Maxtor Built in Digital Video Recorder User Manual

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VER1.0

4Channel Built in DVR

INSTALLATION & SAFEGUARDS

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

Environment Condition for Installation

- To prevent electric shock or other hazard, do not expose units to rain, moisture, or dust.

- This unit should be located in an area with low humidity and a minimum of dust..

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

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

Before You Start

- Ensure the power switch is in the OFF position prior to starting.

- Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards.

- Installation should be performed by qualified service personnel only.

- This unit should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the manufacturer’s label and with the power supply included with the unit.

Notice

- Be aware thoroughly about the power connection before installation of the unit.

(Please read Instruction for DC Power Adapter which is included in the package)

- Before initial configuration or operation you must first set the TIME/DATE, followed by

setting the unit to the FACTORY DEFAULT settings, lastly clearing the HDD. Please follow these steps in order.

- Before installing a second HDD, ensure that the drive conforms to the specifications

listed on the specifications page at the end of this manual. When installing a second HDD, set the drive to SLAVE. After installation, first reset the TIME/DATE, followed by resetting the unit to the FACTORY DEFAULT settings, lastly clearing the new HDD.

- Pull the unit out of record mode prior to cutting power to the unit. Do this by entering the

setup menu, followed by switching the unit off. Powering off the unit while writing to the disks can cause critical malfunctions. (ex: Recording Error, Playback Error, System Error)

- When you set the record type, you have to set the Record Configuration and also

Schedule Setup. This unit records as per the Record type & Schedule setup.

- The [REC] button on the front panel is for emergency record using highest image quality.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the

user of this equipment that there are dangerous voltages within the enclosure which may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to presence of important operating and maintenance(Servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

Installation & Safeguards

Contents

CHAP. 1 Features & Package Contents ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 4

1-1. Features ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 4 1-2. Package Contents ---------------------------------------------------------------- 5

CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 6

2-1. Front ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 6 2-2. Rear ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 7

CHAP. 3 Installation ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 8

3-1. Installation Con fi g ur ati on ---------------------------------------------------------------- 8 3-2. Detailed Installation ---------------------------------------------------------------- 9

1) Connector cover bracket ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 9

2) Camera ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 10

3) Monitor ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 10

4) Power ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 10

5) VCR, Video Printer ---------------------------------------------------------------- 11

6) Other External Device ---------------------------------------------------------------- 11

7) Connector Pin Assignment ------------------------------------ ---------------------------- 12

8) RS-232C ASCII-code ------------------------------------ ---------------------------- 12

CHAP. 4 Operation ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 13

4-1. System Log-in ---------------------------------------------------------------- 13 4-2. Factory Default ---------------------------------------------------------------- 13 4-3. Display Configuration ---------------------------------------------------------------- 14

4) Freeze View ---------------------------------------------------------------- 15

5) Zoom View ---------------------------------------------------------------- 15 4-5. Record ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 16 4-6. Playback ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 16

4-4. Live View Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 14

1) Full / Multiple View ---------------------------------------------------------------- 14

2) Sequencing Cameras ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 15

3) PIP View ---------------------------------------------------------------- 15

4-7. Search ------------------------------------------------- --------------- 17

Contents

4-8. PTZ Camera Operat ion ---------------------------------------------------------------- 18 4-9. Data Back-Up ---------------------------------------------------------------- 18

CHAP. 5 Set Up ------------------------------------------------- --------------- 19

5-1. Entering th e Me n u ---------------------------------------------------------------- 19 5-2. Display Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 20

1) Screen Display ------------------------------------ ---------------------------- 20

2) Monitor Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 20

5-3. Configuration ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 21

1. HDD Management ---------------------------------------------------------------- 21

2. TIME/DATE Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 22

3. Camera Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 22

4. Interval Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 24

5. Alarm Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 24

6. Buzzer Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 25

7. Password Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 25

8. System Information ---------------------------------------------------------------- 25

5-4. Record Set up ---------------------------------------------------------------- 26

1. Record Configurat ion ---------------------------------------------------------------- 26

2. Schedule Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 27

3. Holiday Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 27 5-5. Back-Up ----------------------------------------------------- ----------- 28 5-6. External Device ---------------------------------------------------------------- 28

1. TCP/IP Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 29

2. RS-232C Setup ------------- --------------------------------------------------- 29

6-1. DVR Network Configur ation ---------------------------------------------------------------- 31 6-2.

6-3. 6-4.

Remote Viewer Program Back-Up CD Player FAQ

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38 43 45

CHAP. 7 Specifications --------------------------------------------------------------- - 48

3. Pan Tilt Zoom Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 29 5-7. FACTORY Default ---------------------------------------------------------------- 30 5-8. Language Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 30

CHAP. 6 Network Setup ----------------------------------------- ----------------------- 31

Live View

Real time display per camera Auto Sequence PIP (Picture in picture) Digital Zoom Display Freeze Simple Playback mode Simple PTZ camera control

Record

Variable Record resolution (For higher picture quality or higher recording speed) Efficient Image Quality setup in 5 steps Schedule Record / Holiday Record Event Record (Alarm / Motion)

Network

View Live and Playback images across IP network Copy images across the network

Playback

Search & Playback by Date/Time, Event and Camera Outstanding picture quality by JPEG 2000 compression algorithm (No mosaic effect) Suitable for recording not only images but also text Various steps in Forward Playback Speed (X1/16, X1/8, X1/4, X1/2, X2, X4, X16, X32, X64) Various steps in Backward Playback Speed (X1/16, X1/8, X1/4, X1/2, X2, X4, X16, X32, X64) Easy and convenient search by Remote Controller

Data Back-Up

Simple Back-Up using built-in CD Writer (Back-up CD Player included in the package) Network Back-Up using Remote Viewer program(Remote Viewer included in the package) Supports bigger capacity of HDD (300GB or bigger)

Others

Multi-Language (English, Spanish, German, French, Italy, Japan, China) Lock the system by P a sswor d PAL/NTSC Auto detection Control the unit by using Remote Controller

CHAP. 1 Features & Package Contents

1-1. Features

CHAP. 1 Features & Package Contents

1-2. Package Contents

1. Built In DVR Main Unit

2. Remote Controller

3. Power Cable

4. Power Adapter 5. User’s Manual

6. Software CD

7. Battery for remote controller

9. Bolts and Wall Mount Bracket

Package Contents Description

1. DVR Main Unit STAND-ALONE DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

2. Remote Controller DVR control

3. Power Cable AC power supply to adapters for 12 V DC power

4. Power Adapter 12 V DC power supply

5. User’s Manual User’s Manual

6. Software CD Remote Viewer Software & Ba ck up CD pl ay er

7. Battery Battery for Remote Controller

8. Connector cover Cable connector cover Wall mount bracket9. Wall mount bracket /

Bolts

For fixing Wall Mount bracket to SET (4ea)

8. Connector cover bracket

Name Function

① Camera selection Pressing this button will display a full screen image of that camera

STOP

Playback stop and return to Schedule Record from Emergency Record.

PLAY Playback of recorded data on HDD

Search recorded data on HDD (Press the button at 2 second) Set up for SYSTEM MENU or Use to exit the menu

Press MENU button before powering off the unit

Selects each menu option Move to next step Navigate in the menu Reduce or increase the option value in the menu

ENTER

▲▼◀▶

+ -

③ SETUP

② Record /

Playback

CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button

2-1 FRONT

CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button

①

②

③

④

⑤

⑥

IR receiver⑤ IR

Displays full screen images in sequence

(Press the button at 2 second)

SEQ

④ LI VE View

Control

Shows status of operation

Display in PIP (Picture in Picture) modePIP

Switch to split display (Press the button at 2 second) MODE button changes screen-division from (to) full screen to

(from) 16-split screen.

MODE

Freezing an imageFRZ

Zooming an imageZOOM

On/Off for PAN/TILT/ZOOM control mode Press this button first to control PTZ camera connected to

DVR unit via RS-485

PTZ

⑥ LE D L am p s

Name Function

RS 485 Connection with PTZ Camera or other external device using RS 485 interface1

2 3 4 5 6

7 8

SENSOR Input

ETHERNET

RS-232C

CAMERA Input

LOOP Output

MONITOR Output

RELAY Output Relay out terminal

Sensor input terminal Connection to ETHERNET device

Connection to external device as PC using RS-232C to control the DVR Connection with camera Camera loop out Connection with Composite Monitor

VCR Output Connection with VCR for analog backup

DC Power DC 12V 6.6A Adaptor (Refer to the Instruction for adapter by HDDs capacity)

To avoid accidental deletion of HDD data, please make sure to press MENU button before powering off the unit.

