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LCD / Touch Panel Operation

The NDT 200G LCD and Touch panel provide user interface to enable feedback from the unit during 

operation, unit configuration, and clip management. 

 

System Status Screen

 – This screen comes up at power-up.  It shows Folder and Clip information, 

Motion State and Time Code of the unit, Audio levels, Disk Space remaining and Compression Ratio. 

Soft buttons in Record or Pass-Thru (LED is Red) are Setup and List. 

 

SETUP – Displays a list of Unit Configuration settings available from the LCD / touch panel. 

 

LIST – Displays a list of the recorded Video Clips.  Function described in Video Clip Management. 

 

Soft buttons in Play (LED is Green) are JOG/SCRUB, SCRUB/SCAN, SETUP and LIST.  Buttons change 

depending on state selected. 

 

Another change from Record to Play - Disk Available is replaced by JOG, SCRUB, or SCAN. 

 

JOG – Rotations in the touch pad circle move the video very slowly. 

 

SCRUB – Rotation in the touch pad circle move the video based on the speed of the rotation. 

 

SCAN – Rotation in the touch pad circle changes the play direction and speed. 

  Speeds are Stop, 1X, 5X, and 30X in each direction. 

   

SETUP or Unit Configuration

 – Allows configuration of operational parameters of the NDT 200G. Scroll to 

highlight and press proper soft key for action.  

Displayed action will be enabled if button is pressed; NOT current setting.   

 

Delete All Clips – Format new drives or deletes all recorded video. 

 

DELETE to confirm or EXIT to Cancel. 

 

Connect Disk to PC – Controls USB access to the hard drive from the PC. 

OK to Connect or EXIT to disconnect or leave screen.  Disconnect allows the unit to retake control 

of the hard drive and may take a moment to be ready to act. 

 

Set Loop Playback – OFF/ON or EXIT 

 

OFF or ON indicates what the setting will change to when button is pressed. 

 

Set Playback (Film) Speed – Dual Option – SELECT to enter setting screen. 

INCR, DECR, SET, EXIT; plus a list of speeds in a scrollable list. 

INCR – Press to increase the speed by 1 frame per second. 

DECR – Press to slow the speed by 1 frame per second. 

SET – Press to set selected speed and exit the screen. 

 

Select Video Input – COMP/S-VIDEO, EXIT 

 

COMP or S-VIDEO indicates what the setting will change to when button is pressed. 

 

Set Compression Level – Sets video compression level for subsequent recording. 

 

SELECT to enter screen; INCR - Increment, DECR - Decrement, SET, EXIT 

 

Set Single Frame Recording – Option – Allows user to record a single frame each time the REC button is 

pressed.  If each frame should be in a separate file, Stop and Restart recording after each frame. 

 

OFF or ON indicates what the setting will change to when button is pressed. 

 

Set Loop Recording – Option – DVR records over all empty space at the time recording starts, 

overwriting the first video of this clip when drive space is full until Recording is stopped. 

 

OFF or ON indicates what the setting will change to when button is pressed. 

 

Summary of Contents for NDT-200G

Page 1: ...sion 3 0 September 2014 FFV Systems LLC Phone 949 852 8404 sales ffv com www ffv com The design of the NDT 200G is proprietary No part of the NDT 200G manual may becopied or modified without the writt...

Page 2: ...EZEL BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS 6 PUSHBUTTON OPERATION 6 LCD TOUCH PANEL OPERATION 7 OPTIONAL FEATURE E DESCRIPTION 10 REAR AND SIDE PANEL CONNECTIONS 11 LED OPERATION 12 USB OPERATION 12 EXTERNAL TRIGGER...

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Page 4: ...age ratio A setting of 4 1 is a good setting for good quality images 7 1 for general purpose images The rule of thumb for minutes of storage available is compression ratio times gigabytes available Ex...

Page 5: ...the first frame if loop play is On Moving video to computer via USB Install the CP210x driver from the CD Note where the files are installed The hardware installer needs to be directed to install the...

Page 6: ...d tap Record Change to Pass Thru Play or Stop REC Hold Stop and tap Record Play forward 1x Stop y a l P e s u a P Step Fwd 1 frame Play or Stop Hold Stop and tap Fast Fwd Step Rev 1 frame Play or Stop...

Page 7: ...ent setting Delete All Clips Format new drives or deletes all recorded video DELETE to confirm or EXIT to Cancel Connect Disk to PC Controls USB access to the hard drive from the PC OK to Connect or E...

Page 8: ...to get Overlay menu or EXIT Overlay menu Overlay State SELECT OFF BACKGROUND EXIT SELECT Toggles through Overlay items to put on output video stream OFF ON Toggles Selected Item to State Indicated be...

Page 9: ...d time date must be set Soft keys are RENAME DELETE EXIT RENAME Shows rename screen with present name at the top and alpha numeric keyboard Soft keys are CLEAR BACKSP SELECT DONE Clear Clears namespac...

Page 10: ...t until the recording is stopped If no trigger is received between the Record and Stop commands the video recorded will not be saved Example User has a test that takes two minutes to determine if the...

Page 11: ...following power on Without this feature set on the startup time will get longer as more video is recorded on the disk This is usually only an issue when using the DVR for automated security applicatio...

Page 12: ...n Record The DVR will not allow USB access when recording since all data on the drive could be damaged deleted by doing so Connecting the USB cable during Play will change the Motion State to Pass Thr...

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Page 14: ...3 S N Ratio 60 dB VIDEO COMPRESSION Codec Zoran Method JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group Compression Ratio Variable 4 1 to 30 1 MEMORY Multi port Frame Buffer 32 MB DRAM HARD DRIVE SATA 2 5 Drive...

Page 15: ...PING CARTON AND FOAM INSERTS If you need to return the unit for service or upgrade it is STRONGLY recommended that you use the original carton and foam which were specifically designed to protect it f...

Page 16: ...LASTS OR EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from...

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