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4.4.4.7.Event LED

The event LED is the LED 

 built on the front panel of TeleEye RX. If an event is triggered, the LED 

will keep blinking until the event is cleared.

[

Main Menu

] 

 [

Event Handler

] 

 

Any Event

 

 [

Action

] 

 [

Event LED

]

Enable

Enable / disable LED action of that event

4.4.4.8.Live Camera

Event associated live camera displays real time live video of pre-selected cameras when an event is 
triggered. Operator can immediately know what is happening at the site. The live camera action would 
only be performed once until user clears the event.

[

Main Menu

] 

 [

Event Handler

] 

 

Any Event

 

 [

Action

] 

 [

Live Camera

]

Enable

Enable / disable live camera action of that event

Associate Camera

Select cameras to be displayed when event triggers

4.4.4.9.PTZ

Event associated PTZ camera will move to set preset position when an event is triggered. Operator can 
immediately know what is happening at the site. The PTZ action would only be performed once until user 
clears the event.

Summary of Contents for RX800 Series

Page 1: ...RX800 Series Ultra high Resolution Video Recording Server RX806 RX812 RX816 User Guide...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...Local and Remote Monitoring 19 3 1 Setup for Local Monitor 19 3 2 Setup for LAN Connection 20 3 3 Setup for Broadband Internet Connection 24 Section 4 Local Operation 27 4 1 Icons Description 27 4 2...

Page 4: ...4 7 Switch Control 121 4 4 8 Time Synchronisation 122 4 4 9 Import and Export 124 4 4 10 User Account 125 4 4 11 SMS 129 Section 5 Remote Operation 131 5 1 Network Setup 131 5 1 1 Port Mapping Setup...

Page 5: ...147 5 4 5 8 Live Camera 148 5 4 5 9 PTZ 148 5 4 6 Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ 148 5 4 7 Footage Extraction 150 5 4 8 Throughput Control 151 5 4 9 Time Synchronisation 151 5 4 10 Import and Export 151 5 4 11 Us...

Page 6: ...d other countries All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Copyright c 2014 Signal Communications Limited A member of TeleEye Group All rights reserved Version 1 00 Limits of L...

Page 7: ...al compressions SMAC M and H 264 4 4 video streams with independent recording stream 5 Hacker Resistant 6 Excellent video streaming performance via LAN broadband mobile network 7 Main HD VGA Spot BNC...

Page 8: ...rives 5 USB video extraction 6 Flexible connections LAN broadband mobile network 7 Support both static dynamic IP 8 IP filtering 9 Mobile video monitoring 10 Triplex operation simultaneous video monit...

Page 9: ...Contents Make sure the following items are included within the package TeleEye RX800 HD Video Recording Server Item Description Item Description Quick start guide Power adaptor Registration code sheet...

Page 10: ...HDD recommendation sheet Straight through Ethernet cable Warranty card Alarm port connector alarm port cover Software CD Resistors for tamper detection Mouse...

Page 11: ...Ds LED Description Light up when power on Light up when performing recording Blink when an event is triggered 2 Main control buttons Button Description Select camera Enter password Quick button for re...

Page 12: ...de e g Full 2x2 Open main OSD menu Back to previous menu 3 Menu control local playback control buttons Button Description Menu mode Playback mode Up Pause Down Stop Left Rewind Right Fast forward Ente...

Page 13: ...put 9 Audio in out port PA 10 External Audio input require optional cable 11 Video input ports BNC 12 Video loop through outputs require optional cable 13 Alarm switch port 1 4 Convention Used in This...

Page 14: ...ection 2 Hard Disk Installation Formatting and Scanning 2 1 Hard Disk Installation 1 Make sure that the video recording server is turned off 2 Loosen the screws that hold the cover 3 Pull the cover of...

Page 15: ...4 Loosen the screws of the hard disk holder and take them out 5 Insert HDD into one of the available holders Maximum 4 HDD can be installed...

Page 16: ...6 Mount the HDD to holder with attached screws 7 Remount the hard disk holder to TeleEye RX 8 Connect the SATA cable to the HDD...

