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Color setting

You can adjust all settings from 0 to 100 for each channel in fine tune mode, and the default is 50.

From the left menu tree, select <

Camera

>.

Click <

Color

>.

Make your changes as necessary in details.

For more information, refer to “

COLOR

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Click <

Ok

>.

Your changes will be saved.

Motion setting

You can specify the motion detection area, and specify the use of the alarm output if a motion is detected.
If a detection area is specified, the system will detect a motion in that area if it occurs.

From the left menu tree, select <

Camera

>.

Click <

Motion

>.

Click a motion area and drag it up to a desired point. The
selected cells will turn in a different color, which will be
specified as a detection area.

For more information, refer to “

MOTION SENSOR

”. (Page 31)

Click <

Ok

>.

Your changes will be saved.

OSD setting

You can change the display information.

From the left menu tree, select <

Display

>.

Click <

OSD

>.

Make your changes as necessary in details.

For more information, refer to “

OSD

”. (Page 32)

Click <

Ok

>.

Your changes will be saved.

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Summary of Contents for SDE-120N

Page 1: ...4 CHANNEL DVR User Manual SDE 120N SDE 3000N SDE 3001N SDE 3170P SDE 3002 SDE 3002P Lo Call 1890 866 900 www cctvireland ie ...

Page 2: ...el or a combination of them to perform freeze fast playback backward playback as well as monitoring an event of detection such as time motion and alarm It provides various recording modes including continuous motion and alarm recordings Supports DDNS use dynamic IP as like static IP USB Back Up Separate resolution settings for each channel Separate motion area settings for each channel Supports a ...

Page 3: ...rovided for your safety if the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or tab...

Page 4: ...era may cause personal injury Do not place conductive objects e g screwdrivers coins metal parts etc or containers filled with water on top of the camera Doing so may cause personal injury due to fire electric shock or falling objects Do not install the unit in humid dusty or sooty locations Doing so may cause fire or electric shock If any unusual smells or smoke come from the unit stop using the ...

Page 5: ... good ventilation Avoid aiming the camera directly towards extremely bright objects such as sun as this may damage the CCD image sensor Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus The Mains plug is used as a disconnect device and shall stay readily operable at any time When using the camera outdoors moist...

Page 6: ...eration or taking not permitted actions may cause damage to the hard drive or the product Also it can cause a dysfunction to the hard disk while using the product Please turn off the power using the Remote Controller or Mouse After entering password in the pop up menu you can turn off the power switch You may want to install a UPS system for safe operation in order to prevent damage caused by an u...

Page 7: ...n which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Package Contents Please unwrap the product and place the product on a flat place or in the place to be installed Please check the following contents are included in addition to the main unit SOC A100 P SOC A101 P User Manual Quick Guide Network Setup Guide CD Camera Bracket Ethernet Cable Mini Din Cable 4EA Mouse...

Page 8: ...ker Mouse and Power Cable 16 Connecting the Alarm I O 17 Network Connection GETTING STARTED 19 19 Starting the System 19 Log On 20 Log In 20 Log Off 20 Power Off LIVE 21 21 Live Screen Configuration 22 View the Launcher Menu 23 Display 23 Record 24 Playback 24 Playback Screen DVR SETUP 25 25 Before Starting Setting Up 25 System Setup 26 System 29 Camera 32 Display 35 Sound 36 User 38 Network 42 Ev...

Page 9: ...ch Viewer 62 Search by Time 62 Search by Event 63 Setup 69 Information 70 Using the iPhone APPENDIX 71 71 Camera Specification 72 Product Specification SDE 120N SDE 3000N SDE 3001N 74 Product Specification SDE 3170P SDE 3002P SDE 3002 76 Open Source License Report on the Product Lo Call 1890 866 900 www cctvireland ie ...

Page 10: ...ill operate as Book mark Reverse button during playback Speed Playback Used for quick forward playback Used for quick backward playback Freeze Freezes the screen or resumes playing Return Used to move one level up in the menu screen LED NETWORK Displays both network connection and data transfer status REC Flashes while the recording is in progress ALARM Flashes if an event occurs POWER Displays th...

