Connecting this unit to a network will enable computer control (remote operation).
CAMERA
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DVR 2DVR 3
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DVR 1DVR 4
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CAMERA
CAMERACAMERA
(DVR: Digital Video Recorder)
■■■■ Basic Specifications for Network Control
1. Operations such as menu settings, recording and playback can be done on the computer screen.
Furthermore, the multiplexer function allows images from multiple cameras that are connected to the
main unit to be displayed in multi-screen format on the computer’s screen.
2. Up to a total of four computers can be connected simultaneously to a single digital video recorder
(DVR): 3 computers that are connected while logged in at a user level of ID1, and one other computer
that is logged in at a user level of ID2 or ID3.
3. Control can be switched freely between main unit control and computer control as required.
Simply connecting a cable will not affect the operation of the main unit.
4. For security over computer control, identity checks (passwords) can be specified for three user levels.
■■■■ Network Settings
1. The following main unit network settings must be made beforehand if this unit is to be used when
connected to a network. Refer to “Network Set settings” in the main unit Instruction Manual for details
on how to make the settings.
2. Also change the TCP/IP settings for the computers that are connected in accordance with the
operating system (OS) that is being used by these computers.
If using an existing network, the IP address that you set must not be the same as an existing IP address being used on the
network. Check with the network administrator for details.
Saving and playing back sound
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• To save and play back sound using a computer that is part of the network, you must have Active X for both saving and playing
back sound installed on each system. You can download the Active Allinstall application that installs both types of Active X at the
same time from the Sanyo website at the URL given below.
• To playback images and sound that have been downloaded onto a computer, CompactFlash card or CD-R, you can download an
accessory playback application called DVR Viewer (Ver. 1.4 or later) from the Sanyo website at the URL given below. (See p35)
Sanyo website URL: http://www.sanyosecurity.com
Minimum system requirements
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Operating system: Windows 98 / 98SE / Me / 2000 / XP
Browser: Internet Explorer Ver. 5.0 or later
Video: 65,000 colors, resolution 800 x 600 dpi or higher
Compatible browsers are Internet Explorer Ver. 5.0 or later.
Compatible operating systems are Windows 98, 98SE, Me,
2000 and XP.
If a Java Script run-time error appears while using
Internet Explorer, change the settings for Internet
Explorer as shown below.
1. Select Internet Options from the Tools menu,
and click the Advanced tab.
2. Make sure that the following check boxes are set
as indicated.
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Enter the URL.
Enter the URL for this unit in the address bar of the browser, and
then press the [Enter] key. Enter the IP address specified in the
network setting for this unit. (The URL contains the IP address
that has been set for this unit in the network settings.)
Enter the default value 192.168.0.1.
(Example: “http://192.168.0.1/”)
If the port is set to a value other than the default
value of “80”, add a “:” followed by the port number
to the end of the IP address.
Example if the port is set to “81”
http://192.168.0.1:81/
(3) Up to a total of four computers can be connected
(4) If you make more than one error entering the
(5) If you click a button on the control panel that you are
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Select the display language.
When the security check for the password has been cleared,
the language selection screen will appear. Select a language
and then click [OK]. The operating screen will be displayed in
the selected language and computer control will be enabled.
simultaneously to a single digital video recorder.
(However, only one computer can be connected at a
user level of ID2 or ID3.)
If the highest-level user connects from a different
computer while four computers are already
connected, the last one of the lowest-level
computers to connect is forcibly disconnected and
the highest-level user has priority.
password or if you click the [Cancel] button in the
password entry screen, an “AUTHENTICATION
ERROR” window will be displayed.
not authorized to use during computer control, the
password entry screen will be displayed and you will
be prompted for a security check for the required
user level for that function.
If you do not have a web browser installed on your
computer’s hard disk, you will need to install one.
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Enter a password (security check).
Enter your user name and password for security checking in
the Network password entry box, and then click [OK].
