Manual Type *700-0075* Document Part Number 700-0075 R002
About This Guide The User Guide is intended for anyone who needs to operate, configure, or troubleshoot the Explorer MX4 Basic and Plus Mobile Digital Video Recording (DVR) System. In this guide, both the MX4 Basic and MX4 Plus are referred to as Explorer MX4. The individual models are referred to as MX4 Basic and MX4 Plus.
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Contents Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1. Product Features - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1–1 1.1.1. System Components - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1–1 1.2. Installation Diagrams - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1–2 1.3.
Contents Chapter 3 Operation 3.1. Operate and Monitor the DVR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3.2. Removing and Replacing the DVR Drive - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3.3. Search, Playback, and Archive Video - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3.4. vMax View and DVR Drive Interface - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3.5.
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Introduction CHAPTER 1 Introduction This chapter describes the product features and components of the Explorer® MX4 Basic and Plus Mobile Digital Video Recording System.
Introduction The MX4 Plus system consists of the following additional components (see “Installation Diagrams” on page 1–2): • • • • Smart-Link™ module Cables and harnesses: • ignition input harness • power input harness with in-line fuses for constant and switched power lines • alarms and signals harnesses • speed harness Diagnostic Button (video recording label optional) GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver, optional 1.2.
Introduction Explorer® MX4 Typical Plus System Setup Peripherals Vehicle Electrical Interface Seon System Supports Four Cameras IR Illuminator MX4 DVR Rear Panel Remote Microphone*2 SPEED Red - Call Seon if using hall sensor Green - Speed 6ensor +igh Black - Speed 6ensor /ow GPS Receiver *1 3 wires Diagnostic Button ALARMS Smart-Link™ Alarm 1 (orange) Alarm 2 (blue) Alarm 3 (violet) Alarm 4 (gray) Alarm 1-4 Ground (black) Accessories 4 wires SIGNALS Smart-Reach® Mobile (Wi-Fi) Left Turn (b
Introduction 1.3. Recording Capacity for DVR Drive Storage The Explorer MX4 uses MPEG-4 video compression to extend the recording time on the drive. The recording time varies, depending on the settings for frames per second (speed), resolution (pixel count), and picture quality. The picture quality setting determines the amount a picture is compressed versus the amount of memory the picture takes up on the drive.
Introduction 1.4. Product Interface and Devices This section describes the features of the DVR (front and back panels), the trackball mouse, and the remote control. 1.4.1. DVR Front Panel Features The MX4 DVR front panel features are shown in Figure 1-3 and briefly described in Table 1-4. For a detailed description of the front panel features, see Table 3-1, “Front Panel Features” on page 3–2.
Introduction 1.4.2. DVR Back Panel Features The MX4 DVR back panel is shown in Figure 1-4 and briefly described in Table 1-5. The Product name 2 DVR has two camera connectors. For the back panel connections, see Figure 1-1 and Figure 1-2. 1 1 3 2 9 8 7 4 6 5 Figure 1-4 Explorer MX4 Back Panel Table 1-5 Back Panel Features 1–6 Item Feature Description 1 CONTROL Control connector (2-pin) for controlling the Smart-Reach® Mobile wireless bridge equipment.
Introduction 1.4.3. Trackball mouse 2 3 1 4 Figure 1-5 Trackball Mouse Pointing Device Table 1-6 Trackball Mouse Features Item Description 1 Click to select the highlighted option using index finger. 2 Click to select the highlighted option using thumb control. 3 • • 4 Moves the cursor around the screen. Delete a character entered into a field. Perform the function of the Back button. 1.4.4.
Introduction Table 1-7 Remote Control Features Item Button Description 1 Menu navigation • Up arrow • Back arrow • Down arrow • Right arrow In the Menu system: • Scrolls up one line of text or increases a selected value. • Navigates to a previous item. • Scrolls down one line of text or decreases a value. • Navigates to the next item. 2 ENTER Displays the next screen or confirms the selection of a menu item. 3 DISPLAY Selects the next on-screen display.