Page 17: ...ognised hard disk will be formatted automatically after TeleEye RX starts up Formatting will erase all data inside the disk Hence make sure that important data has been backed up before performing thi...

Page 18: ...ng system of a personal computer This function is provided in an attempt to rescue the hard disk in case errors are found and to enhance its performance and reliability The function can be found in th...

Page 19: ...e not functional 2 Connect cameras to the video ports of TeleEye RX 3 Connect a monitor to the TV output of TeleEye RX 4 Plug in the power adaptors to TeleEye RX cameras and monitors 5 Switch on the p...

Page 20: ...TI Radeon HD 5450 or above OS Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 Other Requirements Java Sun Microsystems Java 2 runtime Version 1 5 0 or above IE Windows Internet Explorer Version 6 or above Setup...

Page 21: ...etmask and gateway automatically through DHCP To assign a static value deselect the Obtain an IP address automatically checkbox and enter the corresponding information The gateway should be the IP add...

Page 22: ...024 or sureLINK address in address bar directly Enter user name and password and press Connect Default user name and password can be found in the registration code sheet 7 Live video is shown after su...

Page 23: ...s Java Sun Microsystems Java 2 runtime Version 1 6 0 or above IE Windows Internet Explorer Version 8 or above Setup Procedures on RX Side 1 Install a hard disk to the TeleEye RX If there is no hard di...

Page 24: ...d enter the corresponding information The gateway should be the IP address of the router The DNS setting is used for sureLINK time synchronisation and e mail notification 6 Reconnect the video recordi...

Page 25: ...10 Live video is shown after successful connection...

Page 26: ...rding Video loss event Playback Power failure event Pause in playback Disk usage alert event Fast Forward in playback HDD fault event Backward in playback Audio enabled Digital Analogue PTZ control PT...

Page 27: ...ns Press button 1 to 9 to select Camera 1 to 9 Press button 0 first then press button 0 to 6 to select Camera 10 to 16 Quick button to change recording to on off or schedule Display next page of camer...

Page 28: ...OSD user will see different types of item Their properties are listed one by one below Item Name Description Yes No box 2 options only Click on it to toggle the option Spin box 3 or more options avail...

Page 29: ...d by right clicking the mouse Camera Selection Panel Show currently displaying cameras Click to display selected camera in full screen All Display all cameras on screen Mode Change display mode Next C...

Page 30: ...em Log Display event connection operation and setting log System View server information Change system settings e g IP date time language Event Status Display event status Clear event status Playback...

Page 31: ...ity Frame Rate Set recording frame rate applied to all cameras Auto Record at highest achievable frame rate X fps Record at X frames per second Custom Enable custom frame rate for individual camera Cu...

Page 32: ...can All Scan all installed hard disks Format All Format all installed hard disks local password of current user required Main Menu HDD Recording Schedule Recording Add Add a new recording schedule Edi...

Page 33: ...r Custom frame rate Recording Type Type of recording schedule Normal Record when within schedule Motion Record when motion detected and within schedule Custom Record based on individual camera setting...

Page 34: ...ed video at selected time Main Menu HDD Recording Recover Recording Press MENU button can hide or display progress bar during recovering OK Start recover local password of current user is required CAN...

Page 35: ...d Reset Event reset Tamper Event tampered Arm System armed Disarm System disarmed Secu Switch On Security switch turned on Secu Switch Off Security switch turned off Entry Event trigger within entry d...

Page 36: ...and time Access Show IP of the remote host Status Show connection status Remark Show type of connection Dial in Triggered by user Dial back Triggered by dialback action User Show the user connected to...

Page 37: ...setting Access Show IP of the remote host or Local for local host User Show the user performed the change Show previous next page of log Main Menu System Log Operation Log Date Time Show date and tim...

Page 38: ...ch date Time Set the search time Search Search for log closest to the date and time Main Menu System Log Event Log Log Option If an event log entry is associated with the recording action pressing ent...

Page 39: ...hange camera settings Date Time Change date and time settings Network Change connection throughput and 3G modem settings External Keyboard Set external keyboard settings PTZ Set PTZ arguments Display...

