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Navwatch EE904DVS
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EE Navwatch EE904DVS User Manual

Perpetual Digital DVR User’s Guide..............................................................................................................1
1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................................4
1.1. Overview..................................................................................................................................................4
1.2. Main Features..........................................................................................................................................4
1.3. Warning..................................................................................................................................................5
2. Start System................................................................................................................................................6
2.1. Before Starting System ..........................................................................................................................6
2.2. File System Setup ..................................................................................................................................6
2.3. Start System......................................................................................................................................... 10
3. System Setting...........................................................................................................................................14
3.1. Start System Setting............................................................................................................................. 14
3.2. System Setting .....................................................................................................................................15
3.3. Camera & Motion Setting.....................................................................................................................17
3.4. Recording Setting.................................................................................................................................21
3.5. Display & Pan Tilt Setting.....................................................................................................................22
3.6. Sensor Setting......................................................................................................................................23
3.7. Network Setting....................................................................................................................................24
3.8. Audio Setting........................................................................................................................................33
3.9. Notification Setting................................................................................................................................38
3.10. User Setting........................................................................................................................................40
4. PLAYBACK (Server Search) .................................................................................................................... 41
4.1. PLAYBACK Default Screen.................................................................................................................. 42
5. Remote Surveillance................................................................................................................................. 48
5.1. Start Remote Program (Single Mode)..................................................................................................48
5.2. Connect Main System..........................................................................................................................48
5.3. Setup Site.............................................................................................................................................49
5.4. Remote Navigation...............................................................................................................................51
5.5. Options.................................................................................................................................................53
5.6. Multi Remote Monitoring ......................................................................................................................56
5.7. Local Playback ..................................................................................................................................... 60
6. BACK-UP....................................................................................................................................................62
6.1. Log on...................................................................................................................................................62
6.2. Structure of Back-Up screen................................................................................................................62
6.3. Manual Back-Up...................................................................................................................................63
6.4. Backup to Backup.exe file....................................................................................................................65
6.5. Quick Back-Up......................................................................................................................................66
6.6. Auto Back-Up ....................................................................................................................................... 67
6.7. Backup Viewer......................................................................................................................................70
7. POS (Options)............................................................................................................................................71
7.1. Setting (Single Serial CR) ....................................................................................................................71
7.2. Setting (Multi Serial CR)....................................................................................................................... 73
7.3. Setting (Multi TCP CR)......................................................................................................................... 74
7.4. Transaction Search..............................................................................................................................75
7.5. Font Setup............................................................................................................................................ 85
8. DNS Service...............................................................................................................................................86
8.1. DNS Client Setting (In DVR Main)........................................................................................................86
8.2. RMS Setting (In RMS).......................................................................................................................... 90
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9. Log Viewer.................................................................................................................................................91
9.1. Event ....................................................................................................................................................91
9.2. System..................................................................................................................................................92
9.3. Login.....................................................................................................................................................93
9.4. Network ................................................................................................................................................94
9.5. Pos .......................................................................................................................................................95
9.6. Filter...................................................................................................................................................... 96
9.7. Setting ..................................................................................................................................................98
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1. Introduction
1.1. Overview
1.2. Main Features
Simultaneous Recording and Playback
Record up to 16 channels of video with time lapse and event based recording modes. Record multiple video channels with simultaneous alarm conditions and motion detections. Also supports audio recording and text insertion.
Renovated Database
A renovated Database system can support multiple cameras and Remote Access efficiently.
DB (Database) Recovery
The system was designed to recover the related Recording data automatically when the recordi ng data would have a problem by abnormal operation or system shut down by interruption of electric power.
Remote Access
You can connect to multiple sites, and each site can be connected with multiple users at the same time.
User-Friendly Operation
Settings and menus are designed for non-expert users, so anybody can navigate the whol e system without spending days learning how to operate it.
Multiple Picture Qualities and Resolutions
Configurations are so flexible, you can set each camera individually for resolution (up to 640 480), compression, frame rate and recording events.
Multi-Zone Motion Detection
The systems support whole screen motion detection, or user defined area motion detection, with several detection areas for each camera.
