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DVR Layout (cont)
Remote Control
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Rear Panel
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1. VIDEO INPUT
Where you connect your cameras, using BNC
connectors. If any of your cameras use RCA
connectors, you'll need to use an RCA to BNC
adaptor.
2. VIDEO OUTPUT
A composite video output. You can use this to
connect the DVR to another monitor (such as a
television). The additional monitor will display the
same image(s) as the incorporated monitor.
3. AUDIO INPUT
You can connect two audio sources to the DVR.
The audio sources may be microphones from your
cameras, or separate audio sources.
4. AUDIO OUTPUT
A line-level audio output. Can be connected to a
television, amplifier or external recording device.
Will output the same signal as heard on the built-
in speakers.
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1. Channel 1 - 4, Quad
2. Rew
3. Play
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4. Fwd
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5. REC
6. Pause
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7. Stop
8. PTZ
9. Menu/Esc
10. Select/Enter
11. Up
12.Down
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Functions:
All buttons on the remote control operate
in exactly the same manner as their
namesake on the front panel of the DVR.
In fact, the remote control is essentially
an exact copy of the front interface of the
DVR, somewhat rearranged.
Thus, it does not matter at all whether you
use the front panel or the remote control -
the remote is simply for your convenience.
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5. PS2 MOUSE
To attach a PS2 compatible mouse (included).
6. DC 12V
Connect the included power supply to this
connection.
7. MASTER POWER SWITCH
Turns the DVR on and off. Overrides the button
on the top of the unit.
8. RS485 / ALARM / SENSOR
SENSOR: For connecting up to four external
sensors to the DVR.
ALARM: To connect an alarm output to the DVR.
RS485: These two ports are RS485 asynchronous
serial connectors. Typically, these are used to
control PTZ capable systems.
Note: These are advanced features of the DVR,
and are recommended for experienced users and/
or professional installations.
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