Park Safe ON DEMAND DV454-PSOD008 Operating Instructions Manual

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8CH 1080P MDVR

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Page 1 Operating Instructions 8CH 1080P MDVR Thank you for using our Mobile DVR. Please read this User’s Manual carefully to ensure that you can use the device correctly and safely. The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice. V1.3...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 Specifications ....................1 2 Precautions ....................3 3 Main Features ....................4 4 Wiring Diagram .................... 6 5 Connection - Front Panel ................7 5.1 Mechanical lock ..................7 5.2 LED ....................... 7 5.3 Remote Controller .................. 8 5.4 SSD/HDD Slot ..................
Page 3 7.8 System ....................28 7.9 Disk ....................28 7.10 Volume ..................... 29 8 Record Setup ..................... 30 8.1 Power On Rec ..................30 8.2 Cyclic Rec ..................31 8.3 Event Rec ..................31 8.4 Video Quality ..................31 8.5 Record Channel ................. 34 8.6 Event Duration ...................
Page 4 10.3 2G/3G/4G Control and Setup ............48 10.4 AP Internet Setup ................50 10.5 Network Status ................50 10.6 Server ....................52 10.7 File Upload ..................52 10.8 RTSP Streaming................54 11 System..................... 57 11.1 Log in Setup ..................57 11.2 License Plate Number Setup ............
Page 5: Specifications
1 Specifications 8CH HD DVR Operating system Linux System Operating interface Graphical menu operation interface (OSD) Video permission Administrator & user setting Video input 8 x 1080P analog high definition CVBS output 1CH 6pin aviation connector output PAL/NSTC Single/Split/Triple/Quad/8 Cam/9 Cam/13 Cam/Black Video Video display Mode Screen display...
Page 6 2G / 3G / 4G Optional Wireless Wi-Fi Optional Wi-Fi hotspot / AP Optional Optional G-Sensor 3 axis sensor Available /Gyroscope Windows client Available Software iOS client Available Web portal Available Input 10~32V Output 12V@5A Power Max Power Consumption Standby Power 100mW Consumption Operating temp.
Page 7: Precautions
2 Precautions 1) Motion detection function is set to OFF by default. Alarm files will be created When the motion detection is set ON. 2) G-Sensor recording is recommended to set ON during driving for emergency recording use. G-Sensor level is optional. 3) If the device could not boot up, try to remove all storage disks from the device, and then restart it to check whether it could boot normally or not.
Page 8: Main Features
3 Main Features Controlled by touch screen All settings and operations could be done through a touch-control monitor.  Video and Audio 8 x 1080P video inputs  8 x audio inputs  2 x audio outputs  2 video outputs (1 x CVBS -6pin, 1 x VGA-1080P) ...
Page 9 Network Support LAN, Wi-Fi, and 2G / 3G / 4G.  LAN, Wi-Fi and 2G / 3G / 4G have the sequence priority of connections. They are automatically  switched to save the data once LAN, Wi-Fi or 2G/3G/4G is connected. Recording files could be uploaded to the server.
Page 10: Wiring Diagram
4 Wiring Diagram...
Page 11: Connection - Front Panel
5 Connection - Front Panel ① LED indicator ⑤ IR receiver ② Mechanical lock ⑥ SD Card Slot ③ SSD lock cover ⑦ SSD Slot ④ USB2.0 port ⑧ SIM Card Slot 5.1 Mechanical lock Close the front cover, lock the buckle, and then lock the device with the key. ...
Page 12: Remote Controller
5.3 Remote Controller Use the remote controller closer enough to the IR Receiver, otherwise it may not work. Description Buttons Useless -reserverd POWER Switch to ch1~8 for single channel display 1~8 Switch to eight-segment display Enter menu MENU Move up Move to left Left Enter submenu to set and confirm...
Page 13: Usb Slot
5.6 USB Slot USB 2.0 6 Connection - Back Panel ① 2G/3G/4G antenna 1 ③ Wi-Fi antenna ② 2G/3G/4G antenna 2 ④ GPS antenna 6.1 Power  power input Connect the 9 PIN female to the 9 PIN male on the device. ...
Page 14: Cameras (Avin 1~8)
6.2 Cameras (AVIN 1~8)  Below is the definition of camera input (male).  How to connect cameras Connect cameras to the AV inputs from the DVR cable.
