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Page 1: ...tware information It is designed to aid in installation and operation of your PRO Command DVR Refer also to your built in software help system and check our web site for the latest updates Please read...

Page 2: ...Cameras 12 3 10SVGA Video Output Security Monitor 12 3 11PTZ Control Alarm Output 13 3 12External Inputs 13 3 13Interfacing POS Devices 14 3 14 USB Storage Devices 18 3 15Remote Playback PC to DVR Co...

Page 3: ...7 8 System Setup 48 8 1 TCP IP Settings 48 8 2 Location 49 8 3 System Clock 50 8 4 Clearing Logs 50 8 5 Record Monitor Setup 50 8 6 Save and Load Configuration Settings 50 8 7 Software Updates 50 8 8...

Page 4: ...rs cables etc This manual supports both older and newer models The software local and remote includes a built in help system which may be accessed at any time from the Help menu Built in help is the m...

Page 5: ...re setup and hard drive capacity The balance of PART I of this book is designed to aid in setting up and using your Image Vault PRO Command hardware 1 BEFORE INSTALLATION 1 1 Warnings WARNING Your new...

Page 6: ...ess after an event such as a robbery to start immediate copying of most recent video images to CD R DVD R disk or USB D Door latch May be locked with provided key E Cover Plate F USB Interface The USB...

Page 7: ...l Inputs Female DB 25 jack black Use this port to for dry contact inputs M Video Capture The number and arrangement of video connections depend on the number of analog video inputs and type of capture...

Page 8: ...e rear of the DVR The PVM output cycles between camera inputs 3 2 8 Camera 60 FPS Model Video Audio Capture Monitor Output Video In Connect up to 8 NTSC video cameras to the BNC connectors on the main...

Page 9: ...output from cameras 9 to12 3 4 16 Camera 120 FPS Model Video Audio Capture Monitor Output Video In Connect up to 16 NTSC video cameras to the BNC connectors on the main breakout cables Example 3 4 The...

Page 10: ...the RCA connector located just above the camera input connectors The PVM will cycle all cameras 3 6 16 Camera 480 FPS Model Video Audio Capture Monitor Output Video In Connect up to 16 NTSC video cam...

Page 11: ...for cameras 25 to 32 Audio In Connect up to 16 line level audio microphones to the RCA connectors on the microphone breakout cables Connect these breakout cables to the DB15 ports to the right The bot...

Page 12: ...io diagram same as on page 12 Video Out One Public View Monitor PVM output is provided per 16 channel dongle Video output 1 on each dongle will provide the cycling output that will display the cameras...

Page 13: ...tware s Alarm Output feature Watchdog and incident relays are designed to handle a maximum of 30 VDC and 1 Ampere Warning Exceeding these ratings will damage the DVR and void the warranty 3 12 Externa...

Page 14: ...you are using network data capture please refer to Part II Software for information about the network capture setup Direct Serial POS Data Connection For only one or two POS data sources use the direc...

Page 15: ...input ports With two serial ports on the DVR this means up to 8 serial data sources may be connected to one DVR IVQuad data hubs are sold separately Multi Device Print Server Serial Data Connection Th...

Page 16: ...ollows Data RX at the POS printer tap goes to Pin 2 at the DVR POS ground goes to Pin 5 at the DVR At the DVR short Pins 7 and 8 together short Pins 1 4 and 6 together leave Pins 3 and 9 open Wiring f...

Page 17: ...h kits include four ac cessory pigtails plus one RS232 null modem cable This diagram illustrates generically how one POS Data Hub is wired Network POS Data Capturing POS data from a network print serv...

Page 18: ...ork crossover cable to the RJ45 input on the DVR Connect the other end directly to the remote PC If the DVR is not be ing set up on a network you may connect this cable to the DVR and leave the other...

Page 19: ...put Press the power button on the rear of the DVR to start the recorder Within moments of power up you should hear a series of beeps The number of beeps will equal the number of cameras detected If a...

Page 20: ...nt difference is with the live monitor and live status modes which are only available locally on the DVR itself Unless otherwise noted all playback software features apply to local operation as well a...

Page 21: ...s also set aside and protected for transaction data and audit trail storage as well as space for copying exported images off of or downloading updates onto the DVR The PRO Command Record application r...

Page 22: ...is a video reference image Item D System Information This section displays current DVR system time local IP address and any information about the identity of remote connections Item E System Messages...

Page 23: ...uble click again to restore the screen If enabled camera names will appear in the upper left corner of the im age Item C Open Button Click to enter Playback Mode Item D Status Button Click to switch t...

Page 24: ...hanges to a magnifying glass Click and drag to select the zoom area and the image will instantly zoom This will show a Picture in Picture window so you may see the area you are zoomed into on the full...

Page 25: ...peat your last search or to go back to the previous entry Item Z Viewer Performance This displays the percentage based on the settings set by a user 3 Software on Your PC The software package you inst...

Page 26: ...municate LANs are often connected through server hardware or other special hardware to internet trunk lines This allows remote network communication from nearly anywhere worldwide These applications a...

Page 27: ...our network address book If you have a big list and the select location drop down box is selected you may type the name of an entry and the software will search for entries matching what you typed If...