Introduction 1.5. Accessing DVR Configuration and Operation Controls There are two methods of accessing MX4 DVR configuration menus: • • locally via OSD and LCD monitor, see “On-Screen Display Access” on page 1–10. remotely via vMax Web browser interface and Ethernet/wireless connection, see “vMax Web Access” on page 1–12. There are three ways of accessing MX4 DVR content playback and archiving features: • • • locally via OSD and LCD monitor, see “Operation” on page 3–1.
Introduction 1.5.1. On-Screen Display Access Use the On-Screen Display mode to locally access the DVR drive content. To use the on-screen display (OSD) with trackball mouse or remote control: 1. Connect an LCD monitor to VIDEO OUT on the MX4 DVR front panel. MX4 DVR LCD Monitor Figure 1-7 LCD Monitor Connected to DVR When the on-screen display starts up, the MX4 DVR splash screen appears briefly before the DVR enters live view. For OSD configuration with the DVR, the default password setting is Off.
Introduction Table 1-8 On-Screen Display Information Feature Description Camera 1 to Camera 4 Camera titles, maximum 8 characters each. To set the camera title, go to “Titles and Display Menu” on page 2–7. Main Title Main title of the DVR, maximum 32 characters. To set the main title, go to “Titles and Display Menu” on page 2–7. HD Size Formatted size of the DVR drive, in gigabytes (GB). HD Used Percentage of recorded video on the DVR drive.
Introduction 1.5.2. vMax Web Access Use a PC or laptop with an Ethernet or wireless connection for vMax Web browser access to configure the DVR, or playback and archive video. Follow the setup instructions in the Explorer™ MX4 Basic and Plus Mobile Digital Video Recording (DVR) System Installation and Configuration Guide, 700-0077. Tip: The default network settings allow for connection to a laptop computer for configuration of the DVR only.
Configuration CHAPTER 2 Configuration This chapter provides information and procedures for configuring the DVR.
Configuration 2.2. Configuration Main Menu The Main Menu screen displays Playback and Configuration. To play back and archive video, see “For local video access, connect an LCD monitor to the VIDEO OUT RCA jack on the front of the MX4 DVR. Use the trackball mouse or remote control to navigate the OSD menus.” on page 3–5.
Configuration 2.2.1. Configuration Menu Diagram The following diagram shows the MX4 configuration menus.
Configuration 2.2.2. Using the On-screen keyboards In the OSD, click on a field to display the on-screen keyboard.
Configuration 2.2.3. Time and Date Menu Use the Time and Date menu to set the time and date settings and Auto Daylight Savings settings. Click on the DST Settings button to configure the start date or end date settings for daylight saving. See “DST (Daylight Savings Time) Settings Menu” on page 2–6. Figure 2-6 Time and Date Menu Table 2-1 Time and Date Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Values [Default] Time Format Set the time in 12-hour or 24-hour format.
Configuration 2.2.3.1. DST (Daylight Savings Time) Settings Menu Configure the start date or end date settings for daylight saving. The DST Settings sub-menu is shown in Figure 2-7 Figure 2-7 DST Settings Menu Table 2-2 DST Settings Configuration Items 2–6 Menu Item Description Values [Default] Start Date Set the week, day, and month for daylight saving to start. [2nd Sunday Mar] From Set the time for daylight saving to start. [02:00 AM] To Set the time for daylight saving to end.
Configuration 2.2.4. Titles and Display Menu Use the Titles and Display menu to set the main title, camera titles, and other camera view overlay options. Click on the Monitor Settings button to display the Monitor Settings sub-menu. Click on the Diagnostic Display button to display the Diagnostic Display sub-menu. Figure 2-8 Titles and Display Menu Table 2-3 Titles and Display Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Main Title Set a title.
