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USER INSTRUCTIONS

COLOR DVR MONITOR

Please read this manual thoroughly before use and keep it handy for future reference.

15 inch 4-CHANNEL COLOR

MULTIPLEXER DVR MONITOR

Summary of Contents for H4R15MX

Page 1: ...TALK QUAD SEQ MODE AUDIO VOLUME MUTE USER INSTRUCTIONS COLOR DVR MONITOR Please read this manual thoroughly before use and keep it handy for future reference 15 inch 4 CHANNEL COLOR MULTIPLEXER DVR M...

Page 2: ...L RESPECTS HOWEVER WE CANNOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY CONSEQUENCES RESULTING FROM THE USE THEREOF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS SUBJECTTO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE REVISIONS OR NEW EDITIONS TO...

Page 3: ...eral days or more To disconnect the cord pull it out by the plug Never pull the cord itself Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat build up Do not place the unit on surfaces rugs blan...

Page 4: ...TION MANUAL MAY CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA IS LIKELY TO CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER WILL BE REQUIRED TO...

Page 5: ...third grounding pin This plug will only fit into a grounding type power outlet This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet contact your electrician to replace your o...

Page 6: ...ey in the quad display mode 22 3 4 Camera key in the freeze mode 23 3 5 Audio channel selection in the QUAD display 23 3 6 Volume control 23 3 7 Alarm Operation 24 CHAPTER 4 MENU 25 4 1 Navigating the...

Page 7: ...des date time sequence freeze alarm motion detection video loss audio channel and 8 character camera titles Each camera has two programmable motion detection areas for day and night setting Nonvolatil...

Page 8: ...r the cameras D Install cameras to be connected to the monitor E Route the assembled cable from the monitor to the camera Caution Be careful when routing the cable from the camera to the monitor Try n...

Page 9: ...CA1 and a BNC cabled standard security camera on the BNC input for CA1 NOTE Connecting a cable to the output BNC connector disconnects the termination for that camera input signal therefore an unused...

Page 10: ...A4 RECORDER ALARM OUT NO COM NC RS485 NETWORK Modular Camera Rear View MONITOR INTERPHONE BNC Camera Rear View VIDEO OUT Modular Cable connector to Monitor Modular Cable connector to Camera BNC Cable...

Page 11: ...g the Modular connector of the VCR interconnection cable into the RECORDER port on the rear of the monitor D Connect the Audio In connector to the Audio In port on the VCR E Connect the Audio Out conn...

Page 12: ...DER ALARM OUT NO COM NC RS485 NETWORK Monitor Rear View Typical Time Lapse Recorder Rear View RCA to BNC Adaptor VCR Interconnection cable AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT Typical Event Recorder...

Page 13: ...dular connector of the VCR interconnection cable into the RECORDER port on the rear of the monitor D Connect the Audio In connector to the Audio In port on the secondary monitor E Connect the Video In...

Page 14: ...ON OUT IN 1 2 3 4 CA1 OFF CA2 CA3 CA4 RECORDER ALARM OUT NO COM NC RS485 NETWORK Monitor Rear View VCR Interconnection cable RCA to BNC Adaptor OUT IN OUT IN AUDIO OUT VIDEO IN AUDIO IN FIGURE 3 Obse...

Page 15: ...a dual alarm interface adapter into the interphone port and plug the alarm device cable s into the dual alarm interface adapter Caution Be careful when routing the cable from the camera to the alarm...

Page 16: ...era Rear View To Monitor Wire color Black Alarm input Shield Ground External Alarm Device Cable OR OR External Alarm Device Cable Passive Infrared Detector W Power Supply FIGURE 4 Alarm Device Install...

Page 17: ...terphone port on the rear of the camera Caution Be careful when routing the cable from the camera to the intercom station Try not to put any unnecessary strain on the cable or connectors The cable can...

Page 18: ...luminated during the operation In the playback mode pressing QUAD key will display the quad screen and pressing QUAD key again will display the 3x3 screen with four live cameras and four playback came...

Page 19: ...el Press Volume UP key to increase the volume level 3 4 ZOOM Press ZOOM key to enter or exit the Zoom Mode in the full screen mode only The LED above the zoom key is illuminated during the operation 4...

Page 20: ...ep forward one frame in the pause mode The LED above the playback key is illuminated during the playback mode 4 FAST FORWARD Press FAST FORWARD key to start playback x1 of recordings and press FAST FO...

Page 21: ...ll time can be changed in the camera menu If the dwell time of a camera is OFF that camera skips during the sequence D Digital 2x Zoom display in the full screen display mode Press zoom key to enter t...

Page 22: ...ture using arrow keys Press zoom key again to exit the zoom display mode F Freeze display Press pause key to freeze the recorded camera images Press pause key again to unfreeze the recorded camera ima...

Page 23: ...M3 F CAM4 10 10 10 CAM1 F CAM3 1 3 5 Audio channel selection in the QUAD display The audio source is automatically changed to the same camera number as the current displayed camera in the full screen...

Page 24: ...When multiple alarms occur the same actions as in a single alarm situation occur except the following When the alarm display is set to FULL the monitor is switched between alarmed cameras in numerica...

Page 25: ...NESS 20 CONTRAST 25 SHARPNESS 25 TINT 00 H POSITION 00 V POSITION 00 DEFAULT MAIN MENU SEARCH MENU SYSTEM SHUTDOWN MENU COLOR 25 BRIGHTNESS 20 CONTRAST 25 SHARPNESS 25 TINT 00 H POSITION 00 V POSITION...

Page 26: ...n of the picture V POSITION Adjusts the vertical position of the picture DEFAULT Press enter to return the picture control values above to the default values 4 3 System Shutdown Before the main power...