Page 40: ...y firmware version of the video recording server CPLD Version Display CPLD version IP Display IP address of the video recording server Port Display port number of the video recording server Subnet Dis...

Page 41: ...system date Time sync disabled only Time Set system time Time sync disabled only CHANGE TIME Save the time settings Time sync disabled only Primary Time Server Set the primary time server Time sync en...

Page 42: ...t secondary DNS of the video recording server LAN Stream Throughput Set the data rate of LAN connection Broadband Stream Throughput Set the data rate of broadband connection Narrowband Stream Throughp...

Page 43: ...ss Set the IP range to be filtered Main Menu System Network IP Filtering Filtered IPAddress No Show the IP filtering entry number Start IP Address Show starting IP of the filtered IP range End IP Addr...

Page 44: ...to be filtered Add Add the filter entry Main Menu System Network Setting IP Filtering Filtered IPAddress Edit IP Filter Press enter or double click on an existing entry to enter Edit IP Filter menu S...

Page 45: ...gth from 0 to 100 IP Address 3G network IP Driver Version Modem driver version Enable Enable disable 3G modem Dialup By Set dialup mode SMS EVENT Dialup triggered by sms message STARTUP Dialup after G...

Page 46: ...ss Point Name Dial Number Dialup Number User Name 3G network login user name Password 3G network login password Main Menu System External Keyboard Support External Keyboard Display support of external...

Page 47: ...alled Enable disable the video channel Name Change the name of camera Brightness Set video brightness Contrast Set video contrast Saturation Set video saturation Sharpness Set the sharpness to make vi...

Page 48: ...splay hide camera name Sequential Time Set the switch time between cameras in sequential mode Sequential Camera Choose cameras displayed in full screen sequential mode Default Display Mode Set the def...

Page 49: ...audio feature is supported by video server Channel Set input audio channel Channel Installed Enable disable audio selected input channel PA Channel Set PA channel PA Installed Enable disable PA chann...

Page 50: ...em Upgrade Progress Bar Display the upgrade progress Upgrade Upgrade the firmware from USB flash device Main Menu System Import Export Import Import settings from USB flash device Export Export settin...

Page 51: ...rt date time settings if selected Connection Export network settings if selected Event Handler Export event settings if selected E mail SMS Dialback Export e mail SMS and dialback settings if selected...

Page 52: ...Arm Disarm Tamper Show arm disarm tamper status Security Switch Tamper Show security switch tamper status System Tamper Show system tamper status Power Failure Show power failure input status Disk Fu...

Page 53: ...performed recording in red bars Event Select Display detail of the selected event Show previous next page of recording log Display recording log in smaller time scale Display recording log in bigger...

Page 54: ...e Set the search date Time Set the search time Today Set date and time to current time OK Search for log closest to the date and time Main Menu Switch Switch 1 Switch 4 Toggle the status of the switch...

Page 55: ...of switch X Latching Turn on for a period of time Push button Turn off 1 second after it is turned on Switch X Normal State Change the normal state of switch X N O Normal open N C Normal close Action...

Page 56: ...Change individual alarm settings Motion Change motion detection settings Video Loss Change video loss event settings System Tamper Change system tamper event settings Power Failure Change power failu...

Page 57: ...Hardware Arm only Tamper Action Set actions taken when arm input tampered Hardware Arm only Associate Switch Associate switch 1 to arm disarm control status Schedule Arm Disarm Enable disable schedule...

Page 58: ...plied to Add Add a normal arm schedule Delete Delete the selected normal arm schedule Show previous next page of schedules Main Menu Event Handler Arm Disarm Normal Arm Schedule Add Weekdays Set the w...

Page 59: ...Show the end time of system armed Add Add a holiday arm schedule Delete Delete the selected holiday arm schedule Show previous next page of schedules Main Menu Event Handler Arm Disarm Holiday Arm Sch...

Page 60: ...etection type Associate Switch Associate switch 2 to security switch status Tamper Action Set actions taken when security switch is tampered Main Menu Event Handler Alarm Alarm Select an alarm Enable...

