Sony HSRX200, HSRX200P OPERATING MANUAL

HSR-X200/X200P

3-206-603-13(1)

Digital Surveillance Recor der

Operating Instructions Mode d’emploi Manual de instrucciones

GB FR ES

HSR-X200/X200P

 2001 Sony Corporation

English

WARNING

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.

Owner’s Record

The model and serial numbers are located on the body of the unit. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product.

Model No. Serial No.

For the customers in the USA (HSR-X200 only)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or ore of the following measures:

– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different

from that to which the receiver is connected.

– Consult the dealer or experienced radio/TV technician for

help.

You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.

The shielded interface cable recommended in this manual must be used with this equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.

If you have any questions about this product, you may call: Sony’s Business Information Center (BIC) at 1-800-686SONY(7669) or Write to:

Sony Customer Information Services Center

6900-29 Daniels Parkway, PMB 330

Fort Myers, Florida 33912

Declaration of Conformity

Trade Name: SONY Model No.: HSR-X200 Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc. Address: 680 Kinderkamack Road, Oradell

NJ 07649 U.S.A

Telephone No.: 201-930-6972

This device complies with Part 15 of the 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.

All product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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Attention – when the product is installed in rack:

1. Prevention against overloading of branch circuit

When this product is installed in a rack and is supplied power from an outlet on the rack, please make sure that the rack does not overload the supply circuit.

2. Providing protective earth

When this product is installed in a rack and is supplied power from an outlet on the rack, please confirm that the outlet is provided with a suitable protective earth connection.

3. Internal air ambient temperature of the rack

When this product is installed in a rack, please make sure that the internal air ambient temperature of the rack is within the specified limit of this product.

4. Prevention against achieving hazardous condition due to uneven mechanical loading

When this product is installed in a rack, please make sure that the rack does not achieve hazardous condition due to uneven mechanical loading.

5. Install the equipment while taking the operation temperature of the equipment into consideration

For the operating temperature of the equipment, refer to the specifications of the Operation Manual.

English

6. When performing the installation, keep the top, sides and rear of the unit 5 cm (2 inches) or more away from the walls or ceiling in order to obtain proper exhaust and radiation of heat.

Voor de klanten in Nederland

Gooi de batterij niet weg maar lever deze in als klein chemisch afval (KCA).

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Table of Contents

Precautions ........................................................ 5(GB)

Overview............................................................ 7(GB)

Features ....................................................... 7(GB)

System Configuration.................................. 8(GB)

Locations and Functions of Parts.................. 11(GB)

Front Panel ................................................ 11(GB)

Rear Panel.................................................. 14(GB)

On-Screen Data ......................................... 16(GB)

Basic OSD Operations.................................... 17(GB)

Menu Operations ....................................... 17(GB)

Menu Layers.............................................. 19(GB)

Overview of Recording................................... 21(GB)

Types of Recording ................................... 21(GB)

Areas for Recording .................................. 21(GB)

Zoom in on the Camera Input.................... 21(GB)

Normal Recording .......................................... 22(GB)

Settings for Normal Recording.................. 22(GB)

Procedure of Normal Recording................ 23(GB)

Recording Time......................................... 24(GB)

Alarm Recording ............................................ 25(GB)

Settings for Alarm Recording.................... 25(GB)

Alarm Recording Procedure...................... 27(GB)

Timer Recording............................................. 28(GB)

Settings for Timer Recording .................... 28(GB)

Timer Recording Procedure ...................... 29(GB)

Data Storage.................................................... 30(GB)

Copying Data to the Archive Area or a Memory

Stick...................................................... 30(GB)

Backing-up Data on DDS Tape................. 31(GB)

Storing Data on a CD-R ............................ 31(GB)

Playback .......................................................... 33(GB)

Normal Playback ....................................... 33(GB)

Pre-Reverse Playback – Playback During

Recording ............................................. 33(GB)

Still-Picture Playback ................................ 34(GB)

Variable-Speed Playback .......................... 34(GB)

Zooming in on an Image ........................... 35(GB)

Multiplexer Channel Selection.................. 35(GB)

Picture Searching............................................ 36(GB)

Search Mode Selection.............................. 36(GB)

Searching From the Alarm Recording

List........................................................ 37(GB)

Searching by the Thumbnail Image........... 37(GB)

Searching by the Time/Date of

Recording ............................................. 38(GB)

Searching on the Archive Area ................. 38(GB)

Searching Using the Activity Detection

Sensor ................................................... 39(GB)

Connections and Settings ............................... 40(GB)

Basic Connection Example ....................... 40(GB)

Series Connections and Associated

Settings................................................. 40(GB)

Multiplexer Connection and Associated

Settings................................................. 41(GB)

Network Connections and Associated

Settings................................................. 42(GB)

Connections for Data Storage.................... 43(GB)

Saving/Loading of Menu Settings............. 44(GB)

Connections for Remote Control and

Associated Settings .............................. 45(GB)

Hard Disk Expansion and Mirroring

Setting .................................................. 47(GB)

Preparations .................................................... 49(GB)

OSD Language Selection .......................... 49(GB)

Clock Adjustment...................................... 49(GB)

Recording Area Settings............................ 51(GB)

On-Screen Data Selection ......................... 53(GB)

Buzzer Settings.......................................... 53(GB)

Security Lock Settings............................... 54(GB)

Web Operations .............................................. 55(GB)

Accessing the Recorder ............................. 55(GB)

Web Operations Display ........................... 56(GB)

Searching for a Picture .............................. 59(GB)

Copying and Downloading........................ 60(GB)

Menu Settings............................................ 63(GB)

Maintenance .................................................... 64(GB)

Troubleshooting......................................... 64(GB)

Checking the Information on Power Failure

and Usage Times .................................. 65(GB)

Specifications................................................... 66(GB)

Commands....................................................... 67(GB)

Data Format............................................... 67(GB)

Regular Commands ................................... 67(GB)

Status Commands ...................................... 69(GB)

Group Control Commands ........................ 70(GB)

Special Commands .................................... 71(GB)

Other Commands....................................... 72(GB)

Special Code.............................................. 72(GB)

Command Table ........................................ 73(GB)

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Precautions

On safety

•Operate the HSR-X200 on 120 V AC, 60 Hz or the HSR-X200P on 220-240V AC, 50/60 Hz.

•The nameplate indicating operating voltage, current consumption, etc., is located on the rear of the unit.

•Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further.

•Do not drop or place heavy objects on the power cord. If the power cord is damaged, unplug the unit immediately. It is dangerous to use the unit with a damaged power cord.

•Connect the power cord to the wall AC outlet.

For connecting the power source, see “Basic Connection Example” on page 40(GB).

•Unplug the unit from the wall outlet if it is not to be used for several days or more.

•Disconnect the power cord from the wall AC outlet by grasping the plug, not by pulling the cord.

On installation

On cleaning

As a safety precaution, unplug the unit before cleaning it.

•To keep the unit looking brand-new, periodically clean it with a mild detergent solution. Never use strong solvents such as thinner or benzine, or abrasive cleaners since they will damage the cabinet. When cleaning, keep liquid away from electrical contacts and connectors.

•When there is a buildup of dust on air vents, use a vacuum cleaner to remove it.

On repacking

•Before repacking, disconnect all cables and connecting cords.

•Do not throw away the carton and packing materials. They make an ideal container with which to transport the unit. When shipping the unit to another location, repack it.

•Do not place a heavy object on the unit.

•Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat build-up. Keep the top, sides, and rear of the unit 5 cm (2 inches) or more away from the walls or ceiling. Do not detach the feet of the unit. The space under the unit is necessary. Do not place the unit on surfaces (rugs, blankets, etc.) or near materials (curtains, draperies) that may block the ventilation slots.

•Do not use the unit in a closed box.

•Do not install the unit in a location near heat sources such as radiators or air ducts.

•Place the unit to avoid direct sunlight.

•Do not install the unit in a place subject to mechanical vibration or shock.

•Do not put magnetic objects close to the unit and cassette tape. Magnetic fields may affect the color reproduction of the unit and cause distortion.

•The unit is designed for operation in a horizontal position. Do not install it in an inclined position.

On operation

On transportation

When transporting the unit, protect it from vibration and impact.

If you have any questions about this unit, contact your authorized Sony dealer.

