ERNITEC Series EDNS4000, Series EDNS6000, Series EDNS7000 User Manual
Digital Video Recorder
Series EDNS4000
Series EDNS6000
Series EDNS7000
4-8-16 camera system
3040-0079
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Table of Contents
4-8-16 camera system...............................................................................................................................1
3040-0079Table of Contents....................................................................................................................1
Table of Contents.....................................................................................................................................2
Introduction to Digital Video Recording .................................................................................................7
DigiOp Four Times Compression Efficiency.......................................................................................7
DigiOp provides Triplex on Remote....................................................................................................7
Main features of DigiOp ..........................................................................................................................7
Highly reliable maintenance-free Digital Security System..............................................................7
Fully compatible with existing CCTV Cameras and Equipment .....................................................7
Innovative Enhanced MPEG Compression Technology..................................................................7
High-speed search and clear printing...............................................................................................7
You can use a maximum of 16 CCTV Cameras at the same time...................................................8
Manipulation and alteration of recorded images are impossible as DigiOp uses Propr ietary
Authentication .................................................................................................................................. 8
Real-time image transmission through the Internet .........................................................................8
What is DigiOp RemoteManager? ...................................................................................................8
Getting Started with DigiOp ..................................................................................................................10
Warning.......................................................................................................................................12
Cautions.............................................................................................................................................13
Important Safeguards .........................................................................................................................13
1. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................................15
Differences between “Real-time” Display and Normal Display........................................................15
2.0 DVR SYSTEM STRUCTURE AND INSTALLATION ......................................................15
2.1. Getting Started.........................................................................................................................15
2.2 Camera and Audio input connection leads .........................................................................15
3.0 Reset and Power Buttons........................................................................................................17
Reset Button:..................................................................................................................................17
Power Button: .................................................................................................................................17
Auto-recovery: ...............................................................................................................................17
3.1 EDNS4000 Hardware layout ..................................................................................................19
3.2 EDNS6000 Series Hardware layout .......................................................................................21
3.3 EDNS7000 Series Hardware layout .......................................................................................21
3.3 EDNS7000 Series Hardware layout .......................................................................................22
4.0 Installation DigiOp DVR ..........................................................................................................22
4.0 Installation DigiOp DVR ..........................................................................................................23
4.1 Connections ............................................................................................................................23
4.2 Typical System connection diagram..........................................................................................24
4.3 System Installation considerations and notes:........................................................................24
5.0 Turning “ON” the DigiOp DVR ......................................................................................................26
5.1 Logging In..........................................................................................................................26
5.1.1 Users:..............................................................................................................................26
5.1.2 RemoteManager Users ...................................................................................................28
5.2 Shutting down the DigiOp DVR ........................................................................................28
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5.3 Abnormal shut down or restart procedures........................................................................29
6.0 System Operations......................................................................................................................30
On-screen keyboard........................................................................................................................30
CONFIGURE MENU – available options.........................................................................................30
Auto log off ....................................................................................................................................31
Using RemoteManager or other integrated remote applications....................................................31
Main screen............................................................................................................................................32
On-screen information: ......................................................................................................................32
On-screen control functions: ..............................................................................................................34
Switching between multi-image screen and single-image screen. .....................................................36
TOOLS button .....................................................................................................................37
DVR Configuration Menu Options:.......................................................................................................37
CAMERA Tab: ......................................................................................................................................38
Video input status and selection.....................................................................................................38
Camera identification .....................................................................................................................38
Recorded View ...............................................................................................................................39
Recorded video quality...................................................................................................................39
Security Screen Mode ....................................................................................................................39
Watch Mode ...................................................................................................................................40
Simple Recording Time Schedule ..................................................................................................40
Motion Detection Area...................................................................................................................40
Motion Detection Sensit ivity.........................................................................................................41
Motion Sensitivity “quick start” guidelines .......................................................................................42
Network Tab ...........................................................................................................................................43
Enabling network connectivity...........................................................................................................43
Network Settings (EDIT)...............................................................................................................43
Network Adaptor List .....................................................................................................................44
IP Address......................................................................................................................................44
Gateway..........................................................................................................................................44
DNS................................................................................................................................................44
Additional Network Options ..............................................................................................................45
Bandwidth Throttle or Bandwidth Limit ........................................................................................45
Time Synchronization....................................................................................................................45
Ensure DigiOpTS.exe runs whenever the PC is started.....................................................................46
Remote Connection Settings ..............................................................................................................47
Remote Users .................................................................................................................................47
