USER'S MANUAL
SecurityDVR LTR-3100 User's Manual
Version A
February 2002
SecurityDVR LTR-3100
A
2002 2
CODE: LR3100
P/N: W0500520
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview E-1
Introduction E-1
Features
Unit Exterior E-2
Front Panel
Back Panel
Setting up the Unit E-3
Installation & Adjustments E-3
Operation Environment E-3
Installing a New Hard Drive E-4
Display Related Functions E-5
Quad Processor E-5
Display styles E-5
Setting the Display Styles E-6
Assigning Displayed Channels E-7
Freezing Channels E-8
Using Zoom Function E-9
Arbitrary Zooming E-9
Predifined Zooming E-10
Managing Display Environment E-11
Software Setup E-11
Video Recording/Playback E-12
Recording/Playback Control Buttons E-12
Recording E-12
To start the recording E-12
To stop the recording E-12
Playback E-13
To play back video E-13
In normal motion
In fast forward motion
In reverse motion
To stop the playback E-13
To pause the playback E-13
To control the playback motion E-14
In normal playback
In fast forward Playback
In rewinding at the normal speed
Time Searching E-15
Playback Zooming E-16
DVR Setup OSD E-17
How to open the OSD Menu E-17
Operating the OSD E-17
File Management E-18
To partition Hard Disk in mobile rack E-18
To erase data from mobile rack E-19
To erase data from system Hard Disk E-19
Backing up Data E-19
System Timer Setting E-20
Video Recording E-21
Setting time lapse for recording E-21
When Hard Disk if full...... E-22
Network E-23
Language E-23
Remote Surveillance E-24
Internet Access E-24
Singing in the Surveillance Site E-24
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Setting Connection Speed E-24
Set LTR-3100's IP E-25
Changing user Name and Password E-26
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
Introduction
Digital video recording is now widely
considered THE trend of future video
surveillance technology. Yet, we took
more than a few steps ahead with the
SecurityDVR LTR-3100, a truly
revolutionary product that also
demonstrates the ultimate art of
integration.
SecurityDVR LTR-3100 is a neverbefore-seen product that combines a
4-channel DVR, a Quad Processor,
and a WebCam Server all in one unit.
It is so designed to provide reliability,
connectivity, ease of use, and costeffective application.
With M-JPEG encoding for both hard
disk recording and playback, LTR3100 delivers uncompromised digital
image quality that truly eliminates
video degradation found with
conventional VCR. The removable
hard drive mechanism allows you to
backup data with ease. By using the
on-screen-display (OSD) menu alone,
you can control all functions of Quad
Processor that provides a variety of
how video from each channel is
displayed. You can also check on the
monitored area from any corner of the
world with Internet access at any time.
LTR-3100 is immediately ready for
various types of network, such as
Ethernet, xDSL or cable modem
routers for your specified surveillance
application.
This ingeniously integrated product is
a perfect replacement for a costly
system constructed of several
separate pieces of analog equipment. Not only can it reduce maintenance
cost and increase management effectiveness, it is also one of the most costeffective surveillance system on the market.
w High performance, PC-free
system
w Real-time color video
display at full/Quad screen
with a selection of display
modes
w Superb recording/playback
video quality on an M-JPEG
codec engine
w Built-in Web server for
remote surveillance on
TCP/IP network
w Remote video monitoring
on commonly seen web
browsers
w Remarkable system design
for cost-effective security
solution
w User-friendly control
interface no different from
a consumer VCR
FEATURES
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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
PLAY/STILL
REV
RECSTOPSLOW
FWD
RESET
CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4
ZOOMMODE
SETUP
ENTERFREZZE PICTURE
POWER
Unit Exterior
PLAY/STILL
REV
REC
STOP
SLOW
FWD
RESET
CH 1
CH 2
CH 3
CH 4
ZOOM
MODE
SETUP
ENTER
FREEZE PICTURE
POWER
Mobile Hard
Disk Rack
Control video playback/
recording related functions,
and OSD menus
Control Quad Processor and display related
functions (the smaller inner circles at the
centers of some buttons are LEDs, which will
be lighted when some functions are being used)
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Front view of the unit
Front Panel
Back Panel
Camera input
connectors
TV output
connector
Ethernet
Connector
Power
Connector
For external
control
Power voltage selection
switch (115V/230V)
It is crucial to switch the
power voltage to suit that
of your power outlet.
