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Digimerge VCD304161, Installation And User Manual

The Digimerge VCD304161 is a high-quality security camera system, offering advanced features for enhanced surveillance. With easy installation and user-friendly controls, you can effectively monitor your property. For detailed instructions and guidance, the free Installation and User Manual can be downloaded from manualshive.com, ensuring a seamless setup and optimal performance.

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1.

 

SYSTEM STRUCTURE AND INSTALLATION

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2.

 

EXPLANATIONS FOR EACH FUNCTION

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2.1

 

F

RONT 

P

ANEL

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2.2

 

IR

 

R

EMOTE 

C

ONTROLLER

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2.3

 

R

EAR 

P

ANEL

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2.4

 

PTZ

 

CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 8

 

3.

 

INSTALLATION

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3.1

 

C

ONNECTING 

P

ERIPHERAL 

D

EVICES

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3.2

 

S

YSTEM 

S

TARTUP AND 

S

HUTDOWN

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4.

 

OPERATION

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4.1

 

L

OG 

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N

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4.2

 

R

EAL TIME 

L

IVE 

M

ODE

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4.3

 

R

ECORDING 

I

MAGE 

P

LAYBACK 

M

ODE

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4.4

 

S

EARCH 

R

ECORDING 

I

MAGE

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5.

 

SETTING

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5.1

 

R

ECORDER 

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G

ENERAL

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5.2

 

R

ECORDER

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IME 

&

 

D

ATE

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5.3

 

R

ECORDER

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ACKUP

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5.4

 

R

ECORDER

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ISK 

F

ORMAT

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5.5

 

D

ELETING HARD DRIVE DATA AND SETUP CONFIGURATION

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5.6

 

R

ECORDER

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ASSWORDS

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5.7

 

R

ECORDER

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OG 

O

FF

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5.8

 

C

AMERA

-C

OMMON

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5.9

 

C

AMERA

-R

ECORDING

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5.10

 

C

AMERA

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CHEDULE

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5.11

 

C

AMERA

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OLOR

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C

AMERA

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PTZ............................................................................................................................................................................ 52

 

5.13

 

C

AMERA

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A

UDIO

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5.14

 

A

LARM 

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N

/O

UT

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5.15

 

A

LARM

-M

OTION 

A

LARM

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5.16

 

A

LARM

-V

IDEO 

L

OSS

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5.17

 

A

LARM

-S

MART 

A

LARM

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5.18

 

N

ETWORK

-IP

 

S

ETTING

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5.19

 

N

ETWORK

-D

YNAMIC 

IP

 

S

ERVER

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5.20

 

N

ETWORK

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VENT NOTIFICATION

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5.21

 

S

YSTEM

-S

YSTEM 

I

NFORMATION

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5.22

 

S

YSTEM

-S

YSTEM 

L

OG

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5.23

 

S

YSTEM

-S

YSTEM 

U

PGRADE

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5.24

 

S

YSTEM

-I

MPORT 

S

ETUP

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5.25

 

S

YSTEM

-E

XPORT 

S

ETUP

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5.26

 

S

YSTEM

-F

ACTORY 

D

EFAULT

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6.

 

REMOTE SETTING............................................................................................................................................. 70

 

6.1

 

R

EMOTE 

S

YSTEM 

S

ETTING

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6.2

 

I

F THE 

VCD

 SERIES IS CONNECTED TO A NETWORK

,

 SOME OF THE SYSTEM SETTINGS CAN BE CHANGED FROM 

REMOTE SITES

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 USING THE 

I

NTERNET 

E

XPLORER WEB BROWSER

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E

NTER THE 

IP

 ADDRESS OF THE 

VCD

 SERIES 

DVR

 

FOLLOWED BY 

“:2000”

 IN THE ADDRESS BAR OF 

I

NTERNET 

E

XPLORER

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P

ORT 

2000

 IS THE DEFAULT PORT

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6.3

 

R

EMOTE 

M

ONITORING

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Summary of Contents for VCD304161

Page 1: ...VCD 300 Series 4 8 16 Channel Network DVR Models VCD304161 VCD308161 VCD316161 Installation User Manual Digimerge Technologies Inc V 103105 ...

Page 2: ...WARNING TO REDUCE FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE THE UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to all local codes ...

