Pelco DX4000 manuel d'utilisation

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    C2602M-C (3/07) OPERA TION DX4000 Digital V ideo Recorder[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 3 Contents Regulatory Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    4 C2602M-C (3/07) Overview of the Main Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Remote Agent Control Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 5 List of Figures 1 Connecting Devices to the DX4000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 2 Connecting Comput ers Over the Internet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    6 C2602M-C (3/07) 60 Backing Up Video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 61 Back Up Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 7 Regulatory Notices This device compl ies with Part 15 of the FCC Rul es. Operation is subject to the foll owing two conditions: (1) this device may n ot cause harmful interference, and (2 ) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may ca use undesired operat io n. RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFER[...]

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    8 C2602M-C (3/07) Description The DX4000 Se ries digita l video re corder (DVR) i s an entry-le vel, profes sional digita l video reco rder that n ot only repla ces th e traditional VCR and multiplexer combinatio n but also offers the benefits derived from the latest in d igital video processing. Designed to wor k with today's br oadband netw [...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 9 Features • 4-channel full duplex dig ital video recorder • 4-channel audio input s with one audio output • MPEG-4 compre ssion • Up to 704 x 480 Recording Reso lution • Up to 120 images per secon d recording rate at 352 x 240 resolution • Independe nt channel resolution, quality , and frame rate settings • Full-funct[...]

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    10 C2602M-C (3/07) Overview of the Sy stem The DX4000 serves as the c enter of a video surveillance system to whi ch many computers can be connected. Fi gure 1 illustrates th at co mputers can be connected e ither directly to the DX4000 or remotely over a network. Figure 1 shows the maximum number of camer as and alar m sensor s that can be connect[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 11 DX4000 Controls CONTROLS ON THE FRONT PANEL OF THE DX4000 Figure 3. Front Panel of the DX4000 The button s on the fr ont panel of the unit are used to con trol PTZ an d camera focus, to enter me nus and adjust settings on the DX4000, and to search for and play bac k video. Refer to Figure 3 f or the loca tions of the buttons on t[...]

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    12 C2602M-C (3/07) V IDEO CONTROL BUTTONS ON TH E FRONT PANEL OF THE DX4000 Figure 4. Control Buttons on the Front Panel Several control button s are located on the front panel of th e DX4000. Use these buttons to navig ate through menus, to cont rol P TZ and focus on cameras, and to search for an d play back video. The control buttons perform the [...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 13 OPERATING THE DX4000 FR OM THE REMOTE CONTROL Figure 5. Remote Control Operation Instead of co ntrolling the D X4000 with the b uttons on th e front panel o f the unit, you ca n use the remote control to oper ate PT Z functions or f ocus cameras, to enter men us and adjust settings on the DX4000, a nd to search for and play back [...]

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    14 C2602M-C (3/07) Before Y ou Begin This manual describes the menu s on the DX4000; how to control PT Z movement and focus cameras; and how to search for , play back, and ba ck up video dir ectly from t he DX4000. It al so describes how to operat e the DX4000 from a remot e agent appl ication insta lled on a c omputer , how to view live video from[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 15 T o stop the DX4000 1. Press the p ower button o n the front panel of the D X4000 or on the remote con trol. The unit beeps and displays the Shutdown sc reen. 2. Press the n umbered channe l buttons t o enter your password, an d then press the Enter button. Th e unit shuts down all att ached devices and then turns off. Figure 7. [...]

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    16 C2602M-C (3/07) Main Window Overview Figure 8. DX4000 Main Window The DX4000 mai n screen pr ovides access to current sy stem informat ion. ì Camera title: Displays the name of th e camera. The camera title is displayed for each cam era that is connected to the DX4000. î Recording status: Indicates that the camera is being recorded. A re d squ[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 17 CHANGING THE DISPLAY MODE The display mode on the DX4000 is preset to display all four ch annels simultaneously . Y ou can change this screen sequencing mod e to display a single, full-screen video pa ne or to sequence between al l four channels on the scree n. Figure 9. Screen Sequencing Modes T o change th e screen sequencing m[...]

