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Summary of Contents for HD1600F-PDR Series

Page 1: ...0...

Page 2: ...truction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required...

Page 3: ...product Be careful not to drop the product Physical shocks may harm the product including internal HDD In addition please do not throw or drop it Product is made of metal you can hurt another human if...

Page 4: ...Menu usage 29 Menu structure 29 FUNC menu 29 Monitoring 29 Search and playback 34 Playback 34 Screen composition names of the functions 35 Copy 36 Configuration 38 System configuration 38 Disk 39 Net...

Page 5: ...ement 68 Installation 68 Login 68 Monitor 69 Playback 70 Webeye 71 Mobileviewer 71 Appendix 72 Problem solving FAQ 72 Compatible HDD 74 Factory default set up values 74 Product specification 78 Produc...

Page 6: ...Resolution 1080P Resolution 720P Resolution DoubleReach Enhances transmission distance by Max 400m It is a technology that increases transmission distance by 400m for HD SDI cameras HD SDI transmissio...

Page 7: ...an easily be controlled by web browser or customized CMS program HD Live monitoring playback backup from the remote site Multi streaming feature for slow network environment supports nHD monitoring Se...

Page 8: ...Control Batteries Mouse power cord Rack Bracket Screws SW user guide CD Installation and user guide Quick installation guide HSC1601F D HSC801F D DVR Remote Control Batteries Mouse power cord adaptor...

Page 9: ...ion port for SPOT monitor 4 Audio Input Output Audio Input Audio input connection terminal Audio Output Speaker output terminal 5 Sensor Relay Com2 3 RS 485 terminating resisters Sensor External senso...

Page 10: ...description 1 Power Input Connection socket for DC 12V power code 2 Ground Connection Connection terminals that connects DVR to an outside device 3 SPOT Connection port for SPOT monitor 4 Audio Input...

Page 11: ...POT Connection port for SPOT monitor 4 Audio Input Output Audio Input Audio input connection terminal Audio Output Speaker output terminal 5 Sensor Relay Com2 3 RS 485 terminating resisters Sensor Ext...

Page 12: ...se BACKUP No use MON Change monitor MENU Change menu screen ENTER Select menu Stop Slow backward Slow forward Pause PTZ Control PAN TILT LOAD PRESET Lead PRESET SAVE PRESET Save PRESET Search speed do...

Page 13: ...12 Remote control B...

Page 14: ...inlet and outlet is strongly recommended Install filter around inlet or outlet for harmful substances 5 Keep ambient temperature between 5 C 45 C around DVR Warnings if HDD is installed 1 Please be ex...

Page 15: ...3 Place HDD bracket fastened with screws in DVR and fasten it on the bottom with screws Note Below is SATA cable socket sequence of a mainbaord Up to 5 HDDs can be installed inside DVR Main Board Dis...

Page 16: ...uct from if it isn t operating correctly due to installation or configuration mistakes Warnings regarding Data loss Please handle with care so HDD data isn t damaged Check HDD compatibility before ins...

Page 17: ...distance of the chosen cable will be various based on reduction rate of 750MHz reduction rate of dB 100m 25dB is recommended Foamed or high foamed trishield cable is recommended Impedance 75 must be u...

Page 18: ...Additional power for eSATA device will be required as DVR doesn t supply power Note 1 Check compatibility of eSATA with DVR as not all eSATA are compatible with DVR 2 If eSATA is connected to DVR when...

Page 19: ...on the disk manager Connecting input out terminals Wire end handling See below for wire end handling used in terminal block Please work on single line and multiple line as they have different thicknes...

Page 20: ...d wire to terminal block Performance DC 30V 1A AC 125V 0 5A Varies between different models Connecting relay Please refer to the below picture in regards to connecting R1 R4 output Below picture is an...

Page 21: ...re connected to RS 232 COM1 RS 485 COM2 respectively Other serial communication terminals will be connected to other devices as shown in the below picture To connect or remove a wire please refer to t...