Page 61: ...taken when alarm is triggered or tampered ENABLE DISABLE ALL Enable disable all alarm Main Menu Event Handler Motion Camera Select a camera Enable Enable disable motion event Motion Detection Setting...

Page 62: ...l Deselect all motion blocks Sensitivity Set the sensitivity level Area Set the area sensitivity Custom sensitivity only Level Set the light sensitivity Custom sensitivity only OK Save the motion dete...

Page 63: ...r is triggered Main Menu Event Handler Power Failure Enable Enable disable power failure event Sensor Type Select circuit open close as normal state Action Set actions taken when power failure is dete...

Page 64: ...Menu Event Handler System Restart Enable Enable disable the system restart available event Action Set actions taken when system restart abnormally Main Menu Event Handler Any Event Action Recording C...

Page 65: ...ode Set event recording frame rate Auto Record at highest achievable frame rate The storage size is large 1 fps Record at 1 frame per second Storage size is comparably small Duration After Event Clear...

Page 66: ...rial Retry Count Set the number of retrial if dialback fails Entry X Change the settings of dialback entry X Dial Back Test Start the dial back test Main Menu Event Handler Any Event Action Dialback D...

Page 67: ...associated camera for image attachment SMTP Server Change SMTP settings E mail X Set the e mail address of recipient X Sender E mail Set the e mail address of sender Action Delay Set the minimum time...

Page 68: ...r the SMTP server User Name Set user name used in authentication Password Set password used in authentication Network Setting Change the network settings Time Out Set the allowed time of sending an e...

Page 69: ...nt Handler Any Event Action Buzzer Enable Enable disable buzzer action of that event Action Delay Set the time between turning off and next turning on Duration Set the time for turning on the buzzer M...

Page 70: ...hen event triggers Preset Number Select preset position of PTZ camera when event triggers Main Menu Footage Extraction USB Storage Device Select device for saving the footage FORMAT Format the selecte...

Page 71: ...rotection Enable disable password protection Password Set extraction password Password protection enabled only EXTRACT Start backup using above settings Main Menu User Current User Display current log...

Page 72: ...tion Account Setting Enable Access right setting System Setting Enable Access right setting Recording Setting Enable Access right setting Video Backup Enable Access right setting Event Control Enable...

Page 73: ...Account Most settings are the same as Add Account menu Local Log in Enable Enable disable local log in with remote log in right only SAVE Save the account settings DELETE Delete the account Show setti...

Page 74: ...Main Menu User Power On Default Right Most settings are the same as Add Account menu SAVE Save the access rights when server startup or local user log out...

Page 75: ...to select Camera 1 to 9 Press button 0 first then press button 0 to 6 to select Camera 10 to 16 Hold down button 0 for a few seconds to change the display resolution Display next page of cameras e g...

Page 76: ...on schedule recording will be disabled Schedule Recording Recording will be started and stopped according to user defined schedules Schedules are set on a weekly basis When schedule recording is enabl...

Page 77: ...e Rate Set recording frame rate applied to all cameras Auto Record at highest achievable frame rate X fps Record at X frames per second Custom Enable custom frame rate for individual camera Custom Fra...

Page 78: ...enu HDD Recording Schedule Recording Add Add a new recording schedule Edit Edit the selected schedule Delete Delete selected schedule Delete Day Delete all schedules on the same day as the selected sc...

Page 79: ...s to apply the schedule Start Time Set the start time of the schedule End Time Set the end time of the schedule Camera Select the cameras to apply the schedule Frame Rate Set recording frame rate of t...

Page 80: ...back Date Show date of recording log Time Show time of recording log 1 2 16 Show cameras that performed recording in red bars Event Select Display detail of the selected event Show previous next page...

Page 81: ...icon User can press or mouse left click to take PTZ control then the selected channel will be highlighted by icon Only digital PTZ control can be taken or If the video channel not support analogue PTZ...

Page 82: ...ttons and control the value by buttons ZOOM Control zoom in or out RECALL PRESET X Recall saved preset position PROGRAM PRESET X Edit preset position AUTO PAN Start auto pan FOCUS Control focus near o...

