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DVR   
Hardware Manual 

Ver. 2016-11 

FCC Compliance Statement 

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is Subject to the following two conductions: (1) 
The  device  may  not  cause  harmful  interference,  and  (2)  this  device  must  accept  any  interference  received, 
including interference that may cause undesired operations. 
 

 

WARNING 

 

Unauthorized reproduction of all or part of this manual is strictly prohibited.

 

 

The figures in this manual are for illustration purposes only (may differ from the actual product). 

 

The specifications and design of the product are subject to change without prior notice for purposes of 
quality improvement.

 

 

 

CAUTIONS 

 

To get the best use out of the product, be sure to read the cautions before using the product. For safety, 
please take note of the following. 

 

 

Instructions before using the product

 

1. 

To prevent electric shock when installing, moving, or opening the DVR and peripheral devices, connect 
and disconnect the cables as instructed. All cables must be connected to grounded power outlets. 

2. 

If the product is installed near a power outlet, make sure it can be unplugged easily. 

3. 

Do not use the DVR in water or in wet places. 

4. 

Keep the plastic packing materials used for the DVR or other peripheral devices out of reach of children 
(may cause suffocation). 

 

 

Installation Environment of the product

 

1. 

Maintain the  following conditions: operating temperature  of 5˚C  ~  40˚C;  operating humidity  of  10% ~ 

80%. 

2. 

Install the DVR in a safe place that is free from external vibration.   

3. 

Install the DVR in a well-ventilated place. 

4. 

To protect the hard disk from data loss and breakdown, install the DVR away from magnetic materials. 

5. 

When using a rack other than the standard one, use a separate table with sufficient spacing, i.e., 60cm 

from the floor, 50cm from the ceiling, and 20cm from the side and back walls and other objects. 

 

 

Safety Notes on the Product 

1. 

When installing additional boards and HDD, separate the power cable and turn OFF power supplied to 

the DVR completely. 

2. 

Keep the product away from heat-generating devices such as heaters. 

3. 

Do not use a damaged power cord. 

4. 

To  prevent  problems  due  to magnetic  interference  and  electric  surge,  use  only  grounded  cables  and 

power outlets. 

5. 

If the  power  cord  is  connected, do  not touch the  power  unit.  If the  power  cord is connected,  electric 

current is still flowing internally even after the switch is turned OFF. 

6. 

Do not place a heavy object on top of the product. 

7. 

Do not drop a conductive object in the ventilation holes. 

8. 

Allot sufficient space for system cabling. 

9. 

Use only the parts indicated in the manual. Do not disassemble, repair, or modify the product without 

permission. 

10.  Incorrect system setup may cause malfunction. 
11.  Shut down the system normally as instructed in the manual. 

 

 

Safety Notes on the Lithium Battery 

1. 

Replace lithium batteries as instructed to avoid danger. 

2. 

Dispose used lithium batteries properly. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Blue DX6-504

Page 1: ...lowing conditions operating temperature of 5 C 40 C operating humidity of 10 80 2 Install the DVR in a safe place that is free from external vibration 3 Install the DVR in a well ventilated place 4 To protect the hard disk from data loss and breakdown install the DVR away from magnetic materials 5 When using a rack other than the standard one use a separate table with sufficient spacing i e 60cm f...

Page 2: ...2 Warning and Caution are indicated as follows Possible injury or product damage Risk of minor injury or product damage Cautions for the usage of the product Information for the usage of the product ...

Page 3: ...nd Connection 16 2 1 2 Kute EX SDI Installation and Connection 17 2 1 3 Lite Installation and Connection 20 2 1 4 Lite EX SDI Installation and Connection 23 2 1 5 Blue Installation and Connection 26 2 1 6 Deluxe Installation and Connection 27 Chapter 3 Operation and Setup 30 3 1 Kute series front panel 30 3 2 Lite series front panel 31 3 3 Blue series front panel 32 3 4 Deluxe series front panel 3...

