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*This manual is for MPEG4 QSNDVR9M 9-channel and QSNDVR16M 16-channel digital video recorder
And uses the 16-channel digital video recorder as example.
User's manual for MPEG4 DVR
Model QSNDVR9M and QSNDVR16M
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  • Page 1 User’s manual for MPEG4 DVR Model QSNDVR9M and QSNDVR16M *This manual is for MPEG4 QSNDVR9M 9-channel and QSNDVR16M 16-channel digital video recorder And uses the 16-channel digital video recorder as example. Before operation, we strongly advise that you read the user manual and keep it available for future use.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Tab le o f C o n tents Digital Video Recorder (DVR) Introduction ..................... 4 1.1 Product introduction .......................... 4 1.2 Features of this DVR .......................... 4 Installation Notice ............................7 2.1 Checking the Contents………………....................7 2.2 Installing the HDD ........................... 7 2.2.1 Install reminder........................
  • Page 3 3.2.1 SETUP-SYSTEM ........................34 3.2.2 SETUP-LIVE ......................... 39 3.2.3 SETUP-REC ......................... 42 3.2.4 SETUP-STORAGE ....................... 50 3.2.5 SETUP-NETWORK....................... 52 3.2.5.1 MONITORING FROM COMPUTER ON SAME ROUTER..........53 3.2.5.2 MONITORING FROM A REMOTE COMPUTER............... 54 3.2.5.3 PLAYBACK RECORDED FILE..................56 3.2.6 SETUP-SENSOR/ALARM ....................57 3.2.7 SETUP-AUDIO........................

  • Page 4: Digital Video Recorder (Dvr) Introduction

    D ig ital V ideo Re corder (D V R) Intro d u c tio n 1.1 Product introduction This DVR is designed specially for CCTV system. It uses an embedded processor and embedded operating system working with the high-powered code and decode chip. In addition, it uses advanced IT technology to make the system more stable, such as the audio code and decode technology, large capacity hard disks, complying with the TCP/IP protocol SoC, etc…...
  • Page 5 Format Standard MPEG-4 compression format Storage Supports up to four IDE Hard Drives simultaneously (Or three IDE HDDs and one IDE DVD-RW/CD-RW) Backup Auto-play software automatically packed in backup files, and Auto-water-mark check in backup files to assure files’ authenticity Support backup via USB 2.0 to USB flash memory, or CDRW, DVD-RW to CD-R/DVD-R respectively Support remote backup by “Net Client”...
  • Page 6 Alarm 9/16 alarm inputs and 4 alarm outputs, TTL alarm output PTZ control Supports decoder which communicates with RS485 Supports speed dome Supports PTZ through network Communication port RS 485 equipped Network Supports TCP/IP protocol Supports wide bandwidth network through modem (PPPOE) Supports static IP and dynamic IP (DHCP) Real time preview/playback/monitoring with audio signal through network Supports control PTZ camera through the network...

  • Page 7: Installation Notice

    In s ta lla tion N o tic e Attention Before connecting to other equipment, please make sure the device is powered off. Do not hot plug in! 2.1 Checking the contents Check the contents when you receive the unit, to make sure you have all the parts. Normally it will contain: a remote control, a power cable, a CD-Rom with “Net Client”...

  • Page 8: Install Tool

    2.2.2 Install tool One Phillips screwdriver 2.2.3 Install process Open the DVR using screwdriver Set one HDD as master and the other as slave if two HDDs are connected to one ATA interface!!! Attention Hard Drives connected to the same parallel cable can not be set as master+master or slave+slave, they must be master+slave!!! HDD setup: Using a Maxtor Hard Drive (DiamondMax Plus 8 ATA/133 40GB) as example.
  • Page 10 Jumper area The picture blow is the IDE connection/Power connection section of the HDD. J u m per a r e a Jumper according to the diagram above S L AV E M A S T ER The sequence of read/write data from HDD The ATA interface which is near the motherboard center is the secondary interface, the next ATA interface which is near the motherboard edge is the primary interface.
  • Page 11 Primary ATA interface is HDD A, the slave is HDD B. The master HDD connected to secondary ATA interface is HDD C, the slave is HDD D. The record sequence is: HDD A→HDD B→HDD C→HDD D Overwrite sequence: The sequence is irrespective of HDD. The DVR overwrites HDD from the oldest record file when HDD is full.
  • Page 12 19 pins are in the other row). Make sure pins are plugged into interface correctly. Connect the power supply to HDD Sketch map of installation Close the device cover and lock it with screws Attention Please format the HDD before using. If the user wants to connect the CD/DVD driver to the ATA interface, please choose the secondary interface, that is near the center of the motherboard.
  • Page 13 First, put the HDD into the HDD fixation rack Second, attach the HDD by tw o screw s on both sides Third, connect the HDD cable Fourth, connect the power supply to HDD Sketch of installation Page 15...

