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Video Recorder 400 Series

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Bosch Security Systems

Installation and Operation manual

F.01U.168.054 | v1.1 | 2010.06

3.3.2

Continuous Recording

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Quick install - Continuous Recording

Set the Continuous Recording Resolution, Quality, Frame rate, Covert, and Audio for each
profile in the table.

Summary of Contents for DVR-451-04A050

Page 1: ...Video Recorder 400 Series Four Channel Digital Video Recorder en Installation and Operation manual ...

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Page 3: ...2 3 1 Mounting 15 2 3 2 Ventilation 15 2 3 3 Temperature 15 2 3 4 Power Supply 15 2 3 5 Environment 15 2 4 Associated equipment 15 2 5 Warranty 15 3 Quick install 16 3 1 Connections 16 3 1 1 Primary connections 16 3 1 2 Optional connections 16 3 1 3 Powering up 16 3 2 First time use 17 3 3 Quick install menu 18 3 3 1 International 18 3 3 2 Continuous Recording 19 3 3 3 Network 20 4 Hardware setup ...

Page 4: ...g the front panel keys 34 5 6 2 Access using the mouse 34 5 6 3 Main menu 35 5 7 Search 36 5 7 1 Date time search 37 5 7 2 Event search 38 5 7 3 Smart search 39 5 8 Export 40 5 9 System information 41 5 10 Log 42 5 11 Triggers and alarms 43 5 11 1 Alarm inputs 43 5 11 2 Motion events 44 5 11 3 Video loss alarm 44 5 11 4 Multiple alarms 44 6 Configuration menu 45 6 1 Camera 47 6 1 1 Camera 47 6 1 2...

Page 5: ...Connecting to the DVR 400 Series the first time 66 7 2 How to log on 67 7 2 1 Menu structure differences 67 7 3 Introducing the browser window 68 7 3 1 Live mode 68 7 3 2 Camera views 69 7 3 3 Playback mode 69 7 3 4 Export mode 70 7 3 5 Configuration mode 71 8 Archive Player 72 8 1 Getting started 72 8 1 1 System requirements 72 8 1 2 Installation 72 8 1 3 Starting the Program 72 8 2 Introducing t...

Page 6: ... values 76 10 Technical specifications 80 10 1 Electrical 80 10 1 1 Mechanical 81 10 1 2 Environmental 81 10 1 3 Electromagnetic and Safety 82 10 2 DVD compatibility 82 10 3 USB memory sticks 82 A Appendix 83 A 1 Software licenses 83 A 1 1 Bosch software 83 A 1 2 Other licenses copyright notices 83 A 1 3 Warranties and disclaimer of warranties 84 ...

Page 7: ...wet location To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock do not expose this unit to rain or moisture 5 Object and liquid entry Never push objects of any kind into this unit through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electrical shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the unit Do not place objects filled with liquids such as vases...

Page 8: ...rs may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 13 Damage requiring service Unplug the unit from the main AC power source and refer servicing to qualified service personnel when any damage to the equipment has occurred such as the power supply cord or plug is damaged exposure to moisture water and or inclement weather rain snow etc liquid ...

Page 9: ...and supporting structure grounding of the coax to a discharge unit size of grounding conductors location of discharge unit connection to grounding electrodes and requirements for the grounding electrode Accessories Do not place this unit on an unstable stand tripod bracket or mount The unit may fall causing serious injury and or serious damage to the unit Use only with the cart stand tripod bracke...

Page 10: ...must be in accordance with NEC725 and NEC800 CEC Rule 16 224 and CEC Section 60 Permanently connected equipment Incorporate a readily accessible disconnect device external to the equipment Pluggable equipment Install the socket outlet near the equipment so it is easily accessible Rack mount Elevated Operating Ambient If installed in a closed or multi unit rack assembly the operating ambient temper...

