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Page 1 SVD-200 Quick Installation Guide Version 1.0.1...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
| Table of Contents Table of Contents Purpose Package Contents Product Description Installation Diagram System Overview Setting Up The Device Network Setup NVR Setup Add NVR with Auto Search Add NVR with Manual Search Camera Setup Live View and Basic Operations Detail Configurations System Setup The Keylock Function...
Page 3: Purpose
Purpose This document provides information for installing SEEnergy SVD-200 Net- work Media Decoder on your network. The information included in this docu- ment should be sufficient for users to quickly setup the device and start the live video monitoring. Users should also be able to perform basic trouble- shooting with information provided in this document.
Page 4: Product Description
Product Description The Seenergy SVD-200 is designed for use with Seenergy’s embedded NVR that provides full HD local display capability. The high quality network media player acts as a network video decoder which is equipped with a DVi-D interface that can outputs 4 real-time videos from the NVRs up to D1 resolution or 1 real-time video in full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution.
Page 5: Installation Diagram
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Page 6: System Overview
System Overview Front Alarm Reset Status LED Button USB 2.0 Buzzer Stop Network interface Button Status LED Power System Button Status LED Power Status LED Rear Power DVI-D Microphone Line out (au- Ethernet Connector Connector Jack dio out) jack (RJ-45) Line in (Audio in) jack SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 7: Setting Up The Device
Setting up the device Network Setup The device can be configured to use a static IP address or a dynamic IP address that is assigned by a DHCP server. To configure its IP address, follow the steps illus- trated below: 1.
Page 8 3. By default, the device is set to use dynamic IP, which if a DHCP server does exist in the local network, the device’s IP information should be displayed like what is shown below: 4. Press the “up” and “down” keys on the remote to move between the options on the left.
Page 9 5. Press the “up” and “down” keys to select be- tween “Static” or “Dynamic”. Once finished, press the “Enter” key to confirm the new configuration and leave the edit mode. 6. Follow the step described in point 4 to move to other fields for configuration.
Page 10 7. Once a proper IP address has been entered, click the “Enter” key to confirm the setting and leave the edit mode press the “Enter” key on the re- mote control * To make correction on the IP address while you are still in edit mode, click the “left”...
Page 11: Nvr Setup
NVR Setup The device is capable of receiving 16 channels of live video streaming from the NVR. The process of adding channels would be to find available NVRs on the network first and choose the desired chan- nels from a partcticular NVR, then add them to the device for management.
Page 12 3. Select “NVR Management”: 4. There are two ways of adding NVRs to the de- vice, auto search and add manually: * Auto search only works when the device and the NVR are located in the same subnet SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 13: Add Nvr With Auto Search
Add NVRs with Auto Search 1. To add a NVR with auto search, press the key shown below twice to select “Auto Search”: 2. Press “Enter” to start the searching process: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 14 3. Once the device finds NVRs on the network, they will be listed in the “Auto Search List”. Sim- ply press the up and down keys to select among listed NVRs and press the “Enter” key to add one: 4. Click “Yes” to go to the next setup screen which you should be prompted to enter the NVR’s user- name and password: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 15 5. Press the down key on the remote control to select the username field and press “Enter” to enter the edit mode. Once you are in edit mode, a virtual keyboard should be displayed: 6. Use the directional keypad on the remote con- trol to move between the virtual keyboard buttons and press the “Enter”...
Page 16 8. Follow the same steps to enter the password. 9. When done, click the button highlighted below once to select the “Detect” option and press the “Enter” key to start the detection: 10. Upon successful detection, the following mes- sage should be displayed. Simply press the “En- ter”...
Page 17 11. Finally, press the button shown below on the remote control to select the “Save” option on the screen to save the configuration: 12. The “Success” message should then be dis- played to confirm the configuration has been saved. The NVR that’s being added should be listed in the “NVR List”...
Page 18: Add Nvr With Manual Search
Add NVRs with Manual Search 1. To manually add NVRs to the device, follow the steps described in page 13, but instead of choos- ing “Auto Search”, choose “Manual Search” to begin the process 2. You should be directed to the setup page simi- lar to the Auto Search setup page, but all fields in this page require users to enter manually.
