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Product Description

2. Rear Panel

A. Video Inputs : Connect up to 16 BNC camera inputs.

B. Main Monitor Out : BNC Main Monitor Output to A/V Monitor.

Spot Monitor Out : BNC Spot Monitor Output to A/V Monitor.

C. NTSC / PAL : Select NTSC or PAL Video Format.

D. DVI OUT : DVI Video Main Monitor Output to Computer Monitor.

E. Alarm / Relay / RS-485 : Connection interface for Alarm Sensor Inputs, Relay Outputs, & RS-485 PTZ.

F. Ethernet (TCP/IP) : RJ-45 10/100 Base Ethernet / LAN connector.

G. DC Power Input : Connect to provided DC 12V Power Adapter.

Tip

• During installation, please install unit while System Power is disconnected.

Summary of Contents for BLR-3004

Page 1: ...1 Operation Instructions Digital Video Recorder BLR 3004 BLR 3008 and BLR 3016 ...

Page 2: ...2 The following are warnings and precautions to ensure user safety and prevention of property damage Please read the information below thoroughly ...

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Page 6: ... 11 Only use attachments or accessories that are specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus if outlet is unprotected during a lightning storm or when unused for long period...

Page 7: ...4 60Hz monitors with Multi Sync function only Activity Detection 22x15 4ch 16x16 8 16ch grid Sensitivity Levels 10 1 lowest 10 highest Multitasking Pentaplex Video Inputs 4 8 16 x 1Vp p CVBS 75 ohms BNC Monitor Outputs 1 x CVBS DVI Spot Output 1 x 1Vp p CVBS 75 ohms BNC Resolution 352x240 704x240 704x480 NTSC 352x288 704x288 704x576 PAL Compression Standard H 264 Recording Speed 16Ch 480 400fps CI...

Page 8: ...ace 10 100 Base TX RJ 45 Remote Function Live View Search Playback Configuration Archiving Web R A and Smart Phone Digital Watermark Watermarked Video for verification of data integrity continuity PTZ Control RS 485 Serial interface full duplex two wires Supply Voltage 12VDC Operating Temperature Range 5 to 50 Housing Materials Case Cover Steel metal Front Panel Molded Plastic Dimensions HxWxD 36c...

Page 9: ... Contents List Please check to make sure that all of the product contents are present after opening the product packaging Basic Contents Remote Controller Instruction Manual Installation CD AC Power Cable Unit 12V DC Adapter AAA Battery x 2 ...

Page 10: ...n Mode and Screen Rotation Mode SEARCH Go to Search Menu MENU Go to System Menu PTZ FOCUS Go to Camera PTZ Control RETURN Cancel Deselect Return to Previous Screen ENTER Confirm Select Go to Next Screen Remote Controller IR Sensor USB Port USB port for USB Mouse USB Memory Stick or USB HDD archiving devices Power Button uses Soft Off with Password to prevent accidental shutdown Channel Selection B...

Page 11: ...nitor C NTSC PAL Select NTSC or PAL Video Format D DVI OUT DVI Video Main Monitor Output to Computer Monitor E Alarm Relay RS 485 Connection interface for Alarm Sensor Inputs Relay Outputs RS 485 PTZ F Ethernet TCP IP RJ 45 10 100 Base Ethernet LAN connector G DC Power Input Connect to provided DC 12V Power Adapter Tip During installation please install unit while System Power is disconnected ...

Page 12: ... DVR can be controlled with a single remote controller referencing each DVR by its own ID How to choose which ID to use on the remote controller Press the ID button The system will display INPUT ID Enter the digits of the unit ID and then press the ENTER button The default unit ID is 01 To return back to normal control of the DVR now press the RETURN button Factory Default Setting Input unit ID 25...

Page 13: ...ves and the CD DVD RW drive After startup diagnostics are complete the operator must login to the system The default user name is ADMIN Using the CHANNEL SELECTION buttons key in the digits of the default password 1234 and then press the ENTER button After DVR startup the system will show the default display of all 16 channels in a standard 4x4 Screen Division mode The status bar at the bottom of ...

Page 14: ...ar Select the screen type 1 4 6 8 9 16 channel or sequence SEQUENCE MODE User can select a sequence as one of the options within the screen division menu Press the SEQ button Each channel is shown full screen for an adjustable duration before switching to the next channel To stop the sequence on a particular channel press the SEQ button again More complex sequences can be programmed through the DI...