Remote Event Notification.................................................................................................................48
Remote Connection Time Limit – refer Event Notification list .........................................................48
Auto Disconnect on no activity after: ............................................................................................48
Connection Time Limit ..................................................................................................................48
Transmission Time Limit – on Sensor activation. .............................................................................49
Sensor and Control tab ...........................................................................................................................50
Enabling the Sensors and Controls.................................................................................................50
Associating Sensors (inputs) to create an action............................................................................51
Causing a Camera(s) to record on a Sensor trigger ........................................................................51
Causing a Sensor trigger to move a camera to a pre-defined PTZ position...................................52
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Causing a Sensor trigger to activate a Camera and a Control (output relay).................................52
Sensor Type....................................................................................................................................53
Sensor Alarm..................................................................................................................................53
Sensor Recording Time..................................................................................................................53
Sensor 4 input used for shut down.................................................................................................53
Video Loss Detection.....................................................................................................................54
Recording failure Alarm.................................................................................................................54
Display mode freeze after sensor...................................................................................................54
Motion Sensor................................................................................................................................55
Pre-alarm record period..................................................................................................................55
Recording Mode – Normal or Optimized ......................................................................................56
PTZ Tab ..............................................................................................................................................57
Typical PTZ wiring........................................................................................................................58
Enable PTZ.....................................................................................................................................58
PTZ Protocol..................................................................................................................................59
PTZ Protocol..................................................................................................................................59
Adding a Protocol...............................................................................................................................59
PTZ Camera Address.....................................................................................................................60
Set up procedure.................................................................................................................................61
Preset ..................................................................................................................................................62
SET.................................................................................................................................................62
LOCATION ...................................................................................................................................62
MOVE ............................................................................................................................................62
Color Tab ................................................................................................................................................63
DISPLAY Tab........................................................................................................................................65
Enable/Disable Camera Recording ....................................................................................................65
Password Protected Recording...........................................................................................................66
User Management ..............................................................................................................................66
Add, Delete, Modify User Profiles .....................................................................................................67
Export and Import User Profiles ........................................................................................................68
External Monitor................................................................................................................................68
Recording Resolution.........................................................................................................................69
Frames per second ..............................................................................................................................70
Compression type...............................................................................................................................70
Video ..............................................................................................................................................70
Audio Quality.................................................................................................................................70
Retain Video Data ..............................................................................................................................71
Display Division.................................................................................................................................71
Adding a sequence .........................................................................................................................72
Modify or Clear a sequence ...........................................................................................................72
Default............................................................................................................................................72
Display Division Rotation Dwell Time ..............................................................................................73
FPS/Resolution tab.................................................................................................................................74
FPS Settings per Camera (by Resolution). .........................................................................................74
Allocating FPS and Resolution to each camera .................................................................................75
Schedule tab ...........................................................................................................................................76
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To create a schedule for a camera ......................................................................................................76
To define the time on a schedule ....................................................................................................77
Recording modes............................................................................................................................77
To Adjust FPS by Schedule (global)..............................................................................................78
To EDIT a defined schedule. ..........................................................................................................79
To DELETE a defined schedule.....................................................................................................79
To restore the list to the default setting..........................................................................................79
Defining a HOLIDAY for the Schedule ............................................................................................79
System Tab.............................................................................................................................................80
Upgrading Software ...........................................................................................................................80
Disk Full Notification.........................................................................................................................81
Send a Relay Output every 5 minutes to:.......................................................................................81
Show Warning in every 5 minutes. ................................................................................................81
System Backup ...................................................................................................................................82
Reset Configuration - Reset to Default. .............................................................................................82
Export/Import System Configuration.................................................................................................82
Email Notification..............................................................................................................................83
Select Events......................................................................................................................................83
Example: Setting up the SYSTEM EVENTS for Email Notification............................................84
Example: Setting up the SYSTEM EVENTS for Email Notification............................................85
Search.....................................................................................................................................................86