Page 15: Lcd Monitor
6.3 LCD Monitor High definition monitors are recommended to work with the device as below:  Output resolution of the LCD monitor can be selected. Settings are as follows:  AUTO supports as below: System Format CVBS AUTO NTSC/PAL 1080P/720P...
Page 16: Buzzer
6.4 Buzzer If the device is not connected to a monitor, please check the recording status by the buzzer. The buzzer would alarm if the device is not recording under Normal Mode which is set by default. To stop the buzzer from alarming, please make sure the device is working properly. The buzzer warning function is as follows: The buzzer will keep beeping for a while for all types of alarm event recording.
Page 17 Pin Definition:  10 PIN color pink blue grey white purple green yellow black black Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm definition out2 out1 _in6 _in5 _in4 _in3 _in2 _in1 alarm alarm alarm alarm alarm alarm alarm alarm definition ground ground output2...
Page 18: Panic Button (Optional)
6.6 Panic Button (Optional) Overview  The LEDs are used to show the working status of the device. But when the device is installed in the vehicle, it is not easy to check the LED on the front panel. Each LED indicates the corresponding status of the device.
Page 19 Pin Definition  Connect the 8PIN aviation connector of the above cable to the 8PIN aviation connector on DVR(RS232 and RS485).  Color Go to [Setting]-[Record]-[Record Channel] to see if any camera is VLoss Yellow missing. In case any camera is Normal operation chosen but not connected, LED would show yellow...
Page 20 If the panic button alarm recording can not be triggered, please check if the Event Rec. is set ON as shown below: If the alarm recording was triggered, there will be an alarm sign on the screen, as shown below: IR receiver ...
Page 21: Four-In-One Antenna (Gps, 2G/3G/4G, Wi-Fi)
The Buzzer  The alarm from the buzzer in panic button is convenient for checking the status of the device. In System->Exception,Power On Buzzer set to on, DVR power on, alarm buzzer of panic button beeps 15times；if set to off, DVR power on, alarm buzzer of panic button will not beep. In System->Exception,Exception Buzzer set to on, when trigger alarm, alarm buzzer of panic button beeps with long frequency.
Page 22: Menu Lock
② recording ③ lock When the front cover is closed, the lock indicator turns green.  ④ GPS Mechanical lock is different from menu lock.  ⑤ 2G/3G/4G it flashes in connection process, and when connected, Led is always on. ...
Page 23 Users’ account list  Admin Permission Guest Permission User Name admin guest Initial Password Password Modification Enter the menu of Enter all menus Playback, Display mode switching and Volume Permission Users’ name could not be changed, but users’ password is changeable.Guest does not have ...
Page 24: Keyboard Operation Instruction
7.3 Keyboard Operation Instruction Switch letter case, ：：Exit without saving changes, ：Exit with saving changes, ：Clear input, ：Switch to the numeric interface, ：Switch to the English alphabet interface, ：Switch to the special character interface,...
Page 25 Character Switching Introduction...
Page 26: Manual Recording
Letter Case Switching Introduction 7.4 Manual Recording Recording icon: This version is mandatory to record, so clicking this button can not close and open the record 7.5 Playback Video Playback button: Touch this icon to enter the calendar menu. Green marked date means it has recording files saved on that day. Select the date to enter the video file list, then select the file and touch Play icon to play video.
Page 27 Calendar Interface  Search by month : Search by year Record List Interface (1)  ① Normal: Recording list, including normal recording, boot recording, timing recording, alarm recording 1~6, motion detection alarm recording, G-Sensor alarm recording, overspeed alarm recording, panic button manual recording alarm, FCW alarm, DMS detection Alarm, LANE departure detection alarm, PDS detection Alarm,BSD detection Alarm.
Page 28 Type Recording Time Control Mode View Position Normal recording Manual control Normal list Power on recording Manual control Normal list Schedule recording Pre-setup time Normal list Alarm recording 1~6 Event recording setup time Normal list Motion detection recording Event recording setup time Normal list G-Force recording Event recording setup time...
Page 29 The alarm recording file uploaded to the client is shown in the figure below: The alarm recording file downloaded from the client is shown in the figure below:...
