Opticom DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER OPERATION MANUAL

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

OPERATION MANUAL (REV.1.3)

Safety precautions

Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious personal
injury or death.
Failure to follow these instructions could result in personal injury or
property damage.
Notifies user of references to use conveniently.

 Install this equipment avoiding a direct ray of light, heats and moistures.

-Doing not, can result in lowering efficiency, electric shock or fire.

 Do not pull electric wire or do not touch power plug with wet hands.

-Can result in electric shock or fire.

 Do not bend the power cable forcedly or do not press it with heavy materials.

-Can result in electric shock or fire.

 Do not use damaged power cord or loose outlet plug.

-Can result in electric shock or fire.

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 Do not use the outlet fully.

-Can result in electronic shock or fire.

 Do not disassemble, repair or convert this product without permission.

-Can result in electric shock or fire. When repair is required, contact the service center.

 Do not open the cover of the product at your convenience or do not insert
inductive stick

into the ventilation hole.

-Especially, SMPS is open, so only professional technicians are allowed to work on.

Safety precautions

 Do not place equipment on the inclined or uneven plane.

-Can cause lowering of efficiency or malfunction.

 Do not vibrate or shock in operation.

-Can cause out of order with equipment and hard disk (HDD).

 be caution that do not cover the ventilation hole of HDD or put liquid into the equipment.

-may cause out of order of equipment and hard disk drive (HDD)

 Battery Caution : “Risk of Explosion if Battery is replaced by an Incorrect Type.

Dispose of Used Batteries According to the Instructions.”

Caution : Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate
the equipment.

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Note : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
Protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which
case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense

Contents

Open the box at the clean and even place. And read operation manual thoroughly before you install.

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Remote Controller

Power Cord Set

Check the items supplied with your DVR system. Refer to the picture above
and contact your dealer if you find anything is missing or damaged.

The specification and appearance may be changed without prior notice.

DVR Mainframe

Rack Mount

Software CD

USB Mouse (option)

Operation Manual

Index

Chapter I. System overview

System Specificaiton--------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
System Characteristics-----------------------------------------------------------------------------9

Chapter II. H/W description

System Appearance-------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
DVR Rear Panel------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12
System Rear Connection detail----------------------------------------------------------------14
System Front Descriptipon----------------------------------------------------------------------17
Remote Control Description---------------------------------------------------------------------18
Installation Guide for HDD & ODD devices --------------------------------------------19,20
System on / shutdown----------------------------------------------------------------------------21

Chapter III. Monitoring Screen

Monitoring Screen---------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
Screen split, login----------------------------------------------------------------------------------24
Menu – Dispay--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
Menu – Spot, PTZ, Alarm------------------------------------------------------------------------26
Menu – Status--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27
Menu – Record, Camera, Color, OSD-------------------------------------------------------28
Menu – Backup-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29
Menu – Mute, Logout-----------------------------------------------------------------------------30

Chapter IV. Setup

System------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------32

System – Information----------------------------------------------------------------------------33
System – Date/Time-----------------------------------------------------------------------------34
System – Disk-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35
System – User------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36
System – Log, Logout, Shutdown-----------------------------------------------------------37

Network-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38

Network – LAN------------------------------------------------------------------------------------39
Network – DDNS---------------------------------------------------------------------------------40
Network – Email----------------------------------------------------------------------------------41
Network – Callback------------------------------------------------------------------------------42

Device-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------43

Device – Camera---------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
Device – Alarm / Main Monitor----------------------------------------------------------------45
Device– Display / Spot Monitor---------------------------------------------------------------46
Device – Micellaneous--------------------------------------------------------------------------47

Record------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48

Record – Record policy / Record------------------------------------------------------------49

Event--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50

Event – Motion------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51
Event – Sensor------------------------------------------------------------------------------------52
Event – Video loss-------------------------------------------------------------------------------53
Event – System-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------54

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Index

Chapter V. Search

Search screen--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------56
Menu – Display / Calendar search------------------------------------------------------------57
Menu – Event search / Date / Time search------- ----------------------------------------58
Menu – First, Last, Bookmark------------------------------------------------------------------59
Menu – Local device / Backup device-------------------------------------------------------60

Chapter VI. Client program
REMOTE---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------62

Connection Info / Button-------------------------------------------------------------------------63
Program Info & Setup-----------------------------------------------------------------------------64
Icon Adjustment------------------------------------------------------------------------------------65
Remote search execute & setup--------------------------------------------------------------66
Menu – Remote setup (Camera)--------------------------------------------------------------67
Menu – Remote setup (Alarm)-----------------------------------------------------------------68
Menu – Remote setup (Record)---------------------------------------------------------------69
Menu – Remote setup (Record table)--------------------------------------------------------70
Menu – Remote setup (Record policy)-------------------------------------------------------71
Menu – Remote setup (Motion)----------------------------------------------------------------72
Menu – Remote setup (Motion link)----------------------------------------------------------73
Menu – Remote setup (Sensor)---------------------------------------------------------------74
Menu – Remote setup (Sensor link)----------------------------------------------------------75
Menu – Remote setup (Video loss)-----------------------------------------------------------76
Menu – Remote setup (Video loss link)------------------------------------------------------77
Menu – Remote setup (Sytem)----------------------------------------------------------------78
Menu – Remote setup (Disk error/S.M.A.R.T)---------------------------------------------79
Menu – Remote setup (Disk error/S.M.A.R.T link)----------------------------------------80
Play & Pause / Audio transmission / Mouse click to right------------------------------81
Channel button/Layout change button-------------------------------------------------------82
PTZoperation----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------83
Remote search (Image playback screen / Section)--------------------------------------84
Remote search (Hotkey & Event search)---------------------------------------------------85
Remote search (Connection info / button / playback button)--------------------------86
Remote search (Split screen change / Audio / Image control button)---------------87
Remote search (Saving related button)-----------------------------------------------------88
Remote search (Preview)------------------------------------------------------------------------89
Remote search (Mouse click to right)--------------------------------------------------------90
Remote search (Time table)--------------------------------------------------------------------91
Backup playback-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------92
PLAYER----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------93

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Chapter VII. APPENDIX

Front Key---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------97
Hot Key-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------98
Product Warranty----------------------------------------------------------------------------------99

Chapter-I. System Overview

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Chapter I

System Specification

LXP-400 LXP-900 LXP-1600

Video IN / Loop Out 4/4 9/9 16/16

Video Display 1, 4 1, 4, 9 1, 4, 9, 16

Monitor Out 1ch Composition / 1ch S-Video

VGA Out 1ch

Spot Out 2ch

Audio In/Out 4 in / 1 out

Audio Compression G.723

Display Resolution 720x480

Recording Resolution 720x480, 720x240, 360x240

Video Compression Mpeg4 Level 1,2,3

Display
Frame

Record
Frame

Playback
Frame

OS Embedded Linux

Network 10/100 BaseT(1EA)

USB USB2.0 (Front 2EA, Rear 1EA)

EIDE 2ch (Max 4EA HDD)

Console RS232C

PTZ RS485

Alarm Function (In/Out) 4/4 8/4 16/4

Front Key 34 Key, Jog/Shuttle

Remote controller ID Remote controller

Watchdog / Power monitor Yes

LCD 16X1 Line green back LCD

Front LED Power, Network, HDD

Dimension 435(W) x 425(D) x 87(H) mm

Operation temp. 0~45℃

Operation humidity 5~85%

Weight 7kg (Without CDRW, HDD)

