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DigiOpG2

Digital Video Recorder

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3040-00052

When the USB storage device is connected incorrectly, the following message will appear.

If there is not enough free disk space in the USB storage device, the following error message will appear.

The following message will appear when the image backup of the USB storage device has been completed.

Note

To use USB storage for backup, use FAT file system. If the storage device is set to NTFS file system, backup will fail.

Note

DO NOT connect two or more external USB storage devices to the system. If not, the system may not recognize
those devices correctly. In addition, some USB hubs cannot be recognized correctly.

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Summary of Contents for DigiOpG2 EDNS3000 Series

Page 1: ...Digital Video Recorder Series EDNS3000 16 camera system Installation Programming User Manual...

Page 2: ...DigiOpG2 Digital Video Recorder Page 1 3040 00052...

Page 3: ...Video Recorder Page 2 3040 00052 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...

Page 4: ...k to the product It may cause malfunction 11 The air inhaler of the front panel and air outlet of the back panel must not be blocked during installation or the internal temperature of the product coul...

Page 5: ...in 16 4 2 Real time Live Mode 17 4 3 Recorded Image Playback Mode 21 5 IMAGE BACKUP 23 5 1 CD Backup 23 5 2 USB External Storage Device for Backup 26 6 SETTINGS 28 6 1 System General 29 6 2 System Da...

Page 6: ...EDNS 3000 series digital video recorder If any of these items is missing or damaged notify your dealer immediately Keep the packing utilities for moving or storage purposes afterwards Qty Accessories...

Page 7: ...elect the multiple screen mode as printed or for use as cursor keys 9 PAN TILT ZOOM FOCUS IRIS Button for Camera PAN TILT ZOOM FOCUS IRIS functions 10 SETUP Menu to set user environment of the system...

Page 8: ...device is properly connected it will not light up when audio is not recorded 2 1 7 SCR MODE or CH1 8 CH9 16 Use to see the images on the monitor as multiple screens Whenever this button is pressed 1 8...

Page 9: ...ith USB storage device Note Refer to Image Backup for detailed explanation of USB storage devices supported by EDNS 3000 series 2 1 14 BACKUP Button Use to back up images recorded in the HDD to a supp...

Page 10: ...the front panel as shown below No Functions Power Button 1 Activating LED 2 F2 Reserve Button 3 F1 Reserve Button 4 IRIS Open Iris 5 IRIS Close Iris 6 ZOOM IN Narrow 7 FOCUS FAR 8 FOCUS NEAR 9 ZOOM OU...

Page 11: ...he button is pressed it will change to Odd Field Playback Even Field Playback Frame Playback order Note To use the IR Remote Controller synchronize front panel button and IR remote controller by input...

Page 12: ...ct main power cable 6 Select NTSC PAL Select the signal system NTSC PAL 7 SENSOR Input Connect 16 external input sensors supports N O or N C 8 USB Port Connect USB device 9 LAN Port RJ 45 socket for 1...

Page 13: ...ices to desired pins before connecting the terminal block again Connect each ground GND line to G pins Note Support both N O Normal Open and N C Normal Close If connected sensor is not functioning ens...

Page 14: ...e to control P T Z controller General wiring of P T Z controllers is as follows However the wiring of different P T Z controller may differ Be cautious that the P T Z controller will not function prop...

Page 15: ...ch the rubber mount for installation If 19 inch rack is used it is recommend to install the system on shelve and use 2 5 3U 1U 1 75 inch or 4 45cm space for proper ventilation Note Install system in l...

Page 16: ...d to operate for long periods without a problem The operation of the system can be locked when major parts such as hard disk function abnormally due to external electric shock physical damage or other...

Page 17: ...teration to recorded file Below is first login box indicated on the screen after electric power is on Refer to System Password for how to set and change User password Only Administrator can enter the...

Page 18: ...ontroller to control the display of OSD Whenever the button is pressed the display of OSD will toggle between appearance and disappearance The following is the explanation of each item displayed on th...

Page 19: ...to see the recorded image Press the arrow button on the front panel to change channels Note If split screen mode is selected when an arrow key is pressed press the SCR MODE button Press the number but...

Page 20: ...ode Note To see split screens press the SCR Mode on the front panel or IR Remote Controller To see the camera image in various split modes press corresponding arrow buttons The pictures below correspo...

Page 21: ...Z Controller Activates Playback Forward Frame by Frame Note When an alarm occurs in the connected channel the Alarm icon will appear on the right bottom side of the screen and Channel Name will be in...

Page 22: ...date and time to playback recorded image Press Search button on the front panel or IR Remote Controller and the following screen showing calendar and time graph will appear Following the sequence bel...

Page 23: ...page The following is the category as indicated on the Event Viewer 1 Alarm in Signal for each channel Alarm is signaled on sensor 1 Alarm Sensor Number 2 Enter P T Z Mode for each channel Start P T...

Page 24: ...Press the Backup button on the front panel or IR Remote Controller and the following screen will appear Note The specifications will show differently depending on the model of CD RW drive Refer to the...

Page 25: ...several channels together but if the backup data capacity is more than the storage capacity backup will not proceed Select the channel by using the cursor and pressing Enter button 4 After selecting...