Page 11: ... booklet is available from the U S Government Printing Office Washington DC 20402 Stock No 004 000 00345 4 Informations FCC et ICES modèles utilisés aux États Unis et au Canada uniquement Suite à différents tests cet appareil s est révélé conforme aux exigences imposées aux appareils numériques de classe B en vertu de la section 15 du règlement de la Commission fédérale des communications des État...

Page 12: ...EGARDING THE PERFORMANCE OR RELIABILITY OF ANY SECURITY OR SIGNALING RELATED FUNCTIONS OF THIS PRODUCT 1 5 Bosch notices Copyright This manual is the intellectual property of Bosch Security Systems and is protected by copyright All rights reserved Trademarks All hardware and software product names used in this document are likely to be registered trademarks and must be treated accordingly NOTE Thi...

Page 13: ...e full screen quad and sequenced viewing Looping auto terminating video inputs and outputs audio inputs and outputs and alarm inputs and outputs are on the rear panel A VGA connector provides output for an A monitor A CVBS video output in either NTSC or PAL is also provided for Monitor B Monitor A displays full screen or quad digital pictures that can be frozen and zoomed Monitor B displays live f...

Page 14: ...SB Local archiving via built in DVD burner advanced model 2 2 Unpacking Inspect the package for visible damage If any items appear to have been damaged during transport notify the shipping company Unpack carefully This is electronic equipment and should be handled with care to prevent damage to the unit Do not attempt to use the unit if any components are damaged If any items are missing notify yo...

Page 15: ...r power dips use power line conditioning or an uninterrupted power supply UPS 2 3 5 Environment The unit is designed to operate in a clean office environment Elevated levels of dust may cause the unit to fail 2 4 Associated equipment A typical system could contain the following components not included with the unit Primary VGA monitor for multiscreen monitoring monitor A Second CVBS monitor for sp...

Page 16: ...nnect monitor A to the VGA MON A output supporting 800x600 1024x768 or 1280x1024 3 Connect USB mouse to a USB port 3 1 2 Optional connections 1 Connect monitor B to the MON B BNC connector 2 Connect up to 4 audio signals to the AUDIO IN RCA CINCH inputs 3 Connect the AUDIO OUT RCA CINCH output to the monitor or an audio amplifier 4 Connect up to 4 ALARM IN inputs via the supplied terminal blocks 5...

Page 17: ...r time 1 Press the menu key to bring up the System Control Bar 2 Press the menu key again to enter the main menu The main menu appears on monitor A 3 Select System then the Configuration submenu and finally Quick install Navigating Use the supplied USB mouse Alternatively use the following front panel keys Use the enter key to select a submenu or item Use the arrow keys to move through a menu or l...

Page 18: ...it the Quick install menu Changing Quick install settings overwrites customized settings 3 3 1 International Figure 3 3 Quick install International Language Select the language for the menu from the list Time zone Select a time zone from the list Time format Select either a 12 or a 24 hour clock format Time Fill in the current time Date format Select from three date formats which show either the m...

Page 19: ...ecurity Systems Installation and Operation manual F 01U 168 054 v1 1 2010 06 3 3 2 Continuous Recording Figure 3 4 Quick install Continuous Recording Set the Continuous Recording Resolution Quality Frame rate Covert and Audio for each profile in the table ...

Page 20: ... that control the behavior of the unit with respect to a network DVR name Enter a unique DVR name to be used in the network DHCP Enable DHCP to have IP address subnet mask and default gateway assigned automatically by the network server The actual values are displayed IP address Subnet mask and Gateway Fill in the IP subnet mask gateway addresses and DNS server addresses when DHCP is not enabled ...

Page 21: ...ator to the output connector if no additional equipment is connected If the camera signal is looped through to additional equipment make sure that the end of the video connection is terminated with 75 ohm termination The DVR 400 Series automatically configures itself as a PAL or NTSC unit The unit determines the standard by detecting the signal format of the VIDEO IN 1 during startup The unit can ...

