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Operating Instructions
BWNVR-2411P, SNVR-3842e, SNVR-31642e, BWNVR-31632Pi, SNVR-36444e

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Summary of Contents for BWNVR-2411P

Page 1: ...Version 1 24 cko 1022 dt A4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Ultra HD e PoE Network Video Recorder Models BWNVR 2411P BWNVR 31632Pi SNVR 3842e SNVR 31642e SNVR 36444e...

Page 2: ...please contact your specialist dealer or contact us Additional information can also be found on our website www burg guard com Imprint The copyright of these operating instructions is the exclusive pr...

Page 3: ...cameras 20 3 6 Note on the first operation of BURG GUARD cameras on the PoE port 20 4 Operating the recorder 21 4 1 Operating the recorder with the mouse 21 4 2 Operating the Recorder with the IR Remo...

Page 4: ...ion Sabotage 70 6 4 5 4 Main menu Alarm s Motion detection Scenes Change 71 6 4 5 5 Main menu Alarm s Motion detection PIR alarm 71 6 4 5 6 Main menu Alarm s Audio Analysis 72 6 4 5 7 Main menu Alarm...

Page 5: ...113 6 12 17 Main menu Administration Network IP Filter 114 6 13 Main menu Administration Memory 115 6 13 1 Main menu Administration Memory Memory General 115 6 13 2 Main menu Administration Memory Sc...

Page 6: ...ions without prior notice Note Different firmware versions can among other things lead to deviating menu structures or operation and to altered function sequences compared to the manual or the previou...

Page 7: ...equivalent components recommended by the manufacturer When disposing of used batteries follow the manufacturer s instructions CE guidelines This appliance complies with the CE directives If you requir...

Page 8: ...r to the general public of networkable devices that have communication interfaces and services BURG W CHTER KG can guarantee that we will endeavour to reduce the risk to a minimum Vulnerability remedi...

Page 9: ...damage to the unit or the cables switch off the unit immediately and disconnect it from the operating voltage without delay Take the unit to a specialist workshop in the event of the following damage...

Page 10: ...her device must be maintained or checked regularly This applies in particular to products that have been developed for continuous use Spare parts and accessories Do not use any additional devices that...

Page 11: ...ET Network connection 5 ACT IR remote control 6 POWER Operating voltage Operating buttons on the front of the unit No Key Description 1 On Off Login Press 1x briefly The login window appears With the...

Page 12: ...nu page 8 Back In playback mode go back to the previous video In the menu use this to go to the last menu item 9 Slow playback Slow playback 10 Reverse Pause Break 11 SHIFT When you are in an input fi...

Page 13: ...2 2 2 SNVR 3842P e 4 5 8 9 Connection Description 1 Connection Operating voltage 48V AC 2 PoE Switch 3 Network connection 4 VGA connection 5 Audio input output 6 HDMI 7 USB connection Connection Desc...

Page 14: ...ch green Port 1 8 PoE Switch grey Port 9 16 4 VGA connection FullHD 5 RS 232 6 Microphone input output 7 Network connection 8 USB connection 9 HDMI UHD output 10 Alarm outputs RS 485 Connection Descri...

Page 15: ...________ 15 2 2 3 SNVR 36444e Connection Description 1 Connection Operating voltage 230V AC 2 On Off switch 3 eSATA port 4 VGA1 2 connection FullHD 5 RS 232 6 Alarm outputs RS 485 7 Microphone input o...

Page 16: ...e following section carefully before using the contacts 2 2 4 1 Alarm input The alarm input is switched when the external signal is switched to ground mode NO For this purpose use e g a relay or switc...

Page 17: ...outputs The contact pairs are each marked with a number corresponding to NOx and Cx Example circuit Important note Please refer to the following table for technical data Values outside the specificati...

Page 18: ...etup Wizard guides you through the rest of the setup Here you can configure the network settings of the unit date and time settings as well as the recording 3 1 Login Enter your user name and password...

Page 19: ...tem Info General Navigation bar 3 3 Changing the menu language Open the main menu Select here Main menu Setting System Info General Language Here you can choose between the pre installed languages Hin...

Page 20: ...ill be happy to help you find a suitable solution for your request 3 6 Note on the first operation of BURG GUARD cameras on the PoE port BURG GUARD cameras require you to assign a personal secure pass...

