Opticom Elite H Series DVR User Manual

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
USER MANUAL
“A note of caution” is designed to keep users safe and to prevent any property loss.
Please read and use properly
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Preface
The user guide is about how to install and use DVR.
In addition to first-time users, the users who’ve got accustomed to the device of similar kind also
must read the user guide and carefully treat the device by complying with a caution of notice. In
particular, safety points are intended to prevent any property loss through proper use of the
device. When any problem occurs during installation or while in use, don’t hesitate to contact
seller and ask for help for maintenance. `
After reading the guide, please keep the user guide always at hand for perusal when necessary.
[Reference]
The user guide may show difference from what DVR is following change (or upgrade) in DVR
features. Please keep in mind that figures used for description may vary depending on products
on 4/9/16 channels.
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Warning
Check if the power is switched off before
installation. Don’t plug in at the same time.
Otherwise it may be set on fire or put you at
the risk of electrocution or damage.
Keep the cables at least 15 centimeters away
from the wall and at least five centimeters away
from the side so that the cables, including
power line and video cable, may not be
disfigured. Otherwise it might put you at the
risk of fire, electrocution and damage.
Check if the power is switched off before
installation or additional repair. Never plug in
while the device is in operation. Otherwise it
might be set on fire or put you at the risk of
fire, electrocution and damage.
Never uplift the cover, break down, repair and
maintain at your disposal. Otherwise it might
put you at the risk of fire, electrocution and
damage.
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Keep the device environment always clean
before and after installation of the device. Use
dry cloth to clean the device. Never use any
organic solvent. Otherwise it might be the
cause of electrocution or mechanic disorder.
Input voltage of the device should come within
the range of 10 percent of specified voltage.
Use separate wall power to keep heating
appliances, including hair dryer, iron and
refrigerator. Otherwise it might be the cause of
fire and electrocution.
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When strange noise or smell is sensed,
immediately plug out and send inquiry to
service center or seller.
Caution
Do not install the device in any place where
strong magnetic flow, electric wavelength and
vibration may be sensed or where radio, TV or
other wireless device is located. Keep the
device away from magnetic flow, electric wave
or vibration.
Do not install device in humid place filled with
dust. It might be the cause of electrocution and
fire.
Do not put anything heavy on the product.
Otherwise it may be the cause of disorder.
Strong shockwave or vibration may be the
cause of mechanic disorder. Please be careful.
Check if power switch and record on the front
side of the product is still turned on.
Be careful so that anything conductive may not
fall into the ventilation hole. Otherwise it may
be the cause of disorder.
When HDD is overloaded, you change the
setting to keep recording. In that case, check
again if it would be OK to eliminate the saved
data.
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When HDD saving data gets old enough, video
data to be saved may suffer so much damage
that it may be irreparable. If screen appears
broken while regenerating data saved in HDD,
it means HDD won’t work any longer.
Immediately contact service center to replace
them.
When any abnormal sign is detected,
immediately contact seller or service center.
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Check Components
screw
Program CD
Remote
controller
DVR
main
body
adapter
battery
Battery
cable
Component Description
Main body Stand alone Digital Video Recorder
battery Two remote controlling 1.5V (AAA) batteries
Screw Hard disc
Program CD Manual and remote-controlling program
Adapter DC Power supply 12V 5A
Power cable 220V power cable
Remote controller Short-distance multiple remote controller (ID remote controller)
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- Contents -
Chapter 1. Product features and components
1-1 Features………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………………..……….9
1-2 Component names &Features on frontal part……………………………………..………..……………………10
1-3 Component names and features on rear part…………11
1-4 remote controller description…………..12
Chapter 2. Camera connection and setting
2-1 camera connection……………………..……………………………………………………………..………………………………..13
2-2 camera setting……………..13
2-3 Camera title………..……………………..…………………………………….………………….………………..………..14
Chapter 3. Video output and setting
3-1 Connect CCTV monitor………………………………………………………………….……………….…..…………………….15
3-2 Connect VGA monitor………..……………………………………….……………………….…………..……..…….....……….15
3-3 Control screen………………………………………………….…………………………………………..……..…….....……….16
Chapter 4. Connect and set sensor/alarm
4-1 Input sensor………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………..…….17
4-2 Output alarm…………………………………….………………………………………………………………….….……..…..…..17
4-3 Set sensor…………………………………………..……………………………………………………………….…….…….....18
4-4 Extend alarm sensor box…………………………………………………………………………………………...……...……..20
Chapter 5. Connect and set Pan-tilt
5-1 Connect pan-tilt and keyboard….……………….….……..……23
5-2 Set serial port………………………..…………….…………...……...……23
5-3 Set pan-tilt…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………….23
Chapter 6. Connect and set hard disc
6-1 Install hard disc…………..…………………………………….…..……………………….…….………30
6-2 How to install ODD………………….…………..………………………………………...……………………….…..….………31
6-3 Control disc………….…………..…………………………………..……………………………………………….…….………32
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Chapter 7. Feature
7-1 status signal………………………………..……………………………………..….…………………….…………………….…….35
7-2 password..………………..……..…………………………………………….….………….…….……………………..…….………….37
7-3 how to set remote controller ID……40
7-4 QUAD(screen split) feature..………………..……..………………………………………...…….……………….………….…..41
7-5 SEQ(automatic channel failover)…..……..………………………………………………… ………………….…...43
7-6 emergency recording……….44
7-7 back-up feature……………….44
7-8 backup viewer feature………..48
7-9 Voice …………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………….50
Chapter 8-system setting
8-1 Information……..51
8-2 Time & date …………………………………………………………………………….…..……………………………..…...…..52
8-3 System Mgmt.……….…………………………………………………………………….…………………..……………..……….54
8-4 Set button………………….………………………………………………………………………………………………..……….55
8-5 Initialize……………….……………………………………………………………………………………………..……….56
8-6 Control specified value…………………………………………………………………………………………...56
Chapter 9. Menu setting-recording
9-1 Set recording………………………………….…………………………………………………………….…………….….………….57
9-2 Record schedule…………………………….……………………………………..………………..…………………..........………58
9-3 Set holidays……………………………….………………………………………………….………..………………............……..60
Chapter 10 Set menu – Network
10-1 IP address………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………….……………...62
10-2 Transmit network frame..…………………………………………………….………………..…………………...……65
10-3 E-MAIL………..……………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………65
10-4 warning signal type ………………………………………………67
10-5 DDNS OPTION.…………..……………………………………………………………………………………………………67
Chapter 11. Set menu-camera
11-1 Controller……………………………………………………………………………………………….………………………….73
Chapter 12 Set menu-display
12-1 OSD…………….……….………………………………………………………………...............................................….…..74
Chapter 13. Set menu-event
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13-1 event pop-up…….……….…………………………………………………………………………………….............….…..75
13-2 sense movement………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…..76
13-3 internal buzzer………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………..…………..77
13-4 output SPOT………………………………………………………………..………………………………………………………78
Chapter 14 remote access-built-in viewer
14-1 access method….……….………………………………………………………..……….................................................….…..76
14-2 name and usage……………………………………………………..……………………….…………………………..80
Chapter 15 remote access-iPhone……………………………………………………………83
Chapter 16 remote access-window mobile phone……………………..91
Chapter 17 remote access-Android phone………………………….100
Chapter 18
Specifications…………………………………………………………………………….…………………..………………………..110
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▒ Chapter 1. Product features & components ▒
1-1. Features
The highly advanced and high-performance video recorder is designed to make it easier to install
and use with unmatched safety.
