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DLR3-08N/410CD

Eneo DLR3-08N/160CD, DLR3-16N/660CD, DLR3-08N/410CD, DLR3-08N/660CD, DLR3-16N/160CD Operating Instructions Manual

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Operating Instructions
Digital Video Recorder Models: DLR3-08N/160CD, DLR3-16N/160CD, DLR3-08N/410CD, DLR3-16N/410CD, DLR3-08N/660CD DLR3-16N/660CD
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Safety instructions
EMC class
This digital video recorder (DVR) is a class A device in accordance with EN 55022.
This device may cause interference to other equipment in domestic use. In such cases the persons opera­ting the DVR are required to provide appropriate countermeasures, for which they themselves bear the cost.
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Importance of these Operating Instructions
Please read the safety instructions and the other information contained in the Operating Instructions before connecting up and operating the DVR.
The Operating Instructions should be kept in a safe place for later reference.
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Ambient conditions
The DVR should be protected against excessive heat, dust, moisture and vibration.
The DVR may only be operated at temperatures between +5°C and +40°C, and up to a maximum air humidity of 90%.
The DVR may only be operated indoors, and must be protected against ingress of water and moisture.
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Care of the DVR
Never switch on the DVR when moisture has penetrated it. In such cases, have the DVR checked by a
qualied service engineer.
Do not place any heavy objects on the DVR.
Never cover over the DVR‘s vents.
Never insert metal objects or any other items into the vents. This may permanently damage the DVR.
The housing may only be opened by authorised persons. Repairs may only be carried out by qualied
service personnel.
The DVR must be disconnected from the power supply before its housing is opened.
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Getting started with the DVR
When laying the connecting cables, make sure no weight is placed on them, that they are not kinked or damaged, and that no moisture can penetrate them..
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Cleaning
The housing of the DVR may only be cleaned with a moisture (not wet) cloth.
Use only a mild detergent. Do not use solvent-containing detergents or petrol. This could permanently
damage the surface nish.
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Spare parts
Use only original spare parts from Videor Technical GmbH..►
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Table of contents
Overview 7
Package contents
Basic functions
Features
Requirements for operation
Control options
Connections on the rear
Front panel controls
Key to controls 1
Function buttons 1
Menu structure 1
Getting started 1
Administration 1
Hiding from specic users 1
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Determining the memory requirement of a recording 1
Searching for recordings 1
Menu descriptions – Setup menu 2
Network – Notication 3
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Table of contents
Devices – Camera 34 Devices – Audio 3
Specications DLR3-08N/XX 5
Specications DLR3-16N/XX 5
Accessories 5
Supported PTZ cameras 5
Index 5
Notes on disposal 62
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Overview
Package contents
Digital video recorder (DVR) Mains power cord Operating instructions RAS (Remote Administration System) software on CD Operating instructions for RAS software on paper and CD Mounting kit for rack installation
Basic functions
Recording of video images from multiple cameras Event-triggered start of recording Video playback
Search for specic video sequences
Features
MPEG-4 compression / duplex mode 8 or 16 loop-through inputs / VGA, FBAS outputs Audio and alarm inputs / outputs
Max. recording speed: 100 eld images per sec (PAL)
Memory capacity 160 GB / 410 GB / 660 GB Maximum video resolution 720 x 576 pixels Archiving/image transfer via USB and CD-RW Live picture & Playback Zoom (2x) Integrated motion detector Telemetry control functions via RS-485 port Network port (Ethernet)
Requirements for operation
Digital video recorder DLR3 connected At least 1 camera connected At least 1 monitor connected Mouse connected, if DVR is to be controlled by mouse
Control options
Front panel Mouse RAS program
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Connections on the rear
Note: Connections optionally for NTSC or PAL operation.