If you enter an incorrect password, the password entry screen
will reappear asking you to re-enter the password.
(1) Select the display language each time you switch to
computer control.
(2) To change the display language, cancel the
connection temporarily and then reconnect.
(1) You should use separate passwords for different
user levels In accordance with the installation
environment. (See p. 20)
(2) If you choose to save the user name and password that
you enter, the security check will be cleared automatically
the next time you log on. However, passwords that were
entered at some time other than the time when you first
connected may not be stored in some cases.
Controling by Main Unit
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IMPORTANT
• You cannot connect to the network while a menu screen is being
displayed or when operations associated with playback are
being carried out. Clear the menu display or stop the playback
operation before reconnecting to the network.
• In some cases, you may encounter problems when
connecting to the network via a proxy server. If this
happens, the proxy setting should be canceled.
When you click the S button on the computer operating screen, the connection will be canceled and control will
switch to the main unit.
• If you close the browser without clicking the S button, you will need to wait for at least 1 minute before
reconnecting.
• To forcibly cancel the connection from the main unit, press the [EXIT/OSD] button for two seconds or more. No
connections will be received by the computer for 10 seconds after the connection has been forcibly canceled.
• If communication with the computer is suspended for one minute or more, the connection will be automatically
cancelled and control will switch to the main unit.
Messages appear on the screen for a short period to indicate control switching and network connection status.
Main unit display
1. When control is switched to a computer
When the web browser is started and the specified procedure
is followed, operation switches to the computer and
“NETWORK CONTROL” appears on the main unit on-screen
display. (This appears even if on-screen display has been set
to “OFF”.)
3. When the connection is forcibly canceled from the
main unit
Pressing the [EXIT/OSD] button on the main unit for two
seconds or more will forcibly cancel the connection and cause
the “NETWORK CONTROL” display to disappear.
No connections will be received by the computer for 10
seconds after the connection has been forcibly canceled.
Computer display
1. When disconnected from the network
If the network control has been set to “ON
(DISPLAY: OFF)” using the digital video recorder
menu, the “NETWORK CONTROL” message will not
be displayed. (The digital video recorder will always
display live images regardless of network
operations.)
2. When control is switched to the main unit
When you click the S button at the computer, the
connection is canceled and control is switched to the main
unit, and the main unit on-screen display changes from
“NETWORK CONTROL” to “DISCONNECTED”.
Once the switching is complete, any main unit button
operation will cause the “DISCONNECTED” display to
disappear.
2. If the DVR is accessed while the connection is
disabled
3. When you try to access a DVR that already has four
computers connected
English
* The above screen display examples are those for the DSR-3009
To use the functions of this unit effectively, the recording conditions and installation environment must
be specified beforehand. These setting items are arranged and displayed in two levels consisting of the
main menu and sub-menus.
Refer to the setting procedures for each menu on the following pages for details on the various setting
methods.
■■■■ Menu Selection Method
Click the R button on the operating panel to
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display the [MAIN MENU] screen.
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When the specified menu on the [MAIN MENU]
screen is selected and clicked, the sub-menu will
be displayed.
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Change the required settings from the sub-menu
screen.
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To clear the menu screen, click the Playback mode
P button on the operating panel to leave the
menu screen and display the live screen.
• Because entry from playback mode is not
possible, click the stop button to return
temporarily to live mode and then click the R
button.
• You must be connected at the ID3 user level in
order to change settings.
• If the main unit is recording, the menu details can
be checked but the settings cannot be changed.
• When moving from one sub-menu to another submenu, first click the R button to return to the
main menu.
This sets the main unit clock to the current time.
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Select “Month/Day/Year Hour/Minute” from the
menu.
The day of the week is selected automatically based on the
date.
Click [SET] to set the time.
The recording mode will not operate if the time has
not been set. If you click on the
button at this time, the following warning
Q
message will be displayed to prompt you to set the
time.
