 1.
CH2 CH3 CH5 CH6 CH8 CH9 live CH1 CH2 eveNt mONitOriNG ON tHe sPOt mONitOr CH3 CH4 Apart from the Live screen, you can use the spot monitor to monitor an event from a specific channel through the SPOT OUT port. 1. Specify an interval and use of the popup in “eXterNal Device > sPOt setuP”. According to your settings, the spot monitor will be activated when an event occurs.
setup Using the Menu You can configure the menu settings of screen display, record, configuration, external device, backup, language, firmware upgrade and system reset. ` You can use the remote control or mouse to select each one of the menu items above. ! setup M To fast access a desired menu, it is recommended to learn about using the buttons and remote control in advance. Using the mouse In the Launcher menu, click < Button > and enter the password to log in; The “MAIN MENU” appears.
setup DisPlay setuP You can configure the settings of VGA, Screen Display and OSD. vGa setup 1. Press the [meNu] button on the remote control or the front panel. The “Dvr lOG-iN” dialog appears. . Enter the password and select . The “maiN meNu” screen appears. . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “DisPlay setuP” screen appears.
screen Display setup See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 26) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “screeN DisPlay” screen appears. DISPLAY SETUP VGA SETUP SCREEN DISPLAY OSD SETUP . Use the up/down ($%) button to move to a desired item. ~ VERTICAL POSITION: Used to move the input video up or down. (-5~5) ~ HORIZONTAL POSITION: Used to move the input video to the left or right.
setup . Use the up/down ($%) button to set the “tOP OsD OFFset”. The icon bar in the upper corner of the Live screen will be removed up or down. OSD SETUP TOP OSD OFFSET 0 . When done, select . Your setting will be applied. If you select , the settings will be restored to the factory default. OK . To return to the previous menu, select . DEFAULT ESC recOrD You can configure the record and recording schedule settings.
~ PRE ALARM RECORD: In event recording, set the advance recording time before an actual event. J ` Pre alarm settings will be changed according to the frame rate. ~ HDD REMAINING: Shows the remaining and total capacity of the current HDD. ~ TIME REMAINING: Displays the expected recordable time in the “Date(D)/HOur(H)/miN(m)” format based on the selected quality. ! setuP . When done, select . Your setting will be applied. If you select , the settings will be restored to the factory default.
setup cONFiGuratiON You can configure the settings of HDD, Camera, Motion, Alarm, Interval, Date/Time, Password, and Buzzer. HDD management You can check the HDD model and its capacity, and set the Overwrite option and reset the HDD. 1. Press the [meNu] button on the remote control or the front panel. The “Dvr lOG-iN” dialog appears. . Enter the password and select . The “maiN meNu” screen appears. . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK].
camera setup See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 30) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “camera setuP” screen appears. CONFIGURATION HDD MANAGEMENT CAMERA SETUP MOTION SETUP ALARM SETUP INTERVAL SETUP DATE/TIME SETUP BUZZER SETUP ESC . Use the up/down ($%) button to move to a desired item. ~ CHANNEL: Select a channel to change the title. ~ TITLE: Move the cursor to the input box and use the [OK, +, -] buttons to enter a name.
setup motion setup You can specify an area to detect a motion. If you select an area to detect a motion, the DVR will detect any motion occurring in that area. See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 30) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “mOtiON setuP” screen appears. CONFIGURATION HDD MANAGEMENT CAMERA SETUP MOTION SETUP ALARM SETUP INTERVAL SETUP DATE/TIME SETUP PASSWORD SETUP BUZZER SETUP ESC .
. Use the up/down ($%) button to move to a desired item. ~ CHANNEL: Select a channel to set the alarm. ` You can set the alarm for only one channel. CHANNEL CH1 TYPE NORMAL OPEN DURATION 05 SEC OK DEFAULT ALL-DEFAULT ESC ~ DURATION: Specify the duration for which the DVR makes the alarm recording when an alarm sounds. . When done, select . Your setting will be applied.
setup Date/time setup You can configure the settings of Date/Time, Format, and Daylight Saving. See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 30) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “Date/time setuP” screen appears. . Use the up/down ($%) button to move to a desired item. CONFIGURATION HDD MANAGEMENT CAMERA SETUP MOTION SETUP ALARM SETUP ~ DATE, TIME: Specify the date and time. INTERVAL SETUP ~ DATE FORMAT: Select a date format for your area.
