ERNITEC DigiOpG2 EDNS3000 Series Installation, Programming, & User Manual
Digital Video Recorder
Series EDNS3000
16 camera system
Installation,
Programming,
& User Manual
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WARNING
TO REDUCE FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE
THE UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should
conform to all local codes.
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Cautions
Read Before System Operation
Follow these details to prevent material damage or personal injury.
Signs of Caution and Warning
Warning: This sign indicates that the user could be seriously wounded or expect property damage if not
used or installed properly.
Important Safeguards
Warning
1. Use the power cord, which is supplied or recommended by the supplier.
2. Do not dismantle or assemble the product.
It may cause malfunction or fire.
3. Do not touch the product with wet hands.
It may cause malfunction or fire.
4. Matters must be ensured to a professional product installation.
Delinquent installation may be the reason for malfunction, electric shock or fire.
5. Ground connection must be done. If grounding is not done, it may cause malfunction or electric shock.
6. Ground connection must not touch gas pipe, water pipe or telephone line.
7. Prevent metallic foreign substance from going inside the product.
It may cause malfunction or electric shock.
8. Do not spray insecticide or flammable spray while equipment is switch on.
It may cause fire.
9. Prevent water from entering inside electrical parts.
10. Do not drop, give strong vibration, or shock to the product.
It may cause malfunction.
11. The air inhaler of the front panel and air outlet of the back panel must not be blocked during installation or
the internal temperature of the product could be greater than allowable and cause malfunction or
fire.
12. Do not touch the product or the power cord when there is thunder.
It may cause electric shock.
13. Do not install the product near or on top of heating source.
The internal temperature of the product could be greater than allowable and cause malfunction or
fire.
14. Do not install the product on inclined or unstable location or where vibration could be committed.
It may cause malfunction.
15. Do not touch the power cord with wet hands.
It may cause electric shock.
16. Hold the body of the plug while removing the power plug.
Do not pull the power cord. Damage to the power cord may generate heat or cause fire.
17. Remove power cord from outlet when product is not used for a long time.
It may cause a short-circuit or electric shock.
18. Do not turn off the power by removal of the power plug.
To turn off the power, click the power button from the front panel.
When the system stops abnormally, the power button might not work. Click power button for 5 full seconds to turn
power off.
19. Do not cut off the power artificially, or give shock or vibration to unit while the hard disk is activating.
It may cause hard disk failure or loss of data.
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CATEGORIES
CAUTIONS..............................................................................................................................................................................3
READ BEFORE SYSTEM OPERATION ....................................................................................................................................3
1. SYSTEM STRUCTURE AND INSTALLATION................................................................................................................5
1.1 Getting Started ........................................................................................................................................................... 5
2. EXPLANATIONS FOR EACH FUNCTION......................................................................................................................6
2.1 Front Panel ................................................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 IR Remote Controller................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 Rear Panel................................................................................................................................................................. 10
3. INSTALLATION ..........................................................................................................................................................14
3.1 Connecting Peripheral Devices .................................................................................................................................. 14
3.2 System Startup and Shutdown .................................................................................................................................. 15
4. OPERATION...............................................................................................................................................................16
4.1 Log-in ....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
4.2 Real time Live Mode.................................................................................................................................................. 17
4.3 Recorded Image Playback Mode................................................................................................................................ 21
5. IMAGE BACKUP ........................................................................................................................................................23
5.1 CD Backup................................................................................................................................................................ 23
5.2 USB External Storage Device for Backup.................................................................................................................... 26
6. SETTINGS ..................................................................................................................................................................28
6.1 System-General......................................................................................................................................................... 29
6.2 System-Date and Time .............................................................................................................................................. 32
6.3 System-Network ....................................................................................................................................................... 34
6.4 System-Passwords..................................................................................................................................................... 35
6.5 Camera-Recording .................................................................................................................................................... 36
6.6 Camera-Title & Schedule........................................................................................................................................... 38
6.7 Camera-Color ........................................................................................................................................................... 39
6.8 Camera-Audio & P/T/Z .............................................................................................................................................. 40
6.9 Alarm-Input .............................................................................................................................................................. 41
6.10 Alarm-Output ........................................................................................................................................................... 43
6.11 Tools-System Information .......................................................................................................................................... 44
6.12 Tools-System Upgrade............................................................................................................................................... 45
6.13 Tools-System Default................................................................................................................................................. 46
6.14 Quit .......................................................................................................................................................................... 47
7. APPENDIX .................................................................................................................................................................48
7.1 Sensitivity Setting...................................................................................................................................................... 48
7.2 System Specifications ................................................................................................................................................ 50
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1. SYSTEM STRUCTURE AND INSTALLATION
1.1 Getting Started
The following accessories are supplied with the EDNS-3000 series digital video recorder. If any of these items is missing or
damaged, notify your dealer immediately. Keep the packing utilities for moving or storage purposes afterwards.
