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Heater - Yellow LED

: HDD Heater is on

OFF

: HDD Heater is off

Power

– Blue LED

: Power on or sleep mode

OFF

: Power off

HDD - Blue LED

: HDD detected

Flashing

: HDD is reading or writing

OFF

: HDD is not detected

Recording

– Green LED

Flashing

: HDD recording

OFF

: HDD not recording

SD - Green LED

: SD card detected

Flashing

: SD card is reading or writing

OFF

: SD card is not detected

GPS

– Green LED

: GPS module is detected

Flashing

: GPS module transmitting data

OFF

: GPS module is not detected

Network - Green LED

(MDRs with mobile network and/or Wi-Fi functions)

: Mobile network detected

Flashing

: Centre Server is connected (Data transmission to

the Server)

OFF

: Mobile network is not detected

Alarm

– Red LED

: When an alarm is triggered, lasts for

entire alarm duration

OFF

: Alarms not triggered or only events

have been triggered

Error - Yellow LED

: HDD/INTERNAL SD not formatted; HDD/INT SD not

installed; HDD/INTERNAL SD been damaged

OFF

: MDR working normally

Video Loss

– Red LED

: When a video loss occurs on an

enabled channel

OFF

: All enabled channels have a video

signal

MDR-508XX-X-XX-XXX(XX) Front View

MDR-508XX-X-XX-XXX(XX) Front View Figure 2

3.2

Rear View

MDR-504XX-X-XX-XXX(XX) Rear View

MDR-504XX-X-XX-XXX(XX) Rear View Figure 3

Rear Panel:

Mobile Network Antenna Connector

Fireproof Box Connector

Wi-Fi Antenna Connector

Ethernet Connector

GPS Antenna Connector

Input / Output Cable Connector

Power Cable Connector

Camera 1 Connector

Not Used

4 Channel SELECT

Type Camera

Connectors

Power Cable

Connector

GPS Connector
(Mobile network

and Wi-Fi

depending on

model)

Ethernet Cable

Connector

Input / Output

Cable Connector

Fireproof Box

Connector

Infrared Receiver

USB Port Type A

Mobile Caddy

Unit

Thumb screws to
release MCU

Mobile

Caddy Unit

Lock and

Power

Switch

SD Card and
SIM Card Slot

Docking
Station

LEDs

Mobile Caddy
Unit Handle

Summary of Contents for MDR-504 Series

Page 1: ...tallation Guide 6326A Mobile Digital Recorder MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX Installation and Operation Guide Please refer to www brigade electronics com for the latest version of this manual ...

Page 2: ...ion 25 7 2 Surveillance 25 Live View 25 Record 26 IP Camera Setup 29 7 3 Events 29 General 29 Snapshots 30 7 4 Alarms 31 General 31 Video 33 Advanced 34 7 5 Maintenance 35 Configuration 35 Metadata 36 Upgrade 36 Storage 37 Reset 37 Hardware 38 8 System Information 39 8 1 Version Information 39 8 2 Modules 39 Mobile Network 39 Wi Fi 39 GPS 40 8 3 Server Status 40 8 4 Environment 40 8 5 Storage 40 8...

Page 3: ...1 16 Testing and Maintenance 91 16 1 Operator Instructions 91 16 2 Maintenance and Testing 92 17 General Antennae Guidelines 92 18 Troubleshooting 93 18 1 MDR Unit 93 18 2 MDR Fireproof Box 93 19 Specifications 94 20 EU Declaration of Conformity 97 21 Glossary 98 22 Disclaimer 99 ...

Page 4: ... mobile network Wi Fi upgrades To complete firmware upgrades configuration imports exports and video exports a bus powered hub minimum 2 ports is required It is imperative that Brigade MDRs are fitted and commissioned by competent and trained technicians The installers are responsible for the correct setup of the overall system and must adhere to relevant regulations and legislation Table 1 Descri...

Page 5: ...eration log files for troubleshooting Built in G Sensor Built in Audible Buzzer GPS for location monitoring and tracking with external antenna I O 8x trigger input trigger voltage 9V which can be set to trigger at low high 2x trigger output 12V max 200mA USB B 3 0 interface on the Mobile Caddy Unit MCU for displaying video recordings on a Windows operating system using MDR Dashboard 5 0 USB A 2 0 ...

Page 6: ...Fi Antenna MDR ANT Wi Fi 01 Depending on model MDR Input Output Cable MDR IO 01 MDR Power Cable MDR PWR 01 MDR USB A to B Cable USB 3 0 MDR USB B 02 MDR Mouse MDR MOUSE 01 MDR Brackets MDR BKT 01 MDR Security Key MDR KEY 01 MDR Installation CD MDR 500 CD MDR 500 Series Installation and Operation Guide MDR 500 IG 7x MDR Bracket Fixing Screws MDR BKT FIX 01 2 2 Optional Accessories Remote Status Int...

Page 7: ...ox with 32GB SD Card MDR Fireproof Box with 32GB SD Card MDR 400 FPB 32 3 Hardware Installation Warning Connecting any input or output wires to high voltages may damage the product Brigade will not be responsible for any damage caused due to negligence 3 1 Front View MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX Front View MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX Front View Figure 1 Docking Station Mobile Caddy Unit Infrared Receiver Mobil...

