Samsung SHR-5042P Operating Instructions

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SHR-5040 SHR-5042 English

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Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product, or their local government ofﬁce, for details of where and how they can take this item for environmentally safe recycling.

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key features of your DVR

Your purchased digital video recorder (DVR) compresses a 4-channel camera input into an MPEG4 video; also, it provides the functions that record to the HDD in real-time and play the content by compressing the 4-channel audio input with ADPCM. Also through the network, it transmits video and audio to an external device in real-time and allows monitoring the video and audio through a PC from a remote location.

4-Channel Composite Input Connectors

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NTSC/PAL Video Source Compatible

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The CIF size (NTSC : 352X240 / PAL : 352X288) of video can be saved at a speed of 120ips(NTSC)/100ips(PAL) (Image Per

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Second).

4-Channel Loop Through Video Connectors

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Supports the overwrite mode of HDD.

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Large capacity HDD backup by using the USB 2.0 interface

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Backup by using the USB 2.0 memory and CD-RW

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Record, play, and simultaneous video and audio transmissions to the Windows Network Viewer (Net I).

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Possible to record and play the 4-channel audio

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Various saving modes (Continuous, Motion, Alarm In and Schedule)

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Alarm interface (input: 4, output: 2)

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Remote monitoring function by using the Windows Network Viewer (Net I)

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WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH YOUR DVR

When you have purchased this product, please take off the packing and place this device on a flat floor or put it down on the place desired for use. And then, check whether all the following components are included in the box. If a component is found to be missing, please contact the place that you have purchased this product.

Remote control unit (RCU)

Adaptor

1 power cable

2 EA of AAA batteries

Software CD (including the PDF manual)

User’s Manual

Special 4 screws

safety regulations

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

Do not use multiple plugs at once.

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This may cause abnormal heat generation or fire

Do not put a vase, flowerpot, cup, cosmetics, medicine, or vessel with water around you.

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This may cause fire.

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

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This may cause fire.

Do not touch the power plug with wet hands.

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This may cause electric shock.

Insert the power plug firmly enough not to shake.

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This imperfect connection may cause fire.

Keep the product off humidity, dust, or soot.

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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

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ventilation hole.

This may cause fire.

Keep the surrounding temperature between 0°C to 40°C and keep the product off humidity.

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This may cause breakdown.

Secure sufficient ventilation.

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This may cause abnormal operation due to high temperature.

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

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This may cause fire.

Do not disassemble, repair, or remodel the product.

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

Do not pull out the power cord.

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This may destroy the power cord, eventually, cause fire or electric shock.

Plug out in the event of thunder or lightning.

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

This may injure people.

This may cause fire.

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

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to swallow it unconsciously.

Install the product at a safe place or attach the product to the wall or ceiling with a stand firmly enough

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not to fall to the ground.

before start

This user’s manual provides Information for using DVR such as brief introduction, part names, functions, connection to other equipment, menu setup, and the like.

You have to keep in mind the following notices:

SEC retains the copyright on this manual.

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This manual cannot be copied without SEC’s prior written approval.

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

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instructions mentioned in this manual. If you want to open the case of your system for checking problems, please consult the expert from the shop

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where you bought the product. You may download open source codes from the following website: http://www.samsung.com.

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Before installing any external device such as external memory or HDD, please check the compatibility of the

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device with Samsung DVR. The list of the compatible devices with Samsung DVR can be obtained from your vendor.

WARNING

Battery

Exchanging a wrong battery in your product may cause an explosion. Therefore you must use the same type of battery as the one being used in the product. The following are the specifications of the battery you are using now.

Normal voltage: 3V

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Normal capacity: 220mAh

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Continuous standard load: 0.2mA

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Operating temperature: -30 to +60°C

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CALIFORNIA USA ONLY

This Perchlorate warning applies only to primary CR (Manganese Dioxide) Lithium coin cells in the product sold or distributed ONLY in California USA.

“Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply, See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.”

System Shutdown

Turning off the power while the product is in operation, or taking not permitted actions may cause damage to the hard drive or the product. Also it can cause a dysfunction to the hard disk while using the product. Please turn off

the power using the can pull off the power cord.

You may want to install a UPS system for safe operation in order to prevent damage caused by an unexpected power stoppage. (Any questions concerning UPS, consult your USP retailer.) To disconnect the apparatus from the mains, the plug must be pulled out from the mains socket, therefore the mains plug shall be readily operable. This apparatus shall always be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.

Power

)button on the front of your

(

Operating Temperature

The guaranteed operating temperature range of this product is 0°C to 45°C (32°F to 113 °F). This product may not work properly if you run right after a long period of storage at a temperature below the guaranteed one. When using the device after a long period of storage at low temperature, place the product at room temperature for a while and run it. Especially for the built-in HDD in the product, its guaranteed temperature range is 5°C to 55°C (41°F to 113 °F). Likewise, the hard drive may not work at a temperature below the guaranteed one.

STANDARDS APPROVALS

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

DVR

. After selecting “OK” in the pop-up menu, you

INTRODUCING YOUR REAL TIME DVR

INSTALLATION

CONNECTING WITH OTHER DEVICES

LIVE

MENU SETUP

Controls on the DV

Real panel jacks

Remote control

Checking installation environmen

Connecting video, audio, and monitor

Connecting the network

Connecting the alarm input

Connecting the alarm output

Connecting the RS-485 device

Connecting the USB

Operating the system

Live screen mode

Setting the audio on/off

Freezing and zooming

Event monitoring

Spot-out monitoring

Before us

User login

System

Camera

Monitoring

Record mod

Event recor

Record schedul

Backup

Network

PTZ CAMERA CONTROL

RECORDING

PTZ camera control mode

Basic operation of pan, tilt & zoom

PTZ device menu setup

Preset setu

Camera menu setup

Rec(normal recording

Record schedul

Event recordin

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SEARCH AND PLAY

APPENDIX

User login

Search scree

Search date & time selectio

Search channel selection & recording grap

Playback

Net I

Resourc

Recordin

Event

Network

System

SFX player

WebDV

Pop-up menu

Specifications

Outline drawings

Troubleshootings(FAQ

Open source license report on the produc

)

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CONTROLS ON THE DVR

SHR-5040

SHR-5042

16 15 14 13 1012

4 5 6 7 8 9

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No. Name Function

Power

Button

you try to terminate the system operation. It is used when you turn on/off the DVR system power.

This is the port used for connecting a USB type of device.

User authentication will be requested if the power button is pressed when

USB Port

It is used when you upgrade the system software. It is used as a USB mouse connection port.

It is used when the channel selected on the Display mode is switched over

Channel

Button

to the full screen. It is used as a numeric input button from the numeral input mode.

PTZ

Button Perform the TELE, WIDE, or VIEW function when selecting the

ZOOM (TELE)

Button

FREEZE

(WIDE)

Button

(VIEW)

Button

Provide the function of enlarging the digital image twice as big.

Enter

Press the (Perform the TELE function when selecting the

( ) button after designating the area to be enlarged.

PTZ

Perform the FREEZE function on the Display mode. (Perform the WIDE function when selecting the

PTZ

This is the function that switches over to the Search mode. (Perform the VIEW function when selecting the

PTZ

button.)

PTZ

button.

This is the function that switches the system over to the Setup mode.

Button

It is used when you move from a lower menu to the upper menu or escape from the system setup mode.



When moving to a menu, they are used as direction buttons. (They are used as the direction buttons for the PTZ



Enter





( )

Direction

Button

operation.)

When setting the details of a menu, they are used for changing a value or direction. (They are used as the direction buttons for the PTZ operation.)

When setting up a menu, it is used as the Press the

Enter

button when changing the setup value of a

Enter

button.

menu.

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No. Name Function

ALARM LED

HDD LED

NETWORK

LED

BACKUP LED

REC LED

EJECT

Button It performs the open/close function of CD-RW.

If an event (like a motion or alarm) occurs, the ALARM LED is lighted on.

This LED indicates whether the HDD is normally accessed. When accessing the HDD, this LED repeatedly blinks.

This LED indicates the status of network connection and data transmission.

This LED indicates the status of backup operation.

This LED indicates the recording status.

Fast/Step

Reverse

Fast Reverse

fast search in the reverse direction while in play.

Step Reverse

: This function is used when you perform a

: This function is used when you search scene

by scene in the reverse direction at a Pause state.

Stop

Button

Play/

Pause

This function is used when you terminate a search while in play.

This function operates by toggling this button for the Play/ Pause operation while in play.

Fast/Step

Forward

Fast Forward

fast search in the forward direction while in play.

Step Forward

: This function is used when you perform a

: This function is used when you search scene

by scene in the forward direction at a Pause state.

REC

Button

ALARM

Button When an alarm occurs, it cancels the alarm.

AUDIO Setup

Button

This is the function that records all the camera channels regardless of the recording schedule.

Set up the audio On/Off function.

No. Name Function

Display the 4-split screens.

Split Screen/

Selection

Live Mode

Button

Display the Picture in Picture (PIP) screen.

Screen Switchover: It will be switched over to the single channel screen according to the time set from the system setup.

Search Mode/

Selection

Button

Mode

Display the 4-split screens.

Display the 9-split screens.

Remote

Control Signals

This is the part that receives the signals of remote controller.

Receiver

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REAL PANEL JACKS

AUDIO OUT

9 8

This is the port (RCA Jack) for an audio signal output. (When outputting an audio signal, please use the speaker with a built-in audio amplifier.)

7 6 5 4 3

ALARM IN 1~4: This is the port for an alarm input.

ALARM

ALARM OUT 1~2: This is the port for an alarm output. RS485: This is the port for connecting PTZ.

DC-IN This is the connector for a 12V power socket.

NETWORK This is the port for connecting to a network.

USB

RS-232C This is port for engineering use (no DVR functionality).

This is the port for connecting a USB type of device. It is used when you backup a video data or upgrade the system software.

SPOT OUT This is the port (BNC-type) for the SPOT OUT output.

S-VIDEO This is the port for the S-Video signal output.

VGA This is the port for the VGA signal output.

VIDEO OUT This is the port (BNC-type) for a composite audio signal output.

AUDIO IN This is the port (RCA Jack) for an audio signal input.

THROUGH The THROUGH port can be used to send a video signal to another video device.

VIDEO-IN

This port is the port (BNC-type) for a composite video signal input. It supports both the NTSC and PAL video signals.

REMOTE CONTROL

OPEN/CLOSE

Used to open and close the

CD-RW tray.

BACKUP

This button is not used for the

SHR-5040/5042.

ALARM

Cancels sending alarms.

MODE

Select a split screen.

FF (fast forward)

Used for quick forward search

while in play.

Press the 1 to 9 button respectively.

Press the 0(10+) button, release, and press the 0 button again within 3 seconds.Or press the 0(10+) button, release, and wait 3

seconds.

Press the 0(10+) button, release, and press the 1 (or 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) button again within 3 seconds.

CHANNEL 1–9

CHANNEL 10

Using the NUMERIC Buttons

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CHANNEL 11–16

RECORD

Starts or ends the recording.

0~9

AUDIO

numeric values.

Selects a single channel while

in live mode. Used for inputting

REC LOCK

SHR-5040/5042.

Toggles Audio On and Off.

This button is not used for the

in play.

FR (fast rewind)

FR (fast reverse): Used for

quick backward search while

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Play/Pause

Pauses or resumes

playing.

FREEZE

Performs the FREEZE function

in live mode.

Goes to the search select

screen.

ENTER

Shows the cursor for channel

selection in live mode or used

as the selection button for

menu configuration.

SYS ID

Use for inputting or confirming

system or remote control ID.

PRESET

This button is not used for the

SHR-5040/5042.

VIEW

Performs the VIEW function in

PTZ mode.

’.

button and enter the “Remote ID” set to the DVR.

STOP

Ends playing.

ZOOM

Implements the digital zoom

SYS ID



(x2).

Goes to the system menu

screen or moves to the upper



menu.

RIGHT

DOWN





LEFT

down/left/right.

for moving the cursor up/

Used for changing settings or

PTZ

Off.

