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Digital Video Recorder SVR-1670

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Digital Video Recorder SVR-1670

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Term

Deﬁ nition

Sensitivity

Setting sensitivity of motion detection for a camera determines how much or little
movement is required before an alarm is triggered. A lower setting triggers more
alarms than a higher setting.

Sensor

An alarm sensor is available for each camera channel. Sensors are normally open
(N/O), or normally closed (N/C).

Spot monitor

A monitor that displays video but that does not provide access to on-screen display
menus.

Sync video
channel

The video camera to which recorded audio is associated.

Terminal block

A group of connectors on the rear panel of a DVR into which wires are inserted that
control camera position.

Thumbnail

A scene identifier presented by the SVR-1670 after a user searches for video.
Selecting a thumbnail displays the recorded video that starts with the thumbnail
frame.

Tilt

To reposition a camera up or down, usually achieved with a computer mouse or
keyboard joystick control.

USB

Universal Serial Bus. A standard serial bus used to connect external devices such
as a flash drive or hard disk drive to the SVR-1670.

VGA

Video Graphics Array. An analog computer video standard.

Zoom

To enlarge or reduce, on a continuously variable basis, the size of a televised image
primarily by varying lens focal length.

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Summary of Contents for SVR-1670

Page 1: ...Firmware Version 1 2 Before installing and operating this product please read this manual thoroughly Digital Video Recorder SVR 1670 User Guide ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ... performed by the agency from which you purchased the product Samsung may implement without prior notice ﬁrmware or software upgrades or changes to the appearance of the product Copying and reprinting this manual either partially or in its entirety or translating it into another language without the consent of Samsung Techwin Inc is prohibited Copying for general use is acceptable if within copyri...

Page 3: ...hand Never insert hand into the DVD dock Never put conductive materials into the cooling ventilator opening Never apply excessive force when pulling on the power cord Replace built in battery with same battery type Dispose of old batteries properly Never place batteries near ﬁre or extreme heat Never dissect or disassemble batteries Dismantling and Cleaning Use a dry cloth to clean the exterior Ne...

Page 4: ...nvironment and strives to preserve it during all product manufacturing stages and to provide customers with environment friendly products The Eco mark represents Samsung Techwin s goal to create environment friendly products and indicates that the product satisﬁes the EU RoHS Directive 1 2 Cautions 1 3 Compliance Statements The following procedures are applicable in the European Union and other Eu...

Page 5: ...bination of manual and scheduled recording Along with multiple recording modes users can perform all of the following functions simultaneously view recorded video record video backup video to the hard disk or external storage media and monitor and perform other networking operations An event log stores information on all event sensor activity digital input output activity video loss detection and ...

Page 6: ...D Multi drive Copies recorded video and images to DVD or CD ROM optical media 2 Channel LED Shows data input and event operation status for each attached camera 3 JOG SHUTTLE Use the jog dial to search recorded video precisely per frame The shuttle can be used to change the play speed while playing or searching video forward or backward 4 COPY light Lit when copying REC light Lit when the unit is ...

Page 7: ...tion The rear panel of the SVR 1670 has the following connections Figure 2 5 1 SVR 1670 Rear Panel 2 5 Rear Panel Overview No Terminal Name Function 1 Power Input Socket for AC 100V AC 240V power cord 2 Ch1 16 Connection terminal for camera BNC input 3 Loop Out Connection terminal for camera BNC output loop 4 Monitor 1 2 Connection terminal for monitor BNC output 5 Audio In RCA RCA audio jack for ...

Page 8: ...to select a channel number from 10 to 16 for Channel 16 press 10 and then 6 6 FAST REWIND Fast reverses playback 7 PAUSE Pauses playback 8 FORWARD PLAY Forwards playback 9 FAST FORWARD Fast forwards playback 10 RECORD Starts and stops manual recording 11 STOP Stops playback 12 Moves cursor up in the OSD menu 13 Moves cursor left in the OSD menus 14 Enter Saves settings and executes a function 15 M...

