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VideoWave n-E4E User Manual

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Tel.: 514-668-1845 Fax: 514-789-0878
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  • Page 1 ’ ’ ’ Digital Video Recorder 7493 Trans-Canada highway #103, St-Laurent (Quebec) H4T 1T3 Tel.: 514-668-1845 Fax: 514-789-0878 www.videowave.ca info@videowave.ca...

  • Page 2: Before You Begin

    Before you begin… ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = This documentation explains the configuration of the DVR system (‘system’) and its program, and how to use them. Please read this user guide before you use the system.
  • Page 3 2. Notes on using the product Please contact the supplier if the product does not function. If you personally dismantle the product to fix it, you may not receive the maintenance service. Please make sure to read the user guide before using the product. When dismantling or repairing the product inevitably, please carefully handle it since the components are very sensitive.
  • Page 4 Free maintenance or replacement service is not applicable if: The system was stopped due to a user’ fault. The user did not follow the instructions in the user guide in using the system. The rated voltage and frequency specified in the user guide were not used. Replacing consumables or cleaning the system.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    INDEX . System Component . Introduction 1. System Features 2. Major Functions III. How to Use and System Functions 1. Monitoring Screen (Default Screen) 2. Environment Setup (System Setup) 2-1. System Setup 2-2. Resolution & Audio Setup 2-3. Camera Setup 2-4.

  • Page 6: System Component

    . System Component Take out the components in a flat and dry area, and then check if the following components are all included. Components of DVR Set ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠...

  • Page 8: Major Functions

    . Introduction What is the DVR? ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = This system digitalizes and stores the analog video and voices on a storage device, and allows users to search by any criteria they specify and to transmit the image through a network.
  • Page 9 Remember Before You Start !!! ⊠ G.U.I (Graphic User Interface) : An operating environment designed to allow users to use a function by clicking or double-clicking it with a mouse on a screen. This system operates in a GUI environment. ⊠...
  • Page 10 ⊠ If you connect the power after an abnormal termination, an “analyzing the file system” message window appears for system stabilization. ⊠ User guide common to all the models including the capture, live, 4ch, 9ch, and 16ch (unsupported menus are not activated).

  • Page 11: Iii. How To Use And System Functions

    III. How to Use and System Functions Monitoring Screen (Default Screen) ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠ When power is connected to the system, the following monitoring screen appears after the system booting process.
  • Page 12 Screen Split : Use to configure the screen. [ Screen Split ] : Does not split the screen (manually or automatically converses the screen to a full screen) : Splits the screen into 4 sections (manually or automatically splits the screen into 4 sections or restores it.) : Splits the screen into 6 sections (manually or automatically splits the screen into 6 sections or restores it.)
  • Page 13 Light Grey : Currently used audio channels, # Grey : Audio not used [ Sensor Input Verification ] Purple : Sensor input is enabled Grey : Signal is ready or not used [ Relay Control ] < Click a corresponding channel => display the relay > Yellow : Relay is operating Grey : Relay is ready or not used [ Image Quality Adjustment ]...
  • Page 14 Function Buttons : Key Lock, Environment Setup, Search, Rotational Camera, Fast Search, Backup (Refer to each section for more information) Key Lock : Used for security purpose. (Requires an user authorization to release) < Default Account > admin < Default Password > Virtual Keyboard 1111 (It is recommended to change the account and password after user authorization for the security purpose)
  • Page 15 To delete the preset : Specify the relevant number and click the delete button Click the save button before closing. [ How to Setup the Touring ] Click the button to activate the window shown in the left. Enter the touring list using the preset number Enter the touring number and its description, and configure DW (delay time) Complete by clicking the add button...
  • Page 16 2. Environment Setup ( System Setup ) ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠ The environment setup is used to configure the system operation including functions to use and the time to operate the system to meet the requirements of users. ⊠...

