Samsung SHR-4081N-P User Manual

8 Channel DVR

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Please be sure to keep the following in mind for the right use of the product to pre-vent proprietary risk or damage.

■ Do not use multiple plugs at once.

● This may cause abnormal heat generation or fire

■ Do not put a vase, flowerpot, cup, cosmetics, medicine, or vessel

with water around you.

● This may cause fire.

■ Do not bend the power cord forcibly nor put a heavy material on it.

● This may cause fire.

■ Do not touch the power plug with wet hands.

● This may cause electric shock.

■ Insert the power plug firmly enough not to shake.

● This imperfect connection may cause fire.

■ Keep the product off humidity, dust, or soot.

● This may cause fire or electric shock.

■ Do not put metals(coin, hair pin, metal piece, etc.) or inflammable

materials(match, paper, etc.) in the ventilation hole.

● This may cause fire.

■ Keep the surrounding temperature between 0˚C to 40˚C and keep the

product off humidity.

● This may cause breakdown.

■ Secure sufficient ventilation.

● This may cause abnormal operation due to high temperature.

■ Keep the product off direct ray of light or heat from the heating

device

● This may cause fire.

■ Do not disassemble, repair, or remodel the product.

● This may cause fire, electric shock, or injury due to abnormal operation.

■ Do not pull out the power cord.

● This may destroy the power cord, eventually, cause fire or

electric shock.

■ Plug out in the event of thunder or lightning.

● This may cause fire.

■ Keep your children off the battery after you take it out of the product.

They tend to swallow it unconsciously.

● If your children swallow it, please see the doctor immediately.

■ Install the product at a safe place or attach the product to the wall or

ceiling with a stand firmly enough not to fall to the ground.

● This may injure people.

Safety Regulations

WARNING

[Battery] If the batteries for the SHR-4081N/P products are replaced incorrectly, there will be explosion risks. Please use the same batteries used in the SHR-4081N/P products. The battery specification is as follows.

-Normal Voltage : 3V

-Normal Capacity : 220mAh

-Continuous Standard Load : 0.2mA

-Operating Temperature : -30 ~ +60

˚C

[System Shutdown]

- Power-off without terminating the system in the System Shutdown menu may incur improper motion like data loss and disk failure. Power-off shall be done in the System Shutdown menu. Abruptly disconnecting the power supply during a normal operation of this product may damage the HDD and the product. The safest way to disconnect the power is to end the power by running the “Power Exit” from the system menu. To prevent the product from any damage caused by a sudden power shortage and so forth, install a separate UPS system for a stable operation. (Please contact your UPS vendor for questions related to UPS.)

[Operation T emperature] The guaranteed operation temperature of the device is from 0

˚C (32˚F) to 45˚C (1 13˚F).

The device may not operate when it is used immediately after having been stored below the guaranteed temperature for a long period of time When the device has been stored under a low temperature for a long time, please store it under an ambient temperature for a certain period of time before operating it. Especially since the guaranteed temperature for the HDD installed inside is from 5˚C(41˚F) to 55˚C(131˚F), it might not operate under a low temperature.

This User’s Manual describes the basic usage of SHR-4081N/P. This Manual contains all the matters necessary for using SHR-4081N/P such as brief instruction, part name, function, connecting other equipment, and menu setup of SHR-4081N/P.

- SEC retains the copyright on this User’s Manual.

- This User’s Manual cannot be copied without SEC’s prior written approval.

- We are not liable for any or all losses to the product incurred by your use of

non-standard product or violation of User’s Manual.

- If you want to open the system case to touch the inside, please consult with an expert who

works for the shop where you bought the product.

- You may download open source codes from the following website.

(See CCTV Part of http://www.samsung.com)

Before we start

Standards Approvals

Note:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance whit the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

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Safety Regulations

Before we start

Standards Approvals

Chapter 1 Overview

1. Introduction

2. Features

3. Part Names and Functions

Chapter 2 Installation

1. Installation Environment Setup

2. Checking Product & Accessories

3. Additional HDD Installation

Chapter 3 Connecting with Other

Equipment

1. Connecting Video, Audio, & Monitor

2. Connecting Network

3. Connecting IEEE1394 Device

4. Connecting USB Device

5. Connecting Alarm Input/Output

6. Connecting RS-485 Device

Chapter 4 Live

1. System Motion

2. Live Screen Mode

3. Live Channel Selection and Audio On/Off

Setup

4. Freeze and Zoom

5. Event Monitoring

6. Spot-out Monitoring

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Chapter 5 Menu Setup

Before Use

1. System

2. Camera

3. Monitoring

4. Record Mode

5. Event Record Mode

6. Record Schedule

7. Backup

8. Network

9. Network Setup

Chapter 6 PTZ Device Control

1. PTZ device Control Mode

2. Basic Operation of PAN, TILT, & ZOOM

3. PRESET Setup

4. Camera Menu Setup

5. Preset View

6. Other Views

Chapter 7 Recording

1. PANIC (Emergency Recording)

2. REC (Normal Recording)

3. Record Schedule

4. Event Recording

Chapter 8 Search & Play

Before Use

1. Calendar Search

2. Event Search

3. Date/Time Search

4. Go to First Search

5. Go to Last Search

6. Play

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Chapter 9 Backup and Backup Search

1. Backup

2. Backup Search

Chapter 10 Smart Viewer

1. Introduction

2. Feature

3. PC Specification(Recommendation)

4. Smart Viewer Installation

5. Smart Viewer Program Execution

6. Smart Viewer Initial Screen

7. Monitoring Mode

8. Search Mode

9. SETUP MODE

Chapter 11 Backup Viewer

1. Introduction

2. Features

3. PC Specification(Recommendation)

4. Backup Viewer Installation

5. Executing Backup Viewer Program

6. Initial Screen of Backup Viewer

7. Using Backup Viewer

Appendix

1. Product Specification

2. HDD Specifications

3. Outline Drawing

4. Factory Default

SHR-4081N/P Smart Viewer Play Frame Specification

6. Troubleshooting(FAQ)

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Chapter 1

Overview

Introduction

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The Digital Video Recorder(DVR) compresses the camera input data from 8 channels into a MPEG4 video file and the voice input data into a G.726 audio file respectively to record them in the Hard Disk or retrieve them from the Hard Disk simultaneously. In addition, it transmits the video or audio file out through a network on real time basis so that you can monitor either file remotely by your PC.

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■ 8 CH Composite Input Connectors

■ NTSC/PAL Video Source Compatible

■ Able to record the CIF size (NTSC : 352 x 240 / PAL : 352 x 288) video image at

the speed of 240ips(NTSC) / 300ips(PAL)

■ 8 CH Loop Through Video Connectors

■ Hard Disk Overwrite Mode

■ Large quantity HDD backup function by using IEEE1394 and USB2.0, USB2.0

Memory, Backup function by using an external CD/DVD writer.

■ Able to record, play, and transmit both audio and video files to Windows Network

Viewer(Smart Viewer) simultaneously

■ Able to reacord and replay 8 channels of Audio

■ Variable Search Mode (Time/Date, Event, Camera)

■ Variable Recording Mode (Time Lapse, Event, Schedule, Emergency)

■ Extended Hard Disk Connection (IEEE1394, USB2.0)

■ Alarm Interface (Input : 8, Output : 4, Reset : 1)

■ Remote Monitoring by Windows Network Viewer(Smart Viewer)

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Part Names and Functions

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Function

Channel Button

Power LED

Network LED

Backup LED

HDD Access

LED

Split Screen

Selection

Button

Mode Selection

Button

REC Button

Display

Mode

PANIC Button

REC LOCK

Button

Audio Setup

Button

Displays power on/off condition.

Displays both network connection and data transmission conditions.

Displays Backup Mode.

Indicates Normal Access to HDD. Upon Access to HDD, LED repeats on and off.

Selects Single Channel in the Display Mode. Used for Number Input Button in the Number Input Mode.

Recording starts as set in the Normal Record Mode while LED is on.

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MODE

REC

PANIC

REC LOCK KEY

Audio On/Off setup during play mode.

9 Displays Split Screen.

8 Displays Split Screen.

4 Displays Split Screen.

6 Displays Split Screen.

7 Displays Split Screen.

Displays PIP(Picture In Picture) Screen.

Screen change Mode : Enters Single Channel Screen by the time set in MENU.

4 Displays Split Screen. Displays the selected channel

in Full Screen. Displays both LIVE Channel and

Play Channel in PIP Screen simultaneously.

9 Displays Split Screen.

No Name Function

ALARM(WIDE)

Button

MENU(PRESET)

Button

ZOOM Button

PTZ Button

SEARCH (

VIEW

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Button

FREEZE(TELE)

Button

Direction

Control Button

Function Key

Video/Audio, set to the system, is recorded to 15 ips(NTSC)/ 12.5 ips(PAL). The image quality of video recording is very high and its size is CIF.

Locks the REC key motion.

Sets up Digital Zoom(x2).

Performs the TELE, WIDE, PRESET, and VIEW function by pressing the PTZ button.

Performs the FREEZE function in the DISPLAY Mode. Performs the TELE function by pressing the PTZ.

Cancels the preset ALARM function to set up a new ALARM function

Performs the WIDE function by pressing the PTZ

Indicates the Search method. Performs the VIEW setup function by pressing the PTZ.

Displays the system setup menu or enters an upper menu. Performs the PRESET setup function by pressing the PTZ.

Changes or edits the left setup value for the detailed menu item setup. Moves the cursor up in a menu or increases the setup value for the detailed menu item setup. Changes or edits the right setup value for the detailed menu item setup. Moves the cursor down in a menu or decreases the setup value for the detailed menu item setup.

Acts as the Enter key for the menu setup.

Views the fast rewinding search screen.

Stops file searching.

Toggles during playback to activate PLAY/PAUSE or PLAY.

Views the fast forwarding search screen.

Jog : Used for the Forward/Reverse

Frame search.

Shuttle : Performs the Play/Reverse Play

/FF/REW function.

PTZ

FREEZE

TELE ALARM

WIDE

VIEW

PRESET

ZOOM

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

Fast

Reverse

STOP

PLAY/PAUSE

Fast

Forward

Jog/

Shuttle

JOG SHUTTLE

USB Port

Name

A port to connect the USB type device.

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Caution

Do not play DVR on the carpet or other soft material to prevent clogging of the air ventilator. To play DVR on the cabinet or rack, be sure to check the ventilation condition.

No Name Function

Composite Video Signal Input Port (BNC Style Connector)

You may use THROUGH port to transmit a video signal to the other video equipment.

Audio Signal Input Port (RCA Jack)

SPOT Out Output Port (BNC Style Connector)

Composite Video Signal Output Port (BNC Style Connector)

Audio Signal Output Port (RCA Jack)

VGA Video Signal Output Port

S-VIDEO Video Signal Output Port

Network Connection Port

IEEE1394 Type Device Connection Port

- ALARM IN 1~8 : Alarm Input Port

- ALARM RESET IN : Alarm Reset Port

- ALARM OUT1~4 : Alarm Output Port

- TX+, TX-, RX+, RX- : RS-485 Communication Port

Supports the AC110-220V(NTSC) power socket.

A port to connect the USB type device.

VIDEO IN

THROUGH

AUDIO IN

SPOT

VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

VGA

S-VIDEO

NETWORK

IEEE1394

ALARM

AC-IN

USB

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Installation Environment Setup

Do not play DVR on the carpet or other soft material to prevent clogging of the air ventilator. To play DVR on the cabinet or rack, be sure to check the ventilation condition.

You shall pay attention to the following before you use the product.

1. Do not use it outdoor.

2. Do not let water or liquid in the connection part or the product itself.

3. Do not impose excessive shock or force.

4. Do not pull out the power plug unreasonably.

5. Do not disassemble the product on your own.

6. Do not exceed the rated input or output range.

7. Use certified power cord only.

8. Match a product with an input ground with a power cord with a ground.

Samsung Digital Video Recorder (hereafter “DVR”) is a high-tech security equipment that contains a high-capacity HDD and top-notch circuits. High temperature inside or outside of the product may cause reduced life and deteriorated performance (see graph 1 below), leading to a malfunction. So please follow the instructions below to proceed with the installation.

1. The rack on which the DVR is mounted should not be sealed off.

2. And it also can allow air circulation through the vent.

3. As in the figure to the right, we recommend the product should be stacked up with other DVRs or rack-mounting devices at a certain space or you install a vent system to accommodate airflow.

4. For forming a natural convection, the air intake hole should be positioned at the bottom and the emission at the top.

5. We recommend you install each of the air intake and emission holes with a fan motor for sufficient airflow. (The air intake fan should be equipped with a filter to block dust and other impurities from inflow.)

6. The temperature inside the rack and around the DVR should stay between +5°C and +45°C

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Te mperature (Unit:°C)

One Year:24 HR X 365 DAY = 8,760 HR

Life (Unit:HOURS)

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Checking Product & Accessories

Upon delivery of a product, you shall unwrap the product and put it on the even floor or where you want to use it. Then you shall check if the following items are in it.

■ Main Body

■ User’s Manual

■ One Power Cord

■ Two Brackets

- Brackets are used to attach the product to the rack.

■ Smart Viewer Software CD (Incl. PDF Manual)

■ 12 Screw Specials

- Please keep screw specials well to be used for HDD addition.

■ 2 EA of RS-485/Alarm Terminal Block

Main Body

RS-485/Alarm

Terminal Block

Screw

User’s Manual

Bracket

Power Cord

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Additional HDD Installation

You may add up to 3 more HDDs to the product. However, since the product contains has many parts which may incur electric shock, accident, or product breakdown and improper installation or setup may disturb HDD recognition or normal product operation, you shall consult with an expert of the agency where you bought the product.

[Caution for HDD Addition]

■ Do not let the cable stuck improperly nor uncoated. (This may cause breakdown or fire.)

■ Be careful not to cut yourself by sharp edges of the product.

■ Be careful not to miss the disassembled screws or parts. Imperfect assembly due

to short of screws or parts may cause breakdown or malfunctioning.

[HDD Addition Procedure]

1.Loosen screws on both sides(5 points) and back(1 point) to detach the product cover.

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2.Detach the cover from the product. (Pull out the cover slightly and lift from the back side to detach.)

3. A bracket is fixed to each side of HDD. Please loosen the screw of the bracket to

which you want to fix HDD.

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4.Pull BRACKET-HDD to the product center to detach the fixed part at the bottom to detach BRACKET-HDD from the product.

5.Tighten 4 SCREW-SPECIALs(BWH,6-32UNC,L10.5), supplied as an accessory to fix HDD to BRACKET-HDD. (Screw tighten force shall be strong enough to resist vibration.)

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7.Check if BRACKET-HDD has been fixed to the product and connect both the power supply cable and the signal transmission cable (IDE CABLE) to the HDD.

Signal Transmission

Cable (IDE Cable)

Power Supply Cable

6.Restore HDD installed BRACKET-HDD. (Assembly shall be done in the reverse procedure of disassembly as follows. Align the 5 fixing points at the bottom with the BRACKET-HDD fixing holes respectively and push BRACKET-HDD out of the product to align the screw fixing holes. Then, tighten the screws firmly.)

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8.Check the connector, wiring, and cable fixing condition inside the product and close the cover.

9.Tighten cover-fixing screws. (5 points on both sides and 1 point in the back side) ✻ You can apply 2 HDDs to each BRACKET-HDD as shown in the figure.

Attention

For HDD addition, please select the same HDD with the existing HDD fixed to the product as far as possible. This product can accept 4 more HDDs, 2 at Primary Slot and 2 at Secondary Slot respectively. Both HDDs attached to Primary Slot and Secondary Slot shall be set to Master and Slave respectively. Refer to User’s Manual for Master or Slave Jumper Setting. In the event of only one HDD installation, it shall be inserted into the Primary slot.

Note

Refer to Appendix 2 to see which HDD specifications are supplied.

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Attention

! Regarding the sub fan, you need additional brackets and sub fans as follows.

The sub fan is shaped like this when viewed from the front and back. Please pay attention to the fan direction to let wind go through the fan.

@ Fix the fan as follows.

# Please install the fan to be seen from the front view of the set.

$ Fixing the fan to the left.

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Connecting with Other

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Connecting Video, Audio,

Monitor

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Connecting Network

● Connecting to Internet through Ethernet(10/100BaseT)

● Connecting Internet through ADSL

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Connecting IEEE1394 Device

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● Connect the IEEE1394 hard disk through the back port of SHR-4081N/P.

● You can connect up to 6 IEEE1394 armored hard disks by the Daisy-Chain

method.

● After connection, Menu - System - HDD Setup is necessary for recognition and

setup for use.

● It acts as HOT PLUG to connect or disconnect the IEEE1394 device while the

system is running.

● If you press Connect/Disconnect in Menu - System - HDD Setup, HOT PLUG will

be recognized or deleted.

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Note

See 5-8 System (HDD Setup) of User’s Manual.

Caution

Wait until the HOT PLUG connected hard disk is stabilized enough (approx. 2 seconds per each hard disk) and click CONNECT in SHR-4081N/P MENU before use.

- Be sure to click DISCONNECT in SHR-4081N/P MENU to delete IEEE1394 Device safely. Failure of clicking DISCONNECT may cause improper operation of IEEE1394 Device.

Caution

The IEEE1394 Device hard disk shall be set to Master.

Note

Refer to Appendix 2 to see which HDD specifications are supplied.

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Connecting Alarm Input/Output

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The Alarm IN/OUT port in the back of SHR-4081N/P is composed of the following elements.

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● ALARM IN/OUT Connection

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Name Function

- ALARM IN1

- ALARM IN2

- ALARM IN3

1 - ALARM IN4

- ALARM IN5

- ALARM IN6

- ALARM IN7

- ALARM IN8 On receiving an ALARM RESET signal, the

2 - ALARM RESET IN system cancels the current ALARM input or

output signal and resumes sensing.

- ALARM OUT1

- ALARM OUT2

- ALARM OUT3

- ALARM OUT4

Connecting USB Device

A total of 2 USB connecting terminals are placed in front of and behind SHR4081N/P each.

2. Connect USB HDD, USB CD/DVD, and USB Memory through the ports in front and behind SHR-4081N/P respectively.

3. Only one USB device can be assigned to each USB connection port.

4. To recognize/ignore USB HDD, follow the procedure of Menu - System - HDD Setup upon connecting.

5. Supply the HOT PLUG function to connect/disconnect the USB device.

6. To recognize/ignore the HOT PLUG function, press Connect/Disconnect from Menu

- System - HDD Setup.

Caution

- After enough time is given to the stabilization of the USB device connected by HOT PLUG, press Connect from SHR-4081N/P Menu.

- To disconnect the USB device, be sure to click Disconnect from SHR-4081N/P Menu. Otherwise, the USB device may be in trouble.

- Available to use with connecting the same kinds of USB device to the USB terminal on the front and back of SHR-4081N/P. (For example, 2 CD-RW or 2 USB memories can be connected to thefront and back of SHR-4081N/P.)

- If the USB memory is used, it should be set to the format supported by SHR-4081N/P. Although it is formatted with FAT32 in the PC, it is re-formatted when it is connected to SHR-4081N/P.

Caution

- The USB device HDD shall be set to Master.

Note

Refer to User’s Manual 5-8, SYSTEM(HDD Setup).

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ALARM Input Port

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Connecting RS-485 Device

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● Connect RS-485 Device through the back port of SHR-4081N/P.

● You can install and control the PTZ device supporting RS-485 communication.

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● You can adopt either Half Duplex or Full Duplex method for the connection.

● Baud Rate covers 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, and 38400.

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● ALARM IN/OUT Connection

Half Duplex Type

Data (–)

Data (+)

Full Duplex Type

Rx(+)

Rx(–)

Tx(–)

Tx(+)

Tx(–)

Tx(+)

Rx(–)

Rx(+)

PTZ device SHR-4081N/P

Rear

Caution

Check if RS-485 Device is compatible with SHR-4081N/P first. Then pay attention to the polarity of RS-485 which has two poles, + and -.

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Live screen Mode

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Definition of Live Screen Icon

The Live screen icons of SHR-4081N/P display the current setup and function status of each screen.

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● Turn the power on and the following LOGO screen pops up.

● After the LOGO screen appears, the button in front of SHR-4081N/P blinks 6 times

to initialize the system for operation.

● When the initialization is complete, the live video appears along with a beep

sound.

● It requires 30 to 40 seconds until the Live screen appears.

Note

A new HDD may require more time for the initialization until the Live screen appears due to the initialization period of the new HDD.

If the Live screen does not appear at all or the button in front of SHR-4081N/P repeats blinking, please check the connection across the product body. If you find any error, please ask the shop where you bought the product.

Note

If you see no more Live screen, you shall check if video data comes out in Composite mode or VGA mode. If you whish to change the video output mode, you shall hold on to the MODE button in front of SHR-4081N/P and keep pressing the 0 button for 5 seconds. Press ‘0’ button for 5 seconds with pressing the front mode button to change video output mode. After 3 times flickering of PTZ LED on the front left, it reboots.

● The Live screen does not affect the earlier MENU setup. If you reboot the system

after power-off during recording, the Live screen will appear, accompanying recording.

PTZ

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: Recording Icon

Each icon represents Normal / Panic / Event(Alarm+Motion) / Schedule Recording.

: Recording Video Size Icon

Each icon represents the recording size of Large/ Normal/ CIF Large : Full D1(NTSC : 720 x 480 / PAL : 720 x 576) Normal : Half D1(NTSC : 720 x 240 / PAL : 720 x 288) CIF : CIF(NTSC : 352 x 240 / PAL : 352 x 288)

: PTZ Icon

This icon appears when you set up PTZ device with the PTZ icon and turns yellow when you execute PTZ.

: Audio Icon

This icon represents Audio On/Off status and turns yellow for On. It does not appear for Video or Audio Disable.

: Sensor In Event Icon

This icon appears in the channel synchronized with the external sensor signal input with Sensor On.

: Motion Event Icon

This icon appears in the Motion Event channel with Motion Detection On.

: Zoom Icon

This icon appears with Zoom On or Zoom In and disappears when you cancel Zoom On.

: Freeze Icon

This icon appears in the Freeze mode and disappears when you cancel Freeze.

: Insufficient Disk Space Icon in CH

More than one channel has insufficient recording space.

: Insufficient Disk Space Icon in all CHs

All the channels have insufficient recording space.

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Definition of Live Screen Mode

SHR-4081N/P receives 8 live images and displays them in the following 8 modes.

● Full Screen(Single) Mode:

Displays the selected channel in a full screen. Then, the channel LED concerned will be turned on.

● 4,6,7,8 Split Mode:

Displays 4, 6, 7, 8, and image channels in the respective split screen and the CH LED lights on to indicate the channel no. You may match channel numbers with split screens on your own. The 4CH Split mode has the function of screen change. Refer to (4-4) Live Screen Mode Setup. Press the [Direction Control] button in the 8CH Split mode and the main screen(CAM_01 in the figure) will move.

● PIP(Picture in picture) Mode:

Displays a one-ninth sized screen in the full screen and the channel LED concerned is turned on. You are able to choose a channel as you want to, which is displayed in the full screen or reduced screen area. You may move the PIP screen at 5 stages in the Full screen with the  or key.

● Screen change Mode:

Displays the time when FULL SCREEN has been set to each channel in sequence and the channel LED concerned is turned on.

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6 Split Mode

8 Split Mode PIP Mode

Screen change Mode

7 Split Mode

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Selecting Live Screen Mode

Each mode may be selected by [MODE Button] and [CH1 ~ CH8 Button] The following figure shows Live Mode of SHR-4081N/P after converted.

● The default is 9 Split Screen Mode.

● [1 CH ~ 8 CH] are displayed in the 9 split mode.

● Whenever the LEFT/RIGHT button is pressed, [4 Split 1 . 4 Split 2 .] in order in the

4 split mode.

● Other modes than Full Screen may be selected by pressing the [Mode] button and

[, ➝] button in sequence. Every time you press the [Mode] button, the mode changes in the following procedure, [16Split] ➝ [9Split 1] ➝ [4Split 1] ➝ [6Split] ➝ [7Split] ➝ [8Split] ➝ [PIP] ➝ [Screen Mode] ➝ [16Split]. Every time you press the [ , ➝] button, the mode changes in the following procedure, [9Split 1, 2, Screen Mode], [4Split 1, 2, 3, 4, Screen Mode].

● Press the [CH1~CH8] button to see the full screen of each channel.

● Press the Mode button after you convert to a full screen in the Split Screen mode

to returns to the previous Split mode screen.

: Screen change Icon

This icon appears in the Screen change mode.

: Backup playback icon

It is displayed when the backup data plays.

: Fan fail Icon

It is displayed when the fan stops.

: It is displayed when there is no HDD.

V.Loss / V.Off : Video Input Status If there is no more video data input with Video On, [V.Loss] appears in the channel. If you set Video On/Off to Off, [V.Off] will appear.

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In other split modes than Full Screen Mode, 9 Split Mode, and Screen change Mode, you may choose a channel to be displayed in each split area on your own. Meanwhile, the channel whose MENU is set to Audio On can set up Audio On/Off in all Live Modes.

Selecting Audio On/Off from the Full Screen mode

In the Full Screen mode, the selected CH Audio is automatically turned on and you can toggle the CH button to turn Audio on/off. The Audio icon turns yellow/white depending on Audio On or Off.

9 Selecting Audio On/Off in the Split mode

9 If you press [Enter] in the Split mode, the following cursor will appear and the channel will be selected. Press the CH button with a channel selected to set Audio on/off. Now, the Audio icon turns yellow/white depending on Audio On or Off. 16 You may not choose a channel in the Split mode on your own.

Freeze and Zoom

Freeze Function

Freeze pauses the video image in Live Screen, only available in Live Mode. You can set up Freeze On/Off with [FREEZE] button and [FREEZE LED] is turned on or off depending on the Freeze On/Off setup condition.

Zoom Function

Zoom enlarges the selected area twice, only available in Full Screen Mode. If you press [ZOOM] button in Full Screen Mode, the zoomed area will appear now you are able to adjust the selected area position. If you select an area and press [ENTER] button, the area will be displayed in double size. If you press [ENTER] button again, the previous screen to select Zoom area will appear again and you will be capable of Zoom Off with [ZOOM] button after the screen is enlarged. Depending on the Zoom On/Off setup condition [ZOOM LED] is turned on or off.

CH Selection and Audio On/Off Setup in the 4, 6, 7, 8 Split mode and PIP mode

As in the 9 Split mode, if you press [Enter] in the 4,6,7,8 Split mode and PIP mode, the selected cursor will appear and the channel will be selected. With a channel selected, press [CH1 ~ CH9] to select the channel in the screen. As in the 9 Split mode, use the CH button LED to make Audio on/off setup. Now, the Audio icon turns yellow/white depending on Audio On or Off.

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Event Monitoring

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Event Monitoring displays the channel synchronized with a specific event (Sensor/Motion/Video Loss) on the screen when it occurs. Event Monitoring On/Off and Event Duration setup is available in [Menu]➝[Monitoring].

If you set the Event Monitoring interval to 5 seconds and an event occurs at CH2 in the beginning as in the following figure, the system will display CH2 in the whole screen for 5 second. Another event within 5 seconds will be displayed together with the existing event. In the following figure, both CH1 and CH3 events occur within 5 seconds (for example, in 4 seconds) after the CH2 event, the three events are split into 4 screens.

Likewise, CH2, CH5, and CH7 events within 5 seconds after both CH1 and CH3 events are integrated with the existing 2 events and all the 5 events are split into 9 screens. Without further event during Event Duration, the system will return to the previous Live Mode.

If you press [ALARM] button during Event Duration, Event Monitoring will stop. On sensing an event, [ALARM LED] is turned on. If you press [ALARM] button now, [ALARM LED] will go out.

Press [ALARM] to reset the Alarm setting. The Event icon will disappear and this function will be cancelled during Event monitoring. When the Event recording time, Pre-Alarm time, and Post-Alarm time were already set after an alarm had been given, Event recording will be done for the set period.

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Spot-out Monitoring

Spot-out Monitoring has nothing to do with Live Screen Output, monitoring the full screen of a certain channel. If you select Monitoring in the MENU screen, you can make a channel among CH1 to CH8 spot out or you can output channels one by one at an interval as Screen change Mode of Live Mode. The interval is as same as the forwarding time of Screen change Mode of Live Mode. If you set Spot-out Event Monitoring to On, you will be able to spot out the event channel. In case of simultaneous event occurrence at more than one channel, the lowest numbered event channel has the first priority to be spotted out.

Caution

If the built-in HDD is not connected, or it operates with power applying in error, ( ) indicating "built-in HDD error" is displayed at the top of left. At this time,

(1) Live screen mode (2) Monitoring mode by Smart Viewer

operate only and the other functions including recording, search, playback, menu setup, and PTZ do not operate. If the above problem is occurred, Be sure to contact a service center to settle the problem.

Caution

If the fan of set is not operated or occurs an error, the following error message is popped up in the live screen. And the fan error icon is displayed at the left upper. Check the fan of set in this time. The left upper icon is disappeared automatically if the fan operates normally.

Fan Information

Fan is in trouble. Refer to the Manual.

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Menu Setup

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● System Menu has the following items in detail.

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● Date

Press the “Enter” button and the ¦ or  button to move to Y/M/D. Use the  or  button to change the date. Press the “Enter” button to come out of the mode.

● Time

Press the “Enter” button and the ¦ or  button to move to H/M/S. Use the  or  button to change the time. Press the “Enter” button to come out of the mode. Once changed, the date and time will remain unchanged until you press “OK” or “Cancel”.

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● Selection

The yellow cursor shows the current window. Use the ,,¦,  button in the front to move the cursor on your desirous menu. If you press the “Enter” key with the cursor clicking on your desirable menu, the system will enter the new mode. Press the “Enter” key to finish selection. On seeing Drop Down Menu, use the  or  button to move the cursor on your desirable menu.

● “OK” or “Cancel” in Menu Setup Window

Once changed, the new menu setup procedure will be finalized by pressing “OK”. Pressing “Cancel” will cancel the previous setup and return to the upper menu.

● Front “MENU” and “SEARCH” Button

The MENU button or SEARCH button, if pressed first, acts as an entrance button. Once entering, it reverses the page to the previous one.

● The “>” or “V” mark beside the title copies the line in the arrow direction to the

value of the first line.

● The first page of the menu is structured as follows.

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Password

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● Date Format

This supplies 3 formats, Year-Month-Date / Date-Month-Year / Month-Date-Year.

● Time Format

This supplies 2 formats, 24 Hour / 12 Hour(AM/PM).

● Language

After you select a language, OSD is expressed in the selected language. The available languages are added in the list.

● DST(Daylight Saving Time)

DST sets the watch one hour faster than the local standard time. This makes the system count for DST in DST regions. Being the DST setup date, the set goes one hour faster and starts rebooting.

Set to Off, DST does not operate. Then, you are unable to enter the right date menu. Set to On, you can set the start time on the left and the end time on the right on the basis of ‘~’. DST is allowed to set Month/Date/Time only. Year/Minute/Second remains inactivated.

● The Default Password is 4321.

● New Password

This is used to change the system password inside SHR-4081N/P. You are allowed to create a password up to 8 digits. Press the “Enter” button and then a channel button from 0 ~ 9 on your left to finish input. If you press the “Enter” button after change, the system will automatically turn to “New Password Confirm”.

● New Password Confirm

This confirms a new password. You shall be obliged to input New Password in the above row first. Without New Password input, New Password Confirm input has no effect.

● Password Lock

Pressing the “Menu” button while it is set to On, you will be asked by a pop-up window of the password. Pressing the “Menu” button while it is set to Off, you will enter Menu Mode immediately, not being asked of the password.

● All Key Lock On

If you select this, the system will enter Live Mode immediately. If you press a button in the front, the Password window will pop up. Succeeding in Password input will be followed by Key Lock cancellation after such a message window pops up.

Note

[Date/Time Change] Pressing “OK” after you change date and time, you will be asked by a pop-up window if you really confirm the change. Here, press “Yes” to change the time. Since Date/Time does not change in backup process, be sure to stop the backup process before you change Date/Time.

Note

[When the DST is operated] The proceeding backup is cancelled. Recording in progress will be suspended for a moment until rebooting.

Note

[All Key Lock On] If you select this, the system will enter Live Mode immediately and keys will be locked.

Caution

[Date/Time Change] If you restore Date/Time to the original value, the data recorded before the restoration may be deleted. For example, if you restore 8 am to 7 am, all the data recorded between the times will be deleted.

Caution

[When the DST is operated] As the system goes one hour earlier, the data recorded since an hour ago will be deleted. As DST activates at the preset time, you are recommended to take the utmost care of preventing any trouble incurred by data deletion or rebooting.

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● System Log List

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Load Factory Default

● This initializes all the menu preset values.

The recorded data will not be deleted. Press “OK” in the confirmation window to start initializing.

System Log

● System Log is used by a controller to check crucial records.

● This displays such contents of a system related log and its execution date/time as

System Start, System Termination, and Menu Setup Change.

● First : Returns to the first page.

● Prev : Back to the previous page.

● Next : Forwards to the next page.

● Last : Moves to the recent.

Event Log

● Checks the record regarding Event like Alarm / Motion / Video Loss

● This displays the contents of a log regarding Event its execution date/time.

● First : Returns to the first page.

● Prev

: Back to the previous page.

● Next : Forwards to the next page.

● Last : Moves to the recent.

● Event Log List

Video Loss CH[N] Channel N Video loss

Alarm Detection CH[N] Channel N Alarming

Motion Detection CH[N] Sensing Channel N Motion

System Start System Start

Panic Record End Panic Recording End Login(Admin) Viewer Login (Admin) Time Change Date/Time Change Logout(Admin) Viewer Logout (Admin) Load Factory Default System Initialization Login(User) Viewer Login (User) System Upgrade System S/W Change Logout(User) Viewer Logout (User) Disk Full No Space for HDD Setup Start (Local) Set: Menu Entering Backup Start Backup Start Setup End (Local) Set: Menu Escape Backup End Backup End Setup (Remote) Viewer:Menu Setup Backup Stop Backup Stop Play Back Start Play Start Backup Fail Backup Failure Play Back End Play End ATA HDD Erase ATA HDD Data Deleted Record Start CH[N] Channel [N] Play Start IEEE1394 HDD Erase

IEEE1394 HDD Data Deleted Record End CH[N] Channel [N] Play End USB HDD Erase USB HDD Data Deleted Power Failure Recovery

System Restoration

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Overwrite Playback Stop

Replay stop due to overwriting Panic Record Start

Panic Recording Start

Backup Stop(Overwrite)

Backup

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System Information and Setup

HDD/External Device Setup

● Software Version : Displays the current version. Setup is not available.

● Broadcast Format :

Displays the current Format(NTSC/PAL). Setup is not available.

● Mac Address : 6 Byte hardware address. Setup is not available.

● Device Erase

Erases the data in the ATA / IEEE1394 / USB / USB memory. Check the box that you want to delete and press “OK”. Data is undeletable during Backup.

● USB S/W Upgrade

When there is no device, USB S/W Upgrade is failed.

Note 1

Being a physical hard disk inside the SHR-4081N/P main body connected by an IDE cable, this stores data. [External HDD] Being a physical hard disk connected with the port and terminal in the back of the SHR-4081N/P main body, this stores data. This can be used as Extended HDD or Backup HDD.

- Extended HDD : Supplements Internal HDD quantity. Connected, it takes the place of Internal HDD.

- Backup HDD : Backs up the data recorded in the set.

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[ATA] Usage : Internal HDD This is a physical hard disk connected with SHR-4081N/P through the IDE cable. [USB] Usage : External HDD (Extended HDD or Backup HDD) A physical hard disk connected with the USB port in the back of the SHR-4081N/P main body [IEEE1394] Usage : External HDD (Extended HDD or Backup HDD) A physical hard disk connected with the IEEE1394 port in the back of the SHR-4081N/P main body

● HDD Information

Displays the number, quantity, and status of ATA, IEEE1394, and USB. Setup is not available. Status : Internal HDD, External HDD, Backup HDD

● External HDD setup

1. Backup/External You are able to determine the usage of IEEE1394 and USB. Not Defined ➝ When the connected HDD usage is not defined.

Expressed in External or Backup.

No Device ➝ When no HDD is connected. You are able to press right TAB after you

connect HDD.

External ➝ When the connected HDD is set to External. It may used as a back

up HDD if you press the “Enter” button and turn to Backup.

Backup ➝ When the connected HDD is set to Backup. It may used as an

External HDD if you press the “Enter” button and turn to External.

Caution

[HDD Erase] Data will not be deleted in backup or recording process. Please be sure to suspend backup or recording before you delete any data. If the recording is in progress, stop the recording to delete a data. [USB S/W Upgrade] You may download the software for upgrade from CCTV Part of http://www.samsung.com. If the USB memory to be upgraded is not in a format supported by the DVR set, the upgrade cannot be done. In this case, please use “Remove Devices” from “System Information and Settings” in Menu 5-7. There should be only one file for upgrade in the USB memory.

2. Hot Plug - Connect/Disconnect You may connect or disconnect IEEE1394 Hard Disk while power is supplied to the SHR-4081N/P main body. ① As for connecting, connect IEEE1394 Hard Disk with the SHR-4081N/P main

body and press “Connect”. Pressing “Connect” makes the SHR-4081N/P main body recognize all connected IEEE1394 Hard Disks.

➁ As for disconnecting, be sure to press “Disconnect” and detach IEEE1394

Hard Disk from the SHR-4081N/P main body safely.(Be sure to pause recording or backup process.) Pressing “Disconnect” cancels and detaches all connected IEEE1394 Hard Disk.

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[USB S/W upgrade]

1. You can download the data(tgz file) for upgrade from www.samsung.com, CCTV Part.

2. The USB memory should have only one tgz file for upgrade.

3. In case of other memory format than supported by SHR-4081 model, please delete the memory and set it up according to the set format.

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HDD Mode Setup

● Disk End Mode

Stop : Stops recording when HDD is full during recording. Overwrite : Deletes the original data and save a new data when HDD is full

during recording.

● Disk End Beep

On : Beeps when HDD is full during recording. Off : When HDD is full, the beep sound is not heard.

Remote control Device

● MENU for Samsung Integrated Remote Control(SSC-2000)

● Device

A Remote Control Device, being connected to the RS485 port.

● ID

Unique ID of SHR-4081N/P This unique ID is essential as SSC-2000 can control multi SHR-4081N/P DVRs.

● Baudrate

Baudrate to communicate with SSC-2000 Be sure to be identical to SSC-2000 Baudrate for communication.

● Parity

Sets up one of None / Even / Odd.

● Date

Sets up either 7 or 8.

● Stop

Sets up either 1 or 2.

● Duplex

Sets up either Half Duplex or Full Duplex.

Caution

[ IEEE-1394 Hot-Plug Connect/Disconnect Function ] Both IEEE1394 and USB support Hot-Plug. [Backup HDD] You may set both the USB and IEEE1394 device as the Backup HDD.

Caution

[Disk End Mode Overwrite] In the Overwrite mode, delete the old Event data in advance.

Note

If you select Remote Control Device, you may not PTZ device with SHR-4081N/P. The PTZ button in front of SHR-4081N/P becomes inactivated. Press the PTZ button and the PTZ ban icon( ) will appear. It’s because the RS-485 port setup was done for Romote Control Device.

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