  • Page 14: Back Panel And Interface Terminals

    2.3 Back panel and interface terminals Attention: The real connections on the back panel might be slightly different from the sketch below. 2.3.1 Back panel of 16-channel DVR A L A R M I N A L A R M O U T C A M 1 C A M 2 C A M 4...
  • Page 15 Video input 1-16 Spot output Video output S video output Audio output Page 17...
  • Page 16 LAN port Audio in 1-4 Alarm input1-16 Alarm output Page 18...
  • Page 17 Fan vent Power plug USB port VGA port RS 232 port Null RS485 port Page 19...

  • Page 18: Back Panel Of 9-Channel Dvr

    2.3.2 Back panel of 9-channel DVR ALARM IN ALARM OUT AUDIO IN 1 AUDIO IN 2 CAM1 CAM5 CAM7 2 3 4 CAM3 CAM9 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 CAM2 CAM4 CAM6 CAM8 AUDIO IN 3 AUDIO IN 4 SPOT OUT VIDEO OUT S VIDEO...

  • Page 19: Front Panel And Interface Terminals

    2.4 Front panel and interface terminals Attention: The actual buttons on the front panel please might be slightly difference from this sketch. L E D Z / F A U D IO M O D E B ACKUP S T O P R E C S E A R C H P L AY...
  • Page 20 Zoom/Focus Audio on/off button control Backup button Menu button Function button Status button Move Left Move Up Enter button Move Right Move down Record button Shuttle: to control Shuttle: to control the the DVR to play playback speed the record frame by frame.
  • Page 21 Fast Reverse Fast forward Remote controller receiver Stop LED indicator lights, for power, backup, network status, playback status record status respectively. Attention: The CD-RW/DVD-RW is optional. If a CD-RW/DVD-RW is connected to the ATA interface, the maximum number of HDDs you can attach to the ATA interface is three. LED indicator lights: The first light is on when the DVR is powered on;...

  • Page 22: Remote Control Description

    2.5 Remote control description Put the Battery into the Remote control: Open the battery cover of Remote control Put in two AAA batteries and make sure that they are inserted correctly Replace the battery cover The top view of remoter control: The button description: Number Icon Description...
  • Page 23 Backup button: Press this button, the DVR enters the backup menu (Fig 3.3.7 USB backup). The details will be given in Chapter 3.3.3: BACKUP Information button: Press this button to display status information of the DVR on the screen (Fig 3.3.2 Status view). Number buttons: These number buttons are used for selecting channels and other functions.
  • Page 24 Search button: Press this button to enter to recording search page Move Up Move Left Move Right Move Down SR is for Reverse when the DVR plays record while SF is for Forward Change the channel one by one, “-” is used to change the channel from 16 to 1, and “+”...
  • Page 25 Pan/Tilt control Audio switch Log file button Picture in picture: select the channel to display as small picture first, and then press PIP button to enter PIP mode, the background picture is the next channel. For example, If the user selects channel 10 first, and then press PIP button, the screen will display as the Fig2.1.1 PIP showing.
  • Page 26 Are the battery’s poles (+ and -) in the correct position? Is battery is out of power? Is there is barrier between the Remote control and DVR? Are signals transmitted by other remote control devices disturbing the Remote Control? Attention: If none of the above apply, please contact Q-See to replace the remote control F ig 2 .1 .

