Channel Vision DVR-16N, DVR-4N, DVR-8N User Manual

INSTRUCTIONS

DVR-4N DVR-8N

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SPOT SEARCHFREEZEFUNCTION AUTO PTZ COPY LIVE/PB

STANDBY

HDD

RX/TX

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CAMERA /NUMBER INPUT

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+10

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D-ZOOM

HOME

REW

;

DIRSLOW FAST PLAY/PAUSE REC

ALARM RESET

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STATUS

PIP

978

MULTI

DVR-16N

4/8/16CameraDVR

ARNING

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of unprotected “Dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be strong enough to cause a risk of electric shock.

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and mainten ance (servicing) instructions in the literature

accompanying the appliance.

WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction 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 to correct the interference at his own expense.

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city office , your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

PRECAUTION

All the safety and operating instructions must be read before the unit is operated.

• Make sure to switch the power off before you install the DVR.

• There is the danger of an electric shock if the DVR is opened by an unqualified service engineer or installer.

• Avoid using the DVR outside of the reference temperature and humidity indicated in the specification.

• Avoid exposing the DVR to violent movement or vibration.

• Do not use or store the DVR in direct sunlight or near to any source of heat.

• Do not place any object into the holes used for air circulation.

• Always use the DVR in a well ventilated location to prevent overheating.

• Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

• Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.

• When the system is overheated, the below warning message will be displayed at the monitor.

“ SYSTEM IS OVERHEATED, TURN THE POWER OFF AND CHECK COOLING FAN” In this

case, do the power off right away and check the cooling fan working.

• The HDD is recommended to use enhanced IDE Hard Disc Drive type made by Maxtor, Western Digital, Hitachi and IBM.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1 FEATURES..............................................................................4

CHAPTER 2 PACKING DETAIL....................................................................6

CHAPTER 3 LOCATION AND CONTROL .....................................................7

3.1 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS............................................7

3.2 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS.........................................8

CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION........................................................................ 9

4.1 TOTAL CONNECTION LAY-OUT........................................9

4.2 INDIVIDUAL CONNECTION............................................. 10

CHAPTER 5 OPERATION.......................................................................... 14

5.1 FACTORY DEFAULT.....................................................14

5.2 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS..........................................17

5.3 REMOTE CONTROLLER...............................................35

5.4 MOUSE CONTROL ....................................................... 36

CHAPTER 6 MENU SETUP........................................................................37

6.1 QUICK SETUP.............................................................. 37

6.2 SCREEN.......................................................................39

6.3 RECORD ...................................................................... 46

6.4 EVENT..........................................................................53

6.5 SYSTEM.......................................................................57

6.6 LINK.............................................................................65

6.7 SEARCH.......................................................................72

6.8 COPY ...........................................................................72

6.9 EXIT.............................................................................73

CHAPTER 7 EXTERNAL TERMINAL INFORMATION..................................74

7.1 RS-422/485...................................................................74

7.2 T.ADJ ........................................................................... 74

7.3 RELAY OUT..................................................................75

7.4 ALARM .........................................................................75

7.5 VGA..............................................................................76

7.6 SERIAL.........................................................................76

7.7 ETHERNET / USB.........................................................77

7.8 REMOTE ......................................................................77

CHAPTER 8 SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................78

8.1 INSTALLL THE INTERNAL HARD DISK DRIVE(S).........81

CHAPTER 9 NETWORK VIEWER...............................................................82

9.1 INSTALLATION OF NETWORK VIEWER SOFTWARE...82

9.2 CONNECTING TO DVR.................................................82

9.3 DVR Search..................................................................84

9.4 HDD Search..................................................................84

9.5 File Search ...................................................................85

9.6 ARRANGE THE SCREEN..............................................85

9.7 Option...........................................................................86

9.8 Control..........................................................................87

9.9 Key Information.............................................................93

The author assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions that may appear in this

document nor does the author make a commitment to update the information herein.

