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06/19 

6 Channel Monitor / Digital HD Video Recorder 

CVMHDVR706

 

Operator’s Guide (Ver. 1.0) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Thank you for selecting the INTEC Car Vision® System. Before using your system, please be 

sure to read and understand these instructions carefully. If you have any questions or concerns, 

please do not hesitate to contact us toll free at 800-468-3254 (west) or 800-522-5989 (east). You 

may also reach us via e-mail at 

[email protected]

.

 

 

Summary of Contents for CVMHDVR706

Page 1: ...ting the INTEC Car Vision System Before using your system please be sure to read and understand these instructions carefully If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us...

Page 2: ...3 2 4 Installation Guide 15 2 5 Installing the mSD and SSD Memory 18 II Screen Layout 20 3 2 Error Screen for no connection poor connection of camera 22 3 3 Applicable Various Display Views 23 III Ope...

Page 3: ...5 1 Language 35 2 Dimmer 35 3 System Scan 35 4 Distance Grid 36 5 Tach 36 6 Tach Level 37 7 Rear Camera Selection between NOR SHUTTER and TILT 38 8 Setup 39 1 Camera 42 1 System 42 2 INPUT NAME 43 3 C...

Page 4: ...Factory Default Reset 59 5 Vehicle information 60 6 System Information 61 7 Speedometer 61 8 Shock Sensitivity 61 5 Network 62 1 FTP 62 2 WIFI 64 9 Playback 66 1 File Search 66 1 File Type Search 67 2...

Page 5: ...73 3 File Search 74 1 Select Playback Directory 74 2 File Search 74 4 Playback 75 1 Display Layout 75 2 Event Information 76 3 File Drag Drop 77 4 Image Capture 77 5 File Backup 78 6 SSD Mount Instruc...

Page 6: ...timated Recording Times 30 Figure 10 Recommended mSD and mSATA SSD compatible with this CVMHDVR706 31 Figure 11 Vehicle Battery Protection 33 Figure 12 Tach Level 38 Figure 13 Display Layout 73 Figure...

Page 7: ...r serviceable parts inside the system components All service must be completed by authorized service personnel only Please refer to the Warranty section described later in this manual Always use the p...

Page 8: ...l Microphone and always confirm that you are in full compliance with any applicable laws where you operate Use of this INTEC product requires installation in full compliance with all applicable laws D...

Page 9: ...certain that all items are secure Items that are not secure or mounted in an unstable manner can come loose and cause damage or personal injury Do NOT attempt to open or service your equipment Remova...

Page 10: ...ure 10 on page 29 of this guide for recommendations Data saved on the SSD and mSD may be damaged If the memory device is exposed to external mechanical shock when installing or removing it from the mo...

Page 11: ...ed by specially coated or tinted vehicle window or electromagnetic waves emitted from other devices in the vehicle Near high tension wires or electric sub stations the signal may appear weak or blocke...

Page 12: ...11 Don t use personal information words Don t rely on obvious substitutions Always keep your password in a secure private place I Monitor Components and installation guide 2 1 Monitor Figure 1 Monitor...

Page 13: ...12 2 2 Rear Panel Figure 2 Rear Panel...

Page 14: ...01 02 001 Emergency Button Harness PN 311 01 02 002 GPS Antenna Receiver PN 700 02 00 003 Remote control w batteries PN 700 02 04 000 Car Vision Viewer software Installation and Operation Guides CD PN...

Page 15: ...camera options Removable mSATA SSD Case PN 700 02 03 000 mSD included 16 GB installed PN 700 02 01 016 SSD mSD Security Tool PN 107 99 01 000 H D cable harness Option Case with SSD Option PN 700 02 0...

Page 16: ...board or other suitable mounting surface Install the display bracket with the hardware provided Use the bracket as a template for drilling the required holes The recommended mounting bolt torque speci...

Page 17: ...16 Connect the cable harness and if desired install the sun shield by pushing it onto the monitor until locked...

Page 18: ...17 Figure 4 Wiring Diagram...

Page 19: ...nd slide the lock switch down remove the SSD Case Insert the Micro SD card into the card slot and re install the SSD Case Installing the SSD board into the removable SSD case Following steps 1 and 2 r...

