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SSDR 401 Digital Video Recording System User’s Guide (Motion Detective) Thank you for using our SSDR 401 Digital Video Recorder very much. This product is a field-tested version of its kind guaranteed for its reliability in quality and compatibility with motion detection for storage economy. Before installation, please read this Guide and start installation according to the instructions shown in it. CAUTION In case the hard disk is not built in this recorder, the hard disk must first be installed and locked for secure mounting and then the recorder be supplied with electric power. The SSDR 401 may not work properly or not be switched on unless the HDD has been installed in the recorder. Therefore it is advisable not to install a used hard disk for this recorder. Irregular static sound may occur in that case. MAIN MENU 1. Initial Setup Once the HDD has been installed, and the monitor and cameras have been connected to the DVR, then the following message will appear on the screen when power is given. Then the unit checks its states of the master and slave automatically as hard drives below. HDD Checking... MASTER HARD DRIVE SAMSUNG …… SLAVE HARD DRIVE NOT DETECTED This user-friendly equipment will satisfy your various needs according to the instructions you give to the set. The initial setup can be made by selection of items popped up on the monitor when the menu key is pushed. The following are the functions that can be changed by setup. Access to Main Menu : Push the “MENU” button on the front panel. 1 MAIN MENU VER 2.06 > RECORD SELECT 1234 RECORD MODE EACH RECORD FRAME-RATE 30 VIDEO QUALITY NORMAL RECORD SCHEDULE SUB MENU HARD DRIVE SETUP SENSOR SETUP HDD REC SEQUENCE MASTER PRESS(UP, DOWN),THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT Jump to Other Items : UP/DOWN keys Selection of Items : Push the SEL key on the front panel. End : Push the MENU key. 2. Record Select You can select particular camera(s) from which you want to record images. This function is operational only when you set “EACH” for the Record Mode. 3. Record Mode There are two options, EACH or QUAD, in the recording mode. More information on each mode is given below. EACH Mode : The images of each channel are recorded in full screen separately from one another occupying relatively more storage space (HDD capacity) than in the other mode. The advantage of this mode is that you can select the images of any channel independently when you want to play them back. QUAD Mode(or “ALL” as printed on the set) : The images of each channel are recorded in a fourth space of the full screen prearranged for the channel. Accordingly the size of stored data is smaller than in the other mode and therefore you can enjoy the image sets of all channels at the same time in the real time mode. In this mode, however, you cannot see the images of a particular channel in full screen. 2 View Control : In case of the “EACH” mode, you can select a camera(s) for full screen by pushing the following keys shown on the front panel. “CH1” button : Images of camera 1 appear in full screen. When the button is pushed again, images are shown in auto switching order, i.e., starting from channel 1. “CH2” button : Images of camera 2 appear in full screen. When the button is pushed again, images are shown in auto switching order, i.e., starting from channel 2. “CH3” button : Images of camera 3 appear in full screen. When the button is pushed again, images are shown in auto switching order, i.e., starting from channel 3. “CH4” button : Images of camera 4 appear in full screen. When the button is pushed again, images are shown in auto switching order, i.e., starting from channel 4. *** Recording is made for all channels regardless of the view control mode. 4. Record Frame-rate The factory default setup is made for 30 frames per second. This means our video recorder stores images on the HDD 30 images or sets of images per second. The higher the recording frame-rate, the more natural photos will be displayed on the screen when you play them back. The lower the recording frame-rate, the less natural images you get whereas the more space you can save on your hard disk drive. There are 10 different recording frame-rates you can choose including 9 and 8 options, for NTSC and PAL systems respectively. 5. Video Quality There are three different video quality ratings : NORMAL, LOW, and HIGH. You can enjoy clearer images than in other ratings when you choose the “HIGH” rating. But, in this rating, the size of stored data is considerably larger than in the other ratings. The factory default is set at “NORMAL.” If you want to enjoy clearer and more natural images in playback, arrange your quality rating at “HIGH” when recording. 