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DVR-4JN 4-Channel DVR
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CONTENTS Introduction to Digital Video Recorder……………………………
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Specifications……………………………. …………………………
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Video Record Time……………………………. ……………………
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Features……………………………. ……………………………….
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Front Panel……………………………. ……………………………
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Rear Panel……………………………. …………………………….
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DVR Installation: Video Input Connection………………………..
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DVR Installation: Video Output Connection……………………..
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DVR Installation: Sensor Installation…………………………….
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DVR Installation: Alarm Installation………………………………
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Switch on DVR……………………………. ……………………..
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Record……………………………. ………………………………
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Play Menu……………………………. ………………………….
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Operation Guide: Camera Select………………………………
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Operation Guide: Record Select………………………………
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Operation Guide: Record Mode………………………………
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Operation Guide: Record Frame Rate………………………..
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Operation Guide: Video Quality……………………………….
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Operation Guide: Record Schedule…………………………..
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Operation Guide: Sub Menu………………………….……….
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Operation Guide: Password Change…………………………
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Operation Guide: Time Set…………………………………….
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Operation Guide: Buzzer Set………………………………….
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Operation Guide: Auto Record Set…………………………...
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Operation Guide: Audio Record Set…………………………..
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Operation Guide: Audio Mute………………………………….
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Operation Guide: Audio Channel Select……………………..
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Operation Guide: Hard Drive Setup Menu…………………...
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Operation Guide: Overwrite…………………………….…...
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Operation Guide: HDD Size HDD Used…………………...
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Operation Guide: HDD Format……………………………..
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Sensor Setup……………………………….…………………
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Network Setup………………………………………………...
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USB Link Software……………………………………………
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Print Event…………………………... ……………………….
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Client Connection Software………………………………....
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Remote Monitor Setting…………………………................
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INTRODUCTION: The digital video recorder (DVR) is for recording/ retrieving video streams from up to 4 channels at the same time. It adopts a digital image compression technology to compress the input channel video streams, and uses a HDD (Hard Disk Drive) to record the compressed video stream. The following operation guide explains how to operate/ manage the DVR and explains how to install the DVR at your premises and install the HDD into the DVR. Items inside the package.
Item
Quantity
Digital Video Recorder
1
Power Cord
1
USB Cable
1 (only for USB version or Network Version DVR)
Software CD
1
AC-DC Power Converter
1
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SPECIFICATIONS: Image Compression Video Signal Image Resolution Display Rate
Advanced M-JPEG NTSC
PAL
720 X 480
720 X 576
120 fps (4 x 30)
100 fps (4 x 25)
Video
Each Mode
320 x 112
320 x 136
Record
Quad Mode
640 x 224 (total)
640 x 272 (total)
Each Mode
7.5 fps
6.25fps
Quad Mode
30 fps
25 fps
Frame Rate
Video Recording Mode
Continuous / Schedule / Alarm / Motion
Display Mode
Full Screen / Quad
Video Input Audio Input
4 x BNC¸ 1.0Vp-p 75Ω 4CH RCA set by DVR software. Sound REC: Select 1 CH
Audio Output
1CH RCA
Video Output
2 x BNC¸ 1.0Vp-p 75Ω ¸ 1 x S-Video
Quick Search
Yes
Displacement Detect
Sensibility adjustable/,Set detect area for each channel
Events
128
Quick Playback
Yes
Copy
HDD¸ USB 2.0
Search Mode Alarm Input Alarm Output
Time¸ Date 4 x Alarm Input,
N-O or N-C type, TTL Input
1x Alarm Output ,
N-O type, TTL Output
Buzzer
Set ON OFF
Network
TCP/IP RJ45, Supports Fixed IP, PORT changeable, Connect up to
Power
7 x DVR’s on an Intranet 12V DC
-10℃ ± 50℃ (40℉ to 122℉)
Temperature Weight
4 Kg
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VIDEO RECORD TIME:
NTSC Format
Video Signal
30 fps
15 fps
7 fps
High
30 Hours
60 Hours
120 Hours
Normal
45 Hours
90 Hours
180 Hours
Low
56 Hours
112 Hours
224 Hours
High
57 Hours
114 Hours
228 Hours
Normal
85 Hours
170 Hours
340 Hours
Low
112 Hours
224 Hours
448 Hours
25 fps
12 fps
6 fps
High
32 Hours
64 Hours
128 Hours
Normal
46 Hours
92 Hours
184 Hours
Low
58 Hours
116 Hours
232 Hours
High
58 Hours
116 Hours
232Hours
Normal
86 Hours
172Hours
344 Hours
Low
113 Hours
226 Hours
452 Hours
Display
Video
Format
Quality
Quad Screen NTSC Each Screen
PAL Format
Video Signal
Display
Video
Format
Quality
Quad Screen PAL Each Screen
HDD brands recommend : Maxtor, Seagate Support HDD capacity of up to 800G (2x 400G) 80G HDD is resumed for above table.
