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Contents

About This Document .............................................................................................................1

Overview of Contents .............................................................................................................1

Special Font and Symbols......................................................................................................1

How to Use This Document....................................................................................................2

Features and Specifications ...................................................................................................3

Features .................................................................................................................................3

Specifications .........................................................................................................................4

Panel Controls........................................................................................................................8

Front Panel.............................................................................................................................8

Rear Panel ...........................................................................................................................11

Installation and Connections ................................................................................................13

Check Unpacked DVR..........................................................................................................13

HDD Installation ...................................................................................................................13

Calculate HDD Size ..........................................................................................................13

HDD Installation................................................................................................................14

CD/DVD Burner Installation..................................................................................................15

Desktop and Rack Mounting ................................................................................................15

Desktop Mounting.............................................................................................................15

Rack Mounting..................................................................................................................15

Connecting Power Supply.................................................................................................15

Connections .........................................................................................................................15

Connecting Video Input and Output Devices ....................................................................16

Connecting Audio Input

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Audio Output ........................................................................17

Connecting Alarm Input and Alarm Output .......................................................................18

Relay Output Description ..................................................................................................20

RS232...............................................................................................................................21

RS485...............................................................................................................................21

Other Interfaces ................................................................................................................21

Overview of Navigation and Controls ...................................................................................22

Main Menu ..............................................................................................22

Login .................................................................................................................................22

Main Menu ........................................................................................................................23

Logout...............................................................................................................................23

Auto Recovery after Power Failure ...................................................................................24

Replace Battery ................................................................................................................24

Recording Operation ............................................................................................................24

Live Viewing......................................................................................................................24

Manual Recording.............................................................................................................25

Search & Playback ...............................................................................................................26

Calendar ...........................................................................................................................29

Record Setup (Schedule) .....................................................................................................30

Summary of Contents for HLVR4

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Page 3: ...ualified engineers needed All the examination and repair work should be done by the qualified service engineers We are not liable for any problems caused by unauthorized modifications attempted repair or careless operation by human error 5 Environment The DVR should be installed in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight inflammable explosive substances and etc 6 Accessories Be sure to use all ...

Page 4: ...i A package of installation fittings Contact your local retailer as soon as possible if anything is missing in your package Before You Begin Please read this guide carefully before you install and operate the DVR ...

Page 5: ...Desktop and Rack Mounting 15 Desktop Mounting 15 Rack Mounting 15 Connecting Power Supply 15 Connections 15 Connecting Video Input and Output Devices 16 Connecting Audio Input and Audio Output 17 Connecting Alarm Input and Alarm Output 18 Relay Output Description 20 RS232 21 RS485 21 Other Interfaces 21 5 Overview of Navigation and Controls 22 Login Logout and Main Menu 22 Login 22 Main Menu 23 Lo...

Page 6: ...rol Setup Tour setup 46 Activate Patrol tour 46 Pattern Setup 46 Activate Pattern Function 47 Auto Scan Setup 47 6 Understanding of Menu Operations and Controls 48 Setting 50 General 50 Encode 52 Schedule 53 RS232 53 Network 54 Alarm 59 Detect 59 Pan Tilt Zoom 59 Display 60 Default 61 Search 61 Advanced 62 HDD Management 62 Alarm Output 63 Alarm Input 64 Manual Record 64 Account 64 Auto Maintain 6...

Page 7: ...ol Bar 77 PTZ Control 78 Video Setting 78 Network Data Flux 78 Full Screen 79 Video Zoom 79 Video Windows 79 Search 80 Download 80 Configuration 82 Load and Save Configuration 83 General 83 Image 84 Alarm 86 Video Detect 87 Record 88 Assistant 89 User Management 90 Record Control 93 Log Information 93 Date and Time 94 System Information 94 Alarm Prompt 95 Camera Title 96 Upgrade BIOS 96 Reboot 97 ...

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Page 9: ...Record 25 Figure 5 6 Search 27 Figure 5 7 Calendar 30 Figure 5 8 SCHEDULE 30 Figure 5 9 HDD MANAGEMENT 32 Figure 5 10 DETECT 33 Figure 5 11 Motion Detection 34 Figure 5 12 Preset 35 Figure 5 13 Motion Detection Region 35 Figure 5 14 Loss Detect 36 Figure 5 15 Blind Detect 37 Figure 5 16 Set Period 37 Figure 5 17 ALARM 38 Figure 5 18 BACKUP 40 Figure 5 19 Backup Device 40 Figure 5 20 Backup in Proc...

