Ganz DR16HD-1TB, DR16HD-6TB, DR16HD-8TB, DR4HD-1TB, DR4HD-2TB User Manual

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Specifications --------------------------------------------------------- 1 2
Product Contents List --------------------------------------------------- 1 4
System Organization ---------------------------------------------------- 1 5
Product Description -------------------------------------------------------- 1 6

Front Panel Description (8 & 16ch) ------------------------------------------ 1 6
Rear Panel Description (8 & 16ch) ------------------------------------------ 1 7
Front Panel Description (4ch) ------------------------------------------ 1 8
Rear Panel Description (4ch) ------------------------------------------ 1 9
Remote Controller Description ---------------------------------------------

Connect & Power On ------------------------------------------------------­Live Display --------------------------------------------------------------------

Menu Control -------------------------------------------------------------------­ Screen Division -------------------------------------------------------­ Sequence ------------------------------------------------------------ 2 2
PTZ Camera Control ---------------------------------------------------- 2 3
Digital Zoom ---------------------------------------------------------- 2 3
Event Log Search ----------------------------------------------- -------- 2 4
Panic Recording -------------------------------------------------------------- 2 4
Quick Menu --------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

SYSTEM SETUP ----------------------------------------------------------- 2 6
Camera -------------------------------------------------------------- 2 7

Camera Setup ------------------------------------------------------ 2 7
Color Setup -----------------------------------------------------­ PTZ Setup ------------------------------------------------------­ Motion Sensor ---------------------------------------------------- 3 0
Display -------------------------------------------------------------­ OSD ----------------------------------------------------------­ Monitor --------------------------------------------------------- 3 2
Sequence ------------------------------------------------------- 3 3
Spot Out -------------------------------------------------------- 3 5
Sound -------------------------------------------------------------- 3 6
Audio ----------------------------------------------------------- 3 6
Buzzer ---------------------------------------------------------- 3 6

System -------------------------------------------------------------- 3 7

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Date / Time ------------------------------------------------------- 3 7
System Management ------------------------------------------------ 3 8
Control Device ----------------------------------------------------­ User -------------------------------------------------------------- 4 0
User Management ----------------------------------------------- 4 0
User Authority ------------------------------------------------ 4 1
Log Out ------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 1
Network ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4 2
IP Setup ------------------------------------------------------------------ 42
DDNS ------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 3
E- mail --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43

Event / Sensor ------------------------------------------------------------- 4 4
HDD Event ------------------------------------------------------- 4 4
Alarm Input ------------------------------------------------------- 4 4
Alarm Out -------------------------------------------------------- 4 5
Buzzer Out ------------------------------------------------------- 4 6
E - mail Notification -------------------------------------------------- 4 7

Disk Manage ---------------------------------------------------------- 4 8

RECORD SETUP ------------------------------------------------------------

Recording Operations ---------------------------------------------------

Continuous / Motion Recording Setup -------------------------------------------- 5 0

Alarm Recording Setup ---------------------------------------------------------- 54

Panic Recording Setup ----------------------------------------------------------- 54

SEARCH ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5 5

Search By Time ----------------------------------------------------------- 5 5
Search By Event ---------------------------------------------------------

A RCHIVING ---------------------------------------------------------------- 6 1
Create a New Archive ------------------------------------------------------ 6 1
Reserved Data Management ------------------------------------------------------ 62
WEB CONNECTION SETUP -------------------------------- ------------------------ 6 3
Preliminary Before Connection ------------------------------------------------------ 63
How to Connect ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6 3
Live Mode -------------------------------------------------------------- 6 5
Search By Time ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
Search By Event - --------------------------------------------------------------­ Remote Setup ---------------------------------------------------------­ Camera --------------------------------------------------------------------­ Display --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 0
S ound --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 1

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System --------------------------------------------------------------------- 71
Recording ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 1
User --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 2
Network --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 2
Sensor --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 3
Information -------------------------------------------------------------- 7 3

WATERMARK PROCESS ---------------------------------------------------------------- -- 74
SMARTPHONE CONNECTION ---------------------------------------------------------- 7 6

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Thank you for purchasing the GANZ DIGIMASTER Digital Video Recorder (DVR).

This DVR is produced using the most advanced GANZ digital recording technology and its quality is
guaranteed by strict reliability and compatibility testing.

This manual provides necessary information for the correct use of this product and also contains some
useful tips and step-by-step procedures for common DVR operations.

Please read this manual thoroughly before using your DVR in order to prevent possible malfunction
due to operator error.

This manual applies to the following DIGIMASTER Series DVR models: DR4H / DR8H / DR16H.

This manual describes the external features of GANZ DIGIMA ST ER , part names, correct connection
methods for supported domes or pan/tilt receivers, control devices, peripheral devices and the system
setup instructions. It is important to note here that some features, figures, pictures and references can
only be applied to just one model.

• GANZ cannot be held responsible if the DVR is damaged due to the use of non-compatible devices
with this product. If you have any doubts, please check.

• GANZ cannot be held responsible if the DVR is damaged due to the product being disassembled or
modified by the user.

• This product is qualified for both domestic and industrial use.

• This product has acquired international certifications, including CE (Europe) and FCC (USA).

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All copyrights of this manual are reserved by CBC (America) Corp., CBC Group, and CBC Co., Ltd.
Copyright
Any reproduction or republishing of this manual for commercial purposes is prohibited.
It is prohibited to transfer this manual via online media such as, but not limited to, the Internet.
It is also prohibited to post, distribute or translate this manual without permission from CBC.
CBC will not be held responsible if the DVR has been damaged as a result of improper handling by any user who is
unaware of how to operate this product and did not consult this manual before attempting to operate the product.
CBC reserves the right to change the contents of this manual without notice.
CBC reserves all copyrights of registered trademarks contained within this manual.

©

2010

Please be aware of the following precautions before installing the DVR:

• Avoid positioning the DVR in any place where the unit may come into contact with moisture, dust, or soot.

• Avoid placing in direct sunlight, or near heating appliances.

• Keep the product away from electric shock or magnetic substances.

• Avoid temperature extremes (recommended operation temperature is between 0°C and ~40°C).

• Do not place any conductive material through the ventilation grills.

• Keep the system turned off before installation.

• Ensure that enough space is left for cable connections.

• Place the system on a solid surface with sufficient air ventilation. Avoid any surface that vibrates.

• Placing the system near electronic devices such as radio or TV may cause the product to malfunction.

• Do not disassemble the product without seeking assistance from the supplier.

• Do not place any heavy object on the system.

• Please keep cleaning the fan filter of front panel.

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The following are warnings and precautions to ensure user safety and prevention of property damage.
Please read the information below thoroughly.

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Important Safety Instructions

1) Read all instructions contained in this manual.

2) Keep a copy of these instructions for future reference.

3) Read all warnings.

4) Follow all instructions.

5) Do not use this apparatus near water.

6) Clean only with a dry cloth.

7) Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, space heaters, stoves, or other devices that produce heat.

9) 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 and third prong are safety features provided for your safety.

[NOTE: If the provided plug does not fit into the outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.]

10) Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles,

and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11) Only use attachments or accessories that are specified by the manufacturer.

12) Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.

When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus com binat ion to avoid inj ury from tip-over.

13) Unplug this apparatus (if outlet is unprotected) during a lightning storm, or when unused for long periods of time.

14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged

in any way, such as power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

15) This equipment is intended for indoor use and all input/output wiring is limited to the inside of a building.

16) The power socket or outlet shall be installed near the equipment and should be easily accessible.

