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H7016

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In the Task Bar menu the follow icons have these functions.

Instant (emergency) recording function. Once this is started all channels will be
changed to CIF resolution and record at full frame rate.

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PTZ mode function. The user can turn on and off the PTZ features when clicking on
this icon.

Playback Function

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Click this button to start playback the of the latest recorded

data immediately.

Hold the Task Bar Function. If the pin icon has been pressed, task bar menu stays
displayed regardless of the position of the mouse pointer. If not pressed, task bar
menu will disappeared once the mouse pointer is not over its position.

Tip

No icons in the live screen means there is no recording status. To set the record status go to SETUP
>> RECORD >> RECORD CONFIGURATION >> SCHEDULE and change setting.

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Summary of Contents for H7016

Page 1: ...H7016 User Manual ...

Page 2: ...ritten permission of the manufacturer in accordance with copyright policy H7016 is a trade mark of its manufacturer Ethernet is a trade mark of Xerox Corporation Microsoft MS DOS the Windows logo Windows and Windows NT used in the USA and other countries is a trade mark of Microsoft Corporation The manufacturer importer and agent shall not be responsible for accidental damage including injury and ...

Page 3: ... complied with Danger Risk of death or serious injury This is the highest priority danger warning Warning Risk of serious or lesser degree of injury May also cause damage to the product or to property Caution Risk of minor injury or damage Important Requirements or limitations regarding operation Users are recommended to read the relevant details carefully so as to operate the product properly and...

Page 4: ...esult in fire and electric shock Do not place containers with liquid or small metal objects on top of the product Liquid or small metal objects getting into the unit may lead to fire and electric shock Please connect the power cord only to the type of AC outlet indicated in the manual or product specification If connected to other types of power outlet fire and electric shock may result Do not exp...

Page 5: ...esult in electric shock Please use only the correct voltage with the product Use of incorrect power voltage may result in fire and electric shock If the product is dropped or damaged turn off the power switch and remove the power cord from the power outlet Continued operation of the product may result in fire and electric shock In case of smoke or burning odor immediately turn off the power switch...

Page 6: ...es may result in damage that cannot be repaired Excessive current from the product and the camera may result in an electric shock Connect the power cord to an external device only when the products themselves are disconnected from their power supply Warning Non compliance may result in a serious or lesser degree of injury It may also cause damage to the product or to property ...

Page 7: ...and plastic waste Do not operate or store the product in the following places An area that is either too cold or too hot An area of high humidity or in front of an air conditioner or in places subject to sudden temperature changes An area where there is excessive dust Areas where heat from the product cannot be emitted through both of the product s side ventilation openings If a foreign substance ...

Page 8: ...s a risk of malfunction from external causes Ensure periodic maintenance by the certified installers The product may not work properly if the power source is unstable or and if electric shock occurs Make sure the correct rated power is available The product is designed to be proof against electric power failures however damage may occur as a result of power failure Current data may be damaged or d...

Page 9: ...H7016 1 1 1 About H7016 1 3 2 H7016 specification 1 4 3 System Diagram 1 5 4 Components 1 6 Chapter 2 Start H7016 2 1 1 H Outlook 2 3 1 Front Design 2 3 2 Rear panel and connection locations 2 10 3 Remote controller 2 12 2 How to Install 2 14 1 Installation 2 14 2 Replace CMOS battery 2 20 Chapter 3 Operating H7016 3 1 1 Log In 3 3 2 Live Mode 3 4 1 Select a Channel 3 4 2 Icon 3 5 3 Pop Up Menu 3 ...

Page 10: ...1 Setup Menu 4 3 1 About Setup 4 3 2 System Setup 4 4 1 System configuration 4 5 2 Disk Configuration 4 10 3 User configuration 4 11 4 Configuration 4 13 5 Shutdown 4 13 3 Camera 4 14 1 Camera Configuration 4 14 2 PTZ Configuration 4 15 3 Spot Sequence configuration 4 16 4 Monitor Configuration 4 17 4 Record 4 18 1 Record Configuration 4 18 2 Motion Event configuration 4 25 5 Network 4 29 1 Networ...