Power Micro ATX 115/230VAC, 60/50Hz, 6/3A

NTSC 120fps 270fps 480fps

PAL 100fps 225fps 400fps

NTSC 120fps 240fps 480fps

PAL 100fps 200fps 400fps

NTSC 120fps 240fps 240fps

PAL 100fps 200fps 200fps

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Chapter I

System Characteristics

 480FPS real-time recording – 16ch / CIF(360*240 at NTSC) standard
 High level specification with elegance design and jog/shuttle, easy UI with LCD
 Control recording resolution, quality, frame rate by each camera
 USB mouse supported
 LIVE screen editing, Digital zoom, SPOT monitor supported
 Event / Panic / Schedule record, optimized record mode supported
 Diversified search by Time, Calendar, Event supported
 Diversified backup by USB2.0 and DVD-RW supported
 Convenient backup by AVI , Mini viewer etc
 10/100 Base-T network
 DDNS, NTP, E-MAIL, CALLBACK functions
 DISK ID, S.M.A.R.T functions, real-time disk health check
 Multi-language supported

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 Intensive security function by chosen AUTHORITY
 Diversified network program by LIVE, SEARCH, CMS, AGENT

Chapter-II. H/W Description

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Chapter II

System appearance

1) Front View

2) Side View

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3) Top View

Chapter II

DVR rear panel

1) 4CH Rear Panel

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Video input(4CH)

Alarm
input

Network port

USB port

2) 9CH Rear Panel

Video input(9CH)

Alarm
output

RS232 port

S-VHS out

VGA port

Audio in/out

NT/PAL switch

Factory reset switch

Video out

SPOT
output

Video out

AC115V~230V

switch

Ground

bolt

AC115V~230V

switch

Power

Power
switch

Power

Alarm
input

Network port

USB port

Alarm
output

RS232 port

S-VHS out

VGA port

Audio in/out

NT/PAL switch

Factory reset switch

SPOT
output

Ground

bolt

Power
switch

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3) 16CH Rear Panel

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Video input(16CH)

Alarm
input

Network port

USB port

Alarm
output

RS232 port

S-VHS out

VGA port

Audio in/out

NT/PAL switch

Factory reset switch

Video out

SPOT
output

AC115V~230V

switch

Ground

bolt

Power

Power
switch

Chapter II

System rear connection detail

1) Video Source Connection

It connects video sources (camera image) to BNC connector via cable.

2) LOOP OUT Connection

BNC connector of LOOP OUT can be used other device’s input.
Caution : It may cause low quality of picture when connecting unconnected cable from any device

to LOOP OUT BNC.

3) Monitor Connection

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CVBS OUT/SPOT : It connects normal CCTV CRT monitor.
S-VHS : It connects monitor that supports S-VHS(S-VIDEO)
VGA : It connects PC monitor or LCD monitor (not supporting DVI)

** Default of video output is designated to CVBS OUT + VGA OUT.

For screen out's conversion, It convert to CVBS OUT only if you press
front panel's DISPLAY button for more then 3 second.
The CVBS OUT's quality will be better If you use CVBS OUT only.

4) Audio Connection 5) Network Connection

It connects audio source (mic) to audio
input of RCA and connects speaker to
audio output.

It supports 10/100 BaseT, connects
Cat5 cable with RJ-45

Chapter II

6) RS232 port Connection.

RS232 port is connected to PC and other devices for specific function and After Sales purpose.

7) USB port Connection

front rear

It consists of 2 USB (Front), 1 USB (Rear), its supported devices are such as USB mouse, USB
external HDD and USB memory stick

8) ALARM IN(SENSOR) Connection

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It consists of ALARM IN(SENSOR) and SIGNAL+G(GND).

Ref : The spec. is Max 6V/50mA

9) ALARM OUT Connection

* Alarm output 1~4CH
It can be on/off for buzzer, headlamp etc.
Alarm input mode consists of NORMAL OPEN and NORMAL CLOSE.

Ref : The spec. Max24V/2A

Chapter II

9) Ground (Field GND) Connection

It connects bolt with wire to the Ground to protect DVR and user’s safety from surge,

static electricity and noise

10) Factory Reset Switch and NTSC/PAL Shift Switch

NTSC/PAL Shift Switch

Factory Reset Switch

The factory reset switch located at the left side of NTSC/PAL switch is used to return to factory
default setup values.

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When you need to shift NTSC/PAL mode, turn off the DVR before shift switch, then restart the DVR.

11) Power Connection <Power cord connector, AC 115V/230 switch, Power switch>

Power Supply is Micro ATX 115/230VAC , 60/50Hz , 6/3A
115/230VAC is changeable with shift switch.
Main power can be turned on/off by switch.

Chapter II

System Front Description

REMOVABLE HDD RACK
CD_RW,DVD_RW

<Front DOOR CLOSE >

POWER/HDD/

NETWORK LED

Direction

Playback

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Menu

USB2.0 port

Number

Power

<Front DOOR OPEN >

(1~0)

Remote control
IR sensor

Jog / Shuttle

Chapter II

Remote controller Description

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FUNCTION

PO WE R O N/O FF

REMO TE CONTR OL LER ID

OS D O N/OFF

MUTE O N/OFF

PLAY / PAUSE LATEST SEARCH

STO P TO L IVE

FAST REWING FIRST SEARCH

FAST FO RW ARD LAST SEARCH

STEP REVERS E CALENDAT SEARCH

STEP FORW ARD EVENT SEARCH

DISPLAY

SEQ UENCE

FREEZE

ZOO M

SETUP

BACKUP

COLO R

STATUS

ENTER

DIRECTION

MENU

ESCAPE

RECO RD

HOT KEY

○ How to change remote controller ID
A) Enter 'ID' button for 3seconds
B) Power LED is lightened.
C) Enter 2 letters of digit. (00 ~ 99) – In case 00, means no ID function

- ID set is available from 01 to 99.
D) Save setting value, then LED is off.
E) It enables to communicate the same ID DVR
F) LED is ON every time data is transferred.

Chapter II

Installation Guide for HDD & ODD devices (E-IDE Type)

Description

1. ODD(CD-RW/DVD-RW) devices should be installed as “Secondary Slave”.

2. HDD for system needs to be installed as “Primary”.

JR 1 : PRIMARY

JR 2 : SECONDARY

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MASTER : HDD#1
SLAVE : HDD#2

MASTER : HDD#3
SLAVE : ODD(CD/DVD)

Guide Chart for installing several HDDs

Installed HDD

IDE Connector IDE Connector

HDD x 1 HDD#1

HDD#1

HDD x 2

HDD#2

HDD#1

HDD x 3

HDD#2

HDD#3

PRIMARY

MASTER

PRIMARY

MASTER

PRIMARY

SLAVE

PRIMARY

MASTER

PRIMARY

SLAVE

SECONDARY

MASTER

HDD

JR 1 SYSTEM

JR 1 SYSTEM

JR 1

JR 1 SYSTEM

JR 1

JR 2

System

ODD(CD-RW/DVD-RW)

Devices

SECONDARY

SLAVE

JR 2

Chapter II

Installation Guide for HDD & ODD devices (SATA Type)

Description

1. ODD(CD-RW/DVD-RW) devices should be installed as “SATA 4”.

2. HDD for system needs to be installed as “SATA 1”.

SATA 1 : HDD#1
SATA 2 : HDD#2

SATA 3 : HDD#3
SATA 4 : ODD(CD/DVD)

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Guide Chart for installing several HDDs

HDD

Installed HDD

Connector Connector

HDD x 1 HDD#1 SATA 1 SYSTEM

HDD#1 SATA 1 SYSTEM

HDD x 2

HDD#2 SAAT 2

HDD#1 SATA 1 SYSTEM

HDD x 3

HDD#2 SATA 2

HDD#3 SATA 3

System

ODD(CD-RW/DVD-RW)

Devices

SATA 4

Chapter II

System On

• Put the power to the DVR.

• Turn on the power switch at the rear and press power button in front.

• It takes about 90 seconds to boot (It may take more when network cable isn’t connected)

System Shutdown

• Press Power button, then shutdown menu appears. Enter power button to shutdown system.