. Use the up/down ($%) button to move to a desired item. ~ USER ID: Select a user ID. You will have a total of 10 IDs available including Admin. - ADMIN: The administrator can set and perform all features of the DVR. USER ID ADMIN USER PW -------- NEW PW -------- CONFIRM -------- 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ENTER ESC - USER: In a local PC, you can change the password of the user and perform backup. You can access Client Setup, Player, Search, and Remote Viewer directly from the Web Viewer.
setup eXterNal Device You can configure the settings of Network, PTZ, Mouse, Audio, and Spot output. tcP/iP setup You can view the Live screen, configure the DVR settings, and backup HDD data remotely via the network. iP setup 1. Press the [meNu] button on the remote control or the front panel. The “Dvr lOG-iN” dialog appears. . Enter the password and select . The “maiN meNu” screen appears. . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK].
. Use the up/down ($%) button to move to a desired item. IP SETUP ~ MAC ADDRESS: Shows information of the network that is assigned to the DVR. MAC ADDRESS DHCP MODE ~ DHCP MODE: If you set this to , IP address and other network settings will be assigned from the DHCP server. (Only the IP port can be set manually) If you set this to , you can specify all of the settings below: IP PORT IP ADDRESS GATEWAY SUBNET 00-0A-A2-08-08-F3 MANUAL IP DETECT 50000 192.168.001.160 192.168.001.001 255.
setup PtZ setup You can set the model, ID and speed of the PTZ camera for each channel including the size and cord. command setup See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 36) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “PtZ setuP” screen appears. EXTERNAL DEVICE TCP/IP SETUP PTZ SETUP MOUSE SETUP AUDIO SETUP SPOT SETUP ESC . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “cOmmaND setuP” screen appears.
speed setup You can set the pan and tilt speed of the PTZ camera. See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 36) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “PtZ setuP” screen appears. PTZ SETUP COMMAND SETUP SPEED SETUP ! setuP . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “sPeeD setuP” screen appears. ESC . Use the up/down ($%) button to move to or and specify the applicable speed. .
setup mouse setup You can adjust the operational sensitivity of the cursor. See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 36) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK]. The “mOuse setuP” screen appears. EXTERNAL DEVICE TCP/IP SETUP PTZ SETUP MOUSE SETUP AUDIO SETUP SPOT SETUP ESC . Specify the . ` The higher the value is, the faster the mouse moves. MOUSE SETUP SENSITIVITY 3 . When done, select . Your setting will be applied.
audio setup You can adjust the I/O volume for the channel. During video recording, sound from the selected channel will be recorded as well. See the previous section to repeat steps 1~3. (Page 36) . Use the up/down ($%) button to select
setup . Use the up/down ($%) button to move to a desired item. SPOT SETUP ~ SWITCHING INTERVAL: Specify the switching interval for the spot monitor. SWITCHING INTERVAL ~ ALARM POPUP: Set to display a popup if a alarm signal is detected. EVENT POPUP DURATION 03 SEC ALARM POPUP OFF MOTION POPUP OFF 05 SEC ~ MOTION POPUP: Set to display a popup if a motion signal is detected. OK ~ EVENT POPUP DURATION: Specify the event popup duration. DEFAULT ESC . When done, select .
. Specify the start time, date range and size to backup. ` You can specify the backup size for a backup device. The end time and date will be set according to the backup size. ` You can change the start time and date if you want to. HDD START END 2009/ 05/01 2009/ 05/01 MEDIA PARTITION START END SIZE . Select . USB backup gets started. ` During backup, recording will be stopped and the Live screen will be lost in the viewer.
setup Firmware uPGraDe You can upgrade the DVR firmware with the latest version. upgrade 1. Press the [meNu] button on the front panel or remote control. The “Dvr lOG-iN” dialog appears. . Enter the password and select . The “maiN meNu” screen appears. MAIN MENU DISPLAY SETUP RECORD CONFIGURATION EXTERNAL DEVICE BACK-UP FIRMWARE UPGRADE FACTORY DEFAULT LANGUAGE ENGLISH SHUTDOWN EXIT . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK].