Page 9: ...ange of Remote Control Changing Batteries Figure 2 6 3 Remote Control Device s Usable Range 1 To remove the rear battery cover press it forward 2 Check the battery contacts inside the remote controller and Insert each battery matching the battery contacts and battery poles 3 Reinsert the battery cover The Remote Control takes AAA sized batteries Here is how to insert new or replacement batteries T...

Page 10: ...nd of the wire by removing the following amounts of insulation Stranded wire Strip 1 3 1 2 8 10mm of insulation off the end of the wire and solder it together Use AWG 22 26 wire Solid wire Strip 1 3 1 2 8 10mm of insulation off the end of the wire Use AWG 20 26 Handling Cable Ends Figure 3 2 1 Preparing Cables for Terminal Blocks Figure 3 2 2 Inserting and Removing Wires This section explains how ...

Page 11: ...connect and turn on the camera before turning on the SVR 1670 The following default settings are assigned to cameras that are connected to the SVR 1670 Video input type which is determined by the device that is connected to the lowest channel number For example if there are ﬁve cameras connected to the SVR 1670 and the lowest channel number in use is 6 then the SVR 1670 will set the video input ty...

Page 12: ...r to Figure 3 3 6 when connecting devices with D SUB cables 3 Connect the monitor s power cord to the monitor and to an external power source Figure 3 3 4 Connecting Monitors to the SVR 1670 Figure 3 3 5 Connecting Audio to the SVR 1670 Figure 3 3 6 The Audio Pin Assignments Figure 3 3 7 Audio Input and Output Connections Audio In Out Connections Two types of audio input are available 4 RCA audio ...

Page 13: ...on explains how to connect additional devices to the SVR 1670 It includes the following subsections Extended Connection Diagram Sensor Connections and Settings Relay Connections D I O Digital I O Connections And Settings Serial communication terminal connections The following picture is an example of connecting the product with a series of external devices sensor inputs relay outputs D I O serial ...

Page 14: ...ure 3 4 3 shows how to connect a warning light Figure 3 4 3 Relay Connections for a Warning Light Relay Connections The alarm speciﬁcations are as follows Speciﬁcation No of outputs 4 relay outputs Output type Dry contact Connection method Insert stripped wire end into terminal block Rated current DC 24V 1A AC 125V 0 5A Connect a digital device to the D I O input and output terminals D I O Connect...

Page 15: ... data Serial communication terminal connections Figure 3 4 6 ATM PoS Access Control Connections Figure 3 4 7 COM1 Connection RS 232 Connecting PTZ Cameras to the COM Ports Use RS 422 or RS 485 ports COM2 or COM4 PTZ cameras for the SVR 1670 can be connected through the COM port and supported models conﬁgured through the onscreen display menu Text Keyboard The following ﬁgures illustrate how to con...

Page 16: ...external hard disk drive 2 Attach a power cord to the drive and connect it to an external power source If necessary turn on the eSATA drive 3 Turn on the SVR 1670 Figure 3 4 12 Connecting an eSATA Drive Figure 3 4 13 External Device Connections This section describes how to configure remote access to the SVR 1670 It contains the following subsections Internet Intranet Connection Diagram Ethernet C...

Page 17: ...sabling a Hard Disk Drive 3 6 Hard Disk Drive Installation Installing a Hard Disk Drive 1 Open the upper cover of the product and then remove the four screws that connect the hard disk drive bracket and main unit Figure 3 6 1 Removing Screws that Connect the SVR 1670 Hard Disk Drive Bracket Chapter 3 Hardware Installation A A D B C C B D 2 Lift up the hard disk drive bracket and then insert a hard...

Page 18: ... Hard Disk Drive To enable the newly attached hard disk drive you must change its availability to O on the SVR 1670 s Disk Manager menu 1 From the OSD select the System Settings menu 2 Select the Disk submenu and then select Disk Manager The newly installed hard disk drive appears in the list along with O and X under the State category 3 To change to Enabled status select the hard disk drive to co...

Page 19: ...ct the SVR 1670 and Hard Disk Drive Bracket A A D B C C B D Figure 3 6 10 Lifting Hard Disk Drive Bracket from the SVR 1670 Chapter 3 Hardware Installation Now it is time to conﬁgure and disable the hard drive from the system Figure 3 6 11 Removing Hard Disk Drive Disabling a Hard Disk Drive To disable the removed hard disk drive you must change its availability to X on the SVR 1670 s Disk Manager...

