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- Page 1 RX_V3 Series Video Recording Server RX324_V3 / RX328_V3 / RX3216_V3 RX364_V3 / RX368_V3 / RX3616_V3 Supplementary Guide...
- Page 2 This manual is copyrighted. All rights are reserved. This manual should not be copied, reproduced or translated in whole or part without prior consent from Signal Communications Limited. TeleEye is a trademark of Signal Communications Limited and is registered in China, European Communities, Hong Kong, US and other countries.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1. Introduction.................... 6 1.1. 1.1. 1.1. 1.1. Introduction Introduction Introduction Introduction ......................................................................................................6 6 6 6 1.2. 1.2. 1.2. 1.2. Convention Used in This Manual Convention Used in This Manual Convention Used in This Manual Convention Used in This Manual ........ - Page 4 3.4.1. Alarm (OSD)........................4 3.4.2. Motion (OSD) ........................5 3.4.3. Video Loss (OSD)......................7 3.4.4. Disk Usage Level (OSD) ....................8 3.4.5. HDD Available (OSD) .....................8 3.5. 3.5. 3.5. 3.5. Action Setting (OSD) Action Setting (OSD) Action Setting (OSD) Action Setting (OSD)................................
- Page 5 4.4.1. Recording (Network) .....................29 4.4.2. Switch (Network)......................29 4.4.3. Dial Back (Network)......................30 4.4.4. E-mail (Network) ......................31 4.4.5. SMS (Network) ......................32 4.4.6. PTZ (Network).......................32 4.4.7. Buzzer (Network)......................33 4.5. 4.5. Time Synchronization (Network) Time Synchronization (Network) ......................................34 34 34 34 4.5.
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Page 6: Introduction
1. Introduction 1.1. Introduction TeleEye RX Series is a complete portfolio of practical video server utilising our proprietary SMAC-M compression technology. The RX range offers the balanced combination of high-quality video, mobility, scalability and cost effectiveness. User can access TeleEye RX video recording servers through Internet web browser anywhere and anytime. -
Page 7: Network Setup
2.1.2. TCP/IP Setup Through Network A. IP Setup Utility Install TeleEye IP Setup Utility software using the bundled CD. .NET framework is needed for IP Setup Utility operation. You can find .NET framework installer in RX software CD. Run IP Setup Utility Find your RX video recording server according to the series number provided by your provider. - Page 8 The default port number is 1024.You can use this port number for pop mapping. 2.3. sureLINK Setup sureLINK technology is available in TeleEye RX which enables you to connect to the video recording server with broadband dynamic IP Internet connection. If you can only use broadband dial-up account to connect to the Internet through your computer, sureLINK provides a solution for sharing the Internet connection between your computer and the video recording server.
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Page 9: Surelink Application
You can use this name to login or browse the built-in web server. One of the advantages is that you are not required to memorize the IP address and port number (e.g. 210.177.50.156:1024) of the transmitter. - Page 10 Figure 2-2-3 Login Page Select “sureLINK Registration”. Figure 2-2-4 TeleEye Support Page Tele Tele Install Tele Tele Eye RX with Alarm Sensors and Relay Control Port...
- Page 11 Click on “sureLink Address Registrations” Figure 2-2-5 sureLINK Registration Enter a sureLINK address (Domain Name), your video server Serial No. and Registration Code in the fields provided respectively. Then click on [Register] button. The process is then completed. Figure 2-2-6 sureLINK Application After we received your domain name registration, your application will be processed.