Page 22: ...can be connected to DVR s 2 serial ports In such case keyboard can control DVR and PTZ DOME at the same time and DVR can control PTZ DOME The below diagram represents configuration of multi DVRs with...

Page 23: ...rol device Connection device Keyboard Master Slave All DVRs can t be controlled All PTZ DOME can be controlled DVR Only PTZ DOME directly connected to DVR can be controlled In case Keyboard is setup o...

Page 24: ...etting press Enter or click the mouse To move to the upper main menu click the Save Changes at the bottom of menu or press ESC button Set up dialogue box The selected tab is shown as orange and To mov...

Page 25: ...tting on will be chosen when users click on regions where daylight saving time applies and off will be chsoen when regions without daylight saving time are chosen Users can check off if they don t nee...

Page 26: ...aul recording indicator sign press FUNC TOOLS MANUAL RECORDING on the front to begin recording schedule recording Schedule recording will begin according to a pre set day time schedule Set day time on...

Page 27: ...WRS registration fail Mirroring fail abnormal Recording stop to run relay Also user can set working condition by schedule In case of using control center thru Network relay could be run from remotely...

Page 28: ...the removed HDD and press Confirm to remove the HDD from the list 3 Select the newly installed HDD and format it after completing the activation 4 check the enabled box YES for the fomatted HDD Note...

Page 29: ...ind the product IP to access Configure GROUP ID to activate WRS function Us GROUP ID or SN to Search product in CMS and it is recommended to create an unique GROUP ID configuration to avoid GROUP ID d...

Page 30: ...nction can be executed by clicking left button of mouse The Function menu also can be controlled by front part of DVR s buttons Please refer to the picture to right for the Function menu structure LIV...

Page 31: ...guration method Auto Switch mode can be set in every division mode by pressing the SEQ button Press SEQ button once more to leave from Auto Switch mode event screen It is available to set the selected...

Page 32: ...lti screen mode please go to single screen mode to use zoom function Pausing the live screen Just like in playback Live screen can be paused Click on Freeze button while live monitoring to pause image...

Page 33: ...number and press Load button Saving preset Use to save new preset location Use focus zoom pan tilt to move to a location you want to save it and select a preset number and press save button Auxiliary...

Page 34: ...Run bookmark icon in Search Copy Thumbnail to load saved bookmarks Screen Information Setup or change display information such as channel expression color size status show hide auto hide in Informati...

Page 35: ...iption playback Playback 1 speed When using mouse click search button under Function menu If button is pressed in monitor mode DVR replays from the last replayed position Pressing button during playba...

Page 36: ...3 log viewer Displays the log seen on timeline Calendar time search Select a date on the calendar to view the data of the date 4 timeline Displays the info of the unit and search the playback sections...

Page 37: ...l search will show 35 different thumbnail image on detected images by time interval or motion Click on selected image for playback or copy Time interval Select channel to search then set start and end...

Page 38: ...description type Select EXE using direction keys or mouse wheel channel Press enter on a channel or right click a mouse to select a channel Select All select all channels Reset cancel the selection of...

Page 39: ...duct is used in daylight saving DST This menu is synchronized with time zone configuration menu It means only when daylight saving area is on this function works Daylight saving applicable area is the...

Page 40: ...P mode as a server NTP mode Set DVR NTP mode to client server or both Name function description client Receives standard time from external or internal server and enable Time synchronization of DVR se...

Page 41: ...type Displays the location and types of a disk Int A internal A HDD Int B internal B HDD eSATA external HDD USB model Displays HDD model BAD block Highlights the HDD with BAD block 0 is shown when th...

Page 42: ...Supports RAID 1 5 10 and auto restore function when replacing a defective hard disk Of hard disks and RAID construction methods Depending on the of hard disks installed in DVR availability of RAID lev...

