User Manual V2_3_SDVR-senao -01

8/7/2019 User Manual V2_3_SDVR-senao -01

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Standalone Digital Video Recorder

User Manual


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Preface

Thank you for selecting our products, we will offer the highest-quality services to you wholeheartedly.

This user manual will take the type of channel 16 as the model, to give the introduction on the using of the machine

and the processing of the problem.

The contents of this user manual is only for reference, please forgive that we wont separately provide any

information about the updating. The contents of updating will add to the newly edition and we will offer the newest

manual in the download center of our company's website at the same time. The user manual may include the inaccuracy

or misprint on technology, we sincerely hope you can give the feedback to us in time and we will substantiate or improve

in the subsequent editions.


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The Front Panel

6000-B Series


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Page number Page number

1. Trademark 18. Pa ge dow n 36

2. SATA disk port 37 19 .C le ar 36

3. Login/Lock 37 20 .E xi t 36

4. Scene format 36 21.Up 36

5. Scene switch 36 22.Down 36

6. Infrared remote control receiver 38 23. Lef t 36

7. VFD Display 4 24 .R igh t 36

8. Record 35 25. Ente r 36

9. Playback 35 2634. Data key 19 35

10. Set 35 35. 0 35

11.Co py 35 36. . / : 35

12.Information 36 37.PIP 35

13.Play/paus e 37 38. Power 37

14.Fast backward 37 39. Pow er LED PWR 34

15.Fast forward 37 40. Hard disk LED HD D 3416.Frame 37 41. Record LED REC 34

17.Page up 36 42 . In f r ared LED IR 34


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VFD Display

1 System stateIt displays the current system state


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Mark stop: it means current system is in stand-by

Mark rotate: it means current system is running.

2 TimeIts used to display current system time. (24 hours format)

3 Indication of front panel and remote controller receiving.Its used to display current receiving state for all keys.

It means a piece of available key information of remote controller has come into system.

It means a piece of available key information of front panel has come into system

4/5 Record information indicationIts used to display the record state of each channel.

RECit means some channel is recording at present.

Number glitter: it means corresponding channel is recording at present.


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The Back Panel


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Page number Page number

1. Video input port 28 8. RS-485 port 33

2. Video output port 28 9. 12V power 33

3. Audio input port 28 10. RJ45 Ethernet port 29

4. Audio output port 28 11. LINK 29

5. Alarm input port 29 12. ACT 29

6. VGA output prot 29 13. GND

7. Alarm input port 29 14. USB 2.0

Note: there are models both with USB 2.0 and without USB 2.0, you have to divide them yourself actually.


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Base operation instruction

1Turn on

Press the power button on the back panel, the front panel boots up firstly, and the system stands by. For 6000-B series, Press button, and input

000000, then press , system will run.

2Turn off

Press the button on the front panel or the remote controller then input the power password (default: 000000) and press . When you hear a

beep, the system has shut off and stands by.

3Update

When the system is standing by, press the button on either the front panel or the remote controller for about 6 seconds. When you hear a beep, input

the right update code (default: 666666) and then press the key, system will turn to update condition. (On 4.13 update by software, you can find the

detailed process of update.)


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Catalog

Charpter1 Brief Introduction about the DVR............................................................................................................................................................................13

1.1 Summarization...............................................................................................................................................................................................................13

1.2 Application Scopes ........................................................................................................................................................................................................14

Charpter2 Specifications and Main Functions ..........................................................................................................................................................................15

2.1 Specifications ................................................................................................................................................................................................................15

2.2 Main Functions..............................................................................................................................................................................................................17

Charpter3 Equipment Installation and Illustration .................................................................................................................................................................... 25

3.1 Installation Environment and Cautions..........................................................................................................................................................................25

3.2 Package Checking.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

3.3 The Back Panel instructions...........................................................................................................................................................................................28

3.3.1 Video Connection .................................................................................................................................................................................................28

3.3.2 Audio Connection................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28

3.3.3 VGA Connection ..................................................................................................................................................................................................29

3.3.4 Ethernet Connection .............................................................................................................................................................................................29

3.3.5 Alarm Input/Output Connection............................................................................................................................................................................29


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3.3.6 RS-485 Connection............................................................................................................................................................................................... 33

3.4 Details of the Front Panel .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 34

3.5 Infrared Remote Controller (IRC) ................................................................................................................................................................................. 38

3.5.1 IRC Layout........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

3.5.2 Details of IRC....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

Chapter4 System Operation...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45

4.1 Login and Lock ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 45

4.1.1Keystroke Lock/Unlock......................................................................................................................................................................................... 45

4.1.2 System Login........................................................................................................................................................................................................46

4.1.3 System Lock.........................................................................................................................................................................................................47

4.2 Video Parameter Setup ..................................................................................................................................................................................................47

4.2.1 Channel Video Parameter Adjusting .....................................................................................................................................................................47

4.2.2 Picture in Picture .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 48

4.3 User Setting................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 48

4.3.1 Add User............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 49

4.3.2 Modify and Delete User ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 51

4.4 Record and Alarm schedule........................................................................................................................................................................................... 51


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4.4.1 Record Parameter Setting .....................................................................................................................................................................................52

4.4.2 Manual Record .....................................................................................................................................................................................................55

4.4.3 Time Record .........................................................................................................................................................................................................57

4.4.4 Motion Detect (MD) Record.................................................................................................................................................................................58

4.4.5 Alarm Record........................................................................................................................................................................................................61

4.5 Playback Operation........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 63

4.5.1 Playback by Time .................................................................................................................................................................................................64

4.5.2 Playback by File ...................................................................................................................................................................................................65

4.6 Backup Operation.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 66

4.6.1 Data Backup .........................................................................................................................................................................................................67

4.6.2 Playback the Data .................................................................................................................................................................................................68

4.7 PTZ and Channel Setting............................................................................................................................................................................................... 68

4.7.1 PTZ Setting...........................................................................................................................................................................................................69

4.7.2 Channel Setting.....................................................................................................................................................................................................70

4.8 System Parameter Setting ..............................................................................................................................................................................................71

4.8.1 System Time.........................................................................................................................................................................................................71

4.8.2 System Password ..................................................................................................................................................................................................72


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4.8.3 Default Setting......................................................................................................................................................................................................75

4.9 Information.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77

4.9.1 Current Alarm Information................................................................................................................................................................................... 78

4.9.2 System Information .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 79

4.9.3 Disk Information...................................................................................................................................................................................................80

4.9.4 Recording Status................................................................................................................................................................................................... 82

4.9.5 System Logbook................................................................................................................................................................................................... 84

4.10 Disk Management........................................................................................................................................................................................................85

4.11 Network Setting........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 87

4.11.1 Simple Network Setting......................................................................................................................................................................................87

4.11.2 WAN Setting....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 90

4.12 IE Operation Instructions.............................................................................................................................................................................................92

4.12.1 LAN operation Instructions ................................................................................................................................................................................ 92

4.12.2 WAN operation Instructions................................................................................................................................................................................ 99

4.13 Software update......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 110

4.14 Cut Out to Resume .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 113

Appendix 1: FAQ & Answers for DVR .................................................................................................................................................................................. 114


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Charpter1 Brief Introduction about the DVR

1.1 Summarization

Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is a combination of VCR, video switcher, quad, video controller, video server and remote data transmission, it can

connect alarm sensor and alarm buzzer to build up an alarm system, it also can use for image motion detection, PTZ controlling through decoder, network

video transmission and signals controlling. Compared with the traditional analog monitor system, DVR has much more powerful functions, conveniently

monitor network. Digital video recorder is the new trend of the development in safety; it will soon replace the traditional analog monitor system.

