Cascadia HDRP16 Operating Instructions & User Manual Download

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Summary of Contents for HDRP16

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Page 2: ...wet locations 4 Keep the plastic packing materials used for the DVR or other peripheral devices out of reach of children may cause suffocation Installation Environment of the DVR 1 Maintain an operating temperature of 5 C 40 C and operating humidity of 10 80 2 Install the DVR in a safe place that is free from external vibration 3 Install the DVR in a well ventilated place 4 To protect the hard dis...

Page 3: ...s instructed to avoid danger 2 Dispose used lithium batteries properly Warnings and Cautions are indicated as follows Possible injury or product damage Risk of minor injury or product damage Caution for the usage of the product Information for the usage of the product ...

Page 4: ...Controller HDRPJ16 HDRP8 HDRP16 16 ３５ Remote Controller HDRP4 17 ３６ Mouse 17 ３７ Jog Shuttle 18 Chapter ４ DVR Operation Setup 18 ４ 1 Power ON 18 ４ 2 Storage Setup 19 ４ 3 Recording Setup 19 ４ 4 Date Time Setup 19 ４ 5 Camera TV Setup 20 ４ 6 Display Setting and Other Setup 20 ４ 7 External Device Setup 20 ４ 8 Search 20 ４ 9 Backup 20 ４１0 DVR Info 20 Chapter ５ System Operation 21 ５１ Real Time Monito...

Page 5: ...layback and Playback Speed Control 33 ５９２ Smart Search 34 ５９３ POS Search 35 ５９ 4 Calendar Search 35 ５９ 5 Multi Time 35 ５９ 6 Multi Day 35 ５９ 7 Multi Channel 36 ５９ 8 Panorama Play 36 ５９ 9 Event 36 ５９１0 Backup 36 ５９１1 Screen Mode 36 ５１０ Log Viewer 36 ５１０１ Log Type 37 ５１０２ System Log Viewer 37 ５１１ Recording 38 ５１１１ Recording Types 38 ５１１２ Recording Setup 38 ５１１３ Recording Sta...

Page 6: ...ays 49 ６５２ HDD Overwrite 49 ６５３ Local Storage Management 49 ６６ Network 51 ６６１ Ethernet 51 ６６２ DDNS 51 ６６３ Port 52 ６６４ E mail 52 ６６５ Bandwidth 54 ６７ System 54 ６７１ DVR Name 54 ６７２ ID for Remote Controller 54 ６７３ ID For Keyboard Controller 55 ６７４ User Registration 55 ６７５ Admin Password 56 ６７６ Upgrade 56 ６７７ Factory Default 57 ６７８ Console POS Port 57 ６７９ Alarm 57 ６７ ...

Page 7: ...check to determine if the following accessories are included １１ HD SDI Real Time Pro DVR Models Chapter １ Introduction Remote Controller CD VMS VMS Manuals User Manual AAA 1 5V Batteries 2ea Power Cord Quick Setup Guide HDRPJ16 HDRP8 HDRP16 HDRP4 ...

Page 8: ...larm Recording Auto E mailing Notification Max 5 Users Privacy Zone Masking Covert Channel Digital Single Multi Zoom Smart Search Text Detection Search Multi Time Day Index Event Search Playback Panorama Playback Still Image Capture Full HD resolution Firmware Upgrade at Remote PC Site Remote Setup Backup and Relay control Screen Saver USB DVD Backup with Self Executable Player Backup Player Web M...

Page 9: ...se T Network Connection RJ 45 4 VGA OUT VGA Monitor or LCD Monitor Connection D SUB 15P 5 HDMI HDMI Output HDMI type C 6 TV CVBS Output BNC 7 CAMERA IN Video Camera Connection BNC 8 SPOT CCTV monitor connection to output images of the channel generating an event signal BNC 9 AUDIO IN Audio Input Connection RCA 10 AUDIO OUT Audio Output Connection Line Only Output RCA 11 e SATA External SATA USB Ty...

Page 10: ...channel generating an event signal BNC 3 AUDIO OUT Audio Output Connection Line Only Output RCA 4 HDMI HDMI Output HDMI type C 5 VGA OUT VGA Monitor or LCD Monitor Connection D SUB 15P 6 Ethernet Cable Modem Ethernet 10 100 Base T Network Connection RJ 45 7 CONFIG NTSC PAL HD XGA DIP S W 2 pin 8 e SATA External SATA USB Type A e SATA 9 CAMERA IN Video Camera Connection BNC 11 Power 12V 5A Level 5 ...