Scheduled Video Recording
Operate with 5 different recording modes, including alarm recording, scheduled recording, motion recording and combinations of each. Each camera and mode can be defined hourly, daily, or weekly.
Live View Shutdown
Shut down the live screen, while all the cameras continue to record.
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Networking Support
You can remotely connect to the server through multiple network configurations, including LA N/WAN/ISDN or PSTN. You can also manually configure the ports of each DVR, which allows you to utilize a single high­speed connection to address multiple DVRs from a remote site. Then navigate and operate all the system functions as if you were at the main system-the interface is the same remotely as it is at the server.
Pan/Tilt/Zoom
Control multiple PTZ camera formats, locally and from a remote location.
Watchdog
In the unlikely event system freezes, the system’s watchdog feature will automatically reboot the system.
Audio
Monitor live audio, record, playback and backup audio on one or multiple cameras.
Multi-Board
If you want to have a 8 cameras inputs DVR system from 4 cameras input system (like DIT-4 & DIT-4 PRO), you can get a 8ch DVR system after installation of one more DIT-4 or DIT-4 PRO capture card in the existing 4ch DVR system.
DVR Server - RMS
You can use both RMS and DVR Server on the same PC at once.
1.3. Warning
CE (Communaut’ European)
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which
case the user may be required to take adequate measures. FCC (Federal Communications Commission) 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.
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2. Start System
2.1. Before Starting System
User installed ARGUS through ARGUS Installation Guide. At first, User must setup the file system. After User finish setting up the Database system, User can start the MAIN system.
2.2. File System Setup
User can start the “File Manager” program by clicking of StartProgramsArgusFile Manager
2.2.1. Logon to File System
When User starts the file manager (fsutil.exe) program, this program will ask Account and Password. The system has Default Account which is “1”, and the Password is nothing “ “. After entering account, click “OK” button to start the File Utility System.
Instead of using Keyboard, User can logon only with mouse. When User clicks the keyboard button (which is right below the password field), the system will show the keyboard. User can click any keys as same as keyboard typing.
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2.2.2. Make Database
After logon the file system, the first window screen is as follows;
- Database Name : Enter the name of Database, this name will be used as the system’s Database name.
- Max Camera : User can specify the maximum number of cameras that will be used for this DVR system. The file system will generate the Database based on this number of camera s.
- Basket Size : Select the size of a basket, a basket is the unit to handle the image data. The default basket size is 64MB.
- Select the hard disk drive: If User wants to use all hard drives that the system has, click the hard drive one by one. Double click on the selected hard drive to setup the space that will be used by the database.
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- When User selects a hard disk drive, the File System Utility will prompt the user for the percentage of space to be utilized for the database.
- User can select from 0% to 100% of a hard disk drive. (Use 90% - This is the recommended setting)
- After selecting the rate, Click “OK” button.
When the File System finished the Database setup, this utility will show the following screen.
- This example uses hard disk drive D 100%( “Required Space” / “Total Space” ) of disk space will be used.
- The name of Database in this example is “DVRDB”.
- This example has 16 cameras.
- In this example, the total size of Database is 27,328 MB.
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Note : Data Base ( DB) Recovery
The system was designed to recover the related Recording data automatically when the recordi ng data would have a problem by abnormal operation or system shut down by interruption of electric power.
When the system is rebooting, the system will check the status of the DB and recover the recording data (DB). You can see following active window. (It would be taken about 10 minutes per size of the database.)
- Automatically fix file system errors : If you tick this box, the system will do DB recovery automatically when system is rebooting.
- Scan for all data and recovery of bad baskets : If you tick this box, the system will do DB recovery for full file systems ( DB). If you does not tick, the system will do DB recovery for the damaged file systems (DB) only.
- Start : Start to scan and DB recovery.
- Stop : Stop DB recovery.
- Exit : Exit from the process.
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2.3. Start System
2.3.1. Start Application
From the Windows “Desk Top”, double click the ARGUS Viewer icon , or run the DVR.exe program which is in C:\Program Files\ARGUS\Main folder.