  • Page 17: System Setup

    2-1. System Setup ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠ Click the “System” tab to open the setup window as below. System Setup : Configures general system specifications. Camera Type : Select the NTSC or PAL Watchdog Setup : Select to enable this function and select the delay time (more than 100 seconds is recommended) Default Screen Setup : Select the default split screen after booting or environment setup...

  • Page 18: Resolution & Audio Setup

    Manual and automatic conversion TV out are supported for the capture model only. Automatic System Restart / Automatic System Termination : Specifies the schedule. Click the “Setup” tab to activate the following menu window. Specify ‘daily’ or a day of the week and the time. Automatic System Restart : Automatically reboot the system at the selected (specified) time.
  • Page 19 Camera Selection: Select a camera to configure. Camera Selection : Select a camera to apply the configuration (to select the setup values for a specified camera) Environment Setup : Configure the resolution environment Resolution : Select one of saved resolution ( NTSC : Select one from 640 x 480, 640 x 240, or 320 x 240) ( PAL : Select one from 720 x 588, 720 x 288, or 360 x 288) Record Speed Setup : Select the record speed of the selected camera...

  • Page 20: Camera Setup

    2-3. Camera Setup ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠ Click the “Camera” tab to display the following setup window. Camera Selection : Select a camera to configure. Camera Selection : Select a camera to apply the configuration (to select the setup values for a specified camera) “Apply All”...
  • Page 21 Detection Area Setup : Select the sensitivity and the area to detect motion. [ How to Setup the Motion Area ] Entire Area : Checks the motion of entire camera image. Partial Area : Click the “Add” button after selecting the “Partial Area”, and then drag the mouse in the left screen to configure the area (maximum 10 partial areas can be added).
  • Page 22 The configurations supported for the receiver or speed dome camera. index Receiver Baud rate parity Data Bit Stop Bit Preset Dvna 9600 9600 Fine 2400 Kalatel(N/A) 9600 Linlin 9600 Panasonic(wv-cs850) 19200 Pelco D 2400 Philips(tc8560,tc700) 9600 Serim 9600 Sungjin 4800 Vicon 4800 Dyuni...

  • Page 23: Recording Schedule Setup

    index Receiver Baud rate parity Data Bit Stop Bit Preset DVRX_1000 9600 FastraxII_HID2404 9600 9600 KTD_313 9600 VSD_640 9600 AD1650/2050 9600 KTS-2000 UltraDome 9600 DYSPD-255 9600 KRE-301/302 9600 Pelco-D ( Cynix ) 9600 2-4. Recording Schedule Setup ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠...
  • Page 24 “Apply All” tab : Use to apply the same condition to all cameras Camera Setup : Select to use a camera, secret mode, and date display. Use : Check to select the camera Use Secret Mode : Images do not appear on the monitoring screen, only recording function is used.
  • Page 25 Public Holiday Setup : Configure the public and special holidays except the Sundays. Click the “Public Holiday Setup” to display the following window. [ How to Setup ] Select the date in the “Select Date” Enter the description for the date. Click the “Add”...

  • Page 26: Network I

    2-5. Network I ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠ Click the “Network” tab to display the following setup window. Network Setup : Configures the system network and ports. Enable Network : Select to share the image and audio and enable two-way audio. ( Supports TCP/IP, PSTN, ISDN, and xDSL) Click the “IP Setup”...
  • Page 27 3. Double click ‘TCP/IP’ 4. Setup the IP and click ‘OK’ Click the ‘Audio Port Setup’ to activate the following window. Two-way audio communication function A specific port can be used. Default port: 6809 High Quality Transmission : Select to transmit the high quality image in the network. Data Port : Specify a port to use for transmission in the network (default port: 6808) (The data transmission, two-way audio, and network notification functions can be enabled by configuring specific ports.)

  • Page 28: Network Ii

    checked when registering.) DVR Description : Enter the place the DVR is installed Web User ID : Enter the ID of users who registered in web. Web Password : Enter the password of users who registered in web. Click the “Register” button to complete (the registration is not allowed if incorrect ID or password is entered.) 2-6.

