Elite Technology ET Series User Manual

Elite Technology

ET Series DVR

User Guide

Electronics Line Site (DVR)

Electronics Line Center (Remote)

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Contents

Electronics Line Site

• Main Screen 5

• Entering Setup mode 9

• Hardware Setup 10

o Camera Setup 11
o Sensor Setup 13
o Control Setup 14
o External Monitor 16

• Motion Setup 17

o Setup for Individual Cameras 17
o Setup for All Cameras 21

• Schedule Setup 23

o Record Modes 23
o How to set schedule 24
o Set Holiday 26
o Simple / Advanced Mode 27

• Screen Division 28

• Modem Setup 29

o Using the “Ping” utility 32
o Configuring the modem 35

• Site Information 41

• Password Setup 46

• Audio Setup 48

o

Microphone and Speaker Setup 49

• System Setup 55

o Backup Settings 56
o Creating a Backup Schedule 58
o Adding Backup Media 60
o Remote Backup Media 61
o Easy Update 64

• Motion Tracking Setup 68

• Storage Setup 72

• E-Map Setup 74

o Camera 76
o Control 77
o Sensor 78

• Pan Tilt Zoom Control 80

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• Search Mode 82

o Calendar 82
o Recorded Data Timeline 84
o Still Image Tools 85
o Search Tools 86
o Playback Controls 87
o Index Search 88
o Search Option Panel 89
o Printing an Image 90

 Installing a local Printer 91
 Installing a Network printer 93

o Backup 94

 Floppy Backup 95
 Watermark Checker 95
 Time Backup 96
 AVI Backup 97
 Select Media 98

o Formatting CD-R/CD-RW disks 100

Contents

Electronics Line Site

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Main Screen

Screen
Division
Selections

Full
Screen
View

Screen Division Selections

Select the number of cameras you wish to view on the main screen.
Choose 4, 6, 9, 10, 13, or 16 camera splits
The cameras that will appear in each view are assignable in setup under “Screen Division”

Full Screen View

This button will set the main screen to “Camera only” view. The GUI (Graphic User
Interface) which includes the Screen Division buttons, the Event Indicators, the Clock,
Setup and Search buttons, Power button, etc. will be hidden.
Right click on the screen to return to normal view.

Camera, Sensor, and Control Relay Event Indicators

Each numbered button corresponds to the similarly numbered device in each category.
Camera indicators will flash when a camera detects motion. Sensor indicators will flash
when a device (Glass break or motion detector) is tripped.
Control indicators will flash when a relay (Alarm, siren, strobe, etc.) has been activated.
Control relays may also be manually activated by left clicking on the indicator. Click on it
again to deactivate.

Camera, Sensor,
and Control
Relay Event
Indicators

Main Screen

Clock

Indicates current date and time

Quad Rotation Mode

Sets main view to 4 camera split and rotates view continuously through all active cameras
starting with 1~4, then 5~8, then 9~12, then 13~16, then back to 1~4, etc.
Click on an image, or select a Screen division button to stop rotation and return to normal
mode.

Setup and Search Mode

Left click to enter Setup (Camera selection, Screen division, Schedule, Audio, Motion, etc.)
or Search Mode (Review and backup recorded data)

Storage Indicator

Top line shows total Hard Drive space allocated and available for data storage.
Numbers in the blue box show Hard Drive space that has been used for data storage in
Megabytes and Percentage of free space remaining. When percentage of free space reaches
0%, the DVR has used all available storage and will begin to overwrite (replace) the oldest
recorded data.
(It is normal for the ‘Free Space’ indicator to read ‘0% Free’ once the DVR has started
overwriting the oldest data. This number will not change unless you reallocate (erase) the
storage drive.)

Clock

Quad
Rotation
Mode

Setup and
Search
Mode

Storage
Indicator

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Main Screen

Main View Screen

This is where the live images from your cameras will appear.
Left click on any image to bring it to full screen view. Left click on the image again to
return to normal view.

Mode Indicator

Mode indicator will indicate whether you are in Display, Search, or Pan /Tilt mode.

Power Button

Left click on the power button in Display mode to turn off the DVR.
Unit will stop recording and turn itself off. Use the Power switch (on the front of the DVR)
to restart the unit.

Main View
Screen

Mode
Indicator

Power
Button

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Setup

Your new Elite Technology ET-Series DVR is “Ready to Go” right out of the box.
It is factory preset to start up and begin recording data without any effort on your part.
Just hook up your cameras and turn it on.
In order to fine tune your installation and customize the DVR to get the best performance
for your particular situation, or to setup extra features such as Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras,
Sensors and Control relays, Record mode quality and scheduling, Custom screen divisions,
etc., the Elite Technology ET-Series is equipped with an extensive array of options
available through the “Setup” mode.

Left click on the “Setup” button to enter Setup mode.

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Left click
to enter
Setup

Setup

When you click on setup for the first time you will be prompted to enter a
password.

Leave the user level set to Level 1 (Administrator) and use the keyboard to enter a 4 digit
numeric password (4 characters, all numbers). You may left click on the numbers on the
‘Virtual Keypad’ if no keyboard is available.
You may also press “Enter” on your keyboard or click on “OK” with the left mouse button

if you want no password set up at this time. (You can change this later in the “Password
Setup” section.)

You will then be asked if you want to create the default user database.
Click on “Yes” or press “Enter” on your keyboard to continue.

You will then be prompted to “Confirm” or, re-enter your password again to gain entry to
Setup mode.

Virtual
Keypad

Remember your password!

Once you have created the password database you will not be able to access Setup or
Search mode without it.

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Hardware Setup

When you enter Setup mode you can access all of the functions of the DVR and customize
settings for your installation to achieve the best performance of your unit in any
environment.
Most key functions (Camera types, color settings, motion settings, frame rates, etc.) can be
set up on an individual camera by camera basis.

The Setup mode is organized on several “Pages” accessed by the tabs at the top of the
panel. Left click with the mouse on any tab to access that page. The first page that appears
is the “Hardware Setup” page.

Click on a tab to
select a Setup Page

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Hardware Setup

Setup

Name

Sensor

Camera Setup

Setup

Check to enable camera, uncheck to disable
Use the scroll bar to view settings for cameras 9~16

Name

Enter name for each camera. You may use a maximum of 14 characters. This name will
appear on the main screen and in the recorded image.

Sensor

Sensors can be associated to cameras. The associated camera will begin recording when the
sensor is tripped.
Sensors must be enabled in sensor setup to use this function.
Enter the sensor number you want to associate in the sensor box. If you want more than
one sensor to activate the camera, use a comma to separate the numbers.
(Example) Enter 2,4,5 in the box for camera 1. Camera 1 will now record when sensors 2,
4, or 5 are activated.

Scroll Bar

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Hardware Setup

Motion

You may associate cameras to cameras. If you wish another camera to trigger camera 1,
enter that camera number in the “Motion” box for camera 1. Multiple cameras must be
separated by a comma.
Example: Enter 2,3,4 in the “Motion” box for camera 1. Camera 1 will now record if
camera 2, 3, or 4 detect motion. (The camera detecting the motion will also record.)

P/T

Enable Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera function by placing a check in this box.
Make sure the camera ID matches the frame number it will appear in on the DVR.
(If camera 6 is a P/T/Z make sure the camera ID is set to 6 in the on-screen setup for that
camera. This is usually done with binary dip-switches on the camera housing)

Type

Click the drop down arrow to select the closest model and manufacturer of the P/T/Z
camera you are installing.

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Motion

P/T

Type

Camera Setup

Hardware Setup

Setup

Place a check in the box to enable sensors if your DVR has sensor inputs.
(Sensor inputs are standard on Rack Mount units and optional on Desktop units)
If your unit does not have sensor inputs then do not use this function.

NC/NO

Set the type of sensor to “Normally Closed” or “Normally Open” by clicking on the button.
The button label will change to N/C or N/O to indicate how it is set.

Use Alarm

Place a check in the “Use alarm” button if you want to enable the DVR to use the ‘Sensor
for Emergency’ (in Modem Setup section) to transmit an image from the associated camera
to the remote, or ‘Center’ computer.

Setup

NC/NO

Use Alarm

Sensor Setup

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Hardware Setup

Recording time by sensor, motion

Choose how long the DVR will continue to record images after motion has been detected.
Use the drop-down arrow to select time in seconds.
Be aware that longer time settings will use more hard drive space and reduce your total
storage time. (Amount of time before DVR begins to overwrite oldest data.)

Setup

Place a check in the box to enable control relays if your DVR has relay outputs.
(Control relays are standard on Rack Mount units, optional on Desktop Units)

Name

Enter a name (location or device type) for each control relay. Use up to 14 characters.

Recording time by
sensor, motion

Setup

Name

Control Setup

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Hardware Setup

Auto ON/OFF Time

Enter start and end times to limit the time control relays can be activated. (Use 24-hour
time format) Default time is 00:00 to 00:00 (midnight to midnight or, always on.) Use the
drop down arrows to select hours and minutes. Control relays can be activated only within
the time specified. Activity outside the specified time will not trigger the control relay.
Example: To allow the control relay to activate an alarm only between 5:30pm and 8:00am
the next morning, enter 17:30 ~ 08:00.

Sensor

Associate a Sensor to trigger the Control relay.
(Example) Enter a 3 in the sensor box for control relay 1. Sensor 3 will now trigger control
relay 1.

Working sec

Select how long (in seconds) the Control relay will remain active after being triggered by a
sensor.

