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    DSR-2004 About this manual Before installing and using this unit, please read this manual carefully. Be sure to keep it handy for later reference. INSTRUCTION MANUAL Digital Video Recorder with Multiplexer Function ● Refer to the included CD-ROM for the German, Fr ench , Spanish and Italian “INSTRUCTION M ANUAL”. ● Die “BEDIENUNGSAN LEITU[...]

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    i T able of Contents Safety precau tions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii These precautions must be followed for safety reasons. . . . iii Follow t he point s outlin ed below f or proper use . . . . . . . . . viii Main Featu res . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Main parts replac[...]

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    ii Saf ety precautions CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with t he limits for a Class B digital device, purs uant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to prov ide reasonable prote[...]

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    Safety precautions iii These precautions m us t be f o llo wed f or safety rea sons. Wa r n i n g b Do not use if t he unit emits smoke, strange sounds are hear d or odor is emitted. Contin ued use ma y caus e electrocuti on and/ or fire . Immedia tely remo ve the po wer plug from the o utlet. Once the unit s tops emi tting smok e, co nsult the dea[...]

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    Safety precautions iv Wa r n i n g b Do not use during thunder/thun der storms. Do not use during thunde r/thunder storms . Ne v er touch t he connecti on cab le during thunder/th under storms . This m ay ca use electroc ution. b Do not place in an unstable position. • Doi ng so ma y cause ac cidents and/or breakdo wns throu gh f alling o r toppl[...]

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    Safety precautions v Caution b Cleaning the internal components Consult th e dealers hip wher e this unit w as purchase d or f actory shop f or cleaning internal compo nents. Leav ing the unit unused f or long perio ds of time ma y attrac t dust to the internal co mponents , which in tur n ma y cause fi re and/or b reakdo wns. b Do not bloc k the c[...]

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    Safety precautions vi Wa r n i n g b Use only the su pplied AC adapter . Use the supplied A C adapte r . Usi ng a diff erent AC ad apter can cause fire o r electroc ution, due to diff erences in current carrying capac ity of the powe r cord. b Do not connect to other appliances. The A C adapter su pplied is to be used w ith this uni t only . Conne [...]

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    Safety precautions vii Caution b Make sure the cable is connected properly . Mak e sure the A C adapter cable a nd the connect ing cables are conn ected prop erly . T rippi ng ove r the cab le ma y result in the unit capsiz ing or f alling and cause in jury . b Preventing damag e to a cable Do no t plac e he avy objec ts on the AC adapt er cabl e o[...]

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    Safety precautions viii Follo w the points out lined belo w for pr oper use b Bac k up battery . • A b uilt-in l ithium battery allo w s the d ate to be set. The lithium battery is not rec hargeab le. The lif e ex pectanc y of the lithi um battery is appro ximately 2 year s. • When t he batt er y is flat the monitor d ispla ys the " THE CL[...]

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    1 Main Features • Real time monitoring at 200 IPS ( P AL) / 240 IPS (NTSC) • Maximum reco rding speed a t 100 I PS (P AL) / 120 IPS (NTSC) • 4ch audio r ecording • Remote surve illance and operation vi a network • V GA video output • Comes with IR remote contro l unit and D VR utility softwar e Main par ts replacement timings Contin ued[...]

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    2 Installing a har d disk No defaul t hard d isk is instal led at the tim e of pur chase . T o purc hase and install a ha rd disk , consult the dealer ship where this unit was pu rcha sed. 1 Unfasten the co ver of the unit. Set the mo de of the h ard disk to be install ed to " Maste r ". F or more i nfo r mation, read the ha rd disk insta[...]

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    3 Names and functions of par ts Front panel 1 P ower indicator (PO WER) The po wer i ndicator b links when the supplied AC adapter is conn ected. 2 Recording in dicator (CH 1/CH 2/CH 3/CH 4) The indic ator b links wh en a channel is record ing. 3 LAN indicator (LAN) The indic ator b links wh en the uni t is connec ted and us ed thr ough t he LAN ca[...]