Page 11: ... external memory device and to connect USB memory c CAMERA IN 1 4 Connector linked to the Port DIY CAMERA VIDEO IN Composite video signal input port BNC type port VIDEO OUT Composite video signal output port BNC type port AUDIO IN Audio signal input port RCA jack AUDIO OUT Audio signal output port RCA jack VGA OUT Video output port for video output to a VGA monitor ALARM IN Alarm input port RELAY ...

Page 12: ...d channel is displayed in full screen MENU You will see various menu items including settings search and backup Directions Used to move between menu items in searching for or playing recorded video BACKUP Switches to backup mode ID Sets the ID Select 2 digits from 0 9 while pressing the ID Key RETURN Cancels the setting and moves to the previous screen ENTER Selects a menu item or applies your set...

Page 13: ...mber specified using the remote control no other button than the ID buttons will operate DIY CAMERA Equipped with the IR LED and the illumination sensor enables you to monitor at night as well as in daytime You can also use it indoors as well since it is designed for outdoor use Part Names Name Description Camera Fitting Groove Groove that is used to fit the camera bracket There exist two grooves ...

Page 14: ...ace the camera on the selected position and fit the hole either on the top or the bottom of the camera into the fixing bolt of the bracket and turn the camera clockwise CAMERA BRACKET The camera bracket can be used to install the camera on the wall ceiling or shelf Camera Bracket Speciﬁcation Name Description Use Indoor Installation Wall or Ceiling Dimensions 57 W 47 2 H 100 5 L mm 2 25 W 1 86 H 3...

Page 15: ... the camera to target the video location and tighten the camera bracket handle on the camera bracket Install the camera on to the male screw of the camera bracket by rotating the camera in clockwise Loosen the handle by turning it in counter clockwise direction and then adjust the camera position Tighten the handle turning it clockwise and lock the camera in position Connect the camera cable to th...

Page 16: ... to the alarm input port and connect the other to the G port Connecting the alarm output signal Connection port for the alarm output signal NO Normal Open Sensor is open in normal condition it generates alarm if the sensor is closed COM Connect the grounding cable NC Normal Close Sensor is closed in normal condition it generates alarm if the sensor is open by interruption connecting with other dev...

Page 17: ...t the network port on the rear DVR panel to the router or hub Connect the network port on the local PC to the router or hub Enter IP ADDRESS WEB SERVER PORT for the DVR on the local PC The Web Viewer screen of the DVR appears For more information refer to Network Connection and Settings Page 40 1 2 3 M DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER POWER ALARM REC NETWORK DISPLAY SEARCH MENU Local PC 1 IP Router or HUB D...

Page 18: ...et device to use such as a PC and a DVR or several DVRs you must use an IP Router different from a simple Network Hub You must set up the Router to work with the DVR and you must use a network capable PC within The local Router network to do the setup If you are using an existing Router which is already set up you may not need to redo the basic setup of the Router again but it is highly recommende...

Page 19: ...VR you must log on after the system started You must log on before you can use the features of the DVR Select a user account that you want to log on with Enter the password The default user is admin and password is 4321 1 2 1 2 admin USER ID PASSWORD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z _ a ENTER CANCEL LOG ON Lo Call 1890 866 900 www cctvireland ie ...

Page 20: ...om other users Press the button on the launcher menu or press the POWER button on the remote control Press the LOG OFF button It automatically logs off POWER OFF You can shut down the system only if you have logged in to the DVR Press the button on the launcher menu or press the POWER button on the remote control Press the POWER OFF button Enter the password and press the ENTER button Turn off the...

Page 21: ... the name of the camera b Recording Modes C C Indicates continuous recording A A Indicates alarm recording M M Indicates motion detection recording I I Indicates instant recording c Launcher Menu Displays the current time menu and status ow MENU BACKUP SEARCH DISP REC b c Lo Call 1890 866 900 www cctvireland ie ...

Page 22: ...TIMEOUT Page 32 Name Description Logout Power off The logout or power off dialog appears b Date Time Displays the current time c MENU Displays the system record setup menu window appears BACKUP Accesses the backup screen SEARCH Accesses the search screen DISP Displays a dialog to switch between split mode and sequence REC Starts the manual recording Network Status Indicates the Web Viewer connecti...

Page 23: ...to Single while transition You can adjust the screen transition interval in SYSTEM SETUP DISPLAY MONITOR SEQUENCE DWELL Page 33 You can also add a sequence using the same menu RECORD In addition to the existing recording you can proceed with recording directly in Live mode Press the REC button from the Launcher menu or press the REC on the remote control This can be done by right clicking any area...

Page 24: ...EN You can adjust the play speed of the instant recording screen that is currently played 2010 01 01 10 28 02 Shows the playback time Plays backward in the following speed X2 X4 X8 X16 X32 X64 Reduces the speed in forward playback Plays backward Pauses playing temporarily Plays forward Plays forward in the following speed X2 X4 X8 X16 X32 X64 Reduces the speed in backward playback Closes the playb...

Page 25: ...ng and press ENTER before your change can be applied To return to the previous menu press the RETURN menu The player will return to the previous menu without saving your changes SYSTEM SETUP You can configure the System menu settings to your preference To start the SYSTEM SETUP Press the MENU button on the remote control or press the MENU button on the launcher menu The SETUP menu screen appears U...

Page 26: ...SYNC button while connected to Internet the time will be set from the time server If the player has an existing recording data in the same time schedule you are prompted to delete it Please check the followings if NTP does not work properly IP ADDRESS GATEWAY SUBNET MASK 1st DNS SERVER 2nd DNS SERVER of IP SETUP in NETWORK menu TIME ZONE SETUP Set the GMT standard time of your area D S T Turn on o...

Page 27: ...TEM DATA Save the system setup data or import the system information of other device SAVE Stores the setting information of the DVR into the storage device Connect the storage device to the USB port of the system LOAD Applies the setting information in the storage device to the DVR Connect the device to store the system data to the USB port PASSWORD Turns on or off the popup of the LOG IN dialog i...

Page 28: ...d Press the CLOSE button to display the confirmation dialog and return to the previous menu 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 1 2 3 4 DEV CANCEL APPLY CLOSE SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROLLER ID 0 DATE TIME SYSTEM MANAGEMENT REMOTE CONTROLLER SYSTEM ID SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEM NAME FIRMWARE UPDATE CANCEL APPLY CLOSE SYSTEM DATE TIME SYSTEM MANAGEMENT REMOTE CONTROLLER ON FACTORY DEFAULT SYSTEM DATA PASSWORD LOAD NETWORK S...

Page 29: ...the ID password and camera name you can use the cursor or the remote control Use the direction buttons on the remote control to move to a desired item and press the ENTER button Or simply double click a desired item Use the direction button to move to a desired character and press the ENTER button or simply click the character Selecting will switch the selected character to the lower case Selectin...

Page 30: ... the ENTER button Use the direction buttons to move to a desired item of the camera channel to adjust its color and press the ENTER button The color adjustment menu appears Use the up down button in the bottom right corner to select a channel that you want to adjust the color of Select an item and use the numeric values to adjust the color option values BRIGHTNESS Adjusts the brightness of the mon...

Page 31: ...ve the cursor to the selected area Click the yellow cell again The yellow rectangle will disappear with the motion area deselected To select deselect all Right click any area or press the RETURN button on the remote control From the context menu that pops up select a desired item SELECT ALL Selects all areas DESELECT ALL Deselects all areas CANCEL Cancels your settings SAVE EXIT Saves your setting...

Page 32: ...lay the motion event in the motion sensor area when it occurs MOTION COLOR Select a color of a detected motion that is displayed on the screen LANGUAGE Select a menu language When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom Your settings will be applied Press the CLOSE button to display the confirmation dialog and return to the previous menu MONITOR You can specify the items a...

Page 33: ...itch to a split mode for the display When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom Your settings will be applied Press the CLOSE button to display the confirmation dialog and return to the previous menu SEQUENCE You can select a split mode of the sequence and add or adjust the sequence dwell time Using the mouse may help easy setup ADDING SEQUENCE Use the direction buttons ...

Page 34: ...ve to a desired item and press the ENTER button to set the value SEQUENCE TITLE Select the TITLE input box ACTIVATION Set to perform the sequence MODIFY You can change the sequence mode setting For setting the sequence mode refer to ADDING SEQUENCE Page 33 DELETE Deletes the selected sequence list CANCEL Cancels your changes When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom You...

Page 35: ...When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom Your settings will be applied Press the CLOSE button to display the confirmation dialog and return to the previous menu BUZZER You can use the remote control to activate the buzzer Using the mouse may help easy setup Use the direction buttons to move to BUZZER in the left corner of the SOUND setup screen and press the ENTER butt...

Page 36: ...ormation for the user to add USER ID Enter the user ID PASSWORD Enter the password GROUP Select a group where the user belongs from MANAGER and USER E MAIL Enter the email address at which you will be notified that an event occurs E MAIL NOTI You can select to receive the email notification when an event occurs When done press the OK button The added user account will be listed When your settings ...

Page 37: ...asy setup Use the direction buttons to move to USER AUTHORITY in the left corner of the USER setup screen and press the ENTER button Select all the menu items that a user can access with the MANAGER or USER account by checking the applicable checkboxes When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom Your settings will be applied Press the CLOSE button to display the confirmat...

Page 38: ...es a port used when the remote management software program accesses the DVR WEB SERVER PORT Indicates a port used to connect to the DVR using the web browser AUTO PORT Registers connectable address from outside to DDNS HOST NAME automatically DELETE PORT Unblock registered port forwarding status PORT TEST Check the current RTSP PORT HTTP PORT status by itself whether it is connectable DDNS HOST NA...

Page 39: ...alog and return to the previous menu 1 2 1 2 3 4 IP SETUP DDNS E MAIL CANCEL APPLY CLOSE NETWORK HELP DDNS DDNS SERVER ON websamsung net TEST IP SETUP DDNS E MAIL NETWORK CANCEL APPLY CLOSE HELP DHCP When enabled the DVR will obtain an IP address automatically if connected to a DHCP server or router WEB SERVICE When enabled allows remote connections using internet Explorer or other web browsers IP...

Page 40: ... the sender FROM Provide the sender email that will be displayed in the email notice TEST E MAIL Sends a test email to check if the current setting can send emails normally When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom Your settings will be applied Press the CLOSE button to display the confirmation dialog and return to the previous menu Network Connection and Settings Accor...

Page 41: ...perties from the Network Connection on the local PC Ex IP 192 168 0 200 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 0 1 Provide the IP router address to display the login dialog where you enter the router ID and password Access the DHCP setup menu to switch the router mode to DHCP server mode and provide the start address and the end one Enter the start 192 168 0 100 and the end 192 168 0 200 addres...

Page 42: ...t the port forwarding for the router The DVR will use RTSP SERVICE PORT and WEB SERVER PORT for this purpose You must set the port forwarding for both ports For more information refer to Network Setup Guide that comes with the DVR To check the connection status Provide the IP address for the local PC or remote PC When the login dialog appears and prompts you to enter the ID and password this means...

Page 43: ...LE If the alarm sensor is set to ENABLE and you have set to perform recording if an alarm occurs the Live screen displays the alarm recording standby mode Page 49 TYPE Specify the sensor type N O Normal Open The sensor stays open at all times while the alarm operates if the sensor is closed N C Normal Close The sensor stays closed at all times while the alarm operates if the sensor is open TEXT To...

Page 44: ...g and return to the previous menu BUZZER OUT You can specify the alarm input channel and the event conditions for the buzzer Using the mouse may help easy setup Use the direction buttons to move to BUZZER OUT in the left corner of the EVENT SENSOR setup screen and press the ENTER button Use direction buttons to move to a desired item and press the ENTER button to set the value OPERATION Set the op...

Page 45: ... the notification of a HDD event if it occurs BOOTING EVENT Turn on or off the notification of an email when the system boots SNAPSHOT NOTI Specify the sending of the snapshot when an event occurs ALARM VIDEO LOSS MOTION Set the event notification for each channel if an event occurs such as alarm video loss or motion detection FREQUENCY Set the notification interval for events occurred A photo tak...

Page 46: ...RITE If set to ON recording will proceed by overwriting the existing data even if the size of the recording data exceeds the HDD capacity If set to OFF and the HDD is full the DVR stops recording and sounds the buzzer or alarm that is set to operate in EVENT SENSOR Page 42 A message of DISK FULL is displayed on the screen FORMAT Format the hard disk drive Press the START button You will see the al...

Page 47: ...ss the ENTER button to set the value SCHEDULE MODE Specify the schedule mode The specified schedule mode will be applied to Continuous Motion Record and Alarm Record PRE EVENT RECORDING TIME Specify the pre event recording time that will be applied if an event occurs Recording will start before the specified time if an event occurs POST EVENT RECORDING TIME Specify the end recording time that will...

Page 48: ...ed When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom Your settings will be applied To set the record mode You can specify the record mode for each channel or time range From the CONTINUOUS MOTION RECORDING menu screen select ACTIVATION Your change to the recording size will be applied to the time bar Drag the cell that you want to adjust the size or use the direction buttons on...

Page 49: ...ize adjustment window appears Use direction buttons to move to a desired item and press the ENTER button to set the value SIZE Set the recording resolution FPS Set the frame rate per second QUALITY Set the recording quality Select one from LOW STANDARD HIGH HIGHEST The recordable time may differ depending on the recording quality AUDIO Select whether to include audio input to the recording ALARM S...

Page 50: ... include audio input to the recording Remaining Rate If you change the settings of the resolution and the remaining rate the frame rate available for each resolution will be recalculated When the size adjustment is done press the OK button When your settings are completed press the APPLY button on the bottom Your settings will be applied Press the CLOSE button to display the confirmation dialog an...

Page 51: ...ata FROM Specify the backup start time TO Specify the backup end time LOG If you want to receive the system log file check the log item and proceed with the query session CODEC Before you can play the backup data properly with Media Player check the item that you want to play and download the codec as well Check before proceeding with the query session PAL Only If D S T set to ON you can see overl...

Page 52: ...elect a backup data item in the list To check the data information press the INFORMATION button Select DELETE if you want to delete data and select WRITE if you want to save the data Press CLOSE to exit the backup 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 NEW BACKUP RESERVED DATA MANAGEMENT BACKUP AVI BACKUP LIST BACKUP DATE BACKUP TAG WRITTEN SIZE INFORMATION DELETE WRITE CLOSE NEW BACKUP RESERVED DATA MANAGEMENT BACKUP RES...

Page 53: ...rch bar Playback Select a data item to play Press the PLAY button on the bottom The data item will be played Use the lower play bar to adjust the speed or switch the play mode It will turn orange when you place the cursor over it Each time you right click it the screen mode will switch to 1 p 4 split mode in sequence Click it to return to the Single mode and click it again to move to the next chan...

Page 54: ... items with the most recent one on the top FARTHEST Displays the list items with the oldest one on the top PAGE LEFT Moves to the leftmost of the log list PAGE RIGHT Moves to the rightmost of the log list Use the direction buttons to move to a search item or simply double click it The selected data item will be played For using the play button bar refer to Playback Page 53 1 2 3 4 M SEARCH BY TIME...

Page 55: ...hardware and operating system requirements needed to run the Web Viewer OS Windows XP Professional Windows Vista Home Basic Premium Windows 7 Web Browser Internet Explorer 5 5 or higher CPU Intel Pentium 2 0 GHz Memory 512 MB Monitor High Color 16 bit 1024 768 HDD 50 MB Installation space required Additional HDD space required for recording Recorded file size will vary depending on recording quali...

Page 56: ... of the MAC address which you can check in SYSTEM SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INFORMATION Page 27 As the administrator you should provide the admin ID and the password As a registered user you should provide the user ID and the password Click Install ActiveX Control Click Install When you see the Security Alert popup due to the Windows firewall function click Unblock to access the Web Viewer 1 M 2 3 ...

Page 57: ...Next when IMM4 Codec Setup Wizard appears Click Install Click Finish to exit setup The installation is completed You will see the main screen of the Live Viewer 6 7 8 9 WEB VIEWER Lo Call 1890 866 900 www cctvireland ie ...

Page 58: ... Single 4 split mode Status Indicates the status of each channel Log Shows the log Reload loads the DVR information again Refresh Time Specify the refresh time Capture Image Captures the selected screen ActiveX Setting Specify the saving path of the recorded or captured screen Print Prints out the current screen Save Saves the Live video that is displayed on the screen Channel Selection Select a c...

Page 59: ...es Click the mode switch buttons to switch the screen mode as follows To record video Click The video of the selected channel will be saved in the default saving path of the PC Click ActiveX Setting to display the Settings menu where you can change the default path To print the screen You can print out the Live screen that is currently displayed Click When the Print dialog appears click OK M 1 2 M...

Page 60: ...y Render and Path for the video or the screen to capture To change the saving path click Save Folder and specify a new path In Windows Vista you can not change the file path Click Save Your changes will be saved To view the status Click the Status tab on the bottom You can check the event occurrence status on each channel of the connected DVR To view the log Click the Log tab on the bottom You can...

Page 61: ...ns used to control the playback screen Split Screen Switches the screen mode to Single or 4 split mode For more information refer to Live Viewer At a Glance Date Time Select a time range to play Record Properties Set the recording properties as necessary Timeline Shows the playback channel time range and recording properties which you can change Backup Backs up the current video Play Plays the vid...

Page 62: ...to adjust the play direction and speed as necessary For more information about the play bar refer to Playback Screen Page 24 SEARCH BY EVENT You can search for recording data in the DVR by sorting them by the event Select an event to search by clicking the checkbox Specify the time range in Period Specify the display sequence of the items found Nearest Displays the most recent event on the top Far...

Page 63: ...ed menu item c Details Detailed information of the selected menu item Ok Cancel Saves or cancels your settings Camera Setting You can configure the settings of the camera that is connected to the DVR From the left menu tree select Camera Make your changes as necessary in details For more information refer to CAMERA Page 29 Click Ok Your changes will be saved 1 2 3 WEB VIEWER b c Lo Call 1890 866 9...

Page 64: ... area is specified the system will detect a motion in that area if it occurs From the left menu tree select Camera Click Motion Click a motion area and drag it up to a desired point The selected cells will turn in a different color which will be specified as a detection area For more information refer to MOTION SENSOR Page 31 Click Ok Your changes will be saved OSD setting You can change the displ...

Page 65: ... information refer to AUDIO and BUZZER Page 35 Click Ok Your changes will be saved Date Time setting From the left menu tree select System Make your changes as necessary in details For more information refer to DATE TIME Page 26 Click Ok Your changes will be saved Management setting From the left menu tree select System Click Management Check the system information in System Information Setting Fo...

Page 66: ...refer to RECORDING OPERATION Page 47 Click Ok Your changes will be saved Continuous Motion Recording Setting From the left menu tree select Record Click Continuous Motion Make your changes as necessary in details For more information refer to CONTINUOUS MOTION RECORDING Page 48 Click Ok Your changes will be saved Alarm Recording Setting From the left menu tree select Record Click Alarm Make your c...

Page 67: ... left menu tree select User Click Management Make your changes as necessary in details For more information refer to USER MANAGEMENT Page 36 Click Ok Your changes will be saved User Authority Setting From the left menu tree select User Click Authority Make your changes as necessary in details For more information refer to USER AUTHORITY Page 37 Click Ok Your changes will be saved 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1...

Page 68: ... details For more information refer to E MAIL Page 40 Click Ok Your changes will be saved HDD Event Setting From the left menu tree select Sensor Click HDD Event Make your changes as necessary in details For more information refer to HDD EVENT Page 42 Click Ok Your changes will be saved Alarm Input Setting From the left menu tree select Sensor Click Alarm Input Make your changes as necessary in de...

Page 69: ...as necessary in details For more information refer to BUZZER OUT Page 44 Click Ok Your changes will be saved E mail notification setting From the left menu tree select Sensor Click E mail Notification Make your changes as necessary in details For more information refer to E MAIL NOTIFICATION Page 45 Click Ok Your changes will be saved INFORMATION Click the Information tab to display the DVR model ...

Page 70: ... IP Address Port No Default 8080 Ex http f05bb96 websamsung net 8080 Enter the User name and Password then user can see the Image Default ID admin PW 4321 Touch Refresh button to get the image 1 2 3 4 CH select Frame Rate Manual Max 2 1 0 5 0 3 0 1 In choosing Manual it updates picture DVR Information Lo Call 1890 866 900 www cctvireland ie ...

Page 71: ...tical 59 94Hz Horizental 15 625Hz Vertical 50Hz Weather Resist IP66 Synchronization INT Resolution 600TVL S N Ratio 52db Color Temperature ATW Signal Output Composite Video MINI DIN TYPE JACK Lens Focal Length 3 8mm Aperture f 2 0 Light Condition Light Sensor Auto X Light Sensor Auto X DNR O Body Metal IR LED 30 EA X 30 EA X Physical Size L W H 100 67 64 Weight 413g 396g 413g 396g appendix APPENDI...

Page 72: ...upport Rec Play Search Video Codec H 264 Base profile Audio Codec G 711 64kbps Video REC PB Speed NTSC 120ips 352 240 60ips 704 240 30ips 704 480 PAL 100ips 352 288 50ips 704 288 25ips 704 576 Rec Quality Level Highest High Standard Low Performance Pentaplex Live Playback Recording Network Smart Phone of Video Record 4CH REC Mode Continuous REC Schedule REC Alarm REC Motion REC Time Laps REC NTSC ...

Page 73: ...sutment GMT Time Zone DST NTP Support Other Functions Other Functions S W upgrade USB memory Network Live Network monitoring without HDD Support multi language NTSC ENGLISH FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL PAL ENGLISH FRANÇAIS DEUTSCH ESPAÑOL ITALIANO TÜRK РУССКИЙ SVENSKA ČESKÝ E MAIL JPEG Alarm Motion Video Loss Control Mouse Support USB Front Key Support Remote Control Support Mechanical Set Weight 1 88Kg 1 88K...

Page 74: ... Pop up Yes Rec Play Search Video Codec H 264 Base profile Audio Codec G 711 64kbps Video REC PB Speed NTSC 120ips 352 240 60ips 704 240 30ips 704 480 PAL 100ips 352 288 50ips 704 288 20ips 704 576 Rec Quality Level Highest High Standard Low Performance Pentaplex Live Playback Recording Network Smart Phone of Video Record 4CH REC Mode Continuous REC Schedule REC Alarm REC Motion REC Time Laps REC ...

Page 75: ...me Zone DST NTP Support Other Functions Other Functions S W upgrade USB memory Network Live Network monitoring without HDD Support multi language NTSC ENGLISH FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL PAL ENGLISH FRANÇAIS DEUTSCH ESPAÑOL ITALIANO TÜRK РУССКИЙ SVENSKA ČESKÝ E MAIL JPEG Alarm Motion Video Loss Control Mouse Support USB Front Key Support Remote Control Support Mechanical Set Weight 1 88Kg Dimensions W x H x ...

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