Digital ID View 960H Series, 411Z-960H Series, 1611ZA-960H Series, LP16D1-960H Series, 811Z-960H Series User's Installation And Operation Manual
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960H Series DVR
User's Installation and Operation Manual
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User's Installation and Operation Manual
Important Safeguards and Warnings
Do not place heavy objects on the DVR.
Do not let any solids or liquids fall into or infiltrate the DVR.
Please brush the printed circuit boards, connectors, fans, machine box, and so on regularly. Please
ensure that the power has been switched off and/or unplugged before cleaning the unit. In order to not
invalidate your warranty it is highly suggested that you do not disassemble or repair the DVR without the
assistance of a licensed technician.
Environment
Please place and use the DVR between 0℃ and 40℃.
Do not install the DVR in direct sunlight.
Do not install the DVR near heat sources.
Do not install the DVR in a damp environment.
Do not use the DVR in a smoky or dusty environment.
Please avoid collisions and do not drop the unit heavily on the ground.
Please insure the DVR level installation is in a stable workplace.
Please install the DVR in a ventilated place
Please keep the vent clean.
Please only use the DVR within the rating input and output scope.
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Directory
1 Production Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 1
1.1 Product Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Main Functions ............................................................................................................................................. 1
2 Open-package check and cable connections ................................................................................................... 2
2.1 Open-Package Check .................................................................................................................................... 2
2.2 Hard Disk Installation ................................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Shelf Installation ........................................................................................................................................... 3
2.5 Rear Panel ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.6 Audio and video input, and output connections .......................................................................................... 11
2.6.1 Video input connections .............................................................................................................. 11
2.6.2 Video output connections and options ...................................................................................... 11
2.6.3 SDI Video Input ............................................................................................................................. 11
2.6.4 Audio Signal Input ........................................................................................................................ 12
2.6.5 Audio Signal Output ..................................................................................................................... 12
2.7 Alarm Input And Output Connections ......................................................................................................... 12
2.7.1 Alarm input port specification ...................................................................................................... 14
2.7.2 Alarm output port specification ................................................................................................... 14
2.7.3 Alarm output port relay parameters ........................................................................................... 14
2.8 Speed dome connections ............................................................................................................................. 14
3 Basic Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 15
3.1 Turn On ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
3.2 Turn Off ...................................................................................................................................................... 16
3.3 System Login .............................................................................................................................................. 16
3.4 Preview ....................................................................................................................................................... 17
3.5 Desktop Shortcut Menu .............................................................................................................................. 17
3.5.1 Main Menu ..................................................................................................................................... 18
3.5.2 Playback ........................................................................................................................................ 18
There are two methods for you to play the video files in the hard disk. ......................................... 18
3.5.3 Record Control .............................................................................................................................. 19
3.5.4 Alarm Output ................................................................................................................................. 20
3.5.5 PTZ Control ................................................................................................................................... 20
3.5.6 Color setting .................................................................................................................................. 26
3.5.7 Output Adjust ................................................................................................................................. 26
3.5.8 Logout ............................................................................................................................................ 27
3.6.0 Spot ................................................................................................................................................ 27
4 Main menu ........................................................................................................................................................... 28
4.2 Record ......................................................................................................................................................... 30
4.2.2 Playback ........................................................................................................................................ 32
4.2.3 Backup ........................................................................................................................................... 32
4.3 Alarm Function ........................................................................................................................................... 34
4.3.1 Motion Detect ................................................................................................................................ 35
4.3.2 Video Blind .................................................................................................................................... 38
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4.3.3 Video Loss ..................................................................................................................................... 39
4.3.4 Alarm input ..................................................................................................................................... 41
4.3.5 Alarm output .................................................................................................................................. 42
4.3.6 Abnormal ........................................................................................................................................ 42
4.3.7 Intelligent analysis ........................................................................................................................ 42
4.4 System setup ............................................................................................................................................... 46
4.4.1 General .......................................................................................................................................... 46
4.4.2 Encode setup ................................................................................................................................ 47
