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English-3-2

Chapter 3: Part names and Features

3-1) Monitor Front Panel Key Function and Operation

KEY

CH1,CH2,CH3,

CH4,CH5,CH6,

CH7,CH8

TALK

VOLUME

ZOOM/A.RESET

FEATURE

Pressing a CH key during LIVE/PB (Live playback) will switch the

screen to SINGLE MODE and the CH screen becomes FULL

SCREEN DISPLAY.

(1) OFF status: Audio signal input to camera microphone comes out

from monitor speaker.

(2) ON status: Monitor Speaker Output OFF, audio signal input to
Monitor Microphone comes out from the selected camera speaker.

: VOL +/- (Volume Adjustment: 0 ~ 100)

ZOOM: Press the ZOOM button in single screen to see 2X (enlarged) screen.
Move to the desired location on the screen using up/down, left/right

key while ZOOM is activated, then press the ENTER button to

enlarged the picture 2X.
ALARM RESET: Changes from the zoom key to the alarm reset key

when the alarm goes off.

Note

Summary of Contents for SMO-210DN

Page 1: ...EZ View Kit Remote MonitoringVideo Surveillance SYSTEM SMO 210DN User Guide ...

Page 2: ...to your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachment accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the ap...

Page 3: ...he exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance Warning To Prevent Fire or Shock Hazard Do Not Expose This Monitor To Rain or Moisture English iii CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PAR...

Page 4: ...tructions should be retained for future reference 3 Heed Warnings All warnings on the monitor and in the operating instructions should be adhered to 4 Follow Instructions All operating and user instructions should be followed 5 Cleaning Unplug this monitor from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning 6 Attachments Do not use atta...

Page 5: ...n installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or Samsung s instructions have been adhered to 10 Power Sources This monitor should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the making label If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your installation site consult your Samsung dealer or local power company 11 Grounding or Polarization For m...

Page 6: ...ening or removing cover may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 17 Damage Requiring Service Unplug this monitor from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions a When the power supply cord or plug is damaged b If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the monitor c If...

Page 7: ...l device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules and ICES 003 of Industry Canada These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates audio frequencies and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Opera...

Page 8: ...use harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Changes or modificati...

Page 9: ...ence Causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil numéique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du Canada Warning This is a class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in ...

Page 10: ... configuration 2 19 2 8 Total System Configuration 2 20 2 9 Local System Configuration 2 21 2 10 Attaching Detaching HDD 2 22 Chapter 3 Part names and Features 3 1 Monitor Front Panel Key Function and Operation 3 2 3 2 Introduction to the Remote Controller 3 5 Chapter 4 Basic Use 4 1 Power On 4 2 4 2 Recognition of Input video signal 4 3 4 3 Basic screen 4 4 Chapter 5 Setup Menu 5 1 CLOCK DISPLAY ...

Page 11: ...Menu 8 12 8 3 1 System Configuration Menu 8 14 8 3 2 Network Configuration Menu 8 20 8 3 3 Utilities 8 27 Chapter 9 Functions 9 1 FREEZE KEY 9 2 9 2 ZOOM MODE DISPLAY 9 2 9 3 PIP MODE DISPLAY 9 3 9 4 SINGLE SCREEN DISPLAY 9 4 9 5 QUAD MODE DISPLAY 9 5 9 6 AUTO SEQUENTIAL DISPLAY MODE 9 6 9 7 LIVE PB TRIPLEX KEY 9 7 9 8 VOLUME KEY 9 7 Chapter 10 Product Specifications 10 1 SOC C120 Standard Camera ...

Page 12: ...Memo ...

Page 13: ...Chapter 1 Overview ...

Page 14: ...ecifications of video and audio compression to compress save and transfer video You may search according to time date camera and event Real time remote monitoring is available and so are search and archive 2 Features 3 modes of recorded image quality adjustment HIGH NORMAL LOW Various adjustments for the number of recorded fields per second NTSC 1 IPS MAX 60 IPS Recording of video image up to the ...

Page 15: ...Chapter 2 System Components and Installation ...

Page 16: ...due to environmental causes There are high voltage parts inside Do not open the cover Install the product in a place that meets the following environmental conditions Be sure to maintain the system under the temperatures and humidity conditions given below Operating temperature 0 F 104 F Storage temperature 4 F 140 F Operating humidity 20 85 RH Storage humidity 20 95 RH Input voltage AC 120V Power...

Page 17: ...ERA Corner Mount BRACKET CAMERA CABLE INSTALLATION MANUAL POWER CORD SENSOR CONNECTOR ETHERNET CABLE REMOTE CONTROLLER MODEL SMO 210DN SOC C120 SOC D120 SOC P120 SBR 110S MCB 60 DESCRIPTION 21 FLAT CRT MONITOR WR Standard Camera DOME Camera PIR Camera STAND TYPE BRACKET BRACKETFORPIRCAMERA 6PIN SHIELD CABLE Q ty 1 2 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 2 1 1 NOTE Tapping Screw 6 Tapping Screw 4 60ft 1ft 0 3048m 6ft 1ft ...

Page 18: ...cinity of the camera location and transmitting to the monitor c Camera fitting groove Enables the camera to be fixed onto the bracket You may install it either above or below the camera if necessary d 6 pin modular jack Used to connect the camera to the monitor e SENSOR jack Used to connect the sensor to the camera f Speaker Outputs the sound signal English 2 4 PIN NUMBER SPEC SPEAKER HOT VIDEO_OU...