Configuration 2.2.4.1. Monitor Settings Menu Figure 2-9 Monitor Settings Menu Table 2-4 Monitor Settings Configuration Items Menu Item Description Value [Default] Front Default Setting Set the view (after power up) for the monitor connected to VIDEO OUT on the front panel. [Quad], CH 1, CH 2, CH 3, CH 4 Set the view for a monitor connected to VIDEO on the rear panel.
Configuration 2.2.4.2. Diagnostic Display Menu Figure 2-10 Diagnostic Display Menu Table 2-5 Diagnostic Display Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Voltage Display Displays the system input voltage. [On], Off Time/Date Display Show or hide the time/date display. [On], Off HDD Size Display Displays the hard drive size. [On], Off % Full Display Display the percentage of the hard drive space used.
Configuration 2.2.5. Alarms and Signals Menu Use the Alarms and Signals menu to set the options and events that occur when an external alarm is received by the DVR. Usually, a driver-activated switch or other external device causes the alarm. Figure 2-11 Alarms and Signals Menu 2.2.5.1. Alarm Settings Menu Figure 2-12 Alarm Settings Menu Table 2-6 Alarm Settings Configuration Items 2–10 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Alarm ALM 1 to ALM 4 are available.
Configuration Table 2-6 Alarm Settings Configuration Items Menu Item Description Value [Default] Speed Set the recording speed, in frames per second, to the desired setting. A DVR usually records in a mode that conserves hard drive space, but increases video speed and quality for a short duration to record an alarm event. Off, 1, 5, 7.5, 10, [15], 30 fps Quality The DVR uses H.264 video compression to extend the recording time on the drive. See “Recording Capacity for DVR Drive Storage” on page 1–4.
Configuration 2.2.5.2. Signals 1 to 5 Menu Use the Signals menu to configure signals and the output they generate. The MX4 supports five independent signals: LT (left turn signal), STP (stop), BRK (brake), WRN (warning lights), and RT (right turn signal). These signals can be used to indicate the status of an indicator, maximum 3 characters.
Configuration 2.2.5.3. Signals 6 to 10 Menu Figure 2-14 Signals 6 to 10 Menu Table 2-8 Signals 6 to 10 Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Signal 6 On screen display text.
Configuration 2.2.5.4. Speed Settings Menu The Speed menu lets you change the settings for recording speed data. Figure 2-15 Speed Settings Menu Table 2-9 Speed Settings Configuration Items Menu Item Description Value [Default] Speed Display If vehicle speed is not being recorded, set to OFF. This turns off the 0 on the display, which indicates zero speed.
Configuration 2.2.5.5. GPS Settings Menu Use the GPS Settings menu to configure how GPS data is displayed. o Figure 2-16 GPS Settings Menu Table 2-10 GPS Settings Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Value [Default] GPS Display Show or hide the GPS display. With a GPS module connected to the DVR, the latitude and longitude of the vehicle location are displayed. [Off], On GPS Time Show or hide the GPS time.
Configuration Table 2-10 GPS Settings Configuration Items Menu Item Description Top Left: LONG * Set the longitude to 0° 00.0000’ through 180° 00.0000’. Bottom Right: LAT * Set the latitude to 0° 00.0000’ through 90° 00.0000’. Bottom Right: LONG * Set the longitude to 0° 00.0000’ through180° 00.0000’. Value [Default] * The Geo-fencing rectangular area is defined by the top left and bottom right coordinates.
Configuration 2.2.6. Recording Settings Menu Use the Recording Settings menu to set the resolution, camera speed in frames per second (FPS), image quality, Record Delay-On and Record Delay-Off times, and other recording options. Figure 2-18 Recording Settings Menu Table 2-11 Record Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Repeat Record Enables recording over older video data once the drive is full.