FactOry DeFault You can restore the settings to the factory default. Factory Default . Enter the password and select . The “maiN meNu” screen appears. MAIN MENU DISPLAY SETUP RECORD CONFIGURATION EXTERNAL DEVICE BACK-UP FIRMWARE UPGRADE FACTORY DEFAULT ! setuP 1. Press the [meNu] button on the front panel or remote control. The “Dvr lOG-iN” dialog appears. LANGUAGE ENGLISH SHUTDOWN EXIT . Use the up/down ($%) button to select , and press [OK].
setup load setup 1. Connect the USB device where your settings are saved. . Select . The DVR settings will be changed to your settings with a message of “lOaD setuP success” on the screen. ` It takes 5 to 10 seconds, depending on the USB device. This will change the DVR settings, not the factory default.
Network Connection and Settings Network settings differ depending on the connection mode, so check your network connection mode before proceeding. Connection If connecting to a local network using a router ! setup 1. Launch the Internet browser. . Provide an IP address in the address bar. Ex) IP Address: 192.168.1.200 http://192.168.1.200 If the HTTP port is other than 80 1. Launch the Internet browser. . Provide an IP address and HTTP port number of the DVR in the address bar. Ex) IP Address: 192.
setup if you are not using a router for network connection static iP mode You can establish a direct connection, or connect DVR and remote users in a LAN environment. Network 1. Set to in “maiN meNu > eXterNal Device > tcP/iP setuP > iP setuP”. ` For information about the IP, gateway, and subnet mask, consult your network administrator. SHR-3040 IP SETUP MAC ADDRESS DHCP MODE IP PORT IP ADDRESS GATEWAY SUBNET BANDWIDTH WEB SERVER PORT 00-0A-A2-08-08-F3 MANUAL IP DETECT 50000 192.
if using a router Check the followings to prevent a possible conflict with the static IP of the DVR. Network IP Router LAN DSL Modem LAN ! setuP SHR-3040 using Dvr static iP Internet Connection : You can connect the DVR to a ADSL/Cable modem-based IP router, or to the IP router in the LAN environment. Dvr Network 1. Set to in “maiN meNu > eXterNal Device > tcP/iP setuP > iP setuP”. . Check if the IP is a static IP provided by the router.
setup Port Forwarding with IP/Port Router 1. Enter the port forwarding setup menu of the router you use. . Port range for external use: Enter the IP port range specified in “MAIN MENU > EXTERNAL DEVICE > TCP/IP SETUP > IP SETUP” of the connected DVR. ` The IP / port can differ if multiple DVRs are connected to the router. . Internal PC IP Address: Enter the IP address specified in “MAIN MENU > EXTERNAL DEVICE > TCP/IP SETUP > IP SETUP” of the connected DVR. .
web viewer wHat is weB viewer? Web Viewer enables you to connect to the DVR remotely and transfer live video, play and backup recording data, and configure settings remotely. ! weB viewer system requirements The minimum hardware / operating system requirements to operate the Web Viewer are as below: ~ CPU: Pentium 4 / 3GHz or faster (hyper-threading supported) ~ RAM: 1 GB or more cONNectiNG tO tHe weB viewer 1. Open the web browser and enter the IP address or URL of the DVR in the address bar.
web viewer weB viewer at a GlaNce 1 Item Description CLIENT SETUP Allows you to add/edit information necessary for network connection of the Web Viewer. REMOTE SETUP Enables you to configure some settings of the DVR from a remote PC. BACKUP Copies video data of the DVR to the PC. PLAYER Opens and plays backup data in a remote PC. REMOTE VIEWER You can view the Live screen of the currently connected DVR. SEARCH You can select and play video data of the DVR.
clieNt setuP Allows you to add/edit information necessary for network connection of the Web Viewer. web viewer setup to register a web site ! weB viewer 1. Click . . Click . The “clieNt setuP” screen appears. . Provide information about the site to register. ~ ADDRESS: Enter the IP address that you specified in the DVR. ~ PORT: Enter the port number that you specified in the DVR. ~ LOCATION: Enter the location name that is registered with the server.
web viewer remOte setuP You can configure some settings of a remotely connected DVR. 1. Click . . Select and provide a value for , , and respectively. ` Information of the DVR with the first connected address will be displayed. ` The “admin” account alone is enabled to access. . Enter the and click . Your PC will be connected to the DVR remotely. ` The network icon on the DVR screen will switch to display the connection status. .
interval setup You can set the sequence screen time, or event record time. Refer to “iNterval setuP”. (Page 33) ! weB viewer record configuration You can set the recording quality. Refer to “recOrD setuP”. (Page 28) record schedule You can set the recording schedule. Refer to “scHeDule setuP”. (Page 29) English _ 02489A_SHR-3040_ENG.
web viewer BacKuP 1. Enter each necessary item and provide the . . Click . When your configuration passes the test, you will see a message of “success connect test!” On the box. . Click and then select . The “BacKuP iNFOrmatiON” window appears. . Click to specify the . . Specify the max storage size, and the start and end time. . Click . You can check that a backup file is created in the specified path. .
