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Acronym Guide (Cont.)

MDVR

Mobile Digital Video Recorder

MHz Megahertz

MJPEG

Motion Joint Photographic Experts Group - an
informal name for a class of video formats
where each video frame, or interlaced field
of digital video sequence is separately
compressed as a JPEG image

MM Millimeters

MPEG

Motion Picture Experts Group file containing a
compression of audio and visual data

NAND

Not And (used as a logical operator in
computing)

NTSC

National Television Systems Committee is
the analog television system used in most
of North America, Myanmar, South Korea,
Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines and some
Pacific Island nations.

NHTSA

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

OS

Operating System

PAL

Phase Alternating Lines

PTZ Pan/Tilt/Zoom

RAM

Random Access Memory

RCA cable

Designed by Radio Corporation of America to
carry audio/video signals

SATA

Serial Advanced Technology Attachment

SD

Secure Digital

SDXC

Secure Digital Extended Capacity

SMTP

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

S/N

Signal to Noise Ratio

TB Terabyte

TFT

Thin Film Transistor

TLS

Transport Security Layer

TS

Technical Specifications

UL

Underwriters Laboratory

USB

Universal Serial Bus

UTC

Coordinated Universal Time

VDC

Volts, Direct Current

VSM™

Virtual Synchronized Mapping™

W Watt(s)

Wi-Fi

Wireless Fidelity

WiMAX

Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave
Access, Inc.

WLAN

Wireless Local Area Network

WMV

Windows Media Video

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Summary of Contents for Hybrid Quest

Page 1: ...mponent Mobile Digital Video Recorder Mobile DVR Installation Setup and User Manual Includes Quick Setup Guide Lists all the key features and settings for the Hybrid Quest MDVR Unit Installation User Menus and Settings Servicing Procedures ...

Page 2: ...al Synchronized Mapping technology AngelTrax is involved in every stage of product selection software professional training and installation AngelTrax offers from beginning to end the best mobile video surveillance products and services available in the industry Mail IVS Inc dba AngelTrax 9540 U S Highway 84 West Newton Alabama 36352 Telephone 1 800 673 1788 Fax 334 692 4606 Online www angeltrax c...

Page 3: ... event shall the copyright and trademark owners or contributors be liable for any direct indirect incidental special exemplary or consequential damages including but not limited to procurement of substitute goods or services loss of use data or profits or business interruption however caused and on any theory of liability whether in contract strict liability or tort including negligence or otherwi...

Page 4: ...approved by the party responsible for compliance with the Federal Communications Commission FCC rules could void the user s authority to operate this equipment Important Safeguards The stability of the electrical system in the vehicle is critical to the performance and reliability of certain electronics installed onboard These electronics rely on the vehicle s power in order to be fully operationa...

Page 5: ... Installation Requirements Section 8 Post Installation Checklist 9 Hybrid Quest Hardware Installation 10 Panic Button Connection Section 12 Panic Button Versions Diagram 12 G Sensor Box Section 13 Section 4 Hybrid Quest Connections Ports and Controls Driver Action detecting per Vehicle Table 15 DVR Remote Control Diagram 16 Section 5 Hybrid Quest Menu and Setup Hybrid Quest Menu Outline 17 On Scre...

Page 6: ...ord Section 36 Alarm Record Section 37 Motion Record Section 38 Backup Setup USB Slave Section 40 USB Master Section 41 Event Backup Section 43 How to Backup an Event to a Thumb Drive Section 44 Network Setup Section 45 Peripheral Setup Section 49 Buzzer Setup Section 49 Alarm Setup Section 49 Sequence Setup Section 50 Password Setup Section 51 Sub Menu GPS Menu Section 52 G Sensor Menu Section 53...

