Speco mobile dvr User Manual

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4 Channel H.264 Mobile DVR User Manual V1.0

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All rights reserved. This material, information and instructions for use contained herein are the property of Speco Technologies Inc. No part of this manual, including the products and software described in it, may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any languages in any form or by any means, except documentation kept by the purchaser for backup purposes, without the express written permission of Speco Technologies Inc.

Liability. Speco Technologies Inc. provides this manual “as is” without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties or conditions of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall Speco Technologies Inc. its directors, officers, employees or agents be liable for any indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages (including damages for loss of profits, loss of business, loss of use or data, interruption of business and the like), even if Speco Technologies Inc. has been advised of the possibility of such damages arising from any defect or error in this manual or product. Specifications or information contained in this manual are furnished for informational use only, and are subject to change at any time without notice, and should not be constructed as a commitment by Speco Technologies Inc. Speco Technologies Inc. assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual, including the products and software described in it.

Trademarks. Product and cooperate names appearing in this manual may or may not be registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective companies, and are used only for identification or explanation and to the owners‟ benefit, without intent to infringe.

Speco Technologies 200 New Highway Amityville, NY 11701 Email: techsupport@specotech.com Website www.specotech.com

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PACKAGE CONTENTS

Prior to installation of the SPECO MOBILE DVR, please verify that the packaging contains the following contents:

1. One DVR

2. One AC Adaptor

3. One Power Cable

4. DVR Viewer Program CD

5. Instruction Manual

6. Two Rack Mount Ears and Four screws

7. One A/V cable

Option: One Remote Controller, Two AAA batteries, Cigar Jack, GPS Antenna

If any of the contents are missing, please contact the Distributor immediately.

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RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECTS THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OR OTHER OPENINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.

EXPLANATION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS

The lightning flash with arrowhead 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 important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature

WARNING

CAUTION

accompanying the product.

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

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DISCLAIMER

While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in

this guide is accurate and complete, no liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions.

Maker reserves the right to change the specifications of the hardware and

software described herein at any time without prior notice.

No part of this guide may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a

retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form, by any means, without prior written permission of Maker.

Maker makes no warranties for damages resulting from corrupted or lost data

due to a mistaken operation or malfunction of the Digital Video Recorders, the software, personal computers, peripheral devices, or unapproved/unsupported devices.

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Read this First

Test Sessions

Before you try to record important subjects, we highly recommend that you make several test sessions to ensure that the Digital Video Recorder is operating and being operated correctly. Please note that Maker, its subsidiaries and affiliates, and its distributors are not liable for any consequential damages arising from any malfunction of the Digital Video Recorder or its accessories.

The Privacy act

Please note that the Digital Video Recorders are intended for surveillance use and

should never be used in a manner that invades other people‟s privacy or contravenes

international or domestic privacy act and its regulations. Please be advised that in certain cases the monitoring of individuals, private properties, or commercial properties may contravene legal rights of such individuals even if the images were recorded for personal use.

Warranty Limitations

This equipment‟s warranty is only effective in the country of sale. If a problem arises while the Digital Video Recorder is in use abroad, please convey it back to the country of sale before proceeding with a warranty claim to Maker.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Before using the Digital Video Recorder, please ensure that you read and

understand the safety precautions described below. Always ensure that the Digital Video Recorder is operated correctly.

The safety precautions noted on the following pages are intended to instruct

you in the safe and correct operation of the Digital Video Recorder and its accessories to prevent injuries or damage to the self, other persons and equipment.

In this Instruction Manual, the term “Digital Video Recorder”, “equipment” and

“device” refers primarily to the Digital Video Recorder and its accessories such

as power supply and its remote controller.

WARNINGS

Do not cover the ventilation opening or slots on the outer casing. To prevent

the Digital Video Recorder from overheating, provide at least two inches of air space around the vent and the slots.

Do not drop metallic parts through slots. This could permanently damage the

Digital Video Recorder. Immediately turn the Digital Video Recorder‟s power off or unplug the power cord from the power outlet. Contact a qualified service personnel authorized by the equipment distributor or the Maker.

Do not attempt to disassemble or alter any part of the equipment that is not

expressly described in this guide. Disassembly or alteration may result in high voltage electric shock. Internal inspections, alterations and repairs should be conducted by qualified service personnel authorized by the equipment distributor or the Maker.

Stop operating the equipment immediately if it emits smoke or noxious fumes.

Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Immediately turn the Digital Video Recorder‟s power off, remove the power cable from the power outlet. Confirm that smoke and fume emissions have ceased. Please consult the Digital Video Recorder reseller.

Stop operating the equipment if a heavy object is dropped or the casing is

damaged. Do not strike or shake. Failure to do so may result in fire or

electrical shock. Immediately turn the Digital Video Recorder‟s power off or

unplug the power cord from the power outlet. Please consult the Digital Video Recorder reseller.

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Do not allow the equipment to come into contact with, or become immersed in,

water or other liquids. Do not allow liquids to enter the interior. The Digital Video Recorder has not been waterproofed. If the exterior comes into contact with liquids or salt air, wipe it dry with a soft, absorbent cloth. In the event that the water or other foreign substances enter the interior, immediately turn the

Digital Video Recorder‟s Power off or unplug the power cord from the power

outlet. Continued use of the equipment may result in fire or electrical shock. Please consult the Digital Video Recorder reseller.

Do not use substances containing alcohol, benzene, thinners or other

flammable substances to clean or maintain the equipment. The use of these substances may lead to fire. Use a dry cloth on a regular periodic basis and wipe away the dust and dirt that collects on the device. In dusty, humid or greasy environments, the dust that collects around the ventilation or the slots on the outer casing over long periods of time may become saturated with humidity and short-circuit, leading to fire.

Do not cut, damage, alter or place heavy items on the power cord. Any of

these actions may cause an electrical short circuit, which may lead to fire or electrical shock.

Do not handle the device or power cord with wet hands. Handling it with wet

hands may lead to electrical shock. When unplugging the cord, ensure that you hold the solid portion of the plug. Pulling on the flexible portion of the cord may damage or expose the wire and insulation, creating the potential for fires or electrical shocks.

Use only the recommended power accessories. Use of power sources not

expressly recommended for this equipment may lead to overheating, damage of the equipment, fire, electrical shock or other hazards.

The supplied power supply and power cord are designed for exclusive use with

the Digital Video Recorder. Do not use it with other products or battery. There is a risk of fire and other hazards.

Avoid using, placing or storing the equipment in places subject to strong

sunlight or high temperatures, such as a greenhouse or trunk of a car. High temperatures may also cause deformation of the casing. Ensure that there is good ventilation when using the equipment.

Do not operate the Digital Video Recorder beyond its specified temperature,

humidity or power source ratings. Do not use the Digital Video Recorder in an extreme environment such as in high temperature or high humidity. Use the device at temperatures within 32°F~140°F and humidity below 90%.

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PREVENTING MALFUNCTION

Avoid Strong Magnetic Fields. Never place the Digital Video Recorder in close

proximity to electric motors or other equipment generating strong electromagnetic fields. Exposure to strong magnetic fields may cause malfunctions or corrupt image data.

Avoid Condensation Related Problems. Moving the equipment rapidly between

hot and cold temperatures may cause condensation (water droplets) to form on its external and internal surfaces. You can avoid this by placing the equipment in an airtight, re-sealable plastic bag and letting it adjust to temperature changes slowly before removing it from the bag.

If Condensation forms inside the Digital Video Recorder. Stop using the

equipment immediately if you detect condensation. Continued use may damage the equipment. Remove the power cord from the power outlet and wait until the moisture evaporates completely before resuming use.

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Table of Contents

ABOUT THIS MANUAL ....................................................................... 12

1. FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS ........................................... 12

1.1 FEATURES ................................................................................................ 13

1.2 SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................... 14

2. OVERVIEW & CONTROLS .......................................................... 17

2.1 FRONT PANEL ............................................................................................. 17

2.2 REAR VIEW ............................................................................................... 18

2.3 IR REMOTE CONTROLLER ...................................................................... 18

2.4 MOUSE CONTROLLER ............................................................................. 21

3. MAIN SCREEN ............................................................................ 21

4. MAIN MENU ................................................................................ 23

4.1 QUICK SETUP ........................................................................................... 23

4.1.1 QUICK SETUP ................................................................................................................. 23

4.1.2 IMAGE SIZE ..................................................................................................................... 24

4.1.3 RECORD FRAME ............................................................................................................ 24

4.1.4 IMAGE QUALITY .............................................................................................................. 25

4.1.5 EVENT .............................................................................................................................. 25

4.1.6 PRE RECORD TIME ........................................................................................................ 26

4.1.7 POST RECORD TIME ...................................................................................................... 26

4.1.8 PREVIEW QUALITY ......................................................................................................... 26

4.1.9 AUDIO RECORD .............................................................................................................. 27

4.1.10 SAVE ................................................................................................................................ 27

4.2 SCREEN .................................................................................................... 27

4.2.1 AUTO SEQUENCE .......................................................................................................... 28

4.2.2 DISPLAY ........................................................................................................................... 28

4.2.2.1 STORAGE FREE SPACE ............................................................................................................. 29

