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SENSOR

SETUP
Set the SENSOR name & TYPE.

NORMAL OPEN : Normally it opens
and sends signals when detects sensors.

NORMAL CLOSE : Normally it closes,
and it sends SIGNAL when detects sensors.

RECORD
Set Connecting camera,
Pre, post record.

ACTION

ACTION
Setting up list for how to act after EVENT.
POPUP CAMERA/DWELL

POPUP CAMERA/DWELL

POPUP CAMERA/DWELL
:Set popup channel & time.
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-ALARM/BUZZER DWELL

ALARM/BUZZER DWELL

:Set alarm & buzzer time.
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-E

E-

-MAIL

MAIL

:Select EVENT info to be sent by e-mail.
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-CALLBACK

CALLBACK

:Select EVENT info to be sent to AGENT.
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-WRITE LOG

WRITE LOG

:Select to write LOG info.

Chapter IV

When record frames are less, PRE/POST
RECORD need to be set a lot more for
correct record search.

Summary of Contents for DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER 1 - V 1.3

Page 1: ...DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER OPERATION MANUAL REV 1 3 ...

Page 2: ... shock or fire Do not use the outlet fully Can result in electronic shock or fire Do not disassemble repair or convert this product without permission Can result in electric shock or fire When repair is required contact the service center Do not open the cover of the product at your convenience or do not insert inductive stick into the ventilation hole Especially SMPS is open so only professional ...

Page 3: ...e not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable Protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial envir...

Page 4: ... clean and even place And read operation manual thoroughly before you install Check the items supplied with your DVR system Refer to the picture above and contact your dealer if you find anything is missing or damaged The specification and appearance may be changed without prior notice Rack Mount DVR Mainframe ...

Page 5: ...gin 24 Menu Dispay 25 Menu Spot PTZ Alarm 26 Menu Status 27 Menu Record Camera Color OSD 28 Menu Backup 29 Menu Mute Logout 30 Chapter IV Setup System 32 System Information 33 System Date Time 34 System Disk 35 System User 36 System Log Logout Shutdown 37 Network 38 Network LAN 39 Network DDNS 40 Network Email 41 Network Callback 42 Device 43 Device Camera 44 Device Alarm Main Monitor 45 Device Di...

Page 6: ...mote setup Sensor link 75 Menu Remote setup Video loss 76 Menu Remote setup Video loss link 77 Menu Remote setup Sytem 78 Menu Remote setup Disk error S M A R T 79 Menu Remote setup Disk error S M A R T link 80 Play Pause Audio transmission Mouse click to right 81 Channel button Layout change button 82 PTZoperation 83 Remote search Image playback screen Section 84 Remote search Hotkey Event search...

Page 7: ...7 Chapter I System Overview ...

Page 8: ...C 120fps 240fps 480fps PAL 100fps 200fps 400fps Playback Frame NTSC 120fps 240fps 240fps PAL 100fps 200fps 200fps OS Embedded Linux Network 10 100 BaseT 1EA USB USB2 0 Front 2EA Rear 1EA EIDE 2ch Max 4EA HDD Console RS232C PTZ RS485 Alarm Function In Out 4 4 8 4 16 4 Front Key 34 Key Jog Shuttle Remote controller ID Remote controller Watchdog Power monitor Yes LCD 16X1 Line green back LCD Front LE...

Page 9: ...oom SPOT monitor supported Event Panic Schedule record optimized record mode supported Diversified search by Time Calendar Event supported Diversified backup by USB2 0 and DVD RW supported Convenient backup by AVI Mini viewer etc 10 100 Base T network DDNS NTP E MAIL CALLBACK functions DISK ID S M A R T functions real time disk health check Multi language supported Intensive security function by c...

Page 10: ...10 Chapter II H W Description ...

Page 11: ...11 1 Front View 2 Side View 3 Top View Chapter II System appearance ...

