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- Page 1 4 Channel Multiplexed DVR w/ IP Model SLD251 Owner’s Manual 15540 Herriman Blvd. Noblesville, IN 46060 - Customer Support 1-800-774-0284 www.security-labs.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
INDEX 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..............2 2. INTRODUCTION................4 2.1 P ............. 4 RODUCT NTRODUCTION 2.2 A ................4 PPLICATION 3. FEATURES..................4 4. PACKING LIST ................. 5 5. INSTALLATION ................6 5.1 C ..........6 ONNECTORS ON THE ANEL 6. -
Page 3: Safety Precautions
9.4.1 S ..............46 YSTEM ETTING 9.4.2 U ................ 47 ETTING 9.4.2.1 U ..........48 UTHORIZATION ETTING 9.4.2.2 N ..........48 EW USER HANGE ASSWORD 9.4.2.3 D ..............48 ELETE 9.4.3 N ..............48 ETWORK ETTING 9.4.3.1 F IP ................48 IXED 9.4.3.2 DHCP ................ - Page 4 Do not store in direct sun light. Do not spill liquid of any kind on the product. Do not expose to extreme temperatures. Use the product at temperatures within -10° C ~ +50° C.
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Page 5: Introduction
2. INTRODUCTION 2.1 Product Introduction This state-of-art 4-channel digital recording system is equipped with an advanced embedded CPU operating system, powerful MJPEG compression technology, and stand alone operating system software. User-friendly front panel controls, time and event playback search, convenient CF card function, removable Hard Disc Drive, and password protected remote network monitoring make the SLD-251 extremely versatile. -
Page 6: Packing List
Stores video on hard disks instead of VCR tapes. Large disk capacity, there is no need to replace the recording medium. ?? Built-in motion detection function. Adjustable motion sensitivity rate. ?? Highly efficient event recording saves storage capacity. Motion detection function enables recording only when the system detects motion, thus increases the amount of time available for recording. -
Page 7: Installation
4) 4CH MJPEG NET DVR setup CD, 5. INSTALLATION 5.1 Connectors on the Rear Panel Please setup the connection by following the illustration shown below. -
Page 8: Name And Function Of Each Part
6. NAME and FUNCTION of EACH PART 6.1 Front Panel Buttons and Controls 1. Removable HDD Tray 2. Front Panel Button Definition : Press this button under monitoring or quad mode to show quad (2) QUAD display. : Press this button under monitoring or record mode to show (3) CH 1 CH 1 in full-screen. -
Page 9: Rear Panel Buttons And Controls
: Press this button under monitoring mode to enter setup (8) MENU menu and under setup mode to return to the previous selection. (9) ENTER : Press this button to change the value of a selected item. (10) UP/ LEFT : Press this button to move the cursor up or down. -
Page 10: Operating Procedure
Name Function Ground Terminal( signal) Alarm Input Terminal ALARM 1 Ground Terminal( signal) ALARM 2 Alarm Input Terminal Ground Terminal( signal) ALARM 3 Alarm Input Terminal Ground Terminal( signal) ALARM 4 Alarm Input Terminal N.O. Alarm Output (Normally Open) Alarm Output Terminal (NC/ NO COM) N.C. -
Page 11: Monitoring Mode
7.2 Monitoring Mode This is the default mode after power on. During this mode, the system supports live view for monitoring. Press« REC» button, the system enters the record mode, press« PLAY» button to start playback, or press the« MENU» button to enter the menu setup display. During record or playback, press the«... -
Page 12: Playback Display
7.4 Playback Display TIME SEARCH HARD DRIVE: MASTER 05/11/27 18:20:42 - 05/11/27 19:32:32 >01 TIME 2005/11/27 18:20:42 02 TIME 2005/11/27 16:43:56 03 TIME 2005/11/27 15:07:11 <,> ) MOVE (ENTER)CHANGE (PLAY)PLAY (MENU) EXIT (FF)SELECT EVENT OR TIME 1. First press« STOP» button to stop recording, then press« PLAY» button to enter search mode: a) Press«... -
Page 13: Menu
8. SYSTEM SETUP 8.1 Menu (2) > SYSTEM SETUP CAMERA SETUP RECORD SETUP BUZZER SETUP EVENT LIST CF CARD SETTING HARD DRIVE SETUP (3) PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT (1) MAIN MENU: Item subject (First menu layer does not have a subject). (2) Menu Operation and Setup Press«... -
Page 14: System Setup
8.2 System Setup SYSTEM SETUP > TIME SET PASSWORD SET LOAD DEFAULT VERSION V1.5 PRESS(< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. Cursor (>) position indicates the current function selected. 2. Press« ? » and« ? » button to move the cursor. 3. -
Page 15: Time Set
8.2.1 TIME SET TIME 2005/12/24 17: 23: 06 PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. Cursor (^) position indicates the current time and date selected. 2. Use« ? » or« ? » button to move the cursor. 3. -
Page 16: Password Set
8.2.2 PASSWORD SET PASSWORD SET > PASSWORD CHANGE MENU PASSWORD STOP REC PASSWORD PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. Cursor (>) position indicates the current function selected. 2. Use« ? » and« ? » button to move the cursor to the desired item . 3. -
