Rugged Cams Workhorse DVR 4 Channel User Manual

Statement of Compliance with FCC

Model Name: Workhorse 120-4 This device complies with Section 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is covered by the following

provisions: (1) This device shall not cause harmful interfer ence, and; (2) This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause unintended operations.

Warning

- Unauthorized reproduction of all or part of the contents of this manual is strictly prohibited.

- The figures in this manual are for illustration purposes only (may differ from the actual product).

- The specifications and design of the product are subject to change without prior notice for purpos es of quality improvement.

Cautions

To get the best use out of the product, be sure to read the cautions before using the product. For your safety, please take note of the following:

 Caution

1. To prevent electric shock when installing, moving, or ope ning the DVR and per ipheral devices, connect and disconnect the cables as instructed in this manual. All cables must be connected to grounded outlets.

2. Install the DVR such that it is easy to disconnect the power cord.

3. Do not use the DVR in water or in wet places (may cause electric shock).

4. Keep the vinyl packing materials used for the DVR or other peripheral devices out of reach of children (may cause suffocation).

 DVR Installation Environment

1. The operating temperature should be 0˚C ~ 40˚C, and the operating humidit y, 10% ~ 80%.

2. Install the DVR in a safe, vibration-free place.

3. Install the DVR in a well-ventilated place.

4. To protect the hard drive from data loss and problems, install the DV R away from magnetic interference.

5. When a standard rack is not used, use a separate table that allows gaps of 60cm from the floor, 50cm from the ceiling, and 20cm from the wall.

 Safety Notes on the DVR

1. When installing additional boards and HDDs, disconnect the power cable and turn off the power of the DVR completely.

2. Keep the product away from heat sources such as heaters.

3. Do not use a damaged power cord.

4. To prevent and minimize trouble due to magnetic interference and electric surge, use only grounded cables and outlets.

5. Do not touch the po wer supply while the power cord is connected. Even if the switch is turned off, electricity continues to flow through the cable and power supply while the power cord is connected.

6. Do not place heavy objects on the product.

7. Do not drop conductive objects into the ventilation holes.

8. Allow sufficient space for system cabling (video inputs/loo p outs) on the back of the unit.

9. Use only the items indicated in this manual. Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or remodel the product without permission. IT WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY.

10. Incorrect system setup may cause undesirable effects.

11. Shut down the system properly as instructed in this manual.

12. The UPS power supply contains a small amount of toxic substances. Improper installation of the battery, exposure to fire or moisture, disassembly or short circuit may cause explosion. Keep the battery pack out of reach of infants or children.

 Safety Notes on the Lithium Battery

1. Replace lithium batteries as instructed in this manual.

2. Dispose of used lithium batteries properly.

Warnings and Cautions are indicated as follows:

Possible injury or product damage

Risk of minor injury or product damage

Workhorse 120-4

C/O/N/T/E/N/T/S

Workhorse 120-4

Statement of Compliance with FCC....................................... 1

Warning................................................................................................... 1

Cautions .................................................................................................1

C/O/N/T/E/N/T/S ........................................................................................... 3

1. Overview..................................................................................................6

1-1. About the Product.....................................................................................................6

1-2. Major Features..........................................................................................................6

1-3. Components..............................................................................................................7

2. Installation and Connection................................................................... 8

2-1. Name and Features of Each Part.............................................................................8

2-1-1. Front Part.......................................................................................................................................8

2-1-2. Rear Part........................................................................................................................................9

2-2. Installation and Connection ....................................................................................10

2-2-2. Adding a Hard Drive ..................................................................................................................13

2-2-3. CD-RW/DVD-RW ......................................................................................................................17

3. Operation and Setup Tools .................................................................. 18

3-1. Front Buttons ..........................................................................................................18

3.2 Remote Control........................................................................................................19

3-3. Mouse .....................................................................................................................22

4. System Operation ................................................................................. 23

4-1. Starting and Shutting down the System..................................................................23

4-1-1. Starting the System......................................................................................................................23

4-1-2. Shutting down the System ........................................................................................................... 23

4-2. System Login..........................................................................................................25

4-2-1. User Account...............................................................................................................................25

4-2-2. Login ...........................................................................................................................................25

4-3. Monitoring ...............................................................................................................27

4-3-1. Divided Screen and Automatic Screen Conversion ..................................................................... 27

4-4. Audio Live, Recording, and Playing........................................................................28