4.4.3 Network setup ............................................................................................................................... 49
4.4.4 NetService ..................................................................................................................................... 49
【Enable】Click Enable, then all settings will be available ............................................................................. 53
4.4.5 GUI Display ................................................................................................................................... 58
4.4.6 PTZ device /RS485 device ......................................................................................................... 59
4.4.7 RS232 ............................................................................................................................................ 61
4.4.8 Tour ................................................................................................................................................. 61
4.4.9 Spot configure ............................................................................................................................... 62
4.5.0 Channel manage .......................................................................................................................... 63
4.5 Advanced..................................................................................................................................................... 68
4.5.1 HDD Manage ................................................................................................................................ 68
4.5.2 Account .......................................................................................................................................... 69
4.5.3 Online user .................................................................................................................................... 72
4.5.4 TV adjust ........................................................................................................................................ 72
4.5.5 Auto Maintain ................................................................................................................................ 72
4.5.6 Restore ........................................................................................................................................... 73
4.5.7 Upgrade ......................................................................................................................................... 73
4.5.9 Import / Export .............................................................................................................................. 74
4.6 Info .............................................................................................................................................................. 75
4.6.1 HDD info ........................................................................................................................................ 75
4.6.2 BPS................................................................................................................................................. 75
4.6.3 LOG ................................................................................................................................................ 76
4.6.4 Version ........................................................................................................................................... 77
4.7 Shut down system ....................................................................................................................................... 77
Chapter 5: Cloud Technology Basic Operation .................................................................................................. 77
6 FAQ and maintenance ....................................................................................................................................... 82
6.1 FAQ ............................................................................................................................................................. 82
6.2 Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................ 87
Appendix 1.Remote controller operation ............................................................................................................ 88
Appendix 2.Mouse operation ................................................................................................................................ 89
Appendix 3.Hard disk capability calculation ....................................................................................................... 90
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1 Production Introduction
1.1 Product Overview
This 960H series DVR is designed specially for the security and defense field which is an outstanding
digital surveillance product. It introduces an embedded LINUX operating system which is more stable. It
introduces a standard H.264mp video compressed format and a G.711A audio compressed format which
ensures high quality image, low error coding ratio, and single frame playing. It introduces TCP/IP network
technology which achieves a strong network communication ability and telecommunication ability.
This series DVR can be used individually or online it can be applied as a part of a safety surveillance
network. With the professional network video surveillance software it achieves a strong network
communication ability and telecommunication ability.
This series DVR can be applied in banks, telecoms, electric power systems, judicial systems,
transportation, intelligent housing, factories, storehouses, water conservation buildings, and so on.
1.2 Main Functions
Real-Time Surveillance
-Spot interfacing, analog interfacing, VGA & HDMI interfacing，and surveillance functions through the
monitor or display.
Storage
-This series DVR has a non-working hard disk dormancy processing which is convenient to radiate heat,
reduce power, and extend the life-span
-This series has a special storage format which insures data safety.
Compression
-Real-time compression by an individual hard disk which ensures that the audio and video signal have a
stable synchronization.
Backup
-Through SATA interface and USB interface such as USB equipment, removable hard disk, and so on.
-Through net downloading the files in the hard disk.
Playback
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-Individual real-time video recording as well as searching, playback, network surveillance, recording check,
downloading, and so on.
-Multi-playback mode.
-Zoom at an arbitrary region.
Net Operating
·Through net tele-surveillance in real-time.
·Tele-PTZ control
·Tele-recording check and real-time playback.
Alarm Linkage
·Alarm activated video to record, tour, message, buzzer, e-mail, and ftp.
Communication Interface
-RS485 interface which fulfills the alarm input and PTZ control.
-RS232 interface which can extend the keyboard connection to realize the master as well as the computer
serial port connection for system maintenance, upgrade, matrix control, and so on.
-Standard Ethernet network interface which fulfills the telecommunicating function
Intelligent Operating
-Mouse action function.
-Fast copy & paste operating for the same settings.
2 Open-package check and cable connections
2.1 Open-Package Check
- Although the protective materials used for packing the DVR can protect most accidental clashes during
transportation, when you receive the DVR please first check whether there is any visible damage to the
package appearance
-Please open the box, get rid of the plastic protective materials, and check whether there is any visible
damage to the DVR appearance.
-Please open the machine crust then check the data wire in the front panel, the power wire, and the
connection between the fan power and the main board.
1. Front Panel and Rear Panel
-The key function specification in the front panel and the interface specification in the rear panel are in the
specification section.
-Please check the product type in the front panel to determine whether it is in accordance with the product
type that you ordered.
The label in the rear panel is very important for after care service. Please protect it carefully. When
you contact us for after care service please provide the product type and serial number located on
the label.
2. Check
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-After opening the cover you should check for obvious damage as well as checking to ensure that the front
panel, data cable, power cord, and motherboard connections are not loose.