Page 21: ...rious menu items or make entries You can also close the quick menu with the left mouse button Double click left mouse button In the live multiple view double click with the left mouse button on the re...

Page 22: ...haracters Upper case letters Lower case letters Numbers and special characters 4 2 Operating the recorder with the IR remote control In addition to operating the recorder using the buttons on the fron...

Page 23: ...live view the action is displayed at the bottom of the image Symbol Description Recording is running on this channel Movement detected on this channel Signal loss image loss on this channel Camera ima...

Page 24: ...the left mouse button and drag a box around the picture element you want to zoom in on b You can zoom in on the picture with the mouse wheel Clicking the right mouse button returns you to the origina...

Page 25: ...n which you have the following selection or setting options View s PTZ Fisheye Auto Focus Picture settings Search Control Camera Settings Main menu If you click into the live image again with the left...

Page 26: ...field and enter the desired speed value via the virtual keyboard that opens Zoom focus iris You can use the respective plus and minus buttons to adjust the zoom factor focus and aperture Icon Display...

Page 27: ...________________________________________________________ 27 Setting of preset tour pattern etc If you click on the arrow key on the right edge in the PTZ menu the menu window expands as follows Symbol...

Page 28: ...icking on Set You can undo your entry via Delete preset Tour For the tour setting the direction arrows are available to move the camera to the desired position Enter the desired number for the preset...

Page 29: ..._________________________________ 29 5 2 2 3 Aux Click on the Aux icon The following menu window opens The options defined here depend on the selected protocol The Aux Num corresponds to the Aux On Of...

Page 30: ...ions apply to each of these 3 mounting options Installation mode Symbol Description Ceiling mounting Floor mounting 360 original all round view 1 rectification window 1 stretched panorama 2 stretched...

Page 31: ..._______________________________________________________ 31 By positioning the mouse in one of the coloured areas you can zoom into the image mouse wheel or realign the view left mouse button pressed 5...

Page 32: ..._______ 32 5 2 5 Camera Here you can make a number of camera settings Note The entire functions of a camera can only be set via the web interface of the camera itself Only a selection of the most impo...

Page 33: ...31632Pi SNVR 36444e _________________________________________________________________________________ 33 5 2 8 Camera Settings Opens the menu for finding and integrating cameras in the network 5 2 9...

Page 34: ...by clicking on the little house symbol Symbol Description Call up the main menu Display mode full screen or multiple view Page forward back Start tour or Tour running Call up the PTZ control Here you...

Page 35: ...Car Pop up If you connect a USB device e g stick to the recorder it is recognised by the recorder and the following window appears You can select whether you want to perform a backup or an upgrade via...

Page 36: ...r Click into the live image with the left mouse button and select the main menu symbol house The main menu depends on the range of functions and is structured as follows Page 1 Live Playback and searc...

Page 37: ...s made Note By default the camera images are blacked out after the set auto logout time If you want a permanent display of the live images please activate this in the settings under Main menu Display...

Page 38: ...clicking on the little house symbol SYMBOL DESCRIPTION Call up the main menu Display mode full screen or multiple view Page forward back Start tour or Tour running Call up the PTZ control Here you ca...

Page 39: ...view regardless of whether you are in the multiple view or full screen of a channel and click once with the right mouse button a quick menu opens in which you have the following selection or setting o...

Page 40: ...pshot Zoom Close Channel 3 Data type Choose between video playback or snapshots 4 Calendar Use the calendar to select the date for the search If a date is highlighted in colour the day is selected If...

Page 41: ..._______________________________________ 41 8 Bookmark Here you can call up the bookmark search for the respective channel 9 Zoom timeline Zoom the timeline to the current playback time 10 Event Select...

Page 42: ...playback mode you can play back the file image by clicking on this symbol If you click the symbol again the playback is interrupted pause Previous Frame Next Frame In playback mode you can go to the...

Page 43: ...__________________________________________________________ 43 6 2 1 Main menu Playback Bookmark 6 2 2 Main menu Playback Bookmark Set marker To set a marker bookmark select a live window and tap on th...

Page 44: ...____________________ 44 6 2 3 Main menu Playback Bookmark Search marker To search for a marker select a channel in the playback menu and then click on to display the set markers Select a marker from t...