  • Page 29: Sensor & Relay

    Subject : Enter the subject of email Content : Briefly enter the message. SMTP : Configure the sending mail server. [ Sample ] Notification Schedule : Configures the event schedule (configures the automatic connection to a remote site) (The remote notification function by schedule automatically connects the relevant camera and notifies the remote site at the same time.) Motion, Sensor : Select a type of event Configure the schedule by the same method used in configuring record (drag the mouse or...
  • Page 30 ⊠ The composition of setup menu and activated window differs depending on the “mode” selected among three types. 2-7-1. Sensor Mode Mode : Select the configuration among the sensor, motion, and relay. The relevant menu and name automatically activates when one of the “sensor”, “motion”, or “relay”...
  • Page 31 Inactivated menus activate when configuring the motion or relay mode. 2-7-2. Motion Mode Motion : Select to configure the display of relay when a motion is detected. The motion number indicates the relevant number of camera which detects a motion. Relay Display Specification : Select the relay to be interworking with the detection of motion.
  • Page 32 2-7-3. Relay Mode Relay : Select a relay number to configure. Number Selection : Select a relay number to configure. Relay Setup : “Enable” : Enter the relay description after selecting the “Enable”. Operating Time : Configure to stop operating in a specified time after last event is inputted (delay time.)
  • Page 33 2-8. User Setup ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = ⊠ Click the “User” tab to display the following window. Single System User : Configures the network access authority and registers users required to operate the system.

  • Page 34: System Information

    Group System User : Configures the authority of accessing many systems in network. [ Group System User ] Click the “Add” button to activate the menu. Enter the user information including an ID and a password. The “Authority” and “Connectable Camera” are disabled.

  • Page 35: Search Function

    Site Information : Indicates the site the system is installed. The site information is available when automatically accessing from a remote site. Click the “Apply” button when moving the environment setup tab, and click the “OK” button to exit the environment setup.. 3.
  • Page 36 High resolution shows a large image in the beginning. The screen configuration can be split if selected (simultaneous search.) [ How to use the menu using a mouse ] – All functions can be executed by either “double clicking” or “clicking” the image using a mouse.
  • Page 37 (How to specify camera channels – The camera is highlighted in the order of its number.) Highlight a camera with up or down arrow. Select a camera to move (specify) Drag the camera name to the channel section to position it. The camera number in the upper left corner of the split screen changes.
  • Page 38 [Bookmark] : Memorizes the location of image found while searching a recorded image. Click the “Bookmark” button to activate the menu. Enter the information of image in the “Description” column. Click “OK” to exit. Clicking the right mouse button on the screen also activates the same menu.
  • Page 39 [Time Selection Table] “Double Click” “Double Click” The hour or the hour and minute appears when the pointer indicates a column in the table. Use “Up” or “Down” button (icon) to select a camera channel to search. Select a box intersecting the column of camera and the row of time for search. (The camera 1 and 9 o’clock are selected in the above example.) Double click the box in table to display the table in minute.
  • Page 40 Normal & Event, Sensor & Motion The recording condition is followed by the size of current image data. The image data is configured not to be displayed in the warehouse [using the hide key]. Enter the “Show Size” using the keyboard to see the data. Enter the “Hide Size”...
  • Page 41 forgery or alteration of an image with the ImageAnalyst.exe program. Save : Saves a picture (JPEG) or video (AVI) while searching the recorded image. [To record a picture in JPEG while searching the image] Select a frame to save while searching. Click the “Save”...
  • Page 42 [To save a video in AVI while searching the image] – Saves the video and audio Select an image from which to save the video while searching. Click the “Save” button to activate the menu. Select the “AVI.” The audio synchronization menu also activates. Click the “Audio Sync”...
  • Page 43 Motion Search : Searches an image by detecting a motion in a particular (specified) section of recorded image. Section Specification : Specify a section to search (only one section can be searched.) Coordination Ratio : Specify the sensitivity of detecting motions. Coordination : Specify the time to search an image.
  • Page 44 Color Adjustment : Corrects the searched pictures and videos. [After correcting the image => the image can be played continuously] Brightness correction Contrast correction Color value correction Sharpness, flexibility, and black and white noise removal buttons Undo, partial enlargement, and original function buttons. Color adjustment exit button Menu window can be moved by dragging the mouse.