This takes the unit out of record mode for safe shutdown

CHAP. 2 Function of Each Button

2-2. REAR

③

①

②

⑤

⑦

⑧

④

⑥

3-1. Installation Configuration

CHAP. 3 Installation

CHAP.3 Installation

1) Connector cover bracket

CHAP. 3 Installation

3-2. Detailed Installation

2) Camera

Connect cameras to the camera input on rear panel of Built in DVR.

Connect the video output MONITOR to Video-In of Main monitor.

4) Power

3) Monitor

CHAP. 3 Installation

Connect one DC 12V, 6.6 A Adaptor to the back side of Power Jack.

Notice

To avoid accidental deletion of HDD data, please make sure to press MENU button before powering powering off the unit. This takes the unit out of record mode for safe shutdown

5) VCR, VIDEO PRINTER

6) Other External Device

Connect VCR or VIDEO Printer to VCR out on the rear panel of Built in DVR.

RS-232C : Control DVR through RS-232C port by using PC. RS-485 : Control external device like PTZ Camera RELAY Output : Relay Output SENSOR Input : SENSOR Input (Alarm connection) ETHERNET : Connection to LAN, WAN, Internet.

CHAP. 3 Installation

7) Connector Pin Assignment

8) RS-232C ASCII-code

No Description NO Description

1 DCD Data Carrier Det e ct 6 DSR Data Set Ready 2 RxD Receive data 7 RTS RS232C: Rx/Tx data 3 TxD Transmit data 8 CTS RS232C: Rx/Tx data 4 DTR Data Terminal data 9 5 GND Signal Ground

’!’CH11‘4’CH4‘Q’SEQ‘<‘-‘M’MENU

’0’CH10‘3’CH3‘I’PIP0x0dENTER‘E’SERCH

’@’CH12‘5’CH5‘L’J.SHU‘>’+‘U’UP

’^’

CH16‘9’CH9‘2’CH2‘D’MODE‘N’NEXT‘A’Pause

’%’

CH15‘8’CH8‘1’CH1‘F’FRZ‘K’RIGHT‘P’PLAY

’$’

CH14‘7’CH7‘Y’QPLAY‘Z’ZOOM‘H’LEFT‘S’STOP

’#’

CH13‘6’CH6‘C’KLOCK‘T’PTZ‘J’DOWN‘R’REC

Following ASCII-Codes(Hexa-Code) are for programmers who want to control DVR unit via the RS232C Port using keyboard of PC. (The following table is based on 16ch DVR.) All ASCII-Code is 1 Byte.

CHAP. 3 Installation

CHAP. 4 Operation

4-1. System Log-In

DVR LOG-IN

ENTER PASSWORD : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

INPUT YOUR OWN PASSWORD

TO EXIT, PRESS [MENU]

1) After recognit ion to Hard Disk Drive w as installed,

press the [MENU] button.

2) Enter password with channel number button

from No.1 to No.10 on the front of the Built in DVR. (Maximum of 8 digits are available)

3) After inputting the password, press the [ENTER] button.

Administrator : If the password entered matches previously set password, “ LOGIN ADMIN” message appears and you can enter into SYSTEM SETUP. If the password entered does not match previously set password, the DVR unit goes back to live display mode.

Factory default password is blank. For log-in, just press [MENU] button and then [ENTER] button.

-Factory default password ADMIN : (Blank) MANAGER : ‘ 1 ’ USER 1~USER8 : ‘ 2 ’ ~ ’ 9 ’

※ We recommend configuring a unique password as per the procedure in

SYSTEM MENU - CONFIGURATION - PASSWORD SETUP.

※ For security reasons, be sure to make note of your own password.

4-2. Factory Default

Before first operation, you must set Time/Date, set FACTORY DEFAULT, and then clear HDD, even though it is brand new one. It is to make DVMR system and HDD ready f or proper operation. Starting recording without FACTORY DEFAULT setting and HDD clear will cause malfunction.

2. FACTORY DEFAULT

1. HDD CLEAR

DISPLAY SETUP CONFIGURATION REOCRD SETUP BACK-UP EXTERNAL DEVICE FACTORY DEFAULT LANGUAGE

HDD MANAGEMENT TIME/DATE SETUP CAMERA SETUP INTERVAL SETUP ALARM SETUP BUZZER SETUP PASSWORD SETUP SYSTEM IMFORMATION

DISPLAY SETUP CONFIGURATION REOCRD SETUP BACK-UP EXTERNAL DEVICE FACTORY DEFAULT LANGUAGE

3. Status of DVR system Schedule Record (Green)

Record Stop (White) Stop Forward Playback Backward Playback Pause 1/16~1/2x forward playback 1/16~1/2x backward playback 2~4x forward playback 2~4x backward playback 16~64x forward playback 16~64x backward playback

4-3. Display Configuration

CHAP 4. Operation

1. Current Time & Date

2. Camera Title

PIP FREEZE SEQUENCE ZOOM

ETHERNET status

Connected Disconnected

HDD Status In live mode : Amount of data recorded In Playback mode : Amount of data played

LIVE Display

ALARM Record MOTION Record CONTINUOUS Record

BASIC NORMAL ENHANCED FINE SUPER FINE

1) Full / Multiple View

Switch to multi-screen display by pressing [MODE]. For full image display, just press the channel button which you want or [MODE] button again. When you playback images which recorded in 360X240(360X288) resolution, only 4 split screen is ava

ilable.

Full screen

4-4. Live View Setup

120(100) IPS @ 720x240(720x288) 240(200) IPS @360x240(360x288)

Multi -Screen

Full screen

[MODE] [MODE] or Channel button

CHAP. 4 Operation

3) Picture in Picture(PIP View) When it is in full screen display mode, you can see other camera in a small

window by pressing [PIP].The other camera in small window is rotating in sequence to next number of camera and you can set the rotating time interval as per the procedure in SYSTEM MENU-CONFIGURATIONINTERVAL SETUP.

CAM-01

4) Freeze View Full display mode : If you press the [FRZ] button, the FRZ icon will be activated on the

screen and “F” character will be shown beside camera title, and live image will be frozen.

Split display mode : If you press the [FRZ] button, the FRZ icon will be activated on the

screen. press the channel button which you want to freeze. To release frozen image, press channel number of frozen image again and press [FRZ] button to exit FRZ mode.

5) Zoom View

CH04

2) View in Sequence

Press [SEQ] button. It automatically displays full screen images in sequence.

CH03

CH02

CH01

●

In full screen, press the [ZOOM] button and move the Selection Frame using Direction keys to the area which you want to enlarge. And then press the [ENTER] button for 2-times enlarged picture. To exit Zoom mode, just press [ZOOM] button again.

CHAP. 4 Operation

4-5. Record

Recording mode set before delivery by manufacturer (Default recording mode) is Schedule Recording. In this default recording mode, it records 24 hours/day continuously in weekday and on the weekend.

- Schedule Record Record and stop as set (time interval and record type) in RECORD-SCHEDULE SETUP menu.

- Stop Record Recording stopped as set in RECORD-SCHEDULE SETUP menu.

On the screen

- Schedule Record : Green Record Icon ( ) and Record LED is lit

- Record Stop : White Icon ( ) and Record LED is off

- Motion Record, Alarm Record, Alarm+Motion Record : Record standby LED blinks : Record LED is lit

※ For details, refer to the SYSTEM MENU – RECORD

SETUP

- This DVR unit does not record in following conditions ;

※ While entered in the Menu.

※ No camera is connected ※ Overwriting is off in the Record Setup menu.

4-6. Playback

On record mode or stop mode, press [PLAY] button to play the recorded data in 1x speed. For backward playback, press [PLAY] button again. To stop playback, press the [STOP] button.

Schedule Record [GREEN]

Stop Record [WHITE]

CHAP. 4 Operation

4-7. Search

Press [SEARCH] button, and 3 different methods for searching recorded data are available as shown in following SEARCH window. For selecting searching method, use direction key. After selecting each search method, press [ENTER] button for playback. exit, press [MENU] button.

SEARCH BAR TIME/DATE EVENT LIST

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

1) SEARCH BAR Search by percentage of total recorded data. It starts from image corresponding to set % of data on the search bar.

2) TIME/DATE Search by time & date. Playback starts from the time & date selected.

3) EVENT LIST

Search by event list (Motion, Alarm, Video Loss).

RECORD SEARCH BAR

[TARGET PERCENT]

020 %

SEARCH : [ENTER], EXIT : [MENU]

TIME/DATE

[START] 2005/JUN/20 AM04:04:12

[ END ] 2005/JUN/20 PM08:12:23

INPUT TIME/DATE

2005/JUN/07 AM04:04:12

SEARCH : [ENTER], EXIT : [MENU]

SEARCH page SEARCH BAR page

TIME/DATE page EVENT LIST page

EVENT LIST

SEARCH : [ENTER] , EXIT : [MENU]

CH EVENT TIME/DATE

----

---- / - -/ --

-- : -- : --

001/000

CHAP. 4 Operation

4-8. PAN/TILT/ZOOM Camera Operation

Press [PTZ] button first for PTZ control mode. User can control PTZ camera connected to DVR unit by pressing any one of those 5 buttons, one after the other, as needed, and it is just like control by separate PTZ controller.