17) CAUTION: RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.

ONLY DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.

NOTE: Maximum Operating Temperature: 40℃

USB Power Output: 5V DC (Maximum 500mA)

Specification s & Organization

1. Device Specifications

Video Standard
Audio
Monitor Display
Covert Camera Operation
Event/Log Search

Record Scheduling
Remote Access
Playback
Pre/Post Alarm Buffers
VGA
High-Definition Video Output
Activity Detection
Multitasking
Video Inputs

NTSC/PAL
Bi-Directional Audio
Real Time: 30ips (NTSC) or 25ips (PAL), per camera
Programmable
Up to 1,000,000 event log entries for user login/out, configuration changes,

remote access, connects/disconnects.
Daily or Weekly; adjustable by specific hour of the day, per channel
Live View, Search, Playback, Configuration; via web browser or client software
Up to 16-channel simultaneous playback
Up to 5 seconds (Pre), 3 minutes (Post), programmable per camera
1280x1024 (60Hz) (monitors with Multi Sync function only)
HDMI (1920x1080)
20x12 grid (DR8/16H); Sensitivity Levels: 10 (1 lowest, 10 highest)
Pentaplex
4, 8, 16 x 1Vp-p, CVBS, 75 ohms, BNC, looping outputs

Monitor Outputs
Spot Output
Audio Inputs
Audio Output
Resolution
Compression Standard
Recording Speed
Image Size

Hard Disk Drive Capacity
Secondary Storage
Ala r m Inputs
Alarm Outputs
Archive/Snapshot File Formats
Network Speed Control

1 x CVBS/S-VHS, VGA
4 (DR16H) x 1Vp-p, CVBS, 75 ohms, BNC
4 x line-in, mono, line level, unbalanced, RCA jack
1 x line-out, mono, line level, unbalanced, RCA jack
352x240, 704x240, 704x480 (NTSC), 352x288, 704x288, 704x576 (PAL)
H.264
DR16H: 480/400fps @CIF, DR8H: 240/200fps @CIF, DR 4H:1 20/ 100fps @CIF
3-5 Kbyte (352x240, 352x288), 5-10 Kbyte (704x240, 704x288)

6-16 Kbyte (704x480, 704x576)
4 x HDD; no limit on HDD capacity
USB default (USB memory stick, USB HDD, ODD), DVD/CD-RW (optional)
4, 8, 16 x TTL, programmable as NC/NO
4-channel: relay output; 8 and 16-channel: 8 / 16 x TTL + 4 relay outputs
AVI, JPG, BMP
8 levels (adjustable from 56Kbps ~ 8Mbps)

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Specification s & Organization

1. Device Specifications (cont’d)

Pre-Alarm Recording
OSD Languages
Ethernet/LAN Network Interface
Remote Function

Digital Watermark
PTZ Control
Supply Voltage
Operating Temperature Range
Housing Materials
Dimensions (HxWxD)
Weight

Up to 5 seconds, programmable per camera
English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian, Polish, German, Italian
10/100-Base-TX, RJ-45
Live View, Search, Playback, Configuration, Archiving

Support for CMS Software, Web R/A and Smart Phone
Watermarked Video & Audio (for verification of data integrity & continuity)
RS-485 Serial interface (full duplex) (two wires, +/-)
4-channel: 12VDC, 5A; 8 and 16-channel: 100VAC-240VAC, 60/50Hz
5℃ to 50℃
Case Cover: Steel metal; Front Panel: Molded Plasti c
4-channel : 36cm x 39cm x 7cm; 8 and 16-channel : 43cm x 46cm x 9cm
4-channel : 3.8kgs; 8 and 16-channel : 7.3kgs

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Specification s & Organization

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2. Product Contents List

Please check to make sure that all of the product contents are present after opening the product packaging.

Basic Contents

DR4H Unit 12V DC Adapter (DR4H only)

DR8H or DR16H Unit

AC Power Cable

Remote Controller Instruction Manual Installation CD

Optional Contents

Internal Hard Disk Drive Internal DVD-RW Drive USB Thumb Drive

AAA Battery x 2

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Specification s & Organization

3. System Organization

Cameras

Alarm Sensor

Video In

Video Out

Alarm I/O

Alarm Output

TCP/IP

Archiving

Remote Client PC Image Printer

NETWORK

AVI Backup

Web Client

Remote Controller

VCR

VGA Moni tor

A/V Monitor

CD or DVD-RW

USB Drive

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Product Description

1. Front Panel (8 and 16-channel models)

① POWER : System Power On / Shutdown
② DISPLAY : Switch Screen Division Modes (and Screen Rotation Mode)
③ SEQUENCE : Toggle Se quenc e Mode
④ PANIC : Trigger Panic Recording Mode and Panic Relay Output
⑤ ZOOM : Digital Zoom on Live View or Playback
⑥ LOCK : Toggle Front Panel Lock
⑦ ARCHIVE : Go to Archiving Menu
⑧ PTZ : Go to Camera PTZ Control Menu
⑨ SETUP : Go to Main Setup Menu
⑩ SEARCH : Go to Search Menu
⑪ USB PORT: USB Port(s) for either USB Mouse, USB Memory Stick, or USB HDD archiving devices.
⑫ RETURN : Cancel / Deselect / Return to Previous Screen
⑬ ENTER : Confirm / Select / Next Screen
⑭ LED Indicator : Indicates Present System Status. (POWER, REC, NETWORK)
⑮ Channel Selection Butto ns (1 ~ 8 / 16) : Select Channel or Input Password Digits

- Directional / Navigation Buttons (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, ENTER)

- Remote Controller Input Sensor (IR)

- EJECT : Eject CD-ROM (Optional)

- ◀ ◀ / ◀ : Focus Adjust (Near / Far) or Reverse Play / Fast Rewind

- Ⅱ: Pause Playback

- ▶ / ▶ ▶ : Iris Adjust (Open / Close) or Forward Play / Fast Forward

- JOG / SHUTTLE : Outer wheel – variable REW or FF; Inner wheel – scroll frame-by frame while PAUSED.

- HOLD : Hold Current JOG / SHUTTLE Position

Tip

• If the Remote Control IR Sensor is blocked, the Remote Controller will NOT function properly.

• When a button is pressed on the Front Panel or on the Remote Controller, the DVR will beep,
unless this feature is disabled from the ma in menu : System Setup  Audio  Buzzer.

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Product Description

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2. Rear Panel (8 and 16-channel models)

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A. CAMERA INPUTS and LOOP OUTPUTS :

Connect up to 16 BNC camera inputs. 16 Hi-Z Loop outputs can be used for connection to other equipment.

B. COMPOSITE AND S-VIDEO MAIN MONITOR CONNECTIONS :
All main monitor outputs can be used at the same time, if more than one main monitor is required.
C. SPOT MONITOR OUTPUTS : Up to 4 spot monitors can be connected and individually configured as necessary.
D. ALARM INPUTS : Up to 16 alarm inputs can be connected and configured as high or low
inputs with common ground.
E. ALARM OUTPUTS : Up to 16 alarm inputs can be connected and configured as high or low

outputs with common ground.
F. RELAY OUTPUTS : Up to 4 Relay outputs can be connected and configured as high or low
outputs with common ground.
G. RS-485 : Can connect to PTZ camera and controller by two RS-485 connectors.
H. AUDIO INPUTS & OUTPUTS : Up to 4 audio inputs and one audio output can be connected as necessary.
I. VIDEO SIGNAL SWITCH : Can change video input signal type between NTSC and P AL formats.
USB PORT : Can connect a USB mouse or other USB device for archiving.
J. HDMI : Can output high-definition video to any HDMI-capable monitor.
VGA : Can output to any type of VGA monitor.
K. RS-232 : Serial port (used for initial factory programming only).
LAN : Connect to a hub, switch, or router with access to a Local Area Network (LAN) or the Internet.
L. POWER : AC power inlet, to be used with provided AC power cable.