• Or select [SETUP > SYSTEM > SYSTEM SHUTDOWN] to shutdown system.

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Chapter-III. Monitoring Screen

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Chapter III

Monitoring Screen

1

2

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Monitoring screen : it monitors each channel.

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<Screen Indication>

LeftUp : Camera Name

P – Pan/tilt
A – Audio

RightUp : Record mode (Blue-Normal, Red-Event)

Motion status

Central : Video Loss, Hidden Camera

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Status Bar : DVR status Indication

(Backup, HDD usage, Current Time, SEQUENCE, FREEZE, Login info. etc)

Chapter III

Screen Split

Press DISPLAY button or mouse menu: changed on 1 -> 4 -> 9 -> 16 by turn

Direct Channel

1) Press channel No. on the remote control or front panel.

2) Click the screen to watch specific channel using mouse.
** Pressing No.1 button responds a bit delayed to wait a possible signal input of

No.10~16 (approx 2.5 seconds)

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LOG IN

Login to menu for setup
Default: ID – admin
PASSWORD - 1

It is recommended to change ID and PW for your safety.

CAMERA ALLOCATION function (changing camera display position)

1

Ex) Switching camera No 4 and 12.

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1) Press Enter in the monitoring screen, then
box is selected at No.1 camera.

2) Locate the box to the camera No. you want to
move using direction buttons.

3) Enter the camera number to switch

4) Then, selected camera is switched with the

Camera number you pressed.

5) To exit, press ESC or Enter

Chapter III

Menu Bar * Click MENU button or right button of mouse

DISPLAY

1, 4, 9, 16
: Split screen change (the same as DISPLAY button)

MISCELLANUEOUS

MISCELLANUEOUS

MISCELLANUEOUSMISCELLANUEOUS

SEQUENCE

SEQUENCE

SEQUENCESEQUENCE
Sequence camera group regularly

FREEZE

FREEZE

FREEZEFREEZE
Pause the screen

ZOOM

1 Full Live screen available only.
Select Zoom : Press zoom button and locate the box to magnify using direction keys
Move Zoom : It can be moved using direction key after press Enter.

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<ZOOM selected screen>

Zoom screen may provide low quality or be shaken as formatted digitally.

<ZOOM screen>

Chapter III

SPOT

2 spot monitors are supported and sequence / fix mode can be selected.
Select the Spot monitor in SETUP>DEVICE>SPOT MONITOR.

PTZ

Pan Tilt/Zoom/Focus/Iris Preset setting and moving functions are supported.
Each function can be different from each PTZ protocol.

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ALARM

Control Alarm output function.

Chapter III

STATUS

RECORD

Displays current recording status

EVENT

Displays current event information (motion/alarm).

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DISK

Displays current Disk information

NETWORK

Displays current network information.
Also displays current connected client information.

Chapter III

PANIC RECORD

Set recording mode in an emergency situation.
Press SETUP>RECORD> EVENT RECORD>FPS/QUALITY

SETUP

Select to enter into SETUP menu

CAMERA COLOR

Changes camera screen color

OSD

Changes OSD (On Screen Display)’s position.

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SEARCH

Select to enter into SEARCH menu

Chapter III

BACKUP

Select to backup recorded data.

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1) Backup Device Search

2) Select data to backup

3) Calculate data size

4) Warning when data size is over

5) Make Image after pressing OK.

6) Burning to CD

Chapter III

MUTE

Sound off

LOGOUT

Press SETUP>SYSTEM>USER

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Chapter-IV. SETUP

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Chapter IV

SETUP SCREEN

SYSTEM

Set up various system related items.

INFORMATION
DATE/TIME
DISK
USER
LOG
LOGOUT
SYSTEM SHUTDOWN

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Chapter IV

INFORMATION

INFORMATION

DEVICE NAME: User can change the DVR
name on his own.
LANGUAGE : Select language.
VERSION : Shows S/W version info.
(With UPGRADE button, you can upgrade
the newest S/W version)

Contact manufacturer or distributors for more
Upgraded version .

CONFIGURATION IMPORT : You can read setup values saved in USB or
Initialize the setup values

CONFIGURATION EXPORT : You can record setup values in USB equipment.

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Chapter IV

DATE/TIME

DATE/TIME

Set date, time & Time zone of System.

When you use it for the first time
Set these items in advance .

TIME SYN

Synchronize time with internet time server.

Set the GMT on the DATE/TIME list and
Adjust TIME SYNC.

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HOLIDAY

In the schedule record setup , it automatically
converts normal date to holiday schedule.

It works when record is setup as schedule mode.

Chapter IV

DISK

DISK TABLE

Shows current disk information connected to
system.

IMPORTED : DISK installed
RECORD : RECORD possible
SYSTEM : DISK allotted for SYSTEM

TOTAL DISK FORMAT

Format all connected HDD disks.
(When you select info column of connected DISK separately,
You can format DISK one by one.

One of DISKS should be a system disk for recording system logs & other TEMP file issuing
purposes.

Backup devices such as CD-RW/DVD-RW need to be installed as Secondary Slave.
(JR 2 Connector. – Slave jumper setting)

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<SYSTEM DISK selected Screen> <On FORMAT Screen>

Chapter IV

USER

USER

Shows currently registered user lists.
User accounts can be added or deleted.

+

add account with this button.

X Delete account with this button.

USER ADD

Possible to add user account
according to authority.

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CONFIRM LOGIN

When YES selected, LOGIN needs to be confirmed every time to enter into setup /
system menu.

AUTO LOGOUT ENABLE

LOGOUT automatically after a certain period of time.

AUTO LOGOUT TIME

Set idle time to LOGOUT

Chapter IV

LOG

LOG

Shows all log infos on SYSTEM and other events
CLEAR : Remove all log info.
UP/DOWN button : Move to next/previous log info

page by page .

Move to first part of LOG info.

Move to Last part of LOG info.

LOGOUT

LOGOUT function when exiting set up

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SYSTEM SHUTDOWN

SYSTEM ends.
The same as POWER OFF button of front or remote control.

Chapter IV

NETWORK

NETWORK

Set up various NETWORK items

LAN
DDNS
E-MAIL
CALLBACK

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Chapter IV

LAN
MAX CONNECTION

Shows maximum numbers of
Connectable users.
(Up to 4)

STATIC TYPE

Select in case of STATIC IP.
All setting values of IP, GATEWAY, NETMASK
Need to be set manually.

DHCP TYPE

Select during automatic DHCP IP.
User set DNS only.
(under the situation of DHCP server operating mode)

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ADSL TYPE

In case USER ID, P/W are needed to input
such as PPPoE of ADSL line

Chapter IV

DDNS(DYNAMIC DNS)

ENABLE

Select if you want DDNS
This is under the situation of Dynamic IP

Network.

SERVER

Select DDNS server
EZDDNS : Specialized DDNS server operated by Manufacturer

 www.ezddns.com
DYNDNS: DDNS common server

In order to use DDNS service
Account & HOSTNAME should be registered in the server first.

HOSTNAME

User name of IP ADDRESS ON Dynamic IP circumstance.
It is the same name as registered on DDNS server.

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USERNAME / PASSWORD

Type the user name & pas word registered on DDNS service.

ROUTER

Check if NETWORK is through ROUTER or IP sharer .

Recommended to use EZDDNS Server rather than DYNDNS as DYNDNS is not optimized
The system.

Chapter IV

E-MAIL

ENABLE

Select when you need E-MAIL transmission.
ALL event information is sent to admin’s
E-mails.

SMTP SERVER

Write the MAIL sending SMTP server name.

AUTH ENABLE

Check when you need account
authority.

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ID / PASSWORD

Input account & password .

