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7. For control during playing video, please refer to ‘

Playback Control

’. 

 

Note 

Max. 5000 files will be displayed by search; the records over 5000 will not be 
displayed. User may change search criteria to get expected record files. 
During playback, when current segment is over, system will continue 
playback by jumping to the next segment. 

 

Section 3   RECORDER (Record Setup) 

 

Users can select “

Recorder Setup

” through the menu as shown in the following Figure: 

 

Figure 29 RECORDER SETUP 

 

 

 

SCHEDULE (Schedule Record) 

To provide the automatic recording function according to the video time set by user. 

Timer Record function can set the video quality, video frame rate, video stream and video 

time of each channel separately with the following operational steps: 

1. User selects ‘

SCHEDULE

’ through the menu. 

2. Press ‘

Enter

’ and enter into 

Timer Record

 parameters setup menu, then user can select 

Summary of Contents for SEDVR-6032

Page 1: ...24 32 channel REALTIME DVR User Instruction Manual VERSION 1 0 Before attempting to connect or operate this product please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use ...

Page 2: ... an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated 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 the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature ...

Page 3: ... maintenance of the product for the cases including but not limited to below 1 Any damage and loss including without limitation direct or indirect special consequential or exemplary arising out of or relating to the product 2 Personal injury or any damage caused by inappropriate use or negligent operation of the user 3 Unauthorized disassemble repair or modification of the product by the user 4 An...

Page 4: ...ce and lifetime of hard disk drives are easily affected by heat used at high temperature characteristically It is recommended to use this unit at temperatures between 20 30 68 86 It is possible to damage them if they are moved while their motors are still running Do not move them just after turning their power on or off for around 30 seconds A lifetime of hard disk drives is limited by use It is r...

Page 5: ...oltage or other hazards 3 Installation should be performed by a qualified service person only 4 This unit should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the manufacturer s label Special Note If you need to change the TIME DATE always clear the Hard Drive If you don t follow this step first it may cause erratic behaviour of the DVR and possible loss of recordings 1 It is recomme...

Page 6: ...wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet z Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus z Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer z Use only ...

Page 7: ...Operation 20 Section 1 DVR Front Panel 20 Section 2 DVR Remote Control 22 Section 3 Mouse Operation 23 Section 4 Menu Navigation 25 Section 5 Menu and Window Interface 26 Chapter IV Basic Operation 28 Section 1 Login System 28 Section 2 Basic Screen 30 Definition of Screen Partition 30 Display Information Prompt 30 Section 3 Monitor Control 32 Screen Switch 32 Image freeze 32 Audio Monitor 33 Sect...

Page 8: ... SETUP Parameter Setup 59 Pan Tilt Zoom Preset Management 60 RS485 Communication Port Setup 61 Section 6 CAMERA Camera Setup 61 Section 7 NETWORK 64 Section 8 REPORT System Log Operation 65 System Log 65 Event Log Alarm Events 66 Oldest Data Earliest Video 66 Section 9 USER INFO User Information Management 66 USER RIGHTS 66 REMOTE USER Online User 67 PASSWORD Password Modification 67 AUTO LOCK 68 ...

Page 9: ...licable to the 24 channel and 32 channel DVR The manual explains the operation modes and performance criteria of our standalone H264 MPEG4 DVR Please read the manual carefully before using the stand alone H264 MPEG4 DVR and install the system according to the instructions The instructions are compiled according to the V2 2 edition of mainframe software Mainframe software is subject to renewal with...

Page 10: ...ack this unit Table 1 Packing List Serial No Items Qty 1 DVR 1 2 Power cable 1 3 HDD connection cable 6 4 Crossover Cable 1 5 Serial cable 1 6 Screws to fix HDD 24 7 DB25 1 8 RJ11 cable 1 9 Audio cable 1 10 User s Manual 1 11 Software CD 1 12 Remote Controller 1 13 Battery supply for remote controller 2 14 Package list 1 ...