2.3.2. Monitoring Camera Screens
1) Default Screen : When User starts DVR program, current captured images from cameras will be displayed as follows;
2) Camera Box : The Camera Box is at the bottom. User can see the status of each camera that is installed.
- When a yellow circle appears in each box the camera is recording.
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3) Action Buttons : There will be four action buttons.
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: When User clicks this button, Backup program will be running and display the Backup
screen.
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: When User clicks this button, Color Setting Window will be displayed and User can
adjust the display camera colors.
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: When User clicks this button, Search program will be running and display the Playback
screen.
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: When User clicks this button, System Setting Window will be displayed and User can
configure the system settings.
4) Screen Mode Icons : Beside the capture image, there are 11 different display type buttons.
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: Single-Screen Mode : Display the captured image from one camera. User can select
a camera from the Camera Box.
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: Multi-Screen Mode : Display 4 captured image from 4 different cameras.
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: Multi-Screen Mode : Display 6 captured image from 6 different cameras. : Multi-Screen Mode : Display 9 captured image from 9 different cameras.
- : Multi-Screen Mode : Display 10 captured image from 10 different cameras.
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: Multi-Screen Mode : Display 13 captured image from 13 different cameras. : Multi-Screen Mode : Display 16 captured image from 16 different cameras.
- : Full-Screen Mode : The Screen will be filled with captured image only.
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: Next-Screen Mode : Whenever User clicks this icon, it will display the image from the
next camera.
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: Auto-Rotation Mode : In this mode, screen will be rotated automatically. : Min-Screen Mode : Minimize the Window. : Relay Control : Control relay 4 directly.
click these buttons.
: Relay Off : Relay On
5) System Status Window : System Status Window will show the status or events of the system.
- Events : Motion Detected (including camera number and time)
- Logs : System Setting Information
- ALARM icon : if occur input signal from extern sensors, will flicker the icon.
- NETWORK icon : if connect to this system from remote system, will flicker the icon.
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6) PanTilt Control Box : If PanTilt camera is installed, User can control Focus, Zoom, Light, and Camera directions through this control box.
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3. System Setting
3.1. Start System Setting
To start Setting menu, Click SETTING button from the Action Buttons.
1) Logon : To modify the System Configuration, User must have proper accessibility. Enter LOGON ID and password. The system has Default Account ID which is “1”, and the password is nothing “ “. After entering Account ID and password, Click “OK” button to start the Setting Menu.
Instead of using Keyboard, User can configure the system only with mouse. When User click the keyboard button. (which is left bottom below the tree structure), the system will show the keyboard. User can click any keys as same as keyboard typing.
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3.2. System Setting
Click “System”, the detailed system setting menu will be displayed.
1) Start Screen : User can choose seven modes.
- 1 Split : Default Screen will display the image only from one camera.
- 4 Split : Default Screen will display 4 different image from 4 different cameras.
- 6 Split : Default Screen will display 6 different image from 6 different cameras.
- 9 Split : Default Screen will display 9 different image from 9 different cameras.
- 10 Split : Default Screen will display 10 different image from 10 different cameras.
- 13 Split : Default Screen will display 13 different image from 13 different cameras.
- 16 Split : Default Screen will display 16 different image from 16 different cameras.
- Full Screen : Without any menu or buttons, the Screen will be filled with captured image only at
Start System
- Auto startup : If User select the check box, the main program can run when the system is power on.
- Auto Startup Viewer : If User select the check box, the viewer program could run when the system is power on.
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- When close viewer, close all service : If User select the check box, all DVR program would be stopped.
2) Video Type : User can choose two types.
- NTSC
- PAL
3) Pop up
- Popup : If motion or sensor event is occurred, corresponding camera will be popup.
- Interval : 1~100 sec(default : 3sec)
4) Display
- Border : This shows a white line between cameras.
5) CCTV
- Interval : Display switching time for Composite TV screen (unit : second – default : 3sec)
6) LogFile Setup
- Interval of Motion Event : If interval is set 60 sec, motion event will be recorded one time in 1 minute even though motion event occurred many times. This setting could prevent the system log growing too big. (default – 60sec)
7) Site Information
- Site : Define the name of site.