4-9. Data Back-Up

Enter into SYSTEM MENU-BACKUP-CDR SETUP.

1) Insert empty CD-R media into CD writer and select the start time & date from which you want to back up. ※ The START & END time / date in HDD sub-menu only shows start and end of recording.

This is not selectable and editable.

※ 700MB on CD-R sub-menu represent size of CD-R media inserted.

2) To set start time of back-up and back-up data size, press the [ENTER] button first on [START] or [SIZE]

sub-menu and adjust using [+] or [-] button and move using [LEFT] and [RIGHT] button for next change. After setting the time & date and back-up data size, press the [ENTER] button again to exit.

※ End of ba ck-up time will be calculated automatically as per start time & date and the back-up

data size you set.

※ User can select the back-up data size (size of back-up data from start of back-up) on [SIZE] item but

END of back-up time is automatically determined by DVR system.

3) Press [ENTER] button on BURN sub-menu. DVR system starts burning CD.

4) When burning is completed, CD-R media will come out automatically. In the next CD back-up, start

time of CD-R shall be the end time of previous CD-back-up, and you can back-up from that for continuous data back-up. If you need another backup, repeat the above procedure. To stop backup, press the [MENU] button.

※ During burning CD, it’s impossible to cancel burning process.

5) User can verify the back-up CD on PC with BACK-UP CD PLAYER (Included in Package).

CD-R SETUP

HDD

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23

CD-R

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23 [ SIZE ] 000MB

BURN

EXIT : [MENU]

CD-R SETUP

HDD

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23

CD-R 700 MB

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23 [ SIZE ] 700 MB - > 700MB

BURN

CD-RW BURNING : IMAGE DATA.

EXIT : [MENU]

Button PTZ command MENU Select the PTZ command NEXT Select the PTZ command + Select the next camera

- Select the before camera ENTER When you press this button, PTZ command is activated.

If you leave this button, PTZ command stop.

CHAP. 5 Set Up

5-1. Entering into the Menu

Enter into SYSTEM MENU by pressing [MENU] button.

Button Function MENU Enter into SYSTEM MENU, Move to previous menu, ESC

ENTER Selection key, Move to sub-menu, change status (ON or OFF)

Move to next page Move to upper side Move down side

PLUS [+] Increase the option value

DOWN

LEFT

RIGHT

MINUS [-]

Move to the left Move to the right Decrease the option value

SYSTEM MENU

DISPLAY SETUP CONFIGURATION RECORD SETUP

BACK-UP EXTERNAL DEVICE

FACTORY DEFAULT LANGUAGE ENGLISH

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

SCREEN DISPLAY MONITOR SETUP

HDD MANAGEMENT TIME/DATE SETUP CAMERA SETUP INTERVAL SETUP ALARM SETUP BUZZER SETUP PASSWORD SETUP SYSTEM INFORMATION

RECORD CONFIGURATION SCHEDULE SETUP HOLIDAY SETUP

TCP/IP SETUP RS-232C SETUP PAN/TILT SETUP

SYSTEM MENU

CHAP. 5 Set Up

5-2. DISPLAY SETUP

Setting up parameters for monitor and display on screen. Enter into SYSTEM MENU-DIPLAY SETUP.

DISPLAY SETUP

SCREEN DISPLAY MONITOR SETUP

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

Setting up the screen display in LIVE mode and PLAYBACK mode.

Select the sub-menu which you would like to set using direction buttons and then change ON/OFF with [ENTER] button.

1. TIME/DATE : Display time & date

2. DVR STATUS : Display system setting status

3. ICON DISPLAY : Display function setting status

4. REC/PLAY BAR : Display record / playback status

5. CAMERA TITLE : Display camera title

2) MONITOR SETUP COLOR BAR TEST : Adjust color tone of monitor.

(Color bar test is Not available for monitor through VGA)

1) SCREEN DISPLAY

LIVE PLAYBACK

VGA SETUP COLOR BAR TEST

CHAP. 5 Set Up

5-3. CONFIGURATION

Various parameters for system can be set in CONFIGURATION menu. Enter into SYSTEM MENU-CONFIGURATION and press the [ENTER] button.

1) HDD MANAGEMENT

This page includes information about start and end of recording, location of recorded data, or location of last playback on HDD. In addition, users can delete all the data on HDD.

CONFIGURATION

HDD MANAGEMENT TIME/DATE SETUP CAMERA SETUP INTERVAL SETUP ALARM SETUP BUZZER SETUP PASSWORD SETUP SYSTEM INFORMATION

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

HDD SETUP

STATUS HDD DATE/TIME

---------------------------------------------------------------------BEGIN MASTER 2005/04/08

12:12:05

RECORD MASTER 2005/04/09

15:09:58

PLAY MASTER 2005/04/08

19:44:31

HDD STATUS NORMAL HDD CLEAR IN USE

HDD CLEAR [ENTER], EXIT [MENU]

On the [HDD CLEAR] sub-menu, press the [ENTER] button to delete all imag e d at a on HDD. The system will ask password for verification. After you clear all data on HDD, status of HDD CLEAR changes from IN USE to EMPTY. ※ When you clear HDD, e vent list is deleted, too.

ENTER PASSWORD : ________

INPUT YOUR OWN PASSWORD.

TO EXIT, PRESS [MENU]

EMPTY

(2) HDD INFORMATION

This menu will show the physical information of HDD in DVR.

HDD INFORMATION

[MASTER]

MODEL SPEED SIZE START END

[SLAVE]

MODEL SPEED SIZE START END

: Maxtor 6Y080L0 : PIO-4 : 81,964,302,336 BYTES : 2005/04/08 12:08:56 : 2005/04/08 12:08:56

: AT5520026DT : 240/120nsec : 80GB : 2005/04/08 12:08:56 : 2005/04/08 12:08:56

TO EXIT, PRESS [MENU]

(1) HDD SETUP

Enter into SYSTEM MENU-CONFIGURATION-HDD MANAGEMENT and press the [ENTER] bu t ton.

HDD SETUP HDD INFORMATION

CAMERA TITLE CAMERA SETTING CAMERA ACTIVE SETUP MOTION SETUP

If you selected OVERWRITE in Record Setup, the HDD STATUS presented as OVERWRITE.

CHAP. 5 Set Up

Set time and date of DVR system which is very important for search with time and date of the event. Time and date set by manufacturer is different from local time of user, and user must set time and date exactly in the first operation. Set time & date using direction buttons and [-][+] button.

2) TIME/DATE SETUP

TIME/DATE SETUP

YEAR MONTH DAY HOUR MINUTE SECOND

2005 / JUN /11

PM14:06:45

SELECT : ▲▼, CHANE VALUE : - +

[ENTER] SELECT MODE

[▲/▼] select CAMERA

0123456789 .ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ RSTUVWXYZ ! #-[ ]*+ -,./ :<=>?@▶◀

CAMERA01 CAM -1 CAMERA02 CAM -2 CAMERA03 CAM -3 CAMERA04 CAM -4

CAMERA TITLE SETUP

3) CAMERA SETUP

(1) TITLE : Input Title of each camera. Move to channel you want to change using [LEFT] or [RIGHT]

direction button and then change the title using [-] [+] button. When modification is finished, press the [ENTER] button. To exit to previous menu, press the [MENU] button.

(2) COLOR : Adjust image color

Move to each element using [UP][DOWN] button and adjust using

[

-] [+] button.

CHANNEL : Select camera BRIGHTNESS : Adjust image brightness (-32~ 31) CONTRAST : Adjust color contrast ( -32 ~ 31) SATURATION : Adjust color saturation ( -32 ~ 31) HUE : Adjust color hue ( -32 ~ 31)

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

CAMERA TITLE CAMERA SETUP CAMERA ACTIVE SETUP MOTION SETUP

CAMERA SETUP

1 +0 +0 +0 +0

SELECT : ▲▼, CHANE VALUE : + -

CHANNEL BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST SATURATION HUE

CAMERA COLOR SETUP

CHAP. 5 Set Up

(3) CAMERA ACTIVE SETUP : With direction button, move to option to be changed, and press [ENTER]

button to select [ON/OFF]. If it is set at LIVE [OFF] and REC [ON], DVR system records, but does not show live image of set channel.

- STATUS : Shows if image from a specific channel is coming for live display and recording. In normal camera condition, it is ACTIVE, but LOSS is displayed when the cable is disconnected or camera is not working.

- LIVE : Decides whether to show LIVE screen image or not.