Page 11: ...emperature 10 to 55 deg Celsius Humidity 10 to 95 Power Supply AC100 240V 50 60Hz 32ch Model 70W Power 24ch Model 65W Please pay particular attention to the following Keep away from heat sources and high temperatures and avoid direct sunlight Do not leave in humid places and never touch with wet hands Never spill liquids of any kind on the unit The unit is only to be opened by qualified persons Do...

Page 12: ...e to the power connection on the HDD Pay attention to the correct orientation 7 Replace HDD mounting bracket 8 Replace the top of the DVR enclosure five screws Section 4 Back panel Layout Back panel layout of the standalone series 24 channel and 32 channel DVR is as follows The height of the case is 2U and the dimensions of the unit are 460 440 100mm Figure 1 24 channel and 32 channel DVR back lay...

Page 13: ...on 6 Monitor and Display Connections Each of 24 channel and 32 channel DVR has two composite video and a VGA video outputs SPOT VOUT does not include the OSD menu display MAIN VOUT includes the OSD menu display Section 7 Audio Input Connections Audio Video recording synchronisation is available for this DVR The DVR has its own audio connection cable which is plugged into the 25 way D type connecto...

Page 14: ...No Function 1 AUDIO IN1 14 GND 2 AUDIO IN3 15 AUDIO IN2 3 GND 16 AUDIO IN4 4 AUDIO IN5 17 GND 5 AUDIO IN7 18 AUDIO IN6 6 GND 19 AUDIO IN8 7 AUDIO IN9 20 GND 8 AUDIO IN11 21 AUDIO IN10 9 GND 22 AUDIO IN12 10 AUDIO IN13 23 GND 11 AUDIO IN15 24 AUDIO IN14 12 GND 25 AUDIO IN16 13 PIN No Function PIN No Function 1 ALARM IN1 14 GND 2 ALARM IN2 15 NO1 3 ALARM IN3 16 NC1 4 ALARM IN4 17 COM1 5 ALARM IN5 18...

Page 15: ...is provided for most sensors and alarm output equipment for easier system construction 2 When the alarm input is set to CLOSE the external voltage range connected to pin ALARM IN is 0 5V Section 9 Alarm Output Connections The DVR provides 3 alarm output ports with NO and NC available for each alarm output The three alarm signals can be output through a 25 way D type connector The connections are a...

Page 16: ...ed with COM Section 10 PTZ Control Connections The DVR can control the actions of many PTZs simultaneously through the RS 422 bus and identify the PTZ through the address set up by the decoder 1 RS422 Figure 5 Standard RS 422 detail specification Cable 1 2 are positive and negative cable for transmission and can connect to Rx Rx in PTZ or Speed dome respectively Cable 3 4 are positive and negative...

Page 17: ...of 1 Camera 2 has PTZ address of 2 Camera 32 has PTZ address of 32 PTZ address configurations have to follow the above rule Section 11 Matching resistance The switch allows the insertion of a 120 Ohm resistance in the transmission and receive lines Switch to the down position means the resistance is NOT in circuit Switch to the up position means resistance IS IN parallel connection This only appli...

Page 18: ...ains lead into the DVR 2 The Power indication light then comes on and the following display is shown on the monitor Figure 8 System Startup Graphic After a short while the start up graphic disappears The video from cameras will be displayed on the monitor and the DVR enters into normal working mode ...

Page 19: ...llowing instructions are for Windows2000 WindowsXP The netclient has 3 languages English CHS and CHT Network Browser Installation Steps Insert the Netclient cd into the P C optical disc drive and follow the on screen instructions It is good practice to remove any previous versions of Netclient software ...

Page 20: ...eft to right the front panel is divided into five function zones Status indicator zone System control zone Numbers zone Record playback zone and window control zone 1 32ch record indicator it lights when corresponding channel is recording PWR Power indicator RUN Working indicator ALM Alarm indicator HDD 6 SATA HDD indicator Headphone Audio output Microphone Audio input USB USB port support mouse a...