Page 11: ...10 Figure 2 2 HDRP8 Basic Connection and Device Connection Figure 2 3 HDRP16 Basic Connection and Device Connection Figure 2 4 HDRP4 Basic Connection and Device Connection ...

Page 12: ... regarding connection of other devices Item HDRPJ16 HDRP8 HDRP16 HDRP4 Audio 16 8 16 4 Sensor 4 4 4 4 Relay 1 1 1 1 POS 1 1 1 1 Connect the PTZ controller cable audio input output network and sensors as shown below Connecting Device DVR Terminal 1 SPOT Monitor CCTV Monitor Rear Panel SPOT 2 Mike Speaker Rear Panel Audio Input Audio Output 3 LAN Cable Rear Panel Ethernet 4 PTZ Camera Rear Panel Ter...

Page 13: ...S Connect Sensor Relay POS to the terminal block directly depending on the model Sensor and Relay Type NC Normal Close Normally closed opens when a signal is received NO Normal Open Normally open closes when a signal is received 1 Sensor Connection Connect the sensor to the terminal block S1 S4 depending on the model Each input terminal is connected relatively with the channel number 2 Relay Conne...

Page 14: ...n LED 8 USB Port Connection ports for USB mouse and or USB flash drive 9 ESC Exit the current menu or move to the upper menu 10 SPOT Spot Control PTZ PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom Control CAPTURE Capture the displaying image into USB BACKUP Save the recorded image at other media SEARCH Search the recorded Image 11 Reverse Play Fast Reverse RELAY Backward Playback Rewind in Playback Mode Relay Control in Monit...

Page 15: ...tant Playback in Monitoring mode 9 ESC Exit the current menu or selects the upper menu 10 USB Ports 11 POWER Turn the system power ON or OFF 12 POWER LED Power LED On Off 13 MOVE DISPLAY SELECT Moves from one category to another or changes the display mode 14 MENU Various Modes 15 SEARCH Search Recorded Images 16 BACKUP Save recorded images at other media 17 CAPTURE Capture a playing image into US...

Page 16: ...ious Modes 6 PLAY 7 Frame by Frame Play Frame by Frame 8 PAUSE Pause during playback 9 Reverse Frame by Frame 10 Reverse Play 11 IR Sensor Sensor for remote controller 12 POWER LED LED for Power status 13 RECORD LED Green LED during Recording 14 LABEL Brand Name and Model Name 15 USB USB mouse and or USB flash drive connection ports Playback Fast Forward Backward Playback Frame by Frame Backward P...

Page 17: ...e automatic screen conversion COPY Copy recorded videos PTZ Shift to the PTZ camera control mode MOVE Move from one category to another or change to the display mode UP DOWN Log Page Up Down C Search Button Playback Mode PLAY Play Fast Forward Play Fast forward LOG Frame by Frame Play forward frame by frame LOCK Pause Pause STATUS Reverse Frame by Frame Reverse play frame by frame RELAY Reverse Pl...

Page 18: ...ence Mode ON OFF B System Operation and Setup Button MENU Data Schedule System Setup ESC Exit the current menu or Move to the upper menu PREV Reverse PAUSE Pause FORWARD Forward BACKWARD Playback PLAY Play ３６ Mouse If mouse is connected to front panel USB mouse cursor will appear on screen as shown below Mouse Control Functions Right click Monitoring Mode Move from Play Mode to Monitoring Menu Po...

Page 19: ...t proper voltage is in use After power cable is connected booting will occur automatically When booting finishes the live screen and channel indication clock are shown Right click with the mouse or press MENU on the front panel to open the Menu window as shown below Figure 4 7 Menu Window ID and Password are required for initial installation Default ID and Password are shown below admin 00000 User...

Page 20: ...g Setup Recording Resolution Recording Quality Continuous Speed Event Speed Audio Text The initial recording setup is Recording Resolution 960H Recording Quality High Continuous Speed Off An example of a possible setup is shown in the image above For more details check 6 3 Recording Setup ４ 4 Date Time Setup Select Menu Setup Time Configure Time Server Date and Time Standard Time Zone ...

Page 21: ...l devices here For more information see 2 3 Connection of other devices Chapter 5 System Operation 6 2 Definition 6 6 Network and 6 7 System ４ 8 Search See 5 6 Search 5 7 Calendar Search 5 8 Playback and 5 10 Recording for details ４ 9 Backup Backup is available in Monitoring Search Log and Playback Mode See 5 11 Backup for further details ４１0 DVR Info Navigate to Menu Miscellaneous DVR Info Detai...