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FEATURES: 1. Motion detection function is equipped with all four channels. 2. Sensitivity of motion detection: five levels selectable. 0 is OFF. 3. Video quality: high, normal and low for selection. 4. Audio input on four channels, single audio recording. 5. Watchdog: recording restarts after power loss. 6. Quick search mode: Time/date and event menu. 7. 128 events available for motion detection 8. Buzzer of video loss: ON or OFF selectable 9. Network Connection via static IP address (only for Network Version DVR). 10. An Intranet can connect up to seven DVRs (only for Network Version DVR). 11. Support USB2.0.(only for USB version or Network version DVR) 12. Password Protection 13. Alarms when HDD is full : Displayed by OSD. 14. Space for two HDD’s (removable drive included)
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FRONT PANEL:
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：Menu Button: to display the operation menu
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●：Record Button: to start recording
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■：Stop Button: to stop recording (The password is required when stopping recording. The password is 111111.)
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：Fast Forward Button: to play the recorded events faster ：Play Button: to start playback
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：Pause Button: to pause video playback
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：Reverse Button: to rewind playback
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：to select channel 1
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：to select channel 2
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：to select channel 3
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：to select channel 4
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: Quad Display Button: to select all channels display
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i： Upward Button: to select menu options
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j： Downward Button: to select menu options
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： Select Button: to change setting values or enter a sub menu.
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REAR PANEL:
1. PC LINK：USB 2.0 interface(only for USB version or Network Version DVR) 2. S-VIDEO：S-Video Monitor Connection. 3. MONITOR：BNC (75Ω) Monitor Output x 2. 4. VIDEO IN：CH 1 to CH 4 (BNC 75 Ω input1Vp-p). 5. AUDIO IN: CH 1 to CH 4 Audio Input. (channel selection via menu). 6. AUDIO OUT: Audio Output. 7. ALARM IN / ALARM OUT: 4 sensor inputs & 1 Alarm output. 8. NTSC/ PAL: Set switch for correct video standard. 9. DC IN: Connection for power (12V DC @ 4.0A) 10. POWER: Power On/Off Switch. 11. Network Connection: RJ45 10/100Mb Ethernet NIC (only for Network Version DVR)
12. Video in Loop.
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DVR INSTALLATION: 1. Video Input Connection (Camera) Connect cameras to the DVR with video input connectors. (Remark: The DVR has 4 x BNC connectors, one for input of each camera.) 2. Video Output Connection (Monitor) Connect a monitor to the DVR with one of the video output connectors. (Remark: The DVR has 1 x S-VIDEO and 2 x BNC connectors.) 3. Sensor Installation Four sensor inputs are equipped with each DVR. Connect the sensor signal cord to the DVR rear panel. Connect the sensor adaptor jack with the respective sensor and apply power. Sensor mode setup: Select NO or NC mode on the DVR sensor setup menu. 4. Alarm Installation The DVR has one internal switch for sounding an alarm when any of the sensor inputs are activated. The switch is normally open or closed upon activation. The alarm connects to the alarm out terminal on the rear panel.