Page 11: ...System status 4 34 3 Version 4 38 7 Quick Setup 4 39 8 Backup 4 41 1 Backup 4 41 2 Auto USB backup 4 43 3 Backupviewer 4 44 3 Backupviewer options 4 46 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Guide and Glossary A 1 Troubleshooting Guide A 3 Glossary A 8 Product Warranty Card ...

Page 12: ...1 1 Introduction of the product features and components H7016 INTRODUCTION ...

Page 13: ...H7016 User Manual 1 2 ...

Page 14: ...264 codec compression PIP picture in picture mode Multi User level access and control system Professionalized menu functions and configuration Powerful remote network applications Large Storage 3HDD optional and Optical device for backup Advanced User friendly interface Easy upgrade by USB memory Supports all main PTZ protocols Loop out composite Video and Spot monitor support ...

Page 15: ... CIF 352x288 Half 704x288 Full 704x576 Compression H 264 Mode Motion detection Sensor Schedule Storage Internal 3 x HDD Option CD R W DVD R W Option Audio 4 Channel G 723 1 Compression Mode Multi channel playback Max 16ch Calendar Event Oldest Latest Searching By Channel Time Date Motion detection Sensor events Remote S W Remote Software Web based viewer Alarm Sensor 4 16 Camera Control Pan Tilt Z...

Page 16: ...Chapter 1 Introduction 1 5 1 1 3 SYSTEM DIAGRAM H can be connected with the following devices For more detail on the connection see each chapter s explanation in the manual ...

Page 17: ...ents are subject to change by area 4 COMPONENTS Following components are included in the box with H7016 1 H7016 main unit 1EA 2 DC ADAPTER 1EA 3 H CD 1EA 4 RC 1EA 5 User s manual 1EA 6 Loopback Cable optional 2EA 7 Rack Mount Kit optional 1EA ...

Page 18: ...2 1 Read this chapter before installation It contains mandatory items you should know START H7016 2 ...

Page 19: ...H7016 User Manual 2 2 ...

Page 20: ...you connect 1 H7016 OUTLOOK 1 Front design The below image shows the front case and indicates each part of the case 1 Channel Number buttons Use these buttons to select a channel or enter a number in the setup menu Channel select in Live Search Enter a password when logging into the DVR 2 DVD RW Backup recorded data on to your DVD RW if installed and playback the recordings with the provided backu...

Page 21: ... 0 port Connect mouse to control DVR unit Can be used to perform a Firmware upgrade Make a backup of recorded data 4 Functional buttons This button changes display mode this are pre defined to turn in the order shown below Turn On Off sequence mode This is single channel rotation as shown below ...

Page 22: ...016 2 5 2 4 split display mode sequences in 4 channel groups as shown below 9 split display mode sequences in 9 channel splits as shown below PIP Picture in Picture mode sequences a single channel within a single screen ...

Page 23: ...he search mode Press this button to enter the Backup menu Escape from the current mode or return to live screen 5 Directional buttons 1 In the Live Screen or search modes Left Right Moves to next or previous channel 2 In Menu Use the directional buttons to move the cursor around each menu 3 In PTZ mode Use directional buttons to move the PTZ camera in the desired direction 4 Zoom Focus Use directi...

Page 24: ... This LED turns on when system is writing data to the HDDs NET LED This LED turns on when the system is connected to the network IR Sensor Press once 1 frame Rev Playback Press twice to Jump 30min in the rev playback direction Press once 1 frame Playback Press Twice to jump 30min in the playback direction ...

Page 25: ...1x to 32x ex 1x 2x 4x 8x 16x 32x In Live mode Move cursor backward to delete character PLAY PAUSE Toggle between Playback and pause images Switch directly to the search mode from live screen FASTFOWARD In Search mode Move forward from current search position Each press button accelerate the speed from 1x to 32x STOP Stop the current searching process BACKWARD Move backward from current search posi...

Page 26: ...rent search position frame by frame Counter Clockwise movement Move backward from the current search position frame by frame Shuttle Outer circle Clockwise movement Searches forward through the recorded images Counter clockwise movement Searches backwards through the recorded images The more the user turns of the rotation of dial there is an increase search speed from 2x to 32x ...

