4CH Digital Video Recorder
User’s Manual
SDVR-PRO1004
November, ‘2004
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
This label may appear on the rear of the unit due to space limitations.
The lightning flash with arrow point symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is
intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage”
within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the
user to the presence of importance operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
Warning
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, Do not expose this product to rain or moisture.
Do not insert any metallic object through ventilation grills.
Power disconnect : Units with or without ON-OFF switches have power
supplied to the unit whenever the power cord is inserted into the main source;
However, the unit is operational only when the ON-OFF switch is in the ON
position. To disconnect it from the main source, you have to disconnect the
Power cord.
FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
A CLASS A computing device subject to certification by the Commission shall be identified pursuant to
Par 2.925 et Seq of the chapter. In addition, the label shall include the following statement:
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2)This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Where a device is constructed in two or more sections connected by wires and marked together, the
statement specified in this Section is required to be affixed only to the main control unit.
The users manual or instruction manual for the EUT shall contain the following statement or equivalent.
Caution : Changes or Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the users authority to operate the equipment.
If the EUT requires accessories such as special shield cables and/or connectors to enable compliance
with emission limits, the instruction manual for the EUT shall include appropriate instruction on the first
page of the text concerned with the installation of the device that these special accessories must be used
with the device. It is the responsibility of the user to use the needed special accessories supplied with the
equipment.
For a CLASS A digital device or peripheral, the instruction furnished the user shall include the following or
Similar statement placed in a prominent location in the text of the manual.
Note : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a CLASS a digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of 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 in stalled and used in accordance
with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of the
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.
Before Starting Your DVR Operation
This document is a basic manual for the SIGNALSYNC DVR users.
This manual describes the appearance and name of products, how to configure the
system program, and how to use the system.
Before using SIGNALSYNC DVR, a user should read the contents of user manual, and
then deal with the product considering the precautions defined in the manual.
To open the system case and touch the inner parts for corrective maintenance, a user
should contact the place where he/she purchased the products to get the help from
expert.
In addition, if there is any question for use or any damage on the product, please contact
call the place where he/she purchased the products.
Precautions for safety (User should observe)
1. Precautions for installation
z Install the product on a flat floor not closed and retain the distance of more than 15
cm from the rear panel to the wall.
z Install the product on a well-ventilated place.
z Keep it away from strong magnetism or electromagnetic wave.
z Installing it near radio equipment such as TV and radio may cause a fault.
z Do not install it on a place that is exposed directly to the sun or contains lots of heat
such as near a heating apparatus.
z Do not install it on a cold place.
z Place the equipment or tools in the site remote from a busy road so that people are
not hurt.
z Do not install it on a place where there is severe vibration, much humidity or soot.
z Should use the product in the rated voltage (The equipment is used as both 110V
and 220V, but it is set to 220V for delivery. It is possible to adjust it with the
changeover switch on the rear panel.)
z Connect it to the outlet with the ground terminal.
z Discard the plastic bag well. (It is dangerous to put it on the head.)
2. Precautions for use
z For the repair, contact the company or the place where you purchased the product.
z Read the user manual before using the product.
z Do not open the cover at your discretion because there are parts sensitive to the
environment within the equipment.
z Arrange the power cord safely and do not touch it with wet hands.
z Do not use a loose outlet or a damaged power cable.
z Do not use benzene, thinner and alcohol for cleaning. They may deform the product.
z Do not touch the exposed terminal.
z For the power-off of system, normally turn off the power of the program and then,
power off the peripherals. (Do not power it off with the power button on the front panel
of body.)
z Be careful to prevent a conductive object from falling into a hole that was punched for
ventilation.
z Do not dissemble and remodel the product.
z Do not place a heavy thing on the body.
z Do not give a shock during the movement of equipment.
z If you use the product in the state of smoke or smell emitted, it may cause a fire or an
electric shock. For this case, immediately block the power switch and contact the
company or the place where you purchased the product to consult it with a special
technician.
Table of Contents
I. Introduction
1. Package Contents
2. Features
3. Front Panel and Rear Panel Connection
II. Installation
1. Front Panel
2. Rear Panel
3. Menu Tree
III. Main MENU Programming
1. Overview Main Menu
2. SYSTEM SETUP
3. DISPLAY SETUP
4. RECORDING SETUP
5. ALARM SETUP
6. MOTION SETUP
7. WEEKLY SETUP
8. NETWORK SETUP
9. ARCHIVING
10. HDD INFORMATION
11. SEARCH LIST
12. DISPLAY Mode
13. RECORDING Mode
14. PLAYBACK Mode
IV. Viewing USB archiving image
V. Remote NetViewer Program Installation
APPENDIX 1. Specification
2. Pin Description of connectors
I. Introduction
1. Package Content
When purchasing SIGNALSYNC product, unpack it at first and unload it on a flat
floor or a place where it is to be located. Then, verify that the following contents are
contained.