Page 8: ...ed Error Yellow LED ON HDD INTERNAL SD not formatted HDD INT SD not installed HDD INTERNAL SD been damaged OFF MDR working normally Video Loss Red LED ON When a video loss occurs on an enabled channel OFF All enabled channels have a video signal MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX Front View MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX Front View Figure 2 3 2 Rear View MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX Rear View MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX Rear View F...

Page 9: ...Navigation buttons are used browsing the OSD Left Mouse Button Exit button are used for exiting menu or return to previous page Right Mouse Button Scroll Wheel Third Mouse Button Fireproof Box Connector Ethernet Port GPS Connector Mobile network and Wi Fi depending on model Input Output Cable Connector Power Cable Connector 8 Channel SELECT Type Camera Connectors Not Used USB B 3 0 PC Connection C...

Page 10: ...10 3 5 MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX Connection Diagram MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX Connection Diagram Figure 7 ...

Page 11: ...11 3 6 MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX Connection Diagram MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX Connection Diagram Figure 8 ...

Page 12: ...X XX XXX XX Figure 9 MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX MCU Removal MCU Removal for MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX Figure 10 Step 3 Completely undo the two thumb screws anti clockwise Step 1 Unlock the MCU using the key Step 2 Confirm that the PWR LED is OFF Step 3 Completely undo the two thumb screws anti clockwise Step 1 Unlock the MCU using the key Step 2 Confirm that the PWR LED is OFF Step 4 Gently pull the MDR 50...

Page 13: ...erted with contacts facing upwards Step 2 Gently open the door marked as indicated by the arrow on front of MDR 508 EXP to reveal the SD card slot Step 1 confirm the PWR LED is OFF Step 3 The SD Card is placed in a SD card slot Remove and discard the plastic tape covering the SD card Push and depress the SD card to remove the card from its slot Step 2 Slide out MCU Push the clip away from you whil...

Page 14: ... pad or boot supplied by the antenna base manufacturer This is to avoid reduction in the magnetic retention strength and any effect on the coupling to the ground plane Mobile Network antenna Depending on Model On glass antennas must be securely fitted and fixed away from any metal which could deflect the signal located such that driver visibility is not impaired avoid heated screen elements mounte...

Page 15: ...nitialisation Screen Figure 15 4 1 Quick Menu After initial ignition on the MDR there will be a window pop up to notify user changing their MDR default password User can choose Yes to proceed customize the Admin and User account password or simply press No to keep current default password See Start up Screen Figure 16 To access the quick menu use the right button on the mouse Right click the mouse...

Page 16: ...MDR please set the MDR to default settings and clear all history information Default settings are achieved by Setup Maintenance Reset Factory Settings Restore Clear history information by System Info History Clean A complete OSD map is found in Chapter 12 On screen Display Map MDR Login Screen Figure 20 MDR Default Users Figure 21 Language is supported in current MDR firmware versions 9 language o...

Page 17: ... will load this data during playback If you click Playback it will automatically start playing Channel 1 when the video data starts for that day Note If playback of a video recording is in a different video format from the current settings example NTSC or PAL it cannot be played Please switch the video format You do this by navigating to Setup Surveillance Record General Video Format You can click...

Page 18: ...nd replug the USB flash drive or insert a larger capacity flash drive Click OK Exporting progress will be shown in Exporting Progress Figure 32 Export Estimate Figure 31 Exporting Progress Figure 32 Export Details Figure 33 6 Log Search Log Search allows you to search based on type date month year and time Click Next once you have chosen your required date In the next window enter your Start Time ...

Page 19: ...This is vital information if a fleet of vehicles swap MCUs Vehicle Number is typically used in fleet bus applications where a vehicle has an associated fleet number This can be captured in this field to assist in identifying the vehicle Vehicle Info Figure 37 7 1 1 2 Driver Information Driver Number is typically used in fleet bus applications where a driver has an associated number This can be cap...

Page 20: ... is enabled by default This setting determines whether daylight savings time is active Start represents the month date day and time at which DST begins By default this is set to UK DST If the time zone has been changed to another country other than the UK then the DST settings will need to be amended to reflect the selected country End represents the month date day and time at which DST finishes D...

Page 21: ...e Time 15 minutes Observe Time 15 minutes Shut Down Delay 5 minutes Shut Down Delay 5 minutes Sleep is a temporary standby status which enables MDR to automatically wake up from time to time to complete MDR Dashboard platform issued Auto download tasks By default it s off This feature aims for saving vehicle battery consumption while MDR is lined up waiting for its turn to download footage to MDR ...

Page 22: ...e wiped out by formatting the MCU and it also not packed in MDR config file for security purpose HDD Password is used to setup a new password or reset current password Password combination must contain numbers capital and lower case characters Empty password is also accepted OLD Password is used for confirming previous password before reset to a new password If user did not input the old password ...

Page 23: ...Fi module off or on Once enabled the settings found below will become active SSID is the service set identifier It is used to identify a wireless LAN and is usually unique to an area This is where you will enter the name of the wireless network that the MDR will connect to Encryption refers to protocols used to protect your network MDR supports WEP and WPA WPA2 We suggest using WPA2 as it is the n...

