Eversun Technologies LR-804J02, LR-804J03 User Manual

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8”TFT/4CH MJPEG Media DVR

4ch Media LCD DVR

User Manual

LR-804J02/LR-804J03

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Revision

Update Modified Content Editor

V0.90 2007/07/19

Draft Roland

V1.00 2007/08/24

Primary Release Roland

Revision

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INSTALLATION & SAFEGUARDS

INSTALLATION & SAFEGUARDSINSTALLATION & SAFEGUARDS

INSTALLATION & SAFEGUARDS

1. All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the DVR is operated.

2. Keep and follow all instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Clean only with dry cloth.

5. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

6. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when it is unused for long periods of time.

Environment Condition for Installation

Environment Condition for InstallationEnvironment Condition for Installation

Environment Condition for Installation

1. To prevent electric shock or other hazards, do not expose the DVR to rain, moisture, or dust.

2. Place this DVR in a well-ventilated place and do not place heat-generating objects on it.

3. This unit should not be located in an area where it is likely to be subjected to mechanical shocks.

Before You Start

Before You StartBefore You Start

Before You Start

1. Ensure the power switch is off before starting to operate the DVR.

2. Do not attempt to open or remove the cabinet. That may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards.

3. Installation ought to be performed by qualified service specialists.

4. The power resource for the DVR must accord with the manufacturer’s instruction label on the power supply. And please use the power supply included with the unit to energize the DVR.

Notice

NoticeNotice

Notice

1. In initial operation, you must set TIME/DATE SETUP to have a correct recording time/date.

2. Format the HDD

(MAIN MENU→CONFIGURATION→TIME/DATE)

after connecting it with the DVR. If you don’t follow the procedure, this will cause the DVR not to record images or save setting values. Additionally, even if there are recorded images inside, you are unable to search them.

3. To have sufficient DVR memory, you are recommended to use a large-capacity HDD.

4. You must set RECORD and SCHEDULE SETUP both in the menu of RECORD

(MAIN MENU→RECORD→SCHEDULE

SETUP)

to enable the DVR to record the way you need. The recording type default is continuous mode.

Installation & Safeguards

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WARNING:

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the front or back covers. No user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel only.

The lightning flash with arrow-head

within a triangle is intended to inform

the user that parts inside the product

are a risk of electric shock.

The exclamation point within a triangle

is intended to tell the user that

important operating and servicing

instructions are explained.

WARNING

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

Installation & Safeguards

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1. HDD

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4. POWER

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5. OTHER EXTERNAL DEVICES

5. OTHER EXTERNAL DEVICES5. OTHER EXTERNAL DEVICES

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3. SEQUENCE

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4. ZOOM IN

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7. SCHEDULE RECORD

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1. DISPLAY SETUP

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(1) SCREEN DISPLAY

(1) SCREEN DISPLAY(1) SCREEN DISPLAY

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(2) OSD SETUP

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2. RECORD

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(1) RECORD SETUP

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3. CONFIGURATION

3. CONFIGURATION3. CONFIGURATION

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(1) HDD MANAGEMENT

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(2) CAMERA SETUP

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(3) MOTION SETUP

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(4) ALARM SETUP

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(5) INTERVAL SETUP

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(6) TIME/DATE SETUP

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4. EXTERNAL DEVICE

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(1) TCP/IP SETUP

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(2). PAN/TILT SETUP

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(3) SPOT SETUP

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5. BACK

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6. FIRMWARE UPGRADE

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7. LANGUAGE

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CHAP.7 MEDIA PLAYER

CHAP.7 MEDIA PLAYERCHAP.7 MEDIA PLAYER

CHAP.7 MEDIA PLAYER

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APPENDIX

APPENDIXAPPENDIX

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Features & Package Contents

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1. Features1. Features

1. Features

░░░░ Live Display

Live DisplayLive Display

Live Display

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Real-time display for 4 cameras

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Auto sequence

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PIP (picture in picture)

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Digital zoom of display

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Easy PTZ camera control

░░░░ Record

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Record

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Efficient image quality setup of 5 levels

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Schedule recording

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Event recording for alarms and motion detection

░░░░ Network

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░░░░ Playback

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Multiple backward playback speeds (X 2,4,8,16,32 fast playback; X 1/16,1/8,1/4,1/2 slow playback)

░░░░ Data Backup

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Simple backup using an USB mass-storage device

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Remote viewer backup in the format of AVI or JPEG

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Supports a high-capacity HDD.

░░░░ Media Playing

Media PlayingMedia Playing

Media Playing

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Supports SD cards for flash media files.

░░░░ Others

OthersOthers

Others

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CHAP.1

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Package ContentsPackage Contents

Package Contents

No. Package Contents Description

1 DVR Main Unit Stand-alone Digital Video Recorder with Media Player 2 Power Cable AC Power Supply to Adapter for DC 12V Power 3 Power Adapter DC 12V Power Supply 4 Quick Guide (Manual) Instructs users how to operate the Media DVR.

5 Software CD

Contains: (1) manuals (English/Chinese) (2) quick guide (English) (3) software

tools

(4) README. 6 Mouse Controls all functions of the Media DVR. 7 Remote Controller IR Remote Controller for Media Player 8 Screws (X4) Fix an HDD to the HDD drawer. 9 Audio Cable Connects left and speakers.

10 BNC Adapter BNC-to-RCA Video Adapter

1. Main Unit

6. Mouse

3. Power Adapter

4. Quick Guide

7 Remote Controller

2. Power Cable

5. Software CD 8. Screws (X 4)

CHAP.1

Features & Package Contents

9. Audio Cable

10. BNC Adapter

(※Item 9 and 10 are for LR-804J02 only.)

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. Front

FrontFront

Front

No.

Items Function

1 8” LCD Display

Displays images. 2 Speakers Gives sounds. 3 Receiver (IR Port) Receives IR signals out of the remote controller. 4 Power LED Gives red light when the power is on. 5 Control Buttons Control the OSD menu of the LCD.

DISPLAY

LCD Power Switch (On / Off)

SOURCE

Video Source Switch (DVR / MEDIA)

MENU

Open OSD menu for LCD adjustment.

UP

Move up. / Increase values or volume.

DOWN

Move down. / Decrease values or volume.

5

1

2 2

4 3

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. Rear

RearRear

Rear

No.

Items

Function

1 Power Switch Media DVR Power Switch (On/Off) 2 MONITOR Connects a monitor (NTSC / PAL). 3 MOUSE Connects a USB mouse. 4 HOST (1) For Backup of DVR Video Images

(2) For DVR Firmware Upgrade 5 MEDIA AUDIO OUT Connects a monitor for the Media Player. 6 DC 12 V Connects a DC 12 V / 5A power supply. 7 PS/2 Connects a PS/2 mouse. 8 SPOT Connects a SPOT monitor. 9 CH 1~4 Connect cameras.

10 HDD Drawer For HDD Combination

(※(1) The jumper must be master. (2)The HDD is expandable to 500 GB.)

11 ETHERNET Connects the Ethernet. 12 MEDIA VEDIO OUT Connects a monitor for the Media Player. 13 FUNCTION Function Port for External Devices

1~2 For External Devices (eg. Speed Domes)

3~5 For Sirens (Relay Output)

14 Function Port Note

6~10 For Inputs of 4 Alarms

15 Fan Moderates the Media DVR’s temperature. 16 RS-232C Allows engineers to debug the DVR’s firmware.

12

10

1

6

7

4 3

5

16

15

8 9

13 11

2

14

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(※Item 5 and 12 are for LR-804J02 only.)

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. Side

SideSide

Side

No.

Items Function

1 DVD Driver For Media Player Only (CD / VCD / DVD) 2 SD Slot For Media Player Only (SD Card / MMC Card)

1

2

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(※Item 1 and 2 are for LR-804J02 only.)

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CHAP.3 Installation

CHAP.3 InstallationCHAP.3 Installation

CHAP.3 Installation

3333----1. Installation Configuration

1. Installation Configuration1. Installation Configuration

1. Installation Configuration

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3333----2. Detailed Installation

2. Detailed Installation2. Detailed Installation

2. Detailed Installation

1. HDD

1. HDD1. HDD

1. HDD

1. Connect the main board with an HDD by an IDE cable plus an HDD power wire.

2. To install the HDD, the jumper setting must be master.

3. Combine the HDD with the HDD drawer by using the 4 screws.

4. Fix the HDD drawer back to the main unit.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. Please refer to the list of all supported HDDs in the appendix (on the page 65) for information of HDDs compatible with this DVR.

2. To know the maximal recording time for various HDDs, please use the table of HDD recording time (on the pages 66 and 67) as reference.

3. The screws for the HDD are attached in the package.

2. CAMERA

2. CAMERA2. CAMERA

2. CAMERA

Connect a camera to a video input (CH1~4) on the rear panel of the DVR.

VIDEO

LENS

VIDEO

DC

AC24V/DC12

V.P

DC

LEVEL

Rear view of CAMERA

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Rear View of A Camera

Hard Disk

Panel

DVD Player

CF Card Reader

DVR Main Board

(※For LR-804J02 only.)

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3.

3.3.

3. M

M M

MONITOR (LOOP) / SPOT

ONITOR (LOOP) / SPOTONITOR (LOOP) / SPOT

ONITOR (LOOP) / SPOT

Connect the MINOTOR (LOOP) or SPOT video output of the DVR with a video input of a main monitor.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. A monitor combined with the video output jack MONITOR displays the identical images to the DVR’s.

2. A monitor combined with the video output jack SPOT sequentially displays the images of each connected

channel.

4.

4.4.

4. P

P P

POOOOWER

WERWER

WER

Connect the DC plug of the power adapter into the DC input jack of the DVR.

VIDEO A

IN OUT

VIDEO C

IN OUT

VIDEO B

IN OUT

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Rear View of A Monitor

Power Supply

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5.

5.5.

5. OTHER

OTHER OTHER

OTHER EXTERNAL DEVICES

EXTERNAL DEVICES EXTERNAL DEVICES

EXTERNAL DEVICES

(1) FUNCTION PORT:

(1) FUNCTION PORT:(1) FUNCTION PORT:

(1) FUNCTION PORT:

■■■■ RS 485 D

RS 485 D RS 485 D

RS 485 D ----/+ (Function Pin 1,2):

/+ (Function Pin 1,2):/+ (Function Pin 1,2):

/+ (Function Pin 1,2):

Control external devices such as PTZ cameras.

■■■■ RELAY

RELAY RELAY

RELAY COM /NC/NO (Function Pin 3~5)

COM /NC/NO (Function Pin 3~5)COM /NC/NO (Function Pin 3~5)

COM /NC/NO (Function Pin 3~5)::::

Relay output for devices such as sirens.

■■■■ ALARM GROUND (Function Pin 6):

ALARM GROUND (Function Pin 6): ALARM GROUND (Function Pin 6):

ALARM GROUND (Function Pin 6):

Connects the ground wires of the connected alarm sensors.

■■■■ ALARM D1~4 (Function Pin 7~10):

ALARM D1~4 (Function Pin 7~10): ALARM D1~4 (Function Pin 7~10):

ALARM D1~4 (Function Pin 7~10):

Connect alarm sensors.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. The DVR affords multiple sirens.

2. The DVR affords up to 4 PTZ cameras.

(2)

(2) (2)

(2) ETHERNET

ETHERNETETHERNET

ETHERNET JACK

JACK JACK

JACK::::

For LAN or WAN connection.

