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Q-See Q25DVR4ES User’s Manual

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Q25DVR4ES

Economy Series

User Manual

Contact Us:

Q-See Products

8015 E. Crystal Dr

Anaheim, CA 92807

Website:

http://www.q-see.com

Customer Service:

Phone: 877-998-3440 x 538

Email: [email protected]

Tech Support:

Phone: 877-998-3440 x 539

Email: [email protected]

Fax:

714-998-3509

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Summary of Contents for Q25DVR4ES

Page 1: ...eries User Manual Contact Us Q See Products 8015 E Crystal Dr Anaheim CA 92807 Website http www q see com Customer Service Phone 877 998 3440 x 538 Email cs dpsi usa com Tech Support Phone 877 998 3440 x 539 Email ts dpsi usa com Fax 714 998 3509 Rev 101207 ...

Page 2: ...de 9 5 5 Recording Frame Rate 10 5 6 Recording Quality 10 5 7 Schedule Set 11 5 8 Sub Menu Auto Record 11 5 9 Sub Menu Password Enable 11 5 10 Sub Menu Password Change 12 5 11 Sub Menu Color Set 12 5 12 Sub Menu Time Set 13 5 13 Hard Disk Setup 13 5 14 Motion Setup 14 5 15 NTSC PAL Output Selection 15 5 16 Factory Reset 15 6 Recording 16 6 1 Start Recording 16 6 2 Stop Recording 16 6 3 Recording T...

Page 3: ...tion with Sensitivity and Area Settings Time Schedule Recording Motion Triggered Recording One ATA 100 Hard Disk Interface USB 2 0 Back up to computer With Remote Control Removable Hard Drive Tray Chapter 1 DVR Features Chapter 2 Layout 2 1 Front Panel 1 FUNCTION KEYS 2 REMOVABLE HARD DRIVE TRAY 3 SELECTION DIRECTION KEYS 4 HDD LOCK ...

Page 4: ...5 QUAD Quad View 06 Rewind 07 Play recording list 08 Forward 09 Record 10 Pause 11 Stop recording 13 MENU Enter or exit setup menu 14 UP Move up prompt 15 SEL Edit Modify item 16 DOWN Move down prompt Chapter 2 Layout 2 2 Rear Panel Chapter 2 Layout 2 3 Remote Control 1 1 X BNC VIDEO OUTPUT 2 FAN 3 4 X BNC VIDEO INPUT 4 12V DC POWER SUPPLY 5 USB 2 0 PORT ...

Page 5: ...le to hard disk drive carefully 3 Insert the HDD tray into DVR body 4 Lock the HDD tray Make sure the HDD is set as MASTER CAUTION The wedge at the end of the cartridge handle must be fully inserted into the compartment otherwise the cartridge will not be able to insert into the DVR firmly it could also cause damage by scraping the body of the DVR Chapter 3 Installation 3 1 Installing Hard Drive C...

Page 6: ...in port on the TV connect the silver BNC connector on the other end of the cable to the BNC video out port on the back of the DVR NOTE Refer to Chapter 10 Appendix 10 1 System Connection Diagram Chapter 3 Installation 3 3 Connecting Power Supply After connecting the power the system will boot up and detect the installed hard drive On the Monitor it will show the hard drive information Please refer...

Page 7: ...sume recording after power is restored Chapter 4 System Boot 4 4 Main Screen While the DVR is running the monitor will display the view from the cameras as well as the following Upper left Percentage of hard drive space used Middle Channel name CH 1 through CH 4 Bottom right Date and Time Bottom left Mode Status Hard Drive Info and Schedule Setting of the DVR Refer to 6 1 Start Recording 10 RECOVE...

Page 8: ...up Menu MAIN MENU Press Menu to enter the setup menu Use Up and Down to select item Press Select to modify settings and Menu to exit MAIN MENU CAMERA SELECT 1 2 3 4 RECORD SELECT 1 2 3 4 RESOLUTION EACH RECORD FRAME 25 RECORD QUALITY HIGH SCHEDULE SET MISCELLANEOUS MENU HARD DISK SET MOTION SET FACTORY RESET PRESS UP DOWN ENTER SELECT PRESS MENU TO EXIT AUTO RECORD PASSWORD ENABLE PASSWORD CHANGE ...

Page 9: ... turn off the record function of CH1 and CH2 and then the system will only record video on CH3 and CH4 Press CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 to switch between channels when playing back recorded video In Each Mode user can use the Loop Function Loop Function When the system is in Live mode or Recording mode press the Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 4 Record Mode Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 2 Camera Select Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 3...

Page 10: ... the video Loop Function in this mode Recording frame rate will affect the movement of objects in recorded video More frames per second gives smoother movement and uses more hard disk space System default value is 30fps frames per second for NTSC PAL is 25fps which means the system will record 30 frames per second shared by all cameras User can set frame rate for NTSC to 30 15 10 7 5 4 3 2 1 frame...

