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DVR Front Panel
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Monitors signals coming from the infrared remote control. If this sensor is blocked or
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Infrared Sensor
obstructed, then the functionality of the remote will be impaired.
Hard Drive Indicator. Lights up when the hard drive is active. Flashes rapidly when
HDD
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recording or searching (in time with the read/write cycles).
Power indicator. This LED is illuminated when the DVR is connected to power and
POWER/PWR
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switched on.
For connecting USB external storage to the DVR for backup, or for applying new firmware.
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USB Port
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DVR Rear Panel
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8-Channel DVR model shown
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Where you connect the included DC 12V power adapter. Use only the supplied power
DC 12V IN
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adapter with the DVR, and use the power adapter only with the DVR.
To connect the RS485 cables to control a PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) device on the DVR.
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PTZ (RS485)
RCA port for audio output. Used to connect your speaker or headphone.
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AUDIO OUT
For connecting a USB mouse or a USB storage device.
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USB
The primary video output of the DVR. For the highest possible video output quality, we
HDMI
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suggest using this output.
To connect an external hard drive which acts as a live recording drive in the same
eSATA2*
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manner as the installed HDD.
For connecting a television or PC monitor with a VGA input.
VGA
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Where you can connect the DVR to a network, typically directly into the router or
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LAN
network switch.
RCA port for audio input. Used to connect audio source such as the camera's built-in
AUDIO IN
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microphone.
These are your video inputs. The number of video inputs on your DVR varies depending
on the DVR model you have. Each accepts a standard composite video signal and
VIDEO IN
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connects via a BNC connector. The channels are labelled by numbers in the same order
as they appear on your DVR's interface.
* Availability of this port is dependent on the model of your DVR.
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