z 4CH DVR
z Power code
z Rack Mount Bracket
z User’s manual
z Install CD
4CH DVR
Power Code Rack Mount Bracket
User’s Manual
Install CD
2. Features
This DVR provides recording capabilities for four camera inputs. It provides playback
or live display and network function while in recording mode. And also it offers the
following features:
4 Composite Input Connectors/ 4 Loop-Through Video Connectors
- Compatible with Color (NTSC or PAL) and B&W (CCIR and EIA-170) Video
Display and Record Video Resolution
- NTSC (720x480), PAL (720x576)
- Single, QUAD, Sequential Image Display
- 4CH multiplexing video recording with 720x480 resolution (NTSC)
Compression: M-JPEG
- Standard image, high quality; 16KB / field
Multiple Search Engines (Date/Time, Event)
Records up to 60 NTSC IPS (50 PAL Images per Second)
Continuous Recording in Disk Overwrite Mode
Simultaneously Record, Playback and Network
Archiving using USB Memory Drive
- USB 1.1 Storage Class support
User-friendly Graph ical User Interface (GUI)
Manual/ Schedule and alarm/ motion recording Modes (Time and Event)
Alarm input Connections, relay output connection
Network Function
- Dynamic IP (DHCP, Floating IP) support
- Live or Recorded Video Access via Ethernet
Audio Recording and Playback
- 1ch audio support
3. Front Panel and Rear Panel Connection
USB Memory
Drive
Audio
Input
Cameras
RS485
Monitor
LAN
(Ethernet)
Audio
Out
(RTZ Camera)
RS232C
Power
Code
Alarm
Output
Sensor
Input
II. INSTALLATION
Front Panel
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1. USB port
A USB port is provided to connect external USB memory drive for archiving video.
2. Archiving button
Whenever ARCHIVE
button is pressed, archiving will be started.
3. REC/ STOP button
Press REC (Red circle) to begin record. Press REC to stop recording again. This is
toggle button.
4. PLAY/ STOP button (▶)
If PLAY/ STOP
is pressed, search lists will be displayed to begin playback. After
selecting one recorded file, playback will be started by PLAY/ STOP button.
5. FF (▶▶)
Press FF to perform high speed forward playback.
6. REW (◀◀)
Press REW to perform high speed backward playback.
7. PAUSE
Press PAUSE to pause playback.
NOTE: Still image will be displayed. For single image forward in PAUSE, PAUSE
button can be pressed.
8. MENU/ ESC
Press MENU/ESC
button to enter menu system. Also MENU/ESC is used to escape
upper menu and to save set-up parameter at the same time .
9. QUAD/ SEQ
This button is used for QUAD, sequential display. It is rotated as QUADÆ Sequential
Æ QUAD.
10. LEDs for Power ON, Archiving, Network Indication
1) Power On indicator
Indicates power is ON when power LED is lit.
2) Network indicator
Indicates data transmission via network is performed when network LED is lit.
3) Archiving indicator: Indicates archiving has been doing when archiving LED is lit.
11. Direction (Number) buttons
It is consists of UP
(1), RIGHT(2), DOWN(3), LEFT(4) buttons.
NOTE: These buttons is used in numbering input for password , in left/ right movement
and increasing/ decreasing parameter for MENU.
12. ENTER button
Press ENTER
button to confirm a selection.
Rear Panel
2
1 3 4
5
6 7 8 9 10
11
1. 75 Ohm Termination Switch
If you want to connect loop-through video outputs into another video equipments,
75 Ohm termination switch should be “OFF”. Then, another video equipments should
be 75 ohm terminated.
If loop through video outputs are not connected to another video equipments, it should
be “ON”.
If 75 Ohm termination switch “ON” or “OFF” is changed, it will cause poor video quality.
2. 4CH Video Input: 4 channel composite video inputs with BNC connectors
Since this DVR automatically detects video format (NTSC or PAL) as soon as power is
ON, NTSC or PAL video sources can be connected. But NTSC and PAL video sources
for 4CH video inputs can not be mixed. If they are mixed, DVR can’ not be operated
properly.
3. 4CH Loop through outputs: 4 channel composite video outputs with BNC connectors
If the connection of loop-through video outputs into another video equipments is
requested, 4CH Loop-Through outputs can be utilized for it. If loop-through video
outputs will be connected to another video equipments, 75 Ohm termination switch
should be “OFF”. Then, another video equipments should be 75 ohm terminated.
4. Video Output 1: composite video output
Connect this video output to monitor so that live, playback pictures would be monitored.
5. Audio Input, Audio Output: Unbalanced audio signal input with RCA jack
This DVR can record audio. Connect the audio source to audio input. Connect audio
output to your amplifier because the DVR does not have amplified audio output, so you
will need a speaker with an amplifier. The audio input can be from an amplified source
or directly from a microphone.
6. Ethernet Port: RJ45 jack
Connect a Cat5 cable with an RJ-45 jack to the DVR connector. Remote PC viewer
software via network enable you to live viewing or searching.
7. RS232C serial port
An RS232 port is provided to connect PC for configuration and software upgrades.
Use a modem cable with a DB-9S (female) connector to connect to the DVR.
8. RS485: For camera pan and tilting control
This DVR can be controlled remotely by remote PC software. The RS485 connector
can be used to control PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) cameras. Connect RX+, RX- of the
control system to the TX+, TX- (respectively) of the DVR.
9. Alarm input and relay output: 4 alarm inputs and 1 relay output with NO, NC
To make secure connections on the Alarm Connector Strip, press and hold the button
and insert the wire in the hole below the button. After releasing the button, tug gently
on the wire to make certain it is connected. To disconnect a wire, press and hold the
button above the wire and pull out the wire.
4 Alarm Inputs: 1,2,3,4,G(Ground)
You can use external devices to signal the DVR to react to events. Mechanical or
electrical switches can be wired to the Alarm Inputs and GND (Ground) connectors.
The threshold voltage is 4.3V and should be stable at least 0.5 seconds to be detected.
G (Ground), COM (common): G is same as common.
Connect the ground side of the Alarm input to G (Ground). Connect the ground side of
relay output to COM connector.
Relay output:
The DVR support NO, NC relay output at the same time. You can select NO or NC
, according to characteristic of mechanical or electrical switch.
