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8/16 Channel Digital Video Recorder

SYSTEM CONNECTIONS.............................................................................5

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ANEL AND

ONNECTION

ERMINALS

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IDEO AND

UDIO

ONNECTIONS

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LARM AND

ENSORS

ONNECTION

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ARD

ISK

(HDD)

ONNECTION

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SYSTEM SETUP............................................................................................10

CCESSING

ENUS

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ETUP

PTIONS

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YSTEM

ETUP

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IME

ATE

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ARD

ISK

(HDD)

ORMAT

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ACTORY

ESET

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ENU

ANGUAGE

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HANGE

ASSWORD

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IRMWARE

PDATE

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ISPLAY

ETUP

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AMERA

AME

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OLOR

ETUP

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UTOSEQ

ETUP

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ECORDING

ETUP

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ETUP

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UDIO

ETUP

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ETWORK

ETUP

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ETWORK

NABLE

ETTING

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EDIA

CCESS

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ENSOR

ETUP

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OTION

ETECTION

ETTINGS

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OTION

REA

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CHEDULE

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24.

ACKUP

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CD-RW

ACKUP

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26.

ATA

TORAGE

NFO

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27.

ROTOCOL

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Table of Contents

Summary of Contents for QSNDVR16R

Page 1: ...8 16 Channel Digital Video Recorder 1 QSNDVR8 16R Digital Video Recorder U Us se er r s s M Ma an nu ua al l Rev 050907...

Page 2: ...ust not be blocked or covered Do not place the recorder on a soft surface such as a rug that might block the ventilation holes Do not place the recorder in a confined space such as a bookshelf or simi...

Page 3: ...dentifies and sorts various alarm records and time records from routine recording search by time by segment or by event Playback modes pause variable fast forward and reverse play modes Zoom auto func...

Page 4: ...ORMAT SET 13 6 FACTORY RESET 13 7 MENU LANGUAGE 14 8 CHANGE PASSWORD 15 9 FIRMWARE UPDATE 16 10 DISPLAY SETUP 17 11 CAMERA NAME 18 12 COLOR SETUP 19 13 AUTOSEQ SETUP 19 14 RECORDING SETUP 20 15 REC CH...

Page 5: ...0 4 ALARM RECORDING 41 5 TIME RECORDING 41 6 PLAYBACK 42 7 SEARCH PLAY 43 8 TIME SEARCH 43 9 EVENT SEARCH 44 10 START STOP SEARCH 45 11 USB DEVICE BACKUP 46 12 ZOOM OPERATION 47 13 INFORMATION DISPLAY...

Page 6: ...DVR is illustrated below The 16 CH DVR configuration is shown the 8 CH configuration is similar The rear panel layout 1 VIDEO INPUT 1 16 2 MAIN OUTPUT 3 ASSISTANT MONITOR 4 S VIDEO 5 AUDIO INPUT 6 AUD...

Page 7: ...rminal is suitable for displaying the image The figure above shows the video and audio signal line connection 3 Alarm and Sensors Connection Requires professional installer The DVR can support 16 alar...

Page 8: ...ow voltage alarm B N C Normal Close opens when triggered DVR must set as high voltage alarm Please refer to the diagram below channel 2 to channel 16 are similar to channel 1 Alarm output There are th...

Page 9: ...through Sensor 16 18 RS485 19 RS485 21 COM 22 NC 23 NO 4 Hard Disk HDD Connection THERE ARE TWO POSSIBLE PROCESSES TO INSTALL THE HARD DISK Option 1 If the DVR comes without a CD RW please follow the...

Page 10: ...e DVR cover put the HDD to a second HDD shelf and then connect the power and ribbon cable Option 2 If the DVR comes with a CD RW please follow the steps outlined below Open the DVR cover fix the HDD t...

Page 11: ...ton the password input window will display The password is a random combination of 4 digits 0 9 The default is 0000 For security as you input your password will display If you input an incorrect passw...