Page 22: ...Recording Event Recording Mode Indication Icons Recording Events Motion Detection Recording Sensor Recording Audio Recording Text Recording Recording Mode Video Recording Audio Recording Text Recording Recording Event Icons are still displayed even when recording stops Recording Mode Icons distinguish recording status Live Screen Icon Video is not connected Audio is activated Audio is muted No Sig...

Page 23: ... on whether they ve been given the authority or not For Authorization Setup navigate to Menu Setup System User Registration Functions available for Authorization Setup Network Live View images in real time via network access Playback View recorded images Copy Download Copy and download images from the network PTZ Control Utilize PTZ camera control Setup Access Recording Recording Schedule System S...

Page 24: ... After the system is booted images will be displayed on a screen divided into 16 9 divisions depending on the model With the exception of the initial boot the system will follow the user s screen division setting upon subsequent boots The division options vary depending on the model Figure 5 10 HDRPJ16 HDRP16 Divisions Figure 5 11 HDRP8 Divisions Figure 5 12 HDRP4 Divisions While in Basic Mode wit...

Page 25: ...ous Display Setting Pressing SELECT on front panel or remote Arrow Button with mouse initiates Auto Sequence mode Auto Sequence in Basic 1 4 9 Division Mode 1 16 2 3 1 Channel Mode Sequence 4 Channel Mode Sequence 9 Channel Mode Sequence ５３２Spot The Spot function is used to output a channel that is set with a certain function Spot has an independent monitor and output The priority for Spot is Ma...

Page 26: ...through Spot Navigate to Menu Miscellaneous Control Spot Sequence ５３３Menu in Monitoring Mode The user can control all functions available in Monitoring Mode via Menu Press the Menu button or right click with the mouse The Menu will then appear Select the desired item by using the arrow keys or the mouse Press the ESC button or right click with the mouse to exit the menu ５３４ Zoom Zoom is used t...

Page 27: ...een Control by using PTZ The user can monitor in real time with the PTZ camera The PTZ camera must be connected to the system For external connections refer to 2 3 Connection of Other Devices 3 Terminal block Navigate to Menu Setup Camera PTZ Configure Protocol ID Baud Rate Duration Tour Figure 5 15 PTZ Setup Baud rate can be selected at 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 Duration can be selected at 5 10 ...

Page 28: ...us or move iris to a certain spot of the image By designating these coordinates with a preset the camera can move to the same position later quickly Home Position Time If enabled and there are no controlling signals sent to PTZ camera after a certain time the camera will move automatically to the Preset No 1 position Preset No 1 is designated as Home Position ５４ System Information and Screen Setu...

Page 29: ...ing After selecting Display Setting the screen division changes to 1 channel mode and a menu pops up as shown below Options on this screen are Camera Title On Off Control Bar On Off Button Sound On Off Border Line Draw Width Color Screen Saver and Sequence Durations 1 10 seconds Figure 5 20 Display Setting Window ５４４Screen Saver The Monitor connected to the DVR can be shut down to protect the mo...

Page 30: ...io tab and select the channel to be enabled or muted HDRPJ16 HDRP16 support 16 audio channels HDRP8 supports 8 audio channels and HDRP4 supports 4 audio channels Navigate to the Relay tab All models support 1 output channel Navigate to the Text tab In regards to ethernet POS HDRPJ16 HDRP16 support 8ch POS HDRP8 supports 4ch POS and HDRP4 supports 1ch POS All models support 1ch mode for RS232 POS ...

Page 31: ... the first recorded data via Multi Channel Mode 4 Go to The Last Played Time The user can playback from the last played time via Multi Channel Mode 5 Pos Search Text Data can be searched and played back by Year Month Day Hour Minute and Text 1 3 Go To The First and Go To The Last are only available in Multi Channel ５７ Calendar Search ５７１ Search Mode From the real time monitoring screen navigate...

Page 32: ...de within Multi Time playback leads to Multi Time Search Date search operates exactly like Multi Channel Search The hourly recording status of the selected date can be viewed after selecting a desired date Select the start time and channel by using the arrow keys The hourly displayed video of the selected channel will then be displayed in the minute bar graph Move the timeline by using the arrow k...