Page 83: ...pan speed Tit Speed Set tilt speed Patrol Speed Set patrol speed Dwell Time Set dwell time for patrol Main Menu System External Keyboard Support External Keyboard Display support of external keyboard...

Page 84: ...1 Alarm 1 Pin 20 GND Pin 2 Alarm 2 Pin 21 GND Pin 3 Alarm 3 Pin 22 GND Pin 4 Alarm 4 Pin 23 GND Pin 5 Alarm 5 Pin 24 GND Pin 6 Alarm 6 Pin 25 GND Pin 7 Alarm 7 Pin 26 GND Pin 8 Alarm 8 Pin 27 GND Pin...

Page 85: ...ormal open condition if the resistance between point A and B detects 7 2k The resistance transition from 1 2k to 7 2k is generated by an alarm tamper event for normal close circuit The setup configura...

Page 86: ...nt A and B LoZ Normal Sensor drive output close point B and C O C Alarm Sensor drive output open point B and C Term Status Description S C Alarm Sensor drive output close point A and B LoZ Normal Sens...

Page 87: ...5k infinity DEOL Normal Close Tamper Short Normal Close Alarm Open Tamper Open DEOL Normal Open Tamper Short Alarm Close Normal Open Tamper Open SEOL Normal Close Tamper Short Normal Close Alarm N A A...

Page 88: ...armed alarm sensor and motion that is set as normal zone can be triggered immediately if someone triggers the sensor or motion detected It is usually used when there is no operator at surveillance are...

Page 89: ...chedule it will follow holiday schedule instead of normal schedule Arm Disarm Tamper Type Arm Disarm tamper event triggers if someone cuts the wire between the arm disarm input and the video recording...

Page 90: ...t the tamper detection type Hardware Arm only Tamper Action Set actions taken when arm input tampered Hardware Arm only Associate Switch Associate switch 1 to arm disarm control status Schedule Arm Di...

Page 91: ...the weekdays the schedule applied to Add Add a normal arm schedule Delete Delete the selected normal arm schedule Show previous next page of schedules Main Menu Event Handler Arm Disarm Normal Arm Sch...

Page 92: ...hedule Start Time Show the start time of system armed End Time Show the end time of system armed Add Add a holiday arm schedule Delete Delete the selected holiday arm schedule Show previous next page...

Page 93: ...e security switch input and the video recording server This event can be triggered once the wire is being cut Security switch tamper type has choice of none SEOL and DEOL On State If security switch o...

Page 94: ...switch On State Select circuit open close as security switch on Tamper Type Set the tamper detection type Associate Switch Associate switch 2 to security switch status Tamper Action Set actions taken...

Page 95: ...ed it indicates alarm trigger of TeleEye GX while nothing happens when the state of the circuit is closed If the alarm sensor input circuit type is normal open NO when the state of the circuit is clos...

Page 96: ...ng action recording action is automatically activated during entry delay The detail description is shown as follows 1 User turns off security switch 2 The alarm is set at entry delay 3 The 1st trigger...

Page 97: ...arms the system 2 The alarm is set at exit delay and timer of all alarms begin 3 The 1st trigger is made by Alarm 1 i e user leaves the surveillance zone 4 2nd 3rd and 4th triggers are made respective...

Page 98: ...action recording action is automatically activated during entry delay The detail description is shown as follows 1 The alarm is set at entry delay 2 The 1st trigger is made by Alarm 4 i e user enters...

Page 99: ...follows 1 User arms the system 2 The alarm is set at exit delay and timer of all alarms begin 3 The 1st trigger is made by Alarm 1 i e user leaves the surveillance zone 4 2nd 3rd and 4th triggers are...

Page 100: ...ing starts if action enabled Security switch on Exit delay ends Recording stops Alarm can be triggered any time after that Exit delay ends after preset exit time Recording stops Alarm can be triggered...

Page 101: ...ble the alarm Name Change the name of alarm Source Type Select source of alarm BUILT IN use video server on board alarm CAMERA use external camera alarm Sensor Type Select circuit open close as normal...

Page 102: ...tion block will turn to red colour when movement is detected The normal display area cannot detect any motion Sensitivity Level The definition of level in motion detection is the difference in luminan...