Main feature
ㆍAble to control pan-tilt by using mouse like joystick
ㆍFrontal USB terminal for easy backup
ㆍAble to back up ODD (optional)
ㆍAble to transmit GIGA network
ㆍAble to access internet with dynamic IP address
ㆍAble to transmit Dual-Stream network
ㆍAble to output simultaneously thru TV, VGA, S-VHS, Spot
ㆍAble to separately specify resolution and frame by channel
ㆍSupport a number of pan-tilt protocol
ㆍAble to activate software capable of exercising integrated control ( CMS )
Application Range
√ Banks, ATM machine, supermarket, convenience store and other places
√ residential area, apartment buildings, jewelry store, commercial building
√ places requiring safety for children such as school, elementary school and playground
√ warehouse, storage house and workplace
√ Places requiring supervision through remote control
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1-2. Component names and features on frontal part
( 4/9/16 channel, frontal part)
No. button/feature description
1 Direction/renew buttons
2 Menu Retrieve menu and move to menu on upper side , cancel
3 Pan-tilt Retrieve pan-tilt menu
4 voice Retrieve Voice menu
5 backup Retrieve backup for Video Record
6 number Select channel and enter number
7 LED status window Power, record, remote access, schedule record, emergency
8 Feature button
9 USB port on frontal side Mouse connection, backup and Firm ware
10 ODD Able to connect to ODD depending on option
Use Control button on Set Menu
Control speed and stop, pause button
record
Search Retrieve Search Menu
Split Mode Change split mode
Sequential
conversion
Reserved
record
Emergency
record
Able to automatically switch screen
Scheduled record
Emergency record
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1-3. Component names and features on rear side
(channel 4, rear side)
(channel 9, rear side)
(channel 16, rear side)
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No Button/feature description
1 Power connector Adaptor power input
2 switch power ON/OFF switch
3 VGA Output connector for VGA monitor
4 Audio output Audio output connector
5 S-VIDEO S-VIDEO output connector
6 Audio input Audio input connector
7 Video output Output connector for CCTV monitor
8 SPOT output SPOT output connector
9 Video input Camera video input connector
10 Serial port Debugging port (used by manufacturer for development
and repair)
11 Tx, Rx, Sensor, Alarm Pan-tilt(Tx, Rx), keyboard(Tx, Rx), sensor input, alarm output
connector
12 USB port on rear side mouse, external hard disk, memory stick connector
13 LAN port Internet connector
1-4. Remote controller description
1 ID button
2 Split mode(Quad)
3 Backup
4 audio
5 Automatic screen switch (sequence)
6 Pan-tilt
7 search
8 Enter number or change channel
9 Retrieve menu
10 Direction key and check button
11 Emergency record
12 Scheduled record
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▒ Chapter 2. Camera connection & setting ▒
2-1. camera connection
Connect camera output to camera input on DVR’s rear side.
2-2 camera setting
This is about ways of hiding camera and screen quality.
How to set menu : retrieve menu -> camera -> set camera
▶ Covert : Once checked, live screen displays no video but record is being processed.
▶ Automatic Gain Control: Designed to automatically adjust gain depedning on camera output
signal so that pvideo may be output accroding to adjusted brightness.
▶ Gain Control: able to amplify camera input signal as much as gain.
When screen turns dark, gain increases. When it turns bright, gain decreases. In doing so,
gain is adjusted adequately.
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▶ Brightness: control screen contrast
▶ contrast : control black white
▶ color : display darkness of color
2-3 Cameral Title
This is about inputting camera title. Title appears by cahnnel.
How to set menu : retrieve menu -> camera -> camera title
Select channel to enter and enter thru virtual keyboard.
☞ Reference
Select blue capital letter “T” through virtual keyboard to change into language acceptable
to the system and then enter Hangul.
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▒ Chapter 3. Video output connection & setting ▒
3-1. Connect CCTV monitor
Connect monitor output on rear side of DVR to monitor ’s Video In.
3-2. Connect VGA monitor
Connect VGA output on rear side of DVR to monitor’s VGA IN.
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3-3 Control screen
This is about optimizing output conditions for VGA monitor (video output device) or CRT monitor.
How to set menu : retrieve menu -> DISPLAY -> TV ADJUSMENT
▶ VGA : Check and set VGA monitor’s resolution to output optimal screen quality.
(Select one among 800 X 600 , 1024 X 768, 1280 X 1024 )
▶ Icon : Camera titles, event and record icons are internally displayed through live screen.
When using small-sized monitor or older type of monitor, icons may not be visible. Please select
right one to use.
- Normal : select when using general type of CCTV monitor
• VGA : select when using monitor for PC
• Small : select when using older type of CCTV monitor (when the screen is smaller
than that of general monitor)
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▒Chapter 4. Connect & Set Sensor/Alarm ▒
4-1. Input sensor
Sensor input is G(-) Ground and may be connected to S1 thru S4.
4-2. Output Alarm
Alarm output may be used through connection with NO, C.
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4-3 Set sensor
The system supports up to four sensor inputs.
☞ OPTION : Able to use up to 16 alarms and sensors when using separate “extended alarm
sensor box”.
How to set menu : retrieve menu -> EVENT -> SENSOR
▶ Select Use Y/N.
(Use) (Not use)
▶ Input method : Choose between Normal Open and Normal Close.
• N/Open (NORMAL OPEN) : Generate signal when contact point closes after it was normally
left open
• N/Close (NORMAL CLOSE) : Generate signal when contact point opens after it was normally
left closed
▶ Linked channels: Able to use by linking a sensor to multiple channels.
(Not use) (Use)
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4-4 Set alarm
Set alarm output.