Auto ON/OFF
Time

Sensor

Working sec

Control Setup

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Hardware Setup

This setting refers to the optional NTSC spot monitor, not the DVR’s main screen.

Select time (sec)

Select length of time each image will remain on screen before next image appears on
external monitor. (Images appear in rotation on the external monitor)

Cameras

Select which cameras will appear in rotation on the external monitor by placing a check in
the box for that camera.

Save

Click to save your settings

Close

Click to leave setup and return to the Main Screen

Select time (Sec)

Cameras

Save

Close

External Monitor

WARNING: Save your settings before closing or switching

to another Setup Page. Your changes will be lost if you

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forget to Save first.

Motion Setup

Camera

Setup for Individual Cameras

Camera

Select the camera you want to adjust by clicking on the numbered button. The live image
from that camera will appear in the Image screen. When you have finished setting up one
camera, click the button for the next camera you want to adjust. Each camera may be fine
tuned individually for sensitivity, detection area, brightness, hue, contrast, type (color or
monochrome), and recording frame rate.

Recording Frame Rate per Camera

Select the frame rate in “Images per Second” for each camera. This is the number of
“pictures” the camera will take and store every second the camera is activated.
(To increase the frame rate for a camera, you may have to decrease the rate for a different
camera. The total rate of all cameras can not exceed the total rate of the capture card. The
total frame rate of the card is indicated by the first two numbers in the DVR’s model
number.)
Example: Model ET-80-16 = 80 images per second capture rate, 16 cameras. Divide 80
images per second by 16 cameras to get a frame rate of 5 images per second per camera.

Default

Click this button to reset the recording frame rate to the maximum averaged rate for all
cameras. (Maximum rate of capture card divided by number of cameras)

Recording frame
rate per camera

Default

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Motion Setup

Sensitivity

Adjust the sensitivity of the motion detection grid for each camera. If a camera is recording
when there is no apparent motion, decrease the sensitivity by moving the slider to the left.
This will help extend your total recording time by reducing the number of “false alarms”.

Alarm (M)

Place a check in the box if you want the DVR to emit a “beep” sound from its internal
speaker when motion is detected.

Time

If you want the alarm function to be active only during certain hours, enter the start and
end times here. Enter the time in 24 Hour format.
(Example) For 8:00am to 5:00pm you would enter 08 ~ 00 to 17 ~ 00.

Sensitivity

Alarm

Time

Setup for Individual Cameras

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Motion Setup

Left click and
drag the cursor
diagonally to
create a grid

Setup for Individual Cameras

Area Clear

Removes motion detection grid from frame so you may customize the detection zones and
“mask” around objects that move or flicker constantly.
Select the “Area Clear” button, place your cursor over the image, click and hold the left
mouse button while you move the cursor diagonally. This will produce a box with a motion
detection grid inside it. You may “resize” the box by holding the cursor over the small
squares around the perimeter until the cursor turns into an arrow ( ÅÆ ), then click and
hold the left mouse button while you move the cursor.

Hint: Grab the corner squares to resize horizontally and vertically at the same time.

You may draw up to 5 areas per camera.
Click on a grid and press “Delete” on your keyboard to remove it.
Click “area clear” again at any time to clear all grids from the camera and start over.
The outline of the areas you create will appear on the main screen when motion is detected.
(The outlines will not appear on the recorded image)
The entire frame is recorded when any area detects motion.

Area Clear

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Motion Setup

Area Draw

Brightness,
Hue,
Contrast

Color /
Monochrome

Default

Setup for Individual Cameras

Area Draw

Places a grid over the entire image so the entire frame is motion sensitive.
Click on the ‘Area Clear’ button and look at the image on the left. Now click on the ‘Area
Draw’ button and look at the image. Notice the black diagonal lines that appear. This is
your ‘Motion Detection Grid’.

Brightness, Hue, Contrast

Adjust the image quality of each camera to obtain the best picture.
Brightness: Adjusts overall shade of image from light to dark.
Hue: Adjusts color bias of image.
Contrast: Adjusts amount of difference between light and dark areas.

Color/Monochrome

Selects whether a camera is color or monochrome. (Black and White)
This is especially important if you have both color and black and white cameras connected.
(Colors on all cameras may look odd or exaggerated until they are identified properly.)

Default

Return Brightness, Hue, Contrast, and color/monochrome settings to factory default
values.

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Motion Setup

Area Clear

Screen Size

Quality

Transfer Quality

Setup for All Cameras

Area Clear

Removes the motion detection grid from all cameras.

Area Draw

Draws motion detection grid across entire frame on all cameras.

Screen Size

Select the image size to be recorded. 640x480 is the largest image, 160x120 is the smallest.
320x240 is the default size. Remember that larger images create larger file sizes and affect
overall recording time.

Quality

Select the image quality to be recorded from “Lowest” to “Best”. Higher quality settings
also create larger file sizes and affect overall recording time.

Transfer Quality

Set quality of images to be transferred over network or modem connections. For slower
modem connections, use low quality to improve transmission speeds.

Area Draw

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Motion Setup

Full Screen
When Motion

Delay Time

Set Quad
rotation Time

Color of
motion area

Setup for All Cameras

Full Screen when Motion

Select cameras that will jump to full screen view (on the main surveillance screen) when
motion is detected. Separate multiple camera numbers with a comma.
Example: To set cameras 1, 3, and 5 enter 1,3,5

Delay Time (sec)

Set the length of time image will remain at full screen when motion is detected. Affects only
cameras enabled in “Full screen when motion” setting.

No Full Screen

Removes all cameras from “Full screen when motion” setting.

Set Quad Rotation Time

Set the length of time images remain on the Main Screen in Quad rotation when the ‘Quad
Rotation’ button is pushed. (The main screen will change to a 4 image split and rotate
through all active cameras 4 at a time.)

Color of Motion Area

Set color of motion grid outline that appears on main screen when motion is detected.

No Full
Screen

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Schedule Setup

Continuous

Motion

Sensor

Prealarm

Schedule setup allows you to determine what mode your cameras will operate in at any
given time of day.

Continuous: Cameras will record continuously.
Motion: Cameras will record only when motion is detected.
Sensor: Cameras will record when triggered by associated sensors.
Prealarm: Cameras will record events up to 5 seconds before motion is detected.

Place a checkmark in the box to enable the mode(s)
Removing the checkmark from all four options will set the camera to “Look Only” mode.
(No video will be recorded)
You may use more than one mode on each camera.
Supported modes include:
Look Only (No record)
Continuous Record (Disables Motion, Sensor, and Prealarm functions)
Motion
Sensor
Motion + Sensor
Motion + Prealarm
Sensor + Prealarm
Motion + Sensor + Prealarm

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Schedule Setup

Select a Camera

Select Time

Select Record
Mode

Adjust minutes

1. Select a Camera: Each camera’s schedule may be set individually.

2. Select Time: Select hour(s) Left click to select a single hour. Left click and hold

the button down while you move the cursor to select more than one hour. Or click
on the ‘Select All’ button at the top of the timeline to select ALL hours in that
column. (The button in column #1 says ‘Camera 1’. In ‘Simple’ mode, all days will
be selected when you click this button.)

3. Select Record Mode: While the hour(s) you selected are highlighted, select the

mode(s) you wish to use for that time period.

4. Adjust Minutes: Click on the grey “Hour” button to adjust the minutes. A slider

will appear. Left click and hold to move the slider. The “Hour” button will change
to show the minutes you select. (The following hour will automatically adjust also.)

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Schedule Setup

Select All

Copy To

Set Holiday

Select All

Click on the ‘Select All’ buttons to select all the hours in that column.

Copy To

Once you have created a schedule for one camera, you may copy it to any other camera.
Select the “Copy to” button, then click on the camera number you want to copy the
schedule to. You may copy the schedule to as many cameras as you wish.
Click on “All cameras” to copy schedule to all cameras at once.

Set Holiday

You may select any Weekday or Saturday to be designated as a “Holiday”.
Sundays and Holidays are treated the same in the schedule. The schedule you have set up
under the “Sunday/Holiday” column will be applied to any day you select as a Holiday.
Click on Set Holiday to open the Holiday setup panel.

Remember to SAVE your settings before closing

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Schedule Setup

Select Month and Day

Arrows

Arrows

Added Days

Rotate

Add

Delete

Ok / Cancel

Holiday Setup

Select Month and Day

Use the “Arrows” to select the month. Then left click on the day on the calendar to select it.

Rotate

You have the option to add the selected day to a repeating pattern.
Monthly: The same day will be set as a holiday every month.
Yearly: The same day will be set as a holiday every year.
None: The selected day will be treated as a holiday one time only.

Add

Add the selected day to the Holiday schedule. Date will appear in the “Added Days” list
along with selected “Rotate” option.

Delete

Select a date in the “Added Days” list and click Delete to remove it.

Ok / Cancel

Click “OK” to save your changes, or “Cancel” to return to Schedule Setup without saving
any holiday setup changes.

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Schedule Setup

Mode Button

Simple Mode

Mode Button

Toggle between “Simple” and “Advanced” schedule by clicking the “Mode” button and
selecting the schedule setup mode you prefer.
In “Simple” mode, all days (Weekdays, Saturdays, and Sunday/Holidays) are set on a
single 24 hour timeline. Any time adjustments you make will apply to all days.
In “Advanced” mode, Weekdays, Saturdays, and Sunday/Holidays each have their own 24
hour timeline.

Advanced Mode

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Screen Division

Screen Division

Camera Selection

Default

Large Screen

Screen Division

Select the screen division you prefer to display on the VGA monitor. The settings you
choose will become the default view on the Main Screen.