Page 12: ...ur minute second etc click on the left or right arrow To change a value you must press the ADD or DEC button DEC stands for decrease These buttons are accessed on the front DVR panel or correspond to...

Page 13: ...t Move the cursor to TIME DATE SET press ENTER and the TIME DATE SETUP window will appear as shown below Please note if the DVR is in recording mode you cannot access this menu unless you stop recordi...

Page 14: ...rmat Set Move the cursor to HDD FORMAT SET press ENTER and the HDD Format Setup window will appear to confirm this operation This is illustrated below If YES is selected and ENTER is pressed to confir...

Page 15: ...fault factory settings To skip this operation select NO and hit ENTER 7 Menu Language Move the cursor to MENU LANGUAGE press the ENTER button and the MENU LANGUAGE window will appear This is illustrat...

Page 16: ...s of passwords that can be setup SETUP If set to YES a password must be input to enter the menu SYSTEM If set to YES a password must be input to boot the DVR RECORD If set to YES a password must be in...

Page 17: ...and the update window will appear This is illustrated below Updating Methods There are two methods to update the system USB and NETWORK currently not supported USB UPDATE Create a new folder named fir...

Page 18: ...ly unplug the power cable and then plug it back 10 Display Setup Move the cursor to DISPLAY SETUP press the ENTER button and the DISPLAY SETUP menu window will appear This is illustrated below The BOU...

Page 19: ...CH01 to CH07 as an example Pressing the up button or down button arrow up or arrow down will select the channels separately Press the ENTER button to change each channel s name as shown below Each cha...

Page 20: ...the following four options CON Picture Contrast BRI Picture Brightness HUE Picture Hue SAT Picture Saturation Press the left or right arrow buttons to select separately CON BRI HUE SAT Pressing ADD or...

Page 21: ...the ENTER button will result in the RECORD SETUP window appearing This is illustrated below Press the up or down arrow buttons to move the cursor Press the SET button on the remote control or the ADD...

Page 22: ...ideo quality is set the clearer images are obtained during playback The lower the video quality is set the more space is saved on the hard disk drive RESOLUTION The recording picture size of the DVR h...

Page 23: ...CH SET window appearing This is illustrated below There are four Audio Input channels For each channel any four of the 8 or 16 channels available depending on the DVR model can be selected Although t...

Page 24: ...ons in the front panel modifies the digits To select each digit press the ENTER button the left or right arrow buttons to move to the next one press ADD or DEC button to modify any digit and press ENT...

Page 25: ...lts in the NET CH SETUP window appearing This is illustrated below Any active channel set to OFF results in this channel not transmitting to the network To see a channel from the network the channel m...

Page 26: ...in the SETUP MODE Top Main Menu pressing the ENTER button results in the SENSOR SETUP menu window appearing This is illustrated below Press up or down arrow buttons to move the cursor Press the ADD o...

Page 27: ...channel Note Users should activate Schedule Set explained below after setting up these parameters to activate the settings 21 Motion Detection Settings 1 When surveying nearby objects 2 10 meters For...

Page 28: ...he ENTER button will result in the image for AREA SETUP appearing This is illustrated below Pressing the up down left right arrow buttons moves the cursor throughout the grid areas Pressing the ENTER...

Page 29: ...l record mode activate recording at any time and Schedule record mode including motion detection record mode sensor record mode and time schedule record mode are not active simultaneously Once users s...

Page 30: ...P MODE STILL and MOVIE STILL mode will backup still pictures MOVIE mode will backup real video Press ADD or DEC buttons in the front panel or SET on the remote control to set the mode To backup to the...

Page 31: ...nd click on PLAY in Network Viewer 25 CD RW Backup This function is only selectable if the DVR has a CD RW installed Pressing ENTER results in the CD_RW BACKUP menu appearing as shown below START TIME...