Tip

• During installation, please install unit while System Power is disconnected.

• When connecting one or more microphones to the audio input jack(s),
please use with a microphone system or some other kind of amplification.

• Without amplification, a line-level input from a microphone is too low to use.

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Product Description

3. Front Panel (4-channel model)

① CD/DVD-RW : CD/DVD-RW Device for Archiving.
② Channel Selection Button : Select Channel (1 ~ 4) or Input Password Digits.
③ LED Indicator: Indicate Present System Status Information.

( PWR: System Power On/Off, REC: Record On/Off, ALARM: Alarm Sensor Status,

NET: Network Client Connection Status, )

④ Search Controller : Searching Recorded Data or Control Menu & PTZ / FOCUS.
⑤ HOLD : Hold current position of Jog / Shuttle wheel.
⑥ JOG : Navigate through video frame-by-frame, while in Pause.
⑦ Eject : Eject CD / DVD .
⑧ DISPLAY : Switch Screen Division Mode (and Scr een Rotation Mod e) .
⑨ SEARCH : Go to Search Menu.
⑩ SETUP : Go to System Menu.
⑪ PTZ / FOCUS : Go to Camera PTZ Control.
⑫ RETURN : Cancel / Deselect / Return to Previous Screen.
⑬ ENTER : Confirm / Select / Go to Next Screen.
⑭ Remote Controller IR Se ns or
⑮ USB Port: USB port for either USB Mouse, USB Memory Stick, or USB HDD archiving de vic es.

Tip

• Power Button uses “Soft-Off” with Password to prevent accidental shutdown.

• Channel Selection Buttons can be used in most Screen Div ision modes.

• If the IR Sensor is blocked, the Remote Controller will NOT work properly.

• When any Front Panel Button is pressed, it is accompanied by a system beep.

• Depending on the model of CD/DVD-RW installed, the actual appearance of the
DVR system may look different from what is pictured above.

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Product Description

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4. Rear Panel (4-channel model)

A. Video Inputs : Connect up to 4 BNC camera inputs.

Loop Outs : 4 Hi-Z loop outs can be used for connection to other equipment.

B. Main Monitor Out : BNC Main Monitor Output to A/V Monitor.

Spot Monitor Out : BNC Spot Monitor Output to A/V Monitor.
C. NTSC / PAL : Select NTSC or PAL Video Format.
D. Audio Out : Mono, Line Level, Unbalanced, RCA Audio Output Jack.

Audio In : Mono, Line Level, Unbalanced, RCA Audio Input Jacks.
E. DVI OUT : DVI Video Main Monitor Output to Computer Monitor.
F. Alarm / Relay / RS-485 : Connection interface for Alarm Sensor Inputs, Relay Outputs, & RS-485 PTZ.
G. USB Port: us e eit her USB Mous e , USB Memory Stick, or USB HDD archiving devices.

Ethernet (TCP/IP) : RJ-45 10/100 Base Ethernet / LAN connector.

DC Power Input : Connect to provided DC 12V Power Adapter.

Tip

• During installation, please install unit while System Power is disconnected.

• When connecting one or more microphones to the audio input jack(s),
please use with a microphone system or some other kind of amplification.

• Without amplification, a line-level input from a microphone is too low to use.

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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION – Remote Control ler

Deselect

3. Handheld IR Remote Controller

POWER

ON/OFF

ID Button

Select DVR Unit ID

RETURN

Cancel /

Previous Screen

SETUP : Go to Main Setup Menu

Channel Selection Buttons

(also used for Password Digit Entry)

ENTER : Confirm / Select / Next Screen

Navigation Buttons

Used for Playback Control,

Menu Navigation, and PTZ Control

DISP : Change Screen Division mode.
SEARCH : Go to Search menu.
PTZ : Go to PTZ menu.
PANIC : Toggle Panic Recording mode.
KEYLOCK : Toggle Key Lock (Panel & Remote)
SEQUENCE : Toggle Sequence mode.
ZOOM : Go to Digital Zoom mode.
ARCHIVE : Go to Archiving menu.

※ If there are multiple DVRs stacked or mounted in a rack, each DVR must be assigned a unique ID number,
so that each DVR can be controlled with a single remote controller, referencing each DVR by its own ID.

How to choose which ID to use on the remote controller:

- Press the ID button. The system will display ‘INPUT ID’.

- Enter the digits of the unit ID, and then press the ENTER button. (The default unit ID is ‘01’).

- To return back to normal control of the DVR, now press the RETURN button.

- Factory Default Setting: Input unit ID ‘255’ and then press ENTER and RETURN.

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• Connect up to 16 C AMER A INPUTS as necessary.
The DVR also has LOOP OUTPUTS, so that your video signals can be looped to other equipment, if required.
BNC Termination is automatically set by the DVR, depending on the connection type.

• Connect one or more monitors to the DVR using the COMPOSITE, VGA, S-VIDEO or HDMI connections.

• Connect power to the DVR, using the provided AC power cord or DC 12V Power Adapter (depending on model).
The DVR will check for proper power connection and emits two beeps if system power test is OK.

• Press the POWER BUTTON on the front panel of the DVR to begin operation.

- The DVR startup screen detects and checks the status
of all internal hard drives, and the CD/DVD-RW drive.

- After startup diagnostics are complete, the operator must
login to the system. The default user name is ‘ADMIN’.

- Using the CH ANNEL SELEC T I O N buttons, key in the digits of
the default password (‘1234’) and then press the ENTER button.

- After DVR startup, the system will show the default display of
all 16 channels in a standard 4x4 Screen Division mode.

- The status bar at the bottom of the screen shows the current
Date/Time and the percentage of Hard Drive capacity used.

- The title for each channel is shown.

- A red recording icon and the letter ‘T’ in the top right of each
channel shows that the channel is recording in ‘Timer’
(Scheduled / Continuous) recording mode.

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MENU CONTROL

All menus can be controlled from this ‘Status Bar’ with either the USB mouse or Front Panel buttons.

SCREEN DIVISION

Select the ‘DISPLAY’ button and the screen division menu will appear.
Select the screen type (1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 16-channel or sequence).

SEQUENCE MODE

(User can select a sequence as one of the options within the screen division menu.)
Press the ‘SEQ’ button. Each channel is shown full screen for an adjustable duration, before switching to the next channel.

To stop the sequence on a particular channel, press the ‘SEQ’ button again.
More complex sequences can be programmed through the ‘DISPLAY’ section of the setup menu.

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PTZ

1) CAM: Select the Channel of the PTZ device which you are controlling.

2) Preset: Select the number of the preset you are working with (1 ~ 254).

3) Set: Sets the current PTZ position as the selected Preset number.

4) Goto: Tells the PTZ device to move to the position of the selected Preset.

5) Directional Arrows: moves the PTZ device in the direction specified.

6) Zoom / Focus / Iris: User can control each item with + or - button.

7) Parameter: Press this button and another window will appear.

User can select an item from the PTZ parameter menu, and edit the settings
in order to fine-tune the speed of pan-tilt-zoom motions, or to enable advanced

features, such as Auto Focus and Auto Iris (only on supported PTZ devices).