AUDIO IN 1
AUDIO IN 2
AUDIO OUT
VIDEO IN 1
LOOP1
VIDEO IN 2
LOOP2
VIDEO IN 3
LOOP3
VIDEO IN 4
LOOP4
VIDEO IN 5
LOOP5
VIDEO IN 6
LOOP6
VIDEO IN 7
LOOP7
VIDEO IN 8
LOOP8
VIDEO IN 9
LOOP9
VIDEO IN 10
LOOP10
VIDEO IN 11
LOOP11
VIDEO IN 12
LOOP12
VIDEO IN 13
LOOP13
VIDEO IN 14
LOOP14
VIDEO IN 1
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LOOP15
VIDEO IN 16
LOOP16
SPOT
VIDEO OUT
NETWORK
RS-232C VGA
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No. Designation Functions/connections Example devices
1 VIDEO IN 1-16 Max. 16 video channels Cameras
2 LOOP 1-16 Max. 16 loop-through video channels Cameras
3 AUDIO OUT Audio output Amplier, speakers
AUDIO IN 1, AUDIO IN 2
Max. 2 Audio inputs Microphone
5 SPOT Video output Spot monitor
6 VIDEO OUT Video output Monitor
7 VGA PC monitor PC monitor
8 RS-232C External interface Modem
9 NETWORK Network Network cable
10 AI1 - AI16 Alarm inputs for external devices Sensors
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/RX+, /RX-, TX+, TX-
External interface (RS-485) Keyboard, PTZ camera
12 ARI/GND
Reset alarm with external signal
Switch
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NO, C, NC Alarm outputs for external devices Siren, ashing light
14 Reset switch Reset to factory defaults -
15 Power supply Mains power connection -
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Front panel controls
The following diagram and table shows the controls on the front panel of the DVR:
PANIC
DISPLAY GROUP MENU
SEQUENCE CAMEO
ALARM
CLIP COPY
SPOT
ZOOM PLAYBACK
PTZ
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No. Designation Function
PTZ camera functions (secondary assignment)
SPOT, SEQUENCE, CAMEO, DISPLAY, GROUP, PTZ, ZOOM, PLAYBACK, CLIP COPY
Function buttons
3 MENU Open/quit menu structure (primary assignment)
4 Menu navigation Navigate and select within the menu structure (secondary assignment)
5 Power-on indicator when DVR is in operation
6 Alarm indicator
7 Indicates hard disk operation
8 Connections USB ports
9 Indicates recordings being copied
10 Indicates Ethernet or modem connection
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Playback functions (primary assignment)
12 PANIC Start/end panic recording
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ALARM
Reset alarm View event list
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14 1 to 16
Select cameras Enter passwords
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15 Eject built-in CD-RW writer
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Key to controls
Function buttons
Note: The secondary function assignment is accessed by holding down the key.
Element Function
Spot monitor assignments (secondary assignment)
Sequence On/Off (secondary assignment)
Cameo mode On/Off (secondary assignment)
Switch image view modes (primary assignment)
Switch displayed group (primary assignment)
PTZ camera functions On/Off (secondary assignment)
Zoom On/Off (primary assignment)
Start playback
Copying recordings
PTZ camera functions
Element Function
Zoom in
Zoom out
Close-up
Wide-angle
Save preset
Load preset
Playback functions
Element Function
Frame-by-frame rewind
Fast rewind
Start/pause playback
Fast forward
Frame-by-frame forward
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The following diagram shows the menu structure:
Display Camera 1. CAM1
2. CAM2
3. CAM3
PIP 2x2 3x3 4x4 Previous Group Next Group Edit Group Camera
Spot monitor...
Exit Group Edit Sequence Freeze Zoom... PTZ... Speed
Auto Pan Tour Pattern Device Menu Light Pump Wiper Power Aux. Move to Origin Spot Monitor... Exit PTZ
Spot Monitor... Spot Monitor 1
Menu structure
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The following diagram shows the menu structure:
Setup menu... System Information
Date/Time
Storage
User
Shutdown...
Log out user1...
Network Network
Notication
Devices Camera
Audio
Alarm-Out
Display
Remote Control
Record Record
Schedule
Pre-Event
Event Alarm-In
Motion Detection
Video Loss
Text-In
System Event
Event Status Search Go to the First
Go to the Last Go to the Date/Time... Calendar Search... Event Log Search... Text-In Search…. Motion Search... Clip-Copy... Zoom... Slow Play x1
x1/2
x1/3
x1/4
x1/6
x1/8
Exit Search
Menu structure, continued
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Getting started
Checklist for DVR operation
Step Action Menu path
1 Connect peripheral devices as per planned setup.
2 Specify menu language.. Setup menu... > System > Information
3 Adjust date and time.. Setup menu... > System > Date/Time
4 Set up user. Setup menu... > System > User
Set up network and desired notication channels
(optional).
Setup menu... > Network > ...
6 Register peripherals with DVR. Setup menu... > Devices > ...
7 Set up event types and associated responses. Setup menu... > Event > ...
8 Set up recording parameters and schedule. Setup menu... > Record > ...
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Getting started, continued
Switching on the DVR
Requirement:
The start-up preparations are complete.
Step Action
Plug in DVR mains plug.
Switch on monitor.
Result: System starts up automatically and is ready to use..
Accessing the Setup menu
Requirement:
The DVR is switched on. You have set up a custom user name and password or you are using the following default access data (only when rst accessing the Setup menu): User name: admin Password: (blank)
Step Action Menu path
Open Setup menu.
Result: Prompt for user name and password.
Setup menu...
2 Log in as user.
Switching off the DVR
Requirement:
You have accessed the Setup menu.
Step Action Menu path
Shut down system.
Result: System shuts down automatically.
Setup menu > System > Shutdown ...
2 After shutdown, disconnect the mains plug.
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Administration
Saving your system setup
You can save your DVR’s setup data, including its network conguration.
Requirement:
USB memory stick
Step Action Menu path
Insert a USB memory stick into one of the USB ports
2 Export your setup.
Setup menu... > System > Information > Setup Export...
3 Specify a le name.
4 Export your setup. Export
Loading your system setup
You can load your stored DVR system setup with or without its network conguration.
