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Digital Video
Recorder
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DVR 1016
Software version 4.020
User's Guide
Nov. 22, 2001 rev. 2
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DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2

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  • Page 1: Digital Video Recorder

    Digital Video Recorder Model: DVR 1016 Software version 4.020 User’s Guide Nov. 22, 2001 rev. 2 DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...
  • Page 2 Read all safety cautions and operating instructions before using the DVR. Keep these instructions for future reference. §To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not remove the cover of the unit. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.
  • Page 3 Product Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Deltavision DVR 1016 Digital Video Recorder. • This is the user’s guide for the DVR 1016. • This guide provides a hardware and software sections. • It is recommended that you read this manual before using the DVR, even though you may be familiar to similar products.

  • Page 4: Before Installation

    Before installation Please verify the following points before installing or using the DVR. l Avoid any locations that has a high moisture, dust or dirt content. l Avoid any locations that is subject to direct sun light or heat. l High or low temperature are not suitable for the DVR. The recommended temperature range is between 5°C and 35°C (41°F and 95°F) l Avoid any locations that is subject to high voltage or magnetic interference.
  • Page 5 Contents Verify that the following items are included when you open the box. Should there be anything missing contact your distributor . (Monitor must be purchased separately and capable of 1024 x 768.) User Guide Keys Communication transforming cable Mouse ( used for PAN/TILT CAMERA ) Key Board Front mouse port interconnection cable...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1. How to install 1.Front of System 2. Rear of System 3. Connecting Speed Domes and aux. monitor 4. Connecting PSTN and ISDN 5. Connecting external Sensor 6. Connecting Control outputs 2. Software user guide 1. Configuring the Program 1.1 Display mode 1.2 Password setting 1.3 Hardware setup...
  • Page 7 2. Display mode Setup 2.1 Selecting split screen 2.2 Changing between Pan/Tilt & surveillance mode 2.3 Controlling Pan/Tilt 2.4 Using E-Map 3. Search mode Setup 3.1 Search mode 3.2 Selecting search date and time 3.3 Basic search – Playing data 3.4 Basic search –...

  • Page 8: Front Of System

    1. Front of System 1- Never press the reset switch unless the system is completely frozen. 2- The front filter should be cleaned periodically. DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...

  • Page 9: Rear Of System

    2. Rear of System DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...

  • Page 10: Connecting Speed Domes And Aux. Monitor

    3. Connecting Speed Domes 3. Connecting Speed Domes and Aux. Monitor and Aux. Monitor Front mouse port interconnection cable Serial port connection cable RUN LED TXD LED RXD LED Call / Spot Monitor Signal + IR Remote Receiver RS-422 to Speed Dome RS232 to COM1: via serial port connection Signal...

  • Page 11: Connecting Pstn And Isdn

    Connecting by PSTN, ISDN, or Connecting by PSTN, ISDN, or Leased circuit Leased circuit Connecting to COM 2 ( 9 PIN ) The modem can be internal or external Modem ISDN T.A. PSTN Leased ISDN LINE Circuit LINE Modem ISDN T.A. REMOTE PC DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov.
  • Page 12 5. External Sensor(input) 5. External Sensor(input) Connection Connection SENSOR For each sensor such as infrared detectors, heat sensors, magnetic contacts or switches, one of the two conductors of the contact should be connected to one of the COM terminal. The other conductor of the contact is connected to any of the sensor inputs (1-8) that you have selected.

  • Page 13: Software User Guide

    2. Software User Guide 1. Configuring the Program 1.1 Display mode 1.2 Password setting 1.3 Hardware setup 1.4 Motion detection setup 1.5 Schedule setup 1.6 Screen split setup 1.7 Communication setup 1.8 Site Information 1.9 Password setup 1.10 Audio setup 1.11 System setup Motion Tracking (future option) 1.12 Storage setup...
  • Page 14 1.1 Display Mode 1.1 Display Mode (default) (default) [Selecting split screen] • Select the screen layout you wish to view. • 1,4,6,9,10,13,16 or full screen mode is available • converts multi-screen to quad sequence screen Recording status of each camera : Red ‘Rec’ for continuous recording; Blue ‘MREC’...