Page 21: ...p playback operation 3 Place PTZ position of current channel back to initial position PLAY 1 Activate playback of current channel 2 Back to normal playback from fast forward backwards play 3 Step frame by frame when in PAUSE 4 Slow play the video at half normal speed PAUSE Pause current playback FORWARD Play video forward at a speed of 2 4 and 8 times BACKWARD Play video backward at a speed of 2 4...

Page 22: ...left 5 Playback data backward at 2 4 8 1 Direction key RIGHT 2 Control the PTZ to shift right 3 Lens focus far 4 Set up and move the Video Mask right 5 Playback data forward at 2 4 8 Section 2 DVR Remote Control The appearance and functions of the keys on the remote control are as follows Figure 11 Remote Control Refer to the section of Panel for the detailed description of the keys function on re...

Page 23: ...Brightness In PTZ mode PREVIOUS 1 Jump to previous recorded segment 2 Brightness In PTZ mode STOP 1 Stop recording of current channel 2 Stop playback operation 3 Zoom In PTZ mode PLAY 1 Activate playback of current channel 2 Back to normal playback from fast forward backward 3 Playback frame by frame under PAUSE mode 4 Slow play the video at half of normal speed PAUSE 1 Pause current playback 2 Zo...

Page 24: ...desired button left click to confirm 4 Page up and down Move the mouse cursor to the up or down arrows on the top left corner of the window Select up or down with a left click 5 Exit or Return Move the mouse cursor to the X or close button Left click to exit or return Adjusting the Monitor views 1 Single Multi image switch Click the right key of mouse and select split screen mode either 32 25 16 1...

Page 25: ...ion detect record Setup Sensitivity Record duration record quality etc Record Segment length setup Record Segment length setup Record with audio Setup Record with audio for a required channel Record parameter Record parameter Set record resolution for a required channel PTZ parameter PTZ address PTZ protocol baud rate etc Set PTZ preset Set PTZ preset under alarm record and motion detect modes PTZ...

Page 26: ...osed of the menu and window interfaces It s through these that the user controls the system Basic operation is described below 1 Menu The basic format of the menu is per following display The user may use the direction keys Up Down or Left Right to shift cursor and select the menu Press Enter to enter the main menu Figure 12 Menu 2 Window Below is an example of a window interface ...

Page 27: ...keys to input desired numbers 2 Use Left and Right to shift the cursor position Cursor is locked when illegal date input Time Input 12 00 1 Use number keys to input desired numbers 2 Use Left and Right to shift the cursor position Cursor is locked when illegal time input Selection Table Common Use Left or Right to select items Selection Bar Press Enter to select current items It is used for list b...

Page 28: ...l is granted Different password levels lead to different operational restrictions Note 1 The password consists of Max 6 numbers factory default configuration is set as Administrator 333333 Operator 222222 Browser 111111 2 If wrong password is inputted 3 times DVR will turn on Alarm 3 To ensure system security modify the system default password in time Steps for system login 1 Press any keys except...

Page 29: ...Log On Screen Figure 14 Log On Screen Log On Successful Figure 15 Successful Log On Log On Fail Screen Figure 16 Log On Fail Screen ...

Page 30: ... available Single screen 4 screen 6 screen 9 screen 13 screen 16 screen 25 screen and 32 screen Detailed display modes and demand arrangements are as follows Figure 17 Screen Display Modes Display Information Prompt The distribution of all the information on the display screen is as follows ...

Page 31: ...Figure 18 System Screen Information Single channel is as follows Figure 19 Information on single Channel ...

Page 32: ... 13 9 6 or 4 screen mode A symbol will be displayed beside system time 2 Press again and the sequence mode will be canceled The symbol beside the system time will disappear Image freeze Image freeze is used to freeze current video image for detail analysis when in live monitoring mode Other functions such as recording are not affected by freezing Operation Steps 1 Freeze current video channel by p...

Page 33: ...ovides control of PTZ operations such as PTZ preset position settings and PTZ original position setting Set Up for PTZ Control Access the PTZ setup menu as follows Main Menu PTZ Set Up PTZ Set Up You then select the PTZ channel PTZ address Baud Rate and Protocol Select Connect and then when the channel is selected you have control of the PTZ PTZ mode must be selected Controlling a P T Z 1 Select a...

