CRC KM4201DQCI User Manual

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User`s Manual

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KM4201DQCI

This document contains preliminary information and is subject to change without notice.

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FCC Compliance Statement

Notice to Users

: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A 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 own expense.

CAUTION

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

ATTENTION

DES CHANGEMENTS OU DES MODIFICATIONS NON EXPRESSEMENT APPROUVEES PAR LE RESPONSABLE DE LA CONFORMITE POURRAIENT ANNULER L'AUTORISATION DE L'UTILISATEUR A EXPLOITER L'EQUIPEMENT.

The equipment complies with the requirement of FCC CFR 47 PART 15 SUBPART B, Class A.

Explanation of Graphical Symbols

Warnings

 Installation and servicing should be performed only by qualified and experienced personnel.  Power off the DVR when connecting cameras, audio, or sensor cables.  The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by improper use of the product or failure to follow instructions for

the product.

 The manufacturer is not responsible for any problems caused by or resulting from the user physically opening the DVR for

examination or attempting to fix the unit.

 The manufacturer may not be held liable for any issues with the unit if any labels are removed in the product.

This symbol indicates the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature accompanying the product.

This symbol indicates the presence of non-insulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

Ce symbole indique la présence d’instructions importantes et de maintenances dans le manuel accompagnant le produit

Ce symbole indique la présence de « haute tension » non-isolé dans le produit qui peut avoir pour conséquence un risque de la décharge électrique aux personnes.

Cautions

 This product has free voltages (100V ~ 240V). See installation instructions before connecting to the power supply.  This product uses a Lithium battery.  To avoid any risk of explosion, do not replace the battery on the main board by anything other than a Lithium battery.  Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.  This equipment and all communication wirings are intended for indoor use only.  To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

WEEE(Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment)

Important Safeguards

1. Read Instructions

 To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

2. Retain Instructions

 The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

3. Cleaning

 Unplug this equipment from the wall outlet before cleaning it. Do not use liquid aerosol cleaners. Use a damp soft cloth for

cleaning.

4. Attachments  Never add any attachments and/or equipment without manufacturer approval as such additions may result in the risk of fire,

electric shock, or other personal injury.

5. Water and/or Moisture  Do not use this equipment near water or in contact with water.

6. Accessories  Do not place this equipment on an unstable cart, stand or table. The equipment may fall, causing serious injury to a child or

adult and serious damage to the equipment.

 Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer’s instructions and should use a mounting kit approved by the

manufacturer.

 Move this equipment and cart combination with care. Quick stops, excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the

equipment and cart combination to overturn.

7. Power Sources  This equipment should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If not sure the type of

power, please consult to distributor or local power company.

8. Power Cords  Operator or installer must remove power, BNC, alarm and other connections before moving the equipment.

9. Lightning  For added protection for this equipment during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of

time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the equipment due to lightning and power-line surges.

10. Overloading  Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords to avoid the risk of fire or electric shock.

11. Objects and Liquids  Never push objects of any kind through openings of this equipment as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out

parts that could result in a fire or electric shock.

 Never spill liquid of any kind on the equipment.

Customers in European Union countries are advised to dispose this product, at the end of its useful life, as per applicable local laws, regulations and procedures.

12. Servicing  Do not attempt to service this equipment yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

13. Damage Requiring Service  Unplug this equipment from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:

① When the power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged. ② If liquid is spilled or objects have fallen into the equipment. ③ If the equipment has been exposed to rain or water. ④ If the equipment does not operate normally by following the operating instructions, adjust only those controls that are

covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the equipment to its normal operation.

⑤ If the equipment has been dropped or damaged the cabinet. ⑥ When the equipment exhibits a distinct change in performance—this indicates a need for service.

14. Replacement Parts

 When replacement parts are required, ensure the service technician uses replacement parts specified by the manufacturer

or that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

15. Safety Check  Upon completion of any service or repairs to this equipment, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to

determine that the equipment is in proper operating condition.

16. Field Installation  This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to all local codes.

17. Correct Batteries

CAUTION

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS

ATTENTION

RISQUE D'EXPLOSION SI LA BATTERIE EST REMPLACÉE PAR UN TYPE INCORRECT DISPOSEZ DE BATTERIES EN ACCORS AVEC LES INSTRUCTIONS

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18. Operating Temperature

 An operating temperature range is specified so that the customer and installer may determine a suitable operating

environment for the equipment.

19. Elevated Operating Ambient Temperature  If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be

greater than room ambient. Therefore, consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the specified operating temperature range.

20. Reduced Air Flow  Installation of the equipment in the rack should be such that the amount of airflow required for safe operation of the

equipment is not compromised.

21. Mechanical Loading  Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not caused by uneven mechanical

22. Circuit Overloading  Consideration should be given to connection of the equipment to supply circuit and the effect that overloading of circuits

might have on over-current protection and supply wiring. Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used when addressing this concern.

23. Grounding (Earthing)  Connection of ground wire is highly recommended to protect the DVR from external electric shock, such as lightening,

electrical surge.

Warning

WARRANTY IS VOID IF SEAL OR LABEL IS REMOVED OR DAMAGED.

The List of Configuration

DVR Set

A, D and E Type : 4 / 8 / 16CH

B, C and F Type : 4 / 8 / 16CH

Manual / CMS CD

Remote Controller

Manual

Screws

HDD Brackets

Rack Bracket

(Except A, D and E Type)

Data Cable

Power Cable

Adapter

Operation Precautions

 Power Off

 Do not turn DVR off, or plug off the power adapter while DVR is in operation (record/playback). Otherwise, it may cause

permanent damage to the equipment. Please click ( ) SETUP>SYSTEM>Shutdown sequentially and then remove the power after DVR is shut down completely. It is safe to wait for 5 seconds before turning the power on again.

 Do not turn DVR off, or plug off the power adapter while External storage device (e.g., USB memory stick, removable

external hard disk and the like) in use. Otherwise, it may cause permanent damage to the equipment. Make sure that the power switch is in the “ON” position until data storage is completed. Please be aware that removing the storage device cause the same damage to the equipment.

 Do not turn DVR off, or plug off the power adapter during the format of the hard disk. Otherwise, it may cause permanent

damage to the equipment. Make sure that the power switch is in the “ON” position until the formatting of the disk is completed.

 HDD Installation / Addition / Moving / Replacement / Removal

 For installation/addition/replacement/Removal of HDD (DVD-RW), make sure that DVR is turned off. Otherwise, it may

cause permanent damage to the HDD (DVD-RW).

 When wish to power DVR off, please click ( ) SETUP>SYSTEM>Shutdown sequentially and then remove the power after

DVR is shut down completely.

 Installation/Addition/Moving/Replacement: Start ‘HDD initialization’ including formatting. Otherwise, DVR would not

recognize the hard disk and may begin to function abnormally. Please follow the below procedure for ‘HDD initialization’.

① (Date/Time setup) Set up the current date and time (SETUP>SYSTEM>Admin>Date/Time). ② (Initialization of system setup) All setup values are restored to original factory default settings.

(SETUP>SYSTEM>Information>Status>Setup>Default).

③ (HDD format) HDD format is done by SETUP>SYSTEM>Admin>Storage>Format. If there are more than two HDDs,

each must be formatted, separately. When the format is completed, DVR will auto-reboot.

 Removal: Follow the Remove procedure even when a pre-installed hard disk has been removed.

- SETUP>SYSTEM>Admin>Storage>Format, click ( ) ‘Removed’ item under the discrete Format headings of a corresponding HDD to discard ‘HDD’ item. When the Remove procedure is completed, DVR will auto-reboot.

 Date / Time Change

 Any change in Date/Time is immediately applied onto live video (LIVE), but the date/time when the recording was done are

not changed.

 Make sure to reboot DVR after adjusting the Date/Time.  Also, do not forget to execute SETUP>SYSTEM>Shutdown in sequence before reboot.

 Upgrade

 Do not upgrade until install a hard disk drive. Make sure that upgrade when the hard disk drive is in proper operation.

 Using a Mouse

 Left mouse button: have the same function as Enter ( ) on the Front panel of DVR.  Central button (wheel): have the same function as Search key on the Front panel of DVR(display search menu).  Right mouse button: display a number of ‘Function keys’ (please see ‘Input Device and Screen Icons>Using a mouse’ in

this manual).

 PLAY / PAUSE Key

 Press the PLAY/PAUSE key to one-touch playback on the viewing screen (playback the recorded video from the last one

minute).

 Every time pressing the PLAY/PAUSE key during playback mode, it is changed to ‘1X PLAY’ and ‘PAUSE’. The displayed

sign on the screen also changes from to II.

 If wish to change mode (1X PLAY, REW, FF, BACKWARD, FORWARD) during playback, always press the PLAY/PAUSE

key first (please see if the sign II is shown on the screen).

 Press the PLAY/PAUSE key to back up. Make sure that the backup is done in ‘PAUSE’ mode.

 Camera Title

 Camera Title displayed in Record and Playback modes of DVR is set to CAM1 ~CAM16. Registering camera title in setup

menu (DEVICES>Camera/PTZ>Title) is to make every setup process easier.