Backup function

•This unit is equipped with a backup battery (lithium battery) on the bottom to maintain the clock settings. When the unit is used under normal conditions, the backup battery is recharged. The

battery is fully recharged after a minimum of about 30 hours, and will maintain the clock settings for up to about 30 days.

Note

The settings may not be maintained properly if the backup battery has been recharged for less than 30 hours when the power goes off.

•To replace the backup battery (lithium battery), contact your Sony dealer.

When the unit is not in use, unplug the unit to conserve energy and to extend its life.

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Precautions

Notes on Machines Equipped With a HardDisk Drive

This unit is equipped with a Hard-Disk Drive (HDD), which is a precision device. Shock, vibration, static electricity, or extraordinary temperature or humidity may cause trouble with HDDs or loss of data stored on a hard disk. Be sure to pay careful attention when installing, operating and setting up this unit.

Do NOT impart any mechanical shock or vibration.

This may damage the HDD or cause loss of data.

•When transporting the unit, be sure to pack it with the specified packing materials. If carrying the unit on a cart, use a cart with low vibration. If excessive mechanical shock or vibration is imparted, the HDD may be damaged.

•NEVER move this unit in power-on state. Mount/ remove the unit onto/from a rack in power-off state.

• Do not impart shock to any other machine in the rack that is equipped with an HDD.

• Be sure to turn off the power of every other machine in the rack that is equipped with an HDD before mounting/removing the unit onto/from a rack.

•Do not place the unit near equipment that causes vibration.

•Do not remove the cabinet of the unit.

•When placing the unit on a floor or stand, be sure to gently set the unit down with the four specified feet attached to the bottom. If there are no feet on the bottom, attach them before setting the unit down.

In the event of trouble with the HDD

If there is something wrong with the HDD of this unit (a failure occurs in the HDD), handle this unit following the cautions given above. This protects the HDD and your data from further damage until the contents of the failure can be confirmed or analyzed.

Set the built-in clock before use.

Recording cannot be made if the date and time have not set with the built-in clock.

If no setting has been made for the built-in clock, a warning message will be displayed on the monitor screen when the power is supplied to the unit. First adjust the built-in clock.

Never operate the unit within 30 seconds after the power is turned off.

The disk in an HDD rotates by inertia for a while after the power is turned off. In this condition, the heads are in an unstable state. During this period, the HDD is more sensitive to mechanical shock and vibration than during power-on state. Refrain from imparting even

a slight shock for at least 30 seconds after the power is turned off. Operations may be initiated after

30 seconds or more (as the disk stops).

Notes on temperature and humidity

The operating and storage temperature and humidity must be maintained within the specified ranges (temperature: 5°C to 40°C or 41°F to 104°F, humidity: 80% or less).

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Overview

The Sony HSR-X200/X200P Digital Surveillance Recorder is a digital video recorder that records images of high picture quality from surveillance video cameras for extended periods. Images are recorded on the built-in hard disk, and you can achieve high-quality recording/playback without worrying about the recording time and durability of cassette tapes as you would with a recorder using videocassettes. The differences between the HSR-X200 and the HSRX200P are described clearly in the manual. For anything not mentioned, the operating procedure of the HSR-X200 and the HSR-X200P is the same.

Features

Long-time recording with a large-capacity hard disk

A 80GB hard disk is installed as standard equipment, permitting long-time continuous recording.

Examples:

1 input, 1 field/sec, HYPER picture-quality mode:

413 hours (17.2 days)

1 input, 1 field/sec, HIGH picture-quality mode:

671 hours (28 days)

1 input, 1 field/sec, LOW picture-quality mode:

1264 hours (52.7 days)

4 inputs, 1 field/sec at each input, HIGH picture-

quality mode: 167 hours (7 days) Use of the optional HSBK-X201 hard disk enables capacity expansion.

When you use frame recording mode, you can record more detailed still images of 720 × 480 pixels (HSRX200) or 720 × 576 pixels (HSR-X200P) frame by frame. Field recording and frame recording can be switched with a menu operation.

A variety of recording and playback

The built-in hard disk can be partitioned into three areas, i.e. normal recording, alarm recording and archive areas to enable the various possibilities.

•Alarm recording even during timer recording

•Pre-reverse playback, which enables playback without interrupting the recording in progress.

•Alarm recording using the 8 × 10 multipoint activity detection sensor

•Recording/playback of one channel of audio

•Variable-speed playback with the Jog and Shuttle dials

•×2 Zooming function for picture monitoring

Versatile system configuration

Connection to a multiplexer

An optional multiplexer can be connected. With a multiplexer whose channel information can be decoded, you can specify channels to be used.

Remote control via a network

Using a commercially available LAN PC card, you can control the recorder via TCP/IP from a PC (WEB browser) for recording/playback and data transmission.

High-quality and high-resolution recording/playback with the motion-JPEG compression system

Image modes of 5 levels

The HSR-X200/X200P enables you to select from among five picture-quality modes, i.e. HYPER (52 KB/field), SUPER (44 KB/field), HIGH (32 KB/field), MID (24 KB/field), LOW (17 KB/field) according to your purpose or required recording time. The lower the resolution you choose, the longer the recording time that is obtained.

High resolution

In normal field recording mode, a high resolution of 720 × 240 pixels (HSR-X200) or 720 × 288 pixels (HSR-X200P) can be obtained.

Data storage and backup

PC card slots are available on the front and rear panels, enabling data storage and backup on various IC memory cards, CD-Rs and DDS tape.

For a list of CD-R and DDS drives that can be used with this unit, consult your Sony dealer.

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Overview

System Configuration

Basic single-camera system

You can record images captured by the connected camera while observing the input on the video monitor, and play back the recorded images.

Monitor

Microphone

POWER

ALARM

ALARM FULL

FULL

DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE RECORDER HSR-X200

Video camera

VIDEO OUT

VIDEO INMIC

HSR-X200/X200P

LOCK

PRE REVERSE PLAY

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

REC

TIMER

STOP

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

MENU EXIT/OSD

ZOOM

FRAME/FIELD

CHANNEL COPY

SHUTTLE

HOLD

PUSH

ALARM

a REC

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Multiple-camera system

You can record images captured by multiple cameras connected to the multiplexer, and play back the recorded images.

Video cameras

Monitor

Multiplexer

POWER

ALARM

ALARM FULL

FULL

VIDEO IN (COMPOSITE)

VIDEO OUT

VIDEO IN

DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE RECORDER HSR-X200

SW OUT

MONITOR OUT

SW VIDEO

VIDEO OUT

LOCK

PRE REVERSE PLAY

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

REC

TIMER

STOP

HSR-X200/X200P

Monitor

MENU EXIT/OSD

ZOOM

FRAME/FIELD

CHANNEL COPY

SHUTTLE

HOLD

PUSH

ALARM

a REC

..........................................................................................................................................................................................................

a) Monitor for simultaneous recording/playback (with a

specific multiplexer manufactured by Sony, Sanyo, Dedicated Micro, or Robot): Playback during recording is possible. You can view the playback picture of a single channel you specified full-screen without disturbing the

b)Monitor for playback only (with other most multiplexers):

During recording, you can only view the live image(s) from the camera(s) full-screen or tiled. Playback image(s) can be viewed either full-screen or tiled.

recording in progress.

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Overview

Support system

Besides the camera system, you can add various peripheral devices to support the HSR-X200/X200P.

Network connection

Ferrite core (supplied with

ETHERNET

X200P only)

Computer

Backup system

DDS drive

CD-R drive

HSR-X200/X200P

POWER

ALARM

ALARM FULL

FULL

DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE RECORDER HSR-X200

SCSI

LOCK

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

TIMER

Hard disk expansion

LAN PC card

SCSI PC card

ALARM

PRE REVERSE PLAY

REC

a REC

STOP

MENU EXIT/OSD

ZOOM

FRAME/FIELD

CHANNEL COPY

SHUTTLE

PC CARD

HOLD

Data download system

PC card adaptor

Memory stick

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HSBK-X201 hard disk drive

Computer

Locations and Functions of Parts

Front Panel

5 LOCK indicator

6 Record/Playback buttons

7 MENU button

1 POWER indicator

2 ALARM indicator

3 ALARM FULL indicator

4 FULL indicator

8 EXIT/OSD button

9 SHUTTLE HOLD button and indicator

0 Shuttle dial

qa Jog dial

POWER

ALARM

ALARM FULL

FULL

DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE RECORDER HSR-X200

LOCK

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

1 POWER indicator

Lights in green when the power is applied to the unit and goes dark when the power is disconnected. It flashes in red if any problem occurs with the harddisk drive or fan.