2.2 Hard Disk Installation
-For the first use please install the hard disk. This unit can install two hard disks with no limited capacity.
①disassemble the screw ②disassemble the cover ③fix the screw of the hard disk
④fix the screw of the hard disk ⑤connect the data wire ⑥connect the power wire
⑦cover the machine ⑧fix the cover
2.3 Shelf Installation
-This product has a chassis specification for the standard 1u so it can be installed in the standard shelf.
-Installation steps and attention items:
1. Make sure that the temperature in the room is lower than 35℃ (95°f).
2. Ensure that the equipment has at least 15cm (6 inches) of space around it for proper air circulation.
3. From bottom to shelf installation.
4. When multiple components are installed in the frame please take preventive measures to avoid a
power circuit overload.
2.4 The Front Panel of the 411Z-960H Series
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(1)
Shift Indicator Light
(2) System Indicator light
(3) Alarm Indicator
light
(4) Record Indicator
Light
(5)
Outside Operation
Indicator Light
(6) Network Indicator Light
(7)HDD Indicator Light
(8) Next File
(9)
Fast Play
(10)
Play Pause
(11)
Next Frame
(12)Record
(13)
Function Switching
(14)
Direction & Enter
(15)
IR Remote Receiver
(16) Previous File
(17)
Slow Play
(18)
Backwards Pause
(19)
Previous Frame
(20) Play
(21)
ESC
(22)
Power Switch
(23)
USB
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(1)
Play/Pause/5
(2)
Slow Play/6
(3)
Fast Play/7
(4)
Playback Pause/8
(5)
Playback Stop/9
(6)
Record
(7)
Power Switch
(8)
USB
(9)
Main Menu/0
(A)
Screen Switch/1
(B)
Record Search/2
(C)
PTZ Control/3
(D)
(H)
Assist/4
Direction & Enter
(E)
(I)
Shift
Light Indicator
(F)
Cancel
(G)
IR Remote Receiver
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(1) Direction & Enter
(5) Playback pause/4
(2) Play pause/1
(6) Light
Indicator
(3) Previous File/2
(7) Playback Stop/5
(4) N e x t F i l e 3
(8)IR Remote Receiver
(9) Record Search/6
(A) Alarm Output/7
(B) Assist
(C)Zoom out/8
(D)Zoom in/9
(H)Screen Switch
(E) Preset Point Setup/0
(I) Record
(F) USB
(J) PTZ
(G) Cancel
(K) Main Menu
(L) Shift
(M) Power Switch
The Front Panel of the 811Z-960H & 1611Z-960H Series
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(1)IR remote Receiver (2)Power Indicator Light (3)Alarm Indicator Light (4)Keyboard Indicator Light
(5)Record Indicator light(6)Network indicator light (7)Status Indicator Light (8)Function Indicator Light
(9)Return Main Menu (10)PTZ (11)Playback (12)Previous File
(13)Next File (14)Record (15)Slow Play (16)Playback Pause
(17)Fast Play (18)Play back Stop (19)Direction & Enter (20)USB
(21)Stop Play (22)ESC (23)Power Switch
2.5 Rear Panel
The Rear Panel of the 411Z-960H Series
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Video Input
2
Video
Output
3
VGA
4
Audio Input
5
Audio
Output
6
Network
7
USB
8
RS485
9
Power
1
Video Input
2
Video
Output
3
12V Output
4
Audio Input
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1
Video Input
2
Audio Input
3
USB
4
Network
5
VGA
6
External
Interface
7
Power Supply
8
Switch
9
Video Output
10
Audio Output
The Rear Panel of the LP16D1-960H Series
1
Power Switch
2
Power
Supply
3
Fan
4
Video Input
5
VGA
6
Network
7
USB
8
External
Interface
9
External
Interface
10
Audio Output
11
Video
Output
12
HDMI
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The Rear Panel of the 811Z-960H & 1611Z-960H Series
1
Video Input
2
Audio Input
3
SDI
4
HDMI
5
USB
6
Network
7
VGA
8
External
Interface
9
Power Supply
10
Power Switch
11
Video
Output
12
Audio Output
1
Video Input
2
Video
Output
3
HDMI
4
USB
5
Network
6
VGA
7
External
Interface
8
Power
Supply
9
Power Switch
10
Audio Input
11
Audio
Output
*this series of products have the same rear panels
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2.6 Audio and video input, and output connections
2.6.1 Video input connections
The video input port is a BNC connector plug. The demand of the input signal is PAL/NTSC
BNC(1.0V
P-P
,75Ω).
