The following table shows the outline of basic operations you can perform on the digital video recorder. For details, refer to the explanation that appears by clicking each link.

Viewing live video

Recording video

Searching and playing back recorded video Operations on Live screen

Searches for video scenes using thumbnail images from recorded video.

Copying playback video

Backing up recorded data

Remote-controlling a PTZ camera

Emulating other DVR servers on network (Monitor Plus)

Viewing operation history (logs)

Configuring system settings

Numbers and alphabetical letters

Each operation step begins with a boxed number (Example:

If it is not an operation step, a circled number or alphabetical letter is used (Example:

The numbers and alphabetical letters shown on each reference screen image correspond with those used in the operations steps that follow.

Use these symbols to locate where on the screen the relevant operation buttons and settings are provided.

: Indicates an important operational precaution.

: Indicates supplemental reference information.

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Selecting a screen layout

Switching live video automatically in order of camera numbers (Sequence)

Viewing alarm video in single-screen layout when an alarm event occurs (Event Popup)

Viewing live video in full-screen mode (Enlarge)

Presetting the layout of video images from cameras (Save Preset)

Magnifying video (Zoom)

Automatic recording

Normal recording

Records video continuously during the scheduled time period.

Motion recording

Records video whenever a motion is sensed in the target by the motion sensor.

Alarm IN recording

Records video whenever an alarm signal is input from an external sensor.

Text recording

Records video whenever a specific keyword is found in text from a POS or ATM.

Manual recording

Performing manual recording in emergencies (Suspicion recording)

One Channel Search

(Single-channel)

Searches for and plays back recorded or backup video from a single channel by specifying the date and time.

Motion Search

Uses the motion sensor to search scenes containing any motion in the target area.

Time Bar Search

Uses time bars to show recording information for all channels.

(You can specify the point to start playback by clicking on the desired time bar.)

Text Search

Searches for video and text by using keywords from among data recorded in Text recording.

Alarm Log Search

Uses the alarm logs listed by event to search for video to play back.

Operations on SEARCH screen

Date/Time search

(Multi-channel)

Searches for and plays back recorded or backup video from channels by specifying the date and time.

Thumbnail search

Searches for video scenes using thumbnail images from recorded video.

Motion Search

Time Bar Search

Text Search

Alarm Log Search

Copying a moving image (AVI)

Copying a still image (BMP or JPG)

Manual backup

Auto backup

Configuring optional settings using ETC menu

Configuring detailed system settings on SETTINGS screen

Configuring system environment on Shell screen

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Summary of Contents for Sanyo DSR-HB8000

