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surveillance recorder. Make sure the hard disk is aligned with the four screw holes
and use the (supplied) screws to fix the hard disk.
5. Place the cover back onto the casing and tighten the screws again.
6. Connect al necessary cables and start the surveillance recorder.
7. Once the surveillance recorder has been started, click ‘Start’.
8. You need to login using an admin account. Fill out the password you have set
during the wizard and click ‘Login’ or do not fill out a password if you have not
used the wizard or if you do not have set a password and click ‘Login’.
9. Click ‘Disk’.
10. You will now see the status of the internal hard disk.
11. Place a mark at the ‘Format’ box.
12. Click ‘Format’.
13. Click ‘Yes’ at the ‘Are you sure you want to format this drive’ question after which
a ‘Formatting’ screen appears. Please be patient while the hard disk is being
formatted.
14. Click ‘OK’ at the ‘Formatting success!’ screen.
15. The internal hard disk is now ready to be used.
As long as the (new) hard disk has not been formatted using the menu of the
surveillance recorder, the surveillance recorder will make a beeping sound. This is an
indication the hard disk is not ready to be used.
14.0 IO connections
14.1 Sensor inputs (ALM IN)
The EM6104 and EM6108 have external alarm inputs. The EM6104 has four alarm
inputs and the EM6108 has eight alarm inputs.
Each alarm input can trigger a pre-programmed action. To setup the actions, please
go to the advanced settings menu of the surveillance recorder. Select the Alarm menu
and the Sensor tab.
Please select the type N/O (Normally Open). Now you can give each sensor a name.
On the schedule menu you can program when the sensor should trigger the
surveillance recorder.
In the settings menu you can select which actions should be executed when a sensor
is triggered.
Please follow below diagram to make the correct connections to the sensor inputs.
