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WPS-165-DVR-4CH Installation and Users Manual

10. APPENDIX A – SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications are subject to change without notice

SECTION

FUNCTION

WPS-165-DVR-4CH

System

Multi-Operation

Hexaplex - Simultaneous Live

View, Record, Playback, Control,

Remote Access, Backup

Dual Stream

Yes, RSTP

Video

Input

4CH, BNC

Video Loop Outputs

Main Monitor

VGA/BNC

HDMI

Call Monitor

Audio

Input / Output

1 in, 1 out

Record

Compression

H.264 Main Profile

ADPCM Audio

Supported Resolutions

960H/Full-D1/Half-D1/CIF

Max Record Resolution

960H all channels

Frame rate (FPS) &

Resolution

120@960H

120 @ 720x480

120 @ 720 x 240
120 @ 360 x 240

Mode

Continuous/Manual/Schedule/

Motion

Motion Detection

Yes, with configurable detection

area & sensitivity

Display

Resolution

VGA: up to 1920 x 1080

BNC: 720 x 480

Sequential Switch

User adjustable

Split Windows

1/4

Search

Time/Event (Motion, Video loss),

Smart search/PC

Storage

Hard Drive

(1) 500GB SATA (WD AV-GP)

Hard Drive Extension

Internal Hard Drive Bays

ESATA Connection

USB Ports

2 (1 for mouse)

Internal DVD+RW drive

Alarm

Contact Inputs/Relay

Outputs

N/A

Event Log

Motion, Video Loss, System (HDD

failure, HDD full, No record,

Summary of Contents for WPS-165-DVR

Page 1: ...WPS 165 DVR DVR 4 CHANNEL INSTALLATION AND USERS MANUAL Review manual thoroughly before installation Retain for future reference...

Page 2: ...L DISPLAY 22 5 7 SYSTEM SHUTDOWN 23 6 SETUP MENU 24 6 1 PRE CAMERA SETUP 25 6 2 CAMERA SETUP 26 6 2 1 VIDEO LOSS SETUP 28 6 2 2 MOTION SETUP 30 6 2 2 1 DETECTION SETTINGS 32 6 3 SEQ DISPLAY SETUP 34 6...

Page 3: ...PRE CAMERA 85 8 3 5 CAMERA 86 8 3 6 MOTION 87 8 3 7 MOTION DETECTION PRIVACY MASK 89 8 3 7 1 MOTION DETECTION 89 8 3 7 2 PRIVACY MASK 90 8 3 8 VIDEO LOSS 91 8 3 9 SEQ DISPLAY 93 8 3 10 SCHEDULE 94 8 3...

Page 4: ...this device even if it is to simply reposition it on a shelf or in a rack If servicing or exchanging the hard drive protect it from static electricity Use a grounded static wrist guard and matt to pro...

Page 5: ...eo Audio Hexaplex operation simultaneous record live playback backup control simultaneous H 264 and MJPEG remote access Triple Stream H 264 and MJPEG High Res H 264 for recording and streaming to IE I...

Page 6: ...and Users Manual 2 FRONT AND REAR PANELS AND REMOTE CONTROL 2 1 FRONT PANEL WPS 165 DVR 4CH 1 2 1 Remote IR Sensor Use to receive signal from IR remote controller 2 LEDs Indicators for POWER HDD Hard...

Page 7: ...st be ON unless the video output terminal is connected See item 5 below 4 Power Connection DC IN Connect the supplied External Power Supply Acceptable Range 12V 3 0A DC 5 USB Connect to USB 2 0 compat...

Page 8: ...ontent Skips Forwards the currently playing recorded content Opens the Backup window and allows copying video between select able Start End times to an attached USB flash drive or hard drive 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 9: ...Be sure that the DVR is in a well ventilated area that provides adequate cooling Do not block the cooling vents located on the side panel Proper ventilation is important to the performance and life s...

Page 10: ...the Main Monitor BNC to a surveillance TV monitor Connect the Main Monitor VGA output to a VGA monitor or Flat Panel TV 3 2 2 OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS AUDIO INPUT Connect the audio input connector to the...

Page 11: ...tent cannot be recorded directly to a USB Drive Thumb Drive VGA OUT 3 2 3 IP CONTROL CONNECTIONS IP Control Connections Wirepath DVRs provide integration with Automation Systems via Ethernet allowing...

Page 12: ...lay SEQ icon shown for SEQ display ON Backup state Backup icon shown for backup Manual record REC icon shown for ON Zoom states X2 or X4 Mute state Speaker icon visible when not muted the icon will no...