- REC : Decides whether to record relevant channel or not.

CAMERA ACTIVE SETUP

CH STATUS LIVE REC

--------------------------------------------------------------------------01

02 03 04

ACTIVE ACTIVE

LOSS

ACTIVE

ON ON

OFF

ON OFF OFF

SELECT : ▲▼ ◀▶, & [ENTER]

(4) MOTION SETUP: You can set sensitive of motion detection in 4 steps, motion detection area and others

in relation to motion recording in this menu.

(4)-1. MOTION SETUP

- SENSITIVITY GRADE : Adjusts motion detection sensitivity. (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, VERY HIGH)

- MOTION DISPLAY TYPE : Showing cells with motion detected differently from cells with no motion .

- RECORD DURATION : Whenever motion is detected and it is set at Motion Recording mode, DVR system records for RECORD DURATION from time motion is detected. (1sec. ~ 99 sec.) (Default duration : 5 sec.)

(4)-2. MOTION MASK SETUP: Set motion detection area. Direction button is for moving and [ENTER]

button is for selection, and [MODE] button is for changing mode of MASK SETUP.

- CELL : Move to the location which you want to detect and then press the [ENTER] button.

Highlighted cell area means motion detection area.

- ALL ON : Set all cells as detection area. Use [ENTER] button to set.

- ALL OFF : Set all cells as no-detection area. Use [ENTER] button to set.

- BLOCK ON : Select detection area by block. Use [MODE] button and press [ENTER] button to set ON.

- BLOCK OFF : Select un-detection area by block. Use [MODE] button and press [ENTER] button to set ON.

01 01

OFF

05 SEC

SELECT ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + -

CHANNEL SENSITIVITY GRADE MOTION DISPLAY TYPE RECORD DURATION

MOTION CONFIGURATION

Highlighted Area

(Motion Detection Area)

Non-highlighted Area

(No Motion Detection Area)

CHAP. 5 Set Up

Set type of alarm sensors connected to DVR unit. N.O represents Normal Open type and N.C Normal Close type.

5) ALARM SETUP

4) INTERVAL SETUP

Set the switching time interval for SEQ or PIP function.(1 sec. ~ 99 sec.)

FULL SCREEN : set the sequencing switch time interval

in live full screen.

PIP SCREEN : set the sequencing switch time interval

of PIP window.

EVENT UPDATE TIME : Set the minimum time interval of event to be listed in EVENT LIST.

If EVENT UPDATE TIME is set at 20 sec, only following event happened 20 sec or more than 20 sec later previous event shall be listed in EVENT LIST.

1) ALARM INPUT : Select type of alarm sensor connected to DVR unit (N.O or N.C). Use direction button and [-] [+] button to set. DISABLE represents not to use alarm sensor connected to DVR.

2) DURATION : Set the duration of alarm when an ALARM is activated. (0 sec. ~ 300 sec.)

INTERVAL SETUP

SWICHING INTERVAL

FULL SCREEN PIP SCREEN

: 01 SEC : 01 SEC

EVENT RECORD

EVENT UPDATE TIME : 01 SEC

SELECT ▲▼◀▶, CHANGE VALUE : + -

N.O ................... .. .. .. . . .. .. . NORMA L OP EN

N.C ................................ NORMAL CLOSE

....................................... DISABLE

CH1 N.O 005

SELECT : ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + -

CHANNEL ALARM INPUT DURATION

ALARM SETUP

CHAP. 5 Set Up

7) PASSWORD SETUP

-Use [UP] and [DOWN] button to move to option

and [LEFT] and [RIGHT] button to set user ID. The password must be consist of 1 to 8 digit

number. Just use numbers button from 1 to 10 on the front panel of DVR unit.

-To change password, user must input current

password and then input new password. And input again new password to confirm.

- Default value

ADMIN : ‘ ‘ (Blank) MANAGER : ‘1’ USER 1 : ‘2”

: :

USER 8 : ‘9’

Set user ID and password.

※ Change the user PASSWORD in the first operation is recommended. ※ In case you forgot PASSWORD, contact dealer of DVR to get instruction to enter into menu to

set new PASSWORD.

8) SYSTEM INFORMATION

DVR system information including firmware version, hardware version, product ID, etc….

6) BUZZER SETUP

BUZZER SETUP

ALL KEY BEEP VIDEO LOSS ALARM ACTIVE MOTION DETECT

ON ON ON ON ON

SELECT : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

Set parameters for buzzer (O n or Off). Use direction button and [ENTER] button.

KEY BEEP : buzz when button is pressed. VIDEO LOSS : buzz when video signal is lost. ALARM ACTIVE : buzz when alarm is activated. MOTION DETECT : buzz when motion is detected.

User can set all buzzers at On/Off at once by set ALL at ON/OFF.

PASSWORD SETUP

USER I D USER PW NEW PW CONFIRM

ADMIN

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

[K1-K10] INPUT PASSWORD [ENTER] CHANGE PASSWORD

TO EXIT, PRESS [MENU]

S/W VERSION VER 1.0 H/W VERSION VER 1.0 PRODUCT ID

01S-2039-001008-AR-01

MASTER

Maxtor 6Y060L0 SLAVE CD-R

SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-256B

SYSTEM INFORMATION

CHAP. 5 Set Up

5-4. RECORD SETUP

This is the most important configuration of the DVR. Enter into SYSTEM MENU-RECORD SETUP and press the [ENTER] button.

RECORD SETUP

RECORD CONFIGURATION SCHEDULE SETUP HOLIDAY SETUP

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

1) RECORD CONFIGURATION

(1) OVERWRITE : Set overwrite or stop recording when

the HDD is full.

(2) MULTIPLEX

- DUPLEX : Playback & Ethernet

- TRIPLEX : Playback & Recording & Ethernet

※ Note: DUPLEX MODE is recommended to playback

the images at a maximum frame rate. But, it makes DVR not to record during search.

(3) QUALITY : Set recording picture quality.

Actually it is fixing maximum data size of image for each picture quality in 5 steps as follows.

BASIC

-NORMAL

- ENHANCED

-FINE

- SUPER FINE: Default quality set by manufacturer

In Emergency recording mode, recording quality is

SUPER FINE.

To send more images via IP network and longer recording

time, set QUALITY at NORMAL or ENHANCED and

record at 360x240(360x288).

Use direction button to move and [

-] [+] button to set value.

※ Data size of image in PAL system is a little bigger than NTSC system, but the total recording time

is same as in NTSC system.

(4) RESOLUTION : Set recording resolution.

- 60 ips at 720x240(NTSC) , 50 ips at 720x288(PAL)

- 120 ips at 360x240(NTSC) , 100 ips at 360x288(PAL)

※ It is not possible to see those images in full screen mode in playback.

Recording in Dual resolution is recommended for higher recoding speed, and also to send

more images via IP network. (5) RECORD IN ALARM : Set record speed (skip rate) in ALARM record mode. (6) RECORD IN MOTION : Set record speed (skip rate) in MOTION record mode. (7) CONTINUOUS RECORD : Set record speed (skip rate) in CONTINUOUS record mode.

Set record speed (skip rate)

- 1/1x, 1/2x, ………. 1/999x record speed

- ex: 1/2x ) R->S->R->S… - ex: 1/3x ) R->S->S->R->S->S->R…

- ex: 1/4x ) R->S->S->S->R->S->S… ( R : RECORD S : SKIP )

- ex : If record resolution is set at 360x240, 1/1x = 120 ips, 1/2x = 60 ips, 1/3x = 40 ips, etc.

RECORD CONFIGURATION

OVERWRITE MULTIPLEX QUALITY RESOLUTION RECORD IN ALARM RECORD IN MOTION CONTINUOUS RECORD

TRIPLEX

ENHANCED

60IPS 720*240

1/1X 1/1X 1/1X

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + -

CHAP. 5 Set Up

Users can set national holiday or holidays on calendar to record just as setting for Sunday in SCHEDULE REC SETUP.

3) HOLIDAY SETUP

HOLIDAY SETUP

< APR > 000/100

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

01 02

03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

MODE : EDIT HOLIDAY SELECT ▲▼◀▶, EDIT [ENTER]&[MODE]

Use [MODE] button to select a month and direction button to move to a day, and press [ENTER] button to set a holiday. Then color of date shall be changed to red, as Sunday.

EDIT HOLIDAY : Set as holiday CLEAR MON DATA : Cancel the holiday set per month CLEAR ALL DATA : Cancel all holiday set

※ The maximum holidays is 100 days.

2) SCHEDULE SETUP

Set recording type for each recording time interval for a day of the week (2 hours interval).

Use [MODE] button to select edit type and move to the time interval of a day of the week you want to change. Press [ENTER] button to select and use [+] or [

−] button,

to change the record type. To go next page, use [NEXT] button.