Page 4: ... Realtime monitoring Recording Playback Backup Network Setup Upgrade USB2 0 Memory FAT 32 Network Video System NTSC PAL Config switch Video Input 4 BNC or 3 BNC 1 IPC 8 BNC 4 BNC Video Output 1 HD MI 1 VGA 1 BNC Audio Audio Input 1 RCA Audio Output HD MI RCA Video Recording Compression H 264 Recording Speed 1080p 15fps ch 720p 960H real time Resolution 1080p 720p 960H D1 2CIF CIF Event Motion Soun...

Page 5: ... E mail Event Popup Buzzer Remote CMS Front LED Display HD MI FHD XGA VGA FHD XGA TV SDTV 720x480 576 Mode 6 4 1 SEQ LIVE 6 4 1 P B 8 4 1 SEQ LIVE 8 4 1 P B 4 1 SEQ LIVE 4 1 P B External Interface PTZ RS485 Terminal Block ATM POS N A Storage Internal Device External Device 1 HDD ODD N A Feature DDNS DHCP UPNP Yes VMS RMS Windows Smartphone 3G 4G Android iPhone iPad Mac Viewer Apple Mac OS General ...

Page 6: ...p 960H D1 2CIF CIF Event Motion Sound Detection Recording Quality 5 Levels Audio Recording Compression G 711U Audio Sampling Rate 8KHz Network Network Connection Ethernet 10 100 1G Compression H 264 JPEG Speed Max 1080p 20fps Resolution Max 1080p Backup Backup Download USB2 0 Network Format Video clip rms avi JPEG still image Log list Setup data Alarm Pre Post Alarm 5sec 5sec 5min Alarm Action E m...

Page 7: ...ories are included Mouse Quick Setup Guide CD VMS User manual Power code 12V 2A Remote Controller B Type AAA 1 5V batteries 2ea Optional VMS RMS Windows Smartphone 3G 4G Android iPhone iPad Mac Viewer Apple Mac OS General Power Supply 12V 2A Consumption 24 Watts Dimension 260 x 45 x 240 mm ...

Page 8: ...els Audio Recording Compression G 711U Audio Sampling Rate 8KHz Network Network Connection 2 x Ethernet 10 100 1G Compression H 264 JPEG Speed Max 1080p 20fps Resolution Max 1080p Backup Backup Download USB2 0 Network Format Video clip rms avi JPEG still image Log list Setup data Alarm Pre Post Alarm 5sec 5sec 5min Alarm Action E mail Event Popup Buzzer PTZ Preset Relay Spot Remote CMS Input Outpu...

Page 9: ...wer Adaptor Code 4CH 12V 3 3A 8 16CH 12V 5A Screws for HDD installation Remote Controller A Type AAA 1 5V batteries 2ea Optional Features DDNS DHCP UPNP Yes VMS RMS Windows Smartphone 3G 4G Android iPhone iPad Mac Viewer Apple Mac OS General Power Supply 12V 5A 12V 3 3A 12V 3 3A Consumption 60 Watts 40 Watts 40 Watts Dimension 340 x 60 x 300 mm ...

Page 10: ...Audio Recording Compression G 711U Audio Sampling Rate 8KHz Network Network Connection Ethernet 10 100 1G Compression H 264 JPEG Speed Max 1080p 5fps Resolution Max 1080p Backup Backup Download USB2 0 Network Format Video clip rms avi JPEG still image Log list Setup data Alarm Pre Post Alarm 5sec 5sec 5min Alarm Action E mail Event Popup Buzzer PTZ Preset Relay Spot Remote CMS Input Output 4 1 NC ...

Page 11: ...Mouse Quick Setup Guide CD VMS User manual Power Adaptor Code 4 8CH 12V 3 3A 16CH 12V 5A Screws for HDD installation Remote Controller A Type AAA 1 5V batteries 2ea Optional Mac Viewer Apple Mac OS General Power Supply 12V 5A 12V 3 3A 12V 3 3A Consumption 60 Watts 40 Watts 40 Watts Dimension 340 x 60 x 300 mm ...