(3)

(3)(3)

(3) MEDIA (VIDEO / AUDIO) OUTPUTS

MEDIA (VIDEO / AUDIO) OUTPUTS MEDIA (VIDEO / AUDIO) OUTPUTS

MEDIA (VIDEO / AUDIO) OUTPUTS::::

1. For an external display device.

2. For 2 external loudspeakers.

(4)

(4) (4)

(4) RS

RSRS

RS----232C

232C232C

232C PORT

PORT PORT

PORT::::

For engineers to debug the DVR’s firmware.

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External Display Device

PTZ

Camera

Siren

Alarm Sensors

External Speakers

(※For LR-804J02 only.)

Computer

(4)

(1)

(2)

(3)

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CHAP.4 DVR Operation

CHAP.4 DVR OperationCHAP.4 DVR Operation

CHAP.4 DVR Operation

4444----1.

1. 1.

1. Mouse Control

Mouse ControlMouse Control

Mouse Control

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. Some of the items displayed in setting menus are merely listed as indication, which users are unable to select or

adjust by the cursor.

2. The background color of a selectable or adjustable item will turn white when a user moves the cursor onto it. A

user can interact with it using the buttons or the wheel of a mouse.

4444----2222.

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. DVR

DVRDVR

DVR Log

Log Log

Log----in

inin

in (Open Main Menu)

(Open Main Menu) (Open Main Menu)

(Open Main Menu)

(1) Move the cursor to the lower right corner on the display.

Then, click to log into MAIN MENU.

( →→→→

DVR LOG-IN

→MAIN MENU)

(2) The message of “DVR LOG-IN” shows as the right figure. Log in as an administrator (ADMIN), and input the password (PW) composed of up to 8 digits.

(3) To exit, click EXIT.

(

( (

(

※As for MAIN MENU, refer to the page 23.)

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. The USER ID is unchangeable and fixed as an administrator (ADMIN).

2. The password default is none. When logging in for the first time, please straightly click ENTER.

3. If the inputted password matches the one you already set, you will be allowed to enter the MAIN MENU. Contrarily, if an incorrect password is inputted, a message of “PW IS NOT CORRECT” will show on the display.

No. Mouse Control

Functions 1 Left Button (1) Executes. (2) Confirms. (3) Enters. (4) Increases setting values. 2 Right Button (1) Cancels. (2) Recovers. (3) Decreases setting values.

3 Wheel

(1) Increases/Decreases setting values. (2) Speeds up/down playback. (3) Zooms in/out in a PTZ mode.

USER ID ADMIN

USER ID ADMINUSER ID ADMIN

USER ID ADMIN

USER PW

USER PW USER PW

USER PW ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

ENTER EXIT

ENTER EXITENTER EXIT

ENTER EXIT

DVR LOG

DVR LOGDVR LOG

DVR LOG

----

IN

ININ

IN

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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4444----3333.

. .

. Format The

Format The Format The

Format The HDD

HDDHDD

HDD

When an HDD is combined with the DVR, you must format it initially. You can format this HDD in HDD MANAGEMENT

(MAIN MENU

→→→→

CONFIGURATION

→→→→

HDD MANAGEMENT)

. In this menu, click the FORMAT, and the HDD will

be formatted just in seconds. Then, it is enabled to record images.

4444----4444. Time/Date Setting

. Time/Date Setting. Time/Date Setting

. Time/Date Setting

If the DVR is operated for the first time, please set the time and date in TIME/DATE SETUP

(MAIN MENU

→→→→

CONFIGURATION

→→→→

TIME/DATE SETUP)

to accord with the time zone of your location

.

HDD MANAGEMENT

CAMERA SETUP

MOTION SETUP

ALARM SETUP

INTERVAL SETUP

TIME/DATE SETUP

PASSWORD SETUP

BUZZER SETUP

ESC

MODEL

SERIAL

BLOCKS

SIZE

SPEED

OVERWRITE

FORMAT ESC

DATE

TIME

DATE FORMAT

HOUR FORMAT

MONTH FORMAT

DEFAULT ESC

CONFIGURATION

HDD MANAGEMENT

TIME/DATE SETUP

CONFIGURATION

HDD MANAGEMENT

CAMERA SETUP

MOTION SETUP

ALARM SETUP

INTERVAL SETUP

TIME/DATE SETUP

PASSWORD SETUP

BUZZER SETUP

ESC

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Live Recording Tool

Live Recording ToolLive Recording Tool

Live Recording Toolbar:

bar:bar:

bar:

1)

1)1)

1) PPPPLAYBACK

LAYBACKLAYBACK

LAYBACK

2)

2)2)

2) S

S S

SEARCH

EARCHEARCH

EARCH

3)

3)3)

3) S

S S

SEQUENCE

EQUENCEEQUENCE

EQUENCE

4)

4)4)

4) Z

Z Z

ZOOM

OOMOOM

OOM

5)

5)5)

5) PIP

PIP PIP

PIP

6)

6)6)

6) PTZ

PTZ PTZ

PTZ

MAIN MENU

(※To log onto MAIN MENU,

refer to page 17. The details

of MAIN MENU are depicted

from the page 23.)

4444----5. Live Recording Mode

5. Live Recording Mode5. Live Recording Mode

5. Live Recording Mode

1. PLAYBACK

1. PLAYBACK 1. PLAYBACK

1. PLAYBACK

Click

to enter the playback mode shown as belown.

ETHERNET Status

ETHERNET StatusETHERNET Status

ETHERNET Status::::

C

onnected

Disconnected

7)

7)7)

7) SCHEDULE RECORD

SCHEDULE RECORDSCHEDULE RECORD

SCHEDULE RECORD

Alarm Recording

Motion Recording

Continuous Recording

Live

Live Live

Live Recording

Recording Recording

Recording Mode

ModeMode

Mode

PTZ

HDD Status

HDD StatusHDD Status

HDD Status (

( (

(Playback Mode

Playback ModePlayback Mode

Playback Mode))))::::

Amount of Displayed Data

PlaybackToolbar:

PlaybackToolbar:PlaybackToolbar:

PlaybackToolbar:

Separated Forward Playback x 1/4~1/2 Time

Backward Playback

Pauses

Forward Playback

Separated Backward Playback x 1/4~1/2 Time

Speed Up Playback x 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 Times

Speed Down Playback x 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 Times

(※

Rolling the wheel also speed up/down

playback)

. SEARCH

. Exit

Playback

Playback Playback

Playback

Current Time/DateCamera Title

8) FULL /4

8) FULL /48) FULL /4

8) FULL /4----

SPLIT SCREEN

SPLIT SCREENSPLIT SCREEN

SPLIT SCREEN

Overwriti

OverwritiOverwriti

Overwriting Status:

ng Status:ng Status:

ng Status:

Overwriting the HDD switched on

(※Please refer to the page 26.)

ETHERNET Status

ETHERNET StatusETHERNET Status

ETHERNET Status::::

Recording

Not Recording

(※Please refer to the page 22.)

HDD Status (

HDD Status (HDD Status (

HDD Status (Recording

Recording Recording

Recording Mode

ModeMode

Mode):

):):

):

Amount of Recorded Data

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TIME/DATE SEARCH

EVENT SEARCH

EVENT SEARCHEVENT SEARCH

EVENT SEARCH

2. SEARCH

2. SEARCH2. SEARCH

2. SEARCH

There are 3 approaches for a user to search for the recorded images via SEARCH:

Mode Function

PERCENT SEARCH

Searches by the percentage of total recorded images. Click on the search bar

or the

percent number and click PLAY, and the DVR will replay from the corresponding recorded image.

TIME/DATE SEARCH

Searches by time and date.

Target a time point between START and END, from which

the recorded image will be replayed. Then click PLAY.

EVENT SEARCH

Searches via the event list that covers all events of motion detection, alarm input,

and

video loss. The DVR will replay the targeted event from when it occurred.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

Recorded images in different modes (alarm recording, motion recording, and continuous recording) are successively accumulated in chronological order.

SEARCH

PERCENT SEARCH

TIME/DATE SEARCH

EVENT SERACH

EXIT

PERCENT SEARCH

PERCENT SEARCHPERCENT SEARCH

PERCENT SEARCH

START 2006 / JUL / 09 PM 01 : 58 : 56

END 2006 / JUL / 10 PM 11 : 58 : 56

TARGET 2006 / JUL / 09 PM 05 : 58 : 56

PERCENT 020%

PLAY ESC

START 2006 / JUL / 09 PM 01 : 58 : 56

END 2006 / JUL / 10 PM 11 : 58 : 56

TARGET 2006 / JUL / 09 PM 05 : 58 : 56

PLAY ESC

DATE/TIME CHANNEL EVENT

----/--/-- --:--:-- - ----

PAGE 000/000

ESC

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3.

3.3.

3. SEQ

SEQ SEQ

SEQUENCE

UENCEUENCE

UENCE

To make the DVR automatically display channel 1~4 in full-screen sequentially, click . In addition, you can set the channel switching interval in SEQUENCE SCREEN

(MAIN MENU

→→→→

CONFIGURATION

→→→→

INTERVAL SETUP

→→→→

SEQUENCE

SCREEN).

4.

4.4.

4. Z

Z Z

ZOOM IN

OOM INOOM IN

OOM IN

If you click in the recording mode, live images will be twice enlarged, where you can change the zoomed-in position by sliding the cursor. To exit this mode, click again.

5.

5.5.

5. PIP (

PIP (PIP (

PIP (Picture in Picture)

Picture in Picture)Picture in Picture)

Picture in Picture)

Click in the full-screen mode, and you will see a small window in the lower right position. When one of the four channels is displayed on the main screen, others will switch sequentially in this window. You can set their channel switching interval in PIP SCREE

(MAIN MENU

→→→→

CONFIGURATION

→→→→

INTERVAL SETUP

→→→→

PIP SCREEN)

.

6. PTZ (PAN/ TILT/ ZOOM)

6. PTZ (PAN/ TILT/ ZOOM)6. PTZ (PAN/ TILT/ ZOOM)

6. PTZ (PAN/ TILT/ ZOOM)

Click to enter the PTZ mode, where you can pan or tilt a camera toward 8 different directions by clicking the

left button. To zoom in or out the camera lens, you can roll the wheel forward or backward with the cursor in the middle of the display.

Zoom In Zoom Out

CH04

CH03

CH02

CH01

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7.

7. 7.

7. SSSSCHEDULE RECORD

CHEDULE RECORDCHEDULE RECORD

CHEDULE RECORD

The DVR records as the setting in SCHEDULE SETUP

(MAIN MENU→RECORD→SCHEDULE SETUP)

.

, , or in red indicates the DVR is now recording in the mode of continuous recording, motion

recording, or alarm recording. Oppositely, if a recording mode is disabled, its icon will turn white.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

In the following conditions, the DVR does not record:1. The HDD is full of recorded images with overwriting off.

2. A user is backuping recorded images via the USB slot.

3. A user is updating a firmware via the USB slot.

4. HDD MANAGEMENT is being opened.

8.

8.8.

8. F

F F

FULL

ULLULL

ULL / 4

/ 4 / 4

/ 4----SPLIT

SPLITSPLIT

SPLIT S

S S

SCR

CRCR

CREEN

EENEEN

EEN

1. In a full-screen mode, if you click shown on the left half of the toolbar, the screen will be altered to a 4-split screen on the display.