Page 24: ... SIM card found inside the MDR for future reference Share Network MDR Mobile Network can shared with other devices after connecting with Ethernet cable The second device local IP address should set to 10 100 100 xxx from 2 254 and avoid IP camera address if use any Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 10 100 100 1 DNS 8 8 8 8 or other public DNS servers Mobile Network 2 Figure 56 7 1 6 5 Server Centr...

Page 25: ...ly be duplicated across all channels by using the COPY TO button A MIRROR and FLIP VERTICAL button may also be configured per channel Preview Figure 60 Image Setup Figure 61 Margins is used to adjust the MDR displayed output this is a key feature to adjust By default MARGIN TOP is 20 MARGIN BOTTOM is 20 MARGIN LEFT is 45 and MARGIN RIGHT is 45 Start up Screen refers to the configuration the MDR wi...

Page 26: ...DAYS and NEVER By default BY CAPACITY has been selected which means that when retention expires locked files will automatically be unlocked and overwritten Once the HDD has 4GB of space remaining 1GB for SD card older recordings are erased and replaced by newer recordings except locked files The NEVER option is when overwrite is deactivated The MDR will stop recording when the HDD reaches 2GB of f...

Page 27: ...able all modes require the IGNITION signal to be applied or timer auto boot to be set up NORMAL allows continuous recording after powering up until the device shuts down Alarm recording is included in this mode ALARM allows users to record only when an alarm has been triggered Alarms can be configured to be activated by triggers or other alarms such as under over speed G Force Panic Button etc TIM...

Page 28: ... to HDD Main Stream or Alarms HDD Enable this controls which channels you would like to sub stream video and save to the SD card When using a MDR 504 channel 5 and 6 is not accessible and grey out channel 9 16 for MDR 508 until they been enabled in IP Setup See IPC Setup Figure 77 Audio activation allows users to enable disable the audio recording from the camera channels individually This setting...

Page 29: ... be filled in as this information is then carried over to the MDR Dashboard 5 0 software This is shown in frame information It is also shown on the LIVE OSD and the RECORD OSD By default Brigade uses IO1 for left indicator Li IO2 for right indicator Ri IO3 for reverse Rv and IO4 for brake Br The IO wires have a priority with OI1 being the highest and IO8 the lowest It is possible to duplicate the ...

Page 30: ...he pulse ratio once you have entered the mileage value Speed Pulse Figure 81 7 3 1 4 Mileage Total Mileage displays the total mileage of the vehicle once it has been confirmed in mileage setup The speed unit controls whether this value is displayed in miles or kilometres Actual Mileage is a field that is manually entered Type the current value mileage value once the MDR is installed Mileage Setup ...

Page 31: ...ions are 1 to 6 4CH and 1 to 16 8CH Post Record specifies the period of recording appended at the end of an alarm For instance if a sensor is triggered for 1 sec and the alarm duration is 30 seconds and the post recording is 15 seconds the total amount of recording time will be 45 seconds By default this is 10 minutes Lock represents whether an alarm cannot be overwritten by the MDR When the reten...

Page 32: ...ights are connected to an input trigger where the off time is ignored By default this is 10 seconds Speed Trigger Figure 89 7 4 1 2 Panic Alarm Panic Button Enable refers to the panic button found on the external remote panel This is connected to the MDR via the IO cable By default this alarm is enabled Refer to Panic Alarm Figure 90 Alarm Type can either be alarm or event Alarms are reported to t...

Page 33: ...op over the deactivated area Area Setup 1 Figure 98 Area Setup 2 Figure 99 Activated determines when motion detection will be active The two options are Shutdown Delay or Ignition On Shutdown delay means that motion detection will only be active once the ignition has been turned off the period depends on the general shutdown delay Ignition on means that motion detection will be active whenever the...

Page 34: ...is set to 5 seconds Can be set between 0 to 255 seconds Alarm Off Delay is a period in which rapid activations deactivations can occur which must be ignored By default this is 10 seconds Blind Detection Setup Figure 102 Advanced 7 4 3 1 G Force G Force Enable is used to analyse the MDR s g force values By default this is disabled Alarm Type can either be alarm or event Alarms are reported to the C...

Page 35: ...n MDR model Events are stored but do not get reported to the Centre Server For Alarm Link Setup details refer to 7 4 1 General Alarm Off Delay is a period in which rapid activations deactivations can occur which must be ignored By default this is 10 seconds HDD Error Alarm Figure 107 HDD Error Setup Figure 108 7 5 Maintenance A bus powered USB hub minimum of 2 USB ports for USB mouse and USB flash...

Page 36: ...rmat MDR unique serial number MDR 504GW YYYY MM DD log log type and can be read using NotepadTM Data Export Figure 112 Upgrade A bus powered USB hub minimum of 2 USB ports for USB mouse and USB flash drive will be required for upgrade procedures FMW MCU Upgrade is used to upgrade firmware and MCU Microcontroller version Firmware contains MCU version combined package for an easier upgrade Although ...