Page 27: ... to right The lower column is channels 9 to 16 Video thru output for 7016 This loop thru output port can only be used for 7016 model Connect to loopback the saved video to other device on this port VGA Monitor Out Connect to the VGA monitor on this port MAIN Video Output Connect to the main CCTV monitor on this port SPOT Monitor Output Displays single channel and event triggered channels on a conn...

Page 28: ...evice Network Port Connect LAN cable with a RJ45 connector to use the network Network application allows the user to monitor live search and setup the DVR RS485 As a signal Communication port this port is used for PTZ camera control SENSOR Connect the sensor signal cables to this input The sensor signal cables must be connected to a channel number and the GND port ALARM Connect external alarm devi...

Page 29: ... control in PTZ mode ENTER ENTER to select ZOOM ZOOM In ZOOM ZOOM Out 2 Enter 2 to display channel 2 3 Enter 3 to display channel 3 LOCK LOCK LOGOUT LOGIN REC Instant Recording STATUS Shows system status OSD Display on off OSD PTZ Select PTZ mode 10 press to enter channels 10 and above Switch to LIVE FOCUS out 1 Enter 1 to display channel 1 4 Enter 4 to display channel 4 PRESET IRIS IRIS mode in P...

Page 30: ...e menu ENTER Enter to select 1 Enter 1 to display channel 1 2 Enter 2 to display channel 2 3 Enter 3 to display channel 3 4 Enter 4 to display channel 4 EXIT PLAY PAUSE FF Fast forward playback FR Reverse playback LIVE Switch to live mode OSD Display on off OSD ...

Page 31: ... and then connect the Monitor Camera and Power cables See following steps on how to make the installation 1 Precaution No impacts or heavy loads should be applied on the product Do not attempt to disassemble the unit unless trained by the supplier Check your local power supply information is correct Do not spill liquid or no water on this product 2 Connect cameras Connect camera cable onto the rea...

Page 32: ...t to a monitor VGA Monitor or CCTV Monitor Connect to the VGA port or and the TV OUT Port on rear panel of the product 4 Connection of Audio Devices Connect to the Speaker to Audio OUT and Microphone to the Audio IN use separate amplifiers ...

Page 33: ...H7016 User Manual 2 16 Caution Use shielded audio cable to prevent system damage in the instance of a lighting strike 5 Sensor Sensor Other device connection examples ...

Page 34: ...nsor IN connection For each sensor port used you must connect to the GND port To activate a sensor you normally have to supply a separate power supply unit To get more details see sensor connection diagram on the sensor manufacturer s manual Each sensor can have a different connection according to its connection type c Alarm OUT connection relay output The P is for signal connection and N is for C...

Page 35: ...ram below Disconnect the Power cable from the DVR a Remove the top cover To open the cover remove screws on both sides and rear b Unscrew the bolts on HDD Optical casing and remove casing c Place the Optical Drive or HDD as you desired then connect the power and data cables d When reassembling do in reverse order b a ...

Page 36: ...re replacing the HDDs Warning Check HDD s compatibility before changing The manufacture is not responsible if HDD is defected by the user s fault Abnormal termination may cause fatal damage on HDD data and HDD 2 REPLACE CMOS BATTERY CMOS battery supplies power to the main board clock when the power is off Specification Voltage 3V Capacity 220mAh Standard load 0 2mA Operation Temp 30o C 60 o C ...

Page 37: ...3 1 This section contains information about the recording searching playback and other operating features of the DVR OPERATING H7016 ...

Page 38: ...H7016 User manual 3 2 ...

Page 39: ...il you have logged in To log in select the TOOL button from the task bar and then select USER as in the below picture Ways to Log in Mouse front key Remote controller Ways to Log Off Front key remote controller Default User ID Password USER admin Password blank Enter a valid user name and password in the login display area and then click OK ...

Page 40: ...ler buttons Live display can be changed from 1 4 9 16 PiP displays To change display options press the Live button on front panel The following illustrations are examples of the live display modes Double click the left mouse button to select channel To go back to previous display mode double click left mouse button again 1CH 4CH 9CH 16CH PIP ...