  • Page 27: Alarm Cable Connection

    2.6 Alarm cable connection Example of alarm output connection: Attention: The alarm output is TTL high level control. The connection method is described in detail in the Above picture. This DVR can carry sixteen sensor alarm input signals and four alarm output signals. There are two types of alarm inputs: types of alarm inputs: Voltage input (5V and 0V)

  • Page 28: Basic Operation Guide

    B a s ic o p e ra tion g u id e 3.1 How to start the DVR Attention: Before powering on the machine, please make sure the power input (110V/220V) of DVR matches the local power supply, if not, please move the red flip switch on the rear panel to the correct input. If the power indicator light is off, please do the following: If the DVR is not connected to the AC source, please connect it.
  • Page 29 machine is on. (The details of admin password and user password are described in chapter 3.2.1 SETUP-SYSTEM). Input default password-“0000” to enter the setup menu when you start the DVR, assuming that you have not changed the password or you have recovered the default setting. The date, time and channel name are displayed on the screen.

  • Page 30: Login And Setup The System

    3.2 Login and setup the system The menu structure chart: ADMIN PASSWORD USER PASSWORD SYSTEM PASSWORD CHECK TIME SETUP SEQUENCE DWELL[FULL] TIME FORMAT SEQUENCE DWELL[QUAD] TIME OSD FORMAT CAMERA NAME TIME STAMP FORMAT CAMERA STATUS CURRENT STATUS VIEW LIVE CAMERA COLOR VGA PREQ CHANGE PTZF PROTOCOL SOFTWARE UPDATE...
  • Page 31 There are two users in the origin DVR system. One is Admin which has highest priority to set system’s configuration and whose password is “0000”, the other is common user which is just allowed to see the live play and the playback picture and does not have the right to change the user password, which is done by Admin users.

  • Page 32: Setup-System

    3.2.1 SETUP-SYSTEM The menu is as above: (Fig 3.2.2 System setup) ADMIN PASSWORD: Administrator password is “0000” by default, only the administrator has the right to change it which is comprised of four numbers between 0 and 9 (Fig 3.2.3 Setup admin password). Page 34 Page 34 Page 34...
  • Page 33 USER PASSWORD: Common user password is “0000” by default as well. However, only the administrator is authorized to change it which is comprised of four numbers between 0 and 9. PASSWORD CHECK: If you choose “ON”, users have to input the password before entering menus. You can setup the DVR’s configuration if you enter the administrator password.
  • Page 34 BOTTOM-BLACK: Time is displayed at the bottom in black OFF: There is no time displayed in the play back mode. CURRENT STATUS VIEW: Choose “ON”, there will be some information appearing on the screen. For example, HDD quantity, used ratio of HDD, record mode including manual/alarm/motion etc… Choose “OFF”, there is no information on the screen.
  • Page 35 SOFTWARE UPDATE: (Fig 3.2.8 Software update) USB UPDATE: Update firmware from USB flash memory Press USB UPDATE and below screen will pop up Page 37...
  • Page 36 Update firmware: Make sure the updating firmware is on the USB disk Do not power off the DVR during updating; Press “ENTER” button to start updating. Then the system will check the updating firmware When the updating firmware is found O.K., the system starts to update. Update process: Erase the former file;...