Page 30 The abbreviations of recording types are as follows: Normal recording Scheduled recording Motion detection recording Speed recording Temperature recording Panic button recording Alarm 1 recording Alarm 2 recording Alarm 3 recording Alarm 4 recording Reverse recording Brake recording Pedestrian detection Collision alarm recording recording Lane deviation alarm...
Page 31: Log
7.6 Log System Log checking, Log export. 7.7 Display Mode Switching Display mode switch: Press the icon to dis play multiple types of mode. The default mode is automatic view. ① Display mode selection. ② Touch the icon to set up the default. ③...
Page 32: System
7.8 System System settings: Touch the icon to enter the setup menu. A window warning of "Unable to record in set-up mode! Continue?” will be popped up, and touch OK to enter. 7.9 Disk Disk management: Touch the icon, then you can view the status of SSD/HDD, SD card and USB storage as below.
Page 33: Volume
① Disk types. ② ALL: The total capacity of individual disk. free: The remaining capacity of disk. ③ Disk capacity bar If ALL shows 0.00MB, it means that DVR does not have access to this type of disk. Green shows the size of all video files in the "Normal" list Yellow shows the size of all other files except the above files ④...
Page 34: Record Setup
function Min. Max. Default Volume 8 Record Setup 8.1 Power On Rec When “Power On Rec” is set to ON, the device will start recording once it’s powered on. Default setting is ON.
Page 35: Cyclic Rec
8.2 Cyclic Rec Cyclic Rec.：When “Cyclic Rec” is set to ON, new recording files will overwrite the previous ones when the disk is full. Otherwise, it will stop recording when the disk is full. This function is “ON” by default, and will overwrite all video files, including event video files. 8.3 Event Rec Event Rec.: Event recording refers to the alarm recording triggered by events including motion detection, G-Sensor, alarm 1 ~ 6, panic button and over speed, FCW alarm,DMS detection alarm, LANE departure...
Page 36 The main stream is used for video storage. The sub stream is used for network transmission. The default configuration of main stream, sub stream and JPG are as follows: Main stream Sub stream Resolution AUTO none Bitrate AUTO 64Kbps none Framerate 25fps 25fps...
Page 37 ② Bitrate There are 8 levels of bit rate to choose from in the main stream menu, 4Mbps, 2Mbps, 1Mbps, 512Kbps, 256Kbps, 128Kbps, 64Kbps, AUTO; in the sub stream menu, there are 6 levels of bitrate to choose from, 1Mbps, 512Kbps, 256Kbps, 128Kbps, 64Kbps and AUTO. The higher the bitrate, the clearer the image and the larger the video file.
Page 38: Record Channel
④ JPG JPG Frame rate optional : Excellent，High，Mid，Low.The meaning of these four values is as follows： The rate of uploading pictures to the client is unlimited (the fastest), and the Excellent rendering effect is the smoothest. High The rate of uploading pictures to the client is 1 second. The rate of uploading pictures to the client is 3 second.
Page 39: File Length
8.7 File Length The default video file length in AVI and MSV format is 5 min. AVI format video file length can be set to 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes. The length of the video file in MSV format can be set to 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes. File Format File Length 5min,10min,15min...
Page 40: File Type
8.10 File Type Set video format. Record video files in AVI format by default. 8.11 Record Audio Set the recording audio of the channel. When the recording channel is selected, the audio of the channel will be recorded in the recording file. If this channel is not selected, there is no audio in the recording of this channel.
Page 41: Camera Display Setting
9.1 Camera Display Setting Camera parameter setting for each corresponding channel includes brightness, contrast, saturation and hue. The default values of brightness, contrast, saturation and hue of all channels are shown in the figure below. To change the value, drag the bar to left or right to decrease or increase. Camera Display Min.
Page 42: System Language Setting
9.3 System Language Setting Menu languages: English, Russian, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, French.The default language is English. 9.4 Audio Out Select the audio output channel in multi-display mode.The default configuration is shown below.
Page 43: Osd Display Setting
9.5 OSD Display Setting Time, Camera name,License number and Speed can be selected whether to display or not. If it is on, the information will be shown in the live and the playback video.The default configuration is shown below. 9.6 Menu on Set the menu display duration.The default configuration is shown below.
Page 44: Speed
Menu on: Duration can be set to 30s, 60s, 120s and Always. When it is set to 30s, 60s, 120s, it means that the menu will disappear if there is no operation in 30s, 60s or 120s. When it is set to Always, the menu will always be there.