Page 37: ...Figure 116 Storage Format is used to remove data from the different storage types It is possible to format HDD SD Internal SD Fireproof Box and Front USB You will be asked to confirm if you would like to format prior to the MDR starting the format process See below To format the fireproof box click format then choose MDR5 This will format the device into a proprietary format that the MDR can recor...

Page 38: ...at is automatically created General System Check requires the vehicle registration to be filled in prior to checking You must have an existing hardware config file on the MCU It is used to check for faults Super System Check is used to create a hardware configuration file Click Login By default the Super User password is blank You are required to create a password see Super User Password Figure 12...

Page 39: ...e of the mobile network module This will say detected or not detected SIM Status shows whether the MDR sees the presence of a SIM card The statuses are detected not detected available not available and busy Dial Status indicates the SIM s dial status which can be dialled up failed dial up and unknown error Signal Level will display the power level of the signal this will be xxdBm format IP Address...

Page 40: ...urrent state of the heater The heater is found on the HDD inside the MCU The heater turns on automatically once the environment temperature reaches 0 C Note The MDR will not recording while MDR warming up until it reaches 5 C and turn on properly Ignition Status indicates the current state of the ignition wire yellow on MDR power cable Environment Figure 133 8 5 Storage Storage Type refers to the ...

Page 41: ...nd 10 x operating systems Note To use the maps feature an internet connection is required MDR Dashboard 5 0 minimum requirements COMPONENT MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS CPU Intel I5 6400 and above 4 Cores 4 Threads Free Hard Disk Drive HDD space 4GB Operating System Windows 7 SP1 Web browser Internet Explorer 10 Graphics Card Integrated graphics card Software Flash player up to date Resolution 1440x900 min...

Page 42: ...0 client language will follow the current computer s language If you want to change the client interface please refer to System Settings Figure 207 MDR Dashboard 5 0 Setup Figure 137 MDR Dashboard 5 0 Setup Figure 138 Users can configure the destination location if there is not enough free disk space which is shown in MDR Dashboard 5 0 Location Figure 140 It is NOT recommended to change the defaul...

Page 43: ...ear in the MDR Dashboard 5 0 Device Drivers Installed Figure 147 Connection Confirmation Open Control Panel Browse to Device and Printers the device USB to ATA ATAPI Bridge must be displayed as shown in Devices and Printers Figure 148 as below View the drivers associated with this device right click the USB to ATA ATAPI Bridge icon and browse to Properties General Properties Figure 149 will be pre...

Page 44: ... into a SD card reader Windows may request to format them as shown below right Click Cancel Formatting SD card will delete the data from the SD card To retrieve data from the HDD connect the MCU which contains the HDD to the local PC using the USB B cable If the MCU does not power on then connect both USB B cables If MCU still does not power on then switch to another USB port Loading Screen Figure...

Page 45: ...e 160 Setting the Blur Area Figure 161 and Blur Activated Figure 162 BLUR can be applied to a channel for a clipping of a video segment Click the delete button to remove a blur from a channel Channel Information Figure 159 ZOOM is used to create a magnified view of a selected area of a camera channel Click the magnifying glass and then choose the desired box area This is now the only area that wil...

Page 46: ...t normal recordings Orange video channel bars represent alarm recordings Graph Options Figure 168 Vehicle Status Figure 169 Device Status Figure 170 Channel Graph Figure 171 Users can access device information such as Device temperature graph based on time using the built it temperature sensor Environment graph based on time not currently supported Voltage graph based on time Click the drop down m...

Page 47: ...d on off Lock map to vehicle automatically Show Line Hide Line Click the Lock Map button to ensure that the vehicle is always shown in the centre of the map If this is turned off then the map can move freely regardless of the vehicle position Click the Line button which will turn the vehicle route track line on or off depending on this setting It is advised to have this turned on The red trace ind...

Page 48: ...there was a directory specified previously click the refresh icon to get the directory to appear This will be a green icon to indicate it is available for browsing Double click the vehicle icon This will display ALL calendar events A typical example of a calendar is shown in HDD Calendar Figure 186 The directory will now appear in the left pane as shown in Clipping Directory Figure 182 Multiple di...

Page 49: ...e DOWNLOAD METADATA is always ticked See Metadata Setting Figure 188 This will ensure that all metadata graphical is shown with playback video Users double click on the relevant calendar date This will then display the pre playback screen See Pre playback Figure 189 Users can choose which channels to view during playback HDD Search Figure 187 Metadata Setting Figure 188 Pre playback Figure 189 Use...

Page 50: ...ation as the original folder Once clipped the files will be found in a folder named with the following format Company_Name Vehicle_Number YYYY MM DD record Clip Settings Figure 195 The EXPORT option allows users to export clips into a single exe file with an embedded MDR Player 5 0 This option is the recommended solution as it contains metadata and the Clip It MUST be password protected and played...

Page 51: ...System Area Figure 201 User and System Area Figure 201 This area is used to logout This is achieved by clicking on the logout icon This brings up a confirmation window for logging out Click YES or NO and thereafter the MDR Dashboard 5 0 login screen will be displayed See Logout Screen Figure 203 MDR Dashboard 5 0 Settings Menu Figure 202 Click on the gear icon to display a submenu containing SYSTE...