Page 12: ...T PAL switch Audio in out SPOT output Power AC115V 230V switch Power switch Ground bolt 1 4CH Rear Panel Chapter II Video input 9CH Video out Alarm input Alarm output Network port USB port RS232 port VGA port S VHS out Factory reset switch NT PAL switch Audio in out SPOT output Power AC115V 230V switch Power switch Ground bolt 2 9CH Rear Panel ...

Page 13: ...16CH Rear Panel Chapter II Video out Alarm input Alarm output Network port USB port RS232 port VGA port S VHS out Factory reset switch NT PAL switch Audio in out SPOT output Power AC115V 230V switch Power switch Ground bolt ...

Page 14: ...ut Caution It may cause low quality of picture when connecting unconnected cable from any device to LOOP OUT BNC CVBS OUT SPOT It connects normal CCTV CRT monitor S VHS It connects monitor that supports S VHS S VIDEO VGA It connects PC monitor or LCD monitor not supporting DVI Default of video output is designated to CVBS OUT VGA OUT For screen out s conversion It convert to CVBS OUT only if you p...

Page 15: ...ices are such as USB mouse USB external HDD and USB memory stick Alarm output 1 4CH It can be on off for buzzer headlamp etc Alarm input mode consists of NORMAL OPEN and NORMAL CLOSE Ref The spec Max24V 2A 7 USB port Connection 8 ALARM IN SENSOR Connection It consists of ALARM IN SENSOR and SIGNAL G GND Ref The spec is Max 6V 50mA 9 ALARM OUT Connection Chapter II front rear ...

Page 16: ...o factory default setup values When you need to shift NTSC PAL mode turn off the DVR before shift switch then restart the DVR Power Supply is Micro ATX 115 230VAC 60 50Hz 6 3A 115 230VAC is changeable with shift switch Main power can be turned on off by switch 10 Factory Reset Switch and NTSC PAL Shift Switch Factory Reset Switch NTSC PAL Shift Switch 11 Power Connection Power cord connector AC 11...

Page 17: ...t DOOR CLOSE System Front Description Chapter II Front DOOR OPEN REMOVABLE HDD RACK CD_RW DVD_RW Jog Shuttle Power Direction Remote control IR sensor Menu USB2 0 port Playback Number 1 0 POWER HDD NETWORK LED ...

Page 18: ...municate the same ID DVR F LED is ON every time data is transferred Remote controller Description Chapter II ICON ID ID ID ID OSD OSD OSD OSD HOT KEY POWER ON OFF REMOTE CONTROLLER ID OSD ON OFF FUNCTION PLAY PAUSE LATEST SEARCH STOP TO LIVE FAST REWING FIRST SEARCH MUTE ON OFF FAST FORWARD LAST SEARCH STEP REVERSE CALENDAT SEARCH STEP FORWARD EVENT SEARCH DISPLAY SEQUENCE FREEZE ZOOM SETUP BACKUP...

Page 19: ...as Secondary Slave 2 HDD for system needs to be installed as Primary Installed HDD HDD System ODD CD RW DVD RW Devices IDE Connector IDE Connector HDD x 1 HDD 1 PRIMARY MASTER JR 1 SYSTEM SECONDARY SLAVE JR 2 HDD x 2 HDD 1 PRIMARY MASTER JR 1 SYSTEM HDD 2 PRIMARY SLAVE JR 1 HDD x 3 HDD 1 PRIMARY MASTER JR 1 SYSTEM HDD 2 PRIMARY SLAVE JR 1 HDD 3 SECONDARY MASTER JR 2 Guide Chart for installing seve...

Page 20: ...CD RW DVD RW devices should be installed as SATA 4 2 HDD for system needs to be installed as SATA 1 Installed HDD HDD System ODD CD RW DVD RW Devices Connector Connector HDD x 1 HDD 1 SATA 1 SYSTEM SATA 4 HDD x 2 HDD 1 SATA 1 SYSTEM HDD 2 SAAT 2 HDD x 3 HDD 1 SATA 1 SYSTEM HDD 2 SATA 2 HDD 3 SATA 3 Guide Chart for installing several HDDs ...