Page 13: ...1 9 0 repeatedly until the character you want appears 1 for 1 or space 2 for 2 a A b B or c C etc 5 Press mark found on the remote control to display a list of punctuation marks and special character...

Page 14: ...exit button or simply right click FACTORY PRESET ADMINISTRATOR LEVEL LOGIN INFORMATION Login Name user Password 1234 4 3 BASIC OPERATIONS USING THE CONTROL BAR After logging into the system use the s...

Page 15: ...ower right corner of the screen when manual recording is active MENU Press this button on the remote control both labeled MENU ESC to display the main Menu Alternatively use the mouse to select this i...

Page 16: ...l an alarm Alternatively use the mouse to select this icon This will reset the alarm outputs and silence the buzzer 4 4 DIGITAL ZOOM The DVR supports X2 and X4 Digital Zoom Use this function in full w...

Page 17: ...n To navigate and operate this menu Press these buttons on the remote control to change the highlighted item The mouse may also be used to navigate ENTER Press this button on the remote control to ent...

Page 18: ...ume and then press ENTER to display the menu as shown Alternatively use the mouse to click on the Volume icon Note This DVR supports one audio input channels Therefore options for Audio 2 through 4 wi...

Page 19: ...natively use the mouse to select the desired camera Press these buttons on the remote control to change the settings Alternatively use the mouse to make these changes SEQ Press this button on the remo...

Page 20: ...Another option would be to temporarily connect a composite video monitor to the Video Out BNC to properly set the VGA resolution Press these buttons on the remote control to select an item Alternative...

Page 21: ...se the mouse to right click and exit the sub menu CONNECT DISCONNECT If the backup device is disconnected as shown in screen capture above plug the USB device into the USB 2 0 port and then press ENTE...

Page 22: ...rk or press enter on remote Software upgrade is indicated on the bottom scroll line During this process the DVR must remain powered ON or the DVR will become inoperable Note After the software is upgr...

Page 23: ...rocedure may cause damage to the hard disk drives 1 Access the menu by pressing the MENU ESC button on the IR remote Alternatively the mouse can be used by right clicking to open the menu 2 Login to t...

Page 24: ...l to change the highlighted item Alternatively use the mouse to navigate ENTER Press this button on the remote control to enter the detailed display of the highlighted option Alternatively use the lef...

Page 25: ...description for each item in the sub menu and its specific operations COMPRESSION This DVR uses the latest compression format h 264 for the most efficient use of storage space and streaming flexibili...

Page 26: ...ton on the remote control to escape from this menu and return to the main menu Alternatively use the mouse to exit the sub menu by clicking on the X If the contents in this menu have been modified a S...

Page 27: ...are more pixels in the image EVENT RECORD FPS Set the Frames Per Second record rate for each camera when events such as motion or alarm inputs trigger the camera to record Settings for Post Record ti...

Page 28: ...the remote control to escape from this menu and return to the main menu Alternatively use the mouse to exit the sub menu by clicking on the X If the contents in this menu have been modified a Save di...

Page 29: ...By default the DVR will log when video loss is detected to the Event Log see Section 8 2 Highlight this setting and press ENTER or to enable or disable this item Alternatively use the mouse to left cl...

Page 30: ...ttons on the remote control to change the camera Alternatively use the mouse to select the desired camera COPY Press the COPY button on the remote control to copy the Video Loss settings of the focus...

Page 31: ...is setting ALARM OUT This feature has no function for this model of DVR DETECTION See 6 2 2 1 Detection Settings for detail on the available settings BUZZER By default the internal buzzer is enabled t...

Page 32: ...ection is disabled for a given camera it is recommended to enable the entire area if the Smart Search feature may be used The following is a brief description for each item in the sub menu and its spe...

Page 33: ...select this icon and adjust the number of grids SEARCH Press this button on the remote control to test the motion detection of this camera Grids in green indicate that area that will detect motion Wh...

Page 34: ...log box will be displayed requesting the user to save the changes Press ENTER on the remote control to exit and save ESC to exit without saving Another method to escape is to use the mouse to right cl...

Page 35: ...ions in the sub menu Press these buttons on the remote control to change the focus camera Alternatively use the mouse to select the focus camera Numeric Press these buttons on the remote control to ch...

Page 36: ...day of the week In the Setup Menu display press on the remote to change the highlighted option to Scheduled Record and then press ENTER to display Scheduled Record Setup To navigate and operate this...

Page 37: ...use the mouse to adjust these options MOTION Define if Motion events are recorded Options include V for Video only AV for Audio and Video NO for No Recording and OFF for recording but no event notifi...

