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Rev 1.02

135

Document 900.0328

05/05

D

Solutions

This appendix provides possible solutions for resolving system malfunctions that may 
occur from time to time. It also describes common error and warning messages 
generated by the Toolbox and Player applications.

Troubleshooting

If this happens …

Try this …

You have lost your password and 
cannot connect to the HTRD400 
Recorder. 

If the default factory-set password has been changed and is subsequently 
lost, contact Honeywell Technical Support. See 

Warranty and Service

, page 

xi

 for contact information.

You cannot see a recorder in the 
recorders list

OR

The connected PC or laptop does 
not recognize the HTRD400 
Recorder.

Check:

•

That the HTRD400 Recorder is powered up

•

The physical connections between your PC and the HTRD400 Recorder 
unit

•

Ensure that a CAT5 Ethernet crossover cable is used to connect your 
PC and the HTRD400 Recorder.

•

Your IP address. Ask your IP network administrator for assistance. 

See 

Appendix C

 for more information.

The Record LED is flashing and 
video is not recording.

Check if:

•

The hard drive is full. To clear the hard drive, see 

Modifying Recorder 

Settings

, page 

75

.

•

The HTRD400 Recorder has been set to Stop mode. Reset recording 

mode to Recycle (see 

Configuring Recorder Global Settings

, page 

46

) or 

archive video files to your PC (see 

Archiving Clips and Images

, page 

104

), and then erase the hard drive (see 

Configuring Recorder Global 

Settings

, page 

46

).

The Temperature LED is flashing.

The temperature is outside the operating temperature range. Normal 
operation resumes as soon as the operating temperature range is reached.

The Fault LED is on.

The HTRD400 Recorder has detected a problem. Reset the unit by 
disconnecting the power and reconnecting. If the problem persists, contact 
Honeywell Technical Support.

Summary of Contents for HTRD400

Page 1: ...Document 900 0328 05 05 Rev 1 02 HTRD400 System Reference Guide HTRD Digital Chaperone Mobile Video System ...

Page 2: ...cument 1 01 05 05 Replaced figures Setup Wizard Start figure 5 34 Loading a Configuration File Online figure 5 4 Loading a Configuration File Offline figure 5 5 Browsing for a Configuration File figure A 1 also on p 124 1 02 05 05 Replaced figure 9 1 ...

Page 3: ...iring Harness 15 Connecting the Power Supply 15 Connecting the HTRD4GPS Module 16 Installing the Camera s 16 Mounting the Camera s 16 Rear Panel and Front Panel Connections 20 Connecting the Camera s to the HTRD400 Recorder 22 Camera Aiming and Focusing 22 Aiming the Camera 22 Focusing the Camera 24 Installing the Enclosure Cover 25 Replacing a Camera 25 Installing an Optional Rear Cable Cover 26 ...

Page 4: ...rder Settings 75 Modifying Trigger Settings 75 Modifying Camera Settings 75 Replacing a Camera 76 Editing a Camera 77 Verifying the Camera Coverage 78 Reviewing the GPS Settings 78 Modifying Record Rule Settings 79 Adding Modifying or Removing User Accounts 79 Erasing the HTRD400 Recorder Hard Drive 80 Upgrading the Recorder and Camera Firmware 81 7 Operating Modes and Status Indicators 83 Operati...

Page 5: ...a System 122 Four Camera System 123 Using a Factory Set Configuration 124 Appendix C Networking 129 Networking Overview 129 APIPA 130 Moving a PC From a Corporate Network to a Stand Alone HTRD400 Recorder 132 Reconnecting to a Network 134 Appendix D Solutions 135 Troubleshooting 135 Toolbox Messages 137 Player Messages 139 Player Lite Messages 148 Appendix E Specifications and Connector Pinouts 14...

Page 6: ...Rev 1 02 iv 900 0328 05 05 Contents ...

Page 7: ...al Cable Cover Installation 26 Figure 4 1 Front Panel PC Connection 32 Figure 5 1 Toolbox Main Menu 38 Figure 5 2 Date Time Tab 43 Figure 5 3 Start System Setup Wizard 44 Figure 5 4 Loading a Configuration File Online 45 Figure 5 5 Loading a Configuration File Offline 46 Figure 5 6 Recorder Summary 46 Figure 5 7 Trigger Summary Edit Trigger 48 Figure 5 8 Camera Summary 50 Figure 5 9 Camera Selecti...

Page 8: ...0 Figure 8 3 BusView Player Search 91 Figure 8 4 Start Search 96 Figure 8 5 Search Date Time Tab 97 Figure 8 6 Search Result Examples 99 Figure 8 7 Search Browse for Archives 100 Figure 8 8 Save As Archive Entire Clip 105 Figure 8 9 Archive Single Image 106 Figure 9 1 Player Lite 110 Figure 9 2 Viewing a Player Lite Clip 111 Figure A 1 Initial System Configuration Quick Reference 115 Figure C 1 St...

Page 9: ...r Fields 49 Table 5 8 Camera Setup Fields 53 Table 5 9 Rule Configuration Start Fields 57 Table 5 10 Record Schedule Dialog Box Fields 60 Table 5 11 Camera Edit Fields 62 Table 5 12 Recording Time Configurator 63 Table 5 13 User Permission Levels For System Tasks 68 Table 5 14 Account Properties Fields 70 Table 7 1 Front Panel Indicator Status 84 Table 8 1 BusView Player Screen Elements 89 Table 8...

Page 10: ...Rev 1 02 viii Document 900 0328 05 05 Tables ...

Page 11: ... 4 PC to HTRD400 Recorder Connection describes how to connect a PC to a HTRD400 Recorder and move a PC from one recorder to another Chapter 5 System Configuration covers how to use the Toolbox application to initially set up your HTRD400 System Chapter 6 System Maintenance describes using the Toolbox application to modify system settings view recorded video and status information and download data...

Page 12: ...ector Pinouts lists the technical specifications for the HTRD400 Recorder It also shows schematics for the interface connector and CAT5 data power and CAT5 Ethernet crossover cables The 25 pin interface connector pinouts are included The Glossary is a quick reference for acronyms and terms used throughout the document Related Documents For more information on the HTRD400 System refer to the follow...

Page 13: ...and Service Subject to the terms and conditions listed on the Product Warranty during the warranty period Honeywell will repair or replace at its sole option free of charge any defective products returned prepaid In the event you have a problem with any Honeywell product please call Customer Service at 1 800 796 2288 for assistance or to request a Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number Be sur...

Page 14: ... must type The word enter is used if you must type text and then press the Enter or Return key Enter a Trigger ID name Ignition On Values of editable fields that appear in tables on first mention The Resolution field can be set to one of the following values Extended Good Better Best Swiss721 BT bold Menu titles and other items you select Double click the Player icon Buttons you click to perform a...

Page 15: ...ecorder can operate unattended recording in response to trigger events and preset record rules The Player application allows you to retrieve play back and archive stored data from the recorder hard drive This networking system is designed primarily for mobile applications such as school buses or transit vehicles Features The HTRD400 system is an intelligent reliable mobile surveillance system usin...

