oxic XD-S16200 User Manual

MULTI-CHANNEL

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

Version 92040729

Introduction

This manual is for the users who attempt to use Multi-channel Digital

Video Recorder (MDVR). It illustrates features, installation guide, connecting to

peripherals, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) operation. Please familiarize

yourself with the contents in this manual before using the DVR. Make sure that

you have referred to an expert when opening the outer case for repair or

installing HDD. If you have any inquiries or questions on the products, please

consult to your local dealer.

When you have received your new MDVR system, inspect the contents of the

package to verify that all units have been shipped before you begin the

installation process.

Caution Several connectors on the rear panel of the MDVR system are keyed

and must be properly aligned before inserting them into the port. Failure to

align the plug can damage connector’s functionality.

Caution

WARNING

To prevent fire or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.

Dangerous high voltages are present inside the enclosure. Do not open the

cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral

triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated

“dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of

sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to

alert the user to the presence of important operating and

maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying

the appliance.

About This Product

USA

This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class A

computing device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules, which are designed for

reasonable protection against harmful interference when operated in a

commercial environment.

Europe CE

This product adheres to the requirements for radiated emission according to

the limits of the European Standards.

Liability

This manual has been taken every care for user when preparation. If user

detected any inaccuracies or omissions, please contact your local vendor for

more information.

Legal Consideration

Camera surveillance may be against the laws that vary from country to country.

Please check the laws in your local region before using this product for

surveillance purpose.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

This product can generate and radiate radio frequency energy, and if not

installed or used followed by the instruction manual, may cause interference to

radio communications. Operation of this product in a residential area is likely to

cause interference, in which case the user will be required to take whatever

measure and cost to correct the interference. To ensure compliance with EMC,

shielded cables should be required to use with this product.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Products Overview 9