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Page 12: Surelink Modification
Since the sureLINK (Domain name) address corresponds to a single transmitter, if you change from one transmitter to another one, you have to inform us to update our database record. To do this, you can visit our TeleEye Product Support again and follow the steps below: Login in at http://www.TeleEye.com... -
Page 13: Surelink Setup In Rx
Enter the Old Registration Code, New Transmitter Serial Number and New Registration Code at each field provided. Figure 2-2-8 sureLINK Modification Click [Modify] button to submit the form. If the above procedure is completed successfully, the new sureLINK will become effective immediately. -
Page 14: Modem Connection Setup
2.4. 3G Modem Connection Setup TeleEye RX series video recording server also supports 3G-modem access. We proved USB port for users to connect 3G modem and RX video recording server. Dialup Mode TeleEye RX series video recording server supports two dialup modes: “SMS/Event Mode” and “Startup mode”... -
Page 15: Access Rx Through 3G Modem
Figure 2-11 3G USB Modem Setting Page Click on [Enable] to activate 3G Modem Setting Fill in access point name and dial number Click on [Test 3G USB Modem] to enter 3G modem testing page, click on [Start Test] to test your profile setting. -
Page 16: Startup Mode
3. Local Advanced Operations 3.1. Schedule Recording (OSD) TeleEye RX series video recording server supports schedule recording Users can specify different recording time from Monday to Sunday. Besides, RX series video recording server also support motion recording, which mean during the user define time period recording will start when a motion event is triggered. - Page 17 Figure 3-3-2 Option Menu Select [ADD] Figure 3-3-3 Schedule Adding Use [← ← ← ← ] and [→ → → → ] buttons to select a Type. “Motion Rec” means recording will start when a motion event is triggered. Please refer to 3.4.2 Motion for motion detection area setting. Use [←...
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Page 18: Connection With Ptz Cameras
3.2. Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) Setting (OSD) As TeleEye RX video recording server built with a RS485 IN and OUT port, you can connect port OUT to Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras (in parallel) and connect port IN to keyboard controller. - Page 19 Focus Duration The focus duration after pressing a [Focus Near] or [Focus Far] button Additional Duration Some additional camera functions duration Washer Duration The action time taken for the washer of the PTZ camera Wiper Duration The action time taken for the wiper of the PTZ camera Patrol Speed The movement speed for one position to another position of the PTZ camera Patrol Dwell Time...
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Page 20: Eye Rx With Alarm Sensors And Relay Control Port
Figure 3-3-7 General PTZ Setting Select [ADVANCED PTZ SETTING] to configure P/T/Z cameras driver and baud rate. Please check out your PTZ camera specification to find out the right PTZ driver. If you can’t find the driver you need from the list please contact us. Figure 3-3-8 Advanced PTZ Setting Tele Tele... - Page 21 7.2k .The resistance transition from 1.2k to 7.2k is generated by an alarm tamper event for normal close circuit. The setup configuration of those alarms and input ports are shown in the following diagram. The circuit debouncing time between each sensor is 20 millisecond. Install TeleEye RX with Alarm Sensors and Relay Control Port...
- Page 22 ALARM Sensor drive output close (point B and sensor wire drive output NORMAL Sensor drive output open (point B and Normal Open (NO) TAMPER Wire open (point A and B) Install TeleEye RX with Alarm Sensors and Relay Control Port...
- Page 23 Sensor drive output close wire drive (point A and B) output NORMAL Sensor drive output open (point A and B) Normal Open (NO) LEGEND Normally Open Alarm Normally Closed Alarm Open Circuit Install TeleEye RX with Alarm Sensors and Relay Control Port...
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Page 24: Alarm (Osd)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Short Circuit Low Impedance High Impedance Notes: The table below shows the summary between the resistance network and the condition result. Note that this table is used as a reference. There may be a 10% tolerance for the resistance value in the below table. -
Page 25: Motion (Osd)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 3-3-9 Alarm Setting Select “YES” for [ENABLED]. Select a type for [SENSOR TYPE], [SENSOR TAMPER TYPE], [ZONE TYPE] and delay time for [ENTRY DELAY], [EXIT DELAY]. 3.4.2. Motion (OSD) Motion event happens when RX series video recording server detect movements inside a surveillance area. - Page 26 Supplementary Guide PAGE Area In motion detection, one motion block is divided into four sub-blocks as Figure 3-3-11 Sub-blocks shows. The definition of area is how many sub-blocks have detected motion in order to trigger a motion event. The range of area option is 25% (1 block) to 100% (4 blocks). If a motion block area is set to be 75%, a motion event will happen when more than 3 of 4 sub-blocks detect movements at the same time.