Page 19: ...BR 110S Choose an installation site that can sufficiently support the weight of the equipment to be installed Attach the camera mount bracket to the wall or ceiling using the supplied three screws M4 X L15 Adjust the camera to target the video location and tighten the bracket handle on the camera mount bracket 4x15 sized screws wall or ceiling ...

Page 20: ... W X 1 86 H X 3 95 L inches Weight 0 29 Ibs Operating Temperature 32 F 104 F 3 Accessories SCREW M4 X L15 3 pcs 4 Installation Explains the installation of CAMERA MOUNT BRACKET installation as well as installation of the camera onto the CAMERA MOUNT BRACKET Choose an installation site that can sufficiently support the weight of the equipment to be installed Attach the camera mount bracket to the w...

Page 21: ...nstall the camera on to the male screw of the Camera Mount Bracket by rotating the camera in clockwise Loosen the handle by turning it in a 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 the camera Handle ...

Page 22: ...he MONITOR using the CAMERA CABLE MCB 60 as shown in the figure below Connection status checking method Turn on the monitor after connecting cameras and check if camera image is displayed The monitor s initial screen mode is quad In the monitor and the camera are not connected properly OSD L LOSS will be displayed on screen ...

Page 23: ...st and dirt b Lens Assembly c Camera Frame Supports the camera d Dome Cover Clear plastic cover that protects the camera Take care not to scratch the cover e 6Pin modular jack Used to connect the monitor PIN NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 SPEC N C VIDEO_OUT GND N C N C 12V DC Fixed Dome Camera does not have a speaker so the alam and audio features are not supproted a e c d b ...

Page 24: ...tap screws Adjust the video location by swiveling the camera Lens assembly up and down and adjust the focus by turning the lens clockwise and counter clockwise Caution When removing or closing the dome cover do not get dirt or dust on the cover Wall or ceiling Main body Screw Driver Tab screw Adjust the image upward or downward Adjust focus by turning left or right Wall or ceiling ...

Page 25: ...d focusing lens for increasing the sensitivity of the built in PIR sensor 6 pin modular jack Used to connect the camera to the monitor PIN NUMBER SPEC SPEAKER HOT VIDEO_OUT GND SPEAKER COLD AUDIO_OUT ALARM_OUT 18V DC PIN Power Input Back Up Relay Output 350V 130mA SPEC DC 12 Volts Ground Not Used COM N C 5 4 3 2 1 3 5 4 1 2 Top Bottom Sensor Detection Angle Area 1 Vertical Detection Line Please co...

Page 26: ...iation projected by warm objects Microphone Capable of picking up all sound in the vicinity of the camera location and transmitting to the monitor Electronic Relay Output power is 350V 130mA 8 6 7 9 ON OFF PIN Function Sensor Sensitivity On On Low On Off Normal Off On Normal Off Off High Alarm LED On Off Sensor On Sensor On Off Inside ...

Page 27: ...oing so may damage the internal assembly 3 Place the case rear over the installation site and mark screw holes with a pencil indicated by the circles in the illustration Drill a pilot hole for each pencil mark 0 2 inch in diameter and at least 1 38 inch in depth and then fully insert the supplied plastic anchors HUD 5 into them 4 Connect the Camera connector RJ 11 cable to the case rear as well as...

Page 28: ...in the illustration counterclockwise slightly The lens body will move 2 Tilt the lens body down about 10 from the horizontal and then turn the screw clockwise to fasten it 7 Assemble the assy case front onto the case rear as shown in the illustration Fasten the assy case front to the case rear with the screw BH M2 6 you removed earlier SCREW TAPPING G BH M3 x 30 SCREW TAPPING G BH M3 x 30 Screw HB...

Page 29: ...the supplied plastic anchors HUD 5 into them 3 Install the corner mount by aligning the four holes of the mount corner to the holes of the plastic anchors and then fastening the screw tappings BH M3 X 30 4 Remove the screw BH M2 6 at the bottom of the main unit by turning it counterclockwise and then lift the assy case front as you push it upward to detach it from the case rear Do not apply excess...

Page 30: ...r onto the corner mount by aligning the two holes of the case rear to the protrusions of the corner mount and fasten the screw tappings PH M3 X 16 7 Adjust the direction of the lens 1 Use a the philips head screwdriver to turn the screw indicated by the arrow in the illustration counterclockwise slightly The lens body will move 2 Tilt the lens body down about 10 from the horizontal and then turn t...

Page 31: ...BH M2 6 you removed earlier Connect the camera cable to the camera cable jack on the camera then connect the other end of the cable to the monitor s channel input jack as shown in the illustration Connect the alarm box to the terminal block which is located on the bottom of the camera 3 CABLE CONNECTION SOC P120 CASE REAR Screw BH M2 6 ASSY CASE FRONT ...

Page 32: ... Normal Open Sensor is not supplied Sold separately a Connect the A O HOT terminal on the rear panel to the Alarm IN terminal of External device b Connect the A O COLD terminal on the rear panel to the Ground terminal of External device c Connect the A R terminal on the rear panel to the Alarm Reset terminal of External device d Connect the G ground terminal on the rear panel to the Ground termina...

Page 33: ...English 2 19 2 7 Whole System connection and configuration ...

Page 34: ...English 2 20 2 8 Total System Configuration ...

Page 35: ...ts dynamic or fixed but have more than one internet device to use such as a PC and a SMO 210DN or several you must use an IP Router different from a simple Network Hub you must set up the Router to work with the SMO 210DN 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 bas...