Page 52: ...ettings Count Server mode only shows the historical alarm and events in the alarm log area The default amount is 200 Alarm Settings Time Server mode only shows the alarm and events for the past time range setting in the alarm log area The default amount is 30 minutes Note Because Russian uses different characters from other languages if you want to change the software to Russian please download th...

Page 53: ... generated by the MDR Dashboard 5 0 The file contains an exported clip with the MDR Player 5 0 By double clicking on the exe file the MDR Player 5 0 is launched and automatically displays the recordings with metadata See Exported MDR Icon Figure 210 and Password Prompt Figure 211 Exported MDR Icon Figure 210 Password Prompt Figure 211 10 2 Setting up MDR Player 5 0 MDR Player 5 0 does not require ...

Page 54: ... displayed Navigate to the folder where the h264 native files are If users select the file for one single channel MDR Player 5 0 will automatically load the other channels if present corresponding to the same time frame Open File Figure 216 Clippings H 264 files created with previous version MDR Dashboard 1 0 can only be played with MDR Player 1 0 Clippings created with MDR Dashboard 5 0 can only ...

Page 55: ...g and displays the vehicle registration Zooming in and out on the map can be done using the buttons or by using the mouse scroll wheel Note The Hand tool allows users to move the map but the image is periodically refreshed to keep the vehicle in the centre of the map The red trace indicates the route that has been travelled while the blue represents the route ahead Google Maps Satellite is also su...

Page 56: ...ork and Sharing Centre on the desktop Select the appropriate network interface by double clicking Local Area Connection Properties Figure 225 Internet Protocol Version 4 Figure 226 Select the Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 item and click Properties Internet Protocol Version 4 Figure 226 is displayed an IP address should be entered in this box 192 168 1 1 is shown in the example This address ...

Page 57: ...as needed See the toolbar and the view options shown below Playback Toolbar Figure 233 Playback View Options Figure 234 Playback Figure 235 PLAYBACK will also show a record list based on your search which can be downloaded You can access this by clicking on Record List found below the Search button Tick which channels you would like to download then click Backup Then a pop up window will ask for t...

Page 58: ...low for format confirmation window Under the Local Storage section you define the path used for snaps and video backups By default this is set to C Users Administrator NVR Ethernet Format Confirmation Figure 245 Ethernet Storage Devices Figure 246 Version Information shows the device type which can be MDR 504XX XXXX or MDR 508XX XXXX The current firmware and MCU version is also displayed CP3 4 ver...

Page 59: ...rting log files is done by clicking Export this will then show an Internet Explorer prompt as shown below Click Save By default this will save to the following path C Users Administrator Downloads Exports are stored as txt files which can be opened by a text editor such as Notepad Ethernet Log File Figure 249 Ethernet Logs Figure 250 11 5 Ethernet Configuration Ethernet configuration is a web vers...

Page 60: ...E OPTION No 1 Video Type ALL Normal Alarm Channel AVAILABLE INDIVIDUAL 1 4 group 5 8 group 9 12 group 13 16 group Search Search Results TITLE OPTION No 1 Zoom Out Zoom In Earlier in day Later in day Channel options AVAILABLE INDIVIDUAL Playback Start Time Choose time using number pad Note GREEN ARIAL BLACK ITALICS represents default settings Lucida Handwriting Font represents mobile network and or...

Page 61: ...me Decrease Mute Volume Next Channel Previous Channel Rewind x2 x4 x8 x16 Play Pause Fast Forward x2 x4 x8 x16 Slow Forward 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 16 Step Back 12 2 SYSTEM INFO Version Info Version Info TITLE OPTION No 1 Device Name MDR 504XX XXXX or MDR 508XX XXXX Serial Num XXXXXXXXXX 10 characters MAC Address XX XX XX XX XX XX 12 characters Firmware Version MDR 504_VXXX_TXXXXXX XX or MDR 508_VXXX_TXXXXX...

Page 62: ...XXXXXXXXXXXXX 15 characters 12 2 2 2 Wi Fi Wi Fi TITLE OPTION No 1 Built in Wi Fi Status Physical State Detected Not Detected Connecting Connection Failed Connected Obtaining IP Address DHCP Signal Level IP Address XXX XXX XXX XXX MAC Address XX XX XX XX XX XX 12 characters SmrtCntrllr Wi Fi Status Detected Not Detected SmrtCntrllr SSID Unique ID SmrtCntrllr IP Address XXX XXX XXX XXX SmrtCntrllr ...

Page 63: ... XX HDD Heater Status Off On Ignition Status Off On Storage Storage TITLE OPTION No 1 Storage Type HDD SD Internal SD FPB FRONT USB Status Recording Normal Failed Free Total in Megabytes Gigabytes or Terabytes XXX X Remain Time in Days Hours Minutes X X History History TITLE OPTION No 1 Highest Speed xx MPH KM H dd mm yyyy hh mm ss Total Mileage xxxx xxxx MILE KM Lowest Voltage xx xV dd mm yyyy hh...