VER.: 0.1, P/N: 040136

FEATURES

Chapter 1 Features

Operation

Playback, recording, backup and transmission simultaneously Real time single or multi-screen display

Pan & Tilt, 2X/4X digital zoom and PIP display Easy operation by Jog shuttle, IR remote controller, external keypad controller and USB 2.0 Mouse

Hidden camera option (covert)

User-friendly setup menu and operation

Playback

Multi-screen playback (Full, Quad,4/ 9/16 split)

Search by date, time and camera

Preview window on event search mode

Playback mode(frame/ field) setup automatically

Recording

Select of the recording quality grade for each channel

Individual camera frame rate can be set by user

The recording speed of max.120 images per second (NTSC)

Manual, schedule and event recording

Pre & Post-alarm recording

Select of the recording image size for each channel

4 channels audio recording

Select of the event mode for each channel

Network

Live and playback viewing

Remote control on a networked PC with the exclusive client viewer

(The viewer software is supplied for free.)

Flexible connections - 10/ 100 Mbps Ethernet/ ADSL

Up to 16 network users access simultaneously

Audio transmission between DVR and Client

Dynamic IP is available

FEATURES

Audio

4 channels audio recording in real time

Copy

USB 2.0 external HDD

USB 2.0 memory stick

CD-RW/ DVD-RW (option)

General

Software downloading facility via network and USB memory stick

Auto detection of PAL / NTSC

Built-in hardware Watchdog

Automatic time adjustment through Network

VGA output for PC monitor(Option)

Optional Removable HDD,CD-RW or DVD-RW

Loop-through connections

Graphic User Interface for the MENU screen

PACKING DETAIL

Chapter 2 Packing Detail

SPOT SEARCHFREEZEFUNCTION AUTO PTZ COPY LIVE/PB

1. DVR

2. Network Viewer Program CD

3. User’s Manual

5. R-HDD Rack Key (option)

7. Battery 6. Power Cord

1. DVR

2. Network Viewer Program CD

3. User’s Manual

4. Remote Controller

5. R-HDD Rack Key(option)

6. Power Cord

7. Batteries

(PRESET)(AF)F(+)F(-)

STANDBY

HDD

41526

RX/TX

REC

PLAY

+10

CAMERA / NUMBER INPUT

DIRSLOW FAST PLAY/PAUSE REC

ESC

ALARM RESET

978

MULTI

D-ZOOM

STATUS

(HOME)

PIP

REW

Z(-)

Z(+)

4. Remote controller

LOCATION AND CONTROL

Chapter 3 Location and Control

3.1 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

1 SPOT / ESC Button to control spot monitor/ return to the previous menu 2 FUNCTION Using this button when you select “USER” in Relay 4 3 AUTO / F / ( - ) Button to begin the auto sequence mode/ decrease the value/ focus in PTZ mode

4 LED Display 5 PTZ Button to control PTZ camera

6 SEARCH(PRESET) Button to display the search menu/ preset in PTZ mode 7 LV / PB Button to convert the screen into real view mode or into playback mode 8 SLOW( ) Button to slow down the playback speed 9 FAST( ff ) Button to speed up the playback speed

10 DIRECTION( ef ) 11 PLAY / PAUSE( ) Button to start the playback. If press again, a still picture is displayed during

12 REC(  ) Button to begin and stop recording 13 R.HDD RACK Removable HDD rack (Option: Built-in Removable HDD or CD-RW or DVD±RW) 14 USB port USB 2.0 port to use a USB memory stick, Mouse or USB external devices 15 FREEZE / F / ( + ) Button freeze image/ increase the value/ focus in PTZ mode 16 COPY(AF) Button to display the copy menu/ automatically focus in PTZ mode 17 CHANNEL SELECT Buttons to select the camera or input the password 18 MULTI Multi-channel select button 19 ALARM RESET / § Button to release the event signal/ move the left direction/ PAN left in PTZ mode 20 «/ STATUS / ( HOME ) Button to enter the next step/ display the status/ return to home position in PTZ mode 21 PIP / ª Button to control PIP function/ move to the lower direction/ TILT down in PTZ mode 22 D-ZOOM / ¨ Button to control the digital zoom/ move to the right direction/ PAN right in PTZ mode 23 MENU / © Button to display the setup menu/ move to the upper direction/ TIL T up in PTZ mode

24 JOG SHUTTLE

Display of the status of power(STANDBY), HDD(HDD) , network(RX / T X),REC,P LAY(PLAYBACK)

Button to release the event signal/ move the left direction/ PAN left in PTZ mode

playback.