Failing to do so may cause
severe damage to your
system.
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115
PALNTSC
NTSC/PAL
switch
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Rear view of the unit
Connects a
TV set
SETTING UP THE UNIT
SETTING UP THE UNIT
Connects the
power adapter
Connects
Ethernet
Avoid exposing
the unit to
excessive heat
or direct
sunlight.
Avoid exposing
the unit to
strong magnetic
field.
Avoid spilling liquid
on the unit or
operating the unit
where moisture or
dust may have direct
contact with the
inside of the unit.
Avoid putting the unit
on an unstable
surface where it may
drop or fall over.
Pay attention to the environment where you operate or store SmartTV USB.
Please follow the instructions given here for the protection of the unit.
Installation & Adjustments
Operation Environment
115
PALNTSC
Camera input connectors:
Each channel connects a
camera installed at a
monitored site.
See 1. below See A-2 below
1. Adjust the power voltage switch (115V/230V):
It is crucial to switch then power voltage to suit that of your power outlet.
Failing to do so prior to powering on the unit may cause severe damage to
your system.
2. Adjust the NTSC/PAL switch:
Before switching between NTSC and PAL systems, make sure to power off
the unit. And you need to press the RESET button for the unit to function
under the selected system after adjusting the switch.
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SETTING UP THE UNIT
SETTING UP THE UNIT
SETTING UP THE UNIT
SETTING UP THE UNIT
Installing a New Hard Drive
If you wish to install a hard disk in the mobile rack, please do so following the
instructions below:
Step 1
Power off the unit.
Step 2
Change the jumper setting on the hard drive to set it as a Slave. (Refer to the
instruction manual of your hard drive)
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Step 3
Unlock the mobile rack
with the key.
Step 4
Pull the mobile rack out
as shown in the figure
below.
Step 5
Slide open the cover of
the mobile rack as
shown in the figure
below.
Step 6
Connect the cables
referring to the
instruction manual of
your hard drive.
Step 7
Place the hard drive in
the mobile rack as
shown in the figure
below.
Step 8
Put the cover back on
the mobile rack.
Step 9
Insert the mobile rack
back in the unit.
Step 10
Lock the mobile rack.
Step 11
Power on the unit.
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Display Styles
Camera 1 Camera 2
Camera 3 Camera 4
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Camera 1 Camera 2
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Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3
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Camera 1
QUAD Mode Sequence Mode PIP Mode
2 PIP Mode
Sequence PIP Mode
Single Mode
You can set your screen to display in the following 6 display modes:
Under the QUAD mode,
the screen is divided
into 4 smaller frames.
All four channels can be
viewed under this mode.
In the Sequence Mode,
all four channels are
displayed full-screen in
turn repeatedly.
Under the PIP (Picturein-Picture) mode, one
channel is displayed in
the main frame, and
another in the subframe. See the next
page for how to select
the channels to be
viewed under this mode.
Under 2 PIP (2 Picturesin-Picture) mode, the
screen displays one
channel in the main
frame, and two other
channels in the subframes. See the next
page for how to select
channels to be viewed
under this mode.
Displays one channel in
the main frame and the
other three channels in
the sub-frame in turn
repeated-ly. See the
next page for how to
select the channel to be
viewed in the main
frame.
Displays a fixed channel
full-screen. See the next
page for how to go
under the Single mode
and how to select the
channel to be displayed.
Quad Processor
Quad Processor allows you to view the surveillanced sites in a selection of
display styles, fulfilling even the professional surveillance requirements, aided
with sophisticated Freeze and Zoom functions.
DISPLAY-RELATED FUNCTIONS
DISPLAY-RELATED FUNCTIONS
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