Page 64: ... characters Vehicle Num Shows on MDR Dashboard XXXXXXXXXX 10 characters 12 4 1 1 2 Driver Info Driver Info TITLE OPTION No 1 Driver Number Not Shown in MDR Dashboard XXXXXXXXXX 10 characters Driver Name MDR Dashboard Evidence Area XXXXXXXXXX 10 characters 12 4 1 1 3 Company Info Company Info TITLE OPTION No 1 Company Name Shows on MDR Dashboard XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 16 characters Company Branch Shows o...

Page 65: ...12 4 1 3 Power 12 4 1 3 1 On Off On Off TITLE OPTION No 1 On Off Mode IGNITION Timer Timer From Enter Start Time hh mm ss Ignition or Timer Enter End Time hh mm ss Non stop Enabled Disables Shutdown Delay DISABLED Shutdown Delay 600 SECONDS 0 86399 seconds Using Number Pad 12 4 1 3 2 Voltage Voltage TITLE OPTION No 1 Low Voltage Protection Enabled Low Voltage 8 11 5 V 20 23 5 V 11 0 V 22 0 V DISAB...

Page 66: ...rd User Group Delete user only Password Confirm Password Check Password ENABLED Disabled 12 4 1 1 HDD Key HDD Key TITLE OPTION No 1 Disk Drive Protection Enabled HDD Password XXXXXXXX 8 Characters OLD Password XXXXXXXX 8 Characters DISABLED 12 4 1 2 Network 12 4 1 2 1 Ethernet Ethernet TITLE OPTION No 1 DHCP Mode Enabled OBTAIN DNS AUTO Use following DNS Preferred DNS Server 008 008 008 008 Altern...

Page 67: ...XXX XXX XXX XXXX DISABLED Subnet Mask XXX XXX XXX XXXX Gateway XXX XXX XXX XXXX 12 4 1 2 4 Mob Net Mob Net TITLE OPTION No 1 Enable OFF On Server Type No Service GPRS EDGE CDMA EVDO WCDMA TDSCDMA FDD TDD Network Type 3G 4G Mix APN XXXX XXXX 32 characters Username XXXX XXXX 32 characters Password XXXX XXXX 32 characters Access Number 99 Certification NONE PAP SIM Phone Num XXXX XXXX 16 characters ...

Page 68: ...e Ethernet Wi Fi MOB NET Auto Adapt MDR Main Server IP Dependent on Protocol Type XXX XXX XXX XXXX MDR Main Server Port Dependent on Protocol Type TCP 5556 Media Backup Server IP Dependent on Protocol Type XXX XXX XXX XXXX Media Backup Server Port Dependent on Protocol Type TCP 5556 12 4 1 2 6 Application FTP Server TITLE OPTION No 1 FTP Enable Disabled Enabled Server 192 168 1 200 port 21 Usernam...

Page 69: ...Recorded Data Copy to ALL Copy Choose from 1 to 16 Margins Setup Margin Top 20 Margin Bottom 20 Margin Left 45 Margin Right 45 Start up Screen Single QUAD 9 Split Channel Choose from 1 16 ENABLED Disabled 12 4 2 1 2 Autoscan Autoscan TITLE OPTION No 1 Autoscan Enable Max 32 Enabled Add Screen Mode SINGLE DISABLED Quad 9 split Only for 8CH Layout Assign channels to each area Duration 5 SECONDS 1 30...

Page 70: ...ISABLED Channel name ENABLED Enabled G Force Enabled DISABLED Position Setup Drag OSD items to desired positions on screen 12 4 2 2 Record 12 4 2 2 1 General General TITLE OPTION No 1 Video Format PAL AHD NTSC AHD HDD SD Overwrite By Days 1 1 31 Day BY CAPACITY Never Locked File Retention 1 1 31 Day Alarm Pre recording ENABLED 30 SECS Disabled 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 Min 15 Min 30 Min 1 Hour Enable L...

Page 71: ...based on available camera inputs CIF WCIF HD1 WHD1 D1 WD1 720p AHD 1080p AHD Frame Rate 20 Choose from 1 to 30 Quality 2 Choose from 1 Best to 8 Record Mode IGNITION Delete Timer Schedule Choose from Sun to Sat Start Time hh mm ss Alarm End Time hh mm ss Audio ENABLED Video Type Normal Disabled Alarm Record Rate I Frame NORMAL Alarm Quality 1 Choose from 1 Best to 8 Encode Mode CBR VBR Copy to ALL...

Page 72: ...6 Sub stream CH Choose from 1 to 6 4 channel Choose from 1 to 16 8 channel ENABLED Disabled HDD Main Stream Mirror CH Choose from 1 to 6 4 channel Choose from 1 to 16 8 channel ENABLED Disabled Alarms HDD Alarm CH Choose from 1 to 6 4 channel Choose from 1 to 16 8 channel ENABLED Disabled 12 4 2 2 4 Record OSD Record OSD TITLE OPTION No 1 Date Time ENABLED Disabled Vehicle Reg ENABLED Disabled Cha...

Page 73: ...ED Local Address 10 100 100 1 Choose from 1 to 253 Fast Setup IPC must be connected IPC ID Binding CH Choose from 1 to 16 IP Address Port Protocol Type MDR5 Username Password Previous CH Next CH Save Exit Events 12 4 3 1 General 12 4 3 1 1 IO IO TITLE OPTION No 1 IO Number Choose from 1 to 8 IO Description XXXXXXXX 8 alphanumeric characters IO1 IO ID Li 1 Ri 2 Rv 3 Br 4 5 6 7 8 2 alphanumeric char...