Page 22: ... bit Connector type DE 15 Figure 4 4 VGA monitor connectors 4 3 2 CVBS Connect the unit to a CCTV monitor using 75 ohm video coaxial cables with BNC connectors The unit provides a 1 Vpp CVBS signal If the monitor has a loop through connection and the loop through output is available select the 75 ohm impedance setting on the monitor If the monitor s loop through output is connected to an additiona...

Page 23: ... to the unit The Baud rate can be selected in the menu system Specifications Connector type 9 pole D type male connector Maximum input voltage 25V Communicaton protocol Output signals according EIA TIA 232 F Figure 4 6 RS 232 COM port connector Table 4 1 RS232 console port socket Signal name Pin number Description DCD_in 1 Carrier detection signal not used RX 2 RS 232 receive signal TX 3 RS 232 tr...

Page 24: ...negotiation 10 100 full half duplex Cable length 100 meters 100 ohm unshielded twisted pair cable or 150 ohm shielded twisted pair cable category 5 or higher Impedance built in compensation for impedance matching Indicators ACT 10 100 Figure 4 7 RJ 45 Ethernet connector Table 4 2 LAN RJ 45 Ethernet socket 4 6 RS485 port Connect Bosch or third party controllable cameras to the unit for pan tilt and...

Page 25: ... system The default is N O Specifications Alarm input impedence Internal pull up 10 K to 5 V Input voltage range 2 VDC minimum to 15 VDC maximum Input voltage threshold low voltage 0 5 V maximum high voltage 2 V minimum Cable cross section AWG 26 16 0 13 1 5 mm2 Connecting the alarm outputs The four alarm output relays respond to input alarms and triggers Configure the alarm outputs as N O or N C ...

Page 26: ...er socket Specifications Input Voltage 120 230 VAC Current 0 5 A Input Frequency 50 60 Hz Figure 4 13 Power supply socket Table 4 4 Power supply socket 4 10 Maintenance Maintenance of this unit is limited to external cleaning and inspection Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Signal name Pin Description LIVE Top AC live NEUTRAL Bottom AC neutral PE Middle Protective Earth AC DANGER ...

Page 27: ...he units functions are determined by the user level of the user logged in Table 5 1 User Levels and Permissions 5 1 Front panel controls Figure 5 1 Front panel controls Function Administrator level Advanced User level Normal User level View live Yes Yes Yes Sequence Yes Yes Yes Quad Yes Yes Yes OSD Yes Yes Yes Zoom Yes Yes Yes Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ Yes Yes Yes Playback Yes Yes No Search Yes Yes No Exp...

Page 28: ...submenu in full screen or quad modes Menu key opens the system menu Search key press to open the date time search menu to look for recorded images Export key press to open the export menu PTZ key enables or disables the PTZ mode Zoom out key PTZ zoom out key Zoom in key PTZ zoom in key Exit key press to return to previous level or to exit the menu system Acknowledge key press to acknowledge an ala...

Page 29: ...ck in pause mode press to step forward one frame Stop key while in playback mode press to return to live mode 5 1 2 Indicators The indicators on the front panel display light or flash to alert of various operating conditions Power lights green when the unit is powered Network lights green when a remote user is connected to the unit Alarm flashes red when an alarm is detected Record lights red when...

Page 30: ...essed using the supplied remote control IR remote control allows control of up to nine units without interfering with one another An ID number must be set on the remote control and in the system See Section 6 6 7 System for setting the system To set the ID on the remote control 1 Press the ID button on the remote control 2 Press a number between 1 9 Figure 5 3 Remote control ESC SEARCH ESC MENU PT...

Page 31: ...on indicator can be displayed on monitor B When multiple alarms or motion occur camera pictures are sequenced on monitor B Changing the display on Monitor B To control the display on monitor B 1 Bring up the System Control Bar 2 Click the Monitor B button 3 From the pop up menu select the display for Monitor B Select 1 4 for the corresponding Camera Select the sequence key to sequence channels 1 4...