DIGITAL ZOOM

Right-Click within Live View mode, and choose ‘ZOOM’.
Or select the ‘ZOOM’ function from the status bar.

While viewing a channel in full screen, the user can digitally zoom into a particular area of that channel by up to 8X.
The small PIP windo w at the bottom-right shows the full image and the main display area shows the zoomed portion.

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LOG SEARCH

User can see a live event log window, which shows each new event as it occurs.
Click on an event within the live event log window to begin playback from the selected event.
(This will only happen when the ‘PREVIEW’ option is selected from the live event log window.)

PANI C RECORDING

- This function button is used to toggle the Panic Recording mode On/Off.

- When Panic Recording mode is enabled, you will see a red recording icon with “P” for Panic.

- When Panic Recording mode is enabled, the system will record all channels, as per the Panic Recording settings.

- All resolution and image rate settings related to Panic Recording are configured within the Record menu.

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QUICK MENU

You may access the ‘Quick Menu’ by right-clicking
on any channel which you would like to control.

1. Freeze On/Off: User can freeze the live display of any channel. While the other channels will continue to
show live view video, the frozen channel display is stopped. Click once more to return to live view video.

2. PTZ

Please refer to “PTZ” menu of Page 23.

3. Zoom
Please refer to “ZOOM” menu of Page 23.

4. Instant Playback

User can instantly playback video from a selected time (10, 20, 30 seconds or 1 minute) ago.

In the case of selecting the “go to’” option, ano ther menu will appear.

After entering the desired Date / Time, press “OK” to begin playback from there.

SYSTEM SETUP

5. Record Start (Stop)

Please refer to “Panic Record” menu of Page 23.

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Click the ‘MENU’ button and choose the ‘SYSTEM SETUP’ menu.

- To navigate around any items in the setup menu, use the CURSOR KEYS a nd the ‘ENTER’ and ‘RETURN’ buttons.

- In general, the ‘ENTER’ button is used to select a particular field to edit, and then is pressed again to confirm changes.

- The ‘RETURN’ button is used to cancel or deselect, or to step back one screen while navigating the menu system.

- To configure all system settings, highlight ‘SYSTEM SETUP’ and press ‘ENTER’.

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SYSTEM SETUP

CAMERA

From the ‘System Setup’ menu, click on the ‘CAMERA’ submenu.

CAMERA : CAMERA SETUP

Left-click on the CAMERA SETUP menu.
Double-click on the ‘TITLE’ field to change the camera name.
Click the ‘COVERT’ or ‘AUDIO’ fields for the desired channel.
Then, use the button to modify each value.

TITLE: For each camera, a title of up to 11 characters can be set, using the virtual keyboard.
COVERT: When it is set to ON, the camera image is not displayed in live display but continues to be recorded.
AUDIO: Determines the audio recording channel which will be paired with each video ch ann el.

CAMERA : COLOR SETUP

Click on any field to adjust its value.

Modify each value using the button.

While modifying any value within the color setup, the selected channel will be displayed full screen.
BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, TINT and COLOR can be modified as necessary.
To modify a different channel, highlight the CAMERA field, and choose the desired channel.
Press RETURN when all changes are completed.

NOTE: These settings will not change the properties of the recorded image, only what is being displayed on screen.

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SYSTEM SETUP

Modify each value using the button.

The selected channel is displayed in full screen mode.
BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, TINT and COLOR can be changed as necessary.
To modify a different channel, highlight the CAMERA field, and choose the desired channel.
Press RETURN when all changes are completed.

CAMERA : PTZ SETUP

Click the PTZ SETUP menu.

Change the value by the button.

ADDRESS: The unique ID of the PTZ device.
PROTOCOL: The protocol of the PTZ device.
BAUD RATE: The baud rate of the PTZ device.
DETAIL : Detail setting for PTZ device. (Refer to the next page.)

Click on any field to modify its value.

PRESET : Tour setting for PTZ device. (Refer to the next page.)

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SYSTEM SETUP

Advanced PTZ properties can be adjusted for each channel using the ‘DETAIL’ button.

Some settings, such as Auto Focus, may not be compatible with all PTZ devices.
If this is the case, cha nging this value will have no effect on PTZ control.

Click the ‘PRESET’ button and set the MODE to ‘AUTO’ in order to use the TOUR function.

First, you must choose the channel of the PTZ device which you are configuring the tour for.
Select a valid PRESET number for each step of the tour.
Select the DWELL TIME, which is the amount of time that the PTZ will wait before moving to the next preset.

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SYSTEM SETUP

CAMERA : MOTION SENSOR

Click on the MOTION SENSOR menu.
Click on a SENSITIVITY value for the desired channel.
Then use the button to increase or decrease the sensitivity.

SENSITIVITY : Determines the degree of motion required before recording is activated.
(1: Least Sensitive to Motion - 10: Most Sens itive to M otio n)

Click the button to edit the motion detection area.

AREA SETUP : Choose this option to define which areas of the image are sensitive to motion.

Click on individual squares to select or deselect each square.
Click-and-drag to select or deselect entire areas of the grid.
To quickly select or deselect the entire grid at once, right-click and choose either ‘SELECT ALL’ or ‘DESELECT ALL’.

- Red outlined grid area: Selected area.

- White outlined grid area: Unselected area.

- Green outlined grid square: Current position of mouse cursor.

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SYSTEM SETUP

DISPLAY

From the ‘System Setup’ menu, click on the ‘DISPLAY’ submenu.

DISPLAY - OSD

Click on the ‘OSD’ submenu and then click on any field.
Then, click on the button to modify the value.

STATUS BAR : Toggles the status bar at the bottom of screen in Live View mode ON / OFF.
CAMERA TITLE : Determines whether the camera title is displayed for each channel.
RECORDING MODE ICON : Toggles the DVR recording status icons shown at the top right of each channel window.
BORDER : Determines whether there is a border grid shown around each channel in each Screen Division mode.
BORDER COLOR : If the border grid is set to ON, the user can choose the color of the grid.
MENU TRANSPA RENCY : During setup, Live View video can be seen throu gh a partia ll y-transparent menu screen.

Changing this value determines whether the live view is more (higher value) or less (lower value) visible.
MOTION SENSOR DISPL AY : This feature can be used to d etermine whic h areas within a chan nel are detec ting motion
in real-time. The motion sensor display can be used to troubleshoot false motion activations.
OFF – normal display mode.
ON – areas where motion is detected are highlighted with colored blocks.

MOTION COLOR: The color of the blocks displayed when MOTION SENSOR DISPLAY is set to ON.
LANGUAGE : Determines the DVR Operating System language.

To change any of these settings, highlight ‘OSD’ and press ‘ENTER’ to select.
Use the CURSOR KEYS to navigate to the desired option.
Press ‘ENTER’ to select the option, and use the CURSOR KEYS to change the setting.
Press ‘ENTER’ to confirm the setting or ‘RETURN’ to cancel.

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DISPLAY - MONITOR

Click the MONITOR menu, then click on any field.
Use the button to modify the value.

SEQUENCE DWELL : The amount of time that each screen is displayed in a sequence.
SPOT-OUT DWELL : The amount of time that each screen is displayed on each of the spot monitor outputs.
DE-INTERLACE MODE : When recording any channels in D1 resolution (704 x 480), this may be set to ON,

to prevent interlaced motion distortion during playback.

ALAR M POP-UP MODE : When enabled, an alarm input will cause the associated channel to display full screen.
ALAR M POP-UP DWELL : Determines the amount of time a full screen popup is displa yed after an alarm input.

