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ITEM

DOME CAMERA

Image sensor

1/4” Sharp CCD

Video format

PAL / NTSC

Pixel resolution

PAL:

512 (H) x 582 (V)

NTSC:

510 (H) x 492 (V)

Horizontal resolution

420 TV lines

Viewing angle

72°

Lens size

3.6mm

Night vision range

N/A

IP rating

IP40 - Internal use only

Operating temperature

- 10°C to 50°C

Power supply

12 V DC / 300mA

Cable type connections

Fitted with 1m cable terminated with female BNC
(video) and female jack (power) plugs

Dimensions (diameter x height)

100 x 65mm

Weight

800g (with bracket fitted)

Summary of Contents for CWK6

Page 1: ...Professional 4 Camera Wired Coloured CCTV Kit CWK6 Installation and Operating Instructions These instructions should be retained in a safe place for future reference...

Page 2: ...Event REC Duration 22 6 3 3 Motion Detection 22 6 4 Screen 23 6 4 1 Border 23 6 4 2 Auto Sequence 23 6 4 3 Video Adjustment 24 6 5 System 24 6 5 1 Hard Disk Setup 25 6 5 2 Account Setup 26 6 5 3 Passw...

Page 3: ...ective equipment e g safety goggles when drilling holes Before drilling holes through walls or ceilings check for hidden electricity cables and water pipes The use of a cable pipe detector is advisabl...

Page 4: ...alled by competent person e g a qualified electrician in accordance with these instructions and the appropriate clauses of the current edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations BS7671 and Building Regulat...

Page 5: ...eavy duty camera bracket 3 x 6mm x 50mm screws and expandable metal plugs For each dome camera mounting base 2 x 3 5mm x 19mm screws and 2 x No 7 29mm ceiling plugs 1 x Optical mouse 1 x User manual 1...

Page 6: ...a wall plugs 15mm bit when only passing the heavy duty camera s video cable through the wall and the mains power to the camera is supplied via a weatherproof mains socket outlet or 20mm bit when passi...

Page 7: ...fps quad NTSC max 60fps quad Recording mode continuous motion detection time schedule 123 hours continuous recording at 25fps with the 160GB hard drive for only x 1 channel recording Recording and com...

Page 8: ...Use this button for full screen display of channel 2 on the monitor or to move the cursor down CH3 Use this button for full screen display of channel 3 on the monitor or to move the cursor left Also...

Page 9: ...fast forward button To play the recorded stream faster press the FWD button There are three levels of fast forward playback speed a FF1 Play two times faster x 2 than the normal play b FF2 Play three...

Page 10: ...ferring on to a PC PS 2 MOUSE PORT Use this port for PS 2 mouse connection VIDEO INPUT Use these BNC ports CH1 to CH4 to connect cameras to the DVR system VIDEO OUTPUT Use this port to connect the DVR...

Page 11: ...gnal needs be transferred to your TV set or monitor Connect VIDEO IN of the monitor to VIDEO OUT of the DVR system using the supplied cable Connect the BNC male end to the DVR and the RCA male end to...

Page 12: ...mounting holes and the cable connector s hole on the ceiling 3 Drill 2 x 5mm holes for the mounting bracket s ceiling plugs and 1 x 20mm hole for the camera s video and power plugs to pass through th...

Page 13: ...n location of the wall Fig 4 Drill 3 x 8mm holes for the mounting bracket s expandable metal wall plugs Drill 1 x 15mm or 20mm hole for the camera s cable s to pass through the wall depending on insta...

Page 14: ...h If you choose to run the cable along the wall outside the property it is recommended to use cable conduit to hide the cable and reduce the chances of it being tampered with Alternatively another opt...

Page 15: ...wer adaptor to power each dome camera operating cameras on 12VDC voltage only Fig 7 Loosen screw to adjust tilt position of Camera and tighten when complete Loosen screw to adjust pan position of Came...

Page 16: ...n the DVR Note the PS 2 mouse must be connected to DVR before it is powered up 5 5 DVR Power Connection Connect the power adaptor s output plug into the DVR to power the DVR Connect the power adaptor...

Page 17: ...ogging in to the system press the MENU button to make any changes to the DVR settings and you will see screen on the monitor as Fig 6 03 on page 18 Press the UP or DOWN key on the DVR front panel to m...

Page 18: ...m for the first time Suggestive window options Channel 1 view Channel 2 view Channel 3 view Channel 4 view All channel view Manual recording or Stop manual recording Play record list Menu option Logou...

Page 19: ...gs 6 04 and 6 05 6 2 Record This section allows the user to set the DVR to record over timed periods and via motion detection Note If at any time you wish to start manually recording then press the RE...

Page 20: ...or click the left mouse button to select icon to increase the record frame rate for each channel Press button CH3 or click the left mouse button on the icon to decrease the record frame rate for each...

Page 21: ...period Green bar The time period with a green bar is for built in motion recording See also the following chapter MOTION DETECTION 6 3 Alarm Optional An internal buzzer built in the DVR will activate...