Page 32: ...ameo assignment is used in playback mode as well as in live mode Freeze image Freezing a camera shot on monitor A 1 Press the pause key to freeze the picture in the active cameo 2 Press the stop key to return to live viewing 3 Alternatively right click and select Freeze or Unfreeze from the context menu using the mouse If viewing a camera picture in full screen mode then this picture is frozen The...

Page 33: ...k at 90 seconds before the current time perform a search perform an action from the cameo menu 2 In playback mode the video control keys operate as follows Press the rewind key to start reverse playback of recordings Pressing it again and again increases the display rate to a maximum before returning it back to normal speed again Press the rewind key in the pause mode to step back one frame at a t...

Page 34: ...between the keys on the unit and the mouse The menu structure is the same in all cases The top menu consists of six menus with drop down submenus Figure 5 5 Main menu 5 6 1 Access using the front panel keys To open the Main menu press the menu key twice On the first press the System Control Bar appears on monitor A On the second press the Main menu appears on monitor A To move through a menu or li...

Page 35: ...d Status Date and Time Playback and HDD Status and configure Sequence Dwell Times Monitor B show Camera Name and Status Date and Time and configure Sequence Dwell Times Event The Event menu contains four submenus Input per input Input Type Camera Relay Output and PTZ preset Motion per camera Sensitivity Relay Output and Area setup Alarm Acknowledge Toggle between Post event time and Manual System ...

Page 36: ...rmware and Quick install Hard Disk set Overwrite Disk full warning Event partition Auto delete and format the disk System set the IR remote control DVR name and Auto user logout time 5 7 Search To Search press the search key To Search using the mouse 1 Move the cursor to the bottom of the screen to access the System Control Bar 2 Click the search icon The default search is a Date time search Figur...

Page 37: ...e Once the start date has been selected the timeline will update to show the full 24 hour period 1 Use the Zoom In button to magnify the timeline 2 Enter the start time Enter the hour and minute With a mouse click directly on the timeline to set the start time 3 Click Play to start playback Playback in all displayed cameos will start Figure 5 7 Search menu Date Time Search options ...

Page 38: ...ch for alarm events motion events or both Set to All so that the search is not restricted by an event type Select Search to start the search Search results The recording fitting the filter and closest to the selected date and time is shown first If more events than can be shown on the page are found use Page to see more results Use the up down arrow keys to move through the list Press the Play but...

Page 39: ...e the threshold for detecting change in the video Set Area to limit the smart search to only the area effected Select Search to start the search Search results The recording fitting the filter and closest to the selected date and time is shown first If more events than can be shown on the page are found use Page to see more results Figure 5 9 Search menu Smart search options Use the up down arrow ...

Page 40: ...Figure 5 10 Export menu 1 Choose to record to either USB or CD DVD from the Target Device selection box 2 Select the Channel to archive 3 Fill in a Start time and End time for the video segments to archive 4 Click Export to create the archive To open the CD DVD burner click the Eject button To erase a USB drive after it has been inserted click the Format button If the total size of the video segme...

Page 41: ...10 06 5 9 System information The System information screen is accessed from the System Control Bar by pressing the System Information icon The System information menu contains Model Name Serial Number Video Format MAC Address IP Address Software Version Hard Drive size and usage data Figure 5 11 System Control Bar System information ...

Page 42: ...og The Log displays historic system events and is accessed from the System Control Bar by pressing the Log icon Logbook filter From the Log display make a selection of which system events to show The Log shows the date time and event type of various system events Log contents are ordered from latest to earliest Figure 5 12 Logbook Logbook filter ...

Page 43: ...to red An alarm or video loss indicator flashes An output relay is activated Triggers A motion indicator flashes The view modes on the monitors change A controllable camera might be moved to a pre defined position Recording behavior changes The unit changes the way it operates via pre defined profiles Background events Triggers and alarms can change background tasks that a user may not notice Unit...