Table of Contents

1. PRODUCT FEATURES ................................ 11

1.1 Unpacking ....................................................... 11

1.2 Service ............................................................ 11

1.3 System Connection Diagram ........................ 11

2. INSTALLATION ............................................ 17

2.1 Hard disk and DVD-RW Installation ............. 17

2.1.1 SATA Port .................................................... 17

2.1.2 Internal SATA Storage ................................. 17

2.1.3 e-SATA External Storage (B, C and F Type) 18

2.1.4 HDD Installation ........................................... 18

2.1.5 Maximum HDD Capacity .............................. 18

2.1.6 DVD-RW installation ..................................... 18

2.2 Connector Wiring ........................................... 19

2.2.1 Video-In/Loop Out Connections ................... 19

2.2.2 HD-SDI Camera Input Format ...................... 19

2.2.3 HD-SDI Input Signal detection ..................... 19

2.2.4 Monitor Connections .................................... 19

2.2.5 HDMI connections ........................................ 19

2.2.6 Audio Connections ....................................... 20

2.2.7 TCP/IP(Ethernet) Connections ..................... 20

2.2.8 Alarm Connections (TTL) ............................. 20

2.2.9 Alarm Connections(Relay (Dry Contact)) ..... 20

2.2.10 RS-485/422 Connections ............................. 20

2.2.11 RS-485 Over Coax Connection .................... 21

2.2.12 USB Connections ......................................... 21

2.2.13 RS-232 Connections .................................... 21

2.2.14 Grounding (Earthing) .................................... 21

2.2.15 Factory Reset Switch ................................... 21

2.2.16 Power Supply connections ........................... 21

2.2.17 Connections Guideline ................................. 21

3. INPUT DEVICE AND SCREEN ICONS ........ 22

3.1 Key and LEDs ................................................. 22

3.2 Camera Select Keys for 16 Channel DVR .... 23

3.3 Front Panel ..................................................... 23

3.4 Using a Remote Controller ............................ 24

3.5 Using a Mouse ................................................ 24

3.6 Screen Icon ..................................................... 25

4. SETUP .......................................................... 26

4.1 Login / Logout ................................................ 26

4.2 SYSTEM .......................................................... 27

4.2.1 Information ................................................... 27

4.2.2 Admin ........................................................... 30

4.2.3 Account ........................................................ 34

4.2.4 System Log .................................................. 36

4.2.5 Exit ............................................................... 37

4.2.6 Shutdown ..................................................... 37

4.3 DISPLAY .......................................................... 37

4.3.1 OSD .............................................................. 38

4.3.2 Main Monitor ................................................. 38

4.3.3 Multi Spot ...................................................... 39

4.3.4 VGA .............................................................. 40

4.4 DEVICES .......................................................... 41

4.4.1 Network ......................................................... 41

4.4.2 Camera / PTZ ............................................... 45

4.4.3 Audio ............................................................. 46

4.4.4 Alarm In ........................................................ 46

4.4.5 Alarm Out ...................................................... 47

4.4.6 Serial In ......................................................... 47

4.5 RECORD .......................................................... 48

4.5.1 Setting ........................................................... 48

4.5.2 Schedule ....................................................... 51

4.5.3 Pre Alarm ...................................................... 52

4.5.4 Motion Detection ........................................... 53

4.5.5 Holiday .......................................................... 54

4.6 LINK .................................................................. 55

4.6.1 Alarm In ........................................................ 55

4.6.2 Motion Event ................................................. 56

4.6.3 Video Loss .................................................... 56

4.6.4 System Event ................................................ 57

4.6.5 Popup Link .................................................... 57

5. OPERATION INSTRUCTION ....................... 58

5.1 Viewing ............................................................ 58

5.1.1 First Image .................................................... 58

5.1.2 View Format .................................................. 59

5.1.3 Digital Zoom .................................................. 59

5.1.4 Freeze Live Image ........................................ 59

5.1.5 Pan / Tilt Control ........................................... 59

5.1.6 System Log ................................................... 61

5.1.7 Key Lock ....................................................... 61

5.1.8 Emergency Recording .................................. 61

5.2 Search .............................................................. 61

5.2.1 Date / Time Search ....................................... 62

5.2.2 Calendar Search ........................................... 62

5.2.3 Event Search ................................................ 63

5.3 Playback .......................................................... 64

5.4 One-touch Playback ....................................... 65

5.5 Digital Zoom in Playback ............................... 65

5.6 Archive ............................................................. 65

5.7 Menu Bar .......................................................... 66

5.8 Alarm Out Control ........................................... 67

6. CMS PRO ..................................................... 69

6.1 CMS Pro Features ........................................... 69

6.1.1 Introduction ................................................... 69

6.1.2 Features ........................................................ 69

6.1.3 System Requirements .................................. 69

6.2 Installation ...................................................... 70

6.2.1 Software Installation ..................................... 70

6.2.2 Login ............................................................ 71

6.3 Menu ................................................................ 72

6.4 Setup ............................................................... 73

6.4.1 Local Setup - Device .................................... 73

6.4.2 Device Group Setup ..................................... 75

6.4.3 Local Setup - Environment ........................... 76

6.4.4 Local Setup - Account .................................. 78

6.4.5 Local Setup – E-map .................................... 80

6.4.6 Remote Device Setup .................................. 82

6.4.7 Change Password ........................................ 83

6.4.8 Help .............................................................. 83

6.5 View ................................................................. 83

6.5.1 Server List .................................................... 83

6.5.2 Remote Device System Log ......................... 84

6.5.3 Remote Device Event Log ............................ 84

6.5.4 CMS System Log ......................................... 85

6.5.5 Health Check ................................................ 86

6.5.6 Show All Windows ........................................ 87

6.6 Application ...................................................... 88

6.6.1 Search .......................................................... 88

6.6.2 Exit ............................................................... 88

6.7 Live (Live Video Monitoring System) ........... 89

6.7.1 Overview ...................................................... 89

6.7.2 Live Monitor Menu ........................................ 89

6.7.3 Screen Layout Control .................................. 96

6.7.4 Change Division Display .............................. 96

6.7.5 Sequencing .................................................. 97

6.7.6 Audio Volume Control .................................. 97

6.8 Search ............................................................. 98

6.8.1 Overview ...................................................... 98

6.8.2 Time Bar Search .......................................... 98

6.8.3 Event Search .............................................. 100

6.8.4 POS/ATM Search ....................................... 100

6.8.5 Thumbnail Search ...................................... 101

6.8.6 Smart Search ............................................. 101

6.9 E-Map ............................................................ 102

6.9.1 Overview .................................................... 102

6.9.2 Controls ...................................................... 102

6.9.3 E-map Camera – Instant Playback ............. 102

6.9.4 Alarm In/Out Control ................................... 103

6.9.5 Audio .......................................................... 103

6.10 Uninstalling CMS Pro ................................. 104

7. ICMS VIEWER ............................................ 106

7.1 System Recommendations ......................... 106

7.2 Program installation .................................... 106

7.3 Login ............................................................. 107

7.4 Watch Mode .................................................. 107

7.4.1 Log-in Screen ............................................. 107

7.4.2 Local Setting ............................................... 108

7.5 Live View........................................................ 111

7.6 Search Mode ................................................. 114

7.6.1 Date/Time Search ....................................... 114

7.6.2 Event Search .............................................. 115

7.6.3 POS/ATM .................................................... 116

7.7 Disconnection ............................................... 117

7.8 Uninstall ......................................................... 118

8. XCMS VIEWER ........................................... 120

8.1 Program Installation ..................................... 120

8.2 Login .............................................................. 121

8.3 Watch Mode ................................................... 121

8.3.1 Login Screen ............................................... 121

8.3.2 Local Setting ............................................... 122

8.3.3 Live ............................................................. 125

8.4 Search Mode ................................................. 128

8.4.1 Date/Time Search ....................................... 128

8.4.2 Event Search .............................................. 129

8.4.3 POS/ATM .................................................... 130

8.5 Disconnection ............................................... 131

8.6 Uninstall ......................................................... 132

9. CMS WEB CLIENT PRO ............................ 134

9.1 System Requirements .................................. 134

9.2 Setup and Login ............................................ 134

9.3 Live Display ................................................... 135

9.4 Search Screen ............................................... 136

9.5 PTZ Control ................................................... 137

9.6 Capture .......................................................... 138

10. CMS MOBILE VIEWER ............................. 140

10.1 iPhone Mobile .............................................. 140

10.1.1 System Requirements ................................. 140

10.1.2 Installation ................................................... 140

10.1.3 Site Registration ......................................... 142

10.1.4 Connection .................................................. 143

10.1.5 Live View (Portrait View) ............................. 143

10.1.6 Live View (Landscape View) ....................... 144

10.1.7 PTZ Control ................................................ 144

10.1.8 Search ........................................................ 145

10.1.9 Snapshot gallery ......................................... 146

10.1.10 Setting .................................................... 147

10.1.11 Uninstallation .......................................... 147

10.2 iPad Mobile ................................................... 148

10.2.1 System Requirements ................................. 148

10.2.2 Installation ................................................... 148

10.2.3 Site Registration ......................................... 150

10.2.4 Connection .................................................. 150

10.2.5 Live View (Portrait View) ............................. 151

10.2.6 Live View (Landscape View) ....................... 152

10.2.7 PTZ Control ................................................ 152

10.2.8 Search ........................................................ 153

10.2.9 Snapshot gallery ......................................... 154

10.2.10 Setting ................................................... 155

10.2.11 Uninstallation ......................................... 155

10.3 Android Phone(mViewer Pro) .................... 156

10.3.1 System Requirements ................................ 156

10.3.2 Installation .................................................. 156

10.3.3 Site Registration ......................................... 157

10.3.4 Connection ................................................. 157

10.3.5 Live View (Portrait View) ............................ 158

10.3.6 Live view (Landscape View) ....................... 159

10.3.7 PTZ control ................................................. 160

10.3.8 Alarm Out Control ....................................... 160

10.3.9 Search ........................................................ 161

10.3.10 Snapshot Gallery ................................... 162

10.3.11 Setting ................................................... 162

10.3.12 Uninstallation ......................................... 163

10.4 Android Phone ............................................ 164

10.4.1 System Requirements ................................ 164

10.4.2 Installation .................................................. 164

10.4.3 Site Registration ......................................... 165

10.4.4 Connection ................................................. 166

10.4.5 Search ........................................................ 167

10.4.6 Audio .......................................................... 167

10.4.7 PTZ control ................................................. 168

10.4.8 Information ................................................. 168

10.4.9 Disconnection ............................................. 168

10.4.10 Uninstall ................................................. 169

10.5 Blackberry Mobile ....................................... 170

10.5.1 System Requirements ................................ 170

10.5.2 Installation .................................................. 170

10.5.3 Site Registration ......................................... 170

10.5.4 Connection ................................................. 171

10.5.5 PTZ Control ................................................ 172

10.5.6 Disconnection ............................................. 173

10.5.7 Uninstallation .............................................. 173

11. CP1200A KEYBOARD CONTROLLER.... 175

11.1 Connection .................................................. 175

11.1.1 Configuration Diagram I ............................. 175

11.1.2 Configuration Diagram II ............................ 175

11.1.3 Configuration Diagram III ........................... 176

11.2 Keyboard Setup in DVR ............................. 176

11.3 Keyboard Configuration ............................ 177

11.4 Operation ..................................................... 177

11.4.1 DVR/PTZ Mode conversion ........................ 177

11.4.2 DVR Control Mode ..................................... 177

11.4.3 PTZ Control Mode ...................................... 178

12. CP1300 KEYBOARD CONTROLLER ...... 180

12.1 Connection .................................................. 180

12.1.1 Configuration Diagram ............................... 180

12.1.2 USB Connection ......................................... 180

12.2 Keyboard Setup in DVR ............................. 180

12.3 Keyboard Configuration ............................. 181

12.4 Setup ............................................................. 182

12.4.1 DVR Control Mode ...................................... 182

12.4.2 Speed Dome Setup..................................... 183

12.4.3 Joystick Calibration ..................................... 183

12.5 Operation ...................................................... 183

12.5.1 DVR/SPD Mode conversion ........................ 183

12.5.2 DVR Control Mode ...................................... 183

12.5.3 SPD Control Mode(Speed Dome) ............... 185

13. SERIAL IN (POS) ...................................... 188

13.1 Usage of Serial-In Function ........................ 188

13.2 Connection Method ..................................... 188

13.3 Connection Diagram ................................... 188

13.4 Link ............................................................... 190

13.4.1 Link Setup ................................................... 190

13.4.2 Schedule Setup .......................................... 191

13.5 Setup ............................................................. 191

13.5.1 Title ............................................................. 191

13.5.2 Port Setting ................................................. 192

13.5.3 OSD Display ............................................... 192

13.5.4 Pattern Setting ............................................ 192

13.6 Search ........................................................... 195

14. HD-SDI VIDEO SIGNAL ACCESSORIES 198

14.1 HSC1100 ....................................................... 198

14.1.1 Introduction ................................................. 198

14.1.2 Features ...................................................... 198

14.1.3 Technical Specification ............................... 198

14.1.4 Unpacking ................................................... 198

14.1.5 Service ........................................................ 198

14.1.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 199

14.1.7 System Connection Diagram ...................... 199

14.1.8 Cable .......................................................... 199

14.1.9 Display ........................................................ 200

14.2 HSC1200 ....................................................... 200

14.2.1 Introduction ................................................. 200

14.2.2 Features ...................................................... 200

14.2.3 Technical Specification ............................... 200

14.2.4 Unpacking ................................................... 200

14.2.5 Service ........................................................ 201

14.2.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 201

14.2.7 Connector Wiring ........................................ 201

14.2.8 Cable .......................................................... 201

14.2.9 Operation Key ............................................. 202

14.3 HSC2110 ....................................................... 203

14.3.1 Introduction ................................................. 203

14.3.2 Features ...................................................... 203

14.3.3 Technical Specification ............................... 203

14.3.4 Unpacking ................................................... 203

14.3.5 Service ........................................................ 203

14.3.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 203

14.3.7 Connector Wiring ........................................ 204

14.3.8 PTZ Control ................................................ 204

14.3.9 Cable .......................................................... 204

14.3.10 Display ................................................... 204

14.4 HSC2410 ...................................................... 205

14.4.1 Introduction ................................................ 205

14.4.2 Features ..................................................... 205

14.4.3 Technical Specification ............................... 205

14.4.4 Unpacking .................................................. 205

14.4.5 Service ....................................................... 205

14.4.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 205

14.4.7 Connector Wiring ........................................ 206

14.4.8 Cable .......................................................... 206

14.4.9 Display ....................................................... 206

14.5 HSR1110 ...................................................... 207

14.5.1 Introduction ................................................ 207

14.5.2 Features ..................................................... 207

14.5.3 Technical Specification ............................... 207

14.5.4 Unpacking .................................................. 207

14.5.5 Service ....................................................... 207

14.5.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 207

14.5.7 Connector Wiring ........................................ 208

14.5.8 Cable .......................................................... 208

14.5.9 Display ....................................................... 208

14.6 HSR1440 ...................................................... 209

14.6.1 Introduction ................................................ 209

14.6.2 Features ..................................................... 209

14.6.3 Technical Specification ............................... 209

14.6.4 Unpacking .................................................. 209

14.6.5 Service ....................................................... 209

14.6.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 209

14.6.7 Connector Wiring ........................................ 210

14.6.8 Cable .......................................................... 210

14.6.9 Display ....................................................... 210

14.7 HQS1004 ...................................................... 211

14.7.1 Introduction ................................................ 211

14.7.2 Features ..................................................... 211

14.7.3 Technical Specification ............................... 211

14.7.4 Unpacking .................................................. 211

14.7.5 Service ....................................................... 211

14.7.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 211

14.7.7 Connector Wiring ........................................ 212

14.7.8 Cable .......................................................... 212

14.7.9 Display ....................................................... 212

14.8 HFO1100 & HFO1200 .................................. 213

14.8.1 Introduction ................................................ 213

14.8.2 Features ..................................................... 213

14.8.3 Technical Specification ............................... 213

14.8.4 Unpacking .................................................. 213

14.8.5 Service ....................................................... 213

14.8.6 System Dimension Diagram ....................... 214

14.8.7 Connector Wiring ........................................ 214

14.8.8 Cable .......................................................... 215

14.8.9 Display ....................................................... 215

1. Product Features

1.1 Unpacking

 This equipment is an electronic appliance, so it should be handled with special care.  After unpacking, please check if all the following items are included.

- DVR Main body

A, D and E Type

: Power Supply Adapter (DC 12V, 5A) and Power Supply Cable

B, C and F Type

: Power Supply Adapter (DC 12V, 6.67A) and Power Supply Cable

- Remote Control With 2 AAA batteries

- Installation CD (CMS Software & User’s Manual)

1.2 Service

 If there is any problem in the product, please refer servicing to a supplier or a distributor with qualified service personnel.

Warning

WARRANTY IS VOID IF SEAL OR LABEL IS REMOVED OR DAMAGED.

1.3 System Connection Diagram

A Type –4 / 8 / 16 channel Series DVR

B Type –4 / 8 / 16 channel Series DVR

C Type –4 / 8 / 16 channel Series DVR

D Type –4 channel Series HD-SDI DVR

E Type –4 channel Series HD-SDI DVR

F Type –4 channel Series HD-SDI DVR

2. Installation

2.1 Hard disk and DVD-RW Installation

2.1.1 SATA Port

 When installing HDDs, make sure to connect from SATA 1 Port. 

A and E Type

- Main substrate of this DVR has one SATA port: it is indicated as SATA 2.



B, C and F Type

- Main substrate of this DVR has five SATA ports: they are indicated as SATA 1, 2, 3, 4 and SATA 5.

- Please mount DVD-RW at the SATA 5 port.



D Type

- Main substrate of this DVR has one SATA port: it is indicated as SATA 1.

 Up to five SATA devices (HDD and DVD-RW) are able to be connected to the SATA ports in serial; however the devices

must be connected onto correct SATA port.

 Refer to the table below to mount HDDs and DVD-RW.

A and E Type

4 / 8 / 16 CH DVR

Storage SATA 1, 2 Port

HDD 1

2 1 HDD --2 HDD HDD

B, C and F Type

4 / 8 / 16 CH DVR

Storage SATA 1, 2 Port SATA 3, 4 Port

SATA 5

Port

HDD DVD-RW 1 2 3 4 5

1 1 HDD --- --- --- DVD-RW 2 1 HDD HDD --- --- DVD-RW 3 1 HDD HDD HDD --- DVD-RW 4 1 HDD HDD HDD HDD DVD-RW 4 0 HDD HDD HDD HDD ---

D Type

4 / 8 / 16 CH DVR

Storage SATA 1 Port

HDD 1

1 HDD

2.1.2 Internal SATA Storage

 B, C and F Type DVR has 5 internal SATA Ports.  1-4 SATA Port: It is designed to mount HDD. Connect from SATA 1 port when installing HDDs.  5 SATA Port: Please mount DVD-RW.  Only one DVD-RW can be installed among the SATA Ports.

2.1.3 e-SATA External Storage (B, C and F Type)

 This series DVR has 1 external SATA Port; the picture above shows external SATA 6 Port.  6 SATA Port: It is designed to mount 4HDDs per each external SATA Port.

2.1.4 HDD Installation

 Securely fix a hard disk by using bracket and screws provided herewith.  Please do not use any different hard disk cables (data cable and power supply cable) other than ones we provide.  Otherwise, it may cause damage to the hard disk.

CAUTION

INSTALL HARD DISK AFTER DVR POWER IS OFF. OTHERWISE, IT MAY CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE HARD DISK. TO TURN OFF DVR, PLEASE CLICK ( ) SETUP>SYSTEM>SHUTDOWN. ALSO, WAIT FOR 5 SECONDS BEFORE PLUGGING IN POWER SUPPLY AGAIN.

CAUTION

 FOR INSTALLATION/ADDITION/REPLACEMENT/REMOVAL OF HDD (DVD-RW), MAKE SURE THAT DVR IS TURNED

OFF. OTHERWISE, IT MAY CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE HDD (DVD-RW)

 INSTALLATION/ADDITION/MOVING/REPLACEMENT: USER SHOULD START ‘HDD INITIALIZATION’ INCLUDING

FORMATTING. OTHERWISE, DVR WON’T RECOGNIZE THE HARD DISK AND MAY BEGIN TO FUNCTION ABNORMALLY. PLEASE FOLLOW THE BELOW PROCEDURE FOR ‘HDD INITIALIZATION’.

①

(DATE/TIME SETUP) SET UP THE CURRENT DATE AND TIME (SETUP>SYSTEM>ADMIN>DATE/TIME)

②

(INITIALIZATION OF SYSTEM SETUP) ALL VALUES IN SETUP ARE RESTORED TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS.

(SETUP>SYSTEM>INFORMATION>STATUS>SETUP>DEFALUT)

③

(HDD FORMAT) HDD FORMAT IS DONE BY SETUP>SYSTEM>ADMIN>STORAGE>FORMAT. IF THERE ARE MORE THAN TWO HDDS, EACH MUST BE FORMMATED SEPARATELY. WHEN THE FORMAT IS COMPLETED, DVR WILL AUTO-REBOOT.

 REMOVAL: FOLLOW THE REMOVE PROCEDURE EVEN WHEN A PRE-INSTALLED HARD DISK HAS BEEN

REMOVED. – SETUP>SYSTEM>ADMIN>STORAGE>FORMAT, CLICK

( ) ‘REMOVED’ITEM UNDER THE DISCRETE FORMAT HEADINGS OF A CRRESPONDING HDD TO DISCARD ‘HDD’ ITEM. WHEN THE REMOVE PROCEDURE IS COMPLETED, DVR WILL AUTO-REBOOT.

2.1.5 Maximum HDD Capacity

 Each model has a different HDD capacity recognition.  Below table shows the recommended maximum HDD capacity for each model.

Model A type B type C type D type E type F type

Capacity 6TB 16TB 16TB 3TB 6TB 16TB

2.1.6 DVD-RW installation

 Securely fix DVD-RW by using bracket and screws provided herewith.  Please do not use any different DVD-RW cables (data cable and power supply cable) other than the ones we provide.  Otherwise, it may cause damage to the DVD-RW.  Only one DVD-RW can be used. Mount it at the SATA 5 port (B, C and F Type).

CAUTION

INSTALL DVD-RW OR/AND HARD DISK AFTER DVR POWER OFF. OTHERWISE, IT MAY CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE HARD DISK. TO TURN OFF DVR, PLEASE CLICK ( ) SETUP>SYSTEM>SHUTDOWN. ALSO, WAIT FOR 5 SECONDS BEFORE PLUGGING IN POWER SUPPLY AGAIN.

2.2 Connector Wiring

2.2.1 Video-In/Loop Out Connections

A, B and C Type

 Connect a camera to ‘VIDEO IN’.  If user wishes to link camera input to another device, please connect the camera to ‘LOOP OUT’. (B Type).  Assure the ‘VIDEO IN’ and ‘LOOP OUT’ connections are connected properly, not oppositely.

D, E and F Type

 Connect cameras to ‘HD-SDI IN’ to channel 1 to 4.