To make easy search in playback and menu setup/ control the playbac k speed/ control the zoom of PTZ camera

LOCATION AND CONTROL

3.2 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS

Port Name Description

1 CAMERA IN 2 AUDIO IN 3 AUDIO OUT 4 TERM ON / OFF 5 T-ADJ 6 RS-422 / 485 7 422 / 485 8 RELAY OUT 4 relay output terminal blocks 9 POWER 10 CAMERA OUT 11 SPOT OUT

12 VIDEO OUT(Option) 13 S-VIDEO OUT

14 SERIAL 15 VGA OUT 16 ETHERNET

17 USB1 / USB2 18 REMOTE Reserved 19 ALARM IN 20 POWER IN

BNC input ports for cameras RCA input ports for an audio signal(4CH Line input) RCA output port for an audio signal Switch to use the terminal block connectors of RS-422 or RS-485 Input and output terminal blocks for time synchronization among DVR Terminal blocs of RS-422 or RS-485 Switch to convert into RS-422 or RS-485

POWER ON/OFF BNC output(looping) ports for cameras BNC input port for spot monitor(Not used in all DVR models) BNC output port for the main monitor

(Same as the RCA video output of the front panel) Connector for debugging. This DVR can be controlled by the other device through this connector(RS-232C). Input and output terminal blocks for time synchronization among DVRs Output port for the VGA monitor This DVR is compatible with TFT LCD monitor in PAL mode. Port for 10/ 100Mbps Ethernet/ xDSL

USB 2.0 ports to use USB memory stick, Mouse or the external devices

Input terminal blocks for alarm signals Socket for a 220/ 110VAC power cord

INSTALLATION

Chapter 4 Installation

4.1 TOTAL CONNECTION LAY-OUT

INSTALLATION

4.2 INDIVIDUAL CONNECTION

4.2.1 Camera

* Connect a female BNC connector of each camera to a male BNC connector, “CAMERA IN” port. * Connect the looping BNC output to other inputs as required.

INSTALLATION

4.2.2 Audio (*Refer to the specification)

Audio Input

- AUDIO IN : Connect the RCA Line Jack of the relevant equipment (for example, a camera with a built-in microphone) to the AUDIO IN port.

Audio Output

- AUDIO OUT : Connect the RCA Line output to a monitor with a built-in speaker.

NOTE

This DVR can be connected only with a line audio and not support a microphone for audio input and output. To record audio should be enable in the AUDIO setup at the MENU setup.

As the audio is linked to a camera, it is required that linked camera viewed, either in multi-screen view during playback to hear the audio.

INSTALLATION

4.2.3 Monitor

- Connect the female BNC for monitor output.

- Connect the male Y/C cable socket for S-VID

EO monitor output.

.2.4 Power

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK

AC110~240V 50/ 60 Hz

- Auto-detect the correct voltage of power (110~240 VAC)

- Connect the power cord.

4.2.5 USB 2.0 ports

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Installation Process Connect the desired device to the DVR, as shown above. ( For example, USB memory stick, mouse, external storage device etc.) Note: 1. Most USB memory stick brands are compatible, problem occurs only to some brands.

2. Most CD-RW disks are compatible using CD-RW device, problem occurs only to some

INSTALLATION

Three USB ports are provided to connect a USB memory stick, external storage devices and

CD-RW/DVD-RW for video clip copying. One USB port is on the front panel and the other two are on the rear panel.

A USB mouse can be connected to one of the ports. You can use the mouse to navigate

through the screens and menus much like you would on a computer.

Therefore, when data is unable to be achieved from the USB memory stick, please try again using other brands.

brands. Therefore, when data is unable to be achieved from the CD-RW DVR, please try again using other brand CD-RW disks.

3. When compatibility problem occurs using DVD-RW device, please try again using other brand DVD-RW disks (CDs not supported: DVD-R, DVD+R, and DVD+RW).