Page 41: ...Recording Emergency Recording On Sensor Activating Recording PTZ Control On Continuous Motion Alarm Recording Warning for exceeding temperature Continuous Sensor Activating Recording Sequence mode in operation Motion Detection Sensor Activating Recording Emergency Recording Sensor Activated Motion Detected Audio Channel PTZ Camera Move mouse to bottom position on the live screen and the task bar m...

Page 42: ... this icon Playback Function Click this button to start playback the of the latest recorded data immediately Hold the Task Bar Function If the pin icon has been pressed task bar menu stays displayed regardless of the position of the mouse pointer If not pressed task bar menu will disappeared once the mouse pointer is not over its position Tip No icons in the live screen means there is no recording...

Page 43: ...ill be displayed on bottom of left This function only works when in single channel view not split screens FREEZE ALL This will freeze the live display SHOW MOTION AREA This will show the areas where motion has occurred on a selected channel in real time DISPLAY PIP This will change the screen to PIP mode VIDEO LOSS BUZZER Turn on off the Video loss function on selected channel Video loss occurs wh...

Page 44: ...6 User manual 3 8 channel LOGOFF SEARCH Move to SEARCH MENU PTZ Move to PTZ mode SETUP Move to SETUPMENU The NO SIGNAL message appears when no camera is connected or there is no signal detected In Addition ...

Page 45: ...live display and search modes If the user does not have permission or allowed access to a channel it shows the NO PERMISSION message Step 01 Enter the setup Menu Step 02 Enter the system User Configuration Menu Step 03 Left click on Add Change Step 04 Untick the permission box Step 05 Return to live screen CLICK ...

Page 46: ...ntrolled by USB mouse Click and hold the left mouse button and drag it in the desired direction The PTZ is then moved in the same direction as the mouse PTZ speed increases when you move to mouse further away from the center of the image The zoom control can be controlled by using the wheel on the mouse Tip The control of the PTZ can be operated by Front Key panel USB mouse Keyboard controller or ...

Page 47: ...ll the controls for the PTZ With the PRESET TOUR feature you can make a PTZ camera move automatic by preset positions The User can select the PRESET TOUR in the PTZ Setup and then record a path for the PTZ camera to follow Step 01 Step 02 Tip The maximum number of presets that can be stored is 255 The presets can be selected on the PTZ Setup menu Right button click ...

Page 48: ...6 32x The button on task bar menu also starts the playback from the most recent recorded file The search mode provides the following search types CALENDAR SEARCH EVENT SEARCH JUMP TO FIRST SAVED DATA JUMP TO LAST SAVED DATA DAYLIGHT SAVING SEARCH The user can select a desired search time by clicking on the time bar The white bar represents the current search time and location being played back The...

Page 49: ...task bar After playing back the desired duration click the backup button again this sets ending time of this backup After setting the time the Export menu will appear from which the user can select a device CD USB DVD which the data will be transferred Step1 Press backup button on front panel Step2 Setting starting time Step3 Press Backup button again to set ending time Step4 Configure the device ...

Page 50: ...meline bar Move the Blue bar in time line to select the time to search the recordings The color of time bar differs by its recording status the recording colors explained above The dates that contain recorded data are marked with a on calendar Select the date and time then click the play button to start the playback ...

Page 51: ... available storage on the connected device CD DVD USB memory stick To review or select a specific event you can use the navigation keys on the front panel or on the remote controller to move the cursor Then one the event is highlighted click the play button There are 3 types of event that are logged in the event log Alarm by Sensor Alarm by Motion Alarm by Video Loss Tips If there is no sensor ala...

Page 52: ...ation to the first recording time out of the existing data 6 JUMP TO LAST SAVED DATA This will move the playback location to the last recording time out of the existing data Tip To enter search mode press search button on front panel remote controller or click the right mouse button ...

Page 53: ...ion on Once this feature activated it will control the time zone DST increment 1hr At some point in the year the system will have duplicated data at the time of the 1hr DST To set the DST go to SYSTEM SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Check the option USE DST to ON and set the local time zone of the DVR When the user enters to the SEARCH DAYLIGHT SAVING SEARCH it marks with the DST recorded data with a to then...