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SWITCH ON DVR: The DVR is ready to display and record once it has been installed. After applying power, the DVR needs a few seconds to check the HDD (Hard Disk Drive). If a new HDD is detected, the DVR will automatically format the HDD. The following is one of the messages that will appear: HDD Checking…. Master 80072MB
HDD Checking…. Master 80072MB New HDD format completed Slave No HDD Detected
Pressing || button will restore the unit to factory settings. On finishing HDD checks, the DVR will enter into real time display mode (quad view). At this time, any of the four channels is displayable by choosing the front panel buttons. (Refer to page 7, choose the channel you want to see). As following,
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RECORD: Press「●」button to start recording images. All selected images will be recorded by the DVR into the HDD. The following shows a quad view when pressing the record button.
Press the
button to stop video recording. The DVR will prompt for a
password to stop video recording, the default password is set to “111111” – use the Channel 1 Select button to input the value “1”. The password can be altered in the “Sub Menu”. Remark: Any channel can be displayed on the monitor by pressing the appropriate Channel Select button. Pressing the 田 button will return the monitor to a quad display.
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PLAY MENU: Press the f (play button) to open the play menu, as shown below. HARD DRIVE：MASTER 05/06/18 17:26:47-05/06/25 17:28:23
01 TIME 2005/06/18 17:26:47 02 TIME 2005/06/19 17:25:47 03 TIME 2005/06/19 20:03:50 PRESS﹝∧,∨﹞THEN﹝SELECT﹞
# The date and time range below the “Hard Drive Master” label shows the range of recordings available on the HDD. Below this is a list of events triggered by either an external sensor or motion detection. # Press the button to start a time and date search. # Position the cursor using the ▲ and▼ buttons to select the date and/or time. Use the button to cycle through the available options. After reaching the desired option use the ▲ and▼ buttons to move onto the next variable. When the correct date and time has been entered, press the f button to start the playback. # The button could speed up the playback rate. Pressing twice doubles the playback speed, Pressing the button reverses the playback. # When the menu first appears the cursor is set to the first logged event. Press the f button to playback that event or use the ▲ and▼ buttons to select another listed event. #On the status of menu , keep pressing the button about three seconds and the 12
arrow will move continuously. # Press the button to pause playback. The button is to stop playback.
OPERATION GUIDE: To display the main menu, press the
button
CAMERA SELECT 1234 RECORD SELECT 1234 RECORD MODE EACH RECORD FRAMERATE 30 VIDEO QUALITY HIGH RECORD SCHEDULE =SUB MENU= HARD DRIVE SETUP SENSOR SETUP NETWORK SETUP PRESS﹝∧,∨﹞THEN﹝SELECT﹞ PRESS ﹝MENU﹞TO EXIT
# Press the ▼ and ▲ buttons to move the cursor up and down. # Press
to enter the selected sub-menu.
# Press the ▼ and ▲ buttons to position the cursor. # Press
to cycle through until reaching the desired option.
# Press
to make the selection and return to the main directory.
# Press
to return to real time display.
CAMERA SELECT Used to select and display (on the menu bar) the number of cameras connected to the DVR. The Video Loss buzzer is enabled if a camera is selected in this menu but no video signal presents on that channel. Use the
to cycle through the options, some examples are shown below: 13
(1 2 3 4)：Select cameras 1, 2, 3 and 4. (12--)：Select cameras 1 and 2. (-2 3-)：Select cameras 2 and 3. (----)： No cameras are selected.
