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User Manual of DS-8100HMI-B Series Mobile Net DVR (V1.0) 

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1

 

Production Description

 

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1.1

 

Overview

 

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1.2

 

Key Functions

 

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2

 

Installation help

 

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2.1

 

Check device and accessories

 

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2.2

 

SATA Installation

 

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2.3

 

SIM/UIM card installation

 

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2.4

 

Rear Panel Interface Description

 

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2.5

 

KEY Ignition Switch Connection

 

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2.6

 

Alarm Output Connection Guide

 

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3

 

Operation Guide

 

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3.1

 

Front Panel Description

 

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3.2

 

IR Control

 

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3.3

 

Menu Description

 

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3.3.1

 

Menu items

 

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3.3.2

 

Menu Operations

 

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3.4

 

Input Method

 

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4

 

Basic Operation Guide

 

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4.1

 

Power On

 

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4.2

 

Preview

 

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4.3

 

User name and password

 

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4.4

 

PTZ Control

 

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4.5

 

Manual Record

 

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4.6

 

Playback

 

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4.7

 

Backup Recorded Files

 

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Summary of Contents for DS-8100HMI-B Series

Page 1: ...User Manual of DS 8100HMI B Series Mobile Net DVR V1 0 1 DS 8100HMI B Embedded Mobile Net DVR User Manual V1 0 ...

Page 2: ...The listed products or programs will be improved or renewed whenever necessary Tips for users Please install the DVR in well ventilated places Please make sure the DVR work in the allowed range of temperature and humidity The dust board will cause a short circuit after damping Please dedust regularly for the board connector chassis fan etc with brush Please select the hard driver manufacturers rec...

Page 3: ...ar Panel Interface Description 12 2 5 KEY Ignition Switch Connection 13 2 6 Alarm Output Connection Guide 16 3 Operation Guide 17 3 1 Front Panel Description 17 3 2 IR Control 18 3 3 Menu Description 20 3 3 1 Menu items 20 3 3 2 Menu Operations 21 3 4 Input Method 23 4 Basic Operation Guide 24 4 1 Power On 24 4 2 Preview 25 4 3 User name and password 25 4 4 PTZ Control 27 4 5 Manual Record 27 4 6 ...

Page 4: ...3 OSD Setup 35 5 2 4 Video Parameters Setup 36 5 2 5 Mask Area Setup 36 5 2 6 Preview Properties 37 5 3 Alarm setup 38 5 3 1 External Alarm Input and Relay Output 38 5 3 2 Motion Detection Alarm 40 5 3 3 Video Loss Alarm 42 5 3 4 View Tampering Alarm 42 5 4 Recording Setup 42 5 4 1 Recording parameters description 43 5 4 2 Pre Record Time and Post Record Time 43 5 4 3 Record Schedule Setup 43 5 5 ...

Page 5: ... 1 Save Parameters 51 6 2 Restore Parameters 51 6 3 Upgrade 52 6 4 Hard Disk Management 52 6 5 Clear Alarm Out 53 6 6 Reboot 53 6 7 Power Off 53 6 8 View Log 53 6 9 System Information 54 Appendix A HDD Capacity Calculation 55 Appendix B ETHERNET Connect Cable Made Method 57 Appendix C Specifications 58 Appendix D FAQ 60 ...

Page 6: ...either work alone or in groups basing on internet In addition built in application code in FLASH definitely makes it more stable Key features Support SATA Adopt patented army technology of high shock tolerance for hard disk Support ignition power on Support shutdown delay and auto power on off Support GPS and automatic time sync Specific platform for vehicle remote monitoring Support variety of wi...

Page 7: ...g technology ensure recorded data be effectively scanned SMART Choice of recording modes cycle and non cycle Support USB 2 0 recordings backup to flash disk USB HD USB CD DVDRW Preview and playback Portion or whole video mask Portion or whole video mask alarm Choice of playback modes fast forward fast backward and single frame Search by recording type and time Indication of recording and alarm sta...