1.1 Unpacking...........................................................................................9

1.2 DVR Overview .................................................................................. 11

1.2.1 DVR Functions and Features ................................................. 11

1.2.2 DVR Front Panel.....................................................................12

1.2.3 DVR Rear Panel ..................................................................... 13

1.3 Multi-Keyboard Overview..................................................................14

1.3.1 Keyboard Front Panel.............................................................14

1.3.2 Keyboard Rear Panel .............................................................15

1.4 Remote Controller.............................................................................16

Chapter 2 Hardware Installations with DVR 17

2.1 Cautions in Installation...................................................................... 18

2.2 HDD Installation................................................................................19

2.3 Multi-Keyboard & MDVR Connections.............................................. 20

2.3.1 Single Multi-Keyboard with Single MDVR Connection............20

2.3.2 Single Multi-Keyboard with Multiple MDVRs Connection........20

2.3.3 Multiple Multi-Keyboards with Single MDVR Connection........21

2.3.4 Multiple Multi-Keyboards and MDVRs Connection .................21

2.4 Video Output Connection.................................................................. 23

2.4.1 Connect with CCTV Monitors .................................................23

2.4.2 Connect with TV .....................................................................23

2.4.3 Connect with CRT or LCD Monitors........................................24

2.5 Network Installation...........................................................................25

2.5.1 Connect with DVR ..................................................................25

2.5.2 Setup LAN Configuration in DVR Main Manu .........................25

2.6 Cameras Installation .........................................................................26

2.6.1 Connect with Cameras ...........................................................26

2.6.2 Setup RS-485 in Main Menu to Control Cameras................... 26

2.6.3 Setup Camera ID & PTZ Camera Enable in DVR Main Menu 27

2.6.4 PTZ Camera Control...............................................................28

2.6.5 Set Preset for PTZ Camera ....................................................29

2.6.6 Goto Preset ............................................................................30

2.6.7 Setup Camera Adjust in DVR Man Manu................................31

2.6.8 Setup Camera Action in DVR Main Manu...............................32

2.6.9 Setup Camera Title in DVR Main Manu .................................. 33

2.6.10 Setup Sequence Time in DVR Main Manu ...........................34

2.7 Alarm Setup ......................................................................................35

2.7.1 Connect with Alarm Devices...................................................35

2.7.2 Connecting to DVR ................................................................. 36

2.7.3 Setup Respondent Cameras for Alarm in DVR Main Menu ....37

2.7.4 Setup Alarm Out Enable in DVR Main Menu ..........................38

2.7.5 Setup Alarm In Type in DVR Main Menu ................................40

2.7.6 Setup Alarm Response in DVR Main Menu............................43

2.7.8 Setup Alarm List in DVR Main Menu.......................................45

2.7.9 Setup Motion in DVR Main Menu ...........................................46

2.7.10 Setup Alarm/Motion Setup in DVR Main Menu .....................47

Chapter 3 Basic Operations 48

3.1 Single Screen ...................................................................................48

3.2 Single Screen with Zooming .............................................................49

3.3 Display Screen..................................................................................50

3.4 Sequencing Screen ..........................................................................53

3.5 Main Menu Screen............................................................................54

3.6 List Screen........................................................................................55

3.7 Help Screen ...................................................................................... 58

3.8 Playback Screen...............................................................................59

3.9 Freeze...............................................................................................60

3.10 Keyboard Lock................................................................................60

Chapter 4 Menu Setup 62

4.1 Main Menu Overview ........................................................................62

4.1.1 Menu Tree ..............................................................................64

4.2 Camera.............................................................................................65

4.2.1 Camera Adjust ........................................................................67

4.2.2 Camera Action ........................................................................68

4.2.3 Camera Title ...........................................................................69

4.2.4 Camera Sequence Time.........................................................70

4.3 Display and Language ......................................................................71

4.3.1 Screen Center Point & Size ....................................................71

4.3.2 Date/Time Position .................................................................72

4.3.3 Camera Title Type...................................................................73

4.3.4 Date/Time Display ..................................................................74

4.3.5 Clock Mode.............................................................................75

4.3.6 Anti-Flicker..............................................................................76

4.3.7 Test Pattern.............................................................................77

4.3.8 Language................................................................................78

4.4 Record ..............................................................................................79

4.4.1 Record Setup..........................................................................79

4.4.2 Frame Rate.............................................................................81

4.5 Alarm/Motion Setup ..........................................................................84

4.5.1 Alarm In Event ........................................................................84

4.5.2 Alarm Out Enable.................................................................... 85

4.5.3 Alarm In Type.......................................................................... 87