Page 3: ...re 2 Do not dismantle or assemble the product It may cause malfunction or fire 3 Enquire from your vendor for repair It may cause electric shock or fire if the repair is not done properly 4 Do not touch the product with wet hands It may cause malfunction or electric shock 5 Matters must be ensured to a professional for product installation It may cause malfunction electric shock or fire 6 Consult ...

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Page 5: ...e grounding to connect the power cord It may cause fire 2 Do not connect on the middle of power cord or use extension cord It may generate heat or cause fire 3 Do not touch the power cord with wet hands It may cause electric shock 4 Keep power cord dry and protect from humidity It may generate heat or cause fire The power cord is not waterproof 5 Hold the body of the plug while removing the power ...

Page 6: ...ERA RECORDING 44 5 10 CAMERA SCHEDULE 48 5 11 CAMERA COLOR 50 5 12 CAMERA PTZ 52 5 13 CAMERA AUDIO 53 5 14 ALARM IN OUT 54 5 15 ALARM MOTION ALARM 56 5 16 ALARM VIDEO LOSS 57 5 17 ALARM SMART ALARM 57 5 18 NETWORK IP SETTING 58 5 19 NETWORK DYNAMIC IP SERVER 60 5 20 NETWORK EVENT NOTIFICATION 61 5 21 SYSTEM SYSTEM INFORMATION 63 5 22 SYSTEM SYSTEM LOG 64 5 23 SYSTEM SYSTEM UPGRADE 65 5 24 SYSTEM I...

Page 7: ...D 300 SERIES DVR 75 8 2 LIST OF THE PORTS TO BE OPENED ON THE ROUTER FOR INTERNET CONNECTION 76 8 3 HOW TO CONFIGURE RECORD PLAYBACK AND LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ON THE DVR THROUGH THE NETWORK 77 8 4 HOW TO VIEW AND LISTEN TO THE AUDIO USING THE REMOTE AGENT SOFTWARE ON THE NETWORK 78 8 5 HOW TO SETUP CONTINUOUS MOTION ALARM RECORDING ON THE VCD 300 SERIES 79 9 WARRANTY 82 ...

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Page 9: ...corder Keep the carton and packaging materials for moving or storage purposes later Note If any of these items are missing or damaged notify your vendor immediately Qty Accessories 1 User Manual 1 IR Remote Controller 1 Remote Agent CD 1 Power cable 2 Power battery AAA Size 1 Rack Mount Set 2 I O Terminal Block ...

Page 10: ...face Port to connect to external storage equipment 7 Remote Control Receiver Receives input signal of the Remote Controller 8 Power Button Use to turn the Power On Off 9 Select Channel The channel image will change when the corresponding up down left and right button is pressed This is same as using cursor key direction key on the main screen 10 ENTER Button Use to enter detail menu go into the ne...

Page 11: ...Note Refer to Image Backup for detailed explanation of USB storage devices supported by EM 3000 series 2 1 7 Remote Controller Receiver VCD can be operated conveniently using the remote controller Receives input signal from the remote controller 2 1 8 Power Button Connect the power cable of the product before pressing this button to turn the power on and off 2 1 9 Select Channel These buttons are ...

Page 12: ...e Playback Mode for detailed image searching method 2 1 17 Shuttle Jog Shuttle dial is used to playback recording images The inner dial is called Jog and the outer dial is called Shuttle The Jog Shuttle dial has two kinds of functions The Shuttle is used to speed up the playback speed of images by turning it clockwise or anti clockwise Playback speed is indicated as x2 x4 x8 x16 x32 on the lower e...

Page 13: ...kwards Button 19 EVENT Button 20 BACKUP Button 21 F O E Button 22 RETURN 23 OSD Button 24 SEQ Button 25 F1 Use to enter ID 26 F2 Use to enter ID Note F O E Button use only on remote controller The object in the recorded image might show the feathering effect during frame playback because images at 704x480 PAL 704 576 resolution have higher vertical resolution than 704x240 PAL 704 288 or 352 240 PA...

Page 14: ...Move Direction Diagonal Direction Button Return Diagonal Direction Button To move Direction 2 2 1 Setting IR Remote Controller As one IR Remote Controller can control several DVR s the ID will have to be assigned to use each Remote Controller on each product The following method below is to set the ID on the IR Remote Controller Default ID will be 00 1 Insert the battery into the IR Remote Control...