Page 38: ...ess the ENTER button on the remote control when the focus is on the appropriate Recording Mode to activate it Alternatively use the mouse to select the appropriate Recording Mode Press these buttons t...

Page 39: ...ect an item Alternatively use the mouse to select an item MODE Press this button on the remote control to Format Clear the HDDs as described in Section 6 6 1 Alternatively use the mouse to select this...

Page 40: ...zzer log the event and email an alert when the hard drives reaches its maximum capacity Press ENTER or on the remote control to disable this setting Alternatively use the remote control to make this c...

Page 41: ...TER to confirm or ESC to cancel Alternatively use the mouse to make these selections ESC Press the ESC button on the remote control to escape from this menu and return to the main menu Alternatively u...

Page 42: ...vigate and operate this menu Press these buttons on the remote control to select an item Alternatively use the mouse to select an item ESC Press the ESC button on the remote control to escape from thi...

Page 43: ...the remote control to enable or disable this item Alternatively use the mouse to left click on this item E MAIL Send an email message to a predefined email address when the hard drive failure is detec...

Page 44: ...dministrator level login name is user the password is 1234 We recommend changing this to block unwarranted access to the DVR To navigate and operate this menu Press these buttons on the remote control...

Page 45: ...ting with caution UserName Provides customized access to the features defined in the Advanced Settings for a particular user See Adv below for more information Note A minimum of operator permission le...

Page 46: ...all cameras No access to Search or settings is provided Customized Provides access to the features defined in the Advanced Settings for the user See Adv below for more information Adv For Customized...

Page 47: ...UP Allows the user to backup video and audio CONFIGURATION BACKUP RESTORE Allows the user to backup or restore the DVR configuration SETUP CAMERA Allows the user access to Camera Setup SETUP ALARM All...

Page 48: ...his menu and its specific operations TIME ZONE Press the buttons on the remote control to select the appropriate time zone Alternatively use the mouse to select the time zone The default setting is Ea...

Page 49: ...ll be asked to reboot the system for the newly selected language to take effect PROTECTION KEY The Protection Key is used for secure remote access of the system by various software Follow the Text Inp...

Page 50: ...ther method to escape is to use the mouse to right click and exit the sub menu The following is a brief description for each item in the sub menu and its specific operations Please follow the Text Inp...

Page 51: ...DDNS Password if DDNS is used Not used unless an existing DDNS other than Wirepath DNS service is configured E mail Press ENTER on the remote to display the E mail Setup menu Alternatively use the mo...

Page 52: ...or their specific TLS port number AUTHENTICATION Press ENTER or on the remote control to enable or disable this item depending on whether the SMTP mail server requires authentication Alternatively use...

Page 53: ...Press ENTER on the remote control to exit and save ESC to exit without saving Another method to escape is to use the mouse to right click and exit the sub menu The following is a brief description for...

Page 54: ...aving Another method to escape is to use the mouse to right click and exit the sub menu The following is a brief description for each item in this menu and its specific operations Please follow the Te...

Page 55: ...ecording rate will be reduced NOTE To use Video Streaming in Internet Explorer the user must select the Extra Video Stream option in the Modify Menu of the Device List See Section 9 2 8 1 QCIF Fair Lo...

Page 56: ...Search Icon from the Control Bar To navigate and operate this menu Press these buttons on the remote control to select an item Alternatively use the mouse to select an item ENTER Press the ENTER butt...

Page 57: ...ee Section 8 5 for more details Copy Select the COPY button from the remote control to backup copy the selected type of recorded video beginning from the Search Time to the connected backup device The...

Page 58: ...new event logs since the screen was displayed the log list will be updated accordingly Alternatively use the mouse to select the Refresh option SEARCH Press the Search button to Log export the event l...

Page 59: ...vents shown in the log list For the Alarm event type the DVR will search based on the Alarm Input number For Motion and Video Loss event types the DVR will search based on the camera number LOG LIST T...

Page 60: ...or each record partition will be searched based on the start time entered SEQ Use the SEQ button on the remote control to scroll the results Page Up Alternatively use the mouse to select the Page Up o...

Page 61: ...the Motion Area Setting screen use the white mask window to define the Smart Search area in the same manner as setting up Motion Detection see Section 6 2 2 Note The area of a video searched using Sma...

Page 62: ...e sub menu and its specific operations BACKUP DEVICE Press ENTER on the remote control to connect to the backup device and display the files on the device Alternatively use the mouse to connect to the...

Page 63: ...orward speed 1X and when the associated cameras is played back in a full window view STOP Press this button on the remote control to stop playback of the recorded video and audio and return to Live vi...