NOTE

Only B Type model supports LOOP OUT connection.

2.2.2 HD-SDI Camera Input Format (D, E and F Type)

 HD-SDI recorder shall recognize following HD-SDI signals

720P 24, 720P 25, 720P 30, 720P 50, 720P 60, 1080I 50, 1080I 60, 1080P 24, 1080P 25, 1080P 30, 1080P 50 and 1080P 60.

2.2.3 HD-SDI Input Signal detection (D, E and F Type)

 These type of DVRs will automatically detect the input signals from 720P 24, 720P 25, 720P 30, 720P 50, 720P 60, 1080I 50,

1080I 60, 1080P 24, 1080P 25, 1080P 30, 1080P 50, 1080P 60 (Auto Detection) when the system starts.

 720P and 1080P HD-SDI inputs can be used simultaneously without any restriction on different channel.  1080I input cannot be used simultaneously with 720P and/or 1080P.

2.2.4 Monitor Connections (Video Out, VGA and Multi Spot)

 Video Out (A, B, C and F Type Only)

- Use with the CCTV monitor.

- Connect BNC cable between CCTV monitor and ‘VIDEO OUT’ of the DVR.

 VGA

- Use with the computer monitor.

- Connect VGA cable between computer monitor and ‘VGA’ of the DVR

 Multi Spot (A, B, C and F Type Only)

- This function supports Multi Channel Display on Spot Monitor

- Connect BNC cable between spot monitor and multi spot port of rear panel.

CAUTION

BLACK SCREEN WILL APPEAR IF THE MONITOR DOEST NOT SUPPORT THE SELECTED RESOLUTION. UNLESS USER PRESS ‘OK’ DURING BLACK SCREEN, SYSTEM WILL AUTOMATICALLY GO BACK TO THE PREVIOUS RESOLUTION IN 15 SECONDS.

2.2.5 HDMI connections

 Connect HDMI cable to HD out port of rear panel and HDMI port of HD output device.  Please click ( ) SETUP> DISPLAY> VGA and the following screen will appear.

 Click the box below to select resolution.

- User can select the resolution among ‘1920x1080 RB’, ‘1920x1080’, ‘1680x1050 RB’, ‘1680x1050’, ‘1280x1024’, and ‘1024x768’

- The default setting of DVR is ‘1280 x 1024’.

 Click the box below to select signal format.

- User can select the signal output among ‘NTSC’, ‘PAL’ and ‘AUTO’.

- The default setting of DVR is ‘AUTO’

CAUTION

HDMI CONNECTION MAY NOT BE COMPATIBLE WITH CERTAIN OUTPUT DEVICE. VIDEO NOISE MAY OCCUR DEPENDING ON THE TYPE OF HDMI CABLE USED. MAKE SURE TO USE AN HDMI-CERTIFIED CABLE

CAUTION

2.2.6 Audio Connections

 Connect an audio device to ‘AUDIO IN’ and a speaker system to ‘AUDIO OUT’. Please use a speaker system with volume

adjustable.

2.2.7 TCP/IP(Ethernet) Connections

 Connect to ‘ETHERNET’ connector with the LAN cable.  When connect to Internet, use an ordinary LAN cable (Non-cross cable). However, when connect directly to a PC, please

use only ‘Crossover cable’.

2.2.8 Alarm Connections(TTL)

 Connect Alarm Input (Sensor) to ‘AI 1~AI 4 (or AI 16)’ connectors and connect Sensor Common to ‘G’ connector.  Connect Alarm Output (buzzer, siren, etc.) to ‘AO 1~AO 4 (or AO 16)’ connectors and connect Common to ‘G’ connector.

2.2.9 Alarm Connections(Relay (Dry Contact))

 Connect Alarm Output (buzzer, siren, etc.) to ‘NO or NC 1~ NO or NC 2’ connectors, Power to ‘COM’ connector and Ground

to ‘GND’ connector.

2.2.10 RS-485/422 Connections

 PTZ Camera connector.  Please use TX+, TX-, RX+ and RX- terminals.

2.2.11 RS-485 Over Coax Connection (A and B Type ONLY)

 PTZ Camera Connector  Please connect Coax to ‘Video In’ and select any Protocol in Camera/PTZ setup..

NOTE

PTZ Camera must support Pelco-C Protocol in order to use this feature.

NOTE

When selecting Protocol, user can choose any protocol from the Protocol list other than ‘NONE’. If ‘NONE’ is selected then RS485 over Coax will not work.

2.2.12 USB Connections

 There are up to four identical USB ports in front and in rear. It is possible to connect a USB memory stick to archive data or

a mouse to control the device.

2.2.13 RS-232 Connections

 This port is not in use for users. Do not connect any devices through this port.

CAUTION

WHEN USING THE RS232 SERIAL PORT, USERS MUST REQUEST FOR ASSISTANT TO QUALIFIED TECHNICAL PERSON OR SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE.

2.2.14 Grounding (Earthing)

 Connection of ground wire is highly recommended to protect the DVR from external electric shock, such as lightening,

electrical surge.

2.2.15 Factory Reset Switch

 Reset the switch to restore all setup values of menus to factory default settings. It is also possible to use to initialize System

Log file.

 The switch is located in a pin hole of the back panel.  Put the clip pin into the switch hole on the monitor (Live) screen and keep pressing until the switch has clicked.

CAUTION

PRESS FACTORY RESET SWICH ONLY IN LIVE MODE NEVER PRESS IN SETUP MODE.

2.2.16 Power Supply connections

 A, D and E Type : Plug the power supply adapter (DC 12V, 5A) which include in this product to ’DC12V’ connector and

plug another side to power source. Adapter input voltage is a free volt (100 VAC ~ 240 VAC). Please do not use any different power supply adapter because it may cause the DVR to malfunction.

 B, C and F Type : Plug the power supply adapter (DC 12V, 6.67A) which include in this product to ’DC12V’ connector and

plug another side to power source. Adapter input voltage is a free volt (100 VAC ~ 240 VAC). Please do not use any different power supply adapter because it may cause the DVR to malfunction.

 Please do not use any different power supply adapter because it may cause the DVR to malfunction.

2.2.17 Connections Guideline

 Video Out Connector: If only the monitor is connected to VIDEO OUT connector, please set the impedance switch on the

rear side of the monitor to 75 ohms to prevent abnormally bright or collapsed images. If wish to connect another device (e.g., a recorder) to the back of the monitor, please set the impedance switch on the rear side of the monitor to HIGH Z (High Impedance) and set the last device to 75 ohms.

 Alarm Input Connector: Do not input any type of voltage to the AI 1~AI4 (AI 16) connectors.

3. Input Device and Screen Icons

3.1 Key and LEDs

 B, C and F Type

KEYS Front Button Operating mode Setup mode

Direction ▲, ▼, ◄, ►

• Control Pan/Tilt rotation of up/down/left/right in PTZ mode

•Up/Down/Left/Righ t on screen cursor control

1 ~ 16

• Camera select keys : (4/8/16 channel DVR)

DISPLAY

• Select 1/4/9/16 channel display

SEQUENCE

• Channel sequence mode on/off (Main Monitor)

ARCHIVE

• Copy video data into the external storage device

FREEZE

• Screen freeze mode on/off

EVENT

• System Log display on/off

EMERGENCY

• Emergency recording on/off

PTZ

• Pan/Tilt control mode on/off

AUDIO/ESC

• Audio on/off (Viewing/Playback)

• Select audio channel: Press AUDIO key and then channel key

• ESC

• Enter the Main Menu (Setup mode)

REW

• Fast backward playback (changes up to x128 with each press)

• Zoom-Out on PTZ mode

BACKWARD

• Frame backward playback

• Zoom-In on PTZ mode

PLAY/PAUSE

• Viewing mode: Instant playback (playback the recorded video from the last one minute)

• Playback mode: 1X PLAY/PAUSE

• Focus Near in PTZ mode

FORWARD

• Frame forward playback

• Focus Far in PTZ mode

• Fast forward playback (changes up to x128 with each press)

• Save Preset in PTZ mode

• Video search mode on/off

• Go to Preset in PTZ mode

Power LED

(Red)

• Light off: DVR off

• Light on: DVR on

HDD LED

(Green)

• Light off: Stop recording

• Blink : Recording/Playback modes (HDD Access), Archive in operation

Network LED

(Yellow)

• Light off: failed to connect to Ethernet

• Blink: Connected to Ethernet

NOTE

A, D and E Type has a Menu key and direction keys in the front.

3.2 Camera Select Keys for 16 Channel DVR

B, C and F Type

 Below shows how to select camera channel for 4/8/16channel DVR  Below shows how to select camera channel for 4 channel DVR

- Select Camera No. 1~4

 Below shows how to select camera channel for 8 channel DVR

- Select Camera No. 1~8

 Below shows how to select camera channel for 16 channel DVR

- Select Camera No. 1~16: use 1~16 direction key

3.3 Front Panel

A, D and E Type

4 / 8 / 16 Channel DVR

B, C and F Type

4 Channel DVR

8 Channel DVR

16 Channel DVR

3.4 Using a Remote Controller

 Usage of a remote controller is same as the front panel keys.  Follow the procedure below when using the remote controller for multi DVRs.

① Check System ID (e.g., between 1 and 255) of the DVR that wish to use.

- (SETUP>SYSTEM>Information>Status>System ID).

② Holding up the remote controller to face towards the DVR and press the System ID numbers one by one, while pressing

ID button on the remote controller. Note that the System ID is a 3-digit number. Button ‘10’ functions the same as ‘0’.

- (e.g.: If System ID is 3, press 10>10>3 buttons in sequence while pressing the ID button)

3.5 Using a Mouse

 Mouse provides an easier access to adjustment. Refer to below for proper use.  Left mouse button functions the same as Enter ( ) key on the front panel of DVR.  Right mouse button displays the following “Function keys” on screen.  Click Search menu at “Function Keys” the same as Search key on the front panel of DVR. Press the button, then the Search

menu will appear on screen.

A, D and E Type

Name of Key

Function

Name of Key Function

Display

Change display mode

Event

Display System Log

Sequence

Display each channel sequentially

Enter Search Mode

Spot

Use spot monitor

Setup

Enter Setup

Freeze

Freeze on live/recorded display

Emergency

Activate Emergency record

PIP

Picture in Picture function

Shutdown

Pre-step before Power off (SETUP>SYSTEM>Shutdown)

PTZ

En/Disable PTZ control

Cancel

Cancel Function key menu

B, C and F Type

Name of Key

Function

Name of Key Function

Display

Same as front key

Event

Same as front key (indicate System Log)

Sequence

Same as front key

One-touch playback (same function with (PLAY/PAUSE)

Spot

Same as front key

Setup

Same as front key

Freeze

Same as front key

Emergency

Same as front key

PIP

Same as front key

Shutdown

Pre-step before Power off (SETUP>SYSTEM>Shutdown)

PTZ

Same as front key

Cancel

Cancel Function key menu

3.6 Screen Icon

Icon Description Icon Description

Continuous recording mode

In Audio recording

Event recording mode (Motion)

CMS access indication/ No. of accesses

(up to 16) Event recording mode (Alarm In)

In channel sequencing

In recording

Lock

PTZ registration / PTZ mode

Setup in HDD Overwrite mode

Setup in HDD No Overwrite mode (HDD Full)

Setup in HDD No Overwrite mode

(recording)

4. Setup

4.1 Login / Logout

 At the default setting of DVR, user has to input the password to enter the set up menu.  Please press SETUP key to enter the setup menu and the following screen will appear.

 In order to use all functions and privileges, log in as ID: admin.  Default Password is “1111”.  At Setup>System>Account, Administrator should set a user rights depending on each user separately in “Login Settings”.  After login successfully, following screen will appear:

 Recording continues during setup.  Main menu consists of 5 sub menus.

- (SYSTEM / DISPLAY / DEVICES / RECORD / LINK)

 There is no factory default in the case of passwords.=> Factory default function cannot be applied to passwords.  To escape from the setup menu, please click ( ) SYSTEM>Exit on the screen. Then, the following dialogue box will appear.

 Please choose ‘OK’ to log out.  User may select the Main menu with , direction keys or mouse click. Please click ( ) the submenu to choose the one

under the Main menu.

NOTE

Press AUDIO/ESC in the setup screen. It operates alike CANCEL (ESC). It will not operate in the live or playback mode but only in the setup menu.

4.2 SYSTEM

4.2.1 Information

 Please click ( ) SYSTEM>Information and the following screen will appear.

Site Description

 Decide on a name of DVR.  Please click ( ) keyboard icon on Site Description frame and the following virtual keyboard will appear.

 Please click ( ) desired letters (characters) on the virtual keyboard to input.

① Use to erase one character every time.

② Use to erase the whole sentence.

 Please choose ‘OK’ to confirm the input and choose ‘Cancel’ to cancel.

System ID

 Control DVRs by one remote controller by setting DVR IDs.  Please click ( ) ▲, ▼ direction keys on the right-hand side of the System ID frame to set the ID of DVR. Take any whole

number between 1 and 255.

 While pressing (+) or (-) button, the System ID value increases or decreases by 10 units.

Language

 Please click ( ) Language frame to choose desired language and press ( ) key again.

Setup

 Default: Click ( ) Default frame to restore all setup values of menus to factory default settings. Please note that System Log

is not initialized.

NOTE

This has a different function from Factory Reset Switch on the back panel of DVR in that System Log is not initialized.

Status

 Import: Copy the Menu setup stored in USB memory stick into DVR. Please plug in the memory stick and then click ( )

Import.

 Export: Store the Menu setup of DVR in USB memory stick. Please plug in the memory stick and then click ( ) Export.  When user is on Default, Import or Export process, a message box will ask the progress and click the confirmation icon, then

a message box will show whether its success or failure.

System Log

 Export: Store the System Log contents in USB memory stick. Please plug in the memory stick and then click ( ) Export.  When user is on Default, Import or Export process, a message box will ask to proceed and click the confirmation icon, then a

message box will show whether its success or fail.

 When user complete Status data input, please click ( ) Version and the following screen will appear.

Version Upgrade

 User may upgrade DVR software.  Please follow the Upgrade procedure below.

① Plug USB memory stick having upgrade file into DVR. ② Click ( ) Load frame. Then, software version stored in the USB will appear on the left-hand side. ③ Click ( ) Start frame to start the upgrade. ④ When the upgrade is completed, a dialogue box pops up. Please choose ‘OK’ and DVR will auto-reboot.

NOTE

Upgrade file must be placed without folder. Otherwise SYSTEM will not be able to recognize the file.

CAUTION

DO NOT UPGRADE UNTIL A HARD DISK DRIVE IS INSTALLED. MAKE SURE TO UPGRADE WHEN HDD IS IN PROPER OPERATION.

CAUTION

PLUGGING OUT USB DEVICE OR FORCED POWER-OFF DURING VERSION UPGRADE MAY CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE.

CAUTION

REMOTE UPGRADING WILL CAUSE SYSTEM TO CHANGE ALL THE SETTINGS TO DEFAULT EXCEPT NETWORK SETTING.

Version

 When user completes Version input, please click ( ) Record. Then, the following screen will appear.

 The screen shows start time and end time of recorded data.

Overwrite Setting

 Click ( ) Overwrite Setting button and the following screen will appear.

 User shall designate the total recording days from 1 day to 30 days and unlimited.  User may set for beeping or notifying messages that notify the used percentage of disk.  Check Disk Overwrite and user may activate the overwrite function.

- This function makes restart the recording from the beginning when the HDD is full. The previous recorded data will be

erased from the first one. Following icon will display in bottom of live mode. .

① Uncheck (□) Disk Overwrite, recording will stop automatically when the HDD is full.

② At no Overwrite mode, icon will appear when HDD capacity is full that indicates the recording has stopped and,

icon will appear while the recording is going on.

③ If user changes this setting, the warning message will appear. Then click ( ) “confirmation” button and user may change

the setting.

 If user checks () Disk full notify item, the warning message will appear as the used amount of disk.

① Used

- User may set the certain value of HDD usage for notification. It will notify at that point. The values are from 50 ~ 100%.