Page 28: ...his chapter provides an overview of operational features found in the playback software Local Playback Mode or remote PRO Command application Each feature is explained in a general sense For detailed...

Page 29: ...ve different functions that what they are labeled For additional information please refer to the built in Help menu for detailed information 4 2 Playing Audio Each audio channel is synchronized with a...

Page 30: ...O Command features three distinct audit logs The System Audit keeps a record of system events ranging from log in activity to camera signal detection to power loss The User Audit specifically tracks u...

Page 31: ...t you will have additional filter options such as camera POS source or dry contact input When viewing data you may add notes for entries with a status and or comments Entries are also searchable and c...

Page 32: ...uickView Action Buttons Setup from the Playback Options menu Select the desired button enable it name it and indicate if the action should be applied to all DVRs or only the selected DVR by choosing o...

Page 33: ...a names and time stamps and the icons associated with each camera window The advantage to hiding borders is to declutter the view and to maximize the use of the screen area By removing borders you mak...

Page 34: ...by the total number of individual images stored Finally this dialog also shows the serial number of the recorder The serial number is particularly useful if you need to contact Image Vault Technical...

Page 35: ...ou may connect most standard USB memory devices When initiating any Copy to Removable Media operation from the software you will be prompted to choose the destination disk or USB device if a USB devic...

Page 36: ...refer to the online help built into your software 6 1 User Security There are four levels of password security End User Manager Administrator and Service Service and Administrator levels may add modi...

Page 37: ...hich uses this data to track how actively the DVR is being monitored The indicator shows a color red or green and a number percentage You may track activity of all users or one user in particular Dete...

Page 38: ...ked for optimum performance will rarely ever be changed again unless something changes in your system Your recorder may be set up to record continuously continuously during scheduled periods or on dem...

Page 39: ...audio features 7 2Camera Setup Forced Recording Options Access the Camera Configuration dialog by selecting Camera Setup from the Status menu From this dialog you may configure cam era names capture r...

Page 40: ...as When configuring an IP camera you will also be able to select the camera model IP address H 264 or MJPEG compression and password PTZ Type If applicable select the brand of PTZ camera you are using...

Page 41: ...ly before each motion event Capture Rate Use the Override Capture Rate to cause faster than normal recording during a motion event Audit Entries Every time motion is detected an audit entry will be ge...

Page 42: ...ernal Input Dry Contact Triggered Recording You may use up to 16 external dry contact inputs to trigger video recording create audit entries and trigger PTZ presets To configure this feature select Ex...

Page 43: ...Monitor Mode only for a specific time whenever a contact input event is sensed Automatic PTZ Presets Up to four PTZ cameras may be moved automatically using this feature PTZ cameras at addresses 1 thr...

Page 44: ...vice Set device type and network port number On the next screen name the device and associate a camera with it Network Multi Device Server Set the network port number and quantity of devices On the ne...

Page 45: ...y enable audio recording when the rule is triggered Monitor Alarm The Monitor Alarm feature will cause the local VGA monitor to go full screen on a selected camera Live Monitor Mode only for a specifi...

Page 46: ...tup Configure Notification Settings before you configure the individual alarms On the main Alarm Output Setup dialog click the Edit Notifications button to access the Notifications Setup dialog Networ...

Page 47: ...arms Camera Loss Alarms Send an alarm when a camera signal is lost You have the added option of grouping cameras and you may set the Number of Hours Between Notifications to minimize nuisance alarms D...

Page 48: ...t I Section 3 13 for additional information about connecting remotely To access TCP IP settings select TCP IP Setup from the Edit Params submenu of the Status menu You may need to click on the down ar...

Page 49: ...transmits video and audio in small packets as re quested by the remote PC Throughput may be restricted by unchecking Fastest Speed Possible and entering a value for Max Through put 8 2 Location Setup...

Page 50: ...e multiple locations with similar configurations When the first system is set up and you are satisfied with it you may copy the configuration from that DVR then load it onto others While there will be...

Page 51: ...is 800 x 600 You may reduce resolution to 640 x 480 not recommended or increase resolution to 1024 x 768 Changing screen resolution will not affect the resolution of images captured by or stored on t...

Page 52: ...rm input setup per Section 5 9 A 3 Wrong Number of Cameras Recording The capture cards on your DVR are equipped with a watchdog timer that will generate an audible alarm if the cards have power but th...

Page 53: ...oblem APPENDIX B FACTORY DEFAULTS The following items may be edited from these defaults Auto Detect All Cameras OFF Motion Detection all available cameras ON Image Capture Rate 1 Image Camera Second Q...

Page 54: ...or log was cleared EXTERNAL EVENT An external input trigger was activated LOST CAMERA SIGNAL The signal from a camera was lost NO CAMERAS FOUND No cameras were found upon system startup PARAMETERS CHA...

Page 55: ...rranty APPENDIX E WARRANTY E 1 Manufacturer s Limited Warranty One year parts and labor warranty If a mechanical or electrical component of the Image Vault digital recorder malfunctions during normal...

Page 56: ...s performed This warranty is limited to the terms stated herein All expressed and implied warranties including the warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are excluded excep...

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