(1) SCHEDULE SETUP

Unless you selected other recording mode, DVR system records in Schedule Recording mode. In SCHEDULE REC SETUP, you set type of recording for every time interval of 2 hours in each day of the week. Schedule Recording set by manufacturer is recording continuously at its full recording speed, and it means DVR system record continuously at 120 ips in total at 720x240 resolution. To set Schedule Recording parameters, enter into SYSTEM MENU-RECORD SETUP-SCHEDULE SETUP and Press the [ENTER] button.

SCHEDULE REC SETUP

00-02 02-04 04-06 06-08 08-10 10-12

SUN

-M-

-M -

---

-- -

MON

AM AM -

AMAMAMAM-

TUE

--C

-- C

--C-

--C

WED

--C-

--C

-- C

--C

THU

--C-

--C

FRI

--C

-- C

--C

SAT

--C

-- C

--C

-- C

1 / 2

▲▼◀▶ & [NEXT], EDIT:+ -&[MODE]

A:ALARM M:MOTION C:CONTINUES

※ MODE (Edit type)

TIME CELL : Set each time interval of a day of the week WEEK : Set a day of the week at once TIME ZONE : Set a time slot at once ALL : Set page by page at once CLEAR ALL: Clear page by page

※ Unless user press [REC] button to record at full resolution and in SUPER FINE picture quality,

DVR system records in SCHEDUL E Rec or d mo de.

※ DEFAULT record mode for each time interval of a day of the week set by manufacturer is

CONTINUOUS recording.

※ Record type :

After power on Schedule record Exit from menu Schedule record End of search or playback Schedule record After pressing [STOP] button Schedule record After pressing [REC] button Emergency record (Continuous recording in full performance)

(60(50) ips at 720x240(720x288))

MODE: CELL BY CELL

CHAP. 5 Set Up

5-5. BACK-UP

CD-R SETUP

HDD

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23

CD-R

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23 [ SIZE ] 000MB

BURN

SELECT : SETUP BUTTON

User can back up the recorded data to CD using CD writer installed in DVR. Refer to [START] and [END] of data on HDD and set copy from time, [START], and size of data copied, [SIZE], and move to BURN and press [ENTER] button to start copy.

5-6. EXTERNAL DEVICE

Set parameters of external devices connected to DVR, like Ethernet, PTZ camera, RS-232C, etc. Use direction button to move to sub-menu and Press [ENTER] button to set.

System Status Messages :

- CD-RW DOOR CLOSE. CHECKING CD-R : Blank CD check

- INPUT BLANK CD : CD writer has no blank CD.

- CD-RW DOOR OPEN : Open CD-RW and insert blank CD –R media into CD drive.

- CD-R MEDIA IS DETECTED : Blank CD-R media has been inserted and detected. DVR system will display size of blank CD-R.

After you set [START] time and [SIZE] in CD-R sub-menu and then select BURN, DVR system starts copying images to CD and shows following message.

CD-RW BURINING START CD-RW BURNING : LEAD-IN CD-RW BURNING : IMAGE DATA CD-RW BURING : CLOSE TRACK CD-RW DOOR OPEN

When burning is completed, CD-R media will be ejected automatically. To copy more images, repeat above process. In the next back-up process, [START] time in CD-R sub-menu shall be [END] time in previous back-up, and you can copy images in series to many CDs as many as you want.

CD-R SETUP

HDD

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23

CD-R 700 MB

[START] 2005/AUG/07 AM04:04:12 [ END ] 2005/AUG/08 PM08:12:23 [ SIZE ] 700 MB - > 700MB

BURN

CD-RW BURNING : IMAGE DATA.

SELECT : SETUP BUTTON

IP CONFIG SETUP

MAC ADDRESS

IP ADDRESS

IP PORT

GATEWAY

SUBNET MASK

DHCP SETUP

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

00-0A-A2-00-00-00

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

192.168.001.160

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

50000

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

192.168.001.001

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

255.255.255.000

AUTOMATIC

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

1) TCP/IP SETUP

TCP/IP function enables user to see live pictures and recorded pictures via the internet.

(1) IP CONFIG SETUP :

Show the network information assigned to the DVR unit. If the DHCP setup status is AUTOMATIC, user can set the IP port only and if the DHCP setup status is MANUAL, user must set all parameters. For detail procedure of Remote viewer program installation, refer to CHAP. 6 Software program.(Remote viewer software).

CHAP. 5 Set Up

2) RS-232C SETUP

User can control the DVR via RS-232C port. Connect DVR to PC via RS-232C port and control DVR using keyboard of PC. This function is mainly for programmer who wants to control DVR as part of many devices connected to PC system, as in SI project.

3) PAN/TILT SETUP

It is to set parameters for PTZ camera connected to DVR unit. DVR unit already includes all protocols of well-known PTZ cameras like PELCO D type PTZ camera, and user just select MODEL and set other parameters to control this PTZ cameras, using operation buttons on the front panel of DVR. If PTZ camera whose protocol is not incorporated into this DVR unit, user must input protocol of this PTZ camera by himself. Using USB device port, user can upgrade protocol for PTZ camera.

PAN/TILT SETUP

COMMAND SETTING Å PTZ camera set SPEED SETTING Å PTZ speed set

SELECT : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

(2) CONNECTION SETUP :

- TIME OUT : Adjust TIMEOUT value properly to successfully access to DVMR unit via Internet line. If data transmission speed is high enough, leave TIMEOUT value as set by manufacturer (200 msec), and increase it if data transmission via Internet line is relatively slow. Execute tracert (Tracing Route) in your PC for IP assigned to DVMR unit, and you can figure out how much TIMEOUT value increased.

- RETRY COUNT : Set the retry number of times for network connection.

RS-232C SETUP

SPEED LENGTH STOP BIT PARITY

576000

8 1

NONE

SELECT : ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + -

01 PELCO-D 000 2400 BPS 1 MSEC

PAN/TILT STOP

0.7 FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

SELECT : ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + -

CHANNEL

MODEL PTZ ID BAUDRATE CMD DELAY

COMMAND

LENGTH CODE

COMMAND SETTING

1) CHANNEL : Select ch annel

2) MODEL : Select camera model (protocol type) per each channel

3) PTZ ID : Select ID

4) BAUDRATE : Select data transmission speed

5) CMD DELAY : Select command delay time

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

TIMEOUT 200 MSEC RETRY COUNT 08

CONNECTION SETUP

MANUAL

000.000.192.168

192.168.001.160

255.255.255.000

192.168.001.001

SELECT : ▲▼, CHANGE VALUE : + -

DHCP MODE

DNS SERVER IP ADDRESS SUBNET MASK GATEWAY

DHCP SETUP

CHAP. 5 Set Up

5-7. FACTORY DEFAULT

Set the all system parameters as manufacturer first set before delivery. It is a kind of system initialization, and manufacturer recommends to do it when you add new HDD or other changes in system to make all system ready for normal operation. Use direction button to move and Press [ENTER] button to change parameters. After move to RUN, Press [ENTER] button for actual Factory Default setting.

SYSTEM MENU

DISPLAY SETUP CONFIGURATION

RECORD SETUP EXTERNAL DEVICE

FACTORY DEFAULT LANGUAGE ENGLISH

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

5-8. LANGUAGE SETUP

The menu can be displayed in a number of languages. Press [ENTER] button to select your language.

FACTORY DEFAULT

SELECT MENU : ▲▼, & [ENTER]

ALL SCREEN DISPLAY CAMERA SETTING MOTION SETUP PANTILT SERUP SCHEDULE SETUP CONFIGURATION

RUN

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

6-1. DVR Network Configuration

Now that you are familiar with the equipment and should be able to identify a router from a modem and a Cat5 network cable from a telephone cable, we will proceed to determine the network scenario that fits your current network.

Please call your provider to identify what type of service they are providing you. You will need to know following ;

Upload speed – For your own knowledge for expected frame rates Download speed – For your own knowledge for expected frame rates Addressing – For determining what scenario you should follow Router On Site or Just a Modem – For determining what scena rio you sh o ul d follow

※NOTE : If your provider is using PPPoE (usually DSL providers), you MUST have a router

installed on site and follow CASE C for DVR setup and access.

※PLEASE verify Internet access after installing any new equipment (routers, switches, modems, etc.).

If possible, use a PC on the network to verify that an Internet connection can be made and that all current configurations on any equipment are up and working properly. Do this before doing ANY configurations with the DVR. We are assuming that your current equipment is configured properly for Internet access.

PC’s TCP/IP Setting

Before configuring the DVR, please fill out the information below if applicable ; Choose any PC on your network and determine its TCP/IP settings; IP Address :

(ex.192.168.1.5)

Subnet Mask :

(ex. 255.255.255.0)

Default Gateway :

(ex.192.168.1.1)

* For information on how to determine this information, please consult the FAQ page.