- Location : Specify the information about the system location.
8) Shut Down
- Use : When User selects the Use, system will be shut down at the specified Time.
- Time : Hour and Minute : User can configure the Time when the system will be shut down.
9) Watchdog
- Use H/W : In case of abnormal status, System will be rebooted after notify the status to the User by alert.
- Interval : User can choose the interval time to reboot the system.
10) Control Key
- Disable(Ctrl+Alt+Del) : When User selects this check box, User can not use the Control Key(Ctrl+Alt+Del) and system will not allow to return to Window program ( locking of the “ EXIT” button)
11) Backup setup
- Set the Back-up option or manage schedule of back-up. (refer to section 7-5 Auto Back-Up)
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3.3. Camera & Motion Setting
1) Display Options
- Use : If User select the check box, specified camera will be used to capture image.
- ID : Individual Camera ID
- View on PC monitor : User can see the image at the connected PC Screen.
- View on TV monitor : User can see the image at the connected TV Screen.
- View on Remote monitor : User can see the image at the remote side(client).
2) Frame Rate
- Use Max Frames : If User select the check box, system could be recorded by the captured image frame with maximum capacity and distributed image frame to each cam eras.
- Frame Rate : User can define the frame rate
- Time & Event Interval : User can select the interval (max. 30 sec.) for the recording at normal.
3) Compression Mode
- Mode : Select one of the compression modes from M-JPEG, M-MPEG4.
- Image Size : Screen resolution.
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- Image Quality : User can control the quality of image ( Note : if you select high, the size of recording image will be bigger)
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4) Stamp
- Use : If User select the check box, stamp will be displayed at some part of a recording image .
- Date : If User select the check box, Date will be displayed.
- Position : User can choose the location of stamp (Left Top, Right Top, Left Bottom, Right
Bottom)
5) Pre/Post Record : User can define the number of frames that will be recorded before and after detecting the motion
- Pre : Define the number of frames before detecting the motion.
- Post : Define the number of frames after detecting the motion.
(Note: If you want audio recording in the Sensor/ Motion/ Normal & Event modes, you need to set the number of the “Post” as 30 frames over.)
6) Motion Detect
- Sensitivity : Define the Rate of Sensitivity(the default value is 10%).
- Whole Area Mode : Motion will be detected in whole area.
- User Area Mode : Motion will be detected in the defined area by the User.
- ADD : If User want to defined the area, Click this ADD button, and define the range through the
clicking the area at the displayed screen at the setting menu. After User add a area, system will show the red box(see the sample picture below)
- Delete : If User want to delete the area that was defined(or added), Click this DEL button.
- Test : When User click this button, screen will display the detected area as red dots. So, User
can test the motion detection.
- ACTIVE : When the motion is detected, this button will be blinked.
- Relay Out : Use : If User want to send the Output, Click this check box. (Additional equipment is
required to send the Output.
- Relay Out : Relay Time : User can define the relay time of the Output from 1 second to 10 second.(If User select 5 second, the Output will be sent every 5 seconds.)
- Relay Out : Relay Ports : User can define the port that will be used to send the Output. (User can select port 1, 2, 3, 4)
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7) Advanced Setup
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- Work Hour . From: The start time of working hour . To: The end time of working hour . The system will work by original camera setup for recording schedule.
- After Hour . The system will work by an advanced setup during the time outside the time zone established as Work Hour.
- On Alarm or Motion . If you want to use motion or sensor recording during after hour
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3.4. Recording Setting
: ARGUS has 6 different recording modes. User can choose one of the modes. The recordin g schedule is based on one week. So User can define the schedule according to the Day and Time in each day.
1) Normal Mode
- In this mode, system always will record all images from the selected camera.
2) Sensor Mode
- In this mode, system will record the images only if any event occurs at the sensor.
3) Event/ Normal Mode
- The system will be recorded each one frame per each setting second (1,2,3,,,20,30 max.).
- But the system will be recording maximum frame rate when there is motion detection or sensor.
