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CHAPTER 4  BASIC OPERA

TION

STEP 5

. Click 

BACKUP

 from the side-

panel to immediately begin copying 
the files to the USB flash drive.

    The download progress will be 

displayed in the status window.

PICTURE 4-19

PICTURE 4-20

PICTURE 4-21

PICTURE 4-22

PICTURE 4-23

Backing Up Recorded Data

STEP 1

. Connect a blank USB flash 

drive to the top USB port on the front 
panel of the DVR. 

STEP 2

. Open the 

Search

 menu and 

search for recorded data on the 
system.

STEP 3

. Click 

FILE LIST

.

STEP 4

. Select the files you want to 

backup and click the 

BAK

 box next 

to the file name (

See 

Picture 4-19

). 

Select multiple files if desired. Click 

ALL

 to select all files; click 

OTHER

 to 

deselect all files.

4.8 BACKUP

Once you have located a recorded video event on your system’s hard drive, you can copy it to 
a USB flash drive. Most USB flash drives are compatible with this DVR.

NOTE!

 The size of each file is shown in the File List menu. Use this to help 

you find a USB flash drive large enough to hold all the files you wish to backup.

CAUTION!

 

DO NOT remove the USB flash drive during backup.

USING THE PLAYBACK SOFTWARE

The 

Playback

 software included on the accompanying software disk will play back the video 

files created by your DVR. These files have a 

.264

 file extension and will not play on standard 

media player software unless you convert them to .avi format using the Playback program.
Install the Playback software to your computer as normal before attempting to view video you 
have backed up.

To view a video file on your computer

STEP 1

. Copy one or more backup files 

to your PC.  

STEP 2

. Launch the Playback software 

and select “Open Local File” from the 
File Menu.

STEP 3

. Navigate to the file you wish to 

play back. It should have a .264 file 
extension.

STEP 4

. Once you’ve loaded the file into 

the program, click the 

Play

 menu and 

select 

Play

TYPE

EXIT

BACKUP

OTHER

ALL

LAST

NEXT

PRE

FIRST

ALL

 CH

 TIME

SIZE

TYPE

BAK

FILE LIST

00:00:00

SEARCH

01 07:55:53-07:57:17   4.7M Normal
01 07:57:19-07:59:23   6.7M Alarm
01 07:59:25-08:00:33   3.7M Alarm
01 08:00:36-08:01:47   3.8M Alarm
01 08:01:47-08:02:26   2.2M Normal
01 08:02:26-08:08:15  18.3M Alarm

Summary of Contents for QS434

Page 1: ...1 H 264 NETWORK DVR QS Series User Manual MODEL QS434 QS464 QS408 QS206...

Page 2: ...lable at www Q See com Be certain to make the most of your warranty by completing the registration form online In addition to warranty and technical support benefits you ll receive notifications of pr...

Page 3: ...Drive 32 4 7 Playback 33 Video Search 33 Using the On Screen Playback Controls 34 File List 34 4 8 Backup 36 Using the Playback Software 37 5 RECORDING 40 5 1 Recording Configuration 40 5 2 Recording...

Page 4: ...er securely in place Do not attempt to do any repairs to the DVR yourself If there are unusual sounds or smells coming from the DVR unplug it immediately and contact Q See technical support Under no c...

Page 5: ...on by enabling copy and paste functions Storage Function Encrypted file format to ensure data security and avoid vicious data modification Compression Format Supports multiple channel audio and video...

Page 6: ...n the rear panel while all models have a soft power switch on the front For those models with a rear panel power switch it must be flipped to the On position to start the DVR The other models will pow...

Page 7: ...NNEL NUMBERS Press the number buttons to view the selected channel full screen press buttons 1 0 to input passwords and user IDs 4 NAVIGATION Press to move cursor up in PTZ mode press to pan camera up...

Page 8: ...ress to set the system in standby mode Press again to wake 2 LED INDICATORS Shows status of hard drive recording alarm HDD full and network 3 NAVIGATION Press to move cursor up in PTZ mode press to pa...

Page 9: ...NUMBERS Press buttons 1 4 to view that channel full screen Press buttons 1 0 to input passwords and user IDs 4 NAVIGATION Press to move cursor up in PTZ mode press to pan camera up Press to move curs...