Page 8: ... Wireless comfortable compression technology Software for alarms e g switch triggered abnormity and GPS Screen capture at client software Track tracing and video playback at client side PPP enabled Log system Client developing SDK provided DEMOs with source code provided ...

Page 9: ...ase make sure the operation is under power off DS 8100HM B Installation Steps 1 Please prepare all the tools and materials 2 5 inch SATA HD anti static gloves HDD Lock key cross screwdriver HD screws 2 Firstly open the HD Lock with the key and loosen the screw alone the anti clockwise Then pull out the HD box with uniform force 3 Remove the 6 screws used for fixing the HD bracket on the right and ...

Page 10: ... on the bracket PCB face down aim at the HD interface and insert it tightly 6 Put in the second HD on the bracket PCB face down aim at the HD interface and insert it tightly 7 Restore the HD bracket position aim at the holes and tighten the screws 8 Install the HD screws and fasten the HDs 4 screws per HD 9 After the HD installation push in the HD box and screw up Don t forget to lock the HD Lock ...

Page 11: ... method please refer to section 6 4 3 With the default configuration the corresponding recording times for different Volume are HD volume Unit GB Recording time Bit Rate 512Kbps Unit Hour Recording time Bit Rate 1Mbps Unit Hour Recording time Bit Rate 1 5Mbps Unit Hour 160 720 360 240 250 1136 568 378 320 1456 728 485 500 2274 1137 758 750 3400 1700 1133 Declaration Recording time may be not so pr...

Page 12: ...panel 1 Reverse the device loosen the screws of the wireless network module board on the right corner 2 Carefully overturn the board with wireless module use your finger press the yellow handspike softly as shown The slot will pop up 3 Unplug the pop up slot insert the SIM UIM card and please note the card missing angle should fit the slot 4 Insert the SIM UIM card back to the module and fasten th...

Page 13: ...DC for cameras etc 5 RS 485 PTZ Interface Connect to PTZ or G mouse 6 ALARM IN Alarm Input Connect to alarm input 4 ch switch signal input please refer to 2 5 7 ALARM OUT Alarm Output Connect to alarm output 1 ch switch signal output please refer to 2 5 8 LAN LAN Interface Connect to ETHERNET devices e g ETHERNET exchanger HUB etc Cable made method please refer to Appendix 2 9 AUDIO IN OUT Audio I...

Page 14: ...Positive pole ignition switch Ignition switch are connected to the positive pole of DC 12 24V of vehicle batteries Vehicle Batteries 12 24V GND Device Ignition Switch Fig 2 2 2 Negative pole ignition switch Ignition switch are connected to the GND of vehicle batteries Vehicle Batteries 12 24V GND Device Ignition Switch Fig 2 3 Please make sure that the connection is correct and detailed descriptio...

Page 15: ...ect the GND of DVR to the negative pole of vehicle batteries After KEY connected to the switch when switch on the DVR will start up with the vehicle when switch off the DVR will shut down within the preset delay time More information on the time delay shutdown function can be found in section 5 8 1 2 Key interface connected to the vehicle batteries for the DVR auto on off function Please refer to ...

Page 16: ...t on main board For safety consideration it is recommended to use external relays while connecting to AC load As the right side figure shows There are 4 short circuit port on main board that refers to each alarm output channels JJ1 JJ2 JJ3 JJ4 which are all in short circuit mode by default and must be unplugged while connecting to AC load Warnings Short circuit port must be unplugged on connect to...

Page 17: ...is unblocked by any object Power Power indicator red means the device is standby green means the DVR starts up normally Ready Status indicator green means the device is in normal working status can be controlled by remote control Record Recording indicator green means recording now Network Network indicator green means the device connect to network blinks orange means network transmitting Alarm Al...