4.5.4 Alarm Response .....................................................................88

4.5.5 Alarm List................................................................................90

4.5.6 Motion Setup ..........................................................................91

4.5.7 Alarm/Motion Enables.............................................................93

4.6 Schedule...........................................................................................93

4.7 Installer Setup...................................................................................96

4.7.1 Date/Time Setup.....................................................................96

4.7.2 LAN Setup ..............................................................................97

4.7.3 RS-485 Setup .........................................................................98

4.7.4 Camera ID Setup....................................................................99

4.7.5 Password Setup ...................................................................100

4.7.6 Password Management ........................................................101

4.7.7 Auto Demo............................................................................103

4.7.8 Make Boot Disk.....................................................................104

4.7.9 Compress Information ..........................................................105

4.8 System Information.........................................................................107

4.8.1 DVR ...................................................................................... 107

4.8.2 Disk.......................................................................................108

4.8.3 Video Size ............................................................................109

4.9 Save/Load Configurations............................................................... 110

4.9.1 Save/Load ............................................................................ 110

Chapter 5 System Operation 111

5.1 How to Set Recording..................................................................... 111

5.1.1 Sample System Configuration .............................................. 111

5.1.2 Schedule Setting................................................................... 113

5.1.3 Alarm In and Alarm Out Setting ............................................ 114

6.1.4 Motion Detection Setting....................................................... 116

5.1.5 Frame Rate, Quality, and Recording Time Setting................ 117

5.1.6 Enable Recording ................................................................. 119

5.1.7 Check Recording .................................................................. 120

5.2 How to Estimate Recording Time....................................................121

5.3 Image Backup System ............................................................... 122

5.3.1 CF Card Backup System.................................................122

Chapter 6 Trouble Shooting 126

6.1 Installation.......................................................................................126

6.1.1 The DVR is not power on......................................................126

6.1.2 Power is on, but the DVR dose not operate..........................126

6.1.3 Images are not showing on the monitor................................126

6.1.4 The picture quality on the monitor is poor.............................126

6.2 Recording .......................................................................................127

6.2.1 The DVR will not start recording ...........................................127

6.2.2 The DVR can not perform alarm recording ...........................127

6.3 Playback ......................................................................................... 127

6.3.1 The DVR can not perform playback......................................127

6.4 Others.............................................................................................127

6.4.1 The DVR will not detect motion.............................................127

Appendix A: Specifications 128

Appendix B: Recording Time and HDD Space 131

Appendix C: Glossary 132

Chapter 1 Products Overview

1.1 Unpacking

Please place the product on a flat surface to inspect if there is any part

missing among the following items list.

Item Name and Description Pcs

1 Mainframe *1

2 Front Keyboard *1

3 IR Remote controller *1

4 AAA NO.4 Battery: for IR Remote controller *2

5 User’s Manual *1

6 Rack Mount Ears *2

7 RS-485 Cable 40 CM: used to connect Mainframe and Front

Keyboard

8 AC Power Cord *1

9 IDE Cable 40CM *2

Note: If there any part is missing or damaged, please contact your local vendor

as soon as possible.

1.2 DVR Overview

1.2.1 DVR Functions and Features

Key Features:

z Reliable and Stable Stand-Alone System

z Individual Unit Accommodates 8/16 Camera Inputs

z Simultaneous Real-Time Recording, Live Images, Playback and

Networking

z MPEG2-Like and JPEG Compression Algorithms

z 16 Alarm Inputs, 4 Alarm Outputs And 1 Relay Output

z Programmable Recording Schedule and Frame Rate Setting

z High-Speed Searching by Time or Events

z Remote Viewing, Access and Control via LAN/WAN/INTERNET

z Support Various PTZ Cameras

z Support RAID Disk (Option)

z CF Card Backup Mode

z Remote 16-Channel Playback

z Evidence Preservation Lock

1.2.2 DVR Front Panel

1 Power Indicator This light Indicates the power status of the DVR.

2 RS-485 Connector This port is a socket for RS-485 of front keyboard..

3 IR Receiver This receiver is for infrared remote controller,

NOTE: keep the receiver from disturbs for IR remote

controller.

4 Compact Flash (CF)

Card Socket

This socket is for user inserting a CF Card to backup

files from HDD or internal CF Card.

NOTE: Please don’t remove CF Card while power

on.

5 CF Card Indicator This light Indicates the CF card status of the DVR.

6 HDD Indicator This light Indicates the HDD status of the DVR.

7 Reserved CDRW /

DVDRW Socket

Only Advanced Model will come with

CDRW/DVDRW driver.

1.2.3 DVR Rear Panel

1 Video-In Looping and

Video-Out Connector

This BNC connector is used to connect a camera

or video output of another DVR.

2 Dipswitch This dipswitch sets Video Looping Terminal

Resistor.

Note: Set ON, if there is no video looping.

3 Power Switch This button sets power ON or OFF.

4 Power Core Connector Power Core input.

5 VGA Out Connector Provides VGA signal.

6 S-Video Out Connector Provides S-Video signal.

7 BNC Out Connector Provides a composite video signal.

8 VGA/BNC Switch Switch VGA or BNC.

9 NTSC/PAL Switch Switch NTSC or PAL

10 LAN Port Connector Provides a standard RJ-45 socket for 10/100

Mbps Ethernet networks.

11 RS-485 Port Connector This socket is a RJ-11 connector. It provides a

RS-485 control signal port.

12 ALARM I/O Connector Receives/Provides alarm I/O signals.

13 IDE RAID Connector (Optional). IDE RAID connector port.

1.3 Multi-Keyboard Overview

The Multi-Keyboard is designed for User(s) more conveniently to control the

MDVR(s).