Page 44: ...rm status message is displayed The motion indicator on the front panel flashes 5 11 3 Video loss alarm If the loss of a video signal causes an alarm Monitor A and B will show the video loss indicator Monitor A can switch to a multiscreen view The lost camera signal is displayed as a black cameo with the video loss message The border around the camera with the video loss is red An alarm status mess...

Page 45: ...In all cases the parameters available are the same Slight differences in navigation and selection are due only to the differences between the keys on the unit the mouse and the interface of the Web browser The menu structure is the same in all cases This chapter explains how to access the menus locally on the unit It also documents the structure of the configuration menu system The configuration m...

Page 46: ...menus Camera Camera Video Adjustment PTZ Continuous Recording Input Recording Motion Recording Network Live Streaming Video Format Schedule Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Exception Days Display Language Monitor A Monitor B Event Input Motion Alarm Acknowledge System Network TCP IP DDNS Notification Mail System Date Time NTP Beeper User Configuration Hard Disk System ...

Page 47: ...t 6 1 1 Camera Figure 6 2 Camera Camera Use this menu to enable the video and audio inputs Enable This setting enables or disables the video and corresponding audio inputs Name Enter a name for the selected input The name can be up to 16 characters long Covert This setting enables or disables the hiding video from unauthorized users When enabled Advanced Normal and unauthenticated Users will be sh...

Page 48: ... Maximum Frame Rates PAL NTSC IPS by Resolutions for enabled Channels 6 1 2 Video adjustment Figure 6 3 Camera Video adjustment Channel Select the camera channel for adjustment The preview will display the channel indicated Channels Enabled CIF 2CIF 4CIF 4 25 30 12 5 15 6 25 7 5 3 25 30 12 5 15 6 25 7 5 2 25 30 25 30 12 5 15 1 25 30 25 30 25 30 ...

Page 49: ...ems Installation and Operation manual F 01U 168 054 v1 1 2010 06 6 1 3 PTZ Figure 6 4 Camera PTZ Select a COM Port Control ID and Protocol for PTZ when a controllable camera is connected Pan and Tilt can be tested within the menu By default PTZ is disabled for all inputs ...

Page 50: ...gure 6 5 Camera Continuous Recording Continuous recording mode Resolution set the video resolution to 4CIF 704x576 480 PAL NTSC 2CIF 704x288 240 PAL NTSC or CIF 352x288 240 PAL NTSC Quality set the video quality setting to Best High Normal Low or Lowest Frame rate set the video frame rate to 25 30 12 5 15 6 25 7 5 5 6 2 5 3 or 1 1 IPS Images Per Second in PAL NTSC ...

Page 51: ...plexity resolution quality and frame rate settings In the following table an indication of the pre recording time is given in relation to these settings Table 6 3 Pre event recording examples Note These recording times are for reference only Post event Post event recording duration can be set between 10 seconds to 10 minutes or set to Follow the alarm state Resolution Quality IPS NTSC PAL Rec time...

Page 52: ...2010 06 6 1 6 Motion Recording Figure 6 7 Camera Motion Recording Use the same procedure as in Input Recording 6 1 7 Network Live Streaming Figure 6 8 Camera Network Live Streaming Use the same procedure as Continuous Recording to set the values for cameras that will be streamed over the network Network Streams are not recorded ...

Page 53: ...ame rate on the remaining enabled channels Table 6 4 Maximum Frame Rates PAL NTSC IPS by Resolutions for enabled Channels 6 1 8 Video format Figure 6 9 Camera Video format Select the Video format NTSC PAL or Auto detect that the unit will operate with When set to Auto detect the format during startup of the video on channel 1 will be used to set the DVR to either PAL or NTSC Select the VGA Output ...

