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NV-DVR3009 / NV-DVR3016 ver. 1.1 - User’s manual

MULTIPLEXER’S MENU

3.1.4 Video Format

After entering this submenu video system selection window appears on the screen.

You can choose either

PAL

NTSC

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Page 1: ...NV DVR3009 NV DVR3016 User s manual...

Page 2: ...oduct indicates that this appliance may not be treated as household waste It shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the waste electrical and electronic equipment for recycling pur...

Page 3: ...G THE DEVICE IN HUMID AND DUSTY PLACES CAUTION THE COVER MUSTN T BE TAKEN OFF ANY SELF REPAIRS MUSTN T BE EXECUTED ALL REPAIRS CAN BE EXECUTED ONLY BY QUALIFIED STAFF OF THE AUTHORISED NOVUS SERVICE C...

Page 4: ...s dirty it might get damaged or electrocute someone 5 The device can only be cleaned with a damp cloth after the power supply has been switched off Avoid strong detergents liquids and sprays Mild dete...

Page 5: ...amera Setup 21 3 1 3 Pan Tilt Model 23 3 1 4 Video Format 24 3 2 Recording Setup 25 3 2 1 Schedule Recording 25 3 2 2 Manual Recording 27 3 2 3 Events 29 3 2 4 Time Estimation 30 3 3 Sensor Alarm Setu...

Page 6: ...Port 73 6 6 Recordings Backup onto CD DVD 74 7 CONNECTING ADDITIONAL HDDs 75 7 1 Installing HDD in the Swappable Bay 75 7 2 Connecting HDD to the USB Port 75 7 3 Connecting HDD to IEEE1394 FireWire P...

Page 7: ...Multi level system of user rights and passwords Possibility of remote control including PTZ cameras Ethernet TCP IP protocol network view Pre and Post Alarm functions Defined recording speed separatel...

Page 8: ...y an alarm or and motion detection Display Speed real time 25 frames per second per channel up to 225 frames per second for the 9 split real time 25 frames per second per channel up to 400 frames per...

Page 9: ...directly from the multiplexer and via the network Camera Control Protocols Novus C Novus C1 Novus C2 Pelco D LG Lilin Samsung and others Operation front panel IR remote control USB mouse computer netw...

Page 10: ...re you have to wait until it warms up to the temperature in the room where it will work You mustn t switch the device on after it has been taken from a colder room Condensation of steam present in the...

Page 11: ...connect a loudspeaker 7 SPOT OUT output to connect spot monitor Color Video Baseband Signal CVBS only full screen display 8 S VIDEO output to connect main monitor via S Video connector 9 MONITOR main...

Page 12: ...N C 16 or 9 depending on the model 12 ALARM OUT 4 alarm outputs 13 IEEE1394 FireWire port input to connect additional HDDs 14 LAN RJ 45 connector to connect the multiplexer to the computer network 15...

Page 13: ...ents you need to familiarise yourself with the diagram presented below which is a pictorial diagram Depending on requirements specific system will consist of a different number peripheral devices Moni...

Page 14: ...device is switched off To open and close the swappable bay use the attached keys 4 SHUTTLE RING The Shuttle Ring is used to speed up playback Playback speed varies and may be increased or decreased by...

Page 15: ...u in the full screen mode pressing triplex button allows you to display images in the picture in picture mode that is images from a camera are displayed in the live mode and in its background in a win...

Page 16: ...again and playback will be paused In the configuration mode this button is used as ENTER and enables users access settings and edition fields 15 R PLAY EXIT In the playback mode the button allows you...

Page 17: ...t has to be configured as MASTER In case of two or more HDDs one of them connected via the same IDE data cable has to be set in the MASTER mode the other in the SLAVE mode In case of four HDDs configu...

Page 18: ...el diodes and a caption on the monitor inform you about this System loading procedure lasts a few dozen seconds Do not press any front panel buttons or do not use the remote control during system load...

Page 19: ...in menu that is displayed on the screen Their function is described in the following chapters of this manual To move through the menu you can use the JOG dial or the following buttons If you select an...

Page 20: ...enus concerning camera parameters and additionally one system video choice menu in the Camera Setup menu 3 1 1 Camera Control After selecting this submenu and pressing ENTER speed dome camera control...