The video signal must be accorded with the state standard which has a high signal to noise ratio, low
aberration and low interference. The image must be clear and have natural color in the appropriate
brightness.
Ensure that the vidicon signal is stable and credible
The vidicon should be installed in the appropriate location where it is away from backlighting and low
illumination or adopts the better backlighting and low illumination compensation.
The ground and power supply of the vidicon and the DVR should be shared and stable.
Ensure that the transmission line is stable and credible
The video transmission line should adopt to a high quality coaxial pair which is chosen by the
transmission distance. If the transmission distance is too far, it should adopt a shielded twisted pair, video
compensation equipment and transmit by fiber to ensure the signal quality.
The video signal line should be away from the electro magnetic Interference and other equipments signal
lines. A high voltage current should be avoided especially.
Ensure the connection is stable and credible
The signal and shield lines should be firm and connect credible in order to avoid false and joint welding
and oxidation.
2.6.2 Video output connections and options
The video output is divided into PAL/NTSC BNC (1.0V
P-P
, 75Ω) and VGA output (selective
configuration).
When replacing the monitor by the computer display, there are some issues to notice:
1、Do not stay in the turn-on state for a long time.
2、Keep the computer display normally working by demagnetizing it regularly.
3、Stay away from the electro magnetic interference.
TV is not as credible a replacement as a video output. It demands reducing the use time and control of
the power supply as well as control of the interference introduced by the nearby equipments strictly. Also the
creep age of low quality TV can lead to the damage of other equipments.
2.6.3 SDI Video Input
Only part models of the 960H series support SDI encode for 1080P.
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2.6.4 Audio Signal Input
Audio port is a BNC connection.
The input impedance is high so the tone arm must be active.
The audio signal line should be firm and away from the electro magnetic Interference and connected
credible which avoids false and joint welding and oxidation. The high voltage current should be avoided
especially.
2.6.5 Audio Signal Output
Commonly the output parameter of a DVR audio signal is greater than 200mv 1KΩ(BNC) which can
connect a low impedance earphone and active sound box or other audio output equipments through a
power amplifier. If the sound box and the tone arm can not be isolated, howling phenomena often exists.
There are some methods to deal with the above phenomena:
1、 Adopt a better directional tone arm.
2、 Adjust the sound box volume to be under the threshold that produces the howling phenomena.
3、 Use fitment materials that absorb the sound to reduce reflection of the sound.
4、 Adjust the layout of the sound box and the tone arm.
2.7 Alarm Input And Output Connections
Before connecting the device, please pay attention to the follow situations:
1. Alarm input
A. Alarm input is a grounding alarm input.
B. Alarm input demand is the grounding voltage signal.
C. When the alarm is connected with two DVRs or connected with a DVR and other equipments, it
should be isolated by relay.
2.Alarm output
Alarm output can not be connected with a high-power load (no more than 1A).When forming the output
loop it must prevent the big current from relay damage. Use the contact isolator when there is a high-power
load.
3.PTZ decoder connections
A. The grounding of the PTZ decoder and DVR must be shared otherwise the common-mode voltage
will lead to the PTZ control failure. The shielded twisted pair is recommended.
B. Avoid the entrance of high voltage. Make the layout reasonably. Take precaution from the thunder.
C. In the outlying end connect 120Ω resistance paralleled to reduce the inflection and ensure the
signal quality.
D. The 485 AB lines of the DVR can not connect with other 485 output equipments paralleled.
E. The voltage between the AB lines of the decoder must be less than 5V.
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4. Front equipment grounding note
Bad grounding can lead to the burnout of the chip.
5. Alarm input type unlimited
The DVR alarm output port is a constant opening type.
Eight External Alarm Interface
(1) Alarm Input 1,2,3,4 (2) Ground (3) RS232 (4) RS485 (5) Alarm Input 5,6,7,8
(6) Ground (7) Alarm Output
Sixteen External Alarm Interface
①⑥⑧alarm input ②⑦ground ③alarm output ⑤RS485 ④RS232
Parameter
Meaning
G
Grounding
R,T
RS232 Port
A,B
485communciate interface which is connected with the
recording control equipments such as the decoder
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2.7.1 Alarm input port specification
8 channels alarm input. The alarm input type is unlimited.