Page 21: ...ress power button in front It takes about 90 seconds to boot It may take more when network cable isn t connected System Shutdown Press Power button then shutdown menu appears Enter power button to shutdown system Or select SETUP SYSTEM SYSTEM SHUTDOWN to shutdown system Chapter II ...

Page 22: ...22 Chapter III Monitoring Screen ...

Page 23: ...ion LeftUp Camera Name P Pan tilt A Audio RightUp Record mode Blue Normal Red Event Motion status Central Video Loss Hidden Camera Status Bar DVR status Indication Backup HDD usage Current Time SEQUENCE FREEZE Login info etc 1 2 1 2 Monitoring Screen Chapter III ...

Page 24: ...onds It is recommended to change ID and PW for your safety LOG IN Login to menu for setup Default ID admin PASSWORD 1 CAMERA ALLOCATION function changing camera display position Ex Switching camera No 4 and 12 1 2 1 Press Enter in the monitoring screen then box is selected at No 1 camera 2 Locate the box to the camera No you want to move using direction buttons 3 Enter the camera number to switch ...

Page 25: ...ate the box to magnify using direction keys Move Zoom It can be moved using direction key after press Enter Zoom screen may provide low quality or be shaken as formatted digitally ZOOM selected screen ZOOM screen Chapter III SEQUENCE SEQUENCE SEQUENCE SEQUENCE Sequence camera group regularly FREEZE FREEZE FREEZE FREEZE Pause the screen MISCELLANUEOUS MISCELLANUEOUS MISCELLANUEOUS MISCELLANUEOUS ...

Page 26: ...ting and moving functions are supported Each function can be different from each PTZ protocol ALARM Control Alarm output function SPOT 2 spot monitors are supported and sequence fix mode can be selected Select the Spot monitor in SETUP DEVICE SPOT MONITOR ...

Page 27: ... current recording status EVENT Displays current event information motion alarm DISK Displays current Disk information NETWORK Displays current network information Also displays current connected client information Chapter III ...

Page 28: ...n emergency situation Press SETUP RECORD EVENT RECORD FPS QUALITY SETUP Select to enter into SETUP menu CAMERA COLOR Changes camera screen color OSD Changes OSD On Screen Display s position SEARCH Select to enter into SEARCH menu Chapter III ...

Page 29: ...29 BACKUP Select to backup recorded data 1 Backup Device Search 2 Select data to backup 3 Calculate data size 4 Warning when data size is over 5 Make Image after pressing OK 6 Burning to CD Chapter III ...

Page 30: ...30 MUTE Sound off LOGOUT Press SETUP SYSTEM USER Chapter III ...

Page 31: ...31 Chapter IV SETUP ...

Page 32: ...32 SYSTEM Set up various system related items INFORMATION DATE TIME DISK USER LOG LOGOUT SYSTEM SHUTDOWN SETUP SCREEN Chapter IV ...

Page 33: ...ersion info With UPGRADE button you can upgrade the newest S W version INFORMATION Contact manufacturer or distributors for more Upgraded version CONFIGURATION IMPORT You can read setup values saved in USB or Initialize the setup values CONFIGURATION EXPORT You can record setup values in USB equipment Chapter IV ...

Page 34: ...ime Set these items in advance TIME SYN Synchronize time with internet time server Set the GMT on the DATE TIME list and Adjust TIME SYNC HOLIDAY In the schedule record setup it automatically converts normal date to holiday schedule It works when record is setup as schedule mode Chapter IV ...

Page 35: ...all connected HDD disks When you select info column of connected DISK separately You can format DISK one by one One of DISKS should be a system disk for recording system logs other TEMP file issuing purposes SYSTEM DISK selected Screen On FORMAT Screen Chapter IV Backup devices such as CD RW DVD RW need to be installed as Secondary Slave JR 2 Connector Slave jumper setting ...