10. FAN
11. AC outlet
Connect the power cord to the DVR and then to the wall outlet (100-240V AC).
Menu Tree
MAIN MENU
SYSTEM SETUP1
DISPLAY SETUP2
RECORDING SETUP3
ALARM SETUP4
MOTION SETUP5
SYSTEM SETUP
VIDEO FORMAT 1
PASSWORD2
ADMIN LOCK3
TIME FORMAT4
DATE FORMAT5
DISPLAY SETUP
ADJUST CHANNEL1
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
PTZ TYPE
SEQ DWELL TIME2
TIME/DATE OSD3
WEEKLY SCHEDULE6
NETWORK SETUP7
ARCHIVING8
HDD INFORMATION9
ALARM SETUP
FRAME RATE 1
DURATION2
SENSOR TYPE3
TRIGGER OUT4
BUZZER ALERT5
DATE/TIME SET6
REV STATUS7
RECORDING SETUP
QUALITY 1
FRAME RATE2
AUDIO3
STOP KEY4
NETWORK SETUP
CONNECT 1
IP ADD2
SUB NET3
GATE WAY4
CAM NUMBER OSD4
VIDEO LOSS OSD5
POP-UP DISPLAY6
DEFAULT7
MOTION SETUP
SENSITIVITY 1
FRAME RATE2
DURATION3
CAM14
CAM25
CAM36
CAM47
BUZZER ALERT8
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
WEEK START DURATION
00: 00SUN
00: 00MON
00: 00TUE
00: 00WED
00: 00THU
00: 00FRI
00: 00SAT
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
NONENONEHOLIDAY
PORT5
ARCHIVING
ARCHIVING TYPE 1
ARCHIVING TIME2
ARCHIVE INFO
3
NAME: / TOTAL:
ARCHIVE LOG4
HDD INFORMATION
MASTER HDD 1
TOTAL
FREE
FORMAT HDD2
OVERWRITE3
III. Main Menu Programming
1. Overview Main Menu
Before using your DVR for the first time, you will want to establish the initial settings.
This includes items such as time and date, password, display, record mode, network
and so on.
In order to program Main Menu, first press MENU/ESC
If ADMIN LOCK is set as YES (factory default is YES), below figure will be appeared.
button of front panel in DVR.
PASSWORD LOGIN
Then input password number using UP(1),
RIGHT(2), DOWN(3), LEFT(4) Buttons
PASSWORD
(Factory default number is 1111), and
press ENTER button. MAIN MENU will be
appeared.
****
*
ENTER
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
NOTE:
To access the DVR Main Menu, press MENU/ESC
. To escape MENU, MENU/ESC
button is also used. Buttons for movement in Menu are ◀(4), ▶(2). Button for selection
is ENTER
, Buttons for increasing or decreasing parameter are ▲(1), ▼(3). Press
MENU/ESC to return to the previous MENU after setting and to save the values of
setup.
Í ◀(LEFT & 4), ▶(RIGHT & 2), ▲(UP & 1), ▼(DOWN & 3) and ENTER
buttons.
< MAIN MENU >
MAIN MENU
SYSTEM SETUP1
DISPLAY SETUP2
RECORDING SETUP3
ALARM SETUP4
MOTION SETUP5
WEEKLY SCHEDULE6
NETWORK SETUP7
ARCHIVING8
HDD INFORMATION9
ENTER
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
2. SYSTEM SETUP
To access SYSTEM SETUP, press ENTER
button after moving highlight bar to
SYSTEM SETUP in MAIN MENU. Below menu will appear on monitor.
SYSTEM SETUP
1
NTSCVIDEO FORMAT 1
****
YES
24HOURS
YY-MM-DD
ENTER
PASSWORD2
ADMIN LOCK3
TIME FORMAT4
DATE FORMAT5
DATE/TIME SET6
2004:01:11 10:50:11
REV STATUS VERSION 0.9.67
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
1) VIDEO FORMAT: NTSC/ PAL
Video format is automatically detected after power ON. The detected video information
will be displayed on VIDEO FORMAT. User don’t need to change video format.
2) PASSWORD:
Move Highlight bar to PASSWORD in the SYSTEM Menu using DOWN
or UP button .
And then press ENTER to change password. For four digit password input, UP(1),
RIGHT
(2), DOWN(3), LEFT(4) buttons are used.
NOTE: Factory Default is 1111. (Press UP button four times)
SYSTEM SETUP
OLD**** PASSWORD2
SYSTEM SETUP
Input old password. (Factory Default is 1111)
SYSTEM SETUP
NEW**** PASSWORD2
Input new password. Enter the password by
pressing the appropriate combination of four
number, UP(1), RIGHT(2), DOWN(3),
LEFT
AGN**** PASSWORD2
Input new password again to confirm new
(4) buttons.
password.
3) ADMIN LOCK: YES/ NO
Move Highlight bar to ADMIN LOCK in the SYSTEM Menu using DOWN or UP button .
If ADMIN LOCK is selected as YES by LEFT or RIGHT, password is requested
whenever entering menu. If NO, password isn’t requested.
4) TIME FORMAT: 24/ 12 HOURS
Move Highlight bar to TIME FORMAT in the SYSTEM Menu using DOWN
and press the LEFT
or RIGHT button to select 24 HOURS (military time) or 12 HOURS
or UP button
(AM/PM). Whenever Time Format is changed, clock information on monitor and file
information in search list will be changed together.