DVR is a kind of special embedded digital video recorder that is professionally designed for multi-media digital monitor system. They are especially

used in environment when long-time audio and video recording, remote monitor and controlling needed. It adopts the integrated design and integrates many

functions such as: video and audio frequency capturecompressstorenetwork transmissionmultiple PTZ controlalarm system in a single PCB board to

ensure the high integrated level and stability of the system. It offers many kinds of network port, uses the TCP/IP protocol to connect the LAN and WAN to

make you can monitor and record the image anywhere. The operation is simple and the application is wide.


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1.2 Application Scopes

The main application of the DVR is as follow:

The digital video storing (Replace the simulative recorder) Network monitor system of bankATMfactory Traffic monitoring system on freewaybridge and tunnel. Monitoring management system of intellectualized high-rise and community Unmanned guarding system of electric power station and telecom station Intellectualized access guarding system (motion record) Monitoring the pipelining of manufacture and warehouse Providing the long-distance service for school, nursing place and kindergarten Out-of-doors equipment monitoring system Availably monitoring and recording traffic vehicle to ensure the public safety

Playback pre-recorded VCD

DVD and other TV programs on vehicle


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Charpter2 Specifications and Main Functions

2.1 Specifications

Parameters of videoVideo inputPAL625 L/F, 25F/S NTSC525 L/F, 30F/S

compound video inputBNC port1VP-P,75

Video outputPAL625 L/F, 25F/SNTSC525 L/F, 30F/S

A composite video outputBNC port1VP-P,75

A VGA output (frequency60HZresolution rate1024*768)

Parameters of audioAudio input lotus20-100mv, 10K

Audio outputan audio outputlotus20-100mv, 1K

Compression Formatvideo compressionH.264audio compressionG.722


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Image resolution rate: real-time display (704*576), VGA output 1024*768Video compression CIF352*288Half-D1(704*288)

Audio sampling rate: 8K sampling point per second16 bit per sampling point Record definition: HD1CIFl Image quality: There are six in all, from high to low (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) Record video file size as follows (only for reference):

Half-D1: quality 1-350M/H2-250M/H3-200M/H4-160M/H5-130M/H6-100M/H

CIF: quality 1-150M/H2-100M/H3-80M/H4-70M/H5-50M/H6-40M/H

Operating system: Embedded real-time operating system (RTOS) Port of the hard disk: IDE, SATA ( there are both IDE and SATA data port.) Port of backup: SATA, USB2.0 ( Note: models produced after July 2007 are added USB2.0) Mouse Interface: USB2.0 mouse Port of I/O: RS485, alarm input/output Port of the network: Adaptive Ethernet port of 10M/100M


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Power supply: 220 30% V, 50 3% HZ11020% V603% HZ optional

Consumption of the machine (without hard disk):30W8 Channels: definition is HD116 Channels

20W4 Channels

25W8 Channels: definition is CIF

Dimensions: Width 440mm, depth 436mm, height 96.2mm

2.2 Main Functions

This series embedded digital video recorder adopts high performance the embedded real-time multiple operating system (RTOS) and embedded

processor, so setup a monitor system perfectly. All the codes are embedded in FLASH that the system is steadier and will not be interfered by the external

factors such as virus etc. it also can work steadily for a long time under the abominable environment and under the situation with no guard.

Compress Function1. Support PAL/NTSC4. 43/NTSC3. 58 video signals;


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2. The video compression is H. 264, supporting VBR as well as VFR;3. Setup video picture quality and compression yard;4. Separately compress each audio signal stream, the compressed audio standard adopts G.. 722, the sampled point is: 8K sampled point / second, 16bit /sampled point;

5. Compound H.264 data stream is formed after compressing video and audio signal, the video and audio keep moving simultaneously and can set up noaudio record when playback;

6. Support double data stream technology;7. CIF/Half _ D1/D1: there are lowmiddlehigh three kinds of definition available;8. 6 kinds of record image quality for choosing, users can select video quality according to the need that specifically, so as to ensure for enough long videotime.

Network Function1. Support TCP/IP agreement (support ARP, RARP, IP, TCP, PPPOE, DHCP, etc.)2. Support PPPOE and dialing automatically (PPPOE) again at the same time and support domain name mapping3. Complete network end with controlling instructions (users can take control of the DVR from Internet)


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4. Can use the special software or Internet Explorer browser to set up parameter through the network, look around monitored scenes of any or more than No.16 video and audio signals in real time, and PTZ as well

5. Embedded multiple communication protocols, can control PTZ in the end of the host computer and control PTZ and scene through network6. Update through network and achieve long-distance safeguard to help user upgrading for the future maintain and expanding the functions Record Function1. Support: Manual video, timing video, motion detection and warning video2. Support the categorized search of manual video, timing video, motion detect and warning video contents3. Motion detection function: Each video can set up multiple dynamic measuring areas and offer 10 sensitivity grade 4. Full screen shielding switch, can achieve the whole shielding of real-time picture and record wont be shielded when the whole shielding video5. Warning record video supports single way or multi-way record individually 6. Client PC can record compressed data stream, support record audio and video signals into the computer directly by Internet 7. Support No.1 to 16 recording on videotape real-timely, each video parameter can setup alone8. Support the titles, recording times and dates adding9. Support record modes (manual videotiming videomotion detection video and warning video) checking


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Playback Function1. Current playback: accurate time playback, searched playback the contents of manual videotiming videomotion detection video and warning video2. Support picture in picture playback3. Support monitoring and showing pictures at the same time and make no influence to the video content in real time4. Support the playback modes of 4 ranks of speeding, slowing, playback, pausing, forwarding5. Can reach 8 channels video playback modes through using client manager and make no influence on the real-time picture and video result. Monitor in Real Time Function1. Support the local monitor and VGA;2. Support the regulation of each video parameter (brightness, contrast, hue, saturation);3. Show the mode (1 / 4 / 9 / 16 channels) switch rapidly, no delaying;4. Embedded multiple communication protocols, can control PTZ and scene through the frontal board or remoter;5. The function of detection to the dynamic video, each video can setup 64 dynamic measuring area (Each video of H6016 H6108H6008 can setup 560dynamic measuring area), offering 10 sensitivity grade