2. In the 4-split mode, click , , , or and the live images of the channel 1, 2, 3, or 4 will be displayed in a full-screen mode.

Record [RED]

Stop recording [WHITE]

Full Screen

(CH1~4)

Full Screen

(CH1~4)

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4444----6.

6.6.

6. Main Menu

Main MenuMain Menu

Main Menu

Click and then input the password, and you can log onto MAIN MENU shown as right:

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. For quick search and overview on all parameter ranges.

users are highly advised to take advantage of the menu parameters table in the appendix (on the pages 68, 69. and 70).

2. To log onto MAIN MENU, refer to the page 17.

1. DISPLAY SETUP

1. DISPLAY SETUP1. DISPLAY SETUP

1. DISPLAY SETUP

In this configuration, you can adjust the setting of the screen display or the OSD menu.

(1) SCREEN DISPLAY

(1) SCREEN DISPLAY(1) SCREEN DISPLAY

(1) SCREEN DISPLAY

◎

VERTICAL POSITION: Alter the position of the main screen vertically. ◎

HORIZONTAL POSITON: Alter the position of the main screen horizontally. ◎

BORDER ENABLE: Enable or disable the borders for the 4 split screens. ◎

BORDER WIDTH: Adjust the border width. ◎

BORDER COLOR: Change the border color. ※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

In each setting menu, click DEFAULT to restore all altered parameters on the menu to the factory default.

(2) OSD SETUP

(2) OSD SETUP(2) OSD SETUP

(2) OSD SETUP

◎

TOP OSD OFFSET:

Alter the position of the upper OSD on the main screen.

◎

BOTTOM OSD SETUP:

Alter the position of the lower OSD (toolbar) on the main screen.

DISPLAY SETUP

RECORD

CONFIGURATION

EXTERNAL DEVICE

BACK – UP

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

EXIT

MAIN MENU

DISPLAY

SETUP

SCREEN DISPLAY

OSD SETUP

ESC

SCREEN DISPLAY

VERTICAL POSITION 24

HORIZONTAL POSITION 00

BORDER ENABLE .ON

BORDER WIDTH 01

BORDER COLER GRAY

DEFAULT EEC

TOP OSD OFFSET 0

BOTTOM OSD OFFSET 0

DEFAULT EEC

OSD

SETUP

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2.

2.2.

2. R

R R

RECORD

ECORDECORD

ECORD

This is a premier setting for the DVR to operate, which determines all details concerning recording modes.

(1)

(1) (1)

(1) RRRRECORD SETUP

ECORD SETUPECORD SETUP

ECORD SETUP

◎

CHANNEL:

Select a channel to adjust setting.

◎

RESOLUTION:

Alter the resolution of the recorded images.

◎

QUALITY:

Alter quality of the recorded images.

◎

FRAME RATE:

Shift the frame rate of the recorded images.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. In each setting menu, click ALL-DEFAULT to restore all changed parameters of the 4 channels on the menu to

the factory default.

2. For more transmitted images and longer recording time via IP network, set the resolution as 352x240 and the

quality as “LOW” or “NORMAL.”

3. Transmitting size of images in the PAL system is a little bigger than that in the NTSC system, but the total

recording time for both systems is the same.

4. To know the maximal recording time for HDDs with different capacity, please refer to the table of HDD recording

time (on the pages 66 and 67).

RECORD SETUP

SCHEDULE SETUP

ESC

RECORD

CHANNEL CH1

RESOLUTION 352 * 240

QUALITY HIGHEST

FRAME RATE 30.0

DEFAULT ALL-DEFAULT ESC

RECORD SETUP

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(

2)

2) 2)

2) SSSSCHEDULE SETUP

CHEDULE SETUPCHEDULE SETUP

CHEDULE SETUP

Unless you select another recording mode, DVR system will record in continuous recording mode. In SCHEDULE SETUP, you can set recording type of one-hour intervals. The frame rate default for continuous recording speed is 30 FPS.

◎

Channel:

Select a channel to adjust setting.◎

TYPE:

Designates a recording mode to alter the setting value of the DATE/TIME grid.

-CONTINUE: Records continuously.

-ALARM: Records once receiving alarm signals.

-MOTION: Records once detecting motion.

-MOTION & ALARM: Records once receiving alarm signals or detecting motion.

◎

ALL:

Set the entire grid (24 hours a day/7 days a week) as the designated recording mode in TYPE.

◎

DATE:

Click a day on the menu to set 24 hours of that day as the designated recording mode.

◎

HOUR:

Click an hour on the menu to make the DVR record in the designated recording mode during this hour everyday.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. Each type is marked in a different color. You can vary the recording schedule by pressing the left button and

dragging the cursor on the grid.2. To demand the DVR not to record during some time, click the right button on

blocks of the grid.

Click “ALL” to set the entire grid as the designated recording mode in TYPE.

HOUR

DATE

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3.

3.3.

3. C

C C

CONFIGURATION

ONFIGURATIONONFIGURATION

ONFIGURATION

Click CONFIGURATION, and you can open the menu shown below, containing eight configuration items:

((((1111)))) HDD M

HDD M HDD M

HDD MANAGEMENT

ANAGEMENTANAGEMENT

ANAGEMENT

Items above the line clearly present the Information of the HDD, covering the model name, the serial number, the number of blocks, etc. Other items are for you to operate the HDD. ◎

MODEL: Indicates the model name of the HDD. ◎

SERIAL: Indicates the serial number of the HDD. ◎

BLOCKS: Indicates the HDD LBA BLOCK Number. ◎

SIZE: Indicates total size of the HDD. ◎

SPEED: Indicates the PIO mode of the HDD, which determines the

transferring rate between the DVR and the HDD.

◎

OVERWRITE:

Enable or disable overwriting the HDD when it is stuffed with recorded images. If it is enabled, the original recorded data will be replaced by new images. Oppositely, the DVR will cease recording if the function is switched off.

◎

FORMAT:

Click it to remove all the recorded images by formatting the HDD.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. While HDD MANAGEMENT opens, the DVR will not record.

2.

If combining a new HDD with the DVR, you need to format it first to enable the HDD to record images.

HDD MANAGEMENT

CAMERA SETUP

MOTION SETUP

ALARM SETUP

INTERVAL SETUP

TIME/DATE SETUP

PASSWORD SETUP

BUZZER SETUP

ESC

CONFIGURATION

MODEL MAXTOR 6Y080L0

SERIAL

S3243212

BLOCKS 320173056 LBA

SIZE 160 GB

SPEED

PIO4

-------------------------------------------------------------

OVERWRITE DISABLE

FORMAT ESC

HDD MANAGEMENT

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(2)

(2)(2)

(2) C

C C

CAMERA SETUP

AMERA SETUPAMERA SETUP

AMERA SETUP

On this menu you can adjust the camera setting. ◎

CHANNEL: Select a channel to adjust setting. ◎

TITLE: Name a camera with a combination of up to 8 digits or

letters.

◎

BRIGHTNESS: Adjust the brightness of camera images. ◎

CONTRAST: Adjust the contrast of camera images. ◎

SATURATION: Adjust the saturation of camera images. ◎

HUE: Adjust the hue of camera images.

(3)

(3)(3)

(3) M

M M

MOTION SETUP

OTION SETUPOTION SETUP

OTION SETUP

◎

CHANNEL: Select a channel to adjust setting. ◎

SENSITIYITY: Adjust the sensitivity of motion detection. ◎

DURATION: Set the recording time after a camera detects any motion. ◎

DETECT CELL NUMBER: Determine the minimal cells (blocks in the grid) that activate a motion event. ◎

MOTION DETECTION GRID: Determine the coverage of motion detection. On this grid, press the left button and

drag the cursor to disable cells to detect motion. To enable them, use the right button.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

A camera must be scheduled as motion detecting mode to make it work in compliance with the setting in this MOTION SETUP.

((((

※ Refer to the page 25 to set SCHEDULE SETUP.)

MOTION SETUP

CHANNEL CH1

SENSITIYITY 5

DURATION 05

DETECT

CELL NUMBER 01

DEFAULT ALL-DEFAULT ESC

CHANNEL CH

1

TITLE CAM01___

BRIGHTNESS 0

CONTRAST 0

SATURATION 0

HUE 0

DEFAULT ALL-DEFAULT ESC

CAMERA SETUP

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(4)

(4)(4)

(4) A

A A

ALARM SETUP

LARM SETUPLARM SETUP

LARM SETUP

Users can rectify the alarm sensor setting here.◎

CHANNEL:

Select a channel to adjust setting.

◎

INPUT:

Select the type of the alarm sensor connected to the DVR.

-NORMAL OPEN: For an alarm type triggered once a normally open device, such as an open door, is closed.

-NORMAL CLOSE: For an alarm type triggered once a normally closed device, such as a close window, is opened.

-DISABLE: Disable the alarm function.

◎

DURATION:

Set the alarming time after an alarm sensor is triggered.

(5)

(5)(5)

(5) I

I I

INTERVAL SETUP

NTERVAL SETUPNTERVAL SETUP

NTERVAL SETUP

The switching interval of channel sequence in the main screen or in the PIP small window can be switched in this menu. ◎

SEQUENCE SCREEN:

Set the switching interval of channel sequence in the live full screen.

◎

PIP SCREEN:

Set the switching interval of channel sequence in the PIP window.

◎

EVENT UPDATE:

Set the event update duration in the list of EVENT SEARCH.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

On condition that a user sets the event update duration as 100 seconds, when the DVR detects an event (such as ALARM, or MOTION) and creates an event entry, events that occur during the following 99 seconds will be recorded in the same entry. That is, if there is any event occurring from or later than the 100th second, the DVR will record it into another entry.

CH

1

NORMAL OPEN

05

SEC

ALL-EFAULT ESC

CHANNEL

INPUT

DURATION

DEFAULT

ALRAM SETUP

01

SEC

01 SEC

600 SEC

DEFAULT ESC

SEQUENCE SCREEN

PIP SCREEN

EVENT UPDATE

INTERVAL SETUP

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(6)

(6)(6)

(6) T

T T

TIME/DATE SETUP

IME/DATE SETUPIME/DATE SETUP

IME/DATE SETUP

On this menu, you can set the time/date and their formats the DVR displays.

◎

DATE: Regulate the date of the DVR.

◎

TIME: Regulate the time of the DVR.

◎

DATE FORMAT: Switch the date format.

◎

HOUR FORMAT: Switch the hour format.

◎

MONTH FOMAT: Switch the month format.

(7)

(7)(7)

(7) P

P P

PASSWORD SETUP

ASSWORD SETUPASSWORD SETUP

ASSWORD SETUP

Users can rectify the password here for: (i). Logging into MAIN MENU. (ii) Formatting the HDD (iii) Upgrading the firmware

◎ USER ID: This is fixed as ADMIN (administrator) and

unchangeable.

◎ USER PW: Input the present password to inform the DVR you

possess the authority to change it. ◎ NEW PW: Create a new password by inputting up to 8 digits. ◎ CONFIRM: Repeat the newly created password for confirmation.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. Click on an item on the left side (USER PW/ NEW PW/CONFIRM) first to activate the corresponding input space.

Then, input a password via the number bar, and click ENTER to affirm it.