  • Page 37: Setup-Live

    about two minutes to update. When the erase, blank check and update are done, system will check the new program which has been written. After the program check is done, the system will restart. NETWORK UPDATE: The update information is also available on the network, to choose this option Server IP: The IP address of the network where the firmware is.
  • Page 38 CAMERA NAME: Name of the channel. It is comprised of the English letters from “a” to “z” or the numbers from “0” to “9”. CAMERA STATUS: If you choose “SHOW”, this image will be displayed on the screen. If you choose “HIDE”, the image will not be displayed on the screen in live status or in playback status.
  • Page 39 are eighteen options for users: PELCO_D-2400, PELCO_D-9600, PELCO_P-4800, PELCO_P-9600, SCC641-9600, SCC641-19200, SK2161-9600, CNB_102-9600, ADTECH-4800, 15-CD51M-2400, Chubb iSD-9600, COP1-2400, COP1-4800, COP1-9600, COP1-19200, COP2-9600, 15-CD51M-2400, DSC230-9600 PTZF ID: Setup the PTZF address, you can choose from “000” to “255”. SPOT DWELL: 16 channel pictures circulate from 1 to 16. Press “Enter” button to get access to the configuration setup menu to modify the interval time between two channels switch.
  • Page 40 SPOT QUAD DWELL: Channel-switching circulates from quad 1 to quad 4 (The order is: channel 1,2,3,4→channel 5,6,7,8 →channel 9,10,11,12→channel 13,14,15,16→channel 1,2,3,4→…), press “Enter” button to get access to the configuration setup menu to modify the interval time between two sets of picture switching.
  • Page 41 maximum is 4. If the record resolution is 360x288(PAL)/360x240(NTSC), there are seven frame rates to choose: 0, 1, 2, 4, 8, the maximum is 8. Attention: These three factors above decide the quality of picture and the use ratio of HDD. SETUP- REC OPTIONS: Setup of record option (Fig 3.2.15 Setup record option) RECORD CONTINUOUS: If you choose “ON”, DVR records continuously in HDD recycle mode.
  • Page 42 records continuously. If an alarm record occurred, the DVR records continuously and you can find the alarm event through “event search” or “file search”. PLAY DEINTERLACE: Interlace scan and play. If you choose “ON”, the DVR will play back after an internal of line.

  • Page 43: Setup-Rec

    If you choose “OFF”, this function is disabled. SETUP-REC-EVENT: Setup of the event record (Fig 3.2.16 Setup event record) MOTION DETECTION (Fig 3.2.17 Setup motion detection): AREA: This is the detection area setup There are three options to choose: ALL, PART, OFF ALL: All areas of the camera will be detected.
  • Page 44 [ S E T U P - R E C - E V E N T (S / D ) ] F i g3 . 2 . 1 8 S e t u p s e n s o r d e t e c t i o n SENSOR DETECTION: Each channel matches a relevant Sensor, for example, Channel 2 is linked to Sensor 4, if the Sensor 4 gives analarm, the alarm information will be given on the picture by channel 2 (Fig 3.2.18 Setup sensor detection), the “□”...
  • Page 45 To Choose from: 2 seconds, 4 seconds, 6 seconds, 8 seconds and10 seconds. POP-UP SCREEN: If you choose “ON”, the image will be in full screen when the DVR gives alarm. If you choose “OFF”, this function is disabled. SETUP-SCHEDULE-REC: Setup of schedule record (Fig 3.2.20 Setup schedule record) Press enter key to visit the menu (Fig 3.2.21 Setup schedule record time).
  • Page 46 [ S C H E D U L E R E C - C H 4 ] A L L D AY Fig3.2.21 setup schedule record time “ 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 ”...
  • Page 47 Press ENTER key to visit the menu, information is given below (Fig 3.2.23 Information of deletion) “DELETE FILE 0171 200 60407_170000 15AS ARE YOU SURE? [ENTER]→ YES [MENU]→ NO” Press ENTER key to delete this record or press MENU key to quit deleting “0171 200 60407_170000”...

  • Page 48: Setup-Storage

    LOCK/UNLOCK: Lock/unlock the record. Use enter key to change the status (Fig 3.2.24 Lock/Unlock file). If the file is locked, then the record can not be deleted or overwritten even though the HDD is full. DELETE ALL: If the DVR is recording, the system will Post: “DELETE ALL STOP RECORDING AND TRY”...
  • Page 49 [ENTER]→ YES [MENU]→ NO” (* represents A B C D) Press enter key to format the HDD, Press menu key to cancel this operation. Attention: The format time depends on the HDD capacity, the larger the HDD the longer the time. Normally, a 40G HDD takes about eighty seconds.

  • Page 50: Setup-Network

    3.2.5 SETUP-NETWORK (Fig 3.2.27 Setup network) TYPE: STATIC: Static IP address. Push “Up” “Down” “left” “Right” buttons to move the cursor among the digits and push ADD or DEC key to modify the IP address. (Fig 3.2.28 Setup static IP). DYNAMIC: Dynamic IP address.