“PLEASE SET THE CLOCK TO START RECORDING”
button or the
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2. DAYLIGHT SAVING/EXT. CLOCK SET
This sets daylight saving and adjusts the time for peripheral devices.
DAYLIGHT SAVING
This sets the start and end times for daylight saving.
When daylight saving is set, the time will be
automatically advanced by one hour during the
daylight saving period.
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Use the menu to select “USE” or “NO USE”.
• USE: The daylight saving function is used.
• NO USE: The daylight saving function is not used.
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Use the menu to set the start time and end time for
daylight saving.
EXT. CLOCK SET
If the times on each peripheral device are different
when the devices are connected, identical operations
cannot be carried out correctly. Making this setting
ensures that each device connected to the CLOCK
ADJUST IN/CLOCK ADJUST OUT connectors will be
set to the same time.
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Select the adjustment time from the menu.
When the set time is reached every day, a signal is output to
adjust the time for each connected device.
Click [SAVE] to complete the DAYLIGHT SAVING and EXT. CLOCK SET settings.
When more than one camera is connected to the digital video recorder, the camera rate (unique rec rate
for each camera) can be set separately for each camera. In addition, you can make up to four programs
that include settings such as the method of combining the images from each recording camera and
individual camera rates. You can specify the appropriate program when making [TIMER SET] and
[RECORDING MODE SET] menu settings.
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Use the menu (1111) to specify a program number.
P-1 to P-4
2
Use the menu (2222) to specify the cameras that are
to be used for recording from the numbers of the
connected cameras that are being displayed on the
screen (DSR-3009 model: 1-9; DSR-3016 model: 1-
16), and set the camera rate for each camera
selected.
• If a camera is not to be recorded: Select “OFF”.
• If a camera is to be recorded: Set the camera rate.
Default setting DSR-3009 model: 0.556 FPS
DSR-3016 model: 0.313 FPS
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Screen example for DSR-3009 model
The camera rate values that appear in the menu lists
will vary depending on the number of channels
connected. The maximum value for REC RATE in
PROGRAM REC mode is 30 fps, so the values in the
table will be this maximum value divided by the
number of channels, and comprises the upper limit
for the setting.
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Click [SAVE] to complete the setting.
When the setting is completed, the available time for normal
recording and the number of alarm recordings that are
possible under the conditions that have been set will be
displayed for reference (3).
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You can repeat the above procedure to program up
to a maximum of four different patterns.
The hard disk in this unit consists of three independent recording areas, each of which has five recording
modes.
A percentage of the total recording capacity is allocated to each recording area (settings are in units of
1%).
Recording areaRecording modeNotes
NORMAL RECORDING
AREA
ALARM RECORDING AREAAlarm recordingAutomaticRecording is carried out automatically when
ARCHIVE AREACopyManualCopies and saves essential recordings from
1 Total capacity display
Displays the total capacity of the hard disk.
Normal recordingManualRecording is carried out manually using the
O button.
Timer recordingAutomaticRecording is carried out automatically within
the time range specified by the timer
recording setting made using the menu
screen.
an alarm is detected according to the alarm
recording settings made using the menu
screen.
Pre-alarm
recording
AutomaticImages that are around the time that the
alarm was detected are recorded
automatically according to the pre-alarm
recording settings made using the menu
screen.
This is used as a complementary function to
alarm recording.
another recording area by using the
button on the operating panel manually.
Menu Setting Procedures
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If two hard disks have been installed and the digital
video recorder’s HDD SET function has been used
to set mirroring to “ON”, the details for the disk with
the smaller capacity will be displayed.
2 Capacity display for each recording area
The recording capacity of each recording area of the digital
video recorder’s hard drive is displayed as a percentage of
the total capacity.
The capacities of the recording areas cannot be set
and changed from a connected computer.
3 Recording area reset
If the OVERWRITE setting is “OFF”, recording will stop
automatically when a recording area becomes full. If when
[AREA FULL RESET] has been selected, the recordings that
have been made will be deleted and recording will begin
again from the start of the recording area.