  • Page 45: Manual Backup

    4. Backup ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = 4-1. Manual Backup This function is used to backup the video or audio data recorded by a specific camera at certain time and minute on other storage device. It is recommended to backup the selected data only.

  • Page 46: Manual Backup Viewer

    Message for the viewer package copy: Asks if the user wants to copy the viewer package with the backup data to allow other computers to search the data. Click “Yes” to copy the program. Click “No” if you do not want to copy the program.
  • Page 47 The manual backup view can be seen in other computers. The images are backed up with the water mark to prevent the forgery and alteration. 4-3 Schedule Backup (Automatic Backup) ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = This function backs up the data to other storage device by specified schedule.
  • Page 48 Instant Backup: Backs up the basket in the specified time zone. Click “OK” to exit. A message appears if the capacity of backup drive is insufficient. The schedule backup may not have two types. The supported backup devices include HDD, DVD, DAT, CD-RW, On-Stream, DLT, MO, ZIP, and network driver (Note: Some backup devices use only specific software supported by them.

  • Page 49: Automatic Backup Viewer

    4-4. Automatic Backup Viewer ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = This program is used to search automatically backed up data, and is referred to as SBackupView. Double click the folder containing automatically backed up data. If the following messages appear, ignore them and click “OK.”...
  • Page 50 Select a backup drive folder.. Click “OK” to activate the “Recovery” menu. Select the “Recovery” to recover the backup index file. The recovery of index file is completed when a message, “The data is successfully recovered” appears. Search by the same method explained earlier.

  • Page 51: Image Analysis

    5. Image Analysis ======================================= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = This program is used to authenticate the forgery or alteration of images in external storages. Find – Click “Find” and select an image in JPEG in an external storage.
  • Page 52 Analysis – Open the saved file and click “Analyze” to see if the image is authenticated. The authenticated image means that the data in an external device has not altered. Authentication Information – If the image has not been forged or altered, the following image should appear when you check the authentication information.
  • Page 53 Original Image – Click the “Original Image” button to display the following image. If the image has been altered, all information is deleted and the following message appears.
  • Page 54 6. Log Viewer ======================================= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = This function is used to search data or check the log by retrieving the event signal. Click the “Event Search” button in the main window to start. [Event Search Function] Event Search –...
  • Page 55 7. Hardware and Connection Configuration ======================================= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = [ Model : NDS-480480/16ch ] <Front View> 3.5” FDD Power Switch CD-ROM <Rear View> Sensor Input (1~16) Camera Input (1~16) Relay Output (1~16) TV Monitor Output Terminal...
  • Page 56 <External Device Configuration (Connection) Diagram> Audio Cable Video Cable PC Monitor TV Monitor Microphone Camera PanTilt Receiver Speaker or Headset...
  • Page 57 Digital Video Recorder...
  • Page 58 INDEX . System Configuration and Software Installation 1. System Configuration 2. How to Install RDVR (Remote DVR) Software 3. Configuring the Remote DVR Network 4. Configuring the RDVR(Remote DVR) Network . Using the RDVR (Remote DVR) 1. Default Screen and Functions 2.

  • Page 59: System Configuration

    I. System Configuration and Software Installation 1. System Configuration ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = RDVR(Remote DVR) is a software that connects a remote DVR through network. After connected to a remote DVR through network, use the RDVR(Remote DVR) software to remotely monitor, search, backup, configure, control, and conveniently use the DVR functions.

  • Page 60: Configuring The Remote Dvr Network

    3. Configuring the Remote DVR Network ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = 1. TCP/IP Configuration Example of configuring in Windows 2000 1. Select the ‘Local Area Network’ 2. Select the ‘Properties’. 3. Double click ‘TCP/IP’ 4.