Page 36: ...X Delete account with this button USER ADD Possible to add user account according to authority CONFIRM LOGIN When YES selected LOGIN needs to be confirmed every time to enter into setup system menu AUTO LOGOUT ENABLE LOGOUT automatically after a certain period of time AUTO LOGOUT TIME Set idle time to LOGOUT Chapter IV ...

Page 37: ... all log info UP DOWN button Move to next previous log info page by page Move to first part of LOG info Move to Last part of LOG info LOGOUT LOGOUT function when exiting set up SYSTEM SHUTDOWN SYSTEM ends The same as POWER OFF button of front or remote control Chapter IV ...

Page 38: ...38 NETWORK Set up various NETWORK items LAN DDNS E MAIL CALLBACK NETWORK Chapter IV ...

Page 39: ... Need to be set manually MAX CONNECTION Shows maximum numbers of Connectable users Up to 4 DHCP TYPE Select during automatic DHCP IP User set DNS only under the situation of DHCP server operating mode ADSL TYPE In case USER ID P W are needed to input such as PPPoE of ADSL line Chapter IV ...

Page 40: ... Recommended to use EZDDNS Server rather than DYNDNS as DYNDNS is not optimized The system In order to use DDNS service Account HOSTNAME should be registered in the server first HOSTNAME User name of IP ADDRESS ON Dynamic IP circumstance It is the same name as registered on DDNS server USERNAME PASSWORD Type the user name pas word registered on DDNS service ROUTER Check if NETWORK is through ROUTE...

Page 41: ...en you need E MAIL transmission ALL event information is sent to admin s E mails SMTP SERVER Write the MAIL sending SMTP server name AUTH ENABLE Check when you need account authority ID PASSWORD Input account password Chapter IV ...

Page 42: ...CALLBACK ENABLE Check to use CALLBACK function All event or specific information are sent to Agent Program which is installed on P C CALLBACK ADD Register IP address of P C for callback function Chapter IV ...

Page 43: ...43 DEVICE DEVICE These are item lists for the control of CAMERA ALARM CAMERA ALARM DISPLAY MAIN MONITOR SPOT MONITOR MISCELLANEOUS Chapter IV ...

Page 44: ...ENABLE Check if you want to use PTZ function PTZ PROTOCOL Select PTZ PROTOCOL Various of protocol information including PELCO D are implemented If you can not find one please contact manufacturer PTZ ADDRESS When you use many of same PTZ equipments You can name on these PTZ sites Site numbers can be from 0 to 255 PTZ PORT Adjustable related protocol BAUDRATE DATA BIT Chapter IV ...

Page 45: ...Changes connected ALARM names ALARM TYPE Select specific ALARM TYPE NORMAL OPEN NORMAL CLOSE MAIN MONITOR Set up SEQUENCE EVENT POPUP of main monitor SEQUENCE Set up the screen switching times EVENT POPUP Check if you want event pop up function Chapter IV ...

Page 46: ...the EVENT STATUS INFORMATION Shows various status of OSD SPOT MONITOR Set up functions of SPOT MONITOR SPOT NUMBER Select SPOT output numbers SPOT SEQUENCE ENABLE Select SPOT switching channel FIXED CAMERA Select the camera number not to switch SEQUENCE CAMERA Select which camera to switch SEQUENCE DWELL Adjust switching times Chapter IV ...

Page 47: ...ntrol of remote controller key related functions REMOTE CONTROLLER ID Designate remote control ID It is useful when many DVRs installed at the same place KEY TONE ENABLE Select button volume on the front panel Chapter IV ...

Page 48: ...48 RECORD These are control lists of recording related functions RECORD POLICY RECORD RECORD Chapter IV ...

Page 49: ...pe per each camera RESOLUTION Set up resolution 360 240 CIF 720 240 HALF D1 720 480 D1 RECORD MODE Set up record type NORMAL EVENT is focused record mode NORMAL EVENT RECORD FPS Set up how many frames to record NORMAL EVENT RECORD QUALITY Set up record quality SCHEDULE Set each week s schedule Chapter IV ...