Chapter IV

CALLBACK

ENABLE

Check to use CALLBACK function .
All event or specific information are sent to

“Agent” Program which is installed on P.C

CALLBACK ADD

Register IP address of P.C for callback
function

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Chapter IV

DEVICE

DEVICE

These are item lists for the control of CAMERA, ALARM .

CAMERA
ALARM
DISPLAY
MAIN MONITOR
SPOT MONITOR
MISCELLANEOUS

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Chapter IV

CAMERA

ENABLE

Check if you want to use current camera

TITLE

Can change the camera name.

HIDDEN

Doesn’t show the screen on live mode
Even though it records and runs normally.

PTZ ENABLE

Check if you want to use PTZ function.

PTZ PROTOCOL

Select PTZ PROTOCOL.
Various of protocol information including
PELCO-D are implemented.
If you can not find one, please contact manufacturer

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PTZ ADDRESS

When you use many of same PTZ equipments
You can name on these PTZ sites.
Site numbers can be from 0 to 255.

PTZ PORT

Adjustable related protocol BAUDRATE, DATA BIT.

Chapter IV

ALARM

ENABLE

Check if you use specific ALARM.

TITLE

Changes connected ALARM names.

ALARM TYPE

Select specific ALARM TYPE.
(NORMAL OPEN, NORMAL CLOSE)

MAIN MONITOR

Set up SEQUENCE, EVENT POPUP
of main monitor.

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SEQUENCE

Set up the screen switching times.

EVENT POPUP

Check if you want event pop up function.

Chapter IV

DISPLAY

Shows all OSD display details.

CAMERA INFOMATION

Selects the display of CAMERA NO, TITLE

EVENT INFOMATION

Select OSD display for the EVENT.

STATUS INFORMATION

Shows various status of OSD.

SPOT MONITOR

Set up functions of SPOT MONITOR.

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SPOT NUMBER

Select SPOT output numbers.

SPOT SEQUENCE ENABLE

Select SPOT switching channel.

FIXED CAMERA

Select the camera number not to switch .

SEQUENCE CAMERA

Select which camera to switch.

SEQUENCE DWELL

Adjust switching times .

Chapter IV

MISCELLANEOUS

Control of remote controller/key related functions.

REMOTE CONTROLLER ID

Designate remote control ID.
It is useful when many DVRs installed
at the same place .

KEY TONE ENABLE

Select button volume on the front panel.

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Chapter IV

RECORD

RECORD

These are control lists of recording related functions.

RECORD POLICY
RECORD

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Chapter IV

RECORD POLICY

Select RECORD types.

- Two types (Single Record, Overwrite)

RECORD

Set up specific record type per each camera.

RESOLUTION

Set up resolution.

-360*240(CIF)

-720*240(HALF-D1)

-720*480(D1)

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RECORD MODE

Set up record type.
NORMAL+EVENT is focused record mode.

NORMAL/EVENT RECORD FPS

Set up how many frames to record.

NORMAL/EVENT RECORD QUALITY

Set up record quality.

SCHEDULE

Set each week’s schedule.

Chapter IV

EVENT

EVENT

This is for the control of all event items such as MOTION, SENSOR.

MOTION
SENSOR
VIDEO LOSS
SYSTEM

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Chapter IV

MOTION
SETUP

Set up the MOTION area & sensor.

RECORD

Set pre& post record mode.

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Click mouse right or MENU KEY button
to see motion area window

When record frames are less, PRE/POST
RECORD need to be set a lot more for
correct record search.

ACTION

Setting up list for how to act after EVENT.

-POPUP CAMERA/DWELL
:Set popup channel & time.

-ALARM/BUZZER DWELL

:Set alarm & buzzer time.

-E-MAIL

:Select EVENT info to be sent by e-mail.

-CALLBACK

:Select EVENT info to be sent to AGENT.

-WRITE LOG

:Select to write LOG info.

Chapter IV

SENSOR

SETUP

Set the SENSOR name & TYPE.
NORMAL OPEN : Normally it opens

and sends signals when detects sensors.
NORMAL CLOSE : Normally it closes,

and it sends SIGNAL when detects sensors.

RECORD

Set Connecting camera,
Pre, post record.

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When record frames are less, PRE/POST
RECORD need to be set a lot more for
correct record search.

ACTION

ACTION

ACTIONACTION
Setting up list for how to act after EVENT.
POPUP CAMERA/DWELL

POPUP CAMERA/DWELL

POPUP CAMERA/DWELLPOPUP CAMERA/DWELL
:Set popup channel & time.

----ALARM/BUZZER DWELL

ALARM/BUZZER DWELL

ALARM/BUZZER DWELLALARM/BUZZER DWELL

:Set alarm & buzzer time.

----EEEE----MAIL

MAIL

MAILMAIL

:Select EVENT info to be sent by e-mail.

----CALLBACK

CALLBACK

CALLBACKCALLBACK

:Select EVENT info to be sent to AGENT.

----WRITE LOG

WRITE LOG

WRITE LOGWRITE LOG

:Select to write LOG info.

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VIDEO LOSS

VIDEO LOSS can be an event type and
can set camera record and action.

SETUP

Select whether you want VIDEO LOSS
Function or not.

RECORD

Set connecting camera Pre& post record.

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When record frames are less, PRE/POST
RECORD need to be set a lot more for
correct record search.

ACTION

ACTION

ACTIONACTION
Setting up list for how to act after EVENT.
POPUP CAMERA/DWELL

POPUP CAMERA/DWELL

POPUP CAMERA/DWELLPOPUP CAMERA/DWELL
:Set popup channel & time.

----ALARM/BUZZER DWELL

ALARM/BUZZER DWELL

ALARM/BUZZER DWELLALARM/BUZZER DWELL

:Set alarm & buzzer time.

----EEEE----MAIL

MAIL

MAILMAIL

:Select EVENT info to be sent by e-mail.

----CALLBACK

CALLBACK

CALLBACKCALLBACK

:Select EVENT info to be sent to AGENT.

----WRITE LOG

WRITE LOG

WRITE LOGWRITE LOG

:Select to write LOG info.

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SYSTEM

Sets how to operate event related with
DISK mainly.

DISK FULL

Sets when HDD is full of record.

DISK ERROR

Sets when there is an error on HDD.

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S.M.A.R.T

Enables the system to prevent possible
malfunction of HDD by interfacing
between system and HDD.

Chapter-V. SEARCH

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Chapter V

SEARCH

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1

2

1

Playback Screen : Record Playback

2

Playback Time : Playback Time Display
Display Status

3

Playback Icon

Pause (ⅡⅡⅡⅡ)
Playback (▶)
Multiple Playback(▶ ▶, ▶ ▶ ▶, ▶ ▶ ▶ ▶)

3

It randomly shows the first searched record file when it goes to SEARCH MODE.
This type is the same as on event search , so it is possibly not to shows
The exact record file searched .

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SEARCH MENU

DISPLAY

Select screen division mode. (1,4,9,16 spirit)

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SEARCH KEY

PLAY/PAUSE : Play from the position that played the latest

BACK STEP : Calendar Search
REW : Move to the first

recorded data

STOP : Exit Playback (Return to Live Display)

CALENDAR SEARCH

Select date , hour, minutes, seconds in turn on calendar search.
When you click MINUTE, you can find specific record status as right below.

STEP : Event Search
FF : Move to the last

recorded data

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EVENT SEARCH

It shows all EVENT record list.
If you click related EVENT,
It plays that event promptly.

It may not be the same channel image as
shown on EVENT LIST because it shows the
first display image recorded at that time zone.

SEARCH KEY

Can be selectable on EVENT search.

-START/END

:Set EVENT search start, end time.

-MOTION/SENSOR/VIDEO LOSS

:Selectable per each camera

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DATE/TIME SEARCH

Search data by Date/Time .
You can search the event promptly
When you know the exact event time.