Camera Selection

Enable or disable cameras on the selected screen division. Disable cameras you do not want
to appear on the Main Screen. Disabled cameras will be replaced by the Elite Technology
logo.

Default

Returns settings for the selected screen division to factory defaults. (All cameras on)

Large Screen

Assign which cameras will appear in the large screen(s) in the 6, 10, and 13 division
views.

Remember to SAVE your settings before closing

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Modem Setup

Type of Connection

No Connection

Password /
Confirm

Virtual Keypad

Type of Connection

Click “LAN/PSTN/ISDN/LEASED CIRCUIT/ROUTER” if you have the DVR installed on
a LAN (Local Area Network) or if you use the optional 56K modem to provide remote
access to a computer with the “Electronics Line Center” software installed.

No Connection

Select “No Connection” if you do not plan to remotely monitor the DVR.

Password / Confirm

Set the password for incoming connections from your remote computer.
Password must be 4-digit numeric (only 4 digits, all numbers). Use the keyboard or you can
use the mouse to select numbers on the “Virtual Keypad”.

The default password for incoming connections is: 1234

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Modem Setup

Motion for Emergency
Message

Emergency Phone
Numbers

Motion for Emergency Message

Select cameras that will activate the Emergency Message function.
When motion is detected by a camera the DVR will capture the image and transmit it to
the remote, or “Center” computer.

Sensor for Emergency

Select the sensors that will activate the Emergency Message function. When a sensor is
tripped, the DVR will send an alarm to the remote, or “Center” computer. If the sensor is
associated to a camera (in “Hardware Setup”) the DVR will also send the captured image.

Emergency Phone Numbers

If you use a modem to connect the DVR to the remote, or “Center” computer, then
enter the phone numbers of the remote, or “Center” computer(s) that the DVR will send
the emergency message to. If the DVR fails to connect to the first number, it will dial the
second number and attempt to transmit the message.

Transfer Time

Set the time (in seconds) that the modem will keep the connection to the remote computer
open and active. Any image captured by selected cameras during that time will also be
transmitted.

Sensor for
Emergency

Transfer Time

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Modem Setup

Emergency IP
address

Emergency IP Address

If the DVR is connected to a LAN (Local Area Network) or to the Internet through a DSL
or Cable Modem connection, you can assign the IP (Internet Protocol) address of the
remote, or “Center” computer(s) you wish to receive the Emergency Message.

In order for this function to work correctly you must insure that the remote computer you
wish to transmit to is connected and available on the network or internet.
The easiest way to determine this is to use the Windows “ping” utility.

Remember to Save your settings.

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Modem Setup

Using the “Ping” Utility

To ensure that you have a good connection to the remote computer on the LAN (Local
Area Network) or WAN (Wide Area Network), use the “ping” utility.
The “ping” utility will transmit a small packet of data to the remote computer and wait for
a response.

To use the “ping” utility:

Press the “Windows” key on your
keyboard (Between “Ctrl” and “Alt” on the
lower left) to bring up the Windows “Start”
menu.

On the Windows start menu, select “Run”

Type ‘command’ (without the quotes) in the box
that appears.
Either click “OK” or press “Enter” on your
keyboard

This will initiate the DOS command prompt on your screen.

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Modem Setup

At the command prompt type in ‘ping’ (without the quotes).
Press the ‘Space’ bar once to leave a space.
Enter the IP address of the computer you wish to ping.

(Example)If the address of the computer you want to connect to is 192.168.0.2,
type: ping 192.168.0.2 (Remember to leave one space between ping and the address.)

Press ‘Enter’ on your keyboard.

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Modem Setup

If you receive a “Destination host unreachable” reply, then your network is not configured
correctly or you may have the wrong IP address for the remote computer. Contact your
Network Administrator for help in getting the DVR connected to the network.

If your network is configured correctly and you have entered the correct IP address, you
should get a reply showing the remote computer’s address and the time (in milliseconds)
that it took to reply. This confirms your network connection to the remote computer.

Type in ‘exit’ (without the quotes) and press ‘Enter’ on your keyboard to exit the
command prompt.

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Modem Setup

If your DVR came with a modem installed, it is preconfigured to answer incoming calls
from the remote (Center) computer.

The default password for incoming connections is: 1234

If your DVR does not have a modem installed, you may have a qualified technician add one
for you. The modem must be compatible with ‘Windows98 Second Edition’.

If you purchase an ‘External’ modem you will not have to remove the outer case of the
DVR to install it, however, if you have Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras controlled by the

RS-232 (serial) control port you will need to purchase a ‘USB’(Universal
serial Bus) modem since the ‘Serial’ port is already in use.

If you decide on an ‘Internal’ modem the technician will have to remove the outer case of
the DVR to install it.
If you are unsure how to remove the case, call DVR Technical Support for assistance.

8:30am ~ 5:30pm (Mountain time Zone) Monday through Friday

1-800-683-6835

Remember to TURN OFF the DVR and unplug it before

attempting to install an internal modem.

Follow the directions provided by your modem manufacturer to install your modem and
drivers. Use the instructions and drivers for ‘Windows98 Second Edition’.
Once you have the modem installed you will need to configure it correctly to receive
incoming calls from the ‘Center’ computer.

Press the ‘Windows’ key on your keyboard (Between ‘Ctrl’ and ‘Alt’ on the lower left) to
bring up the Windows ‘Start’ menu.
Choose ‘Settings’ and then ‘Control Panel’.

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Modem Setup

When the Control Panel appears,
choose “Add Remove Programs”.

Communications

Details

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Windows
Setup

Add Remove
Programs

When the ‘Add Remove Programs
Properties’ box appears, choose the
‘Windows Setup’ tab.

When ‘Windows Setup’ appears, click on
‘Communications’. If there is not a check in
the box next to ‘Communications’, place one
there now.

Click on the ‘Details’ button.

Modem Setup

Dial-Up
Server

OK

Click on ‘OK’ again to install Windows
Dial-Up Server.
You may be asked for the ‘Windows98
Second Edition’ installation disk.
This should be with the software package
you received with the DVR.
Place the disk in the CD tray and browse to
the Win98se folder to complete the
installation.
Windows may need to reboot the DVR to
finish installing your modem.

(If Windows Dial-Up Server is already
installed you may skip this procedure and
move to the next step.)

When the ‘Communications’ details box
appears, place a check in the box next to
‘Dial-Up Server’.

Click on ‘OK’

OK

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Modem Setup

Dial-Up
Networking

From the menu at the top of the
window click on ‘Connections’ and
choose ‘Dial-Up Server’ from the
drop-down menu.

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Press the ‘Windows’ key on your
keyboard,(between ‘Ctrl’ and ‘Alt’
on the lower left) and ‘E’ at the
same time to bring up ‘Windows
Explorer’.

Click on ‘Dial-Up Networking’

Dial-Up
Server

Modem Setup

Allow caller
access

Change
Password

Type in a 4 digit numeric password.
(4 digits, all numbers)
Click on ‘OK’ to finish.

The default password is: 1234
If you use a different password, you
must also enter it in the ‘Modem Setup’ section of the DVR software under
‘Password’ and ‘Confirm’

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Server
Type

When the ‘Dial-Up Server” properties box
appears, place a check in the button next to
‘Allow caller access’.

Then click on the ‘Change Password’ button to
set the password for incoming calls.

After setting the password, you will
automatically return to the “Dial-Up
Server’ properties box.

Click on the ‘Server Type’ button

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Modem Setup

When the ‘Server Types’ dialogue appears,
choose ‘PPP, Internet, Windows NT Server,
Windows 98’ from the drop down box.

Down-Arrow

(Click on the down-arrow at the right to drop
down the menu)

Click on ‘OK’ to save this setting.

After setting the ‘Server Type’ you will
automatically return to the ‘Dial-Up
Server’ properties box.

Click on the ‘Apply’ button.

Look in the ‘Status’ box to confirm the
modem is correctly set up to answer
incoming calls. You should see
‘Monitoring’ in the status box.
If you see ‘Idle’ in the status box, then the
modem is not set up correctly. Recheck
your settings and click on the ‘Apply’
button again until you see ‘Monitoring’.

Click on ‘OK’ to finish.

Close out of all open windows by Clicking on ‘OK’, or in the case of ‘Windows Explorer’
Click on the ‘X’ button at the top right hand corner of the window to close it. If the DVR
software is not running, double-click on the ‘Electronics Line Site’ icon on the desktop to
restart it.
If you changed the modem password to something other than 1234, enter Setup mode, click
on the ‘Modem Setup’ page, and enter the new password in the ‘Pas sword’ and ‘Confirm’
boxes. Then click on the ‘Save’ button.
Your DVR is now ready to accept incoming calls from the ‘Center’ computer.

Status

OK

Apply

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Site Information

Site Code

Distributor

Sales Date

Other

Notes

Site Code

This is the Site Code you will need to enter in the Connection setup box on the remote or
‘Center’ computer when you connect to the DVR by modem or LAN.
You may rename the Site Code to any 7 digit alphanumeric name. (7 characters, using
letters, numbers, or combination of each)
If you have more than one DVR you will wish to monitor remotely, you must use a different
Site Code for each.
(Example): DVR # 1= 100-001 DVR # 2= 100-002 DVR #3= 100-003
or DVR # 1=elusa01 DVR # 2= store-2 DVR # 3= dvrmain

Location/Model/Distributor/Sales Date/Other/Notes

These are optional information entries.
You may fill in these boxes with information relating to your DVR for easy reference.
These entries will be viewable from the remote or ‘Center’ computer when you connect and
enter the setup mode.