Page 43: ...off Network MIC can be given by each user ID password change For User 1 10 max 20 and 8 characters are allowed for ID and Password reference Default manager Password is 12345 and for user 1 10 passwor...

Page 44: ...be managed with a single remote control Firmware upgrade Can update firmware by USB Memory stick Steps for USB upgrade 1 Put firmware file into USB memory and insert it into DVR 2 Select Firmware upd...

Page 45: ...Import Export Export Saves Configuration data in DVR to USB Import Apply exported Configuration data to relevant DVR or another DVR Recording status Displays DVR recording status System info Displays...

Page 46: ...order to use various networks such as WRS NTP e mail and twitter Contact network administrator for DNS address UPnP Port Forwarding When using Internet Sharing device supporting UPnP this function eab...

Page 47: ...10 input rtsp 192 168 1 10 ch1 stream1 Notice Use VLC player to view RTSP video on PC IP filtering Maximum 10 ranges of IP addresses can be set to allow or deny remote network connection Allow Allow...

Page 48: ...If DVR is connected to a cable modem or xDSL model IP address will change every time it tries to connect to ISP and users will not know the changed IP address However if DVR with flexible IP address i...

Page 49: ...accounts with one account using Radius server Radius menu configures status IP address and port Status should be configured as enable in order to use Radius function Port by default can use 1812 and i...

Page 50: ...ign camera name and set each camera to use or not to use If the operator do not want live monitoring and recording for the video connected channels the channels must be set as nonuse Color Adjustment...

Page 51: ...xiliary Name and value of preset can be set Up to 16 presets auxiliaries can be registered Etc Home time In case there is not PTZ control for the selected interval it moves to PTZ home that was previs...

Page 52: ...o edit function of user sequence configuration User can configure 16 sequence modes and dwell time is available to set from 5 to 60 seconds For sequence mode users can configure channel or division mo...

Page 53: ...g Header all text after Delimiter is regarded as new text Delimiter It is a constantly inserted info to search for the end of the line If DVR finds delimiter it will see the place as the end of the li...

Page 54: ...53 Time out If configured line is not full after the last information if there is no further information during certain time range system deal with it as one information...

Page 55: ...cked DVR won t recognize any event and thus no event motion or event record will run User schedule setting If day time are set it will display on the graph right away Select record begin end time on t...

Page 56: ...P server Video Popup When events occur video of event pops up and remain for the time period Camera preset When events occur PTZ preset runs according to previsous settings Action Time Dwelling time o...

Page 57: ...hentification and TLS authentification No authentification sends email to the recipient address without server authentification SMTP authentification sends email to the recipient after SMTP server aut...

Page 58: ...creen The motion detection zone by setting is indicated in translucent green If an area is set up when motion detector set up start point is enabled all values will be applied as disabled and if set u...

Page 59: ...ng mode from manual continuous or schedule recording And their resolution frame rate quality will be in accordance with the program Before recording set up check the frame rate video quality of a prog...

Page 60: ...est time order Clicking All Delete makes all schedule deleted warning When configuring time sector previously configured time can not be included Event recording Event recording is a recording via sen...

Page 61: ...d Select frame rate per second and quality that are applied for normal video without events Event Record Select frame rate per second and quality that are applied when event occurs When event occurs D...

Page 62: ...tion ActiveX installation is required to a PC which has first connection caution Please close all programs related to Control Center while Webviewer Installer is being installed Otherwise it may affec...

Page 63: ...of page Also it can change to 1 channel mode by click any one of channel image Double click on one of the playback screen to convert in 1 channel mode 1 After conversion to 1channel mode double click...

Page 64: ...Relay is need user s authority Refer to user manual in the unit for the setup of User s authority of Relay Using microphone Microphone can be set On or Off Default is Off and it is changed from the pr...

Page 65: ...m Focu functions Pan Tilt control There is a cross line in the middle and click image to operate Pan Tilt In the middle click Left Right direction to control Pan and Click Up Down direction to control...