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FIRST

Move to first part of recorded DATA.

LAST

Move to last part of recorded DATA.

BOOKMARK

Sets automatically starting time during back up.
It is useful to set a bookmark as starting time
while search the data.

PLAYBACK USER INERFACE

Playback buttons appears when locate the mouse pointer at the bottom of screen

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DEVICE

Search internal or external
SYSTEM DISK .

LOCAL DEVICE

Search the data of internal DISK.

BACKUP DEVICE

Search backup device (Select when you play the backup data.)
If there are various back up devices , you can select a specific one .

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Chapter-VI. Client program

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Chapter VI

REMOTE

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3

5

7

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2

<REMOTE PROGRAM IS?>

<REMOTE PROGRAM IS?>

<REMOTE PROGRAM IS?><REMOTE PROGRAM IS?>
With connected to DVR remotely, it is to perform Remote Monitori

With connected to DVR remotely, it is to perform Remote Monitoring, Remote

With connected to DVR remotely, it is to perform Remote MonitoriWith connected to DVR remotely, it is to perform Remote Monitori
Search, Remote Backup etc. (Please install remote program from t

Search, Remote Backup etc. (Please install remote program from the program

Search, Remote Backup etc. (Please install remote program from tSearch, Remote Backup etc. (Please install remote program from t
CD)

CD)

CD)CD)

Environment conditions for Remote Program

Environment conditions for Remote Program

Environment conditions for Remote ProgramEnvironment conditions for Remote Program

1. INTEL P

1. INTEL P----4

1. INTEL P1. INTEL P

2. 256M or higher main memory(512M recommend)

2. 256M or higher main memory(512M recommend)

2. 256M or higher main memory(512M recommend)2. 256M or higher main memory(512M recommend)

3. WINDOWS O/S(WIN 2000, XP, Vista(32bit))

3. WINDOWS O/S(WIN 2000, XP, Vista(32bit))

3. WINDOWS O/S(WIN 2000, XP, Vista(32bit)) 3. WINDOWS O/S(WIN 2000, XP, Vista(32bit))

4. 32MB VGA card supports RGB (ATI series recommend)

4. 32MB VGA card supports RGB (ATI series recommend)

4. 32MB VGA card supports RGB (ATI series recommend)4. 32MB VGA card supports RGB (ATI series recommend)

5. At least 10Mbps network speed (Max 100Mbps support)

5. At least 10Mbps network speed (Max 100Mbps support)

5. At least 10Mbps network speed (Max 100Mbps support)5. At least 10Mbps network speed (Max 100Mbps support)

4

4 4

6

10

ng, Remote

ng, Remote ng, Remote

he program

he programhe program

Please note that some buttons and graphics may not be activated

Please note that some buttons and graphics may not be activated at this moment.

Please note that some buttons and graphics may not be activatedPlease note that some buttons and graphics may not be activated

Those inactivated buttons will be used later when system upgrade

Those inactivated buttons will be used later when system upgrades and expands

Those inactivated buttons will be used later when system upgradeThose inactivated buttons will be used later when system upgrade

at this moment.

at this moment. at this moment.

s and expands

s and expands s and expands

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Connection information

1

and Button

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Shows DVR’s name, IP address and connection

status.

DVR connection button.

<DVR Connection Window>

Add

Modify

Delete

: Enter IP address and user authentication

to connect DVR

: Modify IP address and user authentication

of the existing list

: Delete existing use.

DVR name :
Specify a name that you can easily

identify.

Address :
Specify assigned IP address to

connect DVR (Type the Host name of
REAL IP or DDNS.)

<New Connection/Modify Dialogue Window>

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<What is IP address?>
A set of address system that is used to find out destination in network access via
Internet or LAN.
IP address is divided into REAL IP and VIRTUAL IP, and REAL IP must be sent on
DVR for the access from remote site via internet. You can be assigned with REAL IP
Or DDNS service ID (Hostname of Dynamic Domain Name Server).

Service Port :Set this the same as the service port assigned to DVR.

<What is service port?>

Function to make the virtual IP available to the devices such PC

Function to make the virtual IP available to the devices such PC or DVR with

Function to make the virtual IP available to the devices such PCFunction to make the virtual IP available to the devices such PC
Automatic connection to the specified service port when remote a

Automatic connection to the specified service port when remote access is made

Automatic connection to the specified service port when remote aAutomatic connection to the specified service port when remote a
To router via the router or IP Share of one REAL IP. (But this f

To router via the router or IP Share of one REAL IP. (But this function is available

To router via the router or IP Share of one REAL IP. (But this fTo router via the router or IP Share of one REAL IP. (But this f
Only when router or IP Share supports it.)

Only when router or IP Share supports it.)

Only when router or IP Share supports it.)Only when router or IP Share supports it.)

User Name : Type the user name authorized in DVR
Password : Type the password authorized in DVR
Save Authentication Information :Save Authentication Information

unction is available

unction is availableunction is available

or DVR with

or DVR withor DVR with

ccess is made

ccess is madeccess is made

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Program Information and Set up

2

Program Information :
Shows Remote Program’s

information.

Program Setup :
Sets up Remote Program.
( Language, Display Output, Resolution, Save Path, Network

Speed Etc)

<Program Information Window>

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Language :

To choose program’s language.

Video Display :
YUV mode : According to your PC

graphic card ability, the support can be
decided. This mode shows faster,
clear ability of image transmission than
RGB mode.

RGB mode : It is widely compatible
with most graphic cards, and select
this when YUV mode is not supported..

Resolution from 1024X768 starts :

It always shows 1024 x768 when you
check..

※※※※ Above setting value will apply after
restart of the program.

<Program Setup Window>

<Recommended Graphic Card>
ATI series : Radeon7000series (More then 32M), RADEON series…
NVIDIA series : M64series(More then 32M), GEFORCE series…
Etc : VGA card to support YUV mode YUV…

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Data Save Place :Sets ups basic path of AVI file to save.
AVI Saving time : Sets up saving time of AVI file from remote.
Network Speed :

High Speed : System sends off images at high speed possible.
Low Speed : System sends off images at normal speed in consideration of stability.

Status Icon

3

Status icon of connected DVR

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<Recording Status>

Shows and check the recording status

<Event Status>

Shows DVR’s event status and you can
check the status of Motion, Sensor,
Video Loss at real time.

<Alarm Control>
You can On/Off the DVR’s alarm if you press

the Alarm control button.

REMOTE SEARCH Execution and Set Up

4

REMOTE SEARCH Execution

<HDD Status>

Shows the connected DVR HDD status.
You can check temperature and status

at real time.

Set Up Execution

Pressing each button operates
REMOTE SEARCH or Set Up.

REMOTE (LIVE) and REMOTE
SEARCH are made up in separate
program.

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Remote Set Up <Camera>

1

No : Item to select camera No

To set up all the camera equally, Choose “select all”

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1

2

3

4

Enable : Selection item to use camera, Removing the check stops using that channel.

Title : Item to revise/type the camera name.

2

Security : When checked, It displays ‘Hidden’ on monitor. (though it keeps recording)

3

Link PTZ : Sets up PTZ camera.

PTZ address: Item to assign PAN TILT address per camera.
Name :Item to check PTZ Camera’s model name.
ID : Item to select PTZ address per camera.

Port bit rate : Item to select the PTZ’s port bit rate.
Data bit :Item to select data bit.
Stop bit : Item to select Stop bit.
Parity : Item to select Parity.

Audio : Item to select which audio channel to be used among total 4 audio inputs.

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Remote Setup <Alarm>

1

No : Item to select Alarm No.

To set up all the camera equally, Choose “select all”

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1

Enable : Item to select to use Alarm, Removing the check stops using that channel.

Title : Item to type Alarm’s name.
Type : Item to select Alarm’s type.

- Normal Open : Type of alarm open in general situation.