Page 17: Password Change
8.2.2.1 PASSWORD CHANGE CURRENT PASSWORD _ _ _ _ _ _ PASSWORD _ _ _ _ _ _ CONFIRM PASSWORD _ _ _ _ _ _ PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. Press MENU / SYSTEM SETUP / PASSWORD SET / PASWORD CHANGE to show the display above. -
Page 18: Load Default
INITIALIZED.» will be displayed by flashing 3 times. The message“DVR reset completed. Please disconnect and reapply power. ” will be displayed. After cycling the power connection, the password will be the default value (111111). Factory default settings will also be restored, please check your menu settings. 8.2.3 LOAD DEFAULT PRESS (ENTER) TO RESET PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT... -
Page 19: Camera Setup
3. Press the« MENU» button to exit “LOAD DEFAULT” selection. 8.3 Camera Setup CAMERA SETUP > CAMERA ENABLE 1234 CAMERA TITLE ---- CAMERA SETTING CH1 TITLE CAMERA1 CH2 TITLE CAMERA2 CH3 TITLE CAMERA3 CH4 TITLE CAMERA4 PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. -
Page 20: Camera Setting
CH1 TITLE CAMERA1 12345678 “V” indicates the position of the cursor. Press« ? » and« ? » button to move the cursor, and press the« ENTER»button to change the character selected (maximum 8 characters). 8. All channel titles are setup the same way. Please note: Camera name may only be viewed during recording and live display modes. -
Page 21: Record Setup
3. Press the« ENTER» button to make changes. 4. Press the« MENU» button to exit “CAMERA SETUP” selection. 5. CAMERA SELECT: Press the« ENTER» button to select the desired channel. 6. RECORD ENABLE: Press the « ENTER» button to switch the channel recording ON/ OFF. 7. - Page 22 2. Use« ? » and« ? » button to move the cursor to the desired item. 3. Use the« ENTER» button to make changes. 4. Use« MENU» button to exit “RECORD SETUP” selection. 5. “Record Setup” is situated on the second menu layer. Under this selection you may setup the following function: Record Type, Video Quality, Time Record Frame Rate, Motion Record Frame Rate, Sensor Record Frame Rate, Alarm Record Time, and Record Mode.
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Page 23: Record Mode
8.4.1 RECORD MODE RECORD MODE T: TIME A: MOTION+SENSOR M: TIME+MOTION+SENSOR < M A T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T- T > PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. -
Page 24: Buzzer Setup
8.5 Buzzer Setup BUZZER SETUP > ALARM ALERT VIDEO LOSS ALERT HDD FULL ALERT BUZZER TIME RELAY OUT TIME SENSOR TYPE PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. Cursor (>) position indicates the current selected position. 2. Press« ? » and« ? » button to move the cursor to the desired item (time). 3. -
Page 25: Sensor Type
has been activated. 10. RELAY OUT TIME: Press the« ENTER» button to adjust the relay output time 1 – 30 seconds. continuous (CONT), or off. Note: Pressing any button will stop the relay after it has been activated. 8.5.1 SENSOR TYPE: SENSOR SETUP >... -
Page 26: Event List
8.6 Event List EVENT LIST > TIME SEARCH EVENT SEARCH PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. Cursor ( ) position indicates the current function selected. > 2. Press« ? » and« ? » button to move the cursor to the desired item. 3. -
Page 27: Time Search
8.6.1 TIME SEARCH TIME SEARCH 05/12/24 19 27 16 BEGIN TIME 05/12/24 19 27 16 END TIME 05/12/26 15 00 06 PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. TIME SEARCH: Displays system recording time (beginning to end). 2. -
Page 28: Event Search
8.6.2 EVENT SEARCH EVENT SEARCH BEGIN 05/12/24 15 00 01 05/12/26 15 00 06 > 01 ALARM 2005/12/26 15 00 01 02 MIX 2005/12/26 14 00 01 03 TIME 2005/12/25 13 00 01 04 ALARM 2005/12/24 15 : 00 : 01 PRESS (<... -
Page 29: Cf Card Setup
8.7 CF Card Setup CF CARD SETUP > COPY FORMAT/ERASE TOTAL CAPACITY 512MB REMAINING CAPACITY 100MB PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT LOCATION: MENU / CF CARD SETTING Note: It may be necessary to insert your CF Card into the front panel slot, and reboot the power to the DVR in order to establish a data path to the card. -
Page 30: 1Select Time
CARD. TO FORMAT A NEW OR FULL CF CARD: A) Insert the CF Card into the slot provided, makes sure it is pressed firmly into slot so all pins connect properly. B) Enter: MENU / CF Card Setting (Please allow up to 30 seconds for the DVR to detect the card). -
Page 31: Copy
SELECT TIME > DAY 05/12/24 BEGIN TIME 15 00 00 END TIME 15 02 00 COPY PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. SELECT TIME: Displays the beginning and end time of the latest event. 2. Press« ? » and« ? » button to select the desired item. 3. - Page 32 (1) Select Data 10MB (2) Estimated Time 2 Minute (3) Start Copying? (4) Capacity is not enough (5) 10% COPIED (6) PRESS (ENTER) TO COPY (7) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT Possible Messages: ( 1) Data capacity. ( 2) Estimated time to complete data copy. ( 3) Request to confirm copy.