Page 10: ...NERAL 51 Figure 6 4 ENCODE 52 Figure 6 5 Overlay 53 Figure 6 6 RS232 54 Figure 6 7 NETWORK 55 Figure 6 8 IP FILTER 56 Figure 6 9 MCAST SET 56 Figure 6 10 NTP Setting 58 Figure 6 11 PAN TILT ZOOM 59 Figure 6 12 DISPLAY 60 Figure 6 13 DEFAULT 61 Figure 6 14 ADVANCED 62 Figure 6 15 HDD MANAGEMENT 62 Figure 6 16 Abnormity 63 Figure 6 17 ALARM OUTPUT 64 Figure 6 18 ALARM INPUT 64 Figure 6 19 ACCOUNT 65...

Page 11: ...enu 76 Figure 7 8 Playback Bar 77 Figure 7 9 PTZ control 78 Figure 7 10 Video Setting 78 Figure 7 11 Network Data Flux 79 Figure 7 12 Display Ratios 79 Figure 7 13 Display Mode 79 Figure 7 14 Record Search 80 Figure 7 15 Download Files 81 Figure 7 16 Download in Progress 81 Figure 7 17 System Settings 82 Figure 7 18 Save As CFG 83 Figure 7 19 Select Load Mode 83 Figure 7 20 System Settings General...

Page 12: ...roup Setup 91 Figure 7 32 User Setup 91 Figure 7 33 Power Setup 92 Figure 7 34 Modify User 93 Figure 7 35 Delete User Information 93 Figure 7 36 Record Channel 93 Figure 7 37 System Log 94 Figure 7 38 Date Time 94 Figure 7 39 System Information 95 Figure 7 40 Warning 96 Figure 7 41 Camera Title 96 Figure 7 42 Upgrade BIOS 97 Figure 7 43 Reboot 97 Figure 7 44 Basic System Information 97 ...

Page 13: ...apter 3 Panel Controls provides descriptions on buttons of the front panel and interfaces of the rear panel Chapter 4 Installation and Connections provides detailed instructions on installing DVR and connecting wires Chapter 5 Overview of Navigation and Controls introduces how to navigate in the main menu window and operate the controls Chapter 6 Understanding of Menu Operations and Controls intro...

Page 14: ...e updated and the information shall not be distributed Please read the book before operation and keep it properly for future use The manual has been reviewed and the accuracy is guaranteed If there is any uncertainty or controversy please refer to the final explanation of Honeywell Honeywell does not take any responsibility for any consequences caused by misunderstanding of the manual or improper ...

Page 15: ...p to 4 channels Records up to 100ips PAL 120ips NTSC Full Pentaplex Live Display Recording Playback Networking Backup 2 IDE interface supports up to 2 HDD PTZ dome control Remote access through LAN WAN Linux OS OS embedded in flash User friendly operations via front panel or USB mouse Smart video detection Smart camera settings Easy backup method via USB devices CD RW DVD RW or network download Sm...

Page 16: ... control network keyboard Input Method Numeral Character Denotation System Status HDD status data stream statistics log record bios version on line user and etc Video Video Input 4 channel BNC 1 0Vp p 75Ω Video Output 1 channel TV output BNC 1 0Vp p 75Ω 1 VGA output Video Standard PAL 625Line 50f s NTSC 525Line 60f s Video Compression MPEG4 Format NTSC PAL Video Resolution CIF 352x240 352x288 Form...

Page 17: ...TV Output Adjustment Adjust TV output color display zone Audio Audio Input 2 channel BNC 200 2800mV 30KΩ Audio Output 1 channel BNC 200 3000mv 5KΩ Audio Compression ADPCM Video Detection Alarm Zones 192 16 x 12 detection zones Sensitivity 1 6 level 6 is highest Motion Detection Sensitivity 1 6 level 6 is highest Video Loss Trigger recording PTZ movement tour alarm e mail FTP Camera Masking Trigger...

Page 18: ... Recording Priority Manual Alarm Video Detection Continuous Recording Interval 1 to 120 minutes default 60 minutes Overwrite Mode Support Raid Function Support Search Mode Time date alarm motion detection exact search accurate to second Playback 2 channel playback simultaneously Play pause stop rewind fast play slow play next file previous file next camera previous camera full screen repeat shuffl...

Page 19: ...nterface USB Interface 2 ports 1 for mouse control 1 for backup RS232 Network keyboard PC communication RS485 PTZ control Environmental Power Supply 220V 50Hz 110V 60Hz Power Consumption 25W Working Temperature 0 C 55 C Working Humidity 10 90 Atmosphere Pressure 86kpa 106kpa Dimension 220mm x 130mm x 170mm W x D x H Weight 5 0kg Mounting Desktop or rack ...