Note

In order to keep the unit internal temperature low, a fan is provided on the side of the unit. If the fan does not operate properly, the POWER indicator will flash to indicate a problem. Unplug the unit from the power supply and check to make sure nothing is obstructing the fan. If after the power is restored to the unit, the POWER indicator still flashes, do not use the unit and consult your dealer.

2 ALARM indicator

Lights in red during pre-alarm recording and flashes in red during alarm recording. It goes dark when recording ends.

For alarm recording and pre-alarm recording, see “Alarm Recording” on page 25(GB).

MENU EXIT/OSD

ZOOM

FRAME/FIELD

CHANNEL COPY

SHUTTLE

HOLD

PUSH

TIMER

REC

STOP

ALARM

PRE REVERSE PLAY

a REC

qj PC CARD slot

qh Menu reset button

qg COPY button and indicator

qf SEARCH FRAME/FIELD button

qd CHANNEL button and indicator

qs ZOOM button and indicator

3 ALARM FULL indicator

Flashes in red if the remaining capacity of the alarm recording area of the built-in hard disk drops below the specified value (default: 1%), and steadily lights in red if the remaining capacity becomes 0.

4 FULL indicator

Flashes in red if the remaining capacity of the normal recording area of the built-in hard disk drops below the specified value (default: 1%), and steadily lights in red if the remaining capacity becomes 0.

5 LOCK indicator

Lights in red when the security lock function is active. When you press an operation button with this indicator lit, the indicator flashes, and a message is displayed to prompt you to enter a password.

For details on the security lock and password, see “Security Lock Settings” on page 54(GB).

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Locations and Functions of Parts

6 Record/Playback buttons

A X PAUSE button and indicator

B x STOP button

C . ALARM > skip buttons

D B PLAY/PRE

ALARM

PRE REVERSE PLAY

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

TIMER

E TIMER button and indicator

REC

STOP

F REC STOP button

a REC

G z REC button and indicator

REVERSE PLAY button and indicator

A X PAUSE button and indicator (amber)

When you press this button during playback, the unit enters Still-Picture mode, and the indicator lights. Press the button again to restore normal Playback mode.

B x STOP button

Press this button to end playback (including that of Still-Picture or Variable-Speed Playback mode).

C . ALARM > skip buttons

During playback of an alarm recording event, pressing . skips to the previous alarm recording event, and pressing > skips to the next alarm recording event. During playback of an event in the archive area, pressing . skips to the previous event, and pressing > skips to the next event.

D B PLAY/PRE REVERSE PLAY button and

indicator (green)

When you press this button in stop status, the indicator lights, and playback begins.

For details, see “Normal Playback” on page 33(GB).

By pressing the button during recording, you can view the recorded images from the point before the specified pre-reverse time (1 to 99 minutes) without stopping the recording in progress (Pre-Reverse Playback).

For details on the operation, see “Pre-Reverse Playback” on page 33(GB).

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E TIMER button and indicator (red)

When you press this button, the unit enters timerstandby status, and the indicator lights. Recording will begin at the starting time you specified using the menu, and the REC button indicator will light. Pressing the button again cancels timer-standby status or timer recording in progress.

For details on the operation, see “Timer Recording” on page 28(GB).

F REC STOP button

Press this button to end recording.

G z REC button and indicator (red)

When you press this button, the indicator lights, and recording begins.

7 MENU button

When you press this button, the unit enters Menu mode. In Menu mode, you can switch between MAIN MENU 1 and MAIN MENU 2 or the menu items in sequence.

For details on the operation, see “Menu Operations” on page 17(GB).

8 EXIT/OSD button

Press to quit Menu mode. In modes other than Menu mode, this button functions as the on-screen data switch. Each time you press the button, the position of the onscreen data will change in sequence of lower left, upper right, lower right, no display, and upper left.

For details on the on-screen data, see “On-screen Data” on page 16(GB).

9 SHUTTLE HOLD button and indicator (green)

By pressing this button to light the indicator, you can lock the direction and speed of playback dictated by the current orientation of the Shuttle dial. When you press the button again, the mode before you start the variable-speed playback will be restored.

For details on the operation, see “Variable-Speed Playback” on page 34(GB).

0 Shuttle dial (outer)

When you rotate the Shuttle dial in Playback mode (PLAY button indicator lit) or in Still-Picture mode (PAUSE button indicator lit), playback is performed according to the direction and degree of the rotation.

For details on the operation, see “Variable-Speed Playback” on page 34(GB).

In OSD operations, your selection or setting will be accepted when you turn the dial clockwise.

qa Jog dial (inner)

By rotating the Jog dial in Playback mode (PLAY button indicator lit), you can gradually change the playback speed. Clockwise rotation increases the speed and counterclockwise rotation decreases it. When you rotate the Jog dial in Still-Picture mode (PAUSE button indicator lit), playback is performed frame by frame. Clockwise rotation forwards the frames and counterclockwise rotation reverses them.

For details on the operation, see “Variable-Speed Playback” on page 34(GB).

In OSD operations, you can move the cursor on the screen and select setting values using this dial.

qs ZOOM button and indicator (green)

The button permits you to zoom in on a part of the camera input or playback image on the monitor screen. Specify the part to be zoomed in using the Jog and Shuttle dials. While the zoom function is active, the indicator of the ZOOM button lights. When you press the button again, the normal size is restored.

For details on the operation, see “Zooming in on an Image” on page 35(GB).

qh Menu reset button

Press this button to return the settings of the menu items being displayed on the monitor to the factory-set default settings.

qj PC CARD slot

By inserting a commercially available PC card adaptor, copying of the recorded data to external memory, such as memory sticks, will be enabled.

qd CHANNEL button and indicator (green)

When a multiplexer whose channel information can be decoded is in use, channel selection will be enabled by pressing this button. When you press this button in Playback mode, the channel selection display appears to specify the channel to be output. In this mode, the indicator of the CHANNEL button lights. Pressing the button again to turn off the indicator resumes All-Channel mode.

For details, see “Multiplexer Connection and Associated Settings” on page 41(GB).

qf SEARCH FRAME/FIELD button

When you press this button in a recording mode or in stop status, the search operation display appears. When an image recorded in Frame Recording mode is played in Still-Picture mode, you can switch between frame display and field display by pressing this button.

For details, see “Playback” on page 33(GB).

qg COPY button and indicator (green)

Press this button to copy the data to the archive area of the built-in hard disk, a memory stick, or a DDS tape. The indicator lights, and the copy-operation display appears.

For details on the operation, see “Data Storage” on page 30(GB).

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Locations and Functions of Parts

Rear Panel

1 PC CARD slot

2 MIC connector

3 AUDIO connectors

4 S-VIDEO connectors

5 VIDEO connectors 6 RS-232C connector

AUDIO

MIC

ININOUT

PC CARD

OUTLOOP OUT IN OUTLOOP OUT

S-VIDEO VIDEO

RS-232C

0 Control terminals

9 Alarm terminals

WARNING OUT

NON REC OUT

CLOCK

ALARM RESET

IN INOUT OUT

REMOTE

RS485

RS485 TERMINATE

qa All Reset button

ALARM

COMCOM

FULL

-AC IN

IN OUTCOM COMCOMCOM COM

SW OUT

SERIES

ON OFF

7 -AC IN connector

8 Power cord holder

1 PC CARD slot

For PC cards of Type 2. Insert a commercially available SCSI PC card to enable data backup using a CD-R or DDS drive. If you insert a commercially available LAN PC card, network control will be enabled.

2 MIC (microphone) connector (monaural

minijack)

Connect a microphone for audio recording.

3 AUDIO connectors (phono jacks) IN: Connect an audio signal. OUT: Connect to the AUDIO IN connector of a

monitor.

4 S-VIDEO connectors (Mini DIN 4-pin) IN: Connect a Y/C-separated S-VIDEO signal. LOOP OUT: The signal supplied to the IN connector

is output as-is. The signal is output even when the power to the HSR-X200/X200P is off.

OUT: A Y/C-separated S-VIDEO signal will be

supplied. Connect to the S-VIDEO input of a playback monitor. When the S-VIDEO signal is to be monitored via a multiplexer, connect to the S-VIDEO input of the multiplexer.