  • Page 61: Using The Rdvr (Remote Dvr)

    . Using the RDVR (Remote DVR) 1. Default Screen and Functions ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = The RDVR(Remote DVR) program enables to access remote DVRs through network. 2 [M] 주차장입구 [P] [021] [01] [03]...
  • Page 62 Monitoring Screen : Shows the camera image and PanTilt information. [Camera Information] Camera Number : Displays only the camera input number. PanTilt Connection : Displays [P] in the lower part of the PanTilt connection setup window. Screen Split : Use to configure the screen. [ Screen Split ] : Does not split the screen (manually or automatically converses the screen to a full screen)
  • Page 63 Index Information Window : Displays current date, time, site name, and camera access information. Displays current date and time. This is the name of DVR to connect specified in the network access setup. Displays the information of camera selected. (Note: Maximum five direct accesses (users) are allowed in the network.) Function Buttons : Used for the environment setup, search, quick search, and backup (explained in detail in relevant sections.), PanTilt Function, Two-Way Audio RDVR Environment Setup : Configures the PC reading through network.

  • Page 64: Rdvr Setup

    Note). When watching one image, position the pointer on the image and click the right mouse button to enlarge the image by 1.5x or 2x. 2. RDVR Setup ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = How to connect a remote DVR and RDVR.
  • Page 65 (1) RDVR Environment Setup Click “Environment Setup” to display the menu shown on the right, and select “Start when booting” and “Terminate the system when exiting” as desired. Fast Speed : Select for the LAN environment. Medium Speed : Select for the xDSL modem environment. Slow Speed : Select for the PSTN(telephone line) modem environment.
  • Page 66 notification items and schedule of a remote DVR in order to receive event signals. (Refer to the network alarms in the DVR network configuration section for more information) When an event signal is generated using the remote automatic connection function, the information on the remote automatic access, event, and relevant camera can be automatically displayed as shown in the figure below.
  • Page 67 Directory : Specifies the location in RDVR PC to save currently monitored or searched images in RDVR. Default Split, Screen Conversion : Configures the default screen split and the interval of screen conversion when connecting the RDVR. (2) Site Connection Setup Configuring a site connection is to configuring the IP of a remote DVR.
  • Page 68 (3) Group Site Connection Setup Use this function to configure a group by combining configured individual sites. [ Group Connection Setup Window ] [ New Group Connection Setup Window ] Enter the new group name and click “OK” activate following menu. [ Group Connection Setup ] Check the “Channel 1,”...
  • Page 69 (4) Remote DVR Access Login Select site from the list of individual sites or group sites. Enter the ID and password allowed by a remote DVR and click “OK” to access. Connection Status : Select either single or group. Select Connection : Select the configured site ( DVR ) Enter the ID.

  • Page 70: Remote Dvr Setup

    4. Two-Way Audio ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = This function enables two-way audio between the RDVR and a remote DVR. Select a site and click “Connect” to use the two-way audio function. Click the “Disconnect”...

  • Page 71: Remote Dvr Search

    6. Remote DVR Search ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = This function is used to search the data saved in a remote DVR using the RDVR program. Use the [Search Recording] in the RDVR PC to search the data saved in a remote DVR. You can also save the searched data in the RDVR PC and the saved data can be searched by the RDVR search method.

  • Page 72: Automatic Remote Access

    . Automatic Remote Access 1. Screen Configuration and Functions ========================================== = = = = = = = = = = = = = This function automatically establishes connection by the remote notification schedule when an event (sensor, motion, system down, video loss, etc.) is generated. Click the “Disconnect”...
  • Page 73 Event Description / Person in Charge / Required Action When configuring a remote DVR, the information in the remote notification is transmitted. Refer to the “DVR User Guide.” Event Description Site Name : Name of the remote DVR Camera Description : Name of the camera of the connected DVR Person in Charge Name : Name of person in charge Telephone : Telephone number of the person in charge...

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