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4. TIME/DATE SETUP 

SET TIME/DATE

YEAR
MONTH
DAY

HOUR
MINUTE
SECOND

SELECT        , PRESS

2002/APR/15
PM 09:23:17

TIME/DATE SETUP

SET TIME/DATE
SET TIME/DATE
TYPE

SELECT        , PRESS

1
2

 

(1)SET TIME/DATE : User can set year/month/time/minute/second 

Use

button to assign Year/Month/Time/Minute/Second and use

                         

button to change the value.. 

(2)SET TIME/DATE :   

n

HOUR DISPLAY : Changes to AM/PM or 24hour time indication 

o

DATE DISPLAY: Converts into Asian type/American type/European type 

p

MONTH DISPLAY:MONTH Indication is changed to English or Number 

TIME/DATE TYPE SETUP

HOUR DISPLAY

DATE DISPLAY

MONTH DISPLAY

SELECT        , PRESS

:    AM/PM

:   ASIAN

:   ENGLISH

Time/Date Notation

 

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Summary of Contents for DVR-X4/IP

Page 1: ...DVR X4 IP Operating Instructions Four Camera DVR System SPECO TECHNOLOGIES 200 New Highway Amityville NY 11701 Tel 631 957 8700 Fax 631 957 9142 www specotech com 1 ...

Page 2: ...order 4 Channel Digital Video Recorder The Factory Default Password is ADMIN Administrator 1 Please refer to page 14 of this manual for Operation and Setup Do not change the password before reading this entire manual 2 ...

Page 3: ...ed dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to presence of important operating and maintenance Servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE UNITS ...

Page 4: ... OFF switches have power supplied to the unit whenever the power cord is inserted into the power source however the unit is operational only when the ON OFF switch is in the ON position The power cord is the main power disconnect for all unites ...

Page 5: ...reading this document 5 2 Unit Description 6 zFront Panel 6 zRear Panel 7 zController 8 3 Installation 9 4 Operation 13 zLog in 13 zRecord 14 zPlay 19 zSetting 22 5 HDD Bay 37 6 Specification Configuration 39 5 ...

Page 6: ...ake sure it is stable and meets our electricity requirements Unstable electricity will cause malfunction of the unit or cause critical damage to the unit 2 Several chips on the main board of the DVR unit and hard disk drive inside the unit generate heat and it must be properly discharged Do not put any objects just beside exhaust port on the left side of the unit and do not close up an opening on ...

Page 7: ... quarterly split screen or Full display screen 6 PTZ Selects PTZ function to be controlled 7 PIP MARK Assigns PIP Picture in picture or MARK IMAGE to protect selected image from being overwritten 8 FRZ Display screen is paused during live view or playback 9 SPEED SEQ The display screen automatically rotates Speed FF or Rewind during playback 10 ZOOM Enlarges the display screen by 200 11 PLAY ENTER...

Page 8: ... Connection 2 Sensor Input Output and RS 485 output 3 TCP IP Connect 4 Camera Connections with Loop out 5 BNC Out to monitor 6 S Video 7 DC Power 8 Fan When connecting with other applications or equipment be sure to turn off the system 8 ...

Page 9: ...n or Full display screen 6 PIP MARK Assigns PIP Picture in picture or MARK IMAGE to protect selected image from being overwritten 7 FRZ Display screen is paused during live view or playback 8 SPEED SEQ The display screen automatically rotates Speed FF or Rewind during playback 9 ZOOM Enlarges the display screen by 200 10 PLAY ENTER Play Back 11 MENU System SETUP 9 ...

Page 10: ...H1 CH2 CH3 CH4 MONITOR LOOP VIDEO LENS VIDEO DC AC24V DC12 V P DC LEVEL Rear part of CAMERA 2 Monitor Connection Composite Connection Method Connect the monitor to the MONITOR OUT on the Rear Panel of the system CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 MONITOR LOOP VIDEO A IN OUT VIDEO C IN OUT VIDEO B IN OUT 3 Installation 10 ...

Page 11: ...he Sensor to the SENSOR INPUT OUTPUT on the Rear Panel of the system C O M N C N O G N D D 3 D 2 D 1 D 4 ALARM RELAY Terminal block Pin 1 Alarm1 Pin 2 Alarm2 Pin 3 Alarm3 Pin 4 Alarm4 Pin 5 GND Pin 6 NO Normal Open Pin 7 NC Normal Close Pin 8 COM N O N C G N D C O M D 1 D 2 D 3 D 4 1 Relay output COM NC COM NO OR COM NC NO 2 Alarm input Short circuit between Alarm1 Alarm2 Alarm3 or Alarm4 and GND ...