Page 1 The information provided in this manual is subjected to change without notice. This instruction manual is copyrighted by SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. No materials contained in this manual may be reproduced in any format without the prior permission of the copyright holder.
Page 2 Air duct Standby switch Power socket RA-485 TERMINATE ON/OFF switch RS-485 A/B port To connect a Sanyo system controller, Sanyo PTZ camera, etc. 2nd RS-485 port To connect a competitor's PTZ camea, etc. MOUSE/KBD terminal (mouse/keyboard) COM1 serial port To connect expansion equipment, such as modems, ATM, POS, etc.
Page 3 The battery life is approximately two years. If this battery runs out, the system's time setting will be lost once the system is powered OFF. For battery replacement, consult the dealer from which you purchased the digital video recorder, or the authorized Sanyo Service Center nearest to you.
Page 4 Signal method Conforms to the NTSC/PAL system (software switch) NTSC: 30 ips (Max. ips at CIF-size screen), 480 ips (Max. ips of digital video recorder) PAL: 25 ips (Max. ips at CIF-size screen), 400 ips (Max. ips of digital video recorder) Compression method Video: MPEG 4, Audio: G.721, 8 kHz sampling rate Operating system...
Page 5 Open the drive panel with the supplied key and power ON the digital video recorder. The startup screen appears and the digital video recorder starts loading the system program. When finished loading the program, the system presents the [Login] screen. Startup screen [Login] screen Log into the system using your user name.
Page 6 In the [Password] field, type a valid password for the selected user. You may also use the numeric keypad. Clears all characters you typed. Reset Clears the last character you typed. Click You are successfully logged into the system. The digital video recorder now shows the LIVE screen. You may configure the [Auto login options] setting in the User/Password settings accessible from the SETTINGS screen.
Page 7 7/182 ページ Click The screen closes and the digital video recorder shuts down automatically in approximately 15 seconds. You may also click the [Go To Shell] button on the SETTINGS screen to shut down the system. 2008/10/27...
Page 8 Selectable buttons: Shown with a blue icon. Currently selected button: Shown with the blue background. Unselectable buttons: Shown with a gray icon. Button Displayed Screen/Menu LIVE screen Displays the LIVE screen, where a monitoring user can monitor live video. Besides monitoring live video, these users can perform suspicion recording, one-channel search, and other operations. LIVE SEARCH screen Displays the SEARCH screen, where you can search for recorded video for playback.
Page 9 The LIVE screen appears first after you log into the system. On this screen, you can monitor live video, operate a PTZ (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) camera, and perform suspicion recording and playback of recorded video from a selected channel. "LIVE" is shown as the screen title. The title is "PTZ SETTINGS", however, when you monitor video from a PTZ camera in a single-screen layout.
Page 10 Switching to a single-screen layout when you monitor video from a PTZ camera causes the Camera Control panel to appear to enable remote control. When this panel is not displayed, the current date and time are shown. Refer for details. You can perform zoom-in and zoom-out operations (up to 3 times maginification) when you monitor video from a camera in a single-screen layout.
Page 11 Display example for multiple-screen layout This is the camera title you configured in the [Camera Title] setting in the Camera settings, which can be accessed from the SETTINGS screen. Default setting: CAM01 to CAM16 The current zoom magnification (up to 3 times) is shown here when you monitor video in a single-screen layout. To change the zoom magnification, operate the zoom slider.
Page 12 8-screen (Main 1 + Sub 7) 10-screen (Main 2 + Sub 8) You can switch the camera images displayed in the currently selected screen layout in the order of camera numbers by repeatedly clicking the same Screen Selection button. To switch camera images automatically, use the [Sequence] button. Click on a screen to switch between the single-screen and multiple-screen layouts.
Page 13 Clicking this button automatically switches the displayed live video to the next images in the order of camera numbers, using the screen layout being selected. To stop the auto screen switching, click the [Sequence] button again. You may use other Screen Selection buttons to stop the auto screen switching. To set the screen switching time, select [Layout sequence time] in the ETC menu.
Page 14 Normal screen mode Right-click on a full-screen display to return to the normal screen mode. You can configure and preset the video layouts of your cameras according to your preference. The configured camera layouts can be preset on a user basis. In other words, you cannot display camera layouts preset by other users.
Page 15 Save Click The [Layout preset] dialog box opens. In the [Preset Name] field, type a name (up to 22 characters) for the camera layout. Notice that, in the [Preset Name] field, the display symbol of the selected screen layout has been filled automatically. Screen layout Display Symbol of Screen Layout Single-screen (1 ×...
Page 16 The deletion confirmation dialog box opens. Click The selected preset name disappears from the pull-down menu. Camera information for all channels is listed in a tree format. The tree list contains five folders, each of which can be opened and closed by clicking the By opening each folder, you can view and change settings for that camera from the context menu.
Page 17 If you selected the [Alarm IN Suspicion Record] check box in the Alarm settings accessible from the SETTINGS screen, suspicion recording will occur automatically in conjunction with the input to Alarm IN16. This folder contains the alarm output settings. Right-click the desired Alarm OUT number and, in the context menu, turn On/Off the alarm output. This folder contains the audio output settings.
Page 18 Connect to remote DVR: Establishes a connection to the selected DVR server. Disconnect remote DVR: Disconnect the selected DVR server. When connected, DVR servers are shown with a red border. In a single-screen layout, you can perform zoom-in and zoom-out operations. Click the camera's video you want to zoom in.
Page 19 Before performing PTZ operations, configure the [Protocol] setting in the Camera settings accessible from the SETTINGS screen. The features you can control using the Camera Control panel depend on the camera model. Camera states such as the orientation and zoom magnification can be registered as preset positions. You can register up to 12 preset positions. The preset positions may also be registered and deleted from the [PTZ] tab of the Camera settings accessible from the SETTINGS screen.
Page 20 Click the camera's video. The video image is now displayed in a single-screen layout. Select a preset number by clicking. The camera orientation has been set to the registered preset position. Click the camera's video. The video image is now displayed in a single-screen layout. Preset Click Deselect the Registration check box.
Page 21 To close the confirmation message box, click When recording starts, the Recording button turns red and the recording mode indicator (SUSP) appears in the upper right of the screen. Click the Recording button (in red). The recording stops with the following confirmation message. To close the confirmation message box, click When recording stops, the recording button turns back white and the recording mode indicator (SUSP) in the upper right of the screen disappears.
Page 22 22/182 ページ If you are using a three-button mouse, double-clicking the center mouse button also displays the screen for one channel search operation. : Fast-forward/rewind playback Provides 4-step speed adjustment (×2.0, 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0). : Frame-forward/rewind : Forward/reverse playback 2008/10/27...
Page 23 : Pause Shows the playback speed in six steps (×0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0). Closes the window. On the Calendar panel, select whether to play recorded or backup video and specify the recording date of the video. Data Drive Use this button to play back recorded video stored on the data drive of the digital video recorder.
Page 24 For function of these buttons, refer to the explanation of the playback buttons in the [One channel search] window. Shows the playback speed in six steps (×0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0). Adjusts the audio output volume. Click the [One Channel Search] button to make all buttons selectable. Select the channel from which you want to playback recorded video.
Page 25 Click the [Backup Drive] button and, in the [Select the folder] dialog box, select the folder where the backup video is stored and click loads the backup video from the selected folder. On the calendar, click the day with the video you want to play back. The color of the Calendar panel changes as follows depending on the selected drive type.
Page 26 Clicking the [Once Channel Search] button makes the following Search menu buttons operational in a single-channel display. For how to operate these buttons, refer to "Working with the SEARCH Screen." Uses the motion sensing feature of the digital video recorder to search and play back scenes containing any motion in the target area. Refer for details.