Page 15: ...h or button 7 Parameter Press this button and another window will appear User can select an item from the PTZ parameter menu and edit the settings in order to fine tune the speed of pan tilt zoom motions or to enable advanced features such as Auto Focus and Auto Iris only on supported PTZ devices DIGITAL ZOOM Right Click within Live View mode and choose ZOOM Or select the ZOOM function from the st...

Page 16: ...he PREVIEW option is selected from the live event log window PANIC RECORDING This function button is used to toggle the Panic Recording mode On Off When Panic Recording mode is enabled you will see a red recording icon with P for Panic When Panic Recording mode is enabled the system will record all channels as per the Panic Recording settings All resolution and image rate settings related to Panic...

Page 17: ...rozen channel display is stopped Click once more to return to live view video 2 PTZ Please refer to PTZ menu of Page 15 3 Zoom Please refer to ZOOM menu of Page 15 4 Instant Playback User can instantly playback video from a selected time 10 20 30 seconds or 1 minute ago In the case of selecting the go to option another menu will appear After entering the desired Date Time press OK to begin playbac...

Page 18: ...u use the CURSOR KEYS and the ENTER and RETURN buttons In general the ENTER button is used to select a particular field to edit and then is pressed again to confirm changes The RETURN button is used to cancel or deselect or to step back one screen while navigating the menu system To configure all system settings highlight SYSTEM SETUP and press ENTER ...

Page 19: ... set to ON the camera image is not displayed in live display but continues to be recorded CAMERA COLOR SETUP Click on any field to adjust its value Modify each value using the button While modifying any value within the color setup the selected channel will be displayed full screen BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST TINT and COLOR can be modified as necessary To modify a different channel highlight the CAMERA fi...

Page 20: ... and choose the desired channel Press RETURN when all changes are completed CAMERA PTZ SETUP Click the PTZ SETUP menu Click on any field to modify its value Change the value by the button ADDRESS The unique ID of the PTZ device PROTOCOL The protocol of the PTZ device BAUD RATE The baud rate of the PTZ device DETAIL Detail setting for PTZ device Refer to the next page TOUR Tour setting for PTZ devi...

Page 21: ...ase changing this value will have no effect on PTZ control Click the TOUR button and set the MODE to AUTO in order to use the TOUR function First you must choose the channel of the PTZ device which you are configuring the tour for Select a valid PRESET number for each step of the tour Select the DWELL TIME which is the amount of time that the PTZ will wait before moving to the next preset ...

Page 22: ...tion Click the button to edit the motion detection area AREA SETUP Choose this option to define which areas of the image are sensitive to motion Click on individual squares to select or deselect each square Click and drag to select or deselect entire areas of the grid To quickly select or deselect the entire grid at once right click and choose either SELECT ALL or DESELECT ALL Red outlined grid ar...

Page 23: ...etup Live View video can be seen through a partially transparent menu screen Changing this value determines whether the live view is more higher value or less lower value visible MOTION SENSOR DISPLAY This feature can be used to determine which areas within a channel are detecting motion in real time The motion sensor display can be used to troubleshoot false motion activations OFF normal display ...

Page 24: ...e a full screen popup is displayed after an alarm input If the alarm condition continues the pop up screen will be displayed constantly MOTION POP UP MODE When enabled motion detection will cause the associated channel to display full screen MOTION POP UP DWELL Determines how long the full screen popup is displayed after motion detection If motion continues the popup screen is displayed constantly...

Page 25: ...her full screen or mixed multi screen views which can be comprised of any number of channels in any order To add a new sequence highlight ADD and press ENTER Click the ADD button to add a new sequence Sequence Title is highlighted Press ENTER to bring up the virtual keyboard and key in a name for the new sequence Click on the ACTIVATION field and click the button to turn the sequence activation ON...

Page 26: ...FIGURE section When all sequence settings have been entered correctly click CONFIRM To add an additional mode click ADD continuously After finishing the setup click CLOSE To modify the current pattern double click it The Sequence Setup window will appear again The new sequence has now been saved and can be started by pressing the SEQ button while in Live View mode ...

Page 27: ...ed in the sequence By default The Spot Monitor output is set to run a sequence of all 16 channels SPOT TITLE Input the title of each spot monitor ACTIVATION Toggle each spot monitor ON OFF Click MODIFY Below is default setup To modify the current display double click the display Then Spot Sequence Setup window will appear Setup method is similar to the Sequence setup performed earlier can only use...

Page 28: ...ystem Setup menu click on the SOUND menu SOUND BUZZER Click on the BUZZER menu and click on any field Use the button to modify each value FRONT PANEL KEYPRESS When enabled each front panel button keypress is confirmed by a system beep ...