Page 54: ...d export this information as a text file to an external storage device Enter the system log menu to see all saved log information Below is any example of an exported log file file name is system log The system log is displayed as 5 lines per page You can move to next or previous page with System log has 3 types log which are as follows Log by system Log by setup Log by network ...

Page 55: ...4 1 H7016 SETUP ...

Page 56: ...H7016 User Manual 4 2 ...

Page 57: ...URATION USER CONFIGURATION CONFIGURATION SHUTDOWN CAMERA CAMERA CONFIGURATION PTZ CONFIGURATION SPOT SEQUENCE CONFIGURATION MONITOR CONFIGURATION RECORD RECORD CONFIGURATION MOTION EVENT CONFIGURATION NETWORK NETWORK CONFIGURATION SERIAL CONFIGURATION E MAIL CONFIGURATION INFORMATION SYSTEM LOG STATUS VERSION QUICK SETUP SETUP WIZARD ...

Page 58: ...t panel or use the mouse and task bar menu via Tool Setup as below Step 01 Use the mouse click on Tool then select Setup Step 02 The Setup menu will appear as below Tip To setup configuration you must log in with a valid user account The factory default for the admin account is ID Admin password None no input ...

Page 59: ...ton and then press the SAVE button to apply DVR ID The ID is for when the DVR is controlled by external device such as the remote controller or a keyboard controller To be controlled by external devices the ID should be same and check first if your devices are supported on this product Some devices use serial communication and the proper setting for this connection is required Tip To setup Remote ...

Page 60: ...e and date options will not be available Once you select either of the DATE TIME fields and it shows the menus as above Change the time and date format as required and click the OK button to confirm Setting the correct time and date on the DVR is important as the wrong time and date information could cause problems when reporting an incident to your local authorities ...

Page 61: ...ted and then click Ok The System will automatically update for DST if selected area is in a DST timezone DST DAY LIGHT SAVING TIME If you don t want to use the DST setting on the DVR then you can select the USE DST menu to the off position Also the user can set the DATE TIME by connecting to an NTP server for automatic time synchronization ...

Page 62: ... is set on the DVR is pool ntp org The user can change to different server by entering the address into the NTP SERVER box KEYPAD BEEP Toggle the Keypad beep sound on off for the front panel buttons AUTO LOGOFF Auto logoff will log out any user after a period of inactivity To setup auto log off time select the option and set the time between 1min 10min Tip Setting up in the network setting the DNS...

Page 63: ...the SCAN option and system displays recognized media name and new version number 3 After recognition of the update click the OK button to proceed with upgrading Tip After upgrading a HDD format is recommended Some upgrades may improve the recording data format and could cause wrong working on existing recording data format Make sure to backup any important information before making an upgrade Tip ...

Page 64: ...according to its model FORMAT This menu allows the user to format selected HDD Click on the box es required formatting and click the format button HDD OVERWRITE In this menu the user can select the options associated with the overwriting the HDD CHECK The user can check HDD and configure the Auto delete option which will overwrite HDD data after a specified time period S M A R T The S M A R T feat...

Page 65: ...e and change each user s permission or login authorization To add a new user 1 Click on the ADD CHANGE 2 Enter the username and password for the new account 3 Set the user s permission these are the DVR functions they will be able to operate 4 Then click the OK button to create the account ...

Page 66: ...u will be displayed as above 4 Change permissions for the user and then click OK to save To delete a user 1 Decide which user to delete from the users list 2 Click the DEL button next to the user Tip A general user only has permission to change their own password Tip Up to 20 user accounts are available Tip The Admin account permissions can t be edited or deleted ...

Page 67: ...h as USB Import means load a saved setup file from an external device such as CD DVD USB to the DVR system The imported system setup file should be made from the same system f w version as on the DVR Up to 7 profiles can be stored At least 1 default file exists on the system 5 SHUTDOWN This menu is for system shutdown or restarting Select from the options of SHUTDOWN and RESTART ...

Page 68: ...setting up the camera configuration with the DVR The Hidden feature is to select hide covert channel on live and search screens Press ADJUST to change image settings The image settings that can be changed for each channel and are selectable for Brightness Contrast and Color ...