5) DATE FORMAT: MM-DD-YY/ DD-MM-YY/ MM-DD-YY
Move Highlight bar to DATE FORMAT in the SYSTEM Menu using DOWN
or UP
button. Date format can be changed using LEFT or RIGHT button.
6) DATE/ TIME SET:
Move Highlight bar to DATE/TIME SET in the SYSTEM Menu using DOWN
or UP
button. And then press ENTER to set the time.
NOTE:
1. If you set a date and time that is older than some of your recorded
images, it is not easy to manage recorded files.
2. Before starting your DVR, DATE/ TIME should be setting properly.
SYSTEM SETUP
DATE/TIME SET6
Year is changed by DOWN or UP button.
2004:01:11 10:50:11
By LEFT or RIGHT button.
SYSTEM SETUP
DATE/TIME SET6
Month is changed by DOWN or UP button.
2004:01:11 10:50:11
LEFT
SYSTEM SETUP
DATE/TIME SET6
or RIGHT button.
Date is changed by DOWN or UP button.
2004:01:11 10:50:11
…
SYSTEM SETUP
DATE/TIME SET6
2004:01:11 10:50:11
LEFT or RIGHT button.
Time is changed by DOWN
or UP button.
To confirm DATE/TIME setting, ENTER
button should be pressed.
After setting DATE/ TIME, MENU/ESC or ENTER button can be used in order to
return upper Menu.
7) REVISION STATUS
It shows DVR software version. Whenever upgrading software, upgraded version will
be displayed.
3. DISPLAY SETUP
DISPLAY SETUP
2
CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4ADJUST CHANNEL1
1-99 %BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
PTZ TYPE
DEFAULT7
ENTER
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
To access DISPLAY SETUP, press ENTER
1-99 %
NONE, 1-60 SECSEQ DWELL TIME2
ON/ OFFTIME/ DATE OSD3
ON/ OFFCAM NUMBER OSD4
ON/ OFFVIDEO LOSS OSD5
ON/ OFFPOP-UP DISPLAY6
YES/ NO
button after moving highlight bar to DISPLAY
SETUP in MAIN MENU. Above menu will appear on monitor.
1) ADJUST CHANNEL: CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4
The camera channel to adjust brightness, contrast can be selected by ADJUST
CHANNEL using LEFT
or RIGHT button.
BRIGHTNESS: 1 to 99 %
BRIGHTNESS can be changed using LEFT or RIGHT button.
- NOTE: Minimum value is 1 (very dark), maximum value is 99 (very bright).
CONTRAST: 1 to 99 %
CONTRAST can be changed using LEFT
PTZ TYPE (Pan, Tilt and zooming protocol selection)
The high end camera(s) with panning, tilting and zooming function would be connected
with some of video inputs. The camera(s) has(have) its own control protocol to control
panning, tilting and zooming, according to PTZ camera manufacturer. In order to control
PTZ of the camera from remote area by network viewer software, proper PTZ TYPE
should be selected in here. Your DVR supports over ten PTZ cameras.
or RIGHT button.
* NOTE: PTZ stands for pan, tilt and zooming.
* PTZ protocols: Panasonic/ Pelco-D/ PelcoP/ Techwin/ Niko/ DRX502A_DSC230s
/KRE_301_302/ GC_755_NP/ TOA_CC554/ RAS716LS
2) SEQ DEWLL TIME: NONE/ 1 to 60 seconds.
SEQ DWELL TIME can be changed using LEFT or RIGHT button.
- NOTE: It is just reflected in sequential display mode.
3) TIME/DATE OSD: ON/ OFF
When it is set as OFF, characters which indicates time/ date will be disappeared on
monitor.
4) CAM NUMBER OSD: ON/ OFF
When it is set as OFF, characters which indicates camera number will be disappeared
on monitor.
5) VIDEO LOSS OSD: ON/ OFF
When it is set as OFF, black pictures will be displayed in the cameo with video loss.
6) POP-UP DISPLAY: ON/ OFF
When it is set as OFF, pop-up image of camera which motion detection or alarm triggering
is occurred will not displayed.
7) DEFAULT: Return to factory default mode.
-NOTE: Factory default is 50% for BRIGHTNESS, 31% for CONTRAST, NONE for
SEQ DWELL TIME.
4. RECORDING SETUP
RECORDING SETUP
3
: HIGHQUALITY 1
FRAME RATE2
AUDIO3
ENTER
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
To access RECORDING SETUP, press ENTER
MENU using DOWN
or UP is highlighted with blue color. The menu above will
: 60/ IPS
: OFF
: DISABLESTOP KEY4
when RECORDING SETUP in MAIN
appear on monitor.
1) QUALITY: LOW, STANDARD, STANDARD PLUS, HIGH
Your DVR support four recording quality from low to high. It can be selected using
LEFT
or RIGHT button.
2) FRAME RATE: 60, 30, 15, 10, 5, 1, 0.5 IPS.(NTSC)
Your DVR support several frame rates from 0.5 to 60 Image per seconds for NTSC
from 0.5 to 50 IPS for PAL. It can be selected using LEFT or RIGHT button.
3) AUDIO: ON/ OFF
Your DVR can select whether to record audio signal with video signal together or not.
It can be selected using LEFT
or RIGHT button.
4) STOP KEY: DISABLE/ ENABLE
In case of manual recording, manual recording is started and stop by the REC/ STOP
button . This STOP KEY ENABLE can protect the “recording stop” which is not
intended.