Page 7: ...ion 8 Servicing Your Hybrid Quest DVR Replacing the Hard Drive Instructions 63 Replacing the Main Board Instructions 64 Upgrading to VSM Section 65 Returning Product for Service Instructions 66 Section 9 Common Operations Removing the Hard Drive for Playback Instructions 67 Section 10 Troubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting Guide for the Hybrid Quest 68 Acronym Guide Acronym Guide 69 Contents Cont ...

Page 8: ...hannels Image File Size Low 12K Medium 15K High 20K Super 31K Frame Cameras 4 inputs standard up to 8 inputs capable Audio 4 inputs standard up to 8 inputs capable Alarms Up to 4 alarm inputs with rule based event recording One alarm output Interface RJ 45 for expansion RJ 45 for remote status indicator panic button Male 6PIN DIN port for GPS interface Power Input 9 30 VDC fused Enclosure Stamped ...

Page 9: ...UTER External LAN router Hybrid Quest DVR Base unit with key locking front rear doors MBQV4 DVR main board PSQV 1 Power supply board HDD500HC SATA hard drive ACCBX 1 Accessory Box Contents listed individually in the Parts List Accessory Box page 3 Other items may be included with your system based on your order Please check the contents of your order carefully If any items in your order are missin...

Page 10: ...IRELESS REMOTE CONTROL Remote for DVR setup 11 ALLEN TOOL To remove screws from components 12 BOARD REMOVAL TOOL Tool to remove components 13 POWER AND IGNITION CABLE Cables for power connection 14 COVER PANEL For covering space on components that are unused i e VSM 15 COVER PANEL SCREWS Screws to secure cover panel to DVR 16 DB 15 SERIAL CABLE Camera connection MDSD001 1 4 channel camera cables 1...

Page 11: ...h menu list Use the plus or minus buttons located under the arrow buttons to adjust values Press ENTER on the remote to select menu list options Please refer to the DVR Remote Control Diagram page 16 for detailed information on the remote control features The white highlighted box on each of the Menu screens indicates adjustable settings At the live camera view press the Menu button on the remote ...

Page 12: ... return to the camera view and record mode INSERTING A HARD DRIVE FROM ANOTHER DVR INTO THE HYBRID QUEST WILL AUTOMATICALLY FORMAT THE DRIVE ERASING ALL RECORDED DATA THAT THE HARD DRIVE CONTAINS PLEASE BE SURE TO BACK UP ANY SENSITIVE MATERIAL STORED ON A HARD DRIVE BEFORE INSERTING IT INTO THE HYBRID QUEST Vehicle ID Type and Number Factory Default Settings Servicing Your Hybrid Quest Select Sub...

Page 13: ...ecord indicator light Rec 1 Rec 2 and Rec SD amber Reset indicator green GPS indicator blinking green A V Output Power supply output 12V DC negative ground Remote receiver USB host port USB slave port Key lock SD card slot 2 HARD DRIVE TRAY 3 FRONT COVER Remote access window Front key lock A V output opening 12V DC output connection 4 BACK COVER Cable pull through Back cover lock 5 MOUNTING BRACKE...

Page 14: ...ons Cont 8 GPS ANTENNA OPTIONAL FEATURE 9 LAN BOARD OPTIONAL FEATURE CradlePoint router GSM card Wireless bridge 10 DAUGHTER BOARD OPTIONAL FEATURE Backup storage for latest recorded video data 11 SD CARD OPTIONAL FEATURE 32GB Solid state drive redundant recording 12 INTERNAL VSM OPTIONAL FEATURE Power Indicator red SD data card slot ...

Page 15: ...VR AWAY FROM any sort of heat outlet heater or AC blower Do not operate the DVR in a closed in area or restrict ventilation in any way The DVR requires air circulation to maintain optimum operating temperature and provide best performance Dry Location Install the DVR AWAY FROM any sort of outlet which could build up or dispense moisture The DVR requires arid conditions to maintain and provide the ...