Player at a Glance ! weB viewer Item Description System Time Displays the system time. Status Pane Displays the backup start and end date/time with the operation status. SCREEN DIVISION You can select full screen or 4-split mode. CHANNEL The selected channel will be displayed in Single screen mode. OPEN FILE Select a backup file.(AM4 format) EDIT AVI SAVE In this mode, you can save a recording image and make a printout. This mode is available only if a single channel is selected.
web viewer image eDit 1. Click and select a backup file to play. . Switch to Single Screen mode and click . The “eDit tOOl” window appears. . When done, click . Switch to backup play mode. EDIT TOOL Contrast Brightness Sharpness Blur Return Capture Print Adjust a bright area to brighter, and a dark area to darker. Adjust the contrast to a low level to reduce the brightness. Adjust the image to a bright level. Adjust the image to a dark level. Sharpens the borders.
avi save 1. Click . The “OPtiON” window appears. . Set the options to your preference. ~ CHANNEL: Select a channel to save. ~ FRAMERATE: Set the frame rate for a video to save. ! weB viewer ~ SIZE: Set the size of a video to save. The size will be set automatically according to the video. . Click . Starts saving the video from the current point. . To stop saving, click . Exits saving the video. When done, the ‘c:\weB_BacKuP’ folder will open.
web viewer remote viewer at a Glance Item Description DVR Connection Information Provide information required to connect to the network. System Information Displays information about DVR connection and system operation. SCREEN DIVISION You can select Single screen or 4-split mode. CHANNEL The selected channel will be displayed in one of the 4 split screens. You can control a remote PTZ camera that is connected to the DVR.
setuP Click to display the Network Setup window. You must adjust the transfer settings according to the network environment. ~ Quality: You can set the recording quality. ` For more information, refer to “RECORD > RECORD SETUP”. (page 28) ! weB viewer ~ Frame Rate: Set the frame rate per second for a video. ` For more information, refer to “RECORD > RECORD SETUP”. (page 28) ~ Bandwidth: You must set the upload speed according to the network environment of the current DVR.
web viewer searcH 1. Click . The “searcH” window appears. . Enter the and click . Ensure that you have provided , and . . Specify the start time in the bar. ` If you do not specify the start time, the viewer starts playing from the last run point. . Click Play (+). ` For more information about the play bar, refer to “Player at a Glance > Operation Buttons”.
appendix Product Specification Item Details Multi language Support English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese etc. Event Log • OS - Resolution CIF (NTSC : 352x240 / PAL : 352x288) Live/Record Rate NTSC 120/120 ips (PAL 100/100 ips) Codec H.
appendix Item Details Simultaneous Network Connection 4 Netework Spec Cable Modem, Lan Network (TCP) • Web viewer / BACK UP • Web viewer port Set up • (Remote Setup) Web viewer P/T/Z Control • DDNS • Firmware update • (USB) Camera P/T/Z Device • Monitor Dual Output (VGA/BNC) • Composite/Spot • (BNC 1EA) VGA • 800x600 (60Hz) 1024x768 (60Hz) 1280x1024 (60Hz) Network Video Out Dimension 371(W) x 62(H) x 247(D) mm PC Requirements WebViewer CPU : Pentium 4 / 3.
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appendix Troubleshooting (FAQ) Problems and Symptoms Measure Power does not turn on. Only use a power adapter specified in the user manual. Fully insert the adaptor’s power jack into the DVR’s power receptacle. It sounds a beep when the power is properly supplied, check the output and LED indicator. If the problem persists after these actions, replace the main board as this is an error from the power system. LED indicator does not operate.
Problems and Symptoms Measure Fully insert the USB connector and check its connection. Check the USB memory works fine with a PC. Check whether it is recognized normally and shows remaining space properly. SHR-3040 supports USB1.1 and its writing speed may be slow. Consider its writing speed when you schedule the backup. Check whether actual data has been recorded between the start and end time. Alarm and Relay do not operate normally. Check whether the ALARM is set to Disabled.
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