Page 27 The color of the icon turns purple when the system is connected externally from the network, such as when you perform a "Monitor Plus" operation or when using the supplied "DVR Utility" software. Clicking the icon causes the IP address of the connected client to appear. Connecting a USB device to one of the USB ports of the digital video recorder changes the appearance of the icon as follows.
Page 28 To search for and play back recorded or backup video, click the [SEARCH] mode button. The screen changes to the SEARCH screen, where you can play back recorded video from multiple cameras on a multi-screen display. "SEARCH" is shown as the screen title. On the SEARCH screen, the following Mode buttons are available.
Page 29 Screen Layout buttons for selecting the single-screen, quad-screen, 9-screen, and 16-screen layouts. Buttons to display preset camera layouts and the [Initialize Layout] button Selecting a single-screen layout initially displays reduced video, which is 0.54 times the actual size. The preset camera layouts you can display on the SEARCH screen are limited to those listed in the pull-down menu, which are single-screen, quad-screen, 9-screen, and 16-screen layouts.
Page 30 Use this button to play back the video recorded on a data drive on the digital video recorder. (Recorded video) Backup Drive Use this button to load the video stored on a backup or automatic backup drive. (Backup video) Click the button and, in the [Select the folder] dialog box, select the folder where the backup video is stored. Use the spin buttons to display the calendar for the desired month of the year.
Page 31 Click this to show time bars (in hours/minutes) along the time scale. These time bars are colored according to the recording mode. Normal recording Motion recording Alarm IN recording Text recording Click this to show 12 thumbnail images below the time scale, each representing the video recorded at that time, in an interval of 5 minutes. The recording time information is indicated as time bars or thumbnails.
Page 32 On the calendar, click the day with the video you want to play back. The color of the Calendar panel changes as follows depending on the selected drive type. Select the video you want to play back by clicking the calendar day with recorded video data (indicated by a green circle). The beginning scene of the video recorded at the selected date appears on the screen, with the recording information in the time bar display updated.
Page 33 Click the [SEARCH] mode button. The screen changes to the SEARCH screen, which contains a still image of the video together with the Search panel. Select the desired video from the channel and switch to the single-screen layout. If you do not specify any channel, the video scenes from Channel 1 will be searched by default. In the [Search menu], click the [Thumbnail Search] button.
Page 34 For the next steps and later, refer to "Printing the Playback Video" or "Copying Playback Video". Refer for details. Click the [Thumbnail Search] button again. The Thumbnail Search screen closes and you return to the normal SEARCH screen. Uses the motion sensing feature of the system to search scenes containing any motion in the target area. Before starting a Motion search, select the channel whose video scenes you search for.
Page 35 To perform a Motion search for a specific area, click The selected area is now shown in a red rectangle. You may set as many sensing areas as you want. To adjust the size or position of a set sensing area, click - To enlarge or shrink a sensing area horizontally or vertically, drag with the mouse pointer placed at a point on the red rectangle, where it turns to the - To enlarge or shrink a sensing area diagonally, drag with the mouse pointer placed at any corner of the red rectangle, where it turns to the - To move a sensing area, drag with the mouse pointer placed at a point near the center of the red rectangle, where it turns to the...
Page 36 Click The [Motion Search] screen closes, with the searched image displayed in the SEARCH screen. Close If you click , the [Motion Search] screen will close with the state in which you started the Motion search restored. The set sensing conditions will be retained even if you close the [Motion Search] screen. You can list recording information on all channels in the [All channel video map] window.
Page 37 : Normal recording : Motion recording : Alarm IN recording : Text recording The "NOR" (Normal recording) indicator is not shown when the normal recording is performed simultaneously with the Motion, Alarm IN, or Text recording. You can view the search result in more detail by showing the time bars for a specific hour in minutes. Drag the cursor line to the hour for which you want to show the minute time bars.
Page 38 You can use keywords to search for playback video, by searching through data recorded by a POS or ATM. Before starting a Text search, select the channel whose video scenes you search for. Click the [SEARCH] mode button. The screen changes to the SEARCH screen, which contains a still image of the video together with the Search panel. In the [Search menu], click the [Text Search] button.
Page 39 In the Text List area, select the recorded data you want to play back by double-clicking. The surveillance video of the selected data appears with its text data To start playing back the video, click the desired playback buttons. : Frame-forward/rewind : Forward/reverse playback : Pause Save...
Page 40 Enter search criteria. To perform a Text search, you must specify Camera number (1 to 16). : Selects all camera numbers. Reset : Deselects all camera numbers. Search start point (From) In the calendar that pops up, click the day on which the video scenes you want to search for were recorded and then, from the pull-down menu, select the search duration. Search end point (To) In the same manner as you did in , set the date and time at which you want to finish this search.
Page 41 Total Count List Lists the total counts of searched events by sorting in the order of [Date], [Camera], and then [Event] columns. You can select to display either the Daily or Hourly total from the pull-down menu. Details List Lists the details of searched events. By default, all searched logs are listed.
Page 42 The SEARCH screen allows you to print and copy the video images being played back. You can print still images of the video you searched for playback. Before starting printing, you must install a printer driver in the digital video recorder. Click the [PRINT] mode button while the searched video is being played back or suspended.
Page 43 The [Copy] screen appears. Select the radio button corresponding to the format in which you want to save the video images. Available formats: BMP, JPG and AVI Set the copying conditions. The copying condition settings differ depending on the saving format you selected. Selected Time: Shows the recording date and time of the video from which the copying starts.
Page 44 Selected Shows the recording date and time of the video from which the copying starts. Time: Channel: Select the copy-source channel number. To select all channels, click Reset Click to deselect all of the selected channels. Reset (The button is unavailable if you are copying video in the Text search mode.) Text: Use this check box when you copy data recorded in Text recording.
Page 45 You can back up the data recorded from the specified channel in 64-Mbyte files. On the LIVE screen, click the [MANUALLY BACKUP] mode button. The [Manually Backup] screen appears. In the calendar, specify the day on which the data you want to back up was recorded by clicking a red circle. Specifying the year and month changes the calendar content accordingly.
Page 46 selection] screen. Selects all recorded data listed. List All Deselect all recorded data listed. List Reset In the [Target] setting, select the backup-destination drive. In the [Media free size/ Media total size] section, the available space and the total capacity of the backup medium are shown. Confirm the total size of the files you selected does not exceed the size of the available space in the backup medium.
Page 47 Clicking the [ETC] mode button causes the following pull-down menu to appear, presenting various options. Allows the current login user to change his/her password. Selecting this menu command displays the [Change user password] screen, where you can change your password in the following procedure. If you are using the default user names, "Guest"...
Page 48 Fixes the channel from which you can monitor video to a single channel. In the Camera Information panel, right-click one of the channels and, in the context menu, select [Spot Out] to turn On (a checkmark appears) the output to the spot monitor. By default, video from Camera 1 is displayed.
Page 49 Normal OSD option To display the video information in the normal display mode, turn On the "OSD On" radio button and then select the desired display position (upper/lower part). Full screen clock OSD option To display the clock information in the full-screen mode, turn On the "OSD On" radio button and then select the desired display position (upper/lower part). Displays the [Spot Out Setting] screen, where you can configure automatic switching patterns if you have set the [Spot Out mode] to "User Define Mode".
Page 50 Clicking the [LOG VIEWER] mode button causes the [Log Viewer] screen to appear. Allows you to set the query conditions to search for the logs. Date: Click the Calendar button and specify the year, month, and day of the operations you want to query for. User ID: Select the user name in the pull-down menu.