Page 18: ...stly please fasten the bolts then lock the HDD LOCK otherwise the HDDs will not work 3 2 IR Control No Name Description 1 POWER Reserved 2 DEV Reserved 3 Numeric Keys Input number upper and lower case symbol and Chinese character 4 EDIT 1 Enter the edit state and then delete the character in the front of the cursor 2 Switch between and in the status box 5 A 1 Switch between input methods Number En...

Page 19: ...e by press and selecting the data items by press 2 PTZ Position Control 3 Playback fast slow forward and rewind ENTER 1 Confirm when in menu mode 2 Switch between and in the status box 3 Pause when playback 13 PTZ Enter PTZ Control mode 14 ESC Cancel and return to previous menu 15 Reserved 16 F1 Reserved 17 Lens Control Adjust Iris focus and zoom 18 F2 Reserved ...

Page 20: ...ding Stream Type Resolution Bit Rate Type Max Bit Rate Image Quality Frame Rate Enable Recording Pre Recording Time Post Recording Time Copy to Camera Network Basic network parameters e g IP Mac Multi cast IP Http Port DNS IP Remote Host Port Download Server PPPoE Alarms Alarm In Type Alarm Handling Copy to Alarm In Alarm Out Time Alarm Out Schedule Copy to Alarm Out Exceptions Exception Type Hand...

Page 21: ...erface Press REC button to enter the manual record interface Press PTZ button to enter the PTZ control interface Note Password is required and the default user name is admin password is 12345 Copy to Camera User Add Del User Password Verify Default Set Right Mobile Boot Halt GPS settings Server Login Utilities Save Parameters Restore Parameters Upgrade Hard Disk Stop Alarm Out Reboot Power Off Vie...

Page 22: ...e is a small rectangular frame named Active Frame which is pointing to the selected item This Active Frame can be moved by or keys There are such kinds of menu items a Check Box Provide 2 options means enable and means disable You can use ENTER or EDIT key to switch over b List Box Provide more than 2 options However only one of them can be selected You can use and to select one option For example...

Page 23: ...tom of the screen you can input the characters in the edit box by pressing Numeric Keys on the IR control If you want to input English i e uppercase just switch the input method to Uppercase by pressing A until the item shown as follow then you can input uppercase in the edit box with Numeric Keys buttons on the IR control The same as the method of entering the letters in mobile phones Besides the...

Page 24: ...as to operate the device with the visible menu After power on and switch on the ignition the device begin to start up the POWER indicator is turn green When Ready turn green means this device is ready to be controlled by IR control The initialization status of DSP will show up in the first row up the display or monitor if the DSP icon is marked with it means initialization failed please contact th...

Page 25: ... Video Lost Yellow Video Input Yellow View Tampering Pink Manual Recording Pink Motion Detection Sensor Alarm Green Schedule Recording Green No Alarm Blue Motion Detection Recording Blue Motion Detection Red External Alarm Recording Red Sensor Alarm Press Numeric Keys buttons you can switch to the channel directly Press EDIT you can switch the channel in order and preview the corresponding camera ...

Page 26: ... for the users created by admin For example a user named user The method of adding and deleting user please refer to section 5 1 2 please modify the password as follow Step 1 Enter the main menu and select User icon Fig 4 2 Step 2 Input the new password and confirm it Fig 4 3 Fig 4 3 Fig 4 2 ...

Page 27: ...y PLAY AUTO Exit the PTZ control operation menu If you want to do the other operation such as playback manual record and so on you need to exit the PTZ operation menu Press the ESC button to exit and go back to the preview mode 4 5 Manual Record Note The user must have the corresponding right Press REC key to enter the Manual Record interface Fig 4 4 Start Recording you can start corresponding cha...

Page 28: ... exit manual record and enter preview mode Press MENU key to enter main menu Press Play key to enter into playback menu Press PTZ key to enter PTZ control mode 4 6 Playback Note The user must have Playback right Press PLAY key enter Playback interface Fig 4 5 Playback operations Fig 4 5 Fig 4 6 ...