Page 32: ...also be input The backup size can be set from 1MB to 650MB When these steps are completed place a recordable CD in the CD RW and select BACKUP START The CD_RW BACKUP window is illustrated below When...

Page 33: ...rtise For speed dome cameras pan tilt zoom etc functions must be set up If protocol is set correctly the speed dome parameters for each camera can be controlled by the DVR Move the cursor to PROTOCOL...

Page 34: ...he default value is 2400bps DOME ADDR Address of the speed dome changeable from 0x00 to 0xff PROTOCOL Protocol of speed dome includes PELCOP PELCOD NEON and LILIN DVRPROTOCOL Protocol suitable for com...

Page 35: ...ng the video stored in the HDD press this button again and it will stop playing This button is the toggle control for playing and stopping playback operations Play and Stop will be simultaneous for al...

Page 36: ...ormation on the screen pressing again clears the information display If not in shift mode press this button to see Channel 4 full screen When inputting numbers this button is used to key in number 4 5...

Page 37: ...el 16 full screen 12 Menu Search Press this key to enter the Search Mode menu See sections Search Play Time Search Event Search and Start Stop Search in the User Guideline for further details Press an...

Page 38: ...hannel 6 full screen When inputting numbers this button is used to key in number 6 7 ADD 7 Add key Press this button to see Channel 7 full screen When in System Setup menus this is an increase button...

Page 39: ...s button to move the cursor down 3 Nine Pictures LEFT Press this button to see a nine pictures display press this button again to see eight pictures While selecting menu items press this button to mov...

Page 40: ...selecting menu items press this button to move the cursor down 3 Four Pictures LEFT Press this button to see a four pictures display press this button again to see the next four pictures When selectin...

Page 41: ...REC button to stop recording or press the PLAY button to stop playing or exit from the System Setup menu before turning the power OFF If the DVR will not be used for a long time also disconnect the po...

Page 42: ...by removing the set Schedule Once the system is set on schedule the schedule may not be removed randomly there is a password protection if set up that way to remove Schedule In that case only after i...

Page 43: ...g PLAY again continues playback Pressing PLAY on the front panel will start and stop playback During FORWARD fast forward playing or REW fast rewind pressing PLAY will resume normal playing from curre...

Page 44: ...by event list START STOP SEARCH Search play by segment Press up and down arrow buttons to move the cursor then press the ENTER button to enter the respective sub menu selected To quit from the Search...

Page 45: ...pressing the ENTER button will start playing the video from that time 9 Event Search Move the cursor to EVENT SEARCH in the SEARCH MODE menu pressing the ENTER button will result in the EVENT SEARCH...

Page 46: ...cursor to START STOP SEARCH in the SEARCH MODE menu pressing the ENTER button will result in the RECORD SEARCH MASTER window appearing A sample screen is illustrated below All recorded segments are di...

Page 47: ...ckup still pictures MOVIE mode will backup real video Press ADD or DEC buttons in the front panel or SET on the remote control to set the mode To backup USB Flash Memory Card is normally used To backu...

Page 48: ...The video can be seen on a computer with the Network Viewer software To Playback the files connect the USB Flash to a PC and run the Network Viewer program On the PC do a HDD scan click on Local Searc...

Page 49: ...cameras that are connected to the DVR To control the speed dome ensure that all the lines are properly connected and that the right protocol baud rate and speed dome s address for each speed dome cam...

Page 50: ...s the amount of light coming through the lens i e the exposure Press the SET key on the remote control to change the Iris Press the ZOOM FOCUS and SPEED buttons to separately control the zoom focus an...

Page 51: ...rmat NTSC PAL Quality Normal Very high High Normal Low Overwrite Enable YES YES NO Rec Speed 60f s NTSC 50f s PAL 120f s 1f 2s NTSC 100f s 1f 2s PAL Resolution 360 360 720 PB Speed AUTO 60f s AUTO NTS...

Page 52: ...8 16 Channel Digital Video Recorder 51 16 Remote Control All the functions of the DVR can be operated by the remote control...