Page 50: ...50 EVENT EVENT This is for the control of all event items such as MOTION SENSOR MOTION SENSOR VIDEO LOSS SYSTEM Chapter IV ...

Page 51: ...ng up list for how to act after EVENT POPUP CAMERA DWELL Set popup channel time ALARM BUZZER DWELL Set alarm buzzer time E MAIL Select EVENT info to be sent by e mail CALLBACK Select EVENT info to be sent to AGENT WRITE LOG Select to write LOG info When record frames are less PRE POST RECORD need to be set a lot more for correct record search Chapter IV ...

Page 52: ...P CAMERA DWELL POPUP CAMERA DWELL POPUP CAMERA DWELL POPUP CAMERA DWELL Set popup channel time ALARM BUZZER DWELL ALARM BUZZER DWELL ALARM BUZZER DWELL ALARM BUZZER DWELL Set alarm buzzer time E E E E MAIL MAIL MAIL MAIL Select EVENT info to be sent by e mail CALLBACK CALLBACK CALLBACK CALLBACK Select EVENT info to be sent to AGENT WRITE LOG WRITE LOG WRITE LOG WRITE LOG Select to write LOG info C...

Page 53: ...ELL POPUP CAMERA DWELL POPUP CAMERA DWELL POPUP CAMERA DWELL Set popup channel time ALARM BUZZER DWELL ALARM BUZZER DWELL ALARM BUZZER DWELL ALARM BUZZER DWELL Set alarm buzzer time E E E E MAIL MAIL MAIL MAIL Select EVENT info to be sent by e mail CALLBACK CALLBACK CALLBACK CALLBACK Select EVENT info to be sent to AGENT WRITE LOG WRITE LOG WRITE LOG WRITE LOG Select to write LOG info When record ...

Page 54: ...ent related with DISK mainly DISK ERROR Sets when there is an error on HDD DISK FULL Sets when HDD is full of record S M A R T Enables the system to prevent possible malfunction of HDD by interfacing between system and HDD Chapter IV ...

Page 55: ...55 Chapter V SEARCH ...

Page 56: ...play Status Playback Icon Pause Ⅱ Ⅱ Ⅱ Ⅱ Playback Multiple Playback 1 2 1 2 3 3 SEARCH It randomly shows the first searched record file when it goes to SEARCH MODE This type is the same as on event search so it is possibly not to shows The exact record file searched Chapter V ...

Page 57: ...search When you click MINUTE you can find specific record status as right below SEARCH MENU Chapter V SEARCH KEY BACK STEP Calendar Search REW Move to the first recorded data FF Move to the last recorded data STEP Event Search PLAY PAUSE Play from the position that played the latest STOP Exit Playback Return to Live Display ...

Page 58: ...rch START END Set EVENT search start end time MOTION SENSOR VIDEO LOSS Selectable per each camera DATE TIME SEARCH Search data by Date Time You can search the event promptly When you know the exact event time Chapter V It may not be the same channel image as shown on EVENT LIST because it shows the first display image recorded at that time zone ...

Page 59: ...t part of recorded DATA BOOKMARK Sets automatically starting time during back up It is useful to set a bookmark as starting time while search the data Chapter V PLAYBACK USER INERFACE Playback buttons appears when locate the mouse pointer at the bottom of screen ...

Page 60: ...h the data of internal DISK BACKUP DEVICE Search backup device Select when you play the backup data If there are various back up devices you can select a specific one DEVICE Search internal or external SYSTEM DISK Chapter V ...

Page 61: ...61 Chapter VI Client program ...