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    18 C2602M-C (3/07) ADJUSTING MENU SETTINGS Figure 11. Main Menu T o ac cess menus on the DX40 00 press the M enu button on the fron t panel of the unit or on the remot e control, an d then en ter a u ser ID and pass- word. Each menu contains settings related to a different function on the DX4000. The menus are described be low . DISPLAY MENU Figure[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 19 RECORD MENU Figure 13. Record Menu Use the Record menu to select the size and quality of recordings , to set up recording schedules, and to set up alar m-based reco rding. • Size/Record Rate/Quality: Select the size or resolution at which video is r eco rded, the recording rate (fr ames per second), and image quality for record[...]

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    20 C2602M-C (3/07) CAMERA MENU Figure 14. Camera Menu Use the Camera men u to adjust settings on ca meras attached to the DX4000. • Status/T itle Setup: Use this option to review th e status information and to set up the title for each camera. T i tles will appear on the video panes if you enable this op tion on the Display menu. • Covert/PTZ S[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 21 ALARM MENU Figure 16. Alarm Menu Use the Alarm menu to set up alarms and relays for cameras. • Alarm Input Setup: Use this op tion to con nect or discon nect alarms f or any camer a at any time. If you connect an alarm, yo u must associate it with a camera an d select the a larm type - no rmally closed (N/C) o r normally open ([...]

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    22 C2602M-C (3/07) SY STEM MENU Figure 17. Sy stem Menu Use the System menu to change th e system information on the DX4000. • Date/T ime: Use th is option to enter the cu rrent date an d time on the D X4000. It is rec ommended that yo u enter this inf ormation befo re you start record ing video so that the co rrect date a nd time is ass ociated [...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 23 CHANGING PASSWORDS The DX4000 p rovides pred efined user s accounts f or an admini strator , manager , and ope rator . These pr edefined us ers all have the same pass- word: 1234. For ad ded security , you should change these passwo rds. If you are concerned that a four -character password provides insu fficient security on your [...]

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    24 C2602M-C (3/07) RESETTING PASSWORDS Passwords for user ac counts can be reset to the facto ry default. T o reset the passwords 1. Exit the DX40 00 if it is r unning, and t hen disconne ct the power ca ble from the b ack of the unit. 2. While you reco nnect the p ower cable, p ress and ho ld the Cha nnel 2, Enter , and Fast Reverse butto ns simul[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 25 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS Y ou can rest ore the DX4000 to its original fact ory settings. Rest oring the unit to it s original factory se ttings resets all set tings. It do es not erase any recorded video from t he hard disk drive, nor does it ref ormat the driv e. 1. Press the M enu button o n the front panel of the D X4000 or on[...]

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    26 C2602M-C (3/07) Changing the Screen Layout SCREEN ROTATION MODE T o change the screen rotation mode, pre ss the SCR Mode button on the fron t panel of the DX4000 or on the remot e control until t he mode you prefer is in use . By default, t he DX4000 disp lays four vid eo panes at one time. This is referred to as quad mode. Th e following displa[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 27 Controlling Cameras from the DX4000 The instructio ns in this sectio n describe ho w to control camera s with the buttons o n the front pan el of the DX4000. Y ou can als o control cameras by using the remote con trol. Refer to Operatin g the DX4000 from the Remote Control on page 13 for a description of the buttons on the remote[...]

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    28 C2602M-C (3/07) W ORKING WITH PRESETS With the DX4000, you can crea te and run p resets. A prese t is a command that perfor ms some operat ion or opens a menu on a ca mera . Presets provide quick acc ess to camera actio ns that would otherw ise requir e many keystrokes. If your came ra supports presets, you can s et up and run a new preset. If y[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 29 3. Press the do wn arrow button until the one of the follow preset numbers appe ars: • 90 and 91: Se t the oute r limit for manu al stops. Ma ke sure to select different locations for each preset number. • 92 and 93: Set the other out er limit for scan stops. Make sure you select differe nt locations for each preset number. 4[...]