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    4 Names of eac h par t and connections Rear panel 1 Cooling fan (P1 ) 2 PTZ camer a contr ol terminal (RS-4 22/485: P11 ) 3 A udio input (A UDIO IN: CH1 - CH4) 4 Video input te rminal (VIDEO IN: CH1 - CH4) 5 RS 232 te rminal (RS-232C) For mainte nan ce pur p oses. 6 Netwo rk terminal (ETHERNET : P5) 7 External sens or terminal (SENSOR/ALARM OUT : P[...]

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    Names of each par t and connections 5 b Usi ng th e switchi ng hu b Use a 10BASE-T/10 0BASE-TX CA T 5 LAN cab le. When con trolling th e network , connect to hubs suc h as the s witching h ub using an Ethernet ca ble . b Without using a sw itching hub Conne ct to the I nternet using a ro uter and th e like . When co nnecting to an A D SL mode m or [...]

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    6 Pre-operation preparation After turning on th e pow er , the message " INITIALIZING " is displa yed. Ne xt, the liv e videos are displa yed o n a quad-s creen. The screen d ispla y necessary to oper ations is dis pla yed on the scree n. • The s creen displa y can b e hidden e xcept f or the recordin g screen dis pla y . (P25) b Quad-s[...]

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    Pre-operation preparation 7 If the tele vision sy stem of t he camer a to be c onnected and the type of monitor di ffer , live v ideos cann ot be mon itored on the normal scre en. Chec k the sp ecification s of the eq uipment to be connec ted and set the sy stem chan geov er switc h on the rear pa nel. • Do not f orget to turn off the powe r when[...]

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    Pre-operation preparation 8 3 Press the con trol button ( ~ ) twice a nd select th e SYSTEM, press the ENTER b utton. The SYSTEM s ettings screen is displa yed. 4 Select D A TE FORMA T using the contr ol button ( {| ) and selec t the date dis play f ormat using the co ntrol but to n ( }~ ). 5 Select CLOCK SET using the contr ol button ( {| ) and pr[...]

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    Pre-operation preparation 9 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of the CLOCK SET proced ure 2 Select LANGU A GE using the con trol b utton ( {| ) and selec t the displa y language usin g the contr ol button ( }~ ). Once a language has been selected the disp la y language changes. Language s election: ENGLISH, 日本語 , DEUTSCH, F rançais , ESP AÑOL , IT ALIA[...]

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    10 Monitoring the camera videos Example: D ispla ying camera 2 on single -screen 1 Press "2" on the came ra select ion butt on. The vide o of came ra 2 is displa yed o n single -screen. Displa ys the 4 camer as video connect ed at once . 1 Press the QU AD b utton. The quad- screen is disp la yed. 2 T o re turn to single-s creen press a ny[...]

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    11 Operating the PTZ camera If a PTZ ca mera is connected to the RS4 22/485 terminal , P an/Tilt, Z oom/F ocus oper ations are a vaila ble fr om this unit . Connec t the RS422/4 85 terminal and the came ra usin g a twisted pa ir cab le. 1 Press the ME NU button (th e MAIN MENU is displa yed) and select SYSTEM using the contr ol button ( }~ ). • A[...]

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    12 Recor ding This uni t allo ws the f ollowing recording modes . Select the recording m ode, re cording re solution, frame r ate and vide o quality from " RECORD " under the MAIN MENU . (P27) The sym bol on the rig ht side of ea ch recordi ng mode (Ex: R) is disp la yed while recor ding is in pr ogress . b T ypes of recor ding modes A Re[...]

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    Recording 13 1 Recor ding starts automa tically when this unit is turned on. " C " is di spl ay ed on th e scr een. Th e conn ect ed cam eras are si multan eousl y recor ded. The record ing mode can be c hanged usin g RECORDING under RECORD settings. Settings , such as imag e quality , can al so be se t. (P27) 2 T o stop recording, se lec[...]