Page 20: ...trols This section provides information about front panel and rear panel When you install this series DVR for the first time please refer to this part first Front Panel Figure 3 1 Front Panel Icon Name Function Power Turn on power ...

Page 21: ...box In preview mode There is no other menu available press this button for 3 seconds to switch between TV VGA For HD1 series DVR there are three modes TV VGA VGA LCD 60Hz LCD output In text input mode click this button continuously to switch between numeral capitalized character and small character expansible Working with other keys to realize special functions in some menu items Cancel Cancel In ...

Page 22: ...nput 4 Play previous When playback click this button to display previous file In menu operation go to previous menu item Note In numeral input mode click this button to input 1 Slow play Various slow playback and normal playback Speeds Note In numeral input mode click this button to input 2 Play next In playback mode play the next file In menu operation go to the next menu item Note In numeral inp...

Page 23: ...tup Switch PTZ control Note In numeral input mode Click S to input 6 In numeral input mode Click T to input 7 Direction keys In 1 window real time monitor mode lick up down keys to switch monitor channel Switch PTZ control Note In numeral input mode Click W to input 8 In numeral input mode Click X to input 8 USB Rear Panel The rear panel is shown as below ...

Page 24: ... first video input channel 3 VGA 11 The second audio input channel 4 ALARM RS485 Port 12 The second video input channel 5 USB 13 The forth video input channel 6 Network connection RJ45 14 The third video input channel 7 Audio output 15 Power button 8 Video output 16 Power socket 6 5 4 3 1 16 15 2 13 14 12 11 10 9 7 8 ...

Page 25: ...eck the accessories Please check the items in accordance with the list on the warranty card Finally you can remove the protective film of the DVR HDD Installation Calculate HDD Size This series have no limit to HDD capacity You can use 120G 750G HDD to guarantee higher stability The formula of total HDD size is Total Capacity MB Camera Amount Recording Hours HDD Usage Per Hour M h When you calcula...

Page 26: ... two HDDs to one IDE port you need to set the farther one as MASTER and the other as SLAVE Please don t set HDD as CS Enable or Cap Limit Please follow the instructions below to install HDD 1 Loosen the screws 2 Remove the unit cover 3 Dismantle the HDD bracket 4 Install the first HDD Note the HDD is placed upside down Please make sure bracket is in correct position 5 Install the second HDD on the...

Page 27: ... to allow for cable and power cord clearance at the rear of the unit Be sure that the air flow around the unit is not obstructed Rack Mounting The DVR occupies two rack units of vertical rack space The hardware necessary to mount the DVR into a rack is supplied with the unit Install the cabinet in ventilated place Avoid extreme heat humid or dusty conditions You can use a soft dry brush to clean o...

Page 28: ...ure 4 1 Connection Sample Connecting Video Input and Output Devices Connecting Video Input The DVR automatically detects the video standard PAL or NTSC whenever you connect a video input It accepts color black and white and analog video ...

Page 29: ...ial cables to the rear panel Connecting Video Output This section provides information about physically connecting video display devices to the DVR If you connect the DVR with a TV monitor or VGA monitor the DVR can automatically detects the monitor type And without any output device by default the DVR is configured to use a TV monitor In this case if your application requires a VGA monitor you ha...

Page 30: ... alarm input can invoke many different activities including triggering a relay device sending an alert to a security office or storing pre alarm video to the DVR Connecting Alarm Input and Alarm Output Alarm Input You should check your alarm input mode is grounding alarm input or not For this series DVR grounding signal is needed for alarm input If you need to connect two units or one DVR and othe...

Page 31: ...h as PTZ 12 C This should input an external power input Less than 1 A 4 ch grounding alarm inputs Normal open or Normal close type Please parallel connect COM end and GND end of the alarm detector Provide external power to the alarm detector Please parallel connect the Ground of the DVR and the ground of the alarm detector Please connect the NC port of the alarm sensor to the DVR alarm input ALARM...

Page 32: ...er to external alarm device To avoid over loading please read the following relay parameters sheet carefully See below table The controllable 12v can be used to restore the smoke detector Figure 4 4 Relay Output Relay Specification Rated switch capacity 30VDC 2A 125VAC 1A Maximum switch power 125VA 160W Maximum switch voltage 250VAC 220VDC Rating resistance load Maximum switch currency 1A Temperat...

Page 33: ... device can t return any data to the unit To enable the operation connect the PTZ device to the RS485 A B input on the DVR Since RS485 is disabled by default for each camera you must enable the PTZ settings first This series DVRs support multiple protocols such as Pelco D Pelco P To connect PTZ devices to the DVR 1 Connect RS485 A B on the DVR rear panel 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the...