OPERATION

Chapter 5 Operation

5.1 FACTORY DEFAULT

MENU Setup>

QUICK SETUP>

QUICK SETUP…………………………..………OFF IMAGE SIZE………………………………………720x240 RECORD FRAME…………………………………60

EVENT……………………….…..…………...........ALL

PRE RECORD TIME……….……………………..5 sec POST RECORD TIME………………………..…..10 sec IMAGE QUALITY.. ………………………………FINE AUDIO RECORD ………………………………….OFF

REMOTE CONTROL ID.…………….………..… ..ALL

SCREEN>

POSITION

HORIZONTAL POSITION………………….0

VERTICAL POSITION.……………………..0 AUTO SEQUENCE QUAD-A~E/ SIX/ SEVEN/ NINE-A~B/

TEN/ THIRTEEN/ SIXTEEN.…….. ……...3SEC ADD AUTO SINGLE….…………………...OFF AUTO-SINGLE CH1~16………………..…3SEC

DISPLAY HDD FREE SPACE.………………………..ON HDD FREE SPACE MODE..…...………….PERCENT RECORD STATUS..…..…………………...ON CLOCK DISPLAY…….………………….…ON DATE & TIME MODE..………………….….NUMBER TITLE DISPLAY………………………….….ON TITLE MODE…..……………………….…...TEXT BORDER COLOR.…………………….……WHITE REMOTE CONTROL ID..…………….……OFF SPOT DISPLAY……………………….…….ON TITLE

CH 1~CH 16………………………………....CH 1~CH16

MULTI SCREEN

LIVE 4E………………………………… ....2/ 4/ 6/ 8

LIVE 7……………………………………….1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 5/ 6/ 7

LIVE 9B………………………………… ....10/11/12/13/14/15/16/1/2

LIVE 10………………………………………1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 8/ 9/ 10 LIVE 13………………………………………1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 8/ 9/ 10/ 11/ 12/ 13

COVERT

CH 1~16……………………………………....OFF

SELECT…………………………………..…..LV&PB&NW SPOT SPOT MODE……………………………………..MANUAL

SPOT SEQ. TIME….…………………………....3SEC

ADD SPOT MULTI……………………………....OFF

REC HDD INITIALIZE BACKUP HDD INITIALIZE

DATE & TIME INTERNET TIME ADJUST...…………………OFF

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME..…….………..…..OFF PASSWORD MASTER PASSWORD…..…………….……………..11111111 SUPERVISOR PASSWORD.………….……………..22222222 MENU DISPLAY CHECK.……………….……………OFF POWER OFF CHECK...………………….……………OFF

OPERATION

RECORD>

RECORD SETUP

RECORD PROGRAM..………………….……......6

RECORD PROGRAM (Refer to page 52) IMAGE QUALITY

RECORD QUALITY……………………….…….....FINE

AUDIO RECORD

AUDIO 1………………..…………………….…...... OFF

AUDIO 2………………..…………………….…...... OFF

AUDIO 3………………..…………………….…...... OFF

AUDIO 4……………..……………………….…...... OFF

REPEAT RECORD REPEAT RECORD..………………………………..ON REPEAT RECORD ALARM.…………………..…..5%

PLAY MODE.…………………………………….……........FRAME

BACKUP MODE..……………………………….……........OFF

HOLIDAY HOLIDAY RECORD…………………………….….OFF HOLIDAY SETUP(MM/DD) ………………………..00/00

EVENT>

MOTION DETECTION CHANNEL……………………………………..1 SENSITIVITY………………………………….5 AREA SETUP TEST MOTION EVENT SCREEN MODE………………………….…SCREEN HOLD EVENT CHECK.………………………………………OFF

EVENT MESSAGE..………………………………....OFF

EVENT MESSAGE RESET……………………..…..5SEC EVENT BUZZER..……………………………….…...OFF SENSOR INPUT SENSOR 01~16 INPUT TYPE..……………..NOT USED RELAY OUTPUT CH 1~16: ALARM/ V-LOSS/ MOTION..….…1/ 2/ 3 RELAY 1~3 OUTPUT TIME..…………………1SEC RELAY 4 SELECT.….…………………………POWER