Graphical Record Log ........................................................................................................................87
Scan Bar (quick search cursor line) ................................................................................................87
Current Date and Time.......................................................................................................................87
Search record Date and time ..............................................................................................................88
Camera selection and camera list scrollbar ........................................................................................88
Playback Controls ..............................................................................................................................88
Playback speed control.......................................................................................................................89
Screen division display modes ...........................................................................................................89
Still Image Zoom button....................................................................................................................89
Interlace/De-interlace button..............................................................................................................90
Save Searched Images Button............................................................................................................91
Video Backup Button.....................................................................................................................91
Still Image Backup (BMP or JPG).....................................................................................................92
Standard Format – MPEG Video Backup (minutes)..........................................................................92
SEARCH TOOLS menu ....................................................................................................................93
Image Adjust......................................................................................................................................93
POS (Point of sale).............................................................................................................................93
Configure............................................................................................................................................94
Add Printer .........................................................................................................................................94
Search Option.....................................................................................................................................94
Volume Control..................................................................................................................................94
Search Sensor Events.........................................................................................................................95
Print ....................................................................................................................................................95
Hour Backup ......................................................................................................................................96
Smart Search..........................................................................................................................................97
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View Search Process (during SmartSearch).......................................................................................99
Sensitivity (for SmartSearch).............................................................................................................99
SmartSearch - Search.........................................................................................................................99
Quick Search......................................................................................................................................99
Start the SmartSearch Process..........................................................................................................100
Search Next Movement ................................................................................................................100
Stop Search...................................................................................................................................100
SmartSearch Result Event List .........................................................................................................101
Zoom (for playback only) ................................................................................................................101
Post Processing of recorded images .................................................................................................102
Image enhancement option buttons ..................................................................................................103
Recorded and Preview Images .........................................................................................................104
User-Defined Enhancement Settings ...............................................................................................105
Image Post Processing Save, Print, Copy........................................................................................106
Exit Application (Exit to Windows) .....................................................................................................107
Windows START menu ...................................................................................................................107
Programs running (tray icons)..........................................................................................................107
NetBackup Agent .............................................................................................................................108
Hard Drive Configuration................................................................................................................109
DigiOp C:\ Drive..............................................................................................................................109
DISSTECH D:\ Drive.......................................................................................................................109
DTA E:\ Drive..................................................................................................................................110
SYS F:\ Drive...................................................................................................................................110
DISSTECH G:\ Drive.......................................................................................................................110
Unlabelled Drive ..............................................................................................................................110
Other Drives .....................................................................................................................................110
Disconnecting USB devices .............................................................................................................110
Registration details...............................................................................................................................111
MRC and License Numbers .............................................................................................................111
Software Version and Hardware Version.........................................................................................111
File naming conventions ......................................................................................................................112
Block Diagram for Alarm I/O ..............................................................................................................114
EDNS4000 I/O Connections on 15 pin DIN connector ...................................................................114
TCP/IP Port setting method using the firewall.................................................................................115
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Introduction to Digital Video Recording
Rapid economic growth and commercial sophistication in recent years has made protection
of major facilities and intellectual property a critical issue for businesses and individuals. The
demand for the centralized management of security systems and controls, as well as
protection of property from fire hazards and other natural disasters, using remote
surveillance systems is growing at an accelerating rate.
DigiOp Four Times Compression Efficiency
By using its e nhanced MPEG format, file compression algorithm, the manufacturer of the
DigiOp DVR systems, General Solutions Ltd, has improved file compression efficiency over
conventional methods. DigiOp DVR’s can record and store digital images for much longer
periods of time as compared to competitive technologies.
DigiOp provides Triplex on Remote
Main functions of digital security can be classified into three categories: Image recording,
Multiplexing, and Data transmission for remote surveillance. By combining all three functions
into a single, easy to use system, DigiOp can fully meet user requirements and achieve a
more effective security solution than ever before.
Main features of DigiOp
Highly reliable maintenance- free Digital Security System
Images stored on videotapes are often distorted from prolonged use, and clear still images
are virtually impossible to obtain. But DigiOp uses a digital method to store images on the
hard drive so the still image is clear when printed. As a result of this storage method, DigiOp
can save you money in maintenance costs because you can record images over and over
again on the same drive.
Fully compatible with existing CCTV Cameras and Equipment
DigiOp is fully compatible with conventional CCTV cameras with PAL (or NTSC) signal,
which means no additional costs from having to replace an existing VCR, Multiplexer, or
other hardware.
Innovative Enhanced MPEG Compression Technology
Previously, only Motion-JPEG or MPEG were used. The Motion-JPEG has a disadvantage of
having large image files, so the image blurs when there is a lot of movement. But DigiOp
uses enhanced MPEG formats to improve the compression and image quality.
High-speed search and clear pr inting
High-speed search functions, recorded data manipulation, post-recording image
enhancement and SmartSearch are now a standard feature across the range of the
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commercial DigiOp DVR’s. Using a compatible printer of your choice, you can produce the
clearest of printed images.