5. ALARM SETUP
ALARM SETUP
4
: 60/ IPSFRAME RATE 1
: 3 MIN
: NONE/ N.O/ N.C
: DISABLETRIGGER OUT4
: DISABLEBUZZER ALERT5
ENTER
DURATION2
SENSOR TYPE3
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
To access ALARM SETUP, press ENTER when ALARM SETUP in MAIN MENU using
DOWN or UP is highlighted with blue color. The menu above will appear on monitor.
1) FRAME RATE: 60, 30, 15, 10, 5, 1, 0.5 IPS.(NTSC)
Your DVR support several frame rates from 0.5 to 60 Image per seconds for NTSC
from 0.5 to 50 IPS for PAL. It can be selected using LEFT
or RIGHT button.
2) DURATION:
It define recording duration after motion is detected. This DVR support 10 sec, 30 sec,
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,20,30,40,50,60 minutes. It can be selected using LEFT or RIGHT
button.
3) SENSOR TYPE: NONE/ N.O/ N.C
Your DVR can select the input type for external alarm inputs which usually has normal
open or normal close using LEFT or RIGHT button.
4) TRIGGER OUT (Relay Output):
Your DVR support both dry open and dry contact through different relay output port.
It can be selected using LEFT
5) BUZZER ALERT: DISABLE/ ENABLE
If external alarm sensor(s) be triggered, beep sound from buzzer by BUZZER ALERT
with ENABLE would be occurred during two seconds.
or RIGHT button.
6. MOTION SETUP
MOTION SETUP
5
: normalSENSITIVITY 1
: 60/ IPS
: 1 MIN
: DISABLE
: DISABLE
: DISABLE
: DISABLE
: DISABLEBUZZER ALERT8
ENTER
FRAME RATE2
DURATION3
CAM14
CAM25
CAM36
CAM47
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
Your DVR has built-in video motion detection function. Motion detection Enable/ Disable,
motion area can be selected separately for each camera. When your DVR detects
motion, it begin to record multiplexed video signals from the camera or cameras which
motion is detected and display only the camera with motion during 30 seconds.
Recoding duration can be selected in MOTION SETUP menu. To access MOTION
SETUP, press ENTER
when MOTION SETUP in MAIN MENU using DOWN or UP
button is highlighted with blue color. The menu above will appear on monitor.
1) SENSITIVITY: 5 steps (very low, low , normal, high, very high)
Your DVR support 5 sensitivity levels. It can be selected using LEFT or RIGHT button.
2) FRAME RATE:
Your DVR support 60, 30, 15, 10, 5, 1, 0.5 IPS for NTSC. 50, 25,16, 10, 5, 1, 0.5 IPS
for PAL. It can be selected using LEFT
3) DURATION:
It define recording duration after motion is detected. This DVR support 10 sec, 30sec,
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,20,30,40,50,60 minutes. It can be selected using LEFT
button.
4) CAM1, CAM2, CAM3, CAM4: DISABLE/ ALL/ SETUP
Motion Enable/Disable, Motion zone can be selected separately for each of four
cameras.
DISABLE means that function of motion detection isn’t utilized.
ALL means that entire image area is selected for motion detection.
SETUP can be selected in order to select given image area which want to monitor
motion detection. Total motion area consists of 14x10 blocks. To select arbitrary motion
zone, select SETUP using LEFT
or RIGHT button.
or RIGHT
or RIGHT button. And then press ENTER button to
designate motion areas in 14x10 blocks. You can use LEFT or RIGHT button for
horizontal movement UP or DOWN button for vertical movement, ENTER button for
selection. You can define the area of the image where you don’t want to detect motion.
Selected blocks in 14x10 blocks will be blinking. To remove previously
defined image block for motion detection, press ENTER button again at that block.
After defining motion zone, press MENU/ESC
button to return upper Menu.
5) BUZZER ALERT: DISABLE/ ENABLE
If motion be detected in motion area, beep sound from buzzer by BUZZER ALERT
with ENABLE would be occurred during two seconds.
7. WEEKLY SCHEDULE
6
WEEK START DURATION
ENTER
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
00: 00SUN
00: 00MON
00: 00TUE
00: 00WED
00: 00THU
00: 00FRI
00: 00SAT
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
00: 00
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFFNONENONEHOLIDAY
To setup WEEKLY SCHEDULE, press ENTER when WEEKLY SCHEDULE in MAIN
MENU using DOWN
or UP button is highlighted with blue color. The menu above will
appear on monitor.
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
WEEK START DURATION
00: 00SUN
00: 00MON
ENTER
00: 00
00: 00
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
When blue bar is on SUN, blue bar movement from SUN to SAT and HOLIDAY can be
selected by DOWN
or UP button. To return Main Menu, MENU/ESC button is used.
To move START, DURATION and OFF/ ON, LEFT
the time for START time, DURATION and OFF/ ON, time with bold character or OFF/ ON
at that position can be changed by DOWN or UP button .
OFF
OFF
OFFNONENONEWEEK
or RIGHT Button is used. To decide
For example, the blue bar movement by LEFT
or RIGHT Button like this;
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
START DURATION
00: 00SUN
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
START DURATION
00: 00SUN
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
START DURATION
00: 00SUN
OFF00: 00
OFF00: 00
OFF00: 00
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
START DURATION
00: 00SUN
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
START DURATION
00: 00SUN
OFF00: 00
OFF00: 00
When blue bar is placed on START, DURATION and OFF/ ON, you can change
value like time or ON/ OFF. When there is no bold character, blue bar can move from SUN
to SAT and HOLIDAY. START means recording starting time. It can be changed from
00:00 to 23:59. DURATION means total recording time duration. HOLIDAY is for holiday
recording setup. It can be adjusted from SUN to SAT.