1.3.1 Keyboard Front Panel

F1 F2

ENTER

ESC

SEQ

678

11 12

15 16

ZOOM

IRIS

OCUS

SET PRESET

GOTO PRESET

OWER

1234

5678

1. Power Indicator

2. DVR ID Buttons

3. DVR ID Indicators

4. Keyboard control Functions

5. Channels Control Buttons

6. Playback Control Buttons

7. PTZ Cameras Control Buttons

8. Encoder

1.3.2 Keyboard Rear Panel

1. Power Cord Jack

2. RJ11 Connector (for RS485)

Pin no Pin define

1 No Connected

123 456

2 DC +12V

3 GND

4 DATA A (+)

5 DATA B (-)

6 No Connected

1.4 Remote Controller

Provide basic function operations.

2 Replace the Keyboard encoder Knob.

Basic operation keys.

4 Alarm key. Press this button to trigger

alarm signals to the DVR.

Provide playback operation.

Function keys for setting menu

Select video channel directly.

Chapter 2 Hardware Installations with DVR

2.1 Cautions in Installation

Severe impact or vibration may cause malfunction.

Avoid a direct ray of light, and keep the safe

distance between crowded place and the product

as well as its assemblies.

Be careful not to insert any conducting material in

the ventilation space of product.

Avoid places with strong magnetic or electrical

field, or places near a radio or TV.

Always keep the place dust-free when installing or

moving DVR.

2.2 HDD Installation

To install Hard Disk for DVR, make sure turn off the power switch of the DVR

rear panel and pull off the power plug from the socket first. Afterward using

cross screwdriver removes all screws around the case to open the DVR’s

upper case, and then follow the three steps below to install the Hard Disk for

DVR.

STEP 1 Set IDE selectable

jumper correctly as

default

configuration on the

HDD before

installation. (It must

refer to HDD user

guide)

Please note the one

is set to Master, the

other one is Slave,

and no HDD brand

is limited.

IDE So c k et f o r HDD2

IDESocket for H

DD1

STEP 2 Use IDE Cables to

connect with HDDs

and IDE sockets.

2.3 Multi-Keyboard & MDVR Connections

Use Multi-keyboard RS-485 port to connect MDVR’s front RS-485 port. There

are 4 variable connections for MDVR(s) and Multi-Keyboard(s):

2.3.1 Single Multi-Keyboard with Single MDVR Connection

2.3.2 Single Multi-Keyboard with Multiple MDVRs Connection

Multi Keyboard

DVR8

123456

2.3.3 Multiple Multi-Keyboards with Single MDVR Connection

Multi Keyboard

Multi Keyboa rd 8

2.3.4 Multiple Multi-Keyboards and MDVRs Connection

Multi Keyboard

Multi Keybo a rd 8

DVR8

2.3.5 Multi-keyboard with Multiple DVRs ID Setup

While user tries to control multiple DVRs to do different job, user must set up

each connected DVRs’ different ID in Main Menu first.

To set up DVR’s ID for keyboard, simply go to the Main menu path:

Main Manu Æ Installer Setup Æ RS-485

Figure 2.3.5: DVR ID Setup

Use to move cursor for selecting the ID section. Press

PROG

key for 3

seconds and use

to set up DVR ID number (0~7). Then, press

PROG

key for 3 seconds again and press the keyboard ID key (1~8) (the buttons

below the LEDs numbers on the keyboard).

NOTE: The MDVR ID number 0~7 are with corresponding Keyboard ID 1~8. For

example, if set DVR ID is 5, then press keyboard ID button number 4.

2.4 Video Output Connection

Video output connection ports all are on the DVR’s rear panel.

2.4.1 Connect with CCTV Monitors

Use standard “TV Out” BNC Port on the DVR real panel

1. Video

2. Ground

2.4.2 Connect with TV

Use standard S-Video Port

1. C Ground

2. C (Chrominance)

3. Y Luminance + Sync

4. Y Ground

2.4.3 Connect with CRT or LCD Monitors

Use standard VGA Port

(At the DVR)

(At the monitor cable)

z 15 PIN HIGHDENSITY D-SUB FEMALE at the DVR.

z 15 PIN HIGHDENSITY D-SUB MALE at the monitor cable.