SYSTEM>

HDD

HDD CONFIGURATION

REMOVABLE/ FIXED-01~04……..……….….NO HDD

CLOCK

TIME ADJUST

REC/PLAY CHECK…..………………….……………....…OFF

VIDEO STANDARD…………….…………………………..AUTO LANGUAGE……………….………..………………….…….ENGLISH REMOTE CONTROL ID.…………….………..…………….ALL KEY ECHO…..………………….……………………………ON DVR INITIALIZE.………………….………..………………..NO FIRMWARE UPGRADE………………….…………………NO

RS-422/485 SYSTEM ID……..…………………………………….1 OUTPUT MODE.…………………………………….RS-485

CH 1~16: MODEL/ ID….………………….…….... NONE/ 9600/ 1

E-mail

EVENT SEARCH

BLOCK SEARCH FILE SEARCH

MEDIA………………………………………………...USB_FRONT BOOKMARK SEARCH LOG FILE SEARCH

COPY COPY START/ END/ CUR TIME.…………………2000/00/00 00:00:00

MEDIA FORMAT FORMAT MEDIA..…………………………………..USB_FRONT

OPERATION

LINK>

NETWORK DHCP……..……………………………………………OFF RS-232

BAUD RATE..………………….……………………..115200 DATA BIT……..……………………………………….8 PARITY BIT….……..…………………………………NONE STOP BIT……..……………………………………….1

PTZ

SEARCH>

CALENDAR SEARCH

HDD ID………………………………………………..NORMAL CHANNEL…………………..………………….…….ALL

SEARCH & COPY

HDD ID………………………………………………..NORMAL CHANNEL…………………..………………….…….ALL

TIME SEARCH

HDD ID………………………………………………..NORMAL CHANNEL…………………..………………….…….ALL

HDD ID………………………………………………..NORMAL CHANNEL…………………..………………………..ALL EVENT…………………..……………………………ALL

HDD ID………………………………………………..NORMAL

COPY>

COPY STATUS

EXIT> ………………………………………………………....SAVE ONLY

………………………………………………………....SAVE AND EXIT

………………………………………………………....EXIT WITHOUT SAVE

OPERATION

5.2 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

5.2.1 POWER ON/ OFF SWITCH(located in rear panel)

After the connection of power cord and other devices(HDDS) with this DVR, turn the power on.

a. The video signal system (NTSC or PAL) is automatically

detected.

b. Power Failure Recovery

This DVR automatically reverts back to programmed record

parameters upon power restoration.

c. If the power key is protected by password, the power on/off

cannot be executed before input the correct password.

(Refer to the PASSWORD in the SYSTEM menu).

• If there is no video signal, the video signal system is set to NTSC. Do not input the PAL type video signal or it may

cause the DVR’s malfunction. In this case, turn off and on again.

5.2.2 SCREEN DISPLAY

5.2.2.1 Multi-Display & Full Screen display

a. Multi display

The example is display by 16CH DVR To change a single camera display to the multi camera, press the MULTI button.

b. Full screen display

Press the desired camera number button to display on the monitor.

OPERATION

Use the +10 Button when you select two digit camera numbers. EX) Camera Number 12 = Press the +10 Button, and then press the No. 2 Button.

CAMERA/NUMBER INPUT buttons are used to input the password in the password lock function.

5.2.2.2 Auto Sequence Display

<ADD AUTO SINGLE : ON> example for 16CH

- Press the AUTO button, each screen display will be automatically switching

according to the

AUTO SEQUENCE setup.

- OFF” in the AUTO SEQUENCE setup menu, the single

If you set up “ADD AUTO SINGLE :

display will be skipped.

- ay, set up “ADD AUTO SINGLE : ON” in the AUTO SEQUENCE setup

To view the single displ

menu and the single display will be included in the auto sequence display.

Press the AUTO button again to exit the AUTO mode.

If an event t Please refer to the AUTO SEQUENCE of Chapter 6 MENU setup for mo

akes place, the AUTO SEQUENCE mode will be cancelled.

re information.(Page 40)

.2.2.3 Freeze

MULTI SCREEN MODE

At the Multi display mod

e, press the FREEZE button and then select the desired camera number. Press the F

REEZE button again to release the FREEZE mode.

INGLE SCREEN MODE

Press the FREEZE button af

ter the desired channel is selected.