The grounding and the com port of the alarm sensor are parallel (The alarm sensor is an external power
supply)
The grounding of the alarm and the DVR should be shared.
The NC port of the alarm sensor must be connected with the DVR alarm input port.
The grounding of the power supply and the alarm sensor must be shared when used in an external power
supply.
2.7.2 Alarm output port specification
2 channels alarm output. There is an external power supply when using the external alarm equipment.
Please refer to the relay relevant parameters to avoid overloading that damages the main machine.
2.7.3 Alarm output port relay parameters
Type：JRC-27F
Interface Material
Silver
Rating
(resistance load)
Rating Switch Capacity
30VDC 2A, 125VAC 1A
Maximal Switch Power
125VA 160W
Maximal Switch Voltage
250VAC, 220VDC
Maximal Switch Current
1A
Isolation
Homo-Polarity Interface
1000VAC 1minute
Inhomo-Polarity
1000VAC 1 minute
Interface & Winding
1000VAC 1 minute
Surge Voltage
Homo-Polarity Interface
1500VAC (10×160us)
Turn-on Time
3ms max
Turn-off Time
3ms max
Longevity
Mechanical
50×106 MIN（3Hz)
Electric
200×103 MIN (0.5Hz)
Environment
-40~+70℃
2.8 Speed dome connections
1. Connect the 485 lines of the speed dome with the DVR 485 interface.
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The 485 Interface Of Eight External alarms
The 485 Interface of Sixteen External Alarms
2. Connect the video line with the DVR video input.
3. Electrify the speed dome.
3 Basic Operation
Note: The button in gray display indicates nonsupport.
3.1 Turn On
Plug in the power supply and turn on the power supply switch. The power supply indicator light shining
indicates turning on the video recorder. After the startup you will hear a beep. The default setting of the video
output is a multiple-window output mode. If the startup time is within the video setting time, the timing video
recording function will start up automatically. When the video indicator light of the corresponding channel is
shining then the DVR is working normally.
Note:1. Make sure that the input voltage corresponds with the switch of the DVR power supply.
2. Power supply demands: 220V±10% /50Hz.
We suggest using a UPS to protect the power supply under allowable conditions.
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3.2 Turn Off
There are two methods to turn off the DVR. Entering the main menu and choosing ‘turn off’ in the turn
off the system option is called a ‘Soft Switch’. Pressing the power supply switch is called a ‘Hard Switch’.
Illumination:
1. Auto resume after power failure
If the DVR is shut down abnormally, it can automatically backup video and resume it’s previous
working status after the power failure.
2. Replacing the hard disk
Before replacing the hard disk the power supply switch in the real panel must be turned off.
3. Replacing the battery
Before replacing the battery the setting information must be saved and the power supply switch in
the rear panel must be turned off. The DVR uses a button battery. The system time must be checked
regularly. If the time is not correct you must replace the battery. We recommend replacing the battery
every year and using the same battery type.
Note: The setting information must be saved before replacing the battery otherwise information
will lose.
3.3 System Login
When the DVR boots up, the user must login and the system provides the corresponding functions with
the user purview. There are three user settings. The names are Admin, Guest and Default. These
names have no password. Admin is the super user purview; Guest and Default’s permissions are preview
and video playback. User Admin and Guest passwords can be revised, while their permissions can not be
revised; user Default is the default login user whose permission can be revised but not its password.
Picture 3.1 System Login
Password protection: If the password is continuously wrong three times, the alarm will start. If
the password is continuously wrong five times, the account will be locked. (However through
rebooting or after half an hour the account will be unlocked automatically).
For your system security, please modify your password after the first login.
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3.4 Preview
You can right click your mouse to choose or switch between windows.
The system date, time and channel name are shown in each viewing window. The surveillance video
and the alarm status are shown in each window.
1 Recording Status
3 Video Loss
2 Motion Detect
4 Camera Lock
Table 3.1 Preview Icon
3.5 Desktop Shortcut Menu
In the preview mode you can right click your mouse to get a desktop shortcut menu as picture 3.2
shows. The menu includes: Main Menu, Record Mode, Playback, PTZ Control, High Speed PTZ, Alarm
Output, Color Setting, Output Adjust, Logout, View Mode Shift, and Spot.