If the alarm condition continues, the pop-up screen will be displayed constantly.

MOTION POP-UP MODE : When enabled, motion detection will cause the as s o ciated chan nel to display full screen.
MOTION POP-UP DWELL : Determines how long the full screen popup is displayed after motion detection.

If motion continues, the popup screen is displayed constantly.

To change any of these settings, highlight ‘MONITOR’ and press ‘ENTER’ to select.
Use the CURSOR KEYS to navigate to the option required.
Press ENTER t o select the option (the cur sor changes to or ange) and use the CURSOR KEYS to change the setting.
Press ENTER to save the setting, or press RETURN to cancel.

NOTE: When display modes are changed, the DVR must be rebooted in order for changes to take effect.

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DISPLAY - SEQUENCE

Click the ‘SEQUENCE’ menu.

- When the ‘SEQ’ button is pressed, the default sequence will cycle through all 16 channels, one by one, in full screen.

- Seque nce setup allows the user to define a custo m sequence pattern, using either f ull screen or mixed multi-screen
views, which can be comprised of any number of channels in any order.

- To add a new sequence, highlight ‘ADD’ and press ‘ENTER’.

Click the ‘ADD’ button to add a new sequence.

- Sequence Title is highlighted. Press ‘ENTER’ to bring up the virtual keyboard, and key in a name for the new sequence.
Click on the ‘ACTIVATION’ field, and click the button to turn the sequence activation ON.
Select ‘SAVE’. Then, the menu pictured will appear.

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Click ‘ADD’. The “Sequence Setup” submenu appears.

- Determine the Screen Division mode under the “VIEW TYPE” section.

- Assign the desired channel under the “CONFIGURE” section.

- When all sequence settings have been entered correctly, click ‘CONFIRM’.

- To add an additional mode, click ‘ADD’ continuously. After finishing the setup, click ‘CLOSE’.

- To modify the current pattern, double click it. The ‘Sequence Setup” window wil l appear aga in.

- The new sequence has now been saved, and can be started by pressing the ‘SEQ’ button while in Live View mode.

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DISPLAY – SPOT OUT

Click on the ‘SPOT-OUT’ menu.

Each DVR has up to 4 SPOT MONITOR OUTPUTS (depending on model).
Each spot monitor displays a full screen sequence of particular channels, depending on the settings within this menu.
For each spot monitor, the operator can decide which channe ls are to be displayed in the sequence.
By default, each Spot Monitor output is set to run a sequence of all 16 channels.

SPOT TITLE: Input the title of each spot monitor.
ACTIVATION: Toggle each spot monitor ON/OFF.

- Click ‘MODIFY’. (Below is default setup)

- To modify the current display, double-click the display. Then ‘Spot Sequence Setup” window will appear.
Setup method is similar to the Sequence setup performed earlier (can only use single or quad mode for spot output).

- To add an additional display, click ‘ADD’.

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SOUND

From the ‘System Setup’ menu, click on the ‘SOUND’ menu.

SOUND - AUDIO

Click on the ‘AUDIO’ menu, and click on any field.
Use the button to modif y each value.

LIVE AUDIO : When enabled, the selected audio channel can be monitored from the AUDIO OUTPUT.
AUDIO MONITORING CHANNEL : Specify which one of the 4 AUDIO INPUTS is routed to the AUDIO OUTPUT.
NETWORK AUDIO TX : When enabled, live and playback audio is transmitted to a remote PC connection.
NETWORK AUDIO RX : When enabled, allows a remote PC connection to send audio back to the DVR.

SOUND - BUZZER

Click on the BUZZER menu, and click on any field.
Use the button to modify each value.

KEYPAD: When enabled, each front panel button keypress is confirmed by a system beep.
REMOCON: When enabled, each button pressed on the handheld IR remote is confirmed by a system beep.

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SYSTEM

From the ‘System Setup’ menu, click the SYSTEM menu.

SYSTEM - DATE / TIME

Click the DATE / TIME menu, and click on any field.
Use the button to modify any value.

DATE TIME : Allows the operator to set or modify the current system date & time.
DATE FORMAT : Determines the format in which the date is displayed. (MM / DD / YYYY)
TIME FORMAT : Determines how the time is displayed. (AM/PM or 24-hour)
NETWORK TIME SERVER SETUP : If the DVR is connected to the Internet, the time and date can be

accurately set by selecting SYNC and pressing ENTER.
TIME ZONE SETUP : should be set according to the region that the DVR is used in.
D.S.T. : When enabled, the DVR will automatic al l y adjus t for daylight savings time changes in the spring and autumn.

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SYSTEM-SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

Click on the ‘SYSTEM MANAGEMENT’ menu.

F/W version: Shows the current firmware version of the DVR.
H/W version: Shows the hardware version of the DVR.
VIDEO SIGNAL TYPE: The DVR automatically switches between PAL and NTSC depending on the

video format of the Channel 1 input signal at the time of power on.
DISK CAPACITY: The first value shows the amount of hard drive capacity used by recorded footage.

The second value shows the total hard drive capacity installed.

IP ADDRESS: Shows either the manual IP address entered in the ‘NETWORK’ menu, or the automatic

IP address assigned by a DHCP server, if enabled.

MAC ADDRESS: Shows the MAC (Media Access Control) address of the DVR. It is a unique identifier –

no other network device has the same MAC address.

DDNS DOMAIN NAME: If DDNS is enabled, the host DDNS server is specified here.
NET CLIENT PORT : The port number that the DVR uses to support remote connection from the client software.
WEB SERVER PORT : The port number that the DVR uses to support remote connection from Internet Explorer

or other web browsers.

SYSTEM NAME : This field is used so that notification e-mails can be identified by system name.

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F/W UPDATE : Firmware updates may be released periodically to enhance system performance and

add extra features. The user can upgrade the DVR firmware locally, using a USB memory stick.

Select the Device where the Firmware Update files are located.

After selecting the F/W version from F/W list, press ‘UPGRADE’.
This will start the Firmware Update process.

FACTORY DEFAULT : If settings have been changed which cause erratic behavior, the factory default
configuration can be reloaded.
SYSTEM DATA : The system configuration can be saved to a USB memory stick. At any time, it can be reloaded in
case of accidental factory reset, or can be transferred to another DVR if multiple units need to be

installed with the same settings. A ll inf or mation is saved apart fr om network settings and system name.

PASSWORD: Determines whether the system must be used every time when entering the menu system.
PASSWORD EXPIRED: Determines the amount of time before the system password expires.

SYSTEM - CONTROL DEVICE

Click on the ‘CONTROL DEVICE’ menu.

This will allow up to 254 DVRs to be controlled from the same keyboard controller.

SYSTEM ID: If more than one DVR is connected on the same RS-485 bus, each one must have a unique ID.

Note: If more than one DVR is being used, each DVR must have a unique ID to use the Handheld IR Remote Controller.

PROTOCOL: Must be set to match the Protocol of the Control Device.
BAUD RATE: Must be set to match the Baud Rate of the Control Device.

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USER

From the ‘System Setup’ menu, click on the ‘USER’ menu.

USER - USER MANAGEMENT

By default, the DVR is configured with a user ID of ‘ADMIN’, belonging to the ADMIN group, with a password of ‘1234’.

Within this menu, you have the ability to add new users, or modify the details for existing users.
To modify user details, click or highlight the user with the green cursor square, and press ‘ENTER’.
The maximum number of users that can be created is 8.

To edit a user account, double-click on the user name.
After changing, click ‘OK’ to confirm changes.