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Page 33: Hard Drive Setup
8.8 Hard Drive Setup HARD DRIVE SETUP > DISK FULL OVERWRITE HDD SIZE 80072MB HDD USED 8808MB HDD FORMAT PRESS (< >), THEN (ENTER) PRESS (MENU) TO EXIT 1. Cursor ( ) position indicates the current function selected. > 2. Press« ? » and« ? » button to select the desired item. 3. -
Page 34: Hdd Format
8.8.1 HDD FORMAT: PASSWORD INPUT 6 ------ 1. When using the “HDD FORMAT” function, the above display will be shown. 2. When your password is entered correctly , the screen will display the message “HDD FORMATTED” (flashes 3 times). 3. If your password is entered incorrectly, the screen will display “PASSWORD INCORRECT”... -
Page 35: Network Setup
9. Network Setup 9.1 Network DVR Setup Before using your DVR on a network, there are three things that must be identified about the type of connection you are using. Item 1 – Do you have a Static or Dynamic IP address from your ISP (Internet Service Provider)? A Static IP address does not change, it is provided by your ISP for a minimal extra charge. - Page 36 Connecting to a router (LAN) 3. Your DVR’s IP address will be displayed as shown in the above screen capture. This number should look something like 192.168.x.x. This is a LAN address assigned by your router’s DHCP server. This is number you will use to access the DVR from any PC located on the same LAN as it.
- Page 37 I. If you have a Static IP address from your ISP: (To complete this setup you will need a PC, and an Ethernet crossover cable OR two Ethernet straight cables and an Ethernet hub device.) 1. Connect the DVR to a PC using a cat-5 crossover cable or two cat-5 straight cables and an Ethernet hub.
- Page 38 you purchased a static IP address. 8. Make note of this IP address. It is the IP address you will use to connect to the DVR from other PC's over the WAN. 9. If you have cable internet service or your ISP does not require a login and password you are finished.
- Page 39 by double clicking on the camera name in the list. See section 9.2 “Online Connection” before proceeding to step 6. 6. Once you have logged into the DVR, access the DDNS client configuration page. 7. Configure the DNS client as described in section 9.4.4 “DDNS setting”. 8.
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Page 40: Connecting Network Dvr
Since the DVR uses port 80 as default, you would want to configure the router to forward port 80 to the LAN address of the DVR. Typically, only the LAN address of the DVR and the port on which it communicates need be known to configure this feature. 9.2 Online Connection Start Internet Explorer, enter the IP Address of your DVR into the Address field (such as 192.168.1.31) or click twice on the camera name in the camera list in IpEditV3.exe. - Page 41 following the procedures below: a. Open Internet Explorer under “Tools”, select “Internet Options”. Tools ? Internet Options b. Select “Security”, and then click “Custom Level”. Security -> Custom Level...
- Page 42 OK = Start-up ActiveX Control...
- Page 43 The graphic below will be shown when first installing ActiveX Mode. Please, select “Yes” to accept installation. Download ActiveX Control Live view will be displayed when installation is successful. Live display under ActiveX mode...
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Page 44: Main Display
9.3 Main Display Remote control DVR - Main Menu Live Display DVR Control Button Video Setup Configuration: Enter detail setup Recording: Displays recording setup menu (for video recording). Snapshot: Pop-up window displays live images, right mouse click to save. Note: To view complete interface, PC resolution should be adjusted to 1024*768. 9.3.1 Live Display View/ Make changes on image display Rotate/ Make changes on image direction... - Page 45 9.3.2 View Two types of display methods: a. Resizable: Adjustable image size. b. Actual size: The actual image size. 9.3.3 Rotate Four types of rotate settings: a. Rotate 0: Default state b. Rotate 180: Rotate the image by 180 degrees. c.