6. Offer full screen shielding switch, can achieve the whole shielding of real-time picture, record wont be shielded when in full screen shielding;


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7. Support the video playback and real-time monitoring at the same time;8. Support the picture poll, can setup poll and poll spacing interval freely according to the need ;9. Possess WEB SERVER function, support dynamic IP and domain name parse;10.Can use client software or Internet Explorer browser to look through each channel or 16 channels video and audio signals in real time at most;11.Support talkback between managing host computer (control center) and network hard disk video recorder (front);12.Support TV wall function. Storing and Backup Function1. 8/16 channels host computer equip 4 IDE ports or 8 SATA ports separately, can drive 8 IDE or SATA hard disks at the same time, the hard disk supports48bit LBA work pattern (namely great hard disk work pattern) (Annotate4 channels host computer equip 4 SATA ports, can drive 4 SATA ports hard disks

working, one is for backup and the other three are for data storing.)

2. 4/8/16 channels host computer offer a special port of SATA for backuping and a special port of USB for backuping, support hot insert and drawing thehard disk under starting state; ( Note: models produced after July 2007 are added USB2.0)

3. Possess powerful functions of management to hard disk, support automatically sleep;4. Support formatting the hard disk under normal running state;


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5. Support the dormancy of the hard disk. The number of the working hard disk cant exceed 2 at most at one time;6. Recycling and non-recycling mode available;7. Standard FAT32 file format, the video file can be discerned in PC system and broadcasted after installing the random CD;8. Local backup: backup into the embedded video recorder directly, support hot backup by SATA port when switch on the DVR(support hot insert and drawthe hard disk), Support USB2.0 backup; ( Note: models produced after July 2007 are added USB2.0)

9. Remote backup: backup all HDD files by client manager softwarebackup HDD files in special time periods; backup specific camera s HDD files inspecific time periods.

Alarm Measure Function1. Local alarm: video loss alarm, motion detection alarm, sensor alarm, HDD space lacking alarm, video abnormal check and HDD error detect2. Remote alarm: video loss alarm, motion detection alarm, sensor alarm, which can transmitted to client through remote internet, can achieve toautomatically open motion detection video

3. Video loss alarm, motion detection alarm and sensor alarm signals can connect to mobile telephone, beep-pager or normal phone (e.g.: 110)4. Remote PC buzzer alarm (the alarm signal is uploaded), can achieve the picture of warning channel is maximized automatically Security Guarantee


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1. Adopting 32-bit embedded microprocessors and embedded real-time operating systems, which ensures high real-time security, dependability and stabilityfeatures

2. Complete video data inquiring function (sensor alarm log, motion detection log, remote login log, record parameter changing log, update log, playback log,system start log and backup log)

3. System lockup, password examining, multiple users authorize (support 16 users)4. Video loss alarmmotion detection alarmsensor alarm can connect to mobile telephone, beep-pager or normal phone (eg:110)5. The Internet alarm linkage (the alarm signal is uploaded)6. Encrypt the code of user name, password and code transmission7. Watchdog function, system can automatically self-check when there is disorder and restart automatically at once to initiate the working state. Complete Input/Output Port1. Internet port of RJ45 in common use2. SATA and USB 2.0 backup3. Support USB mouse control4. Control the panel button to operate easily


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5. Remote controller controls multiple host computers or single one6. Complete remote controlling commands by client manager software, and PTZ controlling7. Support two kinds of output ways: Composite signal output and VGA output8. Available Input/output rule (PAL/NTSC4. 43/NTSC3. 58), support switching over the Chinese/ English menu 9. RS-485 ports, PC can control the serial equipment through the transparent channel of Internet hard disk video recorder10.Support serial port keyboard11.4/8/16 channels host computer offer 4/8/9 channels alarm input separately, 2/2/4 channels alarm output. Development SupportOffer SDK development package for client managing device.


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Charpter3 Equipment Installation and Illustration

3.1 Installation Environment and Cautions

Installation Environment

Normal working temperature is -10C--55C, storing temperature is -10C--70C; The equipment must keep horizontal either on installing or on using; Avoid installing in high temperature or humidity conditions; Heat release fans are placed for cool down, so you should put the device on ventilated place. The back of DVR should be placed 6cm away from the other device or wall when intallatin; Moving the DVR between two places with high difference in temperature will shorten the using life; Please install the lightning conductor when the machine is used in frequent thunder areas.


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Cautions

Avoid wet touching the power switch or the DVR; Make sure the machine and its case are grounded (There is an earth port on the back panel of the machine); Be sure the stabilization of electric power and pressure, avoid cutting off the chief switch; Avoid dropping liquid or metal into machine that may cause short circuit or fire; You cant record or playback until you install at least one HDD correctly; Short circuit would happen when the dust on the board is affected with damp, so you have to brush the board and other accessories termly to make themachine to work normally for a long time;

There are 3 IDE ports on one hard disk cable, the longer one should be inserted on the main board and the others on the hard disks; If you want put two disks on one disk cable, you have to set a master disk and a slave one; After installing, machine can automatically detect hard disk. If an unformatted hard disk is detected, system will prompt you whether to format the disk(System supports formatting hard disk, no need of PC). If the disk is used before, please delete the partition with PC, or there will be error. The system only

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When hot plugging the SATA hard disk, please plug in/out the data line and power cable together; Dont make hot plugging to any other hardware except the ones that support hot plugging; The ports of audio and video and the RS-485 cant insert or draw when the power is still on, or the equipment will be damaged easily; Please use the button on the front panel instead of switching off the power directly when turn off the DVR, so that the hard disk wont be damaged. In order to keep the integrality of the records, you should change the damaged disks. (There are informations about the error of the disk in the logbook.)

3.2 Package Checking

After unpack, please check the machine whether it has out of shape or other damages. If something is wrong, please stop using it and get in touch with

your suppliers. Please read and keep the informations carefully.

The accessories are as follows:

User manual *1 Infrared remote controller*1 Batteries*2 Quality certificate*1 Product maintenance card*1


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Connecting wires of hard disk (8/16 channels DVR with 4 IDE cables, 4 channels DVR with 4 SATA cables) Power cable*1 Installation accessories*1 Client manager software CD*1 47K resistance (The quality of the resistance is corresponding with the alarm inputs of the machine.)