Page 15: ...ideo input terminal to output the image on the main monitor 6 Select NTSC PAL Select the signal system NTSC PAL 7 AUDIO IN Connect Audio Input Device with Amp 8 AUDIO OUT Connect Audio Output Device with Amp 9 ALARM SENSOR RS 485 Use this terminal to connect external input sensors on channels 1 4 Supports N O or N C Connect the RS 485 signal output or the relay for P T Z camera control 10 VGA Port...

Page 16: ...Video output Use the S Video cable to connect the VCD with the monitor which has S Video Input 2 3 6 Select NTSC PAL Turn off the power on the VCD series and select the NTSC PAL switch correctly Then turn on the power again 2 3 7 Audio In Connect an Audio Input Device Note Input voltage of audio input device is line level Use of an audio output device with an amplifier is recommended 2 3 8 Audio O...

Page 17: ... 19 RELAY2 25 NO Connect 16 SENSOR3 GND 21 GND 17 SENSOR4 GND Refer to the picture below for connecting I I O Terminal Block to the Alarm Sensor RS485 port which is at the back panel of the VCD 316 system First connect RS485 R1B to the upper part and Sensor1 GND to the lower part Upper part of I O Terminal Block Lower part of I O Terminal Block 2 4 PTZ CONNECTIONS Physical connections The RS485 co...

Page 18: ... be fixed Consult your network administrator for proper network configuration 2 4 3 Power Input Connect to main power cord of the system Caution Before plugging in the power cord to the system check if the power is in accordance with the system specification Single Phase AC 115 230V 2 4 4 Input Power Switch Input power can be used in accordance with the user environment Check input power before in...

Page 19: ...tach a rubber mount for installation If a 19 inch rack is used it is recommended to install the system on shelve and use 2 5 3U 1U 1 75 inch or 4 45 cm space for proper ventilation Note Install the system in location with good ventilation to prevent overheating Caution Depending on the grounding if the coaxial cable connecting to the camera has any risk or danger of electric shock shutdown the pow...

Page 20: ...ormal shutdown such as a power failure Register an admin password after inputting the power and turning ON the system This prevents others from modifying the settings If a password is not required press OK without entering the password Enter the Password and press the OK button Re enter once more to confirm Caution Please write down your password and keep in a safe spot in the event that it is for...

Page 21: ...sers can use one system using different passwords Refer to the Recorder Password for the user setting method 3 2 2 System Shutdown To turn the power off press the power button for proper shutdown of the system Do not shutdown the power by pulling the power plug The message below will appear when the Power button is pressed to shutdown the system ...

Page 22: ...the internal watchdog circuit is activated in order to reset the system for rebooting within 2 minutes The system will then recover normally It will also automatically reboot even when there is a power failure However if major parts such as a hard disk are physically damaged it is impossible to recover normally This will cause continuous rebooting by watchdog or deadlock without reset Countermeasu...

Page 23: ...ries has various on screen menu settings The administrator can set the system password and User to prevent unauthorized changes to setting values and alteration to recorded files You must log in with your password to access the menu setup ...

Page 24: ...enever the button is pressed the OSD display will toggle between appearance and disappearance The following is the explanation of each item displayed on the screen 1 Channel Name Shows camera title of the location Refer to Setting Camera Common to input camera location 2 Recording Status Indicates present recording recording mode camera information such as PTZ and icons for activating motion and a...

Page 25: ...st Forward Playback Indicates X2 X4 X8 X16 X32 P T Z Control Activating Automatic Screen Sequence Continuous Recording c Using Zoom Function Motion Detection Recording m Using PTZ Function Audio Activating Recording a Continuous Alarm Activating Recording c a Motion Detection Alarm Activating Recording m a Continuous Motion Detection Recording While Alarm Activates While Using Digital Zoom Functio...

Page 26: ...utton from the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller The latest recorded image will begin playback It is easy to use the Front Panel s Jog Shuttle to playback recording files Turn the Jog ring and the recorded files can be seen backwards or forwards frame by frame Turn the Shuttle ring and the playback speed can be controlled 2 4 8 16 32 times while playing backwards or forwards The below picture is...

