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Table of Contents

 

 

1. OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................... 1

 

2.    HARWARE OVERVIEW ............................................................................... 5

 

2.1

 

F

RONT PANEL

 .............................................................................................. 5

 

2.2

 

B

ACK PANEL

 ............................................................................................... 6

 

2.3

 

M

ONITOR 

D

ISPLAY 

I

LLUSTRATION

 ................................................................... 7

 

2.3.1 Monitor Mode ..................................................................................................... 7

 

2.3.2 Playback mode ................................................................................................... 8

 

2.3.3 Settings Mode .................................................................................................... 9

 

2.4

   

B

ASIC 

O

PERATION 

I

NSTALLATION

 ............................................................... 10

 

3. INSTALLATION............................................................................................. 13

 

3.1

 

B

ASIC 

I

NSTALL

 ........................................................................................... 13

 

3.1.1 HDD ................................................................................................................. 14

 

3.1.2

 

Power ............................................................................................................... 14

 

4. FUNCTION SETTINGS ................................................................................. 15

 

4.1

 

PLAYBACK ............................................................................................ 15

 

4.1.1 QUICK SEARCH .............................................................................................. 15

 

4.1.2 EVENT SEARCH ............................................................................................. 15

 

4.1.3 TIME SEARCH ................................................................................................. 16

 

4.1.4 BACKUP .......................................................................................................... 17

 

4.2

 

DISPLAY ................................................................................................ 18

 

4.3

 

CAMERA ................................................................................................ 18

 

4.4

 

ALARM ................................................................................................... 19

 

4.5

 

RECORD ................................................................................................ 20

 

4.5.1 VIDEO SETTINGS ........................................................................................... 21

 

4.6

 

SYSTEM ................................................................................................. 22

 

4.6.1 LANGUAGE ..................................................................................................... 23

 

4.6.2

 

FORMAT .......................................................................................................... 23

 

4.6.3

 

PASSWORD ..................................................................................................... 24

 

4.6.4 DATE AND TIME ............................................................................................. 25

 

4.6.5 CAR ID ............................................................................................................. 25

 

4.6.6 SYSTEM AUDIO CONFIG ............................................................................... 26

 

4.6.6.1 BUZZER ................................................................................................................................ 26

 

Summary of Contents for SVSMDVR

Page 1: ...SVSMDVR Mobile Digital Video Recorder Owners Installation and Operating Manual Safety Through Vision SVSMDVR8H January 2016...

Page 2: ...10 3 INSTALLATION 13 3 1 BASIC INSTALL 13 3 1 1 HDD 14 3 1 2Power 14 4 FUNCTION SETTINGS 15 4 1 PLAYBACK 15 4 1 1 QUICK SEARCH 15 4 1 2 EVENT SEARCH 15 4 1 3 TIME SEARCH 16 4 1 4 BACKUP 17 4 2 DISPLA...

Page 3: ...1 OVERVIEW 41 6 2 INSTALL 43 6 3 THE QUICK ICON OPERATOR LIST DESCRIPTION 43 6 3 1 Open File 44 6 3 2 Search HDD 44 6 3 3 SearchSDcard 45 6 3 4 Windows Layout 46 6 3 5 Settings 46 6 3 6 Converter file...

Page 4: ...ection device in order to prevent hardware failure or burnout of the KA series embedded DVR The exclamation point within an equilateral rhombus is intended to alert the user on the presence of importa...

Page 5: ...a protective earth connection 4 The batteries installed should not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine fire or the like 5 The plug or appliance coupler shall remain readily operable for the...

Page 6: ...960H 20fps 2CH 720p 15fps 6CH CIF 30fps 8CH 960 30fps Record mode HDDfirst When HDD invalid SD card recording automatically Audio record 2 Audio in by G 711 Playback and Search Palyback speed x128 x2...

Page 7: ...ut IO 2 Out TTL GPS Yes Car Speed Yes G Sensor 3 Axis sensor Yes Tire pressure Yes Buzzer Yes System PTZ Yes RS 485 Yes Password Two levels one for system and the other for HDD format Multi Language Y...

Page 8: ...eceiver Receives the signal sent out by the remote control 6 HDD Tray Removable Tray for installing 2 5 SATA HDD 7 MENU Button Entry the setting mode 8 QUAD PIP Button To switch monitor display mode 9...

Page 9: ...nection port 4 12V 2A Output Output Power supply port for Camera 5 9 36V Input Input Power supply port for DVR 6 Alarm In Out MDVR support s 8 Alarm in and 2 relay out 7 RS 485 Sensor Provides RS 485...