4-4-1. Audio Live and Recording Setup.................................................................................................28

4-4-2. Changing the Audio Live Channel ..............................................................................................29

4-5. Viewing System Information and Changing the Display Setup..............................31

4-5-1. Viewing System Information.......................................................................................................31

4-5-2. Brightness Control.......................................................................................................................33

4-5-3. Adjusting the Contrast.................................................................................................................33

4-5-4. Camera Control............................................................................................................................33

4-5-5. TV Control...................................................................................................................................34

4-5-6. Language .....................................................................................................................................34

4-5-7. Displaying/Hiding the Camera Name..........................................................................................35

4-5-8. Controlling the Screen Border.....................................................................................................35

4-5-9. Reset ............................................................................................................................................36

4-6. System Log.............................................................................................................37

4-6-1. Log Type .....................................................................................................................................37

4-6-2. Viewing the System Log .............................................................................................................37

4-7. Record.....................................................................................................................40

4-7-1. Recording Type ...........................................................................................................................40

4-7-2. Recording Setup ..........................................................................................................................40

4-7-3. Viewing the Recording Status .....................................................................................................40

4-7-4. Starting and Stopping Record All................................................................................................41

4-7-5. Watermark...................................................................................................................................42

4-8. Search.....................................................................................................................43

4-8-1. Selecting Search Mode ................................................................................................................ 43

4-8-2. Search Method............................................................................................................................. 44

4-8-3. Selecting the Search Tool............................................................................................................44

4-8-4.Multi-channel ...............................................................................................................................47

4-8-5. Multi-hour....................................................................................................................................48

4-8-6. Multi-date .................................................................................................................................... 49

4-9. Play.........................................................................................................................51

4-9-1. Selecting Play Mode....................................................................................................................51

4-9-2. Playing and Controlling the Play Speed ......................................................................................53

4-9-3. Playing on a Divided Screen........................................................................................................54

4-9-4. Changing the Audio Channel.......................................................................................................56

4-9-5. Mute ............................................................................................................................................57

4-9-6. Smart Search................................................................................................................................58

4-9-7. Digital Zoom-in...........................................................................................................................61

4-10. Backup..................................................................................................................63

4-11. PTZ Camera Control.............................................................................................67

4-11-1. Conditions for Using PTZ..........................................................................................................67

4-11-2. Shifting to PTZ Mode................................................................................................................ 67

4-11-3. PTZ Control............................................................................................................................... 68

5. System Setup ........................................................................................ 70

5-1. Main Setup..............................................................................................................70

5-1-1. Starting the Main Setup ...............................................................................................................70

5-1-2. Recording Setup ..........................................................................................................................71

5-1-3. Recording Schedule.....................................................................................................................89

5-1-4. System ......................................................................................................................................... 95

5-1-5.Storage Device............................................................................................................................107

5-1-6.NTP ............................................................................................................................................117

5-1-7. Advanced................................................................................................................................... 121

5-2. Additional Setup....................................................................................................125

5-2-1. Selecting Additional Setup ........................................................................................................ 125

5-2-2.PTZ Setup................................................................................................................................... 126

5-2-3. Network Setup ...........................................................................................................................130

1. Rugged Vision Viewer (Web monitoring).......................................... 144

1-1.Access....................................................................................................................144

1-2.Description of the Basic Features..........................................................................146

1-3. Audio.....................................................................................................................146

1-4. Color Adjust ..........................................................................................................147

1-5. DVR Network Setting............................................................................................147

1-6. Viewing a Divided Screen.....................................................................................149

1-7.Search and Playback.............................................................................................150

1-7-2. Search Method........................................................................................................................... 150

1-7-3. Search and Play .........................................................................................................................150

1-7-4. Playback Control .......................................................................................................................152

1-7-5. Screen Description.....................................................................................................................152

1-8. DVR Setup............................................................................................................153

2. Quick Viewer .......................................................................................154

2-1. File Play ................................................................................................................155

2-2. Description of Buttons...........................................................................................155

2-3. Version Information...............................................................................................156

A/P/P/E/N/D/I/X ........................................................................................157

1. PTZ Camera Protocol ....................................................................... 158

2. Recommended HDD ......................................................................... 158

3. Recommended USB 2.0 Device....................................................... 159

 Memory Stick......................................................................................................159

 2.5" Portable USB HDD......................................................................................159

 CD-RW, DVD-RW..............................................................................................159

1. Overview

1-1. About the Product

Workhorse 120-4 is a digital video monitoring system. This product can display and record, at a high resolution rate, the video data of up to four cameras. Front buttons, remote control, and mouse are provided for the user’s convenience; along with network features including monitoring and remote system setup. Workhorse 120-4 supports up to 120/100 (NTSC/PAL) fps.