Page 20: ...utton Press the Menu button on the remote control To close it press the ESC button Press the Home icon on the Function menu To close it press the ESC button The OSD contains a row of tabs at the top with icons representing seven menus Quick Setup Display Record HDD Event Communications System Setup and Exit Chapter4 Navigation On ScreenDisplayandFunctionMenus Figure 4 1 1 The On Screen Display Qui...

Page 21: ...eel to scroll or press the left button on the mouse to make a selection Remote Control Use the left and right arrow buttons and then press Enter to make your selection To go to a different submenu press ESC Setting Current or default setting is displayed in gray text ﬁeld A double forward caret means there is an additional submenu with more settings for you to choose To adjust a settings SVR 1670 ...

Page 22: ...k Function controls video play options Figure 4 2 1 Live Mode Function Menu Figure 4 2 2 Playback Mode Function Menu Chapter4 Navigation On ScreenDisplayandFunctionMenus The following table explains what function is controlled by each icon Icon Function Opens the OSD The FUNC menu closes and the OSD is available Displays a list of system information Select the Monitor you wish to view This icon is...

Page 23: ...k Setup Select the Program A Z This section provides a brief discussion about the record mode settings of Schedule Event and Manual Event Manual Event Schedule Event You can conﬁgure the product to start recording when the REC button on the front panel is pressed or when a preset event occurs If you set Manual Event for the Record Mode you must also select a Program from the Program option Setting...

Page 24: ...ure 5 3 1 System Time Submenu on Quick Setup Chapter 6 Using the System Setup Menu This chapter provides information about the features on the OSD s System Setup menu from which you setup various system wide controls for the DVR The information is presented in these sections Ķ 6 1 Using the System Setup Options Ķ 6 2 Using the Disk Options on the System Setup Menu Ķ 6 3 Working with Passwords and ...

Page 25: ...o You can display the system log to review actions that have occurred or to copy the log 1 Select System Log from the System submenu on the System tab The System Log appears showing actions that have occurred on the system such as when menu settings were changed and when system events occurred 2 Select any line labeled Conﬁg Changed to open a submenu that explains what menu setting was changed and...

Page 26: ... message appears This disk must be formatted before use Would you like to format it Select Yes to delete all the data in the HDD Select No to keep all the data in the HDD 4 The HDD s status changes to O in the State column To Disable an Active HDD 1 Under Disk Manager s State column select O 2 Select Remove 3 The following message appears Would you like to remove the disk Selecting Yes changes the...

Page 27: ... users have permission to use that feature An X on any row in this column means each user must have speciﬁc permission to use that feature If non authorized user accesses the function the buzzer alarms In the ﬁgure 6 3 1 Password submenu on the System Setup Menu User 1 has permissions for Menu Playback and Power Off User 2 has permissions for PTZ Relay Off Playback Power Off Power On and Copy The ...

Page 28: ... To From the DVR The Communication menu options allow you to conﬁgure for communication to and through a network a DDNS server NTP synchronization and remote control devices These topics are explained in the following sections Ķ 7 1 Setting up Network Communication Ķ 7 2 Registering with a DDNS Ķ 7 3 Setting up for NTP Synchronization Ķ 7 4 Conﬁguring Remote Control Ķ 7 5 Setting up IP Filter 7 1 ...

Page 29: ...tional DNS is used to replace DNS1 when it is unstable or has a problem Port Port used for connecting to SVM S1 or Web Viewer The default port number is 4000 Bandwidth Limit Kbps Kbps sets the maximum transmission speed of data output from the DVR the data transmission capability of the DVR This can be left blank Ask your network administrator to specify it when necessary Setting up for xDSL This ...

Page 30: ...low the prompts to set up an account ö NOTE The iPOLiS website is optimized for use only with the MS Internet Explorer browser Figure 7 2 1 iPOLiS Home Page 2 Click the Product Registration link to open the screen on which you can register your DVR 3 On the Product Registration page enter ID for your product This will become its domain name Once you register this ID it cannot be changed Your iPOLi...