*Only partial models of the 960H series support Spot
Shortcut Menu in full Analog (DVR)/Hybrid (HVR) Mode
Shortcut Menu in Full /Digital (NVR) Mode
Picture 3.2 Shortcut Menu
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*compared to the analog/hybrid mode's shortcut menu the full digital mode does not have a color
setting function.
3.5.1 Main Menu
When you login, the system main menu is shown as below:
Picture3.3 Main Menu
3.5.2 Playback
There are two methods for you to play the video files in the hard disk.
1. In the desktop shortcut menu.
2. Main menu>Record->Playback
Note: The hard disk that saves the video files must be set as read-write or read-only state.(4.5.1).
Picture 3.4 video playback
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1. Playback control 2. Operation hint 3. File searching
4. Listed files 5. File information
【Listed Files】Look up the listed files that accord with the searching criteria.
【File Information】Look up the found file information.
【Playback Control】See details in the below chart:
Key
Function
Key
Function
/
Play/Pause
Backward Play
Slow Forward
Fast Forward
Previous Frame
Next Frame
Previous File
Next File
Round Play
Full Screen
Stop
Picture 3.5 Playback control key
Note: To play under frame by frame, the playback status should be paused first.
【Operation Tips】Shows the function of the key where the cursor is placed.
Special functions:
Accurate Playback：Input the time (h/m/s) in the Time Column and then click the play button.
The system can operate an accurate playback according to the searching time.
Local Zoom：When the system is in single-window full-screen playback mode, you can drag your
mouse in the screen to select a section and then left click the mouse to realize local zoom. You can right
click the mouse to exit.
Note: When the current resolution of a channel is over the max resolution then a red ‘X’ will show
when playback on that channel is attempted.
3.5.3 Record Control
Please check current channel status: “o” means it is not in the recording status, “●” means it is in
recording status.
You can use a desktop shortcut menu or click [main menu]> [recording function]> [recording set] to
enter the recording control interface.
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Picture 3.8 Record Mode
【Schedule】Record according to the configuration.
【Manual】Click the ‘All’ button and the according channel is recording no matter the channel in any
state.
【Stop】Click the ‘Stop’ button and the according channel stops recording no matter the channel in any
state.
3.5.4 Alarm Output
Please check the current channel status: “○” means it is not in alarming status, “●” means it is in
alarming status.
You can use a desktop shortcut menu or click [main menu]> [alarm function]> [alarm output] to
enter the alarm output interface.
Picture 3.9 alarm output
【Configuration】Alarm is on according to the configuration.
【Manual】Click the ‘All’ button and the according channel is alarming no matter the channel in any
state.
【Stop】Click the ‘Stop’ button and the according channel stops alarming no matter the channel in any
state.
3.5.5 PTZ Control
*PTZ Control is a little different between hybrid mode & full digital mode:
Digital Channel – the digital channel needs to link to the PTZ, the remote device should connect with
the PTZ and with correctly set protocol also.
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Analog Channel – Only when the device is connected with the PTZ and the correctly configure
protocolis ok.
Operation interface is as follow and the functions include: PTZ Direction Control, Step, Zoom, Focus,
Iris, Setup Operation, Patrol Between Spots, Trail Patrol, Boundary Scan, Assistant Switch, Light Switch,
Level Rotation and so on.
Note1. When the decoder’s A(B)line connects with DVR’s A(B)line then the connection is right.
2. Click [Main Menu] >[System Configuration] >[PTZ Setup] to set the PTZ parameters.
3. The PTZ functions are decided by the PTZ protocols.
Picture 3.10 PTZ setup
【Speed】Set the PTZ rotation range. Default range: 1 ~ 8.
【Zoom】Click / button to adjust the zoom multiple of the camera.
【Focus】Click / button to adjust the focus of the camera .
【Iris】Click / button to adjust the iris of the camera.
【Hide】Current interface will be temporarily hidden after click it.
【Direction control】Control the PTZ rotation. 8 directions control is supportive.(4 directions in Front
panel is supportive )
【High speed PTZ】Full-screen show channel image. Left press mouse and control PTZ to rotate
orientation. Left press mouse and then rotate the mouse to adjust the zoom multiple of the camera.
【Set】Enter the function operation menu.
【Page switch】Switch between different pages.
Special functions：
1、Preset
Set a location for the preset, calls the preset points, PTZ automatically turns to the setting position
1）Preset option
Set a location for the preset, procedure is as follows:
Step1: in Picture 3.10, click the Direction button will turn into preset position, click the Settings button to
enter Picture 3.11.