Page 103: ...t Motion Detection Setting Set motion detection settings Zone Set the zone type Entry Delay Set the entry delay time Entry Exit Zone only Exit Delay Set the exit delay time Entry Exit Zone only Action...

Page 104: ...lect Deselect motion blocks Select All Select all motion blocks Deselect All Deselect all motion blocks Sensitivity Set the sensitivity level Area Set the area sensitivity Custom sensitivity only Leve...

Page 105: ...ars or the video recording server receives no signal from the camera When this happens a blue screen would be displayed on the local monitor Main Menu Event Handler Video Loss Camera Select a camera E...

Page 106: ...g happens when the state of the circuit is closed If the alarm sensor input circuit type is normal open NO when the state of the circuit is closed it indicates system tamper of TeleEye RX while nothin...

Page 107: ...tes power failure of TeleEye RX while nothing happens when the state of the circuit is open Physical Configuration for Power Failure Input The power failure input and ground of TeleEye RX video record...

Page 108: ...e Enable Enable disable disk full event Warning Level Set the warning level Action Set actions taken when disk usage exceeds warning level 4 4 3 9 HDD Fault HDD fault event will be triggered when hard...

Page 109: ...ivated by any events mentioned in above section 1 Recording 2 Switch 3 Dialback 4 E mail 5 SMS 6 Buzzer 7 Event LED 8 Live Camera 9 PTZ 4 4 4 1 Recording When an event is triggered video recording wil...

Page 110: ...ording Enable Enable disable event recording of that event Recording Mode Set event recording frame rate Auto Record at highest achievable frame rate The storage size is large 1 fps Record at 1 frame...

Page 111: ...ch Action Delay Action delay is the period of time after the switch is turned off and before turning on again Example of Latch Duration and Action Delay Assuming that the latch duration is 10sec and a...

Page 112: ...request software like TeleEye sureSIGHT or sureGUARD needs to be installed to the PC to perform dialback Main Menu Event Handler Any Event Action Dial Back Enable Enable disable dialback action of th...

Page 113: ...Menu Event Handler Any Event Action E mail Enable Enable disable e mail action of that event Image Attachment Associate Camera Change event associated camera for image attachment SMTP Server Change SM...

Page 114: ...used in authentication Password Set password used in authentication Network Setting Change the network settings Time Out Set the allowed time of sending an e mail in each trial in minute Retry Set th...

Page 115: ...ent clear SMS Test Start the SMS test 4 4 4 6 Buzzer The built in buzzer of the video recording server can give Beep sound that draws nearby operator s attention when an event is triggered Main Menu E...

Page 116: ...n event is triggered Operator can immediately know what is happening at the site The live camera action would only be performed once until user clears the event Main Menu Event Handler Any Event Actio...

Page 117: ...er Any Event Action PTZ Enable Enable disable live camera action of that event Associate Camera Select PTZ cameras to be displayed when event triggers Preset Number Select preset position of PTZ camer...

Page 118: ...than it s frame rate without audio so that this mode can save extracted file size Main Menu Footage Extraction USB Storage Device Select device for saving the footage FORMAT Format the selected USB d...

Page 119: ...om DHCP IP Address Set IP address of the video recording server Port Set port number of the video recording server Subnet Set subnet mask of the video recording server Gateway Enable Enable disable th...

Page 120: ...h the switch control function The switch won t follow the latch duration and action delay It will remain at that state until user toggles it again or an event associated with switch action has trigger...

Page 121: ...able Enable disable time synchronisation Time Zone Set the time zone Country Select a country Date Set system date Time sync disabled only Time Set system time Time sync disabled only CHANGE TIME Save...

Page 122: ...ction throughput and 3G modem settings External Keyboard Set external keyboard settings Camera Setting Change camera settings Privacy Mask Setting Set PTZ privacy mask General PTZ Setting Set PTZ argu...

Page 123: ...goes wrong previously exported settings can be applied through the import function Main Menu System Setting Import Export Import Import Import the setting files from USB flash device Cancel Cancel th...