Page 54: ...and Motion Recording Figure 6 10 Schedule Schedule The eight record modes are represented by four colors and four striped bands in a graphical representation of the weekly schedule The schedule can be changed by selecting a time to select a recording mode 6 2 1 Schedule Configuration The use of a schedule is defined in a calendar that covers one week This calendar is then repeated for subsequent w...

Page 55: ...m the Calendar To edit an exception select List and then select the value to edit To remove an exception select List and click the Delete button 6 3 Display 6 3 1 Language Select a Language from the list 6 3 2 Monitor A Figure 6 11 Display Monitor A 1 Select which items are displayed on Monitor A when the OSD is active 2 Set the Sequence dwell time for each channel The Sequence dwell time is used ...

Page 56: ...e Event behavior can be configured independantly for each channel N O Normally Open causes an alarm to tigger only when the circuit closes N C Normally Closed causes an alarm to tigger only when the circuit is opened Camera Set the camera between 1 and 4 which is set to an alarm based on the input Relay output Select the relay to trigger in response to the input PTZ For the camera associated with ...

Page 57: ...djust the Sensitivity to set the theshold at which Motion is detected 2 Select the Relay Output to trigger in the event of Motion 3 To define the motion sensitive area in the Area preview cameo window Draw in the preview cameo and press Enter to select a motion area Use the arrow keys to move around the grid pressing the enter key to toggle each grid block from active to inactive Click Set All to ...

Page 58: ...IP 1 Enable DHCP to have the IP address subnet mask and default gateway assigned automatically by the network server If DHCP is disabled fill in the IP address the Subnet mask the default Gateway and the Primary DNS server address If required change the default HTTP port no 80 to a new value 2 Restrict the network Bandwidth limit by entering a Mbps value between 512 Kbps and 100 Mbps ...

Page 59: ...tion manual F 01U 168 054 v1 1 2010 06 6 5 2 DDNS Figure 6 15 Network DDNS Select a DDNS provider and complete the details with the configuration information assigned by the provider 6 5 3 Notification Figure 6 16 Network Notification Select the events that will trigger the unit to send an e mail ...

Page 60: ...mber This is the port the mail server receives e mail on The internet standard for e mail is port 25 but some servers use different ports to protect against being used to transmit bulk unsolicited e mail SSL Some mail servers require encryption to transmit e mail If required this option allows SLL encryption to be used to send e mail If not required do not enable this feature User name and Passwor...

Page 61: ...iffers from the information associated with your time zone 6 6 2 NTP The Time server function synchronizes the time of the unit with the time of a network time server or another NTP capable device Choose either a Public Server to use a calibrated NTP server on the Internet or select a Private Server to set your own time source Fill in the IP address of the private network time server Ensure that f...

Page 62: ...istrator permissions This user is logged in by default e g after powering up the unit Admin Enter a Password that can be up to 12 characters The default Administrator password is 000000 six zeros User 1 2 9 Up to nine users can be defined 1 Enter a User name up to 16 characters 2 Enter a Password up to 12 characters 3 Control access to the system by selecting a user Level User Level can be set to ...

Page 63: ...uration saves a copy of the system settings to a USB memory device Select Factory defaults to reset the settings in the menu system to their default values Update firmware checks a USB memory device when connected for a new version of the unit software Once started the unit must not be powered off until the update is completed See Section 2 1 3 Firmware upgrades Quick install opens the Quick insta...

Page 64: ...eo The Disk full warning sets the threshold as which point the unit triggers an alarm indicating the drive is nearly full This setting has no effect when Overwrite is in use The disk can be segmented into two partitions The normal partition stores video from Continuous Recording The Event Partition specifies the percentage of the hard disk dedicated to preserving video from Inputs and Motion Auto ...

Page 65: ...ws for up to nine units to recieve commands from a single remote control without interfering with one another Once the number has been selected set the corresponding ID on the remote control to continue to operate the unit The DVR name allows setting a unique name for the unit This name will be embedded in meta data included in exported video Auto user logout sets the period of inactivity after wh...