Page 51 This digital video recorder offers the "Monitor Plus" feature, allowing you to emulate up to four networked DVR servers. You can register DVR servers on the [Server List] screen. The [Server List] screen can be displayed using either of the following methods. Click [Monitor Plus] in the ETC menu, and select [Register a remote DVR].
Page 52 In the server list, select the desired DVR server. The selected line is now highlighted. Modify Click The [Network address] dialog box opens. Modify the desired registered setting and click The [Network address] dialog box closes. The content of the server list has been updated. Close Click The [Server List] screen closes.
Page 53 In the [User name] and [Password] fields, select your user name and enter the password. As soon as a connection to the DVR server is established, the [Monitor Plus] screen appears. On the Camera Information panel, the connected DVR server is shown with a red border in the tree list. You can connect to up to four DVR servers simultaneously by following the same procedure (Steps 2 to 4).
Page 54 To disconnect a DVR server On the Camera Information panel, select the DVR server you want to disconnect in the tree list and, in the context menu, select [Disconnect remote DVR]. The connection to the DVR server is disconnected and the [Monitor Plus] screen closes. To disconnect all the connected DVR servers simultaneously, on the Camera Information panel, right-click the "Monitor Plus"...
Page 55 Shows the DVR name, IP address, and user name. Displays live or playback video. Each video is displayed with information such as the camera title and the recording mode. In a multiple-screen layout, the screen you select by clicking has a yellow border. Right-clicking a video invokes the context menu, providing the following menu commands.
Page 56 Use this control to adjust the orientation of the camera. Use this slider bar to set how fast you can move around on the image during panning/tilting or screen shooting. The speed increases as you move the slider bar to the right. Use these buttons to adjust the focus.
Page 57 To Search On the [Playback Control] panel, click The Calendar window appears. The label of the [To Search] button changes to [To Live]. You may also display the calendar by right-clicking on the screen and, in the context menu, selecting [To Search Mode]. In the Calendar window, select the day on which the video you want to play back was recorded.
Page 58 To perform fast-forward, pause, and other playback operations, use the corresponding playback buttons. To Live On the [Playback Control] panel, click Now, the video display area shows again the live video. You can also display the live video again by right-clicking the video and selecting [To Live Mode] in the context menu. If you select another channel to switch the playback video during playback, the channel from which you are playing back video currently will be switched automatically to the live video.
Page 59 The SETTINGS screen is used by "Administrator" users. It is used to set the detailed settings of the digital video recorder. Clicking the [SETTINGS] mode button causes the SETTINGS screen to appear. Use the setting buttons provided at the right end of the screen to access the desired settings. "SETTINGS"...
Page 60 Click the [Camera] setting button to display the Camera settings. Here, you can set the operation conditions of each camera connected to the digital video recorder. Clicking each header cell of the setting table invokes a pull-down menu. Configure the camera type, connection conditions, and other settings for each camera. No.: Click the camera number of the camera for which you want to configure settings.
Page 61 None (No Pre-alarm recording) Short (Short Pre-alarm recording time) Medium (Standard Pre-alarm recording time) Long (Long Pre-alarm recording time) Audio: Turn ON/OFF audio recording for each camera. Protocol: Set the PTZ operation protocol for each camera. Adr: Set the PTZ operation address for each camera (1 to 127). Size: Shows each camera's size setting automatically.
Page 62 The sensing sensitivity can be set in nine levels (Level 1 to 9). Higher the sensitivity level, lower the sensing sensitivity. When [User defined] is selected: The [Add] button becomes selectable, allowing you to define the sensing area as desired. In the preview area, click in the grid cell where you want to enable sensing.
Page 63 In the [Linked alarm] setting, click the button again to return to the setting dialog box. The system applies the settings configured on the [Motion] tab to all cameras. (The settings, however, are not applied to network cameras.) For each camera for which you set the camera type to "LAN" in the Camera setting table (in the [Camera] setting), configure the settings necessary to establish a network connection.
Page 64 Select this check box to enable audio recording. Encoding Type: The camera's Codec setting (MJPEG, MPEG1, MPEG2, MSMPEG 4 V1, or DIVX) is shown. Resolution: The camera's resolution setting is shown. FPS: Select the frame rate. I Interval: The camera's I frame interval setting is shown. For example, if the [I Internal] is "30", one I frame will be inserted every 30 P frames.
Page 65 Save & Close : Saves the configured settings and closes the dialog box. Cancel : Cancels the configured settings and closes the dialog box. Setting a protocol in the Camera setting table (in the [Protocol] column) allows you to configure the operation settings of a PTZ camera. PTZ Preset Click In the dialog box that appears, register camera states such as the current orientation and zoom magnification as preset positions.
Page 66 Save Click The current position is registered as a preset position with the selected preset number. By following the same procedure (Steps 1 to 4), you can register up to 12 preset positions. Click The configured preset positions have been registered. The setting dialog box closes. To delete preset positions one by one: Select the preset number you want to delete in the [Preset ID] setting and Click To delete all preset positions:...
Page 67 Configure the quality of the video displayed on the monitor. Note that this adjustment is possible when the [Camera] setting in the Camera setting table is set to "VIDEO". Brightness: Brightness of the video Contrast: Contrast of the video Hue: Hue of the video Saturation: Saturation of the video Sharpness Interlace scanning mode:...
Page 68 You can configure a recording schedule in the following steps: Configuring a recording schedule allows you to automatically record video as you planned. Camera 1 Click the button for the camera ( Select the check box for the recording mode you want to set. Now, you can configure a recording schedule.
Page 69 To cancel, click the button again. Default Sets Normal recording for all time periods in each day of the week. Clear Clears the set recording schedule. The schedule you set in the lowermost [Holiday] area applies to the holidays you defined in the next "Holiday setting" section. Without the holiday setting, the [Holiday] setting area is grayed out, preventing you from setting the holiday schedule.
Page 70 Click the [Alarm IN] tab. The alarm IN settings appears. For each alarm IN number, follow the next and later setting steps. In the [Alarm IN name] field, type a name for the alarm input. To change the default name, type a new name with a length of 22 characters or less. Click the [Linked Camera] button.
Page 71 Selects all alarm OUT numbers. Reset Deselects all alarm OUT numbers. Cancel Cancels the settings and closes the dialog box. Click the alarm OUT number you want to link to alarm input. This links the camera number to alarm input. You can select more than one camera number. Click The dialog box closes.
Page 72 To change the default name, type a new name with a length of 22 characters or less. Under [Type], click the down-arrow button for the desired alarm OUT number and, from the pull-down menu, select the polarity of the alarm output signal. Setting options: NO (Normal Open): The terminal is normally open and a signal is output if closed.
Page 73 A message dialog box appears, saying that the setting has been completed. Access Sanyo's DDNS service site from your personal computer. In Internet Explorer, enter the following address. The login screen for the Sanyo DDNS service appears. https://www.ddns-sanyosecurity.com Type the user ID and user password shown in the Communication settings and Click The domain name registration page appears.
Page 74 In the [System Controller Type] setting, select the system controller type from the pull-down menu. Setting option: Sanyo System Controller In the [DVR Address] field, select the address (1 to 8) of the digital video recorder from the pull-down menu.
Page 75 In the [SMTP PASSWORD] field, type an authentification password as needed. Click the [User/Password] setting button to display the User/Password settings. On this screen, register users who use this system and their operating authorities. Only "Administrator" users can perform this setting. The name and operating authorities of each registered user are listed.
Page 76 In the [Use ID] field, type the name of the user. Provide a user name of 20 characters or less. In the [Password] field, type the password for the user using the numeric keypad. Provide a user name of 20 characters or less. In the [Password confirm] field, type the password for confirmation using the numeric keypad.
Page 77 In the user list (in the [User Setting] section), select the user whose name you want to change. User ID modify In the [User Info] section, Click In the [User ID] field, the name of the current user appears and the label of the [User ID modify] button changes to [Cancel]. In the [User ID] field, type a new name for the user.