The feature is designed to set off alarm during specified period when video loss occurs or when
any motion is sensed or when sensor is in operation.
☞ OPTION : Able to operate up to 16 alarms and sensors when using separate “extended
alarm sensor box”.
How to set menu : retrieve menu -> EVENT -> ALARM
The setting below is presented as an example designed to set off alarm for seven seconds when
Motion occurs. When sensor is in operation, alarm is set off for four seconds. When video loss
occurs, alarm is set off for five seconds.
( Blue-colored “sec” represents period applicable to all channels. )
HDD error seen below is designed to set off alarm when problem occurs to hard disk. The alarm
is set off during specified period. Specify period after checking. (range: a second ……)
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4-5 Extended alarm sensor box (option)
Once extended box is connected, up to 16 sensor inputs and alarm outputs may be usable.
▶ Connectivity diagram
Connect “SERIAL” port to “RS-232” port on rear side of the system.
Connect to extended BOX power and then turn power SW on.
▶ Description
① power SW
② adaptor connector
③ RS-232 port (port connected to system)
④ sensor input ( 1~16)
⑤ NORMAL OPEN alarm output : 1~16
⑥ NORMAL CLOSE alarm output : 1~16
Alarm output consists of Normal Open and Normal Close. Please check and connect.
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▶ Set menu
Able to use only after connecting to extended BOX and setting menu.
[1] Set “Use” thru Retrieve menu -> EVENT -> EXTENDED.
[2] Set RS-232 as described below thru menu -> CAMERA -> SERIAL PORT SETTING.
(transmission speed : 9600Bps, parity: none, stop bit: 1 )
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[3] Each time when sensor button is selected thru menu -> EVENT -> SENSOR, No. 1 to 16 is
changed.
[4] Each time when “alarm (number) is selected thru menu -> event -> alarm, No. 1 to 16 is
always changed.
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▒ Chapter 5. Connect and set pan-tilt ▒
5-1. Connect pan-tilt and keyboard
Connect to Tx(+) and Rx(-) before connecting to pan-tilt and keyboard.
5-2 Set serial port
Set transmission speed, parity and stop bit for RS-485 communication.
How to set menu : Retrieve menu -> CAMERA ->SERIAL PORT SETTING
Setting may vary depending on pan-tilt camera model. Refer to manufacturer’s manual.
5-3 Set pan-tilt
Additionally set model name, ID and additional conditions to activate and control installed
pantilt camera.
How to set menu : Retrieve menu -> CAMERA -> PTZ SETTING
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Set pan-tilt camera model name and ID installed in channel involved. ID should be set
as “0.” When more than one is installed, set ID differently and change ID for pan-tilt camera. Refer
to pan-tilt camera manual for change in ID.
▶ Additional pan-tilt setting
Select icons described below to additionally set pan-tilt.
• Serial Port : Select “RS-485” for control of pan-tilt camera.
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• Reverse Control : moves reversely when pan-tilt moves. The feature is usable when
camera is used in an opposite way from how it supposedly should be used. (ie: when
installing camera designed for ceiling on the ground)
• Touring Mode : supports two types. Select DVR when using saved location while
touring feature is in operation. Select “camera” when using memory of pan-tilt camera.
Select after checking specifications of pan-tilt camera.
• Speed: Specify response speed for each feature. (default: 3 )
• Change ID : Select “ See ID” to be informed of or change pan-tilt camera’s ID. Enter
“Changed ID” and then select “apply.” (If change is not permissible, you should directly
change thru pan-tilt camera.)
▶ Pan-tilt touring
Touring feature is designed to memorize point where it will be headed and then to
repeatedly make move in selected order.
• Select channel : select channel to install pan-tilt camera in.
• Preset : enter pre-set No.
• Speed : enter speed
• Dwell Time : enter stop period of pan-tilt camera.
UP to 12 pre-sets may be entered in a channel. It repeatedly moves from No.1
thru No. 12 while touring feature is in oepration.
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▶How to operate pan-tilt
Select channel and “PTZ” button to change into pan-tilt mode.
[When using frontal direction button (or remote controller)]
• Use direction button to move camera.
• Whenever pressing check, the feature changes in the order of Pan/Tilt, Zoom and
Focus. Use buttons on right and left side to move.
[When using mouse]
• When dragging the desired location outwards with mouse, camera moves at your
disposal and may move faster as it is away from the central point.
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• Whenever rolling mouse scroll button. The feature changes in the order of Pan/Tilt,
Zoom and Focus. Use the button on right and left side to move.
[Pan-tilt feature menu]
Select “PIZ” from pan-tilt mode again and feature menu appears. When pan-tilt camera
is in operation, you may use needed feature.
Able to change POP-UP location
Able to change direction of pan-tilt camera
Able to change into “extend and minimize pan-tilt”
Able to change into camera focus mode
Tour ing fe a t u r e
Able to retrieve menu built in pan-tilt camera
Able to operate automatic focus function
Able to enter pre-set No. and save
Enter and press preset No. to move and then camera moves accordingly
Able to enter preset No.
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Adjust IRIS
Change channel
exit
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▒ Chapter 6. Connect and Set Hard Disk ▒
The model may feature up to two hard disks, one ODD and one hard disk.
The model may be used to back up saved video, which may be linked to USB or external hard
drives.
6-1 Install hard drive
When installing a single hard drive, install it in “Master HDD” as described in picture above and
connect it to power supply device and then connect SATA cable to main board “HDD1.”
When using two hard drives, install “Slave HDD” as described in picture above, connect it to
power line and connect SATA cable to main board “HDD2.”
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6-2 How to install ODD
When assembling ODD, separate front part from main body and then remove ODD cover from
front to assemble again. When separating front from main board, be careful not to touch cables
linked to main board. Fix it to ODD Bracket and then connect it to power line and then connect
SATA cable to ODD-specific port on the main board.
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6-3 Control disk
Start setting in connection with HARD DISK and ODD embedded into the system. This part is
related to recording. When setting goes wrong, error may occur to system or recording. Please
check before setting.
How to set menu : Retrieve menu -> SYSTEM -> DISK MANAGER
▶ Disk 1
Set the first hard disk connected to “HDD1” on the system.
• Set Main Disk or Mirror Disk.
(When not used, specify “None”)
• Format : format hard disk.
• volume : used volume/HD volume ( ie:: 0 / 238080 MB )
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▶Disk 2
Set the second hard disk connected to “HDD2”.
• Specify Main Disk or Mirror Disk. (When not used, specify “None”)
• Format : format hard disk.
• volume : used volume /HD volume (ie : 0 / 238080 MB )
☞ Reference
• Main Disk : the first hard disk to be saved during recording.
• Mirror Disk : disk to be saved identically with main disk. When main disk causes
error, data may be retrieved due to copy version.
• When “Main Disk” or “Mirror Disk” is in operation without installing hard disk,
the system will set off beep sound. And it will be recorded as hard disk error in log.
▶ CD / DVD RW
Signal may vary depending on whether the system features ODD. When installed, the signal
may be “V.” When the opposite is true, “Ø” will be displayed.
▶ Overwrite
When the entire hard disk volume is consumed, the saved data will be erased as much as
new data entered. ( V : overwrite Ø : Not overwrite )
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▶ Auto Delete
Able to maintain data during specified period while automatically deleting data saved
previously. (range : Not use, able to set up to 120 days)
▶ Error List
When errors occur to hard disk, including read, write, connection status and recognize hard,
the date will be left. Select delete to erase the data.
▶ S.M.A.R.T(Control disk)
Able to display installed hard disk temperature. When temperature rises as specified, buzz
sound is set off.
Temperature range: Not use , 10℃ , 20℃ , 30℃ , 40℃ , 50℃ , 60℃ , 70℃ ,80℃ , 90℃
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▒ Chapter 7. Features ▒
7-1. Status signal
This provides description of icons displayed thru live screen. By providing various events, period
and record signals, it displays diverse types of icons.
Daylight savings: available when summer time is in effect
Emergency record : available when emergency record is in operation
Record schedule: available when recording is processed as scheduled
LOCK : available when screen points to Lock
Sequential conversion: available when video is in sequential conversion
Internet connected: available when internet is connected
Available when internet communication is going on
Sensor : available when sensor is sensed
Motion : available when motion is sensed in specified area
Video loss : available when no input video signal exists
Record : available when video is being saved in hard disk
The interface : available when Ghost is renewed
It is left on/off whenever “sequential conversion” is pressed for renewal
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☞ Reference
What’s The Interface?
It is a symptom only seen in D1-level record (720X480) mode. The feature is designed to
prevent GHOST phenomenon by removing unmatched odd and even numbers while renewing
video after recording. The demerit is that the renewed screen may look to have poorer quality
than the original one. Select one depending on situation. Whenever “sequential conversion” is
pressed, “The interface” icon is left on/off, allowing you to see icon thru status bar.
Even
number
video
Odd
number
video
renewal
(status bar)
Video
missing
renewed
▶ Date & time
In Live Mode, current date and time id displayed. When the mode points to Renew, record
date and time is displayed.
▶ Display remaining HDD
Of the entire HDD volume, the proportion of recorded volume is displayed.
▶ Renewal Speed
In Renewal mode, ▶(forward speed) ▶▶(faster forward speed), ◀(backward speed), ◀◀
(faster backward speed) are displayed. The speed is displayed in the order of one-fold, two-fold,
four-fold and maximum speed.
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7-2. Log-in
The product’s administrative account and password are originally set as “admin” and “11111111”.
You can use as many as seven user IDs, excluding admin, each of which may be given authority.
You can change setting thru Menu-> SYSTEM ->INFORMATION-> Password.
▶ User ID
You can register as many as eight system users.
This is the list of IDs being registered. If you want to edit, select the list and you can move on
to “change” menu.
▶ Modify
You can modify information of selected ID (account).
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• ID : Displays ID selected thru list. If you want to change, select and enter through virtual
keyboard. You can enter as many as eight English letters, numbers and Hangul.
• Group : Certain authority is given to each group so that you can more easily specify authority.
Select one and the group may receive authority.
▷ admin : allows you to use all features.
▷ power User : allows you to select authority applicable to setting, search and backup.
▷ User : allows you to select at their disposal.
• Password: allows you to enter as many as eight numbers. Every ID account basically has
password “11111111.”
☞ Note
Select blue-colored “T” thru virtual keyboard to change into language acceptable
to the system and you can enter.
▶ Authority
Select authority for selected ID and then set group as “user ” for checking authority.
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• All : Give all authority.
• Configuration : allows you to set DVR.
• Search : allows you to search.
• Backup : allows you to back up saved video.
• Hard Disk : allows you to use control rights to hard disk, including Erase and Overwrite
• Record Key : allows you to use scheduled recording or emergency record button.
• PTZ Control : allows you to use pan-tilt.
▶ Network Covert
Selected camera does not appear while being monitored thru remote control.
Use Select button in front of channel to use Apply All or Cancel All.
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7-3. How to Set Remocon ID
The remote controller is designed to control more than two DVRs through ID.
Each DVD should have pre-set ID. The remote controller matches IDs for control.
The product has basically ID called “00”. When multiple controls are needed, set different ID for
menu-> system -> information -> remote controller ID. .
Press ID of DVR and you can see the menu above. “DVR ID : XX” refers to ID currently specified in
DVR. Enter the same ID using the number on remote controller and press Check for control.
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7-4 QUAD(Split Screen) Feature
This enables monitoring by splitting live screen into multiple ones.
▶ Action
Press “QUAD” to change into split screen.
▶ Change into various types of split screen
When Up button is pressed, various split screens appear.
( Split screen looks different by product. When the channel is four, channel and four split
screen appear)
(1 channel) (four split)
(six split) ( eight split)
(nine split) (10 split)
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(13 split) (16 split)
▶ Set split screen channel
The feature is used to change channel in split mode.
Set in menu -> DISPLAY -> SPLIT/SEQUENCE.
Select channel to change as described above and press Check. After that, press button on
right and left sides to change channel.
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7-5 SEQ (Automatic Channel Switch) Feature
Automatic channel switch feature is designed to switch screen in a specified order.
Press “SEQ” to display icon described below.
(signals SEQUENCE in operation.)
Able to set in MENU -> DISPLAY -> SPLIT/SEQUENCE.
▶ Select channel
In Sequence, you can see the screen split into 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 13 and 16. Select channel to
specify.
▶ Auto Loss Skip
In Sequence, channel displaying no video is excluded.
▶ Time setting
In Sequence, set Stop Period by channel. The screen is switched based on specified time
interval.
▶ Change channel
Select channel in split screen to change into other screen.
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7-6 Emergency Record
Emergency record, once selected, is designed to operate record function regardless of record
schedule. When “emergency record” is selected, the icon below appears in status window.
☞ Note
When emergency record is in Lock, it does not work. If emergency record is in operation
even after the work is finished, it may unnecessarily consume hard disk or overwrite existing
data. Accordingly, it should return to scheduled record after the record is finished. The
feature is added for the benefit of customers who do not want to use it.
You can set through Menu-> System-> Specify Button.
7-7 Backup Feature
The feature is designed to save video data saved in DVR in external hard disk and memory stack.
The model equipped with ODD may receive backup.
☞ Note
When trying backup using external hard disk, please use external hard disk embedded
with external power supply. Disk to save should be formatted into FAT32. As for disk capable
of saving 30G or more, it should use commercial program capable of doing FAT32 format.
Connect storage device for backup and then select “backup” button.
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▶ Select camera
Select camera to backup.
▶ Select date
Select date to back up.
(Not select) (Select)
▶Select disk to save
Select disk to back up.
• Main disk: Process backup thru disk used as main disk
• Mirror disk : Process backup thru storage disk specified as mirror hard disk
▶ Select time
Select “time” for backup.
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▶ Select minute
Select “minute” for backup.
▶ Register backup start time
Once Select Backup Time is completed, select “start Time” on the left low side of menu to
register.
▶ Select Backup Completion Time
Select Minute to select backup completion time and then select “completion time” on the right
side to register. And then press Next.
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☞ Note
This provides description about backup in the same time zone. When it is in different
time zone, register “Start Time” and then select date or “time” and “minute” before selecting
completion time.”
▶ Select Backup Option
Select various options for backup.
• Backup device: Select USB for backup involving USB port. Select ODD for backup
involving “ODD.”
• Backup range : Display selected backup time.
• Option : Select “audio” for backup involving voice.
▶ Check backup volume
This is designed to check selected backup volume and remaining volume of storage device. If
it contains more data than its storage volume, please set backup time from scratch.
• Device: display potential storage memory volume
• Data : display selected data volume
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▶ Backup password
The feature is designed to save password for backup.
▶ Backup process
Display backup progress.
▶ Display backup completed
Once “backup completed” appears, you can detach storage device from USB port.
7-8 Backup viewer
Once backup is completed, icon “BKV” will appear as described below. It is designed to renew
backup file.
Click to execute viewer program.
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(Backup viewer program)
Icon
Description
Open file
Fast backward
Backward
Backward by frame
Stop
forward
Fast for ward
Display fil1e list
Switch into four split mode
Switch into nine split mode
Switch into 16 split mode
Image capture
audio & volume
Select channel
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▶ AVI conversion
The feature is designed to convert backed-up video into AVI. Click Start to enter start time.
Click End to register “end” time. Click “AVI” to start converting into AVI.
7-9 Audio
When processing record in DVR with mike, you can hear audio live or in renewal.
▶ Retrieve Menu: select “AUDIO” for renewal or Live.
▶ Audio : Click speaker icon to turn it on/off.
( able to process audio ) (Cancel audio)
▶ Adjust volume :Volume increases as it moves to the right.
▶ Auto : Able to automatically output audio through multi channel
▶ Not use : Not able to hear audio
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▒ Chapter 8. Set Menu & System ▒
8-1 Information
Information consists of Firmware version, language, remote controller ID and mouse snesitivity.
▶ Language
The feature supports multiple languages and is capable of changing language. At the time of
delivery from plant, the language was set at mother tongue of the country involved.
▶ Mouse sensitivity
The feature is designed to set mouse sensitivity. Please use the mouse at your disposal.
(default: 1, Motion sensitivity grows brisk as the number increases)
▶Version
The feature is designed to display various versions of the product. The information will be
needed at a time of upgrade or A/S. .
Firmware version : display software version
Hardware version : display hardware version
Network version : display network version
Interface version : display UI version
▶ Web cord
This represents product’s ID that will be necessary for remote monitoring via internet.
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▶ Hardware address
As network MAC address equipped with the product, it represents number under control at a
time of product delivery from plant and does not require user.
▶ Video input method
Video standards by country consist of NTSC and PAL. Select one to use. (Some products
may not be changed depending on Firmware.)
8-2 Time & Date
Select time and date from system menu
▶ Set year/month/day
Select type by country
• ASIA : year/month/day --> (ie) 2006/05/31
• US : month/date/year --> (ie) 05/31/2006
• EURO : date/month/year --> (ie) 31/05/2006
▶ Set date & time
Select current date and time.
Select time and press “Apply.” And then check Note Message to select “Yes.”
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The message above shows that time may not consistently be displayed if search follows change in
time while existing recorded data still remain.
(For example)
• when time change from 3 to 4.: Video is displayed for four
• when time change from 3 to 2: Video recorded until up to three is displayed and then
video is played for two o’clock.
▶ sunlight savings time
The feature is sunlight savings time or summer time. During specified period, time is adjusted
an hour later. When end date comes, time automatically gets back to an hour before.
• start: enter start date and hour. .
• end : enter end date and hour.
▶ Time server
The feature is used to keep system hours constant.
The feature synchronizes time through specified time interval and server.
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Enter time server : enter time server URL and IP
Time-linked cycle : select time
• GMT : sepcify the country’s standard time zone
Test : check server status
8-3 System control
When there is a need to upgrade firmware following addition of system features, you can easily
upgrade on your own.
Save firmware in USB memory stick and insert it into USB port on front side of the system to
display thru list. Select file and press Upgrade.
Save Firmware
USB Memory Stick
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It may take a minute or one minue and 30 seconds depending on firmware. Please wait unitl
reboot is finished. Do not plug out or take out USB memory stick during upgrade. Otherwise, it
may cause trouble.
8-4 Set button
This is about automatic lock of manual buttons (front button, mouse button, remote control
button) and button sound.
▶ Button sound
When manual button is pressed, beep sound occurs.
( V : beep sound ON , Ø : beep sound OFF )
▶ automatic lock
When specified hours pass by, the feature (LOCK) is deisgned to close the system
automatically.
Once closed, you can use Select Channel, Split Screen and Sequence. As for the other
feautres, you should log in again to use them. .
(If Lock is in operation, status bar icon will change)
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▶ Emergency Record Lock
The feature is designed to deactivate “emergency record”. When users select emergency
record by mistake, the record will keep on operating and may unnecessarily consume hard
disk and overwrite existing data.
( V : emergency record available, Ø : emergency record not available )
8-5 Initialize
Available when you initialize default setting or factory setting
▶ initialize default setting: used to initialize all, excluding main settings such as (network,
password), into defauilt setting
▶ initialize factory setting : used to initialize all into factory setting
8-6 Control specified value
The feature is designed to save environment conditions specified for the system in USB
memory stick or restore them.
▶ Retrieve specified value : used to restore saved environemnt conditions to the system.
▶ Backup specified value: used to save specified environment value in USB memory stick or the
system. Once backup is completed, wait until “complete” message appears.
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▒ Chapter 9 Set Menu –Record ▒
9-1 Set record
You can set resolution, frame, event and other conditions necessary for record.