Page 12: ...efault HDD Option 1 Please make it sure to leave HDD cable as folded up small tied up 2 when you connect single HDD to I O Board of DVR unit and place port 1 at connector of I O Board and connect HDD to port 3 as shown above picture 3 When you connect 2 HDD to I O Board of DVR unit first unfold HDD cable and place port 2 at connector of I O Board and connect no 1 HDD 4 Select jump Second HDD in sl...

Page 13: ...7 Power Connection Connect the power to the POWER CONNECTION on the Rear Panel of the system system will work DC 12V 13 ...

Page 14: ...menu If password entered does not match previously set number CURENT PW INPUT ERROR message is displayed Factory default password is as below The system is equipped with two passwords ADMIN Administrator 1 USER Low Level Operator 2 User will be locked out of certain features for security reasons Admin has full feature access 1 We recommend that you change the password To change password go to ID P...

Page 15: ...1 CAM2 CAM3 CAM4 Recording BasicScreen Indicates recording speed 60FPS 60 Fields sec MOTION records when motion is detected Indicates recording mode REC represents recording in Field Switch Mode Nothing displayed in Quad Mode Indicates recording conditions ALARM records when alarm condition is detected Indicates camera channel 3 PIP 1 Press PIP button 2 Use button to choose the ADDRESS of the PIP ...

Page 16: ...M2 CAM3 CAM4 P T CH1 FOCUS FAR EXIT PRESS P T 1 Indicatesaddressofcamera 001 255 2 Select Command FOCUS FAR FOCUS NEAR FOCUS AUTO PAN RIGHT PAN LEFT TILT UP TILT DOWN ZOOM IN ZOOM OUT AUTO PAN LIGHT CMD WIPER CMD PUMP CMD POWER CMD FUNTION 1 FUNTION 2 FUNTION3 3 SetON OFF forselected command PAN TILTControlScreen Ex DRX 502A model 16 ...

Page 17: ...en and with button or 1 2 3 4 button select the channel of smaller screen 4 Press SEQ SPEED button to make the image in smaller screen rotate 2002 APR 1 PM 09 22 06 60FPS REC PIP FL PIP WINDOWS MOVE OFF MOVE ON OFF PRESS PRZ CAM1 Indicates if SEQ button selection Indicates FRZ key selection PICTUREINPICTUREScreen To change the location of smaller screen press FRZ button and use button to move to d...

Page 18: ...pears and the LIVE screen of that channel will pause When pressed once more it will come back to LIVE screen When FRZ selected 1 2 3 4button or QUAD button do not work To move to full screen of each camera press FRZ button once more to end Freeze mode CAM1 FRZ CAM2 CAM3 CAM4 2002 APR 01 PM 01 00 00 60FPS REC FRZ Indicates if FRZ buttonselection When 1camerais pausedinQUADscreen PauseScreen 18 ...

Page 19: ...en 1 second to 99 seconds CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 CAM4 2002 APR 01 PM 01 00 00 60FPS REC Quarterly split Quad screen 2002 APR 01 PM 01 00 00 60FPS REC SEQ Automatic rotation ofthe Full Screen A B C D D C B A Fullscreen automaticallyrotatesby thevalueof SEQUENCE INTERVAL in A B C D A B C 7 Sensor Recording 1 When there is an external sensor input the recording starts 8 Scheduled Recording Records by date an...

Page 20: ...e 4 To come back to recording mode press Play button START 2002 APR 12 AM 07 40 38 END 2002 APR 20 PM 02 11 56 GOTO 2002 APR 15 AM 00 00 00 Time recordingstarted Timerecording ended Indicate timeto be played Play search Mode 1 2 3 2 GOTO time setting 1 Use button to choose the date or time of GO TO 2 Use button set desired time 3 Press Play Enter button to replay from the GO TO time 20 ...

Page 21: ...ck Speed Setup 1 During playback press SEQ SPEED button 2 Display screen will appear as shown 2002 APR 12 AM 07 40 38 1X PLAY SPEED CAM1 CAM2 CAM3 CAM4 Chosen 1XPLAYSPEED 2XPLAYSPEED 4XPLAYSPEED 8XPLAYSPEED 16XPLAYSPEED 32XPLAYSPEED 60XPLAYSPEED Chosen 1XPLAYSPEED 1 2REWPLAYSPEED 1 4REWPLAYSPEED 1 8REWPLAYSPEED 1 16REWPLAYSPEED 1 32REWPLAYSPEED 1 60REWPLAYSPEED Playbackspeed FixPlaybackSpeed 3 Dis...

