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PTZ Driver Model Setting
Select the Model item, a drop down menu will show up the available models.
Note:
Following list are the current PTZ control protocols supported by DSR.

Model Protocol/OSRD/Connection Interface

KALATEL_KTD312

KTD-312 computer interface ASCII Protocol, RS-232 to RS-232

PELCO_ASCII

Pelco ASCII Protocol (Revision G), RS-232 to RS-422/485

PELCO_SPECTRA

Pelco "D" Protocol, RS-232 to RS-422/485

PHILIPS_AUTODOME

PHILIPS (BURLE) Auto Dome RS-232 to RS-422/485
LTC0809 Series

UEL_MV912RS

UEL OSRD model of MV912RS

UEL_MV961A

UEL OSRD model of MV961A, MV561

PHILIPS (BURLE) On-Site Receiver/Driver, RS-232 to Biphase
LTC8561 Series :
LTC8564/20
LTC8566 Series

ULTRAK_KD6

Ultrak KD6 Auto Dome

VICON_SURVEYOR99

V5UWM , VICON Surveyor99 Camera Dome RS-232 to
RS-422/485 Surveyor99 Series

Note:
The DSR unit provides only RS-232 output connection, all other serial connections by external
converter are provided by the user themselves.

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VisionNet SW-80 User Menu

Summary of Contents for SW-80

Page 1: ...VisionNet Technology VisionNet Network DVR SW 80 User Manual...

Page 2: ...MODE 11 4 SCREEN MODE 11 MULTI SCREEN MODE 13 8 SCREEN MODE 13 16 SCREEN MODE 14 RAPID ZOOM 14 FULL SCREEN DISPLAY 14 SEQUENCE 14 REMOTE ONLINE VIEWING AND PLAYBACK RECORDED VIDEO 14 THE INTELLIGENT...

Page 3: ...6 DRIVER MODE SETTING 26 PORT SETTING 27 CAMERA SELECTION 27 MONITOR SELECTION 27 SPEED CONTROL 27 PAN TILT ZOOM CONTROL 27 PRE POSITION 27 UTILITY FUNCTIONS 28 ACCESS TO UTILITY FUNCTIONS 28 RE ACTIV...

Page 4: ...X 45 SETUP AND THE DEFAULT VALUES 46 WORKING AT LOGOFF 47 LOG OFF 47 RECORDING DURING LOG OFF 47 SHUT DOWN THE UNIT 47 EXIT 47 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE 48 SCHEDULE BACKUP AND REMOVE THE VIDEO FILE 48 COMPAC...

Page 5: ...tion of up to 4 channels Support full resolution video 640x480 PAL 640x480 NTSC Real time digital video compression Simultaneous playback and recording Playback with sophisticated search functions Ala...

Page 6: ...Approximate Recording Capacity 1 1 1 1 1 25 12 5 8 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 275 157 2 109 8 58 2 16 62 6 6 3 8 2 64 1 4 0 39 M 1024MB 1GB SW 80 Series SW 80 SW 80 SW 80 SW 80 SW 80...

Page 7: ...era To setup audio recording please refer to the Attaching audio to camera of the Option Setting Menu Before you can activate this function you will need to have a Sound Capture board installed and pr...

Page 8: ...Page 7 of 72 TYPICAL SYSTEM Hard drive indicator Power indicator Power switch Mouse PICO Unit SVGA monitor Optional Keyboard CD ROM drive Optional Floppy drive Reset Switch VisionNet SW 80 User Menu...

Page 9: ...on Assign camera title inside the Camera Title message box within the Utility menu Go to Utility Function chapter for detail of camera title assignment Tip Make sure that the Active box is unchecked f...

Page 10: ...R you can click on the Utility button to change the logon password to be discussed in more detail later on page 37 However if you logon as OPERATOR the Utility button will be disabled to prevent the p...

Page 11: ...n and off with the indicator light on and off to indicate its status correspondingly Tip You are able to know which camera s is are being displayed by the DISPLAY panel indicator lights and you can pr...

Page 12: ...mode button to select this mode Four cameras can be selected for display simultaneously Click the camera buttons to select camera s to display in this mode The down buttons will light up in yellow to...

Page 13: ...uts of the unit in a horizontal arrangement instead of in a vertical arrangement Example Two possible horizontal arrangements of the grouped cameras are shown in Figure 4 Figure 4 Shown as the standar...

Page 14: ...his mode Click the camera buttons to select or de select camera s to display in this mode The down buttons will light up in yellow to indicate the display status Click on the surrounding small screen...

Page 15: ...in yellow to indicate the sequence function The function of sequencing is effective for all display modes except for the 16 Screen mode The user can select individual camera s for sequencing display...

Page 16: ...control panel a RECORDER panel see Figure 7 to let the user interact with the unit for recording control with enough indication There are sixteen camera buttons in the RECORDER panel all of which can...