Page 62: ...WIN 2000 XP Vista 32bit 4 32MB VGA card supports RGB ATI series recommend 4 32MB VGA card supports RGB ATI series recommend 4 32MB VGA card supports RGB ATI series recommend 4 32MB VGA card supports RGB ATI series recommend 5 At least 10Mbps network speed Max 100Mbps support 5 At least 10Mbps network speed Max 100Mbps support 5 At least 10Mbps network speed Max 100Mbps support 5 At least 10Mbps ne...

Page 63: ...t DVR Type the Host name of REAL IP or DDNS 1 Connection information and Button Shows DVR s name IP address and connection status DVR connection button DVR Connection Window Add Modify Delete Enter IP address and user authentication to connect DVR Modify IP address and user authentication of the existing list Delete existing use Chapter VI ...

Page 64: ...uch PC or DVR with or DVR with or DVR with or DVR with Automatic connection to the specified service port when remote a Automatic connection to the specified service port when remote a Automatic connection to the specified service port when remote a Automatic connection to the specified service port when remote access is made ccess is made ccess is made ccess is made To router via the router or IP...

Page 65: ... starts It always shows 1024 x768 when you check Program Setup Window Above setting value will apply after restart of the program Data Save Place Sets ups basic path of AVI file to save AVI Saving time Sets up saving time of AVI file from remote Network Speed High Speed System sends off images at high speed possible Low Speed System sends off images at normal speed in consideration of stability Re...

Page 66: ... press the Alarm control button Shows the connected DVR HDD status You can check temperature and status at real time Recording Status Shows and check the recording status 4 REMOTE SEARCH Execution and Set Up REMOTE SEARCH Execution Set Up Execution Pressing each button operates REMOTE SEARCH or Set Up REMOTE LIVE and REMOTE SEARCH are made up in separate program Chapter VI ...

Page 67: ...Title Item to revise type the camera name PTZ address Item to assign PAN TILT address per camera Name Item to check PTZ Camera s model name ID Item to select PTZ address per camera Port bit rate Item to select the PTZ s port bit rate Data bit Item to select data bit Stop bit Item to select Stop bit Parity Item to select Parity Link PTZ Sets up PTZ camera Audio Item to select which audio channel to...

Page 68: ... Choose select all Enable Item to select to use Alarm Removing the check stops using that channel Title Item to type Alarm s name Type Item to select Alarm s type Normal Open Type of alarm open in general situation Normal Close Type of alarm close in general situation 1 1 Chapter VI ...

Page 69: ...em to select normal record frame Normal Record Quality Item to select normal record quality Event Record Frame Item to select Event Motion Sensor Video Loss record speed Event Record Quality Item to select Event Motion Sensor Video Loss record quality Schedule Item to select record schedule Normal Always Record Event Motion Sensor Video Loss N E Always Event Record Clear Delete the current record ...

Page 70: ... position on time line To edit schedule record you need to set record as schedule mode Schedule Indication by color Schedule Indication by color Schedule Indication by color Schedule Indication by color Normal N Normal N Normal N Normal N Blue Blue Blue Blue Event E Event E Event E Event E Red Red Red Red Normal N Normal N Normal N Normal N Event E Event E Event E Event E Green Green Green Green C...

Page 71: ...olicy Item to select record policy Remote Set Up Record Policy Overwrite When HDD capacity is almost consumed It erases old data and record new Single Record To stop recording on 100 of HDD capacity 1 1 Chapter VI ...

Page 72: ...the check stops using that channel Sensitivity Adjusts the sensitivity in motion detection There are 5 steps and as the number increase it gets more sensitive Area Item to select motion area Area is selected when drag the mouse on the image Set Up Area Tool Area Draw button Area Clear Button Remote Set Up Motion 1 2 3 4 1 2 Chapter VI ...

Page 73: ...stem Log but used for event search Motion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance with Motion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance with Motion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance with Motion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance with the amount of color the amount of color the amount of color the amount of color Changes of image So pleas...

Page 74: ...Choose select all Enable Selects to use sensor Removing the check stop using relevant sensor Title Item to select sensor s name Type Item to select sensor type Normal Open Type of Alarm open in general situation Normal Close Type of Alarm close in general situation 1 2 3 1 Chapter VI ...