Page 16: ...d little or no maintenance HTRD400 Recorder runs on an embedded operating system for reliable long term unattended recording Patent pending vibration system reduces road vibration Small tamper and impact resistant enclosure houses a built in switcher Unique alarm mode starts recording to identify vandalism even when vehicle is parked Flexible full featured configuration User friendly Toolbox and P...

Page 17: ...ed along with the video and audio information Operating mode Computer port With V1 1 and later HTRD400 systems the HTRD400 Recorder continues to record when you connect a laptop to the COMPUTER port and stops recording if a connection is made with either the Toolbox or Player applications Software compatibility V2 0 V1 2 Toolbox and Player applications function with all released versions of HTRD40...

Page 18: ...2000 Service Pack 4 XP Professional and XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 Online Help system The Toolbox and Player applications both contain an embedded user centered Help system with full featured contents index and search capabilities New image quality and record rate settings The new Extended image quality and fractional FPS settings can maximize hard drive storage Camera replacement The Toolbox ...

Page 19: ... 1 02 5 Document 900 0328 05 05 Hard drive capacity The HTRD400 supports 30 GB 40 GB 60 GB and 80 GB systems Operating system The Toolbox and Player applications supports Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Home Edition Service Pack 2 ...

Page 20: ...Rev 1 02 6 Document 900 0328 05 05 System Overview ...

Page 21: ...ct the HTRD400 Recorder to the camera s Install a rear cable cover optional on the back of the HTRD400 Recorder Before You Begin Unpack Everything The items you receive will depend on your unique system requirements Your kit can include HTRD400 Recorder and Recorder install kit HTCD Digital Camera s and Camera install kit Please read this guide carefully before you install the HTRD400 system Keep ...

Page 22: ...lbox software BusView Player software CAT5 cable Mounting brackets Check that the items received match those listed on the order form and packing slip If any parts are missing or damaged please contact the dealer you purchased the HTRD400 System components from or call Honeywell Customer Service see Warranty and Service page xi Equipment Required The following tools may help you to complete the in...

Page 23: ... Overview of Installation Procedure The initial installation of an HTRD400 system consists of the following steps 1 Choose a location to mount the HTRD400 Recorder 2 Mount the HTRD400 Recorder 3 Wire the HTRD400 Recorder to the electrical system on the vehicle via the Interface port 4 Wire the triggers Standard PC or laptop connection CAT5 Ethernet crossover cable Stand alone operation recording m...

Page 24: ...uipment 10 Start the Toolbox application and use the HTRD400 System Setup Wizard to configure the HTRD400 system for desired operation see Chapter 5 System Configuration The HTRD400 System Setup Wizard helps you a Configure a recorder b Configure triggers c Configure cameras including aiming and focusing d Optional Enable GPS data gathering if supported e Set up record rules f Set up user accounts...

Page 25: ...amage Figure 2 2 shows possible mounting locations inside a bus and Figure 2 3 shows the different mounting options Table 2 1 Installation Locations Location Convenient operation Easy to install Low vibration Good air flow Bottom of glove box horizontal mount Inside glove box horizontal vertical mount Bottom of passenger seat behind bus driver horizontal mount Underneath bulkhead horizontal mount ...

Page 26: ... 0328 05 05 Installation Figure 2 2 Possible Installation Locations Inside a Bus Bulkhead on front or underneath Glove box inside or underneath Driver seat between seat and wall Passenger seat underneath Console Middle of bus ...

Page 27: ...he install kit to mount it in any of the ways shown Figure 2 3 Installation Mounting Options 1 Prepare the mounting surface Mark and pre drill holes for the four 10 x 3 4 inch sheet metal mounting screws included in the hardware package 2 Attach the L brackets supplied to the mounting surface using the sheet metal mounting screws supplied If desired you may also use a suitable substitute 3 Secure ...

Page 28: ...5 05 Installation Mounting the HTRD400 Recorder in a V82 Box The V82 hardware kit contains L brackets as shown below to fit inside a V82 box Follow Figure 2 4 to mount the HTRD400 Recorder in a V82 Box Figure 2 4 V82 Box Installation ...

Page 29: ...nnector Pinouts page 151 Connecting the Power Supply After you have completed the wiring 1 Plug the DB25 connector on the wiring harness into the rear panel of the HTRD400 Recorder and tighten the retaining screws Signal feature harness Triggers 1 to 8 Red Battery POS Black Battery NEG Brown Input signal 2 White Input signal 1 Black Input signal 3 Green Input signal 4 Red Input signal 5 Blue Input...

Page 30: ...or ceiling looking towards the back of the vehicle Suggested locations for other cameras are On the ceiling halfway down the aisle On the bulkhead looking towards the driver and the front door Note Adjustment of the camera field of view FOV is limited after you complete the installation For this reason we recommend you hold the camera in the desired position and confirm the FOV using the Toolbox a...

Page 31: ...ur holes b Orient the template or camera base as close as possible to the desired camera view to provide the most flexibility in aiming the camera c Use the recommended hole size for the 10 x 1 inch self tapping screws provided Grommet Grommet HTCD50 Digital Camera HTCD52 Digital Camera Cover Window Cover Microphone cable optional 10 x 1 inch self tapping screws x4 Microphone cable optional Note S...

Page 32: ...t located in the bottom of the base Note Do not remove the flat gasket at the back of the base 2 Pull the CAT5 data power cable into the enclosure and make the connection as shown in Figure 2 8 Cable Access Hole Ref Dia 20mm 78 HTCD Camera Mounting Template Camera View Note To maintain the proper scale when you print this page uncheck Fit to Page in your printer options ...

Page 33: ...tion 1 Attach the camera base using the four 10 x 1 inch self tapping screws with neoprene washers supplied Note Alternate fasteners can be used as long as they are not larger than a 10 screw and provided also that neoprene washers are used to properly seal the enclosure 2 Push any excess cable back into the bulkhead or ceiling 3 Apply sealant supplied to the cable entry to prevent any moisture fr...

Page 34: ... 10 shows the front panel connections Table 2 2 describes these connections Figure 2 9 Rear Panel Connections INTERFACE COM PORT CAMERAS ONLY Note Connect ONLY CAMERAS to these ports Caution Do not connect a PC or laptop to any of the CAMERAS ONLY ports as this may damage the PC network connection Power wiring to vehicle HTCD Digital Cameras up to 4 ...

Page 35: ...and Front Panel Connections Label Connects to Rear Panel INTERFACE Wiring harness on bus The INTERFACE port contains Eight programmable trigger inputs Power in for the HTRD400 System GPS power and GPS data signaling See Appendix E for the pinouts for this Interface port COM PORT RS232 serial port DCE device reserved for future use CAMERAS ONLY 1 to 4 HTCD Digital Cameras via CAT5 straight data pow...

Page 36: ...o the HTRD400 Recorder to Configure the connected camera Fine tune FOV adjustments Position aim and focus the camera Set the image quality and resolution Confirm the video coverage Note This section explains how to position aim and focus an HTCD Digital Camera To set image quality resolution and frames per second see Configuring the Camera s page 50 Aiming the Camera 1 On a connected PC or laptop ...