Page 12: ...U Audio Sampling Rate 8KHz Network Network Connection 2 x Ethernet 10 100 1G Compression H 264 JPEG Speed Max 1080p 20fps Resolution Max 1080p Backup Backup Download USB2 0 Network Format Video clip rms avi JPEG still image Log list Setup data Alarm Pre Post Alarm 5sec 5sec 5min Alarm Action E mail Event Popup Buzzer PTZ Preset Relay Spot Remote CMS Front LED Input Output 4 1 NC NO Display HD MI U...

Page 13: ...ries are included Mouse Quick Setup Guide CD VMS User manual Power Adaptor 12V 5A RACK Mount Handles Screws for HDD installation Remote Controller A Type AAA 1 5V batteries 2ea Optional Mac Viewer Apple Mac OS General Power Supply 12V 5A Consumption 60 Watts Dimension 430 x 86 x 270 mm ...

Page 14: ...io Sampling Rate 8KHz Network Network Connection 2 x Ethernet 10 100 1G Compression H 264 JPEG Speed Max 1080p 20fps Resolution Max 1080p Backup Backup Download USB2 0 Network Format Video clip rms avi JPEG still image Log list Setup data Alarm Pre Post Alarm 5sec 5sec 5min Alarm Action E mail Event Popup Buzzer PTZ Preset Relay Spot Remote CMS Front LED Input Output 16 4 NC NO Display HD MI UHD F...

Page 15: ...ing accessories are included Mouse Quick Setup Guide CD VMS User manual Power Code RACK Mount Handles Screws for HDD installation Remote Controller A Type AAA 1 5V batteries 2ea Optional General Power Supply AC 100 250V 50 60Hz Consumption 80 Watts Dimension 440 x 88 x 430 mm ...

Page 16: ...V camera BNC 2 AUDIO OUT Audio outpput Line out Speaker RCA 3 AUDIO IN Audio input Mic RCA 4 TV CCTV monitor connection CCTV Monitor BNC 5 VGA OUT VGA Monitor or LCD Monitor VGA Monitor D SUB 15P 6 HD MI HD MI output HD MI Monitor HD MI 7 Ethernet Ethernet 10 100 1G Base T LAN cable RJ 45 8 USB USB 2 0 USB Mouse Memory USB Type A 9 Terminal Block RS 485 PTZ Camera Terminal Block 10 CONFIG NTSC PAL...

Page 17: ...de to connect PTZ RS 485 camera Kute series supports one PTZ control PTZ Camera connection TRX TRX calbes from PTZ cameras can be input to the Termnial block No 1 2 You can see the compatibility list of PTZ camera from APPENDIX of this manual 2 1 2Kute EX SDI Installation and Connection Figure 3 Kute EX SDI 4CH Installation and Connection ...

Page 18: ...A 4 AUDIO OUT Audio output Line out Speaker RCA 5 VGA OUT VGA monitor or LCD monitor connection VGA Monitor D SUB 15P 6 HD MI HD MI output HD MI Monitor HD MI 7 Terminal Block1 SENSOR IN RELAY OUT Terminal Block 8 Ethernet Ethernet 10 100 1G Base T LAN Cable RJ 45 9 USB USB 2 0 USB Mouse Memory USB Type A 10 Terminal Block2 RS 485 PTZ Camera Terminal Block 11 CONFIG NTSC PAL FHD XGA DIP S W 2 pin ...

Page 19: ... from APPENDIX of this manual Sensor Relay POS A Sensor connection I Sensors can be input to the Terminal Block S1 S16 II It can be connected regardless of channel numbers B Relay connection I Relay can be input to the Terminal Block R1 R4 II Relay can be connected to the Alarm action devices like Siren or Light bar Please note that relay might be not working depending on the types In this case po...

Page 20: ...a BNC 4 e SATA External SATA e SATA e SATA 5 FHD SPOT SD SPOT FHD SPOT TVI interface SD SPOT CVBS interface TVI input device CVBS input device BNC 6 ETHERNET Ethernet 10 100 1G Base T UP CLIENT S W DOWN IP CAMERA LAN cable IP CAMERA RJ 45 7 VGA OUT VGA monitor or LCD monitor connection VGA monitor D SUB 15P 8 HD MI HD MI output HD MI monitor HD MI 9 Terminal Block RS 485 SENSOR IN RELAY OUT POS PT...