  • Page 51: Monitoring From Computer On Same Router

    3.2.5.1 Monitoring From a Computer on Same Router On the PC Client, open up the Internet Explorer and enter the IP of the DVR (example http://192.168.0.200), you will get below screen with the login already filled in, default user name is (netuser) and password (0000). just hit OK and you will be connected. With this Internet Explorer, you can watch live camera only.

  • Page 52: Monitoring From A Remote Computer

    3.2.5.2 Monitoring From a Remote Computer Plug the RJ45 cable from the back of DVR to the Switch / Hub or Router. By Default the network setting on this DVR are as follow: IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.200 Subnet: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 From a PC connected to the same Router, find the IP address by typing IPCONFIG at command prompt.
  • Page 53 Port 1 is used for logon; Port 2 is used for controlling the DVR; Port 3 is used for live surveillance; Port 4 is used for backup; Port 5 is used for playing back. NET CLIENT ID: The default ID is “NetUser”, the user can set other four IDs and passwords for viewing through the network.

  • Page 54: Playback Recorded File

    3.2.5.3 Play Back Recorded File To play back the recorded file, you need to use the CLIENT Software. Install the NETCLIENT Software and run netclient.exe, you will get the below screen and click on CONNECT and enter the IP, login name is “netuser”...

  • Page 55: Setup-Sensor/Alarm

    NETWORK THROUGHPUT: To setup the transfer speed of the DVR in the network. There are nine options to choose from: unlimited, 64KBPS, 128KBPS, 256KBPS, 512KBPS, 1MBPS, 2MBPS, 4MBPS, 10MBPS. Users can choose the option according to the demand (Fig 3.2.33 Setup net work throughput). 3.2.6 SETUP-SENSOR/ALARM (Fig 3.2.34 Setup sensor/alarm) SENSOR TYPE Press ENTER to visit the next level menu where there are two options to choose from: NO and NC.
  • Page 56 “NC” means normal close. If “NC” is chosen, the DVR will set off the alarm if the alarm is at high level. ALARM MOTION MANAGER (Fig 3.2.35 Alarm motion manager) □ “ ” means unselected “V” means selected, “Abscissa” means the channel number, “Ordinate” means annunciator number.
  • Page 57 channel 3 for alarm 1, then if any of the 3 channels detect a motion event, alarm 1 will send signal. ALARM SENSOR MANAGER (Fig 3.2.36 Alarm sensor manager) “□” means unselected “V” means selected, “Abscissa” means the sensor number and “Ordinate” means annunciator number.
  • Page 58 for alarm 1, if any of the 3 sensors are activated, then alarm 1 will send an alarm signal. ALARM BUZZER (Fig 3.2.37 Alarm buzzer) ON: Start the buzzer when DVR gives alarm OFF: The buzzer will not be triggered when DVR detects alarm ALARM OUTPUT (Fig 3.2.38 Alarm output) ON: Alarm on.

  • Page 59: Setup-Audio

    ALARM OUT PERIOD (Fig 3.2.39 Alarm output period) Alarm continuing time. There are five options to choose: 30 seconds, 1 minute, 3 minutes, 10 minutes and Continuous. 3.2.7 SETUP-AUDIO “■” means unselected “V” means selected, “Abscissa” indicates the channel number and “Ordinate” indicates audio output number.

  • Page 60: Function

    There are four audio input ports and one audio output port in all. One audio input matches one channel. For example, if user selects audio A for channel 1, channel 1 will record on audio A. 3.3 Function Press the Function button to enter the basic function menu (Fig 3.3.1 Function menu), which contains the following items: STATUS AUDIO...

  • Page 61: Audio

    [ S TAT U S ] S /W V E R : V 1 .0.1 0 -tv _ 1 6 (0 6 /0 5 /0 8 1 0 :0 7 ) [H D D ] A : 1 50 G (6 3 % ) B : N O N E C : N O N E D : N O N E N E T W O R K :...

