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User’s Manual
This manual was complete and correct at the time of printing. The ongoing development of the products may
mean that the content of the user guide can change without notice.
The manual will be kept updating periodically, and software referred as well.
© 2014 ViPRO Corporation
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NOTICE
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NOTICE
The information in this manual was current when published. The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior
notice and will be updated accompanying with the release of new version.
The purpose of this manual is to kindly aid the user for the operation for our MDVR (especially for GUI setting). The user
should have a basic understanding of computer operation and basic knowledge of how to connect peripherals and make
some settings.
Guarantee & Warnings
1) Electrical Apparatus Safety
All installation and operation should comply with local electrical safety norms.
2) Transportation
In the process of transportation, storage and installation, please avoid heavy stress, violent vibration, impact and
water splashing.
3) Installation
Install the equipment in accordance with the requirements, handle carefully. Do not heavily press the equipment
before the MDVR installation is finished.
4) Requirements on Engineers & Technicians
All the work of checking and maintenance should be done by qualified engineers. We do not undertake any problems
caused by unauthorized modifications.
5) Requirements on Environment
The equipment should be installed and stored in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight, flammable or
explosive substances, etc. Keep gaps not less than 3cm around the device to facilitate ventilation for cooling.
6) Accessories
Make sure to use accessories from the manufacturer suggested in the attachment.
Insulate circuit ground and metal shell for all the peripherals.
Before installation, please open the package and ensure that all parts are included.
MVR-200 supports dual SD card recording, but you must ensure the consistency of the two SD card (same capacity,
brand and production batch).
If there are any problems, please contact us as soon as possible.
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
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Product Overview
MVR-200 is a cost-effective Mobile Digital Video Recorder specially designed for mobile surveillance. It adopts
high-speed processor and embedded operating system, combined with H.264 video compression &
decompression technology and GPS locating technology. It can realize CIF, HD1 and D1 video recording and
vehicle driving information recording, with the data recorded down to be used for data query and accident
analysis. MVR-200 is designed exquisitely with advantages of flexible installation, easy maintenance, etc.
Features
1) Total resources: 4 CH D1 100/120fps
2) Dual cards recording: support cycle recording (two SD cards record one by one circularly) and mirror
recording (one is for main recording and another is for backup) with dual 32GB/64GB/128GB SD cards,
up to total 256GB storage capacity.
3) Waterproof level up to IP54: protect device from the damage of dust and water spray from different
direction.
4) Support GPS for location tracking
5) Support 360 degree installation;
6) Support CIF, HD1 and D1 resolution;
7) Provide protection for abnormal power-off, which reduces video loss;
8) Support DC8~36V wide voltage input, suitable for 12V and 24V vehicle;
9) Watermark technology: prevent data tempering and guarantee the video authenticity and legal efficiency;
Functions
1) Local recording and video playback: D1/HD1/CIF resolution optional;
2) Driving recording: provide statistics on speed, turning, brake, reverse, opening door, etc.
3) User log: on-off status of the device, video loss, recording start time / end time, user log in / log out,
modification of the device parameters, checking the time, GPS status.
4) Import and export of the configuration file: U disk import/export device parameters.
5) Device upgrade: support local upgrade.
6) Alarm linkage: support linkage switch value output, image display, etc.
7) Storage formatting: formatting SD cards and external USB devices.
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Specifications
Product series
MVR-200
Function Overview
Preview, Recording, Playback, Locating
System
OS
Linux 2.6.24
Control Mode
IR remote control
Video
Input
4 channels
Output
1 channel
Total Resource
4CH D1 100/120fps
Video Signal Standard
Electrical level: 1Vpp; Impedance: 75Ω NTSC/PAL Optional
Audio
Input
4 channels
Output
1 channel
Audio Signal Standard
Electrical level: 2Vpp; Input impedance: 9.4Ω
Display
Split mode
1/4 channels
OSD
GPS information, alarm, temperature, voltage, device information,
firmware version, MCU version
Operation Interface
Semi-transparent GUI
Recording
Video/Audio Compression
H.264/ADPCM
Image Resolution
PAL: D1 (704x576), HD1 (704x288), CIF (352x288)
NTSC: D1 (704x480), HD1 (704x240), CIF (352x240)
Image Quality
1-8 levels adjustable (1 is the best)
Recording Mode
Manual/schedule/Alarm (sensor trigger, speed, acceleration, video
loss, temperature)
Post-recording
0 ~ 30 minutes
Playback
Playback Channel
1 channel by local playback, 1/4 channel by software playback
Search Mode
Date/time, channel, event
Locating
GPS
Location tracking, speed detection and time synchronization
Storage
SD Card
32GB/64GB/128GB Class 10 SDXC card (optional)
Interface
USB
USB2.0 x 1
SD
SD x 2
Sensor / Alarm
4 inputs, 2 outputs
Speed
1 channel pulse speed detection
Power
Input
DC 8 ~ 36V
Output
12V @500mA
Current
Impulse current: input [email protected]
Working current: input [email protected], [email protected]
Standby current: 0A
Physical
Characteristic
Dimension (L x W x H)
142 x 144.8 x 54.2mm
Weight
0.7Kg
Operating
Environment
Temperature
-25℃- +60℃
Relative Humidity
8%-90%
Certificates
CE, FCC, MIL-STD-810F
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SYSTEM DIAGRAM
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System Diagram
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EXTERNAL INTERFACE
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External Interface
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FRONT PANEL
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Front panel
Serial No.
Print
Description
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IR
Remote control receiving
2
LED
LED status indicator
3
USB
USB interface
4
SD
SD card interface
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REAR PANEL
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Rear Panel
Serial No.
Print
Description
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DC8-36V
DC IN Jack
2
AV IN1
Audio & Video Input 1
3
AV IN3
Audio & Video Input 3
4
A/V OUT
For Monitor
5 For GPS Antenna
6
SENSOR
Alarm I/O
7
AV IN4
Audio & Video Input 4
8
AV IN2
Audio & Video Input 2
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OPERATION
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Operation Instructions
User Login
1) Login: when the device is started, press the button Startup/Shutdown or Settings on the control panel,
then you enter the following Login page.
2) Input the device No.: Enter the number in the bracket.
3) Input password: Enter the user password or admin password. You can only search video and review
information menu; if you enter with the admin password, you can set the device parameters as well.
Tips: User default password is 22222222, and Admin password is 88888888.
Local Rec. Search, Playback and Backup
1) Rec. Search: can search records according to file types, recording channels, date, start/end time;
includes two types of file (green block means normal video, red block means records of that day contains
alarm video.)
The search result is displayed as follows.
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FORMAT
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2) Rec. Backup: select the channel and time of the file for playback, press the key “Enter” to start playback.
3) Rec. Data Export: if there is record file in the channel you choose, press the button “Export” to export all
the files in the effective period to the storage device which is connected to the USB interface.
Format
Click “System” in the main menu, choose “Format”. You can separately format the internal SD card and the
external U disk.
Note: both new hard disk and SD card should be formatted when it is used for the first time.
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DUAL CARD RECORD
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Dual-Card Recording Modes
MVR-200 supports dual-card cycle recording and mirror recording; you can switch dual-card recording modes
through “Record” “Other Settings”.
When you switch the modes the storage cards may be formatted. Please note that MVR-200 supports dual
card recording only when you ensure the consistency of the two SD cards (capacity, brand, production batch).
Note for the overlay in cycle recording:
a) Start to switch to the other card when there is less than 768M left in the current card.
b) Start to overlay when the total capacity of the two cards is less than 3G.
c) Stop overlaying when the total capacity of the two cards is more than 4G.
d) Delete the earlier records before the later ones.
Event Settings
Note: in this manual, event means records generated by sensors, video loss, over speed or other limit
conditions.
1) Sensor Settings
a. ENABLE: when it is “OFF”, the event is logged down but not triggers record; when it is “ON”, the event
not only is logged down but also triggers record.
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b. Name: enter the text name to identify the source of each sensor, e.g. DOOR OPEN or REVERSE.
c. OSD: users can identify the OSD with characters, which is recorded down in the video file when trigger
event happens. When playback the video, the OSD character can display after you press “ENTER” on
remote control.
d. SET:
HIGH - low level effective; the corresponding sensor signal is sent when the sensor input is higher than
3.8 V.
LOW - high level effectively; the corresponding sensor signal is sent when the sensor input is lower than 0
V.
e. ALARM: “OFF” means the signal triggered is normal event; “ON” means the signal triggered is alarm
event.
f. LOCK: “OFF” is corresponding to video signed as “U”, which can not be locked; “ON” is corresponding
to video signed as “L”, which can be deleted only when unlocked. (The unlock time can be set through the
lock file protection time.)
2) Sensor Trigger Action
a. FULL SCREEN: “OFF” means to shutdown this function; “ON” means that the corresponding video of
the channel would display in the direct screen when the sensor signal of that channel is triggered.
b. 3G ACT: “OFF” means to shutdown this function; “ON” means that the 3G module would be activated
once the sensor signal is triggered, and then upload the screenshot.
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SYSTEM UPGRADE
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System Upgrade
1) Copy the software to the folder “dvrupgrade” in the U disk;
2) When the device is start, insert the U disk which contains the upgrade file;
3) Click “System” in the main menu, select “Upgrade” and click the button “UPGRADE”, then the system
upgrade starts.
4) During the upgrading, the indicator in the front panel flashes and the screen displays “System Upgrade”;
5) When the upgrade is finished, the device will automatically restart; and the screen displays “System
Initializing”;
6) After the device restarts, enter the “UPGRDE” page to make sure if the current version is the latest one.
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APPENDIX
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Reference Appendix
Storage Capacity Calculation
1) Image Quality & Streams
Image
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8
Stream
(Kbps)
D1
2048
1536
1230
1024
900
800
720
640
HD1
1280
960
768
640
560
500
450
400
CIF
800
600
480
400
350
312
280
250
2) Rec. File Size Calculation
Rec. file size for each channel is:
Recording time (s) x Stream (Kbps) / 8 / 1024 = File Size (MB)
e.g. The file size of the channel-1 with D1 image quality within 1 hour:
3600 x 2048 Kbps / 8 / 1024 = 900 MB
3) Image Quality & Resolution
Image
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8
Resolution
D1
900
675
540
450
395
351
316
281
HD1
562
422
337
281
246
219
198
176
CIF
351
264
211
176
153
137
123
110
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FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions
1) Unable to Power on
Check the input power, whether the power wire is connected correctly, whether the ground wire is
connected back to the battery, and whether the fuse on the power wire is in good condition.
Check whether the ACC signal wire input to the power is with voltage higher than 7 V.
Check whether the device key is closed.
2) Always in Restart Status
Check whether the voltage is insufficient. If the voltage is less than the start-up voltage of the device,
the device would always restart.
The problem in hard disk/SD card may cause the failure to start. Take off the storage part and check
whether it is broken down.
3) Unable to Record
Check whether the storage disk is installed, whether it is in good contact, and whether the disk can
be read normally in computer.
Check whether the storage disk is formatted. The storage disk should be formatted before normally
storing record files.
Check whether there is video signal input into the device from camera, and whether there is
video/image on the screen.
4) No Voice in Record File
Check whether there is an external pickup, or whether the camera features with the function of
audio collection.
Access to Video Channel Settings, check if Audio is set on.
There must be video input into the channel for recording and it must record normally.
5) GPS works abnormally
Check whether the GPS antenna is installed correctly. There is a silk print logo on the GPS antenna
holder behind the host device.
Check whether the antenna receiver is sheltered. It should not be covered by any stuff, which may
cause it not to receive signals.
Environmental influence such as tree shades, being inside tunnel, driving near tall building or
elevated roads, thunderstorms or other weather influence, etc. can also cause signal loss or
receiving wrong signals.
6) Can’t Shutdown in Ignition Switch Mode
Check if the ACC line connection mode is correct; and check whether there is voltage on ACC
yellow line when the key is turned off.
If the device has been set with schedule recording, it can’t shutdown if it is still during recording time
of the task table.
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