RECORD SELECT # Used to select and display (on the menu bar) the cameras whose video input will be recorded on the HDD. # It is usually the same as those selected in the “Camera Select” menu and cameras are selected for recording in the same manner. RECORD MODE # Can be set to either “EACH” or “QUAD”. # When set to “EACH” all selected cameras (in the Record Select menu) are recording on the HDD in full screen. # When set to “QUAD” all selected cameras (in the Record Select menu) are recorded on the HDD as a quad screen image. RECORD FRAME RATE # The default value is 30 fps for NTSC and 25 fps for PAL. # A number of different frame rate settings: PAL:
25fps, 12fps, 8fps, 6fps, 4fps, 3fps, 2fps, 1fps
NTSC:
30fps, 15fps, 10fps, 7fps, 5fps, 4fps, 3fps, 2fps, 1fps
# The higher the frame rate the more natural the video stream will look when 14
it’s played back but will use the greatest amount of HDD storage. # The frame rate is divided by the number of cameras selected in the Record Select menu, for example: If the frame rate is set to 25fps (PAL) and four cameras have been selected then each camera will be recorded at 6.25fps. VIDEO QUALITY # Three options for video quality, HIGH, NORMAL and LOW. The higher the video quality the clearer the recorded images will be but will use a greater amount of HDD storage.
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RECORD SCHEDULE: # The DVR is set for 24 hour recording as a default. To change the recording schedule, select the “Record Schedule” menu.
# Press
button to enter into the sub menu, as below:
# The menu is displayed as a 24 hour clock with 24 selections possible, one per hour. Each hourly selection can be set to one of three settings, these are: S
Recording is only workable when motion is detected.
T
Recording is only workable throughout the period set.
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No recording is workable.
# Use the ▼ and ▲ buttons position the cursor at each hourly interval. # Press # Press
button to choose one of the three settings. to return to the main menu.
Remark:When using the sensor settings there are more programming options within the “Sensor Setup” menu.
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SUB MENU PASSWORD CHANGE TIME SET BUZZER SOUND AUTO RECORD AUDIO RECORD AUDIO OUT MUTE AUDIO CHANNEL
OFF OFF OFF OFF 1
# The Sub Menu is used to change the system password, the system date and time, various audio functions and auto record. PASSWORD CHANGE # Used to change the DVR password and required every time the Stop button is pressed or if requesting a HDD format. The default password is set to “111111” and the following front panel buttons should be used to confirm or enter passwords.
# Enter the requested data shown below. CURRECT
PASSWORD
:-----
NEW
PASSWORD
:-----
CONFIRM
PASSWORD
:-----
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TIME SET TIME SET
2004/06/25 15:30:25
PRESS (<,>) THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT
# Used to alter the system time and date. # The▼ and ▲ buttons are used to position the cursor below the Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute or Seconds, which then selects that variable. # Use the
button to cycle through the options until the desired setting is
reached. Repeat this process until all changes have been made and then press the
button to exit.
BUZZER SET BUZZER
:ON
# When video loss is detected on any of the cameras selected in the “Record Select” menu the DVR buzzer sounds. This menu item is used to enable or disable the buzzer. # Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select the buzzer option and the button to toggle between “ON” and “OFF”.
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AUTO RECORD SET AUTO RECORD
:ON
# Set “Auto Record” to ON or OFF. # When “Auto Record” is set to ON, the DVR will start to record after one
minute, even though the DVR is under “Display “ mode. AUDIO RECORD SET
AUDIO RECORD :ON
# The DVR contains an option for recording audio on all four channels. The “Audio Record” menu item can be set to either ON or OFF. # When set to ON the DVR will accept audio input from all channels. # Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select the “Audio Record” option and the
button
to toggle between “ON” and “OFF”.
AUDIO MUTE AUDIO OUT MUTE :ON
# This option mutes the audio output from the DVR and can be set to either ON or OFF.
# Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select the “Audio Mute” option and the button to toggle between “ON” and “OFF”.
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AUDIO CHANNEL SELECT AUDIO CHANNEL
:1
# The “Audio Channel Select” menu is used to select which audio channel
is to be recorded onto the HDD. The DVR only records one channel of audio. # Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select the “Audio Channel” option and the button to toggle between cameras (1, 2, 3 or 4). HARD DRIVE SETUP MENU
HARD DRIVE SETUP >OVERWRITE ENABLE YES MASTER HDD SIZE 80072MB MASTER HDD USED 16014MB 20% MASTER HDD FORMATE SLAVE HDD SIZE N/A SLAVE HDD USED N/A SLAVE HDD FORMATE PRESS (<,>) THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT
OVERWRITE # When set to “YES” the DVR overwrites all existing stored recordings when the HDD(s) reach full capacity. # Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select the “Overwrite” option and the button to toggle between YES or NO.