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

Next pages are several network scenarios. Each one is labeled with a letter. Please identify

which scenario your cur

rent network falls within and follow the instructions for configuring and

accessing your DVR via TCP/IP. The box below represents an area that you can’t control. If you are unable or do not have access

to your router for port forwarding. Please contact your provider and request them to forward a port to the corresponding DVR IP address :

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

Case A : Single Static IP w/Personal Router

Configure the DVR as follows :

1. Set the DVR to MANUAL for the TCP/IP settings. Do not use DHCP SETUP for this application or verify that DHCP SETUP is set to MANUA L.

2. IP ADDRESS : assign it a private IP address (ex : 192.168.0.105) a. You need to assign the DVR an IP address just as you would a PC. b. The IP address you assign must be unique to your local network as well as “match”

your local network. For information on how to choose a unique IP that matches your network, consult the FAQ.

c. The IP address you assign must be a private IP address. For information on what a

private IP address is, consult the FAQ.

d. When configuring the DVR’s IP address information, the version of firmware within

the units may display the IP addresses differently. For simplicity sake,

192.168.1.105 may have to be configured as 192.168.001.105

3. PORT NUMBER : 50000 a. 4 channel, 8 channel & 16 channel : This number is stated explicitly. b. For most situations, please use the default 50000 for simplicity.

4. SUBNET MASK : 255.255.255.0 (example) a. Assign the DVR the same exact subnet mask as your PC.

5. GATEWAY : 192.168.0.1(example) a. Assign the DVR the same exact gateway (or default gateway) as your PC.

6. Please DO NOT configure MAC ADDRESS or DHCP SETUP.

7. You will need to forward port 50000 through your router. Please forward port 50000 to the IP ADDRESS you have assigned the DVR.

8. Your DVR is now ready for access.

* For detail information on the above, please consult the FAQ.

Accessing the DVR using the Remote Software for CASE A

LOCALLY :

To access the DVR locally, that is from your local network on site from where the DVR is installed. Open the remote viewing software and click on the “Settings” button. As far as TCP/IP connectivity is concerned only 4 entries need to be made :

1. IP address : Input the IP address that you assigned the DVR. As in the above example I would input the private IP address of 192.168.0.105

2. Port : 50000(this has to match what is configured in the router and in the DVR)

3. User ID : (always leave the default “ admin “)

4. Password : this must match what is configured in the DVR

a) 4,8,16 channel default : Blank (NO PASSWORD)

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

REMOTELY :

To access the DVR remotely, that is from outside your local network, follow the above directions for accessing locally, except for the IP address. For CASE A, you have received a static IP from your Internet provider. That static IP address is what you must enter into the software for connectivity to take place (NOT the IP of the DVR). Contact your provider if you have misplaced the forms stating your static IP address. Since you are accessing the DVR via a router, you must enter the router’s WAN IP address which is the exactly the same as the static IP that you have received from your Internet provider.

Case B : Single Static IP Directly Connected to the DVR

Accessing the DVR using the Remote Software for CASE B

Configure the DVR as follows :

1. Set the DVR to MANUAL for the TCP/IP settings. Do not use DHCP SETUP for this application or verify that DHCP SETUP is set to MANUA L.

2. IP ADDRESS : assign it a public IP address (ex : 24.106.1.195) a. You need to assign the DVR an IP address just as you would a PC. b. The static IP address that you received from your Internet provider is the address

that you will assign this DVR, if you do not know this IP address please contact your provider.

c. When configuring the DVR’s IP address information, the version of firmware within

the units may display the IP addresses differently. For simplicity sake,

24.106.1.195 may have to be configured as 24.106.001.195

3. PORT NUMBER : 50000 a. 4 channel, 8 channel & 16 channel : This number is stated explicitly. b. For most situations, please use the default 50000 for simplicity.

4. SUBNET MASK : 255.255.255.240 (example) a. Along with your static IP address you should have received your subnet mask from

your Internet provider. Plea se u se t h at subnet mask when configuring the DVR. If you did not receive this information contact yo ur service provider.

5. GATEWAY : 24.106.1.193(example) a. Along with your static IP address you should have received your gateway or default

gateway from your Internet provider. Please use that gateway when configuring the DVR. If you did not receive this information contact your service provider.

6. Please DO NOT configure MAC ADDRESS or DHCP SETUP.

7. Your DVR is now ready for access.

LOCALLY :

You cannot physically access the unit locally since a router was not used in this case.

Internet

(ISP)

Modem

Built in DVR

Phone line

Or CATV

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

REMOTELY :

To access the DVR remotely, open the remote viewing software and click on the “Settings”

button. As far as TCP/IP connectivity is concerned only 4 entries need to be made :

For CASE B, you have received a static IP from your Internet provider. That static IP address is what you must enter into the software for connectivity to take place (this should be the same IP address configured in the DVR). Contact your provider if you have misplaced the forms stating your static IP address. As in the above example I would input the :

1. Public IP address of 24.106.1.195

2. Port : 50000(this has to match what is configured in the DVR)

3. User ID : (always leave the default “ admin “)

4. Password : this must match what is configured in the DVR a) 4,8,16 channel default : Blank (NO PASSWORD)

Case C : Dynamic or PPPoE IP w/Personal Router

Configure the DVR as follows :

1. Set the DVR to MANUAL for the TCP/IP settings. Do not use DHCP SETUP for this application or verify that DHCP SETUP is set to MANUA L.

your local network. For information on how to choose a unique IP that matches your network, consult the FAQ.

c. The IP address you assign must be a private IP address. For information on what a

private IP address is, consult the FAQ.

d. When configuring the DVR’s IP address information, the version of firmware within

the units may display the IP addresses differently. For simplicity sake,

192.168.1.105 may have to be configured as 192.168.001.105

3. PORT NUMBER : 50000 a. 4 channel, 8 channel & 16 channel : This number is stated explicitly. b. For most situations, please use the default 50000 for simplicity.

4. SUBNET MASK : 255.255.255.0 (example) a. Assign the DVR the same exact subnet mask as your PC.

5. GATEWAY : 192.168.0.1(example) a. Assign the DVR the same exact gateway (or default gateway) as your PC.

6. Please DO NOT configure MAC ADDRESS or DHCP SETUP.

7. You will need to forward port 50000 through your router. Please forward port 50000 to the IP ADDRESS you have assigned the DVR.

8. Your DVR is now ready for access.

* For detail information on the above, please consult the FAQ.

Internet

(ISP)

Modem

Personal

Router

w/switch

Built in DVR

Phone line

Or CATV

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

REMOTELY :

To access the DVR remotely, that is from outside your local network, follow the above directions for accessing locally, except for the IP address. For CASE C, you have received a

dynamic or PPPoE IP from your Internet provider. That static IP address is what you must enter into the software for connectivity to take place (NOT the IP of the DVR). You may be able to contact your provider to determine your cur

rent IP address. You can also try accessing your router and locating the status page that should list the WAN or Internet IP address. Since you are accessing the DVR via a router, you must enter the router’s WAN IP address which is the exactly the same as the IP that you have dynamically received from your Internet provider. Take into consideration that this scenario is not recommended, due to

the nature of dynamic addressing. Dynamic address may change randomly or on power failures. If you are unable to connect suddenly, first verify that your dynamic IP address has not changed.

Accessing the DVR using the Remote Software for CASE C LOCALLY :

1. IP address : Input the IP address that you assigned the DVR. As in the above example I would input the private IP address of 192.168.0.105

2. Port : 50000(this has to match what is configured in the router and in the DVR)

3. User ID : (always leave the default “ admin “)

4. Password : this must match what is configured in the DVR

a) 4,8,16 channel default : Blank (NO PASSWORD)

Case D : Multiple Static IPs w/Personal Router

Configure the DVR as follows :

1. Set the DVR to MANUAL for the TCP/IP settings. Do not use DHCP SETUP for this application or verify that DHCP SETUP is set to MANUA L.

2. IP ADDRESS : assign it a public IP address (ex : 24.106.1.195) a. You need to assign the DVR an IP address just as you would a PC. b. For this case you must have received several available static IP addresses. Of those,

choose one that is not in use to which you can assign the DVR, if you do not know your available IP addresses please contact your provider.

c. When configuring the DVR’s IP address information, the version of firmware within

the units may display the IP addresses differently. For simplicity sake,

24.106.1.195 may have to be configured as 24.106.001.195

3. PORT NUMBER : 50000 a. 4 channel, 8 channel & 16 channel : This number is stated explicitly. b. For most situations, please use the default 50000 for simplicity.