Page 69: ... s ID Checklist for PTZ camera activation 1 Match the connected PTZ camera s protocol 2 Set Baud Rate the same as the PTZ camera 3 Set Camera ID the same as the PTZ camera PTZ start Self checking Ex Activating a Pelco D PTZ 1 Connect PTZ camera signal on to the RS485 port on the DVR 2 Select the Pelco D protocol and set the Baud Rate ID for the PTZ 3 Click the SAVE button to save BAUD RATE The Bau...

Page 70: ... time setting between which the cameras are rotated in the sequence mode for the spot output Popup When there is an alarm on the system the user can select to have that the associated channel pop up on the spot monitor Channel Selection The user can select which cameras are included on the spot monitor SEQUENCE Page Dwell time Set the time between screen changes for the sequence mode on the live s...

Page 71: ...a range of 0 30 VGA resolution Set the resolution to match the VGA monitor that is connected to the DVR or use the FIT IN VGA option OSD Select OSD details to be displayed on the monitor the options are Date Time Title PTZ Record status and Audio Tip Check options in the OSD menu to display on main screen and configure best view for the installation Tip This system supports the following VGA resol...

Page 72: ...ion in the SIZE option choose from CIF 352X240 2CIF 704X240 and D1 704X480 default is 352x240 size VHS picture quality 720X480 displays a DVD level of picture quality Higher resolutions require more storage and this reduce the recording retention ratios Set the resolution by your requirements of the installation FPS mean the number of Frames per Second a frame consists of even odd fields The Syste...

Page 73: ... the recording configuration you must consider the quality setting and storage retention required INTENSIVE the user can set the recording speed when an event is triggered The user can set a different frame rate for this situation PREALARM the user can change the duration that the DVR will record before an event is triggered this can be set up to 5 seconds POST ALARM this is the time that the reco...

Page 74: ...s means the unit will record from when a sensor event is triggered the recording duration can be configured in the motion event configuration menu There will be no recordings if set as OFF in motion event configuration menu even if the schedule is set as SENSOR and a sensor is triggered Sky Blue Continuous recording CONT Motion detection MOT Recording The unit records in continuous mode but also r...

Page 75: ...he motion event menu configuration is set to OFF the DVR system doesn t record at any time nor trigger any event even if there is motion or a sensor event Tip System will record with either Continuous or Motion detection mode when it is set to CONT MOT in the schedule Any mode that has sensor or event the system will then change to Intensive recording mode once it detects event ...

Page 76: ...g configuration schedule After making a recording schedule click on the holiday option and the screen below will appear Set Date that you want then unit to use the recording schedule and then input a Description for the holiday Click the Add button to then save on list and recording schedule ...

Page 77: ...udio channel on to a correspondent camera channel The Two way audio feature is available which allows live streaming of audio from DV R to remote and vice versa Tip Audio sound is available in both live playback mode by your configuration To get live audio streamed to a remote client you need to use the remote client software supplied with the DVR ...

Page 78: ...ont panel of the DVR The unit will always change to the insta nt recording setting configuration whenever the button is pressed this function is usual ly used for alarm or emergency scenarios Setup configuration for Instant recording FPS Set the fps to be used Quality Set the quality to be used Size Set the size of the resolution to be used ...

Page 79: ...the default setting is 5 normal sensitivity Area The user can select the areas of the video screen which detect motion Clicking on this option will open the live screen of the channel so the user can see areas to add and remove Default Full Screen Detection Sensor Select the sensor input number to the channel number Tip Instant Recording Emergency Recording If Instant recording button is located o...

Page 80: ...arm outputs Sensor On a 16 channel DVR there are up to 16 sensor inputs Use the menu to set the sensor type which will either be N O Normal Open and N C Normal Close Alarm On the DVR there are 4 outputs for alarm set if the alarm requires a signal On Off Also in this menu set the alarm type N O or N C ...

Page 81: ... user can set the delay time between 0 100 seconds The delay means time between that sensor motion event and the triggering of the alarm output The default value is OFF Tip If the sensor does not work check sensor type first If the sensor type is different to your configuration then change the type on the DVR Tip SENSOR is a type of detection device which will then send an electric signal when tri...