Page 45: ...____ 45 6 2 4 Main menu Playback Bookmark Edit remove marker To edit remove a marker click on S Remove marker To remove the marker s place a tick on the left hand side and then click on Del Search mar...

Page 46: ...igent search you can search specifically in the recorded data and evaluate analyses Note In order for an evaluation of the data to take place the recordings must have been taken under certain AI IVA a...

Page 47: ...___________ 47 Select an image from the event list In the right hand window you can see the preview of the recording 6 3 1 2 Face recognition Prerequisite The selected camera channel supports the func...

Page 48: ...______________________________________________________________ 48 6 3 1 3 IVA AIVA Search for a targeted event trigger or for all events that were recorded via video analysis E g tripwire entering lea...

Page 49: ...ysis Enter the search interval start time end time with date and time in which you suspect the event Select the appropriate search filter functions from the list of parameters Be aware of the possible...

Page 50: ...riate filter functions you can search specifically for vehicles with certain characteristics Note When filtering consider possible deviations caused by e g IR night vision recording shadows multi colo...

Page 51: ...____ 51 6 3 1 6 Non motorised vehicles By setting appropriate filter functions you can search specifically for non motorised vehicles two wheelers trikes bicycles and visually related objects with cer...

Page 52: ...3 1 8 Heatmap The heat map shows the respective area frequency This function observes the movements in a scene to determine the frequency Areas with a lot of movement are shown in red areas with litt...

Page 53: ...2 1 IVA Plan The IVA plan reflects the IVA settings of the BURG GUARD cameras Select here the IVA that the camera should perform on the current live image The plan also shows which IVA functions depe...

Page 54: ...ed To do this select the desired alarm action e g e mail notification siren etc Place a tick next to On to activate face recognition Check Enable face ROI to have the recognised face enlarged in highe...

Page 55: ...e applicable legal provisions e g DSGVO for the storage and collection of personal data Institution Activate the function of the channel in the IVA plan Activate the function in the tab Ges Wiedererke...

Page 56: ...TS functions include virtual tripwire trespass detection and detection of altered scenes or altered missing objects etc Trip wire You can draw a virtual tripwire in the video image If an object person...

Page 57: ...this trip wire o Set up the remaining trip wires in the same way as described above o Click on Set time full stop to select a specific time or time period when this tripwire should be active Note The...

Page 58: ...in seconds Loitering Similar to the zone overrun you can draw in an area here The difference to the zone violation is that the time factor plays a role in object protection An alarm is generated as s...

Page 59: ...Cameras with BURGaiva AI KI functions support object detection and differentiation Targeted alarms can be triggered depending on the detected object Events can be triggered by e g People Vehicles car...

Page 60: ...ctual function is performed on the camera Facility people counting Carry out the setting up of a people count as follows Activate the People Count function in the IVA Plan of the camera channel Select...

Page 61: ...and activate the function Select the area in which the queue is to be checked Note Please read the corresponding chapter in the camera manual Set the alarm type o Waiting pers number of people waiting...

Page 62: ...Activate the Heatmap function in the IVA Plan of the respective camera channel Then select Heatmap in the side menu Select the corresponding channel in the drop down menu and tick the box to activate...

Page 63: ...ea in the live image displayed Then specify which actions are to be triggered when a licence plate is recognised Save the settings by clicking on Apply Note Test the settings during the day and night...

Page 64: ..._____________________________________________ 64 Application example with two barriers In the example shown below two barriers are opened independently of each other The management of the cameras and...

Page 65: ...arm Info In the menu item Alarm Info you will find the list of all alarms that have occurred up to 1 000 entries Search To display specific entries in the history select the type and the start and end...

Page 66: ...arm s Alarm input In the alarm input administration there are four tabs for the respective connections Rec Input Management of recorder alarm inputs Rec Network Managing the recorder network connectio...

Page 67: ...Manage here how to react to an activation of the recorder alarm input via the network Assign an alarm name for the respective alarm input to increase traceability Camera Alarm Input Remote Alarm In H...

Page 68: ...ffline Manage here how to react to a detected loss of connection to a camera channel 6 4 4 Main menu Alarm s Alarm output In the alarm output menu you can define when alarm outputs are to be switched...

Page 69: ...camera system 6 4 5 1 Main menu Alarm s Motion detection Motion Set up motion detection I First select the camera alarm channel for which you want to set up motion detection II Then click on Set Area...