Page 27: ...4 4 Entering the main menu There are two types of menus SUPERVISOR and USER2 The supervisor menu can display all the menus The USER2 menu will display only the monitor picture control the display the...

Page 28: ...display formats to choose from One is 24 hour military time The second is AM PM 24H 12H Time Fill in the actual time Day Period Fill in a start time and an end time to define the period during which t...

Page 29: ...P MENU TIME OUT The menu can last or exit automatically after the minutes you set the menu time out OFF displays continuously 5minute 4 7 CAMERA CAMERA CAMERA SETUP CAMERA ADJUSTMENT SEQUENCE DWELL CA...

Page 30: ...camera displays the black screen with the massage DISABLE in the live mode and the playback mode During editing the camera title pressing zoom key will display the blank character 4 7 2 Camera Adjust...

Page 31: ...normally open N O normally closed N C or if they ignore the input OFF The default is normally open N O SCREEN Set the screen mode when an alarm occurs There are three possible settings Full 2X2 and U...

Page 32: ...n mode when a video loss alarm occurs There are three possible settings Full 2X2 and UNCHANGED Full When a video loss alarm occurs the screen displays the camera with the alarm in the full screen mode...

Page 33: ...he alarm in the full screen mode at the interval of the dwell time 2X2 When a motion alarm occurs the screen switches the 2X2 screen mode UNCHANGED When a motion alarm occurs the screen doesn t change...

Page 34: ...that have sudden changes such as lights and shadows created by headlights of nearby traffic The delay can be set from 0 to 5 seconds AREA When you want to edit the motion area press enter key on the e...

Page 35: ...TOP When the unit is on the stop mode and the event occurs set this option ON to start recording automatically Set this option OFF to keep the stop recording mode IMAGE RESOLUTION Select one of FULL 7...

Page 36: ...F for the normal condition In this time the unit starts to record at the event record speed even if the unit is in the stop mode and will return to the stop mode after the event finished NORMAL EVENT...

Page 37: ...111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 SCHEDULE VIEW PM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 HR 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2...

Page 38: ...o delete the selected date Insert Press fast forward key to insert the date line Press ZOOM key to clear the selected date HOLIDAYS SETUP PAGE 1 3 MM DD YEAR DAY _ _ _ _ _ _ PAGE DELETE INSERT _ _ _ _...

Page 39: ...ber of the output relay that is activated when a disk full alarm is generated DISK ERASE This disk erase is used delete the recorded image from the internal disk When you set to ON the monitor display...

Page 40: ...EC Shows the number of the used sector of the disk at one second BAD SECTOR Displays the status of HDD RECYCLE COUNTER Shows the overwrite number of the disk 4 11 Communications COMMUNICATION SETUP ET...

Page 41: ...default gateway addresses Port Enter a port number Default 5500 Note You should match this port number with the client S W IP RANGE Two IP ranges can be entered to allow access Enter the same begin a...

Page 42: ...ing camera number keys Then the monitor requests the password If you enter the wrong 8 digit password PASSWORD IS NOT CHANGED is displayed Set Right to Live to restrict viewing rights to live video on...

Page 43: ...d areas without it A supervisor password is required to access the main menu After changing the passwords keep it in a safe place The new password will be the only way to access certain features of th...

Page 44: ...STEM SHUTDOWN option to ON 4 12 2 Factory Default If you select Factory Defaults all settings in the menu system are reset to their default value FACTORY DEFAULT USER SETTING WILL BE DELETED ARE YOU S...

Page 45: ...jump to the earliest recorded time GO TO LAST This option lets the user jump to the last recorded time 4 13 1 Search By Time Date Enter the start date and time and press enter on the search field The...

Page 46: ...T DATE TIME YYYY MM DD HH MM 2004 11 30 11 30 SEARCH EARLIEST REC 2004 11 30 11 30 LASTEST REC 2004 11 30 12 30 Move the cursor position using up and down arrow keys Move the page using left and right...

Page 47: ...wn arrow keys Move the page using left and right keys Press enter key to play from that time Press zoom key to want to return to the list after watching image from that time EVENT SEARCH Index 1 00002...

Page 48: ...as possible A 2 THE OBSERVATION MONITOR CONNECTORS The following connectors are located on the observation monitor According to the model some port may be not presented AC IN ON OUT IN CA1 CA1 OFF CA2...

Page 49: ...OUT This is a dry relay contact output that changes state whenever an alarm is received on the monitor The contacts are rated for a maximum of 24 VDC at 1 Amp G RS485 Three terminal blocks for RS 485...

Page 50: ...uipment The following problem and solutions highlight basic troubleshooting guidelines Problem Possible Solution a No Video 1 Verity power to all pieces of equipment in the monitor 2 Verity that the p...

Page 51: ...VE MAINTENANCE Preventive maintenance allow detection and correction of minor faults before they become serious and cause equipment failure Every three months perform the following steps 1 Inspect all...

Page 52: ...time 3 seconds 01 99 seconds Alarm hold time 20 seconds 5 30 minutes Alarm Message Latch OFF Alarm relay ON Alarm buzzer ON Video loss Enable ON Video loss Screen Format 2X2 Video loss dwell time 3 se...

Page 53: ...ord 11111111 USER2 Password 22222222 Menu password OFF Playback password OFF Search password OFF Recording stop password OFF System shutdown Password OFF Key lock OFF NTSC PAL 525 lines 2 1 Interlace...

Page 54: ...6 pin modular jack and BNC composite video input from cameras Camera output 1 4 BNC auto terminating video looping output Network RJ45 RS 485 Terminal Block Connections AC 100V 240V 50 60Hz 1 9A Powe...

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