2. The password default is none. For security reasons, changing the password is highly recommended.

(8)

(8)(8)

(8) BUZZER SETUP

BUZZER SETUPBUZZER SETUP

BUZZER SETUP

◎ KEY TONE: Switch on/off all clicking sounds. ◎ VIDEO LOSS: Switch on/off the cautionary buzz, which will

be activated once the DVR losses any video signal. ◎ ALARM ACTIVE: Switch on/off the alarm function. ◎ MOTION DETECT: Switch on/off the cautionary buzz, which will be activated once the DVR detects any motion.

ADMIN

_________

ENTER ESC

USER ID

USER PW

NEW PW

CONFIRM

PASSWORD SETUP

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Number Bar for Password Input

DATE 2007/JUL/01

TIME 12:00 :00

DATE FORMAT

ASIAN

HOUR FORMAT 24HOUR

MONTH FORMAT NUMERIC

DEFAULT ESC

TIME/DATE SETUP

KEY TONE ON

VIDEO LOSS ON

ALARM ACTIVE ON

MOTION DETECT ON

DEFAULT ESC

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4444. E

. E. E

. EXTERNAL DEVICE

XTERNAL DEVICEXTERNAL DEVICE

XTERNAL DEVICE

In this menu, you can set parameters of external devices, a computer via the network, a PTZ camera, and a SPOT monitor, connected to the DVR.

(1)

(1) (1)

(1) TCP/IP S

TCP/IP STCP/IP S

TCP/IP SETUP

ETUPETUP

ETUP

The function enables you to see live and recorded images via the network.

(A)

(A) (A)

(A) IP SETUP:

IP SETUP:IP SETUP:

IP SETUP:

◎ MAC ADDRESS: Indicates the unique code assigned to

the DVR. ◎ DHCP MODE: Decide to set parameters, say an IP

address, manually or to automatically receive them in the DHCP mode.

◎ IP DETECT: When setting DHCP MODE as AUTOMATIC,

users can click this item to detect an IP address and

relevant data. ◎ IP PORT: Set the IP port of the DVR. ◎ IP ADDRESS: Set the IP address of the DVR. ◎ GATEWAY: Set the gateway IP address of the DVR. ◎ SUBNET: Set the subnet mask of the DVR.

(B) DDNS SETUP

(B) DDNS SETUP(B) DDNS SETUP

(B) DDNS SETUP

◎ DDNS ENABLE: Enable or disable the DDNS function. ◎ DNS SERVER: Set the IP address of the DNS server. ◎ INTERVAL: Set the connection time between the DVR and

the DDNS server. (※ D = Days, H= Hours, M = Minutes)

◎ DDNS STATUS: Indicates whether the DVR is registered

to the DDNS server. ◎ IP ADDRESS: Indicates the IP address of the DVR. ◎ IP PORT: Indicates the IP port of the DVR. ◎ REMAIN TIME: Indicates the remaining time for connection. ◎ LAST REGISTRATION DATE

::::

Indicates the nearest

registration date.

(C) SPE

(C) SPE(C) SPE

(C) SPEED

EDED

ED::::

Select a speed parameter for data transmission

via the network.

TCP/IP SETUP

PAN/TILT SETUP

SPOT SETUP

ESC

EXTERNAL DEVICE

IP SETUP

DDNS SETUP

SPEED

ESC

TCP/IP SETUP

00-0A-A2-04-5E-6

5

MANUAL

IP DETECT

50000

192.168.000.160

192.168.001.001

255.255.255.000

DEFAULT ESC

MAC ADDRESS

DHCP MODE

IP PORT IP ADDRESS GATEWAY SUBNET

OFF

160.126.063.001 D-00 H-00 M-20

REGISTER

ESC

DDNS ENABLE

DNS SERVER INTERVAL

DDNS STATUS IP ADDRESS IP PORT REMAIN TIME LAST REGISTRATION DATE

DEFAULT

SPEED 5

DEFAULT ESC

SPEED

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(2).

(2).(2).

(2). PAN/TILT S

PAN/TILT S PAN/TILT S

PAN/TILT SETUP

ETUPETUP

ETUP

(A) COMMAND SETUP

(A) COMMAND SETUP(A) COMMAND SETUP

(A) COMMAND SETUP

◎ CHANNEL: Select a channel to adjust setting. ◎ MODEL: Select a camera model (protocol type) that

corresponds with your PTZ camera. ◎ PTZ ID: Adjust the camera ID. ◎ BAUDRATE: Select a data transmission rate. ◎ CMD DELAY: While the DVR and the PTZ camera operate in

different speed, users will need to set a applicable buffer time for

processing commands. ◎ COMMAND: Select a PTZ camera command, and its length and

code will be indicted in LENGTH and CODE. ◎ LENGTH: Indicates the length of the selected PTZ command. ◎ CODE: Indicates the code of the selected PTZ command.

(B) SPEED SETUP

(B) SPEED SETUP(B) SPEED SETUP

(B) SPEED SETUP

◎ PAN SPEED: Set the panning speed for a PTZ camera. ◎ TILT SPEED: Set the tilting speed for a PTZ camera. ◎ ZOOM SPEED: Set the zooming speed for a PTZ camera.

(3)

(3)(3)

(3) SPOT S

SPOT S SPOT S

SPOT SETUP

ETUPETUP

ETUP

◎ SWITCHING INTERVAL: Set the switching interval of the SPOT monitor. ◎ ALARM POPUP: With this function on, once receiving alarm

signals from any channel, the DVR will enable the SPOT monitor

to cease channel sequence and display the live images of this

channel. ◎ MOTION POPUP: With this function on, once detecting motion

from any channel, the DVR will enable the SPOT monitor to cease

channel sequence and display the live images of this channel. ◎ EVENT POPUP DURATION: Set the duration of pop-up displaying

for the SPOT monitor. ※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. During the duration of a pop-up event (ALARM or MOTION), if another event happens, the SPOT monitor will

switch to display the latest one.

2. If two or more events are triggered simultaneously, the SPOT monitor will display them sequentially.

PAN SPEED 7

TILT SPEED 7

ZOOM SPEED 7

DEFAULT ESC

SPEED SETUP

CH

1

PELCO-

D

000

00

2400 BPS

1.00

MSEC

PAN

LEFT

07

FF 00 00 0

4

3F 00 43

ALL-DEFAULT

ESC

CHANNEL

MODEL PTZ ID BAUDRATE CMD DELAY COMMAND LENGTH CODE

DEFAULT

COMMAND SETUP

SWITCH INTERVAL 03 SEC

ALARM POPUP

ON

MOTION POPUP ON

EVENT POPUP DURATION

05 SEC

DEFAULT ESC

SPOT SETUP

COMMAND SETUP

SPEED SETUP

DEFAULT ESC

PAN/TILT SETUP

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Step 1

5. BACK

5. BACK5. BACK

5. BACK----UP

UPUP

UP

USB SETUP

USB SETUPUSB SETUP

USB SETUP

Users can backup the recorded images into an USB mass-storage device via the HOST slot on the rear of the DVR. Set the starting time and the backup size first, and the DVR will automatically detect the ending time. Afterwards, click BACKUP, and the data will be recorded into the storage device.

◎ HDD

■START: Depicts the starting time point of all the HDD recorded images

■END: Depicts the ending time point of all the HDD recorded images. ◎ MEDIA

■PARTITION: Indicates the free space of total memory in the USP

device.

■START: Select a starting time point for the backup images.

■END: Depicts the detected ending time point for the backup images

according to MEDIA START and MEDIA SIZE.

■SIZE: Select a size for backup images. ◎ BACK-UP: Click it to launch backup process.

6.

6.6.

6. F

F F

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

IRMWARE UPGRADEIRMWARE UPGRADE

IRMWARE UPGRADE

◎ CURRENT VER: Depicts the current firmware version of

the DVR. ◎ UPGRADE VER: Depicts the upgrade firmware version the

DVR detects in the USB mass-storage device. (Users

have to execute CHECK USB first.) ◎ CHECK USB: Click it to detect the upgrade version of the

firmware in the USB mass-storage device. ◎ UPGRADE: Click it to upgrade the DVR.

7.

7.7.

7. LANGUAGE

LANGUAGELANGUAGE

LANGUAGE

There are 14 languages available in the DVR system. Click on the underlined item shown at right to select the language you need.

USB SETUP

HDD

START 2007/ 07/15 12:38:23 END 2007/ 07/16 18:39:09 MEDIA PARTITION 416MB/ 983MB P:1 START 2007/07/15 12:38:23 END 2007/07/15 13:55:27 SIZE 000416 MB

→→→→

416 MB

USB STORAGE IS AVAILABLE

CURRENT VER

1.30_SP

UPGRADE VER

CHECK USB UPGRADE ESC

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

BACK-UP

USB SETUP

ESC

Step 2

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CHAP.5 Ne

CHAP.5 NeCHAP.5 Ne

CHAP.5 Network Setup

twork Setuptwork Setup

twork Setup

5555----1 DVR Network Configuration

1 DVR Network Configuration1 DVR Network Configuration

1 DVR Network Configuration

Please inquire your network provider first to identify what type of Internet service it provides. You need to know what follows: (1) Upload speed: expected frame rates. (2) Download speed: expected frame rates. (3) Addressing: to make sure which scenario you should follow. (4) Router or modem: to make sure which scenario you should follow.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1.If your provider uses PPPoE (usually a DSL provider does), you MUST have a router installed and follow instructions in “5-4 Dynamic IP of PPPoE (DSL) (on the page 36)” for DVR setup and access.

2.Please verify the Internet access after installing any new equipment (a router, a switch, a modem, etc.).

TCP/IP Setting

TCP/IP SettingTCP/IP Setting

TCP/IP Setting of your PC

of your PC of your PC

of your PC

Before configuring the DVR, please fill out the information listed below if available. Choose any PC on your network and determine its TCP/IP setting. IP Address: (ex.192.168.1.5) Subnet Mask: (ex. 255.255.255.0) Default Gateway: (ex.192.168.1.1) Next pages are several network scenarios. Please identify within which scenario your current network falls and follow the instructions for configuring and accessing your DVR via the TCP/IP.

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5555----2

2 2

2 Static IP

Static IP Static IP

Static IP

The TCP/IP function enables you to: (1) See live images and recorded images (2) Control a PTZ camera via Internet (3) Backup.

In IP SETUP

(MENU→EXTERNAL DEVICE→TCP/IP SETUP→IP SETUP)

for the DVR, please input an IP address assigned from

the ISP.

Operation Steps

Operation StepsOperation Steps

Operation Steps

(1) Verify the IP address is correct for your PC before connecting it with the DVR. (2) Connect an LAN cable to the DVR after confirmation. (3) Go to IP SETUP of the DVR, and set DHCP MODE as MANUAL. (4) Verify if MAC ADDRESS starts from 00-0A-A2…. (5) Set IP ADDRESS (assigned from the ISP). (6) Set IP PORT (50000 is recommended). (7) Set GATEWAY (assigned from the ISP). (8) Set SUBNET (assigned from the ISP). (9) Go out of MAIN MENU. (10) Turn off and on the modem (router) the ISP provides to reset clients of MAC from the ISP. Users need to wait

for 30 seconds after turning on.

(11) Access the DVR via the Remote Viewer, which you can install via the software CD.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : If you fail to access, please verify step (1),(5),(6),(7),(8), or (10) again.