Page 36: ...ing up the handle on the front of the rack and pulling straight out 3 Connect the removable rack s data cable and power cord to your hard drive 1 First open the hard drive rack cover on the front of the main unit Next open the lock on the front of the rack with the key 4 Slide your hard drive into the removable rack and fasten with screws ...

Page 37: ...ift up the rack s front handle and push the rack into the main unit Once the hard drive rack is fully inserted into the main unit lower the front handle to secure it 6 Lock the hard drive rack with the key and then turn on the power ...

Page 38: ...Memo ...

Page 39: ...Chapter 3 Part names and Features ...

Page 40: ...ut to camera microphone comes out from monitor speaker 2 ON status Monitor Speaker Output OFF audio signal input to Monitor Microphone comes out from the selected camera speaker VOL Volume Adjustment 0 100 ZOOM Press the ZOOM button in single screen to see 2X enlarged screen Move to the desired location on the screen using up down left right key while ZOOM is activated then press the ENTER button ...

Page 41: ...in during PLAY will switch to STILL status And pressing PLAY STILL button again during STILL will switch the unit back to PLAY PLAY STILL Marker will be displayed at the top of the screen Pressing STOP during PLAY STILL will stop PLAY and switch to LIVE screen Pressing STOP button in REC Mode will stop REC Pressing STOP button in Simultaneous Record and Playback Mode will stop PLAY and pressing it...

Page 42: ...layed is shown on 16 sub screens PB sub screens are shown in upper screen LIVE sub screens are shown in the lower screen at the same time Pressing the button once more will switch to LIVE MODE and pressing yet again will switch to PB MODE Up Down Left Right and ENTER key A USB 2 0 that can back up the video audio signals currently recorded in HDD by using external memory stick through a USB cable ...

Page 43: ...enu at the next highest level SYSTEM ID setting Press the SYSTEM ID KEY and the number keys to input the SET s ID X2 screen in Single Channel Picture In Picture allows users to see a target camera picture in the PAUSE MODE LIVE PB TRIPLEX modes are converted in sequence Displays the recorded data list and the system status Use to select a menu item or to accept the changed value Lock STOP keys dur...

Page 44: ...Memo ...

Page 45: ...Chapter 4 Basic Use ...

Page 46: ...em boots displaying the following screen when turning the power switch on at the right of front panel If a new HDD is detected the system assigns a new section and starts a format SYSTEM STANDBY is displayed SYSTEM INITIALIZING HDD DETECTING SYSTEM STANDBY NEW HDD FORMAT ...

Page 47: ...urning the system on the black screen appears with an L indicator which is an abbreviation of LOSS at the side of title CAM1 CAM2 as follows L is disappears as soon as the video signal is connected Video loss event is indicated in the Loss event menu in search mode 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 PLEASE REBOOT CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 L CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 05...

Page 48: ...ding mode of system Is displayed when the system is in the alarm recording mode Prevents the cancellation of REC Indicates VIDEO LOSS Is displayed when the system is in the motion recording mode Indicates normal speed playback Indicates pause Indicates X 1 reverse playback Indicates X 2 reverse playback Indicates X 5 reverse playback Indicates X 20 reverse playback Indicates X 1 5 reverse Indicate...

Page 49: ...Chapter 5 Setup Menu ...

Page 50: ...annel setup and alarm related item setup 6 ALARM RECORD MODE Recording item and motion detection item during alarm setup 7 TIMER RECORD MODE Reserved recording schedule setup 8 SYSTEM SETUP System initialization and password setup 9 NETWORK SETUP Network related item setup 10 ADJUST SETUP Screen color and brightness setup 11 ARCHIVE SETUP Data Archive menu setup 12 SYSTEM INFORMATION HDD capacity ...

Page 51: ...screen you may select ON from ON OFF to display them or OFF if you don t want them to be displayed ON OFF You may set ON OFF using key Then change it using key 5 STATUS When recording locking the system and playing recorded video you may set ON OFF to ON to show system status such as playback information Set to OFF if you don t want the information to be displayed ON OFF You may select ON OFF usin...

Page 52: ... what is recorded on the HDD CHANGE MODE is displayed and playback SINGLE CH only Also when you will change mode to MULTI CH while the SINGLE CH is playback 1CH PB MODE marker on the screen is displayed and you can t change to MULTI CH Press the STOP KEY to change to MULTI CH 2 PICTURE QUALITY Quality of the video to be recorded is defined in three stages HIGH means quality of the video to be reco...

Page 53: ... 5 DISK END ALARM TONE Notice Mode when HDD is full When DISK END MODE is set to STOP setting this to ON will make ALARM TONE ring when HDD is full during recording If it is set to OFF ALARM TONE will not ring This feature won t be activated unless DISK END MODE is set to STOP ON OFF Use key to change the setup 6 RECORD TIME MARK Setting to ON will show the time when the recording is done during p...

Page 54: ...es to the next space after one character is set Set the title of camera by repeating the same method Only eight characters are available for a camera title 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAMERA1 CAM1 CAMERA2 CAM2 CAMERA3 CAM3 CAMERA4 CAM4 CAMERA5 CAM5 CAMERA6 CAM6 CAMERA7 CAM7 CAMERA8 CAM8 English 5 6 TITLE SETTING 5 4 DWELL TIME SETUP The initial setup status of DWELL TIME SETUP menu is shown below 05 01 05 0...