Page 33: ... real time monitoring screen select Menu Search POS Search A search window will appear as shown below ５８２Year Month Day Text Time Selection Select date time Time index Text 1 3 and start time for the channel ５８３Search Playback Select Start then select a searched item in the list Playback can then be selected Figure 5 28 Playback Screen ...

Page 34: ... There are a variety of playback options with the HD SDI Real Time Pro DVR s Smart Search POS Search Calendar Search Multi Time Multi Day Multi Channel Panorama Play Event Play Zoom Play ５９１Playback and Playback Speed Control In Playback mode the user can play back video contents by using buttons as shown below After the data is played to the end the data of the next time zone will be automatica...

Page 35: ...es Fast reverse ⅹ2 Press three times Fast reverse ⅹ4 Press four times Fast reverse ⅹ8 Press five times Fast reverse ⅹ16 Press six times Fast reverse ⅹ32 Press seven times Fast reverse ⅹ300 Pressing one more time in x300 switches back to x1 ESC Exit Playback Mode Status bar indicating information of hourly recorded image data and speed Right click or select menu button in Playback Mode to make the ...

Page 36: ... and press Playback to begin search Figure 5 33 Smart Search Motion Detection Window The search procress may take some time Playback can be begin after the search is complete ５９３ POS Search Recorded Text Data must be searched in order to play it back ５９４ Calendar Search Navigate to Menu Search Calendar Search a search window will appear ５９ 5 Multi Time The user can play back the recorded imag...

Page 37: ...ckup The user can save a backup of image data and capture the image into CD External Device Backup Save the recorded data into CD External Device Snapshot Capture and save the currently displayed screen ５９１1 Screen Mode Screen division is available both in Playback mode and Monitoring Mode 1 4 9 16 Mode can be selected Select the screen division mode with the mouse front panel arrow keys or remo...

Page 38: ...lure All Logs related to all system operations ５１０２ System Log Viewer In real time monitoring mode navigate to Menu Miscellaneous Log Viewer Log List Window will appear On the activated calendar window select the desired date year month day by using the arrow keys and Select button The user can check the time and the log type by using the arrow keys in the log list Use Up Down buttons to check t...

Page 39: ... be initiated based on the general frame rate Motion When motion is detected the recording will be initiated based on the event frame value Sensor When an input signal from an external sensor is generated the recording will be initiated based on the event frame value Audio When audio is detected the recording will be initiated based on the event frame value Text When a text is received from a POS ...

Page 40: ...he selected time All channels containing data at the time of backup are backed up automatically For remaining backup procedures see 5 33 Common Backup Procedure ５１２３ Backup in Log Mode Select a date in Menu Miscellaneous Log Viewer then select a log related to the data to be backed up All channels containing data at the time of backup are backed up automatically If a log has been generated for o...

Page 41: ...r choosing the start and end time Change year month day hour minute second by using the arrow keys then press the ESC button Changing the backup time causes the name of the directory to be backed up to be changed If the file to be backed up exceed s the free space on the device its size will be displayed in either a yellow or red box Yellow meaning that it is capable of rerecording red if it isn t...

Page 42: ...u Setup System Upgrade Setup after inserting the backup device This method allows the user to upgrade a new device with the current setup values easily ５１４Log Backup Back up logs including General Recording Event Network Fail using Log Backup Navigate to Menu Backup Log backup and start the backup process after selection of the desired events Figure 5 41 Log Backup Log files are created in a fold...

Page 43: ...u Backup Capture in real time monitoring Playback or Log modes When only one USB 2 0 backup device excluding ODD devices is searched the JPG file is stored in the same device If there are two or more USB 2 0 storage devices excluding ODD devices a window for selecting the desired device will be displayed If the selected device is an ODD device a prompt asking whether to back up to the ODD device w...

Page 44: ...nchronize the time of the DVR system with DTS When the DTS time or a zone is changed the change is reflected on DVR systems belonging to the network the synchronization signals are broadcasted without passing through the router or gateway The DVR time server does not support automatic connection 2 Daylight Saving Time DST Setup Regardless of to whether NTP server or DST server is referred DST is a...

Page 45: ...Zone Select Standard Time Zone In the selection window select the desired standard time zone 2 DST By using the arrow keys and the Select button select Summer Time In the selection window select On Off 3 Start Time By using the arrow keys and the Select button select Start Time In the selection window set up Start Time 4 End Time By using the arrow keys and the Select button select End Time In the...

Page 46: ...nnect each camera channel When the camera channel is set to disconnected the video contents will not be displayed even if the camera is connected physically still Title Name each camera Max 20 digits are available Adjust Adjust Brightness Contrast Color Saturation Sharpen Camera ６２２ PTZ Set up the protocol and baud rate of the PTZ Camera ...