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5555----3333 Dynamic IP

Dynamic IP Dynamic IP

Dynamic IP

If you set DHCP MODE as AUTOMATIC in IP SETUIP

(MENU→EXTERNAL DEVICE→TCP/IP SETUP→IP SETUP)

, IP information

will be automatically assigned from the ISP of DHCP.

Operation Steps

Operation StepsOperation Steps

Operation Steps

(1) Verify the IP address is correct for your PC before connecting the DVR. (2) Connect an LAN cable to the DVR after confirmation. (3) Turn off and on the modem (router) the ISP provides to reset clients of MAC from the ISP. Users need to wait for

30 seconds after turning on. (4) Verify MAC ADDRESS starts from 00-0A-A2…. (5) Set DHCP MODE as AUTOMATIC. Then click IP DETECT to get a dynamic IP. (6) Go out of MAIN MENU after getting the IP successfully. (7) Access the DVR via the Remote Viewer, which you can install via the attached software CD.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : If you fail to access, please verify step (1), (3), or (4) again.

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5555----4444 Dynamic IP of PPP

Dynamic IP of PPP Dynamic IP of PPP

Dynamic IP of PPPooooE (DSL)

E (DSL)E (DSL)

E (DSL)

The DVR doesn’t support DSL (PPPoE), so users have to set the network with a router (for IP sharing) if they need to access it remotely. In this case, they have to port forward on the DVR. ※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : Please contact the router’s manufacturer if you need to know how to do.

If users have a static or dynamic IP but still tend to use another device, say a PC, through a router, they can set the network following the steps:

Operation Steps

Operation StepsOperation Steps

Operation Steps

(1) Verify the IP address is correct for your PC before connecting the DVR. (2) Connect the router to a DSL modem as the flow chart shown below. (3) Set the Internet connection of the router. (※ Refer to the router manual.) (4) Verify the router’s network sub-group is correct. (5) Connect the DVR to the router. (6) Set DHCP MODE as MANUAL in IP SETUP

(MENU→EXTERNAL DEVICE→TCP/IP SETUP→IP SETUP)

,. (7) Verify MAC ADDRESS starts from 00-0A-A2…. (8) Input an internal IP address (assigned from the router). (9) Set IP PORT (50000 is recommended). (10) Set GATEWAY (of the router). (11) Set SUBNET (of the router). (12) Go out of MAIN MENU. (13) Forward a port from the router. (※ Refer to the router manual.) (14) Access DVR with external IP address and port. (※ Refer to the router manual.)

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

1. If the router supports DDNS, you can use domain information to access the Remote Viewer.

2. If you fail to access, please verify step (1), (4), or (15) again.

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CHAP.

CHAP.CHAP.

CHAP.6666 DVR Program Setup

DVR Program Setup DVR Program Setup

DVR Program Setup

6666----1. Registering DVR for DDNS

1. Registering DVR for DDNS1. Registering DVR for DDNS

1. Registering DVR for DDNS (DDNS Web

(DDNS Web(DDNS Web

(DDNS Web----server)

server)server)

server)

(1) To connect the DVR via the Internet, registration to the DDNS web-server is necessary. Please access

www.j2kip.com first. In this homepage, click Member Register to create a member ID. After filling up the form and confirmation, a message of Success! will show, and you will be automatically returned to the previous page.

(2) Please click Login in the upper right corner to enter My DVR List and then DVR Add to register the DVR.

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(3) Please click Confirm after filling out this form shown as below.

(4) Now, some information of the DVR is listed on the DDNS web server, short of the IP address and the port

number.

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6666----2.

2. 2.

2. DDNS

DDNS DDNS

DDNS SSSSetup in DVR

etup in DVRetup in DVR

etup in DVR

Configuration for a cable modem connected to DVR directly is illustrated as below.

(1)Open IP SETUP

(MENU→EXTERNAL DEVICE→TCP/IP SETUP→IP SETUP)

and set DHCP MODE as AUTOMATIC, letting the

DVR detect an IP address automatically.

(2) Shift to DDNS SETUP

(MENU→EXTERNAL DEVICE→TCP/IP SETUP→DDNS SETUP)

. Set DDNS ENABLE as ON and an IP address will be automatically assigned to DNS SERVER from the DHCP server. After that, click REGISTER to renew the IP registered in DDNS SERVER.

MAC ADDRESS 00-0A-A2-00-00-00

DHCP MODE AUTOMATIC

IP DETECT

IP PORT 50000

IP ADDRESS 192 168 001 160

GATEWAY 192 168 001 001

SUBNET 255 255 255 000

DEFAULT ESC

IP SETUP

DDNS ENABLE ON

DNS SERVER 192.168.063.001

INTERVAL D-00 H-00 N-

20

REGISTER

DDNS STATUS REGISTER OK

IP ADDRESS 192.168.001.160

IP PORT 50000

REMAIN TIME D-00 H-00 N-20

LAST REGISTRATION DATE

> WED. 12 JUL 2006 09 : 21 : 36 GMT

DEFAULT ESC

DDNS SETUP

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(3) Return to your computer after you see a message of SUCCESS TO REGISTER DVR INFO. Then, click

(Refresh) to let the DDNS server automatically fetch your DVR’s IP address and port number.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :Prior to using the Web Viewer, please add www.j2kip.com into Trusted Sites first as illustrated below

(Tools→Internet Options→Security→Trusted Sites→Sites)

:

IP: Port automatically fetched

Refresh it.

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6666----3.

3. 3.

3. DVR

DVR DVR

DVR Web Viewer

Web ViewerWeb Viewer

Web Viewer (via IE)

(via IE) (via IE)

(via IE)

DVR WEB VIEWER is a program for users to remotely monitor via the IE.

(1) Please click to execute DVR WEB VIEWER as following illustration:

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE

:

1. If ActiveX control installation is required in the first access, please click Yes.

. 2. Users can also execute this program by clicking the file named RemoteWeb.html in the software CD.

(2) Later, DVR WEB VIEWER will pop up. Please click CONNECT to see live images.

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(3) The live images are displayed as below:

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6666----4.

4. 4.

4. DVR

DVRDVR

DVR Backup Player

Backup Player Backup Player

Backup Player (via IE)

(via IE) (via IE)

(via IE)

DVR BAKCUP PLAYER is a program for users to replay backup image files through the IE.

(1) To execute DVR BACKUP PLAYER, click shown as below:

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE

:.

1. If ActiveX control installation is required in the first access, please click Yes.

2. Users can also execute this program by clicking the file named WebPlayer.html in the software CD.

(2) Following that, BACKUP PLAYER will pop up. Please click OPEN to select files.

(3) Select a backup image file and then click Open to replay recorded images.

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(4) You can see the recorded images shown as below.

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6666----5555. Web

. Web . Web

. Web Network

Network Network

Network Backup

BackupBackup

Backup (via IE)

(via IE) (via IE)

(via IE)

This is a program for users to backup recorded images via the IE. (1) Go to www.j2kip.com, and click DVR Web Backup on the left. ※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : Users can also execute this program by clicking the file named WEB_BACKUP.html in the software CD.

(2) To execute backup via the network, input the IP address as well as the network port and then click Connect Test.

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(3) When the connection test is done, a message of Success Connect Test will show. Then, click Lock to set

backup time.

(4) Now, please set well Recorded Start Time, Recorded End Time, Save File Path, and Maximum Save File Size.

Right after that, click Apply.

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(5) Next, click Start Backup to start recording images. Finally, you can review the backup files via the path you have

already determined.

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6666----6.

6. 6.

6. DVR

DVR DVR

DVR Remote Viewer

Remote ViewerRemote Viewer

Remote Viewer

DVR Remote Viewer is a program for distant users to monitor, replay, and backup recorded images via the network. ※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : Prior to making use of this program, users have to install it from the software CD.

1.

1. 1.

1. MMMMain Interface

ain Interfaceain Interface

ain Interface

①①①①---- PPPPOWER

OWEROWER

OWER

: Click POWER to exit the program. Please disconnect the connection before turning off the software.

②②②②---- CCCCONNECT

ONNECTONNECT

ONNECT

: Click CONNECT to view the live images from the DVR, identical to those being displayed on the DVR,

with a delay depending on your Internet connection between the DVR and where you are accessing.

③③③③---- DDDDISCO

ISCOISCO

ISCONNECT

NNECTNNECT

NNECT

: Click this button to disconnect from the DVR, and then you can power off the software.

④④④④---- SSSSCREEN

CREENCREEN

CREEN D

D D

DIVISION

IVISIONIVISION

IVISION

: Select the full-screen mode or the 4-split-screen mode. In the full-screen mode, you will

see the number button of the channel you currently see is highlighted.

⑤⑤⑤⑤---- CCCCHANNEL

HANNELHANNEL

HANNEL

: Select a channel, if connected, that you want to see in the full-screen mode.

⑥⑥⑥⑥---- SSSSTATUS WINDOW

TATUS WINDOWTATUS WINDOW

TATUS WINDOW

: Displays the current time and date of the program. You will also see the current connection

status.

⑦⑦⑦⑦---- S

S S

SEQUENCE/SETTING/PLAYBA

EQUENCE/SETTING/PLAYBAEQUENCE/SETTING/PLAYBA

EQUENCE/SETTING/PLAYBACK

CKCK

CK:

(1) Sequence: In the full-screen mode, click this button and all active channels will be displayed in sequence at a speed specified in the settings menu. (2) Setting: Enables the configuration screen. (3) Playback: Enables the remote playback screen.

⑧⑧⑧⑧---- PTZ control

PTZ control PTZ control

PTZ control:

You can control a PTZ camera via the program by following these suggestions: (a) First, you must configure a specific PTZ protocol in the program to communicate with the PTZ device. (b) When using any control button for the PTZ, please press and hold it for 1~ 2 seconds to compensate for the data transmission rate. If you simply click the control button, you may get undesired results (e.g. having the requested operation transmitted repeatedly, regardless of your intention). (c) The plus and minus buttons send PTZ commands to a corresponding PTZ camera ID.

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2.

2. 2.

2. IP/PORT Setting

IP/PORT SettingIP/PORT Setting

IP/PORT Setting

MANUAL

MANUALMANUAL

MANUAL:

Input an IP address and a port manually.

DDNS

DDNSDDNS

DDNS:

Receive an IP address and a port from the DDNS Server. For further information of DDNS, please contact your vendor.

NNNNAME

AMEAME

AME:

The name of the IP address on the list.

AAAADDRESS

DDRESSDDRESS

DDRESS

: Input an IP address set in the DVR.

PORT

PORTPORT

PORT

: Input the port set in the DVR

USER

USER USER

USER ID

IDID

ID

: Input the ID set in the DVR. (Please input “admin,” a fixed parameter.)

PPPPASSWORD

ASSWORDASSWORD

ASSWORD

: Input the password set in the DVR

IP List

IP ListIP List

IP List:

Shows all IP addresses users have inputted manually.

Select

SelectSelect

Select

: Select an IP address on the list.

Save

SaveSave

Save:

Save an IP address set on the list.

Delete

DeleteDelete

Delete

: Delete an IP address on the list.

IP List

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3.

3. 3.

3. DDNS Setting

DDNS SettingDDNS Setting

DDNS Setting

Member ID

Member IDMember ID

Member ID

:

Input the member ID registered at the DDNS server.

Name

NameName

Name:

Input the DVR name registered at the DDNS server.

Save

SaveSave

Save:

Save the member ID and the name.

Load

LoadLoad

Load:

Search for a member ID & name saved in the Remote Viewer.