Page 78 You cannot delete "Administrator" and "Guest". In the user list, click the name of the user you want to delete. Delete Click The deletion confirmation dialog box opens. Click The user has been deleted. The user is no longer listed in the user list. Click the [System] setting button to display the System settings.
Page 79 Now, you can enter information in the dialog box. When "URL addressing" is selected Type the domain name and port number ("123" by default) of the server. When "IP Addressing" is selected Type the IP address and port number ("123" by default) of the server. The NTP server has been registered.
Page 80 OFF", because the drive capacity is already full. The Auto Data Deletion feature, when enabled, will automatically erase the data saved in the data drive if the set deletion period elapses. Setting options: Off: Disables the Auto Data Deletion feature. 1 to 99DAYS: Sets the Auto Data Deletion period.
Page 81 Mapping a newly formatted drive to “Data Drive” causes the system to secure the entire disk space less the management area as the reserved area. Since, in the Windows file management method, this reserved area is recognized as a used area, the remaining disk capacity of a “Data Drive” type disk appears to be less than the actual remaining capacity available for recording.
Page 82 Create the folder in which to store automatically backed up data for each drive. The pull-down menu shows the drive letter for each drive for which you set the drive type to "Automatic Backup Drive". Selecting a drive letter causes the total size and the available size of the corresponding drive to appear. The [Create Folder] window opens.
Page 83 The [Network Drive Setting] window opens. The digital video recorder searches for all shared folders for which a network connection can be established and, if any, shows them in the folder list. In the folder list, folders created by NAS system administrators using a dedicated utility are shown. For how to create a NAS folder, refer to the manual for the NAS system.
Page 84 If the drive letter for the configured network drive is not listed in the [Drive setting] section, click the [Exit] button at the lower right of the screen to save the configured drive settings. Then, click the [System] button again to display the System settings screen. To disconnect the digital video recorder from a network drive, right-click the corresponding drive setting in the [Drive setting] list and, in the context menu, select [Unmap Network Drive].
Page 85 Remote: On (Transmits video and text information to networked computers.)/Off (No transmission) E-Mail: On (Transmits an E-mail to the specified E-mail address.)/Off (No transmission) This tab provides the transmission settings for the Alarm IN event that occurs when alarm input is made externally. Turn On/Off the transmission for each Alarm IN number.
Page 86 Remote: On (Transmits text information to networked computers.)/Off (No transmission) E-Mail: On (Transmits an E-mail (text) to the specified E-mail address.)/Off (No transmission) This tab provides the transmission settings for the NTP server error event that occurs when an error occurs in the NTP server to which the digital video recorder is connected. Remote: On (Transmits text information to networked computers.)/Off (No transmission) E-Mail:...
Page 87 Select the [Use TEXT Device] check box. Now, you can enter device settings. Assign an ID number (01 to 16) to the text input device by selecting from the pull-down menu. Type a name for the text input device. In the [Related Camera] setting, click the button (labeled as "None", by default). The [Select linked camera] setting dialog box appears.
Page 88 Select this check box to enable the on-screen display of text information included in each receipt. Select this check box to enable the on-screen display of text information included each receipt in a single-screen layout. After selecting this check box, specify how long the text information is displayed in the [Duration] setting. Select this check box to enable the transmission of text information included in each receipt via E-mail.
Page 89 You can specify a single text string only. The printing of a receipt ends when this text is detected. You can specify a single text string only. The printing of a receipt is skipped when this text is detected. You can specify two or more text strings. Type the desired text string in the upper box and Click To delete a text string, select it in the lower box and Click Port settings...
Page 90 In the [Event text] setting, type an event trigger keyword in the upper box. You can specify two or more keywords. When finished, Click . Then, the text is listed in order in the lower box. To delete a keyword, select it in the lower box and Click In the [Alarm] section, click the button (labeled as The [Select linked alarm from camera] setting dialog box appears.
Page 91 Click the [Go To Shell] button on the SETTINGS screen and then Click (desktop) appears. On the Shell screen, you select operations from five menu icons. Switching to the Shell screen discards all the settings you configured on the SETTINGS screen. Before clicking the [Go To Shell] button, once click [Exit] to save the changes.
Page 92 To change the default label of each icon, type a new label in the text box. The currently set text color of the icons is shown. Change Color Click the . Then, the [Color] dialog box opens, allowing you to change the text color. The currently set text color of the icons when selected is shown.
Page 93 Selecting the check box causes the application to start automatically when the system starts up. Selecting the check box enables the "Alt+Tab" key combination, which allows you to switch to the desired application that is running from the system's operation screen. The icon for each application you registered appears at the bottom of the screen.
Page 94 You can configure the UPS in the [Power Options Properties] dialog box. The [Power Options Properties] dialog box opens. When the digital video recorder is connected to a UPS, the dialog box shows the [Alarms] tab. The settings on the [Alarm] tab appear. Connecting an UPS to the digital video recorder causes the system to perform the operations in the event of a power failure.
Page 95 The selected files are updated. : Selects all check boxes. Reset : Deselect all check boxes. Cancel : Cancels the settings and closes the dialog box. Click this button to view the program version and the model name of the digital video recorder. Click this button to configure the network connection filters.
Page 96 If this is the first time you powered ON the digital video recorder, you need to switch to the Shell screen from the SETTINGS screen and click this button to configure the date and time settings. Click this button to configure the language displayed on the digital video recorder. In the [Language] setting, select the desired language from the pull-down menu and Click The system displays the selected language when you log in the system the next time and later.
Page 97 You can customize the display language according to your preference. The [Language Customization] dialog box opens. Select "Main Program" or "Tool-Tip". The variables of the selected program type are listed. The customized settings have been saved. To export or import the customized settings, click the dialog box.
Page 98 You can use the supplied software "DVR Utility" to remote-control the digital video recorder from your personal computer. Confirm that your computer meets the following operating environment requirements before installing the DVR Utility. This software requires the following operating environment. Operating system: Windows XP CPU: Pentium 4 (3.0 GHz or higher processor) Memory: 512 Mbytes or more...
Page 99 When the installation process is finished, click The shortcut icon "DVR Utility" appears on the desktop. To uninstall DVR Utility, in the Control Panel, select [Add or Remove Programs] and select the DVR Utility application. You can connect your computer to the digital video recorder in the following steps. Click the [DVR Utility] shortcut icon on the desktop.
Page 100 Click the [Connect] menu button. The [Network Connection] screen appears. In the [Connection Type] setting, select the service provider type. Normally, use the default settings to continue the connection procedure. DirectPlay8 IPX Service Provider DirectPlay8 TCP/IP Service Provider (Default setting) Search Click The [DVR Server List-TCP/IP] screen appears.
Page 101 To register a digital video recorder manually so that it is listed in the pull-down menu, follow the steps below. New Address Click In the appropriate text boxes, type the server name, IP address, and port number of the digital video recorder you want to register. Update Click The registered digital video recorder is now listed in the pull-down menu.
Page 102 "LIVE" is shown as the screen title. The title is "PTZ SETTINGS," however, when you are operating a PTZ camera. The live video of the camera connected to the digital video recorder is displayed here. Each video is displayed with the camera title, recording, mode, recording date, and other information. Refer for details.
Page 103 Use these buttons to display the selected operation screen. Displays the [Network Connection] screen. On this screen, you can connect your personal computer to a networked digital video recorder. If you attempt to connect to another digital video recorder, a confirmation dialog box opens, asking you to confirm the disconnection. Click once disconnect the current connection.