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Page 27: Video Loss (Osd)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 3-3-13 Motion Detection Area Setting Go to [SELECT], click on [OK] button to start selection. Use [← ← ← ← ], [→ → → → ], [↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ] and [↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ] buttons to select an area. -
Page 28: Disk Usage Level (Osd)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Press on [MENU] button, select [SETUP] [EVENT HANDLER] [VIDEO LOSS] Select a camera Select “YES” for [Enabled] column 3.4.4. Disk Usage Level (OSD) Disk usage level event happens when HDD usage level reach a define percentage. Users can set the alert level to be 50%~100% Disk Usage Setup Procedure Press on [MENU] button, select [SETUP]... -
Page 29: Switch (Osd)
If an event is associated with dial back action, RX will request for connection automatically when this event is triggered. However, RX web page can’t respond for this request. To perform dial back function users may need software like TeleEye WX-30. RX328ND and RX3216ND do not support this action. -
Page 30: E-Mail (Osd)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Dial back setup procedure Press on [MENU] button, select [SETUP] [EVENT HANDLER] Select an event setting Choose “YES” for [ENABLED] column Go to [ACTION] [DIAL BACK] Choose “YES” for [ENABLED] column Go to [GENERAL DIALBACK SETTING] Select retry duration Select dial times Type in IP 10. -
Page 31: Sms (Osd)
Supplementary Guide PAGE 3.5.5. SMS (OSD) If an event is associated with SMS action, RX will send out SMS when this event is triggered. E-mail Setup Procedure: 13. Press on [MENU] button, select [SETUP] [EVENT HANDLER] 14. Select an event setting 15. -
Page 32: Buzzer (Osd)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Select associated PTZ cameras Set preset position for all cameras you selected 3.5.7. Buzzer (OSD) If an event is associated with buzzer action, RX will produce a “Beep” sound to draw people’s attention when this event is triggered. Duration Duration is the period for turning on the buzzer. - Page 33 Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 3-3-16 Time Synchronization Select [TIME SYNC ENABLED] and set it to be “YES”. Select [PRI TIME SERVER] to set the primary timeserver address and [SEC TIME SERVER] to set the secondary timeserver address. Select [UPDATE DATE / TIME] to update the date and time with the above setting. Users can observe the result from “STATUS”.
- Page 34 Supplementary Guide PAGE Click [ENTER] to backup to USB flash. The file will name as <serial_number>_<date>_<time>_Maintenance.log 3.8. USB keyboard (OSD) Input method Select Camera: When you want to select the camera, if you want to select camera 1-9, you must first input '0' than input the number of it.
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Page 35: Remote Advanced Operations
4. Remote Advanced Operations 4.1. Schedule Recording (Network) TeleEye RX series video recording server supports schedule recording Users can specify different recording time from Monday to Sunday. Besides, RX series video recording server also support motion recording, which mean during the user define time period recording will start when a motion event is triggered. -
Page 36: Connection With Ptz Cameras
4.2. PTZ Setting (Network) As TeleEye RX video recording server built with a RS485 IN and OUT port, you can connect port OUT to Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras (in parallel) and connect port IN to keyboard controller. The connection diagram is shown below. -
Page 37: Ptz Setting Procedure
Supplementary Guide PAGE Tilt Duration The vertical movement duration after pressing a [↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ] or [↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ] button Zoom Duration The zoom in or out duration after pressing a [Zoom Tele] or [Zoom Wide] button Iris Duration The open or close of iris duration after pressing a [Open Iris] or [Close Iris] button Focus Duration... -
Page 38: Pan Tilt Zoom Control} Panel Description
Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 4-4-2 PTZ Setting Select the suitable PTZ driver and baud rate according for the PTZ camera. Please check out your PTZ camera specification to find out the PTZ driver you need. If the desired driver is not included in the default driver list, click on [Custom Driver] button to add a driver. - Page 39 Supplementary Guide PAGE It contains [Up], [Down], [Left] and [Right] arrow icon. [Up] and [Down] arrow icons to tilt the camera up and down respectively and [Left] and [Right] arrow icons to pan the camera left and right respectively. To set the camera pan left and right automatically (i.e.
