Samsung SRV-940, SRV-450, SVR-940, SVR-450 User Manual

Digital Video Recorder User’s Manual

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• Replacement of expendable parts(HDD, FAN, etc.)

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Table of contents

Introduction ·········································································································································2

Product warranty and limits of responsibility ·····················································································2

Chapter 1. Safety Cautions ·················································································································5

Chapter 2. Summary ···························································································································7

2.1 Features ·········································································································································7

2.2 Contents ·········································································································································9

2.2.1 Control panel on the front ·········································································································9

2.2.2 Rear Connection terminals ·····································································································12

2.2.3 Remote controller ···················································································································13

2.3 Speciﬁcation ·····························································································································13

Chapter 3. installation ·······················································································································18

3.1 How to connect all parts ···············································································································18

3.2 Detailed connection ······················································································································19

3.2.1 Camera ··································································································································19

3.2.2 Audio ······································································································································19

3.2.3 Monitor ··································································································································20

3.2.4 External connector ·················································································································21

Chapter 4. Operating ·························································································································25

4.1 Checklist before operation ············································································································25

4.2 Power connection ·························································································································26

4.3 Live monitoring screen ·················································································································26

4.3.1 Function of screen display ·········································································································27

4.3.2 Automatic channel rotation ········································································································27

4.4 Recording ·····································································································································28

4.4.1 Normal recording ···················································································································28

4.4.2 Scheduled recording ··············································································································28

4.5 Search ··········································································································································29

4.5.1 Event search ··························································································································29

4.5.2 Timeline search ······················································································································29

4.5.3 Go To search ··························································································································30

4.5.4 Go ﬁrst search ························································································································30

4.5.5 Go last search ························································································································30

4.5.6 Log ﬁle search························································································································31

4.5.7 COPY List ·······························································································································31

4.6 Playback ·······································································································································33

4.7 PTZ ···············································································································································33

4.7.1 PAN/TILT ·································································································································34

4.7.2 ZOOM/FOCUS ·························································································································34

4.7.3 INITIALIZE ·······························································································································34

4.8 DVR Backup File Player·················································································································35

Chapter 5. Conﬁguration ···················································································································37

5.1 Menu conﬁguration ······················································································································37

5.2 Default Setup································································································································39

Introduction

Product warranty and limits of responsibility

Digital Video Recorder User’s Manual

Table of contents Chapter 1. Safety Cautions

Symbols displayed for each item

• Before installation

- Verify the supplied voltage (AC100V~AC240V) before connecting the power supply.

- Make sure the power supply is off before installation.

- Do not install in a very humid environment. Doing so may cause an electric shock or re.

- Make sure ground line is connected to reduce electric shock risk.

• During operation

- Do not open the product cover except qualied personnel or system installer. Opening the product cover may

cause an electric shock.

- Do not plug multiple appliances into one power outlet. Doing so may cause re.

- Do not place dishes containing water or heavy objects on the product. Doing so may cause a malfunction.

- Do not use in areas containing inammable materials like propane gas and gasoline or in areas that generate dust. Doing so may cause an explosion or re.

- Do not touch the power line with a wet hand. Doing so may cause an electric shock.

- Do not insert a hand into the opening of the DVD. Doing so may cause an injury.

- Make sure conduction materials do not enter the cooling ventilator opening.

- Do not apply excessive force when pulling on the power cord. Damaging the cord may cause an electric shock

or ﬁre.

- Random replacement of built-in battery by other types of batteries may cause explosion.

- The battery shall be replaced by the same battery.

- The used batteries shall be disposed carefully because they can cause environment pollutions.

• Dismantling and cleaning

- Do not dismantle, repair or modify the product deliberately. Doing so may cause a damage, an electric shock or an injury.

- Do not use water, thinner or organic solvent for cleaning the product exterior. Doing so may cause a malfunction

or an electric shock. Use a dry cloth to clean the exterior.

• During installation

- To get adequate ventilation, install the product with at least 15cm of space between the cooling ventilation

opening and a wall.

- To prevent falling, install the product in a at area . Dropping the product may cause an injury or a malfunction.

- Avoid areas exposed to sun light or heat since they may cause deformation or a malfunction.

- If a camera is installed while the DVR is recording, image in another channel may be disrupted. Start the storage

after installing the camera is recommended.

Warning

Refers to information users need to know in order to prevent serious injury or death.

Caution

Provides information users need to know in order to prevent minor injury or product damage.

5.3 Menu Screen Setup ······················································································································42

5.4 SCREEN SETUP ·····························································································································43

5.4.1 CH1~CH4 / CH1~CH9 (for SVR-940) ······················································································43

5.4.2 AUTO SEQUENCE ····················································································································44

5.4.3 STATUS DISPLAY ····················································································································44

5.4.4 SPOT ······································································································································45

5.5 RECORD SETUP ····························································································································46

5.5.1 GENERAL SETUP ····················································································································46

5.5.2 DETAIL SETUP ·······················································································································47

5.6 EVENT SETUP ·······························································································································48

5.6.1 EVENT ····································································································································48

5.6.2 MOTION DETECTION ···············································································································49

5.6.3 TEXT ·······································································································································49

5.6.4 POS quick guide ·····················································································································50

5.6.5 RELAY ····································································································································51

5.7 NETWORK ·····································································································································52

5.7.1 NETWORK ······························································································································52

5.7.2 DDNS Register ·······················································································································52

5.7.3 Client access ··························································································································53

5.7.4 RS-232 ··································································································································54

5.7.5 RS-422/485 ···························································································································54

5.7.6 E-MAIL ···································································································································54

5.8 DDNS Registration ························································································································55

5.8.1. DDNS Registration procedure ································································································55

5.9. Instructions on using DDNS ·········································································································59

5.10 Editing registered product ··········································································································61

5.11 System setting ···························································································································62

5.11.1 System ·································································································································62

5.11.2 HDD ·····································································································································63

5.11.3 Password ·····························································································································64

5.11.4 User Authentication ··················································································································

5.11.5 CLOCK SETUP ······················································································································65

5.12 PTZ ············································································································································67

5.12.1 Setting for each channel·······································································································67

5.13 EXIT MENU ·································································································································67

5.14 ETC ············································································································································68

5.14.1 Firmware Upgrade ················································································································68

5.14.2 Index Start Fail ·····················································································································69

Chapter 6. Web-Viewer······················································································································70

6.1 Log page ······································································································································71

6.2 LIVE mode ····································································································································71

6.3 SEARCH mode ······························································································································73

6.4 Web-Viewer buttons ·····················································································································74

Chapter 7. Troubleshooting ···············································································································76

Digital Video Recorder User’s Manual

Chapter 1. Safety Cautions

• During use

- Make sure the product is not exposed to shocks or shaking when using the product or during moving.

- Do not move the product while it is in operation, and apply strong shocks to the product or throw the product.

- If hard disk drives other than those recommended are used additionally, abnormal operation may occur. Inquire at the point of purchase of the product before installing such a hard disk drive.

- Product warranty will not cover deliberate additional use of such hard disk drives.

- This product is a supplementary rather than primary means for preventing re and theft. Our company is not

responsible for incidence of incident or damage that may occur.

The Samsung SVR-940/SVR-450 is a digital video recorder designed to be used as a security device

in small shops, convenience stores, banks, ATMs, etc. It is a stand-alone device, securing system performance and safety. The Samsung SVR-940/SVR-450 saves video images on an HDD instead of on

videotape. It can save quality images even with repeated recording, and facilitates data search by

recording and playing video data in a digital le format. Moreover, the Samsung SVR-940/SVR-450 is

a user-oriented digital unit with high quality moving pictures and high capacity storage media. It has

a variety of functions such as motion detection, PTZ (Pan, Tilt and Zoom) control, password setting,

real-time voice data storage, and event lists and log ﬁle storage.

FCC Compliance Statement

Caution : Any changes or modication in construction of this device which are not expressly approved the

party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursu-

ant 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 cause the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Samsung Techwin cares for the environment at all product manufacturing stages to preserve the environment, and is taking a number of steps to provide customers with more environment-friendly products.The Eco mark represents Samsung Techwin s will to create environment-friendly products, and indicates that the product satisﬁes the EU RoHS Directive.

The Samsung SVR-940/SVR-450 offers high quality live images on every channel and provides a wide range of monitoring screens. . Real-Time Full Screen and Split Display Mode . Auto Screen Display Switching (AUTO) . Pan &Tilt control

Monitoring Screen

Recording

The Samsung SVR-940/SVR-450 can record up to 120 frames per second. It also records events on an event list as well as providing a pre-event recording function. . Simultaneous execution of three functions: recording, playback, and networking . Convenient setting of recording frame by channel. . Up to 3 levels of image quality setting available. . Simple setting of the scope of motion detection. . Recording setting up to a Maximum 120 frames per second. (Based on 360X240) . Manual and scheduled recording. . Event recording using external alarms and the motion detection function. . Creating event lists for external alarms and motion detection. . Recording images before the occurrence of events.