User ID

User IDUser ID

User ID:

Input the ID set in the DVR. (Please input “admin,” a fixed parameter.)

Password

PasswordPassword

Password:

Input the password for the DVR.

Connect

ConnectConnect

Connect:

Receive the IP address and the port for the DVR from the DDNS server.

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4. PTZ/SAVE Setting

4. PTZ/SAVE Setting4. PTZ/SAVE Setting

4. PTZ/SAVE Setting

Circular Monitoring Interval

Circular Monitoring IntervalCircular Monitoring Interval

Circular Monitoring Interval:

Select the switching interval of channel sequence when users active the sequence function on the main interface.

Scan Rate

Scan RateScan Rate

Scan Rate:

Set the speed of playback.

PTZ T

PTZ TPTZ T

PTZ Type

ypeype

ype:

Select the PTZ camera type connected to the DVR.

PTZ Baud

PTZ BaudPTZ Baud

PTZ Baudrrrrate

ateate

ate

:

Enter the baud rate of your PTZ camera.

Set Path to Save Downloaded image

Set Path to Save Downloaded imageSet Path to Save Downloaded image

Set Path to Save Downloaded image

:

Determine the storage folder in your PC where the downloaded video clips will be stored.

Run in

Run in Run in

Run in FFFFull

ull ull

ull Scr

ScrScr

Screen

een een

een MMMMode

odeode

ode:

If selected, it will enable the program to readjust the interface to fill your computer screen fully.

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5.

5. 5.

5. PPPPlayback Interface

layback Interfacelayback Interface

layback Interface through

through through

through The

TheThe

The DVR

DVR DVR

DVR Remote Viewer

Remote ViewerRemote Viewer

Remote Viewer

Functions of all buttons in Search window are delineated below:

①

Exit

ExitExit

Exit

: Exit to the live window.

②

Full

FullFull

Full----screen

screenscreen

screen mode

mode mode

mode

: Select a certain camera to view in the full-screen mode.

③

4444----split mode

split modesplit mode

split mode

: View images in the 4-split mode.

④

Time

TimeTime

Time

: Indicates the recording time of the image being replayed.

⑤

Channel selection

Channel selectionChannel selection

Channel selection

: Select a camera to be replayed.

⑥

Time sele

Time seleTime sele

Time selection

ctionction

ction

: Select a time point from which the playback will be started (Use the mouse to drag the point)

⑦

Start and end time

Start and end timeStart and end time

Start and end time

: Indicates the start and end time of the recorded images on the HDD

⑧

Other operating button

Other operating buttonOther operating button

Other operating button

: (※please refer to the next page.)

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— — Play Backward Fast — Move to the Start of Recording

— Play Backward — Move to the Previous Hour — Play Forward — Move to the Next Hour — Play Forward Fast — Move to the End of Recording — Stop Playback

⑨

Command

CommandCommand

Command

: (a) SAVE: After clicking Stop Playback, click SAVE to save the image viewed currently in the JPEG format. (b) PRINT: After clicking the Stop Playback, click PRINT to print the image viewed currently. (c) EVENT: Open the event list to select and replay an recorded event images. (d) RECORD: Click this button to download playback images transmitted from the DVR to a PC. Press it (button light:

blue  red)and the program will start to record images. Then, press again to save the images during the recording period into an AVI file, which can be played by Windows Media Player.

⑩

Calendar

CalendarCalendar

Calendar

: Select the date of the recorded images you need. The outlined square indicates the ending data of recorded images in the HDD. The square in gray represents the date of current playback that you can change by clicking.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : If an invalid date is selected, it will default to the beginning of all recorded images.

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6666----7.

7. 7.

7. Backup CD Player

Backup CD PlayerBackup CD Player

Backup CD Player

Using Backup CD Player, users can replay backup image files, and function of each button in Backup CD player is as below.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : Before making use of this program, users have to install it from the software CD.

①

Time

TimeTime

Time

: Show the current time.

②

Status Window

Status WindowStatus Window

Status Window

: Show the start and end time/date, and status of operating button. When users replay

forward/backward, the recording time will be displayed.

③

Play Speed button

Play Speed buttonPlay Speed button

Play Speed button

: User can adjust replay speed by clicking up/down button. (1)SPEED: Adjust the speed (1/4X,

1/2X, 1X, 2X, 4X, 8X, or 16X) for 4 (b) or (e) buttons. (2)DELAY: Slow down replaying (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32).

④

Operation

Operation Operation

Operation

: Users can search recorded data via these buttons.

(a) Move the slide bar to the start position (b) Play backward fast in a preset speed (c) Play backward at a

normal speed (d) Pause (e) Play forward fast in a preset speed (f) Move the slide bar to the end position (g) Play forward at a normal speed.

⑤

F

F F

FUNCTION

UNCTIONUNCTION

UNCTION

: (1) OPEN: Open the Backup CD Player. (2) EDIT: Users can edit, save and print recorded image in the edition mode. This button will work when you select one of the16 cameras. (3) EXIT: Exit from the Backup CD Player.

⑥

C

C C

CHANNEL

HANNELHANNEL

HANNEL

: Select channel to see images in a full screen.

⑦

S

S S

SLIDE BAR

LIDE BARLIDE BAR

LIDE BAR

: Move to a time point from which users want to the program to replay.

⑧

P

P P

PAGE

AGEAGE

AGE

: This button will work for a 8 CH DVR in a 4-split screen, or for a16 CH DVR in a 4-split or 8-split screen.

Click it to move to the next page.

⑨

SSSSCREEN DIVISION

CREEN DIVISIONCREEN DIVISION

CREEN DIVISION

: Select the screen mode in a full screen, a 4-split, 9-split, or a 16-split screen.

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Image EDIT

Image EDITImage EDIT

Image EDIT

①

Image Edit Status Window

Image Edit Status WindowImage Edit Status Window

Image Edit Status Window:

Shows the recording time/date, the image size, and the command status.

②

Edit Button

Edit Button Edit Button

Edit Button

: Users can adjust color tone of copied images using these buttons. (a) Contrast Plus: Enhance light and shade of an image. (b) Brightness Plus: Make an image brighter . (c) Sharpness: Make an image more sharp-edged. (d) Contrast Minus: Reduce light and shade of an image. (e) Brightness Minus: Make an image darker. (f ) Blur: Soften an image. ③

Function button

Function buttonFunction button

Function button:

(a) Save: Users can save images, in the JPEG format, in the folder where you installed the Backup CD Player. (b) Print: User can print current image user selected. (c) Exit: Return to the Backup CD Player mode.

..(a). (b) (c)

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CHAP.

CHAP.CHAP.

CHAP.7 Media

7 Media 7 Media

7 Media Player

Player Player

Player

(※※※※ This chapter is for LR-804J02 only)

7777----1111.... Remote Controller

Remote ControllerRemote Controller

Remote Controller

■■■■ Preparing

PreparingPreparing

Preparing The

The The

The Remote

Remote Remote

Remote Controller

Controller Controller

Controller for First Use

for First Usefor First Use

for First Use

1.

1.1.

1. Activate the Remote Controller

Activate the Remote ControllerActivate the Remote Controller

Activate the Remote Controller

The remote control ships with a plastic contact breaker between the battery and contact. You must remove the contact breaker prior to use by pulling out the tab.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

Preserve the contact breaker in case you need to return the DVR to the vendor.

2. Operative

2. Operative2. Operative

2. Operative Range

Range Range

Range of the Remote Controller

of the Remote Controller of the Remote Controller

of the Remote Controller

The remote controller operates the Media Player via infrared transmission. To make the remote controller function well, please direct it toward the receiver (infrared port) on the front panel of the DVR. Without barriers between the controller and the receiver, effective distance is 5~10 meter (dependent on its power status) and effective degrees 30˚ up, down, left, and right from the infrared port.

3. Notice

3. Notice3. Notice

3. Notice

1. If the remote control does not work well, get closer to the receiver or check if the battery needs replacement.

2. Only a 3V CR2025 battery is compatible with the remote controller.

3. Dispose of used batteries complying with local regulations.

4. If you do not use the remote controller for an extended period, please remove the battery.

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■■■■ Function

Function Function

Function

Overview of Buttons

Overview of ButtonsOverview of Buttons

Overview of Buttons

BUTTON DESCRIPITON

Power Power on/off the Media Player.

Setup Display the setup menu.

Menu Display the root menu of the disc.

Eject Eject/Draw in the disc.

Audio Select the audio language.

Subtitle Select the subtitle language or turn it on/off.

Repeat Select the repeat type for media playing.

Display Display information about the disc.

Slow Play at 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6 or 1/7 time normal speed.

0~9, 10+ Input numbers.

Rewind Scan backward at 2, 4, 8 or 16 times normal speed.

Fast Forward Scan forward at 2, 4, 8, or 16 times normal speed.

Play Play media files

Pause (Once) Go into the pause mode.

(2 or more times) Go into the setup mode.

Previous Go back to the preceding track or scene during playback.

Next Go to the next chapter, track or scene during playback.

Stop (Once) Pause at the present playing point.

(2 or more times) Stop playing.

Up Move up (for navigating the setup menu).

Down Move down (for navigating the setup menu).

Left Move left (for navigating the setup menu).

Right Move right (for navigating the setup menu).

Enter Execute the selected item or setting.

7777----2.

2.2.

2. Supported Media Type/ Playback Formats

Supported Media Type/ Playback FormatsSupported Media Type/ Playback Formats

Supported Media Type/ Playback Formats

The Media Player supports a number of media types, including DVD-5, DVD-9, DVD-10, DVD-18, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD/ CDR/ RW, and SD card. So far as playback formats are concerned, VCD, SVCD, MP3, CDDA, HDCD, CDG, WMA, JPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 are supported.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :

When SD card and a medium are both placed in the slots, the Media Player will play the later-inserted one.

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7777----3.

3.3.

3. Introduction of On

Introduction of OnIntroduction of On

Introduction of On----screen Displays

screen Displaysscreen Displays

screen Displays

1. Screen Information OSD

1. Screen Information OSD1. Screen Information OSD

1. Screen Information OSD

(1)

(1)(1)

(1) Media Playing:

Media Playing:Media Playing:

Media Playing:

In media playing, press DISPLAY and an screen information OSD will show as introduced below:

▓▓▓▓ DVD

DVD DVD

DVD

DVD TT 1/8 CH 1/5 00:01:39

1/3 2CH OFF OFF

▓▓▓▓ VCD

VCD VCD

VCD

VCD TRK 1/1 PBC 00:42:05

▓▓▓▓ CD

CD CD

CD

CD TRK 1/25 00:42:05

▓▓▓▓ SD Card/ MP3

SD Card/ MP3 SD Card/ MP3

SD Card/ MP3

CDrom TRK 1/153 00:30:27

Item Function

TT Title

CH Channel

TRK Track

Playing Time

Language

Dolby

Subtitle

Recording (Off)

Audio

Not Repeat/Repeat One File/Repeat One Directory/Repeat All

(2) Audio Selection (only for DVD)

(2) Audio Selection (only for DVD)(2) Audio Selection (only for DVD)

(2) Audio Selection (only for DVD)

In DVD playing, press AUDIO and the following OSD will be displayed:

: [ 1 (PCM) 2CH ]

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2. Selection Menu OSD

2. Selection Menu OSD2. Selection Menu OSD

2. Selection Menu OSD

▓▓▓▓ DVD

DVD DVD

DVD

In DVD playing, press MENU and a selection menu will pop up as below (※The screen depends on the DVD): TITLE. 1 …………………………………………… TITLE. 2 …………………………………………… CHAPTER. 1 …………………………………… CHAPTER. 2 …………………………………… TITLE. 3 …………………………………………… CHAPTER. 1 …………………………………… CHAPTER. 2 …………………………………… CHAPTER. 3 …………………………………… TITLE. 4 …………………………………………… TITLE. 5 ……………………………………………

▓▓▓▓ VCD Menu OSD

VCD Menu OSD VCD Menu OSD

VCD Menu OSD

In VCD playing, press MENU and a menu OSD will show for section selection. ※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE :Its OSD pattern depends on the VCD contents.