② Alarm-Out

- The Alarm-out will happen at the used amount of HDD which is specified at Used.

③ Beep

- Check (), the warning sound will happen at the used amount of HDD which is specified at Used.

④ Blink Message

- Check (), the warning message “Disk Used(xx%)!” will appear on the OSD.

Record

CAUTION

IF USER USES “Rec Days” FUNCTION, DVR WILL STORE ONLY THE DAYS THAT SPECIFIED BY USER. PLEASE BEWARE OF DATA LOSS DUE TO “Rec Days” FUNCTION.

NOTE

Notify setting does not affect saving the recorded data. It only gives notification and keep recording until hard disk is full.

NOTE

For more specific setting about Alarm-out, use Setup>DEVICES>Alarm Out.

Clear All Data

 Use to delete or purge all normal recorded data from database. Please follow the procedure below.

① Click ( ) Clear All Data frame. ② When a dialogue box asking “Remove All Data?” shows, choose ‘OK’. ③ Then, Progress window will appear and the process starts. ④ When all data are deleted, a dialogue box asking “Are you sure to remove log?” will pop up. ⑤ Choose ‘OK’ to delete all the recorded data as well as System Log.

 When user finished all the necessary inputs to SYSTEM menu, please click ( ) ‘OK’ on the bottom to go back to SETUP

screen.

NOTE

This might take a while to completely delete all data, and DVR will reboot after the data is cleared.

CAUTION

DELETED DATA CANNOT

BE RESTORED.

4.2.2 Admin

 Please click ( ) SYSTEM>Admin and the following screen will appear.

Date

 This menu will allow user to adjust the settings.  Please follow the procedure below for time adjustment.

① Click ( ) items (Y, M, D) to change. A designated item will be highlighted in a box (Y: Year, M: Month and D: Date). ② Adjust the number by clicking ( ) ▲, ▼ buttons on the right-hand side. ③ Repeat the same procedure to change Y, M and D.

Time

 This menu will allow user to adjust the current time. The adjustment procedure is same as of Date.

Date / Time

CAUTION

IF ADJUSTED DATE/TIME IS PRIOR TO RECORDED DATA, DATA AFTER NEW DATE/TIME MAY BE ERASED.

CAUTION

ANY CHANGE IN DATE/TIME IS IMMEDIATELY APPLIED ON VIEWING SCREEN (LIVE), BUT THE DATE/TIME WHEN THE RECORDING WAS DONE IS NOT CHANGED. MAKE SURE TO REBOOT DVR AFTER CHANGING THE DATE/TIME. DO NOT FORGET TO EXECUTE SHUTDOWN (SYSTEM>Shutdown) BEFORE REBOOT.

Time Zone

 Please click ( ) Time Zone frame to see the list of nations and choose one.  Click ( ) a check box next to Use Daylight Saving Time. When user dwells in a region of DST area, please check it (i.e. ).  If DST is observed, please click ( ) Period and the following screen will appear.

 Adjust the dates of beginning (Begin) and end (End) of DST by ‘Month/Week/Weekday’.  Click ( ) the numbers in ‘Month/Week/Weekday’ for adjustment.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

Date Format

 Set date indication format. Please click ( ) Date Format frame to select a format from the list.

Time Format

 Set time indication format. Please click ( ) Time Format frame to select a format from the list.

 When user complete Date/Time input, please click ( ) NTP and the following screen will appear.

 This menu is for accurate setting of time of day clock in DVR.  User may check  only one of Run as Server and Use NTP.

- Run as Server: NTP cannot be used in a non-networked environment (Intranet environment). In this case, DVR with Run as Server functions as Time Server.

- Use NTP: Connect to Internet to synchronize DVR clock with Network Time Server’s clock.

 When user completes NTP input, please click ( ) to save the setup.

NTP

NTP Server

 Click ( ) keyboard icon in NTP Server frame and the virtual keyboard will appear. Input IP address of NTP server.

NOTE

“Use NTP” function connected to the Time zone, user should set the Time zone correctly to operate the NTP function properly.

NOTE

Currently used NTP is administered by pool.ntp.org and its IP address is 65.23.154.62. However, users are allowed to use IP address of any NTP site.

Interval

 Set clock-update-interval from NTP Server. Normally, user can adjust 1 hour up to 24 hours.

System Clock

 Display DVR clock.

Server Clock

 Display NTP Server’s clock if Internet is connected to Server Clock. If not displaying, please click ( ) Connect button.  When Server Clock is displayed, please click ( ) Sync button to synchronize NTP Server’s clock with DVR clock.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the clock synchronization.

 When users click the storage tab, following screen will appear.  Set S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology) function for HDD format and auto-display of HDD

information. DVD-RW is not shown here.

 Clicking Up and Down button for checking up the status of HDD and DVD-RW devices.  Using E-SATA port will allow users to connect up to maximum 8 HDD +1 DVD-RW. (B, C and F Type)  When user installs full storage device and DVD-RW including two e-SATA storage, then following procedures will be listed

as below:

- 1. Internal SATA 1~4 Ports

- 2. External SATA 1

- 3. DVD-RW

Format

 User must format when:

- install new HDD

- add another HDD

- replace HDD

- move HDD (change installation port)

- remove HDD

 Click ( ) Add/Remove frame in Format column and choose ‘OK’ on the dialogue box to start formatting.  Following format, DVR will auto-reboot. If there are more than 2 HDDs, please formats each of HDDs. DVR will auto-reboot

Storage

when all the HDDs are formatted.

 If the format changes to ‘---‘after reboot, it means formatting has been properly done.

CAUTION

EXECUTE REMOVE PROCEDURE EVEN WHEN USER REMOVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED HDD. THE REMOVE PROCEDURE IS THE SAME AS THE FORMAT PROCEDURE DESCRIBED ABOVE.

S.M.A.R.T

 Click the frame on S.M.A.R.T column and temperature and HDD damage will show.

S.M.A.R.T Setup

 Please click ( ) S.M.A.R.T Setup and the following screen will appear.

 Check the square box  next to Use On. Through S.M.A.R.T function, make alarm message, indicating HDD damage, will

show.

 Check  Beep; it will give the alarm sound, indicating HDD damage, as the SMART setup.  Check  Blink Message, the alarm message will blink on the OSD, as the SMART setup.  If “Use on” box is unchecked, Beep, Blink Message will be unchecked automatically. Only when “Use on” is checked, user

can set Beep, Blink Message function.

 Click ( ) Inspection Time frame to set inspection time.  Click Check by frame to select inspection interval.  Last Check Time: show the time of the last inspection.  Check  Alarm out : user can set the alarm out, when S.M.A.R.T function detects Abnormal symptoms from HDD.  Duration of alarm out operating time can adjust on DEVICES>Alarm Out setup section (please refer 4.4.5).  Clicking ( ) ▲, ▼ direction buttons on the right-hand of alarm-out frame to select the device for alarm out.  Click ( ) ▲, ▼ direction buttons on the right-hand side of Temperature frame to adjust to maximum temperature for the

HDD used in DVR. In general, it is 55℃.

 Click ( ) ▲, ▼ direction buttons on the right-hand side of HDD Damage frame to set the permissible level of HDD damage

(%). HDD is a very crucial element for DVR recording, so set the permissible level within 1% to 2% to assure maximum safety.

- While pressing (+) or (-) button on the rightmost side of Temperature or HDD Damage item, a target value increases or decreases by 10 units.

 Check  Notification : user can send the email notification to registered email address, when S.M.A.R.T function detects

Abnormal symptoms from HDD.

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.2.3 Account

 Please click ( ) SYSTEM>Account and the following screen will appear.

 Please click ( ) New Group and the following screen will appear.

 Click ( ) keyboard icon on the right-hand side of Group Name frame. Then, the virtual keyboard will show. Please click ( )

desired characters (up to 8 characteristics) on the virtual keyboard.

 Do provisioning for Group Name by selectively checking  some of the following items (Setup, Search, Network, Archiving

and Shut Down).

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

 Please click ( ) Login Settings and the following screen will appear.  Selectively enable password protection for important operations (Setup, Search, Network, Archiving and Shut Down).  Please check  the operations that wish to enable password protection.

CAUTION

USER WILL NOT BE ASKED TO ENTER YOUR PASSWORD FOR OPERATION(S) WHERE PASSWORD PROTECTION IS NOT ENABLED.

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

New Group

 Please click ( ) New User and the following screen will appear.  Click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of User Name frame and the virtual keyboard will appear. Click desired

characteristics (up to 8 characteristics) on the virtual keyboard.

 Input Password and Confirm.

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting. Then, lists of Group and User will show as follows.

 Click ( )  to delete the set Group or User.  User may create up to 8 Groups and 8 Users per Group.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

Password Resetting

 Click ID on User column. The following screen will appear.

New User

 This is a screen for password resetting.  Input password by clicking the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of the frame.

 Use key if wish to erase password on keyboard.

4.2.4 System Log

 Please click ( ) SYSTEM>System Log and the following screen will appear.

 System Log displays diverse events as below events by specifying the user account that actually has accessed the DVR.

- Setup (Menu) Enter/Exit

- Playback Mode Enter/Exit

- Network Access Enter/Exit

- Archive Success/Fail

- System Start/shut down

- S.M.A.R.T. Check

- NTP Sync/ Server Success/Fail

- Send E-mail Success/Fail

- HDD Format Success/Fail

- Data clear Success/Fail

- USB Upgrade Success/Fail

- DVR Setup Change by Remote

- Before/After Time Adjust

 System Log removal procedure is as follows:

- Execute Clear All Data in SYSTEM>Information>Record and choose ‘OK’ on the popup dialogue box. Please note that all normal recorded video data are deleted from database.

- Press Factory Reset Switch on the back panel. Please note that the entire menu setup is also defaulted.

4.2.5 Exit

 Please click ( ) SYSTEM>Exit and choose ‘OK’ on the popup dialogue box to exit from the setting.

CAUTION

ANY CHANGES MADE IN SETUP WILL BE APPLIED AFTER EXIT.

4.2.6 Shutdown

 Shutdown is a function to help user safely turn the DVR off. Please use the proper shut down procedure to avoid damaging

to our DVR system. Do not remove the power during shut down.

CAUTION

DO NOT TURN DVR OFF WITHOUT USING THE PROPER SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE. OTHERWISE, IT MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO DVR. ALWAYS REMOVE THE POWER AFTER SHUT DOWN.

 Click ( ) SYSTEM>Shutdown and then choose ‘OK’ on the dialogue box to confirm.  When user select Shutdown menu, the OSD menu on the screen disappears.  Reboot the DVR after Shutdown. Turn off the DVR and wait for 5 seconds before restart.

4.3 DISPLAY

 Please click ( ) DISPLAY and the following screen will appear.

4.3.1 OSD

 Please click ( ) DISPLAY>OSD and the following screen will appear.

 The OSD menu will allow user to configure full features (i.e., on/off every letter and icon) displayed on the screen.  Letters and icons are divided under System and Camera categories. If click ( ) ‘All’, all items are on/off at once.

OSD Margin

 The OSD Margin menu will allow user to adjust the position of OSD (letters) on the monitor. Use it when some of letters are

dropped out and invisible on the monitor.

 Adjust Horizontal to change margin between both ends of the monitor on horizontal side and OSD. Margin range is between

0 and 50, with a larger number representing greater margin.

 Adjust Vertical to change margin between both ends of the monitor on vert 130.  Vertical side and OSD Margin range is between 0 and 50, with a larger number representing greater margin.  While pressing (+) or (-) button, a target value increases or decreases by 10 units.

De-Interlace

 This function changes playback display into Progressive Scan or Interlace Scan. Check () De-Interlace, then frame will

display as the Progressive Scan and shows the better picture quality.

4.3.2 Main Monitor

 Please click ( ) DISPLAY>Main Monitor and the following screen will appear.

 The Main Monitor menu will allow user to adjust channel sequencing interval of Main monitor.

 Adjust interval for ‘Full screen sequencing’.  Check  check box next to the camera that wish to include in sequencing. Any camera with unchecked check box will be

excluded from channel sequencing.

 Adjust the rotation interval of camera by clicking Dwell column. The rotation interval changes to 3>5>10>15>30>60 seconds

by each press.

Full Seq

 Use only with 8 / 16 channel DVRs.  Adjust interval for ‘X4 Split Screen sequencing’.  Check  check box next to the camera that wish to include in sequencing. Any camera with unchecked check box will be

excluded from channel sequencing.

 Adjust the rotation interval of camera by clicking Dwell column. The rotation interval changes to 3>5>10>15>30>60 seconds

by each press.

 ‘4 Split Screen sequencing’ is disabled in the following modes.

- 8 channel DVR: 3x3 Mode

- 16 channel DVR: 4x4 Mode

 Use only with 16 channel DVR.  Adjust interval for ‘X9 Split Screen sequencing’.  Check  check box next to the camera that wish to include in sequencing. Any camera with unchecked check box will be

excluded from channel sequencing.

 Adjust the rotation interval of camera by clicking Dwell column. The rotation interval changes to 3>5>10>15>30>60 seconds

by each press.

 ‘9 Split Screen sequencing’ is disabled in 4X4 Mode.

4.3.3 Multi Spot

 This connection supports multi-channel display (1/4/9/16) on spot monitor depending on its channels (4/8/16)  Click [MS] button on the menu bar to select the Multi Spot.  Click [1/4/9/16] button to select the multi channel split display mode

 Please click ( ) DISPLAY>Multi Spot and the following screen will appear.

 The Multi Spot menu will allow user to adjust channel sequencing interval of Spot monitor.

 Adjust interval for ‘Full screen sequencing’.  Check  check box next to the camera that wish to include in sequencing. Any camera with unchecked check box will be

excluded from channel sequencing.

 Adjust the rotation interval of camera by clicking Dwell column. The rotation interval changes to 3>5>10>15>30>60 seconds

by each press.

excluded from channel sequencing.

Quad Seq

X9 Seq

Full Seq

Quad Seq

 Adjust the rotation interval of camera by clicking Dwell column. The rotation interval changes to 3>5>10>15>30>60 seconds

by each press.

 ‘4 Split Screen sequencing’ is disabled in the following modes.

- 8 channel DVR: 3x3 Mode

- 16 channel DVR: 4x4 Mode

excluded from channel sequencing.

 Adjust the rotation interval of camera by clicking Dwell column. The rotation interval changes to 3>5>10>15>30>60 seconds

by each press.

 ‘9 Split Screen sequencing’ is disabled in 4X4 Mode.

4.3.4 VGA

 Users are able to set its video output resolution from 1024 x 768 to 1920 x 1080

 DVR displays and records differently with previous NTSC or PAL methods.  Analog Output will help users to select its video output between NTSC and PAL.

 Once it has changed, it will ask to reboot for the new recognition of video out method.  The default value is ‘AUTO’.

X9 Seq

4.4 DEVICES

 Please click ( ) DEVICES and the following screen will appear.

4.4.1 Network

 Please click ( ) DEVICES>Network and the following screen will show.

Network Type

 Please click ( ) Network Type. When you click ( ) the button, it changes alternately to Static (fixed IP) and DHCP (floating

IP).

 In Static, user must manually set the static IP address for use.

- Set IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway. Please ask your network administrator for more details.

- To input address, please click ( ) and execute the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of each frame.

 In DHCP, IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS Server will have input automatically.

DNS Server

 When user set Network Type to DHCP, DNS server will be inputted automatically.  When user set Network Type to Static, please click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of DNS Server frame and

manually input the address.

LAN

CAUTION

NOTE THAT DNS SERVER ADDRESS IS IP ADDRESS OF YOUR COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY NAME SERVER PROVIDING INTERNET SERVICE. IT IS NOT THE IP ADDRESS OF DDNS SERVICE SITE.

 Please click ( ) DDNS and the following screen will appear.

 ‘Floating IP system’, although being predominantly used over Internet, is very inconvenient for users because its address

varies every time when user access. The best alternative is DDNS (Dynamic Domain Naming System) which uses name (domain name) instead of IP address (numbers). DDNS automatically recognizes ever changing, floating IP addresses, so it will allow easy Internet access.

 Dvrdormain.com

- Check  a checkbox of Dvrdomain.com to use Dvrdomain.com Server.