Page 34: ...ur accounts Username admin Password admin administrator local and network Username 888888 Password 888888 administrator local only Username 666666 Passwords 666666 Lower authority user who can only monitor playback backup and etc Username default Password default hidden user For your system security please modify you password after first login You can use USB mouse front panel or keyboard to input...

Page 35: ...d shutdown Click the icon to enter the sub menu Figure 5 2 Main Menu Logout There are two ways for you to log out Press the power button on the front panel for at least 3 seconds system will stop all operations Then you can click the power button in the rear panel to turn off the DVR In the main menu click shutdown button you can see an interface is shown as below ...

Page 36: ...ure to use the same battery capacity and model if possible We strongly recommend replacing battery regularly such as one year to guarantee system time accuracy Recording Operation Live Viewing When you login the system is in live viewing mode You can see system date time and channel name If you want to change system date and time you can refer to general settings Main Menu Æ Setting Æ General If y...

Page 37: ...mplement the following operations Please make sure the HDDs have been properly installed To go to the Manual Record menu Right click mouse or in the main menu Advanced Æ Manual Record In live viewing mode click record button in the front panel Figure 5 5 Manual Record Record Mode Manual the highest priority After manual setup all selected channels will begin ordinary recording Automatic channel re...

Page 38: ...en system is in automatic recording all channels will records as you have previously set Main menu Æ Setting Æ Schedule The corresponding indication light in front panel will turn on All channel manual record Please highlight ALL after Manual When system is in manual recording all scheduled set up you have set will be null Main menu Æ Setting Æ Schedule The corresponding indication light in front ...

Page 39: ... 9 Previous file 2 Backward 10 Next channel 3 Stop 11 Next file 4 Slow play 12 Previous channel 5 Fast play 13 Search 6 Previous frame 14 Backup 1 window Playback 2 window Playback File List Playback Window File Information 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 14 3 13 12 ...

Page 40: ...k enter button you can view file content Accurate playback Input time h m s in the time column and then click playback button system can operate accurate playback Synchronized playback function when playback During playback process click numeral key system can switch to the corresponding channel video of the same time Digital zoom When the system is in full screen playback mode drag your mouse in ...

Page 41: ...ward play button _ system begins backward playback Click backward play button again system goes to pause mode When system is in backward play or frame by frame playback mode you can click play button to go to normal playback Note All the operations here such as playback speed channel time and progress have relationship with hardware version Some series DVRs do not support some functions or playbac...

Page 42: ... it is in default 24 hour regular mode You can set record type and time in schedule interface Schedule Menu In the main menu from setting to schedule you can go to schedule menu There are three record types R Regular MD Motion detection A Alarm In some series system also supports C Card Figure 5 8 SCHEDULE ...

Page 43: ...es before them After completing all configurations click Save and it returns to the previous menu Quick Settings This function allows you to copy one channel setup to another After setting in Channel 1 you can click Copy and turn to Channel 2 and then click Paste button You can finish setting for one channel and then click Save or you can finish all setup and then click Save to memorize all the se...

Page 44: ...ording now current setup will get activated right away the current file will be packet and form a file then system begins recording as you have just set When completing all settings click Save and it returns to the previous menu Figure 5 9 HDD MANAGEMENT Playback or search in the redundant disk There are two ways for you to playback or search in the redundant disk Set redundant disk s as read only...

Page 45: ...he main menu go to SETTING Æ DETECT you can see motion detect interface There are three event types Motion detect Loss detect and Blind detect Figure 5 10 DETECT Motion Detect In Event Type it selects Motion detect by default ...

Page 46: ...you to activate tour between different cameras Delay when motion detection complete system auto delays detecting for a specified time The value ranges from 10 300 Unit second PTZ Linkage Click set button the interface is shown as in Figure 5 12 Here you can set PTZ Linkage for one or more channels Region click select button to set motion detection region See above figure Sensitivity there are six ...

Page 47: ...ste to set channel setup since the video in each channel may not be the same In Figure 5 11 you can left click mouse and then drag it to set a region for motion detection Click Fn to switch between deployment and withdraw for motion detection After setting click enter button to exit Figure 5 12 Preset Figure 5 13 Motion Detection Region Loss Detect In Event Type select Loss Detect from the drop do...

Page 48: ...al alarm device when video loss occurred Delay when motion detection completes system auto delays detecting for a specified time The value ranges from 10 300 Unit second Show Message System pops up message in the screen to alert you once alarm occurred Please highlight icon to enable this function Record Channel select the channel to record when video loss occurred PTZ Linkage Click Select to set ...