Internet

(ISP)

Modem

Personal

Router

w/switch

Built in DVR

Phone line

Or CATV

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

4. SUBNET MASK : 255.255.255.240 (example) a. Along with your static IP addresses you should have received your subnet mask

from your Internet provider. Please use that subnet mask when configuring the DVR. If you did not receive this information contact your service provider.

5. GATEWAY : 24.106.1.193(example) a. Along with your static IP addresses you should have received your gateway or

default gateway from your Internet provider. Please use that gateway when configuring the DVR. If you did not receive this information contact yo ur service provider.

6. Please DO NOT configure MAC ADDRESS or DHCP SETUP.

7. Your DVR is now ready for access.

LOCALLY :

To access the DVR locally, open the remote viewing software and click on the “Settings”

button. As far as TCP/IP connectivity is concerned only 4 entries need to be made.

For CASE D, you have received a static IP from your Internet provider. That static IP address is what you must enter into the software for connectivity to take place (this should be the same IP address configured in the DVR). Contact your provider if you have misplaced the forms stating your static IP address. As in the above example I would input the :

1. Public IP address of 24.106.1.195

2. Port : 50000(this has to match what is configured in the DVR)

3. User ID : (always leave the default “ admin “)

4. Password : this must match what is configured in the DVR a) 4,8,16 channel default : Blank (NO PASSWORD)

Accessing the DVR using the Remote Software for CASE D

REMOTELY :

To access the DVR remotely, just follow the same instructions for local access.

Case E : Dynamic IP Directly Connect to the DVR with High Speed Cable

Internet

(ISP)

Modem

Built in DVR

CATV

CHAP. 6 Network Setup

Configure the DVR as follows :

For this application you can still use the DVR for remote access, yet you will hav e to verify the IP address within the DVR on a continuous basis to ensure the IP address hasn’t changed. This setup will not work with most Dynamic DSLDKDKD providers. In any instance in which the DVR cannot detect an IP, please use CASE C.

1. Unplug the power from the modem.

2. Turn off the DVR.

3. After waiting 5 minutes, power on the modem followed by the DVR.

4. Enter the TCP/IP Setup menu.

5. Enter DHCP Setup.

6. Select IP DETECT MODE.

7. Press ENTER.

8. It should now display DHCP.

9. Cursor down to REQUEST IP and hit ENTER.

10. The Unit will now send a request to a DHCP server asking for IP address information. a. If it is unable to detect an IP address, contact your ISP to reset the modem, before

trying again.

b. After an IP has been received, the lease time listed under IP LEASE TIME is just

notifying you when the DVR will try to renew the IP address. Typically it will try to receive the same IP, but it is a good idea to check your IP on a continuous basis.

11. Exit DHCP SETUP.

12. Select IP ADDRESS to determine the IP address the unit has received.

13. The DVR is now ready for access.

REMOTELY :

To access the DVR remotely, open the remote viewing software and click on the “Settings”

button. As far as TCP/IP connectivity is concerned only 4 entries need to be made.

For CASE E, you have received a dynamic IP from your Internet provid er. That dyn amic IP address is what you must enter into the software for connectivity to take place (this should be the same IP address configured in the DVR). Check your DVR’s current IP address for access :

1. IP address : 24.106.1.195(example)

2. Port : 50000(this has to match what is configured in the DVR)

3. User ID : (always leave the default “ admin “)

4. Password : this must match what is configured in the DVR a) 4,8,16 channel default : Blank (NO PASSWORD)

Accessing the DVR using the Remote Software for CASE E

LOCALLY :

You cannot physically access the unit locally since a router was not used in this case.

- Power switch : Press the Power switch to exit the program. Please disconnect the live feed before powering off the software

- Connect button : Press the Connect button to view the live images from the DVR. These are the same images being displayed on the monitor of the DVR, with a delay depending on your internet connection at both the DVR location and from where you’re currently accessing.

- Disconnect button : Press this button to disconnect from the DVR unit. Then you may power off the software.

- Screen Division button : Select how many channels to view simultaneously(single,4-split,9-split, or 16-split). When you select a view you will see the Channel Numbers highlighted which determine what channels are currently being viewed.

- Channel number button : Select the channel that you want to view based on what Screen Division

view is enabled.

-Statuswindow: Display’s the current time and date based. The date is in the format : Year/Month/Day.

You will also see the status of your connection.

- Setting, Playback, and Sequence buttons ;

a. Setting : Enables the software configuration screen. b. Playback : Enables the remote playback screen. c. Sequence : When in single channel view, hitting the sequence button will sequence

through all active channels at a speed specified in the settings menu.

- PTZ control : You can control a PTZ camera via the software with these controls. a. First, you must input or configure the spe cific PTZ proto col int o t he so ftware in

order to communicate with the PTZ device.

b. When you press any of the controls for the PTZ, please press and hold the button

for 1-2 seconds per instance to compensate for the data transmission rate. If you do not and instead simply click the PTZ buttons, you may get undesired results

(having the requested operation transmitted repeatedly, regardless of your intention).

c. The plus and minus buttons send the PTZ commands to the corresponding PTZ

camera ID.

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6-2. Remote Viewer program

MAIN INTERFACE

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Setting Screen

PTZ TYPE : If using PTZ device or camera, select the protocol your PTZ camera is using from the list of

preconfigured protocols.

Circular Monitoring Interval : This indicates the speed of the channels sequence when the

SEQUENCE button is used from the main interface.

PTZ Baud Rate : Enter the Baud Rate of your PTZ camera. Run in full screen mode : When checked, this will enable the program to re-adjust the interface to

completely fill your computer screen.

Set Path to Save Downloaded image : Determines the location and folder on your PC where the

downloaded video clips are stored. If you do not specify a valid location, The viewer program will save all files in the default location of C:\Program Files\DvrRemoteViewer4

Name (LABEL) : This just identifies your settings. The settings are automatically saved under this label

when you hit ‘OK’.

IP Address : Based on your network scenario and from where you’re accessing, enter the appropriate

IP address.

PORT : Enter the Port Number you assigned the DVR. ID : Always enter ‘admin’ Password : This must match the password on the DVR. For simplicity, just use numbers.

- It can add and save several IP Addresses for prompt multi-site monitoring.

PLAYBACK INTERFACE through Remote Viewer

Function of each button in Search window.

Exit : Exit to live window. Full screen : Select a certain camera to view in full screen. Quad : To view quad mode (4 channels at the same time) Time : The recording time & date information of the pictures which is being played. Channel selection : Select each camera. Time selection : Select a time from which user want to see. The playback will be started from this

point.(drag the point using mouse)

Start and end time : Indicate record starting time and end time of images on HDD Other operating button : Refer to the next page description.

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: Play fast backward

: Move to the start of recording

: Play backward(1X)

: Move to the previous hour

: Play forward(1X)

: Move to the afterward hour

: Play fast forward

: Stop playback

: Move to the end of recording

: Command button.

a) SAVE : After pressing the Stop button, click SAVE button to save the currently viewed image in jpg

format.

b) PRINT : After pressing the Stop button, click PRINT button to print the currently viewed image. c) EVENT : To be available later d) RECORD : Press this button to download playback images transmitted from DVR unit into your

PC. Images downloaded is saved in the folder set in Remote Viewer Setup. Press the RECORD button again to stop downloading. User can see saved images using Media Player.

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: Calendar

Use this to select the date you wish to search. The filled in square outlines the date that is at the beginning of the hard drives. The outlined square indicates the data at the end of the hard drives. Select the date you wish to view. Verify a filled in square for that particular date. If an invalid date is selected it will default to the beginning of the hard drive(s).

Notice : To see continuous live view, it is recommended to set recording mode of DVR unit

in continuous recording mode. If it is set at motion recording mode, image transmission is done only when motion is detected, and user only see still images for most of cases.

Notice : While user access to DVR unit via IP network to see live view , the DVR unit continues to record.

While user see recorded images via IP, DVR unit shows live images through monitor connected to DVR unit. This is only for TRIPLEX MODE .

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6-3. Back-up CD Player

DVR units are with a built-in CD-RW, and user can copy images to CD. Using back-up CD player, user can see images on back-up CD, and function of each button in Back-up CD player is as below.

Time : Current time. Status Window : Start & End of time & date, Status of operating button.

When user play forward/backward, recorded time will appear.

Play Speed button : User can adjust play speed by pressing up/down button.

(2X,4X,8X,16X,32X,64X) Delay : (1X,1/2X,1/4X,1/8X,1/16X,1/64X,1/128X)

Operation button : User can search recorded data using these buttons.

a) Move the slide bar to start position b) Play fast backward in preset speed c) Play backward at 1x speed d) Pause e) Play forward at 1x speed f ) Play fast forward in preset speed g) Move the slide bar to end position

Function button

a) OPEN : Open the Back-up CD Player. b) EDIT : User can edit, save and print recorded image on Edit mode. This edit button will work

when you selected one of 16 cameras.

c) EXIT : Exit from Back-up CD Player.