- Normal Close : Type of alarm close in general situation.

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Remote Set Up <Record>

1

2

1

No : Item to select Camera No.

To set up all the camera equally, Choose “select all”

.
Resolution : Item to change the resolution.

- NTSC : 720X480, 720X240, 360X240

- PAL : 720X576, 720X288, 360X288

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Normal Record Frame : Item to select normal record frame.
Normal Record Quality : Item to select normal record quality.

Event Record Frame : Item to select Event (Motion + Sensor + Video Loss) record speed.
Event Record Quality : Item to select Event (Motion + Sensor + Video Loss) record quality.

Schedule : Item to select record schedule.

- Normal : Always Record

- Event : Motion, Sensor, Video Loss

- N + E : Always + Event Record

- Clear : Delete the current record schedule.

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Remote Set Up <Record (Timetable)>

2.Select Day/Time

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1. Select the
Record Mode

Schedule Indication by color

Schedule Indication by color

Schedule Indication by color Schedule Indication by color

Normal(N

Normal(N) : (Blue)

Normal(NNormal(N

Event(E

Event(E) : (Red)

Event(EEvent(E

Normal(N

Normal(N) +

Normal(NNormal(N

Clear (No Record) :

Clear (No Record) :

Clear (No Record) : Clear (No Record) :
(White)

(White)

(White)(White)

) : (Blue)

) : (Blue)) : (Blue)

) : (Red)

) : (Red)) : (Red)

) + Event(E

Event(E) : (Green)

) + ) +

Event(EEvent(E

) : (Green)

) : (Green)) : (Green)

< Schedule of Record>
It is the list of selection in which schedule to
use in operating the relevant camera channel.

First select the item you need among
Normal time, Event and Normal time + Event.

Then drag mouse from the wanted position

on time line.

※※※※ To edit schedule record,

you need to set record as schedule mode.

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Remote Set Up <Record Policy>

1

1

Record Policy: Item to select record policy
Overwrite : When HDD capacity is almost consumed, It erases old data and record new.

Single Record : To stop recording on 100% of HDD capacity.

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Remote Set Up <Motion>

1

3 4

1

Camera No : Item to select Camera No.

To set up all the camera equally, Choose “select all”

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2

Enable : Selects to use motion sensor, Removing the check stops using that channel.

Sensitivity : Adjusts the sensitivity in motion detection.
There are 5 steps and as the number increase, it gets more sensitive.

Area : Item to select motion area.

2

Area is selected when drag the mouse on the
image.

<Set Up Area Tool>

Area Draw
button

Area Clear
Button

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3

Remote Set Up <Motion (Link Record)>

Pre Record : Sets pre-event recording time. (Max 5 second)
Post Record : Sets post-event recording time. (Max 60 second)

Remote Set Up <Motion (Link Action)>

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Link Camera :
Selects which channel to record when
motion is detected on the relevant
channel.

※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Popup Camera :

Selects which channel to Popup when
motion is detected on the relevant
channel.
※※※※ It works when the Popup setting is

‘Yes’ on DVR.

Popup Time :
Sets Popup time

Link Alarm :
Select Alarm to be linked when motion
Is detected.

※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Alarm Time : Sets Alarm output time. (Max 30 second)
Buzzer Time : Sets buzzer output time in DVR. (Max 30 second)

Mail : When motion is detected, the log is sent to the selected e-mail.
Call Back : When motion is detected, the log is sent to the selected IP address.

Log : Item to save Log writing when motion detected.
(It is not recorded on the system Log but used for event search.)

Motion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance with

Motion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance with the amount of color

Motion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance withMotion detection function is a mode to detect in accordance with
Changes of image. So, please be careful that DVR keeps recording

Changes of image. So, please be careful that DVR keeps recording as continuous

Changes of image. So, please be careful that DVR keeps recordingChanges of image. So, please be careful that DVR keeps recording
motion when the image of camera is blinking caused by light prob

motion when the image of camera is blinking caused by light problem or camera

motion when the image of camera is blinking caused by light probmotion when the image of camera is blinking caused by light prob
Auto Iris problem.

Auto Iris problem.

Auto Iris problem.Auto Iris problem.

the amount of color

the amount of colorthe amount of color

as continuous

as continuous as continuous

lem or camera

lem or cameralem or camera

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Remote Set Up <Sensor>

1

Sensor No : Sets sensor No.

.

Enable : Selects to use sensor, Removing the check stop using relevant sensor.

To set up all the camera equally, Choose “select all”

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1

2 3

Title : Item to select sensor’s name.
Type : Item to select sensor type.

- Normal Open : Type of Alarm open in general situation.

- Normal Close : Type of Alarm close in general situation.

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2

Remote Set Up <Sensor (Link Record)>

Pre Record : Sets up pre recording time. (Max 5 second)
Post Record : Sets up post recording time. (Max 60 second)

Remote Set Up <Sensor (Link Action)>

3

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Link Camera :

Selects which channel to record when
sensor is detected on the relevant
channel.
※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possibleMultiple selection possible

Popup Camera :

Selects which channel to Popup when
sensor is detected on the relevant
channel.
※※※※ It works when the Popup setting is

It works when the Popup setting is

It works when the Popup setting is It works when the Popup setting is

‘Yes

Yes’ on DVR

on DVR.

YesYes

on DVRon DVR

Popup Time :
Selects Popup time.

Link Alarm :

Selects Alarm to be linked when sensor
is detected.
※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possibleMultiple selection possible

Alarm Time : Selects Alarm output time. (Max 30 second)
Buzzer Time : Selects buzzer output time. (Max 30 second)

Mail : When sensor is detected, the log is sent to the selected e-mail.
Call Back : When sensor is detected, the log is sent to the selected IP address

Log : Item to save Log writing when sensor detected
(It is not recorded on the system Log but used for event search.)

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Remote Set Up <Video Loss>

1

2 3

1

Camera No : Item to select camera No.

To set up all the camera equally, Choose “select all”

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Enable : Selects to use Video Loss.

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2

Remote Set Up <Video Loss( Link Record)>

Link Camera :

Selects which channel to record when
video loss is detected on the relevant
channel.
※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Pre Record : Sets up pre recording time. (Max 5 second)
Post Record : Sets up post recording time. (Max 60 second)

Remote Set Up <Video Loss (Link Action)>

3

Popup Camera :

Selects which channel to Popup when
video loss is detected on the relevant
channel.
※※※※ It works when the Popup setting is
‘Yes

Yes’ on DVR.

YesYes

Popup Time :

Selects Popup time.

Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possibleMultiple selection possible

It works when the Popup setting is

It works when the Popup setting is It works when the Popup setting is

on DVR.

on DVR.on DVR.

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Link Alarm :

Selects Alarm to be linked when video
loss.
※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possibleMultiple selection possible

Alarm Time : Selects Alarm output time (Max 30 second)
Buzzer Time :Selects buzzer output time (Max 60 second)

Mail : When video loss occurred, the log is sent to the selected e-mail
Call Back : When video loss occurred, the log is sent to the selected IP address.

Log : Item to save Log writing when video loss occurred.
(It is not recorded on the system Log but used for event search.)

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1

3

5

1

DISK FULL : List for all installed HDD disks.

Disk Full Notice Enable : Activate Disk Full Notice when installed disks are full.

Remote Set Up <Disk Full (Link Action)>

2

2

4

6

Popup Camera :
Not available as of now

Popup Time :
Not available as of now

Link Alarm :
Selects which Alarm to be linked when all
installed HDD disks are full.

※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Alarm Time : Selects Alarm output time. (Max 30 second)
Buzzer Time : Selects buzzer output time (Max 30 second)

Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possibleMultiple selection possible

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Mail : When all installed HDD disks are full, the log is sent to the selected e-mail
Call Back : When HDDs are full, the log is sent to the selected IP address.

Log : Selects to save Log writing when installed HDDs are full.
(It is not recorded on the system Log, but used for event search.)

3

Disk Error : Shows data error on all of the HDDs installed.

Enable Disk Error : When there is a disk error, it is linked to action.

4

Remote Set Up <Disk Error (Disk Action)>

Popup Camera :
Not available at this moment

Popup Time :
Not available at this moment

Link Alarm :

Selects Alarm to be linked when HDD
error.

※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possible

Multiple selection possibleMultiple selection possible

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Alarm Time : Sets Alarm output time (Max 30 second)
Buzzer Time : Sets buzzer output time (Max 30 second)

Mail : When HDD error occurs, the log is sent to the selected e-mail
Call Back : When HDD error occurs, the log is sent to the selected IP address.

Log : Selects to save Log writing when HDD error.
(It is not recorded on the system Log but used for event search.)

SMART

5

Enable SMART : Select to use SMART feature.

SMART Function??

SMART Function??

SMART Function??SMART Function??
It checks the physical errors and observes the HDD disk continuo

It checks the physical errors and observes the HDD disk continuously such as

It checks the physical errors and observes the HDD disk continuoIt checks the physical errors and observes the HDD disk continuo
Temperature, I/O device errors and general conditions of the HDD

Temperature, I/O device errors and general conditions of the HDD disk.

Temperature, I/O device errors and general conditions of the HDDTemperature, I/O device errors and general conditions of the HDD

usly such as

usly such as usly such as

disk.

disk.disk.

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Remote Set Up <SMART (Link Action)>

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Popup Camera :

Not available at this moment

Popup Time :

Not available at this moment

Link Alarm :
Selects which alarm to be linked

※※※※ Multiple selection possible

Alarm Time : Sets Alarm output time (Max 30 second)
Buzzer Time : Sets Buzzer output time (Max 30 second)

Mail : When smart related problem occurs, the log is sent to the selected e-mail.
Call Back : When problem occurs, the log is sent to the selected IP address.

Log : Selects to save Log writing when smart related problem occurs
(It is not recorded on the system Log but used for event search.)

selection possible

selection possibleselection possible

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5

PLAY & PAUSE

Starts or stops image transmission on the Remote Live screen.
This starts automatically when search or set in the setup menu.

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Starts to play when pressed.

6

AUDIO Transmission

Stops to play when pressed.

Controls Audio volume. ※※※※Audio signal is sent on full screen mode only.

Sound volume control gauge

Mute Button :
Stops audio transmission.

7

Right Mouse Click Action

When the right button is clicked on Remote Live, the following menu below appears and the
following functions can be used.

Whole Screen : Hides the function
button and shows the image full
screen.

AVI Saving Begins :
Starts AVI saving of the channel
Selected.

※※※※Audio signal is saved on full
screen mode only.

Image Saving.. : Save image file of channel selected (Save JPEG or BMP)
Printing.. : Print current image of the channel.

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Channel Button

Moves to the channel selected and it has the same function as double click the left mouse
button on the selected channel.

9

Layout Modify Button

Screen Division Button : Selects desirable screen division.
Whole Screen : All buttons are hidden and the screen displays full.

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※※※※ Left double click of mouse returns to the previous screen from whole screen.

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PTZ Operation

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A camera supporting PTZ can be
used on Remote Viewer program.

※※※※ Refer to PTZ support list

Direction Button :

Button to move top, bottom, left, right
Channel Indication :

Indicate current channel
Speed Control Button :

Button to control moving speed

Image Control Button :
Button to adjust Zoom, Focus, Iris

Pre set move button
Pre set save button

Preset Move: Move to saved preset No.
Preset Save : Save preset No.

<Preset Move> <Preset Save>

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1

2

3

1

Playback Display

Camera Name

11

10

4

5

6

7

8

9

12

Green Border Line :
Display the selected
camera.

Recorded
Date/Time

SECTION

2

Selects section

Section is created when Date/Time is changed to former times.
Former Date/Time will be kept in section 0.
Newly set Date/Time will be kept in section 1……

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Move & Event Search

Move Button

Move Button : Move to selected time

Move ButtonMove Button

Event Search Button

Event Search Button : Popup the event search window

Event Search ButtonEvent Search Button

<Move Window>

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Shows start and end time of recorded
data.

Moves to the time to search and press
OK button.

Select the time to event search

Select events in detail.

<Event Search Window>

Please make sure to select

Please make sure to select “WRITE LOG

Please make sure to select Please make sure to select
If not, event lists aren

If not, event lists aren’t searched.

If not, event lists arenIf not, event lists aren

WRITE LOG” of the system.

WRITE LOGWRITE LOG

t searched.

t searched.t searched.

Select the camera to search.

Start event search. Click below Import
button to list events.

Shows current searched event lists.

Hotkey :Play the searched event.
Click Stop button first and select a
certain event list and click Hotkey to
play the event.

Import : Search the next event list.

※※※※ 10 lists are shown every time clicks

10 lists are shown every time clicks

10 lists are shown every time clicks 10 lists are shown every time clicks

import

import buttton

buttton

import import

butttonbuttton

of the system.

of the system. of the system.

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Connection Information and Button

<Connection List Window>

5

Playback Button

Previous Frame :
Play previous frames
reverse direction

Shows DVR’s name, IP address and connection
status.

Backup play button

Connect/Disconnect Button :
Button to connect to other DVR in the saved list

When many DVRs are registered

When many DVRs are registered

When many DVRs are registered When many DVRs are registered
in the DVR list, each DVR can be

in the DVR list, each DVR can be

in the DVR list, each DVR can bein the DVR list, each DVR can be
remotely searched without closing

remotely searched without closing

remotely searched without closingremotely searched without closing
The Remote Program.

The Remote Program.

The Remote Program.The Remote Program.

The linked list s can

Play / Pause

The linked list s can’t be edited

The linked list s canThe linked list s can
while search.

while search.

while search.while search.

t be edited

t be edited t be edited

Next Frame :
Play next frames
forward direction

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Starting :
Move to starting
of record data

Fast Rewind : Fast reverse
play every 1 minute

End :
Move to end of record data

Fast Forward :
Fast play every 1 minute

Speed Control Bar

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Screen Division Button

Screen Division Button

7

AUDIO Play

Controls audio volume. ※※※※Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.

8

Image Control Button

Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.

Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.

Sound volume control gauge

Mute Button :

Stops audio transmission

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Brightness

Contrast

Zoom Button

Zoom Button :

Zoom Button Zoom Button
Zoom the selected part

Blurring

Sharpness

Brightness adjustment button

Brightness adjustment button :

Brightness adjustment button Brightness adjustment button
Adjusts the brightness of playing images.

Contrast adjustment button

Contrast adjustment button :

Contrast adjustment buttonContrast adjustment button

:

: :

Adjust the contrast of playing images.

Blurring adjustment button

Blurring adjustment button:

Blurring adjustment buttonBlurring adjustment button
Adjusts the blurring of playing images.

Sharpness adjustment button

Sharpness adjustment button:

Sharpness adjustment buttonSharpness adjustment button
Adjust the sharpness of playing images.

Reset button

Reset button :

Reset button Reset button
Initializes the adjusted image to original image.

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Saving Button

Backup

Print

Image Save

AVI Save

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Back Up

Back Up :

Back Up Back Up
Backup the searched image as
compressed image file.

Print :

Print :

Print : Print :
Print the searched images.

Image Save

Image Save :

Image Save Image Save
Saves the searched images as Image File.
(Save JPEG or BMP)

AVI Save

AVI Save :

AVI Save AVI Save
Saves the searched images as AVI file.

Storage Information

Storage Information :

Storage Information Storage Information
Select start and end time to backup
image.