Page 27: ...age by clicking the calendar with the arrow button The date with the recorded image will be indicated in gray 2 Move the arrow button to the date desired before pressing the Enter button of the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller 3 Move the cursor to the time graph below for the desired hour range 4 From the minute unit graph select the minute 5 Move the cursor and press the OK button the recorded...

Page 28: ...own below Use the arrow button to move to each day month year and time hour min secs AM PM category for entering date and time Enter the date and time before pressing the OK button and the picture will appear as shown below to show the image of the searched date time If the image does not appear and there is no recorded image press the button to playback the recorded images ...

Page 29: ...categories may be indicated on the Event Viewer 1 Alarm by Sensor 2 Alarm by Motion 3 Alarm by Video Loss Select the time and press the Enter or button of the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller to playback the image of the time with activating event 4 4 4 Go to the First Go to the first screen of the recorded image This is the oldest image recorded 4 4 5 Go to the Last Go to the last screen of th...

Page 30: ...D YYYY Time Format AM PM Date Time Daylight Saving US Device From To Backup Size HDD Disk Disk Format Size Admin Passwords User1 5 Default Recorder Log Off Title CHn Security Mode Off Show Title Security Common Auto Deleting None IPS 30 Quality Standard Sensitive 80 Area 전체 선택 Tracking Off Audio None Recording Record ON Schedule Select Camera Bright 0 Contrast 0 Color 0 Tint 0 Sharp 0 Color AGC On...

Page 31: ...ss IP Setting Band Width Limit Dynamic IP Server 220 73 179 38 TCP Port 43300 Dynamic IP Server UDP Port 11000 Notification Server Email Notify Email List Host Name SMTP Server SMTP ID Network Event Notification SMTP Password Signal System NTSC Software Version Firmware Version Disk Usage IP Address System Information MAC Address Log Number Log Type System Log Date Time Upgrade From CD RW or USB D...

Page 32: ...al pixel number of a pages The resolution is indicated as horizontal X vertical pixel number Select one setting from 352 240 704 240 704 480 Default is 352 240 As the resolution number increases the picture quality is higher In fact 352 240 is the VHS level When a higher quality camera is used 704 480 shows the DVD level picture quality When the picture quality gets higher the storage capacity is ...

Page 33: ...tandard 3 5KB 704 240 Standard Quality Standard 5 10KB 704 480 Standard Quality Standard 10 20KB 5 1 2 Sequence Dwell When real time image mode is in automatic sequencing mode set the time interval between each screen sequence Sequence Dwell function is for the user to select certain time intervals between each page For example when a sequence function is activated on the 1 screen mode the next sc...

Page 34: ...the method to set the ID of the IR Remote Controller Default ID is 00 1 Insert battery into IR Remote Controller AAA Size 2 2 Press the F1 and F2 buttons of the IR Remote Controller together for more than 2 seconds 3 Check if the LED lights up on the IR Remote Controller 4 Press the ID Number between 00 99 by using the number button of the IR Remote Controller ex 03 55 5 By using the direction key...

Page 35: ...ironment the user can select several languages presently supports Chinese English and Japanese Select the language and the entire menu will change to the selected language The screens below shows that Korean and Japanese have been selected Korean Menu Screen Japanese Menu Screen ...

Page 36: ...ntroller to move to the desired category 2 Press the Enter button on the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller to start editing 3 Allocate the cursor by using the left and right buttons on the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller for editing and use the up and down button to change the value 4 Press the Enter button on the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller to confirm the editing ...

Page 37: ... 3 Time Format Set the time display format Time format can be selected either by a 24 hour or 12 hour base AM or PM 5 2 4 Daylight Saving Select the daylight saving time for each country Daylight saving time setting is automatically processed when the country is selected Supported countries are displayed in the table below No Country Representative Region No Country Representative Region 1 None GM...

Page 38: ...ive will be shown differently according to the model Refer to the CD RW Drive manual for detailed information An error message will appear when the CD RW is not installed or not properly connected Note Consult with your vendor if detailed information on the CD RW is required Note The following is a list of media supported in the internal CD RW of the VCD series CD R Acer AMT CMC Kodak LeadData Max...