Page 21: ...POS features PTZ camera Keyboard Controller PTZ cameras can be input to the Termnial block No 4 5 6 GND You can see the compatibility list of PTZ camera from APPENDIX of this manual Keyboard Controller can be connected to the Terminal block No 2 3 PTZ might be not working perfectly if there is no connection for GND Sensor Relay POS Sensor and Relay type NC Normal Close Normal close and Event open ...

Page 22: ... connection I POS RS 232c can be input the Terminal Block No 1 Please note that relay might be not working depending on the types In this case power supply has to be connected to the relay NTSC PAL Setting Open the top case of DVR then change the setting with 2pin Jumper on the board NTSC PAL SELECT Direction JP2 The way of setting JUMPER OPEN NTSC JUMPER SHORT PAL Please don t change this setting...

Page 23: ... 1 4Lite EX SDI Installation and Connection Figure 10 Lite EX SDI 4CH Installation and Connection Figure 11 Lite EX SDI 8CH Installation and Connection Figure 12 Lite EX SDI 16CH Installation and Connection ...

Page 24: ...al Block RS 485 SENSOR IN RELAY OUT POS PTZ Camera Terminal Block 10 CONFIG RESOLUTION setting UHD FHD XGA SXGA DIP S W 2 pin 11 Power DC 12V Power Adapter DC Jack 12 SPOT Video output of the event signal channel CCTV Monitor RCA Config Switch Setting Switch 1 Switch 2 Terminal Block Figure 13 Lite Series Terminal Block Description This is Terminal Block loatced at the rear to control PTZ Sensor R...

Page 25: ...on I Relay can be input to the Terminal Block R1 II Relay can be connected to the Alarm action devices like Siren or Light bar C POS connection II POS RS 232c can be input the Terminal Block No 1 Please note that relay might be not working depending on the types In this case power supply has to be connected to the relay Sensor and Relay type NC Normal Close Normal close and Event open NO Normal Op...

Page 26: ...26 2 1 5Blue Installation and Connection To be updated soon ...

Page 27: ...e SATA External SATA e SATA e SATA 5 HD SPOT TVI video output SD HD TVI Input Device BNC 6 ETHERNET Ethernet 10 100 1G Base T UP CLIENT S W DOWN IP CAMERA LAN cable IP CAMERA RJ 45 7 VGA OUT VGA or LCD Monitor VGA Monitor D SUB 15P 8 HD MI HD MI Output HD MI Monitor HD MI 9 Terminal Block RS 485 SENSOR IN RELAY OUT POS PTZ Camera Terminal Block 10 CONFIG RESOLUTION Setting UHD FHD XGA SXGA DIP S W...

Page 28: ...control PTZ Sensor Relay and POS features PTZ camera Keyboard Controller A PTZ cameras can be input to the Termnial block No 4 5 6 GND You can see the compatibility list of PTZ camera from APPENDIX of this manual B Keyboard Controller can be connected to the Terminal block No 2 3 PTZ might be not working perfectly if there is no connection for GND Sensor Relay POS Sensor and Relay type NC Normal C...

Page 29: ...OS connection I POS RS 232c can be input the Terminal Block No 1 Please note that relay might be not working depending on the types In this case power supply has to be connected to the relay NTSC PAL Setting Open the top case of DVR then change the setting with 2pin Jumper on the board NTSC PAL SELECT Direction JP2 The way of setting JUMPER OPEN NTSC JUMPER SHORT PAL Please don t change this setti...

Page 30: ...asily by Front panel Remote controller Mouse 3 1Kute series front panel No Name Function 1 POWER LED System power LED 2 RECORD LED HDD status LED 3 ALARM LED Event or Motion LED 4 IR Sensor Remote controller receiving sensor 5 USB USB mouse USB memory stick ...

Page 31: ...odes 5 PLAY Backward Playback Rewind in the Playback Mode 6 Frame by Frame Playback frame by frame 7 PAUSE Pause in the Playback Mode 8 Reverse Frame by Frame Backward Playback frame by frame in the Playback Mode 9 Reverse Play Backward Playback Rewind in the Playback Mode 10 POWER LED System power LED 11 RECORD LED HDD recording LED 12 LABEL Badge space to be shown model number or brand 13 USB US...