Page 66: ...ia a TCP IP network connection Follow the instructions in Section 6 5 Network page 58 to ensure the unit can be reached on the Network 7 1 1 System requirements Operating platform A PC running Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 For the Configuration Tool the recommended PC requirements are Processor Intel Core Duo 2 0 GHz or comparable RAM memory 2048 MB Free hard disk space 10 MB Graphics card...

Page 67: ...Password are the same as those used to access the unit locally The default User ID is ADMINISTRATOR the default password is 000000 six zeros 2 Click Log on Maximum number of users If the maximum number of users for the Web Client is exceeded a window is displayed 7 2 1 Menu structure differences The Web Client allows access to and use of unit menu items These menu items are explained in Section 6 ...

Page 68: ...ns to toggle video between full screen quad or sequence A vertical side bar that changes based on the context of the Mode Bar The work space showing video in the Live or Playback context the export menu in the Export context and system menus in the Configuration context Figure 7 2 Web Client Live 7 3 1 Live mode The live video window is shown by clicking the Live button On this screen the user can...

Page 69: ...lay configuration Single view Quad view and Sequence display modes are available Full Screen expands the current display mode to fill the entire screen Press ESC to exit Full Screen 7 3 3 Playback mode Click the Playback button to show the playback window On this screen the user can jump to a specific date and time to view playback video view a graphical timeline of the day for recording input or ...

Page 70: ...nstallation and Operation manual F 01U 168 054 v1 1 2010 06 7 3 4 Export mode Click the Export button to show the export window On this screen the user can export a file remotely to the PC choose the channel audio start and end date times to export Figure 7 4 Web Client Export ...

Page 71: ...rity Systems Installation and Operation manual F 01U 168 054 v1 1 2010 06 7 3 5 Configuration mode Click the Configuration button to enter the Configuration menu This allows set up of all the configuration settings for the unit Figure 7 5 Web Client Configuration ...

Page 72: ...stallation The Archive Player does not require installation to function When a video is archived the Archive Player is automatically copied to the same directory as the archive file Separate installation of the Archive Player is not necessary When copying the archive file to other media afterwards make sure to also copy the ArchivePlayer exe file as well 8 1 3 Starting the Program Double click the...

Page 73: ...ng the video content and a playback slider bar Figure 8 2 Archive Player main window 8 2 1 Open button To open an archive click the Open button The Open Video window appears Select a different archive file and click Open 8 3 Camera Views To switch the display mode 1 Click one of the camera view buttons to change the cameo display configuration Single Quad 2 To change the zoom factor drag the zoom ...

Page 74: ...speed or insufficient network bandwidth Play Reverse Click the Play reverse button to play recorded video in reverse in the playback window The playback speed depends on the setting of the speed slider Some frames will be dropped in Play Reverse as a result of the compression process Additional frames may be dropped as a result of the selected playback speed or insufficient network bandwidth Playb...

Page 75: ... image Figure 8 4 Archive Player date and time fields and Go button 1 Fill in a date and time 2 Click the Go button Playback starts at the specified date and time 8 7 Video slider bar The video slider bar shows the relative playback time within the video interval and allows its adjustment 8 8 Checking authenticity 1 Click the Check button to verify the authenticity of the archive A progress bar wi...

Page 76: ...ormal Y Frame rate 30 NTSC 25 PAL Y Convert Off Y Network Setup DVR Name 01 Y DHCP Enabled N IP address 0 0 0 0 N Subnet mask 0 0 0 0 N Table 9 2 Configuration menu default values Navigation Setting Default value Reset Camera Camera Cameras 1 4 Enable On Y Name Camera 1 4 Y Covert Off Y Audio None Y Video Adjustment Cameras 1 4 Brightness 50 Y Contrast 50 Y Color 50 Y PTZ Cameras 1 4 COM Port None...