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    30 C2602M-C (3/07) 6. When the pattern is programmed, press the PTZ/Focus button until the P attern menu appears on the screen . 7. Press the channe l button numbered 2 (F2 on the remote contro l) to stop recording the pattern . 8. Press the Ret urn button when you ar e done. T o run a pattern 1. Select a camera channel, and then press the PTZ /Foc[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 31 Figure 29. Status/T itle Setup Menu 4. Select Covert/ PTZ Setup fr om the Camera menu, and th en press the E nter button . The Covert/PTZ Setup menu app ears. Figure 30. Covert/PTZ Setup Menu 5. For each camera, set up th e following se ttings: • Covert: Turn this setting on or off. If a c amera is set a s covert, the DX4000 re[...]

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    32 C2602M-C (3/07) Figure 31. Color Setup Menu 9. Modify the following set tings for eac h camera. • Brightness: Choose a value be tween 0 and 100. Adjust the bright ness controls so th at black content displays as true bla ck on the monitor. • Contrast: Choose a va lue between 0 and 1 00. Adjust the co ntrast contr ol to distinguis h between t[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 33 Figure 33. Audio Recording Setup Menu 3. For each camera, modif y the following settings, and then press the En ter button. • Turn audio recor ding on or off. • Associate an audio cha nnel with a camer a. 4. After thes e settings a re modified, pr ess the Retu rn button un til all menu s are clear ed. A message a ppears stati[...]

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    34 C2602M-C (3/07) MODIFYING IMAGE RECORDING SETTINGS Image recording settin gs affect many aspects of working with th e DX4000. H igher resolution images provide more detail in record ed video, which improv es their usefu lness when mo nitoring eve nts. These hi gh-resolutio n images als o consume more ha rd disk space, which a ffects how much vid[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 35 MODIFYING ALARMS AND RELAY S Figure 36. Alarm Menu The DX4000 supp orts one alarm fo r each camera and on e relay for all of the cameras. Alar ms can be normally open or normall y clo sed. When an event occ urs that trig gers these al arms, the DX4 000 responds by recordin g video fo r the affect ed camera. Fo r alarms that are n[...]

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    36 C2602M-C (3/07) Figure 38. Relay Output Setup Menu 3. For each alarm, mo dify the following relay settings: • Select an a larm, and cha nge its relay output to En able or Disab le. • Change the relay mod e to Latche d or Transpar ent. • For lat ched relays , select a dur ation. Du rations can l ast as litt le as five se conds, as lo ng as [...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 37 Creating Recording Schedules By default, the DX40 00 is set up for contin uous recording. Y ou can set up a schedule to record video only at certain t imes or t o record video in response to motion or a larms. SETTING UP A RECORDING SCHEDULE 1. From the main menu on the DX40 00, select t he Record menu o ption. The Record menu ap[...]

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    38 C2602M-C (3/07) 6. If you choose D aily , you should select a start and stop time fo r the recording schedule. Choose th e hour at which the recordi ng should star t and stop based on a 24-h our clock. For example , to start recording at 1:00 in the afterno on, choose 13. 7. If you choos e Weekly , the following screen appear s. The chart li sts[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 39 SETTING UP MOTION DETECTION RECORDING The DX4000 ca n record vid eo based on mo tion detect ion so long as a recording schedule has been created . Before you se t up motio n detection recording, re fer to Setting Up a Recording Schedule on page 37 for i nstructions on setting up a recording s chedule. 1. From the main menu , sele[...]

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    40 C2602M-C (3/07) 3. For each camera, set up motion detection settings as follows: • Motion: Turn it on or off. • Sensitivity: Select a level between 1 and 10, where 10 is the most sensitive. • Region: Select “Partial” or “Entire”. Whe n motion detection is turned o n, the DX4000 detects mo tion on the entire screen by default. Figur[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 41 Figure 47. Saving Motion Detection Settings 6. Select an op tion as foll ows, and then press the Ent er button. • Select All: Enables motion detection for th e entire screen. • Deselect All: Disables mot ion detection for the en tire screen . • Save & Exit: Saves th e motion detection regions as you have set th em up. ?[...]