Page 75: ...en the Popup setting is It works when the Popup setting is It works when the Popup setting is Yes Yes Yes Yes on DVR on DVR on DVR on DVR Popup Time Selects Popup time Link Alarm Selects Alarm to be linked when sensor is detected Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Alarm Time Selects Alarm output time Max 30 second Buzzer ...

Page 76: ...76 Remote Set Up Video Loss Camera No Item to select camera No To set up all the camera equally Choose select all Enable Selects to use Video Loss 1 2 3 1 Chapter VI ...

Page 77: ... works when the Popup setting is It works when the Popup setting is It works when the Popup setting is Yes Yes Yes Yes on DVR on DVR on DVR on DVR Popup Time Selects Popup time Link Alarm Selects Alarm to be linked when video loss Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Alarm Time Selects Alarm output time Max 30 second Buzzer...

Page 78: ...Camera Not available as of now Popup Time Not available as of now Link Alarm Selects which Alarm to be linked when all installed HDD disks are full Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Multiple selection possible Alarm Time Selects Alarm output time Max 30 second Buzzer Time Selects buzzer output time Max 30 second 1 3 5 2 4 6 1 2 Chapter VI ...

Page 79: ...Max 30 second Mail When HDD error occurs the log is sent to the selected e mail Call Back When HDD error occurs the log is sent to the selected IP address Log Selects to save Log writing when HDD error It is not recorded on the system Log but used for event search SMART Enable SMART Select to use SMART feature SMART Function SMART Function SMART Function SMART Function It checks the physical error...

Page 80: ... possible selection possible Alarm Time Sets Alarm output time Max 30 second Buzzer Time Sets Buzzer output time Max 30 second Mail When smart related problem occurs the log is sent to the selected e mail Call Back When problem occurs the log is sent to the selected IP address Log Selects to save Log writing when smart related problem occurs It is not recorded on the system Log but used for event ...

Page 81: ...Stops audio transmission Sound volume control gauge 7 Right Mouse Click Action When the right button is clicked on Remote Live the following menu below appears and the following functions can be used Whole Screen Hides the function button and shows the image full screen AVI Saving Begins Starts AVI saving of the channel Selected Audio signal is saved on full screen mode only Image Saving Save imag...

Page 82: ...ouble click the left mouse button on the selected channel Layout Modify Button Screen Division Button Selects desirable screen division Whole Screen All buttons are hidden and the screen displays full Left double click of mouse returns to the previous screen from whole screen Chapter VI ...

Page 83: ...tton to move top bottom left right Channel Indication Indicate current channel Speed Control Button Button to control moving speed Image Control Button Button to adjust Zoom Focus Iris Pre set move button Pre set save button 10 Preset Move Move to saved preset No Preset Save Save preset No Preset Move Preset Save Chapter VI ...

Page 84: ...n Border Line Display the selected camera 1 Playback Display 2 SECTION Selects section Section is created when Date Time is changed to former times Former Date Time will be kept in section 0 Newly set Date Time will be kept in section 1 Remote Search 12 Chapter VI ...

Page 85: ... Play the searched event Click Stop button first and select a certain event list and click Hotkey to play the event Import Search the next event list 10 lists are shown every time clicks 10 lists are shown every time clicks 10 lists are shown every time clicks 10 lists are shown every time clicks import import import import buttton buttton buttton buttton Please make sure to select Please make sur...

Page 86: ...ched without closing remotely searched without closing remotely searched without closing The Remote Program The Remote Program The Remote Program The Remote Program The linked list s can The linked list s can The linked list s can The linked list s can t be edited t be edited t be edited t be edited while search while search while search while search Backup play button 5 Playback Button Previous F...