1-2. Major Features

 Stable Standalone DVR (embedded Linux)  Video output

- Loop output: 4 BNC

- Monitor output: 1 BNC, 1 VGA

 Simultaneous real-time display, recording, and playback at 120/100 (NTSC/PAL) fps  Resolution

- NTSC: 320×240, 640×240, 640×480

- PAL: 320×288, 640×288, 640×576

 Compression type: MPEG4 (video)/G.726 (audio)  Backup/Copy: Ethernet, USB2.0, Built-in CD-RW  System operation: Front buttons/Remote control/Network/USB2.0 mouse/System

control

 2-channel audio input  Various-network-interfaces

- Cable modem, Ethernet, ADSL/DHCP client

 System automation (all features are remote controllable)  NTP support  Various-recording-modes

- Auto, Continuous, Event (sensor, motion, sound) recording

 Recording schedule  Multi-language support, Automatic emailing  PTZ control through RS485 communication  Remote monitoring software, Remote monitoring through the web browser, PDA

viewer

 Storage device

- Internal storage device: Max. of 4HDD, 2TB

1-3. Components

After unpacking the product, check whether the following accessories are included:

1) Basic parts

2) Optional parts

DIO (Sensor/Relay) Extension Module

DIO (Sensor/Relay) Extension Module Cable

2. Installation and Connection

2-1. Name and Features of Each Part

Buttons are conveniently located on the front panel of the Workhorse 120-4, and various interfaces, on its rear panel. Workhorse 120-4 can be easily instal led in a stan dar d rack usin g the rack mounti ng handles (on the left and right sides).

2-1-1. Front Part

No Name Features

1 Remote

2 Network

3 Backup

4 HDD

5 Alarm

6 CD-RW/DVD-RW

7 Numeric buttons

8 USB

9 Remote control sensor

10 Power

The green light is ON when the remote control is accessing the DVR

The green light is ON when the DVR is being accessed through the network

The green light is ON when the DVR is making a backup

The green light is turned ON when the hard drive is operating.

The red light is ON when an alarm is triggered. CD-RW/DVD-RW installation slot Numeric buttons External backup device or USB mouse connection Remote control reception sensor System power ON/OFF or Selection button

2-1-2. Rear Part

No Name Features Form

1 AC in

2 Ethernet

3 RS-232C

4 RS485

5 VGA

6 TV

7 Video in

8 Audio in

9 Audio out

10 DIO

Video out

(loop-out)

Power cable connection to the body ADSL, Cable modem, and Ethernet 10/100 Base-T connection RJ-45 PSTN/ISDN modem connection or Serial cable connection for

system upgrade PTZ camera control cable connection RJ-11 6-pin VGA monitor connection D-SUB 15 pin CCTV monitor connection BNC Video camera connection BNC Audio input connection (line only input)

- 2-line Audio output connection (line only output)

-1-line DIO (sensor/relay) extension module connection D-SUB 25 pin

Video signal loop-out connection BNC

D-SUB 9 pin

RCA

2-2. Installation and Connection

2-2-1. Basic Connection

Connect the DVR to the CCTV cameras, CCTV monitor (or PC monitor), PTZ camera control cable, audio input/output port, network, and sensor as shown below:

CCTV camera BNC Video input

CCTV monitor (or PC monitor) BNC or VGA

PTZ camera control cable RS485

Audio input/output Audio input (line in)/Audio output (line out)

LAN cable Ethernet

DIO (sensor/relay) extended module DIO

Connection Device DVR Port

Video Loop Output

Video Input

udio Output

udio Input

Power

PTZ Camera

1. The inputted video type must be either NTSC or PAL; these two types must not be

used together.

2. The inputted video type (NTSC/PAL) is automatically recognized upon the initial

operation of the system.

CRT Monitor

CCTV Monitor

CCTV Camera

(1) PTZ camera

 To use a PTZ camera, connect the control cable to the RS485 connector.

RS485 uses the RJ-11 6-pin type. Below is the pin arrangement:

Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6

RS485

(2) Audio input/output

There are two audio input ports and one audio output port.