HDD SIZE AND HDD USED # Displays the storage capacity of the Master (and if installed the Slave HDD) and the amount of storage used. 20
HDD FORMAT # Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select the “HDD Format” option
button to select the format option. The system will prompt for a password. If the password is accepted, the format will commence and delete all images stored on the selected HDD.
# Use the
# If an incorrect password is entered, the system message will show “Password Incorrect” and return to the Hard Drive Setup menu.
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SENSOR SETUP: SENSOR SETUP SENSOR RECORD TIME ALARM ON TIME
0 0
SENSOR SETUP MOTION SETUP PRESS (<,>) THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT
# The “Sensor Setup” menu is utilised by both the motion detection and alarm features. # SENSOR RECORD TIME: Selects record time from 0 ~180 seconds. # ALARM ON TIME: Selects alarm ON time from 0 ~ 30 or continuous. # SENSOR SETUP: Used to define the sensor operation. Each channel can be set to Normally Open, Normally Closed, or Not Installed.
Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select Channels 1 ~ 4 and the button to toggle through the options. Press the button to exit. SENSOR SETUP CHANNEL-1 CHANNEL-2 CHANNEL-3 CHANNEL-4
NOT INSTALL TYPE:NORMAL-OPEN TYPE:NORMAL-CLOSE TYPE:NORMAL-OPEN
PRESS (<,>) THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT
# SENSITIVITY: Sets the sensitivity level for Motion Detection. The range is from 0 (OFF) to 5 (maximum).
Use the▼ and ▲ buttons to select the sensitivity for each Channel and the button to select the level. 22
# AREA SETUP: Used to define up to two zones per Channel where motion is to be detected. Selecting a “Channel Area Set Up” brings that Channel up full screen on the monitor. A rectangle is displayed, which will define the top left hand corner of the first motion detection zone. Use the ▼ and ▲ buttons to move the rectangle up
and down and the and buttons to move the rectangle left and right. Use the button to set the position of the top left hand corner of the zone. The rectangle will move to another position in readiness to define the bottom right corner of the first motion detection zone. Use the same procedure shown above to select the correct position for the bottom right corner. The rectangle again moves position. Repeat the above instructions to set a second motion detection zone
MOTION DETECTION CHANNEL-1 CHANNEL-2 CHANNEL-3 CHANNEL-4
SENSITIV 0 (OFF) AREA SETUP SENSITIV 1 AREA SETUP SENSITIV 5 AREA SETUP SENSITIV 2 AREA SETUP
PRESS (<,>) THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT
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NETWORK SETUP: (only for Network Version DVR) NETWORK SETUP ACCEPT CLIENT
[YES]
MAC ADDRESS: 00:01:00:01:25:46 IP ADDRESS:192.168.0.2 SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0 GATE WAY: 192.168.0.1 PORT: 14337-14338
# MAC ADDRESS: Enter the unique Ethernet MAC (Media Access Control) address of the DVR. The MAC address is also used as the DVR Serial Number. # IP ADDRESS: Enter the IP (Internet Protocol) address. This is usually assigned by the network administrator. # SUBNET MASK: Enter the IP Subnet Mask. This is usually assigned by the network administrator. Commonly 255.255.255.0 # GATEWAY: Enter the IP Gateway address. This is usually assigned by the network administrator.