USER ID : Edit the User ID using the virtual keyboard. (maximum of 10 characters)
PASSWORD : Change the password using the virtual keyboard. (maximum of 4 characters)
GROUP : Users can be assigned to one of three groups - ADMIN, MANAGER or USER (see User Authority setup).
E-MAIL : Enter the user’s e-mail address if e-mail notification is required. (maximum of 64 characters)
E-MAIL NOTIFICATION : Enable or disable e-mail notification for the specified user.

NOTE: For security reasons, it is recommended that the ADMIN user password be changed after installing the DVR.

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USER - USER AUTHORITY

User can configure the specific authority and permissions for the MANAGER and USER groups.
To confirm changes, click the ‘APPLY’ button after selecting each of the desired items.

NOTE: Any user can be deleted except the default ‘ADMIN’ user account.

USER - LOG OUT

AUTO LOGOUT: Determines whether a logged-in user is automatically logged-out of the menu.
DURATION: Determines the amount of time before a logged-in user is automatically logged-out of the menu.

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NETWORK

From the ‘System Setup’ menu, click on the ‘NETWORK’ menu.

NETWORK- IP SETUP

Click on the ‘IP SE TUP’ menu.

DHCP : When enabled, the DVR will obtain an IP address automatically from a router or DHCP server, upon reboot.
WEB SERVICE : When enabled, allows remote connections using Internet Explorer or other compatible web bro wser s.
IP ADDRESS : If DHCP is not being used, the IP address can be manually set by the user.
GATEWAY : If DHCP is not being used, the gateway IP address can be manually set by the user.
SUBNET MASK: If DHCP is not being used, the subnet mask can be manually set by the user.
1ST DNS SERVER : If DHCP is not being used, the first DNS server can be manually set by the user.
2ND DNS SERVER : If DHCP is not being used, the second DNS server can be manually set by the user.

RTSP SERVICE PORT : If the connected Router supports UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) func tionality, when you click

‘AUTO PORT’, the port forwarding is automatically configured.

WEB SERVER PORT : The port number that the DVR uses to support remote connection from Internet Explorer

or other compatible web browsers.
ALIAS : When you enter the DDNS HOST NAME within DDNS setup (see next page), you can see the DDNS
Information, for example: http://1234.dvrlink.net:8080
MAX TX SPEED : Specifies the maximum bandwidth that the DVR can use during a remote connection.

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NETWORK-DDNS

DDNS : When enabled, the DVR can be accessed through a Dynamic DNS server.

(This is commonly used if a particular broadband connection does not have a Static IP address.)

CAUTION:

To use the DDNS function, the user must configure port forwarding.
a. Default WEB SERVICE PORT : 8080
b. Default RTSP SERVICE PORT : 554
The Default DDNS Host Name is the Mac Address of the DVR, so the user can connect through two different ways:
(Mac Address or Custom DDNS Host Name)
a. 00115ff00213.dvrlink.net
b. 1234.dvrlink.neet (user can choose any DDNS Host Name)

NETWORK - E-MAIL

Click on the ‘E-MAIL’ submenu.

SERVER : The SMTP outgoing e-mail server that will be used to send e-mail notifications.
PORT : The outbound e-mail service port number.
SECURITY : Turn OFF if the SERVER does not require a username and password for SMTP authorization.
USER : Enter the user name for the account which will be sending e-mail messages from the SMTP server.
PASSWORD : If SECURITY is set to ON, enter the password here.
TEST E-MAIL : Test the configuration of the outgoing SMTP mail server.

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EVENT / SENSOR

From the ‘System Setup’ menu, click on the ‘EVENT / SENSOR’ menu.

EVENT / SENSOR - HDD EVENT

Click on the ‘HDD EVENT’ menu, and choose any field.

. Use the button to modify the value.

The DVR will continually monitor the health of the hard drives in the system and detect problems that may be developing.

SMART ALARM: Enables S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology) hard disk monitoring.
CHECK INTERVAL: Frequency of testing.
DISK FULL EVENT: Determines whether a ‘Disk Full’ condition would result in a HDD event.

EVENT / SENSOR - ALARM INPUT

Click on the ‘ALARM INPUT’ menu, and choose any field.
Use the button to modify the value.

The menu will determine the behavior of each of the 16 alarm inputs.

OPERATION: Alarm inputs can be enabled or disabled.
TYPE: Alarm inputs can be set as normally open (N/O) or normally closed (N/C).

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EVENT / SENSOR - ALARM OUTPUT

Click on the ALARM OUTPUT menu, and click on a field.
Use the button to modify the value.

This menu will determine the behavior and actions that will trigger each of the 16 alarm outputs.

Behavior settings

ALARM OUT : Choose which alarm output to configure. (1~16 and R1~R4)
OPERATION : The selected alarm output can be enabled or disabled.
MODE : Can be either set as ‘TRANSPARENT’ (the output is active only when the trigger criteria is present)

or ‘LATCHED’ (the output is active for a set period of time after the trigger).

DURATION : In ‘LATCHED’ mode, the amount of time that the alarm output remains active after it has been triggered.
TYPE : Can be set to high (0V to +5V when activated) or low (+5V to 0V when activated).
HDD EVENT : Determines whether a hard drive event will trigger an alarm output.

Action settings

ALARM : Determines whether the specific channel alarm input would trigger the alarm output.
VIDEO LOSS : Determines whether video loss on any of the selected channels will trigger the alarm output.
MOTION : Determines whether motion detection on any of the selected channels will trigger the alarm output.

NOTE: Remember to select ‘APPLY’ and press ‘ENTER’ to save all settings before exiting these menus.

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EVENT / SENSOR - BUZZER OUT

Click on the BUZZER OUTPUT menu, and click on a field.
Use the button to modify the value.

This menu will determine the behavior and actions that will trigger the internal buzzer.

Behavior settings

OPERATION : The internal buzzer can be enabled or disabled.

HDD EVENT : Determines whether a hard drive event will activate the internal buzzer.

MODE : Can be set as either ‘TRANSPARENT’ (the buzzer sounds only when the trigger criteria is present)

or ‘LATCHED’ (the buzzer sounds for a set period of time after the trigger).
DURATION : In ‘LATCHED’ mode, the time that the buzzer will continue to sound after it has been triggered.

Action settings

ALARM : Determines whether alarm inputs will activate the internal buzzer.
VIDEO LOSS : Determines whether video loss on any of the selected channels will sound the internal buzzer.
MOTION : Determines whether motion detection on any of the selected channels will sound the internal buzzer.

NOTE: Remember to select ‘APPLY’ and press ‘ENTER’ to save all settings before exiting these menus.

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EVENT / SENSOR - E-MAIL NOTIFICATION

Click on the EMAIL NOTIFICATION menu, and click on a field.
Use the button to modify the value.

This menu will determine the behavior and actions that will send an e-mail notification to a remote user.

Behavior settings

NOTIFICATION : E-mail notification can be enabled or disabled.
SETUP CHANGE: Determines whether a change to the system configuration would cause an e-mail to be sent.
HDD EVENT : Determine whether a hard drive event would cause an e-mail to be sent.
BOOTING EVENT: Determines whether a booting event would cause an e-mail to be sent.

Action settings

ALARM : Determine whether alarm inputs will cause an e-mail to be sent.
VIDEO LOSS : Determine whether video loss on any of the selected channels will cause an e-mail to be sent.
MOTION : Determine whether motion detection on any of the selected channels w ill cause an e-mail to be sent.

FREQUENCY : Minimum period of time between sending e-mail notifications (max. 60 minutes).