Page 45: Gps
9.8 GPS When the GPS antenna is properly installed, the latitude, longitude and speed will be recorded. The menu provides the GPS information including latitude, longitude, detectable satellites, and accessible satellites etc. Mode: indicates the GPS connection status. Used: indicates the number of available satellites. Visible: indicates the number of searchable satellites.
Page 46: System Format Setting
Vertical: when it is set to ON, the corresponding recording channel will flip vertically; when it is set to OFF, no vertical flip will be done. The setting steps are show as follows: 9.10 System Format Setting...
Page 47 The default configuration is shown above. CVBS: Standard definition display HD: HD display Correct: When the interface of the standard definition display on the screen is not fully displayed, the display interface can be reduced. Each unit of reduction is two pixels, and the maximum can be reduced by 64 units.
Page 48: Network
The default configuration is described in the following table： OUTPUT_127 Left Offset Right Offset Up Offset Down Offset Default Correct Min. Max. Default Left Offset Right Offset Up Offset Down Offset 10 Network 10.1 LAN and Server Setting...
Page 49 The default configuration is shown above. DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Set On for dynamic IP and Off for static IP. Static IP must be manually input with IP address, mask and gateway. MAC address can be automatically assigned or revised.
Page 50: Wi-Fi Network Setup And Server Setup
10.2 Wi-Fi Network Setup and Server Setup The default configuration is shown above. Wi-Fi: ON/OFF DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Set On for dynamic IP and Off for static IP. Static IP must be manually input with IP address, mask and gateway. SSID: Wi-Fi hotspot list.
Page 51 Step 4: Touch SSID sub-menu to select the hotspot and input the password. Step 5: Touch OK to exit. Step 6: Go to “Network -> Server” page to input Wi-Fi Server IP and Port. Touch OK to save the settings. Step 7: Wi-Fi network status and server status can be checked on “Network - >Status”.
Page 52: 3G/4G Control And Setup
10.3 2G/3G/4G Control and Setup The default configuration is shown above. Cellular: Cellular is on, meaning that 2G/3G/4G is on. APN & Access No.: Normally, the user doesn’t need to input user name and password for APN and Access number,The default setting is available. If connection is not successful under the default settings, please consult your local network carrier.
Page 53 2G/3G/4G connection  Step 2: Connect the 2G/3G/4G antenna to connector ①&② of the device rear panel. Step 1: DVR can search 2G/3G/4G signals locally. Step 3: Open the device front panel and insert the SIM card. Step 4: Go to Cellular setup interface and set Cellular to ON. Step 5: Enter the correct APN.
Page 54: Ap Internet Setup
10.4 AP Internet Setup Steps to connect AP Internet  Step 1: Connect the DVR to the internet through Wi-Fi or 2G/3G/4G. Please refer to Chapter 10.2 and 10.3 for connection. Step 2: Set the “AP Internet” to ON. Step 3: Search and connect to the Wi-Fi hotspot of the DVR with other mobile devices. The SSID name of the hotspot is prefixed with “WFD-”...
Page 55 LAN IP: The static IP set on “Network->LAN” page or the dynamic IP obtained automatically. MAC: The static physical address set on Network-LAN page or the dynamic physical address obtained automatically. Wi-Fi: Status indication. Wi-Fi RSSI: Wi-Fi signal strength indication. Wi-Fi IP: Static IP obtained from Network-Wi-Fi page or dynamic IP address.
Page 56: Server
4G：Receive 4G signal Server Status: Online / Offline. Register status: Reasons for failed server connection. 10.6 Server The function of server setting is mentioned in Chapter 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3.LAN, The default server IP of LAN, Wi-Fi and Cellular are “183.233.190.23”, and the default port number is “9090”.
Page 57 “Upload Files” default configuration as shown above. Upload Files：ON/OFF, when set to ON, as long as DVR triggers the alarm video file, the alarm video file will be uploaded to the server. When the value is set to OFF, DVR triggers the alarm video file and does not upload the alarm video file to the server.
Page 58 Uploading：Show progress bar of uploaded video file Filename：Display the file name of the uploaded video file Status：Display the working status of FTP. Successfully uploaded video files can be found in the client interface below. Filter：Alarm video type and upload channel selection, the default configuration is as follows: Click the Alarm1 to select different alarm type settings, as shown below:...