Page 10: ...mber CH1 and CH2 also display status with Audio in If Number 1 showing Green that mean voice out by first channel currently User could use remote controller F1 F2 F3 to switch audio out channel 5 Powe...

Page 11: ...ive status Blue USB means drive detected Gray USB means drive none detected Green USB means drive include upgrade firmware 12 Relay Out Alarm linkagerelay out status Gray R means none relay out trigge...

Page 12: ...date 2 System time System time by File was recording time 3 Canera No Camera s video number on system 4 Car ID Car Identity name 5 Palyback Icon Currently playback status System support X1 X2 X4 X8 X...

Page 13: ...supports the movement function upper lower right or left Setting Screen Display Illustration Item Name Explanation 1 PLAYBACK Select Quick search Event search Time search mode for data selection play...

Page 14: ...e after selecting the required settings category press the enter button to bring the display page to the settings sub category page Direction buttons Normally Press button to select setting options At...

Page 15: ...12 Press the Channel number button to select the display view of each individual camera Channel Button 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Split...

Page 16: ...ntegrators to implement the project 3 1 Basic Install Please refer to the diagram to connect the various external equipments and following For SVSMDVR o perationof the Power output is voltage bypass T...

Page 17: ...and cover by particular key 3 1 2 Power When MDVR has connected HDD and Network disabled then energy consumption was 7 8W When the network of DV3604 always disable then energy consumption was 4 8W We...

Page 18: ...D and time HR MINS and then press PLAY for the playback Use the ENTER button and DIRECTION button to move the cursor and select date and time for the playback of the selected recording To start the pl...

Page 19: ...of each hour the system will automatically set up an hourly time point no code name making it convenient for data search and video playback Select the Time Search option and press ENTER The list of a...

Page 20: ...or to blue that mean system already detected and connected On PLAYBACK MENU To implement of the followings steps 1 Select the section with recorded time 2 Select Video channel 3 Select backup option D...

Page 21: ...l of every single camera image The main adjustments the user can set include Brightness BR Hue HU Contrast CT or Shade SA Screen Display illustration Item Name Explaination 1 Start Video Choose the di...

Page 22: ...ETTINGS 01 POPUP when 01 alarm trigger then CH01 video will show on screen ACTION OUT1 OUT2 That were to be associated with Alarm signal output simultaneously Ex ALARM SETTINGS 01 OUT1 when 01 alarm t...

Page 23: ...an set the PARK TIME to carry on instant recording for 1 to 720 minutes after which the system will automatically shutdown Or Keep ALARM SETTINGS illustration Item Name Explaination 1 ACTION At Alarm...

Page 24: ...resolution to select CIF Half D1 D1 960H 720P 2 AUDIO Setting ON OFF feature with record audio from external audio input device microphone 3 GPS Setting ON OFF feature with record data from GPS 4 CAR...

Page 25: ...he System Setting is to set the System s Language Time Password Protection Disk management format External Peripherals etc Note System CH1 CH2 were support Signal with AHD 720P camera But VIDEO SETTIN...

Page 26: ...rm message Hard Disk Format select Yes and system will start the hard disk format process and clear all previously stored information Be careful with operate this function In the SD card FORMAT settin...

Page 27: ...tion for the password is to increase the DVR s security After setting the password the user can return to the current video image When password function was enable then user want presses the MENU butt...

Page 28: ...again System is providing adjust time by manual setting GPS or Time zone 4 6 5 CAR ID System can display CAR ID on main screen that usually edit according to license plate This is helpful to video ide...

Page 29: ...feature must connect speaker or other with voice out equipment to work User can select the audio source deliver voice to the audio out equipment from one of the CH1 Audio CH2 Audio or Audio off 4 6 6...

Page 30: ...Peripheral The MDVR can select to be arranged with G sensor TPMS tire pressure monitoring system car speed sensoring peripheral equipments The DVR can set to receive and record the peripheral equipme...

Page 31: ...fer rate Swapping video channel with camera to full screen then press PTZ putton on remote controller At this moment system would show PTZ camera icon on the left of video number That mean system stay...

Page 32: ...he HDD is connected to a computer the G Sensor graphical image data is displayed in accordance to the stored information using the software included in the package Calibration To adjust the Install Ty...

Page 33: ...d positions please locate the photo below which best represents the actual installed position of the DVR The correct install type should be selected in order for the G sensor to detect the correct sta...

Page 34: ...t warning value with tire pressure When system recive signal with abnormal tire pressure that send audio message to driver TPMS cable include 5V TXL RXL GND that revicer be able to connect 10 tire sen...

Page 35: ...32 Install receiver s Long and short antenna Another side of antenna that SMA connector to connect type of adaptors Connect antenna signal module...