Page 70: ...gnal is interrupted The setting is made depending on the channel Using the Copy function at the bottom right you can transfer the selected settings to other channels 6 4 5 3 Main menu Alarm s Motion d...

Page 71: ...on is activated The function supports you in maintaining the camera alignment to the correct field of view Note The function is configured remotely on the camera and is therefore only applicable to su...

Page 72: ...atible devices with microphone or audio input can be configured remotely Set the volume at which an alarm is to be triggered defined via the limit value The audio signal can be internally amplified at...

Page 73: ...rm s Abnormality HDD From the list of event types select which alarms you want to activate and how to react to them Note If no hard disk is installed in the system the following selections should be d...

Page 74: ..._____________________________________________________ 74 6 4 5 10 Main menu Alarm s Abnormality User In this menu you can set how to react to repeated illegal accesses to the system and how long the b...

Page 75: ...5 2 Main menu POS Point of Service POS Setup With POS you can display data e g from your cash register system live in the camera image or search for it later in the recording This function is often u...

Page 76: ...ion Log The log lists all events detected by the system The log shows the history of the system settings and events 6 6 2 Main menu Application Information Version Shows the system information Please...

Page 77: ..._________________________________________________________________________________ 77 Status The status shows the CPU memory and fan information If required the fan can be switched from self adaptive...

Page 78: ..._______ 78 6 6 3 Main menu Application Network This menu displays the users currently logged in If an account is used by several people at the same time or people are logged in locally and via the net...

Page 79: ...switch and observe changes e g with VBR streaming and different movement scenarios 6 6 5 Main menu Application Network Test With Network Test you can test a device connection in the network via PING A...

Page 80: ...the week and at what time the system should restart Note A restart once a week is recommended Import Export Insert an empty USB stick into the USB port of the recorder Select the file path and the fil...

Page 81: ...d the latest firmware update to the USB stick If you are not sure whether this is the latest firmware update our support team will be happy to help you Insert the USB stick with the latest firmware in...

Page 82: ...m Backup in the main menu Note If you want to export a file directly to the PC log in to the recorder via the web interface To transfer a file to a USB stick connect it to the recorder and operate the...

Page 83: ...recording as a backup by placing a tick in front of it Click on Start to start the backup process The remaining time needed for the backup is displayed If the backup has been carried out successfully...

Page 84: ...me should be displayed in the picture Show mainstream Retrieve all streams as mainstream irrespective of the maximum pixels that can be displayed in real terms Note Depending on the connected devices...

Page 85: ...s with different screen divisions for optimal viewing Tour Activate tour Activate tour function Interval Enter the tour interval 5 120 seconds You can set the picture view split In the channel group l...

Page 86: ...a Custom Display o Click on to create a new display split o Select which basic grid your view should use e g 4x4 o To connect several boxes hold down the left mouse button in a box and drag the mouse...

Page 87: ...file or other audio file that you want to play in the event of an alarm The audio voice file or the audio file may be max 10MB in size Click on Add and select the file from the stick Up to 255 differe...

Page 88: ...__________________________________ 88 6 9 3 Main menu Audio Broadcast You can address several channels simultaneously via broadcast groups Add Broadcast Group Click on Add Group Enter a group name Sel...

Page 89: ...______ 89 6 10 Main menu Log off Shut down Here you can choose between Shutdown switching off the recorder Logout e g to log out the user and log in with a new user Manual restart of the recorder Note...

Page 90: ...on Device search all IP devices IP cameras that are connected to the recorder and are in the same network as the recorder are searched for and listed Place a tick next to the desired device and click...

Page 91: ...ess in the network segment of the recorder Notes For Added devices the channel number and port number may be different as they are independent of each other Only cameras that are connected to the main...

Page 92: ...the Initialise button Several units can be initialised at the same time Device status Status of the individual cameras and their alarm status Green connected no alarm Red not connected alarm Firmware...

Page 93: ...era Channel Select the channel for configuration here Profile Choose from a predefined or individual profile Brightness Image brightness Contrast Contrast of the image Saturation Colour saturation of...

Page 94: ...____________ 94 6 11 3 Main menu Administration Camera Overlay Overlay Insertion of time channel name and user defined text in the display Fade in private masks Fade private masks into the live view o...