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Page 46: Save Current Picture
Save interval: Image storage according to “1/10 second” (e.g.: Enter “10”, then 1 avi file is stored per second. Enter “50”, then 5 avi files are stored in 5 seconds). Size: Image storage according to “size”. Frame Rate: Image storage according to “frame rate”. Time: Image storage according to “time”. -
Page 47: Quality Setting
9.3.7 Quality Settings DVR provides 5 image quality settings. You can select the quality setting from the “Quality” list box. Highest High Medium Lowest 9.3.8 Resolution Settings Six resolution settings are available. You can select a setting from the “Resolution” list box. -
Page 48: User Setting
System Setting Display Reboot DVR: The system needs 20 seconds to reboot the DVR (Rebooting browser does not affect the recording function). FirmWare update (Please refer to 6.7). Restore Factory Default – Resets all configurations to factory defaults. 9.4.2 User Settings User Authorization Setting Add User or Change Password Delete User Account... -
Page 49: User Authorization Setting
User Setting Display 9.4.2.1 User Authorization Setting Select item “Needed” to enable user authorization function, then each time before login to Network DVR the Login window will request for “User Name” and “Password”. To disable user authorization function, select item “Not Needed”. 9.4.2.2 New user/ Change Password Enter a new user name and password information to create a new user account, or enter an existing user account, then set a new password to replace the old password,... -
Page 50: Dhcp
9.4.3.2 DHCP “DHCP” is automatically enabled as the default network setting of the DVR. When the DVR is connected to a network, it will broadcast DHCP request packets to a DHCP server. If a DHCP server is present on the network, it will issue an IP address to the DVR. -
Page 51: Ddns Setting
1. Power off the DVR. 2. Connect the DVR directly to the ADSL modem (using RJ-45 Ethernet port). 3. Power-up the DVR. 4. DVR starts dialing. 5. Once connected, the IP address information is mailed to the preset e-mail address. Note: After 10 times of connection failure, it aborts the operation and you can reconnect it by LAN to find the cause. - Page 52 After registering the domain name, please enter the information supplied by the administrator to the DVR DDNS Account Setting on the appropriate DDNS client. I. If your DVR is installed on the WAN and connected directly to a modem( not behind a router), you will need to configure the DDNS client on your DVR as follows: 1.
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Page 53: Firmware Update
II. If the DVR is connected on a LAN behind a router, you will need to configure the DDNS client on the router. You do not need to configure the DDNS client on the DVR. To do this, refer to your routers documentation on how to configure the router’s DDNS client. - Page 54 Firmware Update Press “here” button (1) to update Firmware. Press “here” button (2) to delete the file. The message below displays the writing progress of the firmware update. When Firmware update is completed, it will show 100%, and a message “Click here to reboot DVR browser”...
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Page 55: Cf Card/ Hdd Player Software Description
10. CF Card/ HDD Player Software Description PC Player Software System Requirement ? OS (Operating System) Windows 2000/ XP or later. ? Use your PC to install DirectX (version DirectX 7.0 or above). ? Using remote control software, please setup the resolution to 1024x768 or above. Hardware Requirements ? CPU 1.0 GHz or higher. - Page 56 DVR does not support player software other than PC Player software. 3. Software Playback Interface Description A. User Interface Play System System Status Figure 1 When the system detects stored materials (HDD or CF card), the above graphic (Figure 1) will be shown. You may operate the function buttons to make necessary playback adjustment or store recordings onto the PC.
- Page 57 : No Recording Materials Stored : Recording Material Stored : Fast Rewind Step Back One Frame : Rewind : Pause Playback : Forward : Step Forward One Frame : Fast Forward : Quad split screen display : CH1 Full Screen Display : CH2 Full Screen Display : CH3 Full Screen Display : CH4 Full Screen Display...
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- Page 60 B. Parameter Setup To setup the parameter, click “Parameter Setup” button to show the graphic display below (Figure 6): Figure 6...
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Page 61: Troubleshooting
11. TROUBLESHOOTING Question Answer Why can’t the device read the hard Please reinstall the hard disk, make sure that it disk? is properly connected, and reboot the device. Please reinsert the CF card, make sure that it is Why can’t the device read the CF card? properly connected and reboot the device. - Page 62 Resolution 720 x 480 (NTSC), 720 x 576 (PAL) Frame Rate Max. 120/100 fps (NTSC/PAL) Display Division Single, Quad, Sequence Resolution Max. 640 x 244 (NTSC), 640 x 272 (PAL) Frame Rate Max. 30/25 fps (NTSC/PAL) Recording Quality High / Normal / Low Mode Manual / Schedule / Alarm / Motion Detection Format...
- Page 63 Security Labs Limited Warranty Security Labs, Inc. warrants that if a Security Labs product proves to be defective in material or workmanship under normal usage, Security Labs will provide without charge to the consumer, parts and/or labor necessary to remedy the defect for the period of ONE YEAR from the date of purchase.
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