Page 104 The current zoom magnification is shown here when you zoom in/out the video. Using the Screen Selection buttons, besides the single-screen display, you can select eight types of multiple-screen layouts. By default, the LIVE screen is displayed in a 16-screen layout. Single-screen 9-screen (3 ×...
Page 105 The button for the channel you are currently monitoring is shown in blue. Clicking a channel button causes the channel to be displayed in a single-screen layout. Displays the video for the next/previous camera channel(s). In a multiple-screen layout, the number of channels displayed on the screen at a time (channel bundle) are switched. Allows you to select a single audio output channel.
Page 106 To return to the normal screen mode, right-click on the full-screen video and, from the context menu, select [Normal Mode]. You can zoom into a specific area of the video you are monitoring. Select the desired multiple-screen layout using the Screen Selection buttons. You cannot perform zoom-in operation in a single-screen layout.
Page 107 Switches between the normal screen and full-screen modes. Starts/Stops the Live Streaming mode. Starting the Live Streaming mode causes the red status message "Live Streaming" to appear at the lower left of the screen, which indicates that you can receive live video data in real-time.
Page 108 Setting this value to "0" causes the alarm video to continue while the alarm signal is output. Displays the version of this software. Clicking the [Search] mode button switches the screen to SEARCH screen. The displayed screen title varies depending on the type of video you searched for playback. REMOTE SEARCH: Recorded video stored on the digital video recorder under remote control.
Page 109 Use these controls to select the video/audio channel and adjust the audio volume level of playback video. For operation, refer to the corresponding explanation in the LIVE screen section. Use this panel to perform playback operations including fast-forward and frame-forward. Right-clicking an item on the screen invokes the context menu, presenting a list of operation commands available at that time.
Page 110 Backed-up video can be played back even if the computer is not connected to the digital video recorder. To play back backup video stored on a NAS network drive, configure Windows in the [Map Network Drive] dialog box in advance. Select the video you want to play back by clicking the desired day on the calendar.
Page 111 Clicking the blue hour indication area sequentially changes the time scale as shown below. 24-hour display (1 hour × 24 graduations) 12-hour display (1 hour × 12 graduations) 6-hour display (30 minutes × 12 graduations) 3-hour display (30 minutes × 6 graduations) Time bars: Shows recording information on each channel in the color defined for each recording mode.
Page 112 Thumbnail Search Click while video is being played back (or paused) on the SEARCH screen. The screen changes to the Thumbnail Search mode and the first still image of the video appears in the Preview area. Select the channel (single channel) which you want to search for video scenes using the Camera channel selection buttons. If you do not specify any channel, the video scenes from Channel 1 will be searched by default.
Page 113 113/182 ページ From the displayed thumbnail images, select the image you want to print or copy and, on the Thumbnail Search panel, click the [Print] or [Save Image] button. You may select more than one thumbnail image. For how to print/save a thumbnail, refer to "Thumbnail Search panel components and their functions". The selected image is now shown in a yellow rectangle (the last selected image is shown in a blue rectangle).
Page 114 114/182 ページ Clicking this button and then dragging on the preview image lets you move the position of the preview image. Click this button to set the noise filter on the image. From the thumbnail images displayed, you can save the selected images. Click this button and, after confirming how many images you are saving, configure the saving conditions in the [Save As] dialog box.
Page 115 Prints the selected thumbnails using the conditions you set on the screen. Displays the [Print] dialog box, where you can set printing conditions. Displays the previous/next page if the images are to be printed on two or more pages. Zooms in/out the print preview images. This does not affect the images to be printed. Allows you to select the layout (horizontal ×...
Page 116 The saving of the recorded data will start at the date and time specified under [AVI Start Time]. Text: Use this option to save data recorded in Text recording. When selected, an SMI file is created to save text data together with video data. The text data will be displayed in the caption area below the video image.
Page 117 Enter search criteria. To perform a Text search, you must specify Camera: Camera number (1 to 16). Date: Recording date of the video you want to search. In the calendar that pops up, click the day on which you want to perform a Text search. Time: Search duration (in "hour:minute"...
Page 118 : Frame-forward/rewind : Forward/reverse playback : Pause Save Click The [Save As] dialog box opens, allowing you to save the searched video data. Close Click The [Text Search] screen closes and you return to the state before starting the Text search. The Alarm Log list allows you to search and play back recorded video.
Page 119 Camera number (1 to 16). : Selects all camera numbers. Reset : Deselects all camera numbers. Search start point (From) In the calendar that pops up, click the day on which the video scenes you want to search for were recorded and then, from the pull-down menu, select the search duration. Search end point (To) In the same manner as you did in , set the date and time at which you want to finish this search.
Page 120 Click the forward playback button. Plays back the selected video image. : Fast-forward/rewind playback Click one of these buttons repeatedly to adjust the playback speed in four steps (x2.0, 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0). : Frame-forward/rewind : Forward/reverse playback Click one of these buttons repeatedly to adjust the playback speed in two steps (x1.0 and 0.5). : Pause The selected playback speed appears in the playback speed box at the right end.
Page 121 121/182 ページ Displays the buttons you can use to control cameras based on preset settings. Turns On/Off the camera power. Turns On/Off the illuminating light. Turns On/Off the wiper. The camera moves to and fro between two preset positions. Use these buttons to adjust the focus. Use these buttons to zoom in/out the video.
Page 122 Select a camera. Select the camera you want to control using the camera channel selection buttons and switch to a single-screen layout. Click Set the camera orientation using the PAN/TILT controller. Adjust also the zoom and focus settings as required. Select a preset number.
Page 123 Select a camera. Preset Tour Click The camera moves around two or more preset positions in the order of preset numbers so that you can monitor what's happening in these positions. You can back up data recorded with the digital video recorder to your personal computer connected via network. Clicking the [Backup] menu button displays the [Remote Backup] screen.
Page 124 The available disk space on the selected drive is shown. Starts the backup process. Stops the backup process. The progress of the backup process is shown on the gauge. In the [Camera] section, click the button (labeled as The [Select Linked Camera] setting dialog box opens. Select the camera number for the data you want to back up and Click Clicking a camera number toggles the backup On/Off status of the camera.
Page 125 125/182 ページ If the backup medium runs out of space, the system will present a message dialog box. 2008/10/27...
Page 126 The SETTING screen is used by "Administrator" users. It is used to set the detailed settings of the digital video recorder. Clicking the [Settings] menu button and entering a valid password causes the SETTINGS screen to appear. Use these buttons to switch among the six setting screens provided. Camera Settings Allows you to set the operation conditions of each camera connected to the digital video recorder.
Page 127 User/Password Settings Allows you to register users who use this system and their operating authorities. Only "Administrator" users can click this button. Text settings Allows you to configure Text recording settings by connecting a text input device such as a POS or ATM to the digital video recorder. Use this button to close the SETTINGS screen and return to the LIVE screen.
Page 128 The recording rates shown in the pull-down menu depend on the [Size] setting. (This is also true for the recording modes described below.) Motion: Set the recording rate used in Motion recording for each camera. Alarm IN: Set the recording rate used in Alarm IN recording for each camera. Text: Set the recording rate used in Text recording for each camera.
Page 129 The sensing sensitivity can be set in nine levels (Level 1 to 9). Higher the sensitivity level, lower the sensing sensitivity. When [User defined] is selected: The [Add] button becomes selectable, allowing you to define the sensing area as desired. In the preview area, click in the grid cell where you want to enable sensing.
Page 130 Reset : Turns Off the alarm output for all Alarm OUT numbers. Cancel : Cancels all settings and closes the dialog box. The Motion setting dialog box closes. On the [Motion] tab, the button in [Linked alarm] setting now shows the settings you have configured ("None", Alarm OUT Nos. (1 to 16), or "All").