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    Recording 14 An e xternal senso r can be c onnected to each c hannel. 1 Connecting an externa l switc h to an e xternal sensor termin al. 2 Set the f ollowing items using the c ontrol b utton ( {|}~ ). 3 Select RECORDING using the c ontrol b u tton ( {| ) and selec t BY EXT . SENSOR using the contr ol button ( }~ ). 4 Select SENSOR T YPE using the [...]

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    Recording 15 1 Adjusting the f ollowing setti ngs using the control button ( {|}~ ). 2 Select RECORDING using the c ontrol b u tton ( {| ) and selec t BY SCHEDULE using the c ontrol b utton ( }~ ). 3 Select TIMER SET using the c ontrol b utton ( {| ) and pres s the ENTER b utton. When t he channe l 1 is sele cted, " TIMER SET -CH1 " scre [...]

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    Recording 16 b Copying a set recording schedu le to other ch annels 1 Set the ch annel 1 sc hedule an d press the EXIT / ST OP button . The R ECOR D scr een i s dis played agai n. 2 Select CHANNEL using the control button ( {| ) and selec t CH3 using the c ontrol b utton ( }~ ). 3 Select TIMER SET using the c ontrol b utton ( {| ) and pres s the EN[...]

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    17 Pla ying bac k recorded videos The f ollowin g recorded videos searchin g methods are a va ilab le. GO FIRST 2% 2006/07/14 17:25:37 2% CH1 C SEARCH 2006/07/14 17:17:00 2006/07/14 (1/1) <03:28:37> System Start <08:02:58> System Start <08:04:20> Manual Record Start <08:04:35> Manual Record Stop <08:04:50> Manual Recor[...]

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    Pla ying bac k re cor ded vide os 18 1 Press the SEARCH b utton. The me nu scr een i s dis played. 2 Select EVENT SEARCH using th e contro l button ( {| ) and pres s the ENTER b utton. The SEARCH screen is displaye d. 3 Select the da te y ou want to s earc h using the co ntrol but to n ( {|}~ ) and press the ENTER button. The cursor moves to CHANNE[...]

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    Pla ying bac k re cor ded vide os 19 1 Press the SEARCH b utton. The searc h menu s creen is dis pla yed. 2 Select TIMELINE SEARCH us ing the contr ol button ( {| ) and pres s the ENTER b utton. The SEARCH screen is displaye d. If r ecord ings are available, t he dat e is displ ay ed i n red. • : Indicat es that the re are re cordings in the pre [...]

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    Pla ying bac k re cor ded vide os 20 1 Press the SEARCH b utton. The me nu scr een i s dis played. 2 Select GO LAST us ing the contr ol butto n ( {| ) and press the ENTER b utton. The last recording is pla yed bac k. 3 Press the EXIT/ ST OP b utton once operation s are complete. Press the EXIT/ST OP b utton repea tedly to return to the liv e screen[...]

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    21 Cop ying the recor ded videos to a USB device Y our choi ce of video s can be cop ied to a USB de vice . Selecti ng these vid eos is cal led marking. Still i mages of li ve v ideos and stil l and mo ving v ideos of p la yback s in prog ress ca n be sel ected. 1 Connect the USB memory to the USB term inal, copyin g operatio ns become a vailab le.[...]

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    Copying the recor ded videos to a USB d evice 22 8 Press the MARK/COPY butto n. The BA CKUP USB DEVICE screen i s displa yed. 9 Select USB S TICK (Example) to wh ere the selec ted videos w ill be copied us ing the contr ol button ( }~ ) and pres s the ENTER b utton. The confi rmation screen is disp la yed. À Select YES usi ng the contr o l b utton[...]

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    23 Configuration and function o f the Menu settings SERVICE USB UPGARDE SAVE SETUP TO A USB LOAD SETUP FROM A USB LIVE OSD ON SEQUENCE OFF SEQ-DWELL TIME 2 SECONDS EVENT BEEP OFF OSD CONTRAST 80 CHANNEL CH1 DISPLAY ON SEQ LIST ON BRIGHTNESS 50 CONTRAST 50 HUE 0 SATURATION 50 VGA SCREEN MODE FULL ERROR ALARM OFF RECORD RESOLUTION QUAD CHANNEL CH1 FR[...]