Page 11: ...the RECORD button When this option is set to be ON you will be required to enter the password if you want to stop recording or enter menus Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 7 Schedule Set No Recording T Continuous System Default A Motion Triggered Up Down To move the prompt Select To select Method Numbers along bottom are hours of the day Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 8 Sub Menu Auto Record Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 9 Su...

Page 12: ...sed to exit Note To Reset the DVR Press the Pause button 10 times Resetting the DVR restores all values to system defaults and the DVR will reboot Afterward the default password is CH1 button 6 times HUE 0 99 SATURATION 0 99 CONTRAST 0 99 BRIGHTNESS 0 99 Button function Up Down moves the prompt REW Increase Value FWD Reduce Value CH1 CH4 QUAD Select Channel Menu exit Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 11 Sub M...

Page 13: ... 13 Hard Disk Setup OVERWRITE ENABLED If you choose YES recording continues and overwrites previous recordings when the hard drive is full If you choose NO the recording process stops when the hard drive is full HDD SIZE This shows the size of the hard drive installed in the DVR HDD USED This shows the space used up on the master hard drive and the percentage of hard drive space being used TIME SE...

Page 14: ...r Refer to 5 7 Schedule Set CHANNELAREA SET Press Select to enter the sensitive area of each camera The picture of the selected channel is divided into 144 12 12 blocks press REW to move left press FWD to move right press UP to move up press DOWN to move down press Select to set the block to being active or not When the block is transparent it s active to record When the block is covered by shadow...

Page 15: ...board Press the SEL Button to reload factory defaults then the DVR will reboot all custom settings including password will be restored to default There is no confirming dialog box for this selection after you press SEL button the system will just reboot Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 15 NTSC PAL Output Selection Chapter 5 DVR Setup 5 16 Factory Reset NTSC PAL Select ...

Page 16: ...ecording 3 Channel Name 4 Mode QUAD or EACH 5 Status REC Play FF1 FF2 FF3 REW PAUSE 6 HD Info M Master Hard disk 7 Schedule settings T Continuous A Motion No Recording 8 The time and date on the DVR Press Stop and system will prompt you to input password if you have already activated the password If password option is disabled Stop will not stop recording Chapter 6 Recording 6 1 Start Recording Ch...

Page 17: ... playback press the Menu button to initiate the Time Search feature then the system will list all recorded video clips from the hard drive Newest video will at the top of the list press FF to change the select mode and then press Up and Down to select start time or date to change Press Select to edit time value Press Play again to continue playing the video System Quality Frame Rate 30 15 7 1 HIGH...

Page 18: ... the USB cable to PC NOTICE If the hard drive isn t detected please restart and try the following 1 Close the USB program window and remove the USB cable 2 Press then reconnect the USB cable to the PC and try again 2008 01 08 16 00 35 2008 01 08 15 50 20 2008 01 08 14 30 56 2008 01 08 14 15 30 2008 01 08 14 00 15 2008 01 08 13 55 37 2008 01 08 11 30 12 2008 01 08 10 15 30 2008 01 08 08 30 55 UP DO...

Page 19: ...Q See Q25DVR4ES User s Manual Page 19 Chapter 8 USB DVR Access 8 2 Program buttons ...

Page 20: ...4 Configuration 5 Load Video File Saved in PC 6 Play DVR Video File 7 Play PC Video File 8 Channel Selection Keys 9 Playing Scroll Bar 10 Fast backward 11 Previous Frame 12 Play Backward 13 Pause 14 Play 15 Next Frame 16 Fast Forward 17 Volume Scroll Bar not used by this unit 18 Exit Press to open the event video list ...

Page 21: ...Q See Q25DVR4ES User s Manual Page 21 Press to configure the DVR play record system Press to print the picture of DVR s playback Press to play the video ...

Page 22: ... Channel 25 fps Number of Cameras Max 25 frames s Total Record Mode Continuous Time Schedule Motion Triggered Display NTSC 720 x 480 PAL 720 x 576 Resolution Record NTSC 320 x 112 640 x 224 PAL 320 x 136 640 x 272 Quad 640 x 224 total Each 640 x 224 Video Compression Format Each Channel Modified Motion JPEG 12 20K bytes frame Low 12K Byte Normal 15K Byte High 20K Byte HDD Support Up to 500GB ATA 1...

Page 23: ...Q See Q25DVR4ES User s Manual Page 23 Chapter 10 Appendix 10 1 System Connection Diagram ...

Page 24: ...Q See Q25DVR4ES User s Manual Page 24 Q SEE Product Warranty Chapter 10 Appendix 10 2 DVR Accessories included ...

Page 25: ...ons in on which the equipment operates e g improper power environment temperature humidity and lightening strike etc that cause equipment damage 3 Damage caused by acts of nature earthquake and fire etc 4 Equipment damage caused by the maintenance of personnel not authorized by our company 5 Product sold over 12 months ago In order to provide various services to you please complete registration pr...

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