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2.3 Rear Panel Introduction 

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K/B

D+

G

G

VIDEO IN

LOOPING

LINE IN

OUT

AUDIO

VIDEO

OUT2

OUT1

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16

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VGA

ETHERNET

RS-232

AUDIO IN 1-8

AUDIO IN 9-16

13 14 15 16

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11

10

9

5 6 7 8

ALARMS

RELAYS OUT

RS-422

IN

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G 4

3

G

G

T- R+R-

2

4

3

2

1

1

T+

SW1

Tested To Comply With 
FCC Class B Standard 

For Home Or Office Use

AC 100~240V
50/60Hz  70W

LINE OUT

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Figure 2-1 Rear Panel 

 

No. Item 

Description 

VIDEO IN 

Standard BNC connectors to connect with analog video device for 16-ch analog video inputs.

2 LOOPING 

 

Standard BNC connectors to connect with monitor, matrix and other devices for 16-ch analog 

video looping output. 

3 LINE 

IN 

For intercom, 1-ch audio input, standard BNC connector to connect with audio input device 

(microphone) 

4 LINE 

OUT 

1-ch audio output, standard BNC connector to connect with audio output devices (loud 

speaker) 

5 VIDEO 

OUT 

Standard BNC connector to connect with monitor for 2-ch analog video outputs. VGA, OUT1 

and OUT2 are 3 independent outputs, in which OUT1 and VGA are both for video signal 

output and menu display, and OUT2 only for video signal output. 

AUDIO OUT 

Standard BNC connector for 1-ch audio output. 

AUDIO IN 

16-ch audio inputs, 2 standard DB15 ports, with 2 DB15 to BNC connection cables. 

VGA 

Standard VGA port to connect with VGA display devices for video output and menu display.

9 ETHERNET 

PORT 

1 10/100/1000Mbps self-adaptive Ethernet port for connection with network device, RJ45 

socket. 

10 

RS-232 PORT 

Connect with RS-232 serial device, RJ45 socket 

11 USB 

PORT 

1 standard USB 2.0 port to connect with USB devices (such as mouse, U-disk, mobile hard 

disk etc.) for data backup, mouse operation. Hot- swapping is supported. 

12 

TERMINATION 

SWITCH (SW1) 

Open/Close the connection between RS422 bus and terminal resistor. It's disconnected when 

the switch is at upper position (default). It is connected with terminal resistor (120) when 

the switch is at lower position. 

13 

KEYBOARD PORT (K/B) 

Connect with control keyboard. D+ and D- connect to T+ and T- of the keyboard 

respectively. 

14 

RS-422 PORT 

Connect with RS-422 serial device (such as Pan/Tilt encoder) 

15 

ALARM IN 

16-ch alarm inputs (16-ch switching value) 

16 

RELAYS OUT   

4-ch alarm relay outputs (4-ch switching value) 

17 

GROUNDING 

TERMINAL 

Grounding terminal of the DVR 

18 

POWER SUPPLY, 

POWER SWITCH, FAN 

AC 100~240V self-adaptive 

Summary of Contents for V3060 Series

Page 1: ...d Network Digital Video Recorders V3060 series DVR employs high performance power PC hardware structure embedded Linux system and 1000M network port design to provide an excellent digital product for...

Page 2: ...o Recorders all comply with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions y This device may not cause harmful interference y This device must accept any interference re...

Page 3: ...away from ground and access way z Refer all service matters to qualified personnel z Save product packaging to ensure availability of proper shipping containers for future transportation Indicates tha...

Page 4: ...metal on DVR which may cause short circuit even fire inside DVR z Install the harddisk correctly before use or else you can t make any record operation z The dust of the mainboard may cause short cir...

Page 5: ...DVR 14 4 2 User Login and Authority 14 4 2 1 User Login 14 4 2 2 User Authority 15 4 3 Preview 15 4 3 1 Switch Preview Modes 15 4 3 2 Preview Setting 15 4 4 PTZ Control 15 4 4 1 PTZ Parameters Setting...

Page 6: ......

Page 7: ...ntrol protocols of leading encoder support preset and pattern y Support zoom in function by mouse operation when control Infinova second generation dome y 8 SATA hard disks supported y Hard disk stand...

Page 8: ...indicator Orange flickering transmitting receiving data 3 STATUS Status indicator Green DVR is being controlled by remote controller Red DVR is in PTZ control status Orange DVR is in PTZ control stat...

Page 9: ...out in PTZ Control 2 Switch among tabs in submenu 3 Hide Display lower status bar in preview interface TELE Control key Zoom in in PTZ control PTZ Control key 1 Quick enter to PTZ control mode 2 Close...

Page 10: ...s numeral English and symbol 2 Set the full screen as setting area in Mask Video mask alarm Motion detection setting 6 SYS System Information Function key The function is the same with SYS key in fron...

Page 11: ...top using remote controller Press DEV key when the DVR is being controlled the status indicator will turn off and then the remote controller stops to control the DVR 4 Shutdown DVR via remote controll...

Page 12: ...o video recording parameters 2 Installation Tool One Philips head screw driver 3 Install Hard Disk 1 Open the housing 2 Install the hard disk 8 interfaces are available for V3060 DVR 3 Remove the hard...