Location

Model

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Site Information

Display Camera Status Bar

Display Control Status Bar

Display Camera Status Bar

Enables the camera status indicators on the main screen. The numbered buttons will flash
when the cameras detect motion.

Display Control Status Bar

Enables the control relay status indicators on the main screen. The numbered buttons will
flash when the control relays are activated. You may also activate a control relay manually
by clicking on its associated button.

Display Sensor Status Bar

Enables the Sensor status indicators on the main screen. The numbered buttons will flash
when the sensors are activated.

Place a check in the box next to each option to enable it on the main screen. The status bars
will appear in the area below the live cameras on the main view screen.

Display Sensor Status Bar

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Site Information

Display Motion Detection Grid

Image Transfer to Floppy Disk

Display Motion Detection Grid

If the motion detection grid is set to ‘Area Draw’ (Grid covers entire image) in the Motion
Setup section, a thin outline will appear around the outer edge of the live picture when
motion is detected by a camera.
If you selected ‘Area Clear’ and used the custom masking options by “drawing” in several
smaller motion detection grids, then a thin outline will appear around the grid that is
detecting motion within the picture. You may select the color of the outlines (red or green)
in the Motion Setup section.
(The outlines will not appear in the recorded images.)

Image Transfer to Floppy Disk

From ‘Search’ mode you can save a single still image to a floppy disk. Place a check in the
box if you wish to save the image as a Windows Bitmap file (.bmp)
Remove the check to save images in the JPEG format.
Bitmap images are better quality, but result in a larger file size on the disk.
JPEG images are lower quality, but you can save more images on a single floppy disk.
(Bitmap is the default image format.)

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Site Information

Clock Display Format

Sensor Type Use Intelli Search Tooltip

Clock Display Format

Determines how your clock will display the current date.

YYYY/DD/MM MM/DD/YYYY DD/MM/YYYY

Sensor Type

Select whether your DVR uses 8 or 16 sensors.

Use Intelli Search Tooltip

Place a check in the box if you wish to see “Pop-Up” descriptions of the buttons in Search
mode when you move the mouse cursor over them. This can be very useful if you have not
used the Search interface before.

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Site Information

System Information

The system information area provides you with detailed information about the DVR’s
hardware including processor type, RAM (Random Access Memory) size in Megabytes,
and the Windows operating system version in use.
The ‘Disk Drive’ window shows all installed disk drives on the DVR.
A: The 3 ½ inch Floppy Drive
C: The Operating System Drive
D: The DVR Storage Drive
E: The CD-Rewritable Drive

Note: If you DVR has extra Hard Drives installed, the CD-RW drive may have a different
‘Drive Letter’ assigned to it.
Adding one extra hard drive will push the CD-RW back to F:
( The extra hard drive becomes E: )
Adding two extra hard drives will push the CD-RW back to G:
( The second extra hard drive becomes F: )

Software Version

Shows the currently installed Electronics Line DVR software version.

System
Information

Software
Version

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Password Setup

Level 1

The Password Setup page allows you to set or change the password for the DVR.
You are prompted for this password whenever you enter ‘Setup’ or ‘Search’ modes, or
attempt to shut the DVR software off.

This is not the password you use for Remote Access, that password is setup in
the ‘Modem Setup’ page.

Level 1 (Administrator)

To set the Level 1 password, you must enter setup as Level 1 (Administrator).
Level 1 user has access to all functions of the DVR as well as the ability to set other user
rights and restrictions. (Level 2 and Level 3 users)

Level 2 / Level 3

Level 2 and Level 3 user accounts allow you to assign certain abilities, such as ‘Search’ or
‘Site Information’ access to other users while limiting their access to more sensitive areas,
such as ‘Hardware Setup’ or ‘Storage Setup’.

Level 2

Level 3

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Password Setup

Setup Lists

Old Password

To change the Level 1 password, enter the password you used to enter ‘Setup Mode’
If you pressed ‘Enter’ on the keyboard or clicked on ‘OK’ to enter Setup with no
password, then leave this box blank.
Level 1 user may also change Level 2 and 3 user passwords without knowing their old
password.
Level 2 and 3 users may only change their own passwords. (If they know the old password)

New Password

Enter the new password. The password must be 4-digit numeric. (4 digits, all numbers)

Confirm

Re-enter the password to confirm it is typed in correctly.

Setup Lists

Place a check in the box for each function you wish to allow access to for Level 2 and Level
3 users. You may check as many functions as you wish in any combination. (Note that
checking all functions allows administrator level access.) Level 1 user (Administrator) has
access to all functions by default.

Old Password

New Password

Confirm

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Audio Setup

Audio Save Enabled

Audio Playback Enabled

Camera

If you want to record and save audio (sound) data along with the recorded image data you
can select a camera to trigger the audio recording function. The DVR will only save audio
data when motion is detected. In order to avoid ‘choppy’ sounding playback, you should
set the associated camera to record for at least 1 or 2 seconds when motion is detected. This
is done on the ‘Hardware Setup’ page by selecting the time (in seconds) in the ‘Recording
Time by Sensor, Motion’ box.

Audio Save Enabled

Place a check in the box to enable the DVR to record audio.

Audio Playback Enabled

Place a check in the box to enable the DVR to play back audio data in ‘Search’ mode.

Camera

Click on the camera button you wish to associate to the “Audio Save’ function. Audio
(sound) will be recorded when the selected camera detects motion.

Be aware that audio recording is restricted by law in some states.

Check with your local law enforcement authorities for details.

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Audio Setup

Microphone and Speaker Setup

If you plan to use audio features on the DVR you will need a microphone and a set of
amplified computer speakers.
The microphone input on the back panel of the DVR is a ‘1/8 inch’ phone jack.
The microphone input usually has a PINK collar.
The speaker output on the back panel of the DVR is a ‘1/8 inch stereo’ phone jack.
The speaker output usually has a GREEN collar.
(The line input usually has a BLUE collar and is NOT USED)
If you use an amplified or powered microphone, you will still use the PINK microphone
input and adjust your volume levels down.

Back Panel of DVR

(Blue) Line input (Not used)

Once you have your microphone and speakers connected, you will need to adjust your
record and playback volumes. This is done through the Windows ‘Control Panel’.

Press the ‘Windows” key on your keyboard (between
‘Alt’ and ‘Ctrl’ on the lower left) to bring up the Start
Menu.

Use the arrows on the keyboard or use the mouse to
select ‘Settings’ and then ‘Control Panel’.

Click on ‘Control Panel’ or highlight it with the arrow
keys and press ‘Enter’ on the keyboard to bring up
the ‘Windows’ Control Panel

(Green) Speaker Output

(Pink) Microphone input

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Multimedia

Audio Setup

When the Control Panel appears,
double click on the ‘Multimedia’
icon.

When the Multimedia Properties box appears
You can adjust the volumes and other properties for
both the Record and Playback devices by clicking on
the icons on the left side of the box.

Click on the Playback button to adjust your output
volumes first.

Main
Volume

Wave
Volume

Microphone
Volume

Playback

Recording

Main Volume

Use the sliders to set the Main Volume
to around ¾ up.

Microphone Volume

Set the Microphone volume to the
same range.

Wave Volume

Set the Wave volume to the same
range.

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Audio Setup

Mute

Place a check in the ‘Mute’ box if you do
not want the ‘Live” audio from the
microphone to play through the speakers.
(Especially if you want to listen to recorded

Mute

If the Live volume is too high or too low,
Return to the ‘Multimedia Properties’ box and click on
the ‘Recording” button.
This will bring up the ‘Record Control’ box.

Select

Advanced

audio in Search mode.)
The Recorded audio will still playback in
Search mode.

Uncheck the ‘Mute’ box to test the
microphone volume level.

Select

Place a check in the box to select the
microphone as the recording device.
Then adjust the volume slider until you can
hear the audio clearly.

Advanced

If you move the volume slider all the way up
but you still can not hear the audio clearly,
move the volume slider to the bottom, and
click the ‘Advanced’ button.

Recording

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Audio setup

If you do not see an ‘Advanced’ button, click
on ‘Options’ and choose ‘Advanced Controls’
from the drop-down menu.

Advanced Controls

Advanced

Place a check in the ‘Mic Boost (20dB)’ box and
click on ‘Close’ to exit.
This will increase the input sensitivity of the
microphone.

Close

Microphone
volume

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Then click on the ‘Advanced’ button that
appears under the Microphone volume slider.

Now move the slider up until you can hear the
audio signal clearly. Try not to set the level too
high to avoid distortion or clipping of the audio
data and possible damage to the sound card.

When the sound is set to the desired level, use
the ‘X’ button in the upper right corner to
close the Record Control box.

Mic Boost

Close

Audio Setup

Close

Mute

Click on ‘OK’ to close the ‘Multimedia Properties” box.

Close

Once you have the volume controls set to the
desired level, place a check in the ‘Mute’ box to
stop the Live audio from playing through the
speakers.( The audio will still be recorded and
will playback normally.)

Then click on the ‘X’ button at the top right to
close the ‘Play Control’ box.

Click on the ‘X’ button in the upper
right corner to close the ‘Control
Panel’.

Your DVR is now ready to record and
playback audio data.
Remember to select the ‘Audio Save
Enabled’ and ‘Audio Playback
Enabled’ options on the ‘Audio Setup’
page.

OK

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System Setup

System Off Time

Place a check in the box next to the day(s) you want the DVR to turn itself off. Set the off
time in the Hour and Minute boxes. (Use the 24 Hour time format.)

