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TROUBLE SHOOTING 

 

Trouble shooting tips.  

 

PROBLEM PROBLEM 

SOLUTION 

HDD Not Found 

Please Insert HDD 

  

Please use the Key to lock the HDD Cartridge 

  

and press any key 

No power 

Check power cord connections. 

  

Confirm that there is power at the outlet. 

Keys are not working 

Check if it is under Key Lock mode. 

  

Press "

MENU

" & "

ENTER

" to exit Key Lock mode. 

No recorded video 

 Check hard drive; make sure it is installed properly. 

Timer Record enable is not working 

Check Record Enable and make sure it is set to 

YES

. 

No live video 

Check camera video cable and connections. 

  

Check monitor video cable and connections. 

  

Confirm that the camera has power. 

  

Check camera lens setting. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Summary of Contents for DMR 1

Page 1: ...Volume 1 DMR 1 1N DMR 9 9N User Guide...

Page 2: ...MANUAL SUPER CIRCUITS 11000 NORTH MOPAC EXPRESSWAY SUITE 300 Austin TX 78759 Phone 800 335 9777 Fax 866 2567 9777 Please read instructions thoroughly and keep for future reference The product specifi...

Page 3: ...the appliance Use provided power adapter only Handle equipment with care Do not expose this equipment to open sunlight Do not spill liquid on equipment Do not use this equipment near water Please pow...

Page 4: ...ction 35 VIDEO PLAYBACK CONTROLS PLAY 39 FASTFORWARD FASTREWIND 39 SLOW FORWARD SLOW REWIND 39 PAUSE 40 STOP 40 IMAGE JOG DIAL 40 CAMERA SELECTION 40 MENU OPTIONS SYSTEM MENU 41 o AUDIO INPUT 41 o INT...

Page 5: ...NETWORK SETTINGS GUIDE 46 ADVANCE OPERATION OPTIONS 64 TROUBLE SHOOTING 65 SPECIFICATIONS 66 COMPATIBLE DISK BRANDS 67 APPENDIX 1 INSTALLING HARDDRIVE 67 APPENDIX 2 RACK MOUNT 69 5...

Page 6: ...Real time clock feature Support for up to 16 video input channels Picture In Picture PIP is available in live and playback Motion detection Alarm pin connector for external control Video loss detecti...

Page 7: ...for Cartridge Power Adapter and Cord DVR Software NOTE Please check the package to make sure that you receive all accessories RISK OF EL ECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRI...

Page 8: ...ENU key to enter main menu 3 ENTER ENTER key 4 ZOOM Press ZOOM key to enlarge the picture area 5 PIP key for Picture in Picture screen 6 SLOW Slow down video playback 7 SELECT Press SELECT key to sele...

Page 9: ...rding 12 CAMERA 1 16 Press the Camera Select 1 16 to select camera 13 REC Press REC to start recording 14 REW LEFT REWIND at different speeds Press REW again to adjust speed to 1 2 4 8 16 32 LEFT Unde...

Page 10: ...IO IN 1 4 Connect to audio source Use in microphone applications IPS set to 25A for NTSC or 18A for PAL 4 audio inputs select only 1 during recording 7 AUDIO OUT R L Connect to monitor audio in or spe...

Page 11: ...t to network for remote viewing DMR1 1N SYSTEM CONFIGURATION DMR9 9N FRONT PANEL 1 REMOVABLE HDD CARTRIDGE This product does not support hot swap Please power off the unit before removing HDD 2 LED LI...

Page 12: ...creen 6 ZOOM Press ZOOM to zoom specified area 7 Press PIP button for Picture in Picture screen 8 4 and 7 channel display 9 9 channel display 10 REC Press REC to start recording 11 STOP DOWN STOP Pres...

Page 13: ...wer adapters 2 EXTERNAL I O Controlled remotely by an external device or control system Alarm input external I O explanation 3 75 HI When using Loop output switch to HI Set to 75 when using Loop outpu...