Qty Accessories
1User Manual
1 IR Remote Controller
1 DigiOp RemoteAgent CD
1Power Cable
2 Power Battery (AAA Size)
1 Rubber Mount Set
1 Rack Mounts and Screws
EDNS-3000
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2. Explanations for each function
2.1 Front Panel
The buttons on both the front panel of the EDNS-3000 and IR Remote Controller have the same functions. Each button can
activate different functions. The buttons on the front panel of EDNS-3000 may be different in shape than the remote
controller buttons, but the IR Remote Controller can also control the functions controlled by the front panel of the EDNS-
3000.
No. Buttons Functions
1 Power Button Use to turn the Power On/Off.
2 Power LED Shows Power On/Off status of the system (GREEN: Working, RED: Stand-by).
3 HDD LED
Shows if the camera image is being stored into or retrieved from the HDD (Hard Disk
Drive).
4 Network LED LED is lit while the network client(s) (RemoteAgent) is connected to the system.
5 Sensor LED LED is lit when alarm sensor is activated.
6 Audio LED LED is lit while audio data from audio input device is being recorded.
7
SCR MODE
CH1-8/CH9-16
Button to select modes of the arrow buttons.
Whenever the button is pressed, the screen will change to
[1~8 channel mode], [9~16channel mode], or [multiple(split) screen mode].
The default mode is [multiple(split) screen mode].
8
Multiple Screen Mode
Buttons (Arrow
Buttons)
Buttons to select the multiple screen mode as printed, or for use as cursor keys.
9
PAN/TILT/
ZOOM/FOCUS/ IRIS
Button for Camera PAN/TILT/ZOOM/FOCUS/IRIS functions.
10 SETUP Menu to set user environment of the system.
11 SEARCH Search recorded image.
12 Jog/Shuttle
Jog (inner dial): playback frame by frame.
Shuttle (outer dial): Speed up the playback speed of the image (1~32X).
13 USB Port USB interface port to connect external storage equipment.
14 BACKUP Button Button to backup recorded image data.
15 EVENT Button
Shows system’s event information in order of time and brings up event viewer to
search image of the corresponding time.
16 RETURN Button Use to exit from the setting menu or to cancel setting value.
17 OSD Button Button to control the OSD (On-Screen Display).
18 P/T/Z Button For using P/T/Z functions of the camera.
19 SEQ Button Automatic time sequencing for monitor images.
20 ENTER Button Use to enter detail menu, go into the next stage, select or set value.
21
Fast Playback
Backwards
Fast playback the recorded images backwards in the playback mode.
22
Playback Backward
Frame by Frame
Playback the recorded images frame by frame backwards in the playback mode
(playback only I-Frame)
23 Playback Playback recorded images from playback menu.
24
Playback Forward
Frame by Frame
Playback the recorded images frame-by-frame forward in the playback mode.
25 Fast Playback Forward Fast playback the recorded images forward in the playback mode.
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2.1.1. Power Button
When the power cable of the product is connected, press this button to turn power on or off.
2.1.2. Power LED
LED to show the power input and status of the system. The LED is red when the system is in stand-by position, but is green
when the system is working and power is being supplied.
2.1.3. HDD LED
LED is blue when the camera image is being stored into or retrieved from the HDD. So, even though the system is continuously
recording, the HDD LED is only lit when actual data is recorded in the HDD. Usually, the LED will be flickering, and this is normal.