TELE

Toggles PTZ mode On and

WIDE

PTZ mode.

Performs the TELE function in

PTZ mode.

When the product is initially shipped, the remote controller ID is set to ‘

When changing the remote controller ID, press the

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Performs the WIDE function in

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installation

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

Do not use it outdoor.

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Do not place water or liquid near the connection part

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or the product. Do not impose excessive shock or force.

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Do not pull out the power cord unreasonably.

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Do not disassemble the product on your own.

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Do not exceed the rated input or output voltage range.

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Use the certified power cord only.

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For the product with an input ground, use a power

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plug with a ground pin.

CHECKING INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENT

Samsung Digital Video Recorder (hereinafter referred to “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 reduce the product life, deteriorate performance (see the Figure 1 below; it explains the correlation between temperature and product life), and lead to a malfunction.

Figure 2

Temperature Unit: ºC

Figure 1

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

Life (Unit: HOURS)

Please keep the following instructions for rack-mounting the Samsung DVRs 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 shown in the Figure 2, we recommend you to

heap the product with other DVRs or use rackmount devices at a certain space, or 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 to install each of the air intake

and emission holes with fan motors for sufficient airflow. (The air intake fan should be equipped with a filter to prevent possible inflow of dust and other impurities.)

6. As shown in the Figure 1, the temperature inside the

rack and around the DVR should maintain between 5 and 45°C.

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CONNECTING VIDEO, AUDIO, AND MONITOR

Audio input

03 CONNECTING WITH OTHER DEVICES

Video in Video through out

Audio output

Caution

Since it may have a risk of an electric shock on the video cable connected to the camera according to the

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grounding state of the power cable, please connect the video cable when the system power is turned off.

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CONNECTING THE NETWORK

Connecting to Internet through Ethernet (10/100BaseT)

RJ45 Ethernet Cable (Direct Cable)

INTERNET

Connecting to Internet through ADSL

Hub/Switcher

Back Bone

Hub/Switcher

Windows

Smart Viewer

RJ45 Ethernet Cable (Direct Cable)

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INTERNET

Phone(ADSL) Line

Hub/Switcher Windows

ADSL MODEM

Smart Viewer

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CONNECTING THE ALARM INPUT

Connect one wire of the signal cable (2 wires) of various sensors (such as IR sensor, hot-wire detector and magnetic sensor) to the GROUND port and connect the remaining signal wire to the desired ALARM input port number.

Please use the power ADAPTER suitable to the power specifications of various sensors.

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Caution

CONNECTING THE ALARM OUTPUT

Such as siren-lamp, amplified siren and external relay

Connect one wire of the signal cable (2 wires) of an external device (such as siren-lamp, amplified siren and external relay) to the GROUND port and connect the remaining signal wire to the desired ALARM output port number.

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External Power

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CONNECTING THE RS-485 DEVICE

Port for connecting the RS-485 signal wire (connect to the RX-Receiver)

Please check that the RS-485 device is supported by the SHR-5040/5042 product. And, a caution shall be

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made when connecting to the RS-485 jack since it has the polarity (+ and –).

Caution

CONNECTING THE USB

1. It has a total of 2 USB connection ports on the front and rear sides of SHR-5040/5042.

2. Connect the USB HDD, USB memory through the front/rear ports of SHR-5040/5042.

3. Only one USB device can be connected to each USB port.

4. It provides the hot-plugging function that allows connecting/disconnecting a USB device while operating the system.

You can connect the same type of USB devices to the USB ports on the front and rear sides of

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Caution

SHR-5040/5042.

live

OPERATING THE SYSTEM

Turn on the power and the following Samsung logo appears.

Perform the initialization job to operate the system after

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the logo screen has appeared. The live video appears if the initialization process is

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normally completed. It may take about 40 to 60 seconds until the live video

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appears. When the live video appears, the system setup

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environment set previously will be maintained; and if the system has been re-started, the live video will

appear and you can start recording.

LIVE SCREEN MODE

Live screen icons

The live screen icon indicates the setup and function status of each screen.

CAM_01

When installing a new HDD, it may require much

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more time until the live video appears due to the HDD initialization time.

If the live video does not appear, please check

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whether the internal and external connections are normal. If the problem persists, please contact the place where you have purchased this product.

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V.Loss CAM_01

Recording

: It indicates the respective recording states of Normal/ Event (motion + alarm)/Schedule.

Recording Video Size

It shows the respective recording sizes of Large/Normal/ CIF.

Large:

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Full D1 - (NTSC) 704X480

Normal:

CIF:

Half D1 – (NTSC) 704X240

CIF - (NTSC) 352X240

(PAL) 352X288

Icon

(PAL) 704X576

(PAL) 704X288

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Record Lock

It indicates that the record lock is activated. This icon appears when you are recording video images while the record lock is set. To cancel the recording, enter the preset password.

The channel that the PTZ function has been set shows the PTZ icon. It is changed to yellow when the PTZ function is now active.

Audio

This icon indicates the Audio On/Off state and if it is turned on, the icon is changed to yellow.

This icon does not appear when the Video or Audio is disabled.

Zoom

It appears when the zooming function is active and disappears when it is cancelled.

Freeze

It appears when the Freeze function is active and disappears when it is cancelled.

PTZ

Icon

Live screen modes

After taking 4 live video inputs, images are displayed in the following 3 modes.

CAM_01 CAM_02

CAM_03 CAM_04

< 4 Split > < PIP >

< Auto Sequence >

4 Split Mode:

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It shows 4 video channels on the respective split screens. Any channel that is shown on the split screen can be arbitrarily selected.

CAM_01 CAM_02

Insufficient HDD Space

It appears when the HDD writing space is not enough.

Screen Switching

It appears when it is in the screen switching mode.

V.Loss / V.Off : Video Input Status

If no video inputs are detected even when the Video Setup is set to On, the [V.Loss] icon appears on the corresponding channel; and the channel that the Video

Setup is set to Off shows the [V.Off] icon.

OSD Position Control Function

It is possible to control OSD position of

Caution

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CH1 and CH3 on live screen by Up/ Down/Left/Right buttons when in quad division mode.

Icon

PIP (Picture in Picture):

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The 1/4-sized small screen appears on the full screen. The channels for both full and small screens can be arbitrarily selected. The location of PIP screen can be set to any of 5

locations within the full screen by using the button.

Auto Sequence Mode:

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Multiple channels are sequentially displayed on the full screen at the preset interval.

or 



Selecting live screen mode

Each mode can be selected by using the

CH1

and The following figure shows the diagram of changing

modes.

The starting mode is the 4 split screen mode.

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Modes except for the full screen can be sequentially

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selected by using the Whenever pressing the

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switched in the following sequence: [4 Split] [Auto Sequence]

You can see the full screen for each channel by



selecting the respective buttons of When switching to the full screen from the split screen



mode, you can return to the previous split mode screen by pressing the

Auto

Sequence

CH4

buttons.

MODE

[4 Split].



4 Split

MODE

button

button.

MODE

button

PIP

button, the mode is

CH1

CH4



[PIP]

SETTING THE AUDIO ON/OFF



Audio On/Off setting in 4-split mode

If you press the the selection cursor appears as shown in the figure

below and the corresponding channel is selected.

AUDIO

If the channel, you can set the Audio On/Off function of the

corresponding channel. At this time, the audio icon is changed to yellow or white on the corresponding channel according to the Audio On/Off state.

Enter

( ) button in the 4 split mode,

button is pressed after selecting a

CAM_01 CAM_02

CAM_03 CAM_04

Channel Seletion & Audio On/Off Setting in PIP mode

If you press the the selection cursor appears and the corresponding

channel is selected. After selecting a channel, you can enter the channel using

CH1

the function as in the 4 split mode by using the button. At this time, the

or white on the corresponding channel according to the Audio On/Off state.

Enter

( ) button in the 4 split mode,

CH4

buttons and can set the Audio On/Off

Audio

icon is changed to yellow

AUDIO

From the split mode except for the full screen mode and auto sequence mode, any channel displayed on each split mode can be arbitrarily selected. Also, in live mode, you can activate or deactivate the channels with Audio On settings.

Audio On/Off setting in the full screen mode

In the full screen mode, the audio function of the selected channel is automatically turned on and you can set the

Audio On/Off function by toggling the

Audio

The corresponding channel according to the Audio On/Off

state.

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icon is changed to yellow or white on the

AUDIO

button.

FREEZING AND ZOOMING

Freeze function

The Freeze function, temporarily stops the video on the current live screen but it is active only in the live mode. You can set the Freeze On/Off function by using the

FREEZE

button.

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Zoom function

The Zoom function doubles the size of the selected area but it is active only in the full screen mode.

The zoom setup area appears when the is pressed in the full screen mode. You can adjust the

location of the zoom setup area by using the (

after selecting a setup area, the selected area is shown twice as big as the previous size. The image location can

be adjusted by using the even after enlarging the size. If the

pressed again under the enlarged state, it will return to the zoom setup area and you can perform the Zoom Off

function by using the

) buttons. If you press the



Direction

ZOOM

button.

ZOOM

Enter

(



Enter

( ) button is

button

Direction

( ) button

) buttons

EVENT MONITORING

The event monitoring function displays the channel linked to the event when a specific event (sensor/motion) occurs. The event monitoring On/Off and event Duration

functions can be set by using the command “

Monitoring

”

When the event monitoring time has been set to 5 seconds, for example, the channel-2 appears for 5 seconds in the full screen mode if an event initially occurs in the channel-2 as shown in the figure below. If another event occurs within 5 seconds, it is also displayed together with the existing event.

”



Live Mode

”.

”



When events occur from the channels 1 and 3 within 5 seconds after an event has occurred in the channel 2 (as shown in the figure). Then, the channels 1, 2 and 3 are switched to the full screen.

If no new event occurs within the event display duration, it will return to the previous live mode. If you press the

ALARM

button before the event display time exceeds,

the event monitoring stops. If an event occurs, the ALARM LED lights and the ALARM LED is turned off if

you press the The alarm setting is initialized when the

is pressed. In this case, the Event icon disappears. The monitoring function can be cancelled while in event monitoring. The event recording with pre-event time and post-event time resumes after a new alarm occur.

ALARM

button while the LED lights.

ALARM

button

SPOT-OUT MONITORING

The Spot-out monitoring is the function that monitors the entire screen of a specific channel with the output different from the live screen output. If a monitoring item is selected from the menu screen, you can select a specific channel as the Spot-out channel among the channels 1 to 4 and you can also monitor all the channels at an interval of auto sequence time. The live screen icons do not appear for Spot-out monitoring.

At this time, the auto sequence time internal is identical to the auto sequence time of the live mode.

If the Spot-out event monitoring is active, the channel where an event occurs can be regarded as the Spotout output. If events occur simultaneously from several channels, the channel with the lowest number has priority and is output to the Spot-out.

menu setup

BEFORE USE

Selection



The yellow cursor shows the current selection window. As for the directional operation, move the cursor on the

menu that you want to change by using the (

) buttons on the front panel of the system.



It enters the sub window if you press the button when the cursor is located on the desired menu.

To select an item from the menu, press the button. On a drop-down menu, use the

to move the cursor on your desired item.

“OK” and “Cancel” in Each Setup Window



Once any changes are made in a setup window, they can be applied by selecting “OK”.

Cancel

When “

” is selected, the changed settings are

not applied and it returns to the upper menu.



The

and

Buttons

button, if pressed first, acts as

an entrance button. After an entrance menu appears, if the button is pressed, the screen changes to the previous page.

Symbol(



) Next to the Title



It displays the drop-down menu when selected.

Virtual Keyboard



Inputting characters is enabled by ( For entering a character, move the cursor on a desired

Enter

character key and press the

( ) button.

direction

Enter





) or ( ).

( )

button

USER LOGIN

Press the screen.

In order to use various DVR functions such as the system environment setup and search, you need to log on to the system with the proper user privilege. You can log on to the system by entering the user ID and password.