Page 29: ... and File Total Time Fig 4 8 Playback control keys description Display Hide information bar MENU Open Close sound PLAY under the mute mode will appear on the bar Adjust play progress Backward Forward The unit is Adjust play speed Use to increase play speed use to decrease play speed MAX 4 Pause Continue Press ENTER to pause continue playback If played frame by frame press ENTER to play one frame E...

Page 30: ...s Press ESC key a message window will pop up If you press Confirm button DVR will start to backup the selected segments If you press Cancel button DVR will abort the backup 2 Backup all the files in a certain period of time After entering the playback interface move Active Frame to Backup Setup button press ENTER key to enter the backup menu Fig 4 10 Firstly select the Save Device and Camera means...

Page 31: ...oftware to playback the backup files in PC You can find the player software in attached CD The files can be searched by their names for example if a file with name ch01 200808071029 mp4 that means this file is the record video of channel 1 the beginning time is 10 29 on 2008 8 7 Fig 4 11 ...

Page 32: ...ernal alarm sensor type View tampering alarm schedule Video lost alarm schedule Motion detection alarm schedule External alarm schedule Wireless server login setting GPS parameters Boot Halt parameters 5 1 Basic Setting 5 1 1 Administrator and Password When DVR is left from factory there is one default administrator The name is admin and password is 12345 The name cannot be changed while the passw...

Page 33: ...ssword in the Display menu Fig 5 6 Setting the Require Password status as Note For security reason it is better for you to set Require Password as after completing all the setup 5 1 2 Add and Delete User Select Add in User Management interface to add new user in pop up Add menu and return User Management menu to define password and rights 15 User MAX User rights description Local Rights Local righ...

Page 34: ... channel function Preview Network live preview Playback Remote playback download the recorded files on DVR MAC address This MAC address is not the address of DVR but the PC that will access DVR If you setup this MAC address only the PC with this MAC address can access this DVR At PC end in DOS prompt you can use ipconfig command to get the PC MAC address 6 bytes Delete user In User Management inte...

Page 35: ...or NTSC video output The video input standard is adaptive You can modify video output standard to match video input in Display menu 5 2 2 Screen Saver Setup If the user operates nothing for a period of time the device will return to preview automatically The screen saver is used to control the time This parameter can be set in Display menu Fig 5 6 The options have 1min 2min 5min 10min 20min 30min ...

Page 36: ...is Position button you can setup camera name position by pressing this button You can copy the position to any other camera but please note that camera s name can not be copied 5 2 4 Video Parameters Setup The video parameters include brightness contrast hue and saturation The parameters will affect the preview image and recorded image In Image Setup menu Fig 5 7 you can modify the parameters by e...

Page 37: ...k area The maximum mask area is the full screen and the minimum size is only one pane You can setup 4 mask areas at most Press A key to clear all mask areas Note The mask areas can not be copied to other cameras There is no preview image and record image in the areas 5 2 6 Preview Properties In Preview menu you can setup preview mode screen switch time enable or disable audio preview and preview l...

Page 38: ...preview mode 10s alarm display delay time DVR will display 4 channels when there is an alarm from camera 1 the screen will switch to camera 1 after 10 seconds Preview layout setup There is a square frame divided into many windows If you select 4 Screen preview mode this frame is divided into 4 windows Each window represents one camera You can move Active Frame among the windows There is one bar un...

Page 39: ...amera Recording please refer to section 5 4 PTZ linkage order is Alarm in Trigger camera PTZ PTZ linkage can be setup in Alarms and PTZ Linkage interfaces Fig 5 13 Please make sure the camera has already linked with alarm in and preset points sequences cruises have been set The maximum number of preset points is 128 sequence is 16 and cruise is 1 Note One alarm in can trigger different channels pr...

Page 40: ...arm output schedule by entering Schedule menu from Alarms interface Fig 5 14 5 3 2 Motion Detection Alarm Motion Detection Alarm setup includes motion detection area schedule and policy In Image Setup menu you need to set detection sensitivity before the other parameters There are 7 options from 0 the lowest to 5 the highest and Off Motion area setup Move active frame to Area button on the right o...