Page 66: ...ause image or save to Bmp file Below are each title and function of Playback Video Division Changing Channel Playback supports 1 4 9 16 divisional screens select division using menu on top of page as...

Page 67: ...backup Input in Password Verify In case of playback backed up file correct password should be input Move to Web Monitor Click Go button at top of page and it can move Web monitor page channel On Off...

Page 68: ...rded image Press button as the time set at 5 so as to change the time zone to playback in forwarding and reversing From left button it can Move a frame back Play backward Stop Play Move a frame forwar...

Page 69: ...s of JavaViewer please download JViewer zip file then unzip and run jviewer_start jar file Notice Please install Java from www java com to use Java Viewer Login After inputting an IP address that is s...

Page 70: ...to user s authorization Screen division and changing video position The first monitor page will display the maximum screens of the connected model It can to change to 1 4 9 16 divisions by clicking th...

Page 71: ...te time selected Record duration and record capacity check It indicates total recorded capacity and remaining capacity in Hard disk And it marks record start date till last recorded date Also it shows...

Page 72: ...multi stream function Able to search system and event logs Supports Digital Zoom PTZ Control Image saving Image e mail sending etc in Single Monitoring Mode Mobileviewer This service allows users to...

Page 73: ...Check if monitor support HD SDI input When HD SDI video is changed through DVI VGA etc thru video converter Check if video format of converter s HD SDI input support s video format of this product RE...

Page 74: ...lease check if additional storages are compatible with DVR To know more about compatibility please contact CS team of manufacturer Network setup using router is difficult Please refer to product manua...

Page 75: ...Last Sun 0 00 Date Format Month Day Year Sync With NTP NTP Enable Off NTP Mode Client NTP Location Public NTP Local 0 0 0 0 Interval 1 hour Disk Disk manager RAID manager Overwrite On Block Playback o...

Page 76: ...e number Radius Enable Off IP Address 0 0 0 0 Port 1812 Device Camera status turn on Name Cam 1 16 PTZ port None device None address 1 baudrate 57600 keyboard port None device WKC 100 address 1 Baudra...

Page 77: ...ll system event source Turn off all duration period 10seconds Relay 4 Turn on normal event source Turn off all system event source Turn off all duration period 10seconds buzzer Turn off normal event s...

Page 78: ...activate Turn on Sensor Normal Open Preset Channel Cam1 Preset S1 S16 None Motion None Text None Record Record Record Mode Countinuous Program A Pre Event Duration 1 Post Event Duration 1 Program Prog...

Page 79: ...78 Product specification HS1600F D...

Page 80: ...79 HSC1601F D...

Page 81: ...80 HSC801F D...

Page 82: ...81 Product Dimension HS1600F D...

Page 83: ...82 HSC1601F D...

Page 84: ...83 HSC801F D...

Page 85: ...estrictions on the recipients exercise of the rights granted herein You are not responsible for enforcing compliance by third parties to this License 7 If as a consequence of a court judgment or alleg...

Page 86: ...tion Information provided in accord with this section must be in a format that is publicly documented and with an implementation available to the public in source code form and must require no special...

Page 87: ...The modified work must itself be a software library b You must cause the files modified to carry prominent notices stating that you changed the files and the date of any change c You must cause the wh...

Page 88: ...ove nothing herein shall supersede or modify the terms of any separate license agreement you may have executed with Licensor regarding such Contributions 6 Trademarks This License does not grant permi...

Page 89: ...are aheared to The following conditions apply to all code found in this distribution be it the RC4 RSA lhash DES etc code not just the SSL code The SSL documentation included with this distribution i...

Page 90: ...ot be responsible for any data loss caused during repair service 2 Service request for product usage Service request on signal check according to usage environment power check network setting 3 Instal...

Page 91: ...roduct will be fixed by customer s side For requesting service Please inform details of malfunctions correctly Free or non free repair will be decided based on details of warranty card WebGate Divisio...

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