  • Page 15: Password Setting

    1.2 Password setting 1.2 Password setting How to set up How to set up [Menu] Click the button Default screen(display mode) Password input window appears. Access to the When you use the system for the first time setup functions is protected by up to three there is no set password, just click “OK”.

  • Page 16: Hardware Setup

    1.3 Hardware setup 1.3 Hardware setup Camera setup Camera setup [Use] [Motion] • Click the check box of the cameras to be enabled. •Future option [Name] [P/T] • Type the camera name, • Click if the camera is equipped with a PTZ or Ex.: Parking lot, Main Entrance, etc.
  • Page 17 External Sensor Setup External Sensor Setup [Use] • Sensor enable, the check box of every desired sensor must but checked. [NC/NO] • Choose type of sensor • Clicking the button will toggle between [NC] and [NO] ([NC] is the default setting) •...
  • Page 18 Control Setup Control Setup [Sensor] [Setup] • Select which sensor will activate the control. • Check to enable a control output. [Name] • Enter a name for the control [Working sec.] • Can be up to 14 characters • Enter the time the output will be activated in sec. Ex.: Siren, lamp, or alarming lamp (The maximum is 3600 sec and default is set to 0 sec) [Auto ON/OFF time]...
  • Page 19 External Monitor External Monitor You can use a TV with video input or a standard CCTV monitor as external monitor. [[Select time(sec)] Sets the sequence dwell time for the spot (Call) monitor, the time selected is in seconds. [Camera 1~16] Select the camera to enabled for display on the spot (call) monitor sequence.

  • Page 20: Motion Detection Setup

    1.4 Motion Detection setup 1.4 Motion Detection setup This function enables you to record any activity without the need for external sensor. [Camera] [Alarm (M)] Select the camera to be configured When selected, it enables an audible alarm from the DVR when motion is detected.
  • Page 21 [Recording speed] • You can adjust frame rate for each camera by sliding the cursor. Standard Recording Setup (Pressing default value gives you the setting as follows) • 4 channel : 30 fps for each camera (real time) • 8 channel : 9 fps for each camera •...
  • Page 22 [Area clear] [Quality] Clear the motion detection areas for all •Set up recording quality. cameras •Default value is Normal. [Area draw ] Designate the full image as the motion detection area for all cameras. Recording screen size and compression quality have a close relationship. They set [Screen Size] up the overall performance of the system •Select the resolution of the recording.
  • Page 23 [Full screen when motion] [Color of motion area] When motion is detected on the selected camera the When motion is detected on an image, camera will be displayed full screen. the outline of the motion detection area is highlighted by a color border. The option When more than 1 camera are required the entries are is used to select the color of the border.

  • Page 24: Schedule Setup

    1.4 Schedule setup [Camera] Select the camera which the schedule is to be configured [Schedule matrix] Select the recording mode for each time of each schedule (see item 4 for mode description). The time intervals may be fine-tuned by clicking the time and sliding the cursor that appear in the weekday box. To change the recording mode select the entry to change and select the new mode by using the record mode check boxes.
  • Page 25 [Copy to]] Copy the current schedule of the selected camera to one or all other camera. [Set Holidays] Allows the creation of a holiday list, which date will used the same schedule as Sundays. DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...

  • Page 26: Screen Split Setup

    1.6 Screen split setup 1.6 Screen split setup This function enables you to select which camera are to be display in each of the split the screen choices. [Split Screen] • Select the split type to be configured. (4,6,9,10,13,16 split screen) 4screen [Camera selection] •...

  • Page 27: Communication Setup

    1.7 Communication setup 1.7 Communication setup [Emergency Connection] [Type of connection] • [Sensor for emergency] • Select the type of connection to communicate with the remote software. • Select all the sensor that when activated will cause the DVR to dial out and transmit the In order to use ISDN or a Leased Circuit you should use a captured image.
  • Page 28 PSTN/ISDN setup (without a router) PSTN/ISDN setup (without a router) - Execute kpppsetup.exe in the DVR folder. PSTN setup is automatic. - If using ISDN without a router, follow the same as above - KPPPSetup.exe should be installed on both the Remote and DVR. DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov.
  • Page 29 PPP setup for PSTN/ISDN without Router PPP setup for PSTN/ISDN without Router 1. PPP setup using KPPPSetup.exe A. In order to use KPPPSetup.exe a Windows 98 Second Edition CD-ROM should be inserted into the CD-Rom drive or should be loaded on the hard drive. B.
  • Page 30 1.4 Cautions A. If TCP/IP and Dial-up adapter is already installed, do not install it again. B. Close all windows of Network properties, dial-up server properties before running KPPPSetup.exe C. Don’t execute the same program twice. . (Please wait until you see a message saying that your system will reboot ) 1.5 Set communication type as LAN on DVR and ‘PSTN/ISDN (no router)’...
  • Page 31 2. When you use DVR on ISDN without a router, follow these steps. - ISDN setup is done automatically if you run KPPPSetup.exe. However, there may be cases when you need to adjust settings manually, usually when there are a few dial-up servers depending on the IDSN modem. In that case please follow the steps below - First install KPPPSetup.exe - When the ISDN modem supports a few dial-up servers you should select and setup a...

  • Page 32: Site Information

    1.8 Site Information 1.8 Site Information [Site Information] [Sensor status bar] • Enter site code, place, version, installation guide & date • if enabled it displays the status of sensor signal and Warranty date. Etc. on the main screen. (By default the site code is 100-001.) When you try to connect to site from center, system checks the site code and password together.
  • Page 33 [Display motion detection area] • if enabled it will the display the outline of the motion detection area when motion is detected on the main screen. [Image transfer to floppy disk] • If you enable this function the DVR will save images as BMP onto a floppy disk. •...

  • Page 34: Password Setup

    1.9 Password setup 1.9 Password setup [Configuration] [Changing password] • Is the list of feature available to user 2 and 3. • BY default there is no password configured. You can (User 1 as full access.) create password for one to three users. User 1 is the system administrator.

  • Page 35: Audio Setup

    1.10 Audio Setup 1.10 Audio Setup 1. Audio setting 1.1 Audio setting in setup menu 2 [Audio Save & Play] [Audio Save & Play] [Audio playback enable] [Audio play enable] • Check on ‘Audio playback enable’ to enable • Check the ‘audio save enable’ to enable the playback.

  • Page 36: System Setup

    1.11 System setup 1.11 System setup [Video Format] [System off time] • Select between NTSC and PAL • If required, it is used to specify at what time the system is to be shutdown on each day. •To use this feature on any given day check [Use] [Watermark] Watermark is a digital signature that are [System restart time]...

  • Page 37: Storage Setup

    1.12 Storage setup 1.12 Storage setup [Storage setting] • This window list which disk partitions are used for data storage. • Disk C: cannot be used for data storage as it is the operating system and software partition. Click this button to enable the configuration of the data storage partitions. •...

  • Page 38: E-Map Setup

    1.13 E Map setup 1.13 E Map setup Use E-Map The E-Map option allows the use of icons overlaid on a graphic to control the displayed camera and to visualize the status of sensors and controls. When in use, sensor and control status is displayed by blinking icons and camera are toggled by clicking on its icon.

  • Page 39: Display Mode Setup

    2. Display mode Setup 2.1 Selecting split screen 2.2 Changing between Pan/Tilt & surveillance mode 2.3 Controlling Pan/Tilt 2.4 Using Emap DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...

  • Page 40: Selecting Split Screen

    2.1 Selecting split screen 2.1 Selecting split screen [Split screen selection] Clicking the full screen button removes all surrounding buttons and provides full screen • Select the desired view. video. (1,4,6,9,10,13,16 split screens are available) (The right mouse button return to the normal view) 4split [change to full screen mode] •...
  • Page 41 2.2 Changing From PAN/TILT to surveillance mode 2.2 Changing From PAN/TILT to How to set up How to set up Left clicking the mouse on a camera image gives you PAN/TILT mode. (When PAN/TILT camera is used) Return to normal display view by clicking the display button.

  • Page 42: Controlling Pan/Tilt

    2.3 Controlling PAN/TILT 2.3 Controlling PAN/TILT PAN/TILT control Present date, time. • Adjusts up, down/ left, right [POWER] [FOCUS] • Camera power • Adjusts FOCUS (not applicable to Auto Focus Lens) [WIPER] • Camera wiper [ZOOM] [LIGHT] • Adjusts the zoom. •...

  • Page 43: Using E-Map

    2.4 Using E 2.4 Using E E-Map must be enabled and configured in the setup menu before use. To view a camera full screen from the map, simply click the camera on the graphic. To return to previous view click in the camera image. When a sensor is activated the associated icon will blink.

  • Page 44: Search Mode Setup

    3. Search mode set up 3.1 Search mode 3.2 Selecting search date and time 3.3 Basic search – Playing data 3.4 Basic search – Screen magnification and brightness 3.5 Inteli search – Selecting data 3.6 Inteli search – Controls 3.7 Audio playback 3.8 Data backup 3.6 Printing searched data DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov.

  • Page 45: Search Mode

    3.1 Search mode 3.1 Search mode Setup Setup Press this button when in Display mode. There are two search mode included in the DVR The default is inteli search. A more basic search feature is also available. Both are described starting with the basic search. Press this button to return to Display mode [Basic Search]...

  • Page 46: Selecting Search Date And Time

    3.2 Selecting search date & time 3.2 Selecting search date & time Applicable to both basic and inteli search Applicable to both basic and inteli search [Selecting Date & Time] Clicking on this button displays date, month, year , hour and minute. Select the desired Month and Year Select the desired Date Select the desired time ( hour and min.)

  • Page 47: Basic Search - Playing Data

    3.3 Basic search Playing data 3.3 Basic search Playing data [Select Camera] • Select the camera to be displayed • The selected camera button will looked depressed when selected. [Screen split setup] • 4, 6, 9, 10, 13, 16 split screen selection is automatic and depends on the number of camera selected. 10ch 16ch 13ch...
  • Page 48 [Recording while searching] • If you stop recording current events while searching, the searching will be faster. • Press this button to toggle between recording and not-recording while searching. A red X will appear in the icon when recording is stopped. [Playing searched image] •...

  • Page 49: Basic Search - Screen Magnification And Brightness

    3.4 Basic search Screen magnification & brightness A magnified image will not appear as sharp as a smaller one. Deltavision DVR system uses a propitiatory Motion Wavelet Codec to minimize this phenomena. Zooming in and out is available only when a single camera is displayed.

  • Page 50: Inteli Search - Selecting Data

    Inteli search – Selecting data Inteli search – Selecting data [Camera selection] • Select the camera to be viewed by clicking the camera buttons. Enabled camera have a red mark in the center of their button. •Use the scroll bar to the left of the camera button to scroll the list of available cameras. [Time graph] •...

  • Page 51: Inteli Search - Controls

    3.4.1 Inteli search – Controls 3.4.1 Inteli search – Controls 9 10 [View type] Select from 4 to 16 camera view [Panorama] display a sequence of images from the same camera [Screen resize] Increase the size of the image in the display area Toggle from: [Zoom In] Allow to zoom in a selected portion of the image (right button click in the image) [Zoom out] Zoom out, reverse of zoom in (right button click in the image)
  • Page 52 [Back] Back to start of day [Back] Back one frame [Backward] Play backward [Stop] Stop at current frame [Play] Play forward [Forward] Forward one frame [Forward] Forward to end of day [Exit] Exit search and return to main display DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...

  • Page 53: Audio Playback

    3.7 Audio playback 3.7 Audio playback Audio play setup in Search Mode When you click the ‘Audio Play’ icon. The audio play configuration window appears. Select your settings for audio playback. DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...
  • Page 54 Audio Play in Search mode 1. Audio Play in Search Mode. A. Audio play back can only be enabled on the recorded channel. Play back is not possible while viewing multiple cameras. B. Video loss can take place within the first 3 seconds of play back, this is due to the video and audio synchronization and is not a problem.
  • Page 55 System Setup for Audio setup 1. Audio Volume Setup. 1.1 PC setup for audio recording. A. Go to ‘Start à Program à Application à Entertainment à Volume Control’ and go to ‘Options à Properties’. Then “Properties” window will appear. B. The microphone should be checked on to use the audio recording function. Soundcard mixer that is installed on each system.
  • Page 56 1.2 PC setup for use of microphone - When the audio input level is too low can amplify the audio input by adjusting the following: A. Go to ‘Advanced Controls for Microphone’ by clicking ‘Advanced’ on ‘Microphone’ in the volume Controls B.

  • Page 57: Data Backup

    3.8 Data backup 3.8 Data backup [Back up] If you click this button, you can backup or print the image you are looking at. If you click this icon, you can save or backup your data onto the following devices. All available drives will appear in the “data backup window.
  • Page 58 Backup to floppy disk Backup to floppy disk will enable you to save one recorded frame of data as a graphic file. Select the A:\ drive to back up to and press the save button, you will now be asked if you want to copy the watermark check program to the disk with your saved image.
  • Page 59 Using the watermark check program Run the watermark check program by running the file ‘WMChecker.exe’ on the floppy disk. The following image will appear. Select File open from the window and choose to verify the images on the floppy disk. DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov.
  • Page 60 Once opened the name of the file will appear in the window. Select Watermark check to verify the image. Once verification has been completed windows similar to those below will appear. Corrupted image Uncorrupted image What is watermark BMP and JPEG images can be modified. To ensure the original is a true original that has not been modified, special protection called ‘watermarking’...
  • Page 61 If you need to back up data to a larger capacity device then of the CDR, you may elect to backup to a network drive. This data cannot be read by any software other than the Deltavision DVR Remote software. Any drive that is attached to the DVR system is available.
  • Page 62 Backup onto CDR In order to back up using a CDR, Direct CD is used, and the target CD must be formatted. When you try to backup on an unformatted CD or the back up failed, format the CD as follows. And then backup with the formatted CD Click the backup icon in the search mode.
  • Page 63 Formatting a CD using Direct CD - When you try to backup on an unformatted CD or the backup failed, format the CD as follows. Insert a empty CD disk and click ‘Format(CDR/CDRW)’ in the ‘data backup’ window. The following window will appear. Click ‘Next’.
  • Page 64 3. To format the blank CD disk. Click ‘Next’ Time to format (CD-R : 1 min, CD-RW : 25 ~ 45 min) Select the name for your CD, such as “backup23mar” Click finish DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...
  • Page 65 5. The CD will now format. 6. When the CD is formatted, follow the instructions above “Backup without using CDRW” to backup your data. DVR Manual version 4.020 Nov. 22, 2001 rev.2...

  • Page 66: Printing Searched Data

    3.9 Printing searched data 3.9 Printing searched data [Print] Image displayed on search screen will be printed. (Printing take into account adjustment made by the zoom and brightness controls) If the printer is not installed, following error message appears. Installing printer 1.
  • Page 67 LIMITED WARRANTY LIMITED WARRANTY DeltaVision warrants this product to be in compliance with its own plans and specifications and to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 1 years from the date of original purchase (or by default from the manufacturing date).

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