Page 74: ...e value Clear Are you sure you would like to set the total mileage to zero 12 4 3 2 Snapshots 12 4 3 2 1 Time Snap Time Snap TITLE OPTION No 1 Time Snap Enabled Add New No gets added DISABLED No 1 8 maximum Start Time Time of Day Using NumPad hh mm ss End Time hh mm ss Delete Disabled for No 1 Snap Link Setup Channel Choose from 1 to 6 4 channel Choose from 1 to 16 8 channel Snap Enable Enabled Re...

Page 75: ...Choose from 1 to 16 WHD1 D1 WD1 720p 1080p Quality 1 Choose from 1 Best to 8 Snap Count 1 1 3 pcs Snap Interval 5 5 3600 seconds Mob App Web Snap IE access to MDR Snap Link Setup Channel Choose from 1 to 6 4 channel Choose from 1 to 16 8 channel Snap Enable Enabled Resolution CIF DISABLED WCIF Copy to ALL HD1 Choose from 1 to 16 WHD1 D1 WD1 720p 1080p Quality 1 Choose from 1 Best to 8 Snap Count 1...

Page 76: ...10 seconds Alarm Link Setup Channel Tick 4 channels for MDR 504xx Tick 8 channels for MDR 508xx Post Record 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 MIN 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer Enabled DISABLED Buzzer Duration Always Timer 10 05 60 s...

Page 77: ...nel Tick 4 channels for MDR 504xx Tick 8 channels for MDR 508xx Post Record 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 MIN 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 20 0 255 seconds Buzzer Enabled DISABLED Buzzer Duration Always Timer 10 05 60 seconds Alarm Snap Enabled DISAB...

Page 78: ...o channel ticked for MDR 508xx Post Record 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 MIN 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer Enabled DISABLED Buzzer Duration Always Timer 10 05 60 seconds Alarm Snap Enabled DISABLED Copy IO ALL Copy Choose from 1...

Page 79: ...5 0 10 seconds Alarm Link Setup Channel Tick 6 channels for MDR 504xx Tick 16 channels for MDR 508xx Post Record 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 MIN 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer ENABLED Disabled Buzzer Duration ALWAYS Timer 5 05 ...

Page 80: ...ay 10 0 10 seconds Alarm Link Setup Channel Tick 4 channels for MDR 504xx Tick 8 channels for MDR 508xx Post Record 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 MIN 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer Enabled DISABLED Buzzer Duration Always Timer 10...

Page 81: ...10 seconds Disabled Alarm Link Setup Channel Tick 4 channels for MDR 504xx Tick 8 channels for MDR 508xx Post Record 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 MIN 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer Enabled DISABLED Buzzer Duration Always Timer 1...

Page 82: ... Alarm Link Setup Channel Tick 4 channels for MDR 504xx Tick 8 channels for MDR 508xx Post Record 1 Min 3 Min 5 Min 10 MIN 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer Enabled DISABLED Buzzer Duration Always Timer 10 05 60 seconds Ala...

Page 83: ... 15 Min 30 Min Lock Enabled DISABLED Alarm O P Link 1 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds 2 Alarm O P Duration 0 0 255 seconds Non Stop DISABLED Enabled Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Double Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer Enabled DISABLED Buzzer Duration Always Timer 10 05 60 seconds Alarm Snap Enabled DISABLED ...

Page 84: ...255 seconds 2 Channel Link NONE Single Setup Edit Screen Layout Quad Setup Edit Screen Layout PB Alarm Duration 0 0 255 seconds Buzzer ENABLED Disabled Buzzer Duration ALWAYS Timer 10 05 60 seconds Alarm Snap Enabled Disabled Maintenance 12 4 5 1 Config 12 4 5 1 1 Config Config TITLE OPTION No 1 Config File Export Export Config File Import Import 12 4 5 1 2 Network Network TITLE OPTION No 1 Networ...

Page 85: ...IPC must be connected Upgrade All Enabled Upgrade Disabled Choose from the available IP Cameras Enabled Upgrade Disabled 12 4 5 4 Storage Storage TITLE OPTION No 1 Storage Type HDD SD Internal FPB SD FRONT USB Free Total XXXX X G Format HDD Are you sure you would like to Format SD Internal FPB SD FRONT USB Format type FAT32 Are you sure you would like to Format FRONT USB MDR5 Less than 4GB Capacit...

Page 86: ...l Check Results Super System Check Login Please Enter the Super System Password Password Login Super Check Results Edit Password Current Password Cancel New Password Re enter Password Create HW Config Created HW Config Successfully Exit 12 5 LOGOUT Logout Prompt Logout Prompt TITLE OPTION No 1 Are you sure you would like to Logout OK Cancel ...

Page 87: ... of your login password If the password is default or too simple a window will pop up after the MDR has started up and will to ask you to change its password to be more complex This will show every time the MDR starts up a mouse is required to remove the notification each time SETUP Basic Setup Network Ethernet DHCP Mode Automatically obtains IP address from network SETUP Surveillance Record Gener...

