Giantec tracer2000 User Manual

tracer2000

Network Digital Video Recorder

Hardware User’s Manual

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1

Limited Warranty 1
Function Introduction 1
Features 2

CHAPTER II PACKAGE 3
CHAPTER III INSTALLATION 4

1. Indicator 5

2. Cable Connection 5

2.1 Connect VGA Monitor .............................................................................. 5

2.2 Connect Camera Cable to BNC Co nnector ................................................... 6

2.3 Connect to LAN Connector: Plug RJ-45 Connector to LAN Port........................ 6

2.4 Connect to Printer Port (Option)................................................................ 7

3. Power Connector 8

3.1 Connect Power Cord (110V ~ 240V Auto Switch) into the Power Socket .......... 8

CHAPTER IV PIN ASSIGNMENT 9

1. Internal Jumpers and Connectors 9

1.1 Power Switch for ATX Power Supply (JP1)..................................................10

1.2 Reset / LED / Speaker (JP1)....................................................................10

1.3 Internal USB Connector (USB2) ...............................................................10

1.4 Power Connector (P1).............................................................................10

1.5 CMOS Clear (J1)....................................................................................10

1.6 COM2 Mode Select (JP3).........................................................................11

1.7 CPU FSB Select (JP4) .............................................................................11

1.8 FAN Control (FAN1, 2)............................................................................11

1.9 HDD Connector (IDE1, 2)........................................................................11

1.10 Parallel / Printer Connector (PR N).............................................................12

1.11 Video Input (J2) ....................................................................................12

1.12 General Purpose Input / Output (J3).........................................................13

1.13 Infra-Red (IR).......................................................................................13

1.14 PCI Bus Pin Assignment..........................................................................14

2. External Connector 15

2.1 CRT Display Connector (VGA) ..................................................................15

2.2 Audio Input Connector............................................................................15

2.3 GPIO Connector.....................................................................................15

2.4 USB Connector......................................................................................15

2.5 COM1 Connector....................................................................................16

2.6 COM2 Connector....................................................................................16

3. Ethernet Connector (RJ-45) 17

3.1 Connector.............................................................................................17

3.2 P/T/Z Setting........................................................................................18

3.3 Pin Assignment of COM2.........................................................................18

3.4 Cable Connection...................................................................................18

3.5 Jumper 3 Setting of COM2.......................................................................18

CHAPTER V CMOS SETTING 19

1. Introduction 19

2. Setup Pages 19

2.1 Standard CMOS Features........................................................................20

2.2 Advanced BIOS Fea tures.........................................................................21

2.3 Advanced Chipset Features......................................................................22

2.4 Integrated Peripherals............................................................................24

2.5 Power Management Setup.......................................................................25

2.6 PnP / PCI Configuration ..........................................................................26

2.7 PC Health Status....................................................................................26

2.8 Frequency / Voltage Control ....................................................................27

2.9 Load Optimized Defaults.........................................................................27

2.10 Supervisor / User Password.....................................................................27

2.11 Save & Exit Setup..................................................................................27

2.12 Exit Without Save..................................................................................27

CHAPTER VI SYSTEM HDD INSTALLATION GUIDE 28

tracer2000 Network DVR Hardware User’s Manual

Chapter I Introduction

Thank you for purchasing tracer2000 DVR; this manual will guide you through the setup,
installation, and use of all our tracer2000 systems.

Before proceeding, please read this manual thoroughly!
If you have any questions or concerns that cannot be solved by following this manual, please
visit our web site at http://www.giantec.net
technical support center at [e-mail]

Limited Warranty

Giantec Inc. warrants this product to be in compliance with its own plans and specifications.
Moreover, to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service
for all parts one year after the original purchase date. During this period Giantec Inc. will
replace parts at no charge, however, labor cost will be laid after one year. Please contact
your dealer / distributor for details.

This warranty excludes damages due to misuse or neglect. Also this warranty does not cover
damages beyond DVR’s control. In no event shall Giantec Inc. be liable for any direct,
indirect or consequential damages; loss of anticipated profits, loss of time or any other l osses
incurred by the buyer in connection with the purchase, installation, operation or failure of this
product. For more details on the limitation of this warranty, contact your distributor.

or for technical issue please contact to our

.

Function Introduction

Thank you for using tracer2000 video surveillance system. tracer can be used to transfer
captured video signal from analog to di gital using the co mpression f ormat for re cord and play.
They can also capture videos of up to 4 / 8 / 16 cameras for model tracer2404 , tracer2408 and
trcer2416 (4 / 8 / 16 BNC inputs) with 4 audio sources at the same time. The built-in video
player makes it easy to play back recorded video files. The system also provides several
control modes like motion detection, schedule record, P/T/Z control and remote surveillance
applications. About detail function describe, please reference tracer2000 software manual.

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Features

The tracer2000 comes with the following hardware devices:

 Control Panel with IR Receiver
 One 10/100Mbps TX Fast Ethernet with RJ-45 Connector
 One RS232 and one RS232/422/485 Selectable Interface
 One VGA (DB-15) Connector
 One Speaker Out
 One Microphone In
 Two USB Ports (USB 1.1 Interface)
 Two 3.5” HDD Supported
 Four Audio-in Ports
 Eight GPIO Ports
 Support IR Controller to Remote Control tracer2000

 Work ing Temperature: 0°C ~ 40°C
 Storage Temperature: -10°C ~ 65°C

 Relative Humidity: Maximum 85 % , non-condensing
 Power Requirement: AC100 ~ 240V, 50 / 60Hz, 150W Maximum
 Dimension: 265mm (D) x 321mm (W) x 103mm (H)
 Weight: 5.0kg

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Chapter II Package

Check the accessories accompany with the system you purchase as listed below. With newer
package release, the accessories are compacted into an accessory box. Please check the
items and contact to your dealer you bought from if any of them is missing.

 tracer2000 System
 Power Cord
 Screws Pack
 Remote Contr oller
 Battery (AAA) x 2
 tracer2000 Software User’s Manual
 tracer2000 Hardware User’s Manual
 Installat ion CD-ROM

Please keep the packaging materials. You may need them for the use of further service.

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Chapter III Installation

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COM1

Alarm

Removable Air Filter Bracket

Menu

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UP

DOWN

Playbac

Remove and clean up Air Filters monthly is essential.

Front Panel View

Parallel Port

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GPIO

USB Ports x 2

Audio

BNC

COM2

Rear Panel Vi ew

Power/

HDD

Removable Air

Filter Bracket

10/100 Etherne t Port

MIC and
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eaker Out

Confirm

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