Page 20: ...19 Note The lock switch must be in the locked positon for the Micro SD and SSD memory to be recognized Remember to replace the tamperproof security bolt to secure...

Page 21: ...CAMERA 1 CAMERA 4 are displaying four channels of D1 video Refer to the pictures below User can program the title of each camera source in the menu FUNCTION SETUP CAMERA INPUT NAME and designate each...

Page 22: ...or storage devices SSD mSD are shown in this status line After fully filled with recorded data it will read 100 in the capacity of SSD and mSD as appropriate and any new recording data will overwrite...

Page 23: ...with the GPS imprint facing the window The antenna is located on the top of this side WiFi indicator This status line shows whether the WiFi Dongle is connected to a hotspot or not 3 2 Error Screen f...

Page 24: ...23 3 3 Applicable Various Display Views Figure 6 Applicable Various Display Views...

Page 25: ...and also functions as the back function in the OSD Menu Enter Selects function in OSD Menu View Selection Changes View Selection Mode Full Hexa view and also Up button in the OSD Menu Channel Changes...

Page 26: ...LCD On Record On LCD Off Record On sequentially by pressing Power button Main Power Off VCC On ACC Off Power status is LCD Off Record Off All buttons are not illuminated with LED backlight and changed...

Page 27: ...on and off the LCD panel and the Record function Emergency This button is used to record a scene as an Emergency Event manually The Emergency Button connected with the cable harness also provides the...

Page 28: ...s button returns to the previous screen in the OSD menu PIP This button shows Pictures in Picture view mode HEXA This button shows the Hexa view mode SPLIT This button shows the Split view mode TRIPLE...

Page 29: ...rmal playback speed 16 Faster forward playback This button plays the recorded data forward 8 times 8 X Speed faster than normal playback speed 17 I I Pause This button will pause playback 18 Backward...

Page 30: ...user inputs password etc in the virtual keyboard mode 22 Cursor Control Keys Direction Keys In Live Video Mode Up Down These buttons change the channel serially among 6 channels 1 6 in a full display...

Page 31: ...l storage devices is highly recommended if recording The table below is provided to help understand possible recording time for amount of storage memory available Recording times vary based on storage...

Page 32: ...emory Card Use the proper type Micro SD Memory Card It should be at least a Class 10 level Micro SD Memory card for best HD and video recording Please confirm Class10 Full HD minimum on the package be...

Page 33: ...of the G Sensor Shock Event and Emergency button Emergency Event are recorded automatically onto the mSATA SSD When the mSATA SSD is full the monitor deletes recorded data in FIFO First In First Out s...

Page 34: ...and restarts recording when the ACC power input voltage supplied is 0 4V higher than the programmed limit after shutdown according to above Figure 11 Vehicle Battery Protection Vehicle battery protec...

Page 35: ...or is operating 5 Voice Information on Operation Status The Voice Information Messages below are provided for the user to easily recognize the operation status of the monitor without distraction Voice...

Page 36: ...peatedly until desired language is selected 2 Dimmer Selection between AUTO and OFF The automatic brightness control of the LCD panel is regulated according to the ambient light condition around the m...

Page 37: ...ess the button to make your selection If ON Default is selected the Rear Distance Grid Image overlay is displayed over the Rear Camera video if Trigger 1 is activated when connected to the reverse vol...

Page 38: ...on of the monitor or the button of the remote control Press the button to make your selection If ON is selected the TACH function operates at once when the vehicle engine is started If OFF Factory Def...

Page 39: ...o the speed of your vehicle depending on gear ratios tire size etc Contact INTEC Technical Service for help on how to create a customized table for your particular vehicle if the above is not suitable...

Page 40: ...he monitor or Cursor Control Direction buttons on the remote control Press Enter button of the monitor or the button of the remote control and then enter the password when the password window is displ...

Page 41: ...Up Channel Down Volume Left Volume Right buttons and press the Enter button The Numeric Keyboard appears as below Locate the cursor at 0 on the numeric keyboard using Screen Up Channel Down Volume Le...