Requirement:
USB memory stick with stored setup
Step Action Menu path
Insert a USB memory stick into one of the USB ports.
2 Import your setup.
Setup menu... > System > Information > Setup Import...
Select the le name and, where appropriate, the network conguration.
Import your setup. Import
Deleting recordings
You can only delete all your recordings together. It is not possible to delete recordings from a specic time
period.
Step Action Menu path
1 Delete all recordings.
Setup menu > System > Information > Clear All Data...
or Setup menu > System > Storage > Information tab
> Using > Clear
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Administration, continued
Downloading software updates
You can download software updates for your DVR from a USB memory stick.
Requirement:
USB memory stick with latest software release
Step Action Menu path
Insert a USB memory stick into one of the USB ports.
Start update. Setup menu... > System > Information > Upgrade...
3 Install new release
Hiding from specic users
You can hide video images and camera data according to the preset user rights.
Step Action Menu path
1 Set camera Covert mode. Setup menu... > Devices > Camera > Settings
Cancel ‘Covert Camera View‘ access for
specic users (groups).
Setup menu... > System > User
Restoring factory defaults
Before restoring the factory defaults, you should export your current system settings in case you need to re­import them later. (see Saving your system setup and Loading your system setup)
Step Action
1 Shut down the system.
2 Disconnect the mains plug.
3 Push a paper clip into the Reset button (on the rear of the DVR) and hold it there.
4 Plug in the mains plug.
5 Wait for all the LEDs to ash 5 times (about 30 seconds).
6 Withdraw the paper clip.
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Administration, continued
Determining the memory requirement of a recording
The amount of memory recorded video sequences will take up depends on the following factors:
picture quality number of images per second duration
The memory requirement is calculated by this formula:
Memory requirement = picture size x duration of recording x images per second
Example calculation of CIF resolution (PAL):
Picture quality
Picture size
Duration of recording
Approx. memory space
5 images/s 10 images/s 25 images/s
Basic 2.4 KB 24 hours 1.04 GB 2.07 GB 5.18 GB
Standard 4.8 KB 24 hours 2.07 GB 4.15 GB 10.37 GB
High 9.6 KB 24 hours 4.15 GB 8.29 GB 20.74 GB
Very high 14.4 KB 24 hours 6.22 GB 12.44 GB 31.10 GB
Example calculation of 2CIF resolution (PAL):
Picture quality
Picture size
Duration of recording
Approx. memory space
5 images/s 10 images/s 25 images/s
Basic 4.8 KB 24 hours 2.07 GB 4.15 GB 10.37 GB
Standard 9.6 KB 24 hours 4.15 GB 8.29 GB 20.74 GB
High 19.2 KB 24 hours 8.29 GB 16.59 GB 41.47 GB
Very high 28.8 KB 24 hours 12.44 GB 24.88 GB 62.20 GB
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Searching for recordings
Find rst stored recording
Search
Go to the First…
Find last stored recording
Search
Go to the Last…
Find recording by date and time
Search
Go to the Date/Time...
Calendar search
For each camera the calendar search indicates:
the days from which there are recordings the time ranges of recordings on those days
Search
Calendar Search...
Event log search
The event log search enables you to search for events based on specic criteria, such as:
movements recorded by a specic camera alarm from a specic alarm input
System events
Search
Event Log Search...
Text-in search
The text-in search enables you to search for recordings based on specic text inputs.
Search
Text-In Search…
Motion search
The motion search function can detect movements in recordings within dened zones for one camera. 2 types
of motion search are possible:
Motion search: Search for movement in a dened zone. Museum search: Search for movement of a dened object.
Search
Motion Search...
Copying recordings
Recordings can be written to a CD or copied to a USB memory stick.
Search
Clip-Copy...
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Using calendar search
Performing a calendar search
Step Action Menu path
Open calendar search.
Result: Calendar and time line are displayed.
Search > Calendar Search...
2 Select day and time
3 Conrm input. Go
Search
Calendar Search...
Term Symbol Meaning
Date display
Grey: No recording available White: Recording available
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Hours display
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Select a Segment
If the date and time on the DVR have been changed (such as when switching to Summer time) there may be multiple recordings for one time from the same camera. They are stored in separate segments.
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Using event log search
Performing an event log search
Step Action Menu path
Open event log search.
Result: The result of the last search is displayed.
Search > Event Log Search...
Dene criteria. Option...
Conrm input.
Result: List of search results is displayed.
Search
4 Select desired entry from list.
Search
Event Log Search... Option...
Term Symbol Meaning
From First
Start date
To Last
End date
Check Time Overlap
Activates a system prompt if there are multiple recordings for the same time range
Alarm-In
Alarm inputs in response to which a search for events is to start
Motion Cameras on which to search for motion detection
Video Loss Cameras on which to search for video loss
Text-In Text input devices on which to search for events
Record Channels Cameras on which to search for events
Search for system events: Setup menu > Event > System Event > Actions
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