Page 124: ...nt TeleEye RX supports multiple user accounts with flexible access rights Users with the User Account access right can add new account modify existing account or delete an account When system startup...

Page 125: ...tion Account Setting Enable Access right setting System Setting Enable Access right setting Recording Setting Enable Access right setting Video Backup Enable Access right setting Event Control Enable...

Page 126: ...Account menu Local Login Enable Enable disable local log in with remote log in right only Save Save the account settings Delete Delete the account Show settings of previous next account Main Menu User...

Page 127: ...Save Save the access rights when server startup or local user log out...

Page 128: ...inutes if no dialback user connect to GX under SMS EVENT mode The formats of SMS messages and functions are list in table Format Function teip ip port endip Establish 3G connection by 3G dialup profil...

Page 129: ...work IP Driver Version Modem driver version Enable Enable disable 3G modem Dialup By Set dialup mode SMS EVENT Dialup triggered by sms message STARTUP Dialup after RX startup Active Profile Set profil...

Page 130: ...cess your TeleEye RX anytime and anywhere by the IP address and port number through web browser The address should be in this format http IPAddress Port The default port number is 1024 which can be us...

Page 131: ...ent icons on the control panel or the video A summary of their meanings can be found in the following table Icon Description Go to setting page Logout Recording Playback Screen mode selection panel 1...

Page 132: ...em tamper event 19 Alarm event 20 Siren on off 21 Armed Disarmed 22 Clear event Show menu panel Menu panel 1 Server Setting 2 Audio 3 PTZ 4 View log 5 Advanced 6 Footage extraction 7 Switch On screen...

Page 133: ...ndix 2 By default basic security mode is applied and user name is not required Enter password and press Connect The default administrator password is 000000 details can be found in the registration co...

Page 134: ...If the camera setting does not fit the environment select Server Video Audio Setting Video Properties to change the configuration...

Page 135: ...de A Manual Recording The start stop operation is controlled manually by operator Recording will be performed on all cameras once started 1 To start or stop manual recording click on Recording button...

Page 136: ...y click on the graphical representation of the schedule A list of that day s schedules will show on the right hand side C Recording Rebuild Recording log can be recovered by using recording rebuild fu...

Page 137: ...nning is performed in an attempt to fix noticeable hard disk error and to enhance its performance and reliability Remote login password is required for this operation 1 Go to Server HDD Management cli...

Page 138: ...surveillance area 1 Go to Server select Event Matrix Event Arm Disarm Input 2 To change arm disarm settings click on Arm Setting 3 To add or remove arm schedules click on Schedule Arm Disarm Setting...

Page 139: ...when Arm Disarm is enabled and set to hardware mode It is used to activate entry delay and terminate exit delay for entry exit zone alarm 1 Go to Server select Event Matrix Event Security Switch 2 To...

Page 140: ...m can be used to detect many events such as fire and illegal entering by unauthorised personnel 1 Go to Server select Event Matrix Event Alarm 2 Click on Alarm Setting and select appropriate settings...

Page 141: ...to change the operational zone 5 4 4 5 Video Loss Video loss event is triggered when the video recording server receives no signal from the camera A blue screen would be displayed when this happens 1...

Page 142: ...rted or powered off abnormally Pre selected actions will be taken immediately after the system is started up again 1 To enable the event go to Server Event Matrix Event System Restart 5 4 5 Event Acti...

Page 143: ...nt Matrix Event Choose an event and click on Dial Back column The Java web page can t respond to dialback request software like TeleEye sureSIGHT or sureGUARD needs to be installed to the PC to perfor...

Page 144: ...is triggered This action is enabled by default 1 To disable the action go to Server Event Matrix Event Choose an event and click on LED column 5 4 5 8 Live Camera If an event is associated with live...

Page 145: ...o TeleEye RX video recording server 1 Go to Menu PTZ to open the PTZ control panel The meaning of each icon is summarized in the following table Button Description Tilt the camera up Tilt the camera d...

Page 146: ...meric buttons Add or delete preset positions associated with patrol tour using the 16 numeric buttons Start the patrol operation when Patrol 1 is clicked Stop the patrol operation when Stop Patrol is...