Page 95: ...her things the available frame rate depends on this Frame rate Number of frames per second BPS FPS Bit Rate Type Depending on the selected operating mode the adjustable parameters change CBR Constant...

Page 96: ...in menu Administration Camera PoE Shows the list of occupied channels of the built in e PoE switch with current information on the connection quality max data rate and power output in watts W With ePo...

Page 97: ...the channel you want to configure Set the PTZ control type to the desired format o Remote Network o Local RS485 Setup Note If more power is required at the internal PoE switch than it can supply the p...

Page 98: ...ubnet Mask Can only be assigned in static mode Default Gateway Can only be assigned in static mode Preferred DNS Enter IP address Alternative DNS Enter IP address Note DHCP is activated at the factory...

Page 99: ...re you can change the default ports for applications Max Number of connections i e users max 128 TCP Port UDP Port HTTP Port HTTPS Port Default Off RTSP Port NTP Server POS Port Note Changing the port...

Page 100: ...___________________ 100 6 12 3 Main menu Administration Network 3G 4G Note Only supported when retrofitting a corresponding 3G 4G USB adapter If a corresponding adapter is used you can activate the fu...

Page 101: ...ed today by providers for DSL and e g ADSL logins Activate the PPPoE function and enter your user name and password provided by your Internet Service Provider after signing the contract Click on Apply...

Page 102: ...o the following Inputs o http DDNS server IP virtual directory name webtest htm o Ex http 10 6 2 85 DVR _DDNS webtest htm On the recorder open the Network menu page again DDNS Quick DDNS You can acces...

Page 103: ...default domain name or the custom domain name Username Is optional You can enter your e mail address here for example Hint Domain names that have not been used for more than one year will be deleted...

Page 104: ...er the router LAN and WAN address By clicking on the Edit button pencil symbol next to the respective service name in the list you can define the internal and external ports Note UPnP must be activate...

Page 105: ...login data here to retrieve your e mail box Recipient Recipient s e mail address max 3 e mail addresses Sender e mail address of the sender Subject Here you can enter a subject line for the e mail not...

Page 106: ...the Serv U FTP Server by purchasing or downloading it Install the Serv U FTP server on your computer Start it via Start Program Serv U FTP Server Serv U Administrator Enter the user password and FTP d...

Page 107: ...________________ 107 6 12 9 Main menu Administration Network SNMP SNMP stands for Simple Network Management Protocol The protocol can be used to check the availability of the systems with monitoring p...

Page 108: ...n rate used for this being multiplied by the number of recipients at the sender Thus data packets can be sent efficiently to many recipients at the same time This is done via special multicast IP addr...

Page 109: ...6 12 11 Main menu Administration Network Alarm report Here you can set whether and when an alarm report is to be created and on which server it is to be stored 6 12 12 Main menu Administration Networ...

Page 110: ...____________________________________________________ 110 6 12 13 Main menu Administration Network Switch Here you can set the IP address subnet mask and gateway for the switch 6 12 14 Main menu Admini...

Page 111: ..._____________________________________________ 111 Select the desired network from the list of available networks Enter your connection data and click on Connect If WLAN Auto Connection is deactivated...

Page 112: ...n a QR code for the P2P app or activate deactivate the P2P function The connection status online offline is displayed The status is updated within one minute after the function has been activated Note...

Page 113: ...sed network protocol and supports manual selection of the authentication method used to verify that the device connected to the LAN is allowed access to the LAN It supports the authentication computat...

Page 114: ...here as trusted or blocked The recorder can only be accessed via the trusted IP addresses stored here The blocked IP addresses stored here cannot access the recorder Click the To box Select trusted or...

Page 115: ...menu Administration Memory Memory General Make the general memory settings here FUNCTION SELECTION DESCRIPTION HDD FULL Overwrite Overwrites the oldest recorded data Stop recording Recording stops wh...

Page 116: ...least one hard disk must be marked as redundant If there is only one hard disk in total this function is not available ANR Automatic Network Reproduction technology If the network fails and the camer...

Page 117: ...o Activate the desired alarm type and click on the time or time period on the time bar of the corresponding day o Click on the wheel symbol and manually enter the time or time period with the associa...

Page 118: ...n the same way as described above for recording 6 13 3 Main menu Management Storage HDD Manager In the hard disk management define the mode in which the HDD is to be operated You can choose between wr...