You can use a maximum of 16 CCTV Cameras at the same time
A DigiOp system can record a maximum of 16 CCT V camera images. Because the hard disk
capacity can be easily expanded, images of multiple channels can be recorded for longer
periods.
Manipulation and alteration of recorded images are impossible as DigiOp uses
Proprietary Authentication
Conventional systems use a standardized storage method which allows access and
manipulation of stored data information.
DigiOp uses proprietary encryption to protect files from unauthorized manipulation and
alteration, assuring that video is authentic. Original recordings are encrypted so images can
only be viewed by using the DigiOp decoder in DigiOp Viewers or the DigiOp plug-in for
Windows Media Player. Using DigiOp, images can also be converted to other video formats.
Real-time image transmission through the Internet
DigiOp uses a unique, enhanced, and encrypted MPEG compression algorithm and provides
the DigiOp “RemoteManager” software to transmit encrypted real-time images through the
Local Area Network or over the Internet.
What is DigiOp RemoteManager?
DigiOp RemoteManager was developed by the General Solutions Ltd software development
team and is provided with the DigiOp DVR Series. RemoteManager is a remote surveillance
software application which allows the operator to monitor DigiOp DVR camera images from a
number of remotely located DigiOp DVR’s using TCP-IP transmission. The operator has full
access to camera and DVR set-up without having to be at the DVR location. This is great for
centralized monitoring and provides flexibili ty/mobility for the user on the move. Remote
Manager enables the user to view up to 24 individual camera images at a time, pick and
choose which cameras are to be displayed (and where on the screen they will be displayed) ,
and connect and disconnect cameras from view at will.
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Caution while installing DigiOp DVR
Please adhere to the following instructions to prevent damage, electrical fire, shock, personal
injury or equipment malfunction.
Warning
o Before connecting the power, double check the power switch (AC110V ~ 120V ->115,
AC220V~240V->230V) is switched to 230VAC.
o Do not pull on or place heavy items on the power cord.
o Connect directly to an approved electrical outlet source.
o Failure to connect properly may result in electric shock or fire hazard.
o Do not operate around water or other liquids.
o Prevent water, or other liquids, from contact with enclosure or electrical parts.
o Allow only certified technicians to install the product.
o Consult your authorized installer when the need for alterations or re-installation arises.
Improper installation may cause malfunction, electric shock, or fire hazard.
o Consult your authorized installer if special installation is required.
o “Earth” or “Ground” applies to video products equipped with a 3-wire earthing or
grounding plug having a third pin. This plug only fits into a grounding-type power
outlet. Improper grounding may cause malfunction or electric shock.
o Ensure that the camera system is properly grounded using methods defined in the
manufacturer’s specifications and instruction s. This will increase protection from
voltage surges and static. Failure to ground the entire system properly may cause
malfunction, electric shock, or built-up static charges.
o Do not dismantle or re-configure the system on your own.
o Failure to have the system properly maintained and serviced may cause malfunction,
void the manufacturer warranty obligations, and increase the risk of electric shock or
fire.
o Consult your authorized dealer before servicing the unit.
o Do not place hands or foreign objects over, on, or close to the air circulation and
ventilation on the unit.
o Do not remove the power cord from the unit to power down. If you want to turn the
DigiOp DVR off, either shut down using the software or press the power button on the
front panel (refer to installation manual for options and procedures).
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Getting Started with DigiOp
DigiOp is designed for easy installation and use. This page shows how to install the DigiOp
system and explains the basic order of operation. Use this manual for clarification on any
point.
1. Connect all external cables and devices
2. Power up DVR – the DVR will auto sense all cameras and start recording (motion
detection mode).
3. Right click on the main screen, the Login button appears. Click and enter the default
Administrator password (e.g. User: admin Password: dg2ad33)
4. The TOOLS button will appear. Click TOOLS>PAUSE RECORDING.
5. A warning message will appear notifying that recording will be paused (click OK).
6. Click on the TOOLS>CONFIGURE menu option.
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Digital Video Recorder
EDNS4000 (4-8-16 camera system)
EDNS6000 (16 camera system)
EDNS7000 (16 camera system)
DigiOp Digital Video Recorder Installation,
Programming, and User Manual
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Warning
Electric Safety
To reduce risk of fire, or electrical shock, do not expose this product to liquids, rain or
moisture. Locate in a controlled environment.
Before connecting the power, double check the power switch (AC110V ~ 120V ->115,
AC220V~240V->230V) is switched to 230VAC.
Caution
Lithium Battery inside!!