Page 64: ...the stop function ESC Press the ESC button on the remote control to escape from this menu and return to the Smart Search menu Alternatively use the mouse to exit the sub menu by clicking on the X Anot...

Page 65: ...generated if it s not already existing on the backup storage device thumb drive local PC etc The user can use the batch file to self playback the corresponding backup files on a PC If the PC has not b...

Page 66: ...htm is the extension for the DVR and must be included at the end of the DVR Alternatively use the DDNS domain name address if this feature has been enabled and properly setup Note Up to 6 users can lo...

Page 67: ...item to return to the previous split window view CAMERA ID Change or rearrange the current view by selecting a different camera to appear in each window If multiple DVRs are connected cameras from ot...

Page 68: ...DVR An amplifier and speaker must be attached to the Audio Out connection of the DVR to use this function 5 NAME OF SELECTED DVR The name of the connected DVR is displayed in this box Change the conne...

Page 69: ...lit window icon to toggle to additional pages of cameras 8 2 4 PLAYBACK PANEL This panel includes Fast Forward Fast Reverse Step Forward Play Pause Stop and Copy Fast Forward and Fast Reverse will pla...

Page 70: ...ponding camera to be displayed in the focus window ALARM IN STATUS Status indicators for Alarm Inputs 1 16 this DVR supports the first 4 GREEN indicates normal status RED indicates alarm detection ALA...

Page 71: ...nute and Second and recorded event type Alarm Motion Video Loss and Normal for playback Click on the Play button to begin the playback of all recorded video beginning at that time Audio will only be p...

Page 72: ...o Archive the files to the local PC Use the Playback Panel icons to control the video To exit playback select the LIVE icon at the bottom of the screen The following is a brief description for each it...

Page 73: ...what is being viewed in the split window view Therefore if only one camera is being viewed only that camera will be displayed in the Copy menu as an option to record To enable the Copy feature first...

Page 74: ...dow is a Pan Tilt Zoom camera use the buttons on the user interface to operate basic PTZ features For more control display the PTZ Control Panel by clicking on the PTZ Panel icon Move the panel by cli...

Page 75: ...d to the Device List The following is a brief description for each item in this menu and its specific operations ADD Add DVRs to the Device List MODIFY Modify the settings of DVRs in the Device List S...

Page 76: ...extra network stream for Video Streaming Video Streaming is helpful when viewing a remote DVR over a slow network connection This allows the DVR to continue to record as the set rate but reduces the...

Page 77: ...s may take several minutes and will require the DVR to reboot to complete the process The software upgrade can be done over the internet or from a local network connection The update may take more tha...

Page 78: ...chronization is enabled select a Time Synchronization Protocol TSP server The DVR will synchronize with the specified TSP server Date System date Time System time Display Format Select the format used...

Page 79: ...e highest level is Administrator and has access to all options USERNAME In addition to the three default levels an administrator can also set Customized levels of access for each user as described in...

Page 80: ...without a dedicated Login The option selected determines the level of access a Remote Guest will have Default No Guest Access Allowed Does not prevent access by User with login credentials recommende...

Page 81: ...Backup Allow the user to backup video and audio Configuration Backup Restore Allow the user to backup or restore the DVR configuration Setup Camera Allow the user access to Camera Setup Setup Alarm Al...

Page 82: ...but a Static IP is recommended STATIC IP IP Address Enter an Ethernet IP address for the DVR This address should be static and not conflict with any other IP address on the LAN Net Mask Enter the Net...

Page 83: ...rotocol is a simple standard for remote devices such as Smartphones to access the DVR See Section 6 11 3 for more information on WAP Video Stream Resolution Allows selection of Video Stream Resolution...

Page 84: ...downloaded h 264 clip has been altered the PC based playback software will alert the user with a message upon playback The default setting is enabled MAX ID Select the maximum number of cameras conne...

Page 85: ...vents occur for this camera the main display VGA or BNC will switch to the video of this camera for a specified period of time dwell Options are Off Motion Alarm Both Motion Alarm DWELL TIME Used in c...

Page 86: ...The Frames Per Second Pre Record rate for each camera when events such as motion video loss or alarm inputs trigger the camera to record Settings for Pre Record determine how much time the DVR will r...

Page 87: ...etected The Pre Record FPS set in Section 9 3 5 determines the frame rate of this recording Note Actual pre record time may be shorter than the value set if the total size of the pre record video exce...

Page 88: ...ture that must see motion before triggering to achieve the desired results Adjust Sensitivity and Number of grids for all lighting conditions during setup for the best results 6 Select Upload to save...