If the recording capacity for the normal recording
area and the alarm recording area have been set to
0% and if the OVERWRITE setting is “OFF”, there is
no need to use the reset function, and so the AREA
FULL RESET button will not appear on the screen at
such times.
This sets the overwrite conditions and remaining disk capacity warning criteria for each recording area.
NORMAL RECORDING AREA OVERWRITE (Default setting: ON)
This specifies whether to stop recording or to continue
recording by overwriting images that are currently
recorded on the hard disk when the normal recording
area has become full.
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Select [ON/OFF] from the menu.
• ON:When the normal recording area becomes full,
• OFF: Recording will stop when the normal recording area
images will begin to be overwritten automatically
from the start of the normal recording area.
becomes full.
ALARM RECORDING AREA OVERWRITE (Default setting: ON)
This specifies whether to stop recording or to continue
recording by overwriting images that are currently
recorded on the hard disk when the alarm recording
area has become full.
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Select [ON/OFF] from the menu.
• ON:When the alarm recording area becomes full,
images will begin to be overwritten automatically
from the start of the alarm recording area.
• OFF: Recording will stop when the alarm recording area
becomes full.
REMAINING DISK WARNING
The buzzer can be set to sound a warning if the
NORMAL RECORDING AREA OVERWRITE and ALARM
RECORDING AREA OVERWRITE settings are “OFF”
and the remaining disk capacity becomes low (see p.
25). The remaining disk area value at which a warning
will be given can be specified here.
1
Set the remaining disk area value from the menu.
Setting range: 1% to 10% (1% units)
If the OVERWRITE setting is “ON” for both
recording areas, no remaining area warning is
necessary, and so “**” is displayed and REMAINING
DISK WARNING cannot be set.
English
Click [SAVE] to complete the sub-menu settings (or changes).
This specifies the recording conditions for normal recording and timer recording.
PICTURE QUALITY (Default setting: ENHANCED)
This sets picture quality for normal recording.
1
Select a picture quality mode from the menu.
• BASIC (basic quality)
• NORMAL (normal quality)
• ENHANCED (enhanced quality)
• FINE (high quality)
• SUPER FINE (very high quality)
Menu Setting Procedures
AUDIO RECORDING (Default setting: OFF)
Sound can also be recorded in the normal recording
area at the same time as images are recorded.
However, when sound is recorded, the recording
capacity of the normal recording area will be reduced
because the audio data is also recorded in the normal
recording area.
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Select [ON/OFF] from the menu.
• ON:Sound is recorded.
• OFF: Sound is not recorded.
Audio recording can be set when the REC RATE
setting is between 10 and 60 FPS.
The image resolution is determined by image quality
× REC RATE. The higher the image quality and the
faster the REC RATE setting, the higher is the image
resolution. However, higher image resolutions also
consume disk space more quickly, and so the total
recording time available will be reduced. You should
adjust the value as required while considering these
factors.
If pre-alarm recording is set to “ON”, the REC RATE
will be limited to A 15 FPS.
The REC RATE during timer recording should be
set separately using the [TIMER SET] menu. (See p.
14)
REC PROGRAM GROUP (Default setting: OFF)
This sets the camera images to be recorded during
normal recording.
1
Select the camera images to be recorded during
normal recording from the menu. (See p. 9)
OFF: No program group is specified and all camera images
are recorded.
P-1:Specifies program No. 1.
P-2:Specifies program No. 2.
P-3:Specifies program No. 3.
P-4:Specifies program No. 4.
The [REC PROGRAM GROUP] for timer recording
should be set separately using the [TIMER SET]
menu. (See p. 14)
English
Click [SAVE] to complete the settings (or changes) for the sub-menu that is displayed on the screen. The
available time for recording under the conditions that have been set will be displayed in parentheses for
reference.
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