Page 26: ...d in the internal CD RW of EDNS 3000 series CD R Acer AMT CMC Kodak LeadData Maxell Mitsubishi Chemical Mitsui Nan Ya Philips Princo Prodisc Ricoh Ritek Sony Taiyo Yuden TDK Verbatim Yamaha CD RW Acer...

Page 27: ...onsult your vendor if the devices do not operate properly 1 AOpen CRW5224 External CD RW Drive 2 AOpen EHW 4048U External CD RW Drive 3 SONY CRX2100U External CD RW Drive 4 Plextor PX W4012TU External...

Page 28: ...ge will appear The following message will appear when the image backup of the USB storage device has been completed Note To use USB storage for backup use FAT file system If the storage device is set...

Page 29: ...e General Spot Out Dwell 1 Date and Time Date Format Year Month Day Time Format 24 Hours Date and Time Daylight Saving None LAN Networks Modem Admin User System Passwords Network 1234 Record On Frame...

Page 30: ...image width length 640 240 takes up approximately 1 8 times bigger space than 352 240 and 2 5 3 times bigger for 720 480 Therefore the recording period decreases when selecting the high resolution Not...

Page 31: ...ng the IR remote controller ID is necessary only once after purchasing the system Note All systems manufactured in the factory have identical ID as initial value Therefore one IR remote controller can...

Page 32: ...ting values and to return to previous values Functions of Restore buttons in each menu screen are identical 6 1 8 Cancel Cancel the setting values in each menu screen Functions of Cancel button in eac...

Page 33: ...exist in the hard disk Therefore under complex recording setting unexpected problems might arise in the system To solve such problems EDNS 3000 series automatically deletes all the future files from t...

Page 34: ...Australia Melbourne 3 Austria Europe Vienna 4 Belgium Europe Brussels 5 Brazil Brazil East 6 Canada Canada Eastern 7 Denmark Europe Copenhagen 8 Egypt Egypt 9 Finland Europe Helsinki 10 France Europe...

Page 35: ...address assigned to EDNS 3000 series system Note Use fixed IP for system IP For system IP use the IP that is not used by other PC or DVR 6 3 3 Subnet Mask Subnet Mask address recognizes the subnet to...

Page 36: ...1 Select Select password to be set Admin and user can have only one account for each 6 4 2 Old Password Input the old password 6 4 3 New Password Input the new password Up to 8 digits can be inputted...

Page 37: ...30 240 60 3120 16EPC 60 15 120 30 120 30 3240 16EP 30 8 7 60 15 120 30 3240 16EPC 30 8 7 60 15 120 30 FPG Frame per Group 6 5 1 Record Controls whether recording of the channel will be done or not ON...

Page 38: ...ach group check the remaining frame number after setting the frame number for each group then press the Save button The setting value will not be saved if there is wrong setting for any group 6 5 3 Qu...

Page 39: ...es The screen below indicates a keyboard in which to input letters for Title 6 6 2 Start End Set recording start and end time for the camera Start time indicates that the recording is started on exact...

Page 40: ...e becomes brighter and dark side becomes darker In case the value is increased to the extent where too much saturation is not observed in the image higher contrast can be helpful to display the image...

Page 41: ...Z Address Set the P T Z driver address of the connected camera Check the below items for proper P T Z operation 1 Check if the protocol of all P T Z controllers connected to the system is in accordanc...

Page 42: ...will be recorded at the speed of 22 fps while other 3 channels will be recorded at the speed of 1 fps Likewise if there are two alarmed cameras those channels will be recorded at the speed of 11 fps e...

Page 43: ...hen setting the alarm schedule If the sensor is inputted outside of time of the schedule the system will ignore the activation of the sensor and take no action 6 9 3 Type Select the sensor type betwee...

Page 44: ...of the deactivation of the sensor during alarm action Duration In this mode the alarmed camera will be recorded at the recording speed described in 6 9 1 upon sensor activation i e The deactivation o...

Page 45: ...ware Version Software version installed in the system is displayed 6 11 3 Hardware Version Hardware version of the system is displayed 6 11 4 HDD Usage Hard disk usage is displayed Used Total HDD spac...

Page 46: ...upgrade image CD 2 Put the prepared CD inside the CD RW of the system 3 Select CD ROM from Select category of the upgrade menu Then select the Start button 4 When the upgrade is completed without any...

Page 47: ...y setting In this case current setting values will be ignored All setting values except for the network setting and passwords return to default value when Yes button is pressed Note In the System Defa...

Page 48: ...og off the currently logged on user In order to return to the setting menu or to manage the system login by inputting User or Admin password respectively Be sure to log off or unauthorized persons can...

Page 49: ...with settings for important camera channels so that no motion is skipped Noise Detection AGC Auto Gain Control circuit amplifies the output signal of CCD in dark light when the AGC feature of the came...

Page 50: ...90 Saves images of small motion Less than half of continuous recording but still high storage space is required Saves almost all due to high setting Required storage space decreases if skip happens If...

Page 51: ...Supports the Setting of Motion Sensitivity per Camera Sensor Camera Alarm I O M N Mapping Audio Input Output 4 Input 1 Output ADPCM Sensor Alarm 16 Input 4 Output P T Z Control Port RS 485 LAN 10 100...

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