Page 41: ... areas A Save and return Image Setup menu ENTER Cancel setup and return Image Setup menu ESC Motion alarm policy Fig 5 16 1 Motion alarm schedule You can setup it in Motion Det Policy menu The setup steps are the same as external alarm in schedule please refer to section 5 3 1 2 Alarm linkage setup The alarm linkage setup includes recording handle method etc All the linkages can be set in Policy m...

Page 42: ...there are 3 options low Normal and High Select one of them will active Area and Policy Enter into area setup interface the setup methods are same as that of mask area setup Only one view tampering area can be setup Please refer to section 5 2 5 Enter into policy setup interface to setup alarm schedule and handle method The steps please refer to section 5 3 1 Select Off option for View Tampering yo...

Page 43: ...h bit rate For CIF resolution the typical max bit rate is 384K 768Kbps It is better to select the proper max bit rate based on the camera background and image quality requirement Image Quality If you select variable bit rate type you can define image quality There are 6 options Highest Higher High Average Low and Lowest High image quality needs high bit rate size Frame Rate Frame per second For lo...

Page 44: ...n 5 13 3 The time period is among 00 00 24 00 5 5 Network Parameters If you want use network to access DVR you must setup network parameters Note If any network parameter is modified you must save and reboot DVR to make it into effective The parameters can be setup in Network menu Fig 5 20 NIC type Default is 10M 100M Auto the order options are 10M Half Dup 10M Full Dup 100M Half Dup and 100M Full...

Page 45: ...mmunicate in different network segments you need to set gateway 2 The bandwidth of every channel please refers to the Max bit rate setup of section 5 4 1 5 6 PTZ In PTZ menu you can setup the PTZ parameters and G mouse mode Fig 5 21 PTZ parameters include RS 485 parameters protocol PTZ address preset point sequence and cruise G mouse mode only has one parameter bit rate Firstly you need to select ...

Page 46: ... setup Cruise is remembering the track of PTZ movement This movement is manual controlled In PTZ menu press Setup button on the right side of Cruise item you can enter into Cruise setup menu to setup cruise and run the defined cruises Press PecCru button you will enter into PTZ control interface You can start controlling PTZ with direction keys press ENTER to save the operation track and return Cr...

Page 47: ...ess conflict network failure NTSC PAL differ and speed limit etc The parameters can be set in Exceptions menu Fig 5 25 You can choose an exception type then select the handle methods as following Audible Warning DVR beep warning Upload to Center Send exception information to center host PC Trigger Alarm Output Trigger local relay output Fig 5 23 Fig 5 24 Fig 5 25 ...

Page 48: ...g server 5 8 1 Boot Halt Setup In the boot halt menu Fig 5 27 you can setup the shutdown mode and time There are two normal modes 1 Halt Delay When the KEY interface of the device link with the vehicle s ignition switch you can delay halt by setup the parameters The connection method please refer to section 2 3 3 As in Fig 5 27 user can set a halt delay time which means the DVR will continuously w...

Page 49: ...etup the parameters as following otherwise it will not receive GPS signals The setup include GPS interface Time correct Overspeed warning GPS information display GPS Interface Please set GPS Interface as RS485 before connecting G mouse with DS 8100HM B Also you need to setup the bit rate in PTZ menu as the same as the external GPS mode Please refer to section 5 6 Time correct means the GPS time co...

Page 50: ...Load Balancer VTDU Video Transfer and Distribute Unit PU Peripheral Unit CU Client Unit The server login parameters have to be set before the device login the wireless network server The server login interface is shown in Fig 5 30 At first user need to choose one network environment there are 4 options CDMA EDGE GPRS 3G WLAN LAN Please input load balance LB IP address in Server IP the port should ...