Be aware that this is a complete shutdown, NOT a restart time. Your DVR
will remain OFF until you use the ‘Power” button on the front of the DVR to
turn it on again.

System Restart Time

Place a check in the box to enable the DVR to ‘reboot’ itself at the specified time every day.
Enter the restart time in the ‘Hour’ and ‘Minute’ boxes. (Use the 24 Hour time format.)
The default restart time is 3:00 am
Example: To have the DVR reboot at 11:00pm, enter 23 ~ 00

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System Off
Time

System Restart
Time

System Setup

Display Watermark
Protect Image

Use Watermark

Place a check in the box to enable the DVR to use an embedded watermark when you
record an image. The watermark is a digitally encoded algorithm placed into the image file
to verify the integrity of the image.
If the image is altered in any way, the watermark verification will fail.
A watermarked image is usable as evidence in a court of law because it can not be
tampered with.

Display Watermark Protect Image

Place a check in the box to display the word ‘Watermarked’ on the protected image.
Refer to the ‘Still Image Backup’ section of ‘Search Mode’ later in this manual for more
information on the ‘Watermark’ function.

Backup Settings

The Backup panel allows you to set a scheduled backup of stored image data to another
data drive. You can backup to an internal or external hard drive, a formatted recordable
CD, a removable device such as a “ZIP” drive, or to a remote location on a computer
running the ‘Electronics Line Center Remote Backup Server’.

Click on the ‘Backup Settings’ button to open the system backup panel.

Use
Watermark

Backup Settings

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System Setup

Title

Data Time

Rotate

System Backup Panel

Title

When you select a day on the calendar (by left clicking on it) any backup scheduled for that
day will appear in the information area. The ‘Title’ column will show the name you enter
when you create a backup.

Data Time

The interval of time that will be backed up. (Displayed in 24-hur format)
(Example: Time to be backed up in picture above is from 8:30am until 6:00pm).

Rotate

Week, Month, Year, or None will indicate how often this backup is set to repeat.

Media

The hard drive, removable drive, or remote drive letter that this backup will be saved to.

Calendar

Use the calendar to see if you have a backup scheduled for a particular day. Click on any
day to select it. The Calendar shows the currently selected day in Green. Any backup(s)
scheduled for the selected day will appear in the information area.

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Media

Calendar

System Setup

Today

Add

System Backup Panel

Arrows

Click on the arrows to change the month displayed on the calendar.
Click << to go back a month. Click >> to go forward a month.

Today

Click on ‘Today’ at any time to return to the current month and day.

Add

Click on the ‘Add’ button to create a new backup schedule. The ‘Add Schedule’ panel will
appear. This is where you will create a new backup schedule.

Delete

To remove a scheduled backup, left-click on the backup listing in the information area and
click on the ‘Delete” button. This will remove the scheduled backup from the list. This will
NOT delete any backup files that were created by the schedule.

Arrows Arrows

Delete

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System Setup

Start Time

Down Arrow

Add Schedule

When you click on the ‘Add’ button in the System Backup Panel, the ‘Add Schedule’
dialogue will appear.

Title

Enter a unique name for your backup. You can use numbers, letters, or combination of
both.

Start Date

Click on the ‘Down Arrow’ to open the calendar. Use the left
and right arrows to select the month, and then click on the day
you wish to backup.

Start Time

Enter the starting time of the period you wish to back up.
(Example: To back up an entire night of data from 5:30pm
until 8:30am the next morning, enter 5:30 PM in the Start Time box.)

Title

Start Date

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System Setup

End Date

End Date

End Time

Rotate Option

Backup Start Time
Interval After

Rotate Option

Use the Rotate Option to cause your backup to repeat automatically. Back up the same
period of time every week, month, or year. If a Rotate Option is used, the dates are treated
differently according to the option chosen.

Example

:

Start Time “Tuesday, February 11, 2003at 5:30 PM”
End Time “Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 8:30 AM”

In this example, if you choose the Rotate Option:

Week:

up. The numeric date, month, and year are ignored.

Month:

backed up. The day of the week (Tuesday, Wednesday), month, and year are ignored.

Year:

(Tuesday, Wednesday), and year are ignored.

None:

Every Wednesday morning at 8:30am, the previous 15 hours of data will be backed

On the 12th day of every month at 8:30am, the previous 15 hours of data will be

Every year on the 12th of February the data will be backed up. The day of the week

The selected backup will occur only one time, on the selected date and time.

Backup Start Time Interval After

You may have the backup begin Immediately after the ‘End Time’ has passed, or you may
choose to delay the backup for up to 4 hours after the ‘End Time’ has passed.

Set the end date for the data you
wish to back up.
(Example: To back up a night of
data from 5:30pm until 8:30am the
next morning, select the day that
follows the ‘Start Date’.)

End Time

Enter the end time of the data you
wish to back up.
(Example: To back up a night of
data from 5:30pm until 8:30am,
enter 8:30 AM in the End Time
box.)

The back up will automatically
start when the End Time has
passed.

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System Setup

Media List

Any drives used for backup will
appear in the Media List.

Up / Down

Set the priority of the available
backup drives. The DVR will default
to the first drive in the list. To move a
drive up or down on the list, click on
the drive to select it and click on the
Up or Down buttons to move it.

Up / Down

Delete

Delete

Click on a drive to select it and click
on the Delete button to remove it
from the Media List. (This will not
delete any data on the drive.)

Add Media

Add Media

If there are no drives listed in the
Media List, then you will need to add
at least one for the DVR to backup to.

Click on the ‘Add Media’ button to select a backup drive.

Local Drive

The ‘Select Backup Media’ panel will
appear.

Down Arrow

Path

Local Drive

You may select a drive that is physically
installed on the DVR. This can be an
internal or external hard drive, mapped
network drive, “ZIP” or other removable
drive, or a formatted CD-R / CD-RW
disk.

Path

Click on the ‘Down Arrow’ to show the available drives installed on the DVR. Click on a
drive to select it as the backup drive.

Do NOT select the ‘C’ drive or any drives that are allocated for data storage
by the DVR for backup. Backing up to the ‘C’ drive or allocated storage
drives will interfere with the operation of the DVR.

Media List

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System Setup

Remote Drive

IP Address

Password

Select Drive

Note:

drive path as an installed drive. The ‘Remote Drive’ path can connect to any computer via
the LAN (Local Area Network) or the WAN (Wide Area Network) including the Internet if
the backup computer has a Network, DSL, or Cable Modem connection with a fixed, or
‘Static’ IP address.

A network drive mapped through “Windows” networking will appear in the ‘Local’

IP Address

Enter the ‘Internet Protocol’ address of the remote computer you wish to backup your data
to. (The remote computer must have the K-Remote Backup Server software running or the
connection will fail.)

Password

Enter the password (if any) that you have set up in the K-Remote Backup Server software.

Select Drive

When you have entered the IP address and password of the remote computer, click on the
‘Select Drive’ button to connect.

The Drive Select panel will open to

Connect Status

show your connection status. If the
connection was successful, the
‘Connect Status’ box will show
‘Connection success’. If the IP
address is not correct, or the K­Remote Backup Server is not
running on the remote computer,
the ‘Connect Status’ box will read,
‘Connection Fail’.

Remote Drive

You may select a remote, or
network drive to backup to.

The remote computer
must have the
‘Electronics Line Center’
software installed and
the ‘K-Remote Backup
Server’ running

.

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System Setup

Remote Drive Path

When you successfully connect to
the remote K-Network Backup
Server, you will be able to select a
backup drive from the drop down
list. Click on the drive to select it.
The drive will appear in the ‘Drive
Path’ window.

OK

When you have selected a backup
drive, click on the ‘OK’ button to confirm your choice. The ‘Drive Select’ panel will close.

Media List

Overwrite Mode

Priority

Add / Cancel

Select ‘Backup after current backup’ if you have one backup in progress and another one
waiting, but you want this backup to complete before the one that is waiting.

Add / Cancel

Click on the ‘Add’ button to complete the backup schedule and add it to the list of
scheduled backups, or click ‘Cancel’ to stop without creating a scheduled backup.

Remote Drive Path

OK

The ‘Add Schedule’ panel will
now show the remote drive in the
‘Media List’. You can add more
drives with the ‘Add Media’
button, or click on one of the
available drives in the list to select
it as the drive for your backup.

Overwrite Mode

Place a check in the box if you
want the new backup to overwrite
(erase) the old data when the
backup drive becomes too full to
hold more data.

Priority

Set the priority of the current
backup. Select ‘Backup after
precedent backup’ if you have a
backup in progress, and another
backup waiting, and you want
this backup to wait until both
previous backups have completed.

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System Setup

Scheduled Backup

Setup

Cancel

Scheduled Backup

Once you have completed setting up your backup, it will appear in the System Backup
Panel.

Setup

Click on the ‘Setup’ button to save your backup(s) and return to ‘System Setup’.

Cancel

Click on the ‘Cancel’ button to quit without saving and return to ‘System Setup’.

Warning: If you select ‘Cancel’, any backups you created, and any changes

you made to pre-existing backups will NOT BE Saved.

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System Setup

Easy Update

The easy update feature
allows you to upgrade
your DVR software to the
latest version available.
You can download the
latest updates from the
Elite Technology FTP
site, or speak with a
service representative to
obtain the latest update
on CD-ROM. Once you
have the update files
available at the DVR,
click on the ‘Easy Update’
button to begin.