Page 34: ...r remote control 3 User can adjust lens to zoom in and zoom out by use of panel or remote control 4 User can adjust lens aperture by use of panel or remote control Way two PTZ Control The PTZ preset position settings and PTZ original position setting please refer to way one 1 Select a channel with a PTZ 2 Press Enter panel or remote control to enter PTZ Control mode and the sign will appear at the...

Page 35: ... 7 Press Enter panel or remote control and the system will quit aperture control mode and return to the normal surveillance mode NOTE When the system is in PTZ control mode other buttons will not be available except the mentioned buttons Quit PTZ control mode and they will be normal Section 5 Intercom Figure 20 Front panel Connect mike and earphone as shown in Figure 20 connect host with Netclient...

Page 36: ...d include manual timing alarm and motion detect Operational steps When in manual recording mode the user can press stop for 2 seconds continuously to stop the channel recording If the user presses stop continuously for 5 seconds all channels recording will stop As for timing alarm and motion detect records when these are active please refer to the sections on Timer Recording Alarm Recording and Mo...

Page 37: ...d Video direct playback Video search playback Refer to the section on Video Search maximum 4 channels playback synchronously Video direct playback User presses Play of one channel and the system will enter 4 channel playback interface with the first screen playing back the newest data of current channel but remaining 3 screens will not play back Note that other screens may playback through video s...

Page 38: ...laying modes simultaneously the function of stop playback takes priority Step Playback Under the status of playback user can press Pause to enter Step playback status Under this status user can view frame by frame playback video data by pressing Play or direction key of Right If pressing Pause again it will return to normal play status Fast Forward Under playback status when user presses Fast Forw...

Page 39: ...ious the system will skip to previous section and play automatically Next At playback status when user presses Next the system will skip to next section and play automatically Section 9 Alarm Release This function is for user confirmation that an alarm output by the system has been acknowledged When the system outputs an alarm the system will terminate all alarm output including inner buzzer if us...

Page 40: ...eps 1 User presses Select button on remote control 2 All DVRs within the range controlled by the remote control will pop up an address selection window If one DVR within the range controlled by remote control is in non idle status such as menu operation or PTZ control etc this address selection will not be effective for this machine and it can continue to accept other remote control commands when ...

Page 41: ...e backup Note If there is any other data in USB disk please save it otherwise the original documents will be deleted when video records backup Section 12 Auto Lock Keypad auto locking works after a long idle period A re login is required for further operation Keypad auto locking starts timing when no system operation is in progress and stops when user operates the system The system will display th...

Page 42: ...Section 13 Power off Push the power button on front panel and system powers off after password has been confirmed Note After power off restart after 10 seconds to protect disk ...

Page 43: ...parameter modifications that take effect without rebooting the system parameters that need a reboot to take effect will display a special reminder Section 1 System Equipment Management System Parameter Setup Providing basic parameter function for users to configure system 1 Select System in the main menu Refer to the following Figure 23 System Management Menu ...

Page 44: ...to switching interval Default 005s Range 001 999 time interval can not be set to 0 Auto Record Power on auto recording select Auto recording or not when the system is powered on Yes or No Default No End of Disk Record overwrite Auto manual overwrite mode when disk is full Auto System overwrites Manual user to decide overwrite or not Default Auto overwrite Video format Select the current video form...

Page 45: ... Video Switch Trigger source for video switching Only for ATM special machine not for this one Suggestion Default 0 Stream Type Define the stream of manual record variable or not CBR or VBR Default CBR Alarm switch Define single channel display or not when the channel is alarm recording ON or OFF Default OFF Frame Rate Manual record frames FULL means 25fps FULL 1 2F 1 4F 1 8F or 1 16F Default Full...

Page 46: ...bar to the HDD and press Record button 5 Selecting Previous and Next will turn the display information back and forward 6 Selecting Return will close the HDD management window REBOOT System Reboot User may use this function to reboot system Operational steps 1 Click Reboot 2 A dialogue box wills popup for the operation 3 Press ENTER to reboot system Press Cancel to cancel instruction ADJUST Displa...