2.1.4. Network LED
LED is blue when the system is connected to any network client (RemoteAgent). Light is automatically out when all clients are
disconnected.
2.1.5. Sensor LED
LED is lit when the system has any activated sensor input.
2.1.6. Audio LED
LED is lit when audio data from audio input device is being recorded. Even though the audio input device is properly connected, it
will not light up when audio is not recorded.
2.1.7. SCR MODE or CH1-8 / CH9-16
Use to see the images on the monitor as multiple screens. Whenever this button is pressed, [1-8] (
) group icon, [9-16]
group icon (
), or no icon will be seen on the lower right end of the monitor. When ( ) is indicated on the screen, the
arrow button will be used to select no. 1~8 images. Thus, when icon (
) appears on the screen, the arrow button will be
used to select images from no. 9~16. If the icon is not indicated, the arrow button will be use to select multiple screens (
).
As a default mode, arrow button will be used to select multiple screens.
Note
In case of IR Remote Controller, direction (number) key will be used to input channel no. 1~16. If necessary, select
split screen mode by pressing [SCR MODE] button on the IR Remote Controller.
2.1.8. Select Multiple Screen (Arrow Button)
Select each arrow button and the corresponding multiple screens will appear. Up, down, left, right arrow buttons are used to
move the cursor to “Setting” mode and are also used to increase/decrease the setting value. Furthermore, they are used to
operate camera PAN/TILT Movement, ZOOM IN/OUT, FOCUS FAR/NEAR.
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2.1.9. PAN/TILT/ZOOM/ FOCUS/IRIS
Press this button to control PAN/TILT/ZOOM/FOCUS/IRIS value in sequence. This is when PTZ driver has been installed in the
camera.
2.1.10. SETUP
Set the environment of the EDNS-3000 series according to the user requirement.
2.1.11. SEARCH
Search the recorded image by date and time. Refer to “Recording Image Playback Mode” for detail image searching method.
2.1.12. Jog / Shuttle
Jog / Shuttle dial is used to playback recording images. The inner dial is called Jog and the outer dial is called Shuttle. The
Jog/Shuttle dial has two kinds of functions. The Jog is used to find the recording image frame by frame. Turn the Jog dial
clockwise or anti-clockwise (only I-Frame is playback during anti-clockwise) to see the image frame by frame during pause
state. The Shuttle is used to speed up the playback speed of images by clockwise or anti-clockwise. Playback speed is
indicated as x2, x4, x8, x16, x32 on the lower end of the screen.
2.1.13. USB Port
Use to backup recorded images of the EDNS-3000 series by using USB storage device. System software upgrade is possible
with USB storage device.
Note
Refer to “Image Backup” for detailed explanation of USB storage devices supported by EDNS-3000 series.
2.1.14. BACKUP Button
Use to back up images recorded in the HDD to a supported storage device. When this button is pressed, the information from
the backup device connected to EDNS-3000 series (ex. CD-RW drive) will be indicated on the screen.
Refer to “Image Backup” for detailed information about backup.
2.1.15. EVENT Button
Shows system setting changes, alarms, etc., by the order of time and brings up event viewer to search image of the
corresponding time. Refer to “Event Search” for further details.
.
2.1.16. RETURN Button
Use to cancel the password just typed at the setting menu or to return to previous menu.
2.1.17. OSD Button
OSD will initially be displayed on the screen. When the [OSD] button is clicked once, the OSD will disappear. Click [OSD] button
again and the text will reappear.
2.1.18. P/T/Z Button
Click [P/T/Z] button and an icon will appear on the lower right end of the screen image to show P/T/Z status. This is when
P/T/Z driver has been installed.
2.1.19. SEQ Button
Press [SEQ] button and screen will automatically change. Refer to “Settings” for automatic sequencing interval (does not work on 16
split screen mode).
2.1.20. ENTER Button
The [Enter] button is used to go into the next stage, select value, or setting.
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2.2 IR Remote Controller
The function buttons of the IR Remote Controller are the same as function buttons on the front panel as shown below.
No.