Page 29: ...Determines the format in which the date is displayed MM DD YYYY TIME FORMAT Determines how the time is displayed AM PM or 24 hour NETWORK TIME SERVER SETUP If the DVR is connected to the Internet the time and date can be accurately set by selecting SYNC and pressing ENTER TIME ZONE SETUP should be set according to the region that the DVR is used in D S T When enabled the DVR will automatically adj...

Page 30: ...y installed IP ADDRESS Shows either the manual IP address entered in the NETWORK menu or the automatic IP address assigned by a DHCP server if enabled MAC ADDRESS Shows the MAC Media Access Control address of the DVR It is a unique identifier no other network device has the same MAC address DDNS DOMAIN NAME If DDNS is enabled the host DDNS server is specified here NET CLIENT PORT The port number t...

Page 31: ...reloaded in case of accidental factory reset or can be transferred to another DVR if multiple units need to be installed with the same settings All information is saved apart from network settings and system name PASSWORD Determines whether the system must be used every time when entering the menu system SYSTEM CONTROL DEVICE Click on the CONTROL DEVICE menu This will allow up to 254 DVRs to be co...

Page 32: ...is 8 To edit a user account double click on the user name After changing click OK to confirm changes USER ID Edit the User ID using the virtual keyboard maximum of 10 characters PASSWORD Change the password using the virtual keyboard maximum of 4 characters GROUP Users can be assigned to one of three groups ADMIN MANAGER or USER see User Authority setup E MAIL Enter the user s e mail address if e ...

Page 33: ...anges click the APPLY button after selecting each of the desired items NOTE Any user can be deleted except the default ADMIN user account USER LOG OUT AUTO LOGOUT Determines whether a logged in user is automatically logged out of the menu DURATION Determines the amount of time before a logged in user is automatically logged out of the menu ...

Page 34: ...sk can be manually set by the user 1ST DNS SERVER If DHCP is not being used the first DNS server can be manually set by the user 2ND DNS SERVER If DHCP is not being used the second DNS server can be manually set by the user RTSP SERVICE PORT If the connected Router supports UPnP Universal Plug and Play functionality when you click AUTO PORT the port forwarding is automatically configured WEB SERVE...

Page 35: ...fferent ways Mac Address or Custom DDNS Host Name a 00115ff00213 dvrlink net b 1234 dvrlink neet user can choose any DDNS Host Name NETWORK E MAIL Click on the E MAIL submenu SERVER The SMTP outgoing e mail server that will be used to send e mail notifications PORT The outbound e mail service port number SECURITY Turn OFF if the SERVER does not require a username and password for SMTP authorizatio...

Page 36: ...T ALARM Enables S M A R T Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology hard disk monitoring CHECK INTERVAL Frequency of testing DISK FULL EVENT Determines whether a Disk Full condition would result in a HDD event EVENT SENSOR ALARM INPUT Click on the ALARM INPUT menu and choose any field Use the button to modify the value The menu will determine the behavior of each of the 16 alarm inputs OPE...

Page 37: ...ED mode the amount of time that the alarm output remains active after it has been triggered TYPE Can be set to high 0V to 5V when activated or low 5V to 0V when activated HDD EVENT Determines whether a hard drive event will trigger an alarm output Action settings ALARM Determines whether the specific channel alarm input would trigger the alarm output VIDEO LOSS Determines whether video loss on any...

Page 38: ...zzer sounds only when the trigger criteria is present or LATCHED the buzzer sounds for a set period of time after the trigger DURATION In LATCHED mode the time that the buzzer will continue to sound after it has been triggered Action settings ALARM Determines whether alarm inputs will activate the internal buzzer VIDEO LOSS Determines whether video loss on any of the selected channels will sound t...

Page 39: ...ENT Determine whether a hard drive event would cause an e mail to be sent BOOTING EVENT Determines whether a booting event would cause an e mail to be sent Action settings ALARM Determine whether alarm inputs will cause an e mail to be sent VIDEO LOSS Determine whether video loss on any of the selected channels will cause an e mail to be sent MOTION Determine whether motion detection on any of the...

Page 40: ... OVERWRITE When enabled the DVR will start overwriting the earliest recorded footage once the hard drive is full In this case the percentage of hard drive used shown in live display will always be 99 When disabled the DVR will stop recording when the disk becomes full FORMAT If necessary all recorded footage can be erased from the DVR using this option NOTE When the RECORD TIME LIMIT is set the pe...