6. Record Schedule Using the following options(24-hour timeframe), you can select a recording schedule as follows. If you opt to attach a sensor to the DVR, you may enjoy additional functions. 3 PROGRAMMED RECORDING + TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT+ 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 PRESS (UP, DOWN), THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT The numbers shown on screen represent 24 hours in a day. When scheduling finished, keep the REC button pushed for sensor-triggered recording. The characters (or space) in the following screen boxes represent the respective states of recording. (T) indicates non-stop automatic recording. In other words, this means recording is made throughout 24 hours without interruption. (S) means sensor-attached recording. It means a movement should be made in front of the sensor in order for the scenes to be recorded. (_) means that recording is not made in this timeframe. For example, to schedule 1:00~3:00 : Sensor-attached recording, 3:00~6:00/12:00~15:00 : No recording, and 22:00~23:00 : Sensor-attached recording, the arrangement is made as follows. +TSST--TTTTTTT--TTTTTTT S S T+ 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 7. Sub Menu 1) Password Change Your password can be changed as follows. (The default password is set at 11111.) CURRENT PASSWORD : -------- (Enter the present password) NEW PASSWORD : -------- (Enter your new password) PASSWORD CONFIRM : -------- (The same as above) 4 For instance, if you want to change your present password to “123413,” do as shown below. CURRENT PASSWORD: 111111 NEW PASSWORD: 123413 PASSWORD CONFIRM : 123413 When password change is completed properly, the message “Password Change” blinks on and off three times on the screen and the mode returns to “SUB MENU” in a few seconds. If any discrepancies are committed in the above routine, a message saying that your attempt to change the password failed due to your mistakes. Then you have to return to the “SUB MENU”, and enter your old and new passwords again correctly. 2) Time Set Your can set your DVR clock to a new year/date/time setting as follows. TIME SET (YYYY/MM/DD 2004/01/01 HH:MM:SS) 00:00:00 CHANGE TIME FORMAT PRESS (UP, DOWN), THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT When the above image pops up on the screen, use the UP/DOWN buttons on the front panel to set the clock. Move your cursor(“^”) in the back or front of the number you chose. Then push the “SEL” button to change the numeric values of your date and time. Move your cursor(“^” ) to “CHANGE TIME FORMAT,” and by pressing the “SEL” button select the mode of expression, “YYYY/MM/DD” or “MM/DD/YYYY.” 5 3) Channel Rotation Time (Auto Switching) Usage : When scanning the shots on the screen, you can use this function in order to prevent them from shrinking in size and to see the images in prearranged order. Method : Move to the item of your choice using the UP/ DOWN keys, and push the “SEL” key for your option (1~10 seconds) and the menu key for storage. This function is available only when you have chosen the “EACH” mode. Operation : This function works whenever you choose a camera and push the button for it again. Once in this mode, images are shown starting from the arranged camera at a preset interval. If you want a still image at a given moment, push the “STOP” button or the number of the camera of your choice. Then the movement ends at the image. To get back to normal, push the camera button again. If you pushed the “STOP” button twice, the auto switching mode is released. 8. Recording Control Recording starts the moment the “REC” button is pushed. Indications of recording are seen in the middle of the screen, i.e., CH1, CH2, CH3, and/or CH4. Cameras in operation are shown throughout the recording period. If you press the Stop button while recording, you are prompted to key in the password. Recording doesn’t stop unless the passwords match each other. 9. Playback Control Usage Method : When you want to see the recorded shots later more conveniently, you can use this function. : Push the “PLAY” button on the front panel. When the above done, you will see the following message on the screen. (This message may not be the same as yours according to the mode of usage.) 