Page 10: ...rse playback speed 1X 2X 4X n Press to freeze playback to one frame then press again to advance frame by frame Press to start playback Press to slow playback speed by 1 2 1 4 1 8 Press to increase for...

Page 11: ...hese functions are used is based on the context of where they are used Some examples are LEFT CLICK Selecting an item Opening a menu Checking a box or motion detection status Selecting letters numbers...

Page 12: ...7 EXIT Close menu windows 8 Navigation OK CH Move cursor in menus up Channel Up FWD Move cursor in menus to the right REW Move cursor in menus left CH Move cursor in menus down Channel down OK In menu...

Page 13: ...it down completely To do so follow the above instructions to put the DVR into Standby mode Once the DVR has gone into hibernation turn off the power switch if present and then disconnect it from its...

Page 14: ...Display hard drive status and format the internal hard drive of the system BASIC Open the Basic Setup Menu which lets you set the system language date and time Device IDs and passwords and configure...

Page 15: ...your current location If you are uncertain of your time zone you can find it at http www worldtimezone com STEP 2 Click MODIFY DATE AND TIME Click CLOSE in the confirmation window STEP 3 Click APPLY...

Page 16: ...nd the system is not recording To enable disable preview channels STEP 1 Choose a channel you wish to conceal For example channel 3 Under PREVIEW select OFF STEP 2 Click APPLY Channel 3 will turn blac...

Page 17: ...the DVR cannot read the hard drive or the hard drive is not formatted it will display an H in the video preview interface FORMATTING THE INTERNAL HARD DRIVE If you installed a new hard drive you must...

Page 18: ...dio capable camera connected to this channel at the time of the event Select the box to mute the audio Click X to quit playback and return to the Search menu MUTE 31 Digital Zoom Pause Viewing Mode Cl...

Page 19: ...enough to hold all the files you wish to backup CAUTION DO NOT remove the USB flash drive during backup USING THE PLAYBACK SOFTWARE The Playback software included on the accompanying software disk wi...

Page 20: ...5 When you select Play a Playback Control Bar will appear 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Function Function 1 Hour Blocks 2 Minute 3 Progress Bar 4 Date 5 Play 6 Previous Rec...

Page 21: ...to search Click APPLY to save your settings Click CLOSE in the confirmation window Click EXIT in every menu until all windows are closed 5 1 RECORDING CONFIGURATION In addition to scheduling the recor...

Page 22: ...will produce a small black square STEP 6 Right click anywhere on the screen to return to the Mask Field menu STEP 7 Click APPLY Click CLOSE in the confirmation window STEP 8 Click EXIT in all menus u...

Page 23: ...s number PICTURE 6 1 PICTURE 6 2 PICTURE 6 3 ALARM SETTINGS I O CHANNEL Consult your alarm s manual for the proper settings Select NO Normal Open NC Normal Closed or OFF HDD LOSS The alarm will sound...

Page 24: ...p a dedicated e mail address specifically for the system to send alert notices If you do not have your own e mail system such as a corporate mail server you should consider using a free e mail provide...

Page 25: ...TZ camera for complete information about your camera including protocol and baud rate Configuring a PTZ camera STEP 1 Connect a PTZ camera to the BNC and 485A TX and 485B RX ports and power outlet STE...

Page 26: ...CIFICATION QS206 QS408 QS434 QS464 SYSTEM LANGUAGE ENGLISH CHINESE GUI GRAPHIC MENU OSD MENU PASSWORD ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD USER PASSWORD VIDEO VIDEO IN 16 CH 8 CH 4 CH 4 CH COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT 1 0...

Page 27: ...ral minutes after starting Answer Instability or low input voltage Bad track on hard drive or the hard drive is bad Power supply is not producing enough power The front end video signal is not stable...

Page 28: ...on area is not correct Sensitivity is too low Question 12 Why is the USB device giving me a backup error Answer The data exceeds the capacity of backup device The backup device is incompatible The bac...

Page 29: ...e not within the free service scope of our company 1 Equipment damage caused by improper operation 2 Improper equipment operation environment and conditions e g improper power extreme environmental te...

Page 30: ...OR COMMENTS CONTACT US PRODUCT SUPPORT DOWNLOADS FIRMWARE UPDATES MANUALS 24 7 Technical Resources Live Chat M F 9 5 PST www Q See com Support Digital Peripheral Solutions Inc 8015 E Crystal Drive An...

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