▓▓▓▓ MP3 / SD Card Menu OSD

MP3 / SD Card Menu OSD MP3 / SD Card Menu OSD

MP3 / SD Card Menu OSD

When an MP3 CD or an SD card (with media files) is inserted, a play menu will automatically show as below:

(※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : The icon squared in black allows users to select, as there

exist corresponding media files (music, photos or movies).)

01. FRANKS~1

02. FRANKS~2

03. FRANKS~3

04. FRANKS~4

05. FRANKS~5

06. FRANKS~6

07. FRANKS~7

08. FRANKS~8

09. FRANKS~9

01.MP3

[MP3 ] FRANKS~3.MP3

Now Playing

Music

Folder List

Playlist

Photos

Movies

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7777----4.

4.4.

4. Setup Menu

Setup MenuSetup Menu

Setup Menu

In playing mode, press SETUP to open the setting menu of the Media Player. In the setting

menu, please press , , , , and to navigate and perform.

▓▓▓▓ SYSTEM SETUP

SYSTEM SETUP SYSTEM SETUP

SYSTEM SETUP

1. TV SYSTEM: Select a TV system for video output.

(NTSC/PAL 60/PAL/AUTO)

2. SCREEN SAVER: Switch on/off the screen saver.

(ON/OFF)

3. VIDEO: Fixed to S-video. (S-VIDEO)

4. TV TYPE: Select a aspect ratio for the TV screen.

(4:3PS/4:3LB/16:9)

5. PASSWORD: Input four digits to lock/unlock the setting of RATING. indicates the rating setting is locked

now, and users are required to input the password already set to unlock it. indicates the rating setting is unlocked now, and users can set a password of 4 digits to lock it.

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE

1. Default password is 0000.

2. Once the media player is powered off, the changed password will be defaulted to 0000.

6. RATING: Select a film rating to limit some media playing.

(KID SAFE/G/PG/PG13/PG-R/R/NC-17/ADULT)

7. DEFAULT: In this item, press RESTORE to return all changed setting values to the default.

8. EXIT SETUP: Quit the menu.

▓▓▓▓ LANGUAGE SETUP

LANGUAGE SETUP LANGUAGE SETUP

LANGUAGE SETUP

1. OSD/ AUDIO/ SUBTITLE/ MENU LANGUAGE: Select a language you need for OSD, audio, subtitle, or menu.

(CHINESE/ENGLISH/JAPAN/FRENCH/SPANISH/PROTUGUESE/LATIN/GERMAN)

2. DIVX[R] VOD: Set up the DIVX VOD register code.

3. EXIT SETUP: Quit the menu.

▓▓▓▓ AUDIO SETUP

AUDIO SETUP AUDIO SETUP

AUDIO SETUP

1. AUDIO OUT: Select the digital signal format for the audio out

(SPDIF/OFF, SPDIF/RAW, SPDIF/PCM)

2. KEY: Adjust the key for the audio out.

(#, +4, +2, 0, -2, -4, -b)

3. EXIT SETUP: Quit the menu.

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▓▓▓▓ VIDEO SETUP

VIDEO SETUP VIDEO SETUP

VIDEO SETUP

1. BRIGHTNESS: Adjust the brightness for the displayed images.

(12,10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 0)

2. CONTRAST: Adjust the brightness for the displayed images.

(12,10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 0)

3. HUE: Adjust the hue for the displayed images.

(+6, +4, +2, 0, -2, -4, -6)

4. SATURATION: Adjust the saturation for the displayed images.

(12,10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 0)

5. SHARPNESS: Adjust the sharpness for the displayed images.

(8, 6, 4, 2, 0)

、

▓▓▓▓ DIGITAL SETUP

DIGITAL SETUP DIGITAL SETUP

DIGITAL SETUP

1. OP MODE: Select a standard digital audio setting or the older RF digital input.

(LINE OUT/RF REMOD)

2. DYNAMIC RANGE: When OP MODE is set as LINE OUT, select this mode to adjust the effect of dynamic

compression.

(FULL, 6/8, 4/8, 2/8, OFF)

3. DUAL MONO: Select to get stereo, left, right or mixed sound from the analog outputs.

(STEREO/ MONO L/ MONO R/ MIX MONO)

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Appendix

AppendixAppendix

Appendix

I. Specification

I. SpecificationI. Specification

I. Specification

Model

ModelModel

Model LR

LRLR

LR----804J0

804J0804J0

804J02222 LR

LRLR

LR----804J0

804J0804J0

804J03333

Video Compression

Video CompressionVideo Compression

Video Compression

MJPEG

Compression Rate

Compression RateCompression Rate

Compression Rate

Lowest/ Low/ Normal/ High/ Highest

Video I

Video IVideo I

Video Input

nputnput

nput

4CH

Video Display

Video DisplayVideo Display

Video Display

Full screen, 4 Screen Split, PIP, Sequence, Digital Zoom

Display Resolution

Display ResolutionDisplay Resolution

Display Resolution

704x240 (NTSC) or 704x288 (PAL)

Display Speed

Display SpeedDisplay Speed

Display Speed

Full Motion: 30FPS(NTSC), 25(PAL)

Camera Configuration

Camera ConfigurationCamera Configuration

Camera Configuration

Adjustable Camera ID and Color

Video

VideoVideo

Video

PTZ Cont

PTZ ContPTZ Cont

PTZ Control

rolrol

rol

Support PAN/ TILT/ ZOOM by Using Mouse

Recording Rate

Recording RateRecording Rate

Recording Rate

Max: 120FPS(NTSC) ; 100FPS(PAL)

Recording Mode

Recording ModeRecording Mode

Recording Mode

Time Cyclic / Motion / Schedule / Alarm

704 x 240 (NTSC) , 720 x 288 (PAL)

Recording Resolution

Recording ResolutionRecording Resolution

Recording Resolution

[Default] 352 x 240 (NTSC) , 360 x 288 (PAL)

Recording

RecordingRecording

Recording

Recording Quality

Recording QualityRecording Quality

Recording Quality

Lowest/ Low/ Normal/ High/ Highest

Playback Mode

Playback ModePlayback Mode

Playback Mode

Percent/ Time and Date/ Event Search

Playback

PlaybackPlayback

Playback

Playback Speed

Playback SpeedPlayback Speed

Playback Speed

Forward, Backward,1X; 2X; 4X; 8X; 16X; 32X; 1/2X; 1/4X; 1/8X; 1/16X

Sensor Input

Sensor InputSensor Input

Sensor Input

4 (NO/NC Selectable )

Alarm Output

Alarm OutputAlarm Output

Alarm Output

1 (NC)

Alarm Mode

Alarm ModeAlarm Mode

Alarm Mode

Senor Input/ Video Loss

Post Alarm

Post AlarmPost Alarm

Post Alarm

Alarm Output Duration: 1 ~ 99 Sec. Selectable

Motion Detect

Motion DetectMotion Detect

Motion Detect

Multiple Configurable Detection Area and Mask

Alarm

AlarmAlarm

Alarm

Event Spot

Event SpotEvent Spot

Event Spot

Switching Interval, Alarm Pop-Up, Motion Pop-UP, Event Pop-Up

Internal Storage

Internal StorageInternal Storage

Internal Storage

3.5" IDE HDD (Expandable up to 500 GB; HDD Optional)

Backup

BackupBackup

Backup

USB Mass-storage Device

Storage

StorageStorage

Storage

Remote Backup

Remote BackupRemote Backup

Remote Backup

Download via IP Network

Web Viewer

Web ViewerWeb Viewer

Web Viewer

Remote Live View, Playback, Backup, Setting, PTZ control

Remote

RemoteRemote

Remote

Network

NetworkNetwork

Network

Ethernet (TCP/IP), Web Viewer Included

PS/2

PS/2PS/2

PS/2

Mouse

RS

RSRS

RS----485

485485

485

For PTZ Camera Control

USB

USBUSB

USB

1.For USB Mouse 2. For Mass-storage Device 3. DVR FW Upgrade

DVR

DVRDVR

DVR

User Input

User Input User Input

User Input

Interface

InterfaceInterface

Interface

Network

NetworkNetwork

Network

RJ45

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※

Product specifications and descriptions in this document are subject to change without notice.

Display

DisplayDisplay

Display

8" LCD Monitor

Resolution

ResolutionResolution

Resolution

800(H) x 600(V)

Brightness

BrightnessBrightness

Brightness

350 cd/m2

Contrast Ratio

Contrast RatioContrast Ratio

Contrast Ratio

500:1

LCD Spec.

LCD Spec.LCD Spec.

LCD Spec.

Viewing Angel

Viewing AngelViewing Angel

Viewing Angel

70/70 (L/R) 70/70 (U/D)

Media Video Storage

Media Video StorageMedia Video Storage

Media Video Storage

SD Card

Video Display Format

Video Display FormatVideo Display Format

Video Display Format

VCD, SVCD, MP3, CDDA, HDCD, CDG,

WMA, JPEG, MPEG 1/2/4

Media Play

Media PlayMedia Play

Media Player

erer

er

(DVD Player)

(DVD Player)(DVD Player)

(DVD Player)

Media Type

Media TypeMedia Type

Media Type

DVD-5, DVD-9, DVD-10, DVD-18,

DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD/ CDR/ RW

N/A

Video Input

Video InputVideo Input

Video Input

BNCx4 (For Cameras Input)

Video Input Form

Video Input FormVideo Input Form

Video Input Form

NTSC or PAL

Video Output

Video OutputVideo Output

Video Output

BNCx2 (Monitor/Spot) /

RCAx1(Media Video Output)

BNCx2 (Monitor(LOOP)/SPOT)

Audio/Video

Audio/Video Audio/Video

Audio/Video

Interface

InterfaceInterface

Interface

Audio Output

Audio OutputAudio Output

Audio Output

Phone-jackx1 (Media Audio Output

)

N/A

Operation Condition

Operation ConditionOperation Condition

Operation Condition

60W (DC 12V/ V 5A)

Power Supply

Power SupplyPower Supply

Power Supply

AC100~240 50/60Hz

Dimension

DimensionDimension

Dimension

193(W) x 182(H) x 198(D) mm

Others

OthersOthers

Others

Weight

WeightWeight

Weight

2.98 KG (w/o HDD) ; 3.44 KG (w/

HDD(80G))

TBD

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II. List of All Supported HDDs

II. List of All Supported HDDsII. List of All Supported HDDs

II. List of All Supported HDDs

III. Dimensions

III. DimensionsIII. Dimensions

III. Dimensions

Supported HDD

Supported HDDSupported HDD

Supported HDD

Type

TypeType

Type Capacity (GB)