Page 31: ...namic IP address settings for the SVR 1670 following the instructions and then conﬁgure the DDNS settings Figure 7 2 5 DDNS Submenu on the Network Setup Menu Option Setting Interval The dynamic IP address renews the relevant data from the DDNS per each interval thus maintaining a continuous registration status If you set the registration interval to Off or if the DVR does not upload any informatio...

Page 32: ...ver This option is only available if the NTP Server Location is set to Local Interval Set the synchronization interval how often you want your system to communicate with the server to synchronize the devices Option Setting Remote Keyboard ID Designation the keyboard operating all DVR functions with the controller buttons The default value is 1 NOTE If one keyboard is connected to several DVRs it m...

Page 33: ... channel and access the popup for PTZ submenu 2 Select a port that is connected to the camera channel and set PTZ Port 3 Select an appropriate protocol for the PTZ camera control 4 Select the Camera ID of the connected PTZ camera 5 Set the PTZ Idle Time This idle time is the duration of time before which the camera returns to home position For example if you set this to 5 seconds PTZ returns to Ho...

Page 34: ...e Event Figure 8 2 1 Event Submenu on the Event Setup Menu Option Setting Event Check Three options are available to check events To detect events at all times select Always To disable event detection select Off To detect events only for a preset duration select Schedule Event Screen Dwell Time Select the Monitor for which you are setting the dwell time Event Action Select what action should notif...

Page 35: ... alphabet letters and numbers in the format is xxxx xxxxxx xxx Sender Address Enter an email address that identiﬁes the DVR as the sender of the notiﬁcation This ﬁeld is optional If you use it the format is xxxx xxxxxx xxx Including Pictures For a Normal event the system sends an e mail with an image of the event channel as well as event information including the sensor movement detection and obje...

Page 36: ...Option Setting Recording You can turn recording for text input on or off Device Select either one of VSI PRO VSI Hydra and Manual Sync Text With This selects channels to link with text data Seek Header By deﬁning a header here the DVR can recognize from the header that it is the start point of the data Two headers can be set and detected because one device can send various types of data to externa...

Page 37: ...orking with Presets 8 5 Working with Digital I O Digital I O are digital ports available for input and output at the same time The SVR 1670 has 12 digital inputs and outputs all of which can be set to either input or output When set to Input an Emergency event is generated on the main unit if the corresponding port becomes Low by external cause When set to Output the port transfers output signal i...

Page 38: ...ng resolution Three resolutions are available D1 704 x 480 Half D1 704 x 240 CIF 352 x 240 F fps Frames per second from 1 to 30fps The maximum frame rate varies depending on settings Q Quality The recording quality Q5 Q4 Q3 Q2 and Q1 For Event Recording Q3 or higher is recommended Maximum R F This box displays the maximum frame rate available for the selected resolution For example if CIF 30fps ap...

Page 39: ...your Program here Pre Event Duration Post Event Duration Set the Pre Event Duration 1 5 seconds and Post Event duration 1 60 seconds for recording an event Repeat Record Mode If set to On when there is no more space for recording to the hard disk recording continues by overwriting the previously recorded data Warning Level Set a level of disk capacity When capacity for all disks connected to the D...

Page 40: ...along the row or click the arrow buttons The Tuesday row populates with B program 6 Now highlight a B in the Tuesday row 7 Click anywhere in the Monday row and the B will appear for that hour Notice that the Index data ﬁeld displays a new Index number for that new row Deleting an Index Configuration If you want to change an index s conﬁguration after you ve set it up delete the Index to remove its...

Page 41: ...isplay You can change your screen display from a single channel to various configurations on multiple channels on a split screen up to all 16 channels on a split screen The default setting is 16 channels You view multiple channels in various configurations on a split screen For some of these the channels are standard For others you set up which channels you want to appear 4A Channels 1 2 3 and 4 4...

Page 42: ...mount of time you set as the Dwell Time option After each image displays in sequence the rotation begins again and plays continuously until you stop it Setting up Auto Sequencing You set up auto sequencing while entering settings for the options on the Monitor submenu of the Displays Settings menu 1 On the Monitor submenu select the Monitor for which you are setting options 2 Select the Sequencing...