Page 32: ...se in the Playback Mode Lock in the Monitoring Mode 11 Reverse Frame by Frame STATUS Backward Playback Frame by Frame in the Playback Mode View System Configuration in the Monitoring Mode 12 Reverse Play Fast Reverse RELAY Backward Playback Rewind in the Playback Mode Relay Control in the Monitoring Mode 13 SEARCH Search the recorded Image 14 BACKUP Save the recorded image at other media 15 CAPTUR...

Page 33: ...n the Playback Mode Relay Control in the Monitoring Mode Reverse Frame by Frame STATUS Backward Playback Frame by Frame in the Playback Mode View System Configuration in the Monitoring Mode Pause LOCK Pause in the Playback Mode Lock in the Monitoring Mode Forward Frame by Frame LOG Playback Frame by Frame in the Playback Mode System Log View in the Monitoring Mode Forward Play Fast Forward PLAY Pl...

Page 34: ...bers or channels ID Selection DVR ID System operation and setup button MENU Recording Schedule System setup ESC Exit the current menu or Move to the upper menu SEARCH Search for the recording data SELECT Select the category or execute sequence disply BACK UP Copy for recording data PTZ PTZ control MOVE Move from one category to another or change to the display mode ...

Page 35: ...se Other buttons Monitoring mode PLAY LOG LOCK INFO RELAY Setting up the remote controller ID Example in order to control DVR with ID 1 please set as same as below Press ID button press the number 0 and 1 press ID button again In order to control all of DVRs having different ID at the same time please set number 999 ...

Page 36: ...ing ESC Exit the current menu or Move to the upper menu PREV Backward by frame PAUSE Pause FORWARD Forward by frame BACKWARD Backward palyback PLAY Playback 3 6Mouse USB mouse point will be shown after connecting to the DVR Click on the right button Monitoring Mode Move from Play Mode to Monitoring Menu Pop up or remove Play Menu Show sub folder of the certain Menu window Click on the left button ...

Page 37: ...direction control Frame control Play Direction Control This is available in the playback mode Turning the jog right left plays forward reverse frame by frame Speed and Direction Control This is available in the playback mode Turning the jog right left plays forward reverse x1 x2 x4 x30 ...

Page 38: ...stalling HDD in order to reduce static electricity Static electricity may cause a malfunction of the product 3 After installing HDD Do not connect to power supply with the top case opened The top case must be covered before usage Step 2 2 Unscrew and separate the HDD bay from body 3 Screw the additional HDD bay to current HDD bay 4 Connect HDD to HDD connector on the main board directly without ca...

Page 39: ...ling HDD in order to reduce static electricity Static electricity may cause a malfunction of the product 3 After installing HDD Do not connect to power supply with the top case opened The top case must be covered before usage Step 2 2 Unscrew and separate the HDD bay from body 3 Screw the additional HDD bay to current HDD bay 4 Connect HDD to HDD connector on the main board directly without cable ...

Page 40: ... static electricity Static electricity may cause a malfunction of the product 3 After installing HDD Do not connect to power supply with the top case opened The top case must be covered before usage Step 2 2 Unscrew and separate the HDD bay from body Step 3 3 Screw the HDDs to the HDD bay Step 4 4 As per the photo Screw the HDD bay HDD and DVD to the top bay Step 5 5 Connect the power cable and da...

Page 41: ...ired before conducting HDD installation 2 After installing HDD Do not connect to power supply with the top case opened The top case must be covered before usage Step 2 2 Using a screw driver unscrew the fixing bolt of the top HDD bay and separate the top HDD bay from the body 3 Using a screw driver unscrew the fixing bolt of the bottom HDD bay and separate the bottom HDD bay from the body ...

Page 42: ... 5 Align screw holes and screw and fix HDD onto the top HDD bay 6 By reversing Step 2 combine both top and bottom HDD bay with the body 1 HDD power and data terminal should face the inner direction Step 4 7 Reassemble the top case by reversing 1 to finalizing HDD installation ...

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