Page 14: ...audio source Use in microphone applications IPS set to 25A for NTSC or 18A for PAL 4 audio inputs select only 1 during recording 8 MAIN Connect to main monitor 9 LOOP 1 9 Connect video signal between...

Page 15: ...t with a video input if you don t have a monitor Plug your monitor into a 110 120 AC power source Do not mistake the antenna input on the TV for a VIDEO INPUT Monitors and TV s have video inputs clear...

Page 16: ...ed power supply and cable assembly Most cable assemblies are 100 ft long or more You will see all types of cable configurations here is one example of a cable below 4 Connect each camera directly to t...

Page 17: ...5 Connect the digital video recorder to cameras DMR1 and Camera Installation 17...

Page 18: ...DMR1 and Monitor Installation DMR9 and Camera Installation DMR9 and Monitor Installation 18...

Page 19: ...g into an electrical AC outlet Power button is on the front panel turn the button on It will take 5 to 15 seconds for the system to finish initializing On power up the Red LED indicator light will tur...

Page 20: ...the MENU key to enter main MENU The password screen will appear Password 0000 NOTE The default Password is 0000 Simply press the Enter button To key in the Password press the Right and Left buttons t...

Page 21: ...etup NOTE some models will not have the NETWORK option MENU SEARCH TIMER RECORD CAMERA SYSTEM EVENT NETWORK Up and Down keys use to scroll up and down or change values when an option is selected Left...

Page 22: ...NEW PASSWORD XXXX CLEAR HDD MASTER SYSTEM RESET NO Go to SYSTEM RESET hit ENTER Reset all system settings to factory default settings Change NO option to YES option by hitting the UP key Hit the ENTE...

Page 23: ...DIBLE ALARM ON MOTION AUDIBLE ALARM ON ALARM DURATION 10 SEC DWELL TIME 02 SEC MESSAGE LATCH NO TITLE DISPLAY ON TIME DISPLAY Y M D 2003 JAN 02 THU 17 37 09 NEW PASSWORD XXXX CLEAR HDD MASTER SYSTEM R...

Page 24: ...settings to choose from in RECORD IPS and RECORD QUALITY Under the RECORD IPS Images Per Second you will have 6 options and 4 options in RECORD QUALITY to choose from 1 IPS 1 25A 2 15 3 8 4 4 5 2 6 1...

Page 25: ...frames a second and 1 frame a second One frame a second is pretty good video for most applications Here is an example to further explain the chart below Let s say we want to record for 7 days that s...

Page 26: ...Settings for out side the U S NOTE A means Record with Audio The only option you have is NTSC 25A 15 8 4 2 1 PAL option is for overseas applications Select one of the options 25A 15 8 4 2 1 IPS Image...

Page 27: ...EVENT NETWORK RECORD HDD OVERWRITE NO RECORD IPS 25A RECORD QUALITY NORMAL ALARM REC IPS 25A ALARM REC QUALITY HIGH MOTION TRIGGER RECORD ON 1 Select ON by hitting the UP or DOWN arrow keys and MENU k...

Page 28: ...UP Figure 1 4 Each screen displays the current camera picture overlaid with the motion targets as Figure 1 4 For this exercise we will use the PIP key on the front of the DMR to select all targets for...

Page 29: ...ill be from 9 00 00 to 9 01 40 The total recording time is 00 01 40 SYSTEM AUDIO INPUT 1 INT AUDIBLE ALARM ON EXT AUDIBLE ALARM ON MOTION AUDIBLE ALARM ON ALARM DURATION 10 SEC DWELL TIME 02 SEC MESSA...

Page 30: ...ection Indicated by the letter D and the symbol On the monitor screen you will find the date time amount of available hard drive space left and the letter M representing the method of recording that i...

Page 31: ...OT USE 12VDC OR ANY SOURCE OTHER THAN THE 5VDC TTL REQUIRED USING ANYTHING OVER THE 5VDC TTL WILL DAMAGE DMR CHECK ALL VOLTAGES BEFORE CONNECTING TO ALARM INPUTS IF YOU RE NOT SURE ABOUT THE VOLTAGE R...