4.2.2.2 STORAGE FREE SPACE MODE ................................................................................................. 29

4.2.2.3 RECORD STATUS ....................................................................................................................... 29

4.2.2.4 CLOCK DISPLAY ......................................................................................................................... 30

4.2.2.5 DATE & TIME MODE.................................................................................................................... 31

4.2.2.6 TITLE DISPLAY ............................................................................................................................ 31

4.2.2.7 TITLE MODE ................................................................................................................................ 32

4.2.2.8 BORDER COLOR ........................................................................................................................ 32

4.2.2.9 GPS INFORMATION .................................................................................................................... 33

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4.2.2.10 SPEED DISPLAY MODE .............................................................................................................. 33

4.2.3 TITLE ................................................................................................................................ 34

4.2.4 COVERT ........................................................................................................................... 35

4.2.5 CAMERA .......................................................................................................................... 35

4.3 RECORD .................................................................................................... 36

4.3.1 RECORD SETUP ............................................................................................................. 36

4.3.2 RECORD PROGRAM ...................................................................................................... 36

4.3.3 PREVIEW QUALITY ......................................................................................................... 37

4.3.4 AUDIO RECORD .............................................................................................................. 38

4.3.5 REPEAT RECORD ........................................................................................................... 39

4.3.6 HOLIDAY .......................................................................................................................... 40

4.3.7 RECORD LIMIT ................................................................................................................ 40

4.4 EVENT ....................................................................................................... 41

4.4.1 MOTION DETECTION ..................................................................................................... 41

4.4.1.1 CHANNEL .................................................................................................................................... 41

4.4.1.2 SENSITIVITY................................................................................................................................ 42

4.4.1.3 AREA SETUP ............................................................................................................................... 42

4.4.1.4 TEST MOTION ............................................................................................................................. 43

4.4.2 EVENT SCREEN MODE .................................................................................................. 43

4.4.3 EVENT CHECK ................................................................................................................ 44

4.4.4 EVENT INDICATION ........................................................................................................ 44

4.4.5 SENSOR INPUT SELECT ................................................................................................ 44

4.4.6 RELAY OUTPUT .............................................................................................................. 45

4.4.7 GPS .................................................................................................................................. 46

4.5 SYSTEM ..................................................................................................... 47

4.5.1 STORAGE ........................................................................................................................ 47

4.5.1.1 STORAGE CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................... 48

4.5.1.2 STORAGE INITIALIZE ................................................................................................................. 49

4.5.2. CLOCK ............................................................................................................................. 49

4.5.2.1 DATE&TIME ................................................................................................................................. 50

4.5.2.2 TIME ADJUST .............................................................................................................................. 50

4.5.3 VIDEO STANDARD .......................................................................................................... 51

4.5.4 LANGUAGE ...................................................................................................................... 51

4.5.5 KEY ECHO ....................................................................................................................... 51

4.5.6 POWER SAVING MODE .................................................................................................. 51

4.5.6.1 POWER SAVING TIME ................................................................................................................ 50

4.5.6.2 POWER OFF VOLTAGE .............................................................................................................. 50

4.5.6.3 CAMERA POWER CONTROL ..................................................................................................... 50

4.5.7 ADVANCED SETUP ......................................................................................................... 54

4.5.7.1 PASSWORD CHECK ................................................................................................................... 54

4.5.7.2 SET PASSWORD ......................................................................................................................... 55

4.5.7.3 USER AUTHORITY ...................................................................................................................... 56

4.5.7.4 DVR MENU SETUP ..................................................................................................................... 56

4.5.7.4.1 MENU INITIALIZE ................................................................................................................ 57

4.5.8 FIRMWARE UPGRADE ................................................................................................... 58

4.6 LINK ........................................................................................................... 60

4.6.1 NETWORK ....................................................................................................................... 61

4.6.1.1 DHCP ........................................................................................................................................... 61

4.6.1.1.1 IP ADDRESS........................................................................................................................ 61

4.6.1.2 SUBNET MASK ............................................................................................................................ 62

4.6.1.3 GATEWAY .................................................................................................................................... 62

4.6.1.4 DNS .............................................................................................................................................. 62

4.6.1.5 PORT ........................................................................................................................................... 63

4.6.2 RS485 ............................................................................................................................... 63

4.6.3 PTZ ................................................................................................................................... 65

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4.6.4 E-MAIL .............................................................................................................................. 67

4.6.4.1 SEND E-MAIL............................................................................................................................... 67

4.6.4.2 SMTP SETUP ............................................................................................................................... 68

4.6.4.2.1 SMTP SERVER .................................................................................................................... 68

4.6.4.2.2 SMTP PORT ....................................................................................................................... 68

4.6.4.3 DVR E-MAIL ADDRESS ............................................................................................................. 68

4.6.4.4 USER ID AND PASSWORD ....................................................................................................... 68

4.6.4.5 E-MAIL ADDRESS 1 THROUGH 10 ............................................................................................. 68

4.6.5 DVR NAME ....................................................................................................................... 71

4.6.6 DVR LOCATION ............................................................................................................... 71

4.6.7 BANDWIDTH .................................................................................................................... 72

4.6.8 WIRELESS ...................................................................................................................... 72

4.6.8.1 WIRELESS MODE ................................................................................................ .................... 68

4.6.8.2 MOBILE SERVER ..................................................................................................................... 68

4.6.9 DDNS ............................................................................................................................... 72

4.7 SEARCH .................................................................................................... 75

4.7.1 CALENDER SEARCH ...................................................................................................... 75

4.7.2 SEARCH & COPY ............................................................................................................ 76

4.7.3 TIME SEARCH ................................................................................................................. 77

4.7.4 EVENT SEARCH .............................................................................................................. 77

4.7.5 BLOCK SEARCH ............................................................................................................. 78

4.7.6 FILE SEARCH .................................................................................................................. 79

4.7.7 BOOKMARK SEARCH ..................................................................................................... 79

4.8 COPY ......................................................................................................... 81

4.8.1 COPY................................................................................................................................ 81

4.8.2 COPY STATUS ................................................................................................................ 82

4.8.3 MEDIA FORMAT .............................................................................................................. 82

4.9 STATUS SCREEN ...................................................................................... 83

4.9.1 DVR STATUS ................................................................................................................... 83

4.9.2 NETWORK STATUS......................................................................................................... 84

4.9.3 RECORDING BITRATE .................................................................................................. 84

4.9.4 DDNS STATUS ............................................................................................................... 84

4.10 EXIT ........................................................................................................... 85

Appendix A ......................................................................................... 85

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ABOUT THIS MANUAL

This is the Instruction Manual for H.264 Mobile Digital Video Recorder for the SPECO MOBILE DVR, This Manual depicts the user how to install and operate the DVR provided with the features and specifications.

Please read this manual carefully and follow the installation procedure before using the system. Please contact our Distributors or Dealers, if you have any Queries.

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1. FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

1.1 Features

This DVR has the following features:

- H.264 Compression algorithm.

- Max 120ips(HD1)/60 ips(D1) recording in NTSC.

- Simultaneous view live or playback while recording & network transfer.

- Installs max. 2 SD memory cards (Expandable up to 6 SD memory cards optionally).

- 1 Channel Synchronized audio.

- SD Card memory.

- 4 level image quality setting.

- Schedule recording and various recording setup per channel.

- 4 CH sensor inputs pre-alarm and post-alarm recording.

- Panic alarm allows for Emergency recording in full frame rate of every channel.

- Digital Watermark support.

- Smooth reverse playback.

- Ease of operation: Remote controller, Front key, external keypad controller and Network Viewer.

- Supported copy media: USB memory stick, External USB HDD.

- Firmware upgrade via USB or Network.

- RS-485 port for PTZ & External Controller support.

- Driving Information (warning lights, brakes, turn signals) overlay on live and playback video.

- GPS (optional) data can overlay location & speed and record with video for Mobile DVR.

- Impact Sensor (optional) detects excessive gravitational forces on X,Y,Z axis.

- Daylight saving time.

- AVI File Converting.

- Multi-language support.

- Network Client Viewer: 16 units x 16 Clients connection simultaneously.

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1.2 Specifications

VIDEO

Video Input

4CH (BNC)

Input Level

1.0Vp-p±10% Composite, 75Ω Balanced

Loop Through Output

Not supported

Video Standard

NTSC, PAL, AUTO

Main Monitor Output

1.0 Vp-p Composite, 75Ω Balanced

Analog Spot Monitor Output

Not supported

Camera Name

Max. 8 Characters

Screen Split Control

1, 4 Screen

Screen Rotate Control

1~60 Seconds

Display Resolution

NTSC

720(H) × 480(V)

PAL

720(H) × 576(V)

Speed NTSC

120 frames(Every CH Real Time)

PAL

100 frames(Every CH Real Time)

Function

Auto sequence, 1,4 split,PIP

AUDIO

Compression

ADPCM

Audio Input(Line)

1CH (RCA)

Input Level

0.5~1.4Vp-p@20kΩ

Audio Output(Line)

3.5mm Stereo Mini Jack

RECORDING

Compression

H.264

Resolution 720(H) × 480(V), 720(H) × 240(V), 360(H) × 240(V)

720(H) × 576(V), 720(H) × 288(V), 360(H) × 288(V)

Speed

NTSC 340 x240

Max.120 Images(CIF)

720 x240

Max.120 Images(Half D1)

720 x480

Max. 60 Images(D1)

PAL 340 x288

Max. 100 Images(CIF)

720 x288

Max. 100 Images(Half D1)

720 x576

Max. 50 Images(D1)

Duplex or Triplex

Each CH

Frame Setting

Available

Event, Normal

Available

Speed

Available

Resolution

Available

Quality

Changed at 4 level(Low, Normal, Fine, Best)

Setup per Channel

Individual

Record limit

Automatic data delete for privacy

Data Size

1~3KB(CIF), 3~7KB(D1/2), 6~15KB(D1)

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Recording Mode

Normal(Continuous),(Event, Motion detection, Sensor, Video loss) Schedule

Pre-Alarm

5 Seconds (considering 30sec, even 2min)

Watermark

Support

Schedule

24 groups per day by an hour, Holidays are same as Sunday

Summer Time

Support

HDD Internal Storage

2 SD cards in front

SD Bay Interface

4 SD EXP Bay (Optional)

GPS board

GPS (Optional)

SD bay interface

4 SD EXP + GPS (Optional)

Searching & Playback

Searching Method

Time, Calendar, Event,(Copied)File, Text

Playback(Reverse)

1, 2, 4, 16, 32, 64, 128 velocity 1/2, 1/4, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/128

COPY DEVICE

Internal CD/DVD RW

Not supported

Media Support

USB memory stick, External USB HDD

USB 2.0

1 port in front

Copied File Compatibility with PC (Windows)

Compatible

MULTI-REMOTE SURVEILLANCE

Monitoring Environment

Client software / CMS for mobile DVR / SD viewer

Transmission Rate

Max. 120ips(CIF) full motion transmission

Supporting multi-client(16 clients accessible)

SYSTEM MONITORING & RECOVERY

System Logging

Power Failure Checkable/Menu Change/Network connection

Monitoring

Software Watchdog

Recovery

Auto-Reboot By Watchdog Automatic Database Recovery

OTHERS

Embedded Linux

Menu Type

Graphic + Text

Language(10 kinds)

English, Japanese, Polish, Spanish, Russian, French, Turkish, German, Italian, Portuguese

ATM Interface

GPS Module Interface (Option)/ Support

POS Interface

Shock Sensor(Option)/Support

Control Device

Front key, Remote controller, External controller via RS-485

PTZ(16 kinds)

SPD(Samsung Techwin), SRX(Samsung Techwin), SCC643(Samsung Electronics), SD-290(Smile CAM), CS854A(Panasonics), LPT-A100L, DSC-230S(Dongyang Unitech), SK-D106(Sunkwang), VC-C4R(Canon), PELCO P-TYPE(Pelco), PELCO D-TYPE(Pelco), TK-C655/676(JVC), DMP23(DAIWA), BOSCH PCS-SERIES, EZ PROTOCOL(Vitek)

Number of Event list / Log list

50,000/ 20,000 per SD

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Connector

Video Input

4CH (BNC)

Loop Though

Not Supported

Main Monitor Output Composite

Supported

VGA Output

Supported

Spot Monitor Output

S-Video

Not Supported Audio Input ( Line)

1CH (RCA)

Audio Output ( Line)

1CH (RCA)

HDD Bay Connection

1CH Line Output (RCA)

External Control ( RS-232C)

Not Supported

Firmware Update

Updated by USB 2.0 Port or Network

Sensor Input

4CH (Box connector) (Include Ground 1 pins)

Alarm Output

1 Relay output: 2 pins Box connector (NO, Common)

RS-485 for External Control & PTZ

2 pins (Box Connector)

Ethernet

RJ-45, 10/100Mbps

USB 2.0

1 port (Front)

ELECTRICAL

Power Source

Input DC 9V ~ 35V, Output DC 12V,1.5A

Power Consumption

Approx.10 Watt ( Including 2SD Memory)

ENVIRONMENTAL

Operating Temp

-20℃ ~ +60℃ / 0℃ ~ +40℃

Storage Temperature

-10℃ ~ + 60℃

Humidity

30 ~ 90%RH (Non-Condensing)

PHYSICAL

Construction Shape

Steel Case

Construction Material

Steel Case

Body Color

Black with Tact Switch Button ( 10 Button)

Dimension

200(W) x 110(D) x 30(H) mm

Weight

Approx . 1.5Kg

BACK UP

Digital Backup

Option(USB2.0)/Support(USB2.0)

Backup Method

Not supported

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2. OVERVIEW & CONTROLS

This section provides the information about the front panel and rear panel.

2.1 Front Panel

NO.

Function

① Power switch

This switch turns the DVR on or off.

The Image can be stored by SD memory card, Max. 2 SD card.

The USB 2.0 port can be used to connect to numerous USB 2.0 backup devices including individual external hard drives, external and USB memory sticks. This device does not support CD/DVD external devices.

④ IR Sensor

Infrared signal receiver for the IR remote controller. Do not block the receiver as a clear line of sight is required for proper operation.

⑤ Panic REC

Press this button for Full Frame Recording @1/2 D1 Real time.

⑥ REC

Accesses the Main Menu & go back to the previous menu.

⑦

Fast Forward , press this button to speed-up playback speed.

⑧

Press this button to slow-down playback speed.

⑨

Change the playback direction.

⑩

Press this button to begin playback.

⑪ ■

Returns to the live mode from the playback mode

⑫ Auto/

Quad Mode, Increases the value of a selection in the menu screen.

⑬ Enter

Executes the selected function in the menu screen or enters the selected submenu.

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2.2 Rear View

NO.

Function

① GPS ANT.

Detect the speed and the direction.

② Camera Input

RCA Connectors for Composite Video Signal Input.

③ Audio Input

RCA Connectors for connecting the Audio Input.

④ Audio & Video Out

RCA Connectors for connecting the Audio & Video Output.

⑤ VGA Output

D-sub 15-pin Connector for connecting the PC Monitor.

⑥ Power In

Camera Power In.

⑦ Ethernet Port

10/100 Base-T RJ-45 port for Network Connection.

⑧ Alarm & Sensor

For connecting the Alarm, Sensor & External Keyboard.

⑨ Power In

DC Power socket for DC 12V 5A

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2.3 Remote Control

Button Name

Description

○1 REMOTE

CONTROLLER ID

REMOTE CONTROLLER ID in the system setup

○2 (IRIS-/+)

Iris close and open of PTZ / Frame by Frame(field by field) playback

○3 (ZOOM-/+)

Zoom in and out of PTZ

○4 SPOT / ESC

Enter the spot mode / Return to the previous mode

○5 ENTER (HOME)

Enter / Go home in PTZ mode

○6 (◀ ) / ALARM RESET

Move the cursor in left direction in the setup menu. / Release the event signal

○7 ( ▲ ) / MENU

Move the cursor up to the next line in the setup menu / Display the setup menu

○8 ( ▼ ) / PIP

Move the cursor down to the next line / Enter the PIP mode

○9 ( ▶ ) / D-ZOOM

Move the cursor in right direction in the setup menu. / Control of zoom in and out

○10 AUTO / ( - ) / F(-)

Auto sequence / Downward value / Focus control of PTZ

○11 FREEZE / ( + ) / F(+)

Freeze / Up-going value / Focus control of PTZ

○12 SEARCH / (PRESET)

Display the search menu / Enter the preset mode of PTZ

○13 COPY / (AF)

Display the copy menu / Auto focus of PTZ

○14 BOOKMARK / (PTZ)

BOOKMARK SEARCH / Enter the PTZ mode

○15 SLOW ( )

Press this button to slow-down playback speed

○16 PLAY / PAUSE ( )

Press this button to begin playback. If press again during the playback, a still picture is displayed

○17 FAST ( )

Press this button to speed-up playback speed

○1

○4

○3

○8

○10

○11

○14

○13

○19

○18

○22

○23

○2

○5

○6

○9

○12

○15

○16

○17

○20

○21

○25

○24

○7

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NOTE:

NO 4. ENTER (HOME): Protocol supported function of PTZ Home Position move.

D / DSC-230 / CS-854 / EZ / PCS-SERIES

2.4 MOUSE CONTROL

1. LEFT MOUSE BUTTON a) Double-click in the main window: status display. b) Double-click in the menu screen: select item or icon.

2. SCROLL WHEEL

Scroll up or down to change the value of the selected item.

3. RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON a) Single-click in the main window: enter main menu. b) Double-click in the menu screen: exit to main screen.

○18 LV/PB ( )

Convert the screen into real display mode during the playback

○19 DIR ( )

Change the direction of playback

○20 RECORD ( )

Begin and stop recording

○21 MULTI

Display multi-screen

○22 TEXT

Reserved

○23 AUDIO SELECT

Audio select button

○24 CHANNEL ID

Camera number select button

○25 FUNCTION

Refer to 5.2.12 FUNCTION BUTTON

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3. MAIN SCREEN

1. REMAINING HARD DRIVE SPACE / PLAYBACK STATUS The remaining hard drive space is displayed either in percentage or in Gigabytes. If the hard drive

overwrite is set to on, the counter will remain as 0 and the DVR will continue to write on to the hard drive from the beginning. The counter will remain 0 as long as the hard drive is full with previously recorded data, and will display its original size once the hard drive is formatted. In playback mode, it displays the direction and the speed of the playback. If there is no hard drive in the DVR, it shows “NO HDD”.

2. CHANNEL STATUS

The status of each channel is displayed in color codes.

 White: non-recording  Yellow: continuous (manual) recording  Red: event recording  Green: schedule recording

3. DATE

Current date is displayed when in live monitoring mode. Recorded date is displayed when in

playback mode.

4. TIME

Current time is displayed when in live monitoring mode. Recorded time is displayed when in playback mode.

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5. CHANNEL INFORMATION

The channel information is displayed. When the channel is in normal recording mode, it will display

the channel title as entered by the user. When the channel is in event recording mode, it will display the appropriate event recording mode: alarm, motion, video loss and GPS.

6. Speed and Accel

You can see the driving speed of the vehicle on the screen.

7. Location

The monitor shows the location where in you are with the DVR unit. There is installed GPS antenna to receive your location from the satellite.

Below are the icons with specific events.

ⓐ Front Door ⓑ Rear Door ⓒ Turn Right ⓓ Turn Left ⓔ Braking ⓕ Warning Light ⓖ Emergency ⓗ Shock ⓘ High Speed ⓙ Excessive Braking ⓚ Excessive Speeding ⓛ Lengthy Stop ⓜ Stop w/o w-light

NOTE:

When there is a particular event happening, the icon will glow to green light.

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4. MAIN MENU

Before operating the DVR, please make sure that you have properly connected all the cables and storage devices.

By pressing the Menu button on the DVR or using the Remote controller let the below screen pops-up.

4.1 QUICK SETUP

Quick setup enables the user to quickly setup major recording settings of the DVR. All changes made in quick setup are affected equally to all channels. This includes the image size, record speed, image quality, event options, pre and post recording time and audio record settings. Moreover, the activation of quick setup overrides any other recording settings as the quick setup supersedes regular record setup.

4.1.1 QUICK SETUP

Select “MANUAL” or “OFF” by pressing the button from the remote controller. The default is “OFF”.

NOTE: If you select “MANUAL”, RECORD MENU will be disregarded.

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4.1.2 IMAGE SIZE

Select the desired IMAGE SIZE for recording as shown below by pressing the button.

The default size is Half D1.

4.1.3 RECORD FRAME

Record frame determines the overall recording speed of the DVR. The recording speed adjusts automatically according to the image size and divided equally between all available channels. User can select the desired frame rate for normal

recording using the button among the 4/8/16/30/60/120 frames.

The default is 60 frames.

NTSC

PAL

720 X 480 (D1)

720 X 576 (D1)

720 X 240 (Half D1)

720 X 288 (Half D1)

360 X 240 (CIF)

360 X 288 (CIF)

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4.1.4 IMAGE QUALITY

Select the desired image quality using the

button. There are 4 kinds of image quality like Best, Fine, Normal and Low. The default is “NORMAL”.

4.1.5 EVENT

User can select any type of EVENT by using the

button, it is possible to select among “ALL”,

“ALARM”, “V-LOSS”, “MOTION”, “GPS”, “ALARM&LOSS”, “ALARM&MOTION”, “ALARM&GPS”, “LOSS&MOTION”, “LOSS&GPS”

and “MOTION&GPS”.

ALL: Select all kinds of event ALARM: when the alarm is ring, the DVR will start recording. V-LOSS: when the video loss is occurred, the DVR will start recording. MOTION: when DVR perceived any motion, the DVR will start recording. GPS: when the location signal detected from the GPS antenna, the DVR will start

recording.

OFF: For not having an event recording. The default Value is “ALL”.

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4.1.6 PRE RECORD TIME

Select the desired time for pre-recording using the button from the remote.

When video loss, alarm or motion is detected, the DVR will store pre-recorded data during the selected time. The pre-recording time can be set up from 0 second to 5 second and the default is “0 seconds”.

4.1.7 POST RECORD TIME

Select the desired time for post-recording using the button from the remote.

When video loss, alarm or motion is detected, the DVR will store post-recorded data during the selected period. The post-recording time can be set up from 0 second to 60 second and the default is “10 seconds”.

4.1.8 PREVIEW QUALITY

Move the cursor on the PREVIEW QUALITY & press the Enter button to see the left screen.

User can select the desired preview quality from 4 types like Fine, Normal, Best and Low using

the button from the remote controller. As the changing image quality, users are able to sight the capacity of image storage.

Press ESC to back to the previous menu.

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4.1.9 AUDIO RECORD

Select “ON” or “OFF” using the button of the remote to record audio for all channels. The default is “OFF”.

4.1.10 SAVE

Press the Save icon using the Enter button in order to save the Menu Configuration.

4.2 SCREEN

Screen setup defines various screen related options. Any changes affect the main video as well as the spot monitor output of the DVR.

User can select SCREEN Menu by pressing

the Enter button.

Select the desired item by pressing ▲,▼

button from the remote controller.

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4.2.1 AUTO SEQUENCE

At the SCREEN menu,

Move the cursor to the AUTO SEQUENCE

using ▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on

the AUTO SEQUENCE and the following

screens appears.

Move the cursor to each single or split channel using the ▲,▼ buttons.

When the desired channel is selected, change the value of AUTO SEQUENCE duration using the

button to set the length of time for switching each channel in sequence.

* The value is from 1SEC to 60SEC but the default is “3SEC”. To exit this AUTO SEQUENCE menu, press the ESC button.

4.2.2 DISPLAY

At the SCREEN menu,

Move the cursor to the DISPLAY using ▲ ,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the DISPLAY and the following items appear.

To exit this DISPLAY menu, press the ESC button.

ADD AUTO SINGLE

If selected OFF, every single channel will be skipped in the AUTO SEQUENCE mode. The default is “OFF”.

VIDEO LOSS SKIP If selected ON, every VIDEO LOSS channel will be skipped in the AUTO SEQUENCE mode.

The default is “ON”.

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4.2.2.1 STORAGE FREE SPACE

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the STORAGE FREE SPACE. Press button to choose “ON” or “OFF”.

The default is “ON”.

4.2.2.2 STORAGE FREE SPACE MODE

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the STORAGE FREE SPACE MODE. Use the button to choose “PERCENT” or

“GIGABYTE”. The default is “PERCENT”.

ON: Remaining capacity of the fixed (not backup) SD will be displayed on the screen.

PERCENT: Remaining capacity of the fixed SD will be displayed on the screen in percent. GIGABYTE: Remaining capacity of the fixed SD will be displayed on the screen in gigabyte.

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4.2.2.3 RECORD STATUS

At the DISPLAY menu,

Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to select the RECORD STATUS.

Use the button to choose “ON” or “OFF”. The default is “ON”.

4.2.2.4 CLOCK DISPLAY

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the CLOCK DISPLAY. Use the button to choose “ON” or “OFF”.

The default is “ON”.

ON: Displaying the recording status of each channel on the screen.

ON: The date and time will be displayed on the screen.

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4.2.2.5 DATE & TIME MODE

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the DATE&TIME MODE. Use the button to choose “YY/MM/DD” or

“MM/DD/YY” or ” DD/MM/YY”. The default is “MM/DD/YY”.

4.2.2.6 TITLE DISPLAY

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the TITLE DISPLAY. Use the button to choose “ON” or “OFF”.

The default is “ON”.

ON: Each channel title will be displayed on the screen.

YY/MM/DD : All date and time will be displayed in numbers.

Ex. 2009/01/01 00:00:00 MM/DD/YY : The month section will be displayed in character.

Ex. JAN. 01 2009 00:00:00 DD/MM/YY : The day section will be displayed in character.

Ex. 01. JAN 2009 00:00:00

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4.2.2.7 TITLE MODE

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the TITLE MODE. Use the button l to choose “TEXT” or

“BITMAP”. The default is “TEXT”.

4.2.2.8 BORDER COLOR

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the BORDER COLOR. Use the button to choose “WHITE” or

“BLACK”.

The default is “WHITE”.

WHITE: The color of the border line will be displayed on the multi-channel screen in white.

BLACK: The color of the border line will be displayed on the multi-channel screen in black.

A bitmap is a type of graphics file on a computer. You can make characters with bitmap on the setup window of network client viewer after connecting the computer with DVR.

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4.2.2.9 GPS INFORMATION

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons to

select the GPS INFOMATION. Use the button to choose “ON” or “OFF”.

The default is “ON”.

4.2.2.10 SPEED DISPLAY MODE

At the DISPLAY menu, Move the cursor using the ▲, ▼ buttons to

select the SPEED DISPLAY MODE. Use the button to choose either MILE or

KILOMETER. This will display the distance covered by the Vehicle on the live screen in terms of Kilometer or Mile.

The default is “Mile”.

ON: When the GPS INFORMATION is made “ON”, it gives the tracking information

about the vehicle.

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4.2.3 TITLE

At the SCREEN menu, Move the cursor to the TITLE using ▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button to access the title submenu. At this menu, users can create the title of channel.

Press the enter button to edit the channel title.

Press the ENTER button after selecting desired channel using the ▲,▼ buttons and the following screen will appear.

Select the character using the ▲,▼,◀,▶ buttons and then press the ENTER button.

To exit this CHARACTER TABLE screen, press the ESC button.

CHANNEL TITLE MODE: There are “TEXT” and “BITMAP”. TEXT: Using the CHARACTER TABLE BITMAP: It is possible to download new characters using the client software if you want.

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4.2.4 COVERT

At the SCREEN menu, Move the cursor to the COVERT using the

▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the COVERT and the screen appears.

Move the cursor and select the desired item using the ▲,▼ buttons.

Use the button to choose “ON” or “OFF”.

4.2.5 CAMERA

At the SCREEN menu, Move the cursor to the CAMERA using▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the CAMERA and the following screen appears.

You can control brightness, contrast, hue and saturation of each camera from 0% to 100%.

The default is 50％.

ON: Selected channel will be displayed in black screen (Hidden camera).

SELECT: It is possible to select among “LIVE&PLAYBACK&NETWORK”,

“PLAYBACK&NETWORK”,

“LIVE&NETWORK”, “LIVE&PLAYBACK”, “NETWORK”, “PLAYBACK” and “LIVE”.

- LIVE: To covert selected channels on live screen

- PLAY: To covert selected channels on playback screen

- NETWORK: To covert selected channels on network viewer screen

COVERT TITLE DISPLAY: Select “ON”, it will be displayed “COVERT” on the screen.

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4.3 RECORD

To set up the RECORD menu, Move the cursor to the RECORD icon using the ◀, ▶ in the MENU screen.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the RECORD icon and the following items appear. User can select any item using ▲,▼ button from the remote.

4.3.1 RECORD SETUP

This menu allows you to configure a weekly recording schedule. In the schedule you must use the predefined programs (0-9) in order to set up the recording properly. You can use and combine different predefined programs during the week according with your own needs. (See RECORD PROGRAM section for more information)

At the RECORD menu, Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the RECORD SETUP and the following screen appears.

Move the cursor to choose the desired time using the ▲, ▼, ◀, ▶ buttons.

Select the desired program among PROGRAM 0~9 and POWER OFF using the

button. Turn right the shuttle ring to set up the schedule of programmed time and the program number will be green.

Turn the left the shuttle ring to release the schedule mode. Or move the cursor to the desired position and then click the green square next to “SCHEDULE” using the Mouse.

Press the ESC button to exit this RECORD SETUP menu or press the ENTER button to enter the RECORD PROGRAM menu.

4.3.2 RECORD PROGRAM

This feature is uses predefined recording modes to create new ones according to your own needs. This means you can create different programs modes using the existing predefined programs. You can have up to 10 different programs (0-9) available. These programs will be used to setup the

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recording schedule on the RECORD SETUP menu. For example, you can create a program for Motion detection or continuous recoding

At the RECORD menu, Move the cursor to the RECORD PROGRAM using ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the RECORD PROGRAM and the following screen appears.

Use the ▲ ,▼, ◀ ,▶ buttons to move the cursor to the desired item.

Select the desired value for each selected item using the button.

After all setting are done, exit using the „ESC‟

key or the right-double-click of mouse. When exiting from this menu, the DVR computes the values under this menu. If some mistakes exist the DVR will display an error message and will return to this menu again. And if „0‟ IPS value is detected out of setting it will show the warning message and exit

4.3.3 PREVIEW QUALITY

At the RECORD menu, Move the cursor to the PREVIEW using ▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the PREVIEW QUALITY and the following

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Select the desired RECORD QUALITY using the

button among “NORMAL”, “FINE”, “BEST” and “LOW”. And you can see the size of each image quality and how long you can record in the installed HDDs by the image quality. To exit this PREVIEW QUALITY menu, press the ESC button.

4.3.4 AUDIO RECORD

At the RECORD menu, Move the cursor to the AUDIO RECORD using

the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the button of the remote to change

the Audio Record “ON” or “OFF”. If select “ON”, DVR will record the Audio with the Video.

User has to turn Off the record to see Image Quality Screen.

RECORD TIME: A period how long you can record in free space of installed HDD(s) by setting frame rate. TOTAL TIME: A period how long you can record in total installed HDD(s) by setting frame rate.

** The better the image quality is, the bigger the file size is and the worse the image quality,

The smaller the file size is.

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4.3.5 REPEAT RECORD

At the RECORD menu, Move the cursor to the REPEAT RECORD using

▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the REPEAT RECORD and the following screen appears.

Use the button to set “ON” or “OFF”. It is possible to set a point of time to work the REPEAT RECORD ALARM. Move the cursor to “REPEAT RECORD ALARM”

using ▲,▼ buttons and then select the desired value using button.

The value is from 5% to 10%. To exit this REPEAT RECORD menu, press the ESC button.

ON: The recorded data will be overwritten when it is a point of time to work the REPEAT RECORD. REPEAT RECORD ALARM is the rest capacity of the HDD.

If you set “REPEAT RECORD ALARM” to 5%, alarm will work when the rest capacity of the HDD is 5%.

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4.3.6 HOLIDAY

At the RECORD menu, Move the cursor to the “HOLIDAY” using ▲,▼

buttons.

Press the “ENTER” button to set up “HOLIDAY” and the HOLIDAY menu screen appears.

Set up “ON” or “OFF” of HOLIDAY RECORD

using the button. Move the cursor using ▲,▼ buttons and set up

the value using the button. To exit this HOLIDAY menu, press the ESC button.

4.3.7 RECORD LIMIT

User can select the Record Limit either “ON” or

“OFF” by button from the remote.

If select “ON”, User also select the record period among from “1 DAY” to “6 DAYS”, “1 MONTH” to “11 MONTHS” and “1 YEAR”.

NOTE: DVR will record like SUNDAY recording program on setting HOLIDAY.

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4.4 EVENT

Event setup defines various event options such as the motion grid and the motion detection sensitivity, the main screen event response option, sensor input and relay output options.

4.4.1 MOTION DETECTION

At the EVENT menu, Move the cursor to the MOTION DETECTION

using ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the MOTION DETECTION and the left screen appears.

4.4.1.1 CHANNEL

At the MOTION DETECTION menu, Move the cursor to CHANNEL using ▲,▼

buttons. Select the desired channel using the

button. Move the cursor to the EVENT MESSAGE

using ▲,▼ buttons. Select “ON” or “OFF” using the button.

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4.4.1.2 SENSITIVITY

At the MOTION DETECTION menu, Move the cursor to SENSITIVITY using ▲,▼

buttons. Select the sensitivity level from 1 to 5 using the

button.

The default is “5”.

4.4.1.3 AREA SETUP

At the MOTION DETECTION menu, Move the cursor to AREA SETUP using ▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button to set the motion detection area.

Select the motion detection area using the ▲,▼,

◀,▶ buttons and then press the ENTER button

to save the area. Turn the shuttle ring to the right to select all cells for motion detection and turn the shuttle ring to the left to reset all area. To exit this AREA SETUP, press the ESC button.

SENSITIVITY: The higher the number is, the more sensitive. 1(lowest) ~ 5(highest)

Mouse operation: Click the right button of mouse and drag to select the desired cells. AREA SETUP GRID: 30 x 24

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4.4.1.4 TEST MOTION

At the MOTION DETECTION menu, Move the cursor to TEST MOTION using the

▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button to test the motion detection. To exit this TEST MOTION, press the ESC button.

Any grid that detects motion will flash a purple tint for the period of time that it detects motion.

4.4.2 EVENT SCREEN MODE

At the EVENT menu, Move the cursor to the EVENT SCREEN MODE

using ▲,▼ buttons. Select the EVENT SCREEN MODE using the

button.

SCREEN HOLD: Keeping the current screen even if the event occurs. EVENT FULL: Display the full screen of the channel which the event occurs. EVENT MULTI: Display the multi-screen when the event occurs. EVENT F_RTN: Display the full screen of the channel which the event occurs and return. EVENT M_RTN: Display the multi-screen when the event occurs and return.

NOTE: If you want to use this function, you have to set EVENT setting of each channel of

RECORD PROGRAM by “O(ON)”.

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4.4.3 EVENT CHECK

At the EVENT menu, Move the cursor to the EVENT CHECK using

▲,▼ buttons.

Select “ON” or “OFF” using the button.

4.4.4 EVENT INDICATION

At the EVENT menu, Move the cursor to the EVENT INDICATION

using ▲,▼ buttons. Select “ON‟ or “OFF” using the button to set

the event indication.

4.4.5 SENSOR INPUT SELECT

At the EVENT menu, Move the cursor to the SENSOR INPUT

SELECT using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the SENSOR INPUT and the following 2 pages screen appears.

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Select the desired channel using the ▲,▼ buttons. Select the type of sensor which is connected with

DVR using the button. To exit this SENSOR INPUT menu, press the ESC button.

4.4.6 RELAY OUTPUT

At the EVENT menu,

Move the cursor to the “RELAY OUTPUT” using

the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the “RELAY OUTPUT” and the following screen appears.

Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons and set up the value using the button.

To exit this screen, press the “ESC” button

Select the right sensor type according to the type of installed sensor with the unit.

NORMAL OPEN : The sensor is open in normal times. NORMAL CLOSE : The sensor is close in normal times. NOT INSTALLED: No sensors are connected to the DVR unit

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4.4.7 GPS

At the EVENT menu,

Move the cursor to the “GPS” using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the “GPS” and the following screen appears.

User can change the SHOCKSENSOR “ON”, “OFF” by pressing the button.

NOTE:

It is possible to set the RELAY OUTPUT in the type of event, and it is possible to set the period of the relay output from 1 to 30 seconds.

There are POWER (N.C), USER, REC, NOT USED, ALARM, LOSS, MOTION and HDD ERROR, you can select one type among the above 8 menu.

 POWER: The relay is working when power is off.  USER: User can operate the relay output manually by pressing the “FUNCTION” button

with (+) button and (-) button. NC (Normal close) →NO: press the (+) button with “FUNCTION” button. NO (Normal open) →NC: press the (-) button with “FUNCTION” button. Press the “FUNCTION” button again if you want to exit this mode.

(You can also use this function through network viewer.)

 REC: The relay is working when start recording.  NOT USED: If you want to not use this function, you can select “NOT USED”  ALARM: The relay is working when the alarm is ring.  LOSS: The relay is working when the video loss is occurred.  MOTION: The relay is working when the motion is occurred.  HDD ERROR: The relay is working when the problems are occurred with HDD.

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4.5 SYSTEM

System setup defines various system settings such as storage settings, system clock, password for multiple users, video standard, language, power saving and the key echo. Moreover the system settings can be reinitialized, saved or retrieved from the USB flash memory, as well as updating the DVR firmware.

4.5.1 STORAGE

At the SYSTEM menu, Move the cursor to the STORAGE using the

▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the STORAGE and the left screen appears.

To exit this STORAGE menu, press the ESC button.

X-THRESHOLD: X-Threshold values are automatically varied when there is any event but the default value is 1.

Y-THRESHOLD: Y-Threshold values are automatically varied whenever any event occurs but the default value

is 0.

Z-THRESHOLD: Z-Threshold values also changes when any event occurs but the default value is 4.

SPEED PARAMETER: The below said parameter values may change depending on the acceleration speed of

the vehicle.

a) SPEED LIMIT b) LENGTHY STOP c) EXCESSIVE BREAK d) EXCESSIVE SPEED

Note: The main function of the Shock Sensor is to avoid the coincidence of the vehicles.

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4.5.1.1 STORAGE CONFIGURATION

At the STORAGE menu, Move the cursor to STORAGE CONFIGURATION using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the STORAGE CONFIGURATION and the following screen appears.

User can set the SDCARD Memory stick either to Record or Backup Mode arbitrarily.

The DVR detects installed storage drives automatically. Any storage derives can be defined to be a normal recording drive (REC drive) or a backup drive (BACKUP).

User can have the facility of connecting another 4 SDCARD Memory sticks externally as shown left. User can select the MODE either as BACKUP or

RECORDING mode using button.

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4.5.1.2 STORAGE INITIALIZE

At the STORAGE menu, Move the cursor to STORAGE INITIALIZE using the ▲,▼ buttons.

If you want to initialize the STORAGE, move the

cursor to “YES” and then press the “ENTER”

button.

If not, move the cursor to “NO” and then press

the “ENTER” button.

To exit this screen, press the ESC button.

4.5.2 CLOCK

At the SYSTEM menu, Move the cursor to the CLOCK using the ▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the CLOCK and the following screen appears.

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4.5.2.1 DATE&TIME

At the CLOCK menu, Move the cursor to the DATE&TIME using the

▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the DATE&TIME and the following screen appears.

Use the ▲,▼ buttons to move the cursor to the desired position of date or time.

Use the buttons to modify the current date and time.

DATE: YYYY/MM/DD YEAR/MONTH/DAY TIME: HH:MM:SS HOUR: MINUTE: SECOND

Press the ENTER button to save the modified value. To exit this DATE & TIME screen, press the ESC button.

4.5.2.2 TIME ADJUST

At the CLOCK menu, Move the cursor to the TIME ADJUST using

the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the TIME ADJUST and the left screen will appear.

OFF” using the buttons when the cursor is

on “INTERNET TIME ADJUST”. If the

INTERNET TIME ADJUST is “ON”, the time of DVR will be adjusted to the time offered by the internet server.

** There are 10 kinds of internet server to supply GMT in this DVR. Move the cursor using the ▲,▼ buttons and then set the IP address of SELECT TIME SERVER

using the button . Set the correct TIME ZONE standardizing GMT(Greenwich Mean Time).

Move the cursor to the DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME(Summer time) using the buttons then

select “ON” or “OFF” using the button If the DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME set “ON”, set up the starting date and time and end date and time.

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Use the ▲,▼ buttons to move the cursor and use the (-), (+) buttons to change the value. To exit this TIME ADJUST menu, press the ESC button.

4.5.3 VIDEO STANDARD

At the SYSTEM menu, Move the cursor to the VIDEO STANDARD

using the ▲,▼ buttons. User can select either “PAL”, “NTSC” or

“AUTO” using the button. Press the ESC button to exit from VIDEO

STANDARD menu after setting it to PAL or NTSC.

4.5.4 LANGUAGE

At the SYSTEM menu, Move the cursor to the LANGUAGE using the

▲,▼ buttons. Select the desired language using the

buttons.

Manual setup:

This DVR can recognize the correct time by itself. That is to say, if you input the correct time 3 or 4 times, the DVR will recognize the clock error and display the correct time by itself. When you power on, you can see the TIME TRIMMING VALUE screen and modify time correctly on this Screen with AUTO button and ALARM RESET button.

If you select “AUTO”, this DVR can detect NTSC/PAL automatically

Available languages:

ENGLISH, JAPANESE, POLISH, SPANISH, RUSSIAN, FRANCH, TURKISH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, PORTUGUESE.

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4.5.5 KEY ECHO

At the SYSTEM menu, Move the cursor to the KEY ECHO using the

▲,▼ buttons. Select the “ON” or “OFF” using the button.

4.5.6 POWER SAVING MODE

At the SYSTEM menu, Move the cursor to the POWER SAVING MODE

using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the POWER SAVING MODE and the left screen will appear.

ON: The beep sounds when you press any buttons on the front panel. OFF: The beep does not sound.

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4.5.6.1 POWER SAVING TIME

Select “ON” or “OFF” using the button , if user selects POWER SAVING TIME “ON”, the DVR will not power off during the set up time. User can select the power saving time from 10 to 990 minutes.

4.5.6.2 POWER OFF VOLTAGE

Select voltage rate using the button from 1% to 99%. If user sets up the power off voltage by 80%, when the capacity of battery of vehicle remains 20%, the DVR will be power off automatically.

4.5.6.3 CAMERA POWER CONTROL

Select “ON” or “OFF” using the button. If the CAMERA POWER CONTROL set up by “ON” the camera also will power off when the vehicle turn off. But when any motions or detections are perceived, the camera will turn on.

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4.5.7 ADVANCED SETUP

At the SYSTEM SETUP menu, Move the cursor to the ADVANCED SETUP

using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the ADVANCED SETUP and the following screen appears.

To exit this ADVANCED SETUP menu, press the ESC button

4.5.7.1 PASSWORD CHECK

At the ADVANCED SETUP menu, Move the cursor to the PASSWORD CHECK

using the ▲,▼ buttons. Select ON or OFF using the button. If you

select OFF, password menu won‟t work.

NOTE: In case that the PASSWORD CHECK is on, only ADMIN and MASTER can enter the

ADVANCED SETUP MENU.

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4.5.7.2 SET PASSWORD

At the ADVANCED SETUP menu, Move the cursor to the SET PASSWORD using

the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the SET PASSWORD and the following screen appears.

Select the administrator or user1~4 to change

the password and then press “ENTER” button

and you can see the following screen. Insert your desired password in the eight digits marked _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ besides NEW PASSWORD using the CAMERA/ NUMBER INPUT buttons.

And then reinsert 8 numbers of the NEW PASSWORD in the eight digits marked _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ beside RE-TYPE using the CAMERA/ NUMBE INPUT buttons to verify the password. To exit this menu, press the ESC button.

NOTE:

You can use only 0~9 number buttons to setup the PASSWORD. The default of ADMIN is 1234, USER1 is 22222222, USER2 is 33333333, USER3 is 44444444, and USER4 is 55555555. If you forget the admin password, please contact the authorized dealer.

CAUTION:

Change the password after purchasing for a security.

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4.5.7.3 USER AUTHORITY

At the ADVANCED SETUP menu, Move the cursor to the USER AUTHORITY

using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the USER AUTHORITY and the following screen appears.

Move the cursor using the▲,▼,◀,▶ buttons

and change the value using the buttons.

4.5.7.4 DVR MENU SETUP

At the ADVANCED SETUP menu, Move the cursor to the DVR MENU SETUP

using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the DVR MENU SETUP and the following screen appears.

If you set any items to “ON”, the password will be required when you start to work them. The defaults are “OFF”.

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4.5.7.4.1 FACTOTY RESET

At the DVR MENU SETUP menu, Move the cursor to the FACTORY RESET using the ENTER button.

If you want to initialize, move the cursor to “YES” and then press the ENTER button. If not, move the cursor to “NO” and then press the

ENTER button. Use the ▲, ▼ buttons to move the cursor.

NOTE: If you do this FACTORY RESET, all menu setting values will be factory default. HDD’s data will not be deleted.

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4.5.8 FIRMWARE UPGRADE

At the SYSTEM menu, Move the cursor to the FIRMWARE UPGRADE

using the ▲,▼ buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the FIRMWARE UPGRADE and the following screen appears.

Select YES and then press the ENTER button to begin the firmware upgrade. The USB flash memory with the upgrade file must be inserted into the front USB port. If not, move the cursor to “NO” and then press the ENTER button.

Use the ▲,▼ buttons to move the cursor. To exit this FIRMWARE UPGRADE screen, press the ESC button.

The DVR will start reading the available upgrade file. Once the file is found, it will check for the integrity of the file.

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If the integrity of the file is intact, then it will start the upgrade process. The upgrade progress will be shown in percentages. The whole process should take approximately two minutes.

When the upgrade is finished, the DVR will display “COMPLETED! RESTART DVR”. Power off and power on the DVR to apply the upgrade.

NOTE: Upgrade the firmware with the USB which is located on the Front Panel. CAUTION: WHEN YOU ARE IN FIRMWARE UPGADE, DO NOT SHUT OFF POWER.

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4.6 LINK

Link setup defines various settings between the DVR and various devices such as internet connection, keyboard controllers, PTZ cameras, e-mails, DVR name/location setting in order to search the DVR in CMS(Central Monitoring System) .

Before operating LINK menu, please make sure that the LAN cable is connected correctly or required equipments are prepared.

1) Using LAN cable

Please insert the LAN cable to unit. User can monitor the image in media viewer using this LAN cable.

2) Using Mobile Communication Terminal

User can viewer the images in the Media Viewer using the mobile communication terminal remotely.

User must prepare the desired Mobile Communication Terminal with SIM card inside.

Please insert the Mobile Communication Terminal to USB port in the front of Mobile DVR.

The Mobile communication Terminal will give the IP address to the unit, it makes user can viewer the images remotely, and User can select desired Mobile Communication Terminal, it will be needed the service charge.

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How to operate the connection with Media Viewer, please refer to the Media Viewer manual with “CONNECT TO MOBILE DVR FROM URL” section.

4.6.1 NETWORK

At the LINK menu, Move the cursor to the NETWORK using the

▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the NETWORK and the following screen appears.

To exit this NETWORK menu, press the ESC button.

4.6.1.1 DHCP

Select DHCP option on or off. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is another word for Dynamic IP. If enabled, the DVR will obtain an IP address automatically from a router or from the Internet Service Provider.

4.6.1.2 IP ADDRESS

At the NETWORK menu, Define the IP address if the DHCP is set to off. The DVR should be provided with its own static IP address.

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4.6.1.3 SUBNET MASK

At the NETWORK menu, Define the subnet mask. The subnet mask should also be provided along with the IP address.

4.6.1.4 GATEWAY

At the NETWORK menu, Define the gateway. The gateway should also be provided along with the IP address and the subnet mask.

4.6.1.5 DNS

At the NETWORK menu, Define the DNS (Domain Name Server). If the internet time server and/or the SMTP e-mail server are to be setup using alphabet rather than numbers, then the DNS must be defined in order for the DVR to locate the servers. The DNS is usually provided from the Internet Service Provider.

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4.6.1.6 PORT

At the NETWORK menu, Define the port that the DVR will communicate through. Available ports are 5400 through 5499.

The default port is 5400.

4.6.2 RS485

At the LINK menu, Move the cursor to the RS485 using the ▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the RS485 and the following screen appears.

Use the ▲,▼ buttons to choose the item and use the buttons to set the data value.

To exit this RS485 menu, press the ESC button.

4.6.2.1 SYSTEM ID

Select the DVR‟s system ID between 0 to 255. The system ID should be issued when controlling multiple DVRs with a keyboard controller. The address should also be issued when controlling PTZ cameras from the DVR. The default ID is 1.

NOTE: Port setting on DVR and client viewer software must be matched.

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4.6.2.2 BUAD RATE

Select the communication speed. Available speeds are from 1200 to 115200. The default speed is “57600”.

4.6.2.3 DATA BIT

Select the data bit. Available options are 6 to 8. The default bit is 8.

4.6.2.4 PARITY BIT

Select the parity bit. Available options are ODD, EVEN and NONE.

The default is NONE.

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4.6.2.5 STOP BIT

Select the stop bit. Available options are 1 and

2. The default is 1.

4.6.3 PTZ

The DVR can control as many Pan / Tilt / Zoom cameras as many as the number of channels it records on. As there are multiple vendors of PTZ cameras, the DVR also supports a variety of protocols. The following is the list of supported manufacturers and their models:

Manufacturer

Model

Samsung Techwin

SPD

Samsung Techwin

SRX-100B

Canon

VC-C4R

Smile Cam

SD-290

Samsung Electronics

SCC-643

Pelco

Pelco D

Pelco

Pelco P

Dongyang Unitech

DSC-230S

Panasonic

WV-CS854A

Daiwa

DMP23

LG Electronics

LPT-A100L

Bosch

TC8560/TC700

Vitek

EZ (Xpress Dome)

JVC

TK-C655/C676

Sunkwang

SK-D106

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At the SCREEN menu, Move the cursor to the PTZ using ▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the PTZ and the following screen appears.

Select the desired channel using ▲,▼ buttons. Use the buttons to select the right model of

installed PTZ camera. Press the button to set up an ID of the PTZ

camera. Use the buttons to select the desired ID. Press the button to see the next page.

To exit this PTZ menu, press the ESC button.

Select the communication speed. Available speeds are from 1200 to 115200.

The default is 9600.

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Select and match the PTZ camera address. For example, if the PTZ camera is set to address 2, then the ID should be set to 2.

4.6.4 E-MAIL

At the LINK menu, Move the cursor to the E-MAIL using ▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the E-MAIL and the following screen appears. The DVR is capable of sending e-mails when an event occurs to up to ten different e-mail addresses.

4.6.4.1 SEND E-MAIL

At the E-MAIL menu, Move the cursor to the SEND E-MAIL using the

▲,▼ buttons and select “ON” using the

buttons to send e-mails when an event happened. User can select the time to send e-

NOTE: If you want to use this function, you have to input DNS address.

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mail 1 to 5 minutes.

4.6.4.2 SMTP SETUP

At the E-MAIL menu, Move the cursor to the SMTP SETUP using the ▲,▼ buttons to input the e-mail sever address to be used by DVR. Press the ENTER button and the following screen appears.

4.6.4.2.1 SMTP SERVER

Press the ENTER button to define an e-mail server.

Enter the e-mail server‟s address. For example:

mail.domainname.com Press the ESC button to return to previous menu.

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4.6.4.2.2 SMTP PORT

Define the port that the DVR will communicate through. Available ports are 0000 through

9999.

4.6.4.3 DVR E-MAIL ADDRESS

Press the ENTER button to define an DVR email address.

Move the cursor to the DVR email address using the ▲,▼ buttons . Press the ENTER button and the following screen appears. Select the character using the

▲,▼, ◀,▶buttons and then press the ENTER button.

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4.6.4.4 USER ID AND PASS WORD

Press the ENTER button to define a user ID and pass word.

4.6.4.5 E-MAIL ADDRESS 1 THOUGHT 10

Highlight a desired e-mail address to send the notifications to, and then press the ENTER button to define the e-mail address.

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4.6.5 DVR NAME

Move the cursor to the DVR NAME using the ▲,▼ buttons .

Press the ENTER button and the following screen appears.

The DVR support‟s the Speco Mobile Manager. You should set the DVR name to something unique for Speco Mobile Manager.

Set the DVR name selecting the characters. Press the ESC button to return to previous

menu.

4.6.6 DVR LOCATION

The DVR support‟s the Speco Mobile Manager. You should set the DVR name to something unique for Speco Mobile Manager.

Move the cursor to the DVR LOCATION using

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the ▲,▼ buttons .

Press the ENTER button and the following screen appears

Select the character using the ▲,▼, ◀,▶buttons and then press the ENTER button.

To exit this CHARACTER TABLE screen, press the ESC button.

4.6.7 BANDWIDTH

Move the cursor to the BANDWIDTH using the ▲,▼ buttons to input network bandwidth. User can change the values from 256KB to

10MB using the button of the remote. To exit, press the ESC button.

4.6.8 WIRELESS

Move the cursor to the wireless using the ▲,▼ buttons to set up the wireless condition.

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5.6.8.1 WIRELESS MODE

User can select the WIRELESS MODE two type, “MANUAL” AND “AUTO” using ◀,▶buttons.

5.6.8.2 MOBILE SERVER

Move the cursor to the mobile sever using the ▲,▼ buttons to select the character.

Select the character using the ▲,▼, ◀,▶buttons and then press the ENTER button.

To exit this CHARACTER TABLE screen, press the ESC button.

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5.6.9 DDNS

Move the cursor to the DDNS using the ▲,▼ buttons to see the DDNS condition.

This screen displays the DDNS condition. User can select the ENABLE DDNS “ON” or “OFF”.

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4.7 SEARCH

In this section, user can search various data such as calendar, search and copy, time, event, block, file, bookmark and log file. To set up the SEARCH menu, Move the cursor to the SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the SEARCH icon and the following items appear. User can select and search any of the above options by pressing the Enter button.

4.7.4 CALENDER SEARCH

Move the cursor to the CALENDER SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the Calendar Search and the following screen appear.

Calendar search provides a quick overview of the year, month, day and hours of the day so that the data can be accessed relatively quickly.

Press the SEARCH button to access the search screen.

Highlight CALENDAR SEARCH and press the ENTER button to access the CALENDAR SEARCH screen. It will start searching for the

data automatically.

The dates that contain recorded data will be displayed in clear font, whereas dates without data will be in white. Select the desired date and then press the

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ENTER button. To change the month or the year, highlight the month or the year and then adjust the value by pressing the + and – buttons.

When a date is selected, the DVR will then search again for the recorded data in a 24-hour period for the date. The hour blocks that contain data will be displayed in yellow. Move the highlight to the desired hour block and then press the ENTER button to start the playback.

4.7.5 SEARCH & COPY

Move the cursor to the SEARCH & COPY icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on it and the following screen appear.

Search & copy allows a quick review of the recorded data and backup onto a medium, and thus minimizes the need to navigate through different screens to pinpoint the exact time and duration of the video. Press the SEARCH button to access the search screen. Highlight SEARCH & COPY and then press the

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ENTER button to access the SEARCH & COPY screen.

Select which hard disk drive or SD Card Memory stick to retrieve the data from. If unknown, leave the STORAGE ID to “NORMAL”.

4.7.6 TIME SEARCH

Move the cursor to the TIME SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on it and the following screen appear.

Time search provides an overview of the recorded data from the earliest available recording to the latest available recording.

Select the year, month, date, hour, minutes and seconds of the beginning of the data to retrieve. As the values change, the picture in the preview window will change accordingly.

4.7.7 EVENT SEARCH

Move the cursor to the EVENT SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on it and the following screen appear.

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Event search provides an overview of the all event related recordings so that a specific event can be quickly pinpointed and accessed. See the descriptions of above icon page 22.

4.7.8 BLOCK SEARCH

Move the cursor to the BLOCK SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on it and the following screen appear.

Block search has the capability to retrieve the recorded data even from hard drives that may have failed during the operation. Block search reads the logical block addressing (LBA) of the

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hard disk drives where the recorded data are associated chronologically with the actual location of the files. In other words, even if the hard drives are damaged, it may be possible to retrieve data from the hard disk drives. Press the SEARCH button to access the search screen.

4.7.9 FILE SEARCH

Move the cursor to the FILE SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on it and the following screen appear.

File search is capable of reading and playing back the data from the media used for backup. Connect the USB flash memory or the external hard disk drive into the USB port. Press the SEARCH button to access the search screen.

4.7.10 BOOKMARK SEARCH

Move the cursor to the BOOKMARK SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on it and the following screen appear.

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Bookmark search looks up any bookmarks that have been added by the user.

4.7.11 LOG FILE

Move the cursor to the BOOKMARK SEARCH icon using the ▲,▼in the MENU screen. Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on it and the following screen appear. The log file keeps a list of the important events that happened to the DVR. The log file can be saved to a USB flash memory as a text file so that it can be viewed and archived to a computer. The following are what the DVR keeps in its log file:

 Power on / off  Power loss / DVR restart  Changes in the menu  DVR initialization  HDD initialization  Network connection / disconnection  Record start / stop

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4.8 COPY

This section will provide that User can copy the image data of DVR. To set up the COPY menu, Move the cursor to the COPY icon using the ◀,▶ in the MENU screen.

4.8.4 COPY

At the COPY menu, Move the cursor to COPY using the ▲,▼

buttons. Press the ENTER button and the following screen appears.

Select the desired MEDIA using the buttons . Move the cursor to HDD ID using the ▲,▼

buttons and select the desired HDD to copy among HDD IDs using the buttons .

Move the cursor to the desired position of COPY START TIME/ COPY END TIME using the

▲,▼,◀ ,▶ buttons and press the button to

set up the time to set up the COPY START TIME and COPY END TIME. Press the ENTER button to copy.

You can see a password input message. You need this password when opening the file in network viewer.

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4.8.5 COPY STATUS

At the COPY menu, Move the cursor to COPY STATUS using the

▲,▼buttons.

Press the ENTER button to see the current copying status and the following screen appears.

Press the ESC button to exit this menu.

4.8.6 MEDIA FORMAT

At the COPY menu, Move the cursor to MEDIA FORMAT using the

▲,▼ buttons.

Press the ENTER button and the following screen appears.

Select formatting media using the button. Move the cursor to MEDIA FORMAT and then

press the “ENTER” button.

The message, “FORMATTING” will be

displayed while formatting.

NOTE

When the copy is in process, the copying status (ex. “COPY 30 %”) will be displayed on the right side of the

monitor. You can search and playback the copied images in HDD with DVR itself. ** You have to format in case of the media to be used in DVR for the first time.

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4.9 STATUS SCREEN

The status screen displays the basic information about the DVR. Press the STATUS button to access the information screen.

Press the Status button on the front panel of the DVR using the Enter button to see the below Screen

4.9.4 DVR STATUS

Move the Cursor to the DVR STATUS icon using ▲,▼ on the remote & press the Enter button to get the below Screen.

The status screen displays the basic information about the DVR. Press the STATUS button to access the information screen.

1. FIXED DISK TOTAL SPACE

Displays the total amount of installed storage devices, including the hard drive space in the

NOTE If you don‟t connect any media, you can see the message, “Fail”

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expansion bays.

2. FIXED DISK FREE SPACE

Displays the available remaining storage devices, including the hard drive space in the expansion

bays.

3. RECORD PROGRAM

Displays current recording program.

4. USB STORAGE

Displays the size of the external hard drive space or USB Flash Memory.

5. SOFTWARE VERSION

Displays current software version of the DVR.

6. HARDWARE VERSION

Displays current hardware version of the DVR.

7. CELSIUS TEMPERATURE Displays current Celsius temperature scale.

8. FAHRENHEIT TEMPERATURE

Displays current Fahrenheit temperature scale.

4.9.5 NETWORK STATUS

Move the cursor to the Network Status using ▲,▼ button from the remote & then click on it using the Enter button to get the below screen.

1. DHCP (DYNAMIC HOST CONFIGURATION PROTOCOL)

Displays the status of the DHCP application.

2. IP ADDRESS

Displays currently assigned IP address.

3. SUBNET MASK

Displays currently assigned subnet mask.

4. GATEWAY

Displays currently assigned gateway.

5. DNS (DOMAIN NAME SERVER)

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Displays currently assigned DNS server information.

6. PORT

Displays currently assigned network port.

7. MAC ADDRESS

Displays the DVR‟s MAC address (Media Access Control address).

4.9.6 RECORDING BITRATE

Move the cursor to the RECORDING STATUS icon and press the ENTER button to see the below Screen. The below screen gives the information about the recording bits in all the 4 channels.

4.9.7 DDNS STATUS

Move the cursor to the DDNS STATUS, And press the ENTER button to see t he left screen. The screen Displays currently assigned DDNS server information.

4.10 EXIT

At the MENU screen, Move the cursor to the EXIT icon using the ◀,▶ buttons.

Press the ENTER button when the cursor is on the EXIT icon and the following items appear.

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Move the cursor to the desired item using the ▲,▼ buttons and press the ENTER button.

- SAVE ONLY: Select this item if you want only to save the changed setup.

- SAVE AND EXIT: Select this item if you want to save the changed setup and exit this screen.

- EXIT WITHOUT SAVE: Select this item if you want not to save the changed setup before

exiting this screen.

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Appendix A

Connecting to www.speco4u.net and setting up DDNS

Open a browser and go to www.speco4u.net

If you already have user name and password fill in the appropriate areas and click “log in” If you are a new user, click “register user”

1. If you are a new user, read the agreement carefully and click „Agree‟ if you agree with the agreement. You will be taken to the next page

2. If you disagree, click „Disagree‟ and you will go back to the log in page

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The fields marked with (*) are mandatory. To see if your ID is available click „overlapping check‟

DVR and Camera List

The DVR / Camera list can be searched by „User ID‟ or „MAC‟ Clicking on „Camera name‟ will give you detailed information of the camera and/or DVR

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Registering a Camera/DVR

A new DVR / Camera can be registered by clicking “Add Camera” at the “My camera” menu The fields marked with an (*) are mandatory. To check to see if there is a duplicate domain name or MAC,

click “Overlapping check” After the overlapping check has been completed an “ADD” button will appear at the bottom of page. Click the “Add” button to save and add the DVR.

You should now be able to connect to your DVR using the www.speco4u.net DDNS server and Speco Mobile.

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