Page 22: ...slower speed 5 Display Enlargement 1 Choose camera by pressing 1 2 3 4button 2 Press ZOOM button during Playback or PAUSE mode 3 The display will enlarge by 200 4 Use button to move the area enlarged 5 Press ZOOM to go back to Playback or FRZ mode ZOOM Press X2Enlargement Press Execute in FULL SCREEN of each channel 6 MARK IMAGE Internal backup SETUP During Playback press PIP MARK button and choos...

Page 23: ... item 4 Press PLAY ENTER button to enter sub menu of selected SETUP 5 Press sub menu item with button and change the value with button 6 Press PLAY ENTER button to forward MENUbutton to go backward PLAY ENTER button enables to enter and MENU button to go back 7 To go back to the very first SETUP condition select FACTORY DEFAULT Items that remain unchanged when FACTORY DEFAULT is selected value of ...

Page 24: ...ed by setup A C E B D F PB TIME DATE On Playback screen Date and Time is indicated 1 2 TIME DATE Date and time is indicated on LIVE screen CAMERA TITLE Camera TITLE is indicated on LIVE screen PB CAMERA TITLE Camera TITLE is indicated on the Replay SCREEN DVR STATUS indicates DVR condition such as REC REPLAY BORDER SET Changes the color of the border SEQUENCE INTERVAL With button select the interv...

Page 25: ...turation Adjust colorhue Adjust imagesignal level Correct adjustment of each element in COLOR setup will increase the picture quality being displayed We recommend you adjust each element of COLOR SETUP for cameras and monitor to be connected to the DVR unit Basic Screen forEntering Camera Name CAMERA TITLE SETUP SELECT PRESS ENTER 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A BC D EFGH IJKLMNOP QRSTUVWX YZa b c d e f g h...

Page 26: ...rmal cable condition it is indicated as ACTIVE and when the cable is disconnected or has problem it is indicated as LOSS LIVE Decide whether to show LIVE screen image or not REC Decide whether to record relevant channel or not 4 SCREEN POSITION SETUP Use button to move the full screen according to the users needs 5 COLOR BAR TEST COLOR BAR CHART is generated Used for adjusting the monitor 26 ...

Page 27: ...minute second Use button to assign Year Month Time Minute Second and use button to change the value 2 SET TIME DATE nHOUR DISPLAY Changes to AM PM or 24hour time indication oDATE DISPLAY Converts into Asian type American type European type pMONTH DISPLAY MONTH Indication is changed to English or Number TIME DATE TYPE SETUP HOURDISPLAY DATEDISPLAY MONTHDISPLAY SELECT PRESS AM PM ASIAN ENGLISH Time ...

Page 28: ... LOSS M MOTION 1 ALARM SETUP Matches the polarity of sensors externally installed OFF Not in use NC Normal Closed When an event happens Contact is opened NO Normal Open When an event happens Contact is closed ALARM DURATION Duration of recording when an ALARM is activated ALARM POP UP When an alarm is activated display screen is switched to full screen of image from relevant channel and the color ...

Page 29: ...E 3 ALL Deletes ALL Move to alarm number in the list using button and press QUAD button to mark GOTO Starts playback from the marked item in the list 3 MOTION SETUP SYSTEM SETUP DISPLAY SETUP CAMERA TITLE TIME DATE SETUP ALARM MOTION SETUP RECORD SETUP TCP IP SETUP MISCELLANEOUS FACTORY DEFAULT ALARM SETUP ALARM LIST SETUP MOTION SETUP MOTION MASK SETUP MOTION SETUP CHANNELNUM 1 SENSITIVITY GRADE ...

Page 30: ...n of recording when a motion is detected Set value from 1 sec to 3 minutes according to frequency of motion and factory default value is 1 sec 4 MOTION MASK SETUP Set detection area EDITMODE SELECTEACH CELL P T CHANGE EDITMODE MODE CHANGE CHANNEL ENTER MASK ON OFF CURSOR MOVE Withthe directionbutton choose MASKarea SYSTEM SETUP DISPLAY SETUP CAMERA TITLE TIME DATE SETUP ALARM MOTION SETUP RECORD S...

Page 31: ...lect all in a horizontal line CLEAR HOR LINE Clear all in a horizontal line SELECT BLOCK Select by BLOCK When PLAY ENTER button is pressed START CLEAR BLOCK Clear the BLOCK is displayed Then select blocks using button And press PLAY ENTER button to set SELECT ALL CELLS Select all CLEAR ALL CELLS Clear all 31 ...