- As for DDNS Server, Dvrdomain.com will be showing as default.

- As for Port, 95 will be shown as default. If ‘95’ is unable, please consult with a product distributor.

- When user press Get Domain Name button, Domain Name and MAC Address value will automatically display after 10

seconds.

- Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

 3

Party

- Check  a checkbox of 3

Party to use dyndns.org or no-ip.com Server.

- As for DDNS Server, dyndns.org will be showing as default. No-ip.com can be selected by clicking the arrow.

DDNS

- As for Domain Name, user has to input the Domain Name given from the selected DDNS Server.

- As for ID and Pass word, use the user ID and Password to log in to the selected DDNS Server.

- Click “Run ddns service” to start mapping from DVR to DDNS Server.

- Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

NOTE

User must join ‘dyndns.org’ or’ no-ip.com’ prior to using it as DDNS server. Please check corresponding website for more information.

 Please click ( ) Port and the following screen will appear.

 Network Throat Control is for setting an average transfer speed.  Please choose the suitable speed according to the users’ network environment.  If users want to use dual streaming, please click on the check box beside the “Enable Dual Streaming”. If not, please

uncheck the check box.

 There are total of 14 different network throat controls users may choose. (bps: bit per second) 26 kbps, 128 kbps, 256 kbps,

512 kbps, 1 Mbps, 2 Mbps, 4 Mbps, 8 Mbps, 10 Mbps, 20 Mbps, 40 Mbps, 80 Mbps, 100 Mbps, Unlimited(default).

- Ethernet support Max. 1000Mbps.

 Network video transmission speed and quality can be configured by pressing “Frames” and “Quality” buttons as follows.

- Frames : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 15, 30 frames for NTSC (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12.5, 25 frames for PAL)

- Quality : Std. 1, Std. 2, Std. 3, Std. 4 (standard), High 1, High 2, High 3, Super 1, Super 2, Super 3

 The Port Number Setup menu will allow users to set Administrator and Port Number for Video/Audio and Web Port.  The Port Number Setup menu has two selections of “Register UPNP” or “Unregister UPNP”.  Click ( ) “Register UPNP” for automatic port forwarding.  Click ( ) “Unregister UPNP” to do port forwarding manually.  For Port Number Setup, please get an approval of the network administrator in connection with CMS program.  Port number

- Administrator: 5000~65535

- Video / Audio: 5000~65535

- Web: 1~65535

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

Port

NOTE

If users check the

“Enable Dual Streaming” and click “OK” button, DVR will automatically reboot.

CAUTION

IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO CHANGE PORT NUMBER DURING CMS ACCESS TO DVR.

CAUTION

CHANGES MADE IN SETUP WILL BE APPLIED AFTER EXITING THE MENU.

CAUTION

PLEASE CHECK THE ROUTER FOR UPNP SUPPORTABILITY BEFORE START USING THE UPNP FEATURE.

CAUTION

ONCE PORT NUMBERS ARE CHANGED, IT MUST BE CHANGED THE PORT NUMBERS OF CMS (Central Monitoring Station) PROGRAM AS WELL.

 Please click ( ) Notification and the following screen will appear.

 The Notification menu allows users to send the message of the Event occurred in DVR via E-Mail.  Click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of Add E-Mail frame and the virtual keyboard will appear. Please register

E-Mail address. E-Mail address should contain @.

 Click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of SMTP Server frame and the virtual keyboard will appear. Please

 Click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of Sender ID frame and the virtual keyboard will appear. Please register an

ID to the sender mail server (e.g., tony123).

 If users want to use dvrdomain.com which is offered by manufacturer instead of own SMTP server, please click on the check

box (use dvrdomain.com).

 Default number of SMPT port is 25. Please note that some particular areas have restriction on the default port. If so, port

number 2525 and 587 can be replaceable.

 When an event occurs, users can send an email to a designated mail address by clicking attach button and selecting data to

be transmitted. Users may select one of JPEG, VIDEO CLIP and None. In case of transmitting VIDEO CLIP data, set the duration of time for recoded data in duration menu. (e.g., 1 sec, 3 sec, 5 sec).

CAUTION

ACCORDING TO THE VARIOUS LOCAL CONDITIONS; SSL EMAIL SERVERS MAY NOT WORK CORRECTLY WITH THIS FUNCTION. IF SO PLEASE INACTIVATE THE SSL FEATURE IN THE SERVER SETUP. NOTE THAT SOME SERVER MAY NOT HAVE THIS INACTIVATE FEATURE

CAUTION

DEPENDING ON THE VARIOUS LOCAL CONDITIONS, SOME E-MAIL SERVERES MAY NOT WORK PROPERLY WITH THIS FUNCTION.

Notification

4.4.2 Camera / PTZ

 Please click ( ) DEVICES>Camera/PTZ and the following screen will appear.

 Click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of each frame on Title column and the virtual keyboard will appear. Then,

 If a check box is checked on No column, a video of the corresponding camera is recorded and displayed on the monitor.

However, if user does not check the checkbox, both recording and monitor display stop. Then, DVR picture, instead of a recorded video, will be displayed on the monitor.

CAUTION

WHEN USER EXCLUDES A CORRESPONDING CAMERA VIDEO FROM RECORDING AND MONITOR DISPLAY (CHECK A CHECK BOX ), MAKE SURE CHANNELS OF LARGE NUMBERS ARE EXCLUDED FIRST.

 If a check box is checked  on Covert column, a video is recorded but is not displayed on the monitor.  Click ( ) each frame on PTZ column to select PTZ protocols connected to a corresponding camera.

NOTE

When using RS-485 over Coax, user can select any protocol from the Protocol list other than ‘NONE’. If ‘NONE’ is selected then RS-485 over Coax will not work.

 Click ( ) each frame on Set to set PTZ Settings connected to a corresponding camera.

 If users click (Default), proper number of selected PTZ will appear automatically. Please choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.  Menu, Tour and Pattern help user to use OSD function of PTZ camera.

- PTZ camera itself supports OSD menu, use the setup value to more easily enter and use the OSD menu even in DVR.

- If OSD enter command is 95 + PSET for example, designate 95 for Menu item,

- If shortcut key to use Tour function is 71 ~79 + PSET, designate 70 for Tour item and

- If shortcut key to use Pattern function is 81 ~ 89 + PSET, designate 80 for Pattern item.

- The setting information herein is used for PAN/TILT control in 5.1.5 (to be described).

- If click Default, basic setup values are given (i.e., Menu: 95, Tour: 70, Pattern: 80).

- For further details on setting, please refer to the PTZ camera manual.

 Click ( ) ▲, ▼ direction buttons on the right-hand side of the ID column to set ID number (i.e., 0 ~ 9999) of each PTZ.  While pressing (+) or (-) button, ID increases or decreases by 10 units.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.4.3 Audio

 Please click ( ) DEVICES>Audio and the following screen will appear.

 The Audio menu will allow user to choose whether to record Audio.  When a check box is marked  on No column, corresponding audio and video are recorded. However, if the check box is

not marked, audio is not recorded.

 If users check on bind to cam, then the audio and video of same channel will come out. If not, the audio of unchecked

channel will not come out. In addition, this function will effect on live screen. (The default audio channel is No. 1)

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.4.4 Alarm In

 Please click ( ) DEVICES>Alarm In and the following screen will appear.

 The Alarm In menu will allow user to give title and to select the type of Alarm input.  Click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of each frame on Title column and the virtual keyboard will appear. Then,

please register the title of Alarm input.

 When a check box is marked  on No column, a corresponding Alarm starts operating. However, if user does not check the

check box, the operation stops.

 Click ( ) each frame on Type column to select type of a corresponding Alarm input.

- NO: contact is normally open (Normally open)

- NC: contact is normally closed (Normally closed)

 User may change the type of all Alarm input at a time by clicking the Type box on the menu tab.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm setting.

Alarm In Setting

4.4.5 Alarm Out

 Please click ( ) DEVICES>Alarm Out and the following screen will appear.  The Alarm Out menu will allow user to give title and to select the type and duration of Alarm output.

 Click ( ) the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of each frame on Title column and the virtual keyboard will appear. Then,

please register the title of Alarm output.

 When a check box is marked  on No column, a corresponding Alarm output starts operating. However, if user does not

check the check box, the operation stops.

 Click ( ) each frame on Type column to select type of a corresponding Alarm output.

- NO: contact is normally open (Normally open)

- NC: contact is normally closed (Normally closed)

 User may change the type and duration of all Alarm output at a time by clicking the Type and Duration box on the menu tab.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm setting.

4.4.6 Serial In

NOTE

Please refer to “14 Serial In”.

4.5 RECORD

 Please click ( ) RECORD and the following screen will appear.

4.5.1 Setting

 Please click ( ) RECORD>Settings and the following screen will appear.

 There are three kinds of recording mode.

- Continuous: record continuously.

- Event: record only when Sensor or Motion calls.

- Emergency: record when press EMERGENCY key.

NOTE

A, B and C Type does not have HD-SDI Input tap.

 The Continuous menu will allow user to set recording mode.  Each frame on Title column shows camera title registered in DEVICES>Camera/PTZ. User cannot change camera titles

here.

 Click ( ) each frame on Resolution column to select recording resolution of a corresponding camera. User may select one

of 360x240(288), 720x240(288), 720x480(576), 960x480(576), 1280x720 and 1920x1080.

 Click ( ) each frame on Frames column to select recording rate of a corresponding camera. Recording rate varies by

camera. Below lists the maximum recording rate of each camera.

A,B and C Type

NTSC(PAL) 360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 960x480 (960x576)

4 Channel DVR

120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100)

8 Channel DVR

240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200)

16 Channel DVR

480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400)

Continuous

-HD-SDI Type-

D Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel Max. 7.5 fps per Channel

E Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel

F Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Quality’ column to select recording quality of a corresponding camera. User may select its

recording quality from Super, High, Std and Low.

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Duration’ column to select recording duration (i.e., 10 second ~1 hour) of a corresponding camera.  User may change the setting values of Resolution, Frames, Quality and Duration at a time by clicking the menu tab.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

NOTE

D, E and F Type DVR can detect 1080i, 1080p or 720p HD-SDI signals. If user connected Camera before the booting, each

signal is automatically detected and recognized (Auto Detection).

CAUTION

IF USER CONNECTS DIFFERENT TYPES OF HD-SDI SIGNALS WHILE DVR IS OPERATING. IT MAY CAUSE MALFUNCTIONS OF DVR.

 Please click ( ) Event and the following screen will appear.

 The Event menu will allow user to set Event videos.  Each frame on Title column shows camera title registered in DEVICES>Camera/PTZ. User cannot change camera titles

here.

 Click ( ) each frame on Resolution column to select recording resolution of a corresponding camera. User may select one

of 360x240(288), 720x240(288), 720x480(576), 960x480(576), 1280x720 and 1920x1080.

 Click ( ) each frame on Frames column to select recording rate of a corresponding camera. Recording rate varies by

camera. Below lists the maximum recording rate of each camera.

NOTE

A, B and C Type does not have HD-SDI Input tap.

Event

A,B and C Type

NTSC(PAL) 360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 960x480 (960x576)

4 Channel DVR

120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100)

8 Channel DVR

240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200)

16 Channel DVR

480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400)

-HD-SDI Type-

D Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel Max. 7.5 fps per Channel

E Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel

F Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Quality’ column to select recording quality of a corresponding camera. User may select its

recording quality from Super, High, Std and Low.

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Duration’ column to select recording duration (i.e., 10 second ~ 1 hour) of a corresponding camera.  User may change the setting values of Resolution, Frames, Quality and Duration at a time by clicking the menu tab.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

NOTE

C and D Type DVR can detect 1080i, 1080p or 720p HD-SDI signals. If user connected Camera before the booting, each

signal is automatically detected and recognized (Auto Detection).

CAUTION

IF USER CONNECTS DIFFERENT TYPES OF HD-SDI SIGNALS WHILE DVR IS OPERATING. IT MAY CAUSE MALFUNCTIONS OF DVR.

 Please click ( ) Emergency and the following screen will appear Emergency.  The Emergency menu will allow user to set Emergency videos.  Each frame on Title column shows camera title registered in DEVICES>Camera/PTZ. User may not change camera titles

here.

 Click ( ) each frame on Resolution column to select recording resolution of a corresponding camera. User may select one

of 360x240(288), 720x240(288), 720x480(576), 960x480(576), 1280x720 and 1920x1080.

 Click ( ) each frame on Frames column to select recording rate of a corresponding camera. Recording rate varies by

camera. Below lists the maximum recording rate of each camera.

Emergency

NOTE

A, B and C Type does not have HD-SDI Input tap.

A, B and C Type

NTSC(PAL) 360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 960x480 (960x576)

4 Channel DVR

120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100)

8 Channel DVR

240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200)

16 Channel DVR

480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400)

-HD-SDI Type-

D Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel Max. 7.5 fps per Channel

E Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel

F Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Quality’ column to select recording quality of a corresponding camera. User may select its

recording quality from Super, High, Std and Low.

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Duration’ column to select recording duration (i.e., 10 second ~ 1 hour) of a corresponding camera.  User may change the setting values of Resolution, Frames, Quality and Duration at a time by clicking the menu tab.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

NOTE

D, E and F Type DVR can detect 1080i, 1080p or 720p HD-SDI signals. If user connected Camera before the booting, each

signal is automatically detected and recognized (Auto Detection).

CAUTION

IF USER CONNECTS DIFFERENT TYPES OF HD-SDI SIGNALS WHILE DVR IS OPERATING. IT MAY CAUSE MALFUNCTIONS OF DVR.

4.5.2 Schedule

 Please click ( ) RECORD>Schedule.  Each weekday is composed of 24 ‘Time blocks’. Each block represent 1 hour.  Click ( ) Camera frame to select Camera No. 1.  Please set the recording mode as follows:

① Mark a check box the desired recording mode in the schedule (i.e., Continuous, Alarm, Motion and Pre Alarm). If user

wants to stop recording, please clear all check boxes.

② Click block, row, column or all (square box) to register desired recording mode.

- Click ( ) a block and only the block will be registered.

- Click ( ) a row (S~H) and the entire row will be registered.

- Click ( ) a column (00~23) and the entire column will be registered.

- Click ( ) a square box (top-left side between ‘S’ and ‘00’) and all the rows/columns will be registered.

 Repeat the procedure for Camera Nos. 2 to 16. If user wants every camera to have the same mode, please click ( ) Copy

to All Camera.

 Below lists symbols of the respective recording modes.

Continuous

Alarm In

Alarm In / Continuous

Alarm In / PreAlarm

Motion

Motion / Continuous

Motion / PreAlarm

Motion / Alarm In

Motion / Alarm In / Continuous

Motion / Alarm In / PreAlarm

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

NOTE

Holiday (H) registration is done with a separate menu.

4.5.3 Pre Alarm

 Please ( ) RECORD>Pre Alarm and the following will appear.  Pre Alarm is effectively used when user selected recording mode by Alarm or Motion.  The Pre Alarm will allow user to check, during playback, the previously recorded video before the record start time.

 Each frame on Title column shows camera title registered in DEVICES>Camera/PTZ. User cannot change camera titles

here.

 Click ( ) each frame on Resolution column to select recording resolution of a corresponding camera. User may select one

of 360x240(288), 720x240(288), 720x480(576), 960x480(576), 1280x720 and 1920x1080.

 Click ( ) each frame on Frames column to select recording rate of a corresponding camera. Recording rate varies by

camera. Below lists the maximum recording rate of each camera.

A, B and C Type

NTSC(PAL) 360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 960x480 (960x576)

4 Channel DVR

120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100) 120 (100)

8 Channel DVR

240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200) 240 (200)

16 Channel DVR

480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400) 480 (400)

-HD-SDI Type-

D Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel Max. 7.5 fps per Channel

E Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 15 fps per Channel

F Type

360x240 (360x288) 720x240 (720x288) 720x480 (720x576) 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080

4 Channel DVR

Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel Max. 30 fps per Channel

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Quality’ column to select recording quality of a corresponding camera. User may select its

recording quality from Super, High, Std and Low.