3.3 The Back Panel instructions

3.3.1 Video Connection

The video inputs are corresponding with the model of DVR. And there is a video output. All the video ports are normal BNC connectors and the sigals

are normal composite video signals. Each channel has its corresponding silk-screen on the back panel.

3.3.2 Audio Connection

The audio inputs are corresponding with the model of DVR. And there is an audio output. All the audio ports are normal lotus connectors. Each channel

has its corresponding silk-screen on the back panel. The input impedance of audio is 10K and the output one is 1K.


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3.3.3 VGA Connection

There is a VGA output on the back panel, which is used in the occasion of high definition. Its resolution rate is 1024*768 and refresh frequency is 60 Hz.

3.3.4 Ethernet Connection

There is a 10M/100M adaptive Ethernet port which is used to connect the PC and the DVR, the indicator lights ACT and LINK are used to indicate

current network status.

LINK (Network speed indicator) On 100M off10M

ACT (Send/Receive data indicator) BlinkSending/Receiving data

3.3.5 Alarm Input/Output Connection

Alarm inputInput resistance 22K, window compare voltage (3.0 V~4.18 V)

(annotatethere will be alarm when the voltage between 0V-3V or 4.18V-12V, and no alarm when the voltage between 3V-4.18V )

Alarm output: Relay node output is 120 VAC/1A, the largest diversion voltage is 250VAC/30VDC, and the largest diversion electric current is 7A.

Normal (relay open), Alarm (relay close)


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Sensor power: The machine provides a +12V DC power output port.

The connection of sensor for alarm: (It is a sketch map only)

1. Normal close connection

In this situation, resistance and the inductor should be in series connection (resistance, the positive pole of the DVR power, DVR alarm input port, the

positive pole of the inductor should be in series with the alarm output of the inductor, and the circuitry inside the inductor is close in the status.) The voltage

between GND and the alarm input is 3V4.18V. When receiving induction from outside, the circuitry open, alarm is on. Then the circuitry close immediately

and waiting for the next induction.


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2. Normal open connection

In this situation, resistance and the inductor should be in parallel connection. The resistance, the positive pole of the DVR power and the alarm input are

connected directly, and power input port of the inductor, alarm output of the inductor are in series with the positive pole of power and alarm input port of the

DVR. In the case, circuitry inside the inductor is open, the voltage between GND and the alarm input port is 3V 4.18V. When receiving induction from


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outside, the inductor close, alarm is on. Then the circuitry open immediately and waiting for the next induction.

The connection of alarm output:

Take 12V sensor connection for example.


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3.3.6 RS-485 Connection

There is a standard RS-485 port on the back panel, which is used to control the PTZ decoder and the PTZ camera.

Support multiple communication protocols of PTZ decoder or PTZ camera. One piece of DVR can be connected to many PTZ decorders or PTZ cameras, each channel with a PTZ decorder or camera


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The default address is corresponding with the channel number, channel 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13/14/15/16s address is1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,12,13, 14, 15, 16

Please set use RS485 device which you can find in the Network interface on when you want several pieces of DVR to control a PTZ at one time3.4 Details of the Front Panel

1. LED area Power LED PWR:

When the system is running, it is on, otherwise off.

Infrared LED IR:When infrared signal is receiving, it is on, otherwise off.

Hard disk LED HD/HDD:When the hard disk is working, it is on, otherwise off.

Record LED REC/Rec9:When it is recording, it is on, otherwise off.


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2. Keystroke areaThere are 34 buttons on the front panel.

Digital area 12ABC3DEF4GHI5JKL6MNO7PQR8TUV9WXYZ0 ./: PIP 09Used to input digit/character or switch the scene by keyboard shortcuts. When the menu is not visible, 1~9 digit button switches the output scene

to the channel 1-9. 16 channels machine switch to channel 1016 route by . /: and number key.

. /: Used to input .orwhen inputting IP or time, and switch the two images of the PIP. Besides, it can input number key 10 in the 16 channelsmachine.

PIPUsed to switch between Chinese/English input modes when you set the channel option or change the image to picture in picture. Menu area

RECPLAYSETCOPYINFO

RECManual record menu

PLAYPlayback menu

SETSetup menu

COPYBackup menu


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INFOInformation menu

Menu operation area-+

-figure subtractmenu turn over.

+figure addmenu turn over..

: Delete

Exit.

Cursor moves, PTZ control.




Menu enters.

Scene display area


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Switch 1/4/8/9/16 scenes format whether the video is real-time or playbacking.

Switch current channel.

Playback area

Play or pause playback.

Fast forward.

Fast backward.

frame by frame.

Power swichUsed to start or shut off the system.

LockUsed to login or lock up system.

3.SATA hard disk port area

Attention when hot-plugging the SATA disk: do plug the data line and power cable at the same time. Commend the order of hot-plug SATA hard disk:

when insert the disk, insert the power line first, and then the data cable; when pull out the disk, pull out the data cable first, and then the power line.


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4. Infrared receiving areaPlease face the remote controller directly to this area while you use the remote controller so that the signal could be well received.

3.5 Infrared Remote Controller (IRC)


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3.5.1 IRC Layout

1. Login/Lock 25. Up2. Power 26. Down3. Record 27. Left


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21.Zero 45. Frame22.Delete 46. Information23.Page up 47. F124.Page down 48. F2

3.5.2 Details of IRC

Digit area 12ABC3DEF4GHI5JKL6MNO7PQR8TUV9WXYZ0 ./: PIP 09Used to input digit/character or switch the scene by keyboard shortcuts. When the menu is not visible, 1~9 digit button switches the output scene to

the channel 1-9. 16 channels machine switch to channel 10-16 by . /: and number key.

. /: Used to input .orwhen inputting IP or time. It can input number key 10 on the 16 channels machine. PIPUsed to switch between Chinese/English input modes when you set the channel option or change the image to picture in picture. Menu function area

RECPLAYSETCOPYINFO

RECManual record menu

PLAYPlayback menu


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SETSetup menu

COPYBackup menu

INFOInformation menu

Menu operation area-+DELBACK ENTER

-figure subtractmenu turn over.

+figure addmenu turn over.

DELDelete.

BACKExit.





ENTERMenu confirms.


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IRISAdjust camera iris.

RESETSave the current location of the PTZ.

CALLLoad reset of PTZ.

AUTOLet the PTZ rotate automatically.

F1Light control.

F2Brush control.

CLEARCLEAR: Clear alarms.

MUTEMUTETurn on/off system audio.

Power swichStart up or shut down the system.

LOGIN/LOCKLOGIN/LOCKLogin or lock system.


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Chapter4 System Operation

4.1 Login and Lock

In order to discern every user's authority, prevent users from going beyond one's commissionusing some functions and influencing the normal work of

the system, we specially set up the login and lock function for system.