Configuration 2.2.6.1. Camera Settings Menu Use the Camera Settings menu to set the FPS, picture quality, recording resolution, and audio recording. Figure 2-19 Camera Settings Menu Table 2-12 Camera Settings Configuration Items 2–18 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Speed Set the camera frame rate. Off, 1, 5, 7.5, [10], 15, 30 FPS Quality Set the picture quality option. The DVR uses MPEG-4 video compression to extend the recording time on the drive.
Configuration 2.2.6.2. Record 2 Settings Menu Built-in dual technology allows the recording of two information streams, one designed for high resolution playback on a PC, and the other for real-time viewing over the Web or General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) network. In the event of an emergency, access the video on-line with a cell phone or PDA via your cell network plan to assess the situation.
Configuration 2.2.6.3. Timers Settings Menu Use the Timer Settings menu to change the timer schedules to meet different vehicle route requirements. The DVR supports ten independent timers that can be used to control when and how the DVR records. Figure 2-21 Timer Settings Menu Table 2-14 Timer Settings 1-5 (identical for Timer 6 to 10) 2–20 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Enable Timers Enables preset times for recording.
Configuration 2.2.7. Network Settings Menu The MX4 Plus DVR has a built-in Ethernet interface for connecting to a computer or the Smart-Reach® mobile wireless bridge equipment. See Figure 1-2, “Typical Plus System” on page 1–3. To connect using the network connection, each host (computer) connected to the network must have a unique IP address. A qualified IT administrator is required to provide information about the network settings and to configure the Network settings, DDNS settings, and E-mail settings.
Configuration Table 2-15 Network Settings Configuration Items Menu Item Description Value [Default] Subnet Mask Uses an IP address beginning with 255 and composed of four octets separated by decimals to determine which network you belong to. Current Subnet Mask addess Default Gateway Gateway address uniquely identifies a host or computer on the LAN which assigns the IP addresses to your network. Uses an IP address composed of four octets separated by decimals.
Configuration 2.2.7.2. DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) Settings Figure 2-24 DDNS Settings Menu Table 2-17 DDNS Settings Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Value [Default] DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) Set the server name. Maximum 64 characters. User Name Set the user name. Maximum 32 characters. Password Set the password. Maximum 32 characters. Record ID This is typically a numeric string. Maximum 16 characters.
2.2.8. System Settings Menu The System Settings menu allows control of system level settings and functions that should only be accessed by authorized individuals. Figure 2-25 System Settings Menu Table 2-18 System Settings Configuration Items 2–24 Menu Item Description Value [Default] Disk Full Set to receive e-mail notification when the disk is full. [E-mail] HD Failure Set to receive e-mail notification if the hard drive fails.
Configuration 2.2.8.1. Program Update Menu Figure 2-26 Program Update Menu Table 2-19 Program Update Configuration Items Menu Item Description Value [Default] Load Configuration Load the configuration settings from a USB device. MEM1 and MEM2 are customized configuration settings. [Default] Mem1 Mem2 Store Current Configuration Store the DVR configuration settings to a USB device. [USB Device] Mem1 Mem2 File Name Set the file name.
Configuration Figure 2-28 Store DVR Configuration to USB Device Message Figure 2-29 Update DVR Firmware Message Figure 2-30 Formatting the Hard Drive Message 2–26 700-0075 R002
Configuration 2.2.8.2. E-mail Settings Menu The E-mail Settings feature requires network connectivity. See “Network Settings Menu” on page 2–21. Figure 2-31 Email Settings Table 2-20 Email Settings Configuration Items 700-0075 R002 Menu Item Description Value [Default] SMTP Server Set the server name. Maximum 32 characters SMTP Port Set the SMTP port. [25], 1 through 9999 Authentication Set the authentication. [Login], None User Name Set the user name.
Configuration 2.2.8.3. One-Touch Settings Menu Use the One-Touch download for downloading specific information to a usb drive via the USB port. One-Touch download is available when the DVR is in live, playback, or record mode. Use the ONE TOUCH button on the DVR or the copy button on the remote control. Recommendation: Using the One -ouch to archive several minutes or hours of video may take a long time.