Page 119: ...tration Memory HDD hard disk Here you get an overview of the hard disk drive HDD or the hard disk drive groups and their respective assignment to the main stream sub stream or snapshot Select which ch...

Page 120: ...es HDD and solid state drives SSD and is used to predict a possible failure of the storage medium It involves evaluating the values of various sensors using different parameters 1 Check the status of...

Page 121: ...________________________________ 121 6 13 7 Main menu Administration Memory Recording Estimation You can use the recording estimation to determine how much storage space you need or how long you can e...

Page 122: ...and thus transfer data to another system The use of SFTP is recommended to ensure the security of your data according to the state of the art Anonymous registration should therefore be avoided Instit...

Page 123: ...Main menu Administration System Local monitor access Network access below top right 6 14 1 Main menu Administration System General settings Here you can make settings for General Date Time Absence 6 1...

Page 124: ...ain after this time you must log in again with your password o Live channels Select the channels to be displayed on the monitor even if no user is logged on to the system Camera time synchronisation H...

Page 125: ...you can set the system time i e the time for the recorder Setting the correct time is important e g for the time search for events You can also set the format of the time and the settings for daylight...

Page 126: ...__________________________________________ 126 6 14 2 Main menu Administration System RS232 Configure the RS232 interface here Please note the specifications of the remote station to which you want to...

Page 127: ...ecurity settings An additional way to increase security is to restrict access to the system via the network Configure white black lists for systems or network addresses to which you want to allow bloc...

Page 128: ...solutely necessary You can deactivate these if you do not use the functions e g ONVIF It is recommended to use the BURG GUARD BURG W CHTER own protocol for the device connection If you only use this p...

Page 129: ...You can edit the user group by clicking on the pencil icon behind the respective user group You can delete the user group by clicking on the cross behind the respective user group Click on Add user or...

Page 130: ...e account for login Definition of powers rights o Access to system functions e g PTZ camera event shutdown etc o Access to playback of individual channels o Access to the monitor display of individual...

Page 131: ...n Save 4 Please open the following menu Main menu Info Network Network test The assigned IP address is now displayed here e g 192 168 0 108 You need the IP address of the recorder displayed here for a...

Page 132: ...website of the unit via the default address 192 168 0 108 Note PC and unit must be in the same address range 7 1 4 Manual entry of the IP address via the web browser o After you have completed these p...

Page 133: ...e When you log in for the first time you will be asked to enter a user name and password Please make sure that you use a secure password The probable security is shown in the bar chart Passwords that...

Page 134: ...quirements of the system Select Setup Security in the main menu top left In the security status you will find the overview of the settings that can be checked by the system Green System setting meets...

Page 135: ...is recommended to use the BURG GUARD BURG W CHTER own protocol for the device connection If you only use this protocol you can deactivate ONVIF If audio video encryption is activated only BURG GUARD B...

Page 136: ...NVIF RTSP CGI service can be accessed via HTTPS You can use the pre installed HTTPS certificate create your own certificate or import an existing one into the system Recommendation Use HTTPS to increa...

Page 137: ...vided for this purpose IP Filter Account blocking Anti DoS attack Sync Time Whitelist IP Filter Using IP filters you can explicitly enable or block devices for access to the system To do this enter th...

Page 138: ...discards SYN flood messages to counteract overload ICMP defence The system detects unusually high amounts of ICMP packets and filters them so that an overload is avoided Note Activating the functions...

Page 139: ...ion between two devices In this menu you can create your own certificates import existing ones or integrate third party certificates To use the existing certificate please download it to your PC by cl...

Page 140: ...g certificate To import certificates please select the appropriate button and follow the set up steps Create certificate To create a certificate select the button Create certificate and fill in the re...

Page 141: ...Audio Video Encryption Activate the encrypted transmission of audio and video signals to increase the security of your system Make sure that the connected devices use the same protocol certificate ot...

Page 142: ...appliance label Alternatively you can also manually search for the system in the network in the app or enter the serial number Notes on the P2P connection If the connection to the P2P server is not es...

Page 143: ...ht of these operating instructions is held exclusively by BURG GUARD GMBH Any reproduction including on electronic data carriers requires the written consent of BURG GUARD GMBH Reprinting even of extr...

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