Defender Security 82-12475 User Manual

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USER MANUAL

Model #82-12475

4 CHANNEL DIGITAL

VIDEO RECORDER

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

For best results, please read this instruction manual completely before installing your new DVR.

FCC Compliance

USER-INSTALLER CAUTION: YOUR AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THIS FCC VERIFIED EQUIPMENT

COULD BE VOIDED IF YOU MAKE CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE TO PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES.

NOTE: 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 HIS OWN EXPENSE.

THIS CLASS A DIGITAL APPARATUS MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THE CANADIAN INTERFERENCE-CAUSING EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS.

WARNINGS, CAUTIONS & COPYRIGHT

WARINGS

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECT THROUGH VENTILATION GRILLS.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

CAUTION

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

Explanation of Graphical Symbols

USERS OF THE SYSTEM ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING AND COMPLYING WITH ALL FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LAWS AND STATUTES COIPCERNING THE MONITORING AND RECORDING OF VIDEO AND AUDIO SIGNALS. ULTRAK SHALL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE USE OF THIS SYSTEM IN VIOLATION OF CURRENT LAWS AND STATUTES.

THE TRADEMARKS MENTIONED IN THE MANUAL ARE LEGALLY REGISTERED TO THEIR RESPECTIVE COMPANIES.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of insinuated "dangerous voltage" within the products enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral rhombus is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature accompanying the product.

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................... 5

2. HARDWARE OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................6

3. SETUP PROCEDURES ............................................................................................................ 8

3.1 SYSTEM SETUP ...............................................................................................................9

3.2 CAMERA SETUP............................................................................................................10

3.3 RECORD SETUP ............................................................................................................ 11

3.4 ALARM SETUP...............................................................................................................12

3.5 SCHEDULE RECORD ...................................................................................................12

3.6 EVENT LIST ...................................................................................................................13

3.7 HDD MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................... 13

3.8 LOAD DEFAULT ............................................................................................................14

3.9 EXIT.................................................................................................................................. 14

4. OPERATION PROCEDURES ...............................................................................................15

4.1 GETTING STARTED .....................................................................................................15

4.2 RECORDING ..................................................................................................................15

4.3 PLAYBACK .....................................................................................................................15

4.4 VGA OUTPUT................................................................................................................. 16

5. PLAYBACK FROM USB .......................................................................................................16

5.1 INTRODUCTION & SYSTEM REQUIREMENT ......................................................17

5.2 VIEW & BACKUP ..........................................................................................................18

5.3 MYS PLAYER ................................................................................................................. 20

5.4 APPLICATION SETTING .............................................................................................22

6. SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................................................................23

7. RECORDING TIME LENGTH.............................................................................................24

8. HDD/FLASH COMPATIBLE TABLE ..................................................................................25

9. HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES ..............................................................26

SETUP MENU LIST

SETUP MENU

SYSTEM SETUP CAMERA SETUP RECORD SETUP ALARM SETUP SCHEDULE RECORD EVENT LIST HDD MANAGEMENT DEAFULT SETUP EXIT

START TIME: 2007/JAN/01 10:07:00

END TIME: 2005/JAN/05 12:07:30

> 01 RECORD 2007/JAN/05 12:07:00

02 MOT CH1 2007/JAN/05 12:06:00 03 MOT CH2 2007/JAN/04 12:05:00 04 MOT CH3 2007/JAN/04 10:04:00 05 MOT CH1 2007/JAN/02 12:03:00 06 RECORD 2007/JAN/02 22:02:00 07 POWER 2007/JAN/01 10:07:00

OVERWRITE ENABLE YES HDD FULL WARNING 10% HDD CAPACITY 76GB HD D LE FT RATIO 73G B 97 % HDD FORMAT N/A EXIT

EVENT LIST

HDD MANAGEMENT

SET TIME/DATE TIME DISPLAY MODE 2007/JAN/01 TIME DISPLAY ON LANGUAGE SELECT ENGLISH KEY LOCK OFF MENU SETUP PROTECTION OFF CHANGE PASSWORD SYSTEM SELECT NTSC EXIT

SYSTEM SETUP

CAMERA SELECT CAM1 CAMERA RECORD ON MOTION SENTSITIVITY 1[MIN] BRIGHTNESS STANDARD CONTRAST STANDARD HUE STANDARD EXIT

RECORD MODE MUX NORMAL RECORD FPS 30P ALARM RECORD FPS 30P ALARM RECORD DWELL 10SEC RECORD QUALITY HIGH MOTION MIGRATION ON

AUDIO RECORD ON

EXIT

CAMERA SETUP

RECORD SETUP

ALARM SETUP

BUZZER DWELL 5SEC VIDEO LOSS ALARM ON MOTION ALARM OFF ALARM DISPLAY MODE OFF EXIT

SCHEDULE SETUP

0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 240 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24

1. INTRODUCTION

This product is a 4 camera input appliance with multiple features and functions:

z Live display, play back and video recording capabilities.

z Reliable stand-alone operation (on-board OS).

z M-JPEG compression technology

z Standard analog camera support with BNC composite video connection ports

z Multi-speed recording selection on normal recording mode or alarm recording mode

(max 30fps in both modes).

z Individual camera adjustments for contrast, hue and brightness

z Support for up to 500GB HDD (on-screen compatibility status indicator).

z Selectable recording resolutions (best/high/medium/low).

z Manual or motion-activated recording.

z Motion detection sensitivity adjustment for each camera channel.

z Playback of recorded footage can be searched by time or by event list.

z Multiple playback modes to review recorded video (rewind at up to ×32, and fast-

forward up to ×4, ×8, and ×16).

z Forward search payback mode facilitates field by field pause.

z OSD (on screen display) menu for easy operation and setting modifications.

z On-screen storage capacity indicator and HDD selectable overwrite.

z System will restore the previous setting and continue camera activity after restart.

z Support PC Link backup via USB connector.

z NTSC/PAL switching by OSD menu.

z Advanced buzzer control.

2. HARDWARE OVERVIEW

Front Panel Overview

1 2 3 4 5 6

1234

Rec

Rew

Quad

F.FwdStop Pause

Enter

Play

16 13 17

POWER

REC

PLAY

H.D.D

USB PC

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Part Label DVR Function Part Label DVR Function

Quad

7 Rec

Stop

F.Fwd Search

▲

►

POWER Power status LED.

PLAY Playback status LED.

Channel 1 Full screen & number 1.

Channel 3 Full screen & number 3.

Quad screen: All cameras are displayed.

Recording button.

Press Stop to stop playback or recording.

From ×4, x8, ×16 fast forward. Move upward or increase the number. Press MENU to go into or exit menu. Move to right or increase the number.

6 ENTER Select MENU option

Rew Search Up to ×32 fast rewind

Pause

Play

▼

◄

USB → PC

REC Recording status LED.

H.D.D H.D.D LED

Channel 2 Full screen & number 2.

Channel 4 Full screen & number 4.

Pause & Picture by Picture

forward Play button & get into quick time search. Move downward or decrease the number. Move to left or decrease the number USB connector for image backup using PC software

IR Receiver Accept IR Remote Controller

Back Panel Overview

Video Input

Monitor Out

Audio Out

Audio In

VGA OUT

DC 12V / 3.5A

Part Label Function

1 CAM1, 2, 3, 4 Cameras 1, 2, 3, and 4 video input BNC connector.

2 MONITOR OUT Composite video output BNC connector.

3 AUDIO OUT Connect to audio output (Optional)

4 AUDIO IN Connect to audio input (Optional)

5 VGA OUT Connect to CRT or LCD monitor. (Option)

6 POWER CONNECTOR DC12V Power Adaptor in.

3. SETUP PROCEDURES

LIVE VIEWING

REC 30P 2007/JAN/01 10:20:30 MON

CH1 O O CH2

CH3 O O CH4

231GB/239GB 97% [FULL REC] MUX

STATUS BAR - Press ▲ button to move from top to bottom, or down a

STATUS BAR

INFROMATION BAR

line. Recording FPS will be displayed on

the left upper corner.

INFORMATION BAR - Press ▼ button to move from bottom or to move up a

line, or use ◄ or ► buttons to

change information between HARD DISK STATUS, RECORDING MODE or AUDIO RECORDING STATUS.

Note: Live viewing will resume after two minutes of MENU mode inactivity. If full-time or alarm

recording is set, recording will automatically resume after 5 seconds of inactivity in the MENU viewing

mode.

MAIN SETUP MENU

SETUP MENU

SYSTEM SETUP CAMERA SETUP RECORD SETUP ALARM SETUP SCHEDULE RECORD EVENT LIST HDD MANAGEMENT DEAFULT SETUP EXIT

Press the MENU button to access the main menu.

Use the ▲ or ▼ button to select items.

Press the ◄ or ► button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU again to exit the SETUP mode.

3.1 SYSTEM SETUP

System set up.

3.2 CAMERA SETUP

Camera set up.

3.3 RECORD SETUP

Recording set up.

3.4 ALARM SETUP

Alarm set up.

3.5 SCHEDULE RECORD

3.6 EVENT LIST

Recording event list

3.7 HDD MANAGEMENT

Hard disk management

3.8 DEAFULT SETUP

Return to factory setting

3.9 EXIT

Escape from the setup menu

Schedule recording set up

3.1 SYSTEM SETUP

SYSTEM SETUP

SET TIME/DATE TIME DISPLAY MODE 2007/JAN/01 TIME DISPLAY ON LANGUAGE SELECT ENGLISH KEY LOCK OFF

MENU SETUP PROTECTION O FF

CHANGE PASSWORD SYSTEM SELECT NTSC EXIT

Press ▲ or ▼ buttons in "SYSTEM SETUP" & ◄ or ► to

enter:

Use the ▲ or ▼ button to select items.

Press the ◄ or ► button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU back to SETUP MENU.

A. SET TIME/DATE

Use W or X button to move, ▲ or ▼ button to setdate & time. Use MENU key to return to setup menu.

B. TIME DISPLAY MODE

Use W or X button to set YY/MM/DD, MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY.

C. TIME DISPLAY ON/OFF

Use W or X button to change time display ON or OFF.

D. LANGUAGE SELECT ENGLISH

Use W or X button to change language.

E. KEY LOCK ON/OFF

Use W or X button to change ON or OFF.

F. MENU SETUP PROTECT ON/OFF

Use W or X button to change ON or OFF.

G. CHANGE PASSWORD

Key in password (see example below) with following sequence CURRENT PASSWORD -> NEW

PASSWORD -> CONFIRM PASSWORD

. The default password is 1111.

To use the control panel for numeric entry, refer to the example below for number button equivalents:

is "1" , is "2" , is "3" , is "4"

H. SYSTEM SELECT NTSC/PAL

Use W or X button to change video system to NTSC or PAL.

F. EXIT

Return to the SETUP MENU.

3.2 CAMERA SETUP

CAMERA SELECT CH1 CAMERA RECORD ON MOTION SENTSITIVITY 1[MIN] BRIGHTNESS STANDARD CONTRAST STANDARD HUE STANDARD EXIT

CAMERA SETUP

Press ▲ or ▼ key on "CAMERA SETUP" & ◄ or ► to

enter:

Use the ▲ or ▼ button to select items.

Press the ◄ or ► button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU back to SETUP MENU.

A. CAMERA SELECT CAM1/CAM2/CAM3/CAM4

Use ◄ or ► button to select CH1 – CH4 cameras.

For each camera (CH1 – CH4) chosen in CAMERA SELECT:

B. CAMERA RECORD ON/OFF

Use ◄ or ► button to set recording function (ON or OFF).

C. MOTION SENTSITIVITY OFF / 1[MIN] / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5[MAX]

Use ◄ or ► button to adjust the sensitivity of the selected camera from 0 (off) to 5 (MAX).

D. BRIGHTNESS 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 /STANDARD/ 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 /10

Use ◄ or ► button to adjust the brightness of the selected camera. Initial number is 5 (STANDARD).

E. CONTRAST 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 /STANDARD/ 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 /10

Use ◄ or ► button to adjust the contrast of the selected camera. Initial number is 5 (STANDARD).

F. HUE 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 /STANDARD/ 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 /10

Use ◄ or ► button to adjust the hue of the selected camera. Initial number is 5 (STANDARD).

G. E X I T

Return to the SETUP MENU.

3.3 RECORD SETUP

RECORD SETUP

RECORD MODE MUX NORMAL RECORD FPS 30P ALARM RECORD FPS 30P ALARM RECORD DWELL 10SEC RECORD QUALITY HIGH

MOTION MIGRATION ON

AUDIO RECORD ON EXIT

Press ▲ or ▼ key on "RECORD SETUP" & ◄ or ► to

enter:

Use the ▲ or ▼ button to select items.

Press the ◄ or ► button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU back to SETUP MENU.

A. RECORD MODE MUX/QUAD

Use ◄ or ► button to select MUX (multiplexer) or QD (quad) recording.

B. NORMAL RECORD FPS 1/2/3/4/5/7/10/15 & 30P

Use ◄ or ► button to select recording speed. 15P means 15 fields per second (FPS), with 30P being the

highest speed, and 1P is the lowest. Choose from 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 7 / 10 / 15 & 30P. The NTSC default is

15P, and the PAL default is 12P.

C. ALARM RECORD FPS 1/2/3/4/5/7/10/15 & 30P

Use ◄ or ► button to select the alarm recording speed when external alarm or motion detection is

triggered. Choose from 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 7 / 10 / 15 & 30 FPS (Frames per Second); NTSC default 30P, PAL

at 25P.

D. ALARM RECORD DWELL 1~30SEC

Use ◄ or ► button to set the dwell time for alarm recording when motion detection is triggered. There are

a total of 30 speeds from which to choose (1 to 30). When motion is triggered within the dwell period the

screen will switch to quad mode. The corresponding camera will indicate MOT (Motion) on-screen. The

default dwell time is 10 seconds..

E. RECORD QUALIT Y (BEST/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW)

Use ◄ or ► button to select the BEST, HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW recording quality. Note: HDD storage

will be consumed at a greater rate as higher quality is chosen. Carefully consider hard disk capacity to

optimize the recording quality (refer to the table on page 24 for estimated storage requirements for various

quality settings).

F. MOTION MIGRATION ON

Use ◄ or ► button to select addition of detected motion to event list. The efault setting is on.

AUDIO RECORD ON (Optional)

Use ◄ or ► button to switch join audio into recording or not

Suggested to use 3PPS or above to record.

H. EXIT

Return to the SETUP MENU.

3.4 ALARM SETUP

ALARM SETUP

BUZZER DWELL 5SEC VIDEO LOSS ALARM ON MOTION ALARM OFF ALARM DISPLAY MODE OFF EXIT

Press ▲ or ▼ key on "ALARM SETUP" & ◄ or ► to

enter:

Use the ▲ or ▼ button to select items.

Press the ◄ or ► button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU to go back to SETUP MENU.

A. BUZZER DWELL 1/2/3 to 30 SEC & CONT

Use ◄ or ► button to turn dwell buzzer on or off. There are a total of 31 periods you can choose from (1

to 30 seconds), or choose "CONT" for constant.

B. VIDEO LOSS ALARM ON/OFF

Use ◄ or ► button to select video loss alarm function on or off.

C. MOTION ALARM ON/OFF

Use ◄ or ► button to switch function on or off when motion occur.

D. ALARM DISPLAY MODE ON/OFF

During regular recording and full channel display, if the ALARM DISPLAY MODE is ON, system will

switch to the ALARM or MOTION channel (the DWELL period will determine the alarm channel display

length)

E. EXIT

Return to the SETUP MENU.

3.5 SCHEDULE RECORD

SCHEDULE SETUP

0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 240 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24

[RIGHT,LEFT] TO MOVE [MENU TO EXIT] [UP,DOWN] TO SELECT

Press ▲ or ▼ key on "SCHEDULE RECORD" & ◄ or ►

to enter:

Use the ◄ or ► button to select items.

Press the ▲ or ▼ button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU to go back to SETUP MENU.

Note: Each circle in the SCHEDULE SETUP table represents each hour in a 24 hour period. Every circle has 3

options to select:

O : represents "full recording"

X : represents "no record"

A : represents "alarm record" (typically chosen for motion-only recording)

Use the ◄ or ►button to select hours.

Press ▲ or ▼ button to select the O / X / A (Constant record / No recording / Alarm Record).

QUICK KEY:

Play Use the Play button on the control panel while in the SCHEDULE SETUP mode to set ALL 24 periods

to either O / X / A.

3.6 EVENT LIST

EVENT LIST

START TIME: 2007/JAN/01 12:07:06

END TIME: 2007/JAN/05 12:07:30

>01 RECORD 2007/JAN/05 10:07:06

02 MOT CH1 2007/JAN/05 12:06:18 03 MOT CH2 2007/JAN/04 12:05:22 04 POWER 2007/JAN/03 22:04:45

05 RECORD 2007/JAN/03 12:03:00

06 RECORD 2007/JAN/02 05:02:34 07 POWER 2007/JAN/01 12:07:06

Press ▲ or ▼ key on "EVENT LIST" & ◄ or ► to

enter:

Use the ◄ or ► button to select items.

Press the ▲ or ▼ button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU back to SETUP MENU.

Use "▲ or ▼"buttons to move to the desired event for playback (note: the location of " > " symbol will move up

and down to indicate the current event selected.

Press "◄ or ►" button to select the chosen event footage and press ►PLAY to start playback.

3 different types of events are recorded:

1. A “RECORD” event – This event is captured when manual recording is selected using the "REC" button on

the front panel, or if the CONSTANT recording (“O”) selection in the SCHEDULE SETUP menu for

specific periods.

2. A “POWER” event – In the event of a power loss, the system will add record the event as a "POWER

ERROR DETECTED" and will show it on screen during reboot.

3. A “MOT CHx” event – This event is captured when motion detection recording is triggered (note: the

“MOTION EVENT MIGRATION” setting in the RECORD SETUP menu must be turned “ON”).

3.7 HDD MANAGEMENT

HDD MANAGEMENT

OVERWRITE ENABLE YES HDD FULL WARNING 10% HDD CAPACITY 76GB HDD LEFT RATIO 73GB 97% HDD FORMAT N/A EXIT

A. OVERWRITE MODE YES (YES/NO)

Use "◄ or ►" button to enable or disable overwriting when HDD is full. When HDD overwrite is enabled,

the oldest partition on HDD will automatically be reused, and the oldest images will be overwritten with

current images. When overwrite mode is disabled, the HDD Full Warning percentage selection will be

displayed, and manual configuration is necessary to either initiate overwrite, or replace with new HDD.

B. HDD FULL WARNING 10% (5% / 10% / 15% / 20%)

Use "◄ or ►" button to select one of the four settings (5% / 10% / 15% / 20%). The default is 10%. A buzzer

will sound a warning signal when the hard drive reaches the specified storage % level.

Press ▲ or ▼ key on "HDD MANAGEMENT" & ◄ or ► to enter:

Use the ◄ or ► button to select items.

Press the ▲ or ▼ button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU back to SETUP MENU.

C. HDD CAPACITY 76GB

The HDD capacity will be indicated on the screen, it can't be revised.

D. HDD LEFT RATIO 73GB 97%

Indicates the open space remaining on the HDD in both GB and percentage values.

E. HDD FORMAT

Use "◄ or ►" button to enter the HDD FORMAT menu.

PASSWORD INPUT : _ _ _ _

Use the control buttons on the front panel to input the number.

is "1" , is "2" , is "3" , is "4"

When you key in the correct password, the screen will display the following message:

PASSWORD CORRECT! HARD DISK FORMATTED

Otherwise, the following error message will be displayed on the screen:

PASSWORD INCORRECT!

CHANGE PASSWORD:

Please refer to “SYSTEM SETUP” Æ CHANGE PASSWORD.

F. EXIT

Return to the SETUP MENU.

3.8 LOAD DEFAULT

ARE YOU SURE

> NO YES

A. NO

Do not load default

B. YES

Use W or X button to restore the default setting.

3.9 EXIT

Exit from the SETUP MENU.

Press ▲ or ▼ key on "DEAFULT SETUP" & ◄ or ► to enter:

Use the ◄ or ► button to select items.

Press the ▲ or ▼ button to confirm the selection.

Press MENU back to SETUP MENU.

4. OPERATING PROCEDURES

4.1 GETTING STARTED

Please read the following instructions before you power-on the DVR:

A. If possible, always confirm the DVR is connected to a 12VDC supply:

Adapter input voltage range 100~240V, frequency range 47-63Hz.

CAUTION – Incorrect supply voltage can result in damage to the DVR.

B. Hard Disk connection: make sure the 40-Pin Hard Disk Data cable and the 4-Pin power connectors are

properly connected.

4.2 RECORDING

A. Press the REC key to enter the Recording Mode. Press the STOP key to stop recording.

B. The information bar will display "MUX" or "QUAD” depending on the recording mode selected in the

RECORD SETUP menu (see page 11).

C. Recording frame rate (e.g., 15P) will be displayed in the top right corner.

D. In the center of the screen, the type of recording for each camera channel is displayed in the lower-left

corner (e.g., "O" would signal that this camera channel is recording). For more information on Setting up

Recording Mode, refer to Chapter 3 Recording Setup.

F. If there is a power failure in Recording mode the DVR settings will be automatically restored upon

power-up.

4.3 PLAYBACK

PLAYBACK TYPE SELECT

>TIME SEARCH

EVENT LIST EXIT

A. TIME SEARCH

TIME SEARCH

START TIME: 2007/JAN/05 08:40:34

START TIME2007/JAN/01 08:12:03

END TIME2007/JAN/05 12:10:55

When entering "TIME SEARCH" mode, screen will indicate the earliest record on hard drive with title

"START TIME" and "END TIME". Use the "◄" or "►" keys to setup condition for time search, an arrow

1 Press the ►PLAY button to into playback mode,

There are two ways for searching for video records,

use "▲" or "▼" key to select a way for searching,

there are two selections "TIME SEARCH" and

"EVENT LIST". Arrow mark ">" indicates current

selection, press "◄" or "►" key to start the search.

mark "^" will show up on corresponding location for adjustment. Use "▲ "or "▼ "keys to increases or

decrease value for search condition on time or date. Press ►PLAY key to start playing back.

B. EVENT LIST

EVENT LIST

START TIME: 2007/JAN/01 12:07:00

END TIME: 2007/JAN/05 10:47:30

> 01 RECORD

02 MOT CH1 2007/JAN/04 12:06:00 03 MOT CH2 2007/JAN/04 10:05:00 04 RECORD 2007/JAN/02 22:04:00 05 POWER 2007/JAN/01 12:07:00

When entered "EVENT LIST" mode. Screen will indicates the event list on corresponding hard drive with

the event type, start date & time. Use "▲"or "▼" keys to setup condition for time search, an arrow mark

">" will show up on corresponding location for adjustment. Use "▲ "or "▼"keys to select the event item,

and press ►PLAY key to start playing back.

B-1. Several ways to perform playback:

a. Press ►PLAY button to play video forward.

b. "PLAY" sign will be indicated in top left corner on the screen.

"MUX or QUAD" sign will be indicated in top right corner on the screen, it means the

recording mode you selected.

c. When playback reaches the vary end of record and "END"will appear.

2007/JAN/05 09:07:00

Press

d. Press F. F w d S e a r c h button to play video forward at high speed. Press the button again speed

will be change circulative from ×4, ×8, to the highest ×16.

e. "REW" or "FF* 4 / 8 / 16" sign will be indicated in top left corner on the screen.

f. Press

screen and quad mode.

g. "PAUSE" sign will be indicated in top left corner on the screen.

Press the STOP button to leave playback mode and resume to Live Mode.

AttentionIf you choose QUAD in recording mode than it can't playback in full single channel

screen.

4.4 VGA OUTPUT

VGA output is optional, please ensure that you have proper DVR model for VGA out put installation. By D-SUB

connecter to CRT or LCD monitor at 1024*768 75Hz.

Rew Search button to play video reverse at 16 times speed fast rewind mode.

Pause button to pause (field by field) for forward. This function can be used in full

5. PLAYBACK FROM USB

5.1 INTRODUCTION & SYSTEM REQUIREMENT

A. INTRODUCTION

The Defender 4-Channel DVR comes with special PC viewer software to review and capture video footage on a PC running the Win2000 or WinXP OS. Once installed on your PC, the PC viewer software (YAViewer4) recognizes the USB-connected DVR and offers several video management options including backup to a unique .MYS video file, or capturing frames to a .BMP file.

Note: The PC viewer consists of two modules: View & Backup Displays video stream stored on the hard drive. MYS File Player Plays and saves captured stream file.

B. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Microsoft Windows 2000 or Later (XP, 2003). CPU 1.0 GHz or Higher. RAM 256 MByte or greater. DirectX 7.0 or later.

C. INSTALLATION

Hardware Installation

With the DVR powered on, connect the USB A/A cable from your PC’s USB port to the DVR’s USB port.

Software Installation To load the YAViewer4 software, simply insert the CD into your CD drive, and auto-run will display the contents of the CD in a window on your desktop. Drag (copy) the YAViewer_Eng application file to your desktop (or any location on the HDD you prefer) and double-click on that application to launch the viewer software.

5.2 VIEW & BACKUP

A. EXECUTION

The application first initiates a HDD detection process that may take up to 1 minute.

B. USER INTERFACE

The default page of the application is DVR HDD PC Viewer. The user interface functions are described below:

HDD Select Button

F. Rewind

Rewind b

Frame

R. Play

Slider Bar Zooming Button

Valid Stream Region Indicator

Play

Pause

F. Forward

Forward by

Frame

Channel Selection

Direct Access

Volume Control

Play Captured Stream Button

Capture Current Stream Button (MYS)

Capture Current Stream Button (BMP)

Slider Bar

Stream Time Display

C. FUNCTIONS

C-1 HDD Select Button

Once the application detects one or more HDDs, it automatically selects the first HDD. You can select any valid HDD [the HDDs with YAViewer4_Eng marked].

C-2 Valid Stream Region Indication

Once a HDD is selected, the application detects the valid stream region where valid video streams reside. The valid stream region is marked as green within the Valid Stream Region Indicator.

C-3 Slider Bar Zooming Button

If the Valid Stream Region is relatively small, you may have difficulty navigating within it. In this case, you can enlarge (magnify) the Valid Stream Region by clicking Slider Bar Zooming Button.

C-4 Playback

Once a HDD is selected, the application screen automatically displays recorder video footage from the beginning.

C-5 Channel Selection

The default screen display channel setting is ALL CHANNEL, which shows all four channels (assuming 4 channel streams from four cameras exist) at the same time. If want to see only one channel at a time select the desired channel button, accordingly.

C-6 Capture Current Stream Button (BMP)

To capture a BMP. image, press the Capture Current Screen button. This will capture the current screen and save it as BMP file to the user designated folder location in the setup settings.

C-7 Capture Current Stream Button (MYS)

To capture video streams, press Capture Current Stream button. This will record the stream you select to a .MYS file (Vineyard Technologies Format file) to the user designated folder location in the setup settings. (note: only the YAViewer application software and its .MYS player mode is capable of playing the .MYS video file.)

C-8 Play Capture Stream Button

MYS Player mode.

C-9 Direct Access

The Direct Access function enables you to go directly to a specific video frame location by entering a specific location number in the Direct Access box and pressing “GO”.

5.3 MYS PLAYER

A. User Interface

The application’s default page is displayed below with screen functions identified:

MYS File Info Displa

MYS File Select Dialo

MYS Player

File Open Button

Rewind by Frame

MYS File Info. Display Button

Positioning Slider Bar

F. Re w ind

R. Pla

Pause

Forward by

Play

F. Forward

Volume Control

Capture Current

Channel Selection

B. FUNCTIONS

B-1 File Open

Open a MYS file by clicking the File Open Button.

B-2 Playback

Automatically displays beginning of recorded video stream and allows selection of video frames or

playback streams within the designated valid stream range.

B-3 Channel Selection

The default screen display channel setting is ALL CHANNELS, which displays up to all four

channels simultaneously. Single channels can be selected from the individual channel buttons.

B-4 Capture Current Stream Button (BMP)

To capture a BMP. image, press the Capture Current Screen button. This will capture the current

screen and save it as BMP file to the user designated folder location in the setup settings.

B-5 Volume Control

Enable/disable audio sounding by clicking “MUTE” button and adjust volume by adjusting Volume

slider bar.

B-6 Position Slider Bar

Scan images using the Slider Bar.

B-7 MYS File Info. Display Button

Displays File Name, Video Mode, File Size, and Frame Count & Current Position at upper left

corner.

5.4 APPLICATION SETTING

A. USER INTERFACE

Change BMP File Saving Directory

Change MYS File Saving Directory

Default Video Mode Default Video Mode

Enable/Disable Application Closing Confir

Enable/Disable Notification Message when the application detects the

Enable/Disable Notification Message when the application detects invalid

stream

B. FUNCTIONS:

B-1 Default Video Mode Setting

Choose the default video standard.

1. NTSC/PAL Setting for HDD PCVIEWER

2. NTSC/PAL Setting for MYS Player

B-2 To change BMP File Saving Directory

Press “Change” Button to change the directory where the new BMP capture file will be stored.

B-3 To change MYS File Saving Directory

Press “Change” button to change the directory where the new MYS stream file will be stored.

B-4 To close application

Enable/Disable the confirm message box to close application.

B-5 To change No Hardware; Color Conversion Support Notification Enable/Disable the notification

message when the application detects the graphic device installed is not supporting hardware-aided YUV to RGB color conversion.

B-6 Change Invalid Stream Loading Notification

Enable/Disable the warning message when the application [HDD PC Viewer] loads invalid stream data from a hard disk.

6. SPECIFICATIONS

Image System

NTSC PAL

Resolution

Display 720 × 480 720 × 576

Record

640 × 224 640 × 272

Video Input BNC × 4

Video Output BNC × 1

Display Frame 4 × 30 fields/sec 4 × 25 fields/sec

Recording Frame Rate (QUAD) Max 30 fps Max 25 fps

Recording Frame Rate (MUX) Max 30 / 4 fps Max 25 / 4 fps

Storage Media 1 SATA Hard Disk

Image Format M-JPEG

Low 8K bytes/field

Compress Rate

Medium 10K bytes/field High 15K bytes/field Best 20K bytes/field

Recording Mode Manual / Alarm / Schedule

Fast Forward ×4 ×8 ×16

Playback Speed

Fast Reverse ×32

Frame by Frame Forward Playback

Image Adjustable Brightness / Contrast / Hue

On Screen Display & Setup Time/Date/Setup Menu

Password Control One for HDD format

Event List Max. 63 records/HDD

Motion Detection Yes

Buzzer Yes

Video loss Yes

Key Lock Yes

IR Remote Controller Yes

Backup USB ( PC Link)

VGA out put Optional

Power Input DC 12 V / 3A

Dimensions (W×H×D) 218 (W) × 44 (H) × 202 (D) mm

Operation Temperature 0 – 45 degrees C

7. RECORDING TIME ESTIMATES

Note: recording time is directly related to recording speed and recording quality. The tables below are estimates

based on HDD size and recording quality/resolution settings.

Record Mode=MUX (yields longer recording times)

Record Mode=QUAD (yields shorter recording time)

80GB H.D.D Record Mode=MUX

NTSC Field/Sec 30/FS 15/FS 10/FS 7/FS 5/FS 4/FS 3/FS 2/FS 1/FS

maximum

Recording

Quality

NTSC Field/Sec 30/FS 15/FS 10/FS 7/FS 5/FS 4/FS 3/FS 2/FS 1/FS

Recording

Quality

PAL Field/Sec 25/FS 12/FS 8/FS 6/FS 4/FS 3/FS 2/FS 1/FS

Recording

Quality

PAL Field/Sec 25/FS 12/FS 8/FS 6/FS 4/FS 3/FS 2/FS 1/FS

Recording

Quality

high

medium

low

maximum

high

medium

low

maximum

high

medium

low

maximum

high

medium

low

38 hr 76 hr 114 hr 160hr 228hr 285hr 380 hr 570 hr 1140hr

57 hr 114Hr 171hr 240hr 342hr 428hr 570 hr 855 hr 1710hr

71 hr 142hr 213hr 298hr 426hr 532hr 710 hr 1065hr 2130hr

100hr 200hr 300hr 420hr 600hr 750hr 1000hr 1500hr 3000hr

80GB H.D.D Record Mode=QUAD

19 hr 38 hr 57 hr 80 hr 114hr 142hr 190hr 285hr 570 hr

29 hr 57 Hr 87 hr 120hr 171hr 214hr 285hr 426hr 870 hr

35 hr 70 hr 105 hr 148hr 213hr 266hr 350hr 532hr 1050hr

50 hr 100 hr 150 hr 208hr 300hr 375hr 500hr 750hr 1500hr

80GB H.D.D Record Mode=MUX

35 hr 72 hr 110 hr 145 hr 218 hr 291 hr 437 hr 875 hr

46 hr 95 hr 144 hr 190 hr 287 hr 383 hr 575 hr 1150 hr

67 hr 139 hr 209 hr 278 hr 418 hr 558 hr 837 hr 1675 hr

98 hr 204 hr 306 hr 408 hr 612 hr 816 hr 1225hr 2450hr

80GB H.D.D Record Mode=QUAD

12 hr 25 hr 37 hr 50 hr 75 hr 100 hr 150 hr 300 hr

16 hr 33 hr 50 hr 66 hr 100 hr 133 hr 200 hr 400 hr

23 hr 48 hr 72 hr 95 hr 143 hr 191 hr 287 hr 575 hr

34 hr 70 hr 106 hr 141 hr 212 hr 283 hr 425 hr 850 hr

8. HDD/FLASH COMPATIBLE TABLE

Hard disk should be connected, and the capacity of hard disk is from 40GB to 500GB.

When you restart the power of this appliance after install or replace new hard disk, it will

format automatically. We tested the following model for your reference:

Restricted :

Brand Model Capacity Speed (rpm)

WD All Series All Series All Series Seagate ST3250620A 250GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3250620AV 250GB 7200 rpm

Note SAMSUNG/WD are not suggested to use.

Suggested:

Brand Model Capacity Speed (rpm)

Hitachi HDS728080PLAT20 80GB 7200 rpm Hitachi HDS721616PLAT80 160GB 7200 rpm Hitachi HDT722516DLAT80 160GB 7200 rpm Hitachi HDT722520DLAT80 200GB 7200 rpm Hitachi HDT725025VLAT80 250GB 7200 rpm Hitachi HDT722525DLAT80 250GB 7200 rpm Hitachi HDS724040KLAT80 400GB 7200 rpm Hitachi HDS725050KLAT80 500GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3802110A 80GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3120814A 120GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3160812A 160GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3400620A 400GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3500630A 500GB 7200 rpm

Preferred:

For Seagate HDD the final two digits (AV) means for Security filed only

Seagate ST3160812AV 160GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3250820AV 250GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3320620AV 320GB 7200 rpm Seagate ST3500641AV 500GB 7200 rpm

9. HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

9.1 Loosen the screw on the cover of the DVR. There are total 8 screws as follows.

9.2 Install HDD (Master) and connect it with the power board and the main board as well as follows.

9.3 Turn the bottom of the DVR up and make 4 screws on as follows. Screws are inside the accessory kit.

9.4 After HDD installed and the power connected well, turn on the DVR. Then, OSD will display HDD

information. After confirmation, screw on the cover of the DVR.

Note:

1. Disconnect DVR from power source before HDD installation.

2. Set hard drive to master.

3. Connect the SATA cable to the HDD, and the power cable to the HDD.

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