Page 53: ...the Netviewer software provided to view the DVR through the Internet and also view and backup video information on the HDD through a PC The DVR is normally connected to a Router using an Ethernet CAT...

Page 54: ...on to the DVR is established the Connect OK window appears Click the OK button and then click on the Play button the clipboard image in the upper right hand corner of the program Remote Access When us...

Page 55: ...he computer 9 PTZ Control To control the Fast Speed Dome Camera through the PC AVI Save When playing video click the AVI button and the video will save as AVI format on the computer The file can be pl...

Page 56: ...and then select the ScanDisk tab The ScanDisk window will display Click and select the device to play the video Play control buttons and time location indicator are available If the DVR has recorded a...

Page 57: ...e controlled through the following buttons 1 Camera swings upward 2 Camera swings downward 3 Camera swings to the left 4 Camera swings to the right 5 To fix camera position 6 Lengthen focus 7 Shorten...

Page 58: ...C 8 16 Video Output Composite 1 0V p p 75 BNC 2 S video Audio Input 8Db 22K RCA connector 4 Audio Output 8Db 3K RCA connector 1 Alarm Input 16 Alarm Output 1 Compression Standard Modified MJPEG Record...

Page 59: ...ME EN NT T A AN ND D A AC CC CE ES SS SO OR RI IE ES S S SU UP PP PL LI IE ED D Name Quantity 16 or 8 channel Digital Video Recorder 1 Remote control 1 CD RW selectable 1 Power cord 1 Network Viewer s...

Page 60: ...atal error message on the screen A If you see an error message such as System fatal error has occurred disconnect pull out and re install the hard disk drive Also make sure that hard disk rack is firm...

Page 61: ...on in Schedule mode Press the Schedule button again to cancel Schedule mode If the hard disk is not detected check its installation Q I press the Record button while recording but the DVR does not sto...

Page 62: ...he network settings on this DVR are as follows IP Address 192 168 1 111 Subnet 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 1 Video Port 5000 Command Port 5001 From a PC connected to the same router as the DVR fin...

Page 63: ...4d CH Minus CP 0x2F 0x43 0x50 CH Plus AD 0x2F 0x41 0x44 Add DE 0x2F 0x44 0x45 Dec MN 0x2F 0x4d 0x4e Menu WM 0x2F 0x57 0x4d Watermark PL 0x2F 0x50 0x4c Play PA 0x2F 0x50 0x41 Pause ST 0x2F 0x53 0x54 St...

Page 64: ...close 0x00 0x40 Record Zoom wide 0x00 0x20 Play zoom tele 0x02 0x00 Search Iris open 0x00 0x80 Add Focus far 0x01 0x00 Dec Focus near Byte 5 and byte 6 have random values from 0x00 to 0xff Byte 7 mod...

Page 65: ...ward 0x0d Ch13 0x39 Rewind 0x0e Ch14 0x40 Frame forward 0x0f Ch15 0x41 Frame rewind 0x10 Ch16 0x42 PTZ 0x16 Record 0x43 Zoom 0x17 Display 0x44 Focus 0x18 Schedule 0x45 Iris 0x19 USB 0x46 Speed 0x20 Au...

Page 66: ...following types of Network 1 Local Area Network LAN Telecom companies offer Internet connection e g optical fiber and users of a community building set up with the Internet server Cables installed in...

Page 67: ...e router as the DVR find out the IP Address of the router by going to the Start button click on Run type in CMD and click OK then type in IPCONFIG at the curser to list the IP Gateway and Subnet If th...

Page 68: ...t a sample router setup for port forwarding is shown below Under Protocol Type select Both if there is no Both option then you have to create an entry for TCP and then create another entry for UDP so...

Page 69: ...n is somewhat similar If users use a CABLE ADSL network connection and the surveillance system computer connects to the CABLE ADSL MODEM then the ports should all open by default If not close the Fire...

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