Press the FREEZE button again to release the FREEZE mode.

- If you press the MULTI button after pressing the FREEZE button, all the channels will display still images.

- FREEZE function is not available, when auto mode is selected.

formation) (Refer to AUTO SEQUENCE in the SCREEN menu for further in

OPERATION

5.2.3 RECORD

Press the REC button and the following message will be displayed as below;

MANUAL MODE

Press the REC button to begin recording. To stop recording, press the REC button again. The screen will be turned into real time display mode.

SCHEDULE MODE

When Schedule mode is selected, the recording will be automatically executed according to the recording schedule. (Please refer to the RECORD PROGRAM in the RECORD setup, page 47.)

The color of record indication ( ) on the screen will be changed according to the type of recording and refer to the following.

- “ (Yellow) ” : Manual recording status.

- “ (Green) ” : Schedule recording status.

- “ (Red) ” : Event recording status. (Motion detection/ Video loss/ Sensor)

- “ (White) ” : Not recording.

All channels will be displayed by red lights even if an event happened just on one channel. Red light will be displayed because this unit enters the event record mode when event happened. If a channel has an event, all channels will be recorded by event recording frame rate to be set in RECORD PROGRAM menu.

5.2.4 SEARCH & PLAYBACK

Press the SEARCH button, the SEARCH menu screen appears.

TIME SEARCH

If you press the PLAY button in the real time screen mode, playback will be executed from the end of the previous time search and press the desired channel select button. To exit the playback mode and see the live screen again, press LV/PB button.

5.2.4.1 CALENDAR SEARCH

At the SEARCH menu;

① Move the cursor to CALENDAR SEARCH using © or ª button. ② Press the ENTER button and CALENDAR SEARCH screen appears.

OPERATION

③ Select the desired HDD ID using the (-) or (+) button. ④ Move the cursor to CHANNEL using the © or ª button and select the desired channel using the

(-) or (+) button.

⑤ Move the cursor to the desired position using the © , ª , § , ¨ buttons, and then select the

desired date.

⑥ Press the ENTER button, and the following screen appears.

⑦ Move the cursor to the desired position of during HOUR, MIN and SEC using the © , ª , § , ¨

buttons, and select the desired time using the (-), (+) buttons.

⑧ Press the ESC button to exit this menu.

5.2.4.2 SEARCH & COPY

At the SEARCH menu;

OPERATION

③ Select the desired HDD ID using the (-) or (+) button. ④ Move the cursor to CHANNEL using the © or ª button and select the desired channel using the

(-) or (+) button.

then set up the desired time using the(-), (+) buttons or turn the wheel scroll of mouse to set the search time.

⑥ Press the ENTER button and you can playback. ⑦ Move the cursor to START COPY and then press the ENTER button to copy. ⑧ Press the ESC button to exit this menu.

5.2.4.3 TIME SEARCH

At the SEARCH menu;

③ Select the desired HDD ID using the (-) or (+) button. ④ Move the cursor to CHANNEL using the © or ª button and select the desired channel using the

(-) or (+) button.

then set up the desired time using the(-), (+) buttons or turn the wheel scroll of mouse to set the search time.

⑥ Press the ENTER button and you can playback. ⑦ Press the ESC button to exit this menu.

OPERATION

5.2.4.4 EVENT SEARCH At the SEARCH menu;

① Move the cursor to EVENT SEARCH using © or ª button. ② Press the ENTER button and the EVENT SEARCH menu screen appears.

③ Select the desired HDD ID using the (-) or (+) button. ④ Move the cursor to CHANNEL using the © or ª button and select the desired channel using the

(-) or (+) button.

then set up the desired time using the(-), (+) buttons. (Or turn the wheel scroll of mouse to search the event list.)

⑦ Press the ENTER button or turn the wheel scroll of mouse, and the event list searched appears. ⑧ When the event list appears on the screen, select the desired list using © or ª buttons or wheel

scroll of mouse and press the ENTER button for the playback.

- When video loss is detected, up to five seconds of pre-recording data is stored on the HDD and the details will be listed in the EVENT LIST. The beep sounds and the LED of the ALARM RESET button will flicker. Press the ALARM RESET button to remove this signal.