Page 39: ...a capacity is more than the storage capacity backup will not proceed Select the channel by using the cursor and pressing the Enter button 4 Select Viewer to write the Viewer program to the CD Files created in the backup program can be viewed in either the Viewer or in Remote Agent 5 After selecting all the items press the OK button to proceed to the next screen The backup program will Extract the ...

Page 40: ...31 When the backup has been done properly the message will appear below If the operation was canceled during backup the error message will appear below ...

Page 41: ...erted on the drive the following error message will appear below If the space of the CD R is too small or the storage capacity is too huge the following error message will appear You can prepare a larger capacity CD R or decrease the time of the backup image ...

Page 42: ...t the Disk Format category and the following screen will appear Select the HDD to format and check the capacity Press the OK button and the formatting will proceed The HDD cannot be formatted when there is only one It can be formatted when the HDD is installed for the first time An error message will appear below preceding the format Thus check the user and installation status ...

Page 43: ... TO DELETE ALL THE SAVED DATA YES NO 4 The last screen will show the following information DATA FILES VIDEO AUDIO SETUP DELETE CANCEL OPTIONS a VIDEO AUDIO Check on the Video audio option to delete data from the hard drive s If this option is selected the unit will take some time to delete all the files The time will depend on the hard drive size and the amount of data b SETUP Check on the SETUP o...

Page 44: ...er of User is five 5 and the settings can be done differently for all 5 6 2 Password Select the password to change the maximum number of characters to four 4 The following screen will appear below when the Enter button on New category is pressed Enter the desired password and press the OK button to save Note To go inside the editing state use the Enter button on the Front Panel or IR Remote Contro...

Page 45: ... number button to move the cursor and press the Enter button before inserting the number To insert the password by using the remote controller s number button press the Enter button on the input column The column will change to white and a password can be set by using the number button ...

Page 46: ...37 Enter a new password After entering the password re enter the same password again ...

Page 47: ... is complete a message will appear informing you that the password had been entered successfully An error message will appear when the password is inputted incorrectly After setting the password do not forget to inform other users ...

Page 48: ...wer Off The power of the system can be on and off 2 Playback Recorded image can be played back 3 Setup Each category can be set at the system setup 4 Camera Only selected camera images can be seen depending on the User 5 6 4 Default screen is all cameras are un checked The image of the camera can be shown on the screen once the user login is selected Press the Authorization button and following sc...

Page 49: ...horized password to activate system or to go inside the setting menu again You must Log off after changing the setting values so that no unauthorized activation can be done Log off prevents admin and user from using Press the Power button on the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller to shut down the system ...

Page 50: ...on the recorded files When the file is played back on the system or remote site the camera title will be indicated on the image file during playback The default camera title is CHn where n is the channel number A maximum of 15 characters can be inserted including capital small letters numbers or spaces To move to the next group of channels press the 1 8 or 9 16 buttons ...

Page 51: ...sed the page no will go up On the Up row press 1 button and it will go up by one page press the 10 button and it will go up by 10 pages press the 100 button and it will go up by 100 pages 3 Press the Last button and it will move to the last page 4 Press the Space button to have space between letters 5 The page number will go down whenever the buttons on the Down row is pressed It is same as using ...

Page 52: ...ecurity 2 Security Mode On Show Title Hide 3 Security Mode On Show Title Show 4 Security Mode Off Show Title Show 1 2 3 4 5 8 4 Auto Deleting Set recording periods for each channel Recording periods can be set from a minimum of 1 day to a maximum of 30 days If the recording period is set as 30 days the data after 30days will be deleted automatically When 1 day is selected it will be applied to the...

Page 53: ...saic phenomena tends to appear which the artifact is caused by high compression In contrast blocking phenomena disappears as quality goes higher The required storage space per image increases which leads to the shortening of the total recorded period Therefore consideration should be given to the recording period importance of each camera image and the quality of analog signals when setting the re...

Page 54: ...a is selected The movement will be detected according to the area selected Motion detection will not be done if the area is not set Set the area by using the direction key on the Front Panel or the IR Remote Controller The method to set the area is shown below 1 Use the cursor to move to the area for setting on the screen ...