Page 47: ...t item using Up and Down Change numbers using Left or Right z Press Return to finish the adjustment Note There should be a video signal on the channel otherwise the screen will not be adjusted LANGUAGE Language Setup User can select his own language to operate the system Operational steps 1 Select Language Setup 2 Press ENTER use LEFT and RIGHT keys to select 3 Press OK to confirm the selection or...

Page 48: ...modification Warning System time is very important for the whole system If you need to modify system time please close all other functions otherwise exceptions may occur VERSION Version Inquiry Software version can be queried from system menu Operation step 1 Select Version 2 Press OK version information will be displayed 3 Press OK again to close the window OTHER Auxiliary Setup Figure 26 Auxilia...

Page 49: ...sk check range from 00 99 When the HDD cannot be found during system startup this interval may be set longer normally is 16 20 depends on different HDD 16 is suggestion Maintain System maintain For more stable operation may start system auto maintenance user input a time for each day for system maintenance 24 hrs System will be rebooted at the time DST Setting Summer time setup Offer summer time s...

Page 50: ...witch the time of switch must last for more than 5 Seconds or otherwise Auto Switch will be unavailable Section 2 PLAYBACK Video Search As for the recorded video data user can rapidly search and play the needed video according to different conditions The DVR provides 3 modes of video search they are searching according by time by channel or by events and the 3 modes can be combined to search appoi...

Page 51: ...elected only event recording data is searched Otherwise all type of data is searched Event video includes three modes 1 External alarm event 2 Motion detection event 3 Timing event 4 After inputting search terms user can press Enter to carry out search or press Cancel to terminate the video search function 5 System will pop up video searching results and latest records will be displayed in front 6...

Page 52: ...ection 3 RECORDER Record Setup Users can select Recorder Setup through the menu as shown in the following Figure Figure 29 RECORDER SETUP SCHEDULE Schedule Record To provide the automatic recording function according to the video time set by user Timer Record function can set the video quality video frame rate video stream and video time of each channel separately with the following operational st...

Page 53: ...uesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ALL Two time intervals can be set in each day ALL means to record according to the set time interval in each day The default is Timer Record Off Set the OFF time interval selection to ON after each time interval setup is completed 8 In the course of setting up the Timer Recording parameters if the parameters needed to be set the same in all Channels user c...

Page 54: ...ut signals generated by external sensors system can start auto recording and output related alarm signals Users can setup following parameters alarm input port alarm output port alarm time length alarm recording time length P T Z action recording channel recording quality recording interval Operational steps 1 Select Alarm REC 2 Alarm REC dialogue box pops up Press Up or Down to move the cursor fo...

Page 55: ...s STANDARD Recording frame rate FULL 1 2F 1 4F 1 8F 1 16F The default is FULL Stream type CBR or VBR Default as CBR 10 Time1 Time2 Recording interval 1 and 2 two intervals can be set for each day within the setup interval external alarm inputs Leave Time option set to off if not used 11 Alarm Input Alarm Input Open or Close Default as Open 12 If all Channels have the same alarm recording parameter...

Page 56: ...t alarm output duration can be configured individually Operational Steps 1 Select Motion REC 2 Press OK to popup a dialogue box for parameter setting Press Up or Down to move the cursor for setting press Left or Right to select terms and input parameters Figure 33 Motion Detect Record Setup Sensitivity adjustment and motion detection zone setup are described below in detail other parameters setup ...

Page 57: ...e set Press OK to make all settings effective Press Cancel to cancel any changes 6 PTZ Preset P T Z action 00 Default as 00 PTZ preset can be activated for corresponding input port 7 Record Time Recording time in seconds 8 Rec Quality Recording quality LOW BASIC STANDARD HIGH SUPER The default is STANDARD Recording frame rate FULL 1 2F 1 4F 1 8F 1 16F The default is FULL Stream type CBR or VBR Def...