. Playback by time, date, and channel. . Still image search. . Convenient search using a remote control

Playback

2.1 Features

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The built-in HDD is the basic memory supply. Using a USB memory stick or external CD-RW (guaranteed for the recommended models only), users can copy images from the internal HDD. . Basic Memory Supply: Built-in HDD . Backup media: USB memory stick . Backup media: Built-in CD-RW

Storage Media

• CD-RW-Maker : LITEON CO., LTD Model : LTR-52327SX Model : SHM-165P6SX02C

• CD MEDIA-Maker : SAMSUNG Model : PLEOMAX R80X5210SJ

The Samsung SVR-940/SVR-450 supports a wide range of networks such as LAN and ADSL, DHCP. The user can also easily operate and manage the main functions of the unit from a remote location using an exclusive PC viewer. . Live image view from a remote location available (full screen, quad screen, and 9-channel screen mode

(for SVR-940) selectable). . Search and playback by time or event from a remote location. . 10/100Mbps Ethernet/xDSL supported. . DDNS supported.

Network

. Simple ﬁrmware upgrade using USB memory. . Up to 4 channel voice recording in real time . VGA output supported . Menu language-selectable.

Other

2.2 Contents

The SVR-940/SVR-450 package contains the main unit and its components as speciﬁed below. When you purchase the unit, please check that the components speciﬁed below are included. If any components are missing, please contact your local vendor.

SVR-450/940 Main unit

1. Network viewer program CD 2. User Manual 3. Remote controller

4. Batteries for remote controller 5. Adaptor (For SVR-450) 9. Power cable

2.2.1 Control panel on the front

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Number LED Name Description

Lights up when power is applied to the system

Lights up when the system is backing up.

Lights up when an Alarm is triggered.

Lights up when client has connected to the system through the

Network

Lights up when the system is accessing HDD

Lights up when the system is recording video data

Number Button Name Description

Press to power the system ON/OFF.

Press to navigate to and select a Menu item.

Press to select and change the forward or back playback. Pressing this button during forward playback reverses the direction of play.

Forward Playback. Speeds of 2X, 4X, 8X.

Press to stop the Playback and to start searching other recorded

data.

Press to Play and pause the Playback screen

LED Indication

Button Indication

Number Button Name Description

Playback position moves 1 frame forward/back during Pause.

Press to start and stop manual recording

Press to search the recorded data

Press to launch Setup Menu

11 Press to control the PTZ functions

12 Press to backup still images or video

Press to start screen Auto Sequence. Set °ÆSCREEN SETUP/AUTO

SEQUENCE/SEQUENCE°Ø as °ÆON°Ø.

Press to select the live display format as full screen, quad screen, or

9-channel screen (for SVR-940) display.

15 Press to return to previous Menu screen.

Press to move up in a Menu item in setup mode.

Press to move right in a Menu item in setup mode.

Press to move down in a Menu item in setup mode.

Press to move left in a Menu item in setup mode.

Press to select full screen, quad screen, or 9-channel screen (for

SVR-940) in live monitoring mode. It can also be used to select a

desired menu item or to store a setup value in the menu.

USB Backup and Firmware upgrade.

Button Indication

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Rear panel of SVR-450

Rear panel of SVR-940

2.2.2 Rear Connection terminals

1. VIDEO IN Camera Input (NTSC/PAL)

2. AUDIO IN Audio Input

3. AUDIO OUT Audio Output

4. VIDEO OUT Composite Video Output

5. VGA VGA output

6. RS-232 For the engineering console only, not for other purposes.

7. LAN RJ45 Connector

8. RS-485/422 PTZ camera control

9. SENSOR IN Sensor Input

10. ALARM OUT Alarm Output

11. SWITCHES NTSC/PAL, BNC/VGA Select Switch(Please refer to Chapter 5 for the detailed

guide.)

12. SPOT Spot output (For SVR-940)

13. SVHS S-VHS output

2.2.3 Remote controller

• MENU Button to enter Setup Menu

• AUTO For Auto Sequence

• SPOT Button for Spot ON/OFF (SVR-940.)

• PTZ Button for PTZ camera control.

• COPY Button for data backup.

• RECORD Button for Manual record ON/OFF.

• STOP Button to stop playback.

• SEARCH Button for search menu.

• STEP Playback position moves 1 frame forward/back during

Pause.

• PLAY/PAUSE Button to Play and Pause the Playback screen

• FAST Button for Forward Playback. Speeds of 2X, 4X, 8X.

• DIR Button to select and change the direction of play in

playback. When pressed during forward playback, the system reverses the direction of play.

• ENTER Button to select full screen, quad screen, or 9-channel screen (for SVR-940) in live monitoring mode.

It can also be used to select a desired menu item or to store a setup value in the menu.

• MULTI Button to select the live display format as full screen,

quad screen, or 9-channel screen (for SVR-940)

display.

• ESC Button to return to the previous Menu screen.

• 0~9 Button to set Remote controller ID / Password /

IP setting. Only 0 to 9 is available for the remote controller ID.

2.3 Speciﬁcation

System

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Processor DSP

Operating system (O/S) RTOS

Compression method MPEG-4

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Video

Control

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Input Method Composite Input 4-Channel Composite Input 9-Channel

Video Input Level 1.0 Vp-p, Composite

Live Screen Display Speed Real time display

Live Screen

NTSC: 720 (W) _ 480 (H) Pixels for the full screen.

PAL: 720 (W) _ 576 (H) Pixels for the full screen

8bit Brightness (256 Gray Scale)

24bit Color (160,000 Colors)

Monitor Output 1.0Vp-p Composite, 75Ω

1.0Vp-p Composite, 75Ω / S-VHS

VGA Output

RGB Output (Non-Interlaced Scan)

* Select composite or VGA

Audio

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Audio

4CH Audio Input

1CH Audio Output

Audio compression ADPCM

Alarm

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Input 4 Channels 9 Channels

Output 1 Relay output 4 Relay output

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Remote controller Infrared LED (Up to 5m)

Exclusive controller SCC-3100A (RS-485)

Backup

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Digital Backup USB Memory Stick / Built-in CD-RW (DVD)

Recording

HDD

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Maximum Number of Frames Sec per Resolution (NTSC)

720X480: 30 Frames/Sec

360X240: 120 Frames/Sec

720X480: 30 Frames/Sec

720X240 : 60 Frames/Sec

360X240: 120 Frames/Sec

Recording Method Pre-Event Recording Image Quality

3 Types of Recording Mode: General, Schedule, & Event

Individual Channel ON/OFF Setting

3-Stage Image Quality: User Conﬁgurable

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Default HDD 1 ea (Max. 1ea) 1 ea (Max. 2ea)

HDD type RPM Recommended

EIDE

7200rpm

Samsung / Seagate / Maxtor

Notes

• Please refer to the recommended HDD model list.

Password

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

6 stage Password

4-digit Password (including four numbers)

Admin : Control all function (Default is 1111)

USER1~5: Access permission per option (Default is 1111)

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Network

Electrical Speciﬁcation

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

General

Live Screen: Monitoring Playback Screen: Search

Menu Setting: Menu setting available (CMS S/W : option)

Access Method: Dedicated Viewer

Protocol: TCP/IP, DHCP

Interface: Ethernet (10/100Mbps), ADSL

Concurrent Users: Up to 4 users (depending on the network

environment)

PC Requirements

CPU: Pentium IV 1.2GHz or over (2.0GHz or over recommended)

Memory: 256MB or over (512MB or over recommended)

HDD: Minimum 10GB or over

OS: Windows 2000 or later recommended

Monitor: 1,024_768 Pixels

LAN Interface: 10/100 Base-T (RJ-45)

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Power DC 12V Adaptor (SVR-450)

100~127V/200~240V, 50/60Hz

Power Consumption Approx. 25W 65W

Search and Playback

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Search Mode

Search by Time: Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute

Search by Channel: per channel

Search by Event: Alarm, Motion Detect

Search by the oldest data: The ﬁrst recording image

Search by the most recent data: The last recording image

Search by bar: Using the search bar

Speed & direction of Playback Forward and Reverse

Fast Search Rewind (X2, X4, X8), Rewind (X2, X4, X8)

STEP Search Search in 1 second increments

Pause and Frame Playback Playback pause, Playback by frame in the pause status

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User Environment

Exterior

Connection Terminals

Accessories

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Humidity

5˚C~ 40˚C

10˚C~60˚C

30% ~90%(without dewfall)

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Material Dimensions

Steel Case

260(W) X 350(D) X 65(H)mm

Weight About 5.5Kg 11Kg

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Accessories to be supplied

Network Viewer Program CD

User Manual

Remote Control & Battery

Brackets and screws for HDD plate

Adaptor (for SVR-450), Power cable

Items SVR-450 SVR-940

Video Input BNC(4EA) BNC(9EA)

Monitor Output BNC(1EA)

Loop out (9EA), Spot (1EA)

S-VHS

VGA Output (PC Monitor) Audio Jack USB Port 9-Pin DSUB 6-Pin Terminal sector 8-Pin Terminal sector 2-Pin Terminal sector Termination Switch (JP2 Termination) LAN Input

15-Pin DSUB

RCA Input (4), RCA Output (1)

USB2.0 (Firmware Upgrade/Copy)

RS-232C (Standby)

RS-422/485 (External control, PTZ)

Alarm Input Terminal

Alarm Output Terminal (Motion Detect, Sensor: CM, NO, NC)

RS-422/485 Terminal Resistance Switch (RS-422/485 termination

can be set using jump setting after opening the top cover)

RJ-45(Network)

AC / DC Input 12v AC Adaptor AC110V~240V

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SVR-940

3.1 How to connect all parts

The connection layouts for the SVR-450/940 with the monitor, CCTV, and external devices are described as below.