(When this product is shipped, the password of ‘ user account will be set to ‘4321’.)

button in order to enter the menu

User Login

Menu Login

User ID

ADMIN

Password

OK Cancel

Move/Control Select Exit

ADMIN

’

SYSTEM

The details of the system menu are as follows:

SHR-5042/5040 MENU

System

Camera

Monitoring

Record Mode

Event Record

Record Schedule

Backup

Network

►

Time/Date/Language Setup

User Manager

►

- Password

►

- User Add/Del

- Group Authority

Profile

►

System Log

System Information & Setup

HDD Setup

System Shutdown

►

Move/Control Select Exit

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Time/Date/Language Setup

Date/Time/Language Setup

Time Setup

Date Type

Time Type

Language

Move/Control Select Exit

2007-04-03 05:12:46

YYYY - mm - dd

English

OK Cancel

DST (Daylight Saving Time)



DST sets the clock one hour ahead the local standard time. This setting enables the system to display the time adjusted for DST. If the date set for DST comes, the system time runs one hour faster.

If the DST is set to “

OFF

”, it will not be applied. It is

impossible to enter the date menu on the right. When you set the DST to “ON”, designate the start time on

the left and the end time on the right while basing on

the “

” mark.

Date Type



It supports a total of 9 formats (such as Year-MonthDay / Day-Month-Year / Month-Day-Year).

Time Setup



The following screen appears if the

Enter

( ) button

is pressed.

(GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : D

Year Month Day

2007 4 3

Month Week

Weekly

1 1st SUN 0 1 2st SUN 0

OFF

Move/Control Select Exit

Hour Min Sec

6 5 10

Hour Month Week

OK Cancel

Weekday

HourDST

Select the standard time zone suitable to the corresponding region. To change the date and time, move the cursor to

Enter

the corresponding item and press the

( )

button. Then, change the day/month/year or second/ minute/hour using the

the change mode by pressing the

or  buttons. Escape from



Enter

( ) button

again. When the time is changed, the date and time will be

halted until “OK” or “

Cancel

” is pressed.

If the date and time are changed to



earlier values, the data written prior

Caution

to the change may be deleted. For example when the 8 o’clock in the morning is changed to the 7 o’clock in the morning, the data written between 7 and 8 in the morning will be deleted.

Time Type



It supports two formats of 24 hours / 12 hours (AM/ PM).

Language



After selecting a language, OSD is displayed in the selected language. The available languages are displayed in the list.

Password

User Manager -

Old Password

New Password

Confirm Password

Record Lock

Move/Control Select Exit

Old Password



The default password was not designated. Use it when changing the password.

New Password



A virtual keyboard will appear if the is pressed. You can input characters one by one up to

16 characters.

Confirm Password



This is the menu for confirming a newly changed password. You need to enter “

If you enter the “ entering the “

New Password

on the entry.

Record Lock



Record Lock

If the asking for the password appears while disabling the

recording.

** **

OK Cancel

Enter

( ) button

New Password

Confirm Password

” first without

”, no response is made

is set to On, a pop-up window,

” first.

User Add/Del

Group Authority

User Add/Del

” and “

Group User ID

Group1 user1

Group1 user2

Group1 user3

Group2 user4

OK Cancel

Password

”.

User Add



You may enter “

User Manager -

User ID

user1

Password

** **

Group 1

Group

Add Clear Delete Delete All

User ID

As for the group that the user can belong to, select one from “

Group1

Group2

”, “

” and “

Group3

”.

After granting user rights by each group, designate a user to that group.

If you press “

Add

”, the entry is registered to the list on

the right. If you press “

Clear

”, the User ID and Password on the

left are deleted.

User Delete



After moving the cursor on the User ID to be deleted from the list on the right, select it by pressing the

Enter

( ) button.

If you press “

Delete

”, only the selected User ID is

deleted from the list.

If you press “

Delete All

”, all the User IDs registered to

the list are deleted.

Group Authority

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

Camera

Record Schedule

Monitoring

Backup

Normal Record

Network

OK Cancel

Group



User Manager -

System

Event Record

Playback

User group is divided into 3 groups of Group1, Group2 and Group3.

Enter

Press the

( ) button after moving the cursor

on the group that a user right is to be granted.



You can grant the system setup and monitoring rights to the group partially or entirely. As for the right granting setup, you can set/cancel it by

pressing the

Enter

( ) button after moving the cursor

on the corresponding item.

System

The “

” item allows granting the rights for

‘Time/Date/Language Setup’, ‘User Manager’, ‘Profile’, ‘System Log’, ‘System Information & Setup’, ‘HDD Setup’ and ‘System Shutdown’.

Camera

The “

” item allows granting the rights for

‘Camera Configuration’, ‘PTZ Device’ and ‘Screen Setup’.

Monitoring

The “

” item allows granting the rights for

‘Live Mode’ and ‘Spot Mode’.

Record Mode

The “

” item allows granting the setup

rights for ‘Quality’, ‘Frame’ and ‘Video Size’.

Event Record

The “

” item allows granting the rights

for ‘Event Record Setup’, ‘Alarm Detection Setup’, ‘Motion Detection Setup’ and ‘Video Loss Detection Setup’.

Record Schedule

The “

” item allows granting the

recording schedule setup right.

Backup

The “

” item allows granting the backup setup

right.

Network

The “

” item allows granting the rights for

‘IP Setup’, ‘IP Test’, ‘DDNS Setup’, ‘NTP Setup’, ‘Callback Setup’ and ‘Transfer Picture Setup’.

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

Playback

The “

” item allows granting the search right.

Profile

Load Factory Default

Profile Export

Profile Import

Progress

Move/Control Select Exit

Load Factory Default



trying.. 0%

This function is used when you reset all menu setting values to the factory default values.

If you press “OK”, the restart message window appears. You can select “

Yes

”. The recorded data will

not be deleted.

Profile Export



This function is used when you export the profile currently set to the system to the storage device connected to a USB port. The profile file will be copied

to the USB memory if you press “OK”. (Filename: SetupData.tar)

Profile Import



This function is used when you import the system profile file stored in a USB memory and apply to the current system. The profile file will be copied to the

current system if you press “OK”. Then, the restart message window appears. You can select “

Progress



This function will show the progress status of the job that the system is currently executing.

Please do not remove the USB memory



when you run the profile export/import

Caution

function. The system profile file may not be copied properly or may not be applied to the system.

Yes

”.

System Log

04-02 06:08:09 C3 C REC Stop

04-02 06:08:09 C3 M REC Start C3

04-02 06:08:47 C2 M REC Stop

04-02 06:08:47 C1 M REC Stop

04-02 06:08:50 C4 M REC Stop

04-02 06:08:50 C3 M REC Stop

2007-04-02 05:39:53

2007-04-03 05:39:53



This function shows a series of logged tasks made in operating the DVR system and when the system runs abnormally, it allows finding the error easily so that the problem can be fixed.

Enter

Press the

( ) button after moving the cursor on

the desired log item. ( ): Move to the previous page. ( ): Move to the next page.

Scope Designation



If the (

) icon is pressed, the following screen

appears.

Start Time

20 07 - 0 4 - 0 2 0 5 : 3 9 : 53

Year Month Day

2007 4 2

End Time

20 07 - 0 4 - 0 3 1 6 : 3 5 : 44

Year Month Day

2007 4 3

For the log data, set the “

End Time

“

” to be searched. To change the date and

Hour Min Sec

5 39 53

Hour Min Sec

16 35 44

Start Time

time, move the cursor to the corresponding item and

Enter

press the

( ) button. Then, change the day/

month/year or second/minute/hour using the buttons. Escape from the change mode by pressing

Enter

the

( ) button again.

” and

REC

System

Failure

Network

Backup



or 

REC



Displays the recording information according to the recording event and schedule.

System



Displays the system start/stop, system access user and setup change information.

Failure



Displays the error information that occurs due to the hardware failure.

System Log List

Log Type Log Details Description

C(Channel) C REC START/STOP Continuous Recording Start/Stop

REC

System

Failure

C(Channel) A REC START/STOP Alarm In Recording Start/End

C(Channel) M REC START/STOP Motion Recording Start/End

SYSTEM START/STOP System Power ON/OFF

SYSTEM NET TIMESET System Time Change

SYSTEM SHUTDOWN System Termination

SYSTEM REBOOT System Restart

SETUP START/END Menu Mode Login/Logout

WEAK SIGNAL START CH Weak Video Output Signal

WEAK SIGNAL STOP CH Video Output Signal Restoration

HDD Format M HDD(Master) Format

HDD Format S HDD(Slave) Format

VIDEO LOSS START/STOP Video Loss/Recovery

FAN FAILURE/RECOVERY Fan Failure/Recovery

SMART ERROR HDD-M HDD(Master) Smart Check Failure

SMART ERROR HDD-S HDD(Slave) Smart Search Failure

HDD ERR COUNT M HDD(Master) Write Error Count

HDD ERR COUNT S HDD(Slave) Write Error Count



Displays the time information between the entry and exit of the search mode.

Network



Displays the time and IP address for the connected system through the remote software.

Backup



Displays the backup information.

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Log Type Log Details Description

Search SEARCH IN/OUT Login/Logout with the Search Mode

NETWORK CONNECTED Remote Software Connection

NETWORK DISCONNECTED Disconnecting the Remote Software Connection

BACKUP AVI-OK/FAILED AVI Backup Success/Failure

BACKUP SDB-OK/FAILED SDB Backup Success/Failure

BACKUP SFX-OK/FAILED SFX Backup Success/Failure

Network

BACKUP

BAKCUP BMP-OK/FAILED BMP Backup Success/Failure

BACKUP JPEG-OK/FAILED JPEG Backup Success/Failure

USB PROBLEM DETECTED

CD-ROM WRITE FAIL CD Write Failure

CD Media Size Full No CD Space Remained

CD Media Not Exist No CD Media

BACKUP AVI-OK/FAILED AVI Backup Success/Failure

BACKUP SDB-OK/FAILED SDB Backup Success/Failure

BACKUP SFX-OK/FAILED SFX Backup Success/Failure

BAKCUP BMP-OK/FAILED BMP Backup Success/Failure

BACKUP JPEG-OK/FAILED JPEG Backup Success/Failure

USB PROBLEM DETECTED

CD-ROM WRITE FAIL CD Write Failure

CD Media Size Full No CD Space Remained

CD Media Not Exist No CD Media

Removing the Media While Backing up to a USB Storage

System Information & Setup

System Information/Setup

Mac Address

Software Version

Package Search

Upgrade Version

Remote Control ID

Move/Control Select Exit

Mac Address



Displays the unique number of the network hardware device attached to the system.

Software Version



Displays the current software version.

Package Search



After connecting the USB device (holding the DVR software) to a USB port, press the (

DVR software will be automatically searched. If the DVR software does not exist in the USB device, the upgrade version will not be displayed.

Upgrade Version



The software version to be upgraded will be shown. If you press the “

window appears. You can select “ with the upgrade.

Remote Control ID



In order to control the DVR with a remote commander, set the DVR and the remote control ID.

00:C:8C:FF:00:A9

V1.000A10

Find package in USB

None

Upgrade

OK Cancel

) icon and the

”, the restart message

Yes

” to proceed

For the DVR to recognize the update file



the file should be inserted into a folder

Caution

named “update”. So this folder should be created on a USB memory and then the upgrade file copied inside the folder.

When upgrading the software, you must



neither turn off the power nor remove the USB device. The system may run abnormally.

When using a USB memory, please



use the USB device that can support Linux 2.6.0 or higher. The system cannot support the device that does not support Linux.

The file system for the USB device must



be either FAT16 or FAT32. The system does not support NTFS or other file systems.

Since some USB devices either have no



power supply or have a low voltage, a separate power supply may be needed to recognize them.

When shipping this product, the remote



controller ID is set to ‘00’. When changing the remote control ID, press



Remote Control ID

“

” and enter the DVR ID.

HDD Setup

ATA

HDD END

Recording

Info Format

PRIMARY 149GB

Setup

Overwrite

Off

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OK CancelFormat

HDD Info



Shows the installed HDD information and the capacity. The first installed HDD is displayed as the Primary and the second HDD is shown as the Secondary.