Page 17: ...can be programmed Please see the section of Recorder Setting for parameter setup Tip Instant recording is expected to work in a real frame rate for short time recording while scheduled recording is e...

Page 18: ...vent is happened Pre alarm allows images to be temporarily recorded for a short period of time 1 to 60 second at normal situation Once an alarm is actually being triggered the pre alarm images become...

Page 19: ...own the camera button The indicator will change to yellow to indicate that the camera is under instant recording However it will automatically resume scheduled recording once you click the camera butt...

Page 20: ...movable disk s can be retrieved for playback Click the Play Back button in the main screen to activate the Select Drive dialog box as shown in Figure 9 Figure 9 Select Drive Click the Downward arrow a...

Page 21: ...es on Selected Camera title Figure 10 Open Multiple Files Snap Shot Video Mode Zoom In Zoom Out Print Save Camera Title Absolute Date Time and length of the video Speed control for playback Frame oper...

Page 22: ...ing speed Drag it left to decrease the playing speed The normal playback speed is indicated in the speed control box when the control button is put in the middle Rewind and replay Using the Begin end...

Page 23: ...open the marked video for viewing Once the button is pressed down the video will be playback until the end of the file is reached Open the video files and playback continuously Click the Open Multiple...

Page 24: ...amera when activity is detected inside the detection area s Set up the motion detection Right click the mouse button on the video screen of the camera you want to set motion detection A Motion detecti...

Page 25: ...ity is adjusted to an optimal condition for motion detection and without false alarm User can check the Show within detection area button to confine the activity blocks only to display within the dete...

Page 26: ...mode use High resolution mode for motion detection recording When display at 16 screen mode use Low resolution mode for motion detection recording When display at one screen mode use Supper mode for...

Page 27: ...of the On Site Receiver Driver OSRD should be set up correctly with the same camera number as the camera attached to it Driver Mode Setting Right click the mouse on anywhere of the PTZ Panel a menu wi...

Page 28: ...m control Once the camera is selected click the arrow buttons for corresponding direction movement the focus and zoom control Pre position The positions of the pan tilt head can be saved so that camer...

Page 29: ...eing modified by the operator Click on the Utility button on the main screen and the Utility menu will then pop up as shown in Figure 12 Re activate the disabled Housekeeping Functions Figure 12 Visio...

Page 30: ...ding part of the generic model no The camera assignment check box es will turn to Grey color and no manual assignment is possible Check the active connected cameras The Active check box should be unch...

Page 31: ...me rate of recording will be same as this setting if the system resource at the condition taken care of other system setting maximum frame rate The start and end times for scheduled recording The star...

Page 32: ...frames per second Click OK to confirm the input and close the dialog box or click the X box in the upper right corner to close the dialog box after use Tip Eight frames per second or above is recommen...

Page 33: ...olumn to enable the pre alarm function of the corresponding camera s Input the pre alarm duration from one to 60 seconds Every time when the alarm is triggered the pre alarm recording image will be sa...

Page 34: ...a you want to record Input the start time and the end time for scheduled weekday recording Input the frame per second for individual cameras The default frame rate is 1 frame per second Figure 16 Use...

Page 35: ...vidual cameras The default frame rate is 1 frame per second Tip Scheduled recording is a background recording activity of the recorder A lower frame rate for scheduled recording will much prolong the...

Page 36: ...ant to start recording one camera at 18 00 and stop at 6 00 the next day for everyday from Monday to Friday You should go to the schedule weekday recording menu check on the desired camera enter 18 00...

Page 37: ...lick Apply to apply the input parameters right away Click OK to confirm and close the dialog box For sequencing operation please see the Display section of this manual Example The cameras 3 4 5 7 8 9...

Page 38: ...rding alarm pre alarm instance and schedule will stop automatically when the storage device s is all used Circular recording mode When circular mode is selected the recording will keep on by automatic...

Page 39: ...hard disk after backup or not Click Apply to confirm and click OK to close the dialog box Archive Mode Figure 20 Figure 21 Swap Drive Red Indicate the Drive is set Active being used for immediate vide...

Page 40: ...other long term storage media such as the DAT or equivalent device with huge storage capacity but may not work as fast This operation on a dismounted drive can be down off line Re insertion of Remova...

Page 41: ...sers should input the correct password to logon to the system You can select the date time display format to 12 hour or 24 hour format Click Apply to confirm the input click OK to confirm and exit or...

Page 42: ...p copies on the hard disk after backup by checking the Keep copies on hard disk box If you want to clean up old files in the backup device prior to do backup check the Delete all files in the backup d...

Page 43: ...to execute the file delete function The video files will be deleted to spare storage space and the database will be updated accordingly Figure 25 Note Camera The camera column displays the correspondi...

Page 44: ...he Tools tab to enter the tools utility Figure 26 Users are recommended to use the Run Scan Disk and Run Disk Defragmenter functions on a frequent basis to optimize and debug the storage device s bein...