Page 37: ...crew Bulkhead Camera aimed out the top window Ceiling Camera aimed out the front window Support bracket Support bracket Tilt bracket Tilt bracket Tilt screw Tilt screw Setscrew Setscrew Tilt screw Tilt screw Pan thumbnut Pan thumbnut Top window Front window a Slide support bracket to back Slide support bracket to front b Slide tilt bracket in the L shaped V groove towards the top window Slide tilt...

Page 38: ...he setscrew on the camera lens mount 2 Make your adjustments 3 Retighten the setscrew Camera aimed along a side wall Camera aimed along ceiling a Loosen the camera rotation screws x2 Loosen the camera rotation screws x2 b Rotate the camera bracket 90 Keep the support bracket towards the back or remove it from the base to make this easier Adjust the FOV by turning the camera c Retighten the rotatio...

Page 39: ...cover and base see Figure 2 6 3 Use the security hex key provided to secure the enclosure cover to the base with the four security screws provided Caution Ensure the seal around the edge of the cover is properly seated in its groove Replacing a Camera If you want to replace a camera ensure that the HTRD400 Recorder is powered down before disconnecting the existing camera 1 Remove the old camera 2 ...

Page 40: ...ell Sales to order this product Follow Figure 2 13 to install the cable cover Note Make sure you leave 1 2 inch minimum clearance between the rear cable cover and the vehicle chassis Figure 2 13 Optional Cable Cover Installation Note Leave 1 2 inch minimum clearance between the cable cover and the vehicle chassis HTRD400 Recorder Rear cable cover optional 4 40 x 5 16 pan head Phillips screws x4 ...

Page 41: ...BusView data files and application support files we recommend that all BusView users be administrator group members of your Microsoft Windows 2000 XP Professional or XP Home operating system You must be logged in to Windows 2000 XP Professional or XP Home with administrator privileges to install BusView software Also all additional users should be logged off To ensure maximum system performance ma...

Page 42: ...is compromised Table 3 1 PC Minimum System Requirements PC or laptop Processor Intel Pentium IV 1 GHz or compatible Memory 256 MB RAM or higher Disk space 100 MB of available hard drive space for application files Hard disk storage Enough available hard drive space to archive length of clip s Monitor SVGA with 1024 x 768 x 32 bit true color Video Adapter A 3D accelerated graphics processor with 32...

Page 43: ...rd instructions to complete the software installation If the Installation Wizard does not start automatically a From the Start menu select Run b In the Open field enter X Setup exe where X is your CD ROM drive You can also click Browse to find the Setup exe file on your CD ROM drive c Double click the Setup exe file to start the installation d Follow the Installation Wizard to complete the install...

Page 44: ...te You must be logged in to the operating system with administrator privileges to uninstall the Toolbox and Player software To uninstall the software 1 Log in to your Windows 2000 XP Professional or XP Home Edition operating system with administrator privileges 2 Close all running Windows applications 3 Remove the existing Toolbox and Player software a From the Start menu select Settings Control P...

Page 45: ...he term PC refers to either a PC or a laptop Connecting a PC to an HTRD400 Recorder Caution Honeywell does not support connecting the HTRD400 Recorder to a corporate network If you are moving your PC or laptop from a corporate network to a HTRD400 Recorder please consult your IT network administrator 1 If your PC is not already on turn it on 2 With Windows running connect your PC to the COMPUTER p...

Page 46: ...puts page 47 4 Start the Toolbox or Player application by double clicking the appropriate icon on the Windows desktop 5 First connection The recorder displays with the factory default name and serial number in the Available Recorders area of the Toolbox Main Menu or the Recorders tab on the Explorer Pane of the Player application To establish a communication link either double click the recorder n...

Page 47: ...ct your IT network administrator to switch to dynamic addressing in the network settings control panel Please close the Toolbox or Player application prior to making any changes See Appendix C for more information on dynamic addressing 6 If password protection has been previously enabled you will be prompted to log in see Configuring Recorder Global Settings page 46 Note The HTRD400 Recorder is sh...

Page 48: ...disconnect the PC from the first HTRD400 Recorder by removing the CAT5 Ethernet crossover cable from the COMPUTER port on the front panel 2 Connect the PC to the COMPUTER port on the front panel of the second HTRD400 Recorder 3 If the recorder is not already awake the POWER LED is solid green briefly press the POWER button on the front panel 4 When the HTRD400 Recorder appears in the Available Rec...

Page 49: ... support files we recommend that all BusView users be administrator group members of your Microsoft Windows 2000 XP Professional or XP Home operating system We recommend that you close all other applications while running Toolbox You can use the Toolbox application on your PC or laptop Offline not connected to an HTRD400 Recorder Allows you to review the system configuration and make minor adjustm...

Page 50: ...r Assign a name Set date and time Synchronize time to PC Set automatic Daylight Saving Time Enable password protection Set recording mode Set record delay Set standby delay Configure triggers Assign a name Set polarity Set wake up status Verify trigger status Enable disable a trigger Configure cameras Assign a name Set up a camera and enable audio Verify aim focus coverage audio Configure GPS Enab...

Page 51: ...going system activities Replace a camera Work with configuration files Save a configuration to a file on a PC Upload a new configuration Clear configuration fields Modify configuration settings Upgrade firmwarea Upgrade firmware to recorder Upgrade firmware to camera Add delete modify user accountsa Change user name permission type password Hard drive erasea a Requires administrator privilege see ...

Page 52: ... Recorder listing File menu options Configure menu options Help menu Export Status Wizard Contents Export Configuration Recorder System Profile Exit Triggers Instructions Cameras About Coverage GPS Rules Table 5 2 Toolbox Main Menu Elements Desktop element Description Menu bar File Export Status Recorder status Export Configuration Save the configuration to a file Exit Closes the Toolbox applicati...

Page 53: ...rm aim focus coverage and audio Coverage Opens the Camera Coverage screen where you can test the coverage of all connected cameras You can also save a still image jpg format of the camera s as they appear on the screen Note This button is grayed out when you are not connected to a recorder GPS Opens the GPS Summary window where you enable GPS recording if supported Rules Opens the Rule Summary win...

Page 54: ... allowing you to select and set up a newly connected camera Replace a Camera The Select Camera displays allowing you to remove an existing camera and replace it with a new one Coverage The Camera Coverage displays showing you a live view of all connected cameras See Coverage above for more information Configure GPS The GPS Summary displays where you can enable GPS recording for a connected GPS mod...

Page 55: ... Wizard Mandatory Settings Table 5 3 lists the initial HTRD400 System settings in the recommended order for completion This list assumes you are either amending a factory set configuration or are creating your own Note You must be connected to a recorder to complete these tasks Administration Allows you to Enable disable password protection Set up review modify or remove user accounts viewer confi...

Page 56: ...tem Configuration page 44 a Configure connected trigger inputs Configuring or Modifying Trigger Inputs page 47 b Configure connected camera s Configuring the Camera s page 50 c Test camera coverage Confirming the Camera Coverage on page 54 d Enable GPS if supported Configuring GPS page 55 e Set up record rules Setting Record Rules page 55 f Review the configuration summary Reviewing a Configuratio...

Page 57: ...der with the PC internal clock Click Set Date Time when you want to have the date and time on the HTRD400 Recorder to be different from the PC internal clock You can then set the Date and Time fields below PC Date Time Displays the current date and time from a connected PC This field is non editable Recorder Date Time Displays the current date and time from a connected HTRD400 Recorder This field ...