(3) DIO (sensor/relay) extension module

Connect the DIO (sensor/relay) extension module to the DIO connector on the rear sid e using a DSUB 25-type extension cable.

A) External sensor connection option

The DIO (sensor/relay) extension module consists of four sensor input ports and one relay output port.

GND TR+ TR- TR+ TR- GND

udio Output

udio Intput

Sensor input port

DIO (sensor/relay) extended module

Connecting the external sensors

 Connect the external sensor cables to S1 ~ S4 on the input ports of the DIO (sensor/relay)

extension module with the GND symbol.

 Each input port may be used regardless of the channel number. Example - Connecting three external sensors Connect the external sensor cable to the sensor input ports as shown below:

External Sensor Input Port Ground Port

Sensor 1 S1 GND Sensor 2 S3 GND Sensor 3 S4 GND

Sensor types include Normal Close (NC) or Normal Open (NO). For more information on sensor type setting, see {5-1-2 Recording Setup}  {(7) Event Setup}  {(B) Sensor}.

Normal Close (NC): Opens in case of incoming signal when closed normally Normal Open (NO): Closes in case of incoming signal when opened normally

B) Relay connection

Relay output port

 Connect the alarm light or external alarm device to the relay output port to generate alarms

through the external alarm device.

 Connect the external alarm device to the COM or NC/NO output port of the DIO (sensor/relay)

extension module. Example - Connecting one external sensor Connect the external sensor cable to the relay output port:

External Alarm Device Output Port Ground Port

Relay 1 NC or NO COM Relay types include Normal Close (NC) or Normal Open (NO). For more informati on on relay setting, see {5-1-2 Recording Setup}  {(8) Alarm Output}  {(C) Relay}.

Normal Close (NC): Opens in case of incoming signal when closed normally Normal Open (NO): Closes in case of incoming signal when opened normally

2-2-2. Adding a Hard Drive

 Up to four hard drive s may be installed in the system using two hard drive cables.  Each hard drive cable can connect two hard drive s, which must be configured in master-slave

structure.

 In the absence of CD-RW, two hard drive bays are installed: one on the right and the other on the

left. If there is a CD-RW, however, only two hard drive bays are installed on the right.

The jumper setting method varies by manufacturer or model. Refer to the jumper setting information marked on the front side of the hard drive .

Example - Setting the jumpers for the western digital WD1200 hard drive

 Adding a Hard Drive

1) Before installing the HDD, turn off the DVR and disconnect the power cord.

2) Never touch grounded metallic objects when installing the HDD (may cause the body to absorb static electricity, which in turn can cause problems in the DVR).

3) After installing the HDD, do not turn the power ON until the top cover is closed. Never use the DVR with the top cover opened.

 Before turning OFF the power, shut down the system first.  Unscrew and open the upper case.

 Unscrew the hard drive bay using a

screwdriver and separate the hard drive bay from the body.

 Insert the hard drives into the hard drive bay

 Connect the hard drive power cable and hard drive connection cable to the corresponding

plugs.

Connect the hard drive connection cable as follows:

1. Connecting one hard drive connection cable

1) Installing one HDD

Primary (Master) E- IDE Connector 0

System Master

2) Installing two HDDs

Primary (Master) E- IDE Connector 0

System Master

2. Connecting two hard drive connection cables

1) Installing three HDDs

Primary (Master) E- IDE Connector 0

System Master

Sec onda ry ( Sla ve) E- IDE Connector 0

Slave

Connector 1

2) Installing four HDDs

Primary (Master) E- IDE Connector 0

Secondary (Slave) E- IDE Connector 0

System Master

Connector 1

System Master

Slave

Connector 1

System MasterSlave

 Place the hard drive bay back in the DVR and fasten with screws.

 Close the upper case and fasten the screws.  Turn the power ON and start the system.

After adding a hard drive, select {Main Setup} -> {Storage Device} -> {Local} -> {3. Manage Local Storage Device}. For more information, see {5. System Setup} -> {5-1 Main Setup} -> {5-1-5 Storage Device}.

2-2-3. CD-RW/DVD-RW

 Unscrew and open the upper case.

 Screw in the CD-RW/DVD-RW on the front

CD-RW/DVD-RW bay.

 Connect the power cord of the CD-RW/DVD-RW and the E-IDE cable to the corresponding

ports.

Note ! Before connecting the E-IDE cable to the slave E-IDE, set the jumper of the CD-

RW/DVD-RW as slave.