Page 45: ...Page 44 of 72 System Information Figure 27 VisionNet SW 80 User Menu Click the System Information button to display the About DSR message box which shows relevant information about the SW 80 Figure 27...

Page 46: ...o not use the 1 key located on the Numeric Keypad to show the message box at any time to check the number of file in the unit Remove the message box User can close the message box by clicking the X ic...

Page 47: ...layed Warning string The default warning string is Remove files use longer duration for alarm recording Filename string The default value is c pico image avi Don t change this default or the warning m...

Page 48: ...log off The alarm and scheduled recording functions of the unit will keep on working during the logged off period SW 80 will continue recording even if the unit is under the logged off condition Note...

Page 49: ...ion and compacting of the record configuration during the system power up VisionNet SW 80 User Menu The video files in the SW 80 unit should be backup and remove in a regular basic with a properly set...

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Page 53: ...settings are listed in the following table Alarm Alert Enable Enable the Alarm Alert function Alarm Files Overwrite Enable By default the alarm files will not be deleted during circular mode However u...

Page 54: ...PTZ User Account Management Only one user is allowed to operate the PTZ control at a time a user account with priority level should be setup for management Click Add button to add a new user with prio...

Page 55: ...RS 232 to RS 422 485 PHILIPS_AUTODOME PHILIPS BURLE Auto Dome RS 232 to RS 422 485 LTC0809 Series UEL_MV912RS UEL OSRD model of MV912RS UEL_MV961A UEL OSRD model of MV961A MV561 PHILIPS BURLE On Site...

Page 56: ...e all available hard drive s for recording The C drive is used for system and memory swapping it is recommended not to use it for video recording It is recommended to install hard drive s with at leas...

Page 57: ...be started automatically to delete the oldest files when all the selected hard drives available space is lower than the Reserved Space value The delete file process will recover the disk space until i...

Page 58: ...the user to come in if the Password Protection check box is not checked You can add new user edit the existing user information or delete a user by clicking the appropriate buttons Each user entry has...

Page 59: ...upper window is for the current usage display which shows the current user and the camera under viewing The lower window is the usage history event log Administrator can click on the user ID to highli...

Page 60: ...in the button to enable the password protection of the server There will be no password protection necessary for all users to come in if the Password Protection check box is not checked Each user ent...

Page 61: ...ng During Log Off Alarm schedule recording The alarm and scheduled recording functions of the unit will keep on working during the logged off period Instant recording In the System Menu of Option Sett...

Page 62: ...h dial up connection LAN connection or through Internet connection Alarm Alert Configuration Through Dial up connection Alarm Alert Caller setup in DSR unit Prior to use the DSR software make a New Co...

Page 63: ...and with a fixed IP address assigned by the administrator Please refer to the Appendix of How to Setup a Dial up Connection in order to set up the remote unit as a Dial up server machine Alarm Alert...

Page 64: ...nternet The remote unit should be assigned with a fixed IP address automatically by the ISP or the remote unit has a static domain name Alarm Alert Receiver in the Remote Machine The Alarm Alert Recei...

Page 65: ...ke sure diagnose the system and network are correctly set up for the Alarm Alert function the DSR station should be able to ping the IP address of the remote client unit Page 64 of 72 VisionNet SW 80...

Page 66: ...e DSR unit The expected Share Name of the video folder s is listed as follow Folder Name Share Name c DSR video dsr video d DSR video dsr videod e DSR video dsr videoe i DSR video dsr videoi Go to eac...

Page 67: ...e remote unit as a Dial up client machine Remote user input the IP address of the DSR unit to start on line view In DSR unit The DSR unit should have a Computer name and Workgroup assigned correctly s...

Page 68: ...sure diagnose the system and network are correctly set up for the remote online view function the remote client station should be able to ping the IP address of the DSR unit Page 67 of 72 VisionNet SW...

Page 69: ...n click OK and Apply Insert your 98 Setup CD onto your CD ROM then click OK Dial up Server should be installed successfully after files copying is done Configure the Dial up Server Double click My com...

Page 70: ...Control Panel Network Identification Make sure to input a computer name and the workgroup Make a New Dial up Connection Double click My computer Dial Up Networking Connections in the menu bar Make Ne...

Page 71: ...g sends out a request to see if a certain computer at a given IP address is indeed there After you have made a connection a dial up LAN or Internet open a Windows DOS session click Start Programs MS D...

Page 72: ...n ping you by using this IP address Other than the LAN adapter you can also have the PPP adapter which is your TCP IP protocol bounded Dial up adapter your modem in other word If your IP address is dy...

Page 73: ...ters window select and click Add Printer 3 In Add Printer window click Next 4 Click the manufacturer and model of your printer 5 Click available port 6 If your printer is not listed on screen consult...

Page 74: ...with the fee of parts and service despite free warranty service period 1 Any breakage made without care 2 Breakage or trouble made by natural disaster 3 Breakage or trouble made by breaking the produ...

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