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    Confi gurati on an d funct ion of the Men u settings 24 b Basic operations of the MAIN MENU 1 Press the MENU b utton. The P ASSWORD inp ut screen is displa yed. 2 Press the button 1 four tim es to enter " 1111" and press the ENTER b utton. The MA IN MEN U scr een i s dis play ed. •" 1111 " is the f actory def ault set ting pas[...]

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    25 LIVE settings Press the MENU b utton an d enter the pass word. (P24) The MAIN M ENU i s di splayed, se lect " LIVE " usi ng the control butto n ( {|}~ ). b Function of the menu ope ration button 1 MENU : Press t o displa y the MAIN M ENU . 2 { : Press to m ov e the cursor upw ard. 3 EXIT/ST OP: Press repeate dly once the menu operatio [...]

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    LIV E setti ngs 26 T o set the v ideo setti ngs on ea ch chan nel. Select an item f or each set ting using th e control butto n ( {| ) and sele ct a setti ng v alue us ing the contr ol button ( }~ ). ● Setting a CHANNEL an d the channel designation 1 Select CHANNEL using the control button ( {| ) and selec t a channe l fr om the f ollowi ng chann[...]

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    27 RECORD settings Press the MENU b utton an d enter the pass word. (P24) The MAI N MENU is disp lay ed, select " RECORD " us ing the control b utton ( {|}~ ). T o set the re solution f or the recording s. Select RESO LUTION using the c ontrol b utton ( {| ) and select a setting using the contr ol button ( }~ ). FULL: When recording singl[...]

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    RECORD settings 28 ● Setting t he MO TION ZONE (P13) Select the zone where the moti on senso r is acti ve . It is necess ary to set a detec tion fra m e when P ARTI AL ZONE i s sele cted. FULL ZONE: The mo tion sens or is a cti v e on the w hole s creen . P ARTIAL ZONE: The moti on sensor is activ e in the set det ection fr ame. ● Sett ing the [...]

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    29 SYSTEM settings Press the MENU b utton an d enter the pass word. (P24) The MAI N MENU is disp lay ed, select " SYSTEM " using the control b utton ( {|}~ ). Allow s the indiv idual de signatio n of each unit when m ultiple units are connect ed. 1 Select D VR ID using the contro l button ( {| ) and press the ENTER b utton. The D VR ID sc[...]

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    SYSTEM settings 30 T o set a pas sw ord to en ter the menu settings s creen of th is unit. The initial v alue is " 1111 ". 1 Select ADMIN P ASSWOR D using the control b utton ( {| ) and pres s the ENTER b utton. The Current pass word inp ut screen is displa yed. 2 Input the cu rrent pass wor d (1111) using th e camera selection b utton (1[...]

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    SYSTEM settings 31 b Restoring the passw ord input 1 Press the ME NU button, s elect SYSTEM and press the ENTER b utton. 2 Select ADMIN P ASSWOR D using the control b utton ( {| ) and pres s the ENTER b utton. The Current pass word inp ut screen is displa yed. 3 Press the ENTER b utton without inputting anyth ing. The New passw or d inpu t scre en [...]

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    SYSTEM settings 32 Allows to set an ID number on the supp lied remo te control and us e it as an exclus ive remot e cont rol w hen mul tiple uni ts are conne cted. The initi al v alue is set to " 0 " and the re mote con trol disp la y is displa yed o n the mon itor , remote op erations ar e alwa ys available. b Operating this unit v ia th[...]

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    33 NETW ORK se ttings Press the MENU b utton an d input the pass word. (P24) The MAI N MENU is disp lay ed, select " NETWORK " usi ng t he control b utton ( {|}~ ). When co nnect ing this uni t to a m ultiple un it network, s et an indivi dual port num ber . 1 Select PO RT using the contr ol bu tton ( {| ) and pres s the ENTE R butto n. T[...]