4.1.1Keystroke Lock/Unlock

The option Keylock is under the network interface. After making the option on and storing the change, press the DN on the remote controller to lock

the keystroke. In this situation, all of the keystroke on the remote controller and front board are locked but the power key.

The method of releasing the keylock is to press the DN key on the remote controller, input the corresponding DN (DN can be set by yourself, the range

is 099,and the primary DN is 33. When you forget the device number, you can reset the code operation, because this operation will make the Keylock

unavailable. Code reset operation meet the 4.8.2the system password), and press enter key, so all of the keystroke on the remote controller and the

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4.1.2 System Login

When the system is in the state of locking, press the button on the front panel or the LOGIN/LOCK button on the remote controller for about 1

second, the interface of login will appear as follows

Input user name and password on the login interface (distribute in authority in advance), after you input correct user name and password and press

ENTER, the sign on the lower left corner will switch to User automatically, and show the user name of current user nearby. Then you can

carry on the operations in your own authority.

About the input:some keys of number can input characters when edit,for example: press the key 2 for 7 times, the display will be 2,A,B,C,a,b,c.


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4.1.3 System Lock

When the system is in the state of loginif there is no operation in 5 minutes or you press the button of the front panel or the LOGIN/LOCK

button on the remote controller for about 1 second, the sign User on the lower left corner will switch to automatically. You can only do the

operations such as loginset DN and switch scene format and so on at the moment.

4.2 Video Parameter Setup

4.2.1 Channel Video Parameter Adjusting

The video parameter of each channel can be adjusted in order to adapt to different environments. The adjustable parameter is: brightness, contrast,

saturation and hue.

Method: After login, choose the channel you want to situation, the current channel is on the upper left corner. In the situation of PIP, it is the greater one.

You can press the on the front panel or the remote controller to turn on the video parameter state bar. And through the , you can switch the four

parameters. The regulation of the parameter state is through the and the buttons, the anterior one is to add, and the posterior one is to subtract. The

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any other operations.)

4.2.2 Picture in Picture

This function is transferred by the PIP button. The key ./: is used to switch the two pictures. And the is used to switch the place of the small

picture.

4.3 User Setting

The way to enter the user account interface: After login, through SETUPSystem Code continuous button operations to enter the user account

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If you select the User list at login, you can use the -+buttons to select the user name without inputting character by character.

4.3.1 Add User

Only the administrator (admin) has the right to add account. When system is at the User Account interface, focus on the Add Icon and press

ENTER

to enter the

Account add/modify

interface. The interface is as follows:


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Then you can input the user namepassword and corresponding permission you want the user to have. The method of endowing permission: Move the

cursor to the icon and press ENTER, you can see a red appear in the round button, which means you have chosen the function. After finishing setting up,

focus on the Modify...icon and press ENTER. (Its important, if you dont follow this step, you wouldnt add the user successfully.) And when you exit

the setup menu, system would prompt you to save the changes, press ENTER, and you have succeeded in adding the new account. (Attention: System

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4.3.2 Modify and Delete User

What should first explain is that: Only the administrator (username is admin) can modify users' authority and delete users. Users can only modify their

own password. The method of modifying or deleting users is to move the cursor on the account name to be dealt with on User account interface, press

ENTER once to choose the user. If you want to modify the user's authority, press ENTER once again to enter the Account add/modify interface to

modify user's authority (Attention: After finishing modification, focus on the Modify...icon and press ENTER.)Return to save changs after finishingIf

you want to delete a user, choose the users name in User account interface, focus on Delete...and press ENTER to delete the user.

4.4 Record and Alarm schedule

Explanations for controlling record:

The system has 4 record trigger ways: Manual record Time record Motion record Alarm record. The priority of the 4 ways is from low to

high. Whether a certain channel is at the state of recording is synthetically based on the 4 record ways. System will open the channel s record as long as any

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4.4.1 Record Parameter Setting

Record parameter will not change along with the way of record. So its important to set the record parameters before recording, for it concerns with the

definition of record and the disk space that the record would use. After login, through SETUPParam continuous button operations to enter the record

parameters interface. The interface is as follows (Take the 16 channels machine for example):

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Its used to select the over write mode of HD: Auto or Manual, and it would simultaneously affect all the channels.

1Auto: When the hard disk is recorded fully, this mode will automatically overlay the oldest record files.

2Manual: When the hard disk is recorded fully, this mode will automatically prompt you whether to overlay the oldest record files or change the HD

(Note: there will be no records during the period that from flipping cue to pressing ENTER. So in order to prevent record losing, we dont commend you to

choose Manual.)

LanguageSystem provides two languagesyou can choose the language according to your personal need.

After you change the language, system will prompt you to reboot. The setup wouldnt take effect until the system has rebooted.

Color SystemThere are three color-systems. You can select the suitable one according to the nation where you are.

1PAL (Chinese/Britain) The upper limit of the frame rate is 25 F/S.

2NTSC4.43 (USA) The upper limit of the frame rate is 30 F/S.

3NTSC3.58 (Taiwan) The upper limit of the frame rate is 30 F/S.

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Date SuperposesIts used to whether to superpose date on the video while recording or not. The superposed position is: When the time and the date are selected to

superpose at the same time, the date is in the lower right corner (occupies the left ) of the imageAs only date superposes, it is in the middle of the botton of

the image.

Time SuperposesIts used to whether to superpose time on the video while recording or not. The superposed position is: When the time and the date are selected to

superpose at the same time, the time is in the lower right corner (occupies the right ) of the imageAs only time superposes, it is in the middle of the botton of

the image.

Image PollIts used to whether to use image poll or not while it is at the state of real-time video. And you can set the polling intervals after you select this option.

ResolutionThe resolution is divided into two grades.

(1) High: It means the grade of level is Half-D1 and the resolution rate is 704*288.

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QualityIts used to choose the video quality (123456 ) of the record, and the quality would decrease according to the increase of the figure.

Frame rateIts used to set the video frame rate of each channel: When it is PAL, 2 to 25 is availableWhen it is NTSC, 2 to 30 are available.

AudioIt is a switch that whether to record with audio or not. (With red hook means on, without red hook means off.)

4.4.2 Manual Record

The way to enter the record interface: After login, press REC key to enter the record interface, the interface is as follows (take the 16 channels machine

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Move cursor on the icon that you want to operate, press ENTER to choose or reject the icon. As the icon turn yellow, the state of manual record is

open. Otherwise, the state is close. The setup wouldnt take effect until you move the cursor to the OK icon and press ENTER button of the remote

controller or the front panel.The button between OK and Cancel is for selecting all channels.