 Click ( ) each frame on ‘Duration’ column to select recording duration (i.e., 10 second ~ 1 hour) of a corresponding camera.  User may change the setting values of Resolution, Frames, Quality and Duration at a time by clicking the menu tab.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

NOTE

D, E and F Type DVR can detect 1080i, 1080p or 720p HD-SDI signals. If user connected Camera before the booting, each

signal is automatically detected and recognized (Auto Detection).

CAUTION

IF USER CONNECTS DIFFERENT TYPES OF HD-SDI SIGNALS WHILE DVR IS OPERATING. IT MAY CAUSE MALFUNCTIONS OF DVR.

4.5.4 Motion Detection

 Please click ( ) RECORD>Motion Detection and the following screen will appear.

 The Motion Detection menu will allow user to set Motion detection alarm.

 Press SETUP key (or right mouse button) and the SETUP menu will appear.  SETUP menu descriptions.

- Camera: select camera for setup.

- Sensitivity: select sensitivity (Low, Normal and High)

- Reverse Vert: activate the entire column at the cursor’s position.

- Reverse Horz: activate the entire row at the cursor’s position.

- Select All: active all blocks.

- Deselect All: deactivate all blocks.

- Copy to All Cameras: The present channel setup applies to all other cameras. Only when click save button, the changed

setup can be saved.

- Save: save the new settings and go back to previous menu (page).

- Exit: ignore the new settings and go back to previous menu (page).

- Cancel: cancel Motion Setup menu.

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.5.5 Holiday

 Please click ( ) RECORD>Holiday and the following screen will appear.

 The Holiday menu will allow user to register holidays. Please follow the registration procedure below.

① Use arrow buttons in the Month Calendar to select Year and Month of holiday to be registered.

- : search subsequent ‘Year’

- : search previous ‘Year’

- : search subsequent ‘Month’

- : search previous ‘Month’ ② Click ( ) on date user need to register as holiday. ③ Click ( ) ADD button and the date just clicked on will be copied to the Schedule frame for registration. ④ If wish to cancel the registration of a certain holiday, please click  button next to the Schedule frame.

 Since holidays may vary every year, we recommend user to update on a regular basis.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.6 LINK

 Please click ( ) LINK and the following screen will appear.

 The LINK menu will allow user to set recording modes of all kinds of alarms (Sensor, Motion Event, Video loss, System

Event, etc.), alarm output, e-mail notification and the like.

4.6.1 Alarm In

 Please click ( ) LINK>Alarm In and the following screen will appear.  Select cameras for recording while the motion sensor is in operation and alarm outputs and set up E-mail addresses for

notification.

 Link Notification displays E-mail addresses registered in DEVICES>Network>Notification.  Please follow the setup procedures below.

① Click ( ) Alarm In frame and select Alarm In 1. ② Select cameras for recording when Alarm In 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Camera. More than two

cameras can be set.

③ Select alarm outputs to be worked when Alarm In 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Alarm Out. More than

two alarm outputs can be set.

④ Select E-mail addresses for notification when Alarm In 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Notification. More

than two E-mail addresses can be set.

⑤ Repeat the above procedure for Alarm In 2~ Alarm In 16 (Up to 2 for A, D and E Type / Up to 5 for F Type / Up to 16 for

B and C Type).

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.6.2 Motion Event

 Please click ( ) LINK>Motion Event and the following screen will appear.

 Select cameras for recording while the motion sensor is in operation and alarm outputs and set up E-mail addresses for

notification.

 Link Notification displays E-mail addresses registered in DEVICES>Network>Notification.  Please follow the setup procedures below.

① Click ( ) Motion Event frame and select Motion Event 1. ② Select cameras for recording when Motion Event 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Camera. More than

two cameras can be set.

③ Select alarm outputs to be worked when Motion Event 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Alarm Out. More

than two alarm outputs can be set.

④ Select E-mail addresses for notification when Motion Event 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Notification.

More than two E-mail addresses can be set.

⑤ Repeat the above procedure for Motion Event 2~ Motion Event 16.

 Click ( ) By Duration box to set up the recording duration and prevent recording caused by event.  The duration time can be controlled by previous setting mode: RECORD>Settings>Event  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.6.3 Video Loss

 Please click ( ) LINK>Video Loss and the following screen will appear.

 Select cameras for recording while the motion sensor is in operation and alarm outputs and set up E-mail addresses for

notification.

 Link Notification displays E-mail addresses registered in DEVICES>Network>Notification.  Please follow the setup procedures below.

① Click ( ) Video Loss frame and select Video Loss 1. ② Select cameras for recording when Video Loss 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Camera. More than two

cameras can be set.

③ Select alarm outputs to be worked when Video Loss 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Alarm Out. More

than two alarm outputs can be set.

④ Select E-mail addresses for notification when Video Loss 1 is on. Please check  a check box under Link Notification.

More than two E-mail addresses can be set.

⑤ Repeat the above procedure for Video Loss 2~ Video Loss 16.

 Click No Beep  to deactivate alert sounds from video loss. Apply to all channels.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.6.4 System Event

 Please click ( ) LINK>System Event and the following screen will appear.

 Select recording cameras and alarm outputs while Emergency recording using EMERGENCY key and set E-mail addresses

for notification.

 Link Notification displays E-mail addresses registered in DEVICES>Network>Notification.  Please follow the setup procedures below.

① System Event frame displays Emergency, which user does not have to change. ② Select cameras for recording when emergency occurs. Please check  a check box under Link Camera. More than two

cameras can be set.

③ Select alarm outputs to be worked when emergency occurs. Please check  a check box under Link Alarm Out. More

than two alarm outputs can be set.

④ Select E-mail addresses for notification when emergency occurs. Please check  a check box under Link Notification.

More than two E-mail addresses can be set.

 Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

4.6.5 Popup Link

 Please click ( ) LINK>Popup Link and the following screen will appear.

 When Motion or Alarm-In is detected, user can select a popup or beep sound for warning, or have a particular channel of

interest to pop-up on Spot Screen.

 Please follow the setup procedures below.

① Select camera ② Popup: Please Check  a check box under making the popup screen for main monitor. ③ Beep: Please Check  a check box under making beep sound. ④ Spot: Please Check  a check box under making the popup screen for spot monitor.

 Click Copy to All Cameras button, then the present channel setup will apply to all other cameras.  Choose ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.

5. OPERATION INSTRUCTION

5.1 Viewing

5.1.1 First Image

 Power on DVR and the following live video will appear, while viewing and recording at the same time.

 The screen will display date/time and icons below.

Icon Description

Continuous recording mode

Event recording mode (Motion)

Event recording mode (Alarm In)

In recording

PTZ registration/PTZ mode

In Audio recording

CMS Access Indication/No. of accesses (up to 16)

In channel sequencing

Setup in HDD Overwrite mode

Setup in HDD None Overwrite mode(recording)

Setup in HDD None Overwrite mode(HDD Full)

 On the right bottom side of the screen, disk usage will show by %.

 On the left top side of each channel screen, , , , , , icon will show as its operation.

 At the normal state, HDD Overwrite mode is on and icon shows.

 When Overwrite mode is off Information>Record>Overwrite Setting), will show. And when the disk becomes full, the

icon will be changed to .

 Click Emergency recording button, icon will show.

 Click Audio button, icon will show. And click channel button, then user can change only audio channel.

NOTE

When front key does not work well, please check whether the audio icon is activated on the screen.

5.1.2 View Format

 The available view formats when the Main Monitor is in viewing mode include Full Screen, Split Screen, Channel

Sequencing Screen and PIP screen.

- Full Screen: Please press camera select key (1~16) to view the corresponding camera image in full view format.

NOTE

Using a mouse: Double click to view the corresponding camera image in full view format and click one more time to back to Split Screen.

- Split Screen: Please press DISPLAY key and the available split screens (or multi-window view formats) will display

alternately (i.e., 2x2, 3x3 and 4x4).

- Channel Sequencing: Please press SEQUENCE key to display images in sequencing view format periodically. This

automatic sequence function is not limited to the full screen format, but can be used in any view mode. In 8 channel DVR, 4-camera sequencing view mode is possible and in 16 channel DVR, 4 or 9-camera sequencing view modes are possible.

5.1.3 Digital Zoom

 Select a Channel into Full Screen.  Drag a portion to zoom by mouse.  Double click mouse to exit zoomed screen.  This function works only in the full screen. Users cannot use the digital zoom function in split screen format, channel

sequencing or PIP mode.

5.1.4 Freeze Live Image

 Press FREEZE key while viewing live image to pause the image.  The Freeze function works only in the full screen or split screen formats. Please do not use this function in channel

sequencing mode or in PIP mode.

5.1.5 Pan / Tilt Control

 Press PTZ key to adjust PTZ cameras connected to DVR. Pan/Tilt mode is available only in the full screen format.

 In Pan/Tilt mode, the icon is displayed on the bottom of the screen.  Following is the key usage found in Pan/Tilt mode.

Key Function

Up/Down/Left/Right rotation

Zoom out

Zoom in

Focus near

Focus far

Iris Close

Iris Open

Save Preset

Go to the Preset

Go to OSD main menu

Run Group Tour 1~9

Run Pattern 1~9

 To use a mouse in Pan/Tilt mode, please move the cursor to the lower portion near the center of the screen. To use front

button in Pan/Tilt mode, please push setup button.

 To activate PTZ control OSD menu, user must move the cursor to the bottom right portion of the screen. A key pad control

will show as follows:

 To save current camera number, select Preset No and button click.

 To move to preset, select preset No and button click.

 Available 1 ~ 255 Preset numbers can saved it depends on camera specification.  As explained earlier in 4.4.2., press Menu button to pop-up PTZ camera OSD setup screen and set up Tour and Pattern

items.

- Since these functions make use of a memory function of the camera itself, user should set them in Camera OSD.

- Once user completes the setup, close the Camera OSD menu.

- User can conveniently use Tour and Pattern functions simply by clicking Tour and Pattern buttons.

- Particulars on how to setup each function on OSD Menu are found in the manual of a corresponding camera.

NOTE

Suppose a command for using Tour function is 71 ~ 79 + Preset and if you had set Tour to 70, use Preset No: 1 ~ 9 + Tour button to benefit the Tour function (70 + 1~9).

NOTE

It is required to set Menu as Preset number 95 from camera in order to call camera menu display by clicking ‘menu’ button or using 95+Goto button.

5.1.6 System Log

 Press EVENT key and the System Log screen will appear.

 Please refer ‘SETUP>SYSTEM>System Log’ to learn different events listed on the System Log and see how to delete the

System Log.

5.1.7 Key Lock

 Press AUDIO>FF>FORWARD keys in sequence to operate the key lock function. This function is indicated by icon in

the lower portion on the right-hand side of the screen.

 Once the Key Lock function is activated, user cannot use any key. If wish to use a key, please enter the correct password to

release the key lock function. If Password is not required, simply press ENTER  key.

5.1.8 Emergency Recording

 When user presses EMERGENCY key, recording starts right away regardless of preset recording mode.  Emergency recording is not operated while SETUP.  Press Emergency key one more time to stop the emergency recording.

5.2 Search

 This involves searching recorded video to playback the wanted video of a specific date and time.  Press SEARCH key on the viewing screen, or Click Search menu at “Function Keys” and the following Search menu will

appear.

 There are three ways to search video, i.e., by date/time and by calendar.

- Date/Time Search: search by inputting date/time.

- Calendar Search: search by using calendar.

- Event Search: search by event.

5.2.1 Date / Time Search

 Please click ( ) Date/Time Search in SEARCH menu and the following input box will appear.

 Follow the procedure below to search video by date/time.

① Click ( ) the date and/or time whichever user needs to change and block the item. The designated item will be marked in

a square.

② Click ▲, ▼ buttons on the right-hand side to adjust the values.

 Choose ‘Search’ to confirm the setting. Then, the selected video will be played back.  Playback continues from the designated time until the last recording time.

5.2.2 Calendar Search

 Please click ( ) Calendar Search in SEARCH menu and the following input box will appear.

 Dates and Time with recorded data available will be high-lighted.  Follow the procedure below to search video by calendar.

① Select Year and Month by using the arrow buttons in the calendar.

- : search subsequent ‘Year’

- : search previous ‘Year’

- : search subsequent ‘Month’

- : search previous ‘Month’ ② Click ( ) a date. The date will be displayed in black color. ③ Click ( ) the box on the time indication bar to select the search time. The selected time zone will be focused in different

color.

④ Click ( ) the selected time box to show pop-up window on the screen, If there is a recorded data.

⑤ The screen will show selected date/time. ⑥ Click ▲▼ button for selecting cameras.

⑦ Click then recorded data will be highlighted on the bar. ⑧ Selected camera will show the time bar 0-60 and It will be marked on 2.5minutes basis during selected time zone.

⑨ Click ( ) the box on the time indication bar to select the start time of the video playback

 Click ( ) Search key to start playing back the selected video.  Playback continues from the designated time until the last recording time.

NOTE

Click ( ) search button to show entire channel search based on different time frames

5.2.3 Event Search

 Please click ( ) Event Search in SEARCH menu and the following input box will appear.  This involves searching recorded video to playback the selected video of a specific date and time.  Press SEARCH key on the viewing screen, or use the mouse wheel (central button) and the following Search menu will

appear.

① Designate Event Search start time. ② Designate Event Search end time. ③ Select camera (video) to search data. ④ Check a check box (Motion / Alarm In / Emergency / Serial In) Check box. ⑤ Click on Search Index button to recorded search event data.

5.3 Playback

 This involves searching recorded video to playback the wanted video of a specific date and time in search mode.  Press SETUP key or please press the mouse right button and click in Playback mode. Then, the following screen will appear.

 There are three ways to search video, i.e., by date/time and by calendar.

- Date/Time Search: search by inputting date/time.

- Calendar Search: search by using calendar.

- Event Search: search by event.

 There are three other functions in playback mode;

- Archive: The Archive function will allow user to copy the recorded video (moving images and still images) from a storage

device (USB memory stick, DVD-RW).

- Exit Search: From playback display to live display.

- Cancel: Hide menu in playback mode.

 Playback mode runs in the available maximum number of split screen format. To change the viewing mode, please press

DISPLAY key or Camera Select key (1~16).

NOTE

Using a mouse: Double click to view the full screen and double click one more time to back to Split Screen.

 Move the cursor of the mouse and the keypad control will appear at the bottom near the center of the screen.  Every time user presses the PLAY/PAUSE key during playback mode, it is changed to ‘1X PLAY’ and ‘PAUSE’. The

displayed sign on the screen also changes from to .

 Following is the key usage found in playback mode. User may also use the keypad provided on the screen.

Go to Start

• Go to start of recorded data

REW

• Fast reverse playback (changes to x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, x64 and Extreme with each press)

BACKWARD

• Frame-by-frame reverse still image playback

PLAY

• Playback mode: 1X PLAY

PAUSE

• PAUSE

FORWARD

• Frame-by-frame forward still image playback

• Fast forward playback

(changes to x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, x64 and Extreme with each press)

Go to End

• Go to end of the recorded data

 Press SEARCH key to stop playing back video.

5.4 One-touch Playback

 Press the PLAY/PAUSE key or double click the mouse wheel (central button) in the viewing mode. Then, user will be able to

view the wanted recorded video right away without going through the search procedure. The video plays back the recorded video from the last one minute. To stop playing back the video, please press SEARCH key.

5.5 Digital Zoom in Playback

 Users are able to use Digital Zoon function in full screen playback.  Drag a partition on to the screen, then the partition will enlarge as a full screen.  Double click the left button of mouse to exit the zoom-in screen.

5.6 Archive

 The Backup function will allow user to copy the recorded video (moving images and still images) from a storage device (USB

memory stick, DVD-RW).

 Please execute Backup Live or playback.  Follow the backup procedure.

① Press ARCHIVE key. In case of using a mouse, please press the mouse right button and click in Archive. Then, the

following screen will appear.

② Click ( ) Format frame to select EXE, AVI or JPEG. Choose EXE or AVI for storing moving images; and JPEG for still

images.