Page 36: ...ue recive module with DVR sheet define as following Enter TPMS Settings page and make sure connect state After check TPMS be connected Entry launcher setting page and select module of wheel numbers GN...

Page 37: ...ngle Wheel and touble Wheel of event alarm Launchers of reset to settings Mode 01 4 Wheels Mode 02 6 Wheels Low pressure Alarm HIGH pressure Alarm Over temperature Alarm Mode 03 8 Wheels Mode 04 10 Wh...

Page 38: ...user can set the maximum speed limit of the vehicle Once when the vehicle overspeeds the system will automatically send out voice message notifying the driver of the condition and an event data recor...

Page 39: ...s used to log vehicle location also support time adjustment by that The MDVR has support GPS and GLONASS system then display real time GPS information on monitor 4 6 8 6 Network MDVR had provided Netw...

Page 40: ...t to login server successfully ETHERNET Via Rj 45 port to connect Physical link that select manual or automatic setting IP address WIFI To via WIFI module of Build in to connect wireless Once the conn...

Page 41: ...ction If the user selects YES the system will automatically clear all custom settings and restore default settings If the user does not want to perform this task press NO The User selected System s La...

Page 42: ...ve 2 Take the removable USB drive which has the three files and connect to the USB port of the MDVR Confirm the USB drive connection which is ready for update by checking the monitor display for the U...

Page 43: ...tem Query On Real time monitor mode press upper button of Remote controller to call System info page The System information page would shows Firmware version The capacity of a hard disk drive Ethernet...

Page 44: ...de Name Explanation 1 Function list The list had included all function ex File Windows Control Settings and Help items 2 Video screen Display video screen 3 function Key Control play speed with playba...

Page 45: ...and shutdown MDVR Step2 Take off HDD from MDVR and connect PC end via USB SATA cable Step3 Select and copy GuardVMS Viewer to your folder on PC end 2 The second way is to save application from USB Dr...

Page 46: ...tor list description For each icon explain about means and operators following Mobile View Icon Function Illustration Item Name Explaination 1 Open File Press the key to select read dvr file 2 Search...

Page 47: ...pen File icon then select backup data dvr to play video 6 3 2 Search HDD HDD box on MDVR that can connect PC to read backup data via USB interface Note Before user take off HDD from DVR system must be...

Page 48: ...le is dvr when the HDD connect to PC avi files only supported for the AP If you want to back up the file and watched by another player System support files that convert it to avi or mov file via the a...

Page 49: ...46 6 3 4 Windows Layout The function has support hide window of Map and Vehicle information 6 3 5 Settings The Settings function is swap language setting each file directory path...

Page 50: ...47 6 3 6 Converter files Click avi icon on below function bar in order to converter video file 6 3 7 Capture screen Click camera icon on below function bar in order to capture main screen...

Page 51: ...lay The function has helpful user to execute playback by time search Event search Quick search 1 Step1 Open file or execute search HDD search SD 2 Step2 Select Control Find and play 3 Step 3 Select Co...

Page 52: ...49 4 Step 4 Select Event Index and Click list with selected item...

Page 53: ...Android System 7 1 1 Search and Download in Play Store Type guardvms in play store to search and install it 7 1 2 Setup GuardVMS Type your sever IP address and then input the user name and password u...

Page 54: ...layed as above after login successfully If the vehicle were online then the car id are marked in green that the location shown on a google map Click the online car and you can see Live play Record Pla...

Page 55: ...all the settings 2 Record Play Click Record Play set start time and end time and click Download to see the record play 3 Local Setting Here is Local setting page you can sort by car ID or date open d...

Page 56: ...ter setting page you can find the event by date or car ID or event type and also can delete event record here 5 Config Setting Here is Config setting page you can set the sever IP user and password An...

Page 57: ...ter 7 SEQ PIP 8 ZOOM IN PTZ Zoom in 9 PTZ PTZ Control 10 ZOOM OUT PTZZoom out 11 1 CH1 Full 12 2 CH2 Full 13 3 CH3 Full 14 4 CH4 Full 15 5 CH5 Full 16 6 CH6 Full 17 7 CH7 Full 18 8 CH8 Full 19 Rewind...

Page 58: ...rol Cable This cable used to supply 12VDC from the this cable used to connect the TPMS car MDVR and you can connect cameras or any speed line PTZ and any device which for device which for 12VDC Refer...

Page 59: ...n the 3G signal Refer to 3 1 Special Key HDD Screws SATA Cable The special key used to lock on off the HDD This cable used to let the HDD link to your Refer to 3 1 2 and the screws used to lock PC Ref...

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