6 SEARCH TIME HARD DRIVE : MASTER 03/05/21 06:59:59-03/05/21 06:59:59 >01 TIME 02 TIME 03 TIME 04 TIME 05 SENSOR 06 TIME 07 TIME (UP, DOWN) MOVE (SEL) CHANGE (PLAY)PLAY (MENU) EXIT (FW) SELECT EVENT OR TIME Following are the keys for this function. Movements among the items of your choice : UP, DOWN Change : SEL Playback : PLAY Interruption : MENU Event/Time Setting : FW If you want to select an exact timeframe for easy future retrieval, first push the “FF” key, and then move your cursor to the point of time you want to choose using the “UP/DOWN” keys and push the “SEL” button for a new time setting. When playing back, you can choose a particular camera(s) by putting down the “View” button(s)(Cameras 1~4). This operation is available only when your choice is the “EACH” mode. To interrupt playback, push the “PAUSE” button. To resume playback, push the “PLAY” button again. For fast playback (or jumping), push the “FF” button. Every time you push this button, the speed of playback increases accordingly. To get back to previous images promptly, push the “REW” button. 7 10. Hard Drive Setup HARD DRIVE SETUP OVERWRITE ENABLED YES MASTER HDD SIZE 40000 MB MASTER HDD USED 0 MB 0% MASTER HDD FORMAT SLAVE HDD SIZE N/A SLAVE HDD USED N/A SLAVE HDD FORMAT PRESS (UP, DOWN) THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1) OVERWRITE ENABLED If you select “YES” for this option, recording is made over the space where old data are stored, i.e., erasing the stored information when the disk drive is full with data. When your choice is “NO,” recording stops the instant your HDD is full with stored images. 2) MASTER HDD SIZE : Capacity of the first HDD installed in the DVR 3) MASTER HDD USED : Amount of capacity used for recording in the first HDD 4) MASTER HDD FORMAT : If the master HDD is formatted, all the data in the first HDD will be erased. Usage : When you want to delete all the data in the hard disk drive. Method : Move to the corresponding item using the UP/ DOWN keys and push the “SEL” key. When you push the “SEL” key for the first time, the hard disk formatting menu pops up as follows. PASSWORD INPUT(6):-------------- The above message indicates that you are required to enter your password in the shown blank space. The message “Password Correct” blinks three times when the input password is correct. Otherwise, “Password Incorrect” will be shown on the screen. The hard disk drive can not be formatted unless the password is correct. The default password for this recorder is 111111(all Arabic numbers). 8 5) SLAVE HDD SIZE : Capacity of the second HDD installed in the DVR 6) SLAVE HDD USED : Amount of capacity used for recording in the second HDD 7) SLAVE HDD FORMAT : If the slave HDD is formatted, all the data in the second HDD will be erased. 11. Sensor Setup SENSOR SETUP SENSOR RECORD TIME 10 SEC ALARM OUT TIME 00 SEC CHANNEL-1 NOT INSTALLED CHANNEL-2 NOT INSTALLED CHANNEL-3 NOT INSTALLED CHANNEL-4 NOT INSTALLED USE MOTION DETECTION SENSOR 1234 MOTION SENSITIVITY NORMAL PRESS (UP, DOWN) THEN (SELECT) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1) SENSOR RECORD TIME The duration in seconds of recording to be made since the sensor catches any movements in a particular scene is selectable upon the user’s choice. 2) ALARM OUT TIME The duration in seconds of an alarm that will last once it is triggered. 3) There are three options in sensor setup : NOT INSTALLED, NORMAL-CLOSE and NORMALOPEN. CHANNEL-1 TYPE : NORMAL-OPEN CHANNEL-2 TYPE : NORMAL-CLOSE CHANNEL-3 TYPE : NORMAL-OPEN CHANNEL-4 TYPE : NORMAL-CLOSE In the NORMAL–OPEN mode, if the cable line connected to the sensor through the DVR is cut off by an intruder, the sensor-triggered recording starts. In the NORMAL-CLOSE mode, the cable line connected to the sensor through the DVR is cut off by an intruder, the sensor-triggered recording does not begin. 9 4) Motion Detection You can choose the channels of your choice for motion-activated recording by pressing the SEL key. If you want to use the motion detection function of this set, you should have changed “T” to “S” for the timeframe of “6. Record Schedule”(See Page 3 of this Guide). 5) Motion Sensitivity Motion sensitivity is selectable upon the user’s choice: High, Normal, or Low. TROUBLESHOOTING 1. Jumper setting is used for conversion from the NTSC to PAL system or vice versa. 2. When there occurs too much static noise in the monitor, replace your HDD with a new one as a trial. 3. When images are not displayed on the screen properly, check your HDD to see whether it is locked properly or not. 4. When you can not see any of the four images, check if the camera channel has been selected for non-operation. 5. When recording is not made for any one of the channels, check if the option for non-operation has been selected in the “RECORD SELECT” of the main menu. 6. Any size of a hard disk drive is installable since virtually there’s no limitation on HDD sizes with this set. 10