Page 58: ...erview tab click Start Wizard Figure 5 3 Start System Setup Wizard 2 At this point you can either load an existing factory set configuration and make changes to the configuration settings or click Next to open the Recorder Summary Dialog box see Figure 5 6 Loading Configuration Files You can load configuration files online connected to a HTRD400 Recorder and offline not connected to a HTRD400 Reco...

Page 59: ...version required V1 0 configuration files are not compatible with a V1 1 recorder You are prompted to convert to a V1 1 configuration Click OK to proceed V1 0 configuration files are not compatible with a V2 0 V1 2 recorder You are prompted to convert to a V2 0 V1 2 configuration Click OK to proceed V1 1 configuration V1 1 configuration files are not compatible with a V1 0 recorder You are prompte...

Page 60: ... 05 System Configuration Figure 5 5 Loading a Configuration File Offline Configuring Recorder Global Settings Use the Recorder Summary dialog box to configure global settings on a connected HTRD400 Recorder Figure 5 6 Recorder Summary ...

Page 61: ...me in minutes 0 to 255 that the HTRD400 Recorder stays in recording mode continues to record after the last record rule goes away and triggers are no longer active before returning to Sleep mode 5 minutes is the default setting For more information see Operating Modes page 83 and Configuring or Modifying Trigger Inputs page 47 Standby Delay Set the time in minutes 0 to 255 before the HTRD400 Recor...

Page 62: ...hat you have at least one trigger set as a wakeup A rule that is based on a trigger may not function if that trigger is modified To configure connected triggers on a connected recorder 1 From the Recorder Summary in the HTRD400 System Setup Wizard click Next 2 Double click a trigger or select a trigger and then click Edit The Edit Trigger dialog box displays see Figure 5 7 Figure 5 7 Trigger Summa...

Page 63: ... Field Description Name Create a unique name for the trigger The name can be up to 20 characters in any combination of a z A Z 0 9 comma period hyphen Note You can also assign a trigger name without being connected to the HTRD400 Recorder Wakeup The HTRD400 Recorder transitions to Standby mode from Sleep mode when the trigger is active Note At least one trigger must have Wakeup checked Enabled The...

Page 64: ...ecord rule based on that camera To configure camera s that are connected to an HTRD400 Recorder 1 From the Trigger Summary in the HTRD400 System Setup Wizard click Next The Camera Summary displays Figure 5 8 Camera Summary 2 Click Add for each connected camera to open the Camera Selection dialog box The Edit Remove and Replace buttons become active after a camera has been added ...

Page 65: ...igure 5 9 Camera Selection 3 Select the MAC address of the camera you wish to add or modify Note Offline indicates the camera is not yet connected to the recorder 4 Click Next on the Camera Selection dialog box 5 Follow Figure 5 10 and Table 5 8 to configure each camera ...

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Page 67: ... Field Description Name Create a unique name for the camera for example Bus8710Main Camera The name can be up to 20 characters in any combination of a z A Z 0 9 comma period hyphen Note You can assign a camera name without being connected see Table 5 1 MAC Camera address Offline indicates the camera is not yet connected to the HTRD400 Recorder This is a status only non editable field Enable Audio ...

Page 68: ...connected camera s It may take several seconds to acquire an image from a newly connected camera Figure 5 11 Camera Coverage Screen Testing the Camera Aim and Focus If you wish to change the aim and focus of a camera click Back to return to the Camera Summary highlight the camera and then click Edit Use these arrows to change camera position in the quad screen see Figure 5 11 below To see an enlar...

Page 69: ... the GPS unit and the GPS may take up to five minutes to acquire a signal After a successful installation The Status box displays the current status of the GPS unit The three states are Detected with data Detected with no data GPS not detected The Data area displays the current time and position Local time based on the PC time zone settings Location degrees minutes and seconds for latitude and lon...

Page 70: ...e all connected cameras and enable triggers before defining record rules To set up a new record rule 1 From the GPS Summary click Next The Rule Summary displays Figure 5 13 Rule Summary 2 Click Add to open the Rule Configuration dialog box Figure 5 14 Rule Configuration Dialog Box The Edit and Remove buttons are grayed out until a rule has been added ...

Page 71: ...cription Name Create a unique name for the rule The name can be up to 20 characters in length in any combination of a z A Z 0 9 comma period hyphen Note This field must be completed Priority Displays a priority 1 to 9 1 being the highest At any time the HTRD400 Recorder reacts to the recording rule with the lowest number highest priority first This is a non editable field You can change the priori...

Page 72: ...ble triggers use the Edit Trigger Dialog Box See Configuring or Modifying Trigger Inputs page 47 7 Click OK to return to the Rule Summary Your trigger selection populates in the Triggers area 8 Click Next to add a record schedule to the rule The Rule Configuration Schedules displays Note You can add up to seven record schedules to a rule to have data recorded during the designated time parameters ...

Page 73: ...Guide Rev 1 02 59 Document 900 0328 05 05 Note If you do not wish to add a record schedule click Next 9 Click Add to associate a schedule with a record rule The Schedule dialog box displays Figure 5 17 Schedule Use day Use date ...

Page 74: ... rule to have video and audio recorded from that camera Table 5 10 Record Schedule Dialog Box Fields Field Description Type Indicates the type of timed recording Options are Use date Allows you to set a recording schedule for a range of days When you select Use date the Start Date Start Time End Date and End Time fields are configurable Use day Allows you to set a recording schedule for one day of...

Page 75: ...lly updates the Estimated Recording Time and Total Bandwidth Used fields 13 Click Add on the Rule Configuration Cameras window The Camera Selection dialog box displays Figure 5 20 Camera Selection 14 Select the camera you want video and audio to record from in this rule and then click the right arrow to move it to the Selected Cameras area Repeat for each camera you wish to add to the rule 15 Clic...

Page 76: ... are QVGA Standard resolution VGA Highest resolution Frame Rate Set the Frame Rate Frames Per Second recorded from each camera The FPS rate depends on the image resolution setting Options are QVGA 30 FPS maximum VGA 15 FPS maximum from each camera Note You must configure at least one camera with a minimum 1 FPS for a rule to be valid so the system will record See also the Note below this table Ena...

Page 77: ...ve capacity and 4 channels of audio recorded with four connected video cameras Note The fps values in Table 5 12 are an aggregate of all configured cameras Audio is not available for cameras configured with a fractional fps setting 1 2 5 fps Table 5 12 Recording Time Configurator Approximate hours of recording storage time Compression QVGA 1 fpsa 1 fps 5 fps 10 fps 15 fps 20 fps 30 fps 35 fps 40 f...

Page 78: ...e rule you created The description populates in the Summary area This non editable summary provides the technical details of the rule and is generated by the Toolbox application Figure 5 22 Rule Summary Record rules are listed from the highest to the lowest priority The HTRD400 Recorder reacts to the record rule at the top of the list first That is the recorder responds to the highest priority and...

Page 79: ...ialog box see Figure 5 14 Reviewing a Configuration File We recommend that you review your configuration before uploading the file to the HTRD400 Recorder 1 Click Next on the Rule Summary The Configuration Summary displays Note This is an expandable list with multiple levels Select the box next to any component to view the details Select the box to collapse the list Drag the scroll box on the righ...