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    42 C2602M-C (3/07) Figure 49. Alarm Recording Setup Menu 3. For any camer a that is se t up with an al arm, select t he Record field and turn o n recording. 4. Select a start and stop time if you want to limit the recording to less than the full day . 5. Move to th e pre-alarm d uration fiel d and select the number of seconds b efore an ala rm that[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 43 Monitoring Live V ideo With the DX4000 you can monito r up to four video channels simu ltaneously . There are three screen modes available: sin gle mode, quad mo de (four channels), and sequencing mode. Sing le mode displays video from a single camera. This same camer a is displayed until you select another one or until yo u chan[...]

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    44 C2602M-C (3/07) W orking with Recorded V ideo Y ou can sea rch for re corded vi deo by reco rding date or event , play back recorded video, and back up video to a CD-RW drive, DVD -RW drive, or a USB flash memory device. SEARCHING FOR V IDEO 1. Press the Se arch button o n the fron t panel of th e DX4000, and then enter your password on the Sear[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 45 Figure 53. Searching by Date and T ime The screen expands to i nclude a 24-ho ur timeline fo r the selected date. Hour s for which there is recorded video are g ray . Hours for whi ch no video is recorded are blank. Figure 54. T imeline Showing A vailable Recorded Video 4. Press the right or left arrow buttons on the front panel [...]

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    46 C2602M-C (3/07) 7. If you choose to sea rch for video by event, an Event View me nu appears (Figure 56). Sele ct a st art time and end time as follow s: • Press the Enter bu tton to select the field, or to accept any cha nges. • Press the u p or down arro w buttons to cha nge the highl ighted segment of the date or time , or to move to the n[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 47 PLAYING RECORDED VIDEO T o p lay back re corded vide o, you must fi rs t fo llow the instru ct ions above to search for video. When you search f or video by dat e, the DX4000 dis- plays all vi deo on the screen. When y ou play it back , you will p lay back all o f the video si multaneous ly . When you s earch for v ideo by an eve[...]

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    48 C2602M-C (3/07) T o back up vid eo The DX4000 su pports back up to three different de vices. All unit s support back ups to a US B flash memo ry device. If you purcha sed a model that contains a CD- RW or DVD-RW drive, you al so can back up vi deo to a blank or refo rmatted disc. As a safety precaution , the DX4000 will not overwrite a d isc tha[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 49 10. If ther e is no media in the drive a warning message appe ars. Insert me dia into the drive, and then press the Enter bu tton. Figure 62. Missing Media War ning Message 11. The Back Up menu displ ays a list of recorde d video that ma tches your select ion criteria al ong with estimates of how much sto rage space the video cli[...]

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    50 C2602M-C (3/07) W orking with the Remote Agent Application ABOUT THE REMOTE AGENT The remote agent appli cation provi des the same functions t hat are availa ble directly from the DX4 000. Use the re mote agent if y ou are away from the un it but you s till want to mo nitor liv e video, sear ch for record ed video, or adjust system s ettings. Th[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 51 REMOTE AGENT CONTROL BUTTONS STARTING AND STOPPING THE REMOTE AGENT T o start the remote age nt The DX4000 r emote agent ca n be started in either o f the following ways: • From the Window s Start menu, lo cate and doub le-click the DX4000 remote age nt shortcut. • From Windows Explorer , browse for the installatio n director[...]

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    52 C2602M-C (3/07) CONFIGURING THE REMOTE AGENT Before you can view video recorded on the DX4000 from the remote agent, you must set up a network connection for the DX4000. Y o u may a lso configure optional se ttings for the remote agent. These set tings are described below . Figure 66. Remote Agent Settings Screen T o create a network connection [...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 53 name, current d ate, and image resolution. • Screen Switching Interval (Sec): Select the number of sec onds that each channe l should be displa yed before switchi ng to the next channel. This setting is used when th e Screen Mo de is set to Sequencing. • Live Audio Monitoring Channel: Select the au dio channel that you will u[...]