Channel button : Select channel to see pictures in full screen. Slide Bar : Move to a point from which user want to see. Page button : This button is just working when screen-division is 4-split in 8 ch DVR, or 4-split or

8-split in 16 ch DVR. Moves to next page.

Screen division : 1/4/9/16

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Image EDIT

1. Image Edit Status Window : Shows record time & date, Image size, Command status.

2. Edit Button : User can adjust color tone of copied images using this button.

- Contrast : a) make bright part of image brighter and dark part of image darker b) To reduce light and shade, lower contrast a little

- Brightness a) make an image brighter b) make an image darker

- Sharpness : give sharp-edge effect

- Blur : make an image soft

3. Function button

a) Save : User can save an image in JPEG format. It is saved in the folder where you installed

back-up CD player. b) Print : User can print current image user selected c) EXIT : Return to Back-up CD Player mode.

a a

b b

Contrast

Brightness

Blur

Sharpness

Save Print Exit

a b c

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6-4. Frequently Asked Questions

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F A Q

How do I determine my PC’s TCP/IP settings?

For Window 98 / Me Users

1. Click on the Start Menu, select RUN

2. Type ‘winipcfg’ (without the quotes), hit Enter

3. Use the drop down list to select your 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter(not the PPP adapter)

4. Now you will see your IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway information For Window 2000 / XP

1. Click on the Start Menu, select RUN

2. Type ‘cmd’ (without the quotes), hit Enter

3. The command prompt will appear. At the prompt type – “ipconfig”(without the quotes)

4. This will list your current IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

How do I choose a unique IP that matches my network?

For your home or small office, ensure that all devices on your network are running. Chose an IP address that you wish to assign the DVR. To ensure the IP address that you will assign the DVR matches your network, review the “PC’s TCP/IP settings” that you had recorded earlier. See some examples below.”

- If your “IP Address” entry in “PC’s TCP/IP Settings” was 192.168.0.y and your “Subnet Mask” was

255.255.255.0 then use 192.168.0.x for your DVR’s IP Address (“x” meaning any number between 2-254 that you wish, as long as it passes the “PING” test).

- If your “IP Address” entry in “ PC’s TCP/IP Settings” was 192.168.1.y and your “Subnet Mask” was

255.255.255.0 then use 192.168.1.x for your DVR’s IP Address (“x” meaning any number between 2-254 that you wish, as long as it passes the “PING” test).

After choosing an appropriate IP address, ‘PING’ the IP address that you plan to assign to the DVR. If you receive a “Request timed out”, then you may use that IP address (the PING test has passed).

* If your “IP Address” entry under “PC’s TCP/IP Settings” is not a 192.168.z.y address with a

“Subnet Mask” of 255.255.255.0 then please contact our Support Center.

** If your “IP Address” entry under “PC’s TCP/IP Settings” is not a 192.168.z.y address, please

contact our Support Center.

How do I “PING” an IP address ?

1. Open an MS-DOS (or Command) prompt.

2. At the prompt type – “ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” (without the quotes and replace the x’s with an IP address)

3. Press Enter

How do I “ PING” an IP address ?

1. Open an MS-DOS (or Command) prompt

2. At the prompt type –“ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” (without the quotes and replace the x’s with an

IP address)

3. Press Enter

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Ping Result. When testing for a usable IP address, verify that you get a “Request timed out” message. This ensures that the IP address that you have tested is not being used by another device on your network.

How do I open an MS-DOS or Command Prompt ?

Windows 98/Me : Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> MS-DOS prompt Windows 2000/XP : Start -> (All) Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt

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Can I configure my DVMR for remote access using a Dial-Up connection?

Yes, it is possible, but not recommended. With a live video feed, the bandwidth that a dial-up connection provides is very poor. In addition, you will have to install a device that allows your DVR to connect directly to your dial-up phone line (roughly $200).

Why is my remote video jerky?

The frame rates received via the Internet are all dependent on your connection condition and speed at both the DVR site and the location from where you are accessing the DVR. The fastest frame rates are achieved locally.

Important Notes Regarding the Remote Viewer and the DVR

When you are in SCAN MODE and are playing back data, you are actually accessing the DVR remotely and placing the unit itself in playback mode, which enables DVR to record the images.

When selecting a date/time to play back. First, ensure that the stop button has been pressed (screen should have no images displayed). Next, select the date you wish to view and verify that it is a valid date on the hard drive and tha t the selected data is outlined with the box filled in. Then, select the time you wish to access for that particular date. Finally, hit the single-arrow play or double-arrow play button .

To see continuous live view, we recommend NOT setting the DVR for motion detection. The remote viewer only sends images when there is motion and this motion is not fluid. The remote SCAN MODE option still operates as normal. We recommend only using the remote playback feature if you set the DVR for Continuous Record.

The DVR still records images in the remote scan mode, but recording rates drop by a small amount. Therefore, we recommend remote access to DVR for Scan when needed.

The remote viewer is only compatible with Windows operating systems. If the connection is lost during remote playback, exit SCAN MODE, reconnect to the live view,

then re-enter SCAN MODE.

How do I choose a private IP address : Below lists the ranges for private addresses.

Private Class A address space : 10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255 Private Class B address space : 172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255 Private Class C address space : 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255

For most cases you will choose a private IP address that falls in the Class C address space. (ex. 192.168.1.x or 192.168.0.x)

How do I forward a port in my router?

For cases A&C you must forward a TCP port through your router. This port is the Port Number specified in the DVR. For most cases you should be able to leave the default at 50000.

Every router has a different procedure for forwarding ports. Please consult your router’s user guide on how to correctly configure Port Forwarding.

CHAP. 7 Specifications

7-1. Specification of DVR

• The best picture quality in Playback(JPEG-2000)

• Real time live display in all channels

• 4 channel video 240(200)ips recording capability

• Triplex (Playback/Recording/Ethernet)

• Multi-language menu

• Remote monitoring and download through network

• Easy PTZ camera control by pre-assigned buttons

• Password Protection

• Remote Controller

Multiplex function

Triplex (Playback/Recording/Ethernet)

Storage Internal HDD 1 HDD with no limitation in capacity Capacity CD-RW For Backup Video Inputs Composite 4Ch

Outputs Loop out

4Ch

Compression JPEG-2000 Compression Rate Basic (Image size fixed) Normal

Enhanced

Fine

Super Fine

Display Speed Real Time display Recording Recording Mode Time, Motion, schedule, Alarm /Search Search Event Search, Date/Time Search

Recording Speed (NTSC/PAL) Full (60/50), Dual (120/100)

Recording Resolution (NTSC/PAL) 720x240/720x288 Multi-language English, Spanish, German, Italy, France, to be added more Switching Interval 1~99 sec selectable Live Division Screen 1 / 4 Split

Digital Zoom, Freeze function available in Live mode, PIP

Alarm Inputs 4 Alarms (NO/NC selectable in SETUP menu)

Outputs 1 (NO/NC)

Post Alarm Duration of alarm output : 1 sec ~ 59 sec selectable Motion Detection Area division : 16 x12 / Detection Division : 32 x 24 Network Ethernet (TCP/IP), Remote viewer program included Backup VCR, CD-RW back-up, Download via IP Network PTZ Control RS-485, Key Control (Key assigned for each PTZ command) Firmware upgrade CD-R Serial I/F RS-485 For PTZ camera control

RS-232C For operation using keyboard of PC

Power Requirements DC 12V 6.6A Adaptor

Design and specifications are subjected to changes without notice

Composite 2Ch (Monitor)

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7-2. Specification of Monitor

Display type

15” Diagonal Active-matrix TFT LCD

Brightnessl 250cd/m2 (Typical)

700:1

Contrast Ratio

Respons time 8ms

Gross Weight (kg) 8.3kg Dimensions (WXHXD) mm 356.4 X 329.7 X 68.5

Packing (mm) 453 X 463 X 185

• 15” diagonal active-matrix TFT LCD

• High brightness and contrast ratio

• Digital signal (ITU-656 / 8bit) input

• Using the deinterace chipset

• 3S design (Simple / Smart / Slim)

• Dual setting (Wall mountable and Table setting)

• Easy operating

Pixel pitch 0.297mm(H) x 0.297mm(V) Resolution 1024 x 768 @60Hz (XGA) Freauency Horizontal 30KHz ~ 60KHz

Vertical 56Hz ~ 75Hz

Active display area 304mm x 228mm

Input signal ITU-656 Digital 8bit Feature Design concept 3S (Simple / Smart / Slim)

Dual setting Wall mountable & Table setting All In One

DVR system + Monitor

Deinteracechipset

High quality of display

Design and specifications are subjected to changes without notice

MEMO

MEMO :

Best Picture Quality - JPEG2000

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