Page 80: ...rd Complete displays Figure 5 24 HTRD400 System Setup Wizard Complete Now that you have completed your configuration settings you should save the settings and then upload the Configuration file Caution Your selections are not activated until you upload the Configuration file to the HTRD400 Recorder see Uploading a Configuration File to an HTRD400 Recorder page 67 Scroll box ...

Page 81: ...desired folder The default path is C BusView Configurations 4 Click Save Uploading a Configuration File to an HTRD400 Recorder IMPORTANT The settings in the configuration file you created using the HTRD400 System Setup Wizard do not take effect until you upload the file to the HTRD400 Recorder 1 On the Setup Wizard Complete screen click Upload see Figure 5 24 Note If this is a first time configura...

Page 82: ...level Table 5 13 User Permission Levels For System Tasks Task Requires user account type Administrator Configurator Viewer Configurator Viewer Initial system set up Configure recorder s Configure triggers Configure camera s Define rules for recording Set up user access including permission levels Ongoing system activities Use Player application to search for clips play clips archive clips and prin...

Page 83: ...user name admin and password password We recommend that you change the factory default password Caution In the unlikely event that an administrator password is lost please contact your system administrator Creating User Accounts and Passwords Note You must have administrator privilege to view create or modify user accounts when password protection is enabled 1 Select the Administration tab Figure ...

Page 84: ... are created Password Enter a password of six to eight alphanumeric characters They can be any combination of letters and numbers but cannot contain spaces Note Passwords are case sensitive Confirm password Re enter the password to activate it Account Type Assign an account type in the drop down list Options are Administrators Only one user can have administrator access Configurators Have access t...

Page 85: ...saved and uploaded to the HTRD400 Recorder see Uploading a Configuration File to an HTRD400 Recorder page 67 5 If you have not already done so enable password protection on the Administration tab see Figure 6 3 to secure your HTRD400 Recorder from unwanted access Note The HTRD400 Recorder is shipped with password protection disabled by default ...

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Page 87: ...e Upgrading the firmware on the recorder and camera s Modifying a Configuration File When you connect to the recorder a summary of the configuration settings displays on the Configuration tab Note Most modifications require that you are connected to the recorder For a complete list of these tasks see Table 5 1 on page 36 There are three ways to modify an existing configuration file Using the HTRD4...

Page 88: ...uration file to the PC if desired 5 Upload the new configuration file to the HTRD400 Recorder Your changes take affect when you upload the new configuration to the connected recorder Method Three Modify Individual Components on the Configuration Tab 1 On the Configuration tab double click the component you wish to modify 2 Modify the parameters as desired 3 Review the new configuration parameters ...

Page 89: ...7 On the Task Overview tab click Configure triggers highlight the trigger you wish to change then click Edit or From the Configure menu select Triggers highlight the trigger you wish to change then click Edit Note Be careful when you modify triggers For example Ensure that you have at least one trigger set as a wakeup trigger A rule that is based on a trigger may not function if that trigger is mo...

Page 90: ...verview tab click Replace a Camera b On the Select a Camera to Replace dialog box select the camera you wish to replace from the Available Cameras list the existing camera then click Next Caution If any record rules are based on this camera when you remove the camera the record rule will no longer record from that camera However if you add a replacement camera with the same name all existing rules...

Page 91: ...00 Recorder before you can create a record rule based on that camera See Configuring the Camera s page 50 Editing a Camera To edit a connected camera 1 On the Task Overview tab click Configure Cameras or From the Configure menu select Cameras 2 On the Camera Summary highlight the camera you wish to change then click Edit The Camera Edit dialog box displays ...

Page 92: ... all connected cameras On the Task Overview tab click Coverage It may take several seconds to acquire an image from a newly connected camera To save an image of the current live view click Snap The image is saved in jpg format to C BusView Support Reviewing the GPS Settings You can review the GPS settings on the GPS Summary On the Task Overview tab click Configure GPS or From the Configure menu se...

Page 93: ...ure menu select Configure Rules Adding Modifying or Removing User Accounts Note You must have administrator privilege to change user accounts or to disable password protection when password protection is enabled To add modify or remove user accounts 1 Select the Administration tab 2 View the current user accounts by selecting the box next to each user type to expand the list 3 Click Add to add a n...

Page 94: ... need to periodically erase the hard drive The Record LED on the front panel of the recorder blinks when the hard drive is full Caution Erasing the hard drive means that all data on the hard drive is permanently lost Make sure that you save archive all the files you may need in the future before you erase the hard drive Note You must be connected to an HTRD400 Recorder and have administrator acces...

Page 95: ... new image recorded after a quick erase overwrites the oldest image It takes approximately ten seconds to do a quick erase to have the application carry out a sector by sector disk erase We recommend that you periodically archive any clips you may need in the future before doing a quick erase see Archiving All the Clips on the HTRD400 Recorder Hard Drive page 106 When the recorder starts a full di...

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Page 97: ...nal voltage Standby Indicates that the recorder is powered is within the operating temperature range and is waiting for record rule conditions to be met before beginning to record Record Indicates the recorder is acquiring data and saving data to the hard drive based on the recording rules defined in the Configuration setup see Chapter 5 System Configuration Data consists of video and audio from c...

Page 98: ...O R D T H E R M A L S E R V I C E P O W E R HTRD400 Status indicators Table 7 1 Front Panel Indicator Status Function and status Indicator Green Amber Red RECORD Solid green indicates the HTRD400 Recorder is recording writing data to the hard drive Blinking green indicates the hard drive is full if recording mode is set to Stop Rapid blinking green indicates that a full erasure of the hard drive i...

Page 99: ...onsult Honeywell Technical Support For contact information see Warranty and Service page xi POWER Slow blinking green indicates the HTRD400 Recorder is in Sleep mode Solid green indicates normal operation Off indicates there is no power to the recorder Table 7 1 Front Panel Indicator Status Function and status cont d Indicator Green Amber Red ...

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Page 101: ...usView Player Note We recommend that you close all other applications while running the Player In particular anti virus applications may affect playback speeds The Player screen is the primary user interface Intuitive controls provide easy access to commonly used functions To use the Player application on a connected recorder 1 Start the Player application The recorder name appears on the Recorder...

Page 102: ...ew Explorer Pane Help Topics System Profile About BusView Progress bar indicates clip length Current clip time play back speed Location of current image GPS information speed direction location latitude longitude Advanced views time triggers cameras rules Previous clip next clip Previous event next event Global controls all cameras Print Archive save Search Help Audio control Player controls Displ...

Page 103: ...Send the images of all cameras shown directly to a printer Search for a video clip Open the online Help application Volume control and audio mute Menu bar File Exit Exit the Player application View Explorer Pane Displays the Explorer Pane Help Contents Opens BusView Player online Help System Profile Displays the System profile screen that provides information on Current software version Camera s i...

Page 104: ...ecorded clips displays Each clip shows the following information date start and end time When the list of recorders or recorded clips is long a scroll bar displays on the right allowing you to scroll through the list Archives tab Allows you to browse for a list of clips that have been previously saved to your PC Use the scroll bar on the right to scroll through the list In the example above no cli...

Page 105: ...a on a PC Your search results can include clip s or a clip instance depending on your search parameters To locate a specific instance narrow your search parameters Figure 8 3 BusView Player Search Table 8 3 Search Screen Controls Click this control To do this Search tabs Source tab Search for data Previously archived saved on a PC default Stored on the hard drive of a connected HTRD400 Recorder ...

Page 106: ...or all instances that contain the specified text Is Equal To means the application searches for only those instances where the text is exactly as specified Note These operators are not case sensitive Cameras tab Enter search criteria based on one or more active camera names Note The Contains and Is Equal To buttons have the same function as on the Triggers tab Rules tab Enter search criteria based...

Page 107: ...tton is only enabled when you are editing search criteria Updates the search criteria values to reflect your edits This button only displays when you are editing search criteria Removes the selected search criteria Removes all the search criteria in the Summary area Toggles between Boolean operators AND and OR This function changes all the operators within a group AND means the application will se...

Page 108: ...or more non source search criteria The application executes the specified search The search results populate on the Search Results tab of the Explorer Pane Cancels this search and exits the search screen Stops the current search but does not exit the Search screen Note This button is only enabled when a search is running Table 8 3 Search Screen Controls cont d Click this control To do this ...

Page 109: ...time range day of week time day of week time range trigger name contains trigger name equals camera name contains camera name equals rule name contains rule name equals vehicle speed is above vehicle speed is below vehicle speed is between time time range date date range day of week day of week range date time date time range day of week time day of week time range trigger name contains trigger na...

Page 110: ...ur search Depending on your choice the fields below change allowing you to narrow your search parameters This combo button lets you search for clips stored on the recorder hard drive or archived to a connected PC Opens a file dialog box where you can locate previously defined searches This action replaces the criteria in the Summary area Save this search criteria for future use Add to search When ...

Page 111: ...irection arrows on your PC keyboard to change the date as required c In the time field enter the desired time or use the direction arrows on your PC keyboard to change the time as required Figure 8 5 Search Date Time Tab TIP Remember the wider your search parameters the more search results you will get To locate a specific instance narrow your search parameters ...

Page 112: ... page 101 7 When you are satisfied with your selections click Save to save the search criteria for future use optional This action does not save the search location If you are connected to a recorder If you are not connected to a recorder 8 Click GO to locate the clips that match your search criteria Click GO to locate the clips that match your search criteria then establish a connection with the ...

Page 113: ...r audio and video clips that were previously archived to a PC 1 Click the Search icon lower right hand corner of the Player The Search dialog box displays 2 Select Archives from the combo button on the Source tab then click Add The Archives button toggles between Archives and Recorders Search instance 1 match Clips 7 matches Click here to go to the clip that matches your search criteria This clip ...

Page 114: ... results you will get To locate a specific instance narrow your search parameters 5 Click Add to add your search criteria to this search file The information populates in the Summary area 6 Continue to add search criteria to this search file as desired To modify your search criteria use the editing buttons described in Table 8 3 For more information see Modifying Your Search Criteria page 101 7 Wh...

Page 115: ...dit To update the edit click Update Click Remove to delete that criteria Example 2 To change all the AND operators within the Summary area select any instance of AND all the similar fields change to red text and then click the AND toggle button to change all instances to OR Playing Clips You can play clips Directly from an HTRD400 Recorder Previously saved to a PC or laptop Playing Clips From the ...

Page 116: ...as as they appear in the Player quad screen See page 53 for more information Table 8 5 Global Player Controls Global player controls Function Enable audio and control the volume Note Audio is only available in normal play forward mode If audio data is present the audio indicator turns green when you select the camera quad Load the next or previous clip Player controls as described below Clip start...

Page 117: ...rward Fast forward through images in time selectable rate 2X to 32X Note Displays one image for every 2 to 32 seconds of time Clip end Advanced views Select between Time Triggers Cameras Rules For example select Triggers to see where individual trigger events occurred within the clip To move quickly through the clip click anywhere along the timeline or click and drag the red marker Go to the previ...

Page 118: ...nd images can then be e mailed to a third party For information on archiving clips as a self executing file see Creating a Player Lite Archive File page 109 Note Formatting of your PC or laptop hard drive determines the maximum size of an archive file If your hard drive is formatted FAT32 the maximum file size is 4 GB If your hard drive is formatted NTFS the maximum file size is theoretically unli...

Page 119: ...8 When prompted create a name for the file 9 Select a file type The options available depend on whether you are archiving from a connected recorder or from an existing archive on a PC or laptop In either case we recommend that you select the default file type 10 In the Save as range field select either Entire clip Current location to end of clip From beginning of clip to current location For the n...

Page 120: ... image You can either accept the default location or enter another file path Figure 8 9 Archive Single Image 4 When prompted create a name for the file The Save as type must be Still Image jpg 5 Click Save The information automatically copies to the selected archive folder without erasing the source information on the recorder hard drive Archiving All the Clips on the HTRD400 Recorder Hard Drive T...

Page 121: ...age The image prints with the name of the clip the name of the camera s and any status information To print a still image 1 Locate the desired image 2 Click the global Print icon to print all images on the screen or the individual Print icon to print only the image from that particular camera 3 Select the appropriate printer and if required enter the desired printer parameters 4 Click OK Table 8 6...

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Page 123: ...reating a Player Lite Archive File To save clips as a self executing file 1 Select the desired clip then click Load to load the clip into the Player quad screen 2 Use the player controls to start viewing the clip 3 If you wish to save the entire clip go to step 4 To find a specific instance within the clip use the player controls to move within the clip 4 Click Pause at the area of interest 5 Clic...

Page 124: ...field select BusView Lite Archive exe 8 In the Save as range field select either Entire clip Current location to end of clip Beginning of clip to current location For the next number of minutes from current location 9 Click Save The information automatically copies to the archive drive without erasing the source information The self executing file is now ready to send to a third party To load and ...

Page 125: ...can be viewed on any PC without BusView Player installed To load and view the clip 1 Double click the exe file for example PW 1664 Nov 19 152647 exe This will load the clip into the Player quad screen 2 Use the Player Lite controls to view the clip Click Forward to start viewing Click Pause once to pause Click again to stop viewing the clip Double click each image to zoom in Figure 9 2 Viewing a P...

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Page 127: ...ell To use the HTRD400 Recorder as a desktop digital player 1 Install the Toolbox and Player software on your PC or laptop see Chapter 3 2 Connect the recorder to your PC see Chapter 4 3 Press the POWER button on the front panel of the HTRD400 Recorder 4 Follow Chapter 8 to retrieve and play recorded data To configure the recorder prior to installation in a bus 1 Install the Toolbox and Player sof...

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Page 129: ...You must be connected to a recorder to complete these tasks From the Task Overview tab click Start Wizard The HTRD400 System Setup Wizard opens If desired load and modify an existing configuration Have record time display on images in 12 hour AM PM format Synchronize date and time with PC or set a different date and time Set automatic time change adjustment Note If you are prompted to convert the ...

