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User Manual for Mobile DVR
4CH MINI Mobile DVR USER MANUAL
6000 series SD card record model
Ver. 3.0
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Contents
1.
System Introduction....................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1.
Features.............................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2.
Appearance ........................................................................................................................................ 5
1.3.
Remote Control ................................................................................................................................. 6
1.4.
Front panel ......................................................................................................................................... 7
1.5.
1.4.1.
LED indicators:...................................................................................................................... 7
1.4.2.
SD card: ................................................................................................................................. 7
Back panel ......................................................................................................................................... 8
2.
Specifications ................................................................................................................................................ 9
3.
Technique Parameters .................................................................................................................................. 10
4.
GUI .............................................................................................................................................................. 11
5.
4.1.
Login................................................................................................................................................ 11
4.2.
System Main Interface ..................................................................................................................... 12
4.3.
Video Records Playback .................................................................................................................. 12
4.4.
System Settings ............................................................................................................................... 13
4.4.1.
Basic Settings ...................................................................................................................... 14
4.4.2.
Recording Settings ............................................................................................................... 14
4.4.3.
Sub-Stream Settings............................................................................................................. 16
4.4.4.
Power Management ............................................................................................................. 16
4.4.5.
Alarm Settings ..................................................................................................................... 17
4.4.6.
Security Settings .................................................................................................................. 18
4.4.7.
Network Settings: ................................................................................................................ 19
4.5.
System Info...................................................................................................................................... 21
4.6.
Management Tools........................................................................................................................... 22
4.6.1.
Log Management ................................................................................................................. 22
4.6.2.
SD Card Management.......................................................................................................... 23
4.6.3.
Default Settings ................................................................................................................... 24
4.6.4.
Config Management ............................................................................................................ 24
Device Installation ....................................................................................................................................... 25
5.1
Cable Definition ...................................................................................................................... 25
5.1.1 Power Cable................................................................................................................................ 25
5.1.2 Audio/Video Input and Output Cable ......................................................................................... 26
5.1.3 Alarm Input and Output Cable .................................................................................................... 27
5.2. Main Board Outside View .................................................................................................................... 28
5.2.1. FB6001 PCB .............................................................................................................................. 28
5.2.2. FB6002 PCB .............................................................................................................................. 28
6.
System Upgrade User Guideline ................................................................................................................. 29
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6.1.
MU-MINI-RFS.crc（Record File System）Upgrade ..................................................................... 29
6.2.
MU-MINI-APP.crc（Application Program）Upgrade ................................................................... 29
6.3.
MCU Upgrade ................................................................................................................................. 29
6.4. Upgrade Check out ....................................................................................................................................... 29
7.
3G User Guideline ....................................................................................................................................... 30
7.1.
Working System Representation ...................................................................................................... 30
7.2.
Installation Guideline ...................................................................................................................... 30
7.3.
Parameter Settings ........................................................................................................................... 31
7.4.
8.
7.3.1.
Network Setting ................................................................................................................. 31
7.3.2.
Wireless setting .................................................................................................................. 32
7.3.3.
Statues check out ................................................................................................................ 32
PC software setting .......................................................................................................................... 33
F.A.Q ........................................................................................................................................................... 33
8.1.
Wireless Module ............................................................................................................................ 33
8.2.
General Problems ............................................................................................................................ 34
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1. System Introduction
1.1. Features
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H.264 main profile Video compression format; Support 1 to 4 channels video input.

Adopt 10bit video decoder processor to ensure picture quality, and each video channel is attached with an
independent video decoder to avoid disturbing from each other.
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Industrial grade design: all electronic components conform to industrial standard through the entire design,
including the special connectors dedicated for mobile DVR.
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Built-in GPS, G sensor (optional).
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Built-in wireless module like 3G (EVDO, HSPA, HSDPA), GPRS, WiFi (optional).

With the special UPS technology, the DVR will work for another 10 to 15 sec after power failure, which
makes the device shut down normally and keep the file safe
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Real time recording: 100f/s (PAL); 120f/s (NTSC). Recording resolution: CIF/ 2CIF/ D1 optional,
maximum support 2CH of D1 + 2CH of CIF.
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Support 1 channel audio input, 1 channel microphone or audio line in. G.726 compression.
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4 channels alarm input/ 2channels alarm output.
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RS232 interface for remote control; RJ45 10M/100M Ethernet port.
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Video recording mode: Auto, alarm, timed and manual recording.
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The video file format is ASF. The file can be played by general media player VLC or our
customized
software which support 1 channel or 4 channels synchronous playback
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Storage capacity: two 32GB SD card (the default selection is one SD card support).
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Quick start-mode: the device will turn to working in 20 sec after power on. Other start- or close- mode
including ACC on, timed turn on/off, manual boot/shutdown the device.
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Voltage supply range is from 8V to 36V, the DVR is compatible with the most of vehicles. Power output is
12V/1.5A.
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Energy- efficient design, the power consumption is less than 5W with normal operating state.

With anti-vibration and anti-high temperature protection, the quality of video files is always guaranteed

Operating temperature: -25℃ to +70℃
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All materials and PCB production conform to RoHs standard.
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Elegant and industrial design: Mini size, for easy installation, more concealing.
Dimensions: 112(W) x36(H) x138(D) mm
FB 6001 Weight: 0.36KG, FB 6002 Weight: 0.45KG;
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1.2. Appearance
Front view:
Back view:
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1.3. Remote Control
KEY
Function
To activate the device
【LOGIN】
To enter system settings.
【0－9】
【0－9】: Under the configuration mode, 0~9 stand for numbers; under
the playback mode, 