Click to Open Drive

OK

OK

When you have selected the folder containing the update package, the OK button will
activate. (It remains ‘Grayed-Out’ until you select the correct folder) Click on the OK
button to begin the upgrade process.

Cancel

Click Cancel to quit and return to the DVR Main Screen without updating.

Easy Update

Select
Update

Cancel

When you click on the ‘Easy Update’
button, the ‘IntelliUpdate’ browser
window will appear.
If the update files are on a CD, place the
CD in the CD drive and wait 5 seconds
for the DVR to ‘read’ the disk.
Find the CD drive in the browser
window.

Click to Open Drive

Click on the [+
folder to open it.

] next to a drive icon or

Select Update

Find the E-Line Site folder containing
the update package and click once on it
to select it.

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System Setup

When you select the folder
containing the update package from
the ‘IntelliUpdate’ browser window,
and click on the ‘OK’ button, the
DVR will begin the update process.
The new files will be copied to the
DVR’s hard drive and installed
automatically.

When the update is installed, the
DVR will close the Electronics Line
Site software and prompt you to
reboot.

If the update fails to install, a message will appear to notify you. Click on OK to
acknowledge the error and install the update through the ‘IntelliUp Site’ panel instead.
To access the ‘IntelliUp Site’ panel, move your mouse cursor to the bottom of the monitor
or press the ‘Windows Key’ on your keyboard to bring up the Windows ‘Start’ bar.

IntelliUp Site

Click on the ‘IntelliUp Site’ button to bring up the IntelliUp Site panel

Click on the ‘EZ Update’ button to bring
up the ‘IntelliUp Site’ browser and reinstall
the update package.

EZ Update

IntelliUp Site Panel

When the update finishes installing you
must reboot the DVR.

Click the ‘OK’ button to reboot the DVR.

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System Setup

Video Loss Alarm

Alarm Used

Beep Used

Working Time

Video Loss Alarm

You can set the DVR to trigger an alarm if video loss occurs. The alarm can be a buzzer,
siren, strobe light, or any device that can be activated by the Control Relay Outputs.
The DVR will also send an alert to the remote, or ‘Center’ computer which will appear in
the ‘Health Monitor’ window.

Alarm Used

Place a check in the ‘Alarm Used’ box to enable the function.

Use Control

Select the Control Relay you want to use when video loss occurs. The control can activate
an external alarm, warning lamp, etc.

Beep Used

Place a check in the ‘Beep Used’ box to have the DVR emit a tone from its internal speaker
on video loss.

Working Time

Set how long you want the alarm to continue after being activated. Enter the time in hours,
minutes, and / or seconds.

Use Control

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System Setup

VGA Card

Control Card Port

Video Format

PTZ Port

Hardware Setup Information

These selections are preset to the correct values.

Do not change these values unless instructed to do so by an

Electronics Line USA Support Representative.

VGA card

Identifies the installed video card chipset manufacturer.

Control Card Port

Selects the port used by P/T/Z control card.

Video Format

Selects NTSC or PAL format. Default format is NTSC.

PTZ Port

Selects which port is used for Pan Tilt Zoom camera control when no P/T/Z control
card is used.

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Motion Tracking Setup

Start Position
Pan / Tilt Values

Return Start
Position

Enable Camera

Click on the camera buttons to enable motion tracking function.
You must select the appropriate camera in the ‘Hardware Setup’ section before these
buttons will appear.

Current Camera

Use the drop down arrow to select the camera you want to set up. The selected camera’s
live image will appear in the area on the left.

Screen Value

Click to set the value to the position showing in the camera image.

Start Position Pan / Tilt Values

Use drop down arrows to set start position of motion tracking camera. Camera will return
to this position when motion is no longer detected and followed.

Move Camera

Click to move camera to values entered in the ‘Pan’ and ‘Tilt’ boxes under ‘Start Position”

Return Start Position

Use the drop down arrow to select how long the camera will remain in its last position afte r
motion is no longer detected and followed.

Enable Camera

Current Camera

Screen Value

Move Camera

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Motion Tracking Setup

All

Start / End
Times

Disable P/T/Z
Mode

On/Off Time

Set the range of time for the motion tracking function to be active.

All

Place a check in the box to set the same active time range for all motion tracking cameras.
Leave the box unchecked to set a different time range for each camera.

Start / End Times

Use the drop down arrows to set the start and end times for the motion tracking function to
be enabled. (Use 24-hour time format) Enter the start time in the upper boxes and the end
time in the lower boxes. Default is 00:00 to 24:00. (Midnight to midnight)

Disable P/T/Z Mode

Place a check in the box to disable manual Pan/Tilt/Zoom control on the selected camera.
Manual operation of a Motion Tracking camera through the P/T/Z controls will interfere
with the Motion Tracking function. The camera will not return to its configured Start
position if you manually Zoom/Focus it with the P/T/Z controls.

On / Off
Time

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Motion Tracking Setup

Left / Right

Enable

Tilt

Pan Range

You can set a limit on how far the motion tracking camera will move from the start
position while following detected motion.

Left / Right

Use the drop down arrows to set the maximum range of movement of the motion tracking
camera in degrees. The minimum value you may enter for left or right angles is 40 degrees.
The total sum of both left and right angles can not exceed 360 degrees. (Full circle)

Screen Value

Click on the Screen Value button to set the Pan angle to the current camera position.

Enable

Place a check in the box to enable the Pan Range function for the selected camera.

Tilt

Use the drop down arrow to set the minimum tilt of the selected camera, or use the ‘Screen
value’ button to set value to current camera position.
Place a check in the enable box to enable minimum tilt function.

Pan Range

Screen
Value

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Motion Tracking Setup

Camera Flip

Live Image

Live view of currently selected camera. Left click in the image to adjust the camera angle.

Selection Box

Target zone of motion tracking camera.

Pan angle

Use slider to fine tune selected pan values. (In Start Position and Range)

Tilt Angle

Use slider to fine tune selected tilt values. (In Start Position and Tilt)

Sensitivity

Adjust sensitivity higher in dark areas, and lower in brightly lit areas.

Camera Flip

If camera is installed in a flipped position, motion tracking may appear to work in reverse.
Place a check in the box to correct this.

Live Image

Selection Box

Pan Angle

Tilt Angle

Sensitivity

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Storage Setup

Modify
Storage
Structure

Drive Information

Identifies each hard drive installed, shows the drive size in Megabytes, and shows if the
drive has been allocated for data storage.

Modify Storage Structure

Use this option to reallocate (format) one or more hard drives.

Drive
Information

All data stored on a drive will be lost when you reallocate it.

Use this option if the DVR has indicated a memory error or if the storage structure has
become corrupted.
To reallocate a drive, click on the ‘Modify Storage Structure’ button and then click the
‘Close’ button.
Use the ‘Quit’ button (on the main screen) to turn off the DVR.
Restart the DVR.
The Storage Structure panel will appear when the DVR reboots.

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Storage Setup

Allocation

Buttons

Proceed

Allocation Buttons

Click on the buttons to allocate (format) the storage drives. You may select any number of
drives to allocate. Allocation is not allowed on the ‘C’ drive. (Operating System Drive)
When you have selected the drives to allocate, press the ‘Proceed’ button.

Click on ‘Yes’ to begin drive allocation. The DVR will restart automatically when the
allocation process has finished.

Remember, ALL DATA on the allocated drives will be

ERASED.

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E-Map Setup

Use EMAP

Screen Division

Camera Number

User Image Copy
(Or Change)

Use EMAP

Place a check in the box to enable the EMAP function. The EMAP will allow you to place a
bitmap image (*.bmp) into a frame on the main view screen. (One camera will be replaced
by the image.) You can place icons on the image to represent the positions of your cameras,
sensors and controls. The icons will flash to indicate the associated device has been
activated. Clicking on a camera icon will open that camera to full screen view.

Screen Division

Use the drop down box to select the screen division you use on the Main Screen.

Camera Number

Click on the Camera number button to select which camera frame the EMAP will use in
the Screen Division you have selected.

User Image Copy (Or Change)

This is where you will select the image to use for your EMAP. The image must be a
Windows Bitmap (*.bmp) format. This may be created in Windows ‘Paint’ or similar
graphics editing program.

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E-Map Setup

Find

Find

Click on the Find button to open the file browser.

Select Image

Open

Click on OK to finish and open your EMAP image.

Go

Select Image

Click on your image to select it.

Open

When you have selected your image, press
the Open button to open the file.

Go

Click on the Go button to copy your image to
the EMAP window.

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E-Map Setup

Camera

Camera Number

Camera

Choose icons for up to 16 different cameras. Select Cameras by
placing a check in the ‘Camera’ button.

Camera Number

Click on the numbered button to select the camera number.

Camera Menu

Use the drop down menu to choose a type and direction for the camera
you are representing. Click on the image in the menu and then place the
image into the EMAP by left clicking the mouse in the correct spot on the
EMAP image. If the icon is not where you
want it, move the mouse cursor and click again to adjust its position.
When the icon is positioned correctly, click on the next ‘Camera Number’
Button and choose the next camera icon from the ‘Camera Menu’
Continue until you have assigned icons to all cameras.

Camera Menu

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E-Map Setup

Control
Number

Control
Menu

Control

Place a check in ‘Control’ to choose icons for your control relays. You may select up to 8
control relays.

Control Number

The camera number buttons become Control Number buttons when you select Control.
Click on a numbered button to select a control.

Control Menu

Use the drop down menu to choose the correct control device .
Click on the device in the menu to select it.
Move your mouse cursor to the EMAP image and
left click on the image to place the icon.