Configuration 2.2.9. Updating the Firmware The firmware version is displayed on the top right corner of every menu. The firmware update must be obtained from Seon Design. To install a firmware update, a USB memory device must be formatted from a Windows®-based computer using the FAT file format. Load the Program Update file onto the USB memory device. CAUTION: Equipment damage DVR damage can occur if power to the DVR is turned off during firmware upgrade.
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Operation CHAPTER 3 Operation This chapter provides information and procedures for operating the MX4.
Operation Table 3-1 Front Panel Features Item Feature Description 1 DVR Drive lock Requires the DVR drive key to unlock and remove the DVR drive. When the DVR is recording, press the STOP/TEMP PWR button before unlocking and removing the DVR drive. Turn the drive key to the open position. After ten seconds or until the red HDD activity indicator is off, gently pull out the drive.
Operation 3.2. Removing and Replacing the DVR Drive The DVR has a removable drive that is contained in a drive tray. A drive lock secures the cartridge during operation. Use the drive key to lock and unlock the drive. Important: While the drive is hot swappable (the drive can be removed when the DVR is powered up), do not remove the drive while the DVR is recording, as the video segment may not be recorded. Press the STOP/TEMP PWR button before unlocking and removing the drive. To remove the drive: 1.
Operation 3.4. vMax View and DVR Drive Interface The TL drive interface is provided with vMax View software to accommodate the TL drives. The drive interface uses two USB connectors to work with power from the PC. To access video from the drive using vMax View: 1. Remove the drive from the DVR. 2. Connect to the USB ports on a PC or laptop with vMax View installed, as shown in Figure 3-1. Figure 3-1 MX4 Drive Interface with Hard Drive 3.
Operation 3.5. On Screen Display Menus For local video access, connect an LCD monitor to the VIDEO OUT RCA jack on the front of the MX4 DVR. Use the trackball mouse or remote control to navigate the OSD menus. MX4 DVR LCD Monitor Figure 3-2 Local Playback of Video using Monitor Attached to the DVR To search, playback, and archive video from the OSD menus: 1. Insert a USB memory device into an open USB port on the DVR front panel. 2.
Operation Table 3-2 Playback Tool Bar Items Tool Bar Icon 1 3–6 Description Start of clip/End of clip Click to set the start and end of clip points for Archiving. See page 3–9. Search Click to search by Date, Time, Alarm, Signals, or System Event. Archive Click to display the Archive window to save a video clip to a USB device. Fast Rewind Click to reverse during playback. With playback paused, each click reverses the video by one frame. Play/Pause Click to start playback.
Operation 3.5.1. Using the Search Function The MX4 includes a powerful search function that lets you quickly find recorded information by Date and Time, Alarm, Signals, and by System Event. To view the Search menu: 1. From the Main Menu, click on Playback and press Enter. See Figure 3-3. 2. Click on the Show/Hide toolbar icon in the center of the window. Figure 3-5 Show/Hide Toolbar Icon The playback tool bar appears. See Figure 3-4. 3. Click on the Search icon.
Operation Table 3-3 Search Configuration Items Menu Item Description Start Date Set the start date for the search. Time Set the start time for the search. Search Only Select the desired search type.
Operation 3.5.2. Using the Archive Function An archive dialog box lets you specify the start and end date and time of the video clip to be archived to a USB memory device. To view the Archive menu: 1. From the Main Menu, click on Playback and press ENTER. 2. Click on the Show/hide toolbar icon in the center of the window. The playback tool bar appears. 3. Click on the Archive icon. The Archive menu appears as shown in Figure 3-6.
To establish an archive clip: 1. In the System Settings menu, select One-Touch and configure the setting for OneTouch Download to clip. See Figure 3-8. Figure 3-8 One-Touch Settings: clip 2. Use the video playback or search controls to view the start date and time of the video you want to archive. 3. Click start of clip icon . to set the start point of the archive clip. 4. Locate the end of the video you want to archive in Play mode, and click Pause. 5.