Page 41: ...s its own schedule PRE EVENT RECORDING TIME When the DVR is not in continuous recording mode this setting determines the amount of footage that is always recorded before an event occurs motion detection alarm input etc POST EVENT RECORDING TIME When the DVR is not in continuous recording mode this setting determines the amount of footage that is always recorded after an event occurs motion detecti...

Page 42: ...cks for example between 09 00 and 18 00 or by each individual hour Note that when SCHEDULE MODE is set to WEEKLY each day of the week can be individually configured SCHEDULE This section determines at what times the DVR will record and whether it is set to continuous or motion SIZE IPS QUALITY Click on the SIZE IPS QUALITY tab To change SIZE IPS QUALITY settings highlight CONTINUOUS MOTION SETUP a...

Page 43: ... The table below the time bar shows the recording settings for this time period Click and drag on the TIMELINE to select a block of time Example To change the recording settings between 09 00 and 18 00 Use the CURSOR KEYS to move the green cursor to the 09 00 position and press ENTER The cursor changes to orange to show the start position Use the CURSOR KEYS to stretch the orange cursor across to ...

Page 44: ...turn to the parameter menu Other time periods can be configured in the same manner NOTE Remember that if the SCHEDULE MODE is set to WEEKLY recording settings need to be changed for each day as well as for each particular time NOTE 16CH supports a maximum recording rate across all channels of 480 400 images per second at CIF 352x240 resolution 8 4CH 240 200ips As settings are adjusted the frames a...

Page 45: ...els to motion detection recording only between 18 00 and 00 00 Use the CURSOR KEYS to move the green cursor to the 18 00 position and press ENTER The cursor changes to orange to show the start position The schedule grid uses differently colored blocks to denote the different recording modes NO COLOR blocks No recording LIGHT BLUE blocks The DVR will record continuously DARK BLUE blocks The DVR wil...

Page 46: ...er to the instructions for the CONTINUOUS MOTION RECORDING menu for details on setting up the SIZE IPS QUALITY and SCHEDULE tabs within the ALARM RECORDING menu Alarm activated recording can be used in conjunction with the CONTINUOUS MOTION RECORDING menu The DVR can be configured to record continuously at a low image rate CONTINUOUS MOTION RECORDING menu and then increase to a higher image rate d...

Page 47: ...BY TIME Click on the desired search date from the calendar The DVR uses a calendar and timeline search method for quick access to recorded footage The calendar displayed on the left side of the screen shows the current month Days which have any recorded footage will be highlighted in green The timeline on the right side of the screen shows a 24 hour status of all channels for the selected day Each...

Page 48: ...timeline of recorded footage for that day Press ENTER to choose the date and move to the timeline Click the PLAY button on the bottom of the screen Use the CURSOR KEYS to move the timeline cursor left or right to select the desired time segment Each movement of the timeline cursor increases or decreases the time by 15 minutes The currently selected time is displayed above the calendar Press ENTER ...

Page 49: ...odes similar to the standard live screen display modes During playback turning the SHUTTLE WHEEL steadily clockwise increases the playback speed by up to 64x Turning counter clockwise will reverse play up to 64x If the SHUTTLE WHEEL is released playback is paused If the HOLD button is pressed and released during SHUTTLE WHEEL operation the last shuttle position is held even when the wheel is relea...

Page 50: ... The menu below will appear once again RESERVE Press this button to reserve the currently selected data CONTINUE Press this button to go back and reserve more data The system will return to playback mode START Press this button to start the reservation STOP Make sure to press this button to reserve the current data first Then user can select RESERVE CLOSE Close the reservation menu and finish arch...

Page 51: ...TURN button SEARCH SEARCH BY EVENT The DVR event log stores events such as motion and alarm activated recording video loss etc To search for an event and playback the recorded footage press the SEARCH button and log in as ADMIN with the default password of 1234 Click the SEARCH BY EVENT menu Check all desired options Use the buttons to select the desired date and time range to search for events ...

Page 52: ...RING and playback buttons can be used as normal To stop playback and return to live view mode repeatedly press the RETURN button The event log search contains the following selectable entries ALARM When this option is checked all alarm input events are displayed for the chosen date range TIMER When this option is checked scheduled recording operations are displayed for the chosen date range MOTION...

Page 53: ...figure each of the archive settings Use the button to modify each value Click QUERY to view the data size of the selected clip It is useful to use QUERY first before selecting BURN or RESERVE Press the RELEASE button to reset the results from any previous QUERY RESERVE Press this after inputting the TAG name to reserve the selected clip BURN Press this after inputting the TAG name Then press START...