Page 13: ...utput and menu display and OUT2 only for video signal output 6 AUDIO OUT Standard BNC connector for 1 ch audio output 7 AUDIO IN 16 ch audio inputs 2 standard DB15 ports with 2 DB15 to BNC connection...

Page 14: ...C Load Indicator J1400 1 G 5V Alarm Circuit Figure 2 5 Alarm output DC load connection DVR Alarm Output Port AC or DC Load J1400 1 G 5V Relay DC AC Figure 2 6 Alarm output relay connection As shown in...

Page 15: ...twisted cable 8 cores one standard RJ45 connector one or more DB25 or DB9 plug a special tool for RJ45 one soldering iron and some solder 2 Pin definition Refer to Figure2 7 for the pin sequence of R...

Page 16: ...GND Serial Port Connection Cable DB9 Female Type Device Figure 2 17 RJ45 and DB9 female type device connection 4 When the RJ45 serial port of the DVR is connected with the device with DB9 male type co...

Page 17: ...3 3 Every menu has many operations below section will have detailed introduction on operation of common use control and input method 3 1 1 Cursor Switching The cursor can be switched via WIDE and key...

Page 18: ...menu Unselect All Cancel the selection of the options in current menu Search Search the content match with the setting Refresh list Refresh the data in the list Play Play the file selected in the curr...

Page 19: ...tings Video Mask Alarm Output Audible Warning Control Center Alarm Preview and 4 Alarm Outputs Sensitivity Area Schedule Week Time Video Motion Detection Linkage Recording PTZ control Audible Warning...

Page 20: ...de Mode Default Reboot Shutdown Chapter 4 Main Functions Introduction 4 1 Turn on DVR Note The DVR supports 100V 240VAC self adaptive power supply Before powering on please confirm the AC voltage matc...

Page 21: ...arts follows 1 Preview 2 Manual recording press REC key to turn on the recording status list 3 Playback press PLAY key to turn on play interface 4 PTZ control press PTZ key to start the PTZ control Fr...

Page 22: ...status press PTZ key to enter PTZ control status There will be a login window if the operation password is enabled Login with the user name that has the authority to perform PTZ control and correct pa...

Page 23: ...T key to call out the drop down list to select the desired channel and press ENT key to confirm the selection Select the video mask option and press ENT key to enable it and allow mask alarm setting s...

Page 24: ...NT key 3 Set schedule Refer to 3 Set schedule of Video mask alarm in section 4 5 1 4 Set alarm output Refer to 4 Set alarm output of Video mask alarm in section 4 5 1 5 Copy and save Refer to 5 Save o...

Page 25: ...e s alarm input 4 5 3 Abnormity Alarm Abnormity alarm includes hard disk full hard disk error network cable disconnected reserved unauthorized access and network conflict alarms Users can response qui...

Page 26: ...T key to cancel the selection to stop the manual recording Note 1 For manual recording it must stop manually or the DVR will keep on recording Since the priority of alarm recording is higher the manua...

Page 27: ...m of compression the video if set the bit rate type to variable rate Normally the max bit rate and resolution are direction ratio the higher resolution requires higher max bit rate vice versa The max...

Page 28: ...1 8 and 1 16 and 4 fast play speeds X2 X4 X8 and X16 3 Functional button instruction Button Instruction Button Instruction Button Instruction Pause Play Stop Rewind 30s Forward 30s Slow motion playba...

Page 29: ...er off 1 Turn off DVR through Menu Enter System Menu and select Shutdown as shown in Figure 4 18 Figure 4 18 Press ENT key a prompt box Are you sure to shut down now will appear as shown in Figure 4 1...

Page 30: ...tch time It has 8 options never 5s 10s 20s 30s 1m 2m and 5m The operation is the same with monitor 4 Alarm preview It has two options On and Off the operation is the same with monitor 5 Alarm preview...

Page 31: ...utomatically when enable this option 10 DNS server The operation is the same with IP address Advanced settings The advanced settings include 6 options as follows y HTTP port y SNMP port y Alarm center...

Page 32: ...system with administrator and select the user The privileges of the selected user will display at the bottom side of the interface Move the cursor to select the privilege needs to be added or cancell...

Page 33: ...u and 5 different levels are available The default level is opaque 6 Output to Two options BNC and VGA The main output of the DVR will change to the set output after the device reboot 7 VGA resolution...

Page 34: ...A B C D four disks A disk is the first disk and if there re C D disk only C disk is the first disk The previous log will lose if replace the first disk It s recommended to assign one disk as the first...

Page 35: ...change the U disk pull out the old one and plug a new one and then click Refresh If the disk is still unidentifiable choose formatting to continue If the problem remains unsolved there might be an inc...

Page 36: ...utdown If choose Cancel and press ENT key The prompt will close and the system will not reboot or shutdown 5 5 7 General Channel Settings Figure 5 19 While the screen shows the main interface press ME...

Page 37: ...crophone in the list of Show the following volume controls as shown in the following figure Figure 5 23 5 Click OK to return the recording dialog box shown in the following figure Figure 5 24 6 Adjust...

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