Page 58: ...using Up and Down Select item using Left or Right Press OK to save the setting Press Cancel to cancel any changes made Section 4 RECORD Re record Resolution Config Record resolution config to set record resolution for each channel Operational Steps 1 Click RECORD 2 Press OK enter Record resolution config menu Move the cursor using Up and Down Set resolution using Left or Right the channel group ca...

Page 59: ... one group press All below the menu and system will display All setting is applied to all Channel then press Enter and all Channels will set these parameters automatically Section 5 PTZ SETUP Parameter Setup Enter PTZ Setup menu through main menu and the system display the following Figure 36 PTZ Setup Menu ...

Page 60: ...n menu 8 Select Protocol 9 Set Baud Rate Parity 10 Set Speed 11 Set up down V Reverse left right H Reverse On switches direction 12 Set Is continue to On Pan Tilt Zoom Preset Management PTZ preset positions are used in alarm recording and motion detection record PTZs can be directly tuned to the preset positions when needed Preset position management function includes inquire and deletion of prese...

Page 61: ...Original position order the P T Z of current channel to its original position 7 Delete delete current preset position 8 Status show whether current preset position was set or not 9 Return return to its top layer menu RS485 Communication Port Setup Baud rate setup 9600 default Data bit 8 Stop bit 1 Check none Section 6 CAMERA Camera Setup Providing functions such as configuration of each video chan...

Page 62: ...tive whether to activate the sheltered area in current channel or not Default is Off 7 Rec Reserve Recording reserved when overwrite When the disk is full records of current channel are not deleted for period of days set 8 Channel name display current channel name 9 If all of the channels have the same video channel parameters after setup of one channel press All below system will display All sett...

Page 63: ... press 2 to display all set shelter area interface 3 Use direction key to move whole area or adjust area size If user controls the start position then move the area if user controls the end position then adjust the area size Press number key 1 and 2 to show its outline or fill the whole area Press OK to change start position or end position Press Cancel to quit area setup mode Note When applying A...

Page 64: ... modification or select Cancel to cancel changes 4 Set IP Address Example 192 168 001 100 5 Set Subnet Mask Example 255 255 255 000 6 Set Gateway Example 192 168 001 001 Modem Router local address If the Subnet Mask is set as above then the first three levels of the IP address and the Gateway address must be identical Use the Gateway address first 7 Set Server Port Example 9998 8 Set Protocol Usua...

Page 65: ...g Operation Enter system log inquiry menu the system will display the following menu Figure 41 System Log Menu System Log Main system events are recorded in the system log Records are kept in time sequence When the log has 300 system entries the earliest event will be overwritten Operational steps 1 Select System log 2 Press Enter to view current system log information 3 Click PgDn PgUp to view ne...

Page 66: ...k PgDn PgUp to view next previous page 4 Press Return to end the search Oldest Data Earliest Video Entering earliest video user can inquire time interval of the earliest video on hard disc and press Enter to return Section 9 USER INFO User Information Management Entering user management menu the system will display the following menu Figure 42 User Safety Management USER RIGHTS The system can set ...

Page 67: ...ote user in the current system for user s inquiry Local user can terminate the connection of remote user forcedly according to requirement Operational steps 1 Select Online User in the menu 2 Press Enter and enter online user information window 3 User can shift the selection bar by use of Up and Down direction keys 4 If user presses Enter key on one item in list box the selected remote user will b...

Page 68: ... to reset password If the user selects Enter the reset password will become effective Selecting Cancel will cancel any changes AUTO LOCK This provides the function to exit the system and lock the keypad for user After keypad is locked it can prevent unlawful user from operating the system to ensure the safety of the system Operational steps 1 User can select Auto lock through the menu 2 Press Ente...

Page 69: ...apidly Operational steps 1 User can select Restore through the menu 2 Press Enter and the system parameters will be restored to factory settings Pressing Cancel will cancel any changes made BACKUP Video Data Backup Access is through this menu or by pressing Backup button This function will achieve the backup of current HDD data to the storage facilities except host computer through USB interface O...