Page 54: ...than the amount of available space on the backup media the END TIME of the archive is adjusted accordingly The MODIFIED SIZE is the final file size of the archive Select OK and press ENTER to begin the archiving process Once extracted the footage is copied to CD DVD or USB Depending on the amount of footage selected for archive the extracting and burning process may take some time during which the...

Page 55: ...UIREMENTS CPU P4 3 0GHz or higher RAM 512MB or higher Video Card GeForce MS 400 ATI Radeon 7500 or higher GeForce 8 Series or higher Video RAM 64MB or higher Monitor 1280x1024 Operating System Windows XP Service Pack 2 or higher Web Browser IE 6 0 or higher Network LAN at least 100Mbps DirectX Version 7 0 or higher HOW TO CONNECT Input the IP address or URL of the DVR into the Address Bar of your ...

Page 56: ...1234 respectively User will need to install the ActiveX control click Run Add on In case of not being able to install ActiveX the user needs to enable ActiveX within the IE security menu Select Enable for all ActiveX related options Download signed ActiveX controls Download unsigned ActiveX controls etc ...

Page 57: ...d corresponding functions within LIVE mode Select Live View Screen Division 1 4 8 9 16 channel modes Sequence Mode Move to Next Camera Full Screen Select Live View Channel Manually Save the current live image Print the current live image Take a Snapshot of the current live image ...

Page 58: ... when system detects Motion 3 Video Loss indicator will be marked when system detects Video Loss 4 Recording Display current recording mode T Timer or Continuous M Motion A Alarm Recording 5 Alarm Out indicator will be marked when system detects Alarm Output 6 Refresh Time interval for the information on the status panel to refresh Log Display the system event log in real time PTZ Control any conn...

Page 59: ...g move a camera between two or more preset points SEARCH BY TIME Select a position on the timeline or set an exact time Press the Play button to begin playback from the selected position 1 Refresh Refresh all data indicators on the recording table 2 Play Initiate playback of recorded data from the current position on the timeline 3 Backup User can archive recorded data remotely from the DVR to the...

Page 60: ...ts to search for within the recorded data 2 Period Set the date time range to search for events within the recorded data 3 Search Begin query and list all events found within selected range and type 4 Double click an event from the list to initiate playback with the specific channel shown in full screen mode ...

Page 61: ... NN NE EC CT TI IO ON N S SE ET TU UP P REMOTE SETUP 1 CAMERA User can configure all camera attributes such as title covert channel PTZ or motion Motion Area Setup for individually configuring motion areas and sensitivity ...

Page 62: ... submenu 2 Select a channel and the motion sensitivity level 3 Click and drag the mouse across the image grid to select motion areas 4 Click OK 2 DISPLAY 1 OSD Configure properties for the on screen display OSD of the DVR 2 Monitor Set dwell time for sequence spot monitor output and pop up functions ...

Page 63: ...TU UP P 3 System Configure Date and Time Formats NTP Time Server Time Zone and DST properties 4 Recording User can configure all of the recording parameters and schedules This is similar to the procedure for configuring these properties on the DVR system ...

Page 64: ...rity level and log out time 6 Network User can check the DVR network information and adjust the network bandwidth throttle All other IP settings are not allowed to be changed remotely These settings can only be changed locally For setting up e mail notification user can configure the SMTP server details remotely ...

Page 65: ... TU UP P 7 Sensor Configure all options for Alarm Input Alarm Output Buzzer Out and E Mail Notification The menu structure is very similar to the local DVR system setup for Event Sensor INFORMATION Displays the DVR Model and WEB Remote Software Version ...

Page 66: ...R RM MA AR RK K P PR RO OC CE ES SS S 1 Open the archive data and Run the file bplayer exe which is included within the backup folder 2 Click the Open File button and choose the backup file you wish to open and verify ...

Page 67: ...S 3 After selecting the file you will be asked to confirm whether or not you would like to check the watermark 4 Click the Yes button to verify the embedded watermark 5 If the archived AVI file has been modified a Verification Failed message will appear ...

Page 68: ...SM MA AR RT TP PH HO ON NE E C CO ON NN NE EC CT TI IO ON N iPhone 1 Select the Safari browser 2 Enter the IP address or URL to connect Click the GO button 3 Enter the User ID and Password Default ADMIN 1234 ...

Page 69: ...A AR RT TP PH HO ON NE E C CO ON NN NE EC CT TI IO ON N BlackBerry 1 Select the Web browser 2 Enter the IP address or URL to connect and press the Enter button 3 Enter the User ID and Password Default ADMIN 1234 ...

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