Page 59 Alarm filter type： Overspeed alarm （ velocity Motion Motion detection alarm Speed source: GPS ） Gsensor G-Sensor alarm Temp Temperature alarm Alarm1 Alarm 1 alarm Alarm2 Alarm 2 alarm Alarm3 Alarm 3 alarm Alarm4 Alarm 4 alarm Alarm5 Reverse alarm Alarm6 Brake alarm Alarm7...
Page 60: Rtsp Streaming
10.8 RTSP Streaming The default configuration is shown above. RTSP On.: Set RTSP on /off. Mode: Set MainStream & SubStream on/off. mode on/off Instructions: Set RTSP On, make sure the streaming device and DVR are under the  same local area network, images can be displayed by using DVR's own hotspot AP. Or turn on RTSP On, connect the DVR and the device to the same route (Note: 192.168.100.140 is the fixed IP address of DVR's AP hotspot), open the network stream of the pull-streaming device, enter the streaming address under the network URL, 4 main-streams + 4 sub-streams, a total of 8...
Page 61: System
11 System 11.1 Log in Setup Set user name and password for booting up. The initial password is 123.
Page 62: License Plate Number Setup
11.2 License Plate Number Setup Input license plate number. The default configuration is shown below. 11.3 System Time Setup Format Setup:...
Page 63 "Format" default configuration as shown above. Go to “System – >Date &Time - >Format->Setup” page. ① Time Zone: Time zone setting. ② Date Format: Set the date of format. ③ 24 Hour: If it is ON, time format will be displayed in 24-hour system. If OFF, time format will be ④...
Page 64 "Time Sync" default configuration as shown above. Time Snyc Setup: Go to “System -> Date &Time ->Time Sync->Setup” page. ① GPS: Set GPS to ON/OFF. ② NTP: Set NTP to ON/OFF. ③ NTP Server: Show the URL of the NTP Server. Application scene usage GPS:Off and NTP:Off...
Page 65: Scheduled Recording
11.4 Scheduled Recording The default configuration is shown above. Enable: Set scheduled recording ON/OFF. Start: Set start time of scheduled recording. End: Set end time of scheduled recording. Weekday: Set scheduled recording by weekdays. Select the weekdays to set preset. Scheduled Recording: Support up to four appointed tasks.
Page 66: Acc Settings
The default configuration is shown above. Exception Buzzer: Set the exception buzzer to ON/OFF. Power On Buzzer: Turn on the buzzer can be set to ON/OFF Duration: Set the duration time of the buzzer. 11.6 ACC Settings The default configuration of "Shutdown Voltage" and "ACC Duration" is shown above. Current voltage: Voltage of the working DVR.
Page 67: Alarm Information Setting
work properly. When the current or voltage is lower than shutdown voltage and the device is shut down, users could disconnect the VCC of the device for 1 minute, then the device will come back to work for 1 minute. During this time users can change the value of shutdown voltage. ACC Duration: The device will continue recording for a few seconds after ACC is disconnected.
Page 68 “Alarm 1” default configuration as shown above Trigger Level: There are 3 options of Trigger Level. The options “Low” and “High” are used for turning on alarm function. “Low” is generally used for debugging while “High” is set to enable alarm function for on-road use.
Page 69 ① Camera name of the alarm-triggered channel. ② Touch this button to turn on/off cursor. ③ Line selecting: There are 5 lines to be selected. Line U (up), Line D (down), Line L (left), Line R (right) and ALL. The button turns green if selected. You can use remote control to operate. ④...
Page 70: Update
: Touch to increase trigger value. The bigger the value,, the lower the priority. : Touch to decrease trigger value. The smaller the value , the higher the priority. Alarms with higher priority will be triggered first.  1 stands for the highest priority, and 6 the lowest. ...
Page 71 Step 3: When “Update success!” is shown on the display, the device will reboot automatically. Step 4: After rebooting, please check if the version is the same as the one you copy into “upgrade” folder. Please go to Menu -> System -> Info to check . Note: After the upgrade is completed, the "dvxxx_upgrade_201xxxxxxxxx_Rename"...