Page 22: ...t recording although no approaching objects may be seen during playback If the sensitivity is set too high natural activity such as rain for example may cause the system to start recording It is also...

Page 23: ...select deselect or reselect the motion detection area for recording The area can only be selected from up to down and from left to right When the block is covered by blue shadow it s active to record...

Page 24: ...e information of the hard disk drive installed in the DVR change the system password adjust keypad tone browser event list or adjust current time on the system If the user logs into the system at admi...

Page 25: ...o data stored on the hard drive will be deleted Remember that the system has no restore option once the hard drive is formatted When you select this option it will ask you for the password before form...

Page 26: ...user accounts Account Password In setup Menu display move the cursor to change the highlighted option to Account and then press the SEL button to call up Account Password as shown Fig 6 19 All number...

Page 27: ...ation measure can be used to input the new password and confirm When the password change has succeeded the user will see the message Fig 6 23 When the password change has failed the user will see the...

Page 28: ...on Press the DOWN key and SEL button to apply the new time set Alternatively move the mouse to move the cursor up and down and click the left button to change the numeric value Once you finish the tim...

Page 29: ...corded video data 6 6 Language The system supports multi language OSD In the Language menu move the cursor on the desired language and select it by pressing the SEL button on the front panel or also b...

Page 30: ...EL button to change the value of the playback start date time and press the PLAY button again Playback will start from the date time indicated by the user Mouse Control Click the right mouse button mo...

Page 31: ...t process 6 After the process is complete the USB stick is now ready to use with your DVR Before you back up a stream of video data have the USB memory stick ready and attach it into the USB port loca...

Page 32: ...will grow until it s completed with the message below WRITING Then it will show the following message on the screen FIXATING Remove the USB stick and insert it into a USB slot on your PC once transfe...

Page 33: ...mate recording time basing on a 160GB hard drive The best record quality is 3 and the lowest record quality is 1 Record Speed REC Quality DATA RATE Record Time GB Hour Hour 3 4 4 36 50F sec 2 2 8 57 1...

Page 34: ...operating systems including Vista 1 Insert the Driver Program CD in your CD ROM 2 Install by setup Fig 10 01 3 Set up the install directory Fig 10 02 4 Execute Start Program Vx4SLPlayer 10 2 Program I...

Page 35: ...ious Frame 5 Pause 6 Next Frame 7 Play 8 Fast Forward 9 Still Capture 10 Split 1 11 Split 4 12 Volume Scroll Bar 13 Mute On Off 14 Playing Scroll Bar 15 Minimize the window 16 Close the window 1 Click...

Page 36: ...en display date time format Fig 10 06 Always on top A The client window will always display on top of all the windows Use DirectDraw Show a piece of run dialog Show playback time T The playback time w...

Page 37: ...the window Export To AVI Secondly select the channels you want to export Thirdly click to select the input file and the output file and click to select video compression mode Finally click to start an...

Page 38: ...ht mouse button to select the option Capture then left click Mark Out Last left click Export and there will be a window Capture on screen The Output Size is the size of the output file Left click to s...

Page 39: ...See pages 22 23 The Record schedule must be set to Motion record green colour bar for the required period See pages 20 21 When set to motion record Point the camera away from tree branches or the DVR...

Page 40: ...devices are compatible with this DVR model Working Device List Maker Model Size Sony MICROVAULT SOK USM1GJ 1GB Samsung SUM LCB1 1GB Transcend JF V30 2GB Apacer Weblink SYE5003358 2GB Sandisk CRUZER mi...

Page 41: ...mpression method Enhanced M JPEG Video Quality Low 12kBytes Normal 15kBytes High 20kBytes Recording mode Manual Motion detection Time schedule Recording time 123 hours continuous recording at 25fps wi...

Page 42: ...size 6mm Night vision range Up to 20m Number of infra red LEDs 11 IP rating IP54 Operating temperature 10 C to 50 C Power supply 100VAC to 240VAC Cable type connections Fitted with 1m cable terminated...

Page 43: ...on 420 TV lines Viewing angle 72 Lens size 3 6mm Night vision range N A IP rating IP40 Internal use only Operating temperature 10 C to 50 C Power supply 12VDC 300mA Cable type connections Fitted with...

Page 44: ...t CA3 Wireless Colour Accessory Camera requires CWFK1 CCTV KIT to operate CA5 Professional Heavy Duty Camera CCTV Kit CA6 Dummy Professional Heavy Duty Camera CA8 Wired Internal Colour Dome Camera CCT...

Page 45: ...quipment WEEE Directive It should not be disposed of with other household or commercial waste At the end of its useful life the packaging and product should be disposed of via a suitable recycling cen...

Page 46: ...ver consequential loss or damage or installation costs arising from the defective product This guarantee does not in any way affect the statutory or other rights of a consumer and applies to products...

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Page 48: ...r Electrical Devices and Systems Limited A Honeywell Company The Arnold Centre Paycocke Road Basildon Essex SS14 3EA UK www friedland co uk Novar Electrical Devices and Systems Limited 2009 50043910 R...

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