Samsung SVR-950, SVR-1640 User Manual

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Digital Video Recorder SVR-1650/1640/950 User’s Manual

Thank you for purchasing a Samsung Digital Video Recorder. Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use.

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Thank you for purchasing the SVR-1650/1640/950. This is a user manual for SVR-1650/1640/950. Before product installation and operation, please become thoroughly familiar with this user manual and other manuals referenced by this manual. This user manual and the software and hardware described here are protected by the copyright law. Therefore, with the exception of copying for general use within the copyright law, copying and reprinting the user manual, either partially or in its entirety, or translating it into another language without the consent of Samsung Techwin, Inc. is prohibited. This specification may be changed without prior notice for improvement of product performance.

Product warranty and limits of responsibility

The manufacturer does not assume any other responsibility concerning the sale of this product and does not delegate any right to a third party to take any responsibility on its behalf. Product warranty does not cover cases of accidents, negligence, alteration, misuse or abuse. In addition, no warranty is offered for any attachments or parts not supplied by the manufacturer. The warranty period for this product will be for 2 years from the date of purchase. The following cases are not covered by the warranty and payment is required for repairs.

 Malfunction due to negligence in handling by the user  Deliberate disassembly and replacement by the user  Connection of a power source other than a properly rated power source  Malfunction caused by natural disasters (fire, flood, tidal wave, etc.)  Replacement of expendable parts(HDD, FAN, etc.)

Warranty only refers to the warranty covering products that have been paid for. After expiration of the warranty period (2 years), examination and repair will be provided for a fee. Even during the warranty period, repair and examination of items outside the preceding warranty scope will require a payment. Please inquire at the point of purchase or the local service center for repairs requiring a payment.

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Table of Contents

Introduction ...............................................................1

Product warranty and limits of responsibility ...........................................1

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

Symbols displayed for each item .........................................................5

Chapter 2. Summary .....................................................8

2.1 Features ...............................................................................8

2.2 Components ........................................................................11

2.3 Name and Function of Each Part.................................................11

2.3.1 Front panel ...........................................................................11

2.3.2 Back connector terminals ............................................................14

2.3.3 Remote Controller....................................................................15

2.4 Product specification ....................................... ........................16

Chapter 3. Installation method .......................................20

3.1 Overall connection..................................................................20

3.1.1 Front connection method ...........................................................20

3.1.2 Back connection method ............................................................21

3.2 Detailed connection ................................................................ 22

3.2.1 Rack mount...........................................................................22

3.2.2 Video/Audio connection.............................................................23

3.2.3 External connector ...................................................................25

Chapter 4. Operation method ........................................32

4.1 Preoperation inspection items...................................................... 32

4.2 Connection of power supply ......................................................32

4.3 Live screen ..........................................................................32

4.3.1 FUNCTION screen display .........................................................33

4.3.2 Single channel screen display........................................................33

4.3.3 Multi screen display..................................................................34

4.4 Recording ........................................................................... 35

4.4.1 General recording ....................................................................35

4.4.2 Scheduled recording ..................................................................35

4.5 Search ............................................................................... 36

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4.5.1 Time search .......................................................................... 36

4.5.2 Event search ......................................................................... 37

4.5.3 Log search............................................................................ 38

4.6 Recording file playback .............................................................38

4.6.1 Jog dial / shuttle ring............................................................... 39

4.7 Live / Playback screen conversion.................................................39

4.8 Digital zoom ........................................................................40

4.9 Copy .................................................................................40

4.9.1 SLiM Player .......................................................................... 42

4.10 PTZ ................................................................................44

4.10.1 PTZ adjustment .................................................................... 44

4.10.2 Preset setup ......................................................................... 44

4.10.3 Preset utilization .................................................................... 45

4.10.4 Using OSD for the Speed Dome Camera....................................... 45

4.11 Quick setup ........................................................................46

4.12 PIP .................................................................................47

4.13 System information ................................................................48

4.14 SPOT...............................................................................49

Chapter 5. Setup method............................................. 50

5.1 Menu organization ..................................................................50

5.2 Initial value setup ...................... .............................................52

5.3 Operation description...............................................................60

5.4 FUNCTION menu ................................................................. 61

5.4.1 LIVE/PLAY mode .................................................................. 61

5.4.2 FUNCTION operation description ................................................. 61

5.5 Menu screen description ............................................................65

5.6 Screen setup.........................................................................66

5.6.1 Screen................................................................................. 66

5.6.2 Sequencing............................................................................ 67

5.6.3 Display................................................................................ 70

5.6.4 Covert.................................................................................71

5.6.5 SPOT ................................................................................. 71

5.7 Record setup ........................................................................72

5.7.1 Record mode......................................................................... 72

5.7.2 Record program...................................................................... 74

5.7.3 Recording time table ................................................................ 75

5.8 Event setup..........................................................................76

5.8.1 Event ................................................................................. 76

5.8.2 Motion detection..................................................................... 77

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5.8.3 Relay...................................................................................78

5.8.4 TEXT .................................................................................78

5.9 Communication setup ..............................................................79

5.9.1 NETWORK ..........................................................................79

5.9.2 RS-232.................................................................................80

5.9.3 RS-422/485 ...........................................................................81

5.9.4 E-MAIL ...............................................................................82

5.10 System setup....................................................................... 83

5.10.1 System ...............................................................................83

5.10.2 HDD.................................................................................86

5.10.3 Password.............................................................................87

5.10.4 Date setup...........................................................................88

5.10.5 PTZ ..................................................................................89

5.11 Video recording search....... ..................................................... 90

5.11.1 Time search .........................................................................90

5.11.2 Event search.........................................................................91

5.11.3 Log search...........................................................................91

5.12 Copy ............................................................................... 92

5.13 Exit ................................................................................93

Chapter 6. Network viewer program ................................94

6.1 Introduction......................................................................... 94

6.1.1 System requirements..................................................................94

6.1.2 Program installation ..................................................................95

6.2 DVR MANAGER Function ....................................................... 96

6.3 VIEWER screen function..........................................................99

6.3.1 Name for each function.............................................................99

6.3.2 Image display section ..............................................................100

6.3.3 Page control section ...............................................................100

6.3.4 DVR status display section........................................................ 104

6.3.5 Main button section ............................................................... 105

6.3.6 List display section.................................................................109

6.3.7 PTZ control section ...............................................................110

6.3.8 Additional functions................................................................111

Chapter 7. Trobleshooting ..........................................112

Product Specifications ................................................................ 114

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Symbols displayed for each item

Warning

Refers to information u sers ne ed to know in order to pre vent serio us in jury or deat h.

Caution

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

 Before installation

9 Verify the supplied voltage (AC100V~AC240V) before connecting the power supply. 9 Make sure the power supply is off before installation. 9 Do not install in a very humid environment. Doing so may cause an electric shock or fire. 9 Make sure ground line is connected to reduce electric shock risk.

 During operation

9 Do not open the product cover except qualified personnel or system installer.. Opening the

9 Do not plug multiple appliances into one power outlet. Doing so may cause fire. 9 Do not place dishes containing water or heavy objects on the product. Doing so may cause a

9 Do not use in areas containing inflammable materials like propane gas and gasoline or in areas

9 Do not touch the power line with a wet hand. Doing so may cause an electric shock. 9 Do not insert a hand into the opening of the DVD. Doing so may cause an injury. 9 Make sure conduction materials do not enter the cooling ventilator opening.

product cover may cause an electric shock.

malfunction.

that generate dust. Doing so may cause an explosion or fire.

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9 Do not apply excessive force when pulling on the power cord. Damaging the cord may cause

an electric shock or fire.

9 Random replacement of built-in battery by other types of batteries may cause explosion. 9 The battery shall be replaced by the same battery. 9 The used batteries shall be disposed carefully because they can cause environment pollutions.

 Dismantling and cleaning

9 Do not dismantle, repair or modify the product deliberately. Doing so may cause a damage, an

electric shock or an injury.

9 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

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

cooling ventilation opening and a wall.

9 To prevent falling, install the product in a flat area . Dropping the product may cause an injury

or a malfunction.

9 Avoid areas exposed to sun light or heat since they may cause deformation or a malfunction. 9 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.

 During use

9 Make sure the product is not exposed to shocks or shaking when using the product or during

moving.

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

throw the product.

9 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.

9 Product warranty will not cover deliberate additional use of such hard disk drives. 9 This product is a supplementary rather than primary means for preventing fire and theft. Our

company is not responsible for incidence of incident or damage that may occur.

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INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with 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.

Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)

(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems) This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should not be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. 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. Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract. This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal.

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

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This product is a digital video recorder that digitizes 16 channels of video input and stores it in the built-in hard disk drive. Product functions can be setup conveniently using the mouse and buttons on the front panel. Samsung SVR-1650/1640/950 is a digital image recorder that can be used as security equipment in banks, apartments, and government and public offices. It is a stand-alone product with proven performance and stability. Since a hard disk drive is used for storage instead of a video tape, high quality can be maintained for even repetitive recordings and fast retrieval of digital files is also possible. This is a user friendly digital device with a diverse array of functions including a high quality video, a large capacity storage, perfect simultaneous implementation of recording/playback/backup functions, motion detection, PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) control function, password setup, real time voice data storage, an event list with up to 10,000 events and log file storage.

2.1 Features

Monitoring Screen

Vivid live video with high image quality is realized and various observation screens are provided for each channel.

 Implementation of real time MPEG-4 video

y NTSC : 480 frames(SVR-1650)/120 frames(SVR-1640/950) y PAL : 400 frames(SVR-1650)/100 frames(SVR-1640/950)

 Various observation screen modes:

y SVR-1650/1640 : Single, 4 DIVISION, 9 DIVISION, 16 DIVISION y SVR-950 : Single, 4 DIVISION, 9 DIVISION

 Automatic screen conversion (AUTO)  Various monitor output supported [3 Composite (including 1 Spot), 1 VGA, 1 RCA]  Pan, Tilt, Digital Zoom, PIP(Picture in Picture; view screen within a screen)

Voice recording

Real time voice input and recording function is provided.

 Real time, simultaneous recording of 4 channels voice input possible

(1, 2, 3, 4 channel fixed)

 Input: 4 channels (4 back side), Output: 2 (1 back side/ 1 front side)  Simultaneous recording and playback is possible

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Video recording

High image quality MPEG4 video recording is possible. Up to 480 frames(SVR-1650)/120 frames(SVR-1640/950) per second of recorded video can be stored and pre-event recording can be done for up to 5 seconds before an event occurs. In addition, privacy is protected by the COVERT (image hiding) function.

 MPEG-4 video recording with high image quality  4 steps video recording resolution setup to adjust storage capacity  Multiple recordings possible for manual & events or schedule & events  Simultaneous execution of the following 4 functions:

recording/playback/backup/network.

 Easy setup of video recording resolution and motion detection for each channel.  Video recording setup of up to 480(NTSC : SVR-1650)/120(NTSC :SVR-1640/950)

or 400(PAL : SVR-1650)/100(PAL : SVR-1640/950) frames per second possible (352×240 or 352x288(CIF) based),

 Manual and scheduled recording possible  Video loss detection function  Record events(sensor, video loss, motion detection and text) in the event list  Up to 5 seconds of pre-alarm event recording for each channel possible

Search/Playback

A wide range of convenient functions for search and playback are provided.

 Playback by time, by date, by channel  Convenient search using the mouse  Still image step up/down playback  Playback based on EVENT(sensor, video loss, motion detection and text) list  Easy search using the remote controller and jog/shuttle  Digital zoom in playback screen

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Storage device

A built-in hard disk drive is provided. User may also select to use DVD+RW and USB memory for backup.

 Standard storage: Built-in hard disk drive  Various backup devices available: DVD+RW and USB memory

Network

Various networks including LAN, xDSL is supported. Key functions of the product may be manipu lated easily and maintained remotely using the dedicated viewer for PC.

 If an EVENT occurs, transmit by E-mail through TCP/IP, DHCP  Live image viewing from a remote location is possible (entire or 4 DIVISION screen

selection is possible)

 PC playback, storage, search function and DVR control function using the network

viewer is possible

 Search and playback by time or by event from a remote location is possible  10/100Mbps Ethernet/xDSL support  Multiple DVR connection

Others

 GUI and mouse for user convenience  Convenient firmware upgrade function using USB memory  PTZ CONTROL (SPEED DOME), PRE-SET support  Multiple language support: Korean, English, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, etc.  Video recorded image backup function (still images/video) using the USB port  16 DVRs may be controlled conveniently using one remote controller

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2.2 Components

DVR package contains the main body and the following accessories. Please verify whether all accessories are included at the time of purchase. If any accessory is missing, inquire at the point of purchase.

2.3 Name and Function of Each Part

2.3.1 Front panel

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2 5 6 7 8 9

10 11

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Backup(Copy) section

Category Function

1. DVD-Multi : DVR for backup

Used to backup recorded/stored images on DVD+RW/CD-RW media.

Jog/shuttle section

Category Function

Menu setup values can be adjusted and STEP function can be

2. JOG/SHUTTLE

controlled with JOG. SHUTTLE can be used for moving items between menus, increasing or decreasing playback speed, changing playback direction and for controlling PTZ.

Display section

Category Function

REC display LED Indicates whether recording is in progress. HDD display LED Indicates whether hard disk drive is in operation.

NETWORK display LED Indicates whether network is in connection. ALARM display LED Indicates whether event is in detection. COPY display LED Indicates whether COPY is in progress.

Power supply section

Category Function

4. Stand-by button Turn product ON or OFF.

Playback and recording section

Category Function

5. REC Start or stop the manual mode video recording.

6. STEP Start 1 Frame playback.

7. PLAY/PAUSE Start playback or pause momentarily.

8. STOP Stop playback and return to live screen mode.

9. FAST Playback is carried out faster than the normal playback speed.

10. DIR Used to change the playback direction.

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Function button section

Category Function

11. ▼

15. + Used to increase value to be setup or move to another page.

16. - Used to decrease value to be setup or move to another page.

17.COPY

18. SEARCH Select data search mode.

19. MULTI Convert to a divided screen.

20. FUNCTION Display the LIVE screen menu for FUNCTION.

21. PTZ Select PTZ mode.

22. ENTER Store or execute the select options.

23. ESC. Return to the previous stage menu.

12. ▲

13. ◀

14. ▶

Used for movement in the lower direction Used for movement in the upper direction. Used for movement to the left Used for movement to the right

Display the copy menu. Store data in DVD+RW and USB Memory Stick at the preset time.

USB, Audio/Video section

Category Function

24. USB1, USB2, USB3 Connection port for mouse, USB Memory Stick and DVD+RW

25. AUDIO OUT Output port for connecting speaker.

26. VIDEO OUT Output port to connect TV monitor.

Channel button section

Category Function

27. CH1~CH16 (SVR-1650/1640) / CH1 ~ 9 (SVR-950)

Display selection button of each channel (Live/Playback), Select single mode and PIP channel.

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2.3.2 Back connector terminals

SVR-1650/1640

SVR-950

5 6 7

SENSOR IN

RELAY OUT

CONSOLE

3,4

1 2 3 41 2 3 4

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No. I/O terminal names Function

CH1~16

(SVR-950: CH1~9)

BNC input connector terminal for the camera.

2 LOOP OUT BNC output (loop) connector terminal for the camera. 3 RS-232C RS-232C terminal. 4 MONITOR A2 BNC connector terminal for monitor output. 5 MONITOR A1 BNC connector terminal for monitor output. 6 MONITOR B BNC connector terminal for SPOT monitor output. 7 GROUND Ground terminal for DVR main body and external equipment. 8 POWER IN Socket for AC100V ~ AC240V power supply cord.

9 SENSOR IN Input terminal for external alarm sensor. 10 RELAY OUT Relay output terminal. 11 CONSOLE Auxiliary port

12 RS-485/422

Terminal to connect expansion controller, speed dome camera, SRX-100B connector.

13 TERMINATION Switch for RS-485 termination resistor setup.

14 USB

Terminal to connect external equipment

(DVD+RW, CD-RW, etc.). 15 VGA OUTPUT Output port to connect the PC monitor. 16 ETHERNET(Main) LAN connection terminal. 17 AUDIO OUT Terminal for speaker output. 18 AUDIO IN Terminal for microscope input.

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Refer to ‘Chapter 3. Installation method’ and ‘Chapter 4. Operation method’ for

detailed description about setup and utilization.

Because console terminal is a reserve terminal , a user may not connect it

arbitrarily.

2.3.3 Remote Controller

Button names Function

1. MENU Menu screen conversion

2. STATUS System setup information display

3. AUTO Automatic screen conversion

4. D.ZOOM Digital zoom execution

5. SPOT SPOT monitor screen conversion

6. AUX Auxiliary

7. PTZ PTZ mode conversion

8. COPY

9. PIP View picture in picture

10. RECORD( ) Start or stop general video recording

11. SEARCH( ) Search menu display

12. STOP( ) Cancel playback mode

13. STEP( ) Playback 1 frame

14. PLAY/PAUSE( ) Playback and pause

15. FAST( ) High speed playback

16. DIR( )

17. (▲) Move cursor up in the setup menu

18. (▼) Move cursor down in the setup menu

19. (◀) Move cursor to the left in the setup menu

20. (▶) Move cursor to the right in the setup menu

21. ENTER Setup value selection, execution

22. MULTI Divided screen selection

23. (-) Reduce setup value, move to another page.

24. (+) Increase setup value, move to another page.

25. ESC Cancel the setup, exit the menu

26. Channel button Camera channel selection

27. Remote controller ID Remote controller ID selection

Copy menu display, store the image through

USB

Change playback direction

(forward direction or reverse direction)

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2.4 Product specification

Video

Items Specification

Input method Composite input 16 channels(SVR-1650/1640) / 9 channels(SVR-950) Video input level 1.0 Vp–p, composite

NTSC

- SVR-1650/1640 : 480 frames/sec Live screen presentation speed

Live screen resolution

Monitor output

VGA output (PC monitor)

PIP screen

- SVR-950 : 270 frames/sec

PAL

- SVR-1650/1640 : 400 frames/sec

- SVR-950 : 225 frames/sec

NTSC : 720(horizontal) × 480(vertical) pixels, if entire screen selected PAL : 720(horizontal) × 576(vertical) pixels, if entire screen selected

1.0Vp–p Composite, 75Ω output

Back : 2 terminals(BNC : composite),

1 terminal(BNC : SPOT composite) Front : 1 terminal(RCA : composite) Loop(BNC) 16 CH(SVR-1650/1640) / 9CH(SVR-950) output

RGB output

PIP screen size: 240×160(Fixed on left top side) PIP screen organization: Small live screen inside the live entire screen

Audio

Items Specification

Audio 4 channel audio input Line input level 1.0V / 20kΩ Line output level 1.0V / 1kΩ Storage method PCM method

Electric Specification

Items Specification

Power supply AC 100V ~ 240V, (50/60Hz), Max, 2A Power consumption About 75W (if one hard disk drive used)

Alarm

Items Specification

Input 16 channels(SVR-1650/1640) / 9channels(SVR-950)

Output

4 relay outputs(video loss, power off, motion detection, sensor) user setup possible

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Connector terminals

Items Specification

Video input BNC(SVR-1650/1640: 16, SVR-950: 9) Loop output BNC(SVR-1650/1640: 16, SVR-950: 9) Monitor output BNC(2), RCA(Front 1) SPOT Monitor output BNC(1) VGA output (PC monitor) Audio RCA input (4), RCA output (2 - including the front) 25 pin DSUB Sensor input (SVR-1650/1640: 16, SVR-950: 9), relay output(4) Dual RJ-45 RS-422/485(2) 9 pin DSUB RS-232C(1) USB port Front (2), back (1) RJ-45 Network (Ethernet)-10/100M bps supported

15 pin VGA

Controller

Item Specification

Remote controller Infrared LED(Max. 5m) Mouse(USB) Menu setup and DVR setup handling possible Dedicated controller SCC-3100A(RS-485)

Hard disk drive

Items Specification

Max. no. of mounts 4 Basic mount 1 (built-in) Hard disk drive type EIDE(ULTRA DMA-133) Min. speed 7200rpm Recommended product Maxtor series, Samsung Electronics

The recommended models are as follows.

Model HDD capacity Buffer Manufacturer 6L160P0 160G 8M Maxtor 7L250R0 250G 16M Maxtor 7H500R0 500G 16M Maxtor SP1644N 160G 2M Samsung Electroics ※ If other products are used, HDD operation error may occur.

Exterior appearance

Items Specification

Material Metal case, Front(aluminum, plastic) Dimensions 430(width) × 465(length) × 88(height) mm Weight About 8.9kg(1 HDD)

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Operation environment

Items Specification

Operating temperature Storage temperature Humidity

5°C ∼ 40°C –10°C ∼ 60°C 30% ∼ 90%

Video recording

Items

SVR-1650 SVR-1640/950

Specification

Compression method MPEG-4 Video recording method 2 video recording modes: schedule & event, manual & event

30 frames/sec 60 fields/sec 120fields/sec 25 frames/sec 50 fields/sec 100 fields/sec

Maximum number of frames per second (resolution)

Picture quality

NTSC(704×480) : 120 frames/sec NTSC(704×240) : 240 fields/sec NTSC(352×240) : 480 fields/sec PAL(704×576) : 100 frames/sec PAL(704×288) : 200 fields/sec PAL(352×288) : 400 fields/sec 4 levels of picture quality: User setup possible (SUPER, HIGH, MID, LOW)

Pre Alarm Setup possible within maximum 5 seconds Post Alarm Setup possible within maximum 5 minuets

Countries using NTSC : USA, Canada, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Mexico, etc.

Countries using PAL : Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Denmark, Finland, Germany, England, Nederland, Italy, Kuwait, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Norway, etc.

Network

Items Specification

Compression method : MPEG-4

General

PC requirements

Connection method: Dedicated viewer Supported protocols: TCP/IP, DHCP Supported interfaces: Ethernet(10M/100M bps), xDSL CPU: Pentium IV 3.0GHz or higher (Hyper Threading recommended) Memory: Over 512MB recommended Video Card : Memory over 128MB recommended Hard Disk : Size larger than 120GB is recommended OS: Windows 2000 or higher versions recommended Monitor: Over 1,024×768 pixels(1280×1024 recommended) LAN interface: 10/100 Base–T Network card

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Copy

Item Specification

Digital copy

Only DVD+RW, CD-RW media may be used.

DVD+RW (Built-in DVR) External USB memory

Search and playback

Item Specification

Search by time : year, month, day, hour, minute, second

Search mode

Log file

Event item Alarm, motion detection, video loss Playback speed and direction High speed search Fast forward (×2, ×4, ×8, Max), reverse(×2, ×4, ×8, MAX)

Pause and frame playback

Search by channel : For each channel Search by event : sensor, motion detection, video loss and text Power ON/OFF, video recording start/stop, display miscellaneous information

Forward direction, reverse direction

Playback screen pause function, function to reproduce one frame at a time from the paused state

Password

Item Specification

2 stage password

Accessories

Item Specification

Supplied accessories

8 digit numeric code Admin: Control all functions User: Connect through the network

Network viewer program CD User manual Quick guide manual Remote controller Mouse (Exclusive of SVR-950) Cable core RJ-45 cable (2 cable) Rack mount and screw Power supply cable

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3.1 Overall connection

3.1.1 Front connection method

Connection organization diagram for DVR front side terminals are as follows.

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*Use only DVD+RW/CD-RW Media

Mouse

Memory stick

Speaker

V Monitor

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3.1.2 Back connection method

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The organization chart for

Camera 1~16

SENSOR IN

RELAY OUT

Sensor Warning

LED

DVR

and monitors,

CONSOLE

ATM/POS

CCTV

cameras and external devices is as follows

1 2 3 41 2 3 4

USB

VGA Monitor

SCC-3100A

Speed Dome Camera

Main Monitor

-232C

3,4

LAN/WAN

ITO

SPOT Monitor

ITO

Audio(Line Input)

Speaker

SVR-1650/1640

SVR-950

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3.2 Detailed connection

3.2.1 Rack mount

To mount the product, the enclosed rack must be mounted first. Mount sequence is as follows.

 The enclosed rack mount is mounted on the product.

SVR-1650/1640

SVR-950

 The product is mounted on the 19 inch rack.

SVR-1650/1640

SVR-950

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3.2.2 Video/Audio connection

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SVR-950

1. Camera

SENSOR IN

RELAY OUT

CONSOLE

1 2 3 41 2 3 4

Main Monitor

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2. Monitor Spot Mo

Audio(Line input)

VGA Monitor

Speaker

3. Voice

1. Camera

Up to 16(SVR-950: Up to 9) CCTV cameras can be connected to DVR. Connect the BNC terminal for each camera to the CAMERA IN terminal in the back of this product.

If BNC terminal is only connected to CAMERA IN, a 75Ω terminating resistor is

setup internally.

If connected to both CAMERA IN and CAMERA OUT, the device receiving the output must setup a termin ating resisto r of 75Ω.

Since CAMERA OUT terminal is a loop output for the camera input, it should only be connected and used when there is an image input in CAMERA IN terminal.

If cable connected to the CAMERA OUT terminal is not connected to an external device and is left exposed, image quality may be adversely affected.

Input video system type (NTSC/PAL) is recognized automatically when the product power butto n is pushed. However, if a CCTV using a different system type is connected to a CAMERA IN terminal during product operation, the product must be turned OFF and ON again for proper automatic recognition of the input video system type .

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Image input from each camera is output simultaneously to the external device

connected to the MONITOR OUT terminal in the back of the product.

2. Monitor

To output screen information to the main monitor, connect the VGA terminal for monitor output in the back of the product and the monitor BNC terminal with a BNC cable. There are 5 monitor output terminals [BNC 3(SPOT 1), RCA 1, VGA 1) and up to 5 auxiliary monitors can be connected.

Monitor outputs are labeled A and B. If one monitor is used, it is connected to

MONITOR A. MONITOR B is used to connect the SPOT monitor.

3. Voice connection

This product has a function to store input voice information. Appropriate devices must be connected to store or output voice information.

Voice input

Connect a RCA voice input terminal (like a line level input) to the AUDIO IN terminal in the back of the product.

To setup voice input, set [AUDIO] to ON in the record setup screen in the Setup

Voice output

Connect a RCA voice output terminal (like a monitor with a speaker) to the AUDIO OUT terminal in the back and front of the product.

menu. Refer to ‘5.7 Record setup’ for details.

Four voice inputs are each synchronized 1:1 with CH1~CH4 and voice output is only possible in the single screen mode. Voice is not output even during single mode double speed playback. Voice playback is not possible for live, playback and network multi screen modes.

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3.2.3 External connector

SENSOR IN

CONSOLE

RELAY OUT

CONSOLE

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2. Relay Out

1. Sensor In

3. RS-422/485

4. RS-232C

6. LAN(Ethernet)

5. VGA Monitor

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1. Sensor input (SENSOR IN)

This is an external sensor connection terminal used to input information from the connected sensors or

devices to the product.

No. Description No. Description

1 S1 SENSOR 1 14 S14 SENSOR 14 2 S2 SENSOR 2 15 S15 SENSOR 15 3 S3 SENSOR 3 16 S16 SENSOR 16 4 S4 SENSOR 4 17 GND Ground 5 S5 SENSOR 5 18 GND Ground 6 S6 SENSOR 6 19 GND Ground 7 S7 SENSOR 7 20 GND Ground

GND GND GND GND GND

10 11 12 13

8 9

S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 S13

SENSOR 8 SENSOR 9 SENSOR 10 SENSOR 11 SENSOR 12 SENSOR 13

21 22 23 24 25

Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground

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Sensor input type can be setup in the Event setup screen in the Main menu. Refer

to ‘5.8.1 Event setup’ for details. ※ For SVR-950, sensors 10 to 16 are not connected (NC)

2. Relay output (RELAY OUT)

This is an alarm output terminal used to output alarms for sensor, motion detection, video loss and power OFF to external devices.

No. Description No. Description

1 NO1 Normal Open 14 D_IO 0 Digital I/O 2 CM1 Common 15 D_IO 1 Digital I/O 3 NC1 Normal Close 16 D_IO 2 Digital I/O 4 NO2 Normal Open 17 D_IO 3 Digital I/O 5 CM2 Common 18 D_IO 4 Digital I/O 6 NC2 Normal Close 19 D_IO 5 Digital I/O 7 NO3 Normal Open 20 D_IO 6 Digital I/O 8

9 10 11 12 13

CM3 NC3 NO4 CM4 NC4 GND

Common Normal Close Normal Open Common Normal Close Ground

21 22 23 24 25

D_IO 7 GND GND GND GND

Digital I/O Ground Ground Ground Ground

For operation of each relay output, refer to the main menu event setup in ‘5.8.3

Relay setup’ .

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3. External control equipment (RS-422/485)

This is a terminal for connecting external control equipment. The switch labeled TERM is used to turn ON/OFF terminating resistance for RS–422/485 communication equipment.

PORT No. RS-422 RS-485

PORT A (Controller SCC-3100A Control)

PORT B (Speed Dome Control)

1 RX+ (+Data Receive) Data+ 2 RX- (-Data Receive) Data3 N/C (Not connected) N/C (Not connected) 4 N/C (Not connected) N/C (Not connected) 5 GND(Ground) GND(Ground) 6 N/C (Not connected) N/C (Not connected) 7 Tx-(-Data Send) Data8 Tx+(+Data Send) Data+

9 Rx+(+Data Receive) Data+ 10 Rx-(-Data Receive) Data11 N/C (Not connected) N/C (Not connected) 12 N/C (Not connected) N/C (Not connected) 13 GND(Ground) GND(Ground) 14 N/C (Not connected) N/C (Not connected) 15 Tx-(-Data Send) Data16 Tx+(+Data Send) Data+

TERM 1 switch controls PORT A, TERM 2 Switch controls PORT B

1, 2 : ON → RS-485 MODE, OFF .→ RS-422 MODE 3, 4 : ON → Termination On, OFF → Termination Off

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PORT A : SCC-3100A terminal

DVR PORT A Controller Terminal

( PORT 1)

RX+ 1 or 8 8

RX- 2 or 7 7

TX+ 1

TX- 2

※ RS-422/485 connection can be selected from the SW1 switch.

To connect RS-485: SW1 switch 1, 2 are turned ON. To connect RS-422: SW1 switch 1, 2 are turned OFF

RS-485

RS-422

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PORT B : SPD-2200 terminal

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Speed dome

terminal

D + 9 or 16

D - 10 or 15

GND 13

※ If GND is connected, a much sharper image quality can be seen.

TERM2 switch 1, 2 must be set to ON.

DVR PORT B

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SPD-2500 terminal

Speed dome

terminal

D + 9 or 16

D - 10 or 15

GND 13

※ If GND is connected, a much sharper image quality can be seen.

TERM2 switch 1, 2 must be set to ON.

DVR PORT B

SPD-2300/3000/3300 terminal

Speed dome terminal

RXD+ 9 or 16 16

RXD- 10 or 15 15

TXD+ 9

TXD- 10

GND 13

TX Terminal for RS-232 communication RX Terminal for RS-232 communication

※ If GND is connected, a much sharper image quality can be seen. RS-422/485 connection can be selected from the TERM2 switch.

RS-485 RS-422

DVR PORT B

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4. Communication port (RS-232C)

This is a port used to connect to the PC to control the product.

No. Description No. Description

1 N/C(Not connected) 6 N/C(Not connected) 2 RxD(Data receive) 7 N/C(Not connected) 3 TxD(Data send) 8 N/C(Not connected) 4 N/C(Not connected) 9 N/C(Not connected) 5 GND(Ground)

External devices ATM/POS may be connected and used.

5. Monitor output (VGA)

This is an output connector for the VGA monitor.

No. Description No. Description

1 2 3 4 N/C(Not connected) 12 N/C(Not connected)

5 GND 13 HSYNC(Horizontal synchronization) 6 GND 14 VSYNC(Vertical synchronization) 7 GND 15 N/C(Not connected) 8 GND

Red signal(75Ω, 0.7Vp–p) Green signal(75Ω, 0.7Vp–p) Blue signal(75Ω, 0.7Vp–p)

9 N/C(Not connected) 10 GND 11 GND

6. LAN connection (Ethernet)

This is a port to connect to the network.

No. Description No. Description

1 TX+ (Data send) 5 N/C (Not connected) 2 TX- (Data send) 6 RX-(Data receive) 3 RX+(Data receive) 7 N/C (Not connected) 4 N/C (Not connected) 8 N/C (Not connected)

When connecting network cable, we recommend installation with the cable core as below to improve communication quality.

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4.1 Preoperation inspection items

 Make sure you verify the input power source voltage before turning on the power.  If product used for NTSC is used with a PAL device, it may malfunction

initially(recognize as a NTSC device). In this case, if power is turned OFF and ON again, it will recognize the PAL device properly.

4.2 Connection of power supply

 After connecting the product with other equipment including the power supply cable,

turn ON the power by pressing the stand-by switch button in front of the product.

 When product is turned ON, video signal presence is recognized automatically.  Even if there is a sudden power failure, all setup value will be maintained.  If the product is setup to input a password when product is turned ON and OFF,

enter the password. Product cannot be turned ON or OFF without entering the password in this case.

4.3 Live screen

When the product is turned ON, live screen, which is a surveillance screen, is displayed.

STAND-BY SWITCH

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4.3.1 FUNCTION screen display

If Channel 1~16(SVR-950: Channel 1~9) is setup as screen mode and FUNCTION button is pressed, icons for FUNCTION-LIVE will be activated. FUNCTION icon can be used to setup SPOT, PTZ and PIP.

In the FUNCTION-PLAY screen, the following play screen will be displayed.

4.3.2 Single channel screen display

If Channel 1~16(SVR-950: Channel 1~9) button is pressed, each channel is displayed using the entire screen.

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4.3.3 Multi screen display

If MULTI button is pressed, 16 channels are displayed as a 16 DIVISION screen (For SVR-950, channel 9 is partitioned into 9 segments on the screen.). If MULTI button is pressed once again, a 4 DIVISION screen is displayed. Each time MULTI button is pressed, a divided screen is displayed following the order for divided screen types setup in [Screen Setup]-[SEQUENCING].

If Multi button is pressed in order, display is changed in the following order : 16

DIVISION→ 4 DIVISION→ 9 DIVISION screen. (SVR-950: 9 DIVISION→ 4 DIVISION)

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4.4 Recording

4.4.1 General recording

If REC button is pressed, red LED is turned ON, N is displayed in the upper right corner and video recording is started. If REC is pressed again, video recording is stopped.

[RECORD-OFF] is set to ON in password function, password input is needed to

stop REC.

4.4.2 Scheduled recording

If [Scheduled video recording] is setup for [Record Setup]–[RECORD]–[RECORD MODE] in the menu, scheduled video recording is carried out automatically according to the reservation setup. REC button is not operational during scheduled video recording.

Video recording status display ([NNNN]), shown on the screen, when the

REC button is not operational during scheduled video recording.

corresponding channel is not being recorded, “0” is displayed and if there are no images, "-" is displayed.

N: Normal video recording in progress S: Scheduled video recording in progress E: Event video recording in progress ( motion detection , video loss , sensor )

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4.5 Search

If SEARCH button is pressed, the following search menu is displayed. Video recorded items can be searched by time, by event and by date using the menu and played. Log file search is also possible.

4.5.1 Time search

If [TIME] is selected after SEARCH button is pressed, images stored in the basic built-in HDD can be setup by time periods and played. As shown below, date and time video recording was carried out is displayed. If the desired date and time is entered and [OK] button is pressed, images recorded for each channel during this time period can be viewed.

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4.5.2 Event search

If [EVENT] is selected after SEARCH button is pressed, a screen for selecting the event to search for is displayed. User can search by event and play the result as needed.

Channel : Select a channel for event search.

Event type : Event type can be filtered for all events or

[SENSOR/V-LOSS/MD/TEXT].

If number of video recording items exceeds the number that can be displayed

on one screen, use the (+)/(-) buttons on the remote controller or the main body to move between pages.

If a video recording item is selected and ENTER button is pressed, the corresponding video recording will be played.

To return to the EVENT LIST, press the ECS button agai n.

9 SVR-1650/1640 : CH1~16 9 SVR-950 : CH1~9

9 SENSOR : Sensor events 9 V-LOSS : Video loss events 9 MD : Motion detection events 9 TEXT : Text input events

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4.5.3 Log search

Log history can be searched to verify the time for video recording start and stop, power ON/OFF, system time change (CLOCK), menu setup change (SETUP).

 [LOG] only provides a list and does not play recordings.  Press the ESC button to exit the list.

4.6 Recording file playback

Files found by video recording search can be view through the playback related buttons shown in t he figure below. Function for each playback related button is as follows.

Playback button

9 STEP(Frame play) : Press the STEP button from the video recorded screen to play it in a

frame. Each time the button is pressed, a small frame is played.

9 PLAY/PAUSE : If PAUSE button is pressed from the PLAY screen, the PLAY screen is

paused momentarily. If the button is pressed again, PLAY is resumed.

9 STOP : Press the STOP button from the PLAY screen to exit the PLAY mode.

9 FAST(FAST PLAY) : Press the FAST button from the PLAY screen to play at a faster speed

than the normal speed (2x, 4x, 8x, MAX).

9 DIR(Play direction conversion) : Press the DIR button from the PLAY screen to convert play

direction to forward direction or reverse direction.

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4.6.1 Jog dial / shuttle ring

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Jog/Shuttle

9 Shuttle ring: Used to increase/decrease play speed and to change play direction, to move

between menus

9 Jog dial: Used to search still images in paused state.

4.7 Live / Playback screen conversion

If there is a video recording, press the PLAY/PAUSE button from the LIVE screen to get to the PLAY screen. Press the STOP button from the PLAY screen to return to the LIVE screen. Conversion from live to playback screen is only possible if a file for a video recording that occurred one minute ago, with respect to end time, exists. If such a file does not exist, a ‘No Data’ message is outputted.

PLAY LIVE

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4.8 Digital zoom

If FUNCTION button is pressed and digital zoom icon is clicked, zoom function can be used.

9 To move in the expanded screen, use the up/down/left/right buttons. 9 D-ZOOM button operates in the single screen mode for channel 1~16(SVR-950:

channel1~9).

9 To cancel, press the mouse right button or the ESC key.

4.9 Copy

If COPY button is pressed, HDD content can be stored in other storage medium including DVD+RW/CD-RW and USB memory stick. The device connected to the product will be automatically recognized and displayed on the menu.

After selecting a storage medium, select the channel for which COPY will be carried out and the i mage information [START-REC TIME /END-REC TIME]. After a selection is made between NO RMAL COPY and QUICK COPY, COPY is started.

NORMAL COPY (Standard COPY)

-If a recording is in progress, it is continued even during the time COPY is carried out.

-Network backup and network playback function are not supported during the time COPY is carried out.

-If NORMAL COPY is carried out using a USB memory, the maximum amount that can be copied with one USB memory is 200MB.

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QUICK COPY (High speed COPY)

-If a recording is in progress, it is paused while COPY is carried out.

1. Bef ore C OPY, sto rage device format ting must be carri ed out f irst .

-SVR-1650 : During COPY, none of the functions, except network live, are supported. SVR-1640/950 : During COPY, All functions are stopped.

-If a popup window verifying whether recording has been paused is displayed, select “Yes”. If “No” is selected, COPY cannot be carried out.

-After COPY is competed, the product is rebooted automatically.

-DVD+RW/CD-RW: Use after executing the DVR Format Menu

-USB memory stick : Use after executing the Format Menu in FAT format from the PC. (FAT32 format may not operate normally.)

2. Recommended media

-DVD+RW : Mitsubishi, TDK, Imation (1~4X recommended)

-CD-RW : Mitsubishi, TDK, Imation (4~12X recommended)

-USB memory stick : SanDisk, Transcend (512MB recommended)

3. If DVD+RW/CD-RW media are not detected, please install a UDF reader (RW CD d etection program). UDF reader is a freeware that can be easily searched and downloaded from the internet

4. Please make sure only authentic products are used. If inauthentic products are used, problems may occur. Using new media products is recommended. If DVD+RW and CD-RW are used over a long period of time, error may occur.

5. If one of the messages below is displayed, COPY has not been completed normally. Please follow directions to complete the COPY operation normally. “Copy is terminated. Try it over again after formatting the media, or continue to copy from the termination time with new media.”

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4.9.1 SLiM Player

SLIM Player is a program that is automatically saved when making a backup copy of a movie file on a CD or USB using the copy function of the DVR. You may replay a backup copy of the data on a PC without installing a separate viewer program on a PC. This function is only supported by firmware version 1.8 or higher. The firmware information may be viewed

in the ‘4.13 system information’.

Button

1 Select Folder

2 All list check or not check Select every file or cancel the selection. 3 Selected list check Select a file. 4 Selected list not check Cancel the selection of a file. 5 Play Play the selected files in order. 6 Stop Stop playing the file and canceling all the selections made.

Name Function

Clicking on the button, the program will be executed and the folder will appear. At this moment, if you click on the folder where the recorded file is located, the list of recorded files in the folder will appear. The list of recorded files will be arranged and displayed in the order of channel or time.

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Button

7 Channel Info Display the information of the channel that is saved.

8 Time Info

9 Control of playback speed Adjust the playing speed.(1x/2x/4x/8x)

12 Save as JPEG Save the screen being played as a JPEG file. 13 Invert 14 Audio ON/OFF Turn the audio function ON/OFF.

15 Playback File List

Control of playback functions

Control of playback Image size

Name Function

Display the information on the recording time for the file being played.

These are functions related to ‘play’.

- Move to the previous frame.

- Play in the reverse direction.

- Temporary stop.

- Play in the forward direction.

- Move to the next frame. Adjusting the size of the screen for playing the content.

- 1x zoom/2x zoom/Entire screen

- Images with resolutions, 704x240 or 704x288 will not change its size even with 2x zooming.

Rotate the screen being played by 180°.

◇ : Getting ready for playing ▶ : forward play ◀ : reverse play

: pause

■ : stop playing

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4.10 PTZ

From the selected LIVE entire screen SINGLE mode, press the PTZ button to adjust camera Pan, Tilt, Zoom or view the screen in preset (PTZ value for camera setup in advance) state. There are no PTZ related buttons on the remote controller.

4.10.1 PTZ adjustment

9 After pressing the PTZ button from the single screen, put the cursor on the button and

adjust using the shuttle.

9 To adjust camera TILT, after pressing the PTZ button from the single screen, put the cursor

on the button and adjust using the shuttle.

9 To adjust camera ZOOM, after pressing the PTZ button from the single screen, put the

cursor on the button and adjust using the shuttle.

9 To adjust camera focus, put the cursor on the button and adjust using the shuttle.

Jog dial can only cause movement in 1x speed. By increasing the shuttle ring

rotation angle, movement in 2x, 4x, 8x speed is possible for the shuttle ring.

9 After adjusting, if the button is pressed with the mouse or if the ENTER button, located

on the front of DVR, is pressed after the A button is selected, focus is adjusted automatically.

9 To exit the PTZ mode, press the mouse right button or the ESC key.

PTZ mode can only be used in LIVE screen and cannot be setup in MULTI mode.

It must be setup as SINGLE mode in the LIVE screen.

4.10.2 Preset setup

9 Select a desired channel from channel 1~16(SVR-950: channel 1~9) in the LIVE screen and

select the entire screen mode.

9 Press PTZ to select the PTZ mode (PTZ is displayed in the upper right corner of the screen.)

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9 Press (PAN) / (TILT) / (ZOOM) and use the mouse and jog/shuttle to take the screen to the

desired PTZ state.

9 Use PRESET located below PTZ and setup the value with the mouse (1~255).

1. If PTZ (P-Set) is displayed in the uppe r part of the screen, Channel 1∼16 (SVR-950: channel1~9) displays the preset number to setup (1~255) rather than the corresponding channel.

2. Preset may be setup by pressing the ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, or the mouse button after moving the cursor to .

4.10.3 Preset utilization

9 Select a desired channel from channel 1~16(SVR-950: channel 1~9) and select the entire

screen mode.

9 Press PTZ to select the PTZ mode (PTZ is displayed in the upper right corner of the screen.) 9 Use the mouse on PRESET, located below PTZ on the screen, to setup the value (1~255). 9 If the desired button between Channel 1~16(SVR-950: channel 1~9) is pressed, the cursor is

moved to the button and the ENTER key located on the front of DVR is pressed, the camera operates with preset values setup in advance.

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4.10.4 Using OSD for the Speed Dome Camera

9 After pressing the PTZ button from the single screen, if either the ENTER key in the front

of the DVR or the mouse button is pressed after moving the cursor to ……, OSD for the speed dome camera and the following message will be displayed: ‘PTZ OSD’.

9 OSD cursor for the speed dome camera may be moved up/down and left/right by using

▲▼ keys in the front of the DVR.◀▶

9 Changes in OSD for the speed dome camera may be setup or cancelled by using ENTER and

ESC keys in the front of the DVR.

9 OSD function for the speed dome camera can be terminated by pressing the PTZ button in

the front of the DVR.

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4.11 Quick setup

Collection of frequently used menu items that can be used to modify setup values quickly. It can move to the [Quick Setup] screen by pressing the MENU button on the front of the product.

9 RECORDE MODE : Manual & Event or Schedul & Event setup item. 9 EVENT CHECK : Can be set to OFF, ALWAYS or TIMEZONE. 9 TIME SETUP : Setup the system time. 9 DATE FORMAT : Setup the date display format. 9 LANGUAGE : Language can be selected. 9 AUDIO : Select whether to store voice information along with images.

Press the ESC button after completing the setup to move to the completion screen. If [SAVE] is selected here, setup items are saved.

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4.12 PIP

If FUNCTION button is pressed in entire screen mode, the FUNCTION screen is displayed. If the PIP

icon is pressed from here, another screen can be viewed together.

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 Live PIP from Live screen

1. Press the FUNCTION button and select the PIP icon.

2. From the menu on the right side of the live screen, select the desired channel.

3. If the desired channel is selected with the mouse, a small screen is displayed inside the screen.

4. If mouse right button or the ESC button is pressed, PIP mode is cancelled.

 Play PIP from PLAY screen

Same as PIP setup item in live screen.

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4.13 System information

If FUNCTION button is pressed, the FUNCTION screen is displayed. If the STATUS icon is clicked from here, system related information is displayed as shown below.

SVR-1650/1640 SVR-950

As shown on the screen above, video recording program information and version, IP address, MAC address, voice information can be verified. If mouse right button or ESC button is pressed, the information screen is closed.

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4.14 SPOT

If FUNCTION button is pressed, the FUNCTION screen is displayed. If the SPOT icon is clicked from here, the following screen is displayed. If SPOT monitor is used, it can be used like the MULTI function for the main monitor.

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5.1 Menu organization

Menu organization for DVR is as follows.

Quick Setup

Screen Setup

Record Setup

Event Setup

Communication

System Setup

Copy

Exit

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Menu organization is as follows. Refer to‘5.5 ~ 5.10’ for details.

Screen Setup

SCREEN SEQUENCING DISPLAY COVERT SPOT

Record Setup

RECORD PROGRAM

Event Setup

EVEN MD RELAY TEXT

Communication

Exit

SAVE DO NOT SAVE

Copy

COPY STATUS

IME EVENT LOG

System Setup

SYSTEM HDD PASSWORD DATE-SETUP PTZ

NETWORK RS232C RS422/485 E-MAIL

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5.2 Initial value setup

DVR product is shipped with the initial value setup listed below. If the initial values have been changed and the user wants to get back the initial values the product was shipped with, click [System Setup]-[System] in the menu and set [DEFAULT] to [Yes].

Screen setup

Main menu Lower menu

CH NUMBER TITLE BRIGHTNESS

SCREEN

CONTRAST SHARPNESS VIDEO OUTPUT SELECT DWEEL TIME ORDER

SEQUENCING

MULTI MODE

VIDEO LOSS SKIP DATE & TIME HDD FREE SPACE

DISPLAY

RECORD STATUS TITLE REMOTE ID CH NUMBER

COVERT

LIVE COVERT PLAY COVERT TITLE DISPLAY

SPOT

SPOT MODE SPOT EVENT SCREEN

Initial value

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CH1~16 1~16 0 0 0 Enhanced COMPOSITE

3 sec (CH1 ~ 16)

CH1…→CH16→4DIV A…→ 4DIV E→9DIV A→9DIV B→

16DIV

4DIV : CH1,CH5,CH9,CH13 9DIV : CH8 ~ CH16 OFF ON ON ON ON ON CH1~16 OFF OFF ON MANUAL OFF

CH1~9 1~9 0 0 0 Enhanced COMPOSITE

3 sec (CH1 ~9)

CH1…→CH9→4DIV A→ 4DIV B→4DIV C→9DIV

4DIV : CH1,CH2,CH3,CH9

OFF ON ON ON ON ON CH1~9 OFF OFF No function available MANUAL OFF

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Record setup

Main menu Lower menu Initial value

RECORD MODE PROGRAM PRE EVENT DURATION

RECORD

PROGRAM PROGRAM K

POST EVENT DURATION REPEAT RECORD MODE WARNING LEVEL AUDIO

M&E PROGRAM K 3 sec 10 sec ON 5%

OFF

IMAGE SIZE 704 x 240(NTSC) SVR-1650 : M=5, Q=H, E=10, Q=S SVR-1640 : M=1, Q=H, E=3, Q=S SVR-950 : M=2, Q=H, E=3, Q=S

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Record program(SVR-1650)

Order

SIZE MANUAL QUALITY EVENT QUALITY SIZE MANUAL QUALITY EVENT QUALITY

704 X 480 5 S 7 S 704 X 576 5 S 6 S

704 X 480 3 S 4 S 704 X 576 3 S 5 S

704 X 480 5 H 7 S 704 X 576 5 H 6 S

704 X 480 3 H 4 H 704 X 576 3 H 5 H

704 X 480 1 H 3 H 704 X 576 1 H 3 H

704 X 240 10 S 15 S 704 X 288 10 S 15 S

704 X 240 5 S 20 S 704 X 288 5 S 20 S

704 X 240 3 S 10 S 704 X 288 3 S 10 S

704 X 240 10 H 20 S 704 X 288 10 H 20 S

NTSC PAL

704 X 240 10 H 15 S 704 X 288 10 H 15 S

704 X 240 5 H 10 S 704 X 288 5 H 10 S

704 X 240 5 H 10 H 704 X 288 5 H 10 H

704 X 240 3 H 5 H 704 X 288 3 H 5 H

704 X 240 5 M 15 S 704 X 288 5 M 15 S

704 X 240 3 M 10 H 704 X 288 3 M 10 H

352 X 240 30 S 30 S 352 X 288 25 S 25 S

352 X 240 20 H 20 S 352 X 288 15 H 15 S

352 X 240 10 H 15 H 352 X 288 10 H 15 H

352 X 240 25 M 25 S 352 X 288 20 M 20 S

352 X 240 10 M 10 H 352 X 28 8 10 M 10 H

■ Matters that require attention

-Initial value is currently set to K.

-Value that corresponds to the program above can be applied to all 16 channels.

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Record program(SVR-1640)

Order

SIZE MANUAL QUALITY EVENT QUALITY SIZE MANUAL QUALITY EVENT QUALITY

704 X 480 1 H 5 S 704 X 576 1 H 5 S

704 X 480 1 H 3 H 704 X 576 1 H 3 H

704 X 480 1 H 1 H 704 X 576 1 H 1 H

704 X 240 3 S 9 S 704 X 288 3 S 4 S

704 X 240 3 H 5 S 704 X 288 3 H 3 S

704 X 240 3 H 3 H 704 X 288 3 H 3 H

704 X 240 1 H 3 S 704 X 288 1 H 3 S

704 X 240 3 M 9 S 704 X 288 3 M 4 S

704 X 240 3 M 5 H 704 X 288 3 M 3 H

NTSC PAL

704 X 240 1 M 3 S 704 X 288 1 M 3 S

704 X 240 1 H 3 S 704 X 288 1 H 3 S

352 X 240 7 S 9 S 352 X 288 6 S 7 S

352 X 240 5 H 10 S 352 X 288 4 H 5 S

352 X 240 3 H 5 S 352 X 288 3 H 5 S

352 X 240 7 H 9 H 352 X 288 5 H 10 H

352 X 240 3 H 5 H 352 X 288 3 H 5 H

352 X 240 1 H 5 S 352 X 288 1 H 5 S

352 X 240 7 M 9 S 352 X 288 6 M 7 S

352 X 240 5 M 10 H 352 X 288 3 M 10 H

352 X 240 3 M 5 S 352 X 288 3 M 5 S

■ Matters that require attention

-Initial value is currently set to K.

-Value that corresponds to the program above can be applied to all 16 channels.

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Record program(SVR-950)

Order

SIZE MANUAL QUALITY EVENT QUALITY SIZE MANUAL QUALITY EVENT QUALITY

704 X 480 2 H 5 S 704 X 576 2 H 5 S

704 X 480 1 H 3 H 704 X 576 1 H 3 H

704 X 480 1 H 2 H 704 X 576 1 H 2 H

704 X 240 5 S 9 S 704 X 288 5 S 5 S

704 X 240 3 H 5 S 704 X 288 3 H 5 S

704 X 240 3 H 3 H 704 X 288 3 H 3 H

704 X 240 1 H 3 S 704 X 288 1 H 3 S

704 X 240 5 M 9 S 704 X 288 5 M 5 S

704 X 240 3 M 5 H 704 X 288 3 M 5 H

NTSC PAL

704 X 240 1 M 3 S 704 X 288 1 M 3 S

704 X 240 2 H 3 S 704 X 288 2 H 3 S

352 X 240 10 S 12 S 352 X 288 7 S 10 S

352 X 240 5 H 10 S 352 X 288 5 H 10 S

352 X 240 3 H 5 S 352 X 288 3 H 5 S

352 X 240 10 H 12 H 352 X 288 7 H 10 H

352 X 240 5 H 10 H 352 X 288 5 H 10 H

352 X 240 2 H 5 S 352 X 288 2 H 5 S

352 X 240 10 M 12 S 352 X 288 7 M 10 S

352 X 240 5 M 10 H 352 X 288 5 M 7 H

352 X 240 3 M 5 S 352 X 288 3 M 5 S

■ Matters that require attention

-Initial value is currently set to K.

-Value that corresponds to the program above can be applied to all 9 channels.

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Event setup

Main menu Lower menu Initial value

CHECK MESSAGE BUZZER SWITCH TO EVENT SCREEN

EVENT

RELAY SENSOR, MD, V-LOSS,POWER OFF

TEXT

EVENT DISPLAY MIN TIME EVENT DISPLAY MAX TIME TEXT MONITORING SENSOR TYPE

- CH1~16(SVR-1650/1640)

- CH1~9(SVR-950) MD CHANNEL

ALL AREA SET

SYNC CHANNEL DEVICE CHECK PROTOCOL LINES

OFF ON OFF OFF 3 sec 5 sec OFF NO

CH1~16(SVR-1650/1640) / CH1~9(SVR-950), ALL

CH1 NORMAL OFF 1

Communication

Main menu Lower menu Initial value

NETWORK

RS232

RS422/ 485

E-MAIL

TYPE DHCP IP ADDRESS SUBNET MASK GATEWAY DNS PORT SWR BAUD RATE DATA BIT PARITY BIT STOP BIT SYSTEM ID PORT TYPE BAUD RATE DATA BIT PARITY BIT STOP BIT E-MAIL CHECK TO SMTP SERVER AUTHENTICATION ID, PW

Ethernet OFF

000.000.000.000

255.255.255.000

000.000.000.000

000.000.000.000 4000 OFF 9600 8 NONE 1 0 PORT A 9600 8 NONE 1 OFF

OFF

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System setup

Main menu Lower menu Initial value

SYSTEM

HDD

PASSWORD

DATE-SETUP

PTZ

LANGUAGE KEY BUZZER DEFAULT FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD

REMOTE LIVE MODE (Function exclusively for SVR-1650)

REMOTE SETUP DVR ALIAS REMOTE ID LOAD/SAVE CONFIGURATION

HDD FORMAT HDD USER PASSWORD ADMIN PASSWORD SETUP POWER-ON POWER-OFF RECORD-OFF PLAY BUZZER IF CHECKING FAILS TIME SETUP DATE FORMAT DAYLIGHT SAVING CH NUMBER

CAMERA ID MODEL

ENGLISH ON

USER1 SINGLE

ENABLE

ALL LOAD

HDD1 22222222 11111111 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

YY/MM/DD OFF CH1~16 (SVR-1650/1640) / CH1~9 (SVR-950) 0 NONE

Main menu Lower menu Initial value

START-RECTIME

TIME

EVENT

LOG -

END-RECTIME SEARCH TIME CHANNEL EVENT TYPE

The first RECTIME in recording The latest RECTIME in recording Same as END RECTIME ALL ALL

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Copy

Main menu Lower menu Initial value

COPY

STATUS

1.NONE(GSA-H10N)

2.NONE

3.NONE

4.NONE NO DATA

Exit

Main menu Lower menu Initial value

SAVE DO NOT SAVE - -

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5.3 Operation description

DVR can be setup easily using the USB mouse.

 Operation using the mouse

Mouse Wheel

Left Button

9 Left button : Used to selelet menu, verify setup values and cancel the popup menu.of main

menu.

9 Right button : Used to Function or cancel popup menu. 9 Mouse wheel : Used to change setup values and display popup menu.

 Operation using the main body buttons

9 ◀▶ : Move the cursor to the left and to the right. 9 ▲▼ : Move the cursor up and down. 9 +, - : Used to increase or decrease the value to be setup. 9 Move the cursor and press the ENTER button to select the corresponding characters. 9 Press the ESC button to exit the current menu being setup. 9 To move between character rows, use the up/down arrow buttons.

 Operation using the remote controller

Right Button

9 Move left/right within the menu : Push the ◀ ▶ button. 9 Menu selection : Press the ENTER button. 9 Setup value modification : Press the (–) (+) button.

DVR does not support double-click of left mouse button.

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5.4 FUNCTION menu

5.4.1 LIVE/PLAY mode

For SINGLE mode setup in the LIVE screen, all LIVE functions are activated and displayed. For MULTI mode setup in the LIVE screen, D-ZOOM, PIP, PTZ are inactivated and cannot be setup.

MENU STATUS SPOT MULTI AUTO D-ZOOM PIP PTZ

PLAY/

STEP

PAUSE

If PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed, conversion to the PLAY screen occurs. For single screen mode

setup in the PLAY screen, PLAY functions SPOT, MULTI, D-ZOOM and PIP can be setup If PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed while in MULTI mode, D-ZOOM function cannot be setup.

STOP FAST DIR

5.4.2 FUNCTION operation description

MAIN

If MAIN button is pressed from FUNCTION-LIVE, the convenient setup screen, shown below, is displayed. If MAIN Menu setup is desired, press the MAIN button.

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STATUS

If STATUS button is clicked, information related to the system is displayed.

9 SYSTEM INFORMATION 1 : Displays video recording program status information.

9 SYSTEM INFORMATION 2 : Displays VERSION, IP ADDRESS, MAC ADDRESS and

AUDIO information.

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SVR-950

SPOT

If SPOT button is clicked, the SPOT setup screen is displayed. SPOT monitor can be used to view SINGLE or divided screen.

DISPLAY

If MULTI button is clicked, the MULTI setup screen is displayed. Main monitor can be used for live observation in SINGLE screen or divided screen.

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AUTO

If AUTO button is pressed, each channel and 4 DIVISION screen, 9 DIVISION screen and 16 DIVISION screen(SVR-950: 4 DIVISION screen, 9 DIVISION screen) are automatically converted and displayed in time interval which was setup in [Screen Setup]–[SEQUENCING] in the conversion menu.

In automatic screen conversion state, input from other buttons is not recognized.

Push the AUTO button and cancel the Automati c scree n conversion function before using other function buttons.

If an Event is generated and [EVENT]–[SWITCH TO EVENT SCREEN] is [ON] for [Event Setup], Automatic screen conversion function is halted for [EVENT DISPLAY MAX TIME] before resuming operation.

D-ZOOM

If D-ZOOM button is clicked, zoom function for the installed camera can be used.

PIP

If PIP button is clicked, screen within a screen can be viewed in SINGLE mode. PIP function can be setup for every 16 channels(SVR-950: 9 channels).

PTZ

If PTZ button is clicked, detailed PRESET setup and PAN, TILT, ZOOM function for the dome camera that has already been installed can be used.

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5.5 Menu screen description

Organization of the menu screen is as follows.

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Main menu

Sub menu

Setup items

Description of all menu screen setup value sele ction and modif ication is base d

9 Main menu : Main menu corresponding to each tab can be selected. 9 Sub menu : Lower menu that can be setup from the main menu can be selected. 9 Setup items : Setup items for the lower menu can be modified. 9 Useage method : Usage method for the selected menu. 9 Record setup may take some time. Please wait until it is completed.

Usage method

on the assumption that the mouse is used.

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5.6 Screen setup

If [Screen Setup] tab is clicked, lower menu related to [Screen Setup] is displayed as shown below. In screen setup, [SCREEN], [SEQUENCING], [DISPLAY], [COVERT], [SPOT] related setup values may be modified.

5.6.1 Screen

Select a channel among the 16 available(SVR-950: select a channel among the 9 available) and setup the channel name, brightness and contrast for that channel. Each channel can be setup separately like this.

9 TITLE : User can setup a title for each channel. A channel name consists of 8 characters

including the channel number.

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VIDEO OUTPUT SELECT

9 Enhanced COMPOSITE: May be selected when current mode is 'Enhanced VGA'. Both

COMPOSITE output and VGA output is possible and values from -9 to 9 may be setup for ‘CONTRAST'. In 'Enhanced COMPOSITE', image quality for VGA output may degrade slightly.

9 Enhanced VGA : May be selected when current mode is 'Enhanced COMPOSITE'. Only

VGA output is possible and values from -7 to 7 may be setup for ‘CONTRAST’. Better image quality than that for VGA output in 'Enhanced COMPOSITE' may be obtained.

When 'Enhanced VGA' is selected and VGA output cannot be viewed, press the

following keys in order from the DVR front panel to change to 'Enhanced COMPOSITE': ‘+’, ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’, ‘4’, ‘2’, ‘3’, ‘4’, ‘1’, ‘ENTER’

5.6.2 Sequencing

Automatic screen conversion function for the live screen can be setup. Channels are displayed after every set time interval, after automatic conversion, in the following order: [MULTI MODE]

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9 SEQ. CH NUMBER : Setup the screen display duration for each channel. Setup range is

Channel 1~16(SVR-950: channel 1~9), ALL.

9 DWELL TIME : Setup the conversion display duration. Setup range is SKIP, 1~99 sec.

SVR-1650/1640 SVR-950

9 ORDER : Setup whole channels that will be converted. 9 User defined screen

- 4DIV C : SVR-950 4DIV E : SVR-1650/1640 It sets the user defined screen with 4-partitioned segments for 4 channels.

- 9DIV B : It sets the user defined screen with 9-partitioned segments for 9 channels. (This function is not supported by a SVR-950 series.)

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VIDEO LOSS SKIP [ON/OFF] : If setup as[ON], channels without image signals

will be skipped automatically and only channels with image signals will be displayed in the screen.

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5.6.3 Display

Information to be displayed on the live screen can be selected.

9 DATE & TIME [ON/OFF] : If setup as [ON], current time is displayed in the live screen. 9 HDD FREE SPACE [ON/OFF] : If setup as [ON], remaining capacity for the mounted hard

disk drive is displayed.

9 RECORD STATUS [ON/OFF] : If setup as [ON], video recording status display([NNNN])

is displayed in the upper right area of the screen during video recording.

9 TITLE [ON/OFF] : If setup as [ON], titles for Channel 1∼16(SVR-950: channel 1~9), set

by the user in the channel name lower menu, is displayed in the live screen.

9 REMOTE ID [ON/OFF] : If setup as [ON], ID number of the remote controller is

displayed on the screen.

For details on video recording status display, refer to ‘5.4 Record setup’.

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5.6.4 Covert

One channel among the 16 available(SVR-950: among the 9channel) may be selected to setup the image hiding function.

9 LIVE COVERT : If image hiding is turned ON, image is not shown for live screen as in

V-LOSS and privacy can be protected.

9 PLAYBACK COVERT : If Playback Covert is turned ON, recorded images stored in HDD

cannot be played back.

5.6.5 SPOT

Setup items for the SPOT monitor.

9 TITLE DISPLAY : Determines if title is to be displayed in the SPOT monitor.

(This function is not supported by a SVR-950 series.)

9 SPOT MODE : For MANUAL setup, screen channel is converted by the button located in

front of the product. For SEQUENCE setup, screen is converted automatically in setup order to the SPOT monitor.

9 SPOT EVENT SCREEN : If setup as ON and an event is generated, it is converted to that

screen.

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5.7 Record setup

If the mouse is moved over the [Record Setup] tab, a video recording related lower menu is displayed as shown below. If ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, is pressed or if lower level menu is selected with the mouse, detailed items may be viewed.

5.7.1 Record mode

Record mode setups manual and scheduled recording mode.

9 M & E : Manual setup. If REC button is pressed, video recording is carried out. 9 S & E : Video recording is carried out automatically according to the setup reserved schedule. 9 PRE EVENT DURATION : The amount of time before an event is setup and automatic

video recording is carried out for this amount of time.

9 POST EVENT DURATION : The amount of time after an event is setup and automatic

video recording is carried out for this amount of time.

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9 REPEAT RECORD MODE : If HDD capacity is used up during video recording, recording

will by continued by overwriting the data at the front of the HDD.

ON: If there is no more space left in the HDD, repetitive video recording will be

carried out by over writing the oldest data.

OFF: If there is no more space left in the HDD, video recording will be halted.

9 WARNING LEVEL : If available space in the hard disk drive reaches the setup percentage, a

warning message will be displayed to the user. Possible setup range is 1 ∼ 10% and 5∼10% is generally used.

9 AUDIO : Select whether to store voice information.

Scheduled video recording mode can be used to setup the date and time when video recording will be carried out automatically.

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5.7.2 Record program

SVR-1650/1640 SVR-950

[PROGRAM] can be used to adjust the FRAME RATE, QUALITY and RESOLUTION to setup video recording for M&E and S&E. A program may be selected or directly setup depending on the desired number of frames and resolution. For event recording, setup is possible for up to the maximum number of frames that can be stored in one channel. If events occur in more than two channels, the number of frames recorded can be adjusted automatically.

Video recording quality can be setup as Low, Middle, High or Super. When an event occurs, an image quality above High is recommended.

M : Manual, Q : Quality, E : Event, Q : Quality

Program : Each video recording quality and channel values have A~T program.

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5.7.3 Recording time table

Installed Hard disk : 250G

<NTSC> unit:(days) <PAL> unit:(days)

704×480 SUPER HIGH MID LOW

fps

120 2 3 4 8

80 3 4 6 13 100 2 3 4 9 64 3 5 8 16 50 3 6 9 17 30 7 11 17 34 25 7 12 17 35 16 13 21 32 63 16 11 18 27 54

8 25 42 63 126 8 22 36 54 108 4 51 84 126 253 4 43 72 108 217

704×240 SUPER HIGH MID LOW

fps

240 2 3 4 8 180 2 4 6 11 200 2 3 4 9 120 3 6 8 17 100 3 6 9 17

60 7 11 17 34 50 7 12 17 35 32 13 21 32 63 32 11 18 27 54 16 25 42 63 126 16 22 36 54 108

8 51 84 126 253 8 43 72 108 217 4 101 169 253 506 4 87 144 217 433

352×240 SUPER HIGH MID LOW

fps

480 2 3 4 8 320 3 4 6 13 400 2 3 4 9 240 3 6 8 17 200 3 6 9 17 120 7 11 17 34 100 6 12 17 35

64 13 21 32 63 48 13 24 36 72 32 25 42 63 126 32 19 36 54 108 16 51 84 126 253 16 38 72 108 217

8 101 169 253 506 8 76 144 217 433 4 202 337 506 1011 4 152 289 433 867

15.0 9.0 6.0 3.0

7.5 4.5 3.0 1.5

3.8 2.3 1.5 0.8

This ‘Recording time table’ is about SVR-1650.

Maximum video recording frame rate of SVR-1640/950 is 704x480 : 30fps, 704x240 : 60fps, 352x240 : 120fps

704×576 SUPER HIGH MID LOW

fps

640×288 SUPER HIGH MID LOW

fps

320×288 SUPER HIGH MID LOW

fps

17.5KB 10.5KB 7.0KB 3.5KB

8.8KB 5.3KB 3.5KB 1.8KB

5.0KB 2.6KB 1.8KB 0.9KB

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5.8 Event setup

For event video recording, a lower menu like the one shown below can be setup. If ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, is pressed or if lower level menu is selected with the mouse, detailed items may be viewed.

5.8.1 Event

9 CHECK : Setup whether to check and store

events. [Application time setup] will be activated only if [Event application time] is setup as [Time application ].

9 MESSAGE [ON/OFF] : Select whether to

display event items on screen with text.

9 BUZZER : Select whether to sound the buzzer

when an alarm is generated.

9 SWITCH TO EVENT SCREEN : Setup

whether to convert the screen to the

corresponding channel when an event occurs.

9 EVENT DISPLAY MIN TIME : Min. retention time for the screen when an event occurs

(Amount of time to ignore an event if consecutive events are generated) is set within 0 ∼ 5 seconds.

9 EVENT DISPLAY MAX TIME : Max. retention time for the screen when an event occurs is

set within 0 ∼ 99 seconds or allways. [Maintain current state] During setup, display the screen in which the event was generated continuously.

9 TEXT MONITORING : Determine whether to save characters input from external devices

through RS-232.

9 SENSOR TYPE : Setup the sensor type for the channel.(NO/NC)

NO : Open type (Normal Open) sensor.

NC : Closed type (Normal Close) sensor. [Max. retention time] cannot be setup with a smalle r value than [Min. retention time].

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5.8.2 Motion detection

Analyze the image input by the camera to detect motion. If any change is detected, it is counted as an event.

9 MD CHANNER : Setup the channel for

which motion detection will be carried out.

9 MD SETUP : Setup whether to detect motion

for channel that will be used for motion detection.

9 AREA SETUP : Setup motion detection for

each channel and specify the sensitivity and area with the mouse.

9 AREA DISPLAY : If motion is detected, area

related to motion can be displayed.

Area selection can be carried out by clicking the mouse icon on the screen or by

turning the shuttle ring on the product to the right. To cancel, rotate the shuttle ring to the left.

Press the right button of mouse or ESC button on the f ront panel to go back to the main me nu

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5.8.3 Relay

If an event occurs, alarm for sensor, motion detection, loss video and power supply can be generated through the output device connected to the RELAY OUT terminal in the back of the product.

Blinking green box indicates the state before selection. After selection, it turns

yellow.

5.8.4 TEXT

This setup allows material input with equipment like a POS System to be viewed with DVR equipment. To match protocol with the input equipment, HEADER and DELIMITER are assigned and line to output to the screen is setup.

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5.9 Communication setup

Setup items needed to connect a computer to a network. Communication setup screen is as shown below. If ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, is pressed or if lower level menu is selected with the mouse, detailed items may be viewed.

5.9.1 NETWORK

You are recommended to reboot your DVR when changing the type of

communication line. Especially, when switching to Ethernet from xDSL or DHCP, first switch the line type to Ethernet and the save the changes. Then, reboot your DVR. When rebooting is completed, make sure to check whether the line has been successfully switched to an Ethernet-type. After that, enter the IP Address that you want to use.

9 IP ADDRESS : Input the [IP address ]

obtained from the internet service company of the user.

9 DHCP [ON/OFF] : Select whether to get the

IP address automaticcally using the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.

9 TYPE [Ethernet/xDSL] : Select the network

type connected to the DVR.

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9 SUBNET MASK : Input the [SUBNET MASK] address obtained from the internet service

company of the user.

9 GATEWAY : Input the [GATEWAY] address obtained from the internet service company of

the user.

9 DNS : Input the [DNS] address obtained from the internet service company of the user. 9 PORT : [PORT] assigned when connecting to a computer can be changed. If port is changed

in the DVR, When the network setup is changed, it takes time to setup the network module again. Connect after 1~2 minutes. Port number can be setup depending on network conditions (firewall etc.). DEFAULT PORT : 4000

9 SWR : If the product is connected to a cable modem or a xDSL modem, IP address will

change each time connection to ISP (User’s communicaton company server) is attempted. In this case, the user will not know the changed IP address. If a product using a floating IP is registered on the SWR server, the changed IP can be found when attempting connection with the product. To register an IP address on the SWR, setup [SWR] item to ON. Changed IP address can be verified from FUNCTION-STATUS (SYSTEM INFORMATION 2).

5.9.2 RS-232

Setup items needed to connect with the computer connected to the product through the serial port.

9 BAUD RATE : Setup the data transmission speed per second. 9 DATA BIT : Setup the data transmission bit. 9 PARITY BIT : Setup the error check method for data transmission. 9 STOP BIT : Setup bit to include when data transmission has been completed.

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5.9.3 RS-422/485

Setup items needed to connect the product with surveillance equipment like camera and CCTV.

9 SYSTEM ID : Setup ID for DVR main body when connecting the product with equipment

like a controller.

9 PORT TYPE: Setup type of port to use.

-PORT A: Connect the SCC-3100A controller.

-PORT B: Connect the speed dome.

-Control method

-Controller : Connect PORT A and controller with RS422/485.. Setup the SYSTEM ID corresponding to the connected SCC-3100A. (Refer to page 28)

-Speed dome : Connect PORT B and speed dome with RS422/485. After moving SYSTEM → PTZ, setup protocol for each channel and the

ID for the speed dome. (Refer to page 89)

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5.9.4 E-MAIL

The manager can verify details related to the generated event through the email.

9 E-MAIL CHECK : If turned [ON], E-MAIL notice function is activated. 9 to .… : Setup the E-MAIL address to receive a transmission if an event occurs.

.. Ex) to : user@yahoo.com

9 SMTP SERVER : This is a standard protocal for transmitting e-mail and used to prevent

e-mail from spam mail. You must have a User ID for using e-mail. Ex) SMTP SERVER : kornet.net

9 AUTHENTICATION: Used during user account registration.

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5.10 System setup

System setup screen is as shown below. If ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, is pressed or if lower level menu is selected with the mouse, detailed items may be viewed.

5.10.1 System

9 LANGUAGE : Select a language for the menu screen. 9 KEY BUZZER [ON/OFF] : Select whether to generate sound for key strokes when using the

remote controller or when manipulating keys.

9 DEFAULT : Use to get back the initial setup

values the product was shipped with.

9 If [Yes] is selected from the following screen,

it will be initialized.

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9 LOAD/SAVE CONFIGURATION 9 LOAD: Call the setup file stored in the USB Memory Stick and change the DVR setup value. 9 SAVE: Store the DVR setup value in the USB Memory Stick

This function is not compatible between SVR-1650, SVR-1640 and SVR-950.

May not be compatible with other firmware versions. Firmware version may be verified by pressing the "FUNC" button in front of the DVR. USB Memory Stick formatted in FAT32 format may not work.

9 FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD : Setup the location to download firmware for upgrading the

product software.

9 If [Yes] is selected from the following screen, it will be upgraded.

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9 REMOTE LIVE MODE : Used to determine the resolution of each channel on network

board.(This mode is supported in only SVR-1650.)

9 REMOTE SETUP[ON/OFF] : Used to determine remote setup mode. 9 DVR ALIAS : Used to identify network name. 9 REMOTE ID : Used to setup REMOTE ID numbers.

In general a user cannot upgrade. Upgrade must be carried out by a certified

The resolution and framerate of REMOTE LIVE MODE is different according to

expert.

Recording Setup (SVR-1640/950)

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5.10.2 HDD

HDD setups information for the mounted hard disk drive. Basic information related to HDD is displayed on the screen. Information for up to 4 hard disk drives can be viewed.

9 HDD FORMAT : Select whether to format the built-in, fixed HDD. If ‘YES' is clicked in the

confirmation dialog window, formatting is carried out.

9 HDD : Setup can be for HDD1~HDD4 or ALL. Selection of HDD for format and

information for the selected item will be displayed.

9 If HDD FORMAT button is pressed, a dialog box verifying whether to format is displayed.

If HDD is initialized (formatted), all information stored in the disk is deleted.

(Initialization is not possible during video recording.)

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5.10.3 Password

Setup password for user and manager to give authorization needed to use the product and to modify the setup. If ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, is pressed or if lower level menu is selected with the mouse, detailed items may be viewed.

9 USER PASSWORD : Setup the user password. Passwords can only be setup using the buttons

on DVR. Mouse cannot be used to setup passwords.

9 ADMIN PASSWORD : Setup the manager password (Mouse cannot be used) 9 SETUP [ON/OFF] : Select whether to input the password during setup..

9 POWER-ON [ON/OFF] : Select whether to input the password when product is turned ON. 9 POWER-OFF [ON/OFF] : Select whether to input the password when product is turned

OFF.

9 RECORD-OFF : Select whether remote setup on the network is possible. 9 BUZZER IF CHECKING FAILS : If wrong password is entered three times, the buzzer will

go off.

System user authorization

– Manager : All system setup is allowed. – User : Only access through the network is allowed.

Password at the time of factory shipping

– Manager : Modification is possible after enteri ng the number 1 eight ti mes. – User : Modification is possible after entering the number 2 eight times.

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5.10.4 Date setup

It is used to setup date and time for the product. When setup is completed and stored, it is displayed on the live screen.

9 TIME SETUP : Setup the time. From the dialog box shown above, use the mouse wheel or

the buttons on the front of the product to modify the setup value. Then select [SET] to make the assignment.

9 DATE FORMAT : Setup format to use for date notation. Select from [year/month/day],

[month/day/year], [day/month/year].

9 DAYLIGHT SAVING : Setup whether to apply daylight savings time.

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5.10.5 PTZ

If dome camera has been installed, camera ID can be assigned and setup for each channel to use the PAN, TILT, ZOOM functions.

9 CH NUMBER : For camera connected to

each channel, assign an ID and setup the camera model.

9 CAMERA ID : User can assign an ID

between 0 ~ 255 for each camera.

9 MODEL[None/SPD/PELCO(D)

/PANASONIC/SCC/SRX] : Select the manufacturer for the connected camera. Signal input from a camera is different for each manufacturer. Please setup accurately for the corresponding model.

Models that can be used.

– Samsung : SPD(SPD-2200, 2300, 2500, 3000, 33 00), SRX- 100 B – Pelco(D) : Speed dome using Pelco ‘D’ protocol – Panasonic : WV-CS854 – SCC : SCC-641/643

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5.11 Video recording search

For video recording search, time, event and log file retrieval functions are provided. If ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, is pressed or if lower level menu is selected with the mouse, detailed items may be viewed.

5.11.1 Time search

If a desired date and time that is within the range for dates and times the recordings were made is setup and [OK] button is pressed, the video recording can be reproduced and viewed.

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5.11.2 Event search

Retrieval by event types including loss video, sensor and motion detection is possible.

Items selected during event search can be played back. If ESC key is pressed

during playback, retu rns to the ev ent search window.

5.11.3 Log search

Log history for generated events can be verified.

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5.12 Copy

If a storage medium is connected, video recorded images may be copied to the storage devices. If ‘ENTER’ key, located in the front of DVR, is pressed or if lower level menu is selected with the mouse, detailed items may be viewed.

If USB and DVD+RW/CD-RW storage is inserted, a screen like the one shown below is displayed.

9 STATUS : Progress status for the current copy operation is displayed.

Pl ease use recommended media. Refer to page 41 for details.

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5.13 Exit

Modified setup values are applied when they are verified after the Save button is pressed.

9 As shown in the screen below, when setup has been modified and [SAVE] is pressed, the

setup functions are applied. The setup functions can be cancelled by pressing “Do NOT SAVE”.

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6.1 Introduction

DVR network viewer is integrated management software. DVR network viewer can monitor multiple DVRs installed in remote areas in real time. Characteristics of DVR network viewer are as follows.

 Management of multiple number of DVRs is possible  Function to monitor and record images of up to 5 DVRs in real time .  Provides a wide variety of search methods for recorded content  GUI screen automatic change depending on user PC resolution  Provides separate Manager/Backup program for the viewer  Single and 4, 9, 16 divided screen function  Provides PTZ camera control and event real time sensing function

6.1.1 System requirements

 Pentium IV 3.0Ghz or higher (Hyper threading recommended)  HDD capacity: Minimum of 120G recommended  O/S: Microsoft Windows 2000/XP or higher  RAM: Over 512MB recommended  Video card: Memory over 128M  Monitor: Resolution higher than 1,024×768 (1,280×1,024 recommended)  LAN card: 10/100 Base-T network card  Sound Card

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6.1.2 Program installation

Program installation from the CD

Insert the CD provided with the DVR in the CD-ROM drive and execute ‘DVR ViewSetup.exe’ in the DVR Viewer folder. DVR Viewer will be installed automatically in the PC. Basic path to the execution file is as follows.

C:₩Program File₩SAMSUNG TECHWIN₩DVR Viewer₩

Program installation from the website

Viewer program can be downloaded by connecting to http://www.samsungcctv.com and going to ‘SUPPORT-DOWNLOAD-CCTV’.

Copy the automatic compressed file Setup.exe in My computer desktop screen and double click the Setup.exe file to uncompress the file to the desired directory.

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6.2 DVR MANAGER Function

To monitor local and remotely connected DVR images from the client PC, through the DVR Viewer, values must be properly setup from the SVR main body.

DVR server addition

Click the DVR Manager.exe file and enter the password. For Group item, adding a new group from the local network, modifying the name for an existing group and deleting a group is possible.

Password for initial execution is setup as admin. To change the password, press

the Password Change button, enter the current p assword and chan ge to a new password.

9 Click the Add button in the DVR. 9 If the Search button is pressed, a list of DVR newly connected to the Local network or DVR

that has changed the IP can be viewed.

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9 If newly connected DVR is selected, server information is displayed in the new DVR

information.

9 Group, name and password are setup. As in remote location DVR installation, if DVR search

is not possible, IP and MAC setup in the DVR main body must be entered accurately.

9 If Append button is selected, it is appended to the tree on the left side.

9 If IP for a registered DVR is changed, a list is later displayed if the Find button is clicked. 9 If list for modified IPs is selected, the Information Modify button is activated. 9 If Search button is clicked, registered IPs are changed to new IPs.

Port is f ixed to 4000 sinc e current modi fied values are not reflec ted.

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Added DVR server validation

9 After selecting the DVR which has been added from the left tree, press Modify in the DVR. 9 Information receive/apply/delete button is displayed. 9 If the function is successfully executed after clicking the Get Info button, the authorization

content changes from ‘Not validated’ to ‘Admin’ or ‘Guest’.

9 If Apply is selected after information receive is carried out, the content is saved. 9 List that has not been validated cannot be connected from the viewer. 9 If the viewer is executed and the DVR is selected and then connected, an image is displayed.

DVR main body ADMIN PASSWORD and USER PASSWORD must match.

DVR server setup

Some of the functions in the menu that can be setup from the DVR main body can be setup through the ‘DVR Manager’. Items setup here are reflected in the main body and operated.

During menu setup from the DVR main body, the DVR server setup function

cannot be used through the viewer.

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