Page 55: ...itial setting status 1 CAM1 to CAM8 item sets whether the alarm sensor connected to the camera is used or not ON Alarm function setting OFF Alarm function canceling 2 HOLD TIME item sets time to freeze alarm operation when alarm occurs HOLD TIME to be set 05SEC 1MIN 30MIN Note If you want to carry alarm operation you must pre set ALARM ON OFF TIME item in monitor before CAMERAALARM is set to ON If...

Page 56: ...se key to make changes 3 PRE ALARM TIME LIMIT PRE ALARM recording is a feature that recognizes what kind of conditions were present immediately before motion was detected PRE ALARM TIME LIMIT can be set to record 1 5 seconds of video audio right before motion detection or an ALARM occurrence The System memory always saves up to 5 seconds of video and audio data When motion is detected or an ALARM ...

Page 57: ...ION DETECTION There are three stages HIGH NORMAL LOW HIGH NORMAL LOW Use key to make changes 7 MOTION CH SETUP Set the channel that you want to detect MOTION MOTION can be detected only on channels that are set to ON The following screen shows that MOTION recording is in progress when MOTION happens It shows MOTION happens on channels 1 and 2 An M mark is displayed next to each channel title to sh...

Page 58: ... recording MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT DAILY SUN START END Set the starting and ending time for the timer recording 00 00 23 59 FIELD RATE Set the number of fields to be recorded per second 1 2 5 5 7 5 10 15 30 60 Use key to make change TIMER DAY START END FIELD RATE OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF TIMER RECORD MODE 05 01 05 00 00 01 ...

Page 59: ...ou exit MENU after setting HDD ERASE to ON the following message NOW HDD ERASING appears and the existing HDD DATA will be deleted Use key to make changes Note Deleted data cannot be recovered Please double check and make sure you want to delete data 05 01 05 00 00 01 PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK OFF HDD ERASE OFF FACTORY RESET OFF SYSTEM ID 0 LANGUAGE ENGLISH SYSTEM SETUP NOW HDD ERASING 05 01 05 00 00...

Page 60: ... This section of the manual is intended for users who will install this security system in a network environment If you have difficulty setting the network we recommend contacting your network administrator Function Allows users to select the STATIC fixed IP DHCP PPPoE of Setting Setting method Move to 7 NETWORK SETUP MENU by using KEY in the SETUP MENU then press the ENTER SWITCH to display the O...

Page 61: ...2 168 126 63 002 DHCP User Constituted by Dynamic IP on the cable xDSL modem network You can use the SMO 210DN products through the network using Dynamic IP on cable xDSL modem In this case it should be connected with DDNS to support the Dynamic IP In case of a configuration using DHCP as the connection to SMO 210DN is made using domain names EX http wff0000 websamsung net that are automatically r...

Page 62: ...image transmission The port setting is used for various network configurations or a particular port etc CAUTION A port number is reserved for TCP port and HTTP port setting Default values should not be changed However if the IP Router is used in a network environment input proper values with reference to the IP Router manual If the SMO 210DN is using a Router you may also connect remotely by typin...

Page 63: ...button 5 Set values will be stored as shown below It takes 2 or 4 seconds 6 You can view the video source of the SMO 210DN from a remote location PC 7 Make sure the remote PC meets the minimum specification requirements described in Chapter 10 Product Features Eng 10 6 and make sure that the PC is internet capable 05 01 05 00 00 01 DHCP ACCESS DNS 1 168 126 63 001 DNS 2 168 126 63 002 05 01 05 00 ...

Page 64: ... is the last 6 digits as shown below CAUTION If you change the HTTP port number 80 to 1025 then you must type as in address bar below The default part number is 80 You may need to change the part number if you cannot link to the security system from a remote location due to a firewall or other issues http wff0000 websamsung net 1025 05 01 05 00 00 01 NETWORK SETTING 1 NETWORK ACCESS STATIC 2 HTTP ...

Page 65: ...s EX http wff0000 websamsung net that are automatically registered in Samsung s DDNS server You do not need to enter IP address Subnet Mask and Gateway in the network tab of Admin Mode 1 Connect as in the figure below and turn on the power of each piece of equipment in the following order 2 MOVE TO EACH item by using key and KEYchange the set value 3 Move to PPPoE by using NETWORK ACCESS Press ENT...

Page 66: ...5 USER ID and PWD Password are limited to 40 digits maximum Only numerals sym bol and small characters can be used Capital letters are not supported 6 DNS 1 and DNS 2 will be automatically set to DNS as shown above 7 Use KEY to change it 8 After setting move to the main screen by using the MENU button 9 Set values will be stored as shown below It takes 2 or 3 seconds 05 01 05 00 00 01 PPPoE ACCESS...

Page 67: ...onitor Note MAC Address Locate the MAC Address of the SMO 210DN each SMO 210DN has its own unique MAC address It can be checked in 5 9 NETWORK SETUP of SETUP MENU It is the last 6 digits as shown below CAUTION If you change the HTTP port number 80 to 1025 then must type like below in address bar http wff0000 websamsung net 1025 CAUTION In cases where the PC s DNS server address is not set and the ...

Page 68: ...ing KEY and press the ENTER SWITCH to display the OSD as shown in the figure below The figure shows the initial setting status Move to a target item by using KEY Enter the item by pressing the ENTER SWITCH At this time set a target value by using KEY You can move to another item by using KEY after setting the target value 1 CONTRAST Adjusts the contrast of the picture 2 BRIGHT Adjusts screen lumin...

Page 69: ...city unit that you want to save data to USB If you select 1MB data will be stored up to 1MB from the selected date and time of the selected channel 1MB 4MB 8MB Use key to make changes 5 ARCHIVE START If press ENTER KEY after moving cursor to ARCHIVE START DATAARCHIVE begins 6 8MB 249MB If user uses 256 MB USB MEMORY STICK and stores 8 MB of DATA to USB MEMORY STICK 8MB 249MB is displayed 8MB is us...

Page 70: ... version English 5 22 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAPACITY 148 149 GB VERSION DVR_0 50 SYSTEM INFORMATION CAUTION The only supported USB DEVICE is a USB MEMORY STICK Maker Model No Remark P C IOCELL Stormblue ALTech Bayon SanDisk PNY GeekSquad Lexar FDISKV2 Active Drive CellDisk MICRO X AnyDrive Extreme USB Flashdisk cruzer mini Attache GeekSquad Jump Drive External USB The compatible USBs are as follows ...

Page 71: ...Chapter 6 Recording ...

Page 72: ... the menu the recording does not start by pressing the button To start the recording press the button after the user is out from the menu CAUTION If the input video signal is disconnected during the recording the recording is stopped The system resumes the recording as soon as the input video signal is connected normally The system does not start the recording when no video signal is received 05 0...

Page 73: ...LOCK during the recording press the REC LOCK button REC LOCK LED turns on when pressing the REC LOCK button The recording does not stop when REC LOCK is engaged even if the Stop button is pressed 2 Cancel the Record Lock Press the REC LOCK button again to cancel the record lock Note The REC REC LOCK button does not save the last setup when the system reboots 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 CAM4 CAM5 C...

Page 74: ...Memo ...

Page 75: ...Chapter 7 Search Menu Eng 7 1 ...

Page 76: ...VENT LIST Displays the channel and time information when the video loss occurs POWER EVENT LIST Displays the time information when the power goes on off CAUTION The present date and time is displayed on the date and time item in the Date Time search menu Input the date and time to search the recorded data The list is not displayed in the event search menu because there is no data in the HDD at the...

Page 77: ...ressing the search button select the record event search menu The following screen is displayed If you press the REC button among the data recorded in the HDD the data list recorded is displayed Select the record event list with the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT button Press the ENTER button to search it DATE YY MM DD 05 01 05 TIME HH MM SS 00 00 00 DATE TIME SEARCH SEARCH START 05 01 05 00 00 01 ID EVENT DA...

Page 78: ...he UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT button And press the button to search it 7 5 LOSS EVENT LIST Displays the channel date and time being occurred VIDEO LOSS It is possible to check the list of next page by use of UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT button 05 01 05 00 00 01 NO CH MM DD YY HH MM SS EVENT 01 08 05 01 05 03 07 38 LOSS 02 03 05 01 05 01 11 56 LOSS LOSS EVENT LIST 05 01 05 00 00 01 ID EVENT DATE TIME Q01 ALARM START...

Page 79: ... If the user is in the menu the playback does not start even if the PLAY button is pressed Exit from the menu first to start the playback Press the stop button to stop the playback If the PLAY STILL button is pressed again the system starts the playback from the last stop If the final data of HDD finishes playing back the first data of HDD is played again Play 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 CAM4 CAM5...

Page 80: ... in forward or reverse If the LEFT or RIGHT button is pressed repeatedly during the STILL mode still playback is performed backwards or forwards Press the RIGHT button to increase the forward playback speed and press the LEFT button to increase reverse during X2 playback 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 Play 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 English...

Page 81: ...even if the user presses the menu button during playback Change to the LIVE mode to display the menu screen 2 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 2 05 01 05 00 00 01 CAM7 CAM8 CAM4 CAM5 CAM6 CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 English 7 7 ...

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Page 83: ...Chapter 8 Remote Viewer Connection ...

Page 84: ... 210DN in this example If your SMO 210DN MAC address is ff0001 then type in ff0001 instead of ff0000 Please refer to no 8 in the 5 16 page 2 When you choose the Admin menu it asks you for the Admin ID and password 3 Type in root root On delivery they are root administrator s ID root administrator sPassword The password can then be changed in Admin Menu 4 Click YES This will automatically download ...

Page 85: ...If the MPEG 4 codec is improperly installed you will not see video images To see video click on 8Ch DVR Viewer in the upper left portion of the screen then a window will appear prompting you to install MPEG 4 5 When you enter properly a window appears as shown below 1 2 3 5 6 9 7 8 0 4 ...

Page 86: ...DVR REWIND DVR BACK DVR PLAY DVR FAST FORWARD DVR STILL DVR RECORD DVR STOP PC RECORD PC STOP PC PLAY 1 CHANNEL SELECT 4 CHANNEL SELECT 9 CHANNEL SELECT SEQUENCE MODE CAPTURE SAVE PATH ADMIN MODE LIVE MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 IMAGE RESIZE ch1 Default selected 320 X 240 Size 720 X 480 Size ...

Page 87: ...ra8 Original Size Large Size Auto SEQUENCE DISPLAY MODE Press the sequence key in the single or QUAD mode to display the screen in sequence If the DWELL TIME SETTING of SETUP MENU is set to 3 seconds and the SEQUENCE KEY is pressed at this time the operation will be carried out as follows Channels with no signal will be skipped while single screen is auto switching SINGLE MODE SEQUENCE DISPLAY Pre...

Page 88: ... created file and folder are as follows C Program Files Samsung SMO 210DN 00 30 6F FF 00 A user can change the name of a file or folder by using the save path key of the Viewer If you are connected to and recording from more than one SMO 210DN on the same PC there will be more than one Server Name directory You can always locate the file by choosing the Server Name directory Within the Server Name...

Page 89: ... on the Remote Viewer as a motion clip 3 PLAYER Player installation execution deletion Installation Player will be installed together when it is connected to SMO 210DN Execution Follow the instruction to execute it separately Click Start Program Smart Webviewer For WEB MON Player Fig 3 FIG 3 ...

Page 90: ...iguration How to play 1 Playback File Open Selecting this you can choose between fmp4 moving image file or fmpi still image file in the window as shown below Having chosen and opened a file you will see a picture such as shown below ...

Page 91: ...er s USB connector fmpi still image file in the Removable storage screen appears as shown below ARCHIVE FILEs fmp4 are displayed 2 Click and run the Player from the Smart Viewer for DVR_MON program group under the Start All Programs 3 The Simple Player window appears as shown below ...

Page 92: ...English 8 10 4 Click the File Open button from the menu 5 Select the removable storage and choose one of fmp4 file 6 The selected ARCHIVE file is played back ...

Page 93: ...mpi file Print Prints the present image Select in the toolbar The result will be as follows If you want to print the present image click OK otherwise click x Reverse playback Playback Pause Stop To the back frame To the front frame Speed control Enlarge Reduce Actual size Save the present frame as a FMPI image Print Display the playback speed magnification and information on the storage ...

Page 94: ...ill be using the system in a network environment It is an administrator s menu to set the general items on SMO 210DN Server To use this menu you need an administrator s ID and Password On delivery they are root administrator s ID root administrator s Password The password can be changed on Admin Menu Admin Menu Entering 1 When you connect to the SMO 210DN Server through Web browser the initial scr...

Page 95: ...has several sub menus When you click one of the main menus System Configuration Network Configuration Utilities its sub menus and simplified explanation on them will appear Admin Menu Structure Category Main Menu System Configuration System Information Date Time Admin Password Access Limitation User Registration Video Alarm Notification Network Configuration Network Configuration PPPoE DSL Network...

Page 96: ...tting click Apply button If you click the back button initial values are typed in all fields Server Name Type in the name of the SMO 210DN Server Server s name should be composed of 19 or less numerals or English alphabetical letters It cannot start with a numeral and should start with a letter White characters including a space tab and a special letter cannot be used Model Model name is SMO 210DN...

Page 97: ...r completing setting click Apply button The new password will be applied The user needs to log in again by using the new password Administrator s ID Administrator s ID is always root Old Password The initial password is root New Password Type the new password The password should be composed of 4 8 digit numerals or alphabets Confirm Password Type the new password again ...

Page 98: ...ng click Apply button Access Limitation This is to set limits for the frame speed for users who are registered in the system to join and view images Configuration The users who join in the system after this setting will be connected at the set speed The access speed can be set on the Local Network depending on the network status 30 15 10 5 2 1 ips ...

Page 99: ...ame and set the users accessibility to the system Type in the user s ID in the User ID column Type in a password in the Password and Confirm columns The user s ID and the password should be com posed of 20 or less numerals or letters Type in the name of the user in Full Name column Edit On this menu you can change the existing password and name The user s ID cannot be changed The configuration of ...

Page 100: ...ata to be added in the video configuration and set an environment for each channel Menu Configuration After completing setting click Apply button Image Quality This is to choose the image quality You can choose between 3 levels High Normal Low ...

Page 101: ... ISP that provides SMO 210DN with services Sender E mail Register the Adiministrator E mail SMO 210DN E mail address 1 4 E mail addresses you want to send the alarm notification to Image count FMPI images to send Up to 5 pictures can be sent at 0 5 second intervals Some SMTP servers may not support JPEG forwarding Set this function after checking the SMTP server After completing setting click Appl...

Page 102: ...etwork of the SMO 210DN Server and check the present status Menu Configuration Network Configuration Set Static IP or DHCP PPPoE DSL Set PPPoE DSL Network Ports Set Network Port View Network Status Modification of HTTP and other application network port numbers Network Status Notify View network status DDNS Configuration DDNS Configure ...

Page 103: ... 1 If the IP of the SMO 210DN Server is DHCP Choose DHCP Client 2 Type in the addresses of DNS 1 and DNS 2 3 Click Apply button to apply the settings If you click Reset button the latest setting will be applied again Click Back button if you don t want to apply the setting 4 If the mac address of an user is XX XX XX FF 00 00 a user who uses DDNS but does not know the IP can connect the Viewer by t...

Page 104: ...e ISP 4 Confirm Password Confirm the password 5 DNS Domain Name Service Service to convert a Domain Name ex www yahoo com into an IP address ex 216 109 127 28 The SMO 210DN Server uses this service to join the FTP server or other webs by the Domain Name DSL service supports only PPPoE Point to Point over the Ethernet Note When connecting ID PASSWORD are limited to 40 characters DNS is a default va...

Page 105: ...alue is 80 and can be assigned up to 65535 maximum If you change the value of the HTTP Port you should type in the new one with the address of the SMO 210DN Server in the address window of the web browser Ex If the IP address of the SMO 210DN Server is 192 168 1 100 and the HTTP Port 8080 http 192 168 1 100 8080 3 Click Apply button to apply the present setting CAUTION Set the port to be used when...

Page 106: ...k the status of the Gateway DNS 1 and DNS 2 LAN Status To check the status of the STATIC IP Address Netmask and MAC Address PPPoE Status If the PPPoE service is connected the Link is up At this time the service IP and NETMASK can also be checked If the PPPoE service is not connected the Link is down The existing setting will be recalled if you press Reload button ...

Page 107: ...ides e mail relay function Authentication Login Shows if the ISP has an authentication for the use of SMTP User ID ID for Authentication Login Password Password for Authentication Login Sender Email Address Type in the addresses of the sender Recipient1 s Type in the addresses of the recipients Email Address 3 addresses maximum click Network Status Notify in the Network Configuration group Choose ...

Page 108: ... the connection to SMO 210DN is made using domain names EX http wff0000 websamsung net that are automatically registered in Samsung s DDNS server when using a DHCP configuration the IP address Subnet Mask and Gateway in the Network Tab of Admin Mode do not need to be inputted The proper domain names of SMO 210DN are automatically registered to the Samsung DDNS server Service Select Enable or Disab...

Page 109: ...Utilities 1 Save Configuration This menu is to save all of the present settings in the Flash Memory If you changed any of the settings for the SMO 210DN it is recommended that you save it in the Flash Memory in this menu ...

Page 110: ...rams and data of the SMO 210DN Server They are recorded in the Flash Memory and composed of 4 parts called Kernel Image Ram disk Image System Image and Web Image respectively Each image file should be stored in the user s PC for update Depending on the range you want to update press the start button properly Normal System and Web Update Update the System and Web All Kernel RAM disk System Web Upda...

Page 111: ...ter completing the update click the reboot button to reboot the system 3 2 All kernel RAM disk System Web Update When you click the start button in All update a window will appear to ask if you want to update Click Cancel to stop updating 1 OK to proceed updating 2 A pop up window will appear Choose zimage dvr in the browser 3 Click Next button to move to the next stage Click Skip button to move t...

Page 112: ...ching for the RAM Disk Update Choose rfs dvr gz in the browser 5 Click Next button to move to the next stage Click Skip button to move to the next stage without updating the Kernel Image Click Next button and a window will appear to check the name and size of the file Click Previous button to go back to the previous stage Click the Next button to execute update of the program and move to the next ...

Page 113: ...t stage Click Skip button to move to the next stage without updating the kernel Image Click Next button and a window will appear to check the name and size of the file Click Previous button to go back to the previous stage Click the Next button to execute update of the program and move to the next stage Click the Cancel button to stop the update process English 8 31 fw dvr tar gz ...

Page 114: ...ve to the next stage Click Skip button to move to the next stage without updating the Kernel Image Click Next button and a window will appear to check the name and size of the file Click Previous button to go back to the previous stage Click the Next button to execute update of the program and move to the next stage Click the Cancel button to stop the update process web dvr tar gz ...

Page 115: ...ain Files related to the update of SMO 210DN The window shown above may not appear if there is a pop up blocker installed in the user s PC If you update system on a web page you should disable the pop up blocker to proceed Note Software updates and user manuals can be downloaded at http www securitysamsung com Refer to Appendix A Eng 11 1 Kernel Image zimage dvr RAM Disk Image rfs dvr gz System Im...

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Page 118: ...and press the ENTER SWITCH then the selected area will be displayed at full single mode with zoomed area doubled When Zoom is used in SINGLE DISPLAY MODE CH2 the operation will be carried out as shown in figure below You can select nine Zoom areas on the screen in SINGLE DISPLAY MODE CH2 CH2 CH2 CH2 SINGLE DISPLAY ZOOM area is activated Press ZOOM KEY The selected area will be doubled and at FULL ...

Page 119: ...ess PIP KEY 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 CH1 CH3 PIP DISPLAY Sub screen is switched Press SEQUENCE KEY 05 01 05 00 00 01 CH2 CH2 9 3 PIP MODE DISPLAY Can be used to view the PIP screen in Single screen mode If you press SEQUENCE the PIP Sub screen will change If you press the KEY the main screen can be transferred to an...

Page 120: ...time you can see another camera image at full screen For example when you want to see CH1 at FULL MODE after SINGLE displaying CH2 at QUAD A please follow the instructions below INITIAL DISPLAY STATUS CH1 Select CH2 by using KEY FULL SCREEN DISPLAY of CH2 FULL SCREEN DISPLAY of CH1 Press ENTER SWITCH after selecting CH2 Display CH1 by using KEY Press ENTER 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 CH2 0...

Page 121: ... MODE DISPLAY of QUAD A 05 01 05 00 00 01 QUAD A QUAD B QUAD A CH 3 CH 1 PIP MODE DISPLAY QUAD A Press QUAD PAGE Key QUAD MODE DISPLAY of QUAD A QUAD MODE DISPLAY of QUAD B QUAD MODE DISPLAY of QUAD A Press QUAD PAGE Key Press QUAD PAGE Key QUAD B QUAD A display from QUAD A QUAD B At QUAD B QUAD A display from PIP MODE 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH1 CH2 C...

Page 122: ... carried out as follows CH 2 CH 3 CH 1 CH 4 Press SEQUENCE KEY when CH2 is displayed at full screen Automatic sequential switching to CH3 Automatic sequential switching to CH4 Automatic sequential switching to CH1 In 3 seconds In 3 seconds In 3 seconds 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 05 01 05 00 00 01 QUAD MODE SEQUENCE DISPLAY SINGLE MODE SEQUENCE DISPLAY QUAD A QUAD B 05 01...