Page 49: ...s lens the system can alert you to guarantee video continuity Channel select the channel you want to enable camera mask detection function Enable Enable or disable blind detect Period Set the active period Click Set to open the following window Figure 5 16 Set Period ...

Page 50: ... function Record Channel select the channel to record when camera mask occurred PTZ Linkage Click set button to set PTZ Linkage for one or all channels Tour Here is for you to activate tour between different cameras Note In this interface copy paste function is only valid for the same type which means you can not copy a channel setup in loss detect mode to blind detect mode Alarm Setup and Alarm A...

Page 51: ...xternal alarm cancelled Show Message System pops up message in the screen to alert you once alarm occurred Record Channel you can select proper channel to record alarm video Multiple choices At the same time you need to set alarm record in schedule interface Main Menu Setting Schedule and select schedule record in manual record interface Main Menu Advance Manual Record PTZ Linkage Here is for you ...

Page 52: ...p Device Click Add system begins search All matched files are listed below System automatically calculates the capacity needed and remained See system only backups files with a before channel name You can use Fn or Cancel button to delete after file serial number Click Backup you can backup selected files There is a process bar for you reference ...

Page 53: ...button during the burning process there are two conditions for different devices For CD DVD burner device the stop function becomes activated immediately and there is no data in the burner For USB device system can backup the data before you click Stop button For example if there is a file of 10 minutes when you click stop after five minutes backup system only save the previous 5 minute data in th...

Page 54: ...nput port Connect power adapter to the dome PTZ Setup The camera video should be in the current screen Before setup please check the following connections are right PTZ and decoder connection is right Decoder address setup is right Decoder A B line connects with DVR A B line Boot up the DVR input user name and password In the main menu click SETTING ÆPAN TILT ZOOM Figure 5 21 PAN TILT ZOOM Channel...

Page 55: ... there are five options none odd even mark space Default setup is none After completing all the settings click Save In one window display mode right click mouse click Fn Button in the front panel The interface is shown as in Figure 5 21 Figure 5 22 Right Click Menu Click Pan Tilt Zoom the interface is shown as below Figure 5 23 PAN TILT ZOOM Adjust Here you can set the following items Step value r...

Page 56: ...Figure 5 24 Direction Arrows Here is a sheet for you reference Name Function key function Shortcut key Function key function Shortcut Key Zoom Near Far Focus Near _ Far Iris Close W Open f Preset Patrol Pattern Scan In Figure 5 23 click the Set Figure 5 25 PAN TILT ZOOM Set Here you can set the following items Preset Cruise Pattern Border In Figure 5 23 click Page Switch ...

Page 57: ...wing functions Preset Cruise Pattern Tour Auto pan Flip Reset Preset Setup In Figure 5 23 use eight direction arrows to adjust camera to the proper position In Figure 5 26 click Preset and input preset number Figure 5 27 PAN TILT ZOOM Preset Now you can add this preset to one cruise ...

Page 58: ...on Input preset number and add this preset to a cruise For each cruise you can input max 80 presets Figure 5 28 PAN TILT ZOOM Cruise Activate Patrol tour In Figure 5 25 input cruise number in the No blank and click Cruise button Pattern Setup In Figure 5 25 click Pattern and then click Begin Figure 5 29 PAN TILT ZOOM Pattern Then you can go to Figure 5 23 to modify zoom focus and iris ...

Page 59: ...tern Function In Figure 5 26 input mode value in the No blank and click Pattern Auto Scan Setup In Figure 5 25 click Border Figure 5 30 PAN TILT ZOOM Go to Figure 5 23 use direction arrows to select camera left limit Then please go to the above figure click left limit button Repeat the above procedures to set right limit ...

Page 60: ...nd Controls When you login the main menu shows as below There are totally six icons SEARCH INFO SETTING ADVANCED BACKUP and SHUTDOWN Move the cursor to highlight the icon and then click the menu item to enter the sub menu Figure 6 1 Main Menu This series DVR menu tree is shown as below ...

Page 61: ...ARCH HDD INFO BPS LOG VERSION INFO ONLINE USERS GENERAL ENCODE SCHEDULE RS232 NETWORK ALARM DETECT PAN TILT ZOOM DISPLAY SETTING DEFAULT HDD MANAGEMENT ALARM OUTPUT ALARM INPUT MANUAL RECORD Main Menu ADVANCED ACCOUNT ...