Page 21: ...elpful as far as the finding camera position on the location is concerned It can be such a name as Stairs Door2 HOUSE Generally it can be any name consisting of 16 characters that can be chosen from t...

Page 22: ...case of non PTZ cameras the value of this parameter does not matter After entering a drop down menu in the Model field you can choose one of available telemetry protocols All the cameras connected wi...

Page 23: ...enu you select PTZ camera control protocol In the drop down Baud Rate menu you select transmission speed In the drop down Select Terminal menu you select telemetry port where PTZ commands are transmit...

Page 24: ...ver 1 1 User s manual All rights reserved NOVUS Security Sp z o o 24 MULTIPLEXER S MENU 3 1 4 Video Format After entering this submenu video system selection window appears on the screen You can choo...

Page 25: ...recording schedule allowing users to differentiate recording parameters for particular weekdays for each camera In order for the multiplexer to record according to schedule please select Schedule Rec...

Page 26: ...ove through the hours and channels by means of cursors Letter or letters represent the following recording modes C continuous A alarm D motion detection Q1t do Q5 represent the quality of the recordin...

Page 27: ...field There is a list of cameras together with recording settings for each of the cameras Letters in the first column specify recording mode A alarm D motion detection C continuous no letter images f...

Page 28: ...ngs select required position and press ENTER In the first section users choose whether continuous recording should be carried out Always and set its speed In the second section users choose whether ex...

Page 29: ...ensor Intput field there is defined activating of which alarm input causes event recording of particular video channel Default setting is the same input number that video number is When more than one...

Page 30: ...y level for a specific camera After selecting Sensing speed test activity grid similarly as with adjusting sensitivity appears on the screen It is possible to choose one out of ten object speed levels...

Page 31: ...equent alarm inputs is displayed on the screen Assigning names to inputs allows for easier interpretation of entries in the event register i e if Sensor 1 is called Detector such entry in the register...

Page 32: ...ed Any number of inputs can be ticked i e ticking Input 1 and Input 4 activates the outputs in the moment of alarm on inputs 1 or 4 or on two simultaneously Stimulation of other inputs does not have a...

Page 33: ...mode Additionally in the Alarm Off position users define relay output type From the drop down list you can select N C normally closed output or N O normally open output Attention Alarm inputs are con...

Page 34: ...lection buttons It is possible to define 6 or 8 camera layouts on the screen depending on the model To select the screen for edition screen number at the bottom of the screen is highlighted in blue us...

Page 35: ...lecting a proper video channel the sound is not played back with slowed down playback and fast forward modes After entering Audio Setup the following parameters are defined Bypass selection of audio c...

Page 36: ...tion it is possible to select one of the languages available on the list Transparency parameter allows users to define screen menu windows outlook Status and channel description recording modes etc Me...

Page 37: ...o take a look at the register containing information about system history This information is useful when it comes to problem diagnosing It also contains information about significant events that have...

Page 38: ...are concerned Disk allows users to filter entries as far as events concerning HDDs are concerned Others allows users to filter entries as far as events other than events connected with alarms motion d...

Page 39: ...ore connecting any HDD The window with information about HDD contains the following data In the For column there is information whether a given disk is a normal HDD used for current recording or it is...

Page 40: ...eding of which the information presented on the previous page is displayed i e if the value of 90 has been input in this field it means that after 90 of the available disk space has been used up a mes...

Page 41: ...sk After selecting this option users are asked to confirm the fact of deleting all the data from the disks with higher numbers Attention After formatting all the data will be lost irrevocably Use this...

Page 42: ...cting Use Mark it is possible to select required channels Selecting Backup starts the copying process of the selected recordings onto the disk that operates in the Backup mode Selecting USB Backup sta...

Page 43: ...parameters shown on the main monitors are set after pressing Auto Select In the Interval field display time from 1 to 300 seconds from particular cameras is defined In the Channel Selection field user...

Page 44: ...the spot monitor Ticking Monitor Output means that the image from the main monitor is added to the sequence Ticking Skip V Loss allows users to exclude these channels from the sequence where there is...

Page 45: ...utput is activated the output operates in the RGB mode that is commonly used in computer monitors Attention After VGA output is activated the quality of images on BNC and S Video outputs may become a...

Page 46: ...in the Administration submenu Lock Front Button option allows users to lock the front panel buttons apart from OPERATE and SETUP It may prevent accidental switching on or off of some functions A mess...