3. Operation and Setup Tools

The user can operate Workhorse 120-4 easily using the front buttons, remote control, and mouse.

3-1. Front Buttons

No. Name Features

1 Remote

The green light is ON when the remote control is accessing the DVR

2 Network

3 Backup

4 HDD

5 Alarm The red light is ON when an alarm is triggered. 6 CD-RW/DVD-RW CD-RW/DVD-RW installati on slot 7 Numeric buttons Numeric buttons 8 USB External backup device or USB mouse connection 9 Remote control sensor Remote control reception sensor 10 Power System power ON/OFF or Selection button

The front buttons are used only for inputting numeric data. Use the mouse or remote control for the other features.

The green light is ON when the DVR is being accessed through the network

The green light is ON when the DVR is making a backup

The green light is turned ON when the hard drive is operating.

Menu Key Type 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Power

Live

Password

Playback

Short 1CH full 2CH full 3CH full 4CH full Quad Power

Long X X X Status X Select

Short 1 3 5 7 9 ESC

Long 2 4 6 8 0 Select

Short 1CH full 2CH full 3CH full 4CH full Quad X

Long X X X X X Select

3.2 Remote Control

A. Basic control buttons

Power

Lock

Main setup

APP setup

PTZ

Move

Select

Number

ID setting

ESC

B. System operation and setup buttons

MAIN

SETUP

APP.

SETUP

PTZ

Turns the system ON or OFF Disables the mouse, remote

control, and front buttons Used to input numeric data

Used to set the remote control ID

Exits the current menu or selects the upper menu

Used to set up the recording, recording schedule, and system

Used to set up the PTZ and network

Changes the PTZ camera control mode

Searches recorded images

Moves an item or changes the display mode

Selects an item or converts screens sequentially

Setting the remote control ID

Example - Setting the remote control ID as 1

Select the [ID] button and input the two-digit remote control ID. Afterward, press the [ID] button again.

To control all DVRs with different IDs, set the remote control ID as 999.

C. Search buttons

Forward play/Fast-forward

Fast-forward frames by frame or tab

Reverse frame by frame or tab

Reverse play/Fast reverse

D. Other buttons

LOG

RECORD

BACKUP

STATUS

MONITOR

AUDIO

MUTE

Log

Record

Backup

Status

Monitor

Audio

Mute

Used to play forward and to fast-forward

Used to play frames forward frame-byframe

Used to play frames backward frame-byframe

Used to play backward and to rewind

Used to view the system logs

Used to record all channels or stop recording all channels

Used to back up the stored video data in Search mode

Used to view system information or change the display setup

Used to change the audio channel

Turns off the audio

Speed up

Speed down

6-segmentation

8-segmentation

10-segmentation

13-segmentation

FNC1

FNC 1

Used to increase the playing speed Used to decrease the playing speed

Displays/Hides the OSD status

FNC 2~4 FNC 2~4 -

3-3. Mouse

The user can operate the system using a USB mouse.

 To go to the On Screen Display (OSD) menu, right-click as shown below:  To close the OSD menu, right-click once again.  To execute the OSD menu, click each button.  To exit the sub-menu, just right-click.

No Name Features 1 Lock 2 Main setup 3 Additional setup 4 PTZ 5 Search 6 Log 7 Record 8 Status 9 Monitor 10 Voice 11 F1 12 F2 13 F3 14 F4

Disables the mouse, remote control, and touch screen Used to set up the recording, recording schedule, and system Used to set up the PTZ and network Changes the PTZ camera control mode Searches recorded images Used to view the system log list Used to record all channels or stop recording all channels Used to view system information or change the display setup

Used to change the audio channel Displays/Hides the OSD status

4. System Operation

4-1. Starting and Shutting down the System

4-1-1. Starting the System

The default password of the local administrator is “00000.”

Note: The password may contain up to five digits. If the password has less than five digits, press the

When using a five-digit password, however, the user does not need to press the The user can input a number using the front buttons as shown below: Odd number: Short-press Even number: Long-press Input initialization: Press the [Power] button.

To change the password, select {Main Setup}  {System}  {Local Administrator’s Password}.

 With the power connected to the body, press the Power button on the remote control.  The Remote, Network, Backup, and Alarm LEDs on the front panel are then turned ON.  Input the local administrator’s password using the numeric buttons.  Once the correct password is inputted, the system is initialized, and the initial screen appears.  After the system is initialized and started, the video of all connected channels is displayed.

button.