Page 131 When the Event Popup feature is enabled, the system displays relevant event video in the single-screen mode whenever an event occurs and sounds an alarm beep. All camera config copy : Applies the settings on the tab to all cameras. Click the [Schedule] setting button to display the recording schedule settings.
Page 132 To apply the same schedule for all cameras or for all days of the week, use the following buttons. All days Applies the set recording schedule to all days of the week. To cancel, click the button again. All cam Applies the set recording schedule to all cameras.
Page 133 Click the [Alarm IN] tab. The alarm IN settings appears. For each alarm IN number, follow the next and later setting steps. In the [Alarm IN name] field, type a name for the alarm input. To change the default name, type a new name with a length of 22 characters or less. Click the [Linked Camera] button.
Page 134 Reset Deselects all alarm OUT numbers. Cancel Cancels the settings and closes the dialog box. Click the alarm OUT number you want to link to alarm input. This links the camera number to alarm input. You can select more than one camera number. Click The dialog box closes.
Page 135 To change the default name, type a new name with a length of 22 characters or less. Under [Type], click the down-arrow button for the desired alarm OUT number and, from the pull-down menu, select the polarity of the alarm output signal. Setting options: NO (Normal Open): The terminal is normally open and a signal is output if closed.
Page 136 Only "Administrator" users can perform this setting. You cannot register new users or delete registered users via the network. The name and operating authorities of each registered user are listed. By default, "Guest" and "Administrator" are listed. You cannot use (the button to register new users) and Type the user name and password.
Page 137 Setup: Operation on the SETTINGS screen Search: Operation on the SEARCH screen Backup: Operation on the MANUALLY BACKUP screen PTZ/Controller: Remote operation of a PTZ camera Shutdown: System shutdown System Controller: System controller operation Only "Administrator" can have the operating authority for the [User/Password] and [Go to Shell] buttons. You cannot grant this operating authority to other users. In the [Camera control] section, use the number buttons to specify the camera for which you want to grant the user the operating authority on the LIVE screen.
Page 138 In the [New password] field, type a new password using the numeric keypad. Enter a new password with a length of up to 20 characters. In the [Password confirm] field, type the password for confirmation using the numeric keypad. Re-enter the password you entered in Step Save Click The password has been changed.
Page 139 Select the [Use TEXT Device] check box. Now, you can enter device settings. Assign an ID number (01 to 16) to the text input device by selecting from the pull-down menu. Type a name for the text input device. In the [Related Camera] setting, click the button (labeled as "None", by default). The [Select linked camera] setting dialog box appears.
Page 140 Select this check box to enable the on-screen display of text information included in each receipt. Select this check box to enable the on-screen display of text information included each receipt in a single-screen layout. After selecting this check box, specify how long the text information is displayed in the [Duration] setting. Select this check box to enable the transmission of text information included in each receipt via E-mail.
Page 141 The printing of a receipt ends when this text is detected. You can specify a single text string only. The printing of a receipt is skipped when this text is detected. You can specify two or more text strings. Type the desired text string in the upper box and Click To delete a text string, select it in the lower box and Click Port settings In the Text settings, Click...
Page 142 In the [Event text] setting, type an event trigger keyword in the upper box. You can specify two or more keywords. When finished, Click . Then, the text is listed in order in the lower box. To delete a keyword, select it in the lower box and Click In the [Alarm] section, click the button (labeled as The [Select linked alarm from camera] setting dialog box appears.
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You can use the Web browser (Internet Explorer) installed on your personal computer to operate the digital video recorder from a remote location. To do so, you must meet the following operating requirements: Operating system: Windows XP CPU: Pentium 4 (3.0 GHz or higher processor) Memory: 512 Mbytes or more Video Card: 102×768 (32Bit, Color) Monitor: 1280×1024...
Page 144 You cannot connect to any digital video recorder on which the SETTINGS screen is displayed. Moreover, if any operation is performed on the SETTINGS screen, the digital video recorder will be disconnected immediately. If the screen after login shows the message "Press SPACEBAR or ENTER to active and use this control", click on the screen. Then, the control is activated and the message disappears.
Page 145 If Windows XP's built-in firewall feature or a third-party's firewall software is installed on your computer, the DVR Utility cannot operate normally because it cannot communicate with the digital video recorder. To use the DVR Utility, be sure to disable the firewall settings. Note that, in Windows XP SP2, the firewall feature is installed by default.
Page 146 The live or playback video of the camera connected to the digital video recorder is displayed here. Each video is displayed with the following information. This is the camera title you configured in the [Camera Title] setting in the Camera settings, which can be accessed from the SETTINGS screen. Default setting: CAM01 to CAM16 Live video is shown with the recording mode currently in use.
Page 147 Clicking this button causes the disconnection confirmation dialog box to appear. Click to disconnect your computer from the digital video recorder, with the operation screen closed. Use this button to display the [Search] screen. Use this panel to perform playback operations including fast-forward and frame-forward. The selected playback speed appears in the playback speed box at the right end.
Page 148 148/182 ページ Use this button to adjust the orientation of the camera. Use these buttons to adjust the zoom, focus, and iris settings. Use these buttons to set the camera orientation to a registered preset position. The channel shown blue shows the channel in which an alarm has occurred. Use these buttons to select the channel of the digital video recorder from which you want to output alarm signals.
Page 149 Allows you to change the video image displayed on the clicked screen using the pull-down menu. Eight screen layouts are available. Switches the mode of the screen showing the image you clicked from the playback to live video mode. Switches the mode of the screen showing the image you clicked from the live to playback video mode. To display playback video, select the date on the calendar and specify the playback start point on the time bar display Refer for details.
Page 150 Single-screen 9-screen (3 × 3) 8-screen (Main 1 + Sub 7) 10-screen (Main 2 + Sub 8) You can switch the video images displayed in the currently selected screen layout in the order of camera numbers by repeatedly clicking the same Screen Layout button. Example of switching in the single-screen layout Example of switching in the quad-screen layout Double-clicking on a screen image to switch between the single-screen and split-screen layouts.
Page 151 Double-clicking an image in a split-screen layout: The double-clicked image appears in the single-screen layout. Double-clicking an image in the single-screen layout: The screen returns to the previously selected split-screen layout. Right-click on the screen and, in the [Channel Change] pull-down menu, select the desired camera number. Then, the video for the specified camera number appears on the right-clicked screen.
Page 152 Streaming video can also be displayed on the [Search] screen Follow the steps below to play back the video recorded with the digital video recorder. Click the Search button. The screen changes to the Search screen and the [Calendar] window opens. Select the video you want to play back by clicking the desired day on the calendar.
Page 153 Time scale Clicking the blue hour indication area sequentially changes the time scale as shown below. 24-hour display (1 hour × 24 graduations) 12-hour display (1 hour × 12 graduations) 6-hour display (30 minutes × 12 graduations) 3-hour display (30 minutes × 6 graduations) Time bars: Shows recording information on each channel in the color defined for each recording mode.
Page 154 To specify the playback start point as time, follow the steps below: Right-click anywhere in the window and, in the context menu, click [Go to video]. Text boxes appear, allowing you to specify the playback start time. (By default, these boxes show the time when you right-clicked in the window.) Type the playback start time (in the hour:minute:second format) and click The playback stops if in progress.
Page 155 Right-click the video image being played back and, in the context menu, click [To Live]. Now, the screen shows again live video, instead of playback video. The Alarm Log list allows you to search and play back recorded video. Before performing an Alarm Log search, display the Search screen. On the Search screen, click the [Alarm Log Search] button.