Page 82: ...his option to open a new window where there are options about how the DVR notifies the user after incoming events such as Sensor or Motion For example beep sound or popup screen image ALARM MONITOR In this menu the user can select how the DVR reports an event to remote clients Send to Alarm Monitor This option is to toggle on off the sending of alarms to a re mote client over the network Motion Se...

Page 83: ...ation of event triggered by sensor or and motion 5 NETWORK 1 NETWORK CONFIGURATION Input the details for the type of network that the DVR is connected Network Type Select network type as either STATIC IP or DHCP Subnet Mask Gateway Enter the IP address of Router and Gateway This information is necessary when you are connecting to a network via router If you are unsure what information to input the...

Page 84: ...bps Low bandwidth will also reduce the number of network fps DDNS The DDNS function allows the user to enter a fixed DDNS name when the DVR is using a dynamic ip address This service is useful for when connecting over the WAN as most ISP companies will charge extra for a line with static IP DDNS server DDNS server In this field enter the server name of DDNS service you wish to use The Default on t...

Page 85: ...to set the communication method type model name for external devices connected to the RS 232 and RS 485 ports The serial ports can be used to connect to external device such as keyboard controller Both the RS 232 and RS 485 have the same setup menu the user should use the appropriate transmission type based on the product First select the Type of external device connected to the DVR serial port an...

Page 86: ...on to match the external devices communication configuration 3 E MAIL SERVER The Email configuration is for setting up the DVR as an Email server This is so the user can receive an email message to their account for when changes or alarms happen on the DVR To set e mail server ...

Page 87: ...ion Sensor Video Loss Power Setup Login Login Fail Disk full S M A R T will send an email message Email Address Enter the email address of the user s account Up to 6 e mail accounts can be registered 6 INFORMATION 1 SYSTEM LOG The system log can be used to display information about the DVR unit Date Click on the date to select which day you wish to review the system log ...

Page 88: ...can move between pages using the arrow keys above the table Target This shows the selected device for exporting the system Log Scan This scans the DVR for available devices for exporting the System log Export Export the current log file on this system to external devices as a text file 2 SYSTEM STATUS DISK This menu contains all the information about the connected HDD and can be used to check the ...

Page 89: ... recorded by the DVR Disk Capacity This shows the total storage on the DVR Used Space This shows how much of the storage already contains recording data Available Space This shows the amount of storage free of recording data HDD Overwrite This shows if the storage is using Overwrite feature or not RECORD This menu displays the current recording status ...

Page 90: ...H7016 User Manual 4 36 AUDIO This menu displays the current activation audio status SENSOR This menu displays the current sensor status ...

Page 91: ...Chapter 4 H7016 Setup 4 37 4 NETWORK This menu displays the current network status EVENT PAGE This menu displays the current event status ...

Page 92: ...H7016 User Manual 4 38 3 VERSION The version menu displays all the general system information ...

Page 93: ...mat is set on the DVR NTSC or PAL If you have any issue with the product you may be asked by your distributor to supply them with the firmware version installed on the DVR 7 QUICK SETUP The Quick setup menu provides convenience shortcuts for setting up the recording settings ...

Page 94: ...the channels on the DVR There is a display to show the recording duration when the changes are made This is so the user can adjust the recording and at the same time the recording retention If the Quick setup is used it will overwrite any pervious recording settings made in the recording menu Below is the Setup Wizard menu The following options can be selected Quick Setup ...

Page 95: ... recording Average Picture quality Select the picture quality for recording Average Days to record This will display estimated number of days hours the DVR will record with the settings applied 8 BACKUP Tip Caution When using the Quick setup your current recording settings will be overwritten as the Quick setup take top priority export save your configuration if they are to be used again in the fu...

Page 96: ...recordings to an external device The backup is available onto an ODD or an external USB device 1 To make a backup of recorded data Press Backup button 2 The export screen will then be shown as below 3 Click the SCAN option to search the DVR for connected installed backup devices ...

