Descriptions Of The Front And Rear Panels - American Dynamics EDVR Installation And Operation Manual

Descriptions of the Front and Rear Panels

Front Panel
General Operation
1. CD-RW device compartment
The compartment allows you to burn the data mostly for backup purposes. This tray is for loading the disk,
and will accept 120 mm and 80 mm disks. Place the disks in the exact center of the tray.
2. Eject button
This button controls the insertion and ejection of the disk tray (that is, the caddy).
3. Emergency Eject (recessed) button
When the power supply has been interrupted, or it is impossible to eject a disk, use a tool such as a
straightened paper clip to press the emergency eject button (in its pinhole recess) so that the caddy will eject
the disk.
4. CD-RW busy indicator
After a disk has been inserted or if the disk is being accessed, the disk busy (access) light will blink.
5. SD Card slot
Slot for a removable Secure Digital (SD) card. The SD card can be used for updating system software,
archiving, and accessing critical images, and to save (back up) the complete EDVR settings.
6. Channel buttons
Individual channel buttons numbered 1 to 16 (or 1 to 4, or 1 to 9, depending on EDVR version). Press the
button below the number to display that channel in the live and play modes.
7. MENU button
Press to enter the Main setup menu.
8. CALL button
If you connect a call monitor to the EDVR, the CALL button enables you to select channels on this monitor.
Press the CALL button and select a channel button on the front panel simultaneously to display that channel.
(Note: See back panel connections for connection information for the call monitor.)
9. SEQ button
Press to enter the sequential display mode. This mode displays a multi-screen sequence for the main
monitor, and one sequence for the call monitor. The display will sequentially switch to the channels you
configured from the Sequence Settings menu (selected from the Main menu). The dwell time for each
camera (channel) can also be configured (see page 44).
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