Page 51: ...Disk Stop Alarm Out Reboot Power Off View Log and System Info The Utilities menu is shown in Fig 6 1 6 1 Save Parameters Save current parameters to device FLASH this change will take effective after reboot Fig 6 1 Fig 6 2 6 2 Restore Parameters Restore factory parameters for DVR The IP address gateway port number and mask will not be restored Fig 6 1 Fig 6 3 Fig 6 1 Fig 6 2 Fig 6 3 Fig 6 4 ...

Page 52: ...t the ftp server IP and press Enter DVR will connect with FTP server through network and download the upgrade firmware file If you select USB mode please make sure you connect one USB flash memory with DVR and the firmware file is in its root directory Reboot after successfully upgrading the system will use the new firmware Note Upgrade failure will give rise to exception after rebooting please co...

Page 53: ...er page 250 pages Also you can select options to search Search by type Type is divided into Major type and Minor type Major type includes operation alarm exception and all The operation major type include Power On Shut Down Abnormal Shut Panel Login Panel Logout Panel Config Panel File Play Panel Time Play Local Start Record Local Stop Record Panel PTZ Panel Preview Panel Set Time Local Upgrade Ne...

Page 54: ...elect By Time input start time and stop time After finish searching DVR will list the matched log information 2000 items maximum Search by type time Select By Type Time input major type minor type start time and stop time DVR will list the matched log information Note After the DVR listing the matched log information you can check more items by pressing MoreInfo including panel user net user host ...

Page 55: ...ement is confirmed according to Formula 2 to calculate the storage capacity i m which is storage of each channel needed unit Mbyte i m i q i h i D 2 In the formula i h The recording time for each day hour i D Number of days for which the video shall be kept Step 3 According to Formula 3 to calculate total capacity accumulation T q that is needed for all channels in the DVR during scheduled video r...

Page 56: ... bit rate type is FIXED for different bit rate the file size of ONE channel in ONE hour is Bit Rate Max Bit Rate File Size Bit Rate Max Bit Rate File Size Bit Rate Max Bit Rate File Size 96k 42M 320k 140M 896k 393M 128k 56M 384k 168M 1 00M 450M 160k 70M 448k 196M 1 25M 562M 192k 84M 512k 225M 1 50M 675M 224k 98M 640k 281M 1 75M 787M 256k 112M 768k 337M 2 00M 900M ...

Page 57: ...e the following left side method to make the network cable when DVR is connected with network hub or switch 2 Use the following right side method to make the cross network cable when DVR is directly connected with client end PC 1 white orange 1 white orange 1 white orange 1 white green 2 Orange 2 Orange 2 Orange 2 green 3 white green 3 white green 3 white green 3 white orange 4 blue 4 blue 4 blue ...

Page 58: ...ompression Standard OggVorbis Audio Input 1 ch RCA 2 0 2 4Vp p 1000Ω Audio Output 1 ch RCA 2 0 2 4Vp p 600Ω Stream Type Video stream or Video Audio stream Alarm Input 4 ch alarm input support Normal Open and Normal Close Alarm Output 1 ch alarm output Wireless Network Internal module GPS External module connect with RS 485 optional HDD Interface 2 5 inch SATA HDD can max support 2000GB Vibration P...

Page 59: ...nual of DS 8100HMI B Series Mobile Net DVR V1 0 59 Power Consumption 6W Operating Temperature 10 55 Humidity 10 95 Dimensions 236mm 73mm 210mm Weight About 3Kg Device Control Special IR control for mobile DVR ...

Page 60: ... device s code and then press Device button in the remote controller then input the DVR s device code now press ENTER At this time if all of the operations can be received by the DVR it means this DVR can be controlled by this remote controller In the whole operation process there is no message showed on the DVR front panel and monitor If the remote controller still does not work please try again ...

Page 61: ...antenna is covered or blocked by other objects After exclude all of above reasons please change a new G mouse module if it still does not work please contact the supplier Note In caves tunnels and some other environments there is no GPS signal Q why DVR keeps on reboot after booting and has di voice warning every 10 seconds A The possible reasons are 1 Upgrade the wrong firmware and give rise to t...

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