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Multiple DVR Connection Setup (supports a maximum of 7 DVRs.)
internet DVR1 IP:192.168.0.43 PORT: 14337-14338
ROUTER
220.11.0.1 DVR2
STATIC IP
IP:192.168.0.44 PORT:14437-14438
# ROUTER SETUP
14337 points to IP address: 192.168.0.43 14437 points to IP address: 192.168.0.44
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# DVR SETUP DVR1 MAC ADDRESS: Use the address supplied. IP: 192.168.0.43 SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0 GATE WAY: 192.168.0.1 PORT: 14337-14338 DVR2 MAC ADDRESS: Use the address supplied. IP: 192.168.0.44 SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0 GATE WAY: 192.168.0.1 PORT: 14437-14438 Client software to connect DVR’s. (1) Use the following to connect DVR 1 IP address:220.11.0.1 Port:14337-14338 (2) Use the following to connect DVR 2 IP address:220.11.0.1 Port:14437-14438
Note: Only connect one DVR at a time with the connection software. Avoid connecting DVR’s simultaneously.
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USB LINK SOFTWARE: (only for USB version or Network Version DVR) # Before using USB ports to make PC Link, please be sure that the DVR is not in Record or Playback mode. # When the PC is connected to the DVR using the USB connector it displays the message “USB LINKED” in the lower left-hand corner of the screen. Removing the USB Link from the PC causes the DVR to automatically restart. # Once the PC Link has been activated the DVR play and record functions will be inoperable as control is passed to the connected PC. # Open up the PC Link software package Hints： When PC detects USB storage setup, PC has connected DVR host already. Switch on PC LINK play program for 20~30 seconds, you can see following footage.
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1.
fast rewind
9. channel Selection
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play next frame
10. BMP picture file
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rewind
11. Copy mys file
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pause
12. Copy avi file
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play
13. Mys Player
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play previous frame
14. SOUND ON/OFF
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fast play
15. Video search Bar
8.
EVENT search
Note: If there is no picture, HDD is not detected. Close the software of USB LINK and disconnect the USB cable. Five seconds later , connect the USB cable again . When the USB device is detected by the system , run USB LINK software.
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PRINT EVENT: Move the mouse to 8 ( Event search), and select the event you want. Then, click OK to play the event recorded. The menu is shown as below.
Copy the images and record the images DVR host play program offers dynamic and static image output. You can easily copy the static image, and store it in BMP file, or store a certain part of record in AVI file. The converted images can be played by PC software (such as Media Player). Hints： 1. USB LINK work system supports Win 2000 / XP. 2. Hard Disk Brand recommend: Maxtor、Seagate 3. If two hard disks are used, we would suggest using the same brand so as to avoid compatible problem that USB cannot be found.
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CLIENT CONNECTION SOFTWARE: (only for Network Version DVR) After installing internet connection software, you can remotely connect DVR.
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on/off line DVR
4.
2.
channel selection
transfer to AVI file. Catch BMP
3.
DVR control button (Play button
picture.
under view mode is used for
5.
audio selection
Event List.
6.
status information
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copy/play MYS file
# DVR Control Button: The same operation way as DVR.
# PC Capturing: The image in the screen can be stored, and copied to PC. Press PLAY button to play back the recorded images. # Audio Channel: Select the sound channel to be recorded. 31
Remote Monitor Settings: # DVR Setting: Set record channel, record mode, record quality and frames.
# DVR Record Schedule: Set record time schedule.
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# DVR MD Setting: Set the displacement detection area for each channel. Use the mouse to move, enlarge or reduce the area to be detected. After completion, press APPLY. Then, press OK to leave setting.
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Channel Vision Technology will repair or replace any defect in material or workmanship which occurs during normal use of this product with new or rebuilt parts, free of charge in the USA, for two years from the date of original purchase. This is a no hassle warranty with no mail in warranty card needed. This warranty does not cover damages in shipment, failures caused by other products not supplied by Channel Vision Technology, or failures due to accident, misuse, abuse, or alteration of the equipment. This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser, and a purchase receipt, invoice, or other
proof of original purchase date will be required
before warranty repairs are provided. Mail in service can be obtained during the warranty period by calling (800) 840-0288 toll free. A Return Authorization number must be obtained in advance and can be marked on the outside of the shipping carton. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights (which vary from state to state). If a problem with this product develops during or after the warranty period, please contact Channel Vision Technology, your dealer or any factory-authorized service center.
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