Page 47: ...arameters are set in this submenu Static IP Subnet Mask Gateway DNS Server Addresses and Web Server Port Number on which connection with the device is established Ale the changes in the menu have to b...

Page 48: ...Time Server Setup This menu allows to synchronize system clock with either public or private time server utilizing NTP Network Time Protocol Ticking Use Time Server activates clock synchronizing with...

Page 49: ...ht Saving causes automatic system clock adjusting 2 times a year when standard time is changed Depending on country regulation user is able to set the period of daylight saving Notice Changing to the...

Page 50: ...tention Do not tick User Password unless you input your own new admin password Factory default password is 1234 In the Administrator field you can change admin password Admin is a user with full privi...

Page 51: ...te a given user account you have to select them from the list and press Delete After confirmation the user account will be deleted In order to add a new user and grant them privileges press Add and in...

Page 52: ...ts are independent of the local accounts described on the previous pages By means of these accounts and passwords users can only log in to the multiplexer over the computer network While connecting to...

Page 53: ...to cameras and PTZ control as far as establishing connection by means of N Viewer 3000 software is concerned is done after logging in as the admin Details can be found in N Viewer 3000 user s manual T...

Page 54: ...t the updates 3 7 6 6 Covert Channel After entering Covert Channel submenu it is possible to select which cameras will be covert Covert Channel function allows to hide the images from the eye of the o...

Page 55: ...the Mail Notification submenu there are options concerning web option that allows to send emails by means of SMTP server that is given in the Address field In the Port Number field please set the por...

Page 56: ...e sent Ticking this option is necessary if you want to obtain the info in case there are no events in the system Ticking Every Events means that emails will be sent only after a certain number of even...

Page 57: ...we want to copy Selecting All means that all the settings from the list will be copied After selecting Backup to USB the settings will be copied onto a memory carrier connected to USB port The inform...

Page 58: ...system allowing proper cooperation with a keyboard Unit Baud Rate option allows users to adjust the transmission speed in the range from 1200BPS to 38400BPS Select Terminal option allows users to sel...

Page 59: ...ays will look in the following way Site characteristics entails the following recording parameters From Monday to Friday images from channels 1 5 will be recorded continuously from 10 a m to 6 p m At...

Page 60: ...ll change its color to white Press ENTER in order to access recording parameters setting edition Select Motion recording at maximum baud rate quality and resolution Leave the edition menu pressing EXI...

Page 61: ...2 5 To do that choose Copy to In the Copy to window select Source Channel 1 and press channel numbers 2 3 4 5 where the settings will be copied After pressing Copy the graph should look in the follow...

Page 62: ...or Monday and load them for Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday by pressing Copy to and selecting required days Settings for Saturday and Sunday shall also be input To do that copy the from i e Frid...

Page 63: ...c days and select Add Tick Enable in the window that appears and set recording time frames for these two days Next input recording parameters for each channel Next set recording quality and programmin...

Page 64: ...ayback from the multiplexer s HDDs Selecting Continuously takes you to the recording that was played back as the last one Selecting From the first HDD data means that playback starts from the beginnin...

Page 65: ...it is possible to achieve frame by frame display by means of the JOG dial In order to start the playback press either PLAY or R PLAY It is possible to speed up the playback by means the SHUTTLE ring W...

Page 66: ...e IEEE1394 port select Backup HDD Search to display its contents Particular lines correspond to the copy files There are two files on the above example If there isn t a copy disk installed in the syst...

Page 67: ...ibed in chapter 5 1 1 5 2 3 USB Memory Search If the portable memory containing the copy has been connected via USB port select USB Memory Search to display its contents Playback is exactly the same a...

Page 68: ...are 688 events To see the invisible ones use the JOG dial If there are no alarm recordings the following information is displayed After selecting the required file by means of the JOG dial press ENTE...

Page 69: ...ortable Flash memory carriers that have USB interface After putting portable memory carrier into USB port that can be found on the front panel please select full screen playback mode find the place yo...

Page 70: ...tiplexer or a computer by means of N Viewer 3000 software Notices 1 Recording is still active during copying 2 Live Monitoring via computer network is possible but the refresh rate goes down 3 Web mon...

Page 71: ...the part of the material you are interested in starts to be played back The following sign appears in the lower left corner of the screen The end of the part of recording to be copied is marked by pr...