8. NETWORK SETUP
NETWORK SETUP
7
: STATIC/ DHCPCONNECT 1
IP ADD2
SUB NET3
GATE WAY4
ENTER
: 192. 168. 123. 163
: 255. 255. 255. 0
: 192. 168. 123. 254
: 5000PORT5
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To access NETWORK SETUP, press ENTER when NETWORK SETUP in MAIN
MENU using DOWN or UP is highlighted with blue color. The menu above will
appear on monitor.
1) CONNECT: STATIC or DHCP
You DVR can select STATIC IP or DHCP using LEFT
or RIGHT Button.
If static IP be selected, IP address, SUB NET, and GATEWAY should be written
on it manually, according to network environment. If DHCP be selected, your DVR
would read network parameters automatically from network equipment, display them
on IP ADD, SUB NET and GATEWAY.
2) IP ADDRESS: IP address number would be written in here, in case of STATIC IP.
3) SUB NET: SUB NET Mask number would be written in here, in case of STATIC IP.
4) GATE WAY: GATE WAY number would be written in here, in case of STATIC IP.
5) PORT: Port number can be written according to network environment.
In case of STATIC IP, in order to write the number of IP address, Sub net mask, gate way,
DOWN
or UP button can be used to increase or decrease the number with bold character.
9. ARCHIVING
ARCHIVING
8
: SINGLE/ MOTIONARCHIVING TYPE 1
ARCHIVING TIME2
ARCHIVE INFO
3
NAME:
TOTAL:
FREE:
ENTER
▲▼◀▶ EXIT
: 1 to 60 SEC
: NONEARCHIVE LOG4
1) ARCHIVE TYPE: SINGLE or MOTION
For archiving data via USB port, first set-up ARCHIVING TYPE and ARCHIVING
TIME which you want to have using LEFT
or RIGHT Button. And then insert USB
memory drive in USB port of DVR front panel.
Press ARCHIVE
button in playback or live mode.
SINGLE in ARCHIVE TYPE means that field by field image can be captured in USB
memory drive. MOTION means that it can be captured during the time duration
when you set in ARCHIVE TIME.
2) ARCHIVE TIME: 1 to 60 seconds.
ARCHIVE TIME is time duration which you want to archive in MOTION.
3) ARCHIVE INFO:
First, connect USB memory drive in USB port of DVR front panel. And then enter
menu mode. You can see the information of USB Memory Drive inserted in DVR
like USB memory drive manufacturer, total memory size, available memory size.
4) ARCHIVE LOG: NONE or ENTER
All of log information including DVR power ON/ OFF, recording time, event time
and so on can be backup through USB Memory drive. After backup log file, you
can see backup log information using WORD-PAD of PC. For ARCHIVE LOG, first
select ENTER using LEFT or RIGHT Button. And the press ENTER button.
NOTE: Don’t keep to connect USB Memory drive in USB port of DVR when
DVR power up. Use USB Memory drive when it is needed for archiving.
While recording, playback, network function is operating at the same time,
if ARCHIVE
button is pressed, network will be terminated and Archiving
will be started. Don’t plug out USB memory driver when archiving isn’t
finished. Please plug out USB memory drive after “Archive LED” turn off.
5) The archived image playback
To play archived image, it needs NetViewer program. For the installation of NetViewer
program in PC, Setup.exe in NetViewer S/W CD can be executed.
To playback archived image file in USB memory driver, First connect USB memory
drive to PC, then execute Netviewer program.
NOTE: For more detail information about NetViewer program, confer the user’s manual
of NetViewer program.
< The procedure of archived file playback using NetViewer program >
A) Install NetViewer program as executing Setup.exe in NetViewer S/W CD.
After finishing installation, next icon will be appeared in PC.
B) Double-click the icon to execute NetViewer Program. Main Window of NetViewer
program will be appeared. (Confer next page figure.)
C) Connect USB Memory drive to USB port of PC.
D) Search archived files using searching icon of NetViewer program.
E) Playback the archived file as double-clicking the file.
NOTE: USB Memory driver usually will be recognized as removable disk in most of PC.
Confer example of recognizing USB Memory drive in PC.
1 2
3
4 5 6 7 8
< NetViewer Program >
NOTE: On the viewer program buttons in Viewer GUI
1. Search Button:
This Search Button
can be used to find archived image in USB Memory drive. After
searching the image files, double-click the file. And then it will be playbacked.
2. Slide bar;
In order to move much faster the archived image where you want to see, just drag
this slice bar forward or backward.
3. Move to beginning of archived images
4. Move single frame backward
5. Playback button
6. Stop/ PAUSE button
7. Move single frame forward
8. Move to end of archived images
< Example; USB Memory Drive will usually be recognized as removable Disk in PC >
Removable Disk
10. HDD INFORMATION
9
HDD INFORMATION
: WDC WD1200MASTER HDD 1
: 111GB
: 111GB
: NO
: OFFOVERWRITE3
ENTER
TOTAL
FREE
FORMAT HDD2
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1) MASTER HDD:
This machine automatically detects HDD, display HDD information in menu like
total HDD capacity and available memory space.
2) FORMAT HDD:
This support quick HDD format function. To format HDD in FORMAT HDD, first select
YES using LEFT
or RIGHT Button, and then press ENTER button. Press ENTER
button again after MASTER is displayed. Then quick format is implemented with
CONFIRM.
3) OVERWRITE: Your DVR can be enable or disable HDD overwrite, when HDD is full.