Page 87: ...ness of playing images Contrast adjustment button Contrast adjustment button Contrast adjustment button Contrast adjustment button Adjust the contrast of playing images Sharpness adjustment button Sharpness adjustment button Sharpness adjustment button Sharpness adjustment button Adjust the sharpness of playing images Blurring adjustment button Blurring adjustment button Blurring adjustment button...

Page 88: ...Information Storage Information Storage Information Select start and end time to backup image Backup Camera Backup Camera Backup Camera Backup Camera Select the camera to backup Including Including Including Including Selects audio and event to include Backup Path Backup Path Backup Path Backup Path Selects the path to backup Total Capacity Total Capacity Total Capacity Total Capacity Shows total ...

Page 89: ...at Image Format JPG format JPG format JPG format JPG format Definition has a little loss due to loss compression method but archiving size is small BMP format BMP format BMP format BMP format Archiving size is a bit big due to no compression but it can be saved as higher definition than JPG Image Save Window Saving Path Saving Path Saving Path Saving Path Selects the path to backup Chapter VI ...

Page 90: ...option Caption option of Media Player to display time date of playing AVI file of Media Player to display time date of playing AVI file of Media Player to display time date of playing AVI file of Media Player to display time date of playing AVI file AVI Save Window 10 Right Mouse Click Action Right Mouse Click Action Right Mouse Click Action Right Mouse Click Action When the right button is clicke...

Page 91: ...te Selects year month day and hour minute to search the recorded data Year Month Select Button Year Month Select Button Year Month Select Button Year Month Select Button Button to move previous and next month Recorded Date Blue Recorded Date Blue Recorded Date Blue Recorded Date Blue Shows recorded date in blue Current Date Blue Round Current Date Blue Round Current Date Blue Round Current Date Bl...

Page 92: ...ta Backup playback can play a data Backup playback can play a data of Image file of Image file of Image file of Image file Windows Media Player can play a Windows Media Player can play a Windows Media Player can play a Windows Media Player can play a data of AVI image files data of AVI image files data of AVI image files data of AVI image files 12 Chapter VI ...

Page 93: ... 3 4 5 6 1 Camera Name Recorded Time Date Green border line Display the selected camera Search screen 2 Starting End Move to end of record data Move to starting record data Play Progress Bar PLAYER Chapter VI ...

Page 94: ...n Mute Button Stops audio transmission Sound volume control gauge Audio signal is sent only on one full screen Audio signal is sent only on one full screen Audio signal is sent only on one full screen Audio signal is sent only on one full screen 5 Layout Button Layout button Button to select screen division mode Chapter VI ...

Page 95: ...play a data Backup playback can play a data Backup playback can play a data Backup playback can play a data of Image file of Image file of Image file of Image file Windows Media Player can play Windows Media Player can play Windows Media Player can play Windows Media Player can play a data of AVI image files a data of AVI image files a data of AVI image files a data of AVI image files Chapter VI ...

Page 96: ...96 Chapter VII APPENDIX ...

Page 97: ...same as mouse right click PTZ Enter into PTZ control mode ALARM Enter into Alarm control mode SPOT Spot monitor control RECORD Panic Record On Off DISPLAY Display screen division mode SEQUENCE Start end sequence display mode FREEZE Pause screen display ZOOM Zoom In Out screen display BACK STEP Reverse step playback CALENDAR SEARCH PLAY PAUSE Play pause LATEST SEARCH STEP Step playback EVENT SEARCH...

Page 98: ...layback data Enter from search mode Chapter VII BACK STEP Calendar Search REW Move to the first recorded data FF Move to the last recorded data STEP Event Search PLAY PAUSE Play from the position that played the latest Hot Key to control the playback and display output on search dis Hot Key to control the playback and display output on search dis Hot Key to control the playback and display output ...

Page 99: ...th free service or Consumer Damage Compensation Ministry of Finance and Economy s Notification in case there is any failure of performance or function which occurred naturally under normal use of product within one year warranty period after purchasing the product Pay service Pay service Pay service Pay service 1 In case of failure due to consumer s mistake in failure due to the careless handling ...

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