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3.0 Main Menu

3. Camera OSD Menu Setup

Main menu

General

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Wdr

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Day / Night

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Awb

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Privacy

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Special

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Message

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Initial OFF
Exit

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Notice :

1. CAM1 default ID is 1, CAM2 default ID is 2.

2. Switch to CAM1 or CAM2 will display with full screen mode.

3. Can’t change input source in CAM control mode. Must leave to the Live mode first.

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Summary of Contents for HS-MP3200

Page 1: ...Thank you for purchasing our product Please read this User s Manual before using the product Change without Notice P V M User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...operation and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance Attention installation should be performed by qualified service Personnel only in accordance with the National Electrical Code or applicable local codes Power Disconnect Units with or without ON OFF switches have power supplied to the unit whenever the power cord is inserted into the power source however ...

Page 3: ...lled and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by...

Page 4: ... AWB MENU 22 3 6 PRIVACY MENUU 23 3 7 SPECIAL MENU 24 3 8 MESSAGE MENU 25 4 E MAP FUNCTION SETUP 26 4 1 DEVICE LIST 27 4 2 ADD DEVICE 27 4 3 ADD ALL DEVICE 28 4 4 DELETE ALL DEVICE 28 4 5 FULL SCREEN MODE 28 4 6 MAIN UI MODE 28 4 7 MAP MANAGEMENT 28 4 8 NEXT MAP 29 4 9 EXIT 29 5 FULL SCREEN MODE 30 6 MAIN UI MODE 31 6 1 SETUP FUNCTION 31 6 2 DISPLAY MODE SWITCH 32 6 3 PTZ CONTROL FUNCTION 32 6 4 C...

Page 5: ...E 45 7 1 5 REBOOT 45 7 1 6 INFORMATION 46 7 1 7 FORMAT HDD 46 7 2 CAMERA 47 7 3 RECORD 47 7 4 EVENT 48 7 4 1 MOTION 48 7 4 2 ALARM 48 7 5 NETWORK 49 7 5 1 ETHERNET 49 7 5 2 PPPOE 49 7 5 3 DNS 50 7 5 4 DDNS 50 7 5 5 SMTP 51 7 5 6 PORT 51 7 6 MEDIA 52 7 6 1 MEDIA CENTER 52 7 6 2 STORAGE 52 7 7 ACCOUNT 53 8 MEDIA CONVERT 54 ...

Page 6: ...Go to sub level menu Menu Push this button to display the main OSD menu Up Use this button to select the menu item Down Use this button to select the menu item Source The button use to select input source while the all of OSD is off Power Power On Off the PVM device 6 ...

Page 7: ...put RCA type Left Audio R AV audio input RCA type Right MIC 1 IN The microphone audio in for camera 1 MIC 2 IN The microphone audio in for camera 2 Line IN The Audio Cable in for VGA DVI RS485 RS485 Connector for Speed Dome DIDO Alarm in Alarm out PIN define Alarm in 1 red Alarm in 2 orange Ground black Alarm out 1 1 yellow Alarm out 1 2 blue Alarm out 2 1 green Alarm out 2 2 purple Notice 1 The f...

Page 8: ...lect the menu of the item Down Use this button to select the menu of the item Left Use this button to adjust value of function Right Use this button to adjust value of function Enter Use this button to execute adjustment or to select one item of next level CAM Select the camera control CAM1 or CAM2 Mute Mute the audio Info Pop out the source and DVR status message Menu Push this button to displays...

Page 9: ... Icons n Source CAM1 n Main source the source could be the CAM1 CAM2 AV VGA DVI Media o Display information Icons Please see below icons indicated mapping table p PIP Mode when main source is CAM1 then the PIP source could be the CAM2 AV VGA DVI Media 9 ...

Page 10: ...ile 1 Camera 2 No signal input Media source repeat all files AV source active DVR recording AV source No signal input DVR stop record Media source active Audio Mute Media source No signal input Audio active Client connected HDD usage 0 Client disconnected HDD usage 40 No audio signal input HDD full usage 100 CDS control set on Main source CAM1 CDS control set off PIP mode PIP source AV 10 ...

Page 11: ...s the contrast between light and dark areas of the picture 0 100 Saturation Adjusts the intensity of the color 0 100 Hue To determine the lightness and colorfulness of the picture 0 100 Sharpness Sets the desired sharpening enhancement to the picture 0 24 Image Position adjustment for horizontal vertical position 11 ...