Page 130: ...record rule based on that camera Name the recorder Record Delay The time the recorder stays in recording mode after the last record rule goes away before returning to Sleep mode Standby Delay The time the recorder goes into Sleep mode after all wake up conditions have gone away Do not set to zero Recording Mode Stop When hard drive is full Record LED blinks and recorder stops recording until hard ...

Page 131: ...uad screen select the camera you wish to change and click the up or down arrow In this example Ignition top of list appears in the top left corner Stop Arm appears in the top right corner Mid appears in the bottom left corner Rear door last in list appears in the bottom right corner Select the Record GPS data when a rule is active check box to have the recorder collect GPS data The Status box disp...

Page 132: ... your own description for the rule Enable the rule recorder starts recording when all rule conditions are met Add a trigger to start recording Only enabled triggers are available for selection Associate a record schedule if desired Select the camera s the recorder will record from in this rule Repeat these steps to configure all rules required Rule Summary window See next page ...

Page 133: ... selections are not activated until you upload the Configuration file to the HTRD400 Recorder see Uploading a Configuration File to an HTRD400 Recorder page 67 The recorder reacts to the record rule at the top of the list first and ignores all other rules as long as the first rule conditions are active To change the rule priority select the rule and then click the up or down arrow h Click Save to ...

Page 134: ...and set passwords This requires administrator privilege if password protection has been enabled On the Administration tab select the account type then Click Add to set up a new user Click Edit to change the settings Click Remove to delete a user Note Enable password protection after setting up user accounts ...

Page 135: ...images per second at better middle quality and QVGA resolution Audio is set to record The HTRD400 Recorder continues to record for five minutes after the bus is shut off Hardware Connections There are six status indicators Connect the following wires on the eight wire harness as follows to maintain correct labeling Ignition connect the White wire to the ignition wire that is 12 volts when the bus ...

Page 136: ...hen the RIGHT turn signal is applied typically the flasher unit L Turn connect the Green wire to a line that is 12 volts when the LEFT turn signal is applied typically the flasher unit Warn connect the Red wire to a line that is 12 volts when either the AMBER or RED lights are on Stop Arm connect the Blue wire to a line that is 12 volts when the STOP ARM is out Three Camera System Assumptions One ...

Page 137: ...head looking at the door camera name is Door When the bus is started the system records from camera Main at 10 frames images per second at better middle quality and QVGA resolution and from camera Mid at 10 frames images per second at better middle quality and QVGA resolution Audio is set to record from cameras Main and Mid When the Stop Arm is out the system records from camera Main at 5 frames p...

Page 138: ...RD400 Recorder If password protection has been enabled you are prompted to log in 3 Set the recorder date and time and enable Daylight Saving Time if desired Complete the following steps in the order presented to set the configuration for your unique system 1 Open the HTRD400 System Setup Wizard by clicking Start Wizard on the Task Overview tab then load the desired canned configuration from C Bus...

Page 139: ...click Add The Camera Edit dialog box displays 5 Select a MAC address for the camera from the MAC drop down box Enable the audio for the camera if desired Verify that audio and video is from the correct camera before proceeding This is particularly important in multi camera systems Click OK 6 Confirm your changes on the Camera Summary window When you are satisfied click Next If the MAC address show...

Page 140: ...re satisfied click Next 8 Optional Enable GPS data gathering if a GPS module is connected Click Next 9 Review the rule summary see Reviewing a Record Rule page 64 When you are satisfied click Next Select the Record GPS data when a rule is active check box as shown before the recorder can gather and record GPS data when any rule is active The recorder may take up to one minute to detect the GPS uni...

Page 141: ...n settings you should save the settings recommended and then upload the Configuration file Caution Your selections are not activated until you upload the Configuration file to the HTRD400 Recorder see Uploading a Configuration File to an HTRD400 Recorder page 67 11 Save your changes 12 Upload the configuration to the recorder 13 Click Finish to exit the Setup Wizard Caution YWe recommend that you ...

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Page 143: ...tended for network administrators and users familiar with networking concepts and terminology We recommend that your network administrator assist you with the procedure described here Networking Overview The HTRD400 stand alone network consists of one HTRD400 Recorder connected to One to four HTCD Digital Cameras A PC or laptop running Toolbox and Player software You use the co located PC or lapto...

Page 144: ... waits for over a minute for a response from a DHCP server If no DHCP server responds in that time it automatically chooses an APIPA address If you have a PC or laptop that you use exclusively to connect to an HTRD400 Recorder and you are familiar with how to set a static IP address using the Windows Network Settings Control Panel or have access to an IT network administrator for assistance then y...

Page 145: ...s so that you can later revert to your normal network settings 1 Set a static APIPA address You can use any address in the range 169 254 0 1 to 169 254 255 254 Note Do not use 169 254 0 0 or 169 254 255 255 as these are reserved for other network functions 2 Set the subnet mask to 255 255 0 0 Any other subnet mask setting may result in problems connecting to the HTRD400 Recorder or viewing live vi...

Page 146: ...Corporate Network to a Stand Alone HTRD400 Recorder To move a PC or laptop from a corporate network to a stand alone HTRD400 Recorder 1 Ensure that you log off the corporate network or turn off the PC 2 Physically disconnect the PC from the network 3 Connect one end of a CAT5 Ethernet crossover cable to the PC and the other end to the COMPUTER port on the front panel of the HTRD400 Recorder see Fi...

Page 147: ...k Connect or double click the recorder name to establish a communication link The HTRD400 Recorder initializes with the default factory programmed configuration Second and subsequent connection When the recorder displays in the Available Recorders area click Connect to establish a communication link Note Windows XP may take up to 75 seconds before the recorder name displays in the Available Record...

Page 148: ...er application to end the session with the HTRD400 Recorder The recorder reverts to its preconnection state after one minute 2 Disconnect the CAT5 Ethernet crossover cable from the Computer port on the front panel of the recorder 3 Prior to reconnecting to the corporate network consult your IT network administrator ...

Page 149: ...nsure that a CAT5 Ethernet crossover cable is used to connect your PC and the HTRD400 Recorder Your IP address Ask your IP network administrator for assistance See Appendix C for more information The Record LED is flashing and video is not recording Check if The hard drive is full To clear the hard drive see Modifying Recorder Settings page 75 The HTRD400 Recorder has been set to Stop mode Reset r...

Page 150: ...ying Trigger Inputs page 47 Test the triggers Poor quality images Refocus or adjust the aim on the camera Change the compression from Extended to Good Good to Better or Better to Best See Configuring the Camera s page 50 Uneven audio or playback rate Ensure that your PC meets the minimum system requirements see PC System Requirements page 28 Player does not display GPS data Confirm that the Record...

Page 151: ...ect If you have made configuration changes while not connected you will lose them when you connect as the software automatically loads the last saved configuration on connection Displays when you connect but the system does not detect the hard drive on the HTRD400 Recorder The temperature may be out of normal operating range or there may be an electrical fault The HTRD400 Recorder only supports a ...

Page 152: ... Displays when you remove a trigger or camera on which a record rule is based If you select Yes the record rule will not function When you finish creating a new configuration file or modify an existing one you should save the file for future use and upload the file to the HTRD400 Recorder If you do not save or upload the file your changes will be lost Note Changes do not take effect until you uplo...