Page 88: ...t Position MDR height from ground 1 highest on bracket 30 mm 2 28 mm 3 14 mm 4 lowest on bracket 6 mm 15 Appendices 15 1 Video Quality Table Using Brigade s Resource calculator the below tables have been compiled Please note the following The values below are for reference only Streaming bandwidth can vary considerably according to the level of variations in the image Static images are more effici...

Page 89: ...r both the MDR 504XX X XX XXX XX using all 4 channels and MDR 508XX X XX XXX XX using all 8 channels It illustrates approximate SD recording times in hours at CIF resolution and different frame rates Ranges of frame rates are controlled by the sub stream bandwidth Bandwidth 4096 Kbps 3200 Kbps 1500 Kbps 500 Kbps Recording Time onto SD hours depending on frame rate 25 fps fastest 12 20 fps 15 15 fp...

Page 90: ...n Channel 1 Main stream D1 720P Frame rate 25 30 03 23 22 IPC05 online When you connect an IPC 18 54 21 Timer off Ignition mode Timer and time up Alarms 11 04 41 Chn3 Video Loss 11 35 19 The host power down When voltage goes too low 11 43 30 Low voltage off Voltage goes up at normal level and cancel the low voltage alarm 08 44 52 08 45 04 Channel1motion 09 10 07 09 11 15 IO1 Li 10 04 55 10 05 05 A...

Page 91: ...st search of the MDR and MDR Dashboard 5 0 Event Type Event Name Description Video Loss VL Video loss alarm e g the camera has been either deliberately or inadvertently disconnected Blind Detection BD Blind camera alarm e g the camera has been intentionally obstructed or a large object is obstructing the entire view Motion Detection MD Motion detection for video capturing when vehicles are unatten...

Page 92: ...or trigger activation can also be diagnosed For instance if a trigger is setup to turn a channel on full screen or set an alarm This will be identified by the channel occupying the full screen or a red letter A if a Brigade monitor is connected 9 GPS G Sensor Supply Voltage and Heater functioning can be accessing SYS INFO using the mouse if a Brigade monitor is connected 17 General Antennae Guidel...

Page 93: ...Remote panel 3 If the sound buzzer is activated or a sound buzzer is connected to one of the trigger outputs an audible alarm can alert drivers 1 Ensure that the Overwrite feature is turned on 2 Install 1 TB HDD or 256GB SD card MCU failure 1 Visible Physical Damage and unable to connect on PC 1 Retain a backup MCU for a vehicle 2 Ensure supplied USB cable is used 3 Ensure PC is fully up to date w...

Page 94: ...HD HD 1280x720 FULL HD 1920x1080 IP Camera HD 1280x720 FULL HD 1920x1080 configurable for each channel ipImage Quality 1 8 Adjustable Levels 1 is the Best Recording Mode Normal Alarm Timer Pre alarm Recording Range 30 seconds to 60 minutes Post alarm Recording Range 1 to 30 minutes Shut down delay Post recording Range 0 seconds to non stop Mirror Recording Yes on SD Card Playback of Recordings 1 C...

Page 95: ...sh drive with FAT32 format Docking Station Image Search by time date MDR Dashboard 5 0 Review Alarm Events MDR Dashboard 5 0 View Exported Recordings MDR Player 5 0 Mobile network and Wi Fi Server Functionality MDR Server 5 0 Mobile Applications MDR 5 0 Android Operating System MDR 5 0 MDR 5 0 iOS Operating System MDR 5 0 Connections Interfaces USB A Interface Front Docking Station USB 2 0 x 1 use...

Page 96: ...must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Any change or modifications not expressly approved by the responsible party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment FCC Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to opera...

Page 97: ...ective 2014 53 EU Relevant Harmonised Standards 4G EN 301 489 1 EN 301 489 19 and EN 301 489 52 EN 301 908 1 EN 301 908 2 EN 301 908 13 and EN 301 511 EN 303 413 Wi Fi EN 301 489 1 and EN 301 489 17 EN 300 328 GPS EN 301 489 1 and EN 301 489 19 EN 303 413 Additional information 4G Operational Frequency Band LTE B1 B3 B7 B8 B20 B28A WCDMA B1 B8 GSM 900 1800MHz Maximum Transmitted Power 35 dBm EIRP ...

Page 98: ...Sensor measure of acceleration shock of the vehicle GSM Global System for Mobile Communications GUI Graphical user interfaces H 264 Video compression standard HD1 Half Definition compared to Full Definition See D1 HD High Definition HDD Hard Disk Drive HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access HSPA High Speed Packet Access HSUPA High Speed Uplink Packet Access IC Industry Canada ID Identification IO...

Page 99: ...e deve comunque assicurarsi di prendere tutte le normali precauzioni quando esegue una manovra Né Brigade né il suo distributore saranno responsabili per eventuali danni di qualsiasi natura causati dall utilizzo o dal mancato utilizzo del prodotto Hatırlatma Mobil Sayısal Kayıt Cihazları sürücünün önemli bir yardımcısı olmakla birlikte manevra esnasında sürücü bir kaza olmaması için her türlü önle...

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