Page 62: ...o save the setup you have just made You need to highlight check box to enable corresponding function Otherwise this function is disabled All the operations below are based on our 4 ch series DVR Setting In main menu highlight setting icon and system setting interface is shown as below Figure 6 2 SETTING General General setting includes the following items ...

Page 63: ...Traditional English Italian Japanese French Spanish All languages listed here are optional Slight difference maybe found in various series HDD Full Here is for you to select working mode when hard disk is full There are two options stop recording or rewrite Pack Duration Here is for you to specify record duration Default value is 60 minutes Video Standard There are two formats NTSC and PAL Note Si...

Page 64: ... resolutions you can select from the dropdown list Bit Rate system supports two types CBR and VBR Quality There are six levels ranging from 1 to 6 Level six is the highest image quality Frame Rate there are six levels 1 f s 2f s 3f s 6f s 12f s 25f s Some series DVRs only support PAL 25f s Enable Audio Video you can turn on or off the audio Overlay click this button to set time and channel informa...

Page 65: ...ystem default setup is Channel 1 Compression MPEG4 Resolution CIF D1 Bit rate CBR Quality 4 Frame rate 25f s Please highlight icon to select the corresponding function This series DVR is suitable for ATM use System can overlay card number transaction time and etc on the monitor or playback window Need protocol support System also supports search by transaction information and card number Schedule ...

Page 66: ...o select Baud rate You can select proper baud rate Data Bits You can select proper data bit Stop Bits There are two values 1 2 Parity there are five choices none odd even mark space After all the setups please click Save system goes back to the previous menu Network Here is for you to input network information ...

Page 67: ...ue is 80 Protocol You can select proper protocol from the dropdown list Max Connections support maximal 10 users Properties There are two options for you NTP Alarm center You can select corresponding ways and then click Properties button to go to setup interface IP Filter When you enable this function only IP in the list can login this DVR Click it to open the following window ...

Page 68: ...dow Figure 6 9 MCAST SET After all the setups please click save button system goes back to the previous menu This series DVR is suitable for ATM use System can overlay card number transaction time and etc on the monitor or playback window Need protocol support System also supports search by transaction information and card number ...

Page 69: ...xed IP in the internet and there is the DDNS software running in this PC In other words this PC is a DNS domain name server In network DDNS input your PPPoE name you get from you IPS and server IP PC with DDNS Click save button and then reboot system Click save button system prompts for rebooting to get all setup activated After rebooting open IE and input as below http DDNS server IP virtual dire...

Page 70: ...lect your corresponding time zone here Here is a sheet for your time zone setup City Region Name Time Zone London GMT 0 Berlin GMT 1 Cairo GMT 2 Moscow GMT 3 New Deli GMT 5 Bangkok GMT 7 Beijing Hong Kong GMT 8 Tokyo GMT 9 Sydney GMT 10 Hawaii GMT 10 Alaska GMT 9 Pacific Time P T GMT 8 American Mountain Time M T GMT 7 American Central Time C T GMT 6 American Eastern Time E T GMT 5 Atlantic Time GM...

Page 71: ... Figure 6 11 PAN TILT ZOOM Protocol select corresponding PTZ protocol such as PELCOP Address input corresponding PTZ address Baud rate select baud rate Data Bits select data bit Stop Bits select stop bit Parity there are five choices none odd even mark space After all the setups please click Save button system goes back to the previous menu For detailed setup please refer to Preset Patrol Pattern ...

Page 72: ...n web or client end to refresh channel name Time display You can select to display the time or not Channel display You can select to display the channel name or not Enable tour activate tour function Interval Input proper interval value here The value ranges from 5 200 seconds In tour process you can use mouse or click Shift to turn on window switch function View1 4 System support 1 4 window tour ...

Page 73: ...T Please highlight icon to select the corresponding function After all the setups please click Save button system goes back to the previous menu Warning System menu color language time display mode video format IP address user account will not maintain previous setup after default operation Search Please refer to Search Playback on page 26 ...

Page 74: ...n window the interface is shown as below There are totally seven function keys HDD management alarm output alarm input manual record account auto maintain and TV adjust Figure 6 14 ADVANCED HDD Management Here is for you to view and implement hard disk management Figure 6 15 HDD MANAGEMENT ...

Page 75: ...o get all the modification activated Click Alarm Set button the interface is shown as below Figure 6 16 Abnormity Please highlight icon to select the corresponding function You can enable one or more alarm setups The lower limit ranges from 1 to 99 Alarm channel number ranges from 1 to 6 Delay value is from 0 to 240 seconds Please note when HDD capacity is not full system only alarms once After al...