Page 55: ... change Use the direction key to increase the setting area 3 Once the setting area is completed press the Enter button for confirmation 4 Press the OK button to save the contents of the settings 5 Once the area is set the box will be checked as the picture above ...

Page 56: ...io Select the audio channel to use among the 4 audio input channels Note Use an amp equipped device while connecting to the audio input output device Although audio is mapped from this menu audio recording cannot be done if the audio is not ON from Camera Audio 5 9 7 Record Controls whether to record the channel connected or not If recording is not required on the selected channel even when the ca...

Page 57: ...c Continuous Continuous recording 2 m Motion detection Motion detection recording 3 a Alarm activated Alarm activated recording 4 ca Continuous Alarm activated recording 5 ma Motion detection Alarm activated recording 6 cm Continuous Motion detection recording Note 1 If the recording is done with ca or ma the recording will be recorded in continuous or in motion detection When the alarm activates ...

Page 58: ...ection and input the month date by pressing the Up and Down button on the Front Panel or IR Remote Controller 3 After inputting the desired holiday date press the Add button on the right side 4 Check whether the assigned date has been inputted on the screen 5 To move the screen use the Up and Down buttons 6 Close the screen by pressing the Close button and enter the schedule setup screen It will b...

Page 59: ...ontrast color and tint of the connected camera Each setting value can be set or value from the present value 5 11 1 Bright Adjust the brightness shades of the channel If the entire image is dark or bright to a great extent adjust to the value ...

Page 60: ...as the adjustment of this value is not required 5 11 4 Tint Set the color hue of connected cameras In most cases except for the deterioration of cameras or very low quality cameras the adjustment of this value is not required 5 11 5 Sharp Increase the clarity by increasing the sharpness of the image It is efficient when objects blur but it is not recommendable to use the setting value too high as ...

Page 61: ...2400 baud rate no parity 8bit 1 stop bit 8 Smart Scan 9600 baud rate even parity 8bit 1 stop bit 9 VC_C4 9600 baud rate no parity 8bit 1 stop bit 10 Vicon 4800 baud rate no parity 8bit 1 stop bit New protocols added from firmware version 1 14 and above 11 DXR 500 9600 baud rate no parity 8bit 0 stop bit 12 MRX 1000 9600 baud rate even parity 8bit 0 stop bit 13 Phillips GS 9600 baud rate even parit...

Page 62: ... is turned on 5 Check if the wiring to P T Z controllers are correct 5 13 Camera Audio Select whether or not to use audio recording Select On Off in the audio section for each camera To use the audio function connect the audio system speaker and microphone when setting the system 5 13 1 Two Way Audio The Two Way Audio function is to hear voice and talk from both sides of the system and RemoteAgent...

Page 63: ...the alarm Press the Enter button and select On Off 5 14 2 Camera Select camera channel number to connect with the alarm When the sensor activates the image of the corresponding camera image will be recorded according to the frame set Recording time of the sensor changes according to the sensor type and alarm schedule It will change back to the previous status when recording is done ...

Page 64: ... the group stop recording When the relay output for the sensor has been set it will activate together with the sensor 5 14 6 Dwell Set the recording period from the start of the sensor input activation During this period the corresponding camera image will record according to the frame and alarm relay output set The recording stops and the alarm output is turned off when the setting period has ela...

Page 65: ...ed Each camera can be set for a different number of frames 5 15 4 Dwell Set the period of recording when motion ends after motion activates This is different from the Dwell time in Alarm In Out category The Dwell time in Motion Alarm category is a period of recording from the point when the motion disappears after motion activation 5 15 5 Pre Alarm Sets recording time just before perceiving alarm ...

Page 66: ...the opposite of Dwell time and records the time before the Video Loss activates For example Pre Alarm is set as 20 seconds If the alarms activates at 14 30 00 on 14th of February the recording starts from 14 29 40 on 14th of Feb 5 17 Alarm Smart Alarm The user can set the Smart Alarm indication and alarm dwell time relating to the hard disk pre hand before the error or problem occurs on the hard d...

Page 67: ...tons on the remote control Note Consult your vendor if user wants to use a modem 5 18 1 Type Select the network connect type Select either a LAN or DHCP 5 18 2 IP Address Input the IP address assigned to the VCD series system Note Use a fixed IP for the system IP For the system IP use the IP that is not used by other PC s or DVR s ...