Page 32: ...tions 1 Door sensor is connected to camera 9 and connected to pins 22 and 1 GND 2 Window sensor is connected to camera 10 and connected to pins 9 and 1 GND 3 External motion detectors are another sour...

Page 33: ...ALARM is set to LOW When using zero or GND inputs set ALARM to LOW 33...

Page 34: ...settings for your application RECORD HDD OVERWRITE NO RECORD IPS 25A RECORD QUALITY NORMAL ALARM REC IPS 25A ALARM REC QUALITY HIGH MOTION TRIGGER RECORD ON RECORD HDD OVERWRITE NO RECORD IPS 25A RECO...

Page 35: ...by the letter M displayed on your monitor MOTION DETECTION Only recording when you have motion can save you hard drive space and recording time Why use valuable recording time or hard drive space to...

Page 36: ...and shows M on the monitor This option will not record MOTION DETECTION 1 Press MENU key to enter the MENU setup then the Down MENU SEARCH TIMER RECORD CAMERA SYSTEM EVENT NETWORK key to CAMERA setup...

Page 37: ...down one row at a time Left moves the target cursor left one column at a time Right moves the target cursor right one column at a time Press ENTER to turn the target cursor ON and press ENTER again to...

Page 38: ...ect Sensitivity settings NOTE Camera Scanning sequence will change when motion recording is active Cameras detecting motion more frequently will show up more in the camera scanning sequence Example1 I...

Page 39: ...EVENT NETWORK Enter ALARM DURATION by entering MENU and going to SYSTEM menu Set the motion recording time Default setting is 10 sec Options are 10 SEC 15 SEC 20 SEC 30 SEC 1MIN 2MIN 3 MIN 5 MIN 10 MI...

Page 40: ...STOP to stop play mode and return to recording 6 IMAGE JOG DIAL Manually view video frame by frame one image at a time While in PLAY mode press PAUSE it will pause the screen Press button to advance t...

Page 41: ...X CLEAR HDD MASTER SYSTEM RESET NO Enter SYSTEM MENU MENU SEARCH TIMER RECORD CAMERA SYSTEM EVENT NETWORK 1 AUDIO INPUT Select one camera for audio input 2 INT AUDIBLE ALARM When an event happens the...

Page 42: ...R messages and remain on the screen 8 TITLE DISPLAY Display camera title 9 TIME DISPLAY Display type of time format 10 TIME Set time Refer to page 22 for settings 11 NEW PASSWORD XXXX Default password...

Page 43: ...TIMER 1 DAY Schedule selected day or days of the week Mon Fri Sat Sun Daily that you wish to record TIMER DAY START END QUALITY IPS DAILY 00 00 00 00 BEST 25A DAILY 00 00 00 00 BEST 25A DAILY 00 00 00...

Page 44: ...0 00 00 00 BEST 25A DAILY 00 00 00 00 BEST 25A DAILY 00 00 00 00 BEST 25A DAILY 00 00 00 00 BEST 25A DAILY 00 00 00 00 BEST 25A DAILY 00 00 00 00 BEST 25A TIMER ENABLE YES 4 Example Recording Sunday t...

Page 45: ...mmended settings 4 ALARM REC IPS Select ALARM RECORDING images per second NTSC 25A 15 8 4 2 1 PAL 18A 12 6 3 2 1 NOTE A means Record with Audio NOTE please refer to page 24 for recommended settings 5...

Page 46: ...r The OFF mode will not record motion CAMERA MENU SEARCH TIMER RECORD CAMERA SYSTEM EVENT NETWORK 1 TITLE Assign a title to camera input 2 DWELL Select ON to set up the channel auto switching on the c...

Page 47: ...re PAGE UP PAGE DOWN CLEAR MENU SEARCH TIMER RECORD CAMERA SYSTEM EVENT NETWORK NETWORKING View video from your PC anywhere in the world by connecting your DVR LAN connection to your network system On...