Page 47: ...may occur Drag the yellow pixel cursor with the mouse front panel or remote controller and select pixels where motion detection doesn t apply The selected area will turn brown Select Exit to finish 2 Motion Sensitivity Lowest Low Middle High Highest 3 Sound Sensitivity Lowest Low Middle High Highest 4 Sensor Type Select the sensor type 5 EOL Select EOL functionality On Off ６２５ Relay Select the r...

Page 48: ...ed based on the event frame value Sound When audio is detected recording will be initiated based on the event frame value Text Input When a text is received from POS device recording will be initiated based on the event frame value Text Search All text search results will be sent to a specified email address with details ６３３ Recording 1 Recording Resolution Set the resolution of the channel for ...

Page 49: ... is used to generate alarms via Buzzer PTZ Preset E mail Relay Spot Popup when an event occurs PTZ presets can be configured between 1 16 The popup function causes a warning window to appear in real time monitoring mode giving the user details of the event ６３５Duration Set up Pre Recording ON OFF and Post Recording 5 10 15 20 60 150 300 seconds In Pre Recording images of the last 7 seconds before...

Page 50: ... After setting the holiday select Save at the bottom of the menu ６５ Storage Figure 6 48 Storage Window Local To apply new settings in the Storage menu be sure to save the setting after making changes Reset initializes the menu to its basic settings ６５１ Max Recording Days Recording days can be limited with this function None 1day 7days 30days User setting 1 31 ６５２ HDD Overwrite Select On Off f...

Page 51: ...ed as dedicated storage Otherwise recorded data cannot be stored in real time 2 Composition of the local storage device There are three software status types Active Connected to storage or backup device currently saving data Online Only connected to storage or backup device Offline Not connected to storage or backup device There are three hardware status types Healthy Connected to storage or backu...

Page 52: ...k Select TCP IP Save after filling in IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway Primary DNS and Secondary DNS ６６２ DDNS As part of the DNS system the Dynamic Domain Name System DDNS service updates IP addresses of the host name in real time and allocates fixed domain names to systems linked to dynamic IP addresses to allow users to use the same DNS name regardless of the change of the IP address A d...

Page 53: ...p the network port The default value is 50100 a randomly chosen value can be used depending on the network environment The Web Server Port is used to connect the DVR for remote monitoring The Web Port Default is 80 but can be set between 2000 65527 Figure 6 50 Network Port Window ６６４ E mail Navigate to Menu Setup Network E mail To use the e mail function DNS or sub DNS in Menu Setup Network Ethe...

Page 54: ... System Alarm or E mail in Menu Setup Action Alarm Figure 6 53 Setup Network E Mail Window 2 Relay SMTP is set to Gmail as default but when Default in menu tab is selected this will change the email address to dvr cctvuser com Receiver Email can be set up to 5 users email addresses Email Interval can be set to 5 sec 1 min 3 min 5 min 10 min ...

Page 55: ...troller Unique system controller number setting 4 User Registration Used to register add or delete users 5 Admin Password Used to set password for the Local System Administrator 6 Upgrade Upgrades system firmware system setup 7 Factory Setup Initialize Setup Factory default value except for network value 8 POS Set Ethernet POS or RS232 9 Alarm Set alarm On Off and alarm format 10 Alarm Duration Se...

Page 56: ...4 Remote Controller ID is set as 3 ６７３ ID For Keyboard Controller Navigate to Menu Setup System ID for Key Controller In the selection window enter ID by using arrow keys and Select button numbers 1 255 available for ID ６７４ User Registration Add edit or delete the users to operate the system and give authorizations to users as shown below System Access Authorization Network Live View real time...

Page 57: ...cause damage to the system The DVR will restart when the upgrade is complete 2 Firmware Upgrade Select Firmware the upgrade file list stored in the selected device and simple version information of the selected file are then displayed After selecting a file the Firmware Upgrade window will appear Figure 6 55 Firmware Upgrade Progressing Window Downgrading to a previous version is not supported The...

Page 58: ...Establishes the duration of the alarm triggered by recording and system events Navigate to Menu Setup System Alarm Duration In selection window set Alarm Duration by using arrow keys and select button ６７１１ Menu Time Out If no input is made in the System Setup menu via the front buttons remote controller or mouse the system will automatically shift to real time monitoring mode Navigate to Menu Se...

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