You can directly control the manual record through the record menu. Once the manual record of any channel is started, the channel will be in state of

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You can set two time periods for time record of every day, or set up two different periods for time record of every day in a week. Attention: The period

wouldnt take effect until the corresponding day is selected. For example: If you want to select Everyday, move the cursor to the corresponding icon and

press ENTER. (Play red hook means openOtherwise close)

4.4.4 Motion Detect (MD) Record

The way to enter the motion record interface: After login, through SETUPMotion continuous button operations to enter the motion record interface,


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the interface is as follows(take the 16 channels machine for example):

Motion Alarm ScheduleYou can set different motion alarm periods for each channel. The everyday record period of a week can be set independently, and there are two periods


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of every day. Focus on the On icon and press ENTER button; you can enter the schedule interface to set the periods for the corresponding channel.

Motion record timeIt means the time period of recording, which is triggered by the motion alarm. The scope is 1 99 seconds.(Attention: Whether system would stop

recording or not based on the last motion detect alarm happened. For example: If the motion detect time is 5 seconds and the period is an hour, the

corresponding channel will be recording all the time as the motion interval is less than 5 seconds.)

Audio AlarmWhen you select this option, the audio device, which is connected to the machine, would ring when the system detects the motion.

Sensitivity (1~10)The sensitivity of the motion detection is adjustable (1~10), and it goes up in proper order from 1 to 10.

Motion areaEach channel has 560 motion detection areas in all (20 lines, 28 rows). Annotate: 4 channels machine has 140 motion detection areas in all (10 lines, 14

rows). Press ENTER key on the pink frame, and when the color of the frame turns yellow, you can choose the detecting area through UpDownRight

Left keys, then press ENTER to make it available. Now, the chosen areas are transparent, and other areas are green. The green area will glitter in red when

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this area, the video of the area would turn red.

Sensor outputIt's used to set the linkage output of the motion alarm. (The 4 channels machine supports two-alarm outputs, and others support four alarm outputs.)

4.4.5 Alarm Record

The way to enter the alarm record interface: After login, through SETUPAlarmRec continuous button operations to enter the alarm record interface,

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Each mode has its corresponding alarm inputs and outputs. The 4 channels supports four alarm inputs and two alarm outputs; the 8 channels supports

eight alarm inputs and four alarm outputs; the 16 channels supports nine alarm inputs and four alarm outputs. You can set the detecting period the linkage

record channelthe record time and the linkage alarm output of each alarm input according to your need.

Sensor Alarm ScheduleYou can set different sensor alarm periods for each channel. The everyday record period of a week can be set independently, and there are two periods of

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Alarm Record TimeIt means the time period of recording, which is triggered by the sensor alarm. The scope is 1 99 seconds. (Attention: Whether system would stop

recording or not based on the last sensor alarm happened. For example: If the alarm record time is 5 seconds and the period is an hour, the corresponding

channel will be recording all the time as the alarm interval is less than 5 seconds. The record will continue forever if you don t reset system after the sensor

alarm has been triggered.)

Record channelIt means once the sensor has been triggered, the corresponding channel would begin to record. You can set one or several channels for a sensor.

Audio AlarmWhether output the alarm voice from the DVR audio output when there is a sensor alarm.

Sensor outIt's used to set the linkage output of a sensor. (4 channels supports two alarm outputs, others support four alarm outputs.)

4.5 Playback Operation

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Several explanations: (1) the system can only playback one channel and it wont influence recording. (2) You can switch the record of different channelby pressing corresponding digital key. ./: is used in 16 channels DVR as No.10. (3) When playback, you can press PIP keystroke to realize the picture inpicture function. And the./:keystroke is used to switch the two pictures.4.5.1 Playback by Time

The way to enter the Playback interface: After login, press PLAY key to enter the Playback interface. And the interface is as follows:

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system will automatically playback the record you set. If you dont know whether there are records during the period, you can focus the cursor on the File

info and press ENTER to check it in the File info interface.

4.5.2 Playback by File

The way to enter the File info interface: After login, through INFOFile info continuous button operations to enter the File info interface. And the

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You can look for the record information such as when and how it recorded in the File info. For example: input 2006-4-12, channel 1 firstly, then

press the ENTER to refresh, then you can gain the corresponding information.

4.6 Backup Operation

There are two ways for backup: Backup the file to remote computer through network. Backup the file directly to the local hard disk and U disk.

The explanation of the latter would be shown as follows.

There are three kinds of disk for backup: the ordinary IDE hard disk, the hot pluggable SATA disk and U disk (note: DVR produced after July, 2007

own USB 2.0). System only supports one backup area; the surplus backup areas are unavailable. If you use the IDE disk, be sure there is a partition for

backup before you backup the file. If you use the SATA disk, you can connect the disk directly to the machine by the SATA port which is on the front panel

(without shutting off the machine). If you use the U disk backup, just insert the U disk into the USB 2.0 port. After the system prompts you that the

installation has already finished, you can backup the file to it. (Note: data in the backup area can t be backuped againdo not insert the SATA disk and U disk

into the backup port of DVR at the same time; and the U disk must be 512M at least.)

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4.6.1 Data Backup

The way to enter the backup interface: After login, press the BACKUP key to enter the backup interface. And the interface is as follows:

One backup operation can backup the file of the channel and the period that you want to operate. Input the channel number and period, and then focus onthe Backup icon and press ENTER, system would automatically start to backup.(Annotate: the backup operation is available to the record of 15 minutesbefore. For example: its 11:00 now, you can just backup the records before 10:45)


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Date:Show the dates with backup files in current partition. Move the cursor on a certain date and press ENTER, the file list at the right side wouldshow you the file information of the date you chose.

Files:Show backup file information of a certain date.4.6.2 Playback the Data

If you want to playback the file that has been backuped, you have to enter the backup interface. Focus on the file that you want to operate and press

ENTER

to playback the file.

4.7 PTZ and Channel Setting

PTZ and channel setting are placed in one interface, named the Channel interface. The way to enter the channel interface is as follows: After login,

through SETUP, Channel continuous button operations to enter the interface, and the interface is showed as following (take the 16 channels machine for

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4.7.1 PTZ Setting

You have to correspond the PTZbaudrate and address of each channel with the PTZ before controlling. Method to set up: Place the cursor on the choice

frame or the input frame (the choice frame is for PTZ and baud rate, the input frame is for address). You can choose corresponding PTZ and baud rate through

-+ buttons. And set the address of the decoder by input digits.

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the greater one of the picture in picture). Through the direction keys on the front panel, the keys for motor on the remote controller or the customer end, you

can control the motor.

Instruction of preset and call function: after focusing the PTZ on one position, press the preset keystroke on the remote controller, and there will be a

blue small square on the inferior right corner of the screen. Input a number, for example: 16. Then, move the PTZ by direction keys. Press the call button on

the remote controller, there will be a blue square on the inferior right corner of the screen, the PTZ will back to the preset position after inputting 16.