Page 48: ...network settings by going to MENU NETWORK Set IP ADDRESS GATEWAY NET MASK DNS and WEB PORT All network address data should be provided by your local ISP internet service provider MENU SEARCH TIMER RE...

Page 49: ...ten seconds or more and restart the DVR If the DVR is connected to a router it is a good idea to recycle the power on it also Test your DVR PC connection 1 Return to your computer go to the PC start m...

Page 50: ...Received X and Lost X This will tell you that you ve successfully connected to your DVR and we can proceed Like FIG 2 below FIG 2 If you re seeing Request timed out and Packets Sent X Received X Lost...

Page 51: ...le DVR 5 If you re looking at FIG 2 then you have demonstrated that a Local Area Connection LAN has been made between the DVR and the computer Proceed to Software installation DYNAMIC IP SETTINGS If y...

Page 52: ...3 Choose destination location and press Next 4 Set program shortcuts setting and press Next 52...

Page 53: ...5 Press Next to copy files 53...

Page 54: ...your assigned path Click twice and enter your User name Password Note If you did not change the Account before the User Name is admin and the password is admin Enter the IP address for DVR Enter port...

Page 55: ...isting IP addresses to access the Video Server This function is designed to store the list of IP addresses Backup Program You can press and backup all related files for this application to any storage...

Page 56: ...be automatically saved 8 Record Recording files will be saved 9 System Config 10 Number of online users 1 Image transmission rate per second 2 Data transmission rate 3 Connection Disconnection 4 Reso...

Page 57: ...second file if there are more than 6000 frames The program will stop recording when your hard drive reaches less than 200MB PLAYBACK OPERATIONS Find recording file and click twice to playback 1 On Scr...

Page 58: ...Set up the user s account Max 10 accounts password and user access level Max 5 accounts on line at the same time 1 User s level SUPERVISOR control all the functions HIGH LEVEL control advanced functi...

Page 59: ...mail or FTP function CIF is 176 144 D1 is 352 288 4 Alarm refresh Clear alarm message When the motion detection is triggered alarmed image will be sent to users MAIL 1 Information is supplied by ISP c...

Page 60: ...captured image to the assigned recipients when the alarm is triggered FILE SETUP Modify the storing path for recording files and snapshot images TOOLBOX Upgrade the firmware and get online users info...

Page 61: ...urbo Step Jump 6 selections at a time by clicking on the turbo key ONLINE USER Info Refresh refresh user information Online user information VIDEO WEB SERVER VIA IE BROWSER Connect Video Web Server vi...

Page 62: ...Step 3 Login example 62...

Page 63: ...Play Record Rew Fast Pause Slow 13 Camera 14 4cut 7cut 9cut PIP 15 Position of view 1 Image transmission rate per second 2 Data transmission rate 3 Video Channel 4 Resolution D1 CIF 5 Image quality H...

Page 64: ...ess Left or Right to choose background or insert screen Press camera 1 9 to select camera Press Menu to exit ZOOM ZOOM key to zoom in into selected area Press Camera Select 1 9 Press ZOOM for zoom mod...

Page 65: ...at the outlet Keys are not working Check if it is under Key Lock mode Press MENU ENTER to exit Key Lock mode No recorded video Check hard drive make sure it is installed properly Timer Record enable i...

Page 66: ...r using two HDDs make sure one drive is set to Master mode and the other HDD in Slave mode 2 This product does not support hot swap Please power off the unit before removing HDD 3 Approved models and...

Page 67: ...g hard drive Allow 60 seconds or more when powering on or off 5 Set hard drive to Master or Slave mode depending on number of drives your using APPENDIX 1 INSTALLING HDD Please follow the next steps c...

Page 68: ...nnect the two cables to the back of the Cartridge Casing to the HDD Secure HDD in the Casing optional Use the supplied screws and tighten positioning the HDD into place Secure the HDD in the Casing op...

Page 69: ...the DMR Fully insert the Cartridge Case into the DMR Lock the Cabinet Lock the cabinet by turning the key clockwise APPENDIX 2 RACK MOUNT Screws and brackets for rack mounting applications can be pur...

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