Page 32: ...evious contents on HDD to overwrite when HDD is full 3 RECORD MODE 1 TIMER Records bytime TIMER ALARM Records by time or when the ALARM comes in POST ALARM Functionality 2 MOTION ALARM Records by MOTION or when the ALARM comes in MOTION Records only when MOTION is detected 4 3 4 RECORD TYPE 1 2 2 FIELD Records images from each camera in rotation 60 fields sec at 720X240 resolution Selected for hig...

Page 33: ...dure TCP IP SETUP IPADDRESS GATEWAY SUBNETMASK MACADDRESS SELECT PRESS 1 2 3 4 SYSTEM SETUP DISPLAY SETUP CAMERA TITLE TIME DATE SETUP ALARM MOTION SETUP RECORD SETUP TCP IP SETUP MISCELLANEOUS FACTORY DEFAULT 1 IP ADDRESS Enter numbers using button and press MENU 2 GATEWAY Enter numbers using button and press MENU 3 SUBNET MASK Enter numbers using button and press MENU 4 MAC ADDRESS It is unique ...

Page 34: ...ETUP CAMERA TITLE TIME DATE SETUP ALARM MOTION SETUP RECORDSETUP TCP IPSETUP MISCELLANEOUS FACTORY DEFAULT BUZZERSETUP ID PWSETUP SCHEDULERECSETUP PANTILTCMDSETUP HDD INFORMATION MARK IMAGESETUP PRODUCTID n With button select item to be changed and press PLAY ENTER button to edit oWith button move to wanted location and use button to make Selection p Press PLAY ENTER button after every SETUP and t...

Page 35: ... N O N O N O N Records according to schedule by day or a day of the week Two recording time spans can be set for a day and a day of the week respectively In total 4 recording time spans can be set in a day Enter Miscellaneous Setup scroll down to Schedule Rec Setup 1 Press QUAD button to be ready for editing Then move to the location for change using button 2 Set recording time for START and END w...

Page 36: ...t record for any other hours 2 01 00 03 00 ON 04 00 05 00 ON 1 Do Not record from 1 to 3 and from 4 to 5 unit records all other hours 3 3 01 00 03 00 ON 04 00 05 00 OFF Just record from 1 to 3 When both ON and OFF are set priority is set to ON NOTE for scheduled recording When scheduled recording is set DVR unit does not record before the set time It only starts recording at START time and ends at...

Page 37: ...mages you selected pTherefore all images in between PIP MARK button remain on HDD unless you delete marked image on purpose qWhen you want to mark large amount of images cancel PAUSE by pressing FRZ button That is press FRZ button and search images replayed in actual speed Then press PIP MARK again to complete MARK IMAGE SETUP rIf the MARK IMAGE space given in the HDD gets to be full FULL message ...

Page 38: ... supplied hardware New Hard Drives do not need to be formatted for proper operation The DVR will Auto Detect unformatted drives 2 HDD Bay 1 In case 2 HDDs installed in a DVR unit is not sufficient and needs to increase storage capacity connect HDD Bay to DVR unit 2 Models of Tera Tray TeraTray 04 holds up to 4 HDDs nConfiguration of Bay connection to DVR unit oVery economical way to expand storage...

Page 39: ...so there is a female connector above the hard disk bay rYou need to connect each other carefully before power on sAfter finishing above steps you can power on hard disk bay and 4CH DVR tYou must turn off hard disk bay and 4CH DVR before removing them 80G HDD in different rate play 60F S 30 15 10 5 2 1 0 5 0 2 0 1 80G DAY 1 2 4 6 12 30 60 120 300 600 39 ...

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Page 41: ...TIME TIME LAPSE EVENT SEARCH STILL FULL QUAD DISPLAY Stand alone DVR TCP IP with client software 1 59SEC CONTINUOUS TIMING ESTABLISHMENT POSSIBILITY CONVENTIONAL VCR TIME LAPS VCR VCR OUTPUT PROVIDED REMOTE BACK UP USING TCP IP INTERNAL BACK UP MARK IMAGE RS232C RS485 MAX 4 ALARM INPUT PAN TILT ZOOM AND FOCUS REMOTE CONTROL EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT WIPER PUMP FAN AND HEATER PLUG PLAY INTERNAL 1 OR 2 HDD...

Page 42: ...CONFIGURATION 42 ...

Page 43: ...32C port 1 Byte ASCII code MENU M PIP MARK I CH1 1 UP U PLAY P FRZ F CH2 2 DN J MODE D SEQ SPEED Q CH3 3 LEFT H PANTILT T ZOOM Z CH4 4 RIGHT K Factory Default 0 RS 485 Pin No Definition 9 SD 10 SD RS 232 C o m m P o r t RS 232C 1 5 6 9 Pin No Definition 1 DCD 2 RxD 3 TxD 4 DTR 5 GND 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 NC ...

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