Page 76: ...ere is for you to set alarm input Figure 6 18 ALARM INPUT Highlight icon to allow the channel to accept alarm input After all the setups please click save button system goes back to the previous menu Manual Record Please refer to Manual Recording on page 25 Account Here is for you to implement account management Here you can Add User Modify User Add Group Modify Group ...

Page 77: ...666666 other users have administrator right Hidden user default is for system interior use only and can not be deleted When there is no login user hidden user default automatically login You can set some rights such as monitor for this user so that you can view some channel view without login One user should belong to one group User right can not exceed group right About reusable function this fun...

Page 78: ...termly Auto Delete Old Files the system will delete files create before a preset time After all the setups please click OK button system goes back to the previous menu TV Adjust Here is for you to adjust TV output setup Figure 6 21 TV ADJUST Please drag slide bar to adjust each item After all the setups please click OK button system goes back to the previous menu ...

Page 79: ... system information There are totally five items HDD Info BPS data stream statistics Log version and online users Figure 6 22 INFO HDD Info Here is to list hard disk type total space free space video start time and status Figure 6 23 HDD INFO ...

Page 80: ...system time At last reboot the system to solve this problem In IDE information column means OK X means error occurred means there is no disk The serial number after the disk information such as which means it is current working disk If disk is damaged system shows as BPS Here is for you to view current video data stream KB s and occupied hard disk storage MB h Figure 6 24 BPS Log Here is for you t...

Page 81: ...Honeywell 69 Figure 6 25 LOG Version Here is for you to view some version information Figure 6 26 VERSION Online Users Here is for you to manage online users ...

Page 82: ...n Click Shutdown button system pop up a dialogue box for you to select Logout menu user log out menu You need to input password when you login the next time Restart application system will restart the application Shutdown system shuts down and turns off power Restart system system begins rebooting Switch user logoff the current user and switch to another user ...

Page 83: ...ck FN in the front panel The interface is shown as below Figure 6 29 Right Click Menu View 1 Select the video and play it in 1 window view View 4 Select the video and play it in 4 window view Pan Tilt Zoom Open Pan Tilt Zoom window See Figure 5 23 Color Setting Open the following window and adjust color settings ...

Page 84: ...ns and Controls 72 Figure 6 30 COLOR SETTING Search Open Search window See Figure 5 6 Record Open Manual Record window See Figure 5 5 Alarm Output Open Alarm Output window See Figure 6 17 Main Menu Go to the main menu See Figure 6 1 ...

Page 85: ...t Please refer to network setup main menu setting network Use order ping DVR IP address to check connection is OK or not Usually the return TTL value should be less than 255 Login and Logout Open IE and input DVR address in the address column For example if your DVR IP is 10 1 27 200 then please input http 10 1 27 200 in IE address column System pops up warning information to ask you whether insta...

Page 86: ...Web Client Operation 74 Figure 7 1 Security Settings The Video Web Service interface is as below Figure 7 2 Web Service ...

Page 87: ...word is admin Note For security reasons please modify your password after you first login Go to Real time Monitor Mode There are three ways for you to go to real time monitor mode Select the channel number besides function key Figure 7 5 Function Keys In the above figure click Video button then select real time monitor click the channel number you want to view In the main window right click mouse ...

Page 88: ...b Client Operation 76 Figure 7 6 Real time Surveillance Video Right Mouse Click Menu Operation After login click Video or right click the mouse the interface is shown as below Figure 7 7 Right Click Menu ...

Page 89: ...adjust PC audio volume Alarm setting here is for you to set alarm input and alarm output Network data flux here is for you to view current data flux Full screen enter into full screen display mode Video zoom there are four options 20 40 60 80 100 Video windows Support 1 2 4 window display mode Real time Monitor Here is for you to select the channel you wan to implement real time monitor Multi came...

Page 90: ...te this function please make sure you have properly set PTZ protocol Main menu Setting Pan tilt Zoom Figure 7 9 PTZ control Video Setting Please the bar to adjust the level of each setting item and check needed functions Figure 7 10 Video Setting Network Data Flux Here is to display the statistics of the network transmission data flux ...

Page 91: ...ndow directly the other is to select Full screen in the right click menu items During multi window state choose one of the windows and double click for full screen display Video Zoom There are four display ratios for you to choose 40 60 80 and 100 Figure 7 12 Display Ratios Video Windows Here is for you to choose display mode Figure 7 13 Display Mode ...

Page 92: ...he search results Double click file name you can view the file and system will automatically backup the image in you installation directory In the search result interface you can select one or more files to download to your local PC The playback bar is displayed See Figure 7 8 Download You can select one or more files you want to download and then click down load button System pops up a dialogue b...