Page 12: ...nt of contrast between light and dark areas of the picture Auto Adjustment Picture adjustment automatic correction like clock and phase Image Position Allows adjustment for horizontal vertical position Phase To adjust the clock phase of VGA signal 0 31 Clock Line To adjust the H total of VGA signal 12 ...

Page 13: ...the tone to low frequency part of the sound 0 14 Treble Adjust the high or acute of the sound 0 14 Balance Adjusts the softness of loudness of notes in the sound 10 10 Mute To disable the audio function On Off Source Select the audio source Main or sub source only on PIP enabled 13 ...

Page 14: ...lect the PIP source CAM2 DVI VGA Media AV Note main window and PIP window should be a different source PIP Position Adjust the PIP position Top Left Top Right Bottom Right Bottom Left Sequential Time Time of the video change the PIP source 0 100 seconds PIP Swap Swap the source between the main and PIP window 14 ...

Page 15: ...elects color temperature of either 6500 K or 9300 K Channel Display Enable Disable display the source message On Off OSD Language Select the OSD language English CDS Control Power control by CDS function On Off Power off level 100 300 Power on level 500 1000 CAM2 Setting On off Protocol Pelco P Pelco D Baud Rate 2400 4800 9600 Recall Recall the user setting ALL DVR LCD 15 ...

Page 16: ...2 168 0 2 Submask Display the subnet mask default is 255 255 255 0 Gateway Display the gateway IP address default is 192 168 0 1 HDD Usage Display the hard disk record usage DVR Version Display the DVR F W version Monitor Version Display the LCD monitor F W version 16 ...

Page 17: ...r È Day Night È Awb È Privacy È Special È Message È Initial OFF Exit È Notice 1 CAM1 default ID is 1 CAM2 default ID is 2 2 Switch to CAM1 or CAM2 will display with full screen mode 3 Can t change input source in CAM control mode Must leave to the Live mode first 17 ...

Page 18: ... Baud rate is a serial communication rate that use to measure how fast data is moving Baud rate is able set at 2400 4800 9600 19200 four different serial communication rates Sync Set Sync function to internal mode V phase Set V phase to N A Initial Initial General menu s setting back to the factory settings Exit Return to Main menu 18 ...

Page 19: ...when Shutter mode becomes fixed such as 1 125 When WDR mode is on MGC Adj function will become N A and not adjustable Flicker When Flicker function is ON fixed electronic shutter will be 1 100 NTSC or 1 120 PAL This function will work only if camera s WDR function set as OFF Shutter mode MIRIS means auto shutter selected otherwise users are able to set the shutter at a fixed rate DSS max Digital S...

Page 20: ... OFF BLC level BLC level setting range from 0 to 15 it only works when WDR function is OFF BLC wind BLC wind setting BLC wind function allows users set BLC wind position 10 positions in total CENTERS CENTERL TOPS TOPL BOTTOMS BOTTOML LEFTS LEFTL RIGHTS RIGHTL Initial Initial WDR menu s setting back to factory settings Exit Return to Main menu WDR menu Wdr mode ON Wdr level 128 Backlight NA Blc lev...

Page 21: ...y or Night mode 2 DAY Day Mode Color picture 3 NIGHT Night Mode Black and white picture D N level When D N mode set to AUTO the camera will automatically switch between Day or Night mode by detecting brightness level When D N level is getting bigger the brightness level of environment has to become darker in order to make system switches to night mode D N delay Day Night delay time is from 0 15 se...

Page 22: ... set to MANUAL Blue gain Blue gain function adjustment Blue gain works only if Color mode set to MANUAL Push lock Push lock only works when Color mode set to PUSH LOCK otherwise this function will not activated When Push lock is set to ON the camera will automatically start Auto White Balance function AWB When Push lock is set to OFF the camera will stop Auto White Balance function Initial Initial...

Page 23: ... in Privacy area Adjust range 1 180 H end Horizontal end is the function that set the ending position of horizontal level in Privacy area Adjust range 1 180 V str Vertical start is the function that set the starting position of vertical level in Privacy area Adjust range 1 120 V end Vertical ending is the function that set the ending position of vertical level in Privacy area Adjust range 1 120 In...

Page 24: ...lack and white image When it sets to OFF Video image is Positive Positive means screen will display in normal color image Rotate Four different modes provided for the different needs 1 OFF Normal 2 HORIZONTAL Left Right horizontal reverse 3 VERTICAL Up Down vertical reverse 4 ROTATE 180 degree rotates Freeze When it set to ON the screen Image freeze Initial Initial Special menu s setting back to f...

