Connection And Setup; Hardware Setup - Velleman ISPROM1 Quick Installation Manual

System
• GUI (Graphical User Interface) display and USB mouse control
• Gmail integration supports notification through Google mail server and any other mail support
• local and remote control completely independent
• VGA interface built-in with output resolution up to 1600 x 1200
• set contains:
• 1x 4-channel H.264 real-time DVR
• 1x hard disc 320GB
• 1x human detection PIR camera
• 3x IR bullet colour cameras
• 1x IR remote control
• 4x 20m camera cables
• 1x 19V PSU
• 1x high-efficiency DC-DC converter for DVR and 4 cameras
• hard disks in option: (not included) 500GB (HD500GB/S) or 1TB (HD1TB/S)
• IR remote control: DVRRC3 (incl.)
• optional monitor (not incl.): MONSCA4, MONSCA5
• optional router (not incl.): PCRT1

Connection and setup

5.
Before the DVR is powered on, make sure you have installed a hard disk, connected at least one camera
and a monitor.
Note: The DVR is designed to automatically detect the video system of the connected cameras (NTSC or
PAL). To make sure the system detection is correct; please check if the cameras are connected to the
DVR and power-supplied before the DVR is powered on.
5.1 Prerequisites
• To ensure the signal transmission, the recommended distance between this DVR and cameras should not
exceed 200 meters by using 3C2V coaxial cables (112 braids).
Using different types of coaxial cables or longer connection distances may influence the availability and
continuity of signal transmission.
• Do not use a signal booster or modem to amplify signals and extend the connection distance.

5.2 Hardware setup

Refer to the illustrations on page 2 of this quick installation guide.
Connecting a video monitor
• Obtain a suitable monitor (not included) and connect it to the BNC or VGA video output port on the back
of the DVR.
Note: the CAL video output simply shows the camera output(s) directly from the video input ports. Data
and/or actions performed via the main monitor are not shown.
Connecting the power supply
• Plug the DC output connector of the included power adaptor into the 19VDC power input at the back of
the DVR.
WARNING: only use the included adaptor.
• Plug the included power cable into the adaptor input connector and plug the other end into the mains. Do
not switch the DVR on yet.
Connecting a camera
• Choose a location for the camera, keeping following guidelines in mind:
• Do not install the camera in locations where extremely high or low temperatures or excessive
vibrations may occur.
• Avoid mounting the camera near high electro-magnetic fields.
• Do not aim the camera at the sun or other extremely bright objects.
• Use the included cables to connect the video output of the camera to either video input at the back of the
DVR. The number next to the input connectors represents the channel number. Connector type is BNC.
• Connect each camera to the power supply adaptor.
Note: The cameras must be connected and power-supplied before the DVR is powered on.
Connecting audio
• The DVR supports four audio inputs. Connect the audio output of an audio source to an audio input of the
DVR. Make sure to connect the audio channel to the corresponding video channel. Connector type is RCA.
• There is also an audio output connector. Connect an audio device e.g. a speaker to this connector when
desired. Connector type is RCA.
Note: the cameras shipped with the IVSPROM1 DO NOT support audio recording.
Connecting Local Area Network (LAN)
• Connect the DVR to a local network by plugging a network cable into the LAN port at the back of the DVR.
Connector type is 8P8C (RJ45). Setup is done through the OSD.
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