  • Page 62: Backup & View Backup

    3.3.3 BACKUP & VIEW BACKUP Backup Press the Backup button (Fig 3.3.3 Setup backup). This DVR supports five media types: CD-R, CD- RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, USB-MEMORY (Including USB flash drive and mobile hard disk), and supports backup to DVD-RW, CD-RW, internally and as well as USB externally. Please refer to list of compatible DVD-RW &...
  • Page 63 backup to CD-R, choose CD-R; if you plan to backup in CD-RW, choose CD-RW, etc… BACKUP BASE: If you want to search the file needed to backup by file name, choose FILE; if you want to search the file needed to backup by time, choose TIME. Each method is in the Chapter—START. CHANNEL: If you want to backup the four channels, please choose ALL, if you want to backup several of the four channels, choose PART.
  • Page 64 If the backup base is “FILE”, the “START” choose menu is as shown in Fig 3.3.5 Backup start (file) If the backup base is “TIME”, the “START” choose menu is as shown in Fig 3.3.6 Backup start (calendar) and Fig 3.3.7 Backup start (time). First, choose the date, then, choose the time. [ B A CK U P -T IM E ] USB BACKUP USB BA CKUP...
  • Page 65 screen at the same time as the backup. The USB backup process is s h o w n in Fig 3.3.8- USB backup process showing, that is the same as backup with the CD/DVD driver. When the backup is over, a dialogue box will pop up. If the user backup in the USB memory, the sentence in the dialogue box is: “FLASH BACKUP OK”...
  • Page 66 Brief introduction of buttons: : Play : Pause : Stop : Fast backward : Step backward : Step forward : Fast forward : Verify if the record has been changed or not : Volume control : Snap shot : Number button 1-channel/4-channel/9-channel/16-channel mode You can use number button to choose the channel which you want to see.
  • Page 67 The main menu of the Backup viewer: Introduction to W.M Check, SnapShot. W.M Check (Water Mark Check): While the backup file is paused, click this button to check water mark: Page 69...
  • Page 68 After a few minutes, the result will pop up. If the backup file has been changed or moved, the system will display “Watermark Check Fail”, if the backup file has not been changed or moved, the system will prompt “Watermark Check Ok”. SnapShot: Click SnapShot button, a picture pops up for saving or printing.

  • Page 69: Pan/Tilt

    3.3.4 PAN/TILT Move cursor to PAN/TILT in the function menu, press ENTER button to access this menu (Fig 3.3.9 PAN/TILT) to control the Fast Speed Dome. This particular operation is as follows: Switch to the channel which connects to the Fast Speed Dome video output. The “Up” “Down” “Left”...

  • Page 70: Sequence

    PAN/TILT ZOOM/FOCUS AUTOPAN ENTER <<Ch1>> <<Ch1>> Fig3.3.9 PAN/TILT Fig3.3.10 ZOOM/FOCUS 3.3.6 SEQUENCE Press “SEQ” button to enter the sequence play status. If the current screen shows a single channel, press “SEQ” button to play the sixteen channels one by one in order. If the current screen shows the image of sixteen channels, press “SEQ”...

  • Page 71: Log List

    3.3.7 LOG LIST Press the Log button on the remote control, the system will enter the setup menu of log file (Fig 3.3.11 Setup log file). LOG FILE: If you choose ALL, the following options will be displayed: MOTION, SENSOR, ALARM, V- LOSS, SYSTEM, HDD, FLIE, DB, POWER, NET.
  • Page 72 FROM: The beginning time of the log file, you can use the number key to change the time. TO: The end time of the log file, you can use the number key to change the time. Press the OK option, the system will enter the event log view (Fig 3.3.12 Event log view): Use “Up” “Down” buttons to move the cursor to the log file needed.