Page 72: ...d in chapter 6 2 appears on the screen Select the range of the material you want to backup or use indexed range and press USB Backup 6 4 Recordings Backup onto Portable Flash Memory Connected via USB...

Page 73: ...n the multiplexer or a computer by means of N Viewer 3000 software Notices 1 Recording is still active during copying 2 Live Monitoring via computer network is possible but the refresh rate goes down...

Page 74: ...ing the front panel flap should be opened In order to backup recordings onto a CD DVD put a CD DVD in and go to System Setup HDD Backup In the Start and End fields you set the time frames of the copie...

Page 75: ...isk to the bay Close the lid Put the bay into the multiplexer and lock it with the key Turn the multiplexer on After the system starts information about installed HDDs appears The swappable disk is ma...

Page 76: ...otocols These are Novus C Novus C1 Novus C2 Pelco D LG Lilin Samsung Attention All the cameras in the system should have identical protocol and identical baud rate see camera user s manuals The descri...

Page 77: ...ghts reserved NOVUS Security Sp z o o 77 PTZ CAMERAS Novus CAMA I 1 Video cord Novus CAMA I 9 16 v 24VAC 24VAC FGND RX RX TX RX TX GND 24VAC 24VAC v 24VAC 24VAC FGND RX RX TX RX TX GND 24VAC 24VAC UTP...

Page 78: ...To do this go to Camera Setup Pan Tilt Model In the Select Model field choose the Novus C protocol In the Baud Rate field select exactly the same baud rate as the one selected in the cameras 9600 bps...

Page 79: ...n are OK the camera should start turning Press EXIT to go back to the main menu Ticking Reverse Pan and Reverse Tilt means that the camera will turn in another direction then the one chosen by Shuttle...

Page 80: ...ing the SHUTTLE ring zooms in or zooms out object FOCUS Press FOCUS and it becomes highlighted in blue Turning the SHUTTLE ring adjusts the focus IRIS Press IRIS and it becomes highlighted in blue Tur...

Page 81: ...control Description of this procedure can be found in chapter No 10 To control a PTZ camera press PTZ button or go to Camera Setup Camera Control Next by mean of numeric buttons select a camera the i...

Page 82: ...e first pin to the left in the first connector Alarm inputs are next The same is as far as the second connector is concerned Inputs operate in the TTL standard that is why you have to provide appropri...

Page 83: ...Alarm inputs are next Electric load capacity of each output cannot exceed 100mA You can connect light emitting diode LED to outputs creating circuit as on the scheme If it necessary to connect devices...

Page 84: ...ress STOP on multiplexer s front panel and holding it press a numeric button i e 1 Both buttons should be pressed for about 3 seconds and after that this multiplexer s ID is 1 The message stating that...

Page 85: ...s correspond to the multiplexer s front panel button functions Below you have difference between multiplexer s front panel button functions and the button functions of IR remote control If you want to...

Page 86: ...to simultaneously press two buttons The keyboard has LED display informing about the ID of currently controlled multiplexer and displaying values input on by means of the keyboard NV KBD60 keyboard is...

Page 87: ...ular screen division User screens after clicking on 4th icon User Screens are activated scroll wheel allows to select screens to disable User Screen feature click on the icon again Sequence after clic...

Page 88: ...configure Schedule more effectively In order to do this click left button on Schedule field and while key pressed move the cursor to select desired channel and hours range Selected area is highlighte...

Page 89: ...nd is bigger by 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 i e if Web Server Port is set to 80 the multiplexer requires additionally the following ports for connection Live monitoring port 2100 Audio port 2101 Video Pl...

Page 90: ...below appears on the screen After the first connection accept the installation of ActiveX format Web browser settings should be set in such a way to allow the installation of ActiveX formants If netw...

Page 91: ...phic interface presented below appears on the screen It is possible to start playback from any date hour It is possible to playback in any direction at any speed and in any split screen COMPUTER NETWO...

Page 92: ...to increase channel recording speed at the expense of other channels Resolution 360x288 Resolution 720x288 Number of recording cameras 1 2 3 4 5 Maximum available speeds 25F s 25F s 25F s 25F s 12F s...

Page 94: ...NOVUS Security Sp z o o ul Pu awska 431 02 801 Warszawa tel 22 546 0 700 fax 22 546 0 719 www novuscctv com 2007 04 16...

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