11. Search List
SEARCH LIST 10/ 10
LIST TYPE
10-15-2004 10:201
10-15-2004 12:202
10-15-2004 13:203
10-15-2004 14:204
10-15-2004 16:205
10-15-2004 18:206
ENTER
ALL 10-15-2004
ALL
10-15-2004 11:20
10-15-2004 13:20
10-15-2004 14:20
10-15-2004 15:20
10-15-2004 17:20
10-15-2004 18:50
10-15-2004 19:2510-15-2004 19:207
10-15-2004 20:2510-15-2004 20:208
10-15-2004 21:5010-15-2004 21:209
10-15-2004 23:1010-15-2004 22:0010
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The number of recorded files
Latest recorded file
Search list can be sorted all the recorded file as ALL/ TIME/ MANUAL/ ALARM/
MOTION/ SCHEDULE using DOWN
SEARCH LIST 10/ 10
LIST TYPE
10-15-2004 10:201
ALL 10-15-2004
ALL
10-15-2004 11:20
or UP button for fast file searching.
SEARCH LIST 10/ 10
10-15-2004 10:201
ALL 10-15-2004LIST TYPE
10-15-2004 11:20
Change the numbers by highlighting them and using the DOWN or UP button to
increase or decrease the number for year/ month/ date after moving from ALL to
2004-10-** using LEFT
SEARCH LIST 10/ 10
LIST TYPE
10-15-2004 10:201
or RIGHT Button.
ALL 10-15-2004
ALL
10-15-2004 11:20
10-15-2004 23:1010-15-2004 22:0010
To select recorded file for playback,
DOWN
or UP button is used after
pressing ENTER button. .
Playback will be started by pressing
SEARCH LIST 10/ 10
PLAY/ STOP button (▶) button.
LIST TYPE
10-15-2004 10:201
ALL 10-15-2004
ALL
10-15-2004 11:20
10-15-2004 23:1010-15-2004 22:0010
NOTE:
1. If PLAY/ STOP button be pressed two times successively, latest recorded file could be
playbacked soon.
2. The example for searching recorded files by TIME.
Search list by TIME can be selected from ALL/ TIME/ MANUAL/ ALARM/ MOTION/
SCHEDULE using DOWN or UP button.
After moving 11-20-2004 date area using LEFT
or RIGHT Button (and then related date
character would be turned into bold character), the date which want to search can be
selected by using DOWN
or UP button. Then recorded files just after selected date,
time (ex, 11-20-2004 10:33) would be listed as bellows. To playback a recorded file
from listed files, press ENTER button to move listed files. And then press PLAY/ STOP
button (▶) for playback after selecting the recorded file using DOWN
SEARCH LIST 2/ 2
or UP button.
LIST TYPE
11-20-2004 10:331
TIME 11-20-2004 10:33
TIME
11-20-2004 11:20
11-20-2004 23:1011-20-2004 22:002
12. DISPLAY Mode
There are three kind of display modes such as single (as full), QUAD, sequential mode
regardless recording mode. When there are motion detection or alarm triggering, the
video channel which motion is detected or alarm is triggered would be display on monitor
during 30 Seconds. After it pass 30 Seconds, your DVR would display previous display
mode such as full, QUAD or sequential picture.
▶
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MAIN MENU
SYSTEM SETUP1
DISPLAY SETUP2
RECORDING SETUP3
ALARM SETUP4
MOTION SETUP5
WEEKLY SCHEDULE6
NETWORK SETUP7
ARCHIVING8
HDD INFORMATION9
When your DVR is in recording, playback and network mode, are displayed
on left top corner of monitor. But it is on MENU Mode, are temporarily
disappeared as upper figure.
▶
▶
13. RECORDING Mode
There are several kinds of recording modes such as Manual, Schedule, Alarm event,
Motion. Recording quality including high, standard plus, standard, low for all of recording is
decided by the QUALITY setting in RECORDING SETUP Menu. Frame rate, recording
time can be separately selected in each of SETUP Menu.
It is recorded on HDD that 4Ch video input signals are multiplexed with field by
field.
1) Manual recording is started by REC/STOP button of front panel.
2) WEEKLY RECORDING is started by setting in WEEKLY SETUP.
3) Motion Recording is started by when any motions in image are detected.
4) Alarm recording is started by external alarm trigger input.
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Recording Mode
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14. PLAYBACK Mode
Normal playback can be started PLAY/ STOP button (▶) after recorded file selection
in search list. While your DVR is in playback mode, the camera channel which want to
watch could be selected by UP(1), RIGHT(2), DOWN(3), LEFT(4) button. Fast forward
(FF, ▶) or fast backward playback (REW ◀◀) can be done by FF (▶▶) and REW
(◀◀) button. In order to freeze picture in playback, PAUSE button is used. The
movement of single field in still picture mode can be fulfilled by PAUSE
button.
For selecting the forward or backward playback of single field, FF (▶▶) and REW (◀◀)
button would be needed to press before using PAUSE
button.
Your DVR supports x2,x4,x8,x16,x32 playback for Fast Forward, x2,x4,x8,x16 play back
for Fast Backward.
Note: When motion in image is detected or external alarm is triggered, there is pop-up
image display of the channel during 30 seconds. But your DVR doesn’t display pop-up
image display of the channel when your DVR is in playback mode or search list Menu
to minimize user’s inconvenience.