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    54 C2602M-C (3/07) RECORDING SETTINGS Use the Record tab to configure recording schedules for the DX40 00 along with the size, recording rate, and quality of t he vide o. Y ou can r ecord video based on the time and da te, alarms, or motion detection. Settings vary for NTSC and PAL came ras. Refer to Record Menu on page 19 for more informati on abo[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 55 • Start: Select the ho ur at which recor ding should star t. The schedul e is based on a 24-h our clock. If you select 0, reco rding will sta rt just after midnight. For example, se lect 23 to begin recording at 11:00 P M, or 2300 hrs. • Stop : Select the ho ur at which recording should stop. The schedule is base d on a 24-ho[...]

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    56 C2602M-C (3/07) 2. Open the DVR Syst em tab, and then click the Record tab. (See Fig ure 68 on page 54.) 3. T urn on timer re cording for e ach camera for which you will set up motion detection. The Motion Det ection sett ings are enab led for each camera as you set up time r recording for them. 4. Under the M otion Detect ion settings , configu[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 57 CAMERA SETTINGS Use the Camera ta b to configure general information fo r each camera. Y ou can create a title, ad just the color quality , turn on covert recording, and enable and configu re PTZ contro ls for each ca mera. Y ou can a lso set the baud rate th at the DX4000 u ses for all came ras. Figure 71. Configuring Camera Set[...]

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    58 C2602M-C (3/07) AUDIO SETTINGS Use the Audi o tab to conf igure audio channels that are connecte d to cameras. A separate au dio channel is available t o record a u dio for each camera. A sing le channel is av ailable to monit or audio while you are watchin g live video. Figure 72. Configuring Audio Settings from th e Remote Agent T o set up aud[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 59 4. Click the Appl y button to save the change s and continue to other settin gs. If you are finished up dating settings, click the O K button to clo se the screen. ALARM SETTINGS Use the Alarm tab to set up alarms for the DX4000. A sep arate alarm input is available for each camera. A larms can be normally open or normally closed[...]

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    60 C2602M-C (3/07) SY STEM SETTINGS Use the System tab to conf igure genera l system info rmation for th e DX4000. Some information can be review ed on this t ab but not chan ged. Buzzer sound setting s, passwords, disk write mode, and network connec tion and speed can be configured on the ta b. TIP: Refer to the System tab wh en you need to locate[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 61 2. Open the DVR Syst em tab, and then click the System tab. 3. Under Buzzer , config ure the follo wing settings : • Alarm Input: Set this to On if you wan t to hear a buzzer sound any time an alarm occurs. • Video Loss: Set this to On if y ou want to he ar a buzze r sound an y time the DX40 00 detects that the vi deo signal [...]

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    62 C2602M-C (3/07) Figure 76. Network Client Manager Dialog Box 4. Use the follo wing commands: • Disconnect: Select a use r from the list, and then click the Disconn ect button to disconnect a single user . • Disconnect All: Click the Disconnec t All button to disconne ct all users . • Refresh: Click th e Refresh butt on to update the list o[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 63 T o adjust the focus 1. Display live video in single-screen mode on the remot e agent main screen. 2. In single-screen mo de, select a camera by clicking in the channel video pane or b y clicking a camera button at the bottom of the s creen. 3. In the remote agent main screen, look for the Focus button on the controls in the lowe[...]

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    64 C2602M-C (3/07) Figure 80. Completing the Setup for a Pattern T o run a pattern 1. In single-sc reen mode d isplay the came ra for whic h you want to run a pattern, and then click the PTZ button on the PTZ contro ls (Figure 7 7). The PTZ buttons expa nd to display controls for pa tterns and presets. 2. Select a patter n number in the Pattern lis[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 65 Figure 83. PTZ Control Buttons 2. Select the preset number from the Preset list, and then c lick RUN. The camera adjusts itself to the preset position. T o use Preset 95 Preset 95 disp lays the camera me nu for Esprit and Spectra camer as. Y ou can use this menu to configure settings on thes e cameras . Follow these instructions [...]