Page 70: ...3 Input the search terms of needed backup data and select Enter Backup device Notes 1 Mobile HDD The Mobile HDD must format to FAT32 2 Memory disk The Memory disk must format to FAT32 ...

Page 71: ... server software 2 Select Security Users rights The following dialog box will be pop up 3 Create new user Click new user New user dialog pops up Press OK and the password dialog will popup Input user name user password user 4 Press OK and the following dialog box will be pop up ...

Page 72: ... PC Make sure that the DVR and host PC are in the same sub net Run the HyperTerminal setup Baud rate 9600 Switch on the power supply of DVR When the HyperTerminal appears Press any key to stop auto boot press any key quickly to enter into EDVR BIOS Step 2 Input c and ENTER to edit DVR parameters as follow After the modification input s and ENTER to save the edited parameters EDVR BIOS c clear fiel...

Page 73: ...consistent with the password in WFTP flags f 0x8008 Modify target name tn startup script s other o EDVR BIOS s EDVR BIOS Note Don t modify anything except those noted parameters Step 3 Input u and ENTER to edit DVR parameters as follow EDVR BIOS u Input remote host name Ftp Server IP Input data file name Image File Input ftp user name user Input ftp user password user After upgrade finished press ...

Page 74: ...esolution D1 704 576 PAL 704 480 NTSC Frame Rate PAL 625 lines 50f s NTSC 525lines 60f s Division 1 4 6 9 13 16 25 36CH electronic Zoom RECORDING Resolution CIF 352 288 PAL CIF 352 240 NTSC Frame Rate 25 P 30 N FPS Custom Frame supported Video Quality 5 Levels Record Mode Manual Schedule Events Motion Detection Alarm Sensor Playback Max 4 CH Playback HDD Capability 6 HDD Max 500G HDD Port SATA ALA...

Page 75: ... mouse supported Power Supply AC100 240V 50 60Hz Power consumption without HDD 65W 70W Weight 12 5KG Dimensions W D H 440 460 100 mm 2U Colour Black Operating Environment Operating Humidity 10 95 10 55 14F 131F ...

Page 76: ...nit Mbyte HDD capacity required HDD capacity of one channel for one hour daily recording time number of recording days 3 Required HDD capacity for all channels timing record unit Mbyte HDD capacity required one channel HDD capacity the number of channels 4 Required HDD capacity for all channel alarm records unit Mbyte HDD capacity required one channel HDD capacity the number of channels Alarm rate...

Page 77: ...nel is not connected Please check these situations If no hard disk is connected successfully no operation related to data storage on hard disk is allowed If unformatted hard disk is connected user should enter into main menu to format this disk When the hard disk is full and recording auto overwrite function is not active the message Hard disk full recording with overwrite will be displayed Press ...

Page 78: ...rity in The Custom Security for Internet menu ActiveX controls and plug ins use Enable for Download signed ActiveX Controls Download unsigned ActiveX Controls Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe for scripting please refer following Figure Other Options please use default 3 When you login via the DVR Internet Explorer will automatically download ActiveX You can view the 16 cha...

Page 79: ...erver port of the DVR network parameter as 9998 input the IP of the host in the INTERNET EXPLORER address bar and add afterward 998 For example for an IP address of 10 0 0 188 please input http 10 0 0 188 998 in the INTERNET EXPLORER address bar ...

Page 80: ...but this does not trigger recording The accuracy of the motion detection alarm is related to the image from the camera Try setting the sensitivity in the DVR to provide a more accurate setting The value should be between 50 80 Why the video records cannot be overwrote automatically Reason one Auto overwrite record has not been set on Reason two Disk errors need to format the disk How many recordin...

Page 81: ...d cancel the buzzer Check if there is a read write mistake on the HDD and if so stop recording and format the HDD Why PTZ movements can not be controlled Check if the PTZ control parameters in DVR system menu such as protocol baud rate and the address have been set the same as the PTZ Check whether the RS485 connecting cable Tx Tx of the decoder are correct and measure if there is a voltage change...

Page 82: ...lp to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling Please contact your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection point Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste in accordance with national legislation For business users in th...

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