3.2 Detailed connection

The SVR-450 and 950 can accommodate up to 4 or 9 cameras respectively. Connect the BNC terminal of each camera to the CAMERA IN terminal of the unit.

The SVR-450/950 can save audio information. For storage or output of audio information, it is required

to connect the relevant devices.

3.2.1 Camera

3.2.2 Audio

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SVR-940

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Please connect an RCA audio cable to the AUDIO OUTPUT connector (such as monitor with built-in speakers).

3.2.3 Monitor

SVR-940

Connect the VIDEO OUT terminal of the system and the BNC terminal of the monitor, using the BNC cable, in order to display video data to the main monitor. There is also a VGA video output for the PC

monitor.

SVR-450

Notes

• For Audio input setting, set [Audio] to [ON] in the Recording setting menu

Notes

• When playback with audio in split display mode is not working properly, turn the

display mode to Full screen to avoid an audio playback problem.

SVR-940

SVR-450 (4-SENDOR IN)

SVR-940 (9-SENDOR IN)

Caution

• The Video output and the VGA output cannot be used at the same time and the

system can send only one video out at the same time. Please refer to Chapter 4.1 Checklist before operation for the setting of monitor selection.

• During playback with the VGA monitor, a few frames can sometimes be missing but

this is not a defect of the unit.

Sensor input (SENSOR IN)

As external sensor connecting terminal, signals from an external sensor or device will be input to the system.

Relay Output (RELAY OUT)

This Alarm Output terminal uses the contact relay for the alarm output to external devices. You can select NO (Normal Open) or NC (Normal Close) for connection according to the contact point status.

3.2.4 External connector

Audio input

Please connect an RCA audio cable to the AUDIO IN connector (such as camera with built-in microphone and others). (All types of microphone and speaker are compatible with the system.)

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SVR-450 (1-ALARM OUT)

SVR-940 (4-ALARM OUT)

External Control Device Terminal (RS-422/485)

This terminal is connected to external control devices. The internal JP2 termination terminal turns the terminator resistance of the RS-422/485 communication device on and off. (In the SWITCH section on the back of the SVR-940 there is a TERM switch.)

Notes

• The operation of each relay output can be defined by a combination of Motion Detect,

and Sensor in the Event Setting on the Main Menu. See Paragraph 4.5.3 CH1~CH4 Relay Setting for details

SVR-450

SVR-940

No. Description

Classiﬁcation RS-422 RS-485

1 TX+(+Transmit Data) -

2 TX-(- Transmit Data) -

3 RX+(+Receive Data) Data+

4 RX-(- Receive Data) Data-

Caution

• When using RS-485, connect TX+ to Data+ and connect TX- to Data-.

LAN Connection (Ethernet 10/100 Base-T)

This port is to connect to network.

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Monitor Output (VGA)

This is the output connector for a VGA Monitor.

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SVR-450

SVR-940

No. Description No. Description

1 TX+(Transmit Data) 5 N/C(No connection)

2 TX-(Transmit Data) 6 RX-(Receive Data)

3 RX+(Transmit Data) 7 N/C(No connection)

4 N/C(No connection) 8 N/C(No connection)

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No. Description No. Description

1 Red Signal (75, 0.7Vp-p) 9 N/C(No connection)

2 Green Signal (75, 0.7Vp-p) 10 Ground

3 Blue Signal (75, 0.7Vp-p) 11 Ground

4 N/C(No connection) 12 N/C(No connection)

5 Ground 13 HSYNC (Horizontal Synchronization)

6 Ground 14 VSYNC (Vertical Synchronization)

7 Ground 15 N/C(No connection)

8 Ground

4.1 Checklist before operation

Users must select the video mode (NTSC or PAL) and video output (BNC or VGA) before powering the system on. These can be selected from the switches on the rear of the DVR system.

The settings of the video mode and video output are as described below.

SETTING

Video mode Video output

NTSC PAL BNC VGA

O X O X

X O O X

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* The factory default is set to NTSC video mode and VGA video output.

SETTING

Video mode Video output

NTSC PAL BNC VGA

Factory Default

O X X O

X O X O

4.2 Power connection

4.3 Live monitoring screen

· After power is connected to the rear connector of the system, the system will be powered on.

· When power is turned on, the system will detect a video signal automatically.

· Despite of a power failure, all the setting values will preserve.

When the system is turned ON, the live monitoring screen is displayed.

When Channel number buttons 1 ~ 4 (SVR-450) / 1 ~ 9 (SVR-940) are pressed, each channel is dis-

played in full screen.

When the AUTO button is pressed in each full screen mode, each channel is rotated automatically following the setting in [SCREEN SETUP] > [Auto Sequence]. (SEQUENCE must be set to [YES].)

When AUTO is pressed again, the Auto sequence operation will be canceled.

Press the ENTER button, and the four connected channels are displayed in quad split screen

4.3.1 Function of screen display

4.3.2 Automatic channel rotation

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4.4.1 Normal recording

4.4.2 Scheduled recording

4.4 Recording

When the REC button is pressed, manual recording is started and the "R" icon (Manual Recording) is

displayed on the upper right corner of the monitor screen.

When the REC button is pressed again, the manual recording is stopped and the pre-recording setting

is activated. While recording with the pre-recording setting, the icons below indicate the trigger for recording.

· C : CONTINUOUS RECORDING

· S : SENSOR RECORDING

· M : MOTION DETECTION RECORDING

· T : TEXT RECORDING (POS TEXT RECORDING)

· - : NO VIDEO INPUT

· 0 : NO RECORDING

· S : SENSOR RECORDING

· - : NO RECORDING

· C : CONTINUOUS RECORDING

· M : MOTION DETECTION RECORDING

· T : TEXT RECORDING

Notes

• The recording status icons are changed according to the type of recording. When the corresponding channel is not being recorded, no recording status icon is displayed.

4.5 Search

Press the SEARCH button, and the Search Menu appears as illustrated below. Recorded video can be searched and played back by time, event, or date and the Log File is also displayed.

From the Event Search menu, the recorded data can be searched by Motion detection recording, Sensor recording, Text recording, Manual recording, etc.

When Event Search is selected, the screen below is displayed.

Users can easily select a desired search time using the Time line bar.

Press the ENTER button on the Time line bar to display the calendar and press the ENTER button again

to display as below.

· Dates with any recorded data are displayed in a dark color.

· When the date, channel, and event type are selected and the PLAY button is played, the desired data is played back.

4.5.1 Event search

4.5.2 Timeline search

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Users can enter a desired search date and time in this menu.

Press the ENTER button to display as below.

Press the ENTER button to playback from the first data stored in the HDD.

Press the ENTER button to playback from the last data stored in the HDD. However, due to the nature of the recorded file format, a maximum of 1 minute of the last recorded

can be played back.

Users can enter a desired search date and time and press the PLAY button to playback. (The second setting can be input as 15 seconds/30 seconds/45 seconds.)

· V1~V4 : Time zones with recorded data are displayed with a colored bar. (SVR-940 : V1~V9)

· A1~A4 : Time zones with recorded audio data are also displayed with a colored bar. Time zones with recorded data are displayed in colors.

4.5.3 Go To search

4.5.4 Go ﬁrst search

4.5.5 Go last search

Press the ENTER button on this menu to display the calendar. Select a desired date on the calendar to display the Log files. Press the ESC button to exit this menu.

Both Still images and Video can be backed up. The maximum backup time for Video is up to 999 seconds.

① During monitoring, Press the COPY button if you wish to capture an image. When Figure 1 is displayed,

press YES to store the image into the HDD and select the backup device - either USB memory stick or CD-RW. The still image will be transferred to the selected backup device.