  • Page 73: Search Record

    3.4 Search record Press the “Search” button on the remote control, there are three search modes which will be displayed on the screen (Fig 3.4.1 Search) TIME SEARCH EVENT SEARCH FILE SEARCH Attention: Search recordings by time search or file search, search all event recordings by event search.
  • Page 74 TIME SEARCH: Attention: All the records can be searched in this menu. Operation: Date choose: Press ENTER to access the CALENDAR TIME menu, Use “Up” “Down” “Left” “Right” buttons to move cursor to the date needed to search.(Fig 3.4.1 Date choose). A time which had an event record is shown in yellow font.
  • Page 75 Time choose: Below the Year-Month setup, there is the calendar of one month. The selected date is in green, press ENTER to select the time choose menu. (Fig 3.4.2 Time choose-Page 79). The time displayed in green has a record file. Use “Up” “Down” “Left” “Right” buttons to move to the selected time—hour and minute.
  • Page 76 EVENT SEARCH Attention: Only alarm events and motion events record can be searched in this menu. Operation: Select the date, whose method is the same as TIME SEARCH. A time which has event record is shown in yellow font. Press “ENTER” to access the event menu after selecting time. (Fig 3.4.3 Event choose). Analyze the record information.
  • Page 77 [S E A R C H T IM E ] H O U R : M IN : T IM E 0 0 0 0 F ig 3 .4 .2 Tim e c h oo s e Sign Meaning Shortcut key PGUP Page up, to the previous Right button...
  • Page 78 FILE SEARCH Attention: All the records can be searched in this menu. Operation: Select the date, by the same method as TIME SEARCH. A time which has an event record is shown in yellow font. Press “ENTER” to access the play file list. (Fig 3.4.4 File search) Analyze the record information.

  • Page 79: Spot

    Use “Up” “Down” buttons to choose the file record, Press the “ENTER” button to view the record chosen, the “Forward” “Backward” “Play/pause” buttons can be used to control the recording. Press “STOP” button to go back to live picture If the event list is too long for one page, user can move to the page needed though “PGUP” “PGDN” “LAST”...
  • Page 80 Page 82...

  • Page 81: Appendix A Main Standard & Parameter Chart

    A p p e n dix Appendix A: Main Standard & Parameter chart Model 16Channel VIDEO Input Channel 16CH Input Level 1.0Vp-p±10% Composite, 75Ohm Balanced Video Standard Auto / NTSC / PAL Main TV Out 1.0Vp-p Composite, 75Ohm Balanced Screen Split Control 1, 16Screen Screen Rotation Control 1~9Seconds...
  • Page 82 Function Auto Sequence Screen Split, PIP AUDIO Compression ADPCM Audio In / Out 4CH /1CH Input Level TBD(0.5~1.4Vp-p@20Kohm) RECORDING Compression MPEG4 NTSC 720(H)x480(V), 720(H)x240(V), 360(H)x240(V) Resolution 720(H)x576(V), 720(H)x288(V), 360(H)x288(V) Speed NTSC 360 x240 Max 120FPS 720 x240 Max 60FPS 720 x480 Max 30FPS 360 x288 Max 100FPS...
  • Page 83 Speed 5400RPM, 7200RPM Type EIDE compatible SEARCHING & PLAYBACK Searching Method Time, Event, File REMOTE SURVEILLANCE Monitoring Environment Client Software, Web Browser ALARM Sensor Input 16Ports Alarm Output 4 TTL-Out(Programmable), Terminal Motion Detection Available For Each Camera Multi Detection Level CONNECTOR Video Input BNC 16Ports...
  • Page 84 External Control (RS-422/485) Terminal Block Sensor Input Terminal Block Alarm Output Terminal Block PTZ (RS-485) 2Pins Terminal Block Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100Mbps USB 2.0 2Ports ELECTRICAL Power Source 115~230VAC (50~60Hz) Power Consumption TBD(App. 50 ~ 60Watt) BACKUP Digital Backup Network, External CD/DVD RAM, USB Storage External CD/DVD RW USB 2.0 OTHERS...

  • Page 85: Appendix B Recording Capability

    Appendix B Record capability --how much capability does record engross per hour NTSC Picture Resolution Total Frame Rate Capability Resolution Total Frame Rate Capability Quality 25F/S 30F/S Best 720*576 3.80G 720*480 3.75G 25F/S 30F/S High 720*576 1.91G 720*480 2.34G 25F/S 30F/S Normal 720*576...

  • Page 86: Appendix C The Meaning Of Some Abbreviations

    Appendix C: The meaning of some abbreviations Letters Meaning Letters Meaning 720*576(PAL)/720*480(NTSC) 720*288(PAL)/720*240(NTSC) 360*288(PAL)/720*240(NTSC) A network event Unlock lock Motion detection Sensor detection An event of power on occurred Video loss Alarm The data base recurred or united An event concerning HDD occurred Time change An event of system setup or system A file was created or deleted...

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