Page 72 you can click the Add button to select other devices. The selected ones will be displayed on the device list to upgrade. If you want to remove devices from the list, please select them and click the Del button. Step 4: Select the device to upgrade, and then click the Browser button to select the upgrade package “dvxxx_upgrade_201xxxxxxxxx_Rename”.
Page 73: Configuration
Put 3 logo pictures in the root directory of SD1 card or USB; Insert the SD card or USB into DVR, click System->Update->Logo, then click "OK",will have a prompt message "Start to update the Logo, please wait..." will appear. When the update is successfully completed, a prompt message "Logo update successfully, restart DVR now?"...
Page 74: Application Setting
11.10 Application Setting Application:Three-in-one function of algorithm, AVS and IPC. After selecting the function, the device will automatically restart, and the corresponding functions can be configured then. AI: Algorithm function.the first channel is applied to display images with forward collision warning and lane departure warning, and the second channel is applied to display driver monitoring function.
Page 75 Algo Switch： If it is set On, when the expected collision time TTC Thresold(s) is less than the configured time, the forward collision alarm and blind spot pedestrian detection alarm will be triggered. If it set Off, the alarm will not be triggered if the expected collision time TTC Thresold(s) is less than the configured time.
Page 76 Calibration：parameter calibration. Adjust the camera position to the point that the road and the sky mainly occupy half of the screen, fix the camera position, as shown in the following picture: LDWS： Lane departure, the first channel is displayed. When Alarm is on, Lane departure alarm will be turned on.
Page 77 Alarm：Set to On, when the current speed is greater than the set working speed and track deviation will trigger lane departure alarm recording; set to Off, when the current speed is greater than the set working speed and track deviation, the lane departure alarm recording will not be triggered. Speed :Set the operating speed value of the Lane departure algorithm.
Page 78 ：DMS detection alarm type selection and default configuration.
Page 79 Alarm Type To set ON To set OFF When the driver’s fatigue behavior is detected,an alarm recording will be DMS_Fatigue Will not trigger fatigue alarm. triggered,and there will be voice announcements. When the driver's distracted behavior is detected, an alarm recording will be Will not trigger distraction DMS_Distraction triggered, and there will be a voice...
Page 80 DMS The default values of the function parameters are as follows： Alarm type Default DMS_Fatigue DMS_Distraction DMS_No Driver DMS_Smoking DMS_Calling DMS_NOSeatBelt DMS_SunGlass Sensitivity DMS Work Speed(km/h) Audio Switch On，DMS_NOSeatBelt is Off DMS Installation： The DMS needs to be installed on the dashboard at a distance of 0.8~1.2M from the driver and the front angle of the driver is about +/-30 degrees, as shown in the figure below.
Page 81 Calibration : parameter calibration. Align the face with the calibration frame to conduct calibration. The detection frame is square and blue by default. After the face is aligned with the calibration frame, a green frame will appear on the face. Click the Start button, and will pop out a message after 2-3s indicating successful calibration and accompanied by a voice message, click OK to exit the calibration interface.
Page 82 As shown in the following pictures: Hold the face to the calibration frame, click the Start button to begin calibration. If the face is moved out from the calibration frame during the process, the calibration frame will turn yellow, and after 2-3s a message will pop out indicating that the calibration is failed. Click OK to conduct the calibration again.
Page 83 Alarm type Alarm Duration/ Threshold Min. Max. Default Time（s） Fatigue Threshold Time（s） Distraction Threshold Time（s） NoSeatBelt Threshold Time（s） Smoking Threshold Time（s） Calling Threshold Time（s） NoDriver Threshold Time（s） SunGlass Threshold ：Face recognition...
Page 84 +：Add a human face, as shown in the picture below. Click OK after entering the name, and aim your face at the camera. Click the Start button, move your face up, down, left and right to input the data, a window will pop up to notify the succeed or failed input with a voice message.
Page 85 sent. If it is set Off, face recognition will not be enabled. It is set Off by default. Users can choose algorithm type for channel 3 and 4. BSD settings are as shown in the figure below when it is chose: Speed：...
Page 86 Cursor：It is “OFF” by default. The picture below shows the open state. Camera name of the alarm-triggered channel. ① Touch this button to turn on/off cursor. ② Line selecting: There are 5 lines to be selected. Line U (up), Line D (down), Line L (left), Line R ③...