- When the unit receives a signal from the sensor input, DVR begins to record the input data according to the PRE/POST TIME in the RECORD setup and the details will be listed in the EVENT LIST.

CAUTION

ⓐ If the internal HDD(s) is initialized, all of the event images will be deleted. ⓑ When the unit is in normal recording status, the pre-recording will not be executed.

5.2.4.5 BLOCK SEARCH

At the SEARCH menu;

① Move the cursor to BLOCK SEARCH using © or ª button. ② Press the ENTER button and the BLOCK SEARCH menu screen appears.

③ Select the desired HDD ID using the (-) or (+) button. ④ Move the cursor to the desired position of SEARCH TIME using the © , ª , § , ¨ buttons, and

⑤ Press the ENTER or turn the wheel scroll of mouse, and the list searched appears. ⑥ When the list appears on the screen, select the desired list using © or ª buttons or wheel scroll

5.2.4.6 FILE SEARCH At the SEARCH menu;

OPERATION

then set up the desired time using the(-), (+) buttons. (Or turn the wheel scroll of mouse to search the block list.)

of mouse and press the ENTER button for the playback.

③ Select the desired type of MEDIA using the (-) or (+) button. ④ Press the ENTER button or turn the wheel scroll of mouse, an ⑤ When the list appears on the screen, select the desired list using © or ª buttons or wheel s

of mouse.

⑥ TER button for the playback.

Press the EN

.4.7 BOOKMARK SEARCH 5

At the SEARCH menu;

OOKMAR① Move the cursor to B

② Press the ENTER button and the BOOKMARK SEARCH screen a

d the list searched appears.

ppears.

croll

Press the ENTER button, and the list searched appears.

③

④ ⑤ Press the ENTER button for the playback.

① Press the “PB/PAUSE” button to playback. ② Find the desired image using s ③ Press the “PB/PAUSE” button to see the stil ④ Press the “PTZ” button to add the BOOKM

5.2.4.8 LOG FILE SEARCH

t the SEARCH menu;

① Move the cursor to LOG FIL ② Press the ENTER bu

OPERATION

of mouse

ow to mak

huttle ring.

l picture of the desired image.

ARK list.

tton and the LOG FILE SEARCH screen appears.

then set up the desired time using the(-), (+) buttons. (Or turn the wheel scroll of mouse to search the desired list.)

④ use, and the list searched appears.

Press the ENTER button or turn the wheel scroll of mo

When the list appears on the screen, select the desired list us scroll of mouse.

OPERATION

5.2.5 SEARCH BUTTON INFORMATION

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.1.5.1 SLOW ( )

Press this button to make th the upper left side of screen as below; (If you press this button again, the playb speed level) i. 1/2 - 2

times slower than normal playback speed ii. 1/4 - 4 times slower than normal playback speed iii. 1/8 - 8 times slower than normal playback speed iv. 1/16 - 16 times slower than normal playback speed v. 1/32 - 32 times slower than normal playback speed vi. 1/64 - 64 times slower than normal playback speed vii. 1/128 - 128 times slower than normal playback spee

.2 PLAY / PAUSE ( )

5 .5.2

Press this button to begin playback at n Press this button again to pause the playback.

NOTE

ress the “PLAY/ PAUSE” button to playback, it will playback from the end of played final image. If you p

How to playback a section repeatedly>

① Press the “AUTO” button to set up the A

upper right of the screen.

② ZE” button to set up the B position(ending position) and “(A-B)” will be

And then press the “FREE displayed on upper right of the screen and played between A to B repeatedly.

How to release the section repetition playback>

Press the “PIP(CLEAR)” button and section repetition

.2.5.3 FAST ( ) 5 Press this button to mak displayed at the upper left side of screen as below: i. 2 - 2 times faster than normal playback speed ii. 4 - 4 times faster than normal playback speed iii. 8 - 8 times faster than normal playback speed iv. 16 - 16 times faster than normal playback speed v. 32 - 32 times faster than normal playback speed vi. 64 - 64 times faster than normal playback speed vii. 128 - 128 times faster than normal playback speed (However much data may be recorded can be searched in 3

.2.5.4 DIRECTION ( ) 5 Press this button to change direct

○

e speed level which is slower than normal speed (X1) and displayed it at

ack speed will be changed in the order of the below seven

ormal speed (X1).

position(starting position) and “(A- )” will be displayed on

playback will cancel.

e faster the speed level which is higher than normal speed (X1) and

seconds)

ion to forward ( X ) or backward ( W ) in playback mode.