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    NETWORK settings 34 Select NETW ORK TYPE to be connected, and set eac h setting. Consult the network manag er f or all nec essary inf or mation. 1 Select NETW ORK TYPE usin g the contr ol button ( {| ). 2 Select a typ e using the c ontrol b utton ( {| ). b If selecting D HCP Inf or mation, s uch as th e IP address , is aut omatical ly distrib uted [...]

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    NETWORK settings 35 b If selecting LAN 1 Select IP using the contr ol bu tton ( {| ) and press the ENTER butto n. The IP ADDRESS inp ut screen is displa y ed. 2 Change the IP number usin g the control b utton ( {| ), move the curs or to the right us ing the contr ol button ( }~ ) and repeat th e operation, and th en press the ENTER butto n. The scr[...]

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    NETWORK settings 36 • MAIL SA VER NAME T o set the na me of the server f or the mail. Exam ple: ID: T o set inf or mation f or the Inte r net user , suc h as the conn ection ID . P ASSWORD: T o set pass words f or the Internet user , such as the conne ction pass word. Exam ple: • RETURN MAIL ADDRESS T o set a bac kup mail a ddress if the primar[...]

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    37 HDD SET settings Press the MENU b utton an d input the pass word. (P24) The MAI N MENU is disp lay ed, select " HDD SET " using t he control b utton ( {|}~ ). Allo ws contin uing rec ording an d ov erwr itin g old videos once the hard disk ca pacity is fu ll. Select O VER WRITE using the contr ol button ( {| ) and select a setting usin[...]

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    38 SER VICE settings Press the MENU b utton an d input the pass word. (P24) The MAI N MENU is disp lay ed, select " SER VICE " using th e control b utton ( {|}~ ). Under service mod e. Sav ing the m enu se ttings of this unit to a de vice , such as a USB memor y . 1 Connect the USB memory to th e USB terminal 2 Select SA VE SETUP T O A US[...]

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    39 Operations using the Netw ork This uni t can be o perated from a PC sc reen b y using the supplie d network op eration s oftware " Sany o DVR Utili ty 2004 ". Prior to perf or ming n etwork oper ations m ake the fol lowing prepar ations. • Netw ork conne ction: Connect th is unit a nd the PC using a LAN or Internet connect i on. (P5 [...]

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    Operations using the Network 40 3 Select the s etup type on the [Setup T ype] scree n and c lick [Next]. • In general , select " Ty p i c a l ". Depend ing on the perf or mance of the PC the pro gram ma y not operate . In that cas e, re-insta ll " Light ". 4 Confirm the pr ogram folder in the "Selec t Program Folder"[...]

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    41 Connecting to this unit T o star t th is so ftware, double- click t he des ktop s hor tcut ico n ( ), th e main scre en is disp layed. When conne cti ng a ca mera t o this uni t fo llow ing the p rocedure b elow , the camera liv e video is displ ay ed. b Connecting f or the first time 1 Click the connect b utton on the opera tion panel. The conn[...]

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    42 Main screen structure and function of eac h par t When con nected to this unit , the liv e video of the camera is disp la yed on the ma in screen . 1 Video displa y area Displa ys liv e video or pla yback v ideo . <Screen displa y method> Can be swi tched us ing the op eration butto n on the scre en. (P43) • Sing le-s cre en • Quad-sc [...]

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    Main screen structure an d function of eac h par t 43 Function of the operation panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 G F H 1 Address informa tion of this uni t 2 Connect/Disc onnect b utton 3 Screen dis play s witch butto n (P44) 4 Camera contr oller (Onl y f or PTZ camer a) When c lick ing the cont roller button ( / ), the co ntroller disp la y change s. (P46)[...]

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    44 Main screen basic operations Allows you to select th e displa y mode f or live an d pla yback vide o . b Switching fr om quad-screen to single-screen Clic k the channel s election butt on on the o pera tion panel or sel ect on e scre en a nd dou ble-cli ck. The vide o of the s pecified camera is disp la yed i n sing le-screen . b Switching fr om[...]