There is the danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same type, or equivalent, recommended by the manufacturer.
Dispose of used batteries according to the battery manufacturer instruction.
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Cautions
CCaauuttiioonn aanndd WWaarrnniinngg SSiiggn
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This sign indicates that the user could be seriously or fatally injured if not
handled or installed properly.
Important Safeguards
Warning
1. Check power supply voltage setting before connecting power cord.
2. Before connecting the power, double check the power switch (AC110V ~ 120V ->115,
AC220V~240V->230V) is switched to 230VAC.
3. Use the power cord, which is supplied or recommended by the supplier. Must include
an earth connection.
4. Do not dismantle or open the equipment.
5. Do not touch the product with wet hands.
6. Equipment must be installed by a trained professional.
7. Equipment must be installed into a controlled, dry, clean and secure environment.
8. Prevent metallic, foreign or liquid substances from getting inside the product. This
includes insecticide or flammable cleaning spray.
Caution
1. Use the power cord that is supplied or recommended by the supplier.
2. Do not drop. Protect the equipment from vibration or sudden impacts.
3. Air is circulated throughout the unit. Ensure there is clean uninhibited air flow round
the equipment.
4. Ensure the temperature is maintained. Excessive internal temperature can harm the
system.
5. Ensure appropriate lightning, mains filtering and UPS are used in areas where th e
power source is susceptible. Damage through lightning, power source fluctuations,
spikes, etc. is not covered by warranty.
6. Install the system in a stable and level location
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Caution about the Power
Warning
1. Before connecting the power, double check the power switch (AC110V ~ 120V ->115,
AC220V~240V->230V) is switched to 230VAC.
2. Do not turn of f the power by pulling the power plug out. To turn off the power, click the
power button on the front panel. When the system stops abnorm ally the power button
might not work, in which case you should press and hold the power button for at least
4 seconds.
3. Do not cut off the power or move the unit when hard drives are operating. Doing so
may cause damage and loss of data.
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1. INTRODUCTION
Differences between “Real-time” Display and Normal Display
“Real-time” display units, EDNS6000 and 7000, provide the user real-time video viewing on
the DigiOp DVR server unit at the full 25fps per channel.
The normal units display the images at the rate of the recording; they could be considered
WYSIWYG – “what you see is what you get”.
The implications are:
• if using motion detection, the screen image will be the last recorded image. Minor
scene activity, or motion outside the trigger threshold, could be present but the image
may not update.
• if the unit is paused, the images on the screen may be replaced with the default
“splash screen” graphic. On the next motion detection event, the “splash screen”
graphic will be replaced with the moving video as the DVR starts recording.
2.0 DVR SYSTEM STRUCTURE AND INSTALLATION
2.1. Getting Started
Keep the packaging for transportation or storage purposes.
If any of the following items are missing or damaged, notify your supplier immediately.
The following accessories are supplied with each DigiOp Digital Video Recorder:
Digital Video Recorder
Packaging
Quick Start Guide
System Recovery CD Software
Mouse
Video/Audio Cables
Sensor/Relay adaptor (DIN connector - where applicable)
Cabinet key (where applicable)
2.2 Camera and Audio input connection leads
DigiOp DVR camera and audio inputs are either built-in type input connectors mounted
directly to the rear of the DVR , or use flexible multi-connection cables terminated with a multi
pin DIN plug and BNC connectors.
The Multi-connector cables come in a variety of formats that are typically suited to a
specific DigiOp DVR model.
Video or video/audio
connection cabling
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o When installing these cables be very careful not to bend the interconnecting pins on
the cable plug and DVR.
o Do not pull or place undue stress on the cables or connectors when installing or
disconnecting the cables or camera cables.
o Multi-connection cables MAY include both video and audio inputs. The connectors are
labelled V = Video or A = Audio.
o Do not plug video sources into audio inputs or vice versa.
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3.0 Reset and Power Buttons
Note: DigiOp DVR systems are designed to automatically start (Auto-Rebooting) soon after
power is supplied.
Reset Button: When the system is shut down abnormally, the reset button must
be pressed for at least more than one second to restart. The HDD
auto-recovery system operates, restoring the system with the last
system backup version of software. * Backup your system after
each system change.
Power Button: To shut down manually during system operation, the power button
must be pressed and held for at least one second. The monitor
displays ‘System Shutdown’ message and shuts down.
Auto-recovery: In case of abnormal operation, shut down the DVR by pressing
and holding the POWER button for at least four seconds. The
HDD auto-recovery system will restore system back to the
previous state.
Power Connection: Connect the power cord.
CAUTION
Before connecting the power, double check the power switch
(AC110V ~ 120V ->115, AC220V~240V->230V) is switched to
230VAC.
Mouse connection: Connect the mouse provided or a Windows compatible mouse.
LAN Port In case of remote monitoring, connect the LAN cable in the RJ-45
jack connector. Network has to be LAN (Local Area Network),
Internet, or exclusive line of TCP/IP based 10/100BASE-TX
Ethernet.
USB Connect exterior USB interface devices including hard drives, CDRW,
memory stick adaptors, etc. (Only approved USB CD-RW models by
manufacturer can be used).
Parallel Print Port Connect a suitable Windows compatible printer
PTZ Controller Port / RS-232C
A PTZ controller is connected directly to RS-232C. Most PTZ units
use RS422 or RS -485. Use the RS232 to RS422/485 converter
when the RS422/485 is required or when multiple PTZ units are
being used.
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PC Monitor Output Connect standard VGA type monitor
Audio Line Out Connect to a “line level” amplified device or amplified speaker.
Microphone Input Microphone input signal is synchronized to the video image of
channel 1. When the voice signal is line level, connect to “Line in”
jack.
Sensor Inputs/Relay Outputs
Where applicable, connect the sensor input cable and relay cable
(provided) into the Sensor/Relay port on the back of the unit ( except
EDNS6000 – has integral connector strip). Connection to external
alarm devices can be connected directly to this cable.
Camera Inputs In most models, camera/audio inputs are using a multi-pin sub-D
connector with ‘flying’ leads and pre-terminated connectors. The
plugs are typically marked “V” for video/camera connections or “A”
for audio inputs. In the case of a 16 channel unit, two or more
cable sets are required.
Spot monitor/s An analogue CCTV monitor can be connected to the RCA Jack. The
CCTV monitor can display the same image(s) as seen on the PC
Monitor, but without the user menus. The screen mode of the spot
monitor always follows the screen mode on the PC monitor. The
EDNS6000 has a two monitor format set-up through the menu
options.
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3.1 EDNS4000 Hardware layout
*using Intel D845EP Motherboard – may change without notice
Figure 3.2.2:
Rear Panel
Figure 3.1.1:
Front panel
Microphone
(pink)
1394 Port
Line-out (green)
2x USB 2.0
Ports
System Reset
Power
DVD Writer
110VAC/230VAC
selector switch
Power
OFF/ON
Power supply
(AC mains)
PS2 Mouse
Keyboard
2x USB 2.0 Ports
Parallel Printer
Port
Audio Line
-
In
(blue)
Audio Line
-
out
(green)
Microphone
(pink)
10/100 LAN
2x USB 2.0 Ports
PC Monitor
COM Port
*pre-defined, do
not use
Sensor/Controls Port
Spot Monitor
Video In
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PTZ Controller Port / RS -232C When a RS-422/485 PTZ unit is connected directly to
the DigiOp DVR, it will connect using the EDNS- PTZ adapter (optional). This unit converts
RS232 to RS-422/485 (switchable). If a RS232 port is not available, use the
GSPORTMASTER USB to RS232 adaptor (optional).
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3.2 EDNS6000 Series Hardware layout
Video input
Video loop out
(camera 9-16 top)
(camera 1-8 bottom)
Audio In
110VAC/230VAC
selector switch
Power
OFF/ON
Power supply
(AC mains)
PS2 Mouse
Keyboard
2x USB 2.0 Ports
Parallel Printer Port
Audio Line
-
In
(blue)
Audio Line
-
out
(green)
Microphone
(pink)
10/100 LAN
2x USB 2.0
Ports
PC Monitor
COM Port
*pre-defined, do
not use
Figure 3.2.2: Rear Panel
Figure 3.2.1: Front Panel
2x USB 2.0
Ports
System Power (up)
System Reset (down)
DVD Writer
Spot
monitors
Sensor
Inputs
Relay
outputs
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3.3 EDNS7000 Series Hardware layout
Figure 3.3.2: Rear Panel
Figure 3.3.1:
Front Panel
2x USB 2.0
Ports
System Power (up)
System Reset (down)
DVD Writer
Video in
3-4 7-8 11-12 15-16
1-2 5-6 9-10 13-14
Spot
Monitor
110VAC/230VAC
selector switch
Power
OFF/ON
Power supply
(AC mains)
PS2 Mouse
Keyboard
2x USB 2.0 Ports
Parallel Printer Port
Audio Line
-
In
(blue)
Audio Line
-
out
(green)
Microphone
(pink)
10/100 LAN
2x USB 2.0 Ports
PC Monitor
COM Port
Connection diagram
(label)
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4 .0 Installation DigiOp DVR
This section describes how to connect DigiOp DVRs to peripheral devices.
Note: Before connecting the power, confirm the voltage selection the power
supply is switched to AC220V~240V->230V.
Be sure to turn off the power supply to the DVR before making any connections. (The
connections might vary according to the components of product model and the chosen
specifications of the user.
4.1 Connections
Connect the following;
Mouse
PC Monitor Output
Camera Input using D-Sub**
Power Cord
Optional connections;
Keyboard Alarm input/output Port
Spot Monitor Output / RCA Jack LAN Ethernet
USB Port devices Printer
Microphone Speaker Output / Line Out
Line Out
PTZ Controller Port / RS -232C
(** where applicable)
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4.2 Typical System connection diagram
4.3 System Installation considerations and notes:
1) DigiOp DVR’s are compatible with PAL (or NTSC) analogue cameras .
2) To ensure high quality image capture, check the system for earth loops and
power fluctuations across the whole system.
3) Adjust the lighting, focus, or iris of the camera properly to avoid unnecessary
motion detection in low light conditions.
4) DigiOp DVR’s do not support PTZ data signals (or power) on the video coax.
Ensure separate cables are run to accommodate the system needs.
5) DigiOp DVR’s support both PC and spot monitors. Connect the analogue CCTV
monitor to the spot monitor output, and the camera images of the selected
channels will be displayed in sequence. The spot monitor output is always
displayed as full screen, and is independently controlled. For more detailed
information, refer to “Setting Customized Functions-> Select Recording.”
6) (EDNS4000) -> Only one Channel of audio is recorded and is synchronized in
the Channel 1 video. Connect the Microphone signal for voice recording into the
Microphone input jack. When the audio signal is line leve l, then connect to the
Line-in jack. C onnect the speaker to listen to a replay of the recorded audio. The
Cameras
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output signal is line level so an amplifier is required to amplify the output signal for
a speaker. Refer to “Viewer->Other Settings” for volume control.
7) Sensor inputs are activated by dry clean contact devices and are not of a
‘balanced’ type. Inputs can be connected to either N/O (Normally Open) or N/C
(Normally Closed) type sensor contacts and the installer can configure (in the
software) each input depending on the type. To confirm correct operation, close a
sensor device for at least 0.5 seconds.
8) When using the Relay outputs, ensure the voltage/current capacity of the relays
are not exceeded.
9) The Network Connection is only used if the system is running RemoteManager,
or remote Web Browsing is required , or the system is integrated into an external
application e.g. Cardax. To achieve connection with the DVR, the DVR IP
address must be fixed and the dynamic IP address allocated by DHCP cannot be
used. Contact your network supervisor if you need any assistance.
10) If using a printer ensure you use a good quality color image printer and the
appropriate paper type to achieve best results. Refer to “Viewer->Other Setting”
for information on installing the corresponding printer driver.
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5.0 Turning “ON” the DigiOp DVR
Before connecting the power, double check the power switch (AC110V ~ 120V ->115,
AC220V~240V->230V) is switched to 230VAC.
Make sure all connections of your system are firmly made (see Section 4.1 –
Connections).
Ensure all cameras are on and functional.
If all connections are correct and secured, turn mains power on to the DVR.
Windows XP will load, then the DigiOp DVR software. This will take a few moments.
The DigiOp multi image screen will appear and display the connected cameras.
5.1 Logging In
a) Right click the mouse to view the DVR system controls.
b) Click the LOG IN button (bottom right corner).
c) Using either the on-screen keyboard or an external
keyboard, enter a username and password.
Note: The default Administrator username will be set to, “admin”.
Leave this and either click OK to leave the password blank or enter a
new password.
New Administrator passwords need to be confirmed by entering the
password twice. Passwords can be set and changed later.
d) Click the TOOLS button to access the DVR setup
using the Administrator options.
5.1.1 Users:
The DigiOp DVR’s have come with pre- programmed passwords or blank passwords.
When logging in for the first time and the system does not ask for a password or rejects
the entered password, try the following:
Defaults (Username: Password);
admin: dg2ad33
manager: dg2mgr13
installer: dg2in23
security: dg2seclv1
ac d
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Only the Administrator (“admin” log on) is provided the ability to:
1. Exit Application
2. Shutdown
The “admin” user name can not be renamed. It is unique. The admin description and
password can be changed to suit.