Page 147: ...be configured to fit the network bandwidth 1 Go to Menu Connection 5 1 1 Switch Control Besides controlling through event action user can also control the external switches directly 1 Go to Menu Switc...

Page 148: ...import process is completed 1 Go to Setting page select Import at the lower left corner of the page 2 In the pop up menu select the setting file to be imported B Export 1 Go to Setting page select Ex...

Page 149: ...to the appendix for details 2 Go to Server User Setting 3 To add new account click Add To modify or remove an account select an existing account and click Edit or Delete respectively User name of an...

Page 150: ...from overheating these openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be placed near a radiator or heat source or in a built in installation unless proper ventilation is provided 4...

Page 151: ...e Customer an inspection fee on site service fee or cost of parts if i no fault in the equipment can be found during inspection or ii the defect is caused at conditions those mentioned in point 5 abov...

Page 152: ...oadband Internet economically and cost effectively and perform remote live video monitoring anytime and anywhere conveniently sureLINK Address You can apply for a sureLINK address domain name such as...

Page 153: ...g our web site at http www TeleEye com Follow the steps below 1 Enter http www TeleEye com in your web browser address bar to access our web site Click on Customer Login button 2 Login using your regi...

Page 154: ...3 Select sureLINK Registration Click on sureLINK Address Registrations...

Page 155: ...sureLINK for your TeleEye RX You will receive a notification mail when your sureLINK service is ready B sureLINK Modification Since the sureLINK Domain name address corresponds to a single video recor...

Page 156: ...nter the old registration code new video recording server serial number and new registration code in the fields provided 5 Click Modify button to submit the form If the above procedure is completed su...

Page 157: ...ess RX web page by double clicking the row represent your RX video recording server 2 Click on Menu Server Setting select Connection Network 3 Scroll down to sureLINK section 4 Select Using sureLINK a...

Page 158: ...ver Step 4 Enter the menu Main Menu System Firmware Upgrade Click Upgrade to start the upgrade Step 5 After upgrade the video recording server will be restarted Enter the menu Main Menu System Server...

Page 159: ...count Both security modes support 6 concurrent users User account Account structure Type Description Remark General setting User name Login user name from remote software 4 16 characters Case insensit...

Page 160: ...ixed Account type Both Fixed Access right All Fixed Network password 000000 Available to change Local password 000000 Available to change Local time out 15 mins Available to change Normal account USER...

Page 161: ...Video format camera installation Change live video quality brightness contrast Network setting throughput control setting Date Time setting Hard disk formatting scanning Recording setting Switch setti...

Page 162: ...ely through network Site Monitoring Method There are two methods to link up with the video recording server to view video TCP IP in LAN TCP IP on the Internet using Broadband and Internet Router Depen...

Page 163: ...ation PTZ Zoom Duration Change PTZ camera zoom duration PTZ Focus Duration Change PTZ camera focus duration PTZ Iris Duration Change PTZ camera iris duration PTZ Additional Duration Change PTZ camera...

Page 164: ...Enable disable arm disarm associate switch 1 Secu Switch On State Change security switch on state Associate Switch 2 Enable disable security switch associate switch 2 Alarm Name Change alarm sensor na...

Page 165: ...a associated to PTZ action Event PTZ Preset Change PTZ camera recall preset position Server Name Change video recording server name Registration Check Enable disable registration checking Web Server E...

Page 166: ...ogout Local user logout Remote Login Remote user login Remote Logout Remote user logout Software Arm Armed from remote interface Software Disarm Disarmed from remote interface Enable Schedule Arm Star...

Page 167: ...T ALARM OUT BNC x 1 Audio Input NO OF CHANNELS 6 12 16 STANDARD Line level RCA input impedance 30k Ohm frequency 200 3500Hz AUDIO OUT NO OF CHANNELS Public addressing x 1 audio output x1 STANDARD Line...

Page 168: ...LINK and uPNP EVENT HANDLING EVENT External alarm tamper motion detection video loss power interruption disk full system failure disk fault ACTION Buzzer dial back local recording relay control email...

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