Operation 3.5.3. Copy to USB To copy video files to a USB memory device: 1. Insert a USB memory device into an open USB port on the DVR front panel. 2. In the Playback tool bar, click the archive icon to display the Archive screen. 3. Click on Copy to USB to start archiving. A progress bar appears. 4. OR Click Cancel to stop the archiving process. 5. Remove the USB drive when complete and return to the Archive screen.
Operation 3.6. vMax Web Display Menus To search, play back, and archive video with vMax Web: 1. Select the Playback tab to display the Playback screen. Figure 3-10 vMax Web MX Playback Tab 2. Select the Channel Display view, which will show all the cameras or the specific camera which recorded the video. 3. In the Select drop down menu, select Record.
Operation 4. In the Search By drop down menu, select Time or Event. Depending on which option is selected, choose from the following: a) Time - enter the start date and time of the required video. The selected video loads. Click Play. Go to step 5. OR b) Event - select the required search parameters in the fields as shown in Figure 3-11.
Operation c) Click Search. The progress bar runs while the DVR locates video matches. The Event list appears as shown in Figure 3-11. Figure 3-12 Event Search List d) From the Event list, select the event to review. e) Click Play. The selected video plays in the channel views. 5. Use the video playback or search controls to confirm the start and end date and time, and which cameras show the video you want to archive. 6. Select the Archive tab.
Operation Table 3-6 Archive Tab Fields Menu Item Description Value [Default] Select Choose which recording stream to search. • With Record selected, high resolution video is available for archiving. • With Log File selected, the user can export a log file of all selected events to a text file. [Record], Log File Camera Select the camera(s) with the required recorded video. 1-4 Available Read only. This area displays the earliest and latest dates containing recorded video on the DVR drive.
Operation 3.7. Using One-Touch Download Use the One-Touch download for downloading specific recorded information to a USB drive via the USB port. One-Touch download is available when the DVR is on and in live, playback, or record mode. Use the ONE TOUCH button on the DVR or the COPY button on the remote control. Files are downloaded in the DVR drive format and can be viewed and edited with the vMax View application. See the vMax View User Guide, 700-0137.
Operation Figure 3-15 One-Touch Progress When transfer is complete, the on-screen display closes. 5. Remove the USB drive. The DVR will power off automatically after 5 minutes. 6. To power off the DVR immediately, press STOP/TEMP PWR for three seconds.
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Maintenance and Return CHAPTER 4 Maintenance and Return Table 4-1 Maintenance Tasks Tasks What to do Synchronizing the DVR Clock Synchronize the DVR clock every six months to ensure accurate video recording of the time and date. For setting the time and date, see “Time and Date Menu” on page 2–5. Replacing the remote control battery Replace the CR 2025 battery with the same type of battery. 1. Press the tab on the back of the remote control. 2.
Maintenance and Return Please refer to the “Seon Design Inc. Product Warranty” on page W–1 to review the terms of warranty service, contact, and shipping information, as well as other important issues regarding the service and operation of your system. 4.2. Troubleshooting the MX4 The MX4 is designed for high reliability of operation. If you have any problems with your system, however, read this chapter. If you cannot resolve the issue, contact Customer Service at Seon Design.
Specifications APPENDIX A Specifications This appendix provides the product specifications for the Explorer MX4 Basic and Plus Mobile Digital Video Recording (DVR) System. Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice. A.1.
Specifications A.1.1. Advanced Smart-Temp™ Temperature inside DVR Advanced Smart-Temp… Below –4°F (–20°C) DVR is not powered, although the drive can still be removed from the DVR, the heater is on. If the temperature falls below a preset value with the heater on, the DVR shuts down. Above 149°F (65°C) Shuts down the DVR to protect the drive from damage. A.1.2.
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