Page 89: ...grids 1 Select the Motion Detection Privacy Mask tab 2 Select the desired camera from the Camera drop down list 3 Select Privacy Mask from the Type drop down list 4 When opened the area will show the...

Page 90: ...amera to Go setting will specify which camera is pulled up during a video loss event if Call by Event options are enabled GOTO PRESET This feature has no function for this model of DVR PRE RECORD Defi...

Page 91: ...ault setting is disabled See Section 9 3 13 for more information on e mail FTP This DVR can send the recorded video loss event for this camera to a FTP server The default setting is disabled SCREEN ME...

Page 92: ...before transitioning to the next page from 3 to 60 seconds TOTAL PAGES Set total pages for this SEQ Display Type PAGE NO Select the page to be modified MAIN DISPLAY TYPE Determines the camera channel...

Page 93: ...uling by individual camera number CAMERA ID Determine which camera s schedule is being configured when using the Individual mode TIME Set the start time of this time segment conditional in increments...

Page 94: ...and hour The grid is setup as seven days by twenty four hours per day in one hour blocks MODE Select the cameras to be scheduled from the drop down menu OPTIONS All Individual CAMERA ID If Individual...

Page 95: ...ion an e mail will be sent based on the parameters set in this menu Consultation with the e mail service provider may be required to set these parameters correctly Note DVR currently only supports TLS...

Page 96: ...re offers the ability to attach a picture from the corresponding camera to the e mail being sent Optional picture sizes for the attachment can be set to Original to match the recorded resolution or se...

Page 97: ...in this menu and its specific operations SERVER URL Enter the FTP server web IP address FTP PORT Enter the FTP port number The default value is 21 USERNAME Enter the username for the FTP server PASSW...

Page 98: ...ief description for each item in this menu and its specific operations ALARM RECORD NORMAL RECORD HDD FAILURE ACTION HDD FULL ACTION Based on the hard drive status the DVR can sound the buzzer log the...

Page 99: ...of the video display being used Please refer to the video display documentation for specific information OPTIONS 1024 x 768 1280 x 1040 1920 x 1080 BRIGHTNESS Select the desired brightness setting fro...

Page 100: ...Config icon from Internet Explorer 1 Select the DVR to control and click on Modify 2 Adjust the Video Stream accordingly RECORD If Record is selected the PC will match the Best REC Resolution setting...

Page 101: ...ormal Normal Normal Record Quality 9 5 1 Video Stream Record QCIF Superfine QCIF Fair Notes For the best quality video recording to the DVR and streaming to remote devices on a high speed network For...

Page 102: ...the DVR is connected to By default these numbers are 67 and 68 respectively 5 Enter the User Name and Password for the DVR By default these settings are user and 1234 respectively 6 Select Extra to co...

Page 103: ...or 16 cameras Select any camera to switch to the full window display for that camera GRID Select 1 4 9 or 16 split window view of the DVR The 4 split window view offers views in groups of four AUDIO E...

Page 104: ...r refined by ALARM MOTION VIDEO LOSS and SYSTEM LOG events shown by these four icons Events of these types can be hidden from view by toggling the associated icon and selecting the REFRESH button Alar...

Page 105: ...fective in material or workmanship under normal conditions of use This warranty shall not apply to products which have been abused modified disassembled or improperly installed Products to be repaired...

Page 106: ...D1 Half D1 CIF Max Record Resolution 960H all channels Frame rate FPS Resolution 120 960H 120 720x480 120 720 x 240 120 360 x 240 Mode Continuous Manual Schedule Motion Motion Detection Yes with confi...

Page 107: ...er of DVRs Configurable ports OS Window 8 7 Vista XP and 2003 E mail Yes FTP Yes Push Alarm Notification No Two way Audio Yes Control IR IR sensor on front RS 485 RS 232 N A Front Keypad No Weights Me...

Page 108: ...5 4 VGA DISPLAY 5 5 BACKUP DEVICE 6 SETUP ADMINISTRATOR 8 2 9 SOFTWARE UPGRADE ADMINISTRATOR 6 1 PRE CAMERA SETUP 6 2 CAMERA SETUP 6 3 SEQ DISPLAY SETUP 6 4 SCHEDULED RECORD SETUP 6 5 HDD SETUP 6 6 PA...

Page 109: ...4CH Installation and Users Manual 12 APPENDIX C HARD DRIVE RECORDING TABLE Please visit the appropriate product page on www SnapAV com to calculate recording times for replaced hard drives with diffe...

Page 110: ...DVD ROM drive in the PC and copy the AVI_Converter exe file to the desktop Double click the AVI Converter icon to open the utility 2 Select the source files h 264 files archived from the DVR to be co...

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