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Page 40: Program Preset Procedure
Supplementary Guide PAGE Recall Patrol Tab It contains 4 patrol and stop buttons, which are used to activate the patrol tours of the selected PTZ camera model. When the [Patrol 1,2,3,4] button is clicked, the camera starts the tour until the patrol operation is cancelled (i.e. [Stop Patrol] button is pressed). Edit Patrol Tab It contains 16 numeric buttons, which can be used to associate preset points with patrol tour. - Page 41 Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 4-4-3 PTZ Control Panel In {Pan Tilt Zoom} panel, click [Program Preset] tab and click the [Program] button to define the camera view position. Figure 4-4-4 Program Preset Tab Page Use [Pan Tilt Zoom] control button to set the PTZ camera to any position. Click any numerical button (1 to 16) to store the preset position.
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Page 42: Recall/Edit Patrol Procedure
Supplementary Guide PAGE 4.2.6. Recall/Edit Patrol Procedure: In {Pan Tilt Zoom} panel, click [Edit Patrol] tab and click the [Add] button to add more positions. Figure 4-4-6 Add Patrol Click [Recall Patrol] tab. The PTZ camera will start it patrol tour if the recall number is added. Press [Stop Patrol] to stop the patrol tour. -
Page 43: Alarm (Network)
Supplementary Guide PAGE 4.3. Event Setting (Network) 4.3.1. Alarm (Network) Alarm can be used to detect events, such as fire and illegal entering by someone. Tele Please refer to 3.3 Install Eye RX with Alarm Sensors and Relay Control Port for setup detail Alarm Sensor Type Alarm sensors have two types: normal close (NC) and normal open (NO). - Page 44 Supplementary Guide PAGE Motion event happens when RX series video recording server detect movements inside a surveillance area. Motion Detection Example If motion detection function is activated, video recording server will capture object movement inside the motion detection area. The normal display area is the selected motion detection area. The blue area cannot detect any motion.
- Page 45 Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 4-4-10 Motion Sub-blocks Motion Setup Procedure: Click on [Menu] , select [Event Matrix] [Server Setting] [Motion] Figure 4-4-11 Motion Setting Select a camera Select “YES” for [Enabled] column. Click on [Setting] to pop up {Motion Setting} form. Event Setting (Network)
- Page 46 Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 4-4-12 Motion Setting Select surveillance area. [Select All] select whole camera surveillance area. Left click mouse and drag to select an area or right click mouse and drag to unselect an area. The outlines of selected blanks are turn into red color. The blanks fill in red color means motion is detected. Figure 4-4-13 Motion Detection Area Select a sensitivity level.