Functions
Power Button 1
Activating LED 2
F2 (Reserve Button) 3
F1 (Reserve Button) 4
IRIS+ (Open Iris) 5
IRIS– (Close Iris) 6
ZOOM IN (Narrow) 7
FOCUS FAR 8
FOCUS NEAR 9
ZOOM OUT (wide) 10
ENTER 11
SETUP 12
RETURN 13
Select Number Button /
Multiple Screen 14
SCR / CH Button 15
F/O/E Button 16
SEARCH Button 17
BACKUP Button 18
EVENT Button 19
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Fast Playback Backwards Button 20
Playback Button 21
Fast Playback Forward Button 22
Playback Backward Frame by
Frame 23
Pause Button 24
Playback Forward Frame by Frame 25
OSD Button 26
P/T/Z Button 27
SEQ Button 28
Note Button #16: F/O/E Button (use only on remote controller)
The object in the recorded image might show the feathering effect during frame playback because images at
720x480(PAL:720×576) resolution have higher vertical resolution than 640x240(PAL:640×288) or 352×240
(PAL:352×288). The feathering of the image can be solved when only one of two Fields (Odd, Even Field) is
selected. Default is frame playback. When the button is pressed, it will change to Odd Field Playback-> Even Field
Playback-> Frame Playback order.
Note
To use the IR Remote Controller, synchronize front panel button and IR remote controller by inputting the initial ID.
The user requires setting the ID only once. Refer to “Settings” for detailed information about ID input.
Note
When the IR Remote Controller is used to change the channel, no. 1 button is also used to select channels after
number 10. Press no. 1 button and it will be ready to add another extra number. Example, press no. 1 and once it is
ready to add another no., press 2. Then, channel will change to channel no. 12. But press no. 1 button for few
seconds and the channel will go to no. 1 channel.
2.3 Rear Panel
The following is the rear panel of the EDNS-3000 series system. The picture below is EDNS3000-16EP model.
Note
The configuration differs according to the model.
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No. Name Functions
1 Camera Input (BNC) Connect to Camera (supports NTSC/PAL)
2 LOOP OUT
Camera images of each channel will be outputted as is (also used when the
corresponding image is required for other product)
3 MON OUT
Connect to the main monitor for camera image
surveillance/management/playback
4 SPOT OUT Use to output the entire surveillance screen one by one, in an interval
5 Power Input Connect main power cable
6 Select NTSC / PAL Select the signal system (NTSC/PAL)
7 SENSOR Input Connect 16 external input sensors (supports N/O or N/C)
8 USB Port Connect USB device
9 LAN Port RJ-45 socket for 10/100 Ethernet connection
10 S-Video Output Secondary main monitor output
11 Serial Port RS-232C port
12 Audio Out Connect Audio Output Device (with Amp.)
13 Audio In Connect Audio Input Device (with Amp.)
14 Alarm Out / P/T/Z Connect P/T/Z receiver(RS-485) and/or relays
Note
Ensure that the specification for the EDNS-3000 agrees with the specification for the peripheral devices. For details
about adding additional peripheral devices, consult your dealer.
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2.3.1. Camera
Connect BNC plug of camera video cable into the desired BNC input.
Note
Camera input voltage level is 1Vp-p±10%.
2.3.2. LOOP OUT
Use to apply the video of camera input to other device. Without using a video distributor, the same image can be connected
to the camera input of other product.
2.3.3. MON OUT
Connect the BNC cable of the monitor to MON OUT BNC cable of the rear panel.
2.3.4. SPOT OUT
The spot monitor can only be used to display input images in automatic interval mode. Refer to “Settings” for automatic
interval time setting of spot monitor.
2.3.5. Power Input
Connect to main power cord of the system.
Caution
Before plugging-in the power cord to the system, check if the power is in accordance with the system
specification (Single Phase AC 115~230V)
2.3.6. Select NTSC / PAL
Turn off the power of the EDNS-3000 series and select the NTSC/PAL switch correctly. Then turn on the power again.
2.3.7. SENSOR Input
Connect sensor (dry contact type). Separate the terminal block and wire all devices to desired pins, before connecting the terminal
block again. Connect each ground (GND) line to “G” pins.