4.7.2 Channel Setting

The channel setting is used to modify the channel parameters, such as: channel captionvideo lost alarm and video mask.

(1) Caption Setting

You can input 8 Chinese characters or 16 English figures at most for each channel caption. The caption is superposed regularly on upper left corner of the video. You can use the PIP key of the remote controller or the front panel to switch over the Chinese and English input mode.

When you input Chinese,you have to refer to the area-location code table

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When the Video Lost alarm corresponding with the channel is turned on (Play the red hook), once the video lost takes place, the machine will warn (The

sound for warning would last about 3 minutes). You can press the information key to see concrete warning contents.

(3) Video Mask Setting

Full mask for real-time videoWhen the state of this option is open (play ), the whole real-time video of the channel will be shielded, but it wouldn t influence the record and the

playback.

4.8 System Parameter Setting

4.8.1 System Time

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This function is used to set or modify current system time. After finishing setting, system will reboot automatically. (Attention: Because system time is

in close relation with video record, try not to adjust system time on general occasion.)

4.8.2 System Password

The way to enter the power password interface: After login, through SETUPSysCodePower password continuous button operations to enter the

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There are two passwords in the power password interface. Be sure that you press the ENTER button when focusing on the Save...icon after

modifying the password. The explanation is as follows:

1. Power password (Default value: 000000)Be used to verify the password when you startshut off the system.2. Update password (Default value: 666666)Be used to verify the password when you update the system software.Password restoration

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default value: 12345678)The password restoration will restore three passwords: the power password, the update password, the admin password and the

keylock and its DN.

When you have forgotten system password or admin password or you can t unchain the keylock, you can comply with the following steps to resume the

default password.

Shut off the machine, and cut off the power supply.

1. Unload the cover screw, and remove the case lid from the machine.2. Find J4 (labels Password clear or Password reset) next to the SCM of the front panel.3. With jumping thread piece to put the legs 12 (next to the resistance R5) of J4 to the state of short circuit.4. Connect the power supply, and start machine.5. You can hear buzzers brief sound from the front panel; it indicates that the passwords have been set to the default value at the moment.6. Shut off the machine again, and cut off the machine power supply.7. Let the jumper to its old position.8. Replace the case lid.


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4.8.3 Default Setting

The way to restore default setting: After login, through SETUPDefault continuous button operations to enter the interface whether to restore system

default setting. The interface is as follows:

System will prompt user whether to restore to default setting. Focus on the OK icon and press the ENTER button, then all the system parameters

would be set to default state.

Attention 1: After restoring default setting, all the record ways will be closed.

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The state of system default setting is as follows:

Record parameters: Over Write mode (Auto)

Date superposes (open)

Time superposes (open)

Image Poll (open) Polling intervals: 15 sec

Resolution (CIF)

Quality (3)

Frame rate 25 (the NTSC is 30)

Audio (open)

Manual recordClose

Time recordClose

Motion Detect recordClose

Alarm recordClose

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Video Lost Alarm (close)

Video Mask (close)

Baudrate (default)

Address (corresponding with the channel number)

Video parameter: Brightness (64)

Contrast (64)

Saturation (64)

Hue (0)

4.9 Information

The information for inquiring is: alarm information, system information, hard disk information, file information, system status and system logbook.

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4.9.1 Current Alarm Information

Alarm information takes place as the present system warns. When the alarm is raised, you can look over the alarm information by pressing INFO key

to look over present alarm information. The alarm status interface is shown as follows:

It shows the warning information of three kinds of warning types on each channel: Sensor Alarm, Motion Alarm and Video Lost Alarm. You can clear

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4.9.2 System Information

The way to enter the system information interface: After login, press INFO button to enter the system information interface, the interface is as follows:

It displays software version, board sn, time, IP address, physical address of network card, the using partition and free space. And there are 4 submenus

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4.9.3 Disk Information

The way to enter the disk information interface: After login, through INFODisk info continuous keystroke operations to enter the disk information


It shows the detailed information of the hard disks that are connected to current system.

1.Disk list


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It shows the partitions and the volume labels of the disks connected to current system.

2.Partition informationIt shows the detailed information of selected disk partition, including the following information:

IDE channelThere are 4 IDE drivers or 8 SATA drivers at most (each channel can connect 2 IDE disks) , and a SATA port for backup. Annotate: there are just 4

SATA ports in 4 channels DVR, and One of the 4 ports is special port for backup.

File systemThe system uses standard FAT32 file format.(It can be identified by PC directly)

Free spaceIt shows the free space of current partition.

Total spaceIt shows the total capacity of current partition.

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Quantity of hard disks, which connect to the system, the upper limit is 8. (Annotate: 4 channels DVR can link 4 SATA disks at most.)

Total free spaceIt shows the free space of current system.

Total spaceIt shows the capacity of all disks connected to current system.

(Special explanation: the system only supports FAT32 file format.)

4.9.4 Recording Status

The way to enter the system status interface: After login, through INFOSys status continuous button operations to enter the system status interface,

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It shows current record setting and current record status of the system.

Record settingIt shows the on/off status of each channels manual recordtime recordmotion record and alarm record.

Record statusIt shows the record status of each channels video type and quality, resolution and audio (on or off). If in the state of recording, the Type bar would

show the type of current record (There are 4 types: MN (manual)TM (timer)MT (motion)AM (alarm)). The position of audio: Gray means off, and red


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means on.

4.9.5 System Logbook

The way to enter the system logbook interface: After login, through INFOLogbook continuous button operations to enter the logbook interface, the

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Input the date you want to inquire at the button of the interface, pressENTER

, and the system will show you the operation list of the date you input.

Move the cursor on the concrete log, the amplificatory log will be shown on top of the log frame. (Attention: The figure next to the Logbook means the

quantity of all logs on the daySystem can store 512 logs for a day at mostThe log file can't be discerned on PC)

The logbook includes some information as follow: system start-up and change version log alarm logcontrol PTZ loguser login log and log of

changing system parametersplayback log and backup log.

4.10 Disk Management

The way to enter the Hard disk interface: After login, through SETUPHard disk to enter the Hard disk interface. And the interface is as follows:


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The left side shows the hard disks that have been connected to current system and the capacity of each disk. The right side shows the type of the disk:

data partition (DATA) or backup partition (BACKUP).

Format: Focus on the partition icon and press OK, system will prompt you whether to format the hard disk. You can set the type of the hard

disk(DATA or BACK) through -+before formatting. Data in the hard disk will be deleted completely after 4 seconds.

Attention: System supports only one partition for backup. The surplus ones would be useless (cant be used as backup partition or data partition). If the

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capability of hard disk that would be used on the DVR is 40G at least.

4.11 Network Setting

4.11.1 Simple Network Setting

The way to enter the Network interface: After login, through SETUPNetwork continuous button operations to enter the Network interface.

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It is used to set the network parameters of system. With this function, you can visit the machine through network.

User nameIts used to identify the backup resource in backup partition. You can inquire the backup file according to the host name after you connect the disk to PC.

Auto configIf the server in the LAN where the machine located has the DHCP service and you can select the Auto config option to gain the IP from server

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Use these config

If there is no DHCP service in the LAN, you can choose this option to designate the static IP address.

Command port and HTTP portThe numbers of ports can be modified by Page UpPage Down keystroke or data keys. The command port is the TCP monitor of all

communication ports of DVR. The HTTP monitor is used as IE browsing port. (Annotate: The setting of mapping refers to 4.12.2)

WAN enhanceWhen you want to visit the machine through WAN or Router, you should select this option.

KeylockThis function refers to 4.1.1

Use RS485 deviceThe function should be open when connects to the serial keyboard. The address code can be modified by Page UpPage Up key or data keys; If

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4.11.2 WAN Setting

1. Internet config

Its a kind of connection to the WAN. You can connect the WAN directly through dialing adsl at this interface.

User nameADSL account. PasswordADSL password. ConnectAfter you input the correct ADSL account and password, focus the cursor on the Connect icon and press ENTER to connect the WAN.


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Auto connectIf you select this option, system will automatically connect the WAN after disconnection. Save the passwordIf you select this option, system will automatically save the ADSL password. The frameIt shows the network information of the pubic network after the connection has finished.2. Dynamic domain name server

It is the function that you can access the machine by domain name through Internet.It can parse the address that dial directly to internet or be mapped to

internet. After you have connected the machine to internet, input user namepassword and domain name ,and then focus on Login and press ENTER to


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parse the domain name. (Annotate: The user name and password here refer to the peanut passport name and password that apply in peanut shell websites).

After parsing the domain name successfully, IP address will show the address with which the machine connects to internet.Then you can access the machine

with inputting the domain name directly in IE address or IP address of Client manager.You can go the website www.oray.net to download the software of

peanut with which you can apply the free domain name.

4.12 IE Operation Instructions

Notice: Set the safe rank of firewall to low or middle.

Forbid or unload the software such as network assistant, otherwise the software can t run.

Please make sure that the PC has installed DirectX 9.0 of Microsoft.and the Internet Explorer edition is 6.0 or above.

4.12.1 LAN operation Instructions

Set the parameters according to the following steps:

u Step1: Right click the IE icon on the desktop and choose the property on the pop-up menu.Select the Security bookmark and choose the Internetoption. Click the Custom level icon, enable all the options concerned wih ActiveX and set the Reset to to medium-low on the Security Setting window.


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The pictures are as follows:

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u Step3: Ping the DVRs IP to make sure that the connection is ok.


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u Step4: Input the IP to the address of IE and press Enter to connect.Input the user name and password of DVR to login, and there will be a prompt withlogin ok after the connection has succeeded. The picture is as follows:


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u Step5: Right click the window and choose the channel you want to open.


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If you want to close an image, you can right click the image and choose the close. If you want to maximize an image, just double click the image. If you want to control the PTZ, choose an image that can control PTZ and click the controlling keys (The condition that you control the PTZ is that thePTZ, the baudrate and the address has been set correctly on DVR.)


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It is a sample that the image has been opened:

If you want to playback, you can enter VOD interface by clicking the VOD button. As the picture shows down, input the same user name andpassword as step 4, then you can see the records that have been required. Double click the file to playback the corresponding record, and there are some


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playing keys at the botton of the image.

4.12.2 WAN operation Instructions

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If you have regular WAN IP address, you can link DVR directly to WAN. Then you can visit the machine normally after setting IP, subnet mask anddefault gateway and enable the option WAN enhance.

Otherwise, you have to dial ADSL to connect to WAN.And the concret operation refers to 4.11.2.If you want several pieces of DVR connect to WAN with a wideband line, you can refer to the following steps:

At first, set up the IPsubnet maskdefault gateway and enable the option WAN enhance on the machine. Notice: the default gateway should be the same

with the gateway of the network sever which is for mapping. After setting, connect the DVR to LAN.Then you can use two methods to map to WAN: A

carry on the mapping on the network server which connects to WAN directlyBcarry on the mapping through the router. (Attention: the mapping

instruction is only for TCP protocols).

A: Mapping through the network server

Take the situation that the server s OS is Windows XP and dials ADSL for example:

The interface of network setting is as follows:


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Attention: The default command port and http port are 8101 and 80. You can set the values according to your needs, when you have set the them and save the

change, system will reboot to make the change be effectual.

A1Right click the My Network Places icon on the desktop and select the Properties.


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A2Right click the ADSL icon and select the Properties.


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A3Click the Advanced bookmark and enable the option Allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection ,the click

the Settings button to enter the Advanced settings.


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A4Click the Add button to enter the Service settings.


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A5Add the following information separately in Service settings: You can input the Description of service according to your need. The address is IP

address of DVR that you want to map, for example: 192. 168. 0. 6. And you should add the ports which are same as the command port and http port to the IP.


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(Attention: there must be no conflict to ports.) We illustrate the default ports and custom ports for mapping, and the pictures are shown as follows.Picture 1

and 2 are for the default pots, and the picture 3 and 4 are for the custom ports.

Picture 1 picture 2


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Picture 3 picture 4

A6After the network server dials ADSL successfully, run the cmd to enter DOS. Then run ipconfig /all to look over the internet IP and write down the

IP for interviewing.


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A7Now we can use any computer that can get on internet to interview the mapped DVR.

1. Access the DVR with default ports: a, To DVR client manager: you only need to input the internet IP on the IP address and correct username andpassword and login to connect the DVR; b, To IE, you input the internet IP on IP address to download the ActiveX, when you have downloaded successfully,

input the correct usename and password to login and open the images.


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2. Access the DVR with custom ports: a, To DVR client manager: you need to input the internet IP with the command port on the IP address (e.g.219.134.28.150:6666) and correct username and password and login to connect the DVR; b, To IE, you input the internet IP with http port on IP address (e.g.

http://219.134.28.150:66) to download the ActiveX, when you have downloaded successfully, input the correct usename with command port (e.g. admin:6666)

and password to login and open the images.

Attention: the symbol : between IP address and port or user name and port should be input in English type.

BMapping through the router

Network interface is as following picture:


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Attention: The default command port and http port are 8101 and 80. You can set the values according to your

Documents

User Manual V2_3_SDVR-senao -01