NOTE: E-mail Notification settings must also be configured within the ‘MAIL’ and ‘USER MANAGEMENT’ menus.

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DISK MANAGEMENT

Click on the DISK MANAGEMENT menu.

To manage the internal hard drives, from the ‘System Setu p’ menu, highlight ‘DISK MANAGE’ and press ENTER.

RECORD TIME LIMIT: In certain circumstances, it may be necessary to limit the amount of footage stored.
on the DVR (to comply with data protection laws, for example).
Recording can be limited to the following time periods: 12 hours, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 days, 1, 2, 3 weeks or 1, 2 months.
Once the DVR has reached the recording time limit, the system will start to overwrite the earliest recorded footage.

OVERWRITE: When enabled, the DVR will start overwriting the earliest recorded footage once the hard drive is full.

In this case, the percentage of hard drive used shown in live display will always be 99%.
When disabled, the DVR will stop recording when the disk becomes full.

FORMAT: If necessary, all recorded footage can be erased from the DVR using this option.

NOTE: When the RECORD TIME LIMIT is set, the percentage of HDD used shown in live display mode may
never reach 99%. For example, if the total HDD capacity of the DVR allows for a recording time

of 4 days under normal operation, if the RECORD TIME LIMIT is set to only 2 days, the percentage
of HDD used would never exceed 50%.

NOTE: When a RECORD TIME LIMIT is set, the OVERWRITE option cannot be changed.

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RECORD SETUP

From the Main Menu, click on the ‘RECORD’ menu.

To configure the recording behavior of the DVR, highlight ‘RECORD MENU’ and pres s ‘ENTER’.

RECORDING OPERATIONS

Click on the ‘RECORDING OPERATIONS’ menu.
Click on any field, and use the button to modify the value.

SCHEDULE MODE : Either DAILY (one schedule will apply to every day of the week) or WEEKLY
(each day of the week has its own schedule).

PRE-EVENT RECORDING TIME : When the DVR is not in continuous recording mode, this setting
determines the amount of footage that is always recorded before

an event occurs. (motion detection, alarm input, etc.)

POST-EVENT RECORDING TIME : When the DVR is not in continuous recording mode, this setting
determines the amount of footage that is always recorded after an
event occurs. (motion detection, alarm input, etc.)

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CONTINUOUS / MOTION RECORDING SETUP

Click on the ‘CONTINUOUS / MOTION RECORDING’ menu.

This menu allows the operator to configure continuous and motion-activated recording, based on a schedule.

There are 2 sections to this menu:
SIZE / IPS / QUALITY:: Recording settings for each channel can be defined across a 24-hour period, in block s
(for example between 09:00 and 18:00) or by each individual hou r. Note that when
SCHEDULE MODE is set to WEEKLY, each day of the week can be individually configured.

SCHEDULE: This section determines at what times the DVR will record and whether it is set to continuous or motion.

SIZE / IPS / QUALITY

Click on the ‘SIZE / IPS / QUALITY’ tab.

To change ‘SIZE / IPS / QUALITY’ settings, highlight ‘CONTINUOUS / MOTION SETUP’ and press ‘ENTER’.
Ensure that ‘SIZE / IPS / QUALITY’ is highlighted in yellow, and press ‘ENTER’ again.
The 24 hour time bar is highlighted in green.

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SIZE / IPS / QUALITY (continued)

Click on the TIMELINE to select a block of time.

Press ‘ENTER’ to display the green cursor.

The green cursor square shown represents one hour. (In this case between 00:00 and 01:00).
The table below the time bar shows the recording settings for this time period.

Click and drag on the TIMELINE to select a block of time.

Example: To change the recording settings between 09:00 and 18:00.
Use the CURSOR KEYS to move the green cursor to the 09:00 position and press ‘ENTER’.
The cursor changes to orange to show the start position.
Use the CURSOR KEYS to stretch the orange cursor across to the 18:00 position.

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SIZE / IPS / QUALITY (continued)

Click on the SIZE, IPS, QUALITY or AUDIO fields.
Use the button to modify the value.

Press ENTER. Recording settings for the selected time period are displayed.

SIZE : Recording resolutions of CIF (352x240), 2CIF (704x240) or D1 (704x480) can be selected for each channel.
IPS : Image rates between 1 and 30ips can be set for each channel.
QUALITY : Four different recording quality levels can be set for each channel.
AUDIO : If audio devices are connected to the DVR, any audio channel can be assigned to any of the video channels.

During playback, when a channel is viewed in full screen, the assigned audio channel will play back at the same time.

Adjust the values as desired and select OK to finish and return to the parameter menu.
Other time periods c an be configured in the same manner.

NOTE: Remember that if the SCHEDULE MODE is set to WEEKLY, recording settings need to be changed for

each day as well as for each particular time.

NOTE: DR16H supports a maximum recording rate across all channels of 480/400 images per second
at CIF (352x240) resolution. (DR8H: 240/200ips, DR4H:120/100ips)

As settings are adjusted, the ‘frames available’ at bottom left displays the number of available
images still remaining and must always be zero or higher.

If, while changing recording settings, this figure becomes negative, recording resolutions and/or
image rates must be lowered to increase the ‘frames available’ value to zero or above.

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SCHEDULE

Click on the ‘SCHEDULE’ menu.

To change ‘SCHEDULE’ settings, highlight ‘CONTINUOUS / MOTION RECORDING’ and press ‘ENTER’.
Use the CURSOR KEYS to highlight ‘SCHEDULE’ and press ‘ENTER’.
The schedule box is highlighted in green.

Press ‘ENTER’ to display the green cursor square.
Example: To set all channels to motion detection recording only between 18:00 and 00:00.

Use the CURSOR KEYS to move the green cursor to the 18:00 position and press ‘ENTER’.
The cursor changes to orange to show the start position.

The schedule grid uses differently-colo re d b locks to denote the different recording modes:

- NO COLOR blocks: No recording.

- LIGHT BLUE blocks: The DVR will record continuously.

- DARK BLUE blocks: The DVR will only record while motion is detected.

- PINK blocks: The DVR will record continuously and with motion event.

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ALARM RECORDING

Click on the ‘ALARM RECORDING’ submenu.

The layout of this menu is very similar to the
‘CONTINUOUS / MOTION RECORDING’ menu.

This menu screen allows the user to configure alarm-activated recording.

There are 2 sections to this menu:

SIZE / IPS / QUALITY:: Recording settings for each channel can be defined across a 24-hour period, in blocks
SCHEDULE: This section determines at what times the DVR will record and whether it is set to continuous or motion.

NOTE: Please refer to the instructions for the ‘CONTINUOUS / MOTION RECORDING’ menu for details on setting

up the ‘SIZE / IPS / QUALITY’ and ‘SCHEDULE’ tabs within the ‘ALARM RECORDING’ menu.

Alarm-activated recording can be used in conjunction with the ‘CONTINUOUS / MOTION RECORDING’ menu.
The DVR can be c onf igured to r ecord cont inuous ly at a low im age r ate (‘ CONTINUO US / MOTION RECORDING’ menu),
and then increase to a higher image rate during an alarm condition. (‘ALARM RECORDING’ menu)

PANI C RECORDING

Click on the ‘PANIC SETUP’ submenu.
Click on the SIZE, IPS, QUALITY and AUDIO.

During a Panic Recording condition, the DVR will override all other recording settings and record continuously on
all channels as per the settings configured here.