Capacity (GB)Capacity (GB)

Capacity (GB)

Model Number

Model NumberModel Number

Model Number

160 ST3160812A 200 ST3200822A 250 ST3250824A 300 ST3300622A

Seagate

500 ST3500641A 160 WD1600JD-00GVC0 200 WD2000BB-22KEA0 250 WD2500JB-00GVC0

Western Digital

300 WD3000JB-00KFA0

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IV. Table of HDD Recording Time (For A 250 GB HDD):

IV. Table of HDD Recording Time (For A 250 GB HDD): IV. Table of HDD Recording Time (For A 250 GB HDD):

IV. Table of HDD Recording Time (For A 250 GB HDD): ※※※※

Unit: Hour

Unit: HourUnit: Hour

Unit: Hour

Recorded Images Quality

Recorded Images QualityRecorded Images Quality

Recorded Images Quality

(KB)

(KB)(KB)

(KB)

LOWEST

LOW NORMAL HIGH HIGHEST

Recorded Images

Recorded ImagesRecorded Images

Recorded Images

Frame Rate

Frame RateFrame Rate

Frame Rate

((((FPS

FPSFPS

FPS))))

17 19 21 24 28

30.0 75.90 69.10 62.56 53.83 46.76

15.0 151.79 138.20 125.13 107.67 93.53

10.0 227.69 207.30 187.69 161.50 140.29

7.5 303.58 276.40 250.25 215.33 187.06

6.0 379.48 345.49 312.81 269.16 233.82

5.0 455.37 414.59 375.38 323.00 280.58

3.0 758.96 690.99 625.63 538.33 467.64

2.0 1138.43 1036.48 938.44 807.49 701.46

NTSC

NTSCNTSC

NTSC

(704x240)

(704x240)(704x240)

(704x240)

1.0 2276.87 2072.97 1876.88 1614.99 1402.92

Recorded Images Quality

Recorded Images QualityRecorded Images Quality

Recorded Images Quality

(KB)

(KB)(KB)

(KB)

LOWEST

LOW NORMAL HIGH HIGHEST

Recorded Images

Recorded ImagesRecorded Images

Recorded Images

Frame Rate

Frame RateFrame Rate

Frame Rate

((((FPS

FPSFPS

FPS))))

17 19 21 24 28

25.0 91.07 82.92 75.08 64.60 56.12

12.5 182.15 165.84 150.15 129.20 112.23

8.3 274.32 249.76 226.13 194.58 169.03

6.2 367.24 334.35 302.72 260.48 226.28

5.0 455.37 414.59 375.38 323.00 280.58

4.1 555.33 505.60 457.77 393.90 342.18

3.5 650.53 592.28 536.25 461.42 400.83

2.0 1138.43 1036.48 938.44 807.49 701.46

PAL

PALPAL

PAL

(704x288)

(704x288)(704x288)

(704x288)

1.0 2276.87 2072.97 1876.88 1614.99 1402.92

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※※※※

Unit: Hour

Unit: HourUnit: Hour

Unit: Hour

※

NOTE

NOTENOTE

NOTE : For HDDs with different capacity, users can infer their utmost recording time proportionally from this table

for a 250 GB HDD.

Recorded Images Quality

Recorded Images QualityRecorded Images Quality

Recorded Images Quality

(KB)

(KB)(KB)

(KB)

LOWEST

LOW NORMAL HIGH HIGHEST

Recorded Images

Recorded ImagesRecorded Images

Recorded Images

Frame Rate

Frame RateFrame Rate

Frame Rate

((((FPS

FPSFPS

FPS))))

17 19 21 24 28

30.0 136.17 121.83 110.23 96.45 82.67

15.0 272.33 243.66 220.46 192.90 165.34

10.0 408.50 365.50 330.69 289.35 248.02

7.5 544.66 487.33 440.92 385.80 330.69

6.0 680.83 609.16 551.15 482.25 413.36

5.0 816.99 730.99 661.38 578.70 496.03

3.0 1361.66 1218.32 1102.29 964.51 826.72

2.0 2042.48 1827.49 1653.44 1446.76 1240.08

NTSC

NTSCNTSC

NTSC

(352x240)

(352x240)(352x240)

(352x240)

1.0 4084.97 3654.97 3306.88 2893.52 2480.16

Recorded Images Quality

Recorded Images QualityRecorded Images Quality

Recorded Images Quality

(KB)

(KB)(KB)

(KB)

LOWEST

LOW NORMAL HIGH HIGHEST

Recorded Images

Recorded ImagesRecorded Images

Recorded Images

Frame Rate

Frame RateFrame Rate

Frame Rate

((((FPS

FPSFPS

FPS))))

17 19 21 24 28

25.0 163.40 146.20 132.28 115.74 99.21

12.5 326.80 292.40 264.55 231.48 198.41

8.3 492.16 440.36 398.42 348.62 298.81

6.2 658.87 589.51 533.37 466.70 400.03

5.0 816.99 730.99 661.38 578.70 496.03

4.1 996.33 891.46 806.56 705.74 604.92

3.5 1167.13 1044.28 944.82 826.72 708.62

2.0 2042.48 1827.49 1653.44 1446.76 1240.08

PAL

PALPAL

PAL

(352x288)

(352x288)(352x288)

(352x288)

1.0 4084.97 3654.97 3306.88 2893.52 2480.16

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V. Menu Parameters Table

V. Menu Parameters TableV. Menu Parameters Table

V. Menu Parameters Table

Menu Parameters Table

Menu Parameters TableMenu Parameters Table

Menu Parameters Table

Menu Level

Menu LevelMenu Level

Menu Level

1111 2222 3333

Menu Items

Menu ItemsMenu Items

Menu Items Parameter Range (Increment)

Parameter Range (Increment)Parameter Range (Increment)

Parameter Range (Increment)

VERTICAL POSITION 00~63 (1)

HORIZONTAL POSITION 00~63 (1)

BORDER ENABLE ON/OFF

BORDER WIDTH 01~10 (1)

SCREEN DISPLAY

BORDER COLOR GRAY, DARK GRAY, BLACK, WHITE, LIGHT GRAY

TOP OSD OFFSET -10~9 (1)

DISPLAY SETUP

OSD SETUP

BOTTOM OSD OFFSET -10~9 (1)

CHANNEL CH1~4

RESOLUTION

352X240, 704X240 (NTSC)

360x288, 720x288 (PAL)

QUALITY LOWEST, LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, HIGHEST

RECORDE SETUP

FRAME RATE

30.0, 15,0, 10.0, 7.5, 6.0, 5.0, 3.0, 2.0, 1.0 (NTSC)

25.0, 12.5, 8.3, 6.2, 5.0, 4.1, 3.5, 2.0, 1.0 (PAL)

CHANNEL CH1~4

TYPE CONTINUE, MOTION, ALARM, MOTION & AL ARM

ALL (Execution)

0-23 (HR) (Execution)

RECORD

SCHEDULE SETUP

SUN-SAT

(Execution)

MODEL (Indication)

SERIAL (Indication)

BLOCKS (Indication)

SIZE (Indication)

SPEED (Indication)

OVERWRITE (Execution)

HDD MANAGEMENT

FORMAT

(Execution)

CHANNEL CH1~4

TITLE 8 digits or letters

BRIGHTNESS 32－-32 (1)

CONTRAST 32－-32 (1)

SATURATION 32－-32 (1)

CONFIGURATION

CAMERA SETUP

HUE 32－-32 (1)

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CHANNEL

CH1~4

SENSITIVITY 1~5

DURATION 01~99

MOTION SETUP

DETECT CELL NUMBER 0~15

CHANNEL CH1~4

INPUT NORMAL OPEN, NORMAL CLOSE, DISABLE

ALARM SETUP

DURATION 01~99 SEC (1)

SEQUENC SCREEN 01~99 SEC (1)

PIP SCREEN 01~99 SEC (1)

INTERNAL SETUP

EVENT UPDATE 010~990 SEC (10)

DATE (Indication)

TIME (Indication)

DATE FORMAT ASIAN, AMERICAN, EUROPEAN

HOUR FORMAT 24 HOUR, 12 HOUR

TIME/DATE SETUP

MONTH FORMAT NUMERIC, ENGLISH

USER ID ADMIN

USER PW 8 digits

NEW PW 8 digits

PASSWORD SETUP

CONFIRM 8 digits

KEY TONE ON, OFF

VIDEO LOSS ON, OFF

ALARM ACTIVE ON, OFF

CONFIGURATIION

BUZZER SETUP

MOTION DETECT ON, OFF

MAC ADDRESS (Indication)

DHCP MODE MANUAL, AUTOMATIC

IP DETECT (Execution)

IP PORT 5 digits (00000~65535)

IP ADDRESS 4 sets of 3 digits (000~255)

GATEWAY 4 sets of 3 digits (000~255)

IP SETUP

SUBNET 4 sets of 3 digits (000~255)

DDNS ENABLE ON, OFF

DNS SERVER 4 sets of 3 digits (000~255)

INTERVAL D:00~99 (1)/ H:00~23 (1)/ M: 10~50 (10)

DNNS STATUS (Indication)

IP ADDRESS (Indication)

IP PORT (Indication)

EXTERNAL

DEVICE

TCP/IP SETUP

DDNS SETUP

REMAIN TIME (Indication)

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LAST REGISTRATION DATE (Indication)

SPEED SPEED 1~9

CHANNEL CH1~4

MODEL

PELCO-D, DRX502A, HID2404, AECD-2000, VIDD AU-GXX, SCC-

641, HMC 250,

ACCUDOME, PELCO-P, YOKO, ON-D, TS-2211

PTZ ID 000-255

BAUDRATE 001200, 002400, 004800, 009600, 019200, 034800, 057600, 115200

CMD DELAY 0.25~5.00 MSE (0.25)

COMMAND

PAN LEFT, PAN RIGHT, TILT UP, TILT DOWN, P/T LEFT-UP, P/T RIGHT-UP, P/T

RIGHT-DOW, P/T LEFT-DOWN, ZOOM IN, ZOOM OUT

LENGTH (Depends on MODEL)

COMMAND

SETUP

CODE (Depends ON MODEL/COMMAND)

PAN SPPED 0~7 (1)

TILT SPEED 0~7 (1)

PAN/TILT SETUP

SPEED SETUP

ZOOM SPEED 0~7 (1)

SWITCHING INTERVAL 01~99 SEC (1)

ALARM POPUP ON/OFF

MOTION POPUP ON/OFF

EXTERNAL

DEVICE

SPOT SETUP

EVENT POPUP DURATION 01~99 SEC (1)

START (Indication)

HDD

END (Indication)

PARTITION (Partition Selection)

START (Indication)

END (Indication)

MEDIA

SIZE 010~700 MB (10)

BACK-UP USB SETUP

BACK-UP (Execution)

CURRENT VER (Indication)

UPGRADE VER (Indication)

CHECK-USB (Execution)

FIRMWARE

UPGRADE

UPGRADE (Execution)

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH, ESPANOL (Spanish), ITALIANO (Italian), POLSKI (Polish), FRANCAIS

(French), Russian, DE (German), Ukralne (Ukrainian), PORTUGUĖS (Portugal),

ČESKY (Czech), DUTCH, E∧∧HNIKA (Greek), 中文(Chinese), 日文語(Japanese)

Appendix

Eversun Technologies LR-804J02, LR-804J03 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual