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BGPS-4SI User Guide © BGPS DVR January 2009
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
HDD JUMPER SETTING: HDD = MASTER1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................... 4
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................5
1.3. Packing List................................................................................................................................................................8
2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION........................................................................................................... 8
2.2. Rear Panel ..................................................................................................................................................................9
3. GETTING STARTED – SETTING UP THE DVR ........................................................................ 12
3-2. Setup – Live..............................................................................................................................................................12
3-3. Setup – Recording Mode ........................................................................................................................................14
3-3-1. Motion Zone set up...........................................................................................................................................15
3-3-2. Record Schedule ..............................................................................................................................................16
3-5. Setup – System Mode .............................................................................................................................................17
3-7. Setup – Network Mode ............................................................................................................................................21
3-7-1. Ports...................................................................................................................................................................22
3-7-2. Network Types ..................................................................................................................................................23
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4. LOCAL VIEWING .......................................................................................................................26
4-2-1. EVENT Window .................................................................................................................................................28
4-2-2. TIMELINE Window ............................................................................................................................................30
4-2-3. LOG Window .....................................................................................................................................................31
4-3. Play Mode.................................................................................................................................................................32
5. ARCHIVING VIDEO VIA USB STORAGE DEVICE.................................................................... 34
5-1. Capturing Images or Video Clip.............................................................................................................................34
6. FIRMWARE UPGRADE.............................................................................................................. 38
6-1. Preparing USB storage device with Upgraded Firmware..........................................................................................38
7. NETWORK CLIENT - REMOTE MONITORING AND PLAYBACK............................................ 39
8. REMOTE SETUP USING EMBEDDED WEB-SERVER OF BGPS-4SI ..................................... 40
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CAUTION
z THIS PRODUCT HAS MULTIPLE-RATED VOLTAGES (110V AND 220V). MAKE SURE TO SET THE
VOLTAGE SELECTION SWITCH AT THE REAR PANEL TO THE PROPER VOLTAGE LEVEL OF YOUR
REGION.
z THIS PRODUCT USES A LITHIUM BATTERY. THERE IS RISK OF EXPLOSION IF THE BATTERY ON THE
MAIN BOARD IS INSTALLED INCORRECTLY. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO
INSTRUCTIONS.
z THIS EQUIPMENT AND ALL COMMUNICATION WIRING IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR USE.
z TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THE UNIT TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
Rack Mount Instructions
A) Elevated Operating Ambience - If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the operating ambient
temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient. Therefore, consideration should be
given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the maximum ambient temperature (Tma)
specified by the manufacturer.
B) Reduced Air Flow - Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow
required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised.
C) Mechanical Loading - Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is
not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading.
D) Circuit Overloading - Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply
circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring.
Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings should be used when addressing this concern.
E) Reliable Earthing - Reliable grounding of rack-mounted equipment should be maintained. Particular
attention should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to the branch circuit (e.g. use
of power strips)."
HDD Installation Guide
HDD JUMPER SETTING: HDD = MASTER
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1. Introduction
1.1. Overview
● Triplex MPEG-4 4 Channel DVR with Real-Time Live Display, Record, and Simultaneous Play Back.
● BGPS-4SI, (BGPS-4SI, Four channel model).
● BGPS-4SI features powerful embedded RTOS (Real Time Operating System).
● MPEG-4 video codec (video encoder/decoder), delivers uncompromised performance providing high
compression plus high quality video images.
● BGPS-4SI increases the days of recording between overwrite periods while improving the quality of video
images. Full triplex capability ensures uninterrupted recording.
● BGPS DVR supports simultaneous:
1. Video Recording
2. Live Video Monitoring up to 80 cameras
• Locally via video outputs.
• Remotely via BGPS network client software and viSync Central Monitoring Software.
3. Play Back or File archiving via USB 2.0 port
Or
1. Video Recording
2. Remote Playback via BGPS network client software and viSync CMS.
● BGPS software also allows the administrator to remotely connect to, monitor, and manage multiple
networked DVRs. The BGPS software logs the operation, motion, and alarm statuses of sites throughout
the day for later analysis. The BGPS software lets you search based on time or event, record on a
remote PC, and retrieve video clips from remote sites.
● BGPS software supports additional powerful remote control features,
z Powerful Live Connection & Customizable Camera Layout up to 80 channels, z Embedded Web Server (Remote Configuration of all BGPS DVRs) z Full Duplex Bi-directional Audio (2-way Communication) z Recording on Client PC, Alarm/Motion Indicator, eMAP, Digital Live Zoom z Remote Relay Control, Remote PTZ Control.
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● NAFS (Network-Attached File Server) file systems provide a cluster-based network-attached file server
which offers a high level of performance, reliability, and availability.
- Ex. Prevention of data loss and corruption in the event of a power failure.
● Multiplexing operation.
● State-of-the-art live monitoring and playback both locally and remotely.
● Individual channel recording and playback with different frame rates.
● Hidden Channel Mode on selected channels provides extra privacy and uninterrupted recording.
● Embedded Web-Viewer provides direct access using IP address or DDNS address in Internet Explorer.
● Multi-site management via network: up to 80 cameras.
- Supported by BGPS network client software and viSync CMS.
- Remote live monitoring & recording, playback, backup, PTZF control & Presets, relay sensor control,
eMAP, and 2-way communication.
- Remote DVR management via embedded Web-Browser for easy adjustments.
- Mobile phone & PDA viewing integration.
● Network via LAN, DDNS, DHCP, ADSL (Dynamic and Static IP addresses).
● Full duplex 4 Channel G.7 11 synchronized audio recording and Bi-directional Audio Communication.
● User-friendly setup menu with simplified G.U .I . (Graphic User Interface).
● Easy to schedule weekly recording plans.
● Motion detection – Use the 30x24 grid to define motion zones for each camera.
● Internal Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus/Preset controller.
● Easy operation via front panel and optional remote controller.
● Increased security by user name and password verification.
● Video loss detection.
● Backup - Still-images or AVI data onto USB storage device, or Network.
● USB port for JPEG/MPEG data backup and software upgrade using USB storage device.
● Still image capture and review as JPEG format.
● Variety of Hard Drive Sizes - up to 750GB internally (750GB HDD X 1) for long-term recording.
● Multi-Languages - User can easily select language from Setup menu.
● Various Video Outputs - VGA(800x600 24-Bit Color), TV-Out.
1.2. Summary of the Specifications of BGPS-4SI
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Item Description Remarks
Operating System RTOS in firmware
Video Compression MPEG-4(video)
Triplex Function Record/Playback/Live Streaming or Record/USB archive/Live Streaming
Video Input Format NTSC/PAL Auto-Detection
Video Input 4 Ch In
Video Output 1Ch VGA , 1 Ch BNC(Composite)
Display
Frame
Rate
Recording
Frame
Rate
(Quad)
Recording
Frame
Rate
(Full)
Record Modes Continuous/Motion/Schedule/Sensor/Manual
Record Quality Normal/High/Super
Resolution
NTSC
PAL
NTSC
PAL
NTSC
PAL
120 frames/sec Real-Time
(Hidden Display Function)
100 frames/sec 25 frames/sec/Ch
120 frames/sec
(Hidden Record Function)
100 frames/sec 352x288 resolution
30 frame /sec (total)
25 frame /sec (total) 704 x 576 resolution
NTSC : 704 x 480(1 CH), 352x 240(Quad)
PAL : 704 x 576(1 CH), 352 x 288(Quad)
Supports CIF and Full D1
4Ch x 30 frames/sec
352x240 resolution
704 x 480 resolution
Alarm In/Alarm Output 4 Alarm Input (NC/NO selectable) / 1 Relay Output
HDD 3.5”, SATA2 Hard Drive / Min 80GB up to 1 SATA2 HDDs
Motion Detection Motion-Triggered Recording
Search Mode Date/Time/Event Search
Playback Speed 1x, 2x, 4x
USB Archiving (still images in JPEG format, video in AVI format), Firmware upgrade
Upgrade Method USB 2.0 Port or Web-Browser
Network Interface LAN(10/100Base-T), Static, DHCP, PPPoE, and DDNS
XP/Vista
Client PC S/W ( BGPS )
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Live Connection & Customizable Camera Layout up to 80 channels
Embedded Web Server (Remote Configuration of all BGPS DVRs)
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Full Duplex Bi-directional Audio (2-way Communication)
Recording on Client PC, Alarm/Motion Indicator, eMAP, Digital Live Zoom
Remote Relay Control, Remote PTZ Control
Remote Playback
Power 110/220V, 50/60Hz, 12V/5A
1.3. Packing List
2. Product Description
2.1. Operation Panel
Support CD includes:
BGPS Network Client,
Utility Programs, Manual(s).
Infrared Remote Control
BGPS-4SI
Via BGPS Client Software
Vsync.exe
Batteries
Screws for mounting HDD.
(Preinstalled when unit is shipped with HDD)
HDD connection cables (1 ea).
(Preinstalled when unit is shipped with HDD(s))
HDD Mounting Brackets (1ea)
(Preinstalled when unit is shipped with HDD(s))
Figure 2.1
Front Panel of BGPS-4SI
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Table 2.1.1. Indication LEDs
Name Description
HDD
POWER
2.2. Rear Panel
LED illuminates when system is accessing the hard disk drive.
LED illuminates when the DVR unit is on.
BGPS-4SI
Figure2. 2.1. Rear Panel
Table 2.2.1. Connectors and Switches on Rear Panel
Name Function
VIDEO IN
VIDEO OUT
VIDEO
VGA
LAN
SENSOR IN
4 BNC connectors for video input
Connect camera output to Video-in (NTSC/PAL)
1Ch VGA, 1 Ch BNC (Composite)
Composite video output in NTSC or PAL format
Connect to a VGA monitor 15-pin connector
RJ-45 connector for Ethernet connection
Connector for external alarm sensor/contact devices alerts the BGPS DVR and
allows it to respond to events. 4 sensors can be connected to the DVR sensor 1~4
dedicated to Video Channel 1~4 correspondingly.
Connect 2 wires to activate a sensor input to the Terminal Block on the rear panel
of the BGPS DVR. A ground wire from the external device to the unit ensures that
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the ground reference voltage is identical. This line connects to the Terminal Block
G input.
ALARM OUT
1 (PGM) connectors for alarm device connection.
Provides simple On/Off switching using relay (not included).
0.5A/125V or 1A/30V. The relay is open when not triggered. The relay can be close
by either a motion or a sensor input, only if enabled in the Recording Setup menu.
POWER
VGA
PAL
When you change the position of the switch, reboot the DVR to apply the
Connector for AC115/220V 12V/5A power adapter.
DIP SWITCHES
Turn ON for VGA display use.
Turn ON for PAL, Default is OFF
new setting. When VGA is on, Video-Out will be disabled!
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2-3. Remote Controller
ID DVR ID (ID Button + DVR ID number)
RECORD Manual Recording
– –◄ ►– – ◄◄
►⁄ ▌▌ ►►
SEL Displays Quad (4Ch) or Full (1Ch) display mode
SETUP Setup Menu
SEARCH Search Menu Screen
ESC Escape
BACKUP Freeze/Screen Capture
SEQ Sequences Full or Quad View
Note: Directional buttons are used for the numbers.
Please follow the number diagram below:
Rewind Advance / Jump 60 Seconds Backwards
Forward Advance / Jump 60 Seconds Forwards
Rewind
Play/Pause
Fast Forward
Press to scroll up in the menu or to change values in setup mode.
UP
RIGHT
DOWN
LEFT
SEL
(Also used as the number 1 when entering a password.)
Press to scroll right in the menu or to change values in setup mode.
(Also used as the number 2 when entering a password.)
Press to scroll down in the menu or to change values in setup mode.
(Also used as the number 3 when entering a password.)
Press to move left in the menu or to change values in setup mode.
(Also used as the number 4 when entering a password.)
(Surrounded by the direction control keys)
Pressing selects desired menu item or saves setup values in menus.
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3. Getting Started – Setting Up the DVR
The following sections detail the initial setup of the BGPS DVR.
3-1. Setup – Main Screen
Pressing the Setup button prompts a user for entry of a password. The default password is “1111”.
Input the default password by pressing the Up button 4 times, followed by the SELECT button.
(We recommend that you protect your DVR system by assigning a new password. Refer to section
3.6 for instructions.) After assigning a new password, enter it by using the direction arrow keys
(representing 1, 2, 3, & 4) or using the keypad, and then press the SEL button for entering into the Setup
menu shown in Figure 3.1.1. Navigate through the menu icons using the directional buttons and press the
SELECT button to enter into sub-category menus.
Figure 3.1.1. Set-up Main Menu Screen
3-2. Setup – Live
- Used for setting up the live display mode.
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Navigate through menu items using the Up/Down buttons. Change the values using the Left/Right buttons.
Item Description
OSD
SEQUENCE
SEQ-DWELL TIME
Event Beep
OSD CONTRAST
CHANNEL
DISPLAY
SEQ LIST
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
HUE
Figure 3.2.1. Live Mode Setup Screen
Table 3.2.1. Menu items in LIVE mode setup
Enables/disables on-screen-display.
Enables/disables sequential video channels display in full screen mode.
Sets dwell time for each channel in sequential display mode.
Enables/Disables beep sound upon Motion Detection, Alarm, or pressed button
Sets the contrast level of On Screen Display (OSD)
Selects channel to apply settings.
Enables/disables Hidden Channel Mode on selected channel.
Enables/disables each channel in sequential display mode.
Brightness value for the specified channel.
Contrast value for the specified channel.
Hue value for the specified channel.
SATURATION
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Saturation value for the specified channel.
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3-3. Setup – Recording Mode
- Controls video recording attributes
Navigate through the menu items using Up/Down buttons. Change values using Left/Right buttons.
Figure 3.3.1. Recording Mode Set-up Screen
Table 3.3.1. Menu Items in Record Mode Setup
Menu item Description
RESOLUTION
CHANNEL
FRAME RATE
QUALITY
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Configures resolution as 704x480 or 352x240(NTSC).
Selects channel to apply settings.
Configures the frame rate for selected channel.
Frame Rate and Recording Resolution are interdependent.
The 4 channel frame rate sum may not exceed the maximum frame
rate supported by the resolution.
The following table shows the maximum frame rate for NTSC video.
Resolution Max. Frame Rate
320x240 120 FPS
Configures the recording quality for selected channel.
704x480 30 FPS
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Normal, High, or Super.
Video quality is the best on “SUPER” setting
RECORDING
MOTION ZONE
MOTION SENSITIVITY
SENSOR RECORDING
PRE RECORD
POST EVENT RECORD
SCHEDULE
3-3-1. Motion Zone set up
Assigns the recording method for a channel:
Disable, Continuous, Motion, Sensor, or Schedule.
Sets full zone or partial zone.
Sets motion detection sensitivity for selected channel from 1 to 9.
(9 is the most sensitive setting.)
Configures Alarm/Sensor Inputs for triggered recording. There are 4
sensors total. A maximum of 4 sensor/alarm inputs may be
assigned to an individual channel.
Enables/disables pre-event/pre-alarm recording.
Pre-event/pre-alarm recording is 5 sec. Only i-frames are recorded.
Set the length of time for post-event/post-alarm recording video.
Configurable by channel from 1 to 30 seconds.
Configures recording schedules.
Launches new menu as shown in Figure 3.3.3.
By selecting Partial Zone, users can define motion zones within a screen area, as shown in Figure 3.3.1.
Move each rectangular zone around using the four direction key buttons. Press the SELECT button to save
the defined rectangular region as part of the motion zone. Upon saving, the defined rectangular blocks will
change color.
Important: Only selected zones will trigger motion recording.
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Figure 3.3.2. Motion Zone selection screen
3-3-2. Record Schedule
- Records video based on a defined schedule.
The following table (3.3.1) defines button functions within this menu.
Navigate through menu items using the Up/Down buttons. Change the values using the Left/Right buttons.
Each vertical bar “ | ” corresponds to one hour. See Figure 3.3.3 for a menu example.
Rules:
1. Choosing ALL, BGPS DVR globally applies the schedule to all time periods and channels.
2. Within a selected channel, a recording mode applies to the entire time period for the specific
channel.
3. Within a selected time period, when highlighting one of the vertical bars “ | ”, the selected recording
mode applies to all channels.
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Figure 3.3.3. Recording Schedule Set-up Screen
Table 3.3.1. Button Functions in Recording Time Scheduling Mode
Button Function
REW
F/REW
PLAY/PAUSE
FF
UP
RIGHT
DOWN
LEFT
SEL
3-5. Setup – System Mode
- Configures system parameters
Use to set Continuous recording mode.
Use to Disable recording setting.
Use to enable Motion detection triggered recording.
Use to enable Sensor triggered recording
Move up in menu item.
Move right in menu item.
Move down in menu item.
Move left in menu item.
Exit from scheduling mode.
Navigate through menu items using the Up/Down buttons. Change the values using the Left/Right buttons.
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Figure 3.5.1. System Setup Screen
Table 3.5.1. Menu Items in System Setup Screen
Item Description
DVR ID
DESCRIPTION
LOAD DEFAULT
ADMIN
PASSWO R D
Defines the system name. Navigate through the position for each
alphanumeric character by using the left and right buttons. Up/down
buttons change characters.
Displays system information:
Firmware Version, Storage Size, IP Address, and MAC Address.
Select OFF or ON. To load default values, choose ON, then press the
SEL button.
Sets the administrator password. Once selected, the DVR will prompt
for the current password and new password.
Follow the prompts. The numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 can be input by using
direction keys UP, RIGHT, DOWN, and LEFT, respectively.
The default password is “1111”.
The Admin Password allows access to all DVR features.
NETWORK
PASSWO R D
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Sets the network client connect password. The DVR prompts for the
entire process of setting up a network password.
The numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 can be input by using direction keys UP,
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RIGHT, DOWN, and LEFT, respectively.
The default user ID is “root” and the default password is “1111”.
DATE FORMAT
SET DATE/TIME
LANGUAGE
SEND MAIL ON
ALARM
Configures the preferred display style for the date and time.
Set date and time. Launches new menu as shown in Figure 3.5.4.
Select a language for all OSD (on screen display)
Setting this value to “ON” initiates e-mail transmission as follows
through the designated email server. Set to “ON”, and press SEL
button to BEGIN e-mail configuration.
For use with DHCP (Dynamic IP) servers.
On : “ALARM EVENT”
Off : alarm = alarm event : capture JPG file and emails
Figure 3.5.2. DVR ID Setup Screen
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Figure 3.5.3. DVR Information Display Screen
Figure 3.5.4.Set Date & Time Setup Screen
Table 3.5.4. Menu Items in Date & Time Setup
SET DATE&TIME Warning! Changing this setting initiates a system reboot.
Set date and time. After changing, press the SEL button and select CONFIRM.
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3-7. Setup – Network Mode
- Configures network parameters used for remote clients that connect to the DVR over a network or other
network features.
Navigate through menu items using the Up/Down buttons. Change the values using the Left/Right buttons.
If you do not understand the following settings, consult your network administrator.
Figure 3.7.1. Network Setup Screen
Table 3.7.1. Menu Items in Network Set-up Setup Screen
Item Description
PORT
HTTP PORT
CLIENT ACCESS
BANDWIDTH SAVING
NETWORK TYPE
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RTSP port number
HTTP Port number
Enables/Disables network client access
Enables/Disables key frame transmission only. This feature is useful when
network bandwidth is not enough for live streaming.
Type of network
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DHCP
Enables/Disables DHCP connection (Dynamic IP address)
IP
GATEWAY
SUBNET MASK
DNS
DDNS
Send E-mail
Alarm Event
Mail Address
Static IP address
Gateway IP address
Network Subnet Mask address
DNS server IP address. Valid DNS address is needed for E-mail
transmission and use of DDNS.
Domain name for the DDNS server. DDNS is used to resolve dynamic IP
address by assigning a host name to replace the IP address for the
connection.
Setting this value to “ON” initiates e-mail transmission as follows through
the designated email server. Set to “ON”, and press SEL button to BEGIN
e-mail configuration.
For use with DHCP (Dynamic IP) servers.
On : “ALARM EVENT”
Off : alarm = alarm event : capture JPG file and emails
If an event occurs, the DVR sends an email to a specified recipient with a
JPG file of the event.
Input the designated recipient’s address.
Mail Server Name
ID
Password
Return Address
3-7-1. Ports
Port-Forwarding for Access from a WAN
When one or more DVRs are connected through a IP sharing device (i.e. router) to a larger network (i.e. the
internet), in order to access each unit from outside the local area network, each device must have a unique
RTSP (Real Time Stream Protocol) and HTTP port number. You must also configure your IP sharing
device for port-forwarding, so that each port, when accessed on the IP sharing device, will forward to the
appropriate DVR’s IP and or MAC address. The port number is listed next to the “Port” menu option in the
Network menu.
If you only plan to access multiple units from within a local area network the RTSP and HTTP port numbers, unless other IP sharing devices are established in-between the
Enter the name of your SMTP server.
Enter your SMTP server user ID.
Enter your SMTP server password.
Warning: Some incoming e-mail servers block e-mail reception from
unverified return e-mail addresses. Enter a valid e-mail address associated
with the passwords above.
, you do not need to change
client and the DVRs. To access the DVR, you must have the following information:
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Table 3.7.1.1 Information Needed for Network Access
When accessing from the same LAN When accessing from outside the LAN
DVR IP Address The router or Gateway IP addresses
(The IP address of the IP sharing device)
RTSP port number RTSP port number
HTTP port number HTTP port number
Username Username
Password Password
3-7-2. Network Types
Configure one of three network types: LAN, DHCP, or ADSL
Each type requires different settings.
LAN
To use the LAN option when connecting the DVR to a network, the following information is required. If you
do not have this information, see your network administrator.
Table 3.7.2.1. Network Parameters for LAN
Item Description
IP
GATEWAY
SUBNET MASK
DHCP
Select DHCP (for Dynamic IP Addressing) to enable this feature. The DHCP server or a router
automatically assigns the unit an IP address and other appropriate TCP/IP settings. After connecting to the
network, view the assigned IP address by selecting DESCRIPTION from the SYSTEM menu.
If the network connection does not offer additional IP addresses, use an IP sharing device to remedy the
The fixed IP address of the DVR
The IP address of the gateway
The subnet mask for the LAN
issue. Port-Forwarding may be necessary in order to connect to this device. Also, if a firewall is deployed in
the IP sharing device, the selected ports must be opened to the outside network. For more information on
Port-Forwarding, see the documentation for your IP sharing device (router) or contact your local authorized
BGPS DVR distributor.
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ADSL
BGPS DVR supports direct PPPoE connections to ADSL modems without a router. The following
information is required. If you do not have this information, contact your network administrator.
Table 3.7.2.2. Network Parameters for ADSL
Item Description
ID
PASSWO R D
The ADSL modem connection must have an RJ-45 jack to connect to the DVR (USB Networking is not
supported).
Sharing an ADSL connection with other devices requires an IP sharing device such as router. In this case,
select LAN as the NETWORK type. Port-forwarding is required in order to access BGPS DVR through a
GATEWAY/Router and/or Firewall. See the documentation for your IP sharing device or contact your
network administrator to learn more about port-forwarding. If your router has QoS (Quality of Service) and
gaming feature, you may want to enable this for the IP address of the DVR. Some ISPs block some ports
commonly used for streaming video. If your ISP blocks the default port, simply change the port number to an
unblocked port. See the ISP technical support web page for additional help troubleshooting blocked ports.
3-8. Setup - Storage Mode
-Configures the hard disk record mode, or initiates a hard disk format.
Navigate through menu items using the Up/Down buttons. Change the values using the Left/Right buttons.
The user ID for the ADSL connection
The password for the ADSL connection
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Figure 3.8.1. Storage Setup Screen
Table 3.8.1. Menus in Storage Setup
Item Description
AUTO DELETE AFTER
OVERWRITE
FORMAT
3-9. Saving Setup
To preserve changed setup values, select the SAVE SETUP menu and select YES. Unsaved setup values
will be lost if this step is ignored or not applied properly.
Set number of days for the record limit.
Only functions when “AUTO DELETE AFTER” is on.
When enabled, the DVR will continue recording and overwrite the
oldest existing recorded data once the hard drive is full.
When disabled, recording will stop once the hard drive is full.
Formats the hard disk drive.
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Figure 3.9.1. Save Setup Screen
Certain changes require that the system is restarted in order to take place.
These features will ask for a confirmation and are as follows:
z Load Factory Default, Set Time & Date, Network, Format, Load Setup from a USB
Figure 3.9.2. Save Setup Screen
4. Local Viewing
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4-1. Live Window
Video from connected cameras are displayed on the Live Setup configuration screen. Symbols indicate the
DVR’s status. Refer to Table 4.1.1 for a legend.
Figure 4.1.1. Live Window
Table 4.1.1. Indicator ICONS in Live Window
Icon Description
C R
S
M
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Indicates Continuous recording is in progress
Indicates Manual recording is in progress
Indicates Sensor alarm recording is in progress
Indicates Motion alarm recording is in progress
Sensor recording in progress
Alarm indicator. This icon changes to bright red upon alarm activation
(sensor alarm or motion detection) for individual video channel.
Indicates activated alarm output.
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Indicates network client is connected to the DVR.
Indicates sequencing mode is enabled.
Indicates Audio status is enabled/disabled.
Indicates the BGPS DVR is locked
4-2. SEARCH Window
Press SEARCH button to launch the search menu. The screenshot shown in Figure 4.2.1 will appear.
Select
“EVENT SEARCH”, “TIMELINE”, “LOG”
, or
“ARCHIVE”
to initiate a search for recorded video.
Figure 4.2.1. Search Mode Screen
4-2-1. EVENT Window
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Figure 4.2.2. Event Search Mode Screen
1. Select the option “EVENT” and a calendar will appear (Figure 4.2.2.).
2. Select the date of the video by using the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN buttons to navigate through
the days.
3. Press the SEL button to move to CHANNEL selection.
4. Use the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN buttons to select a specific channel or All Channels.
5. Press the SEL button to move to TYPE selection.
6. Use the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN buttons to select All, Motion Only, Sensor Only, Emergency
Record Only, or Continuous Record Only.
7. Press the SEL button to see the event list and a list will appear (Figure 4.2.3.)
8. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the list and use the RIGHT and LEFT buttons to
move between pages.
9. Press the SEL button to playback the recorded video.
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Figure 4.2.3. Event List Mode Screen
4-2-2. TIMELINE Window
1. Select the option “TIMELINE” and a calendar will appear (Figure 4.2.1).
2. Select the date of the video by using the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN buttons to navigate through
the days.
3. Press the SEL button to move to the timeline search window.
4. Use LEFT/F. REW or RIGHT/F. ADV buttons to select a starting time period on the 24 hour
timetable.
NOTE: The modes used during recording are indicated below.
C: Continuous
M: Motion
S: Sensor
R: Emergency Record
5. Once you have selected the date, press the SEL button to move to the hourly timetable.
6. Select a specific channel or All Channels by using the UP and DOWN arrow buttons.
7. Once you have selected the channel(s), use the LEFT/F. REW or RIGHT/F. ADV buttons to move
the timeline select bar (purple) to the point you wish to start playing the video clip.
8. Press the SEL button to playback the recorded video.
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4-2-3. LOG Window
Figure 4.2.2. Timeline Search Mode Screen
Figure 4.2.3. Log Search Mode Screen
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Figure 4.2.4. Log List Search Mode Screen
4-3. Play Mode
During recorded event playback, BGPS DVR switches from the SEARCH screen to PLAY mode.
To return to the SEARCH LIST press the ESC button.
Figure 4.3.1. Play Mode Screen
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Table 4.3.1. Button Functions in Play Mode
Button Description
ESC
REW
F/REW
PLAY/PAUSE
F/ADV
FF
Directional Buttons
SEL
CAP/USB
Returns to the previous menu screen or exits from the setup menu.
Rewinds. Pressing repeatedly adjusts playback speed.
Reverse playback speeds are indicated as -1x, -2x, and -4x for normal, twice,
and 4times normal speed.
The current speed is shown on the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
Jumps/Step Backward – The playback position moves 60 seconds
backward.
Plays or pauses recorded video.
Jumps/Step Forward – The playback position moves 60 seconds forward.
Fast forwards. Pressing repeatedly adjusts playback speed.
Fast forward playback speeds are indicated as +1x, +2x, and +4x for normal,
twice, and 4times normal speed.
The current speed is shown on the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
Used to move between the channels.
Change to full or quad split display by using the SEL button.
Press to launch the archive feature.
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5. Archiving Video via USB storage device.
Archives a still image or video clip onto a USB storage device. Data must be captured before archiving.
5-1. Capturing Images or Video Clip
Capture still images in live mode or while playing back recorded video. In live mode, pressing the
CAP/USB button twice initiates capturing a still image. See Figure 6.1.1 for an example.
Figure 6.1.1. Archive Mode Screen
The still image is stored on the hard disk drive and may be transferred to a USB storage device by selecting
YES, or a CD-RW disk by selecting CD-RW.
User can select backup to USB or CD-RW.
Do you want to backup? NO YES
Select media to backup USB stick
From playback mode, pressing the CAP/USB button launches the archiving menu.
BGPS DVR offers two choices, store still image or video. Selecting still images or video captures the
respective type of file to the hard disk.
Insert a USB storage device. Select the corresponding type of storage device, such as USB storage device.
BGPS DVR converts the file to a AVI file type and writes to the selected device.
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5-2. Transferring Still Images or Video Clips onto USB Storage Device.
From live mode, press the ARCHIVE button. This launches the ARCHIVE screen, which prompts with a
calendar for date selection.
Figure 5.2.1. Archive Menu Screen
1. Press the SEL button to retrieve a list of archived images or video clips for the selected date.
2. Select a file from the archive list by using the UP or DOWN buttons and the RIGHT or LEFT buttons
to move between pages.
3. Press the CAP/USB button to transfer to a USB storage device or CD-RW. BGPS DVR checks for free
space and will not save a file if there is insufficient free space on the storage media.
4. Video files are automatically converted to the AVI file format allowing easy playback from Windows Media
Player, or other Media Players supporting MPEG4/AVI file formats.
Figure 5.2.2. List of Archived Files
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BGPS DVR converts USB archived video to the AVI file format for easy viewing with Windows Media Player
10 or higher. If the archived video from BGPS DVR can not be played with standard video software, it is
recommend that you install the FFDSHOW codec included on the installation CD on your Microsoft
Windows based PC to properly review archived video files saved on the USB storage device or CD.
5.2.1. How to install Codec
1. Insert the BGPS
2. Open Codec folder.
3. Double-click the file ffdshow-rev1322_xxxxx.exe to install codec program.
4. Follow the setup wizard and install using the initial settings for codec, filters, etc.
Note: In case of any technical difficulties with replaying archived video clip, please contact the BGPS DVR
distributor or download GOM Player from: www.gomplayer.com
GOM Player is a multimedia player that is free to download with a relatively small file at 4.13MB, free of
spyware and malware.
installation CD provided with BGPS DVR into the CD drive of your computer.
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5.2.12. Time Stamp Display
Due to the enhanced security of Windows Media Player 10 running on Windows XP, some further setup is
required.
In Windows Media Player, go to Tools->Options->Security, then check “Show local captions when
present” as shown below.
Figure 6.2.3. Setup Screen for Window Media Player 10
Caution!
Always backup the contents of your USB storage device before archiving data from BGPS DVRs.
- Improper handling of a USB storage device may cause it to become unstable.
Unplugging the USB storage device during a data transfer can cause system errors on the USB storage
device’s file system.
Before archiving to a USB storage device, always ensure that there is enough free storage space remaining
in the device.
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6. Firmware Upgrade
6-1. Preparing USB storage device with Upgraded Firmware
1. Before upgrading the system with your USB storage device, create the following directory
“E:\upgrade” (E:\ is just an example, your drive letter may be different).
2. Copy the firmware file to the \upgrade folder.
3. Double-check the name of the firmware file. The filename should be “app9.bin” for the BGPS912i (9
Channel DVR) and “app16.bin” for the BGPS1612i (16 channel DVR).
6-2. Steps to Complete Upgrade
1. Press the Setup button and enter the password. Default password is 1111
2. Select Security menu from the Setup Screen.
3. Select Admin Password followed by “12341234” and the SEL button.
4. The DVR will reboot in Test Mode.
5. Plug in the USB storage device containing the upgrade firmware.
6. Select the USB UPGRADE option to start the upgrade.
7. After the upgrade is finished, select the BOOT APPLICATION option and the DVR will restart to
launch the new, upgraded firmware.
6-3. Verifying Software Installation.
1. Press Setup and log on.
2. Select System and press SEL.
3. Select Description and press SEL.
4. Check the version displayed.
The version number should match the new firmware version you have installed.
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7. Network Client - Remote Monitoring and Playback
1. Install the BGPS network client software to your PC.
2. Follow the appropriate instructions in the instructions detailed in section 3-7.
3. Connect the BGPS DVR to the Network via the Ethernet Port on the rear of the DVR
4. The BGPS Network Client Software features are explained in a separate manual.
When recording is in progress, BGPS streams/transmits video identical to the quality settings applied in the
record setup menu.
Figure 7.1. BGPS Remote Client for Live Monitoring and Remote Search/Playback
For Networks with Limited Upload Bandwidth
Turning “BANDWIDTH SAVING ON” forces the BGPS DVR to send only i-frames, saving network bandwidth.
You can find this feature in the Network setup screen.
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8. Remote Setup Using Embedded Web-Server of BGPS-4SI
******** Requires Configuring Network Settings in Section 3-7 *************
BGPS client software provides a remote web interface to access most setup parameters. Please note that
Schedule and Motion Zone setup parameters are not supported
To connect to the admin page over the web you can either click on the “Magic Wand/Admin” button
in the BGPS client program or type http://ip-address:http-port/admin.htm
(ex: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/admin.htm
(Only Microsoft Internet Explorer is supported, we do not support other third-party browsers, i.e. FireFox.)
Before loading the admin page, the browser will prompt for the User ID and Password.
The default values are “admin” and “admin,” respectively.
See Figures below for examples of Setup pages for each category. After setting all the parameters for each
page, make sure to press the APPLY button at the bottom of the page to temporarily store these
settings.
After inputting all setup values, go to the “Save Setup” menu and press the SAVE button. The system will
reboot to allow the new parameters to take place.
)
via the web interface.
in Microsoft Internet Explorer.
To protect your DVR from unauthorized use, we strongly recommend changing the User ID and Password.
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Figure 8.1. Live Control Setup Page
After finishing the set up on the page click on “
APPLY
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Figure 8.2. Record Setup Page
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Figure 8.3. System Setup Page
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Figure 8.5. Network Configuration Page
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Figure 8.6. Storage Setup Page
Figure 8.7. Save Setup Page
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