Page 153: ... yet been configured The camera is connected to the HTRD400 Recorder but has not yet been set up in the configuration See Configuring the Camera s page 50 This message Means This message Means Displays when one or more of the installation components is missing or corrupt Try rebooting your PC If the condition persists remove the application Start Control Panel Add Remove Programs and then re insta...

Page 154: ... when the Player encounters difficulties connecting Check your video device video card Reboot your PC This message Means This message Means You can only be connected to one recorder at a time Displays when network connection or connection to the HTRD400 Recorder has been lost Try re connecting Player was unable to initialize one of its views Try relaunching the application or rebooting your PC ...

Page 155: ...mation see Appendix C Networking The HTRD400 Recorder only supports a single active connection Disconnect from the recorder before attempting to connect from the other application This message can also display when a full erase is in progress Displays when the hard drive is not within the temperature range Check the temperature LED on the recorder For more information see Chapter 7 Operating Modes...

Page 156: ...r to switch to dynamic addressing in the network settings control panel For more information see Appendix C This message Means This message Means Displays when the predefined search you are looking for cannot be found Check the file name Indicates an invalid file path Click Browse to find the correct folder or re enter the correct path Displays when an invalid combination of criteria would result ...

Page 157: ...result from updating the selected criteria For more information see Table 8 4 on page 95 Displays when you have selected search criteria in the Summary and then clicked Edit Player does not recognize what criteria to edit Close the Search window and try your search again The Search criteria may be corrupt Close the Search window and try your search again The Search failed while updating the search...

Page 158: ...ough free storage space on your PC to store the archive Reduce the time duration of the archive or select another destination with sufficient free space Displays when the archive is too large for the file system Reduce the time duration of the archive Note If your hard drive is formatted FAT32 the maximum file size is 4 GB Indicates an unsupported file format Player supports the following file for...

Page 159: ...g table describes messages you may encounter when loading or playing clips This message Means Indicates a corrupted clip or archive Displays when Player has caught an error that is causing the application to shut down Launch the application again Player encountered a problem while playing the clip Playback will stop ...

Page 160: ...loss from the camera When you select a clip to view The following screens are generated by the camera The camera is operational but is not receiving any data from the video sensor This is typically a temporary state If the condition persists contact Honeywell Technical Support see Warranty and Service page xi The camera processor is initializing The camera is changing resolution ...

Page 161: ...in the specified time The recorder is expecting to see the data from this camera but has not yet found a video image associated with that camera This is typically a temporary condition No data was recorded from that camera If a rule has two cameras associated with it the other screens display This is a normal condition Connection has been lost to the camera This is typically a temporary condition ...

Page 162: ...tions Player Lite Messages If you are still having a problem please contact Honeywell Technical Support see Warranty and Service page xi This message Means Displays when you launch a Player Lite file and the executable cannot find the archive ...

Page 163: ...e 20 GB to 80 GB Mounting Non removable shock mounted Enclosure Anodized aluminum Interface Male DB25 connector for power status and trigger inputs RJ45 connections for camera and PC inputs Female DB9 serial communication port for future applications Power input 12 VDC negative ground Audio Up to 4 channels synchronized Text Insertion Date time title status inputs camera name Clock 12 24 hour cloc...

Page 164: ...as connected via CAT5 data power cable10 100 BaseT Video Compressed digitized JPEG format Resolution VGA 640 x 480 QVGA 320 x 240 Frame rates User selectable up to 40 FPS aggregate QVGA and 20 FPS aggregate VGA shared by all connected cameras Compression User selectable rate extended good better best Table E 1 HTRD400 System Technical Specifications ...

Page 165: ...nal feature harness Triggers 1 to 8 Red Battery POS Black Battery NEG Brown Input signal 2 White Input signal 1 Black Input signal 3 Green Input signal 4 Red Input signal 5 Blue Input signal 6 Yellow Input signal 8 Orange Input signal 7 Red Red Power Input on HTRD4GPS module Black Black Power Input on HTRD4GPS module White White Data Input on HTRD4GPS module Green Green Data Input on HTRD4GPS modu...

Page 166: ...round Reserved 13 Auxiliary RS 232 TX Reserved 14 N C 15 N C 16 Power In to HTRD400 Recorder 17 Input Power Ground 18 N C 19 Input Power Ground 20 N C 21 Trigger 6 22 Aux RS 232 RX Not supported 23 N C 24 Trigger 8 25 Trigger 7 Table E 2 25 Pin Interface Connector Pinouts Pin COM connector cont d ...

Page 167: ...ematic This cable is used to connect a HTCD Digital Camera to a HTRD400 Recorder Figure E 2 Camera CAT5 Data Power Cable Schematic 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 White Green Green White White Orange Blue White White Blue Orange White White Brown Brown White L Note Available in 20 ft 6 10 m 40 ft 12 19 m and 60 ft 18 29 m lengths Wiring Color Schematic ...

Page 168: ...sed to connect a PC or laptop to an HTRD400 Recorder Figure E 3 CAT5 Ethernet Crossover Cable Schematic 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 White Green Green White White Orange Blue White White Blue Orange White White Brown Brown White White Orange Orange White White Green Blue White White Blue Green White White Brown Brown White AMP Note Available in 20 ft 6 10 m length Wiring Color Schematic ...

Page 169: ...figuration Protocol A protocol for automatic TCP IP configuration that provides static and dynamic address allocation and management E Ethernet A local area network used for connecting computers printers workstations terminals servers and so on within the same building or campus Ethernet operates over twisted wire and over coaxial cable at speeds up to 10 Mbps F Frames A single video image is call...

Page 170: ...tandard control LED Light Emitting Diode A semiconductor diode that emits light when a current is passed through it LEDs are used as sources for optical data link applications in which the data rates are less than about 500 megabits per second and the transmission distances do not exceed a few kilometers M MAC An electronic serial number unique to the HTRD400 Recorder or each connected HTCD Digita...

Page 171: ...ra Summary 50 52 cameras changing settings 62 changing replacing 76 configuring 50 connecting 16 described 39 editing settings 77 modifying setings 75 naming 53 offline described 51 replacing 4 25 setting frame rate 62 setting image quality 62 setting image resolution 62 testing coverage 4 54 CAT5 data power cable 153 CAT5 Ethernet crossover cable 154 clips archiving 104 authenticity 107 described...

Page 172: ...ing 107 saving a copy 62 setting frame rate 62 setting image quality 62 setting resolution 62 installation 7 26 installation locations 12 L location choosing 10 M MAC address 53 mounting options 13 N networking described 129 diagram 130 example 9 overview 129 O offline cameras described 51 operating modes 83 overview installation 9 system 1 P password protection enabling 71 passwords changing 79 s...

Page 173: ...count Summary 69 Add Triggers 58 Administration tab 80 Aim Focus 52 Archive Entire Clip 105 Archive Single Image 106 Archives tab 90 Camera Coverage 52 54 Camera Edit 62 78 Camera Selection 52 61 Camera Setup 52 Camera Summary 50 52 Configuration Summary 66 Date Time tab 43 Edit Trigger 48 GPS Summary 55 Player Explorer Panes 90 Recorder Summary 46 Recorders tab 90 Rule Configuration 56 Rule Confi...

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