OPERATION

NOTE

Press DIR during the real time display mode (Instant Playback).

button to make a reversed playback from the end of recorded or played images

.2.6 JOG SHUTTLE INFORMATION

.2.6.1 Normal Playback Mode

① Turn the SHUTTLE ring to the d

esired playback direction and speed level according to the above

drawing during the playback.

② mode when the SHUTTLE ring is returned to the center position.

The DVR will go back to pause

5.2.6.2

① Press the PB/PAUSE button to get a still ② Turn the

Frame by Frame Playback Mode

image while the DVR is in the playback mode.

JOG DIAL in either direction continuously for playback of consecutive frames.

③ Press the PB/ PAUSE button again to return to the previous mode.

.2.6.3 Digital Zoom of PTZ camera

① Select a pre-set single camera, and t

hen press the PTZ button.

② Turn the SHUTTLE RING to zoom in or out. ③ Turn the SHUTTLE RING to iris close/open o

.2.6.4 Using the JOG DIAL in the MENU setup

① Turn the JOG DIAL to modify the displayed setup ② Turn the shuttle ring to set up the “SCHEDULE” in RECORD SETUP of th

TE Not All Functions can used by JOG DIAL

In the MENU setup, below buttons can be used

: Press this button to modify the setup value.

SHUTTLE RING

JOG DIAL

f PTZ.

value in MENU setup.

instead of the JOG DIAL.

e MENU setup.

OPERATION

5.2.7 DIGITAL ZOOM

Press the desired camera number button you wish to display on the monitor.

① ② Press the D-ZOOM button. The indication screen appears on the main screen. ③ Turn wheel scroll of mouse or press the © , ª , § , ¨ buttons to select the desi ④ Press the ENTER button to change the zoom x2 ~ x4. ⑤ Press the ESC button to exit this screen.

CH1

.2.8 SCREEN SELECT(LV/PB)

► PLAY CH1

uring the playback, press the LV/PB button to convert the screen into real time display mode.

D (Press this button again to return to the playback mode.)

.2.9 SPOT MONITOR

Set up the desired mode in “SPOT” of “SCREEN MENU” before executing the SPOT mode.

5.2.9.1 MANUAL MODE

① Press the “SPOT” button ② Press a camera button to display that camera on the spot monitor. ③ OSD of the selected channel will be indicated at the upper left of sc

5.2.9.2 EVENT MODE

Press the “SPOT” button a

NOTE: If you press the “SPOT” button after setting this mode, you can control the spot monitor manually.

5.2.9.3 SEQUENCE MODE

Press the “SPOT” button and ea in sequence.

NOTE: If you press the “SPOT” button after setting this mode, you can control the spot monitor manually.

4CH version don’t have this function.

on the front panel to toggle “SPOT” mode indicated on the main monitor.

reen in live mode.

nd the Spot monitor will display the channel which an event happened.

ch channel and split channel will be displayed on the Spot monitor

red location.

OPERATION

** Please refer to 6.2.7 SPOT of SCREEN

5 .10 COPY

Press the COPY button to copy the recorded images into other media and the COPY MENU screen appears.

.2.10.1 COPY

.2.10.1-1 COPY TO EXTERNAL HDD (USB)

At the COPY menu,

① Move the cursor t ② Press the ENTER button and the following screen app

Select the desired MEDIA(USB port 3 select the correct USB position for HDD) (-), (+) buttons ③

or wheel scroll of mouse.

ears.

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Channel Vision DVR-16N, DVR-4N, DVR-8N User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Chapter 1 Features

Chapter 2 Packing Detail

Chapter 3 Location and Control

3.1 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

3.2 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS

Chapter 4 Installation

4.1 TOTAL CONNECTION LAY-OUT

4.2 INDIVIDUAL CONNECTION

Chapter 5 Operation

5.1 FACTORY DEFAULT

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5.2 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS