Samsung SVR-960C, SVR-945, SVR-1660C, SVR-480, SVR-1645 User Manual 2

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a Samsung SVR series digital video recorder.

This manual is for SVR-3200, SVR-1680C, SVR-1660C, SVR-1645, SVR-960C, SVR-945,

SVR-480. 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 copyright law.

With the exception of copying for general use within fair use, copying and reprinting the user

manual, either partially or in entirety, or translating it into another language without the consent

of Samsung Techwin, Inc. is strictly prohibited.

This specification may change without prior notice for improvement of product performance.

Product Warranty and Limits of Responsibility

The manufacturer does not assume any responsibility concerning the sale of this product and

does not delegate any right to any third party to take any responsibility on its behalf. The

product warranty does not cover cases of accidents, negligence, alteration, misuse or abuse.

No warranty is offered for any attachments or parts not supplied by the manufacturer.

The warranty period for this product is for 3 years from the date of purchase. The following

cases are not covered by the warranty and payment is required for repairs.

 Malfunctions due to negligence by the user

 Deliberate disassembly and replacement by the user

 Connection of a power source other than a properly rated power source

 Malfunctions caused by natural disasters (fire, flood, tidal wave, etc.)

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

 ※ The warranty period for the HDD and Fan is one year after purchase.

Warranty only refers to the warranty covering products that have been paid for.

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After the expiration of the warranty period (3 years), examination and repair will be provided for

a fee. Even during the warranty period, repair and examination of items outside the warranty

scope will require payment.

This product is not for exclusive use of crime prevention but for assistance in cases as
fire or theft. We take no responsibility for damage from any incident.

Experience and technical skills are needed for the installation of this product as an improper

installation may cause fire, electric shocks, or defects. Any installation job should be performed

by the vendor you purchased this product from.

This manual is authored SVR-3200, SVR-1680C, SVR-1660C, SVR-1645, SVR-960C, SVR-945,

SVR-480 according to firmware version 1.8.0

The content of this manual may differ according to Firmware or Software upgrades, and the

standard and appearance of the product is changeable without prior notice to users.

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Contents

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

Product Warranty and Limits of Responsibility ............................................................ 1

Chapter 1. Safety Precautions ....................................................... 4

1.1 Explaining the Symbols ................................................................................. 4

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

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

2.1 Components ............................................................................................. 12

2.2 Description of product ................................................................................. 13

2.2.1 Front view .......................................................................................... 13

2.2.2 Rear Part ........................................................................................... 23

2.2.3 Remote control ................................................................................... 29

Chapter 3. Installation .................................................................. 31

3.1 Installation & Connection ............................................................................. 31

3.1.1 Basic connection and operation .............................................................. 31

3.2 OSD Menu structure & Operation .................................................................. 33

3.2.2 Remote control setup & basic operation ................................................... 34

3.2.3 Example of installation structure ............................................................. 36

3.2.4 Basic setup ........................................................................................ 37

3.3 Using input/output terminals ......................................................................... 41

3.3.4 External Storage connections ................................................................. 56

3.3.5 Remote monitoring & control .................................................................. 63

Trouble Shooting .......................................................................... 65

Compatible HDD List .................................................................... 67

Compatible Media List .................................................................. 67

Specification ................................................................................. 67

Dimensions ................................................................................... 71

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Chapter 1. Safety Precautions

1.1 Explaining the Symbols

Warning

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

death.

 Before installation

9 Verify the supplied voltage (AC100V~AC240V) before connecting to 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 by qualified personnel or system installer.

Opening the product cover may cause an electric shock.

9 Do not plug multiple appliances into a single power outlet. Doing so may cause fire.

9 Do not place dishes holding water or heavy objects on the product. Doing so may

cause a malfunction.

9 Do not use in areas where inflammable substances such as propane gas or gasoline

or high amount of dust is present. Doing so may cause an explosion or fire.

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 conductive materials do not enter the cooling ventilator opening.

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

may cause an electric shock or fire.

9 Improper replacement of the built-in battery by other types of batteries may cause

explosion. The batter must be replaced by the same battery type. Also, expired

batteries may cause pollution and must be disposed of with care.

9 Do not place the battery in fire or in extreme heat. Also, do not dissect or disassemble

the battery.

9 Recharge the batteries for the remote controller.

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 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, paint 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.

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

 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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Samsung Techwin cares for the environment at all product

manufacturing stages, and is taking a number of steps to provide

customers with more environmentally friendly products. The Eco

mark represents Samsung Techwin’s will to create environmentally

friendly products, and indicates that the product satisfies the EU

RoHS Directive.

FCC Compliance Statement

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

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial

environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to

radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

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

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.

Correct Disposal of Batteries in this Product
(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with
separate battery return systems.)

This marking on the battery, manual or packaging indicates that the batteries in this

product should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their

working life. Where marked, the chemical symbols Hg, Cd or Pb indicate that the

battery contains mercury, cadmium or lead above the reference levels in EC

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Directive 2006/66. If batteries are not properly disposed of, these substances can cause harm to

human health or the environment. To protect natural resources and to promote material reuse,

please separate batteries from other types of waste and recycle them through your local, free battery

return system. The rechargeable battery incorporated in this product is not user replaceable.

For information on its replacement, please contact your service provider.

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Chapter 2. Summary

This unit is a digital video recording and playback device to record image and video input

from 32/16/9 channels to its built-in hard disk. The buttons on the front of the unit as well

as the mouse and GUI allow easy setup and operation.

The Samsung SVR series of digital video recorders (DVRs) provide additional safety and

security to banks, apartment buildings and complexes, government offices as well as

other public, private and commercial facilities. Recorded high-quality video and images

are stored on hard disk for later retrieval or playback. Real time functionality delivers

users with the ability to simultaneously record multiple channels, playback video, and

copy video. A few of the more advanced user-conveniences include motion detection,

Pan/Tilt/Zoom controls (PTZ), password protection, real time audio recording, event lists,
and log files.

2.1 Features

Monitoring Screen

The monitoring screen supports vivid, high-definition live visual feed from each channel and

provides multiple screens.

 Real time MPEG-4 visual output (480 frames)

 Multiple split-screen monitoring modes

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C/1645: Single, 4, 9, 10, 16

SVR-960C/945: Single, 4, 9

SVR-480 : Single, 4

 Automatic Screen Switching (AUTO)

 Supports various monitor output modes

SVR-3200: 4 Composite, 2 VGA

SVR-1680C: 4 Composite, 1 VGA

SVR-1660C/1645/960C/945/480: 2 Composite, 1 VGA

 Pan/Tilt, Digital Zoom, PIP (Picture-In-Picture), The PIP function will be available with

a firmware upgrade in the future.

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Audio Recording

SVR series DVRs provide real time audio recording.

 Simultaneous recording of 16/9/4 channels of audio in real time

SVR-3200/1680C/1600/1645 : Input - 16 channels (4 RCA in rear, 12 D-SUB),

Output - 1 in rear, SVR-960C/945 : 9 channels (4 RCA in rear, 5 D-SUB),

Output - 1 in rear, SVR-480 : 4 channels (4RCA), Output – 1 in rear

 Supports simultaneous recording and playback

Video Recording

The product is capable of storing visual image data as high resolution MPEG-4 video at up

to 480 frames per second, as well as pre-emptively initiating recording sequences up to five

seconds prior to an event. The COVERT feature (concealment of private visual data) helps

to protect privacy.

 High quality real time MPEG-4 recording

 Three screen-resolution levels for improved control over data sizes

 Multi-recording for manual and scheduled events

 Simultaneous recording/playback/backup/networking

 Easily accessible options for channel-specific resolution and motion detection ranges

 Per-second frame rates (up to 30 frames per channel) are user customizable

SVR-3200 Half D1 : NTSC (704x240) 960fps, PAL (704x288) 800fps

SVR-1680C D1 : NTSC (704x480) 480fps, PAL (704x576) 400fps

SVR-1660C/1645 CIF : NTSC (352x240) 480fps, PAL (352x288) 400fps

SVR-960C/945 CIF : NTSC (352x240) 270fps, PAL (352x288) 225fps

SVR-480 D1 : NTSC (704x480) 120fps, PAL (704x576) 100fps

 Manual and scheduled recording

 Video signal loss detection

 Event logs (sensors, D-I/O, video loss, motion detection, text)

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 Each channel supports pre-emptive recording sequences up to 5 seconds prior to an

actual event

Search/Playback

Various search and playback options are offered for the user’s convenience.

 Playback by time, date and channel

 Mouse interface increases data searchability

 Forward/backward search while playback is paused

 Playback by event log entry (sensor, video loss, motion detection and text)

 Remote controller and Jog/Shuttle further improve searching (The SVR-

 960C/945/480 models do not support Jog/Shuttle.)

 Full-frame playback (Available in SVR-3200/1680C/1660C only)

Data Storage

The hard disk included with the product is for data storage. If desired, recorded data can be

backed up or stored to DVD-R, CD-R or a USB storage device.

 The built-in hard disk is provided as primary storage

 Multiple portable data storage media are supported: DVD-R, CD-R and USB

 ※ Refer to the appendix on the back of the manual regarding compatible media types.

 Hard disk expansion device (external recording device): SVS-5E (optional) External

hard disk expansion is supported with the SVS-5E (Available for purchase separately)

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Networking

The product supports LAN, xDSL and other networking capabilities. Combined with the PC

interface client, the core features of the device can be easily remotely controlled.

 E-mails can be sent via TCP/IP or DHCP upon an event trigger

 Remote live visual feed (single or 4 section split-screen)

 PC playback, storage, search and DVR control functions via Network Viewer

 Remote recording, search and playback scheduling

 Supports 10/100Mbps Ethernet/xDSL

 Multiple DVR connections

Miscellaneous

 User-friendly GUI and mouse interface

 Simplified firmware upgrades through USB

 Visual data recording and backup to USB

 Supports PTZ control (SPEED DOME), Coax, PRESET

 Multilingual support: Korean, English, Italian, Spanish, Japanese

 Single remote controller to control 16 DVRs

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2.1 Components

Please check the included accessories as follows.

AC CORD

SATA Cable

DVR Quickguide

Remote Controller

HDD Mount Screw

SNM-128S Quickguide

Program CD

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Rackmount & Screw

For the SVR-945, a switched-mode power supply (SMPS) power cord is included, while a stand

is included instead of the standard rack mount. SVR-480 does not include rack mount & Screw.

AC CORD & SMPS

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2.2 Description of product

2.2.1 Front view

2.2.1.1 SVR-3200

No. Classification Function

DVD-Multi for

1

copying

2 Channel LED Shows the data input and event operation status

3 JOG/SHUTTLE

4 Channel button Selects channel in live feed or playback

5 AUTO Starts or stops user defined sequences.

6 MULTI Changes split-screen sections for live video feeds or

7 MENU Navigates into the Menu.

8 SEARCH Starts Search mode.

9 REC button Starts or stops manual recording

For copying recorded video and images to DVD/CD

optical media.

Jog can adjust setting values, control the STEP function,

navigate through the menu, and adjust the playback

speed and direction. Shuttle controls PTZ.

playback.

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REC lamp Lit when recording.

HDD lamp Lit when HDD is working.

NETWORK lamp Lit when network is connected.

EVENT lamp Lit when an event is detected.

COPY lamp Indicates copying operation.

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PLAY lamp Lit when copying.

11 Power button Turns on or off the device.

12 ESC button The Escape button navigates up the menu tree and

closes dialog windows.

13 COPY Starts Copy mode.

14 FUNC Starts Function mode.

15 MONITOR Cycles through from Monitor 1 to 4.

16 PTZ Starts or ends PTZ function.

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USB ports for external devices (mouse, USB memory

USB1, USB2

stick).

18 PLAY/ENTER Start playback or select an item on the menu.

19

◀/REW

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the reverse playback speed.

20

▶/FWD

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the forward playback speed.

31 ▲/PAUSE Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

pauses live or recorded video.

▼/STOP Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, stops

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2.2.1.2 SVR-1680C, SVR-1660C, SVR-1645

No. Classification Function

DVD-Multi for

1

copying

2 Channel LED Shows the data input and event operation status

3 JOG/SHUTTLE

4 Channel button Selects channel in live feed or playback

5 AUTO Starts or stops user defined sequences.

6 MULTI Changes split-screen sections for live video feeds or

7 MENU Navigates into the Menu.

8 SEARCH Starts Search mode.

9 REC button Starts or stops manual recording

REC lamp Lit when recording.

HDD lamp Lit when HDD is working.

For copying recorded video and images to DVD/CD

optical media.

Jog can adjust setting values, control the STEP function,

navigate through the menu, and adjust the playback

speed and direction. Shuttle controls PTZ.

playback.

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NETWORK lamp Lit when network is connected.

EVENT lamp Lit when an event is detected.

COPY lamp Indicates copying operation.

PLAY lamp Lit when copying.

11 Power button Turns on or off the device.

12 ESC button The Escape button navigates up the menu tree and

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closes dialog windows.

13 COPY Starts Copy mode.

14 FUNC Starts Function mode.

15 MONITOR Cycles through from Monitor 1 to 4 : SVR-1680C,

Switches from main and sub monitor : SVR-1660C,

SVR-1645

16 PTZ Starts or ends PTZ function.

17

USB ports for external devices (mouse, USB memory

USB1, USB2

stick).

18 PLAY/ENTER Start playback or select an item on the menu.

19

◀/REW

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the reverse playback speed.

20

▶/FWD

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the forward playback speed.

31 ▲/PAUSE Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

pauses live or recorded video.

▼/STOP Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, stops

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2.2.1.3 SVR-960C

No. Classification Function

DVD-Multi fo

1

copying

2 Channel LED Shows the data input and event operation status

3 Channel button Selects channel in live feed or playback

4 AUTO Starts or stops user defined sequences.

5 MULTI Changes split-screen sections for live video feeds or

6 MENU Navigates into the Menu.

7 SEARCH Starts Search mode.

8 REC button Starts or stops manual recording

REC lamp Lit when recording.

HDD lamp Lit when HDD is working.

NETWORK lamp Lit when network is connected.

9

EVENT lamp Lit when an event is detected.

COPY lamp Indicates copying operation.

For copying recorded video and images to DVD/CD

optical media.

playback.

PLAY lamp Lit when copying.

10 Power button Turns on or off the device.

11 ESC button The Escape button navigates up the menu tree and

closes dialog windows.

12 COPY Starts Copy mode.

13 FUNC Starts Function mode.

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14 MONITOR Switches from main and sub monitor

15 PTZ Starts or ends PTZ function.

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USB ports for external devices (mouse, USB memory

USB1, USB2

stick).

17 PLAY/ENTER Start playback or select an item on the menu.

18

◀/REW

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the reverse playback speed.

19

▶/FWD

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the forward playback speed.

20 ▲/PAUSE Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

pauses live or recorded video.

▼/STOP Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, stops

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playback.

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2.2.1.4 SVR-945

No. Classification Function

1 Channel LED Shows the data input and event operation status

2 Channel button Selects channel in live feed or playback

3 AUTO Starts or stops user defined sequences.

4 MULTI Changes split-screen sections for live video feeds or

playback.

5 MENU Navigates into the Menu.

6 SEARCH Starts Search mode.

7 REC button Starts or stops manual recording

REC lamp Lit when recording.

HDD lamp Lit when HDD is working.

8

NETWORK lamp Lit when network is connected.

EVENT lamp Lit when an event is detected.

COPY lamp Indicates copying operation.

PLAY lamp Lit when copying.

9 Power button Turns on or off the device.

10 ESC button The Escape button navigates up the menu tree and

closes dialog windows.

11 COPY Starts Copy mode.

12 FUNC Starts Function mode.

13 MONITOR Switches from main and sub monitor

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14 PTZ Starts or ends PTZ function.

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USB ports for external devices (mouse, USB memory

USB1, USB2

stick).

16 PLAY/ENTER Start playback or select an item on the menu.

17

◀/REW

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the reverse playback speed.

18

▶/FWD

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

changes the forward playback speed.

19 ▲/PAUSE Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback,

pauses live or recorded video.

▼/STOP Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, stops

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2.2.1.5 SVR-480

No Classification Function

DVD-Multi fo

1

copying

2 Channel button Selects channel in live feed or playback

3 Channel LED Shows the data input and event operation status

4 AUTO Starts or stops user defined sequences.

5 MULTI Changes split-screen sections for live video feeds or

6 MENU Navigates into the Menu.

7 SEARCH Starts Search mode.

8 REC button Starts or stops manual recording

REC lamp Lit when recording.

HDD lamp Lit when HDD is working.

NETWORK

9

lamp

For copying recorded video and images to DVD/CD optical

media.

playback.

Lit when network is connected.

EVENT lamp Lit when an event is detected.

COPY lamp Indicates copying operation.

PLAY lamp Lit when copying.

10 Power button Turns on or off the device.

11 USB1, USB2 USB ports for external devices (mouse, USB memory stick).

12 ESC button The Escape button navigates up the menu tree and closes

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dialog windows.

13 COPY Starts Copy mode.

14 FUNC Starts Function mode.

15 MONITOR Switches from main and sub monitor

16 PTZ Starts or ends PTZ function.

17 PLAY/ENTER Start playback or select an item on the menu.

18

◀/REW

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, changes

the reverse playback speed.

19

▶/FWD

Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, changes

the forward playback speed.

20 ▲/PAUSE Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, pauses

live or recorded video.

▼/STOP Navigates or selects in the menu, or for playback, stops

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playback.

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2.2.2 Rear Part

2.2.2.1 SVR-3200

No. Input/Output

terminal name

1 POWER IN Socket for AC 100V ~ AC 240V power cord.

2 CH1 ~ 32 Connection terminal for camera BNC input.

3 MONITOR 1 ~ 4 Connection terminal for monitor BNC output.

4 AUDIO IN(RCA) RCA audio jack for RCA input.

5 AUDIO OUT Audio jack for speaker output.

6 GROUND Ground terminal between DVR and external device.

7 ETHERNET Ethernet port for network connections (RJ-45).

8 STORAGE External storage connection port (Function not supported in the

current version)

9 eSATA Connection terminal for external eSATA HDD or HDD for backups.

10 VGA OUTPUT 2 Output port for PC monitor.

11 VGA OUTPUT 1 Output port for PC monitor.

Function

12 Serial Port (Terminal

Block)

RS-232C/485/422

13 Serial Port (D-Sub) RS-232C D-SUB connector.

14 RELAY OUT Connection terminal for relay output.

Connection terminal for expanded controller, speed dome camera,

etc.

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15 SENSOR IN Connection terminal for sensor input.

16 AUDIO IN(D-SUB) Connection terminal for audio output D-SUB.

17 D-I/O Connection terminal for DIGITAL IN/OUT.

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2.2.2.2 SVR-1680C, SVR-1660C, SVR-1645

No. Input/Output

terminal name

1 POWER IN Socket for AC 100V ~ AC 240V power cord.

2 CH1~16 Connection terminal for camera BNC input.

3 LOOP OUT Connection terminal for camera BNC output (loop).

4 MONITOR 1 ~ 2 Connection terminal for monitor BNC output.

5 AUDIO IN(RCA) RCA audio jack for RCA input.

6 AUDIO OUT Audio jack for speaker output.

7 GROUND Ground terminal between DVR and external device.

8 ETHERNET Ethernet port for network connections (RJ-45).

9 STORAGE External storage connection port (Function not supported in

the current version)

10 eSATA Connection terminal for external eSATA HDD or HDD for

backups.

11 VGA OUTPUT Output port for PC monitor.

12 Serial Port (Terminal

Connection terminal for expanded controller, speed dome

Function

Block) RS-232C/485/422

13 Serial Port (D-Sub) RS-232C D-SUB connector.

14 RELAY OUT Connection terminal for relay output.

15 SENSOR IN Connection terminal for sensor input.

16 AUDIO IN(D-SUB) Connection terminal for audio output D-SUB.

17 D-I/O Connection terminal for DIGITAL IN/OUT.

camera, etc.

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2.2.2.3 SVR-960C

No. Input/Output

terminal name

1 POWER IN Socket for AC 100V ~ AC 240V power cord.

2 GROUND Ground terminal between DVR and external device.

3 CH1~9 Connection terminal for camera BNC input.

4 LOOP OUT Connection terminal for camera BNC output (loop).

5 MONITOR 1 ~ 2 Connection terminal for monitor BNC output.

6 AUDIO IN(RCA) RCA audio jack for RCA input.

7 AUDIO OUT Audio jack for speaker output.

8 ETHERNET Ethernet port for network connections (RJ-45).

9 eSATA Connection terminal for external eSATA HDD or HDD for backups.

10 VGA OUTPUT Output port for PC monitor.

11 Serial Port (D-Sub) RS-232C D-SUB connector.

12 Serial Port (Terminal

Block)

Connection terminal for expanded controller, speed dome camera,

etc.

Function

RS-232C/485/422

13 RELAY OUT Connection terminal for relay output.

14 SENSOR IN Connection terminal for sensor input.

15 AUDIO IN(D-SUB) Connection terminal for audio output D-SUB.

16 D-I/O Connection terminal for DIGITAL IN/OUT.

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2.2.2.4 SVR-945

No. Input/Output

terminal name

1 CH1~9 Connection terminal for camera BNC input.

2 LOOP OUT Connection terminal for camera BNC output (loop).

3 MONITOR 1 ~ 2 Connection terminal for monitor BNC output.

4 AUDIO IN(RCA) RCA audio jack for RCA input.

5 AUDIO OUT Audio jack for speaker output.

6 ETHERNET Ethernet port for network connections (RJ-45).

7 eSATA Connection terminal for external eSATA HDD or HDD for

backups.

8 VGA OUTPUT Output port for PC monitor.

9 Serial Port (D-Sub) RS-232C D-SUB connector.

10 Serial Port (Terminal

Block) RS-232C/485/422

11 RELAY OUT Connection terminal for relay output.

12 AUDIO IN(D-SUB) Connection terminal for audio output D-SUB.

Connection terminal for expanded controller, speed dome

camera, etc.

Function

13 SENSOR IN Connection terminal for sensor input.

14 D-I/O Connection terminal for DIGITAL IN/OUT.

15 GROUND Ground terminal between DVR and external device.

16 POWER IN Socket for AC 100V ~ AC 240V power cord.

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2.2.2.5 SVR-480

No. Input/Output

terminal name

1 GROUND Ground terminal between DVR and external device.

2 CH1~4 Connection terminal for camera BNC input.

3 LOOP OUT Connection terminal for camera BNC output (loop).

4 MONITOR 1 ~ 2 Connection terminal for monitor BNC output.

5 AUDIO IN(RCA) RCA audio jack for RCA input.

6 AUDIO OUT Audio jack for speaker output.

7 ETHERNET Ethernet port for network connections (RJ-45).

8 eSATA Connection terminal for external eSATA HDD or HDD f

backups.

9 Serial Port (D-Sub) RS-232C D-SUB connector.

10 VGA OUTPUT Output port for PC monitor.

11 Serial Port (Terminal Block)

RS-485/422

12 RELAY OUT Connection terminal for relay output.

Connection terminal for expanded controller, speed

dome camera, etc.

Function

13 SENSOR IN Connection terminal for sensor input.

14 POWER IN Socket for AC 100V ~ AC 240V power cord.

Please refer to the detailed description for installation & use in the “Install Manual”.

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2.2.3 Remote control

All DVR unit features can be controlled with the remote controller; 16 units can be controlled

with a single remote controller. Unit IDs should be set in the DVR Menu > Communication >

Remote > Remocon ID.

No. Classification Function

1 ID Selects ID.

2 FUNC Starts function mode.

3 MULTI Changes split-screen

sections for live video or

playback.

4 STATUS Displays system setup

information.

5 MON Changes screen to spot

monitor.

6 DISP Selects split-screen and

channel options.

7 AUTO Switches to automatic

display.

8 ZOOM Executes digital zoom.

9 PIP Displays picture-in-picture.

10 PTZ Switches to PTZ mode.

11 Channel buttons Changes channels.

12 RECORD ( ) Starts and stops manual

recording.

13 +10 Uses for channels over 9

(e.g. "+10” + “1”)

14 FN1 Spare button 1.

15 FN2 Spare button 2.

16 MENU Switches to menu screen.

17 COPY Displays copy menu and

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No. Classification Function

18

(◀)

Moves cursor left in setup

menu.

19

(▶)

Moves cursor right in

setup menu.

20 (▲) Moves cursor up in setup

menu.

21 (▼) Moves cursor down in

setup menu.

22 ENTER Saves settings and execute.

23 ESC Cancels settings or

navigates up in menu.

24 SEARCH( ) Displays the search menu.

25 FAST

Fast reverses playback.

REWIND(◀◀)

26 REWIND

Reverses playback.

PLAY(◀)

27 FORWARD

Forwards playback.

PLAY(▶)

28 FAST

Fast forwards playback.

FORWARD(▶▶)

29 STOP( ) Stops playback.

30 STEP

REVERSE(◀l)

31 STEP

FORWARD(l▶)

Reverses playback frame by

frame.

Forwards playback frame by

frame.

32 PAUSE(ll) Pauses playback.

33 P/T Controls PAN/TILT.

34 LOAD PRESET Loads presets.

35 AUX ON Turns auxiliary on.

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Chapter 3. Installation

3.1 Installation & Connection

3.1.1 Basic connection and operation

3.1.1.1 Camera connection

Connect the DVR and CCTV cameras using coaxial cable as in the following figure.

- The cameras’ video input type must be one and only of NTSC or PAL. Both types should not

be used together.

- Automatic settings for 75Ω terminal resistance

While terminal resistance is generally 75Ω with only one video input port in use, when the

lower video input port is also connected, the settings automatically separate into 75Ω terminal

resistance while the status is Hi-Z (high impedance).

- The video input type (NTSC/PAL) is automatically recognized when the device is operation.

When multiple cameras are used, the video input type is taken from the first camera detected

starting from channel 1 and progressing sequentially to channel 16.

3.1.1.2 Monitor connection

Monitors connect to the DVR unit using a video cable as shown in the following figure.

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3.1.1.3 Audio connection

Audio equipment connects to the DVR unit using RCA audio cables or D-SUB as shown in the

following figure. SVR-480 does not support D-SUB audio.

Refer to the following figure when connecting D-SUB. The audio inputs are pin numbers 5 ~ 16.

3.1.1.4 Power connection & operation

Connect the power cable as shown in the following figure.

- The DVR unit will boot automatically when the power is connected.

- To turn the DVR unit off, press the power button for 5 seconds, then choose “Yes” when the

power-off dialog appears.

- To turn the power on again, press the power button.

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3.2 OSD Menu structure & Operation

3.2.1 Menu structure

Press the [MENU] button on the front panel to change to setup mode and display the following

dialog.

Main menu

Sub menu

Setup dialog

box

(1) Main menu: The currently selected tab is highlighted in blue with submenus and options

displayed below. Use the cursor [◀/▶] keys to navigate between submenu items then press

[Enter] to activate it.

(2) Sub menu: The currently selected submenu name is displayed in the title bar. Use the

cursor [◀/▶] keys to navigate across submenus and press [Enter] to display it in the dialog box.

Press [ESC] to navigate up to the main menu tabs.

(3) Setup dialog box: The currently selected setting is highlighted in blue. Use the cursor

[◀/▶] keys to move between settings and press [Enter] or [▼] to enter edit mode and change a

setting. All setting values are either numeric or text based. Use the cursor [◀/▶] or [▲/▼] keys

to edit numeric values. Text based values are edited with the character input dialog. To save a

value and resume navigation, press [ESC]. Press [ESC] again to navigate up to the main menu.

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3.2.1.1 Character input dialog box

The characters input dialog lets you input text.

Character input

Use the cursor [▲/▼] and [◀/▶] keys to choose characters then press [Enter] to input it. Use

[Å] to backspace, and [Æ] to insert a space. When finished, press [Enter] to exit the character

input dialog with the newly inputted value.

3.2.2 Remote control setup & basic operation

3.2.2.1 ID setup

When operating multiple units, a single remote controller can be used to control all of them by

assigning each unit a unique ID. Setup each unit's unique ID as follows.

(1) Press [MENU].

(2) Press [▶] to select “Network” then press [Enter] or [▼].

(3) Press [▼] to select “Remote” then press [Enter].

(4) Press [▶] to select “Remote Control ID” then press [Enter].

(5) Adjust the ID value using [◀/▶] then press [ESC].

(6) Press [ESC] several times until you are back in monitor mode.

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Remote Control ID supports a maximum of 16 IDs.
For unused remote controllers, set Remote Control ID to Off.

3.2.2.2 Selecting IDs

All DVR unit features can be controlled with the remote controller; 16 units can be controlled

with a single remote controller. Unit IDs should be set.

1) Check the remote controller ID in DVR Menu.

2) Press the ID button on the remote controller.

3) Press the number button on the remote controller.

If the remote controller ID and the DVR ID are the same, the DVR buzzer beeps

3.2.2.3 Usable range of Remote Controller

3.2.2.4 Inserting and changing batteries in the Remote Controller

The remote controller takes AAA sized batteries.

1. Open the battery cover on

the back.

2. Check the positive(+) and

negative(-) battery poles

and insert or replace the

batteries.

3. Close the battery cover.

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3.2.3 Example of installation structure

3.2.3.1 Basic connection diagram

Connect the cameras, monitors and audio.

3.2.3.2 Extended connection diagram

Connect the cameras, monitors, audio, sensors, relays and other peripherals.

3.2.3.3 External storage and backup connection diagram

Connect a USB memory device or a “Samsung SVS-5E external HDD (eSATA)” unit.

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3.2.3.4 Internet/Intranet connection diagram

3.2.4 Basic setup

3.2.4.1 Video check

The product automatically powers on when the power cord is plugged in. Once it finishes

booting up, the default 16 channel split-screen is displayed.

If a password for the unit has been set, the password input dialog is displayed.
Only the numeric buttons work here and all others are temporarily disabled until

the correct password is entered. (The factory default has no p assword protection.)

3.2.4.2 Date & time setup

- Press [MENU] and select “Quick Setup” when the OSD menu appears.

- After selecting “System Time”, press [Enter].

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Time Zone

(1) Press [◀/▶] or [▲/▼] to select “Time Zone”, and then press [Enter].

(2) Press [◀/▶] to set the correct Time Zone, and then press [ESC].

Daylight Saving

(1) When selecting a Daylight Saving Time zone, Daylight Saving automatically changes to On,

and is Off for other time zones.

(2) To customize the start and end time of DST, use the [◀/▶] buttons and change Daylight

Saving to Custom.

(3) Changing Daylight Saving to Custom displays the Custom DST Setup options.

Upon clicking on Custom DST Setup, two setup methods display.

The first is for selecting a month and date to define the start and end times of DST.

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The second is for selecting a month, week, and day to define the start and end times of DST.

Date Format

(1) Press [◀/▶] or [▲/▼] to select “Date Format”, and then press [Enter]. Press [◀/▶] to

select a date format: YYYY/MM/DD, MM/DD/YYYY, or DD/MM/YYYY.

(2) Press [ESC] to exit edit mode.

Time

(1) Press [◀/▶] or [▲/▼] to select “Time”, and then press [Enter].

(2) Press [◀/▶] to individually select “Date” and “Time”. Press [▲/▼] to set the proper values

for each.

(3) Press [ESC] to exit edit mode.

Apply Date/Time

Setting a new date and/or time has a serious impact on the HDD recording file system. As such,

unlike other settings that are automatically saved, the date and time settings must be manually

saved to avoid the possibility of an inadvertent change. Click the [Apply Date / Time] button to

confirm and save the settings.

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(1) Press [◀/▶] or [▲/▼] to select “Apply Date / Time” and then press [Enter]. A confirmation

dialog is displayed as shown below.

(2) Press [◀/▶] or [▲/▼] to select “YES” and then press [Enter]. Press [ESC] to cancel the

new date/time and return to the original value from before.

3.2.4.3 Record setup

Press [Menu] and select “Quick Setup” when the OSD menu appears.

Program setup

This menu allows user to set resolution, frame rates, and quality for each channel individually.

Please refer to the “Record setup” sections for more information.

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Schedule Setup

Select the “Schedule & Event” option, and set the Day & Time options.

How to check the record status

If the record setup is configured correctly, [REC LED] on the front panel will
light up RED. Also, record status [S] will be displayed on the vi deo screen.

[S] indicates scheduled recording.

3.3 Using input/output terminals

3.3.1 Handling cable ends

The following details how to handle cables for the terminal block. Please note that different

gauges of wire are needed for stranded wire and solid wire.

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- Stranded wire: Strip 8 ~ 10㎜ of insulation off the end of the wire and solder it together. Use

AWG 22 ~ 26 wire.

- Solid wire: Strip 8 ~ 10㎜ of insulation off the end of the wire. Use AWG 20 ~ 26.

3.3.2 Wire insertion/removal

When inserting/removing wires to/from the terminal block, push the driver as shown below and

insert or remove the wire.

3.3.3 Sensor connections & settings

3.3.3.1 Specification

The sensor specifications are as follows.

No. of inputs 16 transistor input

Specification

Electric

capacity

Input types N.C, N.O support

Support Sensor Dry contact sensor

Connection method Insert stripped wire end into terminal block

Pulse width of usable

input

Output power Typical DC 12mA

Minimum 500ms

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Sensor input terminal connection

Connect sensors to S1 ~ S16 as illustrated in the figure below. Please note that the figure

shows connecting sensors with dry contacts. Refer to the section on handling wiring for more

information about connecting or disconnecting sensor wires.

Sensor Settings

(1) Press [Menu] and select “Event” when the OSD menu appears.

(2) Press [Enter] or [▼] to enter the submenu, select “Sensor” and press [Enter].

All

This allows setting all 16 sensors simultaneously to off or Normal Open (N.O.) / Normal Close

(N.C.).

(1) Set the input type after setting "All".

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Individual sensor

This option allows setting each of the 16 sensor input types individually.

(1) Select a sensor then press [Enter].

(2) Set the input type for the selected sensor.

(3) Press [ESC] to exit to the OSD menu when you are finished.

Sensor setup lets you choose whether or not to use sensors and their type, and
Record & Relay setup, while set separately, should be set according to the

sensor type. Please refer to the “Record setup”, the “Event Action” heading in

the “Event setup”, and “Relay out” sections for more information.

3.3.3.2 Relay connections & settings

Specification

The alarm specifications are as follows.

No. of outputs 4 relay outputs

Specification

Rated

current

Output type Dry contact

Connection method Insert stripped wire end into terminal block

DC 30V 1A

AC 125V 0.5A

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Relay out connection

Connect relays to R1 ~ R16 as illustrated in the figure below. The example shows how to

connect a warning light. Refer to the section on handling wiring for more information about

connecting or disconnecting relay wires.

Relay Out Settings

Relays can be triggered by following events; alarm sensor, motion detection, video loss, hard

disk fail, hard disk full, fan fail, password fail, and DDNS registration failure. Relays can also

be triggered remotely over the network using the Samsung Network Video Management

software.

For more information, refer to the user manual.
The user manual can be downloaded from www.samsungcctv.com
provided with the product.

or on the CD

3.3.3.3 D-I/O (Digital Input/Output) connection & settings

The D-I/O has 12 D-I/O ports and can accommodate 12 inputs/outputs. If sensors are working

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as Relay out, the Output can be operated with digital I/O. Also, if Input is operated, the

emergency recording is started. Then the emergency recording starts to record with the Event

Record value.

Specification

The D-I/O specifications are as follows.

No. of inputs/outputs 12

Specification

Rated

current

Output type DC 3V output

Connection method Connect stripped wire end with 15 pin D_SUB.

DC 3.3 ~ 5V

D-I/O Connection

D-I/O inputs/outputs are connected shown in the following figure. Please refer to the section on

handling wiring for information about connecting and disconnecting.

D-I/O Settings

The 12 D-I/O ports are split with 6 for input and 6 for output. They can be configured under the

Event Setup menu tab.

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For more information, refer to the user manual.
The user manual can be downloaded from www.s amsungcctv.com
CD provided with the product.

or on the

3.3.3.4 Serial communication terminal connections & settings

Serial communication terminal connection for Pan/Tilt/Zoom

PTZ cameras for the DVR unit can be connected through the COM port, and supported models

configured through the OSD menu.

The following figures illustrate how to connect PTZ cameras through the RS-422/485 port

(COM2/COM4) and how to connect other devices through the serial port connection terminals.c

Refer to the section on handling wiring for more information about connecting or disconnecting

wires.

[SVR-3200, 1680C, 1660C] [SVR-1645, 960C, 945]

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Serial Comm. Terminal Connection Diagram

COM1 connection diagram(RS-232)

COM2 connection diagram (RS-422/485)

RS-422(SVR-3200, 1680C, 1660C)

RS-485(All SVR series )

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COM3 connection diagram (RS-232)

PTZ, Keyboard Compatible List

Model Manufacturer

SDZ160/330, Samsung SPD

Keyboard SCC3000, Samsung SRX-100B

BOSCH AutoDome, TC8560X-4 BOSCH

PELCO(P), PELCO(D) PELCO

Honeywell 755/655, HRX-2000, ScanDome2 HONEYWELL

Sony EVI-D3x SONY

VT VPT-4x VT

AD SpeedDome AD

SungJin SJ372R1’ SUNGJIN

Samsung SCC641 SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS

Panasonic WV-CS850 PANASONIC

LG GAC-PT2 LG

Keyboard KBD300A, WGI SPD1800/2600 WEBGATE Inc.

Merit-Lilin FastDome MERIT

Elmo PTC200C ELMO

Canon VC-C4 CANON

SAMSUNG TECHWIN

HTC-230S D-MAX

RVision RVISION

Elbex ELBEX

VIDO VIDO

VICON VICON

Hunt HUNT

ORX-1000 SYSMANIA

Fine CRR-1600 LIVEI

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Tokina TOKINA

Kodicom KRE KODICOM

Nuvico NUVICO

Serial Settings

A total of four serial ports are available for the DVR. Two are RS-232C(Com1, Com3) and the

other two are RS-422/485(Com2, Com4).

The Serial Port settings are available under Communication > Remote.

The following options are provided for the Serial Port settings.

PTZ(Serial)

Select PTZ.

To control the PTZ operation via serial port, select PTZ in the Device options, and then set up a

serial port. To control the PTZ operation via coax protocol, you do not need to set up this option.

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Type

Select a serial port.

Protocol

Select a connected PTZ device.

Camera ID

Enter the ID of the selected camera.

Interface

Select one from among Com2 to 4.

To use RS-232, select Com3. For RS-422 or 485, select Com2 or 4.

Baud rate/Parity/Stop Bit/Data Bit

Enter the same settings as the ones for the PTZ device.

Idle Time

Activate or disable PTZ Home, and set up a standby duration for the device before

moving to

PTZ home.

PTZ(Coax)

The Coax Protocol option does not support normal PTZ protocols, but rather supports the Pelco

Standard and Extended Protocols.

The standard protocol supports basic PTZ functions such as PTZ and presets. The extended

protocol supports more expansive features such as menu control and video playback in addition

to the basic PTZ functions.

To use this option, a PTZ device must be embedded with a coax standard or extended protocol.

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Type

Select Coax.

Protocol

Select Pelco or Pelco Extended according to the coax protocol type of Pelco camera.

AD Dome does not support menu control, Presets or AUX when setup with a
coax protocol.

Idle Time

Activate or disable PTZ Home, and setup a standby duration of the device before moving to

PTZ home.

3.3.3.5 External device connection using Serial port

Text Input Device Connection (ATM / POS / Access Control)

Text and video data from POS/ATM terminals can be synchronously recorded through

COM1/RS-232.

As shown in the above figure, COM1/RS-232 (9-pin D-SUB) are used to receive text data that is

configured under the OSD Communication > Event menu.

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Serial Settings (COM1)

(1) In the OSD menu, navigate to Communication > Serial.

(2) Set the “Serial Number” option to COM1 for text.

(3) Set the Baud Rate/Parity/Stop bit/Data bit options identical to the Input device.

Text Settings

(1) On the OSD menu, select Event Setup > Text.

(2) Set text and relations options.

Some external devices may not be recognized. Please consult your product
distributor prior to installation.

3.3.3.6 USB device connections

The USB ports are mainly used to copy video data to supported external USB storage devices

like USB memory sticks (copies data within an hour).

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Supported USB devices conform to the following specifications.

USB Spec. Ver. 2.0
Supported device
types
Output
voltage/current

USB memory stick

Max. 200mA per DC 5V / Port

The storage device should be formatted with the FAT32 file system.

Supported storage devices are automatically recognized when copying. To copy video, set

copying options in the Copy dialog, select the storage device, then copy the data.

[CD/DVD Copy] [RE4 Copy]

Select the channel to copy.

[SVR-960C/945] [SVR-1680C/1660C/1645] [SVR-3200]

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[AVI Copy]

Some USB storage devices may require additional software and drivers. Care

should be taken in these cases as the DVR may not recognize some USB
products like this. If copied files do not playback on another computer, double
check that proper playback software and codecs are installed.

3.3.3.7 Video in/out connections

The DVR video input/output are “Loop through" and detect connection status automatically to

set terminal resistance.

For example, when only video input is connected, terminal resistance is internally set to 75Ω.

However, when video input and output are connected, terminal resistance is set to Hi-Z. As such,

when input and output are connected, the external output device should have its resistance set

to 75Ω.

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3.3.3.8 Audio in/out connections

There are 4 RCA audio in and 12 D-SUB audio in.

All 16 audio sources can be monitored through a single output.

The 12 D-SUB audio inputs use terminals 5 ~ 16 and are connected as shown in the following

figure.

3.3.4 External Storage connections

3.3.4.1 eSATA Port

One eSATA external storage device can be connected through the eSATA port in the back of the

DVR unit for a maximum of 8TB of storage space.

The eSATA port only supports the “SVS-5E” eSATA external HDD from Samsung

Techwin.

3.3.4.2 eSATA device connection

Use the eSATA port in the back of the DVR unit to connect your SVS-5E external HDD. External

storage requires its own power source as the DVR unit does not supply power to it.

Since some external devices may not be recognized if connected with the DVR

unit on, the following procedure should be followed.

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1. Turn DVR power OFF.

2. Connect external device and eSATA interface cable.

3. Turn external device power ON.

4. Turn DVR Power ON.

3.3.4.3 Supported HDD

Refer to the appendix in the back of the manual for information on supported HDDs.

3.3.4.4 Registering & formatting HDDs

When the DVR is first booted after a new HDD is physically installed, the "Disk Manager"

automatically runs as shown in the following figure.

If the “Disk Manager” does not run, check that the HDD is properly installed.

(1) Press [Enter] with “Disk Manager” selected.
(2) Press [▲/▼] to select the new HDD (“No” under the “Enabled” column heading), and then

press [Enter].

(3) If prompted to format the disk, select “YES”.
(4) Close “Disk Manager” by pressing [ESC].

3.3.4.5 Attaching & Detaching HDD

Please follow the instructions below to add or replace an HDD.

Attaching an HDD

Attach the enclosed HDD fixture screws to both sides of the HDD.

With 2 fixture screws to a side, attach 4 screws to the HDD.

The following picture shows an HDD attached with 4 fixture screws.

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Once the HDD is attached with the screws, insert it into an HDD bracket.

For the location of HDDs, IntA is the bottom right, IntB is the upper right, IntC is the bottom left,

and IntD is the upper left.

The following picture shows an HDD being inserted to IntA.

When attaching an HDD, first insert the front part of the HDD to the bracket, and then press

down on the other side with the SATA port.

Once the HDD is inserted, connect the SATA and power cables.

As shown in the picture below, connect the enclosed SATA cable, and then an SMPS power

cable.

The following picture shows the product attached with the maximum 4 HDDs.

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After inserting the HDD, fasten the HDD fixture bracket as shown in the picture below.

Now the HDD is fully attached to the product.

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To enable the newly attached HDD, you must change the availability of the HDD to "Yes" under

the DVR Disk menu.

To access the menu, go to Menu > System Settings > Disk > Disk Manager.

The newly attached HDD will display in the HDD list with No in the Availability pane.

To change the availability, place the cursor on No and then press Enter.

When a dialog window appears, select "Yes." Now the HDD is ready to use.

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Detaching HDD

Detaching an HDD is the same as attaching it, but in reverse order.

Loosen the HDD fixture bracket. Unplug the SATA and power cables.

Detach the HDD.

When detaching an HDD, first lift up the back part of the HDD with the SATA port, and then the

front part. Remove or keep the HDD fixture screws in case you want to attach an HDD later.

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Go to Menu > System Settings > Disk > Disk Manager.

Select the detached HDD, and the press Enter. Select "Yes" in the dialog window and remove

the HDD from the HDD list.

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3.3.5 Remote monitoring & control

Connections can be made through Internet/Intranet by using the remote computer. This

connection can be used to control DVRs and monitor areas same as local spot.

3.3.5.1 Ethernet connection

(1) Shut the DVR power off.

(2) Connect the Ethernet cable to the DVR and hub or router.

(3) Turn the DVR power on.

To prevent damage to the DVR, turn the power on after connecting the Ethernet

cable. The Ethernet cable should be securely connected. After powering on the

DVR, check the connection.

3.3.5.2 Network settings

The following describes settings for Ethernet.

Refer to “User Manual” when using xDSL for detailed setup instructions.

The user manual can be downloaded from www.s amsungcctv.com

the CD provided with the product.

or found on

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When using Ethernet

Set the type to Ethernet and fill in the IP address, Netmask, Gateway, and DNS information

provided by your network administrator. Use Up/Down direction keys or the mouse wheel to

select the items, and then setup with the appropriate values.

When using PPPoE

Change the network configuration type to xDSL then navigate to the xDSL menu.

Change the port from Ethernet. (IMPORTANT: You must remember the port.)

In the xDSL screen, input the login ID and password that you received when you registered for

PPPoE.

When using DDNS

Change the DDNS polling interval to more than 1 minute and enter the login ID and password

for your DDNS server.

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Trouble Shooting

1. DVR does not boot

z Check power

z Check power cord

2. Monitor does not display camera video

z Check monitor power

z Check cable between the monitor and DVR

z Check monitor cable port

z Check that DVR power is on

3. Some channels do not display images

z Check camera power

z Check camera video input

z Check DVR video input port

z Check whether the Screen > Activity option is on/off

z Check the Monitor > Covert option for privacy settings

4. DVR does not record

z Check Disk Manager to see that the HDD is installed

z Check the Record settings

5. DVR does not playback

z Check the Record settings

z Check for button activation

6. Video is overly bright / dark

z Check the camera settings

z Check that video and power cables are properly plugged in

z Check brightness and contrast settings under the “Screen” menu

7. Remote controller does not work

z Check the Remote controller battery

z Check the Remote controller ID

z Check Remote controller usage specifications

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8. Front buttons do not work

z Check DVR power

z Check screen lock status

9. Cannot connect to network

z Check that network cable is properly connected

z Check DVR IP address

z Check PC IP address

z Run a ping test

10. When to contact your reseller

If any of the following happen, immediately turn of the DVR and contact the reseller that

you purchased it from.

z The product exhibits extremely abnormal behavior, e.g. strange noises, odors, or

smoke

z The power jack is damaged

z Rain, water, or other liquids get into the product

z The product does not work as described in the user manual

z The product has fallen and become damaged

z Product performance changes significantly

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Compatible HDD List

Western Digital

Capacity Model

1000GB WD10EVCS

750GB WD7500AVCS

500GB WD5000AVVS

320GB WD3200AVVS

Compatible Media List

DVD-R manufacture CD-R manufacture

Mitsubishi (16X) Mitsubishi (16X)

TDK (16X) TDK (16X)

Imation (16X) Imation (16X)

Sony (16X) Sony (16X)

Specification

Item Description

Display

SVR-3200 : 32 composite video 0.5–2 Vpp, 75 ohm

automatic termination

SVR-1680C/1660C/1645 : 16 composite video 0.5–2

Video

Resolution 704x480 NTSC

Live

Inputs

Frame rate

Vpp, 75 ohm automatic termination

SVR-960C/945 : 9 composite video 0.5–2 Vpp, 75

ohm automatic termination

SVR-480 : 4 composite video 0.5–2 Vpp, 75 ohm

automatic termination

SVR-3200 : NTSC(960Cfps), PAL(800fps)

SVR-1680C/1660C/1645 : NTSC(480fps),

PAL(400fps)

SVR-960C/945 : NTSC(270fps), PAL(225fps)

SVR-480 : NTSC(120fps), PAL(100fps)

Resolution 704x480 NTSC, 704x576 PAL

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C/1645 : 1/4/9/10/16

Multi Screen

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Performance
Recording

Compression MPEG-4

SVR-3200 : 480fps@704x480, 960Cfps@704x240,

Record Rate/NTSC

960Cfps@352x240

SVR-1680C : 480fps@704x480, 480fps@704x240,

480fps@352 x 240

SVR-1660C/1645 : 120fps@704x480,

240fps@704x240, 480fps@352x240

SVR-960C/945 : 120fps@704x480,

240fps@704x240, 270fps@352x240

SVR-480 : 120fps@704x480, 120fps@704x240,

120fps@352x240

SVR-3200 : 400fps@704x576, 800fps@704x288,

800fps@352x288

SVR-1680C : 400fps@704x576, 400fps@704x288,

400fps@352x288

Record Rate/PAL

SVR-1660C/1645 : 100fps@704x576,

200fps@704x288, 400fps@352x288

SVR-960C/945 : 100fps@704x576,

200fps@704x288, 225fps@352x288

SVR-480: 100fps@704x576,

100fps@704x288, 100fps@352x288

Mode Manual, Schedule, Event, Emergency

Overwrite modes Continuous

Pre-Event Up to 5 sec.

Post-Event Up to 60 sec.

Search &

Date/time, Event, Calendar, Thumbnail, Bookmark

Search mode

Playback

Text(Exclusive viewer)

Frame rate 480 fps D1 NTSC, 400 fps D1 PAL

REW, FWD, Frame advance (control keys and jog

Playback function

shuttle)

SVR-3200/1680C : 16 Mbps

Network

Transmission speed

SVR-1660C/1645/960C/945/480 : 9 Mbps

Bandwidth control Automatic

Multi Stream MPEG-4(Dual Streams)/JPEG

Remote Users Up to 10 simultaneous users

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Protocol support

Monitoring CMS Software(SNM-128S/P), Built-in web server

Storage

External HDD

DVD Writer (Back-up) DVD-R / CD-R

USB (Back-up) 2 External USB Ports(USB 2.0)

File Format (Back-up)

Security

Data Authentication Watermark

Interface

Maximum Capacity

Internal HDD

Password Protection 10 User Level

TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS, HTTP, ARP, ICMP

and NTP

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C : 16 TB

SVR-1645/960C/945/480 : 8 TB

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C : 4 HDD

SVR-1645/960C/945/480 : 2 HDD

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C : External eSATA 2 port

SVR-1645/960C/945/480 : External eSATA 1 port

BMP, AVI, Proprietary format / JPG(Exclusive

viewer)

Monitors

Main Composite BNC, 1 Vp-p, 75 ohm, Multi-screen, Menu, Playback

Sub Composite

Loop Outputs

Audio

Output 1 line, 100k ohm

Compression ADPCM

VGA

Inputs

Analog RGB 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024

resolution

Monitor2~4 : SVR-3200/1680C(Menu, Event Pop-

up, Covert, Display Switching)

Sport : SVR-1660C/1645/960C/945/480(event Pop-

up, Display switching), 1 Vp-p, 75 ohm

SVR-3200 : None

SVR-1680C/1660C/1645 : 16 Output, 1 Vpp, 75

ohm

SVR-960C/945 : 9 Output, 1 Vpp, 75 ohm

SVR-480 : 4 Output, 1 Vpp, 75 ohm

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C/1645 : 16 input, 30k ohm

SVR-960C/945 : 9 input

Sampling rate 16 kHz

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C/1645 : 16 Input, NO/NC

Alarm

Inputs

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SVR-480 : 4 Input

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Screw terminal 4 relay outputs, NO/NC

Outputs

(SVR-480 : Screw terminal 2 relay outputs, NO/NC)

Remote notification Notification via e-mail

Connections

Ethernet RJ45 10/100 Base-T

Serial interface RS232

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C : RS485/RS422

PTZ control interface

SVR-1645/960C/945/480 : RS485

Via coax cable (SVR-1680C/1660C/960C)

PTZ Keyboard RS485, max. signal voltage ±12 V

USB 2 USB 2.0 ports

SVR-3200/1680C/1660C : External eSATA 2 port

eSATA

SVR-1645/960C/945/480 : External eSATA 1 port

Application Support ATM/POS, Mouse, Remote Controller

Dome

Samsung Techwin, Pelco D, Pelco P, Pelco

Supported PTZ cameras

Protocols

Coaxitron, Panasonic, Bosch, SEC

General
Electrical

Input Voltage 100 to 240 VAC ±10%; 50/60 Hz, Auto-ranging

Max. 65 W (with 1x HDD)

Power consumption

Max. 88 W (with 2x HDD)

Max. 90 W (with 4x HDD)

Environmental

Operating Temperature +5°C to +40°C (+32°F to +104°F)

Operating Humidity 0% RH to 60% RH

445 x 88 x 388 mm (17.5 x 3.5 x 15.3 in)

SVR-945 : 300 x 88 x 302 mm(118.11 x 34.65 x

Mechanical

Dimensions (W x H x D)

130.7 in)

SVR-480 : 350 x 88 x 401.3 mm(13.77 x 3.46 x

15.79 in)

Approx. 10 kg (22.1 lb), SVR-945 : 5 kg (11 Ib)

Weight (1x hard disks)

SVR-480 : 5.6kg

For mounting one unit in an EIA 19-inch rack

Rack mount kit

(SVR-945 Stand type)

English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Polish,

Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Czech,

Language

Serbian, Swedish, Rumanian, Danish, Chinese,

Korean, Taiwanese

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Dimensions

SVR-3200, SVR-1680C, SVR-1660C, SVR-1645

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