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Playback Mode
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APPENDIX 1. Specification (1/2)
4 Ch, NTSC/PAL, 1V peak-to-peak, 75 Ohm, BNCVideo Input
1 Ch Audio Input/ Output
4Ch loop-through Output. 1 MonitorVideo Output
Display Resolution NTSC: 720x480, PAL: 720x576Display Resolution
Single, QUAD, SequentialDisplay Mode
Full Mode, 4Ch Multiplexing RecordingRecording Resolution
NTSC: 720x480, PAL: 720x576
M-JPEG (modified)Compression Algorithm
Embedded LinuxOS
Record / Playback / NetworkTriplex
Compression Rate (KB/ image)
(NTSC: 720x240, PAL: 720x288)
Speed (IPS)
Modes
(Alarm Trigger, Motion)
Normal image: 13~17 (NTSC), 15~19(PAL)
Complex image: 20~25 (NTSC), 22~27 (PAL)
60 fps (NTSC), 50 fps (PAL)Recording Frame Rate (IPS)
60/30/15/10/5/1/0.5 (NTSC), 50/25/12/6/5/1/0.5 (PAL)Recording
Manual, Schedule, Motion, Event
60 Field per Sec (NTSC), 50 Field per Sec (PAL)Display
Choose recording section at 1min time intervals during days of weekSchedule Recording
Full-time recording, Holiday Recording option
Power, Network, Archive, Record (Button inside)Status Indicator (LED)
Selectable input recording speedEvent
Duration: Follow/Continue/10sec/20sec/30sec/1,5,10 min
NO, NC selectable. Both NO and NC support in rear panel for Relay OutAlarm In(4)/ Relay Out(1)
Normal: x1 speedPlayback
Fast Forward: x2,x4,x8,x16,x32(NTSC, PAL)
Fast Backward: x2,x4,x8,x16(NTSC, PAL)
Move 1 image per pushbutton at still image (STILL Button)
Searching function: Move to search list, Time/ Manual/ Event/ Schedule
Protocol: TCP/IP, DHCP, PPP, and PPPoENetwork Protocol
RS232 / RS485 (Pan/Tilt/Zoom)Communication Protocol
EIDE, ATA-100, 3.5 inch, 7200rpmHDD Type
APPENDIX 1. Specification (1/2)
Pre-formatting not required (Automatic formatting by system)HDD Management
(No loss of data by FAT breakage/Efficient HDD space increase)
Data storing in sequence (Not decrease HDD lifetime)
Archiving
Mechanical
Unit Dimension
Unit Weight
USB 1.1 for data export (M-JPEG format)
(Note: Memory Key not included in the package)
AC100-240V, 50-60HzPower Supply
434(W) x 360(D) x 44.5(H) (17.1" x 14.2" x 1.73")
(19" rack mountable, 1U)
Unit Weight 11lb (5kg)
40° to 104°F (5° to 40°C)Ambient Temperature
FCC Class A, CE and ULApproval
APPENDIX 2. Pin Description of connectors
1. USB Pin Descriptions 2. LAN port (RJ-45) Pin Descriptions
1 5
1 8
Pin descriptionPin NO.
VCC1
D- (TX-)2
D+(TX+)3
GND4
SHIELD5
Pin description Pin NO.
TXD+1
TXD-2
RXD+3
No connected 4
No connected 5
RXD-6
No connected 7
No connected 8
3. RS485 Pin Descriptions
1 3
DVR
Pin description Pin NO.
RS485 D+ (TX +)1
RS485 D- (TX -)2
GND3
Slave Unit like PTZ Camera
Pin description Pin NO.
RS485 D+ (RX +)?
RS485 D- (RX -)?
4. RS232C Pin (DSUB-9) Descriptions
1 9
DVR Communication Unit Like PC
Pin description Pin NO.
No connected. (DCD)1
RXD (Receive Data)2
TXD (Transmit Data)3
No connected. (DTR) 4
GND (System Ground) 5
No connected6
No connected 7
No connected 8
No connected 9
Pin description Pin
No connected. 1
RXD 2
TXD 3
No connected. 4
GND 5
No connected6
No connected 7
No connected 8
No connected 9
5. Alarm Input & Outputs Pin Descriptions
1 8
Pin description Pin NO.
Sensor input 1 – Sensor input 41-4
Ground 5
Relay output with normal open6
Relay output with normal close7
Common 8
Warranty Guide
The quality of this product is guaranteed by strict quality control process and tests. If the
Product is damaged despite following the instructions provided in the manual, this
Warranty will be in effect, provided the product is damaged within 1 year of purchase.
Warranty Guide
z Check the Product Warranty Sheet to make sure it is still in effect.
z Check the problem again and contact your dealer you purchased from.
z About product repair, exchange, or refund, we follow the “compensation regulation for
customer’s loss” announced by “the Economic Planning Board”.
Warranty
z If the product is damaged despite following the instructions provided in the manual, this
warranty will be in effect, provided the product is damaged within 1 year of purchase.
z Service fee and replacement parts will be charged in below cases:
1. Damaged the user’s carelessness.
2. Damaged due to a natural disaster.
3. Damaged due to the user not following the instructions and cautions written in the
user’s guide
4. Damaged due to incorrect power voltage, and/or frequency being used.
5. If the Product Warranty sheet is expired.
6. Damaged due to an engineer not employed by SIGNALSYNC modifying the system.
z If your system is damaged after the warranty period, free repair service will not be
available. If you wish the system to be repaired, service fee and replacement parts will
be charged.
Warranty
Product/ Model Name
Serial Number
Purchasing Dealer
Purchasing Date
Customer
• The product Warranty Sheet will not be issued again.
• The Product Warranty Sheet must be filled on the same day of the product’s purchase.
• It will be requested to show this warranty to receive free repair service.
1 year from the purchasing dateWarranty Period
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