Page 16: ...lled Make sure all cameras are aimed properly for desired capture Test audio Push brake to make sure lights work outside on monitor and driver s monitor Turn on amber lights Check outside and on monitor Open door and make sure red lights on stop arm and stop sign are working outside and that stop arm shows up on monitor and driver s monitor if applicable Disconnect monitor Lock DVR Check radio and...

Page 17: ... their source i e power signals cameras GPS antenna etc 2 Drill a hole slightly to the left of the mounting location of the Hybrid Quest The hole should be a diameter larger than the end of your largest cable approximately 1 5 inches see Figure 1 We recommend placing a rubber grommet around the edges of this hole to prevent the cable being cut by sliding across its sharp edges 3 Run all cables inc...

Page 18: ...it fails to go into REC mode make sure the hard drive is in the lock position 8 Power down the unit by turning off the ignition and disconnect the power cables 9 Connect all signal and camera cables to the back of the unit and reconnect the power cables to the unit 10 When everything is working properly attach the back cover around the cables and onto the back of the unit see Figure 7 Lock the bac...

Page 19: ...ee Figure 1 Ensure the area behind the hole is clear of obstructions before drilling 3 Feed the connector and cable through the mounting hole and attach the panic button see Figure 2 4 Put the panic button into the hole Panic Button Ring Color Flashing amber light The DVR is recording Green light blinks until locking in to the GPS signal then becomes solid GPS signal indicator Red light blinks int...

Page 20: ...he Box has the following LED indicators Power LED indicator Ready LED indicator Strike LED indicator X Axial LED indicator measures front to back impact Y Axial LED indicator measures side to side impact Z Axial LED indicator measures up and down impact G Sensor Box Orientation As indicated on the diagram on the top of the G Sensor Box the unit must be installed horizontally and oriented so that t...

Page 21: ...ally be activated Right Pushing the switch to the right will allow the user to view camera 3 if no VSM is installed 4 MILE KM SELECT SWITCH Allows user to select the mile or kilometer setting 5 EXPANSION INPUT OUTPUT I O CONNECTION Expansion port for future applications 6 DELAY TIME DIP SWITCH Allows user to record after the vehicle has been shut off Switch 1 is used to bypass the ignition and the...

Page 22: ... wire g D 1 Door 1 purple wire h D 2 Door 2 orange wire See the Driver Action Detecting per Vehicle Configuration table below for details on each wire s function on different types of vehicles 14 WIRELESS DONGLE CONNECTION Used to power the Wireless Bridge 15 GSM ROUTER CONNECTION Used as a Cradle Point for the GMS router Cradle Point uses a GSM card air card A Cradle Point creates faster connecti...

Page 23: ...U POP AUDIO REWIND PLAY PAUSE STOP CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM7 CAM8 QUAD ZOOM SEQUENCE COPY ENTER View each camera view in sequence on attached monitor MENU POP AUDIO REWIND PLAY PAUSE STOP CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM7 CAM8 QUAD ZOOM SEQUENCE COPY ENTER Navigates to the previous item MENU POP AUDIO REWIND PLAY PAUSE STOP CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM7 CAM8 QUAD ZOOM SEQUENCE COPY ...

Page 24: ...Record on off Priority on off for Channels 1 and 2 Record Setup Backup Setup USB Slave Event Backup USB Master Last Event No Download Time Before Event 30 sec y n HDD Begin End USB Slave 1 Run USB Slave 2 Run 1 USB Backup Begin End USB Backup Run 1 This option is not applicable to the Hybrid Quest DVR 2 The Network Setup feature is for wireless applications Please contact your IT personnel to adju...

Page 25: ...ion Save Option Clear Option Save Option Clear Option DYNDNS org NO IP com Key Lock Setup Lock on off Sub Menu GPS G Sensor 4 PTZ 5 Update Code 6 SD Record Module on off 7 Notification CH3 Video Loss Event on off Alert Setup Audio DVR ID Factory Default Baud Rate Speed Limit Speed Unit 2 G Sensor 1 G Sensor 2 2 G Value X Value Y Value Z Value ID Protocol Baud Rate Speed Format USB y n Firmware Upg...