Preliminary record
When event occurs, the video record starts a second to five seconds earlier. Preliminary
record hours may change depending on resolution and frame specified. The lower the resolution
and frame are, the preliminary record hours may last up to five seconds.
▶ Record
Set conditions necessary for record.
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① Select camera use Y/N
(Not use) (Use)
② Select voice record Y/N.
( Use voice record) (Not use voice record)
③ Resolution : record image size.
( Select one among 360x240, 720x240, 720x480.)
④ Frame :Select the number of images to save per second
( Select one among 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7.5, 10, 15, 30fps. The number of frames you can
select may vary depending on resolution. )
⑤ Screen quality: Select screen quality recorded. You can select one among five.
“Maximum” represents the best quality and the largest data volume. .
( minimum < low< common < high < maximum)
⑥ Post-record : After event occurs, select period for more record
(select: 10 seconds ~ 300 seconds))
9-2 Scheduled record
Scheduled record is designed to keep recording during specified period. You can specify by hour,
channel, day and holiday. In addition, the feature enables you to specify detection method and
record Y/N depending on nighttime security status or holidays for efficient control of security.
Select “reserve record” to display “SR” in status bar as described below.
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Able to set thru Menu -> Record -> Set schedule.
▶ Select channel
Select channel to apply schedule to.
▶ Apply schedule
Whenever selecting “Check” for the day or time involved, event color changes sequentially.
When selecting different time zone and pressing Check, different colored event signal appears.
Motion: record when motion occurs
Sensor: record when sensor is in operation
Motion or sensor : record when either of motion or sensor occurs
Continuation : record regardless of event
Erase schedule
Erase all
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Copy channel
Applicable to the other cahnnels as well as channel in current use.
Select multiple channels to copy and press “Copy”
(Not use) (Use)
9-3 Set holidays
Set record for customized holidays in addition to pre-specified holidays.
You can set through menu-> record-> set holidays.
▶ Select channel
Select channel to apply schedule to.
▶ Select holidays
Select holidays on the calendar to have them marked red-colored and then set record for the
specified holidays.
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▶ Apply schedule
Whenever pressing “Check” for the marked period, event color changes sequentially.
When selecting different time and pressing Check, different color appears.
Copy channel
Applicable to the other channels as well as channel in current use.
Select multiple channels to copy and press “Copy”.
(Not use) (Use)
▶ Delete holidays
Enter the first and last date and press Delete for all-out deletion of holidays within the
specified range.
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▒ Chapter 10 Set menu – Network ▒
Set network in the system to keep the system controlled or monitored remotely.
10-1 IP Address
▶ Use DHCP feature
In general, DHPC-supported internet network is most widely used.
DHCP may automatically be assigned IP.
Check “DHCP” to reboot the system and automatically receive IP through “network” menu as
described below.
When you use router, you should port-forward the assigned IP address automatically.
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☞ Note
What is port-forwarding?
When router is in use, you will find router is connected to devices (such as PC,
DVR). When you receive request from outsider, you may not know what device
you should use to send request. Because a single IP alone may recognize data
transmitted externally, you may not access each of the devices. Port-forwarding
is designed to resolve this kind of problem.
If you set port-forwarding, even the same internet line may be connected to
port involved. (For more information regarding port-forwarding, refer to router manual
of each manufacturer. )
▶ DHCP Feature, Not Use
When you’re regular ID user, you can skip checking “DHCP” for use.
Fixed IP user should contact Internet provider to enter IP, subnet mask, gate, DNS address. Fixed
IP represents unique number and thus does not require setting of separate port-forwarding.
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▶ DDNS Address
This is designed to receive remote service and represents default value “61.250.157.14” whether
you’re changeable IP user or fixed IP user. Please use the default value as it is.
▶ Bandwidth
This is designed to transmit using searately specified transmission speed at a time of remote
control.
• Use : Transmit value specified through menu “Network” -> “Network Transmission Frame”
• Not use : Transmit value specified through “Record” -> “Set Record” .
▶Web server port
In monitoring remotely, the system uses two types of remote monitoring involving software
and website instead of software. This represents port used for remote monitoring via web and
default value of 80.
For information regarding how to access, refer to “Remote Monitoring.”
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10-2 Network transmission frame
When you use “bandwidth” feature in setting network, it is transmitted to specified frame. ’
The resolution is identical with “Set Record”. Screen quality and frame alone are transmitted
10-3 Set E-MAIL
When event occurs, send text mail to registered E-Mail address.
▶ Mail server
Enter user ’s mail server address. (ie : smtp.naver.com)
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▶ Port
In general, No. 25 is used for mail server. If you find it hard to send mail, contact mail server
and enter port number again. .
▶ Server password
Check and enter ID/Password.
▶ Mail address
Enter e-mail address usable for the system.
▶ Receiver
Enter receiver’s e-mail address. You can enter as many as three email addresses.
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10-4 Types of alarms
Specify types of alarm to decide when to send alarm E-Mail.
▶ Mail title
▶ Notification interval
ferquent events. When event occuts more than once during specified period, the feature is
designed not to send additional email.
▶ Sensor:
▶ Motion sense
Video loss : When video input discontinues, send email.
: enter e-mail title.
When sensor input occurs, send email.
: When Motion Sense occurs, send email.
: The feature is designed to forestall massive arrivals of emails for
Power On : When power is supplied, send email. .
Change password : When system password changes, send email.
HDD error : When error occurs to hard disk, send email. .
10-5 DDNS OPTION
When you’re changeable IP user, you should use private DDNS service instead of manufacturer’s
DDNS for remote access.
Please access http://www.dyndns.com/
installed in router, Set IP being currently used by the system as “DMZ”.
“DMZ” is desigend to keep selected IP open to all ports.
The following example shows what steps “hongkildong” is taking for subscription.
before use to register yourself as a member. If system is
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[1] Visti http://www.dyndns.com
[2] Enter sub domain name (ie: dvr-sample) on the low side of main screen and select main
domain name to be used for free. Select one at your disposal and then click “ADD.”
.
[3] Enter user informatin, such as name, password and email address and then click
“Create Account”. (Please use effective email address for certification.)
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[4] When you receive email containing certificate, check enail.
[5] After checking certificate, click the linked address, the underlying part, below for
automatic certification.
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[6] Once certification is completed, you will be connected to web site belwo.
[7] After logging in, click “My Zones/Domains” in “My Service.”
[8] Click “Dynamic DNS Hosts” on left menu.
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[9] Click (dvr-sample.dyndns-ip.com) registered at first.
[10] Enter router’s external IP in “IP Address.” Access router setting to be informed of
external IP. Once input is finished, click “Save Changes.”
[11] Click “Checkout to Activate” to activate registered domain.
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[12] Click “Proceed to checkout” on the low side.
[13] Click “Activate Services” on the low side.
[14] Activate selected domain’s IP.
[15] Enter ID/PW and domain in DVR setting. When IP changes, the feature is
designed to update regularly.
( Screen above shows an example)
[16] Enter domain name registered in URL address for access.
☞Note: Service is available only 10 to 30 minutes after subscription to the web site.
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▒ Chapter 11. Set Menu – Camera ▒
11-1 Controller
The feature is desigend to connect keyboard for controlling or operating system and use joystick
to control pan-tilt.
▶ Model: Select keyboard model name connected to system. Identify model compatible with the
system before purchase,
▶ Controller ID : ID is set as “0” in connecting keyboard. If you want to use different ID, change
ID thru keyboard before use.
▶ Serial port : Use “RS-485” in connecting keyboard.
☞ Note : Refer to Keyboard Manual for information regarding the use of keyboard.
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▒ Chapter 12 Set menu – display ▒
12-1 OSD
OSD is designed to decide whether to display status bar, title and split screen.
▶ All : displays camera title, status bar and split screen.
▶ Camera title : displays camera title by channel.
▶ Status bar: display status bar on the low side of screen, such as weather, time, record status,
lock, network and remaining hard disk volume. .
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▶split screen : display split between channels.
▒ Chapter 13 Set menu – Event ▒
13-1 Sense motion
The feature is designed to specify area where motion may be sensed. The feature specifies area
and sensitivity so that when motion is sensed, event record may be started.
▶ Select channel : Select channel capable of sensing motion.
(Not use) (Use)
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▶ Sensitivity: Select sensitivity for motion.
• The higher the specified value is, the higher the sensitivity is(1~10).
• By selecting sensitivity as schedule”, you can activate time icon and set sensitivity by hour.
▶ Range : Specify area where motion may be sensed.
Specify using arrow keya and click “check” for selection. .
Select area where motion may be sensed : blue-colored area
• Cancel area where motion may be sensed :No signal
The area where motion may be sensed is marked red.
☞ Note : Use hotkey to specify all areas
• No. “1” : Select all
• No. “2” : Cancel all
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13-2 Internal Buzzer
When event occurs, internal buzzer sound is set off during selected hours.
( sense motion) (sensor) (video loss)
13-4 Output SPOT
The feature is designed to sequentially display certain channels and events through separate
monitor.
range : one to 30 seconds ( “-------“ Not use )
▶ Range : one to 30 seconds ( “-------“ pass )
▶ Spot Mode : Output follows when selected event occurs.
• Event : output follows after events, including sensor and motion, occur
• Screen switch : Seuqential output for all channels for specified period
• Event + screen switch : When events sequentioally occur during output, event channel first
follows and automatically returns to sequential order.
• Fixed Channel : Output only selected channel.
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▒ Chapter 14. Remote access-Built-in viewer ▒
Built-in viewer is designed to enable monitoring by accessing web browser using web server
mounted to the system.
14-1 Access method
This represents the way to monitor thru access via web browser.
This chapter provides explanation on condition that network setting and router port-forwarding
should be installed. If the conditions are not met, refer to “network” explanation for installation.
Visit [1] http://www.ddnsip.net
to register system.
① Enter product’s web code into Web Code(DDNS ID).
Web code is found in Retrieve menu -> system -> information -> web code.
② Enter easy-to-use tentative name in Your domain name.
③ Select Register: Once input is finished, select “Register.”
For deletion, enter both No. 1 and 2 and select Delete )
☞ Note
It takes as long as 10 minute to 15 minutes to enjoy service after registration in
server. Please access 10 to 15 minutes later.
[2] Access method
If access method is shown as described below, execute web browser in PC and enter
http://soon.ddnsip.net
to access.
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For first connection, click pop up screen on the upper side of web browser with right button
of your mouse and download “ActivX” to install. Once installed, it means that DVR IP, DVR PORT is
set as default value. Enter USER ID and USER PW and click “CONNECT” for connection.
14-2 Each Name and Method
(1) This represents video area. Whenever you click, selected channel returns to entire screen
or split screen.
(2) DVR NAME: Enter temporary name. When you access again thru the same PC, the name
may be used again.
(3) DVR IP : IP address linked thru system automatically is displayed.
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(4) DVR PORT : Network port value set in system is automatically displayed.
(5) USER ID : Enter user log-in account. (system log-in account)
(6) USER PW : Enter password.
( Note : Password automatically is entered when you access again. )
(7) CONNECT / DISCONNECT : access or cancel.
(8) SETUP : Able to install system remotely.
( Installation method is identical with the way of using system menu. Separate
explanation is not provided)
(9) BACKUP : designed to back up video (live, renewed).
• Directory involved : Selects folder to save.
• File name : Name of file to save. Unless separate installation is found, it is
automatically entered.
• Channel: selects channel to back up.
(10) JPG : Captures current video in jpg file and inform of saved folder.
(11) BMP : Captures with BMP file currently being shown and inform of saved folder.
(12) SEARCH : usable when searching remotely. The search method is identical with the way
of using system. Separate explanation is not provided.
(13) Arrow key : usable for pan-tilt.
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(14) CHANNEL : selects pan-tilt channel.
(15) ZOOM : represents pan-tilt camera ZOOM feature.
(16) FOCUS : controls pan-tilt camera focus.
(17) IRIS : controls pan-tilt IRIS feature.
(18) TOURING : keeps pan-tilt touring feature on/off.
(19) SPEED : controls speed of pan-tilt speed.
(20) AUDIO : controls volume.
(21) GDI : As one of essential modules controlling all of output devices thru window, GDI is
used to output video. (When system load is increasing or when VGA card is on less than
mid level or when PC has low specifications, it is not recommendable)
(22) RGB : The feature is designed to output video using graphic card installed in PC and is
used to decrease PC load. The video screen quality may vary depending on graphic card
quality. )
(23) MAX VIEW : enables monitoring by enlarging video only
(Just enter ESC to go backward.)
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▒ Chapter 15 Remote Access-iPhone ▒
15-1 Install program
Access APP STORE to search “MPRMS” and to download profram for installation.
15-2 Execute program
Once program installation in iPhone is finished, icons below are displayed.
Select icon to execute.
15-3 Register product information
Enter network information to display product you hold thru iPhone.
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[1] Register
Execute program in iPhone and click “New” for new registration.
[2] Enter Reg Name.
Enter name at your disposal.