Page 93: ...n you can input file name and click save to backup file in your local pc During the download process there is a process bar for you reference Figure 7 16 Download in Progress Download file name is usually made up of file name Channel N date time ...

Page 94: ...me is dav For example file name a 0120021205071028 mp4 means 01 channel 1 20021205 5th December 2002 071028 7 o clock 10 minutes 28 seconds Configuration Click configure button there are totally seven function keys Figure 7 17 System Settings ...

Page 95: ...ile extension name is CFG Figure 7 18 Save As CFG Load configuration Click import configuration button in Figure 7 17 You can draw a before checkbox to load you previously backup file Click Ok button and then select file of extension name CFG Now you have updated system setup Figure 7 19 Select Load Mode General Click general button the interface is shown as below ...

Page 96: ...eral Here you can select file length and choose overwrite the previous file or stop recording when disk is full You can select channel number protocol address and baud rate to control the lens or PTZ Image Click image button the interface is shown as below ...

Page 97: ...PS PAL there are several options 1 2 3 6 12 25 Some series DVR only support 25f s PAL Data there are two data modes CBR VBR Quality There are six levels The different data flux occupies different bandwidth and the transmission image qualities are also different Among them level 6 needs the widest bandwidth and can reveal the best image quality Please note you setup here only applies for image qual...

Page 98: ...ccurred Network transmission protocol Select protocol for network playback and monitor You can select from the dropdown list Alarm Here is for you to choose record channel and output port Figure 7 22 System Settings Alarm There are two alarm types normal open or normal close Delay time ranges from 10 to 300 seconds You can draw a before the check box to enable record camera and output port ...

Page 99: ...Link and the following window pops up Figure 7 23 PTZLink Four options None Preset Tour and Pattern Video Detect Motion detection will take effect exclude the time you set to schedule recording Figure 7 24 System Settings Video Detect ...

Page 100: ...ear the area Alarm output Here you can enable alarm output channel Please draw a before the check box Please note if you want to set this channel as motion detection recording you need to turn off the schedule recording setup for this channel Main Menu Setting Schedule Record In Record tab you can configure pre record settings and view worksheet state Figure 7 25 Record Click Set and the following...

Page 101: ...Honeywell 89 Figure 7 26 Worksheet State Assistant Click assistant setting the interface is shown as below Figure 7 27 Assistant Settings ...

Page 102: ...nage users and user groups You can click to see the whole group list Figure 7 28 Group Manager Add Group Click add group button to input group name Figure 7 29 Group Setup Click Power button to set group power Click Save button to save configuration Delete Group ...

Page 103: ...o user in current group Modify Group Click modify group the interface is shown as below You can modify group name and then click Power button to set proper right for the whole group Figure 7 31 Group Setup Add User Click Add User Figure 7 32 User Setup Input user name password and then input password again to confirm Power ...

Page 104: ...s below Here is for you to set user s power Figure 7 33 Power Setup There are three power groups main control power monitor power playback power You can draw a before the checkbox to enable corresponding function Modify User Select one user and then click Modify user Here you can modify user name ...

Page 105: ...x Click Yes to delete current user Figure 7 35 Delete User Information Record Control Click Record control the interface is shown as below You can select mode for each channel Figure 7 36 Record Channel Log Information System can automatically backup all operation in log information You can click this button to view detailed information ...

Page 106: ... will be automatically saved in the root directory such as C as a text file e g C 10 1 27 193 log txt Figure 7 37 System Log Date and Time Here you can modify system date and time Figure 7 38 Date Time System Information Here you can view basic information of the system ...

Page 107: ...Honeywell 95 Figure 7 39 System Information Alarm Prompt Here is for you to choose different alarm audios Here you can select system AlarmSound wav file from folder system32 as your audio sound ...

Page 108: ...ed on the screen The default setting of the channel name is Channel No 1 to Channel No 16 Please note when you modify channel name in DVR end this modification not applies to web end or standalone end you need to use this interface to refresh Figure 7 41 Camera Title Upgrade BIOS Click upgrade BIOS button the interface is shown as below ...

Page 109: ...send BIOS button During the upgrade process there is a process bar for your reference Figure 7 42 Upgrade BIOS Reboot Click reboot button system pops up a warning dialogue box to alert you Figure 7 43 Reboot About WebClient Control Here is for you to view basic system information Figure 7 44 Basic System Information ...

Page 110: ...ion 98 Uninstall WebClient Control There are two ways for you to un install web control From start click run and then input order regsvr32 u WebRec ocx Use web un install tool uninstall web bat to un install web control ...

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