Control

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E-Map Setup

Sensor
Number

Sensor Menu

Delete Camera,
Control, Sensor

Sensor

Place a check in ‘Sensor’ to choose icons for your sensors. You may select up to 8 sensors.

Sensor Number

The camera number buttons become Sensor Number buttons when you select Sensor.
Click on a numbered button to select a sensor.

Sensor Menu

Use the drop down menu to choose the correct sensor device.
Click on the device in the menu to select it. Move your mouse cursor
over the EMAP image and left click to place the icon.

Delete Camera, Control, Sensor

Place a check in the box and click on an icon in the EMAP image to
delete it .

Delete Image

Place a check in the box and click on the EMAP image to remove it.

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Sensor

Delete
Image

E-Map Setup

When you have finished setting up your EMAP, save your settings and close out of Setup.
When you return to the Main Screen your EMAP will appear in the camera position you
selected. The icons will flash to indicate when the device has been activated.
If you click on a camera icon, the live picture from that camera will jump to Full Screen.
If that camera is a Pan/Tilt /Zoom camera, the P/T/Z interface will automatically appear as
well.

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Pan Tilt Zoom Controls

Camera Specific
Controls

Move Camera

Zoom

Focus

P/T Speed

Use the left and right arrows to adjust the speed of the Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera.

Move Camera

Press the Up, Down, Left, and Right arrows to move the Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera.

Zoom

Zoom the picture in or out by clicking on the + or – buttons.

Focus

Adjust the focus of the camera by clicking on the left or right buttons

Camera Specific Controls

These controls will change according to the P/T/Z camera you have
connected. Consult your camera manual for instructions on these
features.
Note: the picture on the buttons will not change, the text above the
button will change to show the available options for your camera.

P/T Speed

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Pan Tilt Zoom Controls

Preset Selector

Go To

Screen
Divisions

Preset Selector

The preset selector allows you to select up to 10 different pre-programmed positions to
move the P/T/Z camera to. Click on a numbered button to move the camera.

Go To

Click on the ‘Go To’ button to enter your pre-set camera positions.

The ‘Go To’ button will change to ‘Setup’.
Use the Pan/Tilt/Zoom controls to move the camera to the
first position. Click on the ‘1’ button to set the position.

Move the camera to the next position and click on the ‘2’
button to enter that position. You may set up to 10 pre-set positions.
Click on the ‘Setup’ button to save your changes and test the presets you have entered.

Screen Division

Click on a screen division button or click on the image to return to normal view mode.
Clicking on the image will toggle between normal and full screen mode.

Quit

Click on the ‘Quit’ button to close the Pan/Tilt/Zoom controls and return to the Main
Screen.

Quit

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Search Mode

Calendar

Search Mode allows you to quickly and easily access recorded data. If you capture an event
that you need to copy or backup, you can transfer your video to a variety of removable
media devices including floppy disks, CD-R, CD-RW disks, External hard drives, and
network storage devices.
The transferred images may be ‘Watermarked’ to prevent tampering and allow
admissibility as evidence in the court system.

Calendar

To use Search Mode click on the Calendar button to show the calendar.

Use the Arrows to select the month, then click
on the day you wish to search to select it.
Days which have recorded data will show up
In bold type.

Calendar Button

Arrows Arrows

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Search Mode

Select Cameras

Timeline

Recorded
Data

Show / Hide Cameras

Click on the up arrow to show recorded data and camera buttons.

Click on the down arrow to hide recorded data and camera buttons.
(The button changes according to the panel status.)

Select Cameras

Click on the buttons to select the cameras you want to search. Select up to 16 cameras to
search at the same time.

Timeline

Shows the entire selected day in 1 hour increments. Time is shown in 24-Hour format
beginning with hour 00 (Midnight ~ 12:59am) and ending with hour 23 (11:00pm ~
11:59pm)

Recorded Data

The horizontal lines show when data was recorded. The lines may be different colors
depending on what type of recording was used, or what triggered the recording.

Blue = Motion
Red = Sensors
Pink = Continuous
Green = Pre Alarm

Show / Hide

Cameras

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Search Mode

Search Time
Indicator

Timeline

Scroll Bar

Hour / Minute

The hour and minute values show the current time being searched. Left click on the up and
down arrows to change the values. The values will also change when you click in the data
area to move the Search Time Indicator.

Search Time Indicator

A thin blue vertical bar will indicate the current time being searched. Left click in the data
area to move the bar to a different hour or minute.

Timeline

You may left click on the timeline to expand (magnify) the recorded data area. This can
help you find a specific time more easily. You may expand the data area 2 times. Click
again and the timeline will return to normal size.

Scroll Bar

Use the scroll bar to show the rest of your cameras and data areas so you may select them
to search.

Hour / Minute

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Search Mode

Still
Image
Tools

Still Image Tools

Brightness Contrast
Sharpness Noise Reduction
Deskew Gamma Correction
Rotate Undo

Brightness = Lighten or darken the image
Sharpness = Sharpen or remove blur from the image.
Deskew = Straighten the image if the picture appears tilted left or right.
Rotate = Rotate the image 90 degrees at a time.
Contrast = Increase or decrease the amount of difference between light and dark areas.
Noise Reduction = Reduce the speckling that can occur when you zoom in, increase

contrast, or sharpness of the image.

Gamma Correction = Adjust the color saturation of the image. If some colors are too

bright or distorted, you can reduce the color without changing it.

Undo = Undo all changes and return to the original image.

(Stop Playback and select a single image to use Still Image Tools)

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Search Mode

Screen

Division

Playback
Controls

Search Tools

Panorama Enlarge Image

Zoom Tool Refresh Data

Panorama

Use ‘Panorama’ mode to view a single camera in a series of sequential frames. Select
a camera and time, and then select a screen division to determine how many
sequential frames will be shown.

Zoom Tool

The Zoom Tool performs 3 different functions. Left click on the button to change the
function from zoom in, to zoom out, to the hand tool.
Stop playback and select an image (by clicking on it) to use the zoom tool.

Right click on an object in the image to zoom in on it.

Right click on the image to zoom out.

Right click and hold down the mouse button to ‘grab’ the image and move it around
when you are zoomed in.

(Stop playback and select a single image to use the Zoom tool.)

Search

Tools

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Search Mode

Enlarge Image

Left click on the button to enlarge the selected image. Click again to enlarge the
image again. When the image is at maximum size (Full screen), click again to return
to default recorded size.

Refresh Data

Left click on the button to refresh (update) the Data Area to include the most
recently recorded data. (DVR is set to record during search by default, however
data area does not automatically update while current day is selected.)

Screen division

Click on the up arrow to show the screen division selector.
Click on the screen division to apply it to the Search
screen.
In ‘Panorama’ mode this will determine the number of sequential frames to be
shown on a camera.
In standard ‘Search’ mode, you can search up to 16 cameras simultaneously.
NOTE: When searching multiple cameras at once, some camera images may be
blank or show a still image at times. This is normal. This means there is no
recorded data for those cameras at that minute of playback. (Cameras only record
when there is motion)The still image is the last image recorded by a camera.
During playback, the last image shown will remain in the frame until a new image
replaces it.

Playback Controls

Play in reverse

Play

Play forward frame by frame

Skip to the end of recorded data

Skip to beginning of recorded data

Play in reverse frame by frame

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Search Mode

Calendar

Index
Search

Index

by frame list of images captured for the currently selected minute. You may left click
on an entry in the list to show that image in the view screen.

Click on the Index button to open the index search. The index search shows a frame

Calendar

Use the drop down arrow to show the calendar. Select the date you wish to search by left
clicking on it.

Hour / Minute

Use the up and down arrows to select the hour and minute you wish to search.

Index Search

List shows the order in which the images were captured.
Shows the motion or sensor device number that triggered the image capture.
Shows which camera captured the image.
Shows the exact time the image was captured.

Note: Index search is disabled when a single camera is selected on the view

screen. Search screen must be in default view to use index search.

Index

Hour /
Minute

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Search Mode

Option Panel
(Index Search)

Search Options

The Search Options Panel allows you to filter the information shown in the Index
Search list and the Recorded Data Area .

Click on the Search Options button to toggle the Search Options Panel on or off.

Option Panel

All= Click on a camera number to show data from all record modes for that camera.
Prealarm= Click on a camera number to show data recorded in Prealarm mode.
Sensor= Click on a sensor number to show data recorded in Sensor mode.
Motion= Click on a camera number to show data recorded in Motion mode.
A= Select all devices.
N= Select no devices.

Option Panel in Default Search Mode

Search
Options

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Search Mode

Print Backup Bookmark

Audio Setup Toggle Recording

Print

Left click on the Print button to print the currently selected still image.
Stop playback and select an image by left clicking on it.)
The printed image size is determined by the image size on the screen. Use the ‘Enlarge
Image’ tool (p.86) to set the image size.
The printed image will show the image, the site code of the DVR (p.41), the date and time
the image was taken, the camera number, and the watermark status.

You must have a printer installed to use the Print function.

If you receive this error, no printer is installed.

Backup
Tools

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Search Mode

Installing a Local Printer

1. Turn off the DVR by left clicking on the ‘Power’ button on the Main View Screen.

2. Connect your printer to the DVR. (25-pin parallel or USB cable)

3. Turn on the printer.

4. Restart the DVR.

5. The DVR will detect the printer when it starts up and prompt you for the driver
installation disk.

6. Follow the onscreen directions to install the printer and set it as the ‘Default’ printer.

7. When the printer installation is finished the DVR will start up normally.

If the DVR does not detect the Printer when Starting Up

1. Make sure the printer is connected to the DVR.

2. Make sure the printer power cable is plugged in and the printer is turned on.

3. Restart the DVR. If the printer is still not detected, proceed to step 4.

4. Press the ‘Windows’ key on your keyboard to access the Start Menu.

5. Choose ‘Settings’ and then ‘Printers’.

The Printers window will open. Double click on the ‘Add
Printer’ icon.