③ Click ( ) the keyboard display on the right-hand side of FROM frame to set the storage start time. ④ Click ( ) the keyboard display on the right-hand side of TO frame to set the storage end time. ⑤ Click ( ) Destination frame to select a storage device out of USB and DVD-RW. ⑥ Click ( ) the keyboard display on the right-hand side of File Name frame to input a file name. User does not need to

input extension (exe, avi, jpeg). Please note that the file is not going to be stored unless user inputs a name.

⑦ To set the Password to the file that users want to save, mark the check box of “use Password”. Then, Click the keyboard

button and set a password.

⑧ Check  a check box next to a camera with the video that want to store. User can archive multi channel at the same

time.

⑨ Click ( ) the Calculator button on the rightmost side of Format line to check the data capacity for backup. The

capacity will show only for EXE Archive.

⑩ Click ( ) Start button. Then, Progress bar will appear and the storage process proceeds. The progress bar does not

show actual progress time. Depending on to the file size, it will appear again even after it shows 100%. It is important not to detach storage device until DVR displays “Archive Success” message.

⑪ If the storage is done properly, Archive Success message will pop up. Please choose ‘OK’ to confirm. If the storage fails,

Archive Fail message will pop up. In this case, user must try again.

NOTE

Please do not use jpeg format while archiving in live mode.

NOTE

Please do not change the settings by DVR or CMS, while back up.

NOTE

Please enter all the necessary information before Click ‘START’.

NOTE

If the When the targeted file size is over 2GB, press “ ” button on the right again after the first “ARCHIVE SUCCESS”. And DVR will continue to archive to another file with the extension of “-002” Automatically added. In case of DVD media, change the media after the first file

is finished and press “ ” to continue to the rest of progress.

CAUTION

PLEASE DO NOT USE THE SPACE WHEN ENTER BACKUP FILE NAME.

CAUTION

WHILE BACKUP PROCEDURE, PLEASE DO NOT DETACH STORAGE DEVICE OR POWER OFF THE DVR. OTHERWISE, IT MAY CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE DVR OR THE STORAGE DEVICE. IN SUCH CASE, USER MUST REBOOT THE DVR. IF THE DVR DOES NOT OPERATE PROPERLY, USER MIGHT NEED TO CONTACT SERVICE CENTER.

CAUTION

WHEN ARCHIVING IN AVI FORMAT, IT ONLY SUPPORTS 1CH AND DOES NOT SUPPORT AUDIO AND PASSWORD FEATURES.

5.7 Menu Bar

 Menu bar enables users to control all function as front button on the OSD screen.

 Move the mouse cursor to bottom around Date and Time indication then Menu bar will show up on the live screen.  Each icon functions as below;

 : Exit the Menu Bar

 : Safely turn off the DVR

 : Enter Archive mode

 : Enter PTZ control mode

 : Enter Setup mode

 : Turn the display as 1 channel full screen. Additional click on full screen, it will change to next channel in sequence.

 : Turn the display as 4 channels split screen. Additional click will change to the next four channels in sequence.

 : Turn the display as 8 channels split screen. Additional click will change to the next eight channels in sequence.

 : Turn the display as 16 channels split screen, There is no changes when additional click on 16 channels split screen.

 : Activate the Sequence as configured on spot monitor Setup menu.

 : Control Spot Monitor 1. The spot monitor will stops sequencing and follows main monitor’s display(Full screen only).

 : Control Spot Monitor 2. The spot monitor will stops sequencing and follows main monitor’s display(Full screen only).

 : Control Spot Monitor 3. The spot monitor will stops sequencing and follows main monitor’s display(Full screen only).

 : Select the multi spot split mode by clicking MS and 1/4/9/16 buttons.

 : Play Instant Playback

 : Enter Calendar Search

 : Date and Time Search

 : Enter Event Search

 : Showing current Date & Time

5.8 Alarm Out Control

 Please click ( ) Color / Alarm in SEARCH popup menu or in front panel and the following input box will appear.

NOTE

This function is enabled only when LIVE MODE and 4 SPLIT SCREEN MODE or HIGHER.

NOTE

A Type has 1 Alarm Relay out, B and C Type has 2 Alarm Relay out ports and 4/8/16 Alarm out, D and E Type has 1 Alarm Relay out and 1 Alarm out, and F Type has 2 Alarm Relay out and 4 Alarm out.

 Please click ( ) Color / Alarm in SEARCH popup menu or in front panel and the following input box will appear.  Choose ‘Close’ to confirm the setting.

CAUTION

ALTHOUGH USERS TURN ITS SYSTEM SETTING TO DEFAULT, THE ANALOG OUTPUT WILL STAY PREVIOUS OUTPUT METHOD AND NOT EFFECT BY THE DEFAULT SETTING.

Professional Central Monitoring Software

CMS Pro

Full-featured Enterprise Class Surveillance Solution

User`s Manual

This document contains preliminary information and is subject to change without notice.

6. CMS Pro

6.1 CMS Pro Features

6.1.1 Introduction

 The CMS Pro is a central surveillance system solution that monitors multiple sites with video, audio and event signals

from DVR over networks.

 The software supports different windows of live viewer, playback player, interactive map viewer, various search panes

and event signal monitoring panes.

6.1.2 Features

 This program does not limit the number of units to register and monitor. The program displays up to 512 live videos; up to

256 channels on one screen and 256 channels on the other screen. The program supports as many monitors as a PC supports. Users may open windows or panes of live video displaying, data playing, event signal monitoring, map displaying, etc. Users can compose the central management system by choosing required widows or panes.

 The software supports different windows of live viewer, interactive map viewer, and event signal monitoring panes.  The program displays event signals in real-time by receiving from devices over the network.  On the program, users may control PTZ cameras and relay outputs on the server or DVR. By attaching microphone and

speaker system to devices on site, users may make bi-directional audio communication over the network.

 The main Search window provides users with various ways of searching data on DVR.  The map supports multi-layer structure, so that each map on different layers can respond interactively. On the map, users

may lay out icons of each device. Event signal triggers the icons on the map to blink, so that users may monitor event signals on the map. And Users can check the live view of individual camera on the map by clicking the video icon.

 With 5 different types of search function, users can search the recorded data according to user’s needs.

6.1.3 System Requirements

 CMS Pro may not run properly if the PC does not meet minimum requirements. Other programs should not run on the same

PC where this is running. Otherwise, CMS Pro software may not perform as designed.

Minimum Recommended

CPU

Intel Core i5 Intel Core i7

Main Memory

2GB 4GB or higher

Video Memory

1GB 2GB or higher

Display Resolution

1024ⅹ768 (with 32bit color) or higher

HDD Storage Space

160GB or higher

Network

100~1000 Mbps Fast Ethernet

Operating System

Windows XP Professional SP3 / Windows 7 Home edition(32/64) / Windows 7 ultimate (32/64)

Others

DirectX 9.0 C or higher

CAUTION

IF DUAL STREAMING IS DISABLED IN DVR, CMS ONLY CAN SUPPORT UP TO 16CH OF HD-SDI CAMERA CONNECTION.

6.2 Installation

6.2.1 Software Installation

 Please follow the program installation procedures below.

① If an old version of CMS Pro program was installed, completely uninstall or delete the old version.

CAUTION

USERS SHOULD COMPLETELY REMOVE CMS PRO PROGRAM OF AN OLD VERSION BEFORE INSTALLING NEW VERSION IN ORDER TO REDUCE COLLISION.

② Insert the provided CD in a PC. ③ Run the CMS Pro Setup.exe file. ④ When the following screen appears, click “Next.”

⑤ When the following screen appears, select folder and click “Next.”

⑥ When the following screen appears, select the check box according to user’s preference and click “Next.”

⑦ When the following screen appears, click “Install.”

⑧ When the following screen appears, click “Finish” to complete the installation.

NOTE

 If the PC has a previously installed CMS Pro, the installer asks whether to overwrite the existing DB or not. The DB

contains setting values on the program. If desired to maintain the existing values, click ‘No’ button.

 If the OS is Windows 7, then users have to run program as “Run as an administrator.” Or user can change the property of

the program from the menu, properties(right mouse click on the CMS pro icon) > Compatibility > check “ Run this program as an administrator”

6.2.2 Login

6.2.2.1 Login Process

 Open the CMS Pro. Users may open it by selecting the execution file through ‘Start’ menu [Start] – [CMS Pro] or by double-

clicking the execution icon on the background.

 Select a user ID in the ‘Login’ window. Users may see the entire list of IDs that are registered into the program by clicking on

the drop-down menu in the right-side. Initially, only the Administrator is registered as default.

 Enter the corresponding password with the selected ID. The default password of the ‘Administrator’ ID is ‘1111’.

Administrator may change the password in the program.

NOTE

Users may change the password in [Setup] – [Change Password] menu. For the detailed information, please refer to the ‘Chapter 7.4.4.3 Change Password’ page. The CMS Pro saves settings and layouts on the program of the current user when the program is closed.

6.3 Menu

 Below shows the brief explanation of each part on the screen.

1 Application

2 View set

3 Setup menu

4 Help menu

5 Server list pane

6 Display windows

7 Health check pane

8 Map list pane

9 Screen split selection icons

10 Audio control bar

11 Remote device system log pane

12 Remote device event log pane

13 CMS system log pane

14 Sequencing

15 Event Beep On / Off

16 Audio Status icon

6.4 Setup

6.4.1 Local Setup - Device

 Please make sure the network setting of DVR has been done properly prior to the remote connection setting.

6.4.1.1 Remote Site Connection Setup

 Click Setup – Local Setup – Device to enter the setup and a dialog will pop up as below picture.

6.4.1.2 New Device Register

 Select “Device Connection List” on left-hand side and click [New] to register new devices.

 Describe the connection information as below. User must fill in where information requested in bold.

- Device Name: Type the DVR name to be displayed in the server list pane. Please note that this name has no relation to the ID registered in DVR. Users may create a name to be easily distinguished.

- Description: Type brief description of the site

- IP Address: Input IP address or Domain Name of DVR (check from the SETUP>DEVICES>Network in DVR)

- Command Port: Input Administrator’s number among port numbers set in DVR (check from the

SETUP>DEVICES>Network in DVR). Default port number is 5920

- Stream Port: Input Video/Audio number among port numbers set in DVR (check from the SETUP>DEVICES>Network in DVR). Default port number is 5921

- Login ID: Type authorized ID of the DVR. Default ID is admin.

- Login Password: Type correspond password of the ID. Default Password is 1111

- Confirm Password: Retype the password to confirm

- Pop up Display: User can setting either video pop up or beep on corresponding channel when event occurs.

Device

 Choose a camera name between DVR and CMS setting or both.

- Device Camera Name: Display camera name of DVR.

- CMS Camera Name: Display Camera name of CMS.

- Both (Device-CMS) Camera Name: Display both as [DVR name]-[CMS name].

 If users mark the “Display to Server List”, camera name is displayed in the server list.  Type the name of each camera in “Camera Name” item.  Users will be able to type not only in English but also in their own languages.  It is possible to erase all names by clicking “Clear all names”.  Save and close the setting panel by clicking “OK”.  If users wish to exit without saving, then click “Cancel”.

 This function automatically detects and registers units where currently connected to local network.  Click “Scan Device”, then following will pop up.

6.4.1.3 Edit Registered Site

 Select a site to adjust on local setup window and click “Edit”  Change the setting then click “OK” to save and exit.  Alternately, users can also edit the site by right clicking the mouse on the server name in the Server List.

6.4.1.4 Remove Registered Site

 Select a site to delete on local setup window and click “Remove”  The site will be removed on the local setup window.

Camera

Scan Device

6.4.2 Device Group Setup

 It is possible to make a group of multi-devices for user’s convenience.

- Users are able to combine multiple devices as one group of connection for easy control.

- Users are able to extract the cameras from registered DVRs to make own group of display.

6.4.2.1 New Grouping Setting

 Please click “New” to set up the Group Name, select Division (from 4 to 144), and type the Description.  Select the site from the server list in the left-hand side of the window.  Right mouse click and click “connect” on the site or double clicking the device will show the tree of cameras and here users can

extract the channel they want.

 To add the channels into new group, drag & drop or double click on the camera.  Users are able to continue to extract and add the channel by connecting other DVRs.  Click “OK” to save and exit.  Users are able to set the pop up display function.

 Select a group to adjust on Group Setting window then click “Edit”

6.4.2.2 Edit Group Setting

 Change the setting then click “OK” to save and exit.  Right click on server list and select the “Edit Device”, and then following pop up window will show up. Users are able to set the

“description” and Popup Display

6.4.2.3 Remove Group Setting

 Select a group to delete on Group Setting window then click “remove”  The group will be removed on the local setup window.

6.4.3 Local Setup - Environment

 This enables users to adjust the default setting for user’s convenience.

6.4.3.1 System

 Users are able to check the current version of the software.  Users are able to select the language among English, Korean, Japanese, Russian and Turkish.

6.4.3.2 Viewer

 Audio

- Users are able to control the Audio volume.

 Video Display

 Users can adjust and set the environment of the Display window.  The Display option will be applied after program restarts and the contents are as below.

- Display Mode: It shows the format of display and YUV Mode is the default and it is not adjustable.

- Default Division: Users can select the number of division of display channels when the program initially displays the

screen. (from 1 to 144 division)

- Users are able to save division of display by marking the “Remember the pervious state” check box.

- Deinterlace Off: This function changes playback display into Progressive Scan or Interlace Scan. Uncheck ( )

Deinterlace Off, then frame will display as the Progressive Scan and shows the better picture quality..

- Show converted video: if this box is checked, all the converted displays from DVR will show up.

- Text-In display: Text data will be overlay on live and playback.

- Show Video Loss: Popup window will appear, if video loss occurs on the connected DVR.

NOTE

If users check “Show converted video” box, this setting will be applied to playback as well.

NOTE

This option will be applied after program restarts.

 Date / Time format: Users can adjust and set the mode of date / time display in accordance with the location.

- Date/Time: show current time.

- Date Format: select the date format among YYYY-MM-DD/MM-DD-YYYY/DD-MM-YYYY.

- Time Format: select the time format between 24Hours/ 12 Hours AM/PM.

 Display Font: Users can change the font of the name and display time of each channel.

- Type: select the type of font between Arial / Curier.

- Size: select the size of the font from 10 to 20and the default is 15.

- Color: select the color among 16 different colors.

6.4.3.3 Record

 Backup

Users can set the storage path of the image file of Screenshot or Zoom In Screenshot by typing the path or clicking the folder icon.

- Save Directory (Screenshot): Select the save directory by designating the folder in the PC and save format between bmp and jpg.

- Save Directory (Zoom In Screenshot): Select the save directory by designating the folder in the PC and save format between bmp and jpg.

 Instant Recording

Users can set the storage path of the instant recording file by selecting HDD installed in PC.

- Select Drive: Select PC’s HDD where instant recording file will be saved from the drop down menu and click “Add”. It will show Drive type, Free Space and Total Space of selected HDD.

- Storage List: Added HDDs can be prioritized or deleted. Use Up and Down arrow to prioritize and “Delete” to remove HDD from the list.

6.4.3.4 Setup

 Select Save Directory: Users can select the save directory of setup data or log data by designating the folder in the PC or other

storage device and the change of the directory will be applied only after clicking “OK” button and exit.

NOTE

Instant Recording will be automatically stopped when less than 10GB is left in the directory.

NOTE

Please refer to Chapter 1.7.2.9 for Instant Recording.

 Select Data: Select data which users would like to save in the storage devices.  Default setup: Initialize the setup to factory default. Click “OK” to exit the program.

 Setup Import: Copy the Menu setup stored in USB memory stick(or PC HDD) into DVR. Please plug in the memory stick and then

click ( ) Import.

 Setup Export: Store the Menu setup of DVR in USB memory stick(or PC HDD). Please plug in the memory stick and then click ( )

Export.

 Apply: Click the “Apply” button to apply the settings.

6.4.3.5 Instant Playback

 Instant Playback: Users are able to see the recorded data easily by using instant playback function.  Set the time from which the recorded data is displayed.  Instant Playback is displayed from the last preset time. (1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30Min, 1, 3Hour, Default is 3Min)  For example, if 5 Min is set as a playback period, then users are able to see the last 5 minute’s data from the current time.