Page 77: ... Camera 2 Dwell Time 2 sec Y Camera 3 Dwell Time 2 sec Y Camera 4 Dwell Time 2 sec Y Monitor B Camera Name On Y Camera Status On Y Date Time On Y Event Popup Off Y Camera 1 Dwell Time 2 sec Y Camera 2 Dwell Time 2 sec Y Camera 3 Dwell Time 2 sec Y Camera 4 Dwell Time 2 sec Y Event Input Input 1 4 Input Type N O Y Camera 1 4 Y Relay Output None Y PTZ Preset None Y Motion Camera 1 4 Camera 01 Name Y...

Page 78: ...ssword EMPTY N tzo com Host Name EMPTY N Email EMPTY N Key EMPTY N sitesolutions com User Name EMPTY N Password EMPTY N Record ID EMPTY N FQDN EMPTY N Notification Input Off Y Motion Detect Off Y Disk Fail Off Y Disk Full Off Y Fan Fail Off Y System Disk Temp Off Y Admin Password Change Off Y Video Loss Off Y Power On Off Y Mail Send Mail Off Y SMTP Server EMPTY Y SMTP Port 25 Y SSL Off Y User Nam...

Page 79: ...Configuration Import Configuration Export Configuration Factory Defaults Update Firmware Quick Install Hard Disk Overwrite All Y Disk Full Warning 90 Y Event Partition 20 N Auto Delete Off Y Format All Y System IR Remote Control 01 Y DVR Name 01 Y Auto User Logout Off Y Table 9 2 Configuration menu default values Navigation Setting Default value Reset Table 9 3 Search menu default values Navigatio...

Page 80: ...times Compression H 264 Inputs Mono RCA 1 Vpp 10k ohm Outputs Mono RCA 1 Vpp 10k ohm Sample rate 8 kHz per channel Compression ADPCM Inputs 4 configurable NO NC max input voltage 15 VDC Outputs 4 relay outputs configurable NO NC max rated 30 VAC 30 VDC 0 5 A continuous RS232 Output signals according to EIA TIA 232 F max input voltage 25 V RS485 Conform RS485 max signal voltage 8 V 12 V Video input...

Page 81: ...3 1 Record Resolution 4CIF 704 x 576 PAL 704 x 480 NTSC 2CIF 704 x 288 PAL 704 x 240 NTSC CIF 352 x 288 PAL 352 x 240 NTSC Record Quality Best High Normal Low Lowest Monitor A Full full sequence quad alarm call up live and playback Monitor B Full full sequence alarm call up live Linear continuous Dimensions excluding cabling 357 x 362 x 78 mm W x D x H 14 1 x 14 2 x 3 1 inch W x D x H Weight appro...

Page 82: ...are update and video export Other brands types might also work but could give problems Table 10 2 Recommended USB memory sticks EMC requirements USA FCC Part 15 Class B EU EMC directive2004 108 EC Immunity EN50130 4 Emission EN55022 Class B Harmonics EN61000 3 2 Voltage fluctuations EN61000 3 3 Safety USA UL60950 1 EU CE EN60950 1 Canada CAN CSA C22 2 no 60950 1 Brand Type Speed Size HP RW 4X 4 7 ...

Page 83: ... for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit http www openssl org Copyright 1998 2008 The OpenSSL Project All rights reserved CDDL Copyright notices This product includes software licensed under the CDDL v1 0 At the time of printing this manual the following other licenses apply to the following software components included in the DVR 400 Series Full texts of the appropriate licenses are available at the links...

Page 84: ... Warranties and disclaimer of warranties Software provided under other licenses has specific disclaimers of warranties These are repeated in the full license texts and apply in full to the relevant software components All software components provided under the other licenses are provided as is without any warranty of any kind including but not limited to any implied warranty of merchantability or ...

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