Page 123: ...IVE screen at the bottom of screen are output at the same time 9 8 VOLUME KEY Adjust the volume by use of the key Volume can be adjusted from 1 to 100 PB1 PB5 CH1 PB2 PB6 CH2 PB3 Play 05 01 05 00 00 01 PB7 CH3 CH5 CH6 CH7 PB4 PB8 CH4 CH8 English 9 7 VOLUME 1 100 ...

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Page 126: ...posure Audio I O Connectors Operating Temperature Power Source Power Consumption Dimensions Weight SOC C120 NTSC STANDARD 1 4 SUPER HAD Hole Accumulation Diode IT CCD 510 H x 492 V Internal H 330 TV Lines V 350 TV Lines VBS 1 0Vp p 75ohms composite 48 dB 2lux F2 0 50 IRE 0 45 Focal Length f 3 8 mm F Number 2 0 Electronic Shutter lris 40dB Condenser Microphone Inclusion Modular jack 32 F 104 F DC 1...

Page 127: ...sure Audio I O Connectors Operating Temperature Power Source Power Consumption Dimensions Weight SOC D120 NTSC STANDARD 1 4 SUPER HAD IT CCD 510 H x 492 V Internal H 330 TV Lines V 350 TV Lines VBS 1 0Vp p 75ohms composite 48 dB 2lux F2 0 50 IRE 0 45 Focal Length f 3 8mm F Number 2 0 Electronic Shutter lris 40dB Condenser Microphone Inclusion Modular jack 32 F 104 F DC 12V Approx 2W 3 94 ø x 2 56 ...

Page 128: ...510 H x 492 V Internal H 330 TV Lines V 350 TV Lines VBS 1 0Vp p 75ohms composite 48 dB 2 lux F2 0 50IRE 0 45 Focal Length f 3 8mm F Number 2 0 Electronic Shutter lris Mounting Height 1 5m to 3m 5ft to 10ft Warm Up Period Max 50 seconds Spectral Response 5 to 14 um Sensitivity 4860 V W Detectivity 1 5 X 10 Sensor Off On Alarm LED Off On 0 3 2 sec Alarm Output NC 350V 130mA 40dB Condenser Microphon...

Page 129: ...t RCA TYPE CVBS CAMERA 8 Input AUDIO 1 Output RCA TYPE A O HOT COLD Relay Active A R Alarm Reset Open Collector L Level Pulse Width 150ms or above Alarm Hold Time Select 5 sec 15 sec 30 sec 1 min 3 min 5 min 10 min 20 min 30 min Select between 01 sec to 30 sec max 64 case Single mode Quad A mode Quad B mode PIP Sequence Freeze Zoom X2 350 TV Lines or more Live Mode Full Screen 32 F 104 F 21 FLAT M...

Page 130: ...ion by serial port or web browser Remote Flash memory update 10 100 Base T Fast Ethernet Password protected server access CPU_Pentium IV 1GHz higher RAM_256MB or higher Video Memory_32MB or higher Resolution_1024x768 or higher OS_Windows 2000 XP Service Pack installation recommended Web Brower_Internet Explorer 5 5 or later Hardware Network Protocols Image Compression Quality Video Format Video Re...

Page 131: ...Chapter 11 Appendix ...

Page 132: ...msung Electronics web site is as follows 1 http www securitysamsung com http www samsung com Products CCTV htm 2 Network Security in Homepage 3 Download the following items for SMO 210DN Owner s manual SMO 210DN Owner s manual UP GRADE S W kernel RAM disk System Web ...

Page 133: ... Routers compatible with SMO 210DN Refer to Router User s Manual for the detailed router setup Step by Step Examples Linksys Model WRT54G Netgear Model WGR614v4 D Link Model DI 624 SMC Model 7004VBR CAUTION Other routers may be incompatible with SMO 210DN ...

Page 134: ...is to HTTP Start and End Set both to From 10000 to 65535 Protocol Select TCP IP Address SETUP MENU 5 9 NETWORK SETUP Check IP from network status to apply it identically to Private IP after DHCP setup Eng 5 12 Setup It is not in use by any other device connected to the IP Router including the Local PC Enable Leave this checked 4 Click Save Settings 5 Close browser window SMO 210DN ...

Page 135: ...om Service Service Name Set this to HTTP Start Port and End Port Set both to From 10000 to 65535 Server IP Address SETUP MENU 5 9 NETWORK SETUP Check IP from network status to apply it identically to Private IP after DHCP setup Eng 5 12 Setup It is not in use by any other device connected to the IP Router including the Local PC Make sure Enable is checked Click Add 5 Close browser window Step by S...

Page 136: ...HTTP Enabled Leave this checked Name Set this to HTTP Private IP SETUP MENU 5 9 NETWORK SETUP Check IP from network status to apply it identically to Private IP after DHCP setup Eng 5 12 Setup That is not in use by any other device connected to the IP Router including the Local PC Protocol Type Select TCP Private Port and Public Port Set both to From 10000 to 65535 Schedule Select Always Click App...

Page 137: ...HTTP use the first empty ID row IP Address SETUP MENU 5 9 NETWORK SETUP Check IP from network status to apply it identically to Private IP after DHCP setup Eng 5 12 Setup That is not in use by any other device connected to the Router including the Local PC Private Port and Public Port Set both to From 10000 to 65535 Data Type Select TCP Enable Leave this checked 3 Click APPLY 4 Close browser windo...

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