6.4.3.6 Auto Sequence

 Auto Sequence: Users are able to switching the camera view and setup the dwelling time between the different camera views.

 Set the dwelling time by clicking the to increase and decrease the seconds. Note that it is only limited from 3~60seconds.

6.4.4 Local Setup - Account

 When more than 2 users need to access CMS Pro, multiple User Accounts and its authorization can be set in this menu.

 This setup is only permitted to Admin account holder..

6.4.4.1 Add User Account

 Click “New” button and the following will appear.

 Type: Select one of the two types of user account, Manager and User from the drop-down menu.

- While Manager Account allows all of the authorization to be controlled, User Account is permitted to set only Search, PTZ control, and E-map functions.

 Create a User name and Password and then type Description of the account.  Mark the authorization check boxes ( ) to allow.

- It is possible to give an authorization selectively to the individual user account.

- “Check All” grants all the authorizations and “Uncheck All” deprives all the authorizations.

 Click “OK” to save and exit.

6.4.4.2 Edit User Account

 Users are able to adjust its Authorization and Password from EDIT button.  All the procedures are same as Add User Account.

6.4.4.3 Remove User Account

 Users are able to remove the existing account.  Select an account to delete then click “REMOVE” button.

6.4.4.4 Login Setting

 This function protects any activities of all Manager/User accounts by asking ID and Password prior to the fulfillments.  Select the activities from the list ( ) and click “Apply” to save.

6.4.5 Local Setup – E-map

 Users are able to create various E-maps and it enables monitoring both Live and Playback screen.

6.4.5.1 Registering a New E-map

 Click “New” Tab to set up the E-Map.

 In order to load an image of the map, click “Load Map Image” that users would like to use as an E-Map.  Users should select the image format between BMP and JPG.

 Place the icon of cameras, audios and alarms on the map. Each icon’s detail is as below.

- Box Camera. Generally indicates as Outdoor camera.

- Dome Camera. Generally indicates as Indoor camera.

- Users can hear the audio in the site by clicking the icon after setting the E-map.

- The icon will be light on when the alarm in is activated.

- If users click the icon, the light is on the icon and the alarm equipment such as siren and buzzer will be activated in the

site.

- Users are able to put description in the map using the Text Box.

 Select component

- , , , , , Click the icon you want(then the icon turns to orange color) and click

again on the place you’d like to locate on the loaded image.

- Users can rotate the icon to the direction that they want and move to other places by dragging.

 Select Size: Size of the icon varies from 24*24, 32*32 to 48*48.  Edit Name: Type the name of the icon and click the “Apply” to change the name.  Reposition: The icons which are set up on the map can be repositioned into the right place even if the map size is changed

(enlarged/reduced).

 Delete All Components: By clicking this button, users can delete all the components in the map at once.  Font: Change the font of the text of the icon.

- Click “font”, then submenu will appear.

- Users can select the font style, color, size, and other effects.

- Check “Apply to All” to apply the change to all the components.

 Click “File” Tab to continue to set up the E-map.  Type a name of E-map when you finish map setting in “New” menu.  Click “new” to add a new location in Location list. If the other location is already saved, then select the location from the list.

 Select type among Outdoor, Floor, and Room.

- Users can set up the hierarchical E-map in their taste.

- For example, after setting up the floor map, room maps are added under the floor map.

 DVR Name: Select the specific DVR from the list to connect E-map.  Users are able to check the E-map and its hierarchical structure from the “Registered E-map list”.

- Here, users are able to load the map, delete the map and show map viewer by clicking mouse right button on the map list.

 Click “Save” to save and exit.

6.4.6 Remote Device Setup

 Select one among the connected devices and click “OK”.  Then the setup window appears same as the one in the DVR.

 Click “OK” to save and exit

NOTE

Some settings cannot be modified remotely.

6.4.7 Change Password

 Users are able to change the password of the ID.

- Password: input the current password.

- New Password: input the new password.

- Confirm Password: confirm the new password.

NOTE

User “ID” cannot be modified.

6.4.8 Help

6.4.8.1 About

 The version of CMS Pro can be checked here.

6.5 View

 The viewer of this program is composed with 5 types of different panes.

- Server List, Remote Device System Log, Remote Device Event Log, CMS System Log and Health Check.

6.5.1 Server List

 When the device is registered, then it is displayed on the Server List.  If uncheck “Visible” in the server list menu, then the list will not be shown.  Check “Left” or “Right” to move the list to left or right side of the screen.

6.5.2 Remote Device System Log

 User can check the system log of the device in this menu.  Type, Date/Time/Description can be checked.  The contents in the parenthesis show the name of the device. Ex) [Demo]  Check “Visible” in the Remote Device System Log menu to see the menu or uncheck “Visible” in order not to see the menu.  Click the “Update Log” button to update the log.

6.5.3 Remote Device Event Log

 Check “Visible” in the Remote Device Event Log menu to see the menu or uncheck “Visible” in order not to see the menu.  Users can select the registered device from the drop down box menu.  Alarm In / Motion / Video Loss / Alarm Out can be selected separately as Event. (More than 2 events can be selected at the same

time.)

 And by clicking “Event log On/Off” after right mouse click on the device in the server list, users can check/uncheck all the events at

once.

 When the event operates, the event log will show the information of the event in the list.

 If click the pause button in the menu, then event log will be stopped.  Click the resume button to resume the system event log. (The log data will be lost during the pause.)

NOTE

The Remote Device Event Log is on when the “pause” is shown while the log is stopped when the “resume” is shown in the menu.

 Double click the detected “ Alarm In” or “Motion” event in the remote device event log to check the video of the event.

 Click the “Refresh” button to refresh the data.  Click the right mouse button on the registered device to on/off Event Log in the Server List.  If user selects “Event Log Off”, all event logs will be unchecked on Remote Device Event Log panel.

6.5.4 CMS System Log

 This is the log menu where users can check the log information of the CMS program.  Check “Visible” in the CMS System Log menu to see the menu or uncheck “Visible” in order not to see the menu.  Click the “Update Log” button to update the log.  Users can classify the Manager and User by checking the ID and get the information of connect/disconnect and shutdown of the

user.

6.5.5 Health Check

 This is the menu where users can easily check the overall status of the device.

 Check “Visible” in the Health Check to see the menu or uncheck “Visible” in order not to see the menu.  Left mouse click on the device in the server list to see the information of health check.  HDD Status

- HDD is not connected and cannot be added.

- HDD is connected.

- HDD is not connected currently but can be added.

- An error occurred in HDD.

 Camera Status

- Camera is in covert mode.

- Camera is connected.

- Camera is not connected currently but can be added.

- Camera is not connected and cannot be added.

 Recording Data Status

- The channel is not being recorded because it’s not supported.

- The channel is being recorded.

- The channel is not being recorded currently but can be recorded later.

 Alarm In Status

- Alarm In is not activated and cannot be added.

- Alarm In is being activated.

- Alarm In is not activated currently but can be added later.

 Alarm Out Status

- Alarm Out is not activated and cannot be added.

- Alarm Out is being activated.

- Alarm Out is not being activated but can be added later.

 Motion Status

- Motion is not activated and supported.

- Motion is being activated.

- Motion cannot be activated but can be activated later.

6.5.6 Show All Windows

 This function will make visible all the invisible window panes.

6.6 Application

6.6.1 Search

 There are five different types of search menu; Timebar, Event, POS/ATM, Thumbnail and Smart Search  The detailed information and directions is described in chapter 8.

6.6.2 Exit

 If users wish to exit the program, then click the “Exit” in the Application menu.

6.7 Live (Live Video Monitoring System)

6.7.1 Overview

 This program is to display live video from multiple channels in customized screen format.  The program is based on user friendly interface. Users may configure the entire program and open or close the panes and

screens in the program.

 The information of the device can be checked and monitored in real time.  The overall information of recording/live view can be checked.  ‘Login Display’ pane is to display the current user ID, authority group, data and time information.  Dual, Triple monitor can be available and the quadruple monitor can be available by using splitter.  Two live panes. 256 channels for each pane.

6.7.2 Live Monitor Menu

 The following functions are operated when the right mouse button is clicked on the screen.

6.7.2.1 Full Screen On

 Click “Full Screen On” to make selected channel into a full screen.  Click “Full Screen Off” to exit the full screen.

6.7.2.2 Auto Sequence

 Users are able to set the auto sequence.  When user set the “Auto Sequence” display mode, screen will change to 1 channel display mode and channel will be

changed by user’s setup. For more information Please refer chapter 1.4.3.6.

6.7.2.3 Instant Playback

 Instant playback is available in both Live1 and Live2 pane, but screen capture is available in either live1 or live2.

 After right mouse click, move the mouse cursor to “Instant Playback”. Then, play and setup menu will appear.

- Play: The recorded video of the pre-setup time will be displayed in the playback viewer.

- Setup: The time of instant playback can be setup in this menu, from 1minute to 3hours.

(1Min, 3Min, 5Min, 10Min, 15Min, 30Min, 1Hour, 3Hour. The default time is 3Min.)

NOTE

Users can also set up the Instant playback in the menu, “Local Setup – Environment”.

 The image capture is supported in the instant playback viewer by clicking right mouse button on “Capture Image.”

NOTE

For more detailed information of captured image, please refer to the Chapter 1.7.2.6 “Screen capture & Image”.

6.7.2.4 Digital Zoom

 To use digital Zoom, please make the display as 1CH.  Right click on the mouse and select Enter Digital Zoom.

 To Zoom in and out, please use the display function at the corner of the channel Display or click and drag the area wish to

zoom in.

 Zoom area can be moved by dragging the position from the corner box.

Zoom In

Zoom Out

Zoom Area : The Screen will revert to x4 digital zoom screen.

 After right mouse click on the channel that PTZ camera is connected, select “PTZ control”.

NOTE

Digital Zoom function can be only used when the display is adjusted as 1 CH. The digital zoom function is able to zooming approximately x32.

Zoom Area

Zoom in / out function

6.7.2.5 PTZ Control

 After right mouse click on the channel that PTZ camera is connected, select “PTZ control”.  Users can designate the certain area and set the name by using “Preset” function.  Up to 255 presets can be designated.

 Zoom

- Zoom in

- Zoom out

 Focus

- Near Focus

- Far Focus

 Iris

- Iris Open

- Iris Close

 Preset

- Set Preset

- Go to Preset

- Drop down menu: Select a preset number which is set in the camera.

- Preset Name: Save the selected preset name.

6.7.2.6 Screen Capture & Print

 After right mouse click, select “Capture & Print Screen”  The brightness, contrast and saturation can be adjusted to store in users’ taste and can be printed directly.

NOTE

Image adjustment is only possible on the last captured image.

 Users are able to save the captured image by clicking “Save as Image”.  Create a name of captured image and select the image type between BMP and JPG  Users are able to choose the folder in which they wish to store the image.

 Click “Show Captured Image” to show the captured images.  Users can even recapture the part of the captured image by dragging the place users want.  Click “Print” button to print all the captured images at once.  If users want to print the image one by one, then click the “Print Preview” button.

- Users can type the title in the text box on the top

- Add Text: Users can add the description in the text box on the bottom.

- Delete Text: Delete the last written text at once.

- Delete all: Delete the all the text in the captured image.

 Click “Hide Captured Image” to hide the captured images.

6.7.2.7 Audio On/Off

 Click right mouse button to on/off audio in the channel.  Audio On/Off function is applied to only one channel out of all connected channels.

- Once audio is on “ ” will be changed to show connected audio channel. “ ”

6.7.2.8 MIC On/Off

 Click right mouse button to on/off Mike.  Users can deliver the audio through the speaker connected to DVR by sending the audio from PC where CMS Pro is activated.

6.7.2.9 Instant Recording

 Click right mouse button to activate the Instant Recording.  In the Instant Recording, there are three choices of start recording, setup and open folder.  Click Start Recording to record the particular channel that user wants.

 If user wants to have password for the archiving file, please click ‘Use Password’ and type the password that users want to use.

 If users click ‘OK’, It will start recording of particular chosen channel.  When users want to view the archived file, please choose “Open Folder”

 It will open the saved directory of the file.  When users double click the created file, password window will pop –up.  Please type the previous password that users entered in Password setup

 When Users want to “stop recording”, click right mouse again and select Instant Recording and choose “stop recording”.  Choose “Setup” in the Instant Recording to set up the recording duration and default directory.

 In the recording duration, users can setup the hours and minutes by clicking the “upside down arrows”

 In the Default Directory, users can choose the directory to save the recorded file by clicking the .

 “Open folder” will allow users to select the recorded files and play them.

6.7.2.10 Display Option

 Users can set up the display of camera name and time in “Display Option”.  After right mouse click, check the “Show Camera Name” to display the camera name or uncheck the menu to hide it.  After right mouse click, check the “Show Time” to display time or uncheck the menu to hide it.

6.7.3 Screen Layout Control

 Since every menu can be relocated by drag and drop, it is easy to customize the lay out in users’ taste.

6.7.4 Change Division Display

 From a single full screen to 256 channels, various combination of channel display is provided by clicking the icon at the bottom of

the screen.

6.7.5 Sequencing

 Click the to switch the channel according to setup made in auto sequence in Local setup – Environment.

 It is only supported one channel

6.7.6 Audio Volume Control

 Users can control the audio volume using the bar controller at the bottom of the screen.

6.8 Search

6.8.1 Overview

 There are five different types of search function and users are able to search the recorded data by using a suitable search function

of the five in accordance with their purpose.

NOTE

Search window cannot be closed during playback, also cannot be changed window size. Please close the window after stop. Playback more than 2 channels at the same time is available only in time bar search.

6.8.2 Time Bar Search

 First of all, open a search window by clicking the “search” in the application menu.  Click the “connect” after right mouse clicking on the device list.  Once it is connected to the program, date, month and year of the recorded data is highlighted in the calendar.  The text box in the left-bottom side of the window shows the time of playback video.  The recorded data of a day is displayed as a colored bar on the time line at the bottom.  Users can easily search the recorded data by clicking on the time in the time bar.

NOTE

Users can change the speed of rewind and fast forward from x1 to Extreme. It is speed of REW and FF, not the one of play.

 Users can use Right click to access Audio On/Off, Digital Zoom and Capture and Print Screen.

- Audio On/Off: User can enable audio function. If Audio is connected Audio Status will change.

- Enter Digital Zoom: User can use Digital zoom. Please refer 1.7.2.4 Digital Zoom.

- Capture and Print Screen: User can capture image. Please refer 1.7.2.6 Screen Capture and Image.

NOTE

Audio and Digital Zoom are supported only in 1CH display mode.

 In the playback menu, users are able to decide to search the data from the beginning of the day or from the cursor position.

 Or just simply click on the time line users want, and then click “ ” button on the left.

 Click “Archive” button to set up the Archive.  In this menu, it is available to set the start time, end time, file name, the location of the file, password and the cameras to store.  After finishing setup, click “Start EXE Backup”.

NOTE

Archiving function is available only in time bar search.

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6.8.3 Event Search

 Click the “connect” after right mouse clicking on the device and select the “Event Search”.  Check the event type which users wish to search among “Emergency”,” Alarm” and “Motion”.

(Users can select more than 2 event types at the same time)

 Select a camera to search. (Only 1 camera can be selected in event search.)  Set up the start time and end time in Date/Time setting and click “Search” button.

 To check the event that is detected on the right side of the search window, double click the event that users want.

6.8.4 POS/ATM Search

 Click the “connect” after right mouse clicking on the device and select the “POS/ATM Search”.  Type the text that users want to find in the “POS / ATM” text box.  Select a camera to search. (Only 1 camera can be selected in this search.)  Set up the start time and end time in Date/Time setting and click “Search” button.  The detected text will be displayed in the right side of the search window.

 Double click or click on the event(Text In) and click the play button “ ” to check the playback..

 Text Option – Display unit is transaction (Database)

 Display Position – Users are able to select the display option of the playback.

- Text Window: Only text will be displayed in the top right side of the search window during the playback.

- Overlay: The text will be overlaid on the playback video.

- Both: The text will be overlaid on the video and the text window as well.

- Hide All: The text will not be displayed in both video and the text window.

 To check the event that is detected on the right side of the search window, double click the event that users want.

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