Page 25: ...t they want to set with RIGHT characters position selection Zone disp Zone screen display setting Zone pos Zone display position able adjust to RIGHT DOWN RIGHT UP LEFT DOWN LEFT UP ID disp ID screen display setting ID pos ID display position setting able adjust to RIGHT DOWN RIGHT UP LEFT DOWN LEFT UP Zoom disp Zoom screen display setting Zoom pos Zoom display position setting able adjust to RIGH...

Page 26: ... can see all cameras on the map Device list List all cameras connection status Add Device Add a new camera on the Map Add All Device Add all cameras on the Map Delete All Device Delete all cameras on the Map Full Screen Mode Display with full screen mode Main UI Mode Display with UI mode Map Management Camera grouping management Next Map Change to next Map Exit Exit E Map function 26 ...

Page 27: ... add device window The camera icon can move to any position It shows all cameras list status when use mouse click the device list again the device info window will be hidden Default username is admin password is 123456 Notice default RTSP 554 HTTP 80 Control 21 Password input password Location descript the camera location Port number User name input login username IP address input the camera s IP ...

Page 28: ...ocation 4 4 Delete All Device Delete all cameras on the map 4 5 Full Screen Mode Display all cameras with full screen Press ESC button to exit Full screen 4 6 Main UI Mode Switch to the UI mode function 4 7 MAP Management User can use different map to manage cameras user friendly design let user can setup group cameras in each map 28 ...

Page 29: ...n File Path Select map BMP file format Channel select Select camera IP Address The camera s IP address after user select channel it will auto display User Name Input user name Password Input user password Location Camera location description Description Camera description 4 8 Next Map Use this function to change map it will change the map from map management database one by one 4 9 Exit Quit the E...

Page 30: ...lit display window user can use mouse to change the display windows size 2 In active window user can record the live video or save the current image on local computer 3 Save image file with JPEG format 4 Record live video with AVI format 30 ...

Page 31: ...play Split windows c d e 6 1 Setup Function f g h Power Off Quit the program Minimize Minimized the program to working bar Configuration The PVM function setup Please refer to the page 43 Notice 1 When Minimized the program to working bar it show this icon 2 On this icon click mouse right button it show the menu choose this function Show Main Dialog to return Main UI mode 31 ...

Page 32: ...2 In active window user can record the live video or save the current image on local computer 6 3 PTZ Control Function Use the PTZ Control panel to control PTZ camera Press the directory key to move the PTZ camera direction Press the or key to Zoom in Zoom out the PTZ camera Notice Before using the digital Zoom in Zoom out function on build in camera user have to disabled the camera s WDR function...

Page 33: ...ness Adjust the contrast Adjust the saturation Adjust the sharpness Increase the setting value Decrease the setting value 6 5 Play Function Play local computer media file codec support AVI and H 264 format Each channels have it s own play setting different play setting depend on user behave Reverse play video Slowly Stop Stop Playing video Play Open local media file and Play video Pause Pause play...

Page 34: ... be 704x480 pixels recommend 3 Audio file only support mp3 file format and sample rate must be 48kHz 4 The media content must be mp3 JPEG or H 264 file format 5 Video file only support H 264 other file format should be converted Please use the Video conversion software 6 The Video conversion software only support mpeg1 mpeg2 VOB source input 7 Scroll text only support RTF file format User can use ...

Page 35: ...t List all the scroll text file If file list more than one file it will sequence play one by one Media Type Scroll text media type only support RTF file format Load File Load local pc text file Delete Item Delete the file that user selected Delete All Delete all files that user selected Apply Apply the scroll setup Media Schedule edit Setup the media scheduling function Notice 1 User have to saved...

Page 36: ...o p q r n Time bar from 0 to 24 hours User can use mouse to drop the program list to the time list bar o Program list means media program that user have been setup finished Program include Content list p Content list means media content list Content list include file list q File list means media file The system support H 264 file format and mp3 jpeg format r Program list means media program that u...

Page 37: ... to add new Content list Media Content list as below picture n o p q n Media content time bar means media play time o Media content files list p Local computer file folder q Choose the file and preview play the file content 37 ...

Page 38: ...button to exit the Program edit The below picture show that program list only have one program time length is 1 min 48 seconds and include 2 content files User have to move the program1 to the time bar for example put it on the time bar 6 8 position It means that It will play the program1 at 6 o clock and repeat play until 8 o clock Use the mouse to change the program1 time length After setup fini...

Page 39: ...If user need to setup week schedule as same with Monday just use the mouse click the program1 and drag to the desire day it display confirm dialog as below picture 39 ...