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[3] Select model name
◎ MODEL :Select “DVR” for DVR.
[4] Enter log-in (DVR ID) info.
◎ DVR ID : Enter User ID for accessing DVR,
◎ PASSWORD : Enter password registered in DVR main body.
(Note: “User ID” and “Password” in DVR’s main body “menu” -> “system” ->
password “)
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[5] Enter DVR IP (Enter only fixed IP user)
Enter fixed IP user instead of changeable IP user.
(Note) As for fixed ip data, enter PI address registered in DVR.
[6] Set DDNS IP (Enter only changeable IP user)
◎ Set fixed IP user as Not Use
(Note : Keep DDNS IP and DDNS PORT at default value.)
Set changeable IP user as “Use.”
DDNS ID : Enter the product’s unique “web code”.
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[7] Set DDNS IP (Enter only changeable IP user)
Once input is finished, press “ADD” to save.
15-4 See Live
[1] Click registered “DVR Name”.
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[2] Connect remote access
When channel is in motion, click “CH SELECT” to select number.
PTZ : select when controlling pan-tilt
The screen displays only video excluding time, resolution and the name of
channel.
The feature is designed to transmit still photo in certain intervals when video streaming
is interrupted due to network load.
☞ See full screen : If you set aside iPhon, it switches into full screen.
( Touch any area of full screen viewer to retrieve menu )
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15-5 Search
Touch “search” displayed on the low side of screen.
[1] Select date/time
After selecting date, touch “SEARCH” on the low side.
[2] Way of operating search
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Go backward
Stop
Renew
Switch to Live
15-6 Relay out
Relay can be controlled remotely..
Time selection : Alarm output time selection.
OFF : Alarm off
Infinity : Unlimited alarm output
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15-7 Operate PTZ(Pan-tilt)
PTZ is operable thru iPhone. The way of operating it thru CMS or main body is identical. Separate
explanation is not provided.
(1) Select
(2) Cancel
(3) Camera’s automatic focus button
(4) Pan-tilt’s internal menu retrieval button
(5) Arrow button
(6) + (Increase) and – (decrease) are used for camera focus adjustment.
(7) + (Increase) and – (Decrease) are used to enlarge or reduce camera.
(8) Select cannel
(9) Relay out button (You can output relay temporarily)
(10) Select pan-tilt menu
(11) Display OSD thru live screen, ON/OFF button
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▒ Chapter 16 Remote access-Window Mobile Phone ▒
16-1 Install program
Download window mobile program and save in mobile phone.
16-2 Execute program
Copy file downloaded to mobile phone in temporary folder or folder selected by user and exeute
it to install.
☞ For ways of copying or installing program in mobile phone, refer to manufacturer’s
mobile phone manual.
Execute “MPRM_Setup.CAB” copied into mobile phone to create “MPRMS” icon.
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Once installed in mobile phone, icon appears.
16-3 Register Product Info.
Enter network info. to monitor product you hold thru mobile phone. Install network in DVR’s main
body before motion. Refer to user manual for main body to install network.
[1] Register
Execute program and click “ADD DVR” for registration.
[2] Enter info.
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Enter info. as described above.
• NAME : Enter temporary user name.
• ID : Enter user ID using login info. during access.
• PASS : enter password using DVR log-in password.
• MODEL : Select “H.264” for H.264.
[3] Enter DDNS info.
The data below should be entered to install DDNS for changeable IP user.
• Use DDNS : Check if you’re changeable IP internet user.
• ADDR : keep DDNS server address as default. (default : www.adtcapscctv.net)
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• POR : Keep port intact given that port automatically changes depending on model.
• SAVE : Save info.
[4] Fixed IP User ( excluding changeable IP user)
• Use STATIC : Check changeable IP internet user.
• ADDR : Enter fixed IP registered thru DVR.
• PORT : Enter PORT registered thru DVR. (Default : 3000)
16-4 PTZ Access /Disconnect
[1] Access
• Connect : access using input info, .
• Info Setup : click registered info.
• I Only : When network conditions are not good or when video streaming does not work
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well, the feature is designed to successively transmit still image on regular basis.
[2] Disconnect
• Disconnect : If you want to disconnect, just click.
[3] Change channel
ㆍCH : Select channel to monitor during access.
[4] Change access DVR
If you want to change access model to access other DVR, select registered model name from
DVR menu to connect.
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16-5 Search
If you want to search, select “Serarch” and click “Rec Info Req” to get record info. to activate
date and time. Select date and time to search and click “START” to renew.
(Note: It may take long to get the process from search to renewal depending on network load.)
16-6 How to Use PTZ
While pan-tilt is in operation, click “Arrow” button to keep operating. If you want to stop,
click Stop.
• Left : Move to the left. • Right : move to the right.
• Up : Move in upper direction • Down :move in downward direction.
• STOP : stop moving. • Normal/Invert : move in opposite direction from
where arrow points..
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16-7 Zoom /Focus Feature
Control pan-tilt’s zoom and focus.
Zoom feature is designed to enlarge or reduce camera image, while focus is designed to
adjust camera focus.
• ZOOM IN/OUT : designed to enlarge/reduce camera image
• FOCUS IN/OUT : designed to adjust focus.
16-8 Pre-Set Feature
Pre-Set feature is designed to save camera location and to relocate when necessary.
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• P1~P16 : Number to save.
• MOVE / SET : Feature varies depending on what you select.
◎ MOVE : Select one among P1~P16 and select “MOVE.” Click “SEND” to move to the
location saved.
◎ SET :Select one among P1~P16 to click “SAVE.” Click “SEND” to save camera location
into corresponding number.
16-9 Remote Alarm
The feature is designed to allow user to output alarm thru remote control.
• Alarm output No. (1~16) : Select alarm output number. (Default: 1 )
• Time : Output alarm during specified period.
• ON/OFF : Control output start/stop.
(If you set the period at five seconds and click On, it stops five seconds later. )
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▒ Chapter 17. Remote Access-ANDROID Phone ▒
17-1 Install program
Execute “market” program to install in mobile phone and search “MPRMS” to download program
for installation. Once installation is finished, “MPRMS” icon appears on wallpaper.
(1) (2) (3)
17-2 Execute program
Select “MPRMS” on wallpaper to execute prorgam.
(select icon) (screen where program is executed)
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17-3 Register Product Info.
Enter product info. to monitor product you hold thru Android phone for use.
[1] Register
Select “Add” on the right upper side of screen to register.
[2] Enter registration info.
(1) (2) (3)
(1) Enter Name and product ID(User) and Password.
Name : enter temporary name at your disposal.
User : enter “User ID” when accessing DVR.
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