Page 26: ...99 percent 4 DVR Mode HD HD1 is the default setting and shows which HD is being recorded to 5 Recycle or Once Recycle R is the default setting The Recycle record mode allows the hard drive to continuously record The oldest data on the hard drive will be recorded over when the hard drive is full and will display on the camera view as Overwrite OW The Once O record mode allows the hard drive to reco...

Page 27: ...d Mode See Record Setup Section page 35 13 Heading Available only with the use of GPS E1 antenna H Shows heading direction North South East or West 14 Speed Available only with use of GPS E1 antenna 0MPH displays the miles per hour the vehicle is currently traveling 15 GPS Coordinates Available only with use of GPS E1 antenna If a GPS E1 antenna is installed the vehicle s latitude and longitude is...

Page 28: ...nt of the supplied DVR remote 3 Connect your portable monitor to the composite A V output on the front of the DVR using the supplied cables see Figure 1 4 You should now see a live view of your cameras Please refer to the On Screen Display Diagram page 19 for an explanation of live camera view features see Figure 2 Hybrid Quest DVRs are equipped with a user menu section designed for the customizat...

Page 29: ...aving Time and Time Zone Setup see Figure 2 3 The Year Month Day Hour Minute and Second settings may be adjusted using the plus and minus buttons on the remote see Figure 3 4 Select the Display Format Month Day and Year MM DD YY and press the plus and minus buttons on the remote to adjust the Display Format order 5 Under the Date Time Setup menu the Time Format can be set for 12 hour AM PM or 24 h...

Page 30: ...Date Time Setup menu 9 If your unit has a Global Positioning System GPS antenna you may set the unit to automatically adjust the time with GPS satellites At the Date Time Setup menu use the arrow buttons on the remote to select the Time Zone Setup feature and press ENTER At the Time Zone Setup menu turn the Auto Time Adjust By GPS feature ON using the plus or minus buttons on the remote see Figure...

Page 31: ... None Use plus minus buttons on the remote to change numbers to current hour Set as 24 hour so the DVR can distinguish between AM PM Minute Sets minute None Use plus minus buttons on the remote to change numbers to current minute s Second Sets second s None Use plus minus buttons on the remote to change numbers to current second s Daylight saving Time DST Sets DST feature for the DVR OFF Use plus ...

Page 32: ...te There are eight digits and available options are A through Z and zero through nine for each digit 5 Select the Driver option using the arrow buttons on the remote Edit each digit 20 options by pressing the plus or minus buttons on the remote Options are A through Z or zero through nine 6 Select the Client option using the arrow buttons on the remote Edit each digit 20 options by pressing the pl...

Page 33: ...mat see Figure 3 and select ENTER As the Hybrid Quest MDVR has only one hard drive leave the Select HDD option setting set to 1 NOTICE Attempting to format a hard drive that is not connected to the DVR i e attempting to format HDD 2 on the Hybrid Quest DVR will produce a NO DEVICE message at the bottom of the HDD Format menu 4 Use the arrow buttons on the remote to navigate to the Format option se...

Page 34: ...ra title across from each camera number by pressing the plus or minus buttons for that camera number see Figure 3 The camera title can have up to four figures You may choose letters numbers or a combination of both 3 After the Title Setup is adjusted press the Menu button on the remote to save your changes and return to the Camera Setup menu Press Menu again to return to the Main Menu if your adju...

Page 35: ...our adjustments are completed Color Setup Settings and Ranges Setting Description Range Brightness Adjusts the intensity of the light source 1 63 Contrast Adjusts the camera so the difference increases or decreases between light and dark areas in the imaging 1 63 Saturation Adjusts the color intensity of the camera Setting the camera with a higher saturation allows the imaging to appear brighter a...