Page 40: ...upload the Media schedule to the PVM device Notice Before upload to the PVM device user have to setup the FTP server IP address at first From Media Media Center Server Input the local PC IP address Local PC as a FTP server Detail Please refer to the Page 52 Press Send Message button it will upload the media content to the PVM device See the below picture 40 ...

Page 41: ...m log motion log and alarm log p The hours time bar list from 00 24 hour for example when user chose the date 8 13 it show that at 15 00 had event log occurred and filled with red color Red color means occurred event motion Alarm Gray color means no event happened q The channels list when user click the hour time bar red color it will spread up the channel list with red color A grid means 5 minute...

Page 42: ...sk Use the color format and detail description as below After user finished the record scheduling setup press Apply button the PVM device will sync with the local computer and follow the scheduling to record Normal Record Event Record Normal Event Record Normal Event Record Normal Event Record Nothing 42 ...

Page 43: ...to login system default username is admin password is 123456 After login successful it will display the PVM information at right side the PVM function configuration menu as below 7 1 System 7 1 1 Language Change the default language support English Chinese 43 ...

Page 44: ...ime by manual Synchronized with Time Server Synchronized with Network Time Server NTP Server pool ntp org Default Time Zone Setup Time Zone Synchronized with PC Synchronized with computer Date Synchronized with computer date Time Synchronized with computer time 7 1 3 Reset Reset all setting values to default values 44 ...

Page 45: ...source and then click update to start updating Updating process bar 1 Please go to reset page and reset to default after version update 2 Please do not update firmware when your network is busy 7 1 5 Reboot Re boot the PVM device 45 ...

Page 46: ...isk information HDD mode total size and available size 4 Network information IP address default Gateway TX RX packets 7 1 7 Format HDD Notice 1 HDD is 3 5 inch SATA interface it supports Seagate Hitachi and WD brand 2 Maximum supported hard disk is 1TB size 3 This PVM only supports 1 HDD installed 46 ...

Page 47: ... saturation adjust 0 100 Hue Live image hue adjust 0 100 PTZ Protocol Support Pelco D Pelco P PTZ Baud rate Setting the PTZ camera transmit baud rate 2400 4800 9600 PTZ ID Setting the PTZ camera ID number 7 3 Record Fixed Bit rate Image resolution is subjected to the transmit speed From 1 Mbps 4 M bps Resolution Video resolution selection QCIF 176x120 CIF 352x240 D1 720x480 Frame rate Scanning fra...

Page 48: ...a Event swap None Trigger Email When motion trigger send E mail to user Trigger Image Upload Upload the trigger image 7 4 2 Alarm Active Active the alarm in Dwell Alarm in trigger dwell time 10 60 seconds Trigger Record When alarm in trigger record the event Trigger Alarm out When alarm in trigger enable the alarm output Trigger Screen Popup When alarm in trigger screen popup Media Event swap None...

Page 49: ...xed IP address if DHCP set off Submask Input the Subnet mask if DHCP set off Gateway Input the Gateway Router IP address 7 5 2 PPPoE Active Enable the PPPoE function User Name User network dialup login name Password User network dialup login password Confirm Password User login password confirm 49 ...

Page 50: ...Input secondary DNS IP address 7 5 4 DDNS Active DDNS Enable Disable Service DynDNS org 3322 org Host Name DDNS host name User Name DDNS supplied login name Password DDNS supplied login password Confirm Password DDNS supplied login password confirm 50 ...

Page 51: ... User Name User s email login name Password User s email login password Confirm Password Confirm user s email login password Authentication Method PLAIN LOGIN 7 5 6 Port RTSP Port RTSP Port default is 554 Control Port Control Port default is 21 RTP Range Low RTP Range Low RTP Range High RTP Range High HTTP Port HTTP Port default is 80 51 ...

Page 52: ...me Password User s login password Confirm Password Confirm user s login password Notice If user want to do the media scheduling then the server IP address must be changed User name password doesn t need to change values 7 6 2 Storage Media storage device support HDD SD card USB memory stick Notice Scheduling record will be saved in HDD 52 ...

Page 53: ...7 7 Account The PVM system provides 5 accounts for user login Default administrator login name is admin password is 123456 53 ...

Page 54: ...y support H 264 format so user have to convert media format to H 264 format Please follow below steps to convert media file format After user have installed the client software please run the Video Conversion software From Program PVM Manager VideoConverson Press Add File button to choose the input media file Input media file could be the Mpeg1 Mpeg2 or VOB file format 54 ...

Page 55: ...Setup the video resolution and bitrate Choose the video output path Press save button to start convert Display the detail information 55 ...

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