Page 43: ...watching a live video the FUNC menu can be used to control the PTZ operation or enlarge the image of the camera If you connect a PTZ controller to your PTZ camera you can control pan tilt and zoom while watching live video Once you have the controller configured you can access and work with the PTZ menu Accessing the PTZ Menu Zooming In on Live Video 1 Press the channel button to select the channe...

Page 44: ...et is a deﬁned camera position you preset the camera angle and focus You must ﬁrst setup camera preset with PTZ attached to each channel To activate a preset location 1 Go to the PTZ menu 2 Select a preset number 3 Select Load and then press the ENTER button The camera will pan tilt or zoom to the speciﬁcations of that preset condition To save a position in other words to make it a preset 1 Pan ti...

Page 45: ...half speed Step Forward Press PAUSE then press FWD or rotate the jog to play the video frame by frame Press the PLAY button to return to normal playback Step Rewind Press PAUSE then press REW or rotate the jog to play the video frame by frame Press the PLAY button to return to normal playback Capture To capture the playback to a USB memory press PAUSE and then press AUTO button on the front panel ...

Page 46: ...d in sky blue video was recorded manually if an hour is marked in pink video was recorded by event in that hour 6 Select the time press the ENTER button and select the minute on the appeared popup The grid is marked by minutes 7 Press the ENTER button to start playback of the video for the date and time you ve selected Searching by Event You can search for events that occurred at a speciﬁc time do...

Page 47: ...d CD DVD formats do not support per channel backup Slim player Select whether to copy the Slim Player or not From Enter the start date and time of the video you want to copy To or Duration Enter the ending date and time of the video to be copied Bookmark While playing a video bookmark a scene to enable the bookmark feature in the Copy window Select Disk This option will show the media currently in...

Page 48: ... At the Login screen enter your ID and password The default ID is admin The default password is 11111111 eight ones 5 Click Login If you are logging into Web Viewer for the first time or if you click the button at the top of Web Viewer you will be directed to the Monitoring Page where you can view the video feeds from the cameras connected to your product 12 3 Monitoring Splitting Screen and Chang...

Page 49: ...tton shown on the right Click a direction on the circular button to pan the camera in that direction adjusts the zoom and focus of a camera Click the button to display the circular button shown on the right Click and to zoom in and out click and to adjust the focus You can adjust the PTZ speed with the slider at the bottom of the page A total of 6 different PTZ speed levels are available Click to ...

Page 50: ... group and channel To watch a video conveniently select a date on the calendar under the Channel button Dates with videos available are displayed in blue e g Time Area Select time and then press the PLAY button to play a video that is recorded at the selected time REW FWD Buttons While playing a video these buttons are used to display the play direction and speed The adjusted play speeds are 1x 2x...

Page 51: ...ws up to 2 IP connections at the same time regardless of the number of users d Protocol support TCP IP DHCP DNS DDNS HTTP ARP ICMP and NTP e Monitoring Built in Web server 4 Storage 1 Monitors a VGA Output RGB 800 x 600 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 resolution b Main Output 1 BNC Multi screen Menu Playback c Spot Output 1 BNC Spot event pop up display switching d Loop Outputs 16 Output 2 Audio a Inputs 1...

Page 52: ...4 D1 7 Q5 F D1 4 Q4 D1 5 Q4 G D1 1 Q4 D1 4 Q4 H D1 0 Q4 D1 7 Q5 I Half 10 Q5 Half 15 Q5 J Half 5 Q5 Half 15 Q5 K Half 4 Q5 Half 10 Q5 L Half 10 Q4 Half 15 Q5 NTSC Normal Event Resolution FPS Quality Resolution FPS Quality M Half 10 Q4 Half 15 Q5 N Half 5 Q4 Half 10 Q5 O Half 5 Q4 Half 10 Q4 P Half 4 Q4 Half 5 Q4 Q Half 1 Q4 Half 4 Q4 R Half 0 Q4 Half 7 Q5 S CIF 30 Q5 CIF 30 Q5 T CIF 20 Q5 CIF 30 Q...