Page 68: ...outer from the remote The Default is 192 168 0 1 5 18 5 MAC Address The MAC address assigned to the VCD series system is displayed The MAC Address cannot be modified 5 18 6 Band Width Limit Set the bandwidth when limiting network transmit speed Check the Use Limit category and set the bandwidth Below is the screen for setting the bandwidth 5 18 7 Web Port Set the web port to be used to view the ca...

Page 69: ...ck the On Off category 5 19 1 Dynamic IP Server Input IP address of the Dynamic IP Server Note Current IP address server Since October 2005 IP address 069 090 141 017 5 19 2 TCP Port Input port number to communicate with the Dynamic IP Server Default 43300 5 19 3 UDP Port Input UDP port number to communicate with the Dynamic IP Server Default 11000 ...

Page 70: ... an event activated by getting the event through the PC with a RemoteAgent To use this function tick the Notification Sever category Enter the IP address of the PC to get the image transmitted when there is an event To get the event the PC with the RemoteAgent should be running When there is an event the event will be sent to the RemoteAgent with log file shown below ...

Page 71: ...pens Press the Edit button and a virtual keyboard will appear to enter DVR s name 5 20 4 SMTP Server Enter the servers IP to receive e mail after an event activates on the image Tick the Login before using the server ID and Password Enter the SMTP ID and SMTP Password 5 20 5 SMTP ID Input the ID of the e mail for the event activating image Press the Edit button and a virtual keyboard will appear t...

Page 72: ...e information screen can be different based on the model number and the system environment 5 21 1 Signal System The type of video signal is displayed NTSC or PAL 5 21 2 Software Version Software version installed in the system is displayed 5 21 3 Firmware Version Firmware version of the system is displayed ...

Page 73: ... the Up Down button and press the Enter button You can display previous information or move to the next page 5 22 1 Log Type These are the operations that happen in the system The operations that happen in the system are briefly notified Displayed Log Type are displayed 1 Power On 2 Power Off 3 Record On 4 Record Off 5 Setup Begin 6 Setup End 7 Playback Begin 8 Playback End 9 Disk Full 10 System T...

Page 74: ...stem Media is displayed when the Scan button is pressed 5 23 2 Device Displays the type of selected upgrade media To upgrade the media using the internal CD RW follow these steps 1 Prepare upgrade image CD 2 Put the prepared CD inside the CD RW of the system 3 Select CD ROM from the Select category on the upgrade menu Select the Start button Copy the upgrade file from the CD ...

Page 75: ...ally reboot after the upgrade 5 23 3 Host Address Input the host server address when upgrading through the TFTP server 5 23 4 Current Version Displays the version of the software that is being used in the system 5 23 5 New Version Displays the version of the software that you want to set in the system 5 23 6 Progress Displays the progress while upgrading ...

Page 76: ...ll display the device list of connected USB and CD RW Since the setting size file is very small on the Import Export Setup only the USB disk is supported Therefore this function is not available on the CD RW When the OK button is pressed after selecting the USB disk the display version information and set system is shown ...

Page 77: ...68 5 25 System Export Setup Export setting value of the system to the USB disk Use Import to set the value on other DVR s ...

Page 78: ...g and password All the setting values except for the network setting and passwords will return to the default value when the Yes button is pressed Note In the System Default setting the entire values will be returned to the default setting thus desired setting values should be kept separately for future use Shown below is the screen when all the setting values are applied when the Return button is...

Page 79: ... network settings Examples LAN IP address of DVR 192 168 45 37 Type on the Internet Explorer address bar http 192 168 45 37 2000 Public WAN IP address of DVR site 205 207 126 241 Type in the Internet Explorer address bar http 205 207 126 241 2000 The picture below is first screen that appears for the system s remote settings The screen will be slightly different according to the user window enviro...

Page 80: ... in the address bar of Internet Explorer See 6 1 above for examples This function is only for monitoring The user can choose the image size among 640x480 320x240 according to the PC environment When connecting for the first time a small window with a security warning will appear on your screen Press YES and wait until the process finishes 4 Once the process is finished a WEBAgent picture will appe...

Page 81: ...er corresponding to the camera channel If the DVR is connected to a router the private LAN IP address will appear in the Public IP address box Change the private LAN address to the public WAN IP address and then click on the camera channel ...