4) Motion Mode
- In this mode, system will record the images only if any motion is detected at the defined area.
(User can choose Whole area or define a specific area at the Camera Settings).
5) Motion Sensor Mode
- In this mode, system will record the images when the sensor event is occurred and /or the Motion is detected.
6) Watch Mode
- In this mode, system will not record any images from the selected camera, but display the captured image at the screen.
Recording Schedule example
- Sunday – Saturday (09:00 – 18:00) : System will record all captured image.
- Sunday – Saturday (19:00 – 21:00) : System will record with Event & Normal Mode : System
will record captured image by the setting of the “Frame rate”.
- Sunday – Saturday (22:00 – 04:00) : System will record with Motion Detect Mode : System will record captured image, only if any motion is detected.
- Sunday – Saturday (05:00 – 06:00) : System will record with Sensor Mode : System will record captured image, only if any sensor event is detected.
- Sunday – Saturday (07:00 – 08:00) : System will record with Motion and Sensor Mode : System will record captured image, any sensor event is detected or any motion is detected.
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3.5. Display & Pan Tilt Setting
1) Screen Control Options
- Bright : Configure the Brightness of image.
- Contrast : Configure the Contrast of image
- Saturation : Configure the Saturation of image.
- Hue : Configure the Hue of image.
2) Transaction Data Control
- If capture board supports POS function, this button to active. (refer “POS Manual”)
3) Pan Tilt
- Use : User can configure all options for a Pan Tilt Camera
- Receive :
- Port :
- Speed :
- Parity :
- Stop Bits :
- Flow Bits :
- Type :
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3.6. Sensor Setting
1) Options
- Use : When User selects this check box, the selected sensor will be enabl ed and used.
- Location : User can specify the location of a sensor.
2) Flags
- Sensor Type : According to the sensor, define the active type (high or low).
- Selected Camera : User can configure a sensor to the specific camera.
3) Sensor Output
- Use Relay Output : If User wants to send the Output, Click this check box. (Additional equipment is required to send the Output.
- Output Port : User can define the port that will be used to send the Output. (User can select port 1, 2, 3, 4)
- Relay Time : User can define the relay time of the Output from 1 second to 10 second.(If User select 5 second, the Output will be sent every 5 seconds.)
4) Sensor Test : If you click the button of “Sensor”, the system shows all setting values for the connected sensors.
When you click the button of the “Test” right upper side, it shows current active status for the each sensor.
: Active : No active
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3.7. Network Setting
1) Use Network Connection
- Use : When User selects this check box, the system will allow the remote access through the network.
- TCP/IP Port : TCP/IP port number. (Auto set to 9871)
2) Compression Mode
- Choose the Mode : User can choose M-JPEG or M-MPEG.
- Image Quality : User can control the quality of image that will be sent to the remote site.
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< System setting for Modem (Dial-up) Connection > h Setting in the Server system (Windows XP)
① Control Panel’Network Connections ‘Create a new connection’ .
② When the ‘New Connection Wizard’ shows, please click ‘Next’.
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③ Select ‘Setup an advanced connection’ as “Network Connection Type” and click ‘Next’.
④ Select ‘Accept incoming connections’ as “ Advanced Connection Options” and click ‘Next’.
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⑤ Select a correct connection device to corresponding with ‘Incoming Connections’ and click ‘Properties’ .
⑥ Please check if the port speed is same as installed Modem. If yes, please return to ‘New Con nection
Wizard’ and click ‘Next’.
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⑦ Tick on the ’Do not allow virtual private connection’ and click ‘Next’.
⑧ Please click ‘ Add’ to register of new user for Dial-up Networking connection. Please enter User ID &
Password and click ‘ OK’ , Then new user will be created. Please tick on the new user and click ‘ Next’.
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⑨ Select ‘Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)’ and click ‘Properties’.
⑩ Please specify TCP/IP address for remote connection. (You can allocate a proper IP address)
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⑪ Click ‘Finish’, then the setting is completed.
⑫ If you check the window of ’Network Connections’ , you can see new connection setting as ‘Incoming
Connections’.
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