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    66 C2602M-C (3/07) MONITORING LIVE V IDEO FROM THE REMOTE AGENT Y ou can monitor up to four video channels on the remote agent. By def ault, the re mote agent disp lays all four channels. Us e the following buttons to change the sc reen layout as follows: CONTROLLING AUDIO With the DX4000 you can listen t o audio while vi ewing live or recorded vid[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 67 W ORKING WITH RECORDED VI DEO ON THE REMOTE AGENT SEARCHING FOR RECORDED VIDEO NOTE: T o search for re corded video, you must be logged on as an administrator or ma nager . The operator ID d oes not have per mission to search for record ed video. 1. Click the Search but ton . The viewing area becomes blank and a search ba r appea[...]

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    68 C2602M-C (3/07) T o search by date or time 1. Click the Log butto n . The Search Log screen ap pears. Figure 86. Search Log Screen 2. Select a search rang e, and then click the Search button. Reco rd ings matc hing your sear ch criteria ap pear in the l ist. Lists t hat are longer than one page contain a page number field at the bottom of the sc[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 69 T o search by event 1. Click the Search Even ts button . Th e Event Viewer screen ap pears. Figure 87. Event Viewer Screen 2. Select an even t, and then cli ck the “Go to T imel ine” button. No te that the Eve nt Viewer screen remain s open on the desk top.Y o u can close the screen by clickin g the OK button, or you can lea [...]

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    70 C2602M-C (3/07) Figure 88. Remote Agent Backup Screen 2. Select the backup ti me, video source, an d channels that you want to back up, and the n click the OK button. Unl ess you changed the default directory, the video is copied to the hard disk in the d irectory C:Pro gram FilesPel coDX4000. T o use a diff erent default dire ctory permanent[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 71 4. T o vi ew the imag e file, open it with any viewer progra m. If you were vi ewing video in Quad mode, t he snapshot will contain al l four videos. T o sa ve a snapshot of a single vide o, switch to Sing le-Screen Mo de before you sa ve it. T o print a snap shot 1. While vie wing recorded video, click the Prin t Image button . [...]

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    72 C2602M-C (3/07) V IEWING VIDEO WITH THE BACKUP PLAYER The DX4000 back up player le ts you review video that has b een backed up to the hard disk , to a CD or DVD, or to a USB flas h memo ry device. Video backed up from t he DX4000 can also be viewed with any media player that support s A VI file s. The DX4000 digitally signs vi deo as it is reco[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 73 T o view recorded video with the backup player 1. From the remote agent application, click the Play Backup V ideo button . The backup player appears. Ref er to Figure 90. 2. Click the “Ope n file” button . The followin g screen appe ars. Figure 91. Selecting Backup Video 3. Select a video recor ding and click Open. If the vid[...]

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    74 C2602M-C (3/07) About the W eb Client The DX4000 web client pro vides remote acc ess to the D X4000 so tha t you can moni tor live v ideo across th e Internet. T o search f o r or play back recorded video or t o update system settings, you must u se the remote agent or the contr ols on the front panel of the DX4000. Fo r instructions on installi[...]

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    C2602M-C (3/07) 75 2. Click the Connect bu tton . The Login dialog box appears. Figure 94. Web Client Login Dialog Box 3. Enter a dif ferent port n umber only if the port fo r the DX4000 is differe nt from the de fault numbe r . 4. Select a user ID, enter a p assword, and t hen click th e OK button. Live video is d isplayed on t he screen. Y ou can[...]

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    PRODUCT WARRANTY AND RETURN INFORMA TION WARRANTY Pelco will repair or replace, without char ge, any merchandise proved defective in material or workmanship for a period of one year after the date of shipment. Exceptions to this warranty are as not ed below: • Five years on fiber optic products and TW3000 Se ries unshielded twisted pair transmiss[...]

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