Backup Camera

Backup Camera :

Backup CameraBackup Camera
Select the camera to backup

<Backup Window>

Including

Including :

IncludingIncluding
Selects audio and event to include.

Backup Path

Backup Path :

Backup Path Backup Path
Selects the path to backup

Total Capacity :

Total Capacity :

Total Capacity :Total Capacity :
Shows total capacity

Used Capacity :

Used Capacity :

Used Capacity :Used Capacity :
Shows used capacity

Left Capacity :

Left Capacity :

Left Capacity :Left Capacity :
Shows remaining capacity

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Preview

Preview :

Preview Preview
Preview of the images to print,
which is printed with various information
written on the bottom of the image.

<Image Save Window>

Image Format

Image Format

Image FormatImage Format
JPG format

JPG format :

JPG format JPG format
Definition has a little loss due to loss
compression method, but archiving
size is small.

BMP format

BMP format :

BMP format BMP format
Archiving size is a bit big due to no
compression, but it can be saved as
higher definition than JPG.

Saving Path

Saving Path :

Saving Path Saving Path
Selects the path to backup.

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Check “Caption option

Check Check

Storage Information

Storage Information

Storage InformationStorage Information
Selects camera No and start/end time
to save.

Including

Including :

IncludingIncluding
Selects audio to include.

Back Up Patch

Back Up Patch :

Back Up Patch Back Up Patch
Selects the path to backup

Total Capacity :

Total Capacity :

Total Capacity :Total Capacity :
Shows total capacity

Left Capacity :

Left Capacity :

Left Capacity :Left Capacity :
Shows remaining capacity

<AVI Save Window>

Caption option” of Media Player to display time/date of playing AVI file.

Caption optionCaption option

of Media Player to display time/date of playing AVI file.

of Media Player to display time/date of playing AVI file.of Media Player to display time/date of playing AVI file.

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Right Mouse Click Action

Right Mouse Click Action

Right Mouse Click ActionRight Mouse Click Action

When the right button is clicked, the following menu below appears and the following
functions can be used

Original Size : Shows original size.
AVI Saving :

Starts to save AVI file

※※※※ Audio signal is save only on full
screen.

Image Saving.. : Save image of the selected camera (Save JPEG or BMP)
Printing.. : Print current image of the camera

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Time Table

Selects year/month/day and hour/minute to search the recorded data.

Year/Month Select Button

Year/Month Select Button :

Year/Month Select Button Year/Month Select Button
Button to move previous and next month.

Recorded Date (Blue)

Recorded Date (Blue) :

Recorded Date (Blue) Recorded Date (Blue)
Shows recorded date in blue.

Current Date (Blue Round)

Current Date (Blue Round) :

Current Date (Blue Round) Current Date (Blue Round)
Shows current date in blue round.

No Recorded Date (Black)

No Recorded Date (Black) :

No Recorded Date (Black) No Recorded Date (Black)
Shows no recorded data in black.

Timeline Display

Timeline Display : Displays in 24 hours system and one each line is 1 hour unit.

Timeline Display Timeline Display

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Camera Selection Button

Camera Selection Button :

Camera Selection Button Camera Selection Button
Select the camera.

Minute selection Pointer

Minute selection Pointer::

Minute selection PointerMinute selection Pointer
Select the minute.

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Backup Playback

Backup Playback Button :

Click to backup playback

Select the backup data to play.

Backup playback can play a data

Backup playback can play a data

Backup playback can play a data Backup playback can play a data
of Image file.

of Image file.

of Image file.of Image file.

Windows Media Player can play a

Windows Media Player can play a

Windows Media Player can play a Windows Media Player can play a
data of AVI image files .

data of AVI image files .

data of AVI image files .data of AVI image files .

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1

2

3

1

Search screen

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4 5 6

Camera Name

Recorded
Time/Date

2

Starting/End

Move to starting record data

Play Progress Bar

Green border line :
Display the selected
camera.

Move to end of record data

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Play button

Fast Rewind

Stop

Play / Pause

4

Sound volume Control Button

※※※※Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.

Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.

Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.Audio signal is sent only on one full screen.

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Fast Forward

Mute Button

Mute Button :

Mute ButtonMute Button
Stops audio transmission

Layout Button

5

Layout button : Button to select screen division mode .

Sound volume control gauge

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Call function/Program Info

Call Function Button :

Button to call in the back up file.

Information :
Shows program
information.

Select the backup data to play

Backup playback can play a data

Backup playback can play a data

Backup playback can play a data Backup playback can play a data
of Image file.

of Image file.

of Image file.of Image file.

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<Program Info Window>

Windows Media Player can play

Windows Media Player can play

Windows Media Player can play Windows Media Player can play
a data of AVI image files .

a data of AVI image files .

a data of AVI image files .a data of AVI image files .

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Front Key Explain

ITEM DETAIL REMARK

Power

ESC

ENTER

SETUP

BACKUP

MENU

PTZ
ALARM
SPOT
RECORD
DISPLAY
SEQUENCE
FREEZE
ZOOM
BACK STEP
PLAY/PAUSE
STEP
REW
FF
0 ~ 9

- Power On/Off

- Exit menu/mode

- Return to search mode during playback

- Select each menu

- Confirm input setup value

- The Same function as mouse left click

- Enter into Setup menu

- Backup menu in search mode

- Prompt backup in playback mode

- Menu setup

- The same as mouse right click

- Enter into PTZ control mode

- Enter into Alarm control mode

- Spot monitor control

- Panic Record On/Off

- Display screen division mode

- Start/end sequence display mode

- Pause screen display

- Zoom In/Out screen display

- Reverse step playback CALENDAR SEARCH

- Play/pause LATEST SEARCH

- Step playback EVENT SEARCH

- Rewind FIRST SEARCH

- Fast forward LAST SEARCH

- 0 ~ 9

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Hot Key to control the playback and display output on search dis

Hot Key to control the playback and display output on search display

Hot Key to control the playback and display output on search disHot Key to control the playback and display output on search dis

ITEM DETAIL REMARK

DISPLAY - Display mode to exclusive CRT Set Up/Cancel - Better quality then VGA

BACK STEP - Enter to calender search mode - Enter from search mode

PALY/PAUSE - Move to ending playback - Enter from search mode

STEP - Enter to event search mode - Enter from search mode

REW

FF - End to Playback data - Enter from search mode

- Starting to Playback data - Enter from search mode

PLAY/PAUSE : Play from the position that played the latest

play

playplay

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BACK STEP : Calendar Search
REW : Move to the first

recorded data

STOP : Exit Playback (Return to Live Display)

STEP : Event Search
FF : Move to the last

recorded data

Product Warranty

Product Warranty

Product WarrantyProduct Warranty

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Product

Name

Serial NO.

Dealer Address Address

Customer

name

Warranty period

Warranty period – 2 year

Warranty period Warranty period

As warranty period is counted from the date of purchase, it is recommended that you
get the date of purchase to be written.
(If you are not sure about the date of purchase, the warranty period is counted from
the date when six months are passed from the date of manufacture.)

Free Service

Free Service

Free ServiceFree Service

We will recompense in accordance with free service or Consumer Damage
Compensation, Ministry of Finance and Economy’s Notification, in case there is any

failure of performance or function, which occurred naturally under normal use of
product within one year (warranty period) after purchasing the product.
.

Pay service

Pay service

Pay servicePay service

1. In case of failure due to consumer’s mistake

-in failure due to the careless handling, repair or conversion of the consumer

-in failure due to the repair by unqualified person instead of dealer or service
center engineer

-in failure or damage due to falling or such things during relocating after
installing

-in failure due to abnormality of used power or inferiority of the networks and
apparatus that is attached to this product

2 year

2 year2 year

Address Address

Model

Date of

purchase

2. In case of other reasons such as disasters (fire, salt damage, flood, landslip, etc.…)