② Press the SEARCH button and select ARCHIVE to display the calendar. Select a desired date and press

the ENTER button to display Figure 2.

③ Select a desired list to be backed up and the image is displayed. Select the backup device - either USB

memory stick or CD-RW. When backup is completed, Figure 3 is displayed.

4.5.6 Log le search

4.5.7 COPY List

4.5.7.1 Still image Backup

Notes

• During backup, the system will not record, to ensure system stability.

Figure 1 Figure

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① During Playback, Press the PAUSE button to pause the playback and press the COPY button. You will be asked

whether to store a Still image or Video (Figure 1). Select Video and set the duration of the copy to store the data into the HDD, and select the backup device - either USB memory stick or CD-RW. Select the device that you want to save it to and it will be saved to that device.

② Press the SEARCH button and select ARCHIVE to display the calendar. Select a desired date and press the ENTER

button to display Figure 2.

③ Select a desired list to be backed up and the image is displayed. Select the backup device - either USB memory stick

or CD-RW. When backup is completed, Figure 3 is displayed.

4.5.7.2 Video backup: Only available during Playback mode

Figure 3

Figure 1

Figure

Figure 3

4.6 Playback

4.7 PTZ

REC Button for manual recording.

STEP Playback position moves 1 frame forward/back during Pause.

PLAY/PAUSE Button for playback and pause.

STOP Button for stop

FAST Button for fast forward.

DIR Button to select and change the direction of play in playback.

Notes

• During playback, a few frames may be missing depending on the image quality, but

this is not a defect of the unit.

Press the PTZ button on the selected Full Live Screen, and adjust the Pan, Tilt, or Zoom of a camera. The PTZ function

can be controlled by the function buttons of the front panel or by the remote controller. The PTZ function can be

controlled when a PTZ camera is correctly connected to the RS-485.

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Notes

• Press the PTZ control button to move, and press the button again to stop.

• The PTZ Mode is available in the Live Screen.

MENU PTZ AUTOCOPY MULTI

Select PAN/TILT and press the ENTER button.

- For Pan adjustment, Press the

button

- For Tilt adjustment, Press the

button

Select INITIALIZE and press the ENTER button to initialize a PTZ camera

Select ZOOM/FOCUS and press the ENTER button.

- For Zoom adjustment, Press the

button.

- For Focus adjustment, Press the

button

4.7.1 PAN/TILT

4.7.3 INITIALIZE

4.7.2 ZOOM/FOCUS

4.8 DVR Backup File Player

The DVR provides an exclusive video file format as well as AVI file type. To play and see the DVR (exclusive)

type file, you should play back this video file on our exclusive player as follow.

(Notice: When the MPEG-4 Codec is not installed, the exclusive player can not play the DVR format file. In this

case, FFDSHOW Codec(ffdshow.exe) on network client software CD that is provided in the package should be installed and run before the playback of the DVR format backup file.)

1. After you back up the video data as DVR type, there are 3 files on the USB memory folder. (Figure 1)

2. Click DVR(Exclusive) Player icon

, and then you can see the below player. (Figure2. DVR Player)

3. Open Media File on DVR Player

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Figure 1. Backup file on USB Memory folder

Figure 2. DVR Player Click this button to open media file.

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Notes

• The factory default language is English. See Paragraph 4.10.4 - Other Settings for Language setup.

5.1 Menu conﬁguration

Press the Menu button on the front side of the unit or the MENU button on the remote control, and the

menu for a variety of settings related to the unit will appear. The menu is configured as described below.

Screen setup

Record setup Network setup

System setup

Event setup

RECORD SETUP

GENERAL SETUP

IMAGE SIZE, REPEAT RECORD, WARNING MESSAGE, WARNING BEEP

DETAIL SETUP

CHANNEL – MODE, SCHEDULE, IMAGE, FRAMERATE, PRE EVENT DURATION, POST EVENT DURATION, AUDIO, SENSOR SELECT

The menu is configured as illustrated below.

SCREEN SETUP

SCREEN

CHANNEL – TITLE, COVERT, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST.

SPOT

TITLE DISPLAY, SPOT MODE (Only for SVR-940)

AUTO SEQUENCE

SEQUENCE, SEQUENCE DWELL, VIDEO LOSS SKIP

STATUS

OSD, CLOCK DISPLAY, HDD FREE SPACE, RECORD STATUS, TITLE DISPLAY, EVENT DISPLAY, OSD CONTRAST

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4. Select the backup file (DVR type) you wish to playback

6. Overview of DVR Player

5. Click the play button to start playback the DVR file you selected.

Click to start playback the selected file

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Table 1. DVR Player Buttons

No. Icon Name Description

Open Media File Click this icon to open the media ﬁle saved as DVR type

Stop Click this icon to stop the playback

Rewind Click this icon to move reward for 5 seconds

Previous Frame Click this icon to move to the previous frame

Play Click this icon to play the video data saved as DVR type.

Pause Click this icon to pause the display screen.

Next Frame Click this icon to move to the next frame.

Forward Click this icon to move forward for 5 seconds

Audio Audio On or Off

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Screen Size 0.5 (Half size), 1(Normal size), 2(Double), F(Full screen)

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EVENT SETUP

EVENT

EVENT BEEP, EVENT AUTO SEQ, EVENT TIME, TEXT MONITORING, SENSOR-SENSOR TYPE

RELAY

SENSOR–CH1,CH2,CH3,CH4,(SVR450) CH1,CH2,CH3,CH4,CH5,CH6,CH7,CH8,CH9 (SVR940) MD, TEXT, V-LOSS, HDD Error

MOTION

CHANNEL- MOTION ZONE, MOTION SENSITIVITY

TEXT

SYNC CHANNEL, DEVICE, CHECK PROTOCOL, LINES

NETWORK &

SERIAL SETUP

NETWORK

NETWORK TYPE (LAN, DHCP, ADSL)

- IP ADDRESS, SUBNET MASK, GATEWAY, DNS, SWR - DDNS SERVER DOMAIN ADDRESS, ID, PW

RS-422/485

SYSTEM ID, BAUD RATE, DATA BIT,PARITY BIT, STOP BIT

E-MAIL

E-MAIL, MAIL ADDRESS, MAIL SERVER IP, RETURN MAIL ADDRESS PW

CLIENT ACCESS PORT, CLIENT ACCESS, BANDWIDTH SAVING

RS-232

SYSTEM ID, BAUD RATE, DATA BIT, PARITY BIT, STOP BIT

SYSTEM SETUP

SYSTEM

LANGUAGE, KEY BUZZER, DEFAULT, REMOTE SETUP, REMOTE CONTROLLER ID, DESCRIPTION, TEST MODE

CLOCK SETUP CLOCK, DATE MODE, MONTH TYPE

PTZ CHANNEL, PTZ CAMERA ID, MODEL

HDD HDD FORMAT, HDD DESCRIPTION

PASSWORD USER AUTHENTICATION, USER PASSWORD, EVENT BEEP

5.2 Default Setup

The SVR-450/940 are delivered to customers with the factory default values as described below. To initialize the menu setup to the factory default values, select [YES] for the [DEFAULT] item in [SYSTEM SETUP]-[ETC] on the menu. Then all setting values changed by users are initialized to the default values as illustrated below.

• Screen Setup

Main Menu Submenu Default

SCREEN

CHANNEL TITLE COVERT BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST

CH1 ~ 4 ( 950 : CH1 ~ 9 ) CH1 OFF 50 50

AUTO

SEQUENCE

SEQUENCE SEQUENCE DWELL VIDEO LOSS SKIP

OFF 1SEC OFF

STATUS

OSD CLOCK DISPLAY HDD FREE SPACE RECORD STATUS TITLE DISPLAY EVENT DISPLAY OSD CONTRAST

ON ON ON ON ON ON 100%

SPOT

(SVR-940)

TITLE DISPLAY SPOT MODE

ON Manual

Main Menu Submenu Default

GENERAL

SETUP

IMAGE SIZE REPEAT RECORD WARNING MESSAGE WARNING BEEP

360X240 ON 1% OFF

DETAIL SETUP

CHANNEL MODE SCHEDULE IMAGE QUALITY FRAME RATE PRE EVENT DURATION POST EVENT DURATION AUDIO SENSOR SELECT

CH1 CONTINUOU8 >> HIGH 15f/s 3 SEC 5 SEC OFF OFF

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EVENT

EVENT BEEP EVENT AUTO SEQ EVENT TIME TEXT MONITORING SENSOR SENSOR TYPE

OFF OFF 5 SEC OFF CH1 N/O

MOTION

CHANNEL MOTION ZONE MOTION SENSITIVITY

CH1 FULL ZONE 7

TEXT

SYNC CHANNEL DEVICE CHECK PROTOCOL HEADER1 HEADER2 DELIMITER LINES

CH1 NORMAL OFF >> >> >> 1

RELAY

(H1,CH2,CH3,CH4)-SVR-450 (CH1, CH2, CH3CH4, CH5, CH6, CH7, CH8, CH9)-SVR-940

MD, TEXT, V-LOSS, HDD Error

Main Menu Submenu Default

SYSTEM

LANGUAGE KEY BUZZER DEFAULT REMOTE SETUP REMOTE CONTROLLER ID DESCRIPTION TEST MODE

ENGLISH ON >> ON 0 DISPLAY >>

HDD

HDD FORMAT HDD DESCRIPTION

APPLY DISPLAY

PASSWORD

USER AUTHENTICATION USER PASSWORD EVENT BEEP

>> >> OFF

CLOCK SETUP

CLOCK DATE MODE MONTH TYPE

>> YYYY/MM/DD INITIAL

PTZ

CHANNEL PTZ CAMERA ID MODEL

CH1 0 NONE

Main Menu Submenu Default

NETWORK

NETWORK TYPE IP ADDRESS SUBNET MASK GATEWAY DNS SWR DDNS SERVER DOMAIN ADDRESS ID PW

LAN

172.16.1.52

255.255.0.0

0.0.0.0

172.16.1.220 OFF

CLIENT ACCESS

PORT CLIENT ACCESS BANDWIDTH SAVING

3495 ON OFF

Main Menu Submenu Default

RS-232

SYSTEM ID BAUD RATE DATA BIT PARITY BIT STOP BIT

0 9600 8 NONE 1

RS-422/485

SYSTEM ID BAUD RATE DATA BIT PARITY BIT STOP BIT

1 9600 8 NONE 1

E-MAIL

E-MAIL MAIL ADDRESS MAIL SERVER IP ID PW RETURN MAIL ADDRESS

OFF

• EVENT SETUP

• SYSTEM SETUP

• NETWORK & SERIAL SETUP

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5.3 Menu Screen Setup

· Main Menu: Select the Main Menu corresponding to each Tab.

· Submenu: Select the Submenu to be set up on the Main Menu.

· Setup Items: Change the settings on the Submenu.

· How to Set: This message provides a guide for menu setup.

· It may take a little while for the recording setup to complete. Please wait.

· Except for the recording setup, setting changes are applied immediately.

SUB MENU

MAIN MENU

SETUP

SETUP GUIDE

Notes

• Press the MENU button, and the background screen is switched to the quad split screen.

* Operation of the unit using the buttons on the main unit.

- Move between Menus : Press the Arrow

buttons.

- Change Setting Values : Press the

Buttons.

- Exit from Menu Screen : Press the ESC Button.

* Operation using the Remote Control

- Move between Menus : Press the Arrow

buttons.

- Change Setting Values : Press the

Buttons.

- Exit from Menu Screen : Press the ESC Button.

Operations

5.4.1 CH1~CH4 / CH1~CH9 (for SVR-940)

Select setup items related to channels such as channel titles or brightness.

· Title : Titles can be individually set to each channel. Select the channel title and press the ENTER button. Then the keyboard to enter the title is displayed as illustrated below. The positions of characters in the Channel Titles can be arranged by using the

buttons.

- After moving the cursor press the ENTER button to select the relevant character.

- To exit from the Menu Setup, press the ESC button.

- Press the Up/Down arrow button to move between character strings.

- To insert spaces, move the cursor to SPACE on the screen and then press SELECT on the remote control or the ENTER button on the main unit.

· COVERT : Set whether to display or hide the selected channel. When COVERT is set to "ON", the selected channel is not displayed on the screen but is recorded. (This function can be used not to disclose the channel selected to anyone else.)

5.4 SCREEN SETUP

Select the MENU button on the remote control or the main unit, and the following Menu Screen appears.

This is the set up menu related to the DVR system. Press the MENU button and select the Tab using the Left/Right button. Then the submenu related to the system appears as illustrated below. Press the ENTER button and select the submenu using the Left/Right button. Then press the ENTER button again and you can select setup items using the Left/Right button.

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5.4.3 STATUS DISPLAY

Selects information to display on the live screens.

. BRIGHTNESS : Adjusts the screen brightness by changing the values. . CONTRAST : Adjusts the screen contrast by changing the values.

5.4.2 AUTO SEQUENCE

The live screens are automatically switched in the order of [SVR-450: <CH1 -> CH2 -> CH3 -> CH4 ] / [SVR-940: <CH1 -> CH2 -> CH3 -> CH4 -> CH5 -> CH6 -> CH7 -> CH8 -> CH9 >] at the predefined switching interval. The channel switching interval can be set from 1 up to 10 on the [SEQUENCE] menu.

. SEQUENCE : Set it ON for Auto Sequence mode . SEQUENCE DWELL : Set the screen display duration by channel. The switching interval can be set from

1 up to 10 sec. . ORDER : Select the channels for Auto Sequence. . USER DEFINE : Select the display channels for Auto sequence in Quad mode display screen. . VIDEO LOSS SKIP : With Video Loss Skip [ON], channels without video input signals are automatically

skipped and only channels with video input are displayed.

· OSD [ON/OFF] : With OSD [ON], Status information is displayed on the live screen.

· CLOCK DISPLAY [ON/OFF] : With Clock Display [ON], the current time is displayed on the live screens.

· HDD FREE SPACE [ON/OFF] : With HDD Free Space [ON], the free space for recording on the HDD is indicated.

· RECORD STATUS [ON/OFF] : With Record Status [ON], the recording status "S" is displayed on the corner

of the screen during recording.

· TITLE DISPLAY [ON/OFF] : With Titles Display [ON], the titles of [CH1~4] set on the Channel Title submenu

by users are displayed on the live screens.

· EVENT DISPLAY [ON/OFF] : With Event Display [ON], the event information is displayed when an event

occurs.

· OSD CONTRAST : Set the contrast for Menu OSD. The higher the %, the darker the OSD.

· TITLE DISPLAY : Select whether to display the channel name on the SPOT screen.

· SPOT MODE

Manual : Select [Manual] and save this setting.

Press “0” on the system front button or “10” on the remote controller (“SP” is displayed on the left upper corner) and press the number of the channel. Then the SPOT channel will be displayed on the SPOT monitor. In order to cancel this setting, press the ESC button. Sequence : Set to display one SPOT channel in sequence.

5.4.4 SPOT

The SPOT menu is available for only SVR-940.

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1. IMAGE SIZE

Recording Resolution can be selected. The higher the resolution the system is set to, the better the recording, but the more space the system needs. The Monitoring screen can be recorded on the system's HDD.

2. REPEAT RECORD: Set whether to repeat recording.

- [YES]: If no storage space is left on the HDD, recording is continued by overwriting the oldest data.

- [NO]: If no storage space is left on the HDD, recording is stopped.

3. WARNING MESSAGE

When the remaining capacity of the HDD reaches a predefined percentage, a warning message is displayed to users. The warning level can be set from 1 to 10%, 5 ~10% in general.

4. HDD WARNING BEEP When the remaining capacity of the HDD reaches the predefined percentage, a warning beep is acti-

vated.

5.5.1 GENERAL SETUP

5.5 RECORD SETUP

This is a set up menu related to the DVR system. Press the MENU button and select the Tab using the Left/Right button. The submenu related to the system then appears as illustrated below. Press the ENTER button and select the submenu using the Left/Right button. Then press the ENTER button again and you can select setup items using the Left/Right button.

. CHANNEL : Select the channel for which to set DETAILED SETUP.

MODE : Select one of four recording methods below.

· SCHEDULE : Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on SCHEDULE, and the schedule setup screen appears as illustrated below.

• V-LOSS : V-LOSS can be recorded when 'DETAIL SETUP/MODE' is set as MOTION DETECTION or SENSOR and 'DETAIL SETUP/PRE EVENT DURATION' is set as 'ON'. In case of recording 'V-LOSS', the data is recorded on a Log file.V-LOSS data can be searched for from the SEARCH menu according the time when the V-LOSS occurred as recorded in the Log file. (Please refer to

4.5.6. Log file search)

5.5.2 DETAIL SETUP

CONTINUOUS Continuous recording mode for 24 hours a day

SCHEDULE Reserved recording

MOTION DETECT

Recording is activated when the system detects motion from input video images.

SENSOR Recording is activated when the system detects sensor operation.

DISABLE This is the setup mode to disable recording

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EVENT BEEP : Select whether to turn the buzzer ON or OFF. EVENT AUTO SEQ : Set to display in full screen the channel that the event activated. EVENT TIME : Set the full screen display time when the event was activated. (3 to 5 seconds)

During this EVENT TIME, other event-activated channels record but do not display in full screen. Only after this EVENT TIME ends, can other event-activated channels be displayed in full screen.

TEXT MONITORING : Set whether to display POS information such as product name, price, quantity, etc.

SENSOR : Select the channel for sensor setup.

- SENSOR TYPE : Select the sensor type. (N/O, N/C)

- N/O : NORMAL OPEN type sensor

- N/C : NORMAL CLOSE type sensor

- OFF : Set the sensor OFF

A Schedule can be set 24 hours a day.

· S : Sensor record

· - : No record

· C : Normal record

· M : Motion detection record

· T : Text record IMAGE QUALITY [High/Mid/Low] : Set the compression level for images to be stored. At a resolution of

720X480, the system records at max. 30fps. At a resolution of 360X240, the system records at max. 12fps. PRE EVENT DURATION : This is the pre-event recording setup. It automatically records 5 seconds of

pre-event data if you set it to 5 secs. Pre-event recording is not activated if you set it to OFF.

POST EVENT DURATION : Recording continues for the predefined time following the occurrence of an

event. The available setting values are from 1 to 20 seconds. AUDIO : Select whether to save audio data along with video. SENSOR SELECT: Set it to ON to activate the sensor.

5.6.1 EVENT

5.6 EVENT SETUP

After setting RECORD MODE/MOTION, set the motion detection for every

CHANNEL : Select the channel for motion detection setup. MOTION ZONE : Select the area for motion detection to Full or Partial zone.

- FULL ZONE : Detects motion by analyzing the changes in Full images from cameras.

- PARTIAL ZONE : Users can select the desired zone for motion detection.

MOTION SENSITIVITY : You can set the sensitivity to changes on a screen from 1 to 9. Higher values mean

more precise motion detection.

5.6.2 MOTION DETECTION

This menu is to setup recording of POS data over video. In order to match it with an input device and its protocol, assign a HEADER1/2 and DELIMITER and set the line to display the data.

5.6.3 TEXT

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Connect the system to the POS device using a serial cable. In order to display Text data over a screen, at least one of the channels is to be set to TEXT recording mode and TEXT display. Set whether to display TEXT data over a screen from SETUP 'EVENT SETUP' EVENT – TEXT MONITORING. Select the channel to display TEXT data over a screen from SETUP 'EVENT SETUP ' TEXT –SYNC CHANNEL. POS TEXT data is displayed only over a full screen, not on quad split screen.

· DEVICE : NORMAL / Finger007 type are available. NORMAL means a normal input device such as a bar

code scanning device. Finger007 means a finger print scan device.

· PROTOCOL : When PROTOCOL is set to °ÆOFF°Ø, header1, header2, and delimiter are not activated.

· Header1: Input letters that indicate the beginning of TEXT data in order to analyze device data.

· Header2: Input letters that indicate the beginning of TEXT data. (Two Headers can be input.)

· Delimiter: Input letters that indicate the end of TEXT data

· LINES: Set the number of lines to display TEXT data.

· SYNC CHANNEL: Select the channel to display TEXT data from a POS device.

· DEVICE

- NORMAL : Select NORMAL when connecting a normal input device such as a bar code scanning device.

- Finger 007 : Select 'Finger007' when connecting a finger print scan device.

· CHECK PROTOCOL

- HEADER1

- HEADER2

- DELIMITER

- LINES : Set the number of lines to display TEXT data.

5.6.4 POS quick guide

Ex) The following are sample data from a POS device.

Kalatel Quick-Easy Mart<0D><0A> 3197 Airport Loop Drive<0D><0A> Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626<0D><0A> <0D><0A> Candy Bar $1.49<0D><0A> Soft Drink 64oz. $2.49<0D><0A>

Chips $0.99<0D><0A>

---------------------------<0D><0A> TOTAL $ 7.99<0D><0A> <0D><0A>

When CHECK PROTOCOL is set to OFF, a different data format from the above is displayed.

When HEADER1/2 is set to none and DELIMITER is set to <0D><0A> and LINES is set to 10 lines, TEXT data is displayed as below,

LIVE SCREEN

POS TEXT data is displayed only over a full screen, not on quad split screen, and is displayed for 3 to 4 seconds.

PLAYBACK SCREEN

POS TEXT data is displayed only over a full screen, not on quad split screen. When the linked channel is displayed in full screen, the TEXT data is displayed over the playback screen. Up/down button: Press the Up button to display TEXT data and press the Down button to hide TEXT

data. (Available during playback and pause.) Left/right button: Press the Right button to display the next page of TEXT data and press the Left button to display the first page of TEXT data. (Available during pause.)

Kalatel Quick-Easy Mart 3197 Airport Loop Drive Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626

Candy Bar $1.49 Soft Drink 64oz. $2.49 Chips $0.99

--------------------------TOTAL $ 7.99

POS scenario

SENSOR (CH1,CH2,CH3,CH4) : When the sensor of the selected channel is activated, the system relays out. MD : When motion of the selected channel is detected, the system relays out. TEXT : When POS is activated, the system relays out. V-LOSS : When there is a video loss, the system relays out. HDD ERROR : When there is an HDD error, the system relays out.

This menu is for setting relay.

5.6.5 RELAY

SVR-450 SVR-940

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Set the necessary items for network connection to a computer.

1) Users can set the DDNS in the setup menu of the SVR-440/940 as below. Select the Network menu

and the following screen is displayed. Set [SWR] to [ON]

This is all about DDNS setup in the DVR unit.

2) After finishing the above step, please take the next step with the DDNS server. Please refer to Chapter

5.8 DDNS Registration.

· PORT : When connecting to a PC, the ports can be changed. To connect the SVR-450 to a router, all three ports need to be set.. Default setting port on DVR: Control – Connect, PTZ, Events and other control data Default setting port +1: VIDEO Default setting port +2: AUDIO For example) Default setting port on DVR: 3495

Setting port for VIDEO: 3496 Setting port for AUDIO: 3497

· CLIENT ACCESS : Set the Network access password.

· BANDWIDTH SAVING : Select Bandwidth Saving ON, and frame rate transmission reduces to 1fps.

· NETWORK TYPE [ADSL/LAN/DHCP] : Selects the network type to connect to a computer.

· IP ADDRESS : Enters the [IP ADDRESS] that the relevant Internet service provider assigns to a user.

· SUBNET MASK : Enters the [SUBNET MASK] address that the relevant Internet service provider assigns to a user.

· GATEWAY : Enters the [GATEWAY] address that the relevant Internet service provider assigns to a user.

· DNS : Enters the [DNS] address that the relevant Internet service provider assigns to a user.

· ID : Enters a User ID registered with the relevant service provider.

· PW : Enters a User Password registered with the relevant service provider.

· DDNS SERVER ON/OFF : When the DVR is connected to a dynamic IP, the IP address changes every

time it attempts to connect to the ISP. In this case, there is no way for a user to know the changed IP address. If a DVR that uses a dynamic IP address is registered with its domain name, the domain name can easily be found and can be connected even if the IP changes. DDNS SERVER DOMAIN ADDRESS : Input the domain address of the DDNS

SERVER that it is using.

· ID : Input the registered ID at www.samsungipolis.com .

· PW : Input the registered PW at www.samsungipolis.com .

5.7.1 NETWORK

5.7.2 DDNS Register

5.7.3 Client access

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This menu is for setting a connection with a POS device.

This menu is for setting a connection with Cameras and CCTV devices.

· SYSTEM ID : Set the system ID.

· BAUD RATE : Set the data transfer speed per second.

· DATA BIT : Set the data transfer bit-rate.

· PARITY BIT : Set the type of error checking for data transfer.

· STOP BIT : Set the insert bit after data transfer.

· SEND E-MAIL : Select ON for E-mail sending.

· MAIL ADDRESS : Press the ENTER button to display the Keyboard screen and select the correct E-mail address.

· MAIL SERVER IP: Please keep the default value.

ID : Input the registered ID of the MAIL SERVER. PW : Input the registered PW of the MAIL SERVER.

· RETURN MAIL ADDRESS : Input the e-mail address to return an undelivered mail to the mail address that

is set from MAIL ADDRESS.

In case of still image capturing at an event, input the IP address to send this captured image to.

· SYSTEM ID : Set the system ID.

· BAUD RATE : Set the data transfer speed per second.

· DATA BIT : Set the data transfer bit-rate.

· PARITY BIT : Set the type of error checking for data transfer.

· STOP BIT : Set the insert bit after data transfer.

5.7.4 RS-232

5.7.5 RS-422/485

5.7.6 E-MAIL

5.8.1. DDNS Registration Procedure

5.8 DDNS Registration

1) Sign up at iPOLiS website The website : www.samsungipolis.com

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- Agreement the general terms and conditions

- SIGN UP page : check ID availability

2)The product registration is possible after sign up.

- Sign in at iPOLiS website

- Product List (If you didn’t register products, there are no list)

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- Check the registration at product list

1) Product information confirmation.

5.9. Instructions on using DDNS

3) DDNS Configuration at DVR

Press the MENU button, then select [Network] on OSD Menu.

• DDNS > Select ‘Yes’

• DDNS SERVER DOMAIN NAME > Enter the DDNS server address

(Default:www.samsungipolis.com)

• ID & PW > Enter the ID(Domain) & Password using the product registration at iPOLiS website.

The DDNS configuration at DVR is completed.

[VIEW] : See the log-in page of selected product [Edit]/[Delete] : Edit/Delete the selected product, password is needed for checking

4) The connection status of selected product can be checked on product list.

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Caution

•The product ‘ID(domain)’ can not be changed at registered status. When the product needs to change the ID, first of all, delete the desired product, and register product again.

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Product Information : Checking connection status and other information through a MAC ADDRESS

2) Video playback function

3) Product maintenance functions.

'Product maintenance' and 'edit/delete' products registered in the product list can be selected. User will be transferred to the appropriate page when the security code is entered.

Product ‘ID(Domain)’ cannot be edited so if deleted, ‘ID(Domain)’ must be re-entered.

- View : Transfers to product login page * 'View' is available for all products.

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- Click the edit button from the product list

i. Editing product profile

- under ‘Product Information’

ii. Deleting Product

5.10 Editing registered product

- Click delete from the product list

- Registered product is deleted

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This is a set up menu related to the DVR system. Press the MENU button and select the Tab using the Left/Right button. The submenu related to the system appears as illustrated below. Press the ENTER button and select the submenu using the Left/Right button. Then press the ENTER button and you can select setup items using the Left/Right button.

5.11 System setting

· LANGUAGE : Selects the language for the Menu screen. 10 languages including Korean and English are available.

· KEY BUZZER : Selects whether to generate a key sound when pressing the buttons.

· DEFAULT : Initializes the setting values of the unit to the factory default values.

· REMOTE SETUP : Selects whether the system settings can be changed from a remote site over the network.

REMOTE CONTROLLER ID : Set the remote control ID. A remote controller ID can be selected from

numbers 0 to 9. The remote controller ID is displayed with an icon such as R:1, R:2 etc on the screen. If you select 0, it appears as R:A on the screen and the user can control all the DVRs by using only one remote controller.

DESCRIPTION : Detailed information about the unit such as the S/W Version, HDD capacity, IP Address,

MAC address, and UI TOOLKIT Version.

TEST MODE : Select to upgrade the firmware of the system.

Please refer to Chapter 5.14.1 Firmware upgrade.

5.11.1 System

HDD FORMAT : Select whether to initialize the HDD. Select ON to delete all data saved in the HDD and

the unit will automatically reboot for system stabilization.

HDD DESCRIPTION : Detailed information such as the size, and recording start time of the HDD.

5.11.2 HDD

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Set the Admin and Network Passwords and set each limitation according to each password. The DVR supports one ADMIN and three USER accounts.

· USER AUTHENTICATION :

· USER PASSWORD : Set the user password.(Admin, USER 1~3)

A password is composed of digits from 1 to 9

· EVENT BEEP : The system will beep out when a user inputs the wrong password more than three times.

1. Authorization functions

- Administrators build the system considering the two factors below. i. Select the functions whose use is to be restricted.

▶PASSWORD CHECK = O : Function that only a designated person can use. ∴The USER who uses the function must be selected. →In order to execute the function, the designated USER (the USER who is selected on the LIST as

'O') must obtain authorization using his own PASSWORD.

ii. Select the functions whose use is not to be restricted.

▶PASSWORD CHECK = X : Function that any person can use.

∴The USER who uses the functions does not need to be selected, because the functions can be

used by any USER. The USER selection function cannot be used.

→In the case of 'PASSWORD CHECK = X', all items in the line are initialized to 'O'.

2. The authority to view the 'SYSTEM SETUP-PASSWORD-USER AUTHORIZATION' page

- Only an administrator can view this page.

- In the case of 'PASSWORD CHECK = X', the system does not archive any data about who logs into the system menu.

▶Everybody can view 'SYSTEM SETUP-PASSWORD-USER AUTHORIZATION'.

When the user is the only one who operates the system, this setting can be available.

Only when the 'PASSWORD CHECK' is set to 'O' can a discriminatory authority be set for each of the functions.

· MENU : Set the authority to use the MENU function.

· PB : Set the authority to use the PLAYBACK function.

· PTZ : Set the authority to use the PTZ function.

· R/OFF : Set the authority to use the Recording Off function.

· P/OFF : Set the authority to use the Power Off function.

· P/ON : Set the authority to use the Power On function.

· N/MIC : Set the authority to use the Bi-directional audio function.

* When the 'PASSWORD CHECK' is set to 'X', everybody can view 'SYSTEM SETUP-PASSWORD-USER

AUTHORIZATION'

'X' : Everybody can view and use the function regardless of user authority. (No password necessary) 'O' : Inaccessible to users without permission even if the password is known.

5.11.3 Password

5.11.4 User Authentication

Select whether to pop up window that asks for a Password.

When it selects to pop up a Password window, the user is shown.

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Set the camera ID and model for each channel.

· CHANNEL : Select the channel to set.

· PTZ CAMERA ID: Set the IDs from 0 to 255 for each camera connected to the system.

· MODEL : Set the camera model. Please select the correct model name because each camera manufacturer applies different camera control protocols.

Available models

- Samsung Electronics : MRX-1000, MPT230

- Samsung Techwin : SPD-3300,2300,1000

- PELCO : PELCO(P), PELCO(D), CM6700

- SRX : SRX-100B

- DONGYANG : DSC-230S/230M/240, DCP-100, DRX-500/502A

- Others : WON WOO, CANON, DYNACOLOR DSCP, COSTAR2500, KALATELKTD-312, SENSORMATIC PTZ, ELMO PTC-200, WOOJU(DRX-502A), KCC-PT400, VIDOB-01,LG LPT-A100L,TSC,PIH302,DS-120,SCC-641,WV-CS850,VC-C50I,NIKO NK-97,NEWBORN DOME, SJ-100,DY255,HRX-700,ERNA

- VICON : VPS1300, V2311RB3, 422R

- CNB : PTZ102N,

- SONY : EVI-D30

Set the system date.

· CLOCK : Set the system time. The unit will automatically reboot for system stabilization.

- DAYLIGHT SAVING : Select whether to apply Daylight Saving Time.

- DATE SETUP : Set the system time.

- NTP : NPT is an abbreviation for Network Time Protocol, which is for synchronizing the clocks of computer systems over variable-latency data networks.

- TIME SERVER : Input the address of the NTP TIME SERVER.

- GMT : Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is a term originally referring to mean solar time at the

Royal Observatory, Greenwich in London. Because NTP synchronizes clocks with Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) regardless of geography, users must set their own time difference. ( Ex.: KOREA GMT +09:00 )

· DATE MODE: Set the date format. There are three type of date format.

- YEAR/MONTH/DATE - YEAR-MONTH-DATE

- MONTH/DATE/YEAR - MONTH-DATE-YEAR

- DATE/MONTH/YEAR - DATE-MONTH-YEAR

. MONTH TYPE : Set the month format, such as the English abbreviation and the number.

5.11.5 CLOCK SETUP

Press the ESC button to close the menu after setup. The confirmation box appears. Select YES and the setting values are saved.

5.12 PTZ

5.13 EXIT MENU

5.12.1 Setting for each channel

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Users can upgrade the software by doing a firmware download. You can download the firmware with a USB Memory stick.

① Select 'MENU' and go to [SYSTEM SETUP]-[SYSTEM]-[TEST MODE]. ② The DVR will reboot and the system will show the DVR DIAGNOSTICS MENU as below. ③ Please create a folder in the USB memory stick and name it 'UPGRADE'. Copy the upgrade file into

the folder and connect the USB memory stick to the DVR. The folder's name must be 'upgrade'. If the folder's name is not 'upgrade', the system cannot download the correct firmware from the USB memory stick.

④ Select USB UPGRADE on the screen and the firmware upgrade automatically proceeds.

⑦ When the upgrade is done, the DVR will be rebooted. Select BOOT APPLICATION in the test mode. ⑧ The DVR will be rebooted again and go back to live monitoring screen mode. Now the firmware up-

grade is completed.

When the DVR system time is reset or mismatched, the message below is displayed. This message is displayed when the DVR system time is set to before of the time recording data on the HDD. If the DVR system time is set correctly, the DVR will not show the 'TIME MISMATCH' error message.

① When the above message is displayed, power the system OFF. Please the power the system ON, press-

ing the ESC button. (Press the ESC button and hold it until the initial message is displayed on the screen as below.) Then the system will ask whether to enter into the DVR DIAGNOSTICS MENU.

If the user selects [YES], the DVR DIAGNOSTICS MENU will be started. When the password is pre-set, the password window is displayed.

② Select 'RTC Configuration'. The picture below is displayed.

5.14 ETC

5.14.1 Firmware Upgrade

5.14.2 Index Start Fail

Notes

• The function to upgrade firmware over a network is not provided, because upgrading the firmware over a network could cause a fatal error in the system if th network got disconnected.

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③ After setting the YEAR/MONTH/DATE/HOUR/MIN/SEC, press the ENTER button. ④ Please set the time correctly. If the time overlaps the final recording date on the HDD, the overplayed

data will be deleted. .

⑤ The DVR will be rebooted. Select BOOT APPLICATION.

Items Description

Connection Type

If the system is using a Dynamic IP address, select 'iPolis Server'. To use this function, the system must be pre-registered in the iPOLiS home

page and the NETWORK menu of the system must be properly pre-set.

IP/Domain

Input the IP address of the system if the 'Connection Type' is 'IP Address'. When the 'Connection Type' is 'iPolis Server', the default setting value is

displayed. The default setting value is www.samsungipolis.com

Port

Input the port number of the system if the 'Connection Type' is 'IP Address'. Input the system ID that was pre-registered in the iPOLiS home page, when

the 'Connection Type' is 'iPolis Server'.

USER ID

Only the USER ID that is pre-set in 'SYSTEM MENU/PASSWORD/USER AUTHORIZATION' of the system menu can be used ( Admin, USER1 ~ USER5 ).

PASSWORD Input user Password.

Items Description

MODEL

Select the system to connect with[using? to?] Web-viewer. Select from '440/450/940'.

Caution

• Please check if the USB memory stick is compatible with the DVR

- SAN DISK CO, PRETEC , LG, INNOTECH C&C, TRANSCEND, etc.

• “TEST MODE”, “FACTORY DEFAULT”, “MAC CONFIGURATION” is for manufacturer’s use only. Please do not touch.

6.1 Login page

6.2 LIVE mode

Chapter 6. Web-Viewer

Chapter 5. Conﬁguration

Digital Video Recorder User’s Manual

Buttons Functions

/ /

Button to select screen display from 4/ 9/ 16 channels. (4 / 9 channels screen display is available for SVR-450/940.)

Button to activate Auto sequence mode. ( = Auto Sequence )

Button for playback pause. (Does not work in Live mode.)

Button for saving JPEG images.

Button to change to Search mode.

Not available in SVR-940/450 models.

Button to control audio. Works when the user logs in as 'Admin'.

Button to change the PAN/ TILT mode of speed dome cameras. Before using this function, please set the PTZ field to '0' in 'SYSTEM MENU / PASSWORD / USER AUTHORIZATION'.

Button to change the ZOOM/FOCUS mode of speed dome cameras. Before using this function, please set the PTZ field to '0' in 'SYSTEM MENU / PASSWORD / USER AUTHORIZATION'.

Button for ZOOM IN/ OUT.

Button for FOCUS IN/ OUT.

/ /

Not available in SVR-940/450 models.

Button to control Alarm. ( = Alarm Out )

Buttons Functions

Button to change to Live mode.

Buttons for playback 1 minute before/after.

Buttons to start and stop play.

Buttons to move 1 frame back/1 frame forward.

Buttons to fast-rewind/fast-forward play. ( 2 x and 4x play speeds. )

Window to display the calendar. Dates with recorded data are displayed in colors. When a date is clicked, the window below shows time bars with the data.

Select the time to play the data.

6.3 SEARCH mode

Chapter 6. Web-Viewer

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1) Live Mode

2) Search Mode

6.4 Web-Viewer buttons

Not available

Auto Sequence

- Auto sequence of the selected channel.

4/9/16 channels

Button for Search Mode

Display camera OSD menu

'ZF' mdoe.

Buttons to select the speeds for Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus (Max. 6X)

Close camera OSD menu

Button to go or return to the selected menu in the camera OSD menu.

* Buttons for 'Zoom/Focus' of camera OSD control

ZOOM IN

FOCUS IN

ZOOM OUT

FOCUS OUT

Button for Live Mode

Calendar

Play buttons

Button for OSD control over video screen. (Show/hide)

Chapter 6. Web-Viewer

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The SVR-450/940 is a very sophisticated device, so failure can occur. In case of failure, please follow the instructions given below.

• The unit will not turn on even after plugging in the adaptor jack.

* Check whether the power cord is properly plugged in.

• Images are not appearing on the monitor after plugging in the adaptor jack

* Check whether the video output is BNC or VGA (Check the dip switch at the rear.) * Check whether the camera connected to the input terminal is properly connected. * Check whether the brightness of the monitor is properly set.

• No audio in the recorded video

* Check whether [AUDIO] in [RECORD SETUP] of the Menu is [OFF]. * Check the volume of the CCTV monitor.

• The remote control does not work

* Check the battery and replace if necessary. * Operate the remote control by pointing it directly toward the unit's receiver. * If the unit ID and the remote control ID do not match, set the same ID for both devices.

• HDD recording is not performed

* The HDD will not record video if the service life of the HDD has come to an end or there are bad

sectors in the HDD. In these cases, replace the HDD

• The unit does not perform Scheduled Recording

* Check whether the Scheduled Recording Start/End times and the current time are set correctly.

• The monitor screen is not clear.

* Check whether the camera's focus is properly adjusted.

Spec. SVR-450 SVR-940

Video Input 4BNC 9BNC

Video Output

Monitor A 1BNC, 1VGA (Selectable)

1BNC, 1VGA (Selectable),

S-Video

Monitor B - 1BNC (Single/SPOT)

Compression MPEG4

Display

Speed 120fps 270fps

Resolution 720 X 480, 360 X 240 720x480,720x240,360x240

Multi screen 1/4 1/4/9

Record

Speed Max. 120fps

Resolution 704X480, 352X240 704X480, 704X240,352X240

Mode Normal, Schedule, Event, TEXT

HDD 160GB 1EA 250GB 1EA (Max. 2EA)

Backup/Copy USB Memory Stick / CD-RW

Serial Interface RS-485/422

Alarm Input/Output 4IN-1OUT 9IN-4OUT

Audio Input/Output 4IN-1OUT

NETWORK

Interface RJ-45(10/100 Base-t)

Protocol TCP/IP, DHCP, PPPoE

Software SNM-64S/P

Remote Control To control up to 9 DVRs

OSD GUI, Multi Language Support

Temperature

Operation 5˚~ 40˚

Storage -10˚~ 60˚

Power Supply 12V DC Adaptor AC100~126V/200~240V

Consumption Approx. 25W 65W

Dimension 430(W) X 88.8(H)X 362(D)mm

Weight 8.9Kg 8.9Kg

Chapter 7. Troubleshooting

4CH/9CH Standalone Digital video recorder Speciﬁcations

· You need to contact your local vendor for the following problems.

- If any abnormal status in the unit is detected while the unit is being used (e.g. strange noises, smells or smoke is emitted)

- If the power cable connector is damaged

- If the unit is exposed to rain or water

- If a liquid is spilled on the unit or foreign substances have got into the unit

- If the unit doesn't work as defined in this manual

- If the unit is dropped and seriously damaged

- If specific changes in performance are identified

Digital Video Recorder User’s Manual

The bellow models of SAMSUNG/Seagate/Maxtor/HITACHI are highly recommended for SVR-450/SDVR-940

COMPANY MODEL SIZE RPM BUFFER

Reconi-

tion

Record

Play-

back

HITACHI

HD-

S728080PLAT20

80 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

HD-

S721680PLAT80

82 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

HDT722516D-

LAT80

160 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

HDT722516D-

LAT80

164 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

HDS722525V-

LAT80

250 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

HDT722525D-

LAT80

250 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

HDT725025V-

LAT80

250 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

HDT725032V-

LAT80

320 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

HD-

S725050KLAT80

500 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

MAXTOR 6L300R0 300 GB

7200 RPM

16 M OK OK OK

SAMSUNG

SP0822N 80 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

SP1604N 160 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

WesternDigital

WD1600BB-

22GUA0

160 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

WD2000BB-

00GUA0

200 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

Seagate

ST3400-15ACE 40 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

ST3800-12ACE 80 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

COMPANY MODEL SIZE RPM BUFFER

Reconi-

tion

Record

Play-

back

Seagate

ST31200-25ACE 120 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

ST31600-22ACE 160 GB

7200 RPM

2 M OK OK OK

ST3300820ACE 300 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

ST3300831ACE 300 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

ST3400832ACE 400 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

ST3400820ACE 400 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

ST3500641A 500 GB

7200 RPM

16 M OK OK OK

ST3750840ACE 750 GB

7200 RPM

8 M OK OK OK

ST3750640A 750 GB

7200 RPM

16 M OK OK OK

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