Page 87 Default settings is shown in below figure: Surround view：Setting page for overlap angle and surround view range. Blending Region Setup: default settings is off. Left-Top: Setting of left-top overlap angle, the default value is 30°, and the value can be set in the ...
Page 88 Right View：Set the visible width on the right side of the surround view.  Front View：Set the visible width on the front side of the surround view.  Back View：Set the visible width on the rear side of the surround view. ...
Page 89 Step 3: Ensure that the 360 cameras connected with AV1-AV4 of DVR. Left side camera--AV1 (Channel 1) Right side camera--AV2 (Channel 2) Front view camera--AV3 (Channel 3) Rear view camera--AV4 (Channel 4) Calibration instruction Step 1: Check whether the mirror image function of the back view camera is open.
Page 90 Step 2: Enter the main menu interface of DVR to choose [System]->[Export], and export photos which needed to be calibrated to SD card. Notice: Do not pull out the SD card before finished the export, otherwise it may cause damage to the export file.
Page 91 Step 5: You can do some calibration by adjusting the length, width and position of the vehicle model. After the adjustment is complete, you can click "refresh" to view the updated calibration effect. The setting method is as follows: Vehicle: choose the vehicle model. Step: Select the precision value (1, 5, 10, 15 pixels) to adjust the length, width and position of the vehicle model.
Page 92 Step 7: The final effect is shown in the following figure: After setting to AVS format, you can adjust the split mode on the main menu interface. The default split mode shown as follows: IPC: Configure the IPC function interface. After selecting OK, the device will automatically restart ...
Page 93 The default configuration is shown in the picture: The default Host IP of the DVR is 192.168.88.1. The IPC can be applied when it is connected to the same network as the DVR. One DVR can connect up to 4 IPC channels. AUTO: AUTO is closed by default.
Page 94 : Indicates that the IPC has been connected successfully : Indicates that no IPC is connected. Clear: Press the button, the DVR will disconnect the IPC that has been successfully connected to the corresponding channel. Add: Button for entering the IPC-adding interface. Clear All: Press the button, the DVR will disconnect all IPC channels that have been connected successfully.
Page 95 : Indicates that the IPC is normal and can be connected to the DVR. : Indicates that the IPC has been connected successfully. : Indicates that the IP format of the IPC is malformed. Manual add: If the IP connected to the IPC is not found, you can add the IPC by manually entering the IP, User Name and Password of the IPC.
Page 96: System Info
11.11 System Info System Info: Software version number. 12 FAQ 1) The System Can’t Start up? ① Check the input power: if the power wire is connected correctly, if the ground wire is connected to the Check the power connection. Please follow the steps below to check the power connection: ②...
Page 97: Appendix
4) Unable to Recognize Cameras？ ① Make sure the camera is good and the connection is correct. ② Reconnect all wires (e.g. extended wires) between cameras and the device. ③ Restart the device to see if it will work properly. 5) GPS Abnormal？...
Page 98: Appendix Ⅱ: Accessories
APPENDIX Ⅱ: Accessories Standard Accessories: parts quantity description parts quantity description 9 PIN power Remote control cable DVR lock keys 7 PIN to RJ45 10 PIN alarm 232&485,8 PIN to wire 4 PIN cable Four-in-one 5 PIN CAN BUS antenna (GPS, wire 2G/3G/4G, Wi-Fi) Optional Accessories Table:...
Page 99: Appendix Ⅲ: Compatibility Storage List
APPENDIX Ⅲ: Compatibility Storage List SATA 3.0 SSD NAME Description SSD 32GB MLC,TS32GSSD420I,-45℃~+85℃ SSD 64GB MLC,TS64GSSD420I,-45℃~+85℃ SSD 128GB MLC,TS128GSSD420I,-45℃~+85℃ MLC,TS256GSSD420I,-45℃~+85℃ SSD 256GB MLC,TS512GSSD420I,-45℃~+85℃ SSD 512GB MLC,TS1TSSD420I,-45℃~+85℃ SSD 1TB SSD 128GB 3D TLC,TS128GSSD450K,0℃~+70℃ SSD 256GB 3D TLC,TS256GSSD450K,0℃~+70℃ SSD 512GB 3D TLC,TS512GSSD450K,0℃~+70℃ SSD 1TB 3D TLC,TS1TSSD450K,0℃~+70℃...