Page 36: ...ecific area of the camera view select a camera number using the plus or minus buttons on the remote see Figure 7 4 Select Run by pressing the ENTER button on the remote 5 A grid will appear over the selected camera area Use the arrow buttons on the remote to navigate through the grid square by square To designate a square of the camera view as active press the plus button on the remote The square ...

Page 37: ...e most sensitive setting and sixteen is the least sensitive setting 10 Use the plus or minus buttons on the remote to turn the Relay Out feature see Figure 10 ON or OFF 11 The Relay Out feature is used for connecting an external alarm 12 After adjusting the Motion Detection settings press the Menu button on the remote to save your changes and return to the Camera Setup menu Press Menu again to ret...

Page 38: ...e for the particular view depending on the door trigger hookup Live Display Turn ON or OFF If an optional monitor backup monitor use only is being used Live Display should be turned OFF Door 1 Select Camera Number Select camera channel to be used for this location Door 2 Select Camera Number Select camera channel to be used for this location BU Backup Display Select Camera Number Select camera cha...

Page 39: ...lt setting is Recycle 5 The Recycle record mode allows the hard drive to continuously record The oldest data on the hard drive will be recorded over when the hard drive is full 6 The Once record mode allows the hard drive to record until full 7 From the Hard Disk Setup menu navigate to the Recycle option located across from HDD Rec Mode 8 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to change HDD...

Page 40: ...to select Yes and press ENTER 3 At the bottom of the HDD Format screen a message will appear to show that formatting is in progress After the hard drive is formatted a Format OK message will appear at the bottom of the Format screen see Figure 5 The hard drive is now reset and enabled for recording 4 The system will return to the live camera view and record mode HDD Format CAUTION ERASE RECORDED D...

Page 41: ...urn the feature OFF or ON Enabling this feature will allow the DVR to automatically sense and format a new hard drive 3 Navigate to the Auto Format After FW Update feature in the Hard Disk Setup menu see Figure 7 using the arrow buttons on the remote and press the plus or minus buttons to turn the feature OFF or ON Enabling this feature will allow the hard drive to automatically be updated to the ...

Page 42: ...ion page 29 for instructions on how to setup your cameras for the Motion Detection function 4 The default Record Mode setting is Continuous To change the setting to Alarm Motion or a combination of the three settings select each square under the AM PM timeline see Figure 3 and press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to change its color 5 To change the setting to Non Record select each square...

Page 43: ...e Super High Normal and Standard 4 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to adjust Compression FPS Frames Per Second of your recorded video data see Figure 6 There are six settings under the Compression FPS feature Settings include MJPEG 15 30 and 60 and H 4L 30 60 and 120 5 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to turn the Record Schedule features Record and Priority ON or OFF Sel...

Page 44: ...ecorded video data There are six settings under the Compression FPS feature Settings include MJPEG 15 30 and 60 and H 4L 30 60 and 120 5 Press the plus or minus buttons on your remote to adjust the seconds in the Rec Time feature see Figure 11 6 The Rec Time feature determines the amount of time the triggered camera will display on your monitor in Full Screen mode Option settings are 10 20 30 40 5...

Page 45: ...ur recorded video data There are six settings under the Compression FPS feature Settings include MJPEG 15 30 and 60 and H 4L 30 60 and 120 5 Press the plus or minus buttons on your remote to adjust the seconds in the Rec Time see Figure 16 feature 6 The Rec Time feature determines the amount of time the triggered camera will display on your monitor in Full Screen mode Option settings are 10 20 30 ...

Page 46: ...uest USB slave port to a laptop USB Master A method to backup recorded video data directly to a flash drive from the Hybrid Quest Event Backup The option used to change event backup settings NOTICE EVENT BACKUP SETTING The Event Backup setting is the only setting that may be adjusted using your peripheral monitor and remote The USB Slave and USB Master settings are adjusted using the remote a flas...