5 VIDEO connectors (BNC type) IN: Connect a video camera. When using a

multiplexer, connect the video output connector of the multiplexer to this input.

LOOP OUT: The signal supplied to the IN connector

is output as-is. The signal is output even when the power to the HSR-X200/X200P is off.

OUT: Connect to the VIDEO IN connector of a

playback monitor. A composite video signal will be supplied. Character signals are superimposed on the output video signal. When the video signal is to be monitored via a multiplexer, connect to the video input connector of the multiplexer.

6 RS-232C connector (D-sub 9-pin)

An external controller, such as a PC, can be connected.

7 -AC IN connector

Connect AC power using the supplied AC power cord.

8 Power cord holder

Secure the AC power cord using the supplied tie, as shown below.

Tie

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9 Alarm terminals

For input and output of various alarm and timing signals. The COM terminals are all for ground.

0 Control terminals

For input and output of various control signals. The COM terminals are for ground.

NON REC OUT ALARM RESET

IN INOUT OUT

ALARM terminals

NON REC OUT terminal

WARNING OUT

CLOCK

COMCOM

CLOCK terminals

ALARM FULL

FULL

ALARM FULL terminal

FULL terminal

WARNING OUT terminal

ALARM terminals

For signals that can be triggered for alarm recording

IN: Alarm signal input (normally-open contact) RESET: Alarm reset input (normally-open contact) OUT: Sensor alarm signal output (5V DC/5.7 kΩ).

The output level drops to 0 V when the built-in activity detection sensor operates or an external alarm is detected.

NON REC OUT terminal (5V DC/5.7 kΩ)

The output level drops to 0 V if recording is interrupted.

RS485 terminals

RS485

REMOTE terminal

REMOTE

RS485 TERMINATE

RS485 TERMINATE switch

SERIES terminals

IN OUTCOM COMCOMCOM COM

SERIES

ON OFF

SW OUT terminal

SW OUT

RS485 terminals

For an RS-485 interface. Connect to the A, B, and COM (ground) pins of a controller using a twisted-pair cable.

For the connections, see “Connections for Remote Control and Associated Settings” on page 45(GB).

REMOTE terminals (resistor-alley system)

For remote control.

For the connections, see “Connections for Remote Control and Associated Settings” on page 45(GB).

CLOCK terminals

You may adjust the built-in clock using an external switch or synchronize the clocks of other connected devices to the clock of this unit. IN: Clock input (normally-open contact). Connect an

external switch or equivalent.

OUT: Clock output (5V DC/5.7 kΩ). The output level

drops to 0 V at the time you specified by menu operation.

WARNING OUT terminal (5V DC/5.7 kΩ)

The output level drops to 0 V if any problem occurs with the HDD or fan.

FULL terminal (5V DC/5.7 kΩ)

The output level drops to 0 V if the remaining capacity of the normal recording area of the built-in hard disk drops below the specified value (default: 1%).

ALARM FULL terminal (5V DC/5.7 kΩ)

The output level drops to 0 V if the remaining capacity of the alarm recording area of the built-in hard disk drops below the specified value (default: 1%).

SERIES terminals

To connect the control signal in series when connecting video and audio signals for multiple HSRX200/X200P units in series. IN: Connect to the OUT terminal of the previous

HSR-X200/X200P unit.

OUT: Connect to the IN terminal of the next HSR-

X200/X200P unit.

SW OUT terminals (5V DC/4.8 kΩ)

For pulse signal output. By connecting to SW of a multiplexer, you may control the timing to switch the input picture.

RS485 TERMINATE switch

For RS-485 termination. When connecting multiple HSR-X200/X200P units in series via the RS485 terminals, set this switch of the last HSR-X200/X200P unit to ON.

qa All Reset button

For CPU reset

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Locations and Functions of Parts

On-Screen Data

7 Channel (camera) number

8 Operation status

9 Remaining of recording area

4CH z 100% 01-01-01 ALARM 0000 00:00:00 HI 0.10SEC

2 Time

1 Date

4 Picture quality

3 Alarm type

@@@@@@@@

6 Alarm count

5 Recording cycle

By pressing the EXIT/OSD button on the front panel, you can change the display position or even make them disappear. Items 1 to 6 can be independently turned on/off with DISPLAY/VIDEO LOSS SET of MAIN MENU 2.

1 Date/2 Time

In a recording mode or stop status (monitoring the camera input), the current date (month-day-year on the HSR-X200/day-month-year on the HSR-X200P) and time (hour:min:sec) are displayed. In playback, the date and time when the recording has made are displayed.

0 Disk error indication

DISK ERROR(

7 Channel (camera) number

When a multiplexer whose channel information can be decoded is connected, the camera number you selected is displayed.

8 Operation status

The current operation mode is displayed.

z: Recording B: Playback X: Still M: Variable speed playback in the forward direction m: Variable speed playback in the reverse direction

9 Remaining of recording area

When the recording area OVERWRITE function is set to OFF with the RECORDING CONDITIONS SET

(page 52(GB)), the remaining capacity of the

menu recording area is displayed (in %).

0 Disk error indication

Appears if an error has occurred on a hard disk.

DISK ERROR: An error has occurred, but it cannot

be determined on which of the two disks it has occurred.

DISK ERROR(1): An error has occurred on DISK1

(MASTER).

DISK ERROR(2): An error has occurred on DISK2

(SLAVE).

DISK ERROR(1->2): An error has occurred on

DISK1 then on DISK2.

DISK ERROR(2->1): An error has occurred on

DISK2 then on DISK1.

3 Alarm type

The active alarm type is displayed.

ALARM: Alarm recording PRE-ALARM: Pre-alarm recording

4 Picture quality/5 Recording cycle

In a recording mode or stop status, the picture quality and recording cycle specified for normal recording are displayed. In playback, the picture quality and recording cycle when the recording has made are displayed.

6 Alarm count

Each time alarm recording is made, the value is increased by one. The value will return to 1 if it exceeds 9999.

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Basic OSD Operations

You can perform various settings on the monitor screen.

For the on-screen displays, you can select from among English, French, Spanish and German (HSR-X200P only) with a menu operation. See page 49(GB).

For the menu layers, see page 19(GB).

The display examples in this manual are those for the HSR-X200P.

Menu Operations

This section describes how to set a menu item as an example of OSD (On-Screen Display) operations.

Buttons and dials used in menu operations

MENU button

EXIT/OSD button

Shuttle dial

Jog dial

REC STOP

ALARM

PRE REVERSE PLAY

a REC

LOCK

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

TIMER

SHUTTLE

HOLD

MENU EXIT/OSD

ZOOM

FRAME/FIELD

CHANNEL COPY

Menu reset button

PUSH

To switch to MAIN MENU 2

Press the MENU button again.

1. DISPLAY/VIDEO LOSS SET c

2. RS-232C/RS-485 SET c

3. BUZZER SET c

4. SECURITY LOCK SET c

5. NETWORK SET c

6. HDD SET c

7. POWER FAILURE/USED TIME c

TO MAIN MENU 1 c MOVE LINES WITH JOG, SELECT WITH SHUTTLE

To move the highlighting

Turn the Jog dial. Clockwise rotation moves the menu bar downward and counterclockwise rotation moves it upward.

Counterclockwise

Clockwise

1. LANGUAGE/CLOCK SET c

2. VIDEO INPUT/PRE REVERSE c

3. RECORDING AREA SET c

4. RECORDING CONDITIONS SET c

5. NORMAL REC MODE SET c

6. TIMER SET c

7. HOLIDAY SET c

8. ALARM REC MODE SET c TO MAIN MENU 2 c MOVE LINES WITH JOG, SELECT WITH SHUTTLE

The SEARCH and COPY buttons also associate their own menus.

For these menus, see page 36(GB) or see page 30(GB).

To start a menu operation

Press the MENU button. MAIN MENU 1 appears on the monitor screen. The menu bar highlights the top item.

1. LANGUAGE/CLOCK SET c

2. VIDEO INPUT/PRE REVERSE c

3. RECORDING AREA SET c

4. RECORDING CONDITIONS SET c

5. NORMAL REC MODE SET c

6. TIMER SET c

7. HOLIDAY SET c

8. ALARM REC MODE SET c TO MAIN MENU 2 c MOVE LINES WITH JOG, SELECT WITH SHUTTLE

To select a menu item

Move the menu bar to highlight the desired item using the Jog dial, then turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to finalize your selection. The setting display for the selected menu item appears.

To page the setting displays

When the setting display of menu item is displayed on the monitor, you can jump to that of the next menu item in sequence by pressing the MENU button. For example, you can jump from “1. LANGUAGE/ CLOCK SET” to “2. VIDEO INPUT/PRE REVERSE” by pressing the MENU button.

To return to MAIN MENU 1 or 2 from the setting display of a menu item

Turn the Shuttle dial counterclockwise.

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Basic OSD Operations

To set an item

1 When setting the highlighted item, simply turn the

Shuttle dial clockwise.

The current setting begins to flash.

<LANGUAGE/LANGUE/SPRACHE/IDIOMA> ENGLISH <CLOCK SET> 22-01-2001 MON 09:01:00 <SUMMER TIME SET> MODE : NO USE WEEK MONTH TIME ON LST-SUN O3 02:00 0FF LST-SUN 10 02:00 <EXT. CLOCK SET> ADJUST. TIME : 01:00

2 To change the setting at the flashing line or

column, turn the Jog dial. The values (settings) you can select for the flashing

line or column are displayed in sequence.

3 When the desired value (setting) is displayed, turn

the Shuttle dial clockwise to register the new value (setting).

The next column, if any on the same line, starts flashing. Set it in the same manner. By turning the Shuttle dial counterclockwise, you can reverse the setting procedure.

When the setting(s) on one line ends, the next line you can set will be highlighted when you turn the Shuttle dial clockwise.

Or, select the item to be set by moving the highlighting with the Jog dial, and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to finalize your selection.

On the line where multiple inputs are required, the first column begins to flash.

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To return the settings to the defaults

Press the Menu Reset button on the front panel using a thin pointed implement. All the settings of the menu item being displayed on the monitor screen will return to their factory-set values.

To exit Menu mode

Press the EXIT/OSD button.

Storing the menu settings

The values set with the menus can be stored on a memory stick as data and loaded to resume the settings when required.

For the operation, see “Saving/Loading the Menu Settings” on page 44(GB).

Menu Layers

MAIN MENU 1

1. LANGUAGE/CLOCK SET LANGUAGE

ENGLISH/FRANÇAIS/DEUTSCH ESPAÑOL

CLOCK SET

dd-mm

SUMMER TIME SET

MODE

USE/NO USE ON WEEK/MONTH/TIME OFF WEEK/MONTH/TIME

EXT. CLOCK SET

ADJUST. TIME

hh:mm

2. VIDEO INPUT/PRE REVERSE VIDEO INPUT/MULTIPLEXER

SONY/OTHERS1/OTHERS2/OTHER3/ NO USE

PRE REVERSE PLAY/ PRE REVERSE PLAY TIME

3. RECORDING AREA SET TOTAL CAPACITY NORMAL RECORDING AREA

AREA FULL RESET

ALARM RECORDING AREA

AREA FULL RESET

ARCHIVE AREA

AREA FULL RESET

4. RECORDING CONDITIONS SET SERIES RECORDING

ON/OFF

NORMAL RECORDING AREA/OVERWRITE

ON/OFF

ALARM RECORDING AREA/OVERWRITE

ON/OFF

REMAINING DISK WARNING

1) HSR-X200P only

mm-dd

3) DAYLIGHT SAVINGS with HSR-X200

with HSR-X200

-yyyy/hh:mm:ss

MIN

5. NORMAL REC MODE SET PICTURE QUALITY

HYPER/SUPER/HIGH/MID/LOW

FRAME/FIELD RECORDING

FRAME/FIELD

AUDIO RECORDING

ON/OFF

REC CYCLE

SEC

6. TIMER SET WEEK

SUN/MON/THU/WED/THU/FRI/SAT/ DLY

START

hh:mm

STOP

hh:mm

REC CYCLE

SEC

7. HOLIDAY SET

dd-mm

8. ALARM REC MODE SET PICTURE QUALITY

HYPER/SUPER/HIGH/MID/LOW

FRAME/FIELD RECORDING

FRAME/FIELD

AUDIO RECORDING

ON/OFF

ALARM RECORDING

MODE1/MODE2/MODE3/MODE4 REC CYCLE

SEC

DURATION

1S/2S/5S/10S/20S/40S/1M/2M/ 3M/4M/5M/10M/15M/CC

PRE-ALARM RECORDING

ON/OFF REC CYCLE

SEC

DURATION

2S/3S/5S/10S/20S/40S/1M/2M/ 3M/4M/5M/10M/15M

ALARM TRIGGER

ALARM/SENSOR/ALARM OR SENSOR/ ALARM AND SENSOR

ACTIVITY SENSOR

TO MAIN MENU 2

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Basic OSD Operations

MAIN MENU 2

1. DISPLAY/VIDEO LOSS SET DISPLAY SET

DATE

TIME

QUALITY

REC CYCLE

ALARM COUNT

ALARM TYPE

VIDEO LOSS SET

VIDEO LOSS

2. RS-232C/RS-485 SET CONTROL

RS-232C/RS-485

DATA SPEED

2400/4800/9600/19200

STATUS INFO

ON/OFF

ALARM INFO

ON/OFF

ADDRESS

ON/OFF

5. NETWORK SET LAN CARD

LAN1/LAN2

NETWORK CONTROL

ON(DISPLAY:ON)/ON(DISPLAY:OFF)/

OFF IP ADDRESS SUBNET MASK GATEWAY PORT PASSWORD

ID1

ID2

ID3

6. HDD SET DISK 1 DISK 2 DISK INITIALIZE MIRRORING

ON/OFF

PLAYBACK DRIVE

DISK1/DISK2

7. POWER FAILURE/USED TIME POWER FAILURE USED TIME FIRMWARE

TO MAIN MENU 1

3. BUZZER SET

4. SECURITY SET

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ALARM

ON/OFF

DISK FULL

ON/OFF

DISK ERROR

ON/OFF

LOCK WARNING

ON/OFF

KEY IN

ON/OFF

NON REC

ON/OFF

ADMIN

PASSWORD ON/OFF

USER

PASSWORD ON/OFF

REC CONTROL

ADMIN/USER

ALARM SEARCH ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH TIME/DATE SEARCH ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH ACTIVITY DETECTION SEARCH

ARCHIVE SET

BACKUP RESTORE ERASE

Overview of Recording

Types of Recording

The HSR-X200/X200P records video and audio (1 channel) in normal recording, alarm recording, or timer recording.

Normal recording

Initiated by pressing the z REC button, video and audio are recorded in the normal recording area of the built-in hard disk.

Alarm recording

Initiated by a trigger, such as an external signal or the internal sensor, video and audio are recorded in the alarm recording area of the built-in hard disk. It is also possible to record tracing the specified time back from a trigger (Pre-alarm recording).

Timer recording

Recording is made during the specified period(s). Video and audio are recorded in the normal recording area of the built-in hard disk.

Series recording

By connecting two or more HSR-X200/X200P units in series, recording can be continued on the subsequent units after a recording area of one HSR-X200/X200P becomes full. When such series recording is activated with RECORDING CONDITIONS SET of MAIN MENU 1, recording will start on the second HSRX200/X200P when the recording area of the first HSRX200/X200P becomes full.

For details on connections and settings for series recording, see “Series Connections and Associated Settings” on page 40(GB).

Zoom in on the Camera Input

When the unit is in stop status, you can zoom to a part of the picture from the camera on the monitor screen. The operation is the same as with a playback picture. Zooming on the monitor has no effect on recording.

See “Zooming in on an Image” on page 35(GB).

Data recorded by normal recording, alarm recording, or timer recording can be stored in the archive area assigned independently from the normal and alarm recording areas with a copy operation.

For details on operations, see “Data Storage” on page 30(GB).

Note

Though it is rare case, but it includes the possibility of image loss.

Areas for Recording

The built-in hard disk is partitioned into the normal recording area, alarm recording area, and archive area for data storage. The default is 80% assigned to the normal recording area and 19% assigned to the alarm recording area with the remaining 1% assigned to the archive area. You may change these percentages using RECORDING AREA SET of MAIN MENU 1. For the normal recording area and alarm recording area, RECORDING CONDITIONS SET of MAIN MENU 1 permits you to choose whether to stop recording or overwrite when each area becomes full. The data in each area can be erased with a reset operation.

For details, see “Recording Area Settings” on page 51(GB).

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Normal Recording

Settings for Normal Recording

For normal recording, you may select an appropriate picture quality, frame or field recording, audio recording, and a recording cycle. Use NORMAL REC MODE SET of MAIN MENU 1.

PICTURE QUALITY : HIGH FRAME/FIELD RECORDING : FIELD AUDIO RECORDING : ON REC CYCLE : A 0.10 SEC ( 20H)

PICTURE QUALITY

Select an appropriate picture quality from among 5 levels. The default is HIGH. HYPER: To record with 52 KB/field (including a

header of 2 KB)

SUPER: To record with 44 KB/field (including a

header of 2 KB)

HIGH: To record with 32 KB/field (including a

header of 2 KB)

MID: To record with 24 KB/field (including a header

of 2 KB)

LOW: To record with 17 KB/field (including a header

of 2 KB) The lower the mode you select, the longer the possible recording time becomes.

FRAME/FIELD RECORDING

Select the image capture mode. FRAME: To record an image in units of frames. This

allows you to select frame display or field display

when playing back the image.

FIELD: To record an image in units of fields.

REC CYCLE

You may select from among 27 steps (displayed by rounding off to the second decimal place). The recording cycles in frame mode are doubled compared with those in field mode.

For the table of recording cycles and recording times, see page 24(GB).

Setting procedure

1 Press the MENU button to display MAIN MENU 1

on the monitor screen.

2 Turn the Jog dial to highlight 5. NORMAL REC

MODE SET and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise. The NORMAL REC MODE SET display appears.

3 Turn the Jog dial to highlight the item to be set and

turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to finalize your selection.

The current setting of the selected line flashes.

4 Turn the Jog dial to change to the desired setting

and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to register the new setting.

According to the selected picture quality and recording cycle, the possible recording time is automatically calculated and displayed (in units of hours) in parentheses at the right end of the REC CYCLE line. When you set AUDIO RECORDING to ON, “A” is displayed before the REC CYCLE value if audio recording is valid with the specified recording cycle.

5 Press the EXIT/OSD button to exit the menu.

AUDIO RECORDING

To record an audio channel along with images, set AUDIO RECORDING to ON.

Note

Audio recording can be activated when you select a REC CYCLE value less than 0.10 (HSR-X200)/0.12 (HSR-X200P) in FIELD mode or 0.20 (HSR-X200)/

0.24 (HSR-X200P) in FRAME mode.

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Supplementary information regarding the recording time

The recording times listed in the tables on page 24(GB) show the values with the following conditions:

•One 80-GB hard disk mounted:

If you install another hard disk to double the capacity, the recording times will also become doubled, and with the capacity increased fourfold, the recording times will also increase fourfold.

•Of the capacity of the disk, 1% is used as the archive

area and the remaining 99% is used as normal recording area.

•One input:

If multiple cameras are connected, they will share the recording areas. For example, when you set the recording cycle to 1 second with two camera inputs, one input is recorded each two seconds. Thus, one camera’s input is recorded each eight seconds when there are eight inputs.

Note

The size of a picture file may vary, as pictures are recorded with JPEG compression. The recording times, therefore, may not always match the values shown in the tables.

Procedure of Normal Recording

ALARM

POWER

ALARM

ALARM FULL

FULL

DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE RECORDER HSR-X200

REC STOP button

FULL indicator

To start recording

Press the z REC button. The indicator on the z REC button lights, and recording begins. Recording is made with the specified picture quality and at the specified recording cycle in the normal recording area. When you set AUDIO RECORDING to ON and audio recording is valid with the specified recording cycle, audio is recorded with video.

LOCK

PRE REVERSE PLAY

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

REC

TIMER

a REC

STOP

z REC button

and indicator

Note

When timer recording has been set (the indicator on the TIMER button lit), recording cannot be started with the z REC button. First press the TIMER button to cancel timer recording.

When the normal recording area becomes full

If overwriting of the normal recording area has been set to OFF, a warning message will appear on the monitor screen when the remaining capacity drops to the specified value (1% with the default). At the same time, the FULL indicator flashes and a warning signal is output from the FULL terminal on the rear panel. The overwriting ON/OFF setting and the value of the remaining for warning can be changed with RECORDING CONDITIONS SET of MAIN MENU 1.

For details, see page 51(GB).

To stop recording

Press the REC STOP button.

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Normal Recording

Recording Time

HSR-X200

REC CYCLE

Field mode Frame mode TLV values

Unit: hours (values with audio recording shown in parentheses)

PICTURE QUALITY

sec (fps) sec (fps) mode (H) LOW MID HIGH SUPER HYPER

0.02 (60.0) 0.03 (30.0) 2 21 (20) 15 (14) 11 (11) 8 (8) 7 (7)

0.03 (30.0) 0.07 (15.0) 4 42 (40) 30 (29) 22 (22) 16 (16) 14 (14)

0.05 (20.0) 0.10 (10.0) 6 63 (60) 45 (43) 34 (33) 24 (24) 21 (20)

0.07 (15.0) 0.13 (7.5) 8 84 (80) 60 (57) 45 (43) 33 (32) 28 (27)

0.10 (10.0) 0.20 (5.0) 12 126 (119) 90 (86) 67 (65) 49 (48) 41 (41)

0.13 (7.5) 0.27 (3.8) 16 169 119 90 65 55

0.17 (6.0) 0.33 (3.0) 20 211 149 112 81 69

0.20 (5.0) 0.40 (2.5) 24 253 179 134 98 83

0.23 (4.3) 0.47 (2.1) 28 295 209 157 114 96

0.27 (3.8) 0.53 (1.9) 32 337 239 179 130 110

0.30 (3.3) 0.60 (1.7) 36 379 269 201 146 124

0.33 (3.0) 0.67 (1.5) 40 421 298 224 163 138

0.37 (2.7) 0.73 (1.4) 44 463 328 246 179 151

0.43 (2.3) 0.87 (1.2) 52 548 388 291 212 179

0.50 (2.0) 1.00 (1.0) 60 632 448 336 244 207

0.60 (1.7) 1.20 (0.83) 72 758 537 403 293 248

0.70 (1.4) 1.40 (0.71) 84 885 627 470 342 289

0.80 (1.3) 1.60 (0.63) 96 1.011 716 537 391 331

0.90 (1.1) 1.80 (0.56) 108 1,137 806 604 439 372 1 (1.0) 2 (0.50) 120 1,264 895 671 488 413 2 (0.50) 4 (0.25) 240 2,528 1,790 1,343 977 826 3 (0.33) 6 (0.17) 360 3,791 2,686 2,014 1,465 1,239 4 (0.25) 8 (0.13) 480 5,055 3,581 2,686 1,953 1,653

5 (0.20) 10 (0.10) 600 6,319 4.476 3,357 2,441 2,056 10 (0.10) 20 (0.05) 1,200 12,638 8,952 6,714 4,883 4,132 20 (0.05) 40 (0.03) 2,400 25,276 17,904 13,428 9,766 8,263 30 (0.03) 60 (0.02) 3,600 37,914 26,855 20,142 14,648 12,395

HSR-X200P

REC CYCLE

Field mode Frame mode TLV values

Unit: hours (values with audio recording shown in parentheses)

PICTURE QUALITY

sec (fps) sec (fps) mode (H) LOW MID HIGH SUPER HYPER

0.02 (50.0) 0.04 (25.0) 3 25 (24) 18 (17) 13 (13) 10 (10) 8 (8)

0.04 (25.0) 0.08 (12.5) 6 51 (48) 36 (34) 27 (25) 20 (19) 17 (16)

0.06 (16.7) 0.12 (8.3) 9 76 (72) 54 (52) 40 (39) 29 (29) 25 (24)

0.08 (12.5) 0.16 (6.3) 12 101 (95) 72 (69) 54 (52) 39 (38) 33 (32)

0.12 (8.3) 0.24 (4.2) 18 152 (143) 107 (103) 81 (78) 59 (57) 50 (40)

0.16 (6.3) 0.32 (3.1) 24 202 143 107 78 66

0.20 (5.0) 0.40 (2.5) 30 253 179 134 98 83

0.24 (4.2) 0.48 (2.1) 36 303 215 161 117 99

0.28 (3.6) 0.56 (1.8) 42 354 251 188 137 116

0.32 (3.1) 0.64 (1.6) 48 404 286 215 156 132

0.36 (2.8) 0.72 (1.4) 54 455 322 242 176 149

0.40 (2.5) 0.80 (1.3) 60 506 358 269 195 165

0.44 (2.3) 0.88 (1.1) 66 556 394 295 215 182

0.52 (1.9) 1.04 (1.0) 78 657 465 349 254 215

0.60 (1.7) 1.20 (0.80) 90 758 537 403 293 249

0.68 (1.5) 1.36 (0.74) 102 859 609 457 332 281

0.76 (1.3) 1.52 (0.66) 114 960 680 510 371 314

0.84 (1.2) 1.68 (0.60) 126 1,062 752 564 410 347

0.92 (1.1) 1.84 (0.54) 138 1,163 824 618 449 380

1 (1.0) 2 (0.50) 150 1,264 895 671 488 413

2 (0.50) 4 (0.25) 300 2,528 1,790 1,343 977 826

3 (0.33) 6 (0.17) 450 3,791 2,686 2,014 1,465 1,239

4 (0.25) 8 (0.13) 600 5,055 3,581 2,686 1,953 1,653

5 (0.20) 10 (0.10) 700 6,319 4.476 3,357 2,441 2,056 10 (0.10) 20 (0.05) 1,500 12,638 8,952 6,714 4,883 4,132 20 (0.05) 40 (0.03) 3,000 25,276 17,904 13,428 9,766 8,263 30 (0.03) 60 (0.02) 4,500 37,914 26,855 20,142 14,648 12,395

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Alarm Recording

The HSR-X200/X200P automatically starts alarm recording when it detects the specified trigger. For the trigger, you can select the following alarm signals independently or in combination:

1. External alarm input

2. Internal alarm generated by the built-in activity

detection sensor when it detects a change in luminance at the specified points on the camera input picture.

By activating pre-alarm recording, the HSR-X200/ X200P continues recording the camera input, overwriting the data for the specified duration. When the trigger is detected, the HSR-X200/X200P switches to regular alarm recording. This enables you to check the image a certain time before the trigger is actually detected.

Note

When a multiplexer is in use, you can only select external alarm input for the trigger and must select a certain channel (camera number) to be recorded.

For channel selection, see “Multiplexer Channel Selection” on page 35(GB).

Settings for Alarm Recording

ALARM RECORDING

Select the mode to execute alarm recording. MODE1: To execute alarm recording regardless of

timer recording

MODE2: To execute alarm recording only while timer

recording is in progress

MODE3: To execute alarm recording only while timer

recording is not in progress

MODE4: To execute alarm recording during the

period(s) set for timer recording (timer recording itself is not performed)

Set to OFF when no alarm recording is required.

DURATION

Set the duration for alarm recording. You may select from among 1S/2S/5S/10S/20S/40S/ 1M/2M/3M/4M/5M/10M/15M/CC. With CC, recording is made as long as the alarm signal is ON.

PRE-ALARM RECORDING

To perform pre-alarm recording, set PRE-ALARM RECORDING to ON, and select REC CYCLE and DURATION of pre-alarm recording. The values selectable for DURATION depend on the selected REC CYCLE value.

See “REC CYCLE and DURATION values of pre-alarm recording” on page 27(GB).

For alarm recording, you may set the following requirements, including the trigger. Use ALARM REC MODE SET of MAIN MENU 1.

<ALARM REC MODE SET> PICTURE QUALITY : SUPER FRAME/FIELD RECORDING : FIELD AUDIO RECORDING : ON ALARM RECORDING : MODE1 REC CYCLE : 0.33 SEC, DURATION : 40 SEC PRE-ALARM RECORDING : ON REC CYCLE : A 0.05 SEC, DURATION : 1 MIN c (1010 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED) ALARM TRIGGER : ALARM AND SENSOR ACTIVITY SENSOR c

PICTURE QUALITY FRAME/FIELD RECORDING AUDIO RECORDING ON/OFF REC CYCLE

These items can be set the same as for normal recording.

Note

You cannot highlight PRE-ALARM RECORDING on the display with ALARM RECORDING set to OFF.

ALARM TRIGGER

Select the trigger.

ALARM: External alarm input SENSOR: Internal alarm generated by the built-in

activity detection sensor

ALARM AND SENSOR: Simultaneous occurrence

of external and internal alarms

ALARM OR SENSOR: Occurrence of either an

external or internal alarm

Setting procedure

1 Press the MENU button to display MAIN MENU 1

on the monitor screen.

2 Turn the Jog dial to highlight 8. ALARM REC

MODE SET and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise. The ALARM REC MODE SET display appears.

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Alarm Recording

3 Turn the Jog dial to highlight the item to be set and

turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to finalize your selection.

The current setting on the selected line flashes.

4 Turn the Jog dial to change to the desired setting

and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to register the new setting. When you set REC CYCLE for ALARM RECORDING, the number of alarm events that can be recorded is automatically calculated according to the PICTURE QUALITY setting and the available alarm recording area size and displayed in parentheses on the third line from the bottom.

Note

As long as the normal recording area has been established on the hard disk, the recording cycle for pre-alarm recording is limited to 0.05 SEC (HSR-X200) or 0.06 SEC (HSR-X200P) at maximum. If you cancel the normal recording area (by setting the area to 0%), the recording cycle for pre-alarm recording can be set to 0.02 SEC at maximum.

5 When you use the built-in activity detection sensor

as a trigger, set the sensing points and the sensitivity (see below).

- - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - LEVEL : 1 EXIT

To turn on the sensor at a point

Turn the Jog dial so that the mark at the point where you wish to activate the sensor flashes, and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise so that the flashing mark

changes to

Set the marks at all the points where you wish to

activate the sensor to

in the same manner.

Example:

- - - - - - - - - -

- - -

- - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - LEVEL : 1 EXIT

x x - - - -

6 When the settings on the ALARM REC MODE

SET display are completed, press the EXIT/OSD button to exit the menu

Setting the activity detection sensor

When you use the built-in activity detection sensor, it is necessary to set the sensing points and the sensitivity. Highlight ACTIVITY SENSOR and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to enter Sensor Set mode. The sensor marks are displayed on a 10 × 8 grid on the monitor, and the top left mark flashes.

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To set the sensitivity

You can select the sensitivity level in the range of 1 to

10. The smaller the value you select, the higher the sensitivity becomes. Setting to 1 provides the highest sensitivity.

1 Turn the Jog dial clockwise at the bottom right

sensor point to highlight LEVEL and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise.

The current setting flashes. The sensor is deactivated with LEVEL set to OFF.

2 Turn the Jog dial to display the desired value, and

turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to register the setting.

If an activity is detected while you are setting the sensitivity

The buzzer will sound. This enables activity checking on the setting display.

To end sensor setting

Highlight EXIT and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise. The previous display will be restored.

REC CYCLE and DURATION values of prealarm recording

HSR-X200

REC CYCLE Selectable DURATION values

0.02 2s/3s/5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.03 3s/5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.05 5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.07 5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.10 10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.13 10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.17 10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.20 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.23 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.27 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.30 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.33 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.37 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.43 40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.50 40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.60 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.70 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.80 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.90 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

1.00 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

HSR-X200P

REC CYCLE Selectable DURATION values

0.02 2s/3s/5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.04 3s/5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.06 5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.08 5s/10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.12 10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.16 10s/20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.20 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.24 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.28 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.32 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.36 20s/40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.40 40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.44 40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.52 40s/1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.60 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.68 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.76 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.84 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

0.92 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

1.00 1m/2m/3m/4m/5m/10m/15m

Alarm Recording Procedure

When the specified trigger is detected, recording automatically begins. Recording is executed with the conditions specified with ALARM REC MODE SET on the alarm recording area.

Each time alarm recording is made, the alarm count on the monitor increases by one. The value returns to 1 when it exceeds 9999.

When you set pre-alarm recording to ON, the HSRX200/X200P immediately starts pre-alarm recording when you exit the menu, and continues recording the camera input, overwriting the data in the alarm recording area for the specified duration. When the trigger is detected, it starts regular alarm recording.

During pre-alarm recording, the indicator of the ALARM button lights. It flashes during alarm recording.

When the alarm recording area becomes full

If overwriting of the alarm recording area has been set to OFF, a warning message will appear on the monitor screen when the remaining capacity drops to the specified value (1% with the default). At the same time, the ALARM FULL indicator flashes, and a warning signal is output from the ALARM FULL terminal on the rear panel. The overwriting ON/OFF setting and the value of the remaining for warning can be changed with RECORDING CONDITIONS SET of MAIN MENU 1.

For details, see page 51(GB).

Note

If the trigger is detected when normal recording is in progress, alarm recording will be executed without interrupting normal recording.

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Timer Recording

You can set the HSR-X200/X200P to perform recording during a specified time every day or on a specified day of the week.

Up to eight sets of timer recording can be specified

. On the days specified as holidays with HOLIDAY SET, timer recording will be made with the same conditions as those set for Sunday.

In timer recording, data will be recorded in the normal recording area with the same picture quality as selected for normal recording.

Before you activate timer recording

Be sure that the built-in clock has been correctly set. Clock setting can be achieved with LANGUAGE/ CLOCK SET of MAIN MENU 1

(page 49(GB)).

Settings for Timer Recording

The day of the week and starting/ending times are to be specified to activate timer recording. Use TIMER SET of MAIN MENU 1.

The same picture quality selected for normal recording is used for timer recording. When you select REC CYCLE, the possible recording time is automatically calculated and displayed in parentheses (max. 9999). When audio recording is valid, “A” appears before the REC CYCLE value.

Note

The possible recording time displayed on each line indicates the value assuming that the entire normal recording area can be used for the recording specified on that line. This means that recording is not possible for the total of the possible recording times displayed on all the lines. Application software to calculate the actual total time is available as an option.

For details on the application software, consult your Sony dealer.

Setting procedure

1 Press the MENU button to display MAIN MENU 1

on the monitor screen.

2 Turn the Jog dial to highlight 6. TIMER SET and

<TIMER SET> WEEK START STOP REC CYCLE SET SUN --:-- --:-- -- SEC(----H) OFF MON 08:00 18:00 A 0.05 SEC( 14H) ON THE 08:00 18:00 A 0.10 SEC( 27H) ON WED 08:00 18:00 0.20 SEC( 54H) ON THU 08:00 18:00 A 0.07 SEC( 18H) ON FRI 08:00 18:00 30 SEC(9999H) OFF SAT --:-- --:-- -- SEC(----H) OFF DLY --:-- --:-- -- SEC(----H) OFF

turn the Shuttle dial clockwise. The TIMER SET display appears.

3 Turn the Jog dial to highlight the line to be set and

turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to finalize your selection.

The WEEK column of the selected line flashes.

4 Turn the Jog dial to set the day of the week and

START: Set the time to start recording (hours and

minutes in sequence).

STOP: Set the time to stop recording (hours and

minutes in sequence).

REC CYCLE: Select the recording cycle. SET: To activate timer recording specified on this

line, set to ON.

1)If the specified time for recording overlaps with those on

other lines, recording will be made with the following priority for the overlapped parts:

1. Recording set for SUN

2. Recording over midnight

3. Recording set for a certain day of the week (MON to SAT)

turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to register the setting.

To record with the same condition every day, set to

DLY The left field of the START column flashes.

4. Recording set on the lowest two lines of the display

5. Recording set for DLY

2)DLY includes all the days of a week (MON to SUN).

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5 Set the remaining items on the line using the Jog

and Shuttle dials.

The day (HSR-X200)/month (HSR-X200P) column of the selected line flashes.

To perform timer recording over two days

Use the lowest two lines. Set the day and time to start recording on the upper line and those to stop recording on the lower line.

Example:

SAT 19:00 --:-- -- -- SEC(----H) ON MON --:-- 06:00 A 0.05 SEC( 14H) ON

6 If you next wish to set holidays, press the MENU

button to advance to the HOLIDAY SET display (shown below). To end the settings, press the EXIT/OSD button.

Setting holidays

On the days you specify as holidays, timer recording will be made with the same conditions set for Sunday. You may select up to 20 days of one year as holidays.

1 Select 7. HOLIDAY SET from MAIN MENU 1 or

press the MENU button with the TIMER SET display.

The HOLIDAY SET display appears.

<HOLIDAY SET> 1 29-03 11 ---- 2 15-04 12 ---- 3 ----- 13 ---- 4 ----- 14 ---- 5 ----- 15 ---- 6 ----- 16 ---- 7 ----- 17 ---- 8 ----- 18 ---- 9 ----- 19 ---- 10 ----- 20 -----

2 Turn the Jog dial to highlight the line to be set and

turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to finalize your selection.

The month (HSR-X200)/day (HSR-X200P) column of the selected line flashes.

4 Turn the Jog dial to set to the day (HSR-X200)/

month (HSR-X200P) and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to register the setting.

Up to 20 days can be set in the same manner.

5 When all settings are completed, press the EXIT/

OSD button.

Timer Recording Procedure

MENU EXIT/OSD

ZOOM

FRAME/FIELD

CHANNEL COPY

SHUTTLE

HOLD

PUSH

ALARM

REC

STOP

PRE REVERSE PLAY

a REC

LOCK

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

TIMER

TIMER button and indicator

To activate timer recording

Press the TIMER button. The indicator of the TIMER button lights, and the unit enters Timer Recording Standby mode. Recording will automatically begin at the specified starting time on the specified day, and the indicator of the z REC button will light. In timer recording, data are recorded on the normal recording area in the picture quality specified for normal recording. Recording will stop at the specified STOP time.

To cancel timer recording

Cancel Timer Recording Standby mode by pressing the TIMER button so that the indicator goes dark. Timer recording in progress can also be stopped by pressing the TIMER button. Recording stops immediately.

3 Turn the Jog dial to set to the month (HSR-X200)/

day (HSR-X200P) and turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to register the setting.

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Data Storage

The COPY button enables you to copy data recorded in the normal and alarm recording areas to the archive area for data storage.

REC

STOP

ALARM

PRE REVERSE PLAY

a REC

LOCK

S PAUSE s STOP G PLAY

TIMER

SHUTTLE

HOLD

FRAME/FIELD

MENU EXIT/OSD

ZOOM

CHANNEL COPY

COPY button and indicator

PUSH

Up to 9999 events of video and audio can be stored in the archive area. The data copied to the archive area can be further copied to optional memory sticks or CD-Rs. When you have connected a DDS drive via the PC card slot on the rear, you can back up the entire archive area.

For connections for data storage, see page 42(GB).

Notes

•If you try to copy data in the normal or alarm

recording area directly to a memory stick, the HSRX200/X200P first copies the data to the archive area, then to the memory stick. Data that have already been copied to the archive area can be directly copied to a memory stick or CD-R.

•If you have specified a certain channel among the

inputs signals from a multiplexer, only the selected channel will be copied.

•Audio data can be backed up only by the DDS drive.

They cannot be copied to a memory stick or CD-R.

The date/time data can be embedded in pictures when copying. You can display and print the date and time with the picture by using special application software on your PC.

For the software, consult your Sony dealer.

Copying Data to the Archive Area or a Memory Stick

To copy picture data in the normal or alarm recording area, proceed as follows:

When copying data in the archive area to a memory stick, follow the steps in “Storing Data on a CD-R” on the next page.

1 Set the unit to Playback mode, and when an image

to start copying is displayed, press the X PAUSE button to switch to Still-Picture mode.

2 Press the COPY button.

The indicator of the COPY button lights, and the copy set display is superimposed on the image.

COPY TO : ARCHIVE AREA

HOW MANY : 1 PICTURES

START c

FORMAT PC CARD c

CHANGE WITH JOG, SET WITH SHUTTLE

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3 Turn the Shuttle dial clockwise when selecting the

destination of the data on the COPY TO line. ARCHIVE AREA: To copy the data from the

normal or alarm recording area to the archive area.

PC CARD: To copy the data to a memory stick. Select the destination with the Jog dial and turn the

Shuttle dial clockwise to finalize your selection. The HOW MANY line is highlighted.

4 Turn the Shuttle dial clockwise to specify the

quantity of images to be copied on the HOW MANY line.

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The figure input column flashes.

(1) Set the number with the Jog dial and turn the

Shuttle dial clockwise. The unit column flashes.

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