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TH4C Installation Guide
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TH4C Basic Configuration
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Document Number: XE-SNB2-TH4CPM-R0A
Copying DVR Configuration
Understanding Configuration Files
A configuration file preserves a particular DVR setup, so you can apply the settings to other DVRs in a single operation. You
create a named configuration file, which contains all a DVR's current Configuration menu settings.
If you need more than one system setup for your fleet (for example, a specific number of cameras and viewpoints for
different vehicle configurations), build a separate configuration file for each situation.
You can load a configuration file onto DVRs during installation or when changes are required, and all settings are applied automatically.
Copying DVR Settings
Before copying configuration, ensure the DVR is set up for specific vehicle type and mobile surveillance requirements,
including camera names/channels, recording parameters, Alarm and Signal assignments, system preferences, and
networking details.
For more information, see TH4C Configuration: Setting up the DVR .
This procedure requires physical access to the DVR you want to copy settings from, a portable video monitor, a USB mouse,
and a USB storage device formatted by a Windows computer using the FAT.
3. Right-click anywhere in the OSD view to access the Main Menu.
4. Select Configuration

System

Program Update .
5. In the Store Current Configuration to : pull-down menu,
select USB Device.
6. Click the File Name field and use the on-screen keyboard to
change the configuration file name (maximum 4 characters).
Best practice is to choose a name that references the fleet
and/or configuration type.
7. Click Store . In the confirmation that appears, click Yes .
8. Click OK . The configuration file is created on the USB device.
To create a configuration file:
1. Insert the USB storage device in the USB port on the DVR's front panel. For more information, see TH4C Operation:
Front and Rear Panel Features .
2. Access the OSD (On-Screen Display). For details, see TH4C Administration: Accessing the On-Screen Display .