Page 19 3. Follow the steps described from page 15 to 17 and use the virtual keyboard to enter all fields in this page. SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 20: Camera Setup
camera Setup After NVRs have been added to the device, the next step would be to add cameras for live view- ing. To add cameras, follow the steps described below. 1. Go to “Camera Management” under the “Cam- era Setup” menu: 2.
Page 21 3. Use the “Up” and “Down” keys on the remote to select a NVR from the “NVR List” on the left: 4. Press the “Enter” key to confirm the NVR se- lection and the following message should display. Press the “Enter” key again to confirm the pro- cess: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 22 5. The screen below should display to indicate the status of the search process: 6. Available cameras from the selected NVR will be listed in the “Search Camera” list like shown below: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 23 7. Press the “right” key from the directional key- pad on the remote control to move from “NVR List” to “Search Camera” list. Use the “up” and “down” keys to select one of the cameras from the “Search Camera” list 8.
Page 24 9. Press the “right” key on the remote control to select the “Camera List”: 10. Use the “up" and “down” keys to select an empty slot in the “Camera List”. The slots repre- sents the channel numbers which will be used for the cameras.
Page 25: Live View And Basic Operations
Live View and Basic Operations After the cameras have been successfully added to the device, press the “LIVE” button on the re- mote control to switch to live view screen. By default, the live view displays in the 3x3 layout Noticing there are icons on top of each video win- dow, they represent the availability on particular functions and status for each channel (camera).
Page 26 The icons will be grayed out for the functions that are not available. Press the “REC” button to manually trigger the recording function. The recording status icon will show in an indent-like effect on the screen. SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 27 Each channel dependent functions such as PTZ, recording, or audio can only be executed one channel at a time. To enable/disable particular functions, select a channel by using the directional keypad first and press the function button accordingly. Selected channel will be highlighted with frame in red (see below) Notice that the frame will show in blue if the PTZ function is enabled on the selected channel.
Page 28 Once the PTZ function is enabled, use the direc- tional keypad for pan and tilt movements. Press the “Zoom+” and Zoom-” buttons to zoom in and out. * press the “PTZ” pan and tilt button again to exit PTZ mode. zoom in/out The video display layout can be changed by using the buttons illustrated below:...
Page 29 When under the single view mode, simply use the number pad on the remote control to switch be- tween channels SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 30: Detail Configurations
Detail Configurations System Setup The “System Setup” Option let you do the follor- ings: 1. Setup a password for the device (keylock) 2. Setup auto keylock The keylock Function The device comes with a function that lets users to lock the screen while away. This can prevent unauthorized access to the device and result in undesired changes to it.
Page 31 By default, there is no password setup for the keylock function. In order to set up a password for the keylock function, press the “SETUP” button on the remote control and go to “System Setup”. Select “Password” and press the “ENTER” button to edit the password.
Page 32: Setup Auto Keylock
You can be able to enter a new password after- ward. Press the “ENTER” button when done: * Use the number keys to change the password value. Enter the same password in the “Confirm Pass- word” field: Setup Auto keylock You can also set the keylock function to be turned on automatically after the device is idled for a cer- tain period of time:...
Page 33: Date/Time Setup
Date/Time Setup For the device to display correct date and time, press the “SETUP” button and go to “Date/Time Setup” to set up the followings: 1. Time zone 2. Date and time 3. Date/Time display format 4. Daylight saving To change the time zone, select “Time Zone” and press the “ENTER”...
Page 34 Move down to the “Date” option with the “down” button on the remote control and press the “EN- TER” button to edit the date and time: Notice the number representing the “year” is highlighted with a red square first: Use the “up” and “down” button to change the year value (press “up”...
Page 35 To configure daylight saving, select the “Daylight saving” option and press the “ENTER” button to enter the setup page: * Prior to enter the “Daylight saving” page, make sure the configurations of time zone, date and time have been saved in advance.
Page 36: Advance Setup
Advance Setup The “Advance Setup” page gives users detail ac- cess to perform certain system tasks: 1. Perform playback video of a channel from a particular NVR 2. Backup recorded video of a channel to an ex- ternal USB disk 3.
Page 37: Playback
Playback To access the playback page, select “Playback” under the “Advance Setup” page or press the “PLAYBACK” button on the remote control to ac- cess the page directly. Use the “up” and “down” buttons to make a selec- tion and press the “ENTER” button to enter the edit mode of a particular option.
Page 38 Use the “up” and “down” buttons to select a play- back type, hence a playback search method: There are three playback search methods which can help users quickly find what they want to see. They are: 1. Last -- playback the most recent recorded video 2.
Page 39 When “time” is selected, use the remote control to move to the “Start time” option to configure the device to playback recorded video from a particu- lar time. When done, use the remote control to select the “Start” option and hit “ENTER” to play: When “Event”...
Page 40 The playback screen will be displayed with the event list dialog on top of it. The event list dis- plays events with time those events were trig- gered. The one that is nearest to the time you inputted is displayed on the top and from that point backward all the events from that channel are listed from top down respectively: Simply press the button shown below on the re-...
Page 41 Select the “Next Page” option to see the older events: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 42: Backup
Backup Users can connect an external USB hard disk to the device and back up the videos stored on the NVR to the external disk. The backup function can be accessed by pressing the “Setup” button on the remote control and go to “Advance Setup” >> “Backup”.
Page 43 Use the “right” or “left” button to select between time options: Press the “Enter” button to confirm the setting and exit out the edit mode: Follow the same procedure to configure the “End Time”: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 44 Next, move down to the “Channel” option and press the “Enter” button to enter the edit mode: Use the “up” or” down” button to change the value. When done, press the “Enter” button to confirm and exit: Now select the channel which you would like to back up the data for: Finally select “Backup”...
Page 45: Alert
Alert The Alert page allows users to configure various event related functions. It allows users to config- ure event warning methods for different types of event triggers. There are two types of event trig- gers which users can set different alert methods for: •...
Page 46 The device comes with an internal buzzer which can be used during event triggers and it can also be used to respond with short beep sound indicat- ing users that the device is receiving commands from the remote control. The beep sound can be turned on/off in this page, and it’s turned off by default: You can configure the device to use the buzzer for...
Page 47 The “Pop Up” event warning is for situation that if user is currently not viewing the channel that has event trigger (for example, user is viewing set- tings under the Settings page) The device will automatically switch to the live view page and display the live video of the event triggered channel.
Page 48 An additional icon will be used if the event trig- gered camera(s) are set with channel 10~16, which are placed on the second page of the live view: The buzzer and on-screen indicator can also be configured for NVR system related events notifi- cations, such as disk full or disk fail: You can adjust the event receiving interval by ad- just the value in the “Alarm Duration”...
Page 49: Dwell Time
Dwell Time As the device offers different live video viewing modes and you can configure the automatic se- quence viewing with these different split modes. You can set the sequence dwell time for each viewing split modes in this page: The values indicated in each fields are represent- ed in “seconds”: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 50: System Log
System Log This page displays a series of text logs with infor- mation of what has been changed in the device or what activities have been going on: NVR Status This page displays the most up to date status of each HDD disk in the NVRs that the device is cur- rently connected to: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 51: Version
Version This page displays the firmware version informa- tion of the device: Reset to Factory Default This page provides the function to allow users to reset the unit back to its original factory default settings. Simply select “Yes” and press the “En- ter”...
Page 52: Audio Input Select
Audio input Select The device provides two physical connectors for audio input (line in and MIC.): You can select to use which audio input port in this page: SVD-216 quick guiDe...
Page 53: Configuration Backup
Configuration Backup It’s highly recommended to back up the configu- ration every once in a while. In case of the unit goes down, another one can be quickly brought online by simply restoring the configurtion to the new unit. It’s also suggested to do so before you are resetting the unit back to its factory default setting: Please make sure a USB flash disk has been...
Page 54 Finally select “Start” and press the “Enter” button on the remote control to begin: SVD-216 quick guiDe...