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Page 47: Video Loss (Network)
Supplementary Guide PAGE 4.3.3. Video Loss (Network) Video loss event happens when the RX receives no signal from cameras. The camera displays a blue picture under video loss condition. Video Loss Setup Procedure Click on [Menu] [Server Setting] , select [Event Matrix] [Video Loss] Figure 4-4-14 Video Loss Setting Select a camera... -
Page 48: Hdd Available (Network)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 4-4-15 Disk Usage Level Setting Select “YES” for [Enabled] column Select an alert level from drop down list of [Used Disk Space %] column. Click on [Apply] button to save the settings 4.3.5. HDD Available (Network) HDD available event happens when an HDD is missing. -
Page 49: Recording (Network)
Supplementary Guide PAGE 4.4. Action Setting (Network) When an event is trigger, user can define the action taken by RX, the actions include recording, switch, dial back, e-mail, SMS, PTZ and buzzer. 4.4.1. Recording (Network) If an event is associated with recording action, recording will start automatically when this event is triggered. -
Page 50: Dial Back (Network)
If an event is associated with dial back action, RX will request for connection automatically when this event is triggered. However, RX-Java can’t respond for this request. To perform dial back function users may need software like TeleEye WX-30. RX328ND and RX3216ND do not support this action. -
Page 51: E-Mail (Network)
Supplementary Guide PAGE 4.4.4. E-mail (Network) If an event is associated with e-mail action, RX will send out e-mails when this event is triggered. E-mail Setup Procedure: Click on [Menu] , select [Event Matrix] [Server Setting] [Action] [E-mail] Figure 4-4-19 E-mail Setting Type in the server info, e-mail address to send, action duration time and maximum number of email. -
Page 52: Sms (Network)
Supplementary Guide PAGE 4.4.5. SMS (Network) If an event is associated with SMS action, RX will send out SMS when this event is triggered. SMS Setup Procedure: Click on [Menu] , select [Event Matrix] [Server Setting] [Action] [SMS] Figure 4-4-200 SMS Setting Type in the phone to send, action duration time and maximum number of SMS. -
Page 53: Buzzer (Network)
Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 4-4-21 PTZ Action Click “Enable Preset PTZ” to activate PTZ action. Select PTZ cameras. Select A preset number for ALL PTZ cameras you select. Click on [OK] button to save the setting 4.4.7. Buzzer (Network) If an event is associated with buzzer action, RX will produce a “Beep” sound to draw people’s attention when this event is triggered. - Page 54 Supplementary Guide PAGE 4.5. Time Synchronization (Network) Time Synchronization function can synchronize the timer in RX series video recording server with timeserver. Time synchronization setup procedures: Click on [Menu] [Server Setting] , select [Date Time] Figure 4-4-22 Time Synchronization Click to enable time synchronization function. Select time zone, country, primary time server and secondary time server Click on [Time Synchronization Test] to pop out {Connectivity Test} form Select [Time Synchronization Test] tab page...
- Page 55 Supplementary Guide PAGE Figure 4-4-22 Time Synchronization Click on [Maintenance Log Backup] button. Select the file path to save Click on [Start] button to start backup. The file will name as <serial_number>_<date>_<time>_Maintenance.log Maintenance Log Backup (Network)
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Page 56: Appendix
Supplementary Guide PAGE 5. Appendix 5.1. Specification MODEL NO RX364v3 RX368v3 RX3616v3 RX324v3 RX328v3 RX3216v3 VIDEO INPUT (P): PAL/CCIR, 625 lines, 25 frames per second STANDARD (N): NTSC/EIA, 525 lines, 30 frames per second Composite video, 1 V , BNC NO. - Page 57 Camera port: RS-422/485: 2-way terminal, asynchronous, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, CONTROL no parity, 2.4-19.2kbps. INTERFACE Software, Web application, Keypad, Remote control TELEEYE DM2, TELEEYE DM4, LILIN SYSTEM, PTZ DRIVERS PELCO-D, PELCO-P, PANASONIC CONTROL SYSTEM, VCL ORBITER, user-uploaded RECORDING...
- Page 58 Supplementary Guide PAGE EVENT HANDLING External Alarm, Tamper, Video Motion Detection, Video loss, Hard Disk EVENT TYPE Usage, Hard Disk Failure ACTION TYPE TCP/IP Dial back, Recording, Buzzer, PTZ, Switch, e-mail, SMS EXTERNAL ALARM 16 x NC / NO (Tamper detection) INPUTS OTHERS SCHEDULED ARM/DISARM, SOFTWARE ARM / DISARM...
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