Page 47: ...ybrid Quest by turning the medium sized key 905 clockwise 2 Connect a standard USB cord from your laptop to the USB Slave Port on the Hybrid Quest see Figure 4 3 If there is no monitor available to view setup menus point the remote at the Hybrid Quest Press the Rewind button located under the plus button twice and ENTER button once see Figure 5 You will hear a connection tone between the Hybrid Qu...

Page 48: ... Hybrid Quest by turning the medium sized key 905 clockwise 2 Connect a 4GB Gigabyte flash drive to the USB Host Port on the Hybrid Quest see Figure 8 The 4GB flash drive should hold about 30 minutes of video footage 3 From the Backup Setup menu select USB Master see Figure 9 using the arrow buttons on the remote and press ENTER 4 The Begin and End times of video data are displayed under the HDD f...

Page 49: ...up 9 Select the Menu button on the remote to exit the USB Backup Warning menu and return to the USB Master Setup menu 10 Press the Menu button again to return to the Main Menu 11 Remove the flash drive from the USB Host Port Plug the flash drive into a USB port on your laptop 12 Locate the AngelTrax video data playback software FlexPlay or FlexPlay Pro on your desktop and follow the appropriate us...

Page 50: ...e remote to adjust the feature Select the number of events recorded and stored last on the Hybrid Quest to view on a laptop without removing the Hybrid Quest hard drive You may review up to five events from the USB Host Port 15 At the Event Backup menu select the Download Time feature see Figure 14 using the arrow buttons on the remote Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to adjust the fe...

Page 51: ...about 30 minutes of video footage 3 Point the remote at the Hybrid Quest Press the Copy button located on the right side of the remote twice and the ENTER button once see Figure 17 If your monitor is hooked up to the MDVR a Backup message will appear at the bottom of the screen 4 A long tone will sound to alert you that the event files have finished downloading 5 Remove the flash drive from the US...

Page 52: ...individual settings see Figure 2 Wired Media Type Settings 1 With the Wired Media Type selected press the ENTER button on the remote see Figure 2 2 A Status indicator at the bottom of the menu indicates whether the DVR is attempting to connect or has successfully made a connection see Figure 3 UNTIL THE DVR HAS MADE A SUCCESSFUL CONNECTION NONE OF THE SETTINGS IN THIS MENU WILL BE ADJUSTABLE 3 Onc...

Page 53: ...ess assigned to your DVR A MAC address is a unique value that your network software uses to identify individual pieces of hardware connected to the network 4 To save your changes use the arrow buttons on the remote to select the Save option and press ENTER To return to the Network Setup menu press the Menu button on the remote Network Setup Cont NOTICE MEDIA TYPE SETTINGS If your wireless configur...

Page 54: ...l SMTP server This setting will be the domain name of the mail server that the DVR will send outgoing e mail through for example mail yourfacility com Port the port number through which the DVR will connect to your SMTP server ID The user ID or username that the DVR will use to log in to your SMTP server Password The password that the DVR will use to log in to your SMTP server TLS Transport Layer ...

Page 55: ...ONNECTION NONE OF THE SETTINGS IN THIS MENU WILL BE ADJUSTABLE 3 Once a successful connection has been made use the plus or minus buttons on the remote to enter up to three 3 e mail addresses in the spaces provided see Figure 7 4 To save your changes to each email address use the arrow buttons on the remote to select the Save option below it and press ENTER To clear an entered email address use th...

Page 56: ...ss Alarm Event Motion Time Duration and HDD Error see Figure 3 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote again to turn the Buzzer features back to ON 3 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to adjust the seconds on the Time Duration feature see figure 4 The length of time for the buzzer to sound may be adjusted from one to 60 seconds 4 To save your changes and return to the Peripheral ...