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SEARCH

To search for a particular section of recorded footage, click or press the ‘SEARCH’ button.
To protect unauthorized viewing of footage, only ADMIN and MANAGER user groups can playback footage (by default).
To login as ADMIN, enter the default password of ‘1234’ and press ‘ENTER’.

SEARCH – SEARCH BY TIME

Click on the desired search date from the calendar.

The DVR uses a calendar and timeline search method for quick access to recorded footage.
The calendar displayed on the left side of the screen shows the current month.
Days which have any recorded footage will be highlighted in green.
The timeline on the right side of the screen shows a 24-hour status of all channels for the selected day.
Each block represents 15 minutes of time. Light blu e areas indicate the presence of recorded video.

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Click and drag the time bar across the timeline.

Press ENTER to select the calendar and use the CURSOR KEYS to move the purple square to the desired day.
As different days are selected, the timeline display also changes to show the timeline of recorded footage for that day.
Press ENTER to choose the date and move to the timeline.

Click the PLAY button on the bottom of the screen.

Use the CURSOR KEYS to move the timeline cursor left or right to select the desired time segment.
Each movement of the timeline cursor increases or decreases the time by 15 minutes.
The currently selected time is displayed above the calendar.
Press ENTER to begin playback from the selected time.

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SEARCH MODE : PANO

SEARCH MODE : Multi-Playback

PANO (Panoramic or Time-of-Day Search) :

Each display pane shows 3 hour of data.

CH1 : 0~3 o’clock
CH2 : 3~6 o’clock
…
CH8: 21~24 o’clock

User can select different channels and play back
using variable play speeds - up to 64x.

The default playback mode is 16-channel vi e w.

By pressing DISPLAY or using the CHANNEL
SELECTION buttons, it is possible to display
a single screen or other screen display modes
similar to the standard live screen display modes.
During playback, turning the SHUTTLE WHEEL
steadily clockwise increases the playback speed
by up to 64x.

Turning counter-clockwise will reverse play up to 64x.
If the SHUTTLE WHEEL is released, playback is paused.
If the HOLD button is pressed and released during
SHUTTLE WHEEL operation, the last shuttle position is
held, even when the whee l is released.

When playback is paused, the JOG DIAL can be
used to accurately move the footage forward or
backwards, frame by frame. Playback speed and
direction can also be controlled using the five playback
control buttons located below the jog wheel.

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During playback, user can put a bookmark on the recorded data that needs to be archived later.
Click the button at the time the archive is to be started. Then playback will halt and menu below will appear.

After inputting the “TAG” name, press START. Then the system will return to playback mode.
Click the button again at the end point of the archive. The menu below will appear once again.

RESERVE : Press this button to reserve the currently selected data.
CONTINUE : Press this button to go back and reserve more data. The system will return to playback mode.
START : Press this button to start the reservation.
STOP : Make sure to press this button to reserve the current data first. Then user can select RESERVE.
CLOSE : Close the reservation menu and finish archiving.

NOTE: Reserved data will be kept on the HDD.
The user can view all of the reserved clips listed in ‘RESERVED DATA MANAGEMENT’ within the ARCHIVING menu.

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SEARCH – SEARCH BY EVENT

To exit playback mode and return to the search screen in order to choose another time and date, press ‘RETURN’.

To exit the search screen and return to Live View mode,
repeatedly press the ‘RETURN’ button.

The DVR event log stores events such as motion and alarm activated recording, video loss etc.
To search for an event and playback the recorded f ootage, press the SEARCH button and log in as ADMIN with the
default password of 1234.

Click the ‘SEARCH BY EVENT’ menu.
Check all desired options. Use the buttons to select
the desired date and time range to search for events.

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Click the ‘SEARCH’ button to search for events.

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Highlight ‘SEARCH’ and press ‘ENTER’ to display the event log for the criteria selected.
To playback footage for a particular event, select the event from the list using the CURSOR KEYS and press ‘ENTER’.

Playback resumes from the moment the selected event occurred and continues until stopped by the user.
During event-based playback, the SHUTTLE WHEEL, JOG RING and playback buttons can be used as normal.
To stop playback and return to live view mode, repeatedly press the ‘RETURN’ button.

The event log search contains the following selectable entries:

ALARM: When this option is checked, all alarm input events are displayed for the chosen date range.
TIMER: When this option is checked, scheduled recording operations are displayed for the chosen date range.
MOTION: When this option is checked, all motion detection events are displayed for the chosen date range.
ETC: When this option is checked, all other events (video loss, remote logins, etc.) are displayed for date range.

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ARCHIVING

To archive recorded footage to a USB Memory Stick or a CD/DVD disc, press the ARCHIVE button.
To protect unauthorized viewing and distribution of footage, only the ADMIN user level can archive footage (by default).
To login as ADMIN, enter the default password of ‘1234’ and press ‘ENTER’.

CREATE A NEW ARCHIVE

Click on a field to configure each of the archive settings.
Use the button to modify each value.
Click QUERY to view the data size of the selected clip.

It is useful to use ‘QUERY’ first before selecting ‘BURN’ or ‘RESERVE’.
Press the ‘RELEASE’ button to reset the results from any previous ‘QUERY’.

RESERVE : Press this after inputting the “TAG” name to reserve the selected clip.
BURN : Press this after inputting the “TAG” name. Then press ‘START’ after viewing the confirmation window.

NOTE: To use a USB Memory Stick, it must be inserted into the DVR before entering the archiving menu.

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ARCHIVING

RESERVED DATA MANAGEMENT

AVI ARCHIVING LIST: User can see the list of data that has been reserved from the ‘Create New Archive’ menu

INFORMATION : The detailed information of each clip that has been reserved.
DELETE : Delete the selected clip from the list of reserved data.
BURN : Perform an archiving operation using the selected clip.

Once all the desired archive options have been selected, highlight the ‘START’ button and press ‘ENTER’.

The DVR displays a list showing the exact information to be archived and the total archive size.
If the ORIGINAL SIZE of the archive is larger than the amount of available space on the backup media, the
END TIME of the archive is adjusted accordingly . The MODIFIED SIZE is the final file size of the archive.

Select “OK” and press ‘ENTER’ to begin the archiving process.

Once extracted, the footage is copied to CD/DVD or USB.

Depending on the amount of footage selected for archive, the extracting and burning process may take some time,
during which the operating system of the DVR cannot be used. Normal recording is unaffected by the archive process.

NOTE: In case the selected data size for archiving exceeds the size of the CD / DVD / USB media being used,

the user may choose to continue the archive on additional pieces of media until complete.
Insert a new disc or drive after the first archive has completed, and click or press ‘CONTINUE’.

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PRELIMINARY BEFORE CONNECTING

When configuring for a web or remote connection to the DVR, Ports 554 and 8080 should be forwarded within the router.
Refer to the user’s manual of your specific model of router for information on port f or wardi ng configuration.

WEB / REMOTE CLIENT - MINIMUM PC REQUIREMENTS

CPU P4 (3.0GHz or higher)
RAM 512MB (or higher)

GeForce MS 400, ATI Radeon 7500 (or higher)

Video Card

GeForce 8 Series (or hig he r)

Video RAM 64MB (or higher)
Monitor 1280x1024
Operating System Windows XP Service Pack 2 (or higher)
Web Browser IE 6.0 (or higher)
Network / LAN at least 100Mbps
DirectX Version 7.0 (or higher)

HOW TO CONNECT

Input the IP address or URL of the DVR into the Address Bar of your web browser.

If using a DDNS service, you may input the URL as shown below:

http://1234.dvrlink.net:8 080 (webport :8080) or
http://1234.dvrlink.net (web p o rt :80)

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