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Step 2: click the Preset button, and then write the preset points in the input blank,
Step 3: click Settings button, return the Picture 3.10 Complete setup, that is the preset points and preset
position corresponds.
Clear Preset：Input preset points, click Remove button, remove the preset.
Picture 3.11 Preset Settings
2）Preset Point Calls
In Picture 3.10, click Page Shift button, enter PTZ control interface as shown in Picture 3.12. In the
input blank, write the preset points, then click Preset button, PTZ turn to the corresponding preset point.
Picture 3.12 PTZ Control
2、Cruise between Points
Multiple preset points connected cruise lines, call cruise between points, the PTZ run around on the
line
1）Cruise between Points Settings
Cruise lines are connected by multiple preset points, setting procedure is as follows:
Step1: In Picture 3.10, the Direction key will turn PTZ to designated location, click Settings button to
enter Picture 3.13,
Step 2: click Cruise buttons, the write proper value into the Cruise Line and Preset Points blank，
then click Add Preset Points button, complete setting (also can add and delete cruise line which has
Value input blank
Preset button
Preset point input blank
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been set up)
Step 3: repeat step1 and step2, until set out all the preset designated cruise lines。
Remove Preset：Please input preset value in the blank, click Remove Preset button, then remove
the preset points.
Remove Cruise Line：Input the number of cruise line, click Remove Cruise Lines button, then
remove the cruise lines set。
Picture 3.13 Cruise between Points Settings
2）The Calls of Cruise between Points
In Picture 3.10, click Page Shift button, enter PTZ control menu as shown in Picture 3.12. Please input
the number of cruise in the value blank, then click Cruise between Points button, PTZ begins to work on the
cruise line. Click Stop button to stop cruise.
3、Scan
PTZ also can work on the preset scan line repeatedly.
1）Scan setup
Setting steps:
Step1: In Picture 3.10, click Setup button ，enter Picture 3.14；
Step2: Click Scan button，the input proper value in the scan value blank;
Step3: Click Start button, enter Picture3.10，here you can set the following items: Zoom, Focus,
Aperture, Direction and so on. Click Setup button to go back Picture 3.14
Step4: Click End button to complete setup。Click the right button of the mouse to exit.
Cruise Button
Cruise Line Blank
Preset Points Blank
Time interval
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Picture 3.14 Scan Setup
2）Scan Calls
In Picture 3.10, click Page Shift button, then enter PTZ control menu as shown in Picture 3.12.
Please input the number of scan in the value blank, then click Scan button，PTZ begins to work on the
scan line. Click Stop button to stop.
4、Boundary Scan
In a horizontal line，set up a line，call scan，PZT repeat operation according to the route
1）Boundary Scan setup
Set a period of horizontal curve for PTZ search path, the steps are as follows:
Step1：In Picture 3.10, click Direction button to turn the PTZ to preset direction, then click Setup
button enter Picture 3.15, select the left boundary, return to Picture 3.10;
Step2：Please click direction arrows to adjust PTZ direction, click Setup button enter Picture3.15,
then select the right boundary, return to Picture 3.10;
Step3: Complete setup, that is the position of left and right boundary
Note: when the left and right scan in one horizontal, the PTZ will cycle rotate from left scan along
the reverse direction to the right scan.
When the left and right scan not in the same horizontal, the PTZ will regard the end of horizontal line which
connects to left scan as right scan, cycle rotate from left scan along the reverse direction to the right scan.
Scan value blank
Scan Button
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Picture 3.15 Boundary Scan Setup
2）Boundary Scan Calls
In Picture 3.10, click Page Shift button, then enter PTZ control menu as shown in Picture 3.12.
Please input the number of scan in the value blank, then click Scan button，PTZ begins to work on the
scan line. Click Stop button to stop.
5、Horizontal Rotating
Click Horizontally Rotating button, PTZ begins to rotate horizontally (relative to the original position of
the camera). Click the Stop button to stop.
6、Rotate
Click on horizontal Rotating button, PTZ turn around.
7、Reset
PTZ restart, all the data clears to 0.
8、Page Shift
In Picture 3.12, click Page Shift button into Picture3.16, setting auxiliary function. Auxiliary number
corresponding to auxiliary switch on the decoder.
Picture 3.16 Auxiliary Function Control
【Intuitive Auxiliary Operation】 choose auxiliary equipment, select Open or Close button, switch
control；
Line scan button border
Left/Right scan setting button
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