4-1-2. Shutting down the System

The default password of the local administrator is “00000.” To change the password, select {Main Setup}  {System}  {Local Administrator’s Password}.

 Press the Power button on the remote control.  Input the system administrator’s password using the numeric buttons and press the

 Once the correct password is inputted, all lights on the front part blink, and a warning sound is

generated for approximately 20 seconds before the system shuts down.

 If an incorrect password is inputted, a warning message is displayed followed by the previous

screen as shown below:

Incorrect Password!!

The user can input a number using the front buttons as shown below: Odd number: Short-press Even number: Long-press Input initialization: Press the [Power] button.

button.

4-2. System Login

4-2-1. User Account

System users are divided into local system administrators and general users. The local system administrator can use all features.

Local admin

User

 System features creating authorities

Network live

Network play

Download network file

Main setup

Additional setup

Network PTZ control

Network backup

Remote upgrade

4-2-2. Login

For system security, log in to the system to use the following features:

Default account; the default password is “00000” Has access to all features including System Setup, System Power ON/OFF,

Monitoring, and View Recorded Video Remote access not supported, however Up to four users can be created. System features may be used depending

on the authorities given to each user.

Network access - real-time display Network access - view recorded video Network access and file download Recording setup, Recording schedule, System, Storage device,

NTP, Advanced setting PTZ camera, Network setup Network access - PTZ camera control Network access - backup Remote upgrade

MAIN

SETUP

APP.

SETUP

RECORD

Power

Lock/Unlock

Main setup

Additional setup

Record

System power ON/OFF Only the local system administrator can use this feature. Locks/Unlocks the system Only the local system administrator can use this feature.

Recording setup, Recording schedule, System, Storage device, NTP, Advanced setting

PTZ, Network setup

Used to record all channels or stop recording all channels

 Select the Power, Lock, Main Setup, APP. Setup, and Record buttons. The IP and

password input window is then displayed as shown below:

 Select the login account and input the password using the numeric buttons on the remote

control.

• • The default password of the local administrator is “00000.”

Click the ID selection box and press the arrow (ST) buttons on the remote control or double-click the ID selection box to log in using another user account.

 If an incorrect password is inputted, the following warning message appears:

Incorrect Password!!

4-3. Monitoring

 Once the system starts, video data from the CCTV/VGA monitor is displayed on the 4-divided

screen.

 The user can choose from full screen and 4-divided screen.

4-3-1. Divided Screen and Automatic Screen Conversion

View all (4 sub-screens)

To view the video of a certain channel, select the desired channel by pressing the numeric buttons. Press the arrow up

the next screen to be selected.

To view the video of Channel No. 1, press [1·2], to view the video of Channel No. 2 Press [3·4], to view the video of Channel No. 3 [5·6], and. to view the video of Channel No. 4 press the [7·8] button.

4-divided screen (1 screen)

Press the Left button on the remote control and short-press the [9-0] button. On the 4-divided screen, double-click the channel to enlarge its video. Double-click any area on the View All window to convert into a 4-divided screen.

button on the remote control. Pressing the arrow up each time causes

Automatic screen conversion

In Live Full Screen mode, press the button on the remote control.

To convert the screen automatically, press the button on the remote control again.

The user can convert the screens in current division mode. To set the conversion interval, Press the buttons on the

remote control. Select to increase the time. To disable the conversion mode, shift to 4-divided View mode.

4-4. Audio Live, Recording, and Playing

4-4-1. Audio Live and Recording Setup

 On the real-time monitoring screen, select the [Main Setup] button on the remote control.  The login window is then displayed as shown below:

 Select the login account, input the password using the numeric buttons on the remote control,

and select [OK].

• (The default password of the local administrator is “00000.”)

• Go to the ID selection box and press the arrow (ST) buttons on the remote control or double-click the ID selection box on it to log in using another user account.

 Once the correct password is inputted, the initial screen of the {Main Setup} appears as

shown below:

 Navigate on the screen using the arrow (STW X) buttons. Select {Main Setup}  {Data

1~4}  {Recording}  {Audio} menu and choose the desired channel. Afterward, click the [Select] button.

 On the channel selection box, select and save the audio channel.  An audio icon is then displayed on the real-time monitoring screen.

4-4-2. Changing the Audio Live Channel

 Select the Audio button on the remote control or on the menu on the Real-time Monitoring

screen.

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