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    Main screen basic o perations 45 b Recor ding method The prese nt softw are allo ws two m odes of reco rding liv e video fro m a camer a. Auto matic record ing settin g is also available. <Recor ding mode> • Alw ays: Recording is perf or med whe n the reco rding b utton on the oper ation panel is se t to ON. •E v e n t : When the reco rdi[...]

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    Main screen basic o perations 46 Allow s the user to sa ve liv e video or pl ay bac k video disp la yed on the sc reen on th e PC, as still imag es. 1 Selecting the camera vid eo to be sa ved. When in q uad-scree n displa y , select 1 camer a video and clic k (a red fr ame surround s the sel ected ca mera) or doub le-clic k to s witch t o single-sc[...]

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    47 Sear ch mode operations When clicking [SEARCH] on the operation panel, the screen displ a y switches to search mode. When in search mode, the displ a y of one pa r t on the op eration panel as well as one part of the lo g windo w changes . Search and b acku p oper ations of video recorded on this un it or on th e PC become av ailab le. 1 Functio[...]

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    Sear ch mode operatio ns 48 Video rec orded on th is unit or on a PC can be searched and pla ye d using t he date an d time . 1 Select the s earc h destination (D VR/PC) Select w hether to s earch the video record ed on the D VR (this unit) or th e video reco rded on the PC. The searc h destin ation can be s witched interchan geab ly b y clic king [...]

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    Sear ch mode operatio ns 49 D VR (this unit) reco rded video c an be bac ked up on the hard disk of a PC in A VI fo r mat. Search the recorded video b y foll owing t he proced ure belo w , specify the vide o range to be bac ked up an d e x ecute a ba ck up . Ref er to steps 1- 3 of " Sear ching and p laying recor ded video ( P48) ". 1 Spe[...]

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    50 Setup men u settings T o disp lay the " Set up " scree n, click th e menu butt on ( ) on the o perat ion panel . Set the se tti ngs co ncer n ing the op erati on conditio ns of the D VR (this unit) during conn ection an d the netw ork operati ons on th is screen. Clic king men u in the [Setup Menu] wi ndow on the left o f the scre en d[...]

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    Setup menu settin gs 51 Sets the a dministr ativ e designatio n of each camera connect ed to this unit. The set d esignati on is displ ay ed on, f or examp le, the camer a vide o . 1 Select the c hannel de signation to b e set and c lick . The sele cted line is highl ighted in blue . 2 Re-c lick the selected c hannel de signation. It s witch es to [...]

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    Setup menu settin gs 52 Eve nt inf or mation can be searc hed and e ve nts can be s av ed to a PC. 1 Specify the f older to be sear ched usi ng [P ath]. 2 Set the start poin t of the sear ch range in [Fr om]. If the chec kbo x [First] is check ed, it is automatical ly set to the firs t date and time in t he f older . 3 Set the end p oint of the se [...]

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    Setup menu settin gs 53 Set the ca pacity a nd the driv e of the PC whe re the reco rded video is sa ved . 1 Disk Space Select the drive used f or savi ng and in put the al lowa ble capa city (MB) . 2 Disk Full Select the option o nce the c apacity i s e xceede d using t he radi o bu tton. • Repl ace oldest f iles: Cont inues to r ecord and ov er[...]

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    54 P a r t names of the remote contr ol Batteries f or the remote control are no t supplied. Us e two AAA b atteries. b Inser ting batt eries in the remote co ntrol. 1 T ak e the bat tery cover off. 2 Place the batteries and fit the cover . Note: Make sure the b atteries are c orrectly oriented . b Operation range 1 REC/ST OP butto n Stops and star[...]

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    Specifications Please note that specifications and unit exterior design are subject to change without notification. b Dimensions (unit: mm) b D VR ID input display list Sign al me thod Conforms to the NTSC/P AL (Initial values) system • NTSC: 30 ips (Single-screen), 120 ips (Quad-screen) • P AL: 25 ips (Single-screen), 100 ips (Q uad-screen) Co[...]