Page 42: ...bers or letters press the Enter button after moving the cursor to ENTER in the Virtual Keyboard In case of using the numeric and the buttons on the remote control Press numeric number 0 button 4 times...

Page 43: ...he button on the remote control and then the CAMERA setup menu below is displayed 1 System Select a suitable camera system between PAL NTSC by pressing the Enter button on the monitor or t the button...

Page 44: ...change the name of the cameras in this menu 16 characters maximum Locate the cursor at the channel in the NAME column using Screen Up Channel Down buttons on the monitor or the Cursor Control Directi...

Page 45: ...tton on the monitor or the button of the remote control Move the cursor to ENTER in the virtual keyboard after inputting of all desired letters and or numbers in sequence and then press the Enter butt...

Page 46: ...uttons on the remote control Select the desired status of the camera channel and or the cycle time by pressing the Enter button on the monitor or the button on the remote control Press the Enter butto...

Page 47: ...ORIENTATION column using the Screen Up Channel Down buttons on the monitor or the Cursor Control Direction buttons on the remote control Select the correct orientation among OFF ALL VERTICAL and HORIZ...

Page 48: ...same manner as above to provide the most appropriate view under each trigger Please consider your application carefully and program your trigger views accordingly Please contact INTEC Technical Servic...

Page 49: ...r May be useful to view the ground under the vehicle prior to moving We strongly recommend that TRI 1 be connected with Reverse Backup power since the rear DISTANCE GRID scale is only available on the...

Page 50: ...most states and their jurisdictions have laws pertaining to listening to and or recording either directly or indirectly the conversations of others without their consent There are specific federal and...

Page 51: ...cond Bit Rate for each channel camera 1 Driving Mode Program the desired Frame Rate Bit Rate for each channel camera Frame Rate Selectable among NTSC PAL 30 25 15 12 10 8 fps a higher Frame Rate suppo...

Page 52: ...ing for Driving Mode above Operation selecting if GPS and which cameras are active and Limit Operating Voltage to protect the battery system Quality Set up the Frame Rate Bit Rate for each active chan...

Page 53: ...r the vehicle ignition is turned off If GPS is programmed OFF while the Parking mode is ON no GPS coordinate is recorded Thus the video from any activated cameras in parking mode are displayed without...

Page 54: ...een 11 5V 12 2V 0 1V Step and 11 9V is the Default 24 Volt Vehicle Selectable between 21 8V 23 2V 0 2V Step and 22 6V is the Default 3 Storage Any new storage devices mSD Card and SSD must be formatte...

Page 55: ...e connection of the SSD You should also check if the SSD is compatible with this DVR monitor Refer to Figure 10 Recommended mSD and mSATA SSD compatible with this CVMHDVR706 in this Guide If the SSD i...

Page 56: ...HDVR706 in this Guide If the mSD card is compatible and connected properly format the mSD card as FAT32 up to 32 GB or ext FAT over 32 GB file format NOTE ext FAT over 32 GB must be first formatted in...

Page 57: ...light Savings Time correction Date and Time if the GPS is not connected Standard Time Select the appropriate regional Time Zone Daylight Saving Time Select the appropriate setting for the region Date...

Page 58: ...Right control buttons on the remote control Change entry using Screen Up Channel Down buttons on the monitor or the cursor Up Down control buttons on the remote control 2 Password In this menu the us...

Page 59: ...is DVR monitor Enter into the Update Firmware menu and locate the cursor at OK and press the Enter button on the monitor or the OK button on the remote control When the Update Firmware process is comp...

Page 60: ...tering into the Factory Default menu locate the cursor at OK and press the Enter button on the monitor or the OK button on the remote control When Factory Default reset is complete press the Enter but...

Page 61: ...ged in this menu After entering into each registration window Refer to the figures below delete the previous registration UNKNOWN is the Factory Default setting by pressing the BACK Back Delete Key in...

Page 62: ...ure below 7 Speedometer Select desired Speed Indication Units between KPH Kilometers per hour and MPH Miles per hour The driving speed of vehicle is indicated in the units selected in this menu if the...

Page 63: ...rage modes NOTE the FTP function is not available in SSD single storage mode JPEG pictures for each camera are created automatically when an Event Shock and or Emergency activated occurs and its file...