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HDD Format



When initializing the HDD, move the cursor to the

Enter

corresponding HDD and press the

( ) button.

Then, the (Format) icon is activated. If you press “

Format

”, the HDD format window

appears. You can select “OK” to initialize the HDD.

HDD END



Stop

: Recording stops when the HDD becomes full

while in recording.

OverWrite

: If the HDD becomes full while in recording,

the data recorded at the earliest time will be deleted and new data will be written.

HDD END ALARM (



: If the HDD becomes full while in recording, it gives

)

an alarm.

Off

: If the HDD becomes full while in recording, it does

not give any alarm.

If the HDD space is not enough, the Disk_Full



( ) icon appears.

Because all data will be deleted when



the HDD formatting is executed, please

Caution

proceed with the initialization after backing up important data to other place.

If the repeated HDD recording is set to



OverWrite

“

” and the data to be backed

up are overwritten, either the backup start time can be changed or the backup is cancelled.

System Shutdown

Sure to shutdown?

OK Cancel

Move/Control Select Exit

This function is used when either terminating the running jobs safely or turning off the power. If you see the system shutdown message after pressing

“OK” on the confirmation window, turn off the power.

If the system is turned off without



terminating it using the system shutdown

Caution

menu, it may cause a problem such as data loss and disk failure. When turning off the power, please terminate the system first using the system shutdown menu.

CAMERA

The details of the camera menu are as follows:

Caution

Checking HDD Data

Please, pay attention to Following information to minimize the chance of losing HDD data.

Remember that you should protect HDD



from any impact or misuse as this may cause damaged.

The Manufacturer is not responsible for



missing data or defects caused by the user’s mishandling.

Note

: Adding Extra HDD.

Check in advance that the HDD is compatible with the manufacturer’s DVR.

Examples that can cause loss of data or damage HDD.

Any outside Impact on the case which



could happen whilst disassembling or setting up the DVR.

Power cut or incorrect shutdown whilst



the DVR is operating. (Refer to page 27: how to turn off DVR)

Moving or causing any impact on the



DVR during operation. Please, back up events as soon as possible to minimize disappointment should HDD data be lost.

SHR-5042/5040 MENU

System

Camera

Monitoring

Record Mode

Event Record

Record Schedule

Backup

Network

►

Camera Configuration

PTZ Device

►

Screen Setup

►

Move/Control Select Exit

Camera Configuration

PTZ Device

Camera Configuration

Video

Auto Seq

On 5 SEC CAM 01

On 5 SEC CAM 02

On 5 SEC CAM 03

On 5 SEC CAM 04

Move/Control Select Exit

Video



: It shows the video of the selected channel.

Off

: It does not show the video of the selected

Title

OK Cancel

channel.

Covert

: It shows the remaining information except for

the video information of the selected channel. The functions such as audio/camera name/auto sequence are not available for the Off channel.

Auto Seq



You can set the auto sequencing interval for each channel. The setting applies in the live mode. The

Off

channel set with “

” or “

Covert

” is not shown in the

auto sequence mode.

Title



The camera name of the selected channel can be set. A virtual keyboard appears if you press the

Enter

button. Characters can be input one by moving the cursor. You

can input up to 10 characters. If you press “

Shift

”, you

can input the uppercase letters and numeric keys.

Keyboard Dialog

Camera Name

CAM 01

( )



PTZ Device

Move/Control Select Exit

Pr oto col

Samsung

PELCO-D SD

GC-755

DRX-501A

Ba udr at e

9600

19200

2400

OK Cancel

Select the PTZ ID(0~99).

PTZ



In order to set the PTZ function, move the cursor to the desired channel and press the

Then, select PTZ by using the

Enter

or  button.



( ) button.

Escape from the change mode by pressing the

Enter

( ) button again.

Baudrate



Select the PTZ Speed. (4800/9600/19200/38400)

Available PTZ Lists

NO Manufacturer Model

1 SAMSUNG Samsung PTZ Camera

2 TECHWIN SPD-1600, SPD-3300

The above items should be matched with the



settings of PTZ device. For more details, please refer to the manual provided by the PTZ device manufacturer.

Only the Half Duplex method is supported for



transmission.

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Shift Back

OK Cancel

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Screen Setup

Live Mode

Screen Setup

128

Default Apply All

OK Cancel

This is the screen that sets the Brightness/Contrast/Color values for the camera image of each channel. Place the cursor on the the desired channel for adjustment and select it to set the Brightness/Contrast/ Color values. The selected channel appears within the PIP zone on the right. The adjustment can be made from ‘0’ to ‘255’ using the

or  button.



If you press “

Apply All

”, the values for the last updated

channel are copied to entire channels. If you press “

Default

”, the values for the current channel

are reset with ‘128’.

MONITORING

The details of the monitoring menu are as follows:

SHR-5042/5040 MENU

System

Camera

Monitoring

Record Mode

Event Record

Record Schedule

Backup

Network

►

Live Mode

►

Spot Mode

►

Move/Control Select Exit

Monitoring

Event Monitoring

Duration

OFF

OSD

Date

Time

1Ch DVR

Support

OFF

Event Monitoring Duration



Title

State

OK Cancel

It can be set to any of Off, 30 seconds, and CONTINUE.

OFF

: The event monitoring that switches to the event

screen does not operate.

30 Seconds

: It sets the display duration of the current

channel until the next channel is displayed.

CONTINUE

maintained until it is cancelled by pressing the

: The event monitoring screen will be

ALARM

button on the front panel.

OSD



Date

: When it is On, the date will be displayed on the

screen. When it is Off, the date will not be displayed on the screen.

Time

: When it is On, the time will be displayed on the

screen. When it is Off, the time will not be displayed on the screen.

Title

: When it is On, the camera name will be displayed

on the screen. When it is Off, the camera name will not be displayed on the screen.

State

: When it is On, the Audio/PTZ will be displayed

on the screen. When it is Off, the Audio/PTZ will not be displayed on the screen.

1Ch DVR



The 1-channel DVR is supported. If the 1-channel support is set to On, it becomes the 1-channel DVR; and if the 1-channel support is set to Off, it becomes the 4-channel DVR. If the 1-channel support is On, the system will be restarted and it becomes the 1-channel DVR.

If the 1-channel support is enabled, the



functions such as Event Monitoring,

Caution

Spot Out Channel and Spot Out Event Monitoring are not available. As for the resolution of 1-channel support, Full D1, Half D1 and CIF are supported.

If the 1-channel support is Off and



the Full D1 is set, the resolution in the 4-channel mode becomes CIF.

When setting up the 1-channel mode,



the system setup values will be initialized.

Displays 640x480(60Hz) VGA output on



NTSC and PAL. Some noise on vertical lines or oversized



image can occur on LCD monitor if 640x480 mode is not available.

Spot Mode

Spot Out

Monitoring Type

Duration

Camera

Mode

Move/Control Select Exit

When you have two monitors, the Spot Out channel can be used for monitoring a specific channel on a dedicated monitor.

Event Duration



Sets whether or not to run the Event Monitoring function for the Spot-out channel. It can be set to any of Off, 30 seconds, and CONTINUE.

OFF

: The Event Monitoring function is not available on

the Spot Out channel.

CONTINUE

: The Event Monitoring screen will be

maintained until it is cancelled by pressing the button on the front panel.

Normal Duration



1~60 Seconds

current channel until the next channel is displayed.

Camera



Sets the desired channel for use with the Spot Out function.

Mode



( ): This is the mode that outputs the Spot Out channel with a 4 split screen.

( ): This is the mode that switches the Spot Out channel screen in the full screen mode.

Event Normal

OFF

3 SEC

OK Cancel

ALARM

: It sets the display duration of the

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RECORD MODE

EVENT RECORD

The details of the record menu are as follows:

Record Mode

Qu ali ty

Standard

Video Size Auto Deletion

CIF

Default

Fr ame

ON 99

OK Cancel

Set the recording mode values to be applied when pressing the

Quality



REC

button on the front panel.

Sets the recording video quality. Set to any of Very High, High, Standard and Low.

Frame



Sets the number of frames for recording. The number of frames refers to the number of screens recorded per second.

Video Size



Set the screen size for recording.

Video

Full D1 Half D1 CIF

Source

NTSC 704 X 480 704 X 240 352 X 240 PAL 704 X 576 704 X 288 352 X 288

Auto Deletion



You can select any of

OFF

and ON by pressing “

OFF

If “ON” is selected, the date for search is limited. The date can be limited to 1 to 99 days. If “

OFF

” is

selected, the cursor cannot be moved to the date selection area and the date for search is not limited. If you press “Default”, it returns the initial values.

The Normal Recording frame rate should be set less or equal to the event recording frame rate.

The details of the event recording are as follows:

SHR-5042/5040 MENU

System

Camera

Monitoring

Record Mode

Event Record

Record Schedule

Backup

Network

►

Event Record Setup

Alarm Detection Setup

Motion Detection Setup

Video Loss Detection Setup

►

Move/Control Select Exit

Event Record Setup

Qu ali ty

Standard

Pre Event Post Event Video Size

3 sec

Default

Set the recording mode values to be applied when an event occurs.

Quality



.”

Sets the recording video quality for any event.

Frame



Sets the number of frames for recording. The number of frames indicates the number of screens recorded per second.

Pre Event



Fr ame

10 sec CIF

OK Cancel

Pre-Event Section

Time that an event has occurred

Record the pre-conditions from the point that an event has occurred.

3~5 Seconds

: Set the recording time prior to the

event occurrence.

Post Event



Time that an event has occurred

Post-Event Section

Camera



Sets the camera linked to the current Alarm In. The default value is set to the current Alarm In number. At least one link between Alarm In and camera has to be established. Multiple selections are possible.

The following screen will appear if the

Enter

( )

button is pressed by moving the cursor from the camera item.

Record the post-conditions from the point that an event has occurred.

5 Seconds~5 Minutes

: Set the recording time after

the event occurrence.

Video Size



Screen setup size displayed on record mode.

Video

Full D1 Half D1 CIF

Source

NTSC 704 X 480 704 X 240 352 X 240 PAL 704 X 576 704 X 288 352 X 288

If the 1-channel DVR support is set to On in the



monitoring menu, the resolution is changed to Full D1.

Alarm Detection Setup

Alarm In

State

Camera

Alarm-Out

Alarm In 1

Alarm In 2

Alarm In 3

Alarm In 4

N.O

None

OK Cancel

Duration

10 SEC

Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3

Camera 4

Alarm Out



All

Cancel

Sets an alarm-out method when an event has occurred from the Alarm In. Currently, this system supports 2 Alarm Out functions and 1 built-in speaker (beep) output.

Enter

The following screen will appear if the

( )

button is pressed by moving the cursor from the Alarm Out item.

Beep

All

Cancel

Move/Control Select Exit

State



The Alarm In type can be set to “

N.O (Normally Open)

: Sensor remains open. But if it

gets closed, an alarm is issued.

N.C (Normally Closed)

: Sensor remains closed. But

if it gets open, an alarm is issued.

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N.O

” or “

N.C

Duration



Sets the duration for Alarm Out. The alarm sound will be maintained with the value set.

CONTINUE

maintained until it is cancelled by pressing the

”.

button manually on the front panel.

10~300 Seconds

: The alarm output sound will be

: You can set the duration for the

ALARM

alarm output.

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Motion Detection Setup

Video Loss Detection Setup

Motion Detection Setup

Alarm-Out

None

Duration

All Camera

Sensitivity

High

Area Set

Default

Cancel

Set the motion detection area, sensitivity and alarm for each camera video.

Enter

Press the

( ) button after moving the cursor on

the camera to be set.

Alarm Out



It sets the alarm output when a motion is detected. Currently the system supports 2 Alarm Out functions and 1 built-in speaker output.

Duration



Sets the duration for Alarm Out. The alarm sound is sustained for the preset period.

CONTINUE

maintained until it is cancelled by pressing the

: The alarm output sound will be

ALARM

button manually on the front panel.

10~300 Seconds

Sensitivity



: Sets the duration for alarm output.

It relates to configuration for motion detection and sensitivity. The sensitivity can be set to Very High, High, Medium, Low or Very Low.

Area Set



If you press the

Enter

( ) button after moving the

cursor to the video display area on the right, the motion area can be set/cancelled. ( ): Sets the whole part as the motion area. ( ): Cancels the whole motion area. If you press “

Default

”, the motion setup is reset to the

initial values.

Video Loss Detection Setup

Alarm-Out

None

Move/Control Select Exit

Duration

10 SEC

Cancel

If a video loss occurs from each channel, it can be set to generate an alarm output sound.

Alarm Out



Sets an alarm-out method when an event has occurred from the Alarm In. Currently, this system supports 2 Alarm Out functions and 1 built-in speaker (beep) output. The following screen appears when you press the

Enter

( ) button after moving the cursor to the Alarm

Out item.

Duration



Beep

All

Cancel

Sets the duration for Alarm Out. The alarm sound is sustained for the preset period.

CONTINUE

until it is cancelled by pressing the

: The alarm output sound is maintained

ALARM

button

manually on the front panel.

10~300 Seconds

: Sets the duration for alarm output.

RECORD SCHEDULE

The details of the record schedule menu are as follows:

Recording Schedule

02 04 06 08 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Continuous

Motion Alarm In

REC Option

00 -01

M:C

00-24

M:C

Apply All

You can set the system to automatically record images by setting the desired time frames.

Enter

Press the

( ) button after moving the cursor on

the camera to be set.

Time Selection



In order to select the recording time slot hourly, move the cursor to the part shown as in the figure below and

press the time slot while using the

Enter

( ) button. And, select the recording

or  button. You can exit



from the change mode by pressing the button again.

Enter

( )

Recording Type Recording Support

Screen Symbol

No Recording NONE

Setup

C: Continuous M: Motion A: Alarm In

Continuous Recording

Motion Recording Alarm In Recording Continuous & Motion

Recording Continuous & Alarm

In Recording Motion & Alarm In

Recording Continuous & Motion

& Alarm In Recording

M A

C : M

C : A

M : A

C : M : A

BACKUP

The details of the backup menu are as follows:

Backup

Backup Mode

Start Time

End Time

Backup Device

Camera

Video (SFX)

2007-04-03 07:41:20

2007-04-03 07:43:20

USB

OK Cancel

00-01

REC Option



Sets the recording method. Please see the following table for the types of recording methods. You can apply the preset recording method for the

selected time slot if the pressing the

00-24

“

Enter

( ) button.

”: The recording method can be identically set

to a range between zero hour and 24 hours. If you press “

Apply All

channel are copied to entire channels.

button is used after





”, the values for the current

Move/Control Select Exit

This is to back up the video data stored on the HDD to a backup device.

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Backup Mode



Selects which mode is to be used for backup. As for the backup mode, this system supports 2 backup modes such as SFX and AVI.

Enter

Press the mode by using the the change mode by pressing the

( ) button and select the backup

button. You can exit from





Enter

( ) button

again.

SFX

: This mode runs a backup job together with

the auto-executable video player. If the backup file is executed, the player will be automatically launched to play the video. The SFX backup data is saved with an executable file extension (.EXE).

AVI

: This mode saves in the video format that can be

played from the Windows Media Player.

Start Time & End Time



Sets the date and time for backup.

Backup Device



Sets the storage device for backup. The backup device supports the USB storage device and CD.

Press the device by using the the change mode by pressing the

Enter

( ) button and select the backup

or  button. Escape from



Enter

( ) button

again.

Camera



Sets the camera channel for backup.

Please do not remove the storage



device during backup or do not turn off

Caution

the system power. The system may run abnormally.

The system speed may be slowed down



during backup. When backing up the data to CD,



the recorded data may be damaged according to the conditions of disk recording surface.

NETWORK

The details of the network menu are as follows:

SHR-5042/5040 MENU

System

Camera

Monitoring

Record Mode

Event Record

Record Schedule

Backup

Network

►

IP Setup

►

IP Test

DDNS Setup

NTP Setup

Transfer Picture Setup

►

Move/Control Select Exit

The backup file can be played on PC, but can



not be played from a DVR. In case of the AVI backup, you may need a DivX



codec to play the saved file. You can obtain the DivX codec from the website www.divx.com.

A warning message appears if no backup



device exists.

IP Setup

Connection Mode

ID/Password

Site IP

Subnet Mask

Gateway

Port (TCP)

Connection Mode



Sets the network type for the main system. Press the

using the

NOT USE

Enter



: Select it when you do not use a network.

NOT USE

USER

000.000.000.000

255.255.255.000

000.000.000.000

554

( ) button and select the network by

button.



Cancel

STATIC-IP

: Select it when the main system is

connected to the network that is using the fixed IP.

DHCP

: Select it when the main system is connected to

the network whose IP address is dynamically assigned by DHCP.

ADSL(PPPoE)

: Select it when the main system is

connected to the ADSL network using PPPoE.

ID/Password



You can manually enter the ID/PASSWORD when ADSL is selected. When the main system is connected to the ADSL network, you need to enter the user ID and password provided by the ADSL carrier. The user ID and password may be entered by using the virtual keyboard.

Keyboard Dialog

User ID

USER

Password

** **

Shift Back

OK Cancel

IP Test

Assigned IP



Assigned IP

Connection Status

Move/Control Select Exit

Not Connected

Test

trying.. 0%

Displays the IP address assigned to the current system.

Connection Status



If you press “

Test

”, it tests whether the IP address can

be connected through the network. If “OK” is displayed, it is a usable IP address;

Failed

if “

” is displayed, it is an unusable IP address.

DDNS Setup

Site IP



Sets the IP address for the main system to be connected to the network. If the connection mode is set to STATIC-IP, the user needs to enter the IP address directly. If the connection mode is either DHCP or ADSL, the IP address provided by the DHCP server or ADSL carrier will be automatically displayed. If a DHCP or ADSL connection attempt fails, 000.000.000.000 will be displayed. In this case, turn off the power of the main system and wait for a while. And then, turn on the power and retry the connection.

Subnet Mask



Sets the subnet mask address for the main system.

Gateway



Sets the gateway address for the main system.

Port(TCP)



The port number is selectable from 554 to 2048.

DDNS Setup

DDNS Site

Host Name

User ID

Password

Move/Control Select Exit

DYNAMIC DDNS

SAMSUNG

SHR

** **

OK Cancel

DDNS Setup function allows you to use the dynamic IP address connected to the system as if it is a fixed IP address.

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DDNS Site



The DDNS site is selectable among SAMSUNG, DYNAMIC DDNS, NO IP and CHANGE IP. When SAMSUNG is selected, The IP will be registered to the DDNS being operated by Samsung Electronics. DYNAMIC DDNS, NO IP and CHANGE IP are the public DDNS websites that allow registering a dynamic IP and assigning a URL free of charge. Set the host name, user ID and password after joining in the corresponding website and registering the URL.

Host Name



Sets the host name of the DDNS site.

User ID



Sets the user ID entered when joining in the DDNS site.

Password



Sets the password entered when joining in the DDNS site.

If you have set a public DDNS (dyndns.com, no-



ip.com or changeip.com), it may take 30 to 60 seconds until the IP address of the host name (URL) can be updated in the DNS.

When using the network by connecting an IP



router to the main system, the network port has to be designated from the setup menu of the IP router. The main system uses 1494ports (554-2048) for the TCP communication. When using it by assigning IP addresses dynamically to the main system while using the DHCP function supported by the IP router, the port number for the IP address dynamically assigned from the setup menu of the IP router needs to be designated. When using an IP router, it is recommended to designate the IP address and port number to be assigned to the main system from the setup menu of the IP router, to set a fixed IP address for the connection mode of the main system, and to enter the IP address designated to the IP router. Please refer to the IP router manual or contact the manufacturer for the IP router setup method.

NTP Setup

Primary Address

Secondary Address

Connection Status

Move/Control Select Exit

Primary Address & Secondary Address



Sets the NTP server address.

Connection Status



You can check the connection status with the NTP server by pressing “Test” after entering the NTP server address.

If the message “ server is in the state possible to communicate; if the

message “

Failed

communicate.

NTP Enable



When using the NTP function, please check the “

Enable

” box.

When the DVR system time prior to operating



the NTP setup function is set faster than the NTP standard time (in other words, the DVR system time is set to a past time through the NTP setup), the recording function will not operate for the protection of previously recorded data. The recording function will operate normally from the point that the newly set time exceeds the original time value.

When the NTP function is in use, a time change



can not be made from the time setup menu and it only allows setting the standard time zone.

The synchronization between NTP server and



DVR system will be performed every hour.

po ol. ntp .o rg

as ia. poo l. ntp .or g

NTP Enable

trying.. 0%

OK Cancel

Success

” is displayed, the NTP

” is displayed, it is not possible to

Tes t

NTP

NTP(Network Time Protocol) Server List

ISO Area NTP Server Address

Worldwide pool.ntp.org Asia Asia.pool.ntp.org Europe Europe.pool.ntp.org North America North-america.pool.ntp.org Oceania Oceania.pool.ntp.org South America South-america.pool.ntp.org

AT Austria at.pool.ntp.org AU Australia au.pool.ntp.org BE Belgium be.pool.ntp.org CA Canada ca.pool.ntp.org

CH Switzerland ch.pool.ntp.org

CL Chile cl.pool.ntp.org DE Germany de.pool.ntp.org DK Denmark dk.pool.ntp.org ES Spain es.pool.ntp.org

FI Finland fi.pool.ntp.org FR France fr.pool.ntp.org GT Guatemala gt.pool.ntp.org

IE Ireland ie.pool.ntp.org

IT Italy it.pool.ntp.org

JP Japan jp.pool.ntp.org MX Mexico mx.pool.ntp.org MY Malaysia my.pool.ntp.org

NL Netherlands nl.pool.ntp.org

NO Norway no.pool.ntp.org

NZ New Zealand nz.pool.ntp.org PH Philippines ph.pool.ntp.org PL Poland pl.pool.ntp.org PT Portugal pt.pool.ntp.org

RU Russia ru.pool.ntp.org

SE Sweden se.pool.ntp.org US USA us.pool.ntp.org

Transfer Picture Setup

Qu ali ty

Standard

CIF

Default

Set the video information to be sent over the network.

Quality



Sets the image quality to be transmitted. Sets to any of Very High, High, Standard, Low.

Frame



Sets the number of frames for recording. The number of frames indicates the number of screens recorded per second.

Bit Rate



When transmitting a video over the network, select an appropriate bit rate according to the network bandwidth.

Constant Bit Rate (CBR)

will be constantly maintained because the frame size will be fixed regardless of the changed volume of the video. However, the image quality may not be guaranteed.

Variable Bit Rate (VBR)

image quality by appropriately distributing the bit rate regardless of the changed volume of the video, the network speed can slow down due to an increase in the frame size.

Video Size



Sets the screen size for recording.

Video

Full D1 Half D1 CIF

Source

NTSC 704 X 480 704 X 240 352 X 240 PAL 704 X 576 704 X 288 352 X 288

Fr ame

Video Size

CBR

OK Cancel

: The transmission speed

: Although it guarantees the

Bi t R at e

38_ menu setup

If you press “ initial values.

Default

”, the property values return the

PTZ camera control

PTZ CAMERA CONTROL MODE

In order to enter into the PTZ device control mode, the PTZ device setup values must be properly set.

PTZ Device

Move/Control Select Exit

If PTZ has been set from the menu, the PTZ icon ( is displayed on the corresponding channel of the screen.

A blue bar appears on the monitor screen if you press the

Enter

( ) button in the live mode screen. Move to the

channel with the PTZ icon by moving this bar using the direction buttons and enter the PTZ device control mode

by pressing the

PTZ

mode, the PTZ icon of the live screen will be changed from the white color to the yellow color. Only the basic operations of Pan, Tile and Zoom can be performed in the PTZ device control mode of the split screen.

Pr oto col

Samsung

PELCO-D SD

GC-755

DRX-501A

Ba udr at e

9600

19200

4800

OK Cancel

button. If you enter the PTZ control

From the single screen, you can control the basic Pan, Tilt or Zoom operations, preset, camera menu and other functions. From the menu, first select the channel set

with PTZ by pressing the front panel and press the

CH1 to CH4 PTZ

buttons on the

button. If you enter the

single screen PTZ device control mode, the PTZ icon of the screen is changed from the white color to the yellow

06 PTZ CAMERA CONTROL

color. Press the

PTZ

button in the live mode to cancel the PTZ

device control mode. If it is cancelled, the PTZ icon(

) is changed from the

yellow color to the white color.

If no PTZ control is used by the DVR for as long



as 5 minutes, the PTZ mode is automatically cancelled. It is intended to have the PTZ control from a remote viewer during the time of no PTZ control.

)

BASIC OPERATION OF PAN, TILT & ZOOM

PAN



The PTZ camera can be controlled in the horizontal direction by using the

direction

the front panel within the PTZ device control mode.

or ) buttons on

(



CAM_01

TILT



The PTZ camera can be controlled in the vertical direction by using the

direction

( or

) buttons on



the front panel in the PTZ device control mode.

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ZOOM



The PTZ camera can perform the enlargement/ reduction function by using the

TELE/WIDE

button on

the front panel in the PTZ device control mode.

PTZ DEVICE MENU SETUP

In order to enter the PTZ device menu setup mode, first select the channel set with PTZ by pressing the

CH4

buttons on the front panel and press the

button. If you enter the single screen PTZ device control mode, the PTZ icon of the screen is changed from the white color to the yellow color. At this time, the PTZ menu setup window appears if the Search( ) button is pressed.

CH1

PTZ

P/T SPEED



You can set the Pan/Tilt speed of the PTZ camera in step-by-step fashion. After moving the cursor to the

P/T SPEED

, press the the speed using the the change mode by pressing the

Enter

( ) button and set

button. Escape from





Enter

( ) button

again.

ZOOM SPEED



You can set the zoom speed of the PTZ camera in step-by-step fashion. After moving the cursor to the

ZOOM SPEED

, press the the speed using the the change mode by pressing the

Enter

button. Escape from





( ) button and set

Enter

( ) button

again.

MODE SELECT



It is used when designating a certain position of the PTZ camera to the PRESET ID or controlling the position of the PTZ camera. By toggling the button, it

is switched to “

Mode

Cursor Mode

”

“



Cursor Mode

: This shows the state that can move

”.

”

“



P/T Mode

”, “

between menus.

P/T Mode

: This shows the state that can control the

Pan, Tilt and Zoom function of the PTZ camera.

P/T

PTZ MODEL

P/T SPEED

ZOOM SPEED

PRESET

MODEL SELECT

PTZ MODEL



Sa ms un g

Pan Setup Delete

Auto

2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10

Cu rs or M ode

Displays the currently set PTZ model. The function menus shown by the PTZ model are displayed. Each menu allows you to set various PTZ functions.

Auto

: This traverses a designated location sequentially

from the PRESET 1 to 10.

Pan

: If you press “

Pan

” after setting the positions of

two points ‘Start’ and ‘End’ from the internal menu of the PTZ camera, this function makes it to come and go repeatedly between two points. The Pan function can

be cancelled by pressing “

Setup

: Select it either to designate an arbitrary location

Pan

” again.

to the PRESET number or to enter the internal menu screen of the PTZ camera.

Delete

: This is the function that deletes the entire

position information designated for the PRESET 1 to

10.

PRESET SETUP

This is the function that saves a desired position of the PTZ camera. It allows storing up to 10 PTZ camera positions. If the Search( PTZ device control mode, the PTZ menu setup window appears.

PTZ MODEL

P/T SPEED

ZOOM SPEED

PRESET

MODE SELECT

) button is pressed from the single screen

Sa ms un g

2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10

Cu rs or M ode

Pan

Setup Delete

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06 PTZ CAMERA CONTROL

Press the moving the cursor on the “ If the mode is changed to the “ the “

Enter

( ) button to set the PRESET after

Cursor Mode

Setup

”.

P/T Mode

” by pressing

”, it will be switched into the PTZ

position manipulation mode. Move the PTZ camera to a desired position by using the

direction

(



) buttons and

TELE/WIDE

button

on the front panel.

You can escape from the PTZ position manipulation mode if you switch to the “

P/T Mode

“

”.

Cursor Mode

” by pressing

In order to set the current position with the PRESET

Enter

function, save the setting by pressing the

( )

button after moving the cursor to a desired PRESET number. You can escape from the PRESET setup mode by

pressing the “

Setup

” again.

If you press “

” after pressing the “

Setup

”, the

menu screen provided by the PTZ camera is displayed. Through this menu, you can set various functions of the PTZ camera.

** MAIN MENU V2.0 **

CAMERA...

VIDEO SET... PRESET... AUTO SET... OTHER SET...

You can move to the built-in PTZ menu or set the value by using the

direction

(



) buttons on the front

panel. Press the

button on the front panel to exit from

the built-in camera menu.

CAMERA MENU SETUP

PTZ MODEL

P/T SPEED

ZOOM SPEED

PRESET

MODE SELECT

( ) button in the single screen

Sa ms un g

2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10

Cu rs or M ode

Pan Setup Delete

If you press the PTZ device control mode, the PTZ menu setup window

appears.

recording

REC(NORMAL RECORDING)

The recording will be made with the record mode setup of the menu by pressing the

REC

button. At this time,

the REC LED lights and the record icon appears on the screen. The HDD LED on the front panel blinks while data are saved on the HDD.

REC

If the

button is pressed in the normal record mode,

the normal recording stops and the LED is turned off.

If the job (such as time change, file deletion,



HDD format, or HDD connect/release) needing to stop recording is executed, the current recording job is halted.

RECORD SCHEDULE

The scheduled recording job will be automatically executed while the “

is selected from the recording schedule menu. If the recording schedule function is not set, recording will not be done during the time. The recording icon appears during the scheduled recording time. The HDD LED on the front panel blinks while data are saved on the HDD.

Recording Schedule

” function

The event recording function is performed only



if the event recording function is set from the recording schedule setup menu. If the job (such as time change, file deletion, HDD format, or HDD connect/release) needing to stop recording is executed, the current recording job is halted.

EVENT RECORDING

Alarm Detection



The Alarm In (sensor) operation mode has to be set to

N.O

(Normally Open) or

alarm section of the event recording menu.

Motion Detection



The motion detection region of the event recording menu has to be set.

Event Record



It sets the form saved when an event has occurred.

If the job (such as time change, file deletion,



HDD format, or HDD connect/release) needing to stop recording is executed, the current recording job is halted.

N.C

(Normally Close) from the

02 04 06 08 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Continuous

Motion Alarm In

REC Option

00 -01

M:A

00-24

M:A

Apply All

When an event occurs during the time that an event recording is set, the automatic recording function is performed. In this case, the event recording setup of the corresponding channel will be saved within the event recording mode setup sub-item (Quality, Frame, Pre Event, Post Event, Video Size) of the event recording menu item.

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search and play

USER LOGIN

Press the screen.

In order to perform a search, the user with a relevant search right has to be logged on. You may log on as a relevant user by entering the user ID and password. (When this product is shipped, the password of the

ADMIN

‘

button in order to enter the search

User Login

Search Login

User ID

ADMIN

Password

OK Cancel

Move/Control Select Exit

’ user account will be set to ‘4321’.)

SEARCH SCREEN

The details of the search screen are as follows:

2007-03-26 14:08:03

CAM 01

CAM 02

CAM 03

CAM 04

02 04 06 08 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Continuous Motion Alarm In

LivePlay

SEARCH DATE & TIME SELECTION

You can move to the recorded date by using the calendar. If you press the ( search, the calendar window appears.

( ): Moves to the previous month. ( ): Moves to the following month.

When setting the search time, move the cursor to the Hour, Min and Sec items and press the

button. Then, change the hour/minute/second by using

the





pressing the The date recorded with a video data is shown in orange.

If you press the cursor on the date to be searched, the search date is

selected. If you press “OK” after selecting a search date, the

screen returns the previous screen.

Date Color Description

Orange Date that a video data was recorded

Blue Date that a video data was not

Green Date that a search date was selected

Red Date for the holidays

) icon to select the desired date for

Date

2007-03-21 14:08:03

2007-03-21

Hour

Min

Sec

OK Cancel

Enter

( )

button. Escape from the change mode by

Enter

( ) button again.

Enter

( ) button after moving the

recorded

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SEARCH CHANNEL SELECTION & RECORDING GRAPH

2007-03-26 14:08:03

CAM 01

CAM 02

CAM 03

CAM 04

02 04 06 08 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Continuous Motion Alarm In

LivePlay

PLAYBACK

If you press “ to be searched, the video is played.

Play

” after selecting the channel and date

Channel Selection



You can select the channel to be searched. After

CH1

pressing the

CH4

buttons on the front panel or

moving the cursor to the channel to be searched, the

Enter

channel can be selected by pressing the

( )

button.

Recording Graph



The recording amount of each channel is shown on the Timeline graph. The search time can be set by moving the timeline bar to the left or right. ( ): Moves the timeline bar to the left. ( ): Moves the timeline bar to the right.

Graph Color Description

Green Continuous Recording

Orange Motion Recording

Blue Alarm In Recording

During Live mode instant playback can be started by pressing the

Play/Pause

)button. Once pressed

(

the DVR will instantly playback recorded data 2 minutes prior to the button activation.

In order to stop playing, press the

Stop

button(

And if the data position reaches to the end, the play stops and it becomes the pause state.

In order to return to the search screen while playing a video, press the



button.

Because the system does not play a video in the menu state even after the

button(

) is pressed, you need to exit from

Play/Pause

the menu first to play the video.

Fast Play



If you press the left or right button (

/ ) while in playing, you can see the screen in the reverse or forward direction with the 2-times speed, 3-times speed or 4-times speed.

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08 SEARCH AND PLAY

Viewing One Scene at a Time



If you press the left or right button( ) while the screen is paused, you can see still images forwardly or reversely. During reverse search, the interval between cuts may vary depending on the recording specification.

Audio On/Off



You can turn On/Off the play channel audio by pressing

AUDIO

the

Play Screen Mode



4 Split Screen:

If you select two or more channels from the search screen, the 4 split screen appears.

button from the play screen.

9 Split Screen:

MODE

If the the 9 split screen appears. The 4 channels being

played are displayed on the upper right end of the screen and the live 4 channels are displayed on the lower left end of the screen.

button is pressed from the 4 split screen,

Single Screen:

Only single screen can be selected when a single channel is chosen in the search menu. If multiple channels are selected in the search menu than the use select between channels in single screen

CH1

mode using to

CH4

buttons.

appendix

Net I

Net I Setup tool

31 2 4

The Setup Tool screen consists of four separate areas:

area:

You can see and perform the Setup-related functions.

TOOLBAR

You can directly perform any of Live Viewer and Search Viewer applications by clicking the icon. Click the icon with the PLUS sign to add a new device. To delete an existing device, click the icon with the MINUS sign.

VIEW TREE

You can see and configure the view trees such as Logical View Tree, Physical View Tree, and System View Tree.

CONFIGURATION

You can define the name, description, and the related settings of each entity, and see the settings.

area:

When the address type is Static IP



When the address type is URL



When the address type is Samsung DDNS



To manually register a device

1. Select

2. Set the values for vendor name, model name, and

3. According to the model name or address type value,

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Action

or right-click in the VIEW TREE area and select

Create

Device Device(Manual)

address type.

the displayed items are different.

Device

button (

Create

. You can also use the

Device

) in the TOOLBAR area and select

Add Device

Add

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When the address type is S1 DDNS



When the configuration completes, the registered device is displayed on the physical view tree. If any registration problem occurs, it is displayed on the reply message box. The possible errors are like the following:

Reply message Comments

Unused Device It is a unknown device.

Parameter Error The registered parameters

are wrong.

Disconnected The device is disconnected.

When a DVR is selected



4. Input the values for each address type.

5. Enter the user ID and password and click

Cancel



original settings. When the MAC address needs to be input



depending on the firmware version, the MAC address is required to be input.

is selected, the values return to the

Not Connected The device is not listed on the

Network Error The network is not in good

Wrong Address The device has a wrong

Wrong User ID The input user ID is wrong.

Wrong Password The input password is wrong.

Log-In Fail The log-on operation has

Access Conflicted Access conflict has

Exceed the Fixed Number of People

Authority Error User authorization has failed.

Can’t Receive Device’s Response

MAC Address Conflicted

IP Address Conflicted Duplicate IPs exist.

Unknown Error A unknown error has

network.

status.

address.

failed.

happened.

Accessed users are out of limit.

The system cannot receive responses from the device.

Duplicate MAC addresses exist.

occurred.

It is set on the phygical view tree. You can see and modify the registered device.

To modify the registered device

View

1. Select

Physical

, or click the second icon tab

on the VIEW TREE area.

2. Select the device you want to modify and click

Modify

3. Modify the values for items and click

Modify

. (Vendor

Name, Model Name and MAC Address are not available to modify).

Viewing the device-related settings

The device-related settings can be accessed by selecting

Show Device Page

after right-clicking on a device in

the VIEW TREE area. The device-related settings that have been configured in each device site are displayed here. For furthermore information, refer to each device manual.

Net I Live Viewer

If Cancel is selected, the values return to the



previous settings.

3 6

The Live Viewer screen consists of six separate areas:

area:

You can see and perform the functions in various menus.

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TOOLBAR

2. You can directly execute several functions or

applications. When listed from left to right, the tools are Connect/ Disconnect, Search Viewer, Setup Tool, Save Snapshot, Print Snapshot, Add a Bookmark, Remove the Selected Tile, Start Recording on All Tiles, Stop Recording on All Tiles, and Alarm Indicator.

CAMERA TREE

3. You can see the logical view tree, which displays the

assigned cameras, layouts, and sites.

CAMERA CONTROLS

4. Using the controls, you can handle the videos

displayed in the VIEWING area.

VIEWING

5. Through the tiles in a layout, you can monitor images

from multiple cameras. A layout can permit up to 16 cameras simultaneously in this area. With a dualscreen configuration, you can view maximum 32 cameras. The screen aspect ratio of each tile follows the ratio of the original source.

MESSAGE

6. Events received from remote devices and system log

messages are displayed in this areas.

area:

Using layouts

The CAMERA TREE area displays the logical view tree, which contains the cameras, layouts, and sites that have been created through the Setup Tool application.

Each displayed entity shows a number next to the entity name. The number is used to separate tiles in the VIEWING area. When a tile is active, it is displayed in orange.

But you can also enable or disable the display of four areas (CAMERA TREE, CAMERA CONTROLS, MESSAGE, TOOLBAR areas) using the options on View menu.

For instance, once the unchecked, the CAMERA TREE area will disappear.

Using the application window size to full screen.

Full Screen

Camera Tree Window

function, you can expand the

To place multiple layouts in the VIEWING area, doubleclick each layout in the CAMERA TREE area. Or you can drag the wanted layout in the CAMERA TREE area and drop it in the VIEWING area. The created layouts have no predefined patterns. You have to assign patterns to each layout according to the assigned number of cameras and maps. The default layout pattern is given a 2 x 2 pattern.

For furthermore information, refer to Net I



manual.

Before use

Setup menu buttons

Net I Search Viewer

3 5

The Search Viewer screen consists of five separate areas:

area:

You can see and perform the functions in various menus.

TOOLBAR

area:

You can directly execute several functions or tools. When listed from left to right, the tools are Connect, Live Viewer, Setup Tool, Pattern, Digital Zoom, and Remove Selected.

QUERY GENERATOR

area:

You can set the condition for query. It includes four different tabs such as Camera Search and Event Search.

VIEWING

area:

You can monitor the videos recorded by multiple cameras. A layout can permit up to 16 cameras simultaneously in this area.

QUERY RESULT LIST

SYSTEM LOG

and

Queried results and system log are displayed here.

area:

By pressing buttons, you can select between each



menu. The main categories : Resource, Recording, Event,



Network, System

Storage/Cancel of Changed Information

: Close the windows and saves, any changed



information.

Cancel



: Close the windows and not saving changed

information.

Apply

: Dose not close the windows and saves the



changed information.

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Virtual Keyboard

Click



Click buttons by mouse to input in information.



Language Setting

Click



to the system. Select language which you want to change, and then



Click OK.

to operate Virtual Keyboard.

Language Setting

to change language applied

RESOURCE

Camera

You can set up brightness, contrast, hue, about each cameras. How you choose camera number select camera number in left side of server view.

7 652 3 4 8 1

1. Camera :

Select channel to setup camera.

2. Enable:

setting camera enable or not.

3. Covert Channel:

It is a function of camera picture hide. It is useful for user to conceal camera recording .

When you watch a screen in remote area. A



user who is authorized ‘Covert Channel’ can see a screen. Please

4. Name:

Input the name of site which camera is installed.

5. Brightness/Contrast/Hue :

Change the setting for the brightness, contrast, hue.

6. Default:

Make initial setting of brightness, contrast, hue.

7. Apply to:

To selected channel setting value can be applied to all or just selected channels.

8. Picture:

It shows picture which you select.

Please check adjustment of camera and



monitor because Brightness/Contrast/Hue can not use for change a picture .

PTZ

You can control PTZ or Speed dome which is connected DVR system or external device. To use this device, install RS485 to external device, then set up this device.

RECORDING

Recording setup

Recording information (Recording Frame rate, Quality, Resolution, Event Record Frame rate) can be set up by time and by recording type.

1 32 4

1. Frame:

It can adjust frame number of normal recording.

2. Quality:

It can adjust recording quality.

3. Resolution:

It can adjust recording display size.

4. Event Record Frame:

It can adjust the number of record frame when “Alarm In” or “Motion” happen.

3 42 1

1. Camera:

Select channel to setup camera.

2. Model:

Select the PTZ protocol of the installed PTZ.

3. BPS:

Select PTZ transferring speed(4800~19200 Bps).

4. Address:

Input PTZ adress(0~99).

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The normal record if frame rate should be set



less or equal to the event recording frame rate.

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Recording Schedule

This function allows you to setup a recording schedule for the DVR by each camera per hour.

EVENT

Motion Detection

This Motion Detection uses connected with recording, alarm, emergency when motion is detected.

1. Schedule Timeline:

You can set a variety of recording mode on time of each cameras. After you select recording mode, designate scope by dragging mouse.

2. Recording Mode:

It shows a variety of recording type. Select recording type and drag it to schedule line.

Continuous: Motion:

Records continuously.

Recording only when motion is detected on

screen.

Alarm In:

Recording only when Alarm In is activated.

1. Camera:

Select channel to setup camera.

2. Motion Detection Area:

Designate scope of motion detection area to see movement of picture in camera. It will be marked green color.

Motion detection scope designation:

Click mouse

left button to designate the area of motion detection

Motion detection scope cancellation:

Click mouse

right button to cancel the area of motion detection .

3. Sensitivity:

it can set up detection level about motion detection area.

4. Use Beep:

It makes beef when movement is found in motion detection area .

5. Linked Camera:

Select camera which will connect with motion detection type camera. If motion detection type camera detect any movement, it will record with selected camera.

6. Linked Alarm Out:

Select alarm out to connect with camera which is set up motion detection.

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Alarm In

Alarm In recognize emergency in outer area and use with recording, alarm, PTZ control.

1. Obtain an IP Address Automatically (DHCP):

Dynamic address assignment is a type of receiving address from DHCP. DVR which receive address automatically from DHCP server set up network address in system.

2. Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically:

Input IP address to main DNS server and assistant DNS server.

Please contact network administer or internet



service provider if you don’t know ip address or network structure.

Stream Control

Set the network stream control for all cameras by frame rate, resolution and quality.

1. Alarm In:

Select channel to setup Alarm In.

2. Linked camera:

Select camera which is linked with Alarm In. It records connected camera together when event occurs.

3. Linked Alarm Out:

You can set up emergency sound make when alarm in make event.

NETWORK

Connection

This DVR can set up network components to provide video streaming function and remote control in network.

132

1 32 4

1. Camera:

It shows each camera number.

2. Frame:

Control the frame rate which is transferred by each camera across the network.

3. Resolution:

Set the resolution size to be transferred by each camera across the network.

4. Quality:

Set the quality of picture to be transferred by each camera across the network.

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SYSTEM

Date/Time

You can set up date and time. Select Date/time set up and save current date and time by NTP server.

1. Date/Time Setup:

You can set up current date and time by use of .

Date/Time

You can select current time by hands or get current time from NTP server. And you can adjust current time which received from NTP server to system.

Click time, and click

button to receive current

button to adjust system.

SFX PLAYER

SFX Player Execution

This feature moves SFX backup files to the designated SFX storage folder after the system is connected to your PC. The SFX format files are named with the ‘.exe’ extension as shown below.

Double-click an execution file (.exe file) and the video player plays back the backup data.

Time Zone

2. Time Server:

Input address of server “NTP (Network Time Server) ” At first. Input NPT server address and click button, then NTP server will be added. If you want to

delete NTP address, select NTP server will be deleted, then click

: After you select current time, click

button.

If you use the SFX Player, a backup data file and



a video player are saved in the same execution file. When the execution files are used, you don ’ t need additional video player for playback.

WEBDVR

Connect WebDVR

1. Input DVR IP address or domain (EX : http:// hff00c7.websamsung.net) to connect on Web Browser as below picture.

Connect through Domain

Connect through IP address

The domain network connection is available with



DDNS setup on SHR-5040/5042 or register DDNS domain to Router.

If you use SAMSUNG DDNS Service, domain



and IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway will be registered to DDNS server automatically. The

automatic assigned domain displays as like

http://hff00c7.websamsung.net’

‘ff00c7’

: the last 6 char of MAC Address,

’

: DVR(SHR-5040/5042) Identification code.

(Please refer page 36, 37 Network section DDNS setup.)

To operate WebDVR without errors on Windows



Vista, execute “Internet Explorer” as an administrator. And then You can get the right the access to download ActiveX program.

To execute “Internet Explorer” as an



administrator

Start

1. Click

button.

2. If you have program lists, wave cursor “ Internet Explorer” menu and click right button on the mouse.

3. If you have pop-up menu, click “Run as Administrator” menu.

‘

‘h

2. Select “Install ActiveX Control” on popup menu.

If you use on the DVR system public DDNS



(dyndns.com, no-ip.com, changeip.com), the registered domain connection is available after joining to the web site.

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System Information/Setup

Mac Address

Software Version

Package Search

Upgrade Version

Remote Control ID

Move/Control Select Exit

00:C:8C:FF:00:A9

V1.000A10

Find package in USB

None

OK Cancel

Upgrade

3. After pop-up message, click [Install] to install software

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4. After install is complete, the screen below will be displayed. Insert ID and password to connect to DVR, and then click [LOGIN] .

WebDVR Main Mode

5. If the correct log-in is used the WebDVR program will run and display live video signal.

We recommended to use ATI VGA card if



possible for operation with the WebDVR. Regardless of good compatibility the WebDVR cannot operate on a VGA card which does not support DirectDraw or YUV 4:2:0 YV12 format.

The recommended size of memory on the VGA



card is 64MB or over If not, it can cause the WebDVR not to work.

1. [View panel]

This panel displays the live picture from the DVR. And for each channel the screen can be moved to any position by Drag and Drop.

2. [Screen division button]

Choose between 4/6/9/10/16 screen divisions.

3. [Circulation Butto

Button to start and stop circulating the cameras.

[Full Screen Button]

Click this button to make the View panel full screen.

[Camera Button]

Select camera button to be displayed.

[Close Button]

Click to exit the WebDVR program.

POP-UP MENU

Pop-up Menu

You can use this menu by pressing mouse-right button. Items shown on the pop-up menu are identical with buttons at system’s front panel. The benefit of this menu is that user can operate DVR system by simply using mouse.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8 9 11 12 13 1510 14 16

No. Names Features

Search button It starts search mode.

It switches system to setup mode.

Menu button

Users can use this menu to move from lower level menu to upper level menu or when they exit from system setup mode.

Split Screen

Select button

Search Mode

Select button

Audio Setup

button

Alarm button It releases Alarm when Alarm occurs.

Search/Return

button

Zoom button It magnifies digital image up to 200%.

PTZ button

ZOOM TLLE It provides Zoom-In feature at PTZ mode.

ZOOM WIDE It provides Zoom-Out feature at PTZ mode.

PTZ Setup

REC button

Backup Cancel

button

Live Mode

Search Mode It displays four or nine small screens.

It sets Audio On/Off.

It switches to initial search screen during playing video images.

Perform the TELE, WIDE, PRESET or VIEW function when selecting the PTZ button.

It displays PTZ Setup screen at PTZ mode.

It records video images from all the camera channels regardless of recording schedule.

It cancels backup process.

It displays four small screens, PIP screen, and Screen Switch screens.

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No. Names Features

Direction button

FREEZE button It executes Freeze feature at Live screen.

Fast/Step

Reverse

Fast/Step

Forward

This button controls PTZ directions at PTZ mode. If user press Enter button, the pop-up menu will disappear.

Fast Reverse

: It performs a search in reverse direction quickly while playing

the video.

Step Reverse

: It performs frame-by-frame search in reverse direction while

video is paused.

Fast Forward

: It performs a search in forward direction quickly while playing

the video.

Step Forward

: It performs frame-by-frame search in forward direction while

video is paused.

Play/Pause It toggles between Play and Pause operation while playing a video.

Stop It terminates Search operation while playing the video.

SPECIFICATIONS

Category SHR-5040 SHR-5042

OS Embedded Linux (Version : 2.6.0)

Compression

Method

Video

Audio 4 Channel Recording/1channel Output

Display

Recording

Alarm In/Alarm Out 4 Ports/2 Ports

PTZ RS-485

HDD HDD x 2 HDD x 1

CD-RW None Supported (Samsung TS-H292c)

Video MPEG-4 ASP

Audio ADPCM

Input Composite 4 channel(1Vp-p, 750hm)

Output CVBS 1 Port, VGA 1 Port, S-VIDEO, SPOT 1 Port, Loop Through Out 4 channel

Standard NTSC(120fps)/PAL(100fps)

Resolution NTSC : 704x480, 352x240/PAL : 704x576, 352x288

Live Single, 4 Split, PIP, Sequence, Freeze, 2x Zoom

Playback Single, 4 Split, 9 Split(Live/Playback)

Standard NTSC(Max 120fps)/PAL(Max 100fps)

Resolution

Type REC Mode, Event, Schedule(Countinuous, Motion, Alarm In)

NTSC : 704x480, 704x240, 352x240 PAL : 704x576, 704x288, 352x288

USB (Version : 2. 0) 2 Ports 2 Ports

USB Mouse Supported

Remote S/W Supported

Network Static IP, DHCP, ADSL(PPPoE)

Backup

Dimension 215(W) x 352(D) x 88(H)

Weight 4.0 Kg

Power AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 59W (Model : ADP-5412VE)

Media USB CD-RW, USB

Type SFX, AVI

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21.5

35.2 1.2

10.5

21.5

8.510.5

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OUTLINE DRAWINGS

TROUBLESHOOTINGS(FAQ)

PROBLEM SOLUTION

Can’t turn ON the power of system

Power is turned ON, but all you can see is a blue screen.

Camera numbers are displayed on the screen, but can’t see any visual transferred from camera.

Video images are displayed, but I can’t record these.

Check if the computer’s power cables are all connected properly.



Check the input voltage.



If you can’t find any wrong connection, but you still can’t turn on the



power, you have to consult service center or technisions.

Check if the monitor’s power cables are all connected properly.



Check if the monitor’s power button is pressed ON.



Check if the output data cable of SHR-5040/5042 system is properly



connected to the monitor. Disconnect the power cable and connect it.



If you choose VGA mode for video output, you have to wait about 1



minute before you can see surveillance screen on your monitor.

Check if the output data cable from cameras are properly connected



to SHR-5040/5042 system. Check if the cameras’ power cables are all connected properly.



Check the cable connections between camera and SHR-5040/5042.



If video signals are sent to multiple systems, sometimes video splitter



generates weak video signal, so monitor displays nothing. In this case, connect the camera directly to the center system to avoid this problem.

Turn OFF and ON the SHR-5040/5042 system.



Check if you have set Recording Method at Record Setting. If it is



set to ‘NONE’, you have to set it correctly. Turn OFF/ON the SHR-5040/5042 system.



Can’t find recorded images.

Can’t hear audio outputs.

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Check graphs to see if video images were recorded at the time zone



you want to find video images. If no video images were recorded at the time zone, check the setup



screen to find if recording method is properly set.

Check if the cameras’ Audio Save Option is set properly.



Check if Audio Play Option is selected already at Search Screen.



Check if microphone and speaker are properly connected the rear



side of SHR-5040/5042 system. Check if the connected microphone input is working properly.



Check if the connected speaker output is working properly.



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PROBLEM SOLUTION

Some cameras show video images in weird color or in abnormal shape.

Displayed video signals has a lot of noises.

Check the cameras connected to the system. Swich the camera



that displays defected images with the other camera that displays images correctly, and then you can check which camera is not working properly or whether SHR-5040/5042 system is defected. You can swich cameras by simply switching camera numbers on the screen. Check camera types. Countries around the world use different video



broadcasting standards such as PAL, NTSC, or SECAM. However each standard is incompatible with the other in terms of video image transmission method and consequently video image processing methods. In this case, video images will be displayed, but not in recognizable shape. Check the video image types sent from connected cameras and image processing method set in [System Menu] are identical.

Check the video outputs from camera. Swich the camera that



displays defected images with the other camera that displays images correctly, and then you can check which camera is not working properly or whether SHR-5040/5042 system is defected. You can swich cameras by simply switching camera numbers on the screen. Check the cable connections between camera and SHR-5040/5042.



Check if these cables are shorted, mixed or disconnected. Check the surroundings of cable connections between camera



and SHR-5040/5042. Check if there is any high-voltage power line around the cable connections. If there is any high-voltage power line nearby the cable connections, it might degrade video image quality or causes noises. Check the cable connections between camera and SHR-5040/5042.



Check if the cables are right for transferring video signals. If you have used power cables for video image transmission, it can cause noises at displayed video images.

Sometimes system is rebooted without any cause.

Connected sensors are not working properly.

Connected control devices are not working properly.



If SHR-5040/5042 is not working properly, or there is any malfunction, the embedded self diagnosis feature might cause the system to reboot.



Check the sensor types set in Camera Setup menu are identical with the sensors actually connected to the system.



Check if the system’s sensors are enabled at [Recording Setup][Recording Schedule] menu.



Check if the connected sensors are correctly connected to power source.



Check if the connected sensors’ signal lines are correctly connected.



Check if the connected control devices are enabled at Camera Setup menu.



Check if the connected control devices are correctly connected to power source.



Check if the signal lines of the connected control devices are correctly connected.

OPEN SOURCE LICENSE REPORT ON THE PRODUCT

This product uses software provided under the name of GPL and LGPL. You can receive the following GPL and LGPL source codes by email request to www.sec.co.kr.

GPL Software



Kernel, Busybox, Sysvinit, dvd+rw-tools, cdrtools, dosfstools LGPL Software



gLibc, Inetutils

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Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.

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Also, for each author’s protection and ours, we want to make certain that everyone understands that there is no warranty for this free software. If the software is modified by someone else and passed on, we want its recipients to know that what they have is not the original, so that any problems introduced by others will not reflect on the original authors’ reputations. Finally, any free program is threatened constantly by software patents. We wish to avoid the danger that redistributors of a free program will individually obtain patent licenses, in effect making the program proprietary. To prevent this, we have made it clear that any patent must be licensed for everyone’s free use or not licensed at all. The precise terms and conditions for copying, distribution and modification follow.

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Activities other than copying, distribution and modification are not covered by this License; they are outside its scope. The act of running the Program is not restricted, and the output from the Program is covered only if its contents

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constitute a work based on the Program (independent of having been made by running the Program). Whether that is true depends on what the Program does.

1. You may copy and distribute verbatim copies

of the Program’s source code as you receive it, in any medium, provided that you conspicuously and appropriately publish on each copy an appropriate copyright notice and disclaimer of warranty; keep intact all the notices that refer to this License and to the absence of any warranty; and give any other recipients of the Program a copy of this License along with the Program. You may charge a fee for the physical act of transferring a copy, and you may at your option offer warranty protection in exchange for a fee.

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OpenSSL LICENSE

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/* Copyright (C) 1995-1998 Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com) * All rights reserved. * This package is an SSL implementation written * by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com). * The implementation was written so as to conform with Netscapes SSL. * This library is free for commercial and noncommercial use as long as * the following conditions are aheared to. The following conditions * apply to all code found in this distribution, be it the RC4, RSA, * lhash, DES, etc., code; not just the SSL code. The SSL documentation * included with this distribution is covered by the same copyright terms * except that the holder is Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com). * Copyright remains Eric Young’s, and as such any Copyright notices in * the code are not to be removed. * If this package is used in a product, Eric Young should be given attribution * as the author of the parts of the library used. * This can be in the form of a textual message at program startup or * in documentation (online or textual) provided with the package. * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions * are met: * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the * documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. * 3. All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software * must display the following acknowledgement:

* “This product includes cryptographic software written by * Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com)” * The word ‘cryptographic’ can be left out if the rouines from the library * being used are not cryptographic related :-). * 4. If you include any Windows specific code (or a derivative thereof) from * the apps directory (application code) you must include an acknowledgement: * “This product includes software written by Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com)” * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ERIC YOUNG ‘‘AS IS’’ AND * ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE * ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF

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Samsung SHR-5042P Operating Instructions

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

key features of your DVR

WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH YOUR DVR

safety regulations

before start

WARNING

STANDARDS APPROVALS

contents

introducing your real time DVR

CONTROLS ON THE DVR

REAL PANEL JACKS

REMOTE CONTROL

installation

CHECKING INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENT

connecting with other devices

CONNECTING VIDEO, AUDIO, AND MONITOR

CONNECTING THE NETWORK

CONNECTING THE ALARM INPUT

CONNECTING THE ALARM OUTPUT

CONNECTING THE RS-485 DEVICE

CONNECTING THE USB

live

OPERATING THE SYSTEM

LIVE SCREEN MODE

SETTING THE AUDIO ON/OFF

FREEZING AND ZOOMING

EVENT MONITORING

SPOT-OUT MONITORING

menu setup

BEFORE USE

USER LOGIN

SYSTEM

CAMERA

MONITORING

RECORD MODE

EVENT RECORD

RECORD SCHEDULE

BACKUP

NETWORK

PTZ camera control

PTZ CAMERA CONTROL MODE

BASIC OPERATION OF PAN, TILT & ZOOM

PTZ DEVICE MENU SETUP

PRESET SETUP

CAMERA MENU SETUP

recording

REC(NORMAL RECORDING)

RECORD SCHEDULE

EVENT RECORDING

search and play

USER LOGIN

SEARCH SCREEN

SEARCH DATE & TIME SELECTION

SEARCH CHANNEL SELECTION & RECORDING GRAPH

PLAYBACK

appendix

Net I

RESOURCE

RECORDING

EVENT

NETWORK

SYSTEM

SFX PLAYER

WEBDVR

POP-UP MENU

SPECIFICATIONS

OUTLINE DRAWINGS

TROUBLESHOOTINGS(FAQ)

OPEN SOURCE LICENSE REPORT ON THE PRODUCT