To review and manage User go to the User Manage button on the Display tab.
TOOLS>CONFIGURE>Display Tab>User Management Button;
User Manager Window
Selectable user access options are;
• Camera
• Network
• Sensor/Control
• PTZ
• Color
• Real-time Display
• FPS/Resolution
• Schedule
• System
• Pause Recording
• Change Date/Time
• Search
• Events
• POS
The “admin” type user is provide full access and is unique (one per system and can’t
change user name).
The default “manager” user is provided all options (not the same access as “admin”).
Does not have privilege to:
• DVR Users accounts,
• restricted search functions (no access to Configure, SmartSearch, Sensor Events,
Still Image/Minute Backup (but Hour Backup is accessible)
• but can add Remote Users.
The default “installer” user is provide (by default) full access EXCEPT for the Search and
POS options
The default “security” user is provided (by default) only PTZ and Search (and POS if
installed)
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Adding a Remote User Connection
To add a “Remote User” means that a Remote Connection is being added – not a
individual user as such. To add an authorized Remote Connection (a Remote User):
Network Tab
Remote User Settings section
Add Remote User
Enter the User’s Name and Password
5.1.2 RemoteManager Users
Adding a Remote User to a the RemoteManager;
TOOLS>OPTION>User Manager Tab
User privilege options are;
• Remote Playback (VOD)
• Pan/Tilt/Zoom PTZ
• Remote File Copy
• Local File Playback
• Site Detail
• Group Monitoring
• Two Way audio
• IntelliSearch
• Relays
• Remote Full Control
By Default the;
Administrator (admin) gets FULL access.
The Manager is provided ALL options except :
• DVR Users accounts,
• restricted search functions (no access to Configure, SmartSearch, Sensor Events,
Still Image/Minute Backup (but Hour Backup is OK)
• but can add Remote Users.
An Installer gets everything EXCEPT access to Search (and POS)
A Security User ONLY gets Access to PTZ and Search (and POS)
5.2 Shutting down the DigiOp DVR
a) This can only be done with the correct operator privilege level.
b) Click the LOG IN button
c) Enter the correct User and Password authorization
d) Click the TOOLS button
e) From the menu select SHUT DOWN – the system will shut down.
Note: The menu option Log Out simply logs out the current user. A new User will need to “log in” to access
the DVR functions and menus. “Exit Application” only stops the DVR functionality and takes the operator
back to the WINDOWS XP functionality. “ Shut Down” turns the entire machine off.
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5.3 Abnormal shut down or restart procedures
The DigiOp contains a number of safety systems that ensure the system integrity under
abnormal operating conditions.
a) Operating System failure (lock up). The internal watch dog circuit monitors the
operation of the Operating System. If the system fails for any reason, the watch
dog will restart the machine.
b) The Operator presses the RESET button on the front panel. The system will
assume a fatal error and restore the Operating System from the internal secondary
backup and then restart the DVR.
c) The Operator presses the POWER button on the front panel. The DigiOp DVR will
close down and then close down Windows XP correctly.
d) The mains power source is disconnected (assuming no UPS). The system stops.
Once the mains power is restored the system will restore the Operating System
from the internal secondary backup and then restart the DVR.
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6.0 System Operations
Once the DigiOp DVR has been connected to a reliable power source, all cameras and
peripheral devices are operational, and the DigiOp DVR software is functioning
(automatically loaded at start-up), an authorised User may change the screen view or
access the DVR functions through correct log in .
On-screen keyboard
System configuration can be achieved using a mouse. Where data entry is required,
DigiOp provides an on-screen keyboard as an alternative to an external keyboard. An
operator using the on-screen keyboard clicks the icon and the Keyboard appears for
data entry. As the Operator clicks on the alphanumeric symbols, the data appears in the
bottom text field as confirmation of entry. The Operator needs to press the INPUT key
(not the ENTER key) to confirm typed data before pressing the CLOSE button.
CONFIGURE MENU – available options
A number of functions under this menu will not be accessible or will not be applied to the
DVR configuration until recording is paused. If for any reason an option is unexpectedly
disabled (i.e. “greyed out”) try pausing the recording and check again.
Only one Administrator (local or Remote) can access the CONFIGURE menu at any one
time.
If a Remote PC administrator is setting the DVR from a
remote location, the local machine will provide a warning
message.
If the CONFIGURE menu is in use locally and a Remote
User tries to connect, a warning message will be
presented.
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