Page 64: ...r easy management of the JPEG files from each vehicle the FTP Server should include the same name folders directories as each ID assigned Therefore the Vehicle Number or the Driver s Name is recommend...

Page 65: ...Password 2 WIFI If WIFI is selected or the WIFI button on the remote control is pushed a pop up window opens and starts to search for WIFI Hot Spots APs around this DVR monitor A list of available WIF...

Page 66: ...he bottom right of the live view screen is changed to WIFI ON Unless and until the WIFI Hot Spot AP is no longer available in the vehicle WIFI network the monitor will try to automatically connect to...

Page 67: ...66 9 Playback Select FUNCTION PLAYBACK to operate in the Playback mode In Playback mode live surveillance view and recording functions are stopped 1 File Search...

Page 68: ...rs The selected green bar segments representing the Hour s are changed to include red borders and the time information in text is displayed at the bottom right of the menu screen 4 Record Minute Selec...

Page 69: ...orded data copied to the USB memory is in avi file format which can play with most media player software installed in PCs Enter into the FUNCTION PLAYBACK FILE BACKUP menu and then the File Backup win...

Page 70: ...is section NOTE Never try to connect USB memory to the WIFI USB Dongle port because the DVR monitor may be damaged and or malfunction 2 Start Time Select Start Time After completing the selection of t...

Page 71: ...n on the monitor or the OK button on the remote control 4 Backup Condition NOTE Under the conditions below Backup does not proceed if no USB memory is connected to the port if the Start Time and or En...

Page 72: ...Start installation by executing the install file from the CD that came with your CVMHDVR706 or download the latest version online at www intecvideo com Press Next button on installation window Figure...

Page 73: ...higher Note Using the optional SSD memory requires the installation of an Ext2Fsd Utility software For Windows 7 users this freeware is located on the accompanying product CD See the Ext2Fsd Utility I...

Page 74: ...19 20 21 File Location and Select Calendar Search File Backup Image Capture Change Layout Select Channel 1 Select Channel 2 Select Channel 3 Select Channel 4 Select Channel 5 Select Channel 6 Reverse...

Page 75: ...ng and selection of the DVR SSD click the OK button After selecting the directory the player completes the file search and plays the last file automatically Figure Selection Playback Directory Refer t...

Page 76: ...the video display window layout by using the Full window display icon found in the right top of Playback screen Hexaview or any individual camera can be selected to vew in the Layout and Playback Con...

Page 77: ...information for the event including speed direction and the location where the video data was recorded A blue color bar is associated with each event and is changed to red color when you are viewing t...

Page 78: ...Car Vision Viewer also The file extension of playable files is bkt Please see the reference picture below for Playback by Drag Drop Figure 15 Playback by Drag Drop 4 Image Capture You can save the vi...

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Page 80: ...selected Figure 18 File Backup Manager Backup to Select the path to save the selected Backup data Start Time Double click the hour and the minute in the red color part of the time bar End Time Double...

Page 81: ...uires the Ext2Fsd utility because the SSD of the DVR is not recognized automatically on a Windows OS PC Start the install process by executing the Ext2Fsd exe file found on the Installation and Operat...

Page 82: ...nstallation Volume Manager is executed 2 Connection SSD and PC After connection of the SSD of the DVR to the viewer PC with the provided USB cable execute Ext Volume Manager When it is initially conne...

Page 83: ...t Ext2 Management Figure 21 Setting Volume Name Select proper volume item to automatically mount via Ex2Mgr and click the Apply button After the SSD is connected and recognized properly it is recogniz...

Page 84: ...t use contrary to operating instructions or disassembly repair or alteration by anyone other than INTEC or an INTEC authorized service agent This limited warranty does not cover costs incurred for rem...

Page 85: ...be asked to send some or all of your system to INTEC A Return Materials Authorization RMA number will be issued Refer to this number during any future contact with INTEC concerning this service Please...

Page 86: ...92653 Eastern U S and Canada INTEC Video Systems Inc Customer Service Department 4256 State Route 51 North Rostraver Township PA 15012 USA and Canada Tel 800 468 3254 Fax 949 859 3178 International Te...

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