Page 53: ... Q5 T CIF 16 Q5 CIF 25 Q5 U CIF 16 Q4 CIF 16 Q5 V CIF 8 Q4 CIF 12 Q4 W CIF 21 Q3 CIF 21 Q5 X CIF 8 Q3 CIF 8 Q4 Y CIF 1 Q4 CIF 3 Q4 Z CIF 0 Q4 CIF 6 Q5 Appendix B Recording Program Default Settings Appendix C Supported PTZ Controllers and Protocols Appendix D Compatible HDD List Appendix E Compatible Media List This table lists the PTZ controllers that can be used with the SVR 1670 DVR Some protoco...

Page 54: ...e UTC 00 00 Dublin Daylight Saving Off Date Format MM DD YY Time Current time Audio Recording Off Display Setup Option Setting Channel Channel Display Ch1 Title Cam 1 Status Enable Color Color AGC Enable Brightness 0 Contrast 0 Monitor1 Covert Channel Deselect All Sequencing Number 1 is set to Channel 1 and Number 2 is set to Channel 2 in order Dwell Time 5 sec Multi Display 4E Channels 1 2 3 4 VG...

Page 55: ...Audio Channel 1 Audio Recording Off Audio Gain 0 Sync Video Channel Ch 1 Audio Mix Mix On Program A Z ii CIF 0fps Q1 Event Setup Options Settings Event Event Check Off Event Screen Dwell time 1 Monitor 1 Off Event Screen Dwell time 2 Monitor 2 Off Event Action Relay 1 Action Duration 10 sec Normal Event Source Deselect All System Event Source HDD Fail E Mail Normal MD MD1 Sensitivity Lowest Area S...

Page 56: ... I O D I O1 Direction Out Type Sensor Network Setup Options Settings Network Type Ethernet DHCP Off IP address Default IP Net Mask Default NM Gateway Default GW DNS1 0 0 0 0 Additional DNS 0 0 0 0 Port 4000 Bandwidth Limit Kbps 0000 xDSL ID ii Guest Password Port 4000 Bandwidth Limit Kbps 0000 Status xDSL not connected DDNS Interval Off Server www samsungipolis com ID None Password None Status DDN...

Page 57: ...Server IP 255 255 255 255 Interval 1 hour Remote Remote Keyboard ID 1 Remote Controller ID All Remote Conﬁguration Setup Enable Remote Relay Enable Serial Com1 Device None Interface RS232 Baud Rate 9600 Parity Bit None Stop Bit 1 Data Bit 8 PTZ CH1 Port None Protocol Samsung T Camera ID 0 Idle Time Off IP Filter Use Off Default Policy Deny Appendix F Factory Default Settings ...

Page 58: ...ion Load Firmware Update DVR Alias DVR0 System Log Time Disk Disk Manager Disk Status Password Change P W Default value Menu Check X Admin and User O PTZ Check X Admin and User O Relay Off Check X Admin and User O Playback Check X Admin and User O Power Off Check X Admin and User O Power On Check X Admin and User O Copy Check X Admin and User O N MIC Check X Admin and User O Exit Exit Save Do not ...

Page 59: ...udio and video which can be played back synchronously Brightness A function of ambient light CD R Compact disc recordable A CD R disc can be written once and then read many times Term Deﬁnition CIF Common Intermediate Format A videoconferencing format that specifies data rates of 30 fps with each frame containing 352 horizontal lines and 288 vertical lines Other related file formats include QCIF 1...

Page 60: ...a door is set to Normally Closed opening the door triggers an alarm Term Deﬁnition NTSC National Television Standards Committee The analog television standard used in most of the Americas Japan South Korea Burma Taiwan and the Philippines PAL Phase Alternating Line Describes the color phase change in a PAL color signal PAL is the European color encoding TV system featuring 625 lines per frame 50 f...

Page 61: ...ated Terminal block A group of connectors on the rear panel of a DVR into which wires are inserted that control camera position Thumbnail A scene identifier presented by the SVR 1670 after a user searches for video Selecting a thumbnail displays the recorded video that starts with the thumbnail frame Tilt To reposition a camera up or down usually achieved with a computer mouse or keyboard joystick...

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