Note
Support both N/O (Normal Open) and N/C (Normal Close). If connected sensor is not functioning, ensure wiring is
correct.
2.3.8. USB Port
Connect USB storage device.
Note
Refer to “Image Backup” for details on the supported USB storage device of EDNS-3000.
2.3.9. LAN Port
Connect RJ-45 jack of LAN cable to LAN port. Network has to be TCP/IP base 10/100BASE-TX Ethernet LAN (Local Area
Network), Internet or exclusive line, and IP address should be fixed one. Consult network administrator for proper network
configuration.
2.3.10. S-Video Output
One additional main monitor can be installed by using the S-Video output. Use the S-Video cable to connect the EDNS-3000
with the monitor, which has S-Video Input.
2.3.11. Serial Port
Port for RS-232 signal output.
2.3.12. Audio Out
Connect audio output equipment.
Note
Use of audio output device with an amplifier is recommended
2.3.13. Audio In
Connect Audio Input device.
Note
Input voltage of audio input device is line level.
Use of audio output device with amplifier is recommended.
2.3.14. Alarm Out / P/T/Z
Connect various alarm devices controlled by relay output. EDNS-3000 series supports RS-485 for P/T/Z control.
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Note
Refer to the following picture to control P/T/Z controller. General wiring of P/T/Z controllers is as follows. However,
the wiring of different P/T/Z controller may differ. Be cautious that the P/T/Z controller will not function properly
when wiring is incorrect.
Consult your dealer to use other than RS-485.
EDNS-3000
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3. Installation
3.1 Connecting Peripheral Devices
This section describes how to efficiently hook up peripheral devices for usage with the EDNS-3000 series.
Install the EDNS-3000 series on flat surface. If required, attach the rubber mount for installation. If 19-inch rack is used, it is
recommend to install the system on shelve and use 2.5~3U (1U=1.75 inch or 4.45cm) space for proper ventilation.
Note
Install system in location with good ventilation to prevent overheating.
Caution
Depending on the grounding, the coaxial cable connecting to the camera has danger of electric shock. Shut
down power of the system completely (unplug the power cable) before connecting video cable to BNC port.
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3.2 System Startup and Shutdown
3.2.1. System Startup
After connecting all peripheral devices, connect power cord to EDNS-3000 series for system startup. The power
will be turned on automatically within 5 seconds of power cord being connected. However, power will not be turned on
automatically, if power button was previously turned off by user. In that case, the power button must be pressed again
to restore power.
3.2.2. System Shutdown
To turn off the power, press the power button for proper shutdown of the system. Do not turn off the power by pulling the
power plug.
CAUTION
In case the power plug is pulled off while the system is operating, the currently recording file may not be
closed properly. In addition, even though Journaling File System is not damaged, index information required
for quick file search may not be saved. Of course, Auto Recovery System will recover these files during the
next booting. This process might take between a few seconds to a few minutes. Therefore, turn off system
power by pressing the power button to prevent malfunction.
3.2.3. Countermeasures after abnormal shutdown
EDNS-3000 series has been designed to operate for long periods without a problem.
The operation of the system can be locked, when major parts (such as hard disk) function abnormally due to external electric
shock, physical damage, or other various reasons.
The system stops operating during abnormal situations, and the internal watchdog circuit is activated in order to reset the
system for rebooting within 2 minutes. The system will then recover normally. It will also automatically reboot even when
there is power failure. However, if major parts (such as hard disk) are physically damaged, it is impossible to recover normally.
This will cause continuous rebooting by watchdog or deadlock without reset.
Countermeasures for abnormal discontinuation are as follows.
1. In case the power cannot be turned off, turn off by pulling the power cord.
2. Wait for about 10 seconds and reconnect the power. Ensure the system is functioning properly.
3. Consult your dealer if system is not functioning properly after reconnecting power.
3.2.4. Automatic file testing and recovery
By using Auto-Scan and Auto-Recovery, the files damaged due to abnormal shutdown will be recovered automatically.
Note
Generally, when all files in the hard disk have been closed properly during normal shutdown, it will take only a few
seconds to examine the files after rebooting. It will take few minutes or more to recover the files if recovery is
required, however.
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