Page 156 Camera number (1 to 16). : Selects all camera numbers. Reset : Deselects all camera numbers. Search start point (From) In the calendar that pops up, click the day on which the video scenes you want to search for were recorded and then, from the pull-down menu, select the search duration. Search end point (To) In the same manner as you did in , set the date and time at which you want to finish this search.
Page 157 To narrow down the search result to a particular video image, click the desired row in the event-details section of the Alarm Log list. The selected video image appears. Click the forward playback button. Plays back the selected video image. : Fast-forward/rewind playback Click one of these buttons repeatedly to adjust the playback speed in four steps (x2.0, 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0).
Page 158 Camera: Camera number (1 to 16). Date: Recording date of the video you want to search. In the calendar that pops up, click the day on which you want to perform a Text search. Time: Search duration (in "hour:minute" - "hour:minute" format). Order: Display order of the search results in the Text List area.
Page 159 : Frame-forward/rewind : Forward/reverse playback : Pause Save Click The [Save As] dialog box opens, allowing you to save the searched video data. Close Click The [Text Search] screen closes and you return to the state before starting the Text search. Use this button to save the still image of the video being played back.
Page 160 Select the storage location of the image and click This saves the selected image in the JPEG format. On the screen, you can save video data recorded with the digital video recorder to your personal computer or a removable disk. Click the Data Backup button.
Page 161 Shows the size of the selected range of data. Start the backup process by specifying the folder into which you want to back up the selected data. Specify the backup-destination drive and folder. The available disk space on the selected drive is shown. Starts the backup process.
Page 162 When the backup destination is a CD/DVD Upper line: Indicates the writing status from the buffer to the backup medium. Lower line: Indicates the writing status to the buffer. When the backup destination is a removable disk Upper line: Indicates the progress of writing each file. Lowe line: Indicates the progress of writing all files, if there are more than one file.
Page 163 Click the video image from the PTZ camera you want to operate. The selected image is shown in a yellow rectangle. P-Run Click The button is highlighted and the camera starts a preset run. During a patrol run, the preset number for the current position is highlighted. P-Run Click again.
Page 164 The SETTING screen is used by "Administrator" users. It is used to set the detailed settings of the digital video recorder. Click the Settings button in the [Settings] section to display the [Settings] screen. Use these buttons to switch among the six setting screens provided. Camera Settings Allows you to set the operation conditions of each camera connected to the digital video recorder.
Page 165 Click the Live button or the Search button. This brings you to the corresponding screen, with the Settings screen closed. To switch to the Live screen To switch to the Search screen Attempting to close the Settings screen causes the following confirmation dialog box to appear, asking whether or not to save the settings. Click Click the [Camera] setting button to display the Camera settings.
Page 166 Clicking each header cell of the setting table invokes a pull-down menu. Configure the camera type, connection conditions, and other settings for each camera. No.: Click the camera number of the camera for which you want to configure settings. The video from the camera you selected appears in the Preview area Camera (View-only): Shows the camera type you set on the digital video recorder.
Page 167 Clicking a camera number in the Camera setting table causes the video from the selected camera to appear in the Preview area. Set the encoding format. Setting options: MPEG4 and MPEG4+ These tabs are used to configure detailed condition settings. You cannot set the contents of the [Network Camera] and [PTZ] tabs via the network.
Page 168 Reset Clicking switches the screen to the [User defined] mode. The [Select linked alarm from camera] setting dialog box appears. Clicking an Alarm OUT number turns On the alarm output from the corresponding terminal. You can turn On the alarm output for more than one terminal. Click the terminal number again to turn Off the alarm output.
Page 169 Contrast: Contrast of the video Hue: Hue of the video Saturation: Saturation of the video Sharpness Interlace scanning mode: Fast but does not support the panning view. Progressive scanning mode: More dense and supports the panning view. Default : Resets the settings on the tab to the defaults. All camera config copy : Applies the settings on the tab to all cameras.
Page 170 You can configure a recording schedule in the following steps: Configuring a recording schedule allows you to automatically record video as you planned. Camera 1 Click the button for the camera ( Select the check box for the recording mode you want to set. Now, you can configure a recording schedule.
Page 171 On the calendar, select the date on which you want to set a holiday by clicking. The selected date is highlighted. Use the spin buttons to set the year and month of the calendar. Use the following buttons to add the selected date to the holiday list Use an appropriate button depending on whether you set a specific, monthly, or yearly holiday.
Page 172 Click the [Alarm IN] tab. The alarm IN settings appears. For each alarm IN number, follow the next and later setting steps. In the [Alarm IN name] field, type a name for the alarm input. To change the default name, type a new name with a length of 22 characters or less. Click the [Linked camera] button.
Page 173 All Alarm Selects all alarm OUT numbers. Reset Deselects all alarm OUT numbers. Cancel Cancels the settings and closes the dialog box. Click the alarm OUT number you want to link to alarm input. This links the camera number to alarm input. You can select more than one camera number. Click The dialog box closes.
Page 174 Click the [Alarm OUT] tab. The alarm OUT settings appears. For each alarm OUT number, follow the setting steps below. In the [Alarm OUT name] field, type a name for the alarm output. To change the default name, type a new name with a length of 22 characters or less. Under [Type], click the down-arrow button for the desired alarm OUT number and, from the pull-down menu, select the polarity of the alarm output signal.
Page 175 To send the alarm-notification E-mail, follow the steps below. In each [E-Mail] field, type the address to which you want to send an E-mail if an alarm occurs. You can enter up to three E-mail addresses. In the [SMTP server] field, type the domain name or IP address of the SMTP server. In the [SMTP ID] field, type an authentification ID as needed.
Page 176 The name and operating authorities of each registered user are listed. By default, "Guest" and "Administrator" are listed. You cannot use (the button to register new users) and Type the user name and password. User ID: Type (or view) the name of the user. Password/New password: Type the password for the user.
Page 177 Setup: Operation on the SETTINGS screen Search: Operation on the SEARCH screen Backup: Operation on the MANUALLY BACKUP screen PTZ/Controller: Remote operation of a PTZ camera Shutdown: System shutdown System Controller: System controller operation Only "Administrator" can have the operating authority for the [User/Password] and [Go to Shell] buttons. You cannot grant this operating authority to other users. In the [Camera control] section, use the number buttons to specify the camera for which you want to grant the user the operating authority on the LIVE screen.
Page 178 In the [New password] field, type a new password using the numeric keypad. Enter a new password with a length of up to 20 characters. In the [Password confirm] field, type the password for confirmation using the numeric keypad. Re-enter the password you entered in Step Save Click The password has been changed.
Page 179 Select the [Use TEXT Device] check box. Now, you can enter device settings. Assign an ID number (01 to 16) to the text input device by selecting from the pull-down menu. Type a name for the text input device. In the [Related Camera] setting, click the button (labeled as "None", by default). The [Select linked camera] setting dialog box appears.
Page 180 Select this check box to enable the on-screen display of text information included in each receipt. Select this check box to enable the on-screen display of text information included each receipt in a single-screen layout. After selecting this check box, specify how long the text information is displayed in the [Duration] setting. Select this check box to enable the transmission of text information included in each receipt via E-mail.
Page 181 Select the character code transmitted from the text input device to the digital video recorder. The printing of a receipt begins when this text is detected. You can specify a single text string only. The printing of a receipt ends when this text is detected. You can specify a single text string only.
Page 182 Now, you can enter device settings. In the [Event text] setting, type an event trigger keyword in the upper box. You can specify two or more keywords. When finished, Click . Then, the text is listed in order in the lower box. To delete a keyword, select it in the lower box and Click In the [Alarm] section, click the button (labeled as The [Select linked alarm from camera] setting dialog box appears.

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