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Page 1: User Manual
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Contents 1 SPECIFICATIONS..............................3 1.1 P ............................3 RODUCT VERVIEW 1.2 K : ..............................3 EATURES 1.3 D ..........................4 ETAILED SPECIFICATIONS 1.4 E ..........................5 LECTRICAL PECIFICATIONS 2 DEVICE APPLICATIONS ............................ 6 3 INSTALLATION .............................. -
Page 3: Specifications
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Alarm – Linkage ................................35 5.5 T ................................35 OOLS Tools - Format ................................36 Tools – Log Search ................................ 36 5.6 P ..............................37 ERIPHERALS Peripherals – Wireless Setup ............................37 Peripherals – Wifi Setup ..............................38 –... -
Page 4: Detailed Specifications
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 1.3 Detailed specifications Table 1 : MDVR Specifications Items Parameters Specifications Language English System Operation Menu Graphical User interface（OSD menu） Password Users Password/ Administrator Password Video input 4-CH video input 1.0Vp-p，75Ω Video output 1-CH composite video output 1.0Vp-p，75Ω... -
Page 5: Electrical Specifications
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) RS485 Interface Support 2-RS485 interface Communication RS232 Interface Support 1-RS232 interface Interface WIFI Interface Support 802.11b/g/n Extended Support connecting LCD control panel via extended interface interface Audio amplifier Support Stereo Audio output, it can drive a 20W speaker directly... -
Page 6: Device Applications
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 2 Device Applications This product can be used for video surveillance and remote monitoring for regular or special vehicles such as buses, logistic vehicles, trucks, long-distance coaches, taxis, tankers, cars, school buses, police cars, patrol cars etc. -
Page 7: Installation
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3 Installation 3.1 Front view image 3.2 Device dimensions and mounting holes © Fleetminder 2014 Page 7... -
Page 8: Front Panel
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3.3 Front panel Table 3 : Front Panel definition Interface Items Description Video out AV-OUT Video Audio and 12V out analog output Recording LED. Light on when recording ALAM Alarm LED. Light on when the alarm function has been enabled... -
Page 9: Back Panel
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3.4 Back panel 4 channel MDVR back 8 channel MDVR back © Fleetminder 2014 Page 9... - Page 10 Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Table 4: Back panel interface definition table Interface Connector Description 3G Antenna Interface 3G Antenna Interface Wifi Antenna Interface Wifi Wifi Antenna Interface GPS Antenna Interface GPS Antenna Interface Power Input Interface POWER...
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Page 11: Box Contents
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3.5 Box contents After unpacking, please check the device for damage. If there is contact the fleetminder office. Cross check this list with the device and its accompanying accessories. Table 5: Box contents... -
Page 12: Power Cable
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3.6 Power cable One end is a 6pin white plug, it connects with the 6pin white socket on the MDVR device back panel. The red and black cables are directly connected to the vehicle's battery. Red cable to positive, black cable to negative. Yellow cable is connected to the ignition. -
Page 13: Alarm Input And Output
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Wifi antenna 3G antenna 3.8 Alarm input and output The device has 8 alarm input and 2 alarm output interfaces. Alarm input detection is level detection. Various states of alarm level can be detected while the vehicle is in motion, such as braking, steering horn etc. Below is a diagram that shows when the braking pedal is depressed, the MDVR would be able to detect the high level, otherwise, just detect the low level. -
Page 14: Camera Adapter Cables
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3.9 Camera adapter cables 4 Pin converter BNC composite video cable 8 channel wiring cable, A is the first camera, B is the second © Fleetminder 2014 Page 14... -
Page 15: Hdd, Sim Card, Sd Card Installation
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3.10 HDD, SIM card, SD card installation Unlock the MDVR with the key, insert the HDD box (with the installed hard drive) into the hard drive slot. INSERT / REMOVE THE HDD BOX ©... - Page 16 Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Squeeze the latch lever and pull to remove the hard drive box from the MDVR device Mount the hard drive into the hard drive box (if replacing the drive. Pre-installed by fleetminder) © Fleetminder 2014...
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Page 17: Recommended Installation Hardware
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) SIM card removal / installation The SIM card slot is located on the communication board accessed from the front of the MDVR device. Push to insert the SIM card. Also push to remove. -
Page 18: Remote Control Function Instructions
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 4 Remote Control Function Instructions There is no control button on MDVR panel, requires use of the remote control to operate the device. *PTZ = Pan Tilt Zoom (camera) © Fleetminder 2014 Page 18... - Page 19 Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Key-press & function as below: Digit keys zone： 【0－9】key：Under settings, use for select digit. During playback and preview. 1, 2, 3, 4 is for switching of the channels 【＋】 【－】key：For increment or decrement value 【ENTER】key：Under settings, means select and save...
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Page 24: Device Functions & Operating Guide
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 5 Device Functions & Operating Guide 5.1 Login 5.2 General Settings Figure 4-6 Figure 4-7 © Fleetminder 2014 Page 24... -
Page 25: General Setup - Date & Time
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) General Setup - Date & Time 1．Date Format: Press "ENTER" drop-down menu to use the arrow keys to select the output format of date (year-month-day, day-month-year, and month-day-year). To modify the time and date: move the cursor to the number which needs modification and directly press the corresponding number keys on the remote control, press the save button after set. -
Page 26: General Setup - User Setup
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) General Setup - User Setup 1.Password effective settings to select on or off 2.Only administrators have permission to modify the passwords of users and administrators. Ordinary user’s password is initially set as 000000, and the initial password for administrator is 111111. -
Page 27: General Setup - Display Settings
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) General Setup - Display Settings 1 RCA: Select video input system according to the camera format, PAL or NTSC system. 2 Video output format is selectable between PAL and NTSC. 3 Four-channel video preview can be separately on or off under the straight-through screen. -
Page 28: Record - Main Code
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 2. Selectable record mode: boot record / alarm record / timer record; 3. Selectable packet time: 15/30/45/60 minutes, which stands for the time period how long the video file will become a packaged file. -
Page 29: Record - Sub Stream
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Record – Sub Stream Sub-stream is important parameters when video and data are uploaded to the network through 3G, and its settings are related to the clear and smooth watching effect of video on CMS platform, of course, network transmission mostly depends on the uplink and downlink rate of local network. -
Page 30: Record - Mirror
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Record – Mirror Mirror record is used as a record backup to prevent possible record failure caused by a hard disk error. The mirror parameter settings are the same as the main video parameter settings. -
Page 31: Record - Speed Record
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Under normal circumstances, for example: you can set the resolution of the main code to be HD1 or CIF, frame rate set to be 10, the quality set to be 4, when alarm triggers recording, alarm recording can start in accordance with the set high-quality video parameters. -
Page 32: Alarm Setup
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 5.4 Alarm Setup Alarm settings Sensor Settings 1. Users name the custom sensor according to the IO interface when install MDVR; for example, to change the name "IO1" to be Chinese 'front door, brake' etc, you can press the 'ENTER' key and then input under the soft keyboard state;... -
Page 33: Alarm - G Sensor
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) also be transmitted to center CMS Server platform for recording ; 4. When selecting type to be event, the record file is a normal record; when selecting the type of alarm, the record file type is alarm. -
Page 34: Alarm - Motion Detection
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Alarm – Motion Detection Enable on means this sensor turns on; The sensitivity can be set L (low), M (medium), H (high), the higher the easier to detect environmental change; Detection area: using two points of the diagonal... -
Page 35: Alarm - Linkage
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Alarm – Linkage 1. Select the output (output selectable output, output 1, output 2) in the corresponding column; after selecting the output, when an alarm is generated, the corresponding alarm output line will generate 12V high level to drive the work of other equipment. -
Page 36: Tools - Format
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Tools - Format Format the HDD or SD Card Select to format the hard disk, the mirror disk, SD card or the USB stick. Note: the hard disk and the SD card must be formatted when installed the first time. -
Page 37: Peripherals
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 5.6 Peripherals Peripheral Settings PTZ Settings (pan tilt zoom) 1. Channel selection 1-4 or 1-8 2. Protocol: divided into PELCO-D and PELCO-P protocol 3. Baud rate: 1200/2400/4800/9600 four options, the user can modify baud rates according to different PTZ setting. -
Page 38: Peripherals - Wifi Setup
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 3 Edit the following information under the 3G Settings menu interface: A: Wireless set to open. B: Select the type of communication, press "ENTER" button to select the corresponding module (WCDMA / EVDO / TD-SCDMA is determined by the type of model, one model only support one mode.) C: The access point and the centre number is generally by default, which do not need to change;... -
Page 39: Search - Record Search
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) 5.7 Search – Record Search Calendar dates with a green background means it has a video file. Video search starts by selecting the date, start time, end time, record path: hard drive, mirror, SD... -
Page 40: Appendix 1: Server Platform Interface
Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Appendix 1: Server platform interface Appendix 2: Common problems and solutions Q: No video output? A: Follow this checklist: 1.Check for an illuminated power on light on the MDVR device. If off, then check power to the unit. - Page 41 Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) Q: The video file is missing or there is no video file within a certain period of time? A: Follow this checklist: 1. Determine the time period by analysing the final video file before missing and the first video file after recovery.
- Page 42 Mobile DVR User Manual (Vers. 2014-04) A: Press INFO key to enter the system information page, check whether the SIM card exists and view the signal strength as well as dial-up status, whether the antenna is in good contact, and then check the SIM to see whether it is out of traffic, the most basic judgment is to replace the SIM card.
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