Click ‘Next’ to begin installation.

Choose ‘Local Printer’ if the printer is physically
connected to the DVR by a 25-pin parallel or USB printer
cable.
Choose ‘Network Printer’ if you plan to use a shared
printer on a LAN.)

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Installing a Local Printer (cont.)

Search Mode

Choose your printer from the list or choose the ‘Have
Disk’
button if you have a driver installation disk.

Browse to the location of your driver and click OK to
install the printer.

Print a test page to insure installation was successful and
the printer will print correctly.

Check to make sure the printer is selected as the Default
printer. If so, close the Printers window. Installation is
complete.
The ‘Print’ button in search mode will use the default
printer when you print an image.

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Search Mode

Installing a Network Printer

Follow the same steps to open the ‘Printers’ window and double click on the ‘Add Printer’
icon to begin installation.

Choose ‘Network Printer’ instead of ‘Local Printer’ and
click the ‘Next’ button

Click on the ‘Browse’ button to search the local network
for a shared printer.

Click on the shared printer and then click on the OK
button to select it.
If you are prompted for drivers, contact your network
administrator for the correct drivers.
Finish Setup by printing a test page and closing the
‘Printers’ window.

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Search Mode

Print Backup Bookmark

Audio Setup Toggle Recording

Backup

or create a Time Backup of an event. An AVI file may be viewed on any computer
with Windows Media Player or similar moving image viewing software.
A Time Backup may only be viewed on a computer with the Electronics Line Center
software installed.

Click on the Backup button to save a single still image, create an AVI file of an event,

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Search Mode

Floppy Backup

Select ‘Floppy Backup’ to send a single image to the floppy disk. You may copy multiple
images to the disk until the disk is full. You may use two different formats when saving to a
floppy disk. Either format may be viewed on any computer.
A *.bmp image is better quality but a larger file size.
A *.jpeg image is a lesser quality but smaller file size. (You can save more images on a
single disk.)
Choose the format for the image in ‘Setup’ on the ‘Site Information’ page. (p.42)
(Image Transfer to Floppy Disk ~ Tick for BMP ~ Untick for JPEG)

When you select Floppy back up and the image is watermarked, the DVR will ask if you
want the Watermark Checker program copied to the disk as well.

Select Yes to copy the file to the disk along with the
image.

Double click the ‘WM CHK’
icon to open the Watermark
Check software.

Click on the ‘File Open’ button to select the image.
Browse to the image and click on it to select it. The image
name and directory will appear in the file name box.
Click on the ‘Watermark Check’ button to test the
integrity of the image. If the image has not been tampered
with, a ‘Watermark Approved’ message will appear.

If the image has been changed in any way
a ‘Watermark Corrupted’ message will
appear.

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Search Mode

Time Backup

Select Time Backup when you want to save large amounts of recorded data for future
review on a remote computer with the “Center” software installed.
(An ‘AVI’ backup will only allow 5 minute segments to be recorded at one time, thereby
making it impractical for multiple day backups.)
Time backup has no limitation on the length of time you can select. The only limitation is
the amount of backup storage space you have available on disk.

The data saved in a Time backup is a copy of the information on the storage
drive of the DVR. It is a proprietary file system and can only be viewed on a

computer with the ‘Electronics Line Center’ software installed.

When you select the Time
backup option, the data from all

Start

End

Calculate Size

to create the backup. Make sure you have sufficient disk space to record the backup before
proceeding.
A standard CD-R or CD-RW disk will hold up to 700MB of information. You may be able
to back up less than a day or more than a week onto a single disk depending upon your
camera image quality and resolution settings, and how much motion each camera records.
Use the Calculate Size button to determine how much time you can save to a disk.

Important!

Do not back up data to the ‘C’ drive. Backing up to the ‘C’ drive

can interfere with the operation of the DVR.

cameras is automatically saved.
You may not select individual
cameras to backup.

Start

Set the starting date and time for
your backup. Notice that you
must convert the 24-hour time
format of the DVR to 12-hour
(AM or PM).

End

Set the ending date and time of
your backup.

Calculate Size

When you have entered your
Start and End times, click on the
Calculate Size button to estimate
the amount of disk space needed

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Search Mode

AVI Backup

Select AVI backup when you have isolated a short event you wish to save.
AVI backup is limited to a 5 minute segment.
You may select individual cameras to back up.
An AVI backup file may be played on any computer with Windows Media Player or
similar viewing software. The ‘Electronics Line Center’ software is not needed.

Start

End

Select
Cameras

Calculate Size

A separate AVI file will be created for each camera selected.

Calculate Size

Use the Calculate size button to estimate the disk space needed to save the backup.
AVI files are substantially larger than Floppy backup or Time backup files.
Be careful not to try to back up more data than you have disk space available for.
A standard CD-R or CD-RW will hold up to 700MB of data. If you exceed this size when
recording to a CD, either select fewer cameras or shorten the length of time for the backup.

Important!

Do NOT select the ‘C’ drive or any drives that are allocated for data storage

by the DVR for backup. Backing up to the ‘C’ drive or allocated storage

drives will interfere with the operation of the DVR.

Select AVI Backup to create an
AVI file.

Start

Set the starting date and time for
your backup. Notice that you
must convert the 24-hour time
format of the DVR to 12-hour
(AM or PM).

End

Set the ending date and time of
your backup. If more then 5
minutes is selected, the End time
will be automatically adjusted to 5
minutes after the Start time.

Select Cameras

Place a check in the box for the
cameras you wish to back up. You
may select any combination
cameras from 1 to all 16.

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Search Mode

Select Media

Select the drive to save the backup on.

Select Media

Local Drive

Down Arrow

Path

Path

Click on the ‘Down Arrow’ to show the available drives installed on the DVR. Click on a
drive to select it as the backup drive. Click on the OK button to confirm your choice. The
Select Backup Media panel will close.

Do NOT select the ‘C’ drive or any drives that are allocated for data storage
by the DVR for backup. Backing up to the ‘C’ drive or allocated storage
drives will interfere with the operation of the DVR.

You may save data to:

Floppy disk (Still images only)
External disk (Zip, Jazz, etc.)
External Hard Drive
Mapped Network Drive
Remote IP Address
CD-R / CD-RW
Optional DVD-R

Click on the Select Media button to
choose where to save your backup.

The ‘Select Backup Media’ panel will
appear.

Local Drive

When you choose the ‘AVI Backup’
option you may select a drive that is
physically installed on the DVR. This can
be an internal or external hard drive,
mapped network drive, “ZIP” or other
removable drive, or a formatted CD-R /
CD-RW disk.

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Search Mode

Remote Drive

When you choose the ‘Time
Backup’ option you may

IP Address

Password

Select Drive

Note:

drive path as an installed drive. The ‘Remote Drive’ path can connect to any computer via
the LAN (Local Area Network) or the WAN (Wide Area Network) including the Internet if
the backup computer has a Network, DSL, or Cable Modem connection with a fixed, or
‘Static’ IP address.

A network drive mapped through “Windows” networking will appear in the ‘Local’

IP Address

Enter the ‘Internet Protocol’ address of the remote computer you wish to backup your data
to. (The remote computer must have the K-Remote Backup Server software running or the
connection will fail.)

Password

Enter the password (if any) that you have set up in the K-Remote Backup Server software.

Select Drive

When you have entered the IP address and password of the remote computer, click on the
‘Select Drive’ button to connect.

The Drive Select panel will open to

Connect Status

show your connection status. If the
connection was successful, the
‘Connect Status’ box will show
‘Connection success’. If the IP
address is not correct, or the K­Remote Backup Server is not
running on the remote computer,
the ‘Connect Status’ box will read,
‘Connection Fail’.

select a remote, or network
drive to backup to.

The remote computer
must have the
‘Electronics Line Center’
software installed and
the ‘K-Remote Backup
Server’ running

.

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Search Mode

Remote Drive Path

When you successfully connect to
the remote K-Network Backup
Server, you will be able to select a
backup drive from the drop down
list. Click on the drive to select it.
The drive will appear in the ‘Drive
Path’ window.

OK

When you have selected a backup
drive, click on the ‘OK’ button to
confirm your choice. The ‘Drive
Select’ panel will close.

Selected Media

Format
CDR/CDRW

To format a CDR/CDRW, insert a blank disc into the CD tray and close the tray. If the
‘Roxio Project Selector’ (Easy CD Creator 5 Basic) or ‘Direct CD’ format utility do not
start automatically, click on the ‘Format CDR/CDRW’ button to start ‘Direct CD’.

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Remote Drive Path

OK

Selected Media

When you have chosen a drive to save
your backup to, that drive will appear
in the Backup Media box. If all of
your other settings (Start/End times
etc.) are correct you may click on the
OK button to begin the backup.

Format CDR/CDRW

If you choose to backup to a CD you
MUST format it FIRST.
You may back up to a
CD-R (CD Recorder)
CD-RW (CD Rewriteable)
Or Optional DVD recorder
Formatting times vary for each type of
disk.
CD-R Approx. 15 seconds
CD-RW Approx. 30 minutes
DVD-R Approx. 2+ hours