Page 82: ...gari 23 CJK Symbols and Punctuation 123 Bengali 25 Hiragana 124 Gurmukhi 26 Katakana 125 Gujarati 27 Bopomofo 126 Oriya 28 Hangul Compatibility Jamo 126 Tamil 30 Kanbun 127 Telugu 31 Enclosed CJK Letters and Months 128 Kannada 32 CJK Compatibility 131 Malayalam 33 CJK Unified Ideographs 200 Thai 36 Hangul Syllables 441 Lao 37 Private Use Area 574 Tibetan 39 CJK Compatibility Ideographs 638 Georgia...

Page 83: ... Speed and No of Connection Same as Recording Speed for each Channel Max 8 ch Connection Remote Transmission Multi to Multi connection Multi channel transmission Live Viewing Remote Playback and File Backup at the same time Triplex on Remote Remote Control Remote PAN Tilt ZOOM FOCUS IRIS control Remote management Remote Software Upgrade Remote Software Upgrade CD RW Internal CD RW Option External ...

Page 84: ...DD to the bracket using secure screws 3 Attach the HDD bracket to the VCD chassis 4 Connect the data and power cables to the Master and Slave drives 5 Connect the Fan connector 6 Put the cover back Note The maximum IDE drive supported is 300GB and most brands are supported SETUP Once the new hard drive is installed we have to prepare and format it A Recorder Disk Format 1 Press the setup button 2 ...

Page 85: ... 8001 VOD remote playback transmission 9000 9001 Automatic connection when alarm activated 8003 Checking server alive 8002 Time synchronization 3000 8900 Two way Audio 7010 7011 7021 Remote configuration Web Server 80 2000 DYIP Check 10101 43300 UDP Ports 11000 Note It is recommended to use and assign a local static IP address LAN on your DVR Once you finish opening the ports you have use your DVR...

Page 86: ...rly 1 Press the SETUP button 2 Move to the Camera menu and select The Recording Menu 3 Select the camera and select the desired the Audio channel input 4 Click OK Enable the audio for recording 1 Press the SETUP button 2 Move to the Camera menu and select the Audio Menu 3 Select the audio input and change from off to on 4 Click OK 5 Press Return to finish How to playback and listen to the audio on...

Page 87: ...onnect only to one camera with audio at one time The Streaming audio and video takes more bandwidth To connect to one camera with audio select the desire site at the list on your left and select the desire camera Highlight the camera drag it and drop it to the right to open the connection Check on LIVE or PLAYBACK If the connection is successful the camera will appear on the screen Move the mouse ...

Page 88: ...ime enabling motion alarm recording at a higher IPS DVR Configuration 1 Schedule CM Recording a Press the SETUP button b Move to the Camera menu and select Schedule Press Enter c Check the cameras to schedule and press OK d On the schedule for the selected cameras change the contents of the boxes to CM To change the entire schedule to CM move the cursor to the empty box on the top left corner of t...

Page 89: ...arm Settings a Move to the Alarm menu and select Motion Alarm Press Enter b For each camera turn On the Motion Alarm in the second column of the screen and set the motion alarm IPS Dwell Time and Pre Alarm Press OK c Press SETUP to exit the menu IMPORTANT If the Motion Alarm feature is not turned on motion will be recorded at the settings in the CameraÆ Recording menu not the AlarmÆMotion Alarm me...

Page 90: ...et for 15 for all cameras SETUPÆAlarmÆMotion Alarm Each camera will record as follows Continuous recording will at 2 IPS Motion recording will at 2 IPS When the Motion Alarm is turned on the following occurs Each motion is logged as a separate event and is listed under o Search Æ Event Search When motion is detected The following messages will appear on the corresponding camera channel in addition...

Page 91: ...PROVIDED UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE PURCHASER DIGIMERGE SHALL IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL INDIRECT INCIDENTAL PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND OR CHARACTER INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION PERSONAL INJURY LOSS OF REVENUE OR PROFITS FAILURE TO REALIZE SAVINGS OR OTHER BENEFITS OR CLAIMS AGAINST THE PURCHASER BY ANY THIRD PERSON EVEN IF DIGIMERGE HA...

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