Page 97: ...ding 6 Click the ESTIMATE button to display an estimate of the required space 7 To copy viewer together with the backup select the EXPORT VIEWER option 8 Once all the settings have been make click the Export option 2 AUTO USB BACKUP This option is for making a backup of current recorded data to a connected USB device Tip Use an approved USB memory stick to be certain for system compatibility ...

Page 98: ...select the USB media to save 5 Check Overwrite if you plan to overwrite the existing data 6 Select the channels to be used for the backup 7 Click the Start button To stop the Auto USB backup 1 Click the BACKUP button when in the live screen 2 The System will show the AUTO USB BACKUP display as above 3 Click the Cancel button 3 BACKUPVIEWER The backup viewer is used to view the saved backup data an...

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Page 100: ...ayback using the backupviewer 1 Press button Backup search browser will be displayed 2 Select a backup folder to open folders are assigned by date 3 Then select the backup file In the folder backup files are assigned by the time 4 Click the OK button 5 The Backupviewer will then play back the recorded data on each channel 6 Select a desired channel full screen use left double click 7 Use the playb...

Page 101: ...H7016 User Manual 4 46 4 BACKUPVIEWER OPTIONS Backup viewer has several convenient options Backup Viewer Options Convert to avi format Zoom in out Save a still image Print a still image ...

Page 102: ...kupviewer after changing this option De Interlace Improve playback picture quality when playing back D1 704x480 data Following pictures shows the difference between interlaced and de interlaced images Display information on Snap shot Display information options when you convert to a still image to Jpg pnb bmp format ...

Page 103: ...A 1 Troubleshooting Guide and Glossary ...

Page 104: ... power capacity No video on the monitor It may be due to connection of power cable Make sure the power cable is connected properly to a monitor It might be due to connection of the cable to the monitor Make sure the connection between monitor cable and the port at the rear panel is properly connected The monitor may not support some vertical resolution frequencies TFT monitor low priced monitor et...

Page 105: ...perly or the cable has a defect Check the connection or change the cable You may not have set the recording at the recording setting Check the setting value in the recording setting again Monitored image is displayed too dark in the monitor The monitor setting may be wrong Adjust the monitor setup The camera iris is not correctly adjusted Adjust the camera Iris The color of the image in the monito...

Page 106: ... when there is input Duration of the sensor alarm has been set too long Adjust the output port operation time for when the sensor has detected input Recording is not working in Sensor Operation Mode The sensor may be defective Check sensor operation The sensor box port may be defective Set recording mode to sensor recording type and short the lower and upper ports of the sensor box Check the recor...

Page 107: ...gion The camera is not properly fixed Safely fix the camera stable The camera image is projected unevenly or it is not working properly Check the camera s operation status Playback Problems Possible causes Possible actions The quality of the recording setting playback screen is poor and a block appears in the screen The compression level is too high Set a lower compression level value in the recor...

Page 108: ...t cannot be connected Conflicting with the IP of other equipment if other equipment uses the same IP If the result of Ping test after removing the network cable of H7016 is O K other equipment uses the IP Set to another IP that is not being used Remote Monitoring Program s setting is not correct Check whether IP ID and Password is correct in the setting of Remote Monitoring Program H7016 network s...

Page 109: ...ital cable TV satellite broadcasting UCC DMB and Terrestrial broadcasting NTP Network Time Protocol NTP is a standard protocol for assigning time in the network NTSC National Television Systems Committee The NTSC is the FCC Federal Communications Commission and International TV System Committee which established the U S color TV standard The NTSC standard was chosen as the color TV standard for th...

Page 110: ...t it cannot be viewed on black white TVs Currently Europe Australia China North Korea and others have adopted this method USB Universal Serial Bus USB is a kind of serial port for connecting computer peripheral devices USB has the function to control several peripheral devices HDD CD ROM drive keyboard printer etc and is an interface supporting Plug Play technology SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protoc...

Page 111: ...lfunction notify the place of purchase first If a service request cannot be met request should be made to designated A S agents or company A S centers for quick and reliable A S service Recommendations Cautions 1 Please place the accessories provided with the product in a safe place and utilize them for future peripherals for the product 2 For reliable utilization of the product we recommend that ...

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