Pin Name Dir Description

1 RED

Red Video (75 ohm, 0.7 V p-p)

2 GREEN

Green Video (75 ohm, 0.7 V p-p)

3 BLUE

Blue Video (75 ohm, 0.7 V p-p)

4 ID2

Monitor ID Bit 2

5 GND

Ground

6 RGND

Red Ground

7 GGND

Green Ground

8 BGND

Blue Ground

9 KEY - Key (No pin)

10 SGND

Sync Ground

11 ID0

Monitor ID Bit 0

12 ID1 or SDA

Monitor ID Bit 1

13 HSYNC or CSYNC

Horizontal Sync (or Composite Sync)

14 VSYNC

Vertical Sync

15 ID3 or SCL

Monitor ID Bit 3

2.5 Network Installation

2.5.1 Connect with DVR

Use RJ-45 port on the DVR’s rear panel to connect with network. Network

function provides user to remote view the DVR’s image on a PC by the

NetView application. To install the Network for DVR, please insert the LAN

cable into RJ-45 port on the DVR rear panel.

LAN Connector

1234 5678

LED1

LED

The pin-out of the RJ-45 jack is the same as a standard

Ethernet UDP jack.

LED1: YELLOW LIGHT Indicates the MESSAGE

Transaction.

LED2: GREEN LIGHT Indicates the LAN PORT ON LINE.

2.5.2 Setup LAN Configuration in DVR Main Manu

1. Go to the path: Main Manu Æ Installer Setup Æ LAN

Figure 2.5.2: LAN Configuration

2. Use and Encoder ( ) to set IP, Mask and Gateway values. Note: The numbers of IP, Mask and Gateway in Figure 2.5.2 is an example. To

set LAN configuration, users need to contact their local internet provider or the

company network administrator for correct information.

2.6 Cameras Installation

2.6.1 Connect with Cameras

Use “In” standard BNC Port on the DVR real panel

1. Video

2. Ground

2.6.2 Setup RS-485 in Main Menu to Control Cameras

1. Go to the path: Main Menu Æ Installer Setup Æ RS-485

Figure 2.6.2: RS-485

2. Use

to select item. Use

to change value.

3. Baud Rate: DVR support 7 kinds of PTZ camera manufacturers protocols,

User needs to refer Dome’s manufacturer manual to set Baud Rate

4. ID: The ID panel here is for DVR’s ID.

5. Protocol: select the brand of the PTZ camera.

2.6.3 Setup Camera ID & PTZ Camera Enable in DVR Main Menu

1. Go to the path: Main Menu Æ Installer Setup Æ RS-485 Æ Set Camera

RS-485 Æ Camera #

Figure 2.6.3.1: Set camera ID

2. Use to select items. Use

- +

to change values.

3. Set the Camera ID as the same as the switch ID of the dome.

4. Set the Camera 485 Enable enabled for PTZ camera. Dome icon will be

showed on the upper right corner of the screen.

Figure 2.6.3.2: Set Camera 485 Enable

2.6.4 PTZ Camera Control

1. When Camera 485 Enable has been set enabled, there will be a dome label

on the upper right corner in the full screen mode:

Figure 2.6.4: PTZ Camera Control

2. Use or to control PAN left, PAN right, Tilt up, and Tilt down.

Use

+ -

to zoom in/out.

2.6.5 Set Preset for PTZ Camera

1. Press

SET PR ESET

to enter Set Preset mode.

Figure 2.6.5: Set Preset for PTZ Camera

2. Use

1 16

to set preset or use

- +

to select preset, then

press

EN TER

to set preset.

NOTE: For Lilin, use the following procedure to set preset point.

Procedure: Recall Goto Preset, set dome at specific location, then Set

Preset.

2.6.6 Goto Preset

1. Press

G O TO PR ESET

to enter Go to Preset mode.

Figure 2.6.6: Goto Preset

2. Use

to go to preset or use

and

to select preset,

then press

EN TER

to go to preset.

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