Page 57: ...found on the top right side of the remote see Figure 7 Press this button while in Quad or Pop view to review each channel in Full Screen mode on a continuous loop 4 Press the Stop or Sequence buttons on the remote to stop the loop on one channel Press the Sequence button again to restart the loop Press the Quad or Pop buttons located above the numbered buttons at the bottom of the remote see Figur...

Page 58: ...at the Password Setup menu which has two options New and Confirm see Figure 11 4 Under the New option use the numbered buttons at the bottom of the remote to enter your password 5 Under the Confirm option enter your password again and press Enter An Update Success message will appear at the top of the menu 6 To return to the Peripheral Setup press the Menu button on the remote Press the Menu butto...

Page 59: ...3 3 Use the arrow button on the remote to navigate to the Speed Limit feature Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to adjust the Speed Limit setting see Figure 4 4 Speed Limit feature see Figure 4 If the vehicle exceeds the preset speed limit the system will create an Over Speed event This event will display on the playback software 5 Speed Unit feature see Figure 4 Set the unit for speed...

Page 60: ... to G1 or G2 and press Enter To use the AngelTrax GFORCE 2 three 3 axis G Force sensor the Hybrid Quest MUST BE set to the G2 setting 3 The G Sensor menu has three options when the G2 option is selected X Value Y Value and Z Value Each value may be adjusted using the plus button on the remote 0 5 to 2 5 see Figure 6 The higher the number selected the greater the impact registered A notification ma...

Page 61: ...lus or minus buttons on the remote to change the Load Factory Default option from NO to YES see Figure 8 Press ENTER on the remote to reset all Hybrid Quest settings back to the factory default settings 3 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to change the Debug Mode setting from NO to YES see Figure 9 this feature will be added in a future firmware update 4 To save your changes and return...

Page 62: ...the monitor connected to the DVR The Input Volume gain coming into the DVR and Output Volume gain coming out of the DVR settings under the Sub Menu are for adjusting audio volume 1 From the Sub Menu select the Audio feature see Figure 10 using the arrow buttons on the remote and press Enter 2 The Input Volume and Output Volume range from one to 16 with volume level 16 being the loudest see Figure ...

Page 63: ...d Module menu will have the following adjustable features Format SD Manual or Auto Format SD Run and Upgrade Run see Figure 14 4 The first Format SD option is used to set Manual or Auto formatting see Figure 14 Use the plus or minus buttons on the remote to select your preferred option 5 The second Format SD option is used to begin the formatting process see Figure 14 Use the Enter button to begin...

Page 64: ...if any of the cameras stop working Over Speed Notification when driver exceeds the preset speed limit Over G Force Notification of the impact sensors for sudden stops or collisions Start Recording Notification of vehicle ignition and starting motion Stop Recording Notifies user if unit stops recording for any reason HDD Fail Notifies user of problems with the hard disk drive DVR Boot Up Notifies u...

Page 65: ...ttons on the remote see Figure 17 CH3 Video Loss Event 1 The CH3 Video Loss Event feature should be turned ON if the vehicle stop arm activation switch located on the back of the Hybrid Quest refer to Number 3 on the Hybrid Quest Connections Ports and Controls Diagram page 14 is being utilized and OFF if it is not 2 ON Beep Video Loss Alert The switch on the VSM module should be set on CAM3 or VSM...

Page 66: ... see Figure 1 and press Enter 4 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote to turn the Lock feature ON see Figure 2 5 Press the plus or minus buttons on the remote again to turn the Lock feature to OFF see Figure 2 6 To save your changes and return to the Main Menu press the Menu button 7 You may notice there is no password prompt after you initially set the Key Lock mode You will need to turn ...

Page 67: ...rtment out and remove the old battery 3 Insert a new battery into the compartment with the positive side facing up 4 Close the battery compartment Cleaning the front cover cable cover and MDVR The MDVR front cover and cable covers are made from 18 gauge steel coated with outdoor powder paint and only require periodic cleaning To clean use a damp cloth with a mild detergent Do not allow water into ...

Page 68: ...NU 3 Use the arrow buttons on the remote to scroll down to SUB MENU see Figure 1 4 Press ENTER 5 Use the arrow buttons on the remote to scroll down to UPDATE CODE see Figure 2 6 Press ENTER 7 Use the arrow buttons to scroll down to Firmware Upgrade USB see Figure 3 8 Press the plus sign to change NO to YES 9 Insert thumb drive into the Host port see Figure 4 10 Press ENTER 11 The program will begi...

Page 69: ...the plus button on the remote to select the hard drive number at the Select HDD option see Figure 7 7 Press ENTER 8 Use the arrow buttons on the remote to scroll down to FORMAT see Figure 7 9 Press ENTER 10 Use the plus button on the remote to select YES 11 Press ENTER 12 The hard drive will format and return to the recording when finished NOTICE FORMATTING THE MDVR S HARD DRIVE Formatting will ER...

Page 70: ...the front of the DVR see Figure 2 3 If your DVR has a lock on the main board use the following instructions 4 Using the smallest key supplied 1102 lock the hard drive into the slot by turning the main board key lock clockwise until the notch is in the down position see Figure 3 5 Replace the front cover aligning the tabs on the bottom of the door with the notches on the bottom of the DVR Insert th...

Page 71: ...o notches in front of the main board and push down with removal tool to pop the board out see Figure 7 4 Remove the old main board 5 Retrieve the new main board from the box Slide the main board into the top slot in the front of the Hybrid Quest until you hear a snap 6 With the supplied Allen screwdriver replace the two screws on either side of the Hybrid Quest s main board 7 If your new main boar...

Page 72: ...ions Diagram page 6 for further detail 3 Insert the screws supplied to secure the VSM GPS Module to the MDVR 4 Be sure to check the internal VSM switch on the back of the unit see Figure 11 to make sure it is set for your particular application Refer to Number 13 on the Hybrid Quest Connections Ports and Controls Diagram page 14 for further detail 5 Replace the front cover aligning the tabs on the...

Page 73: ...ith the replacement unit allowing you to ship the defective product back at no cost Once you receive the replacement unit you have 30 days to ship the defective unit back to AngelTrax or you will be charged for the replacement product Once the unit is exchanged the returned product is the property of AngelTrax Products must be returned to the factory in their original carton or equivalent and in o...

Page 74: ...id Quest by turning the medium sized key 905 clockwise see Figure 1 2 If your Hybrid Quest DVR has a lock on the main board use the smallest key supplied 1102 to unlock the hard drive To unlock the hard drive turn the key one quarter turn counter clockwise see Figure 2 3 Lift the hard drive handle up to release it from the unit then slide it forward and out of the DVR see Figure 3 Section 9 Common...

Page 75: ... to make sure number 1 is in the down position There is no picture on the video monitor output Check the connections inside the camera as well as the connections on the back of the MDVR Voltage to the system may be too low Voltage should be between 9 30 VDC Make sure the monitor is connected properly The live camera picture is snowy fuzzy or grainy Check all connections inside the camera Check the...

Page 76: ...anslated into German Institute for Standardization Establishes uniform engineering or technical specifications methods processes or practices to ensure compatibility among various meetings in industry DNS Domain Name System EXT External FCC Federal Communications Commission FPS Frames Per Second GB Gigabyte GMT Greenwich Mean Time GPS Global Positioning System GSM Global System for Mobile Communic...

Page 77: ...nd some Pacific Island nations NHTSA National Highway Traffic Safety Administration OS Operating System PAL Phase Alternating Lines PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom RAM Random Access Memory RCA cable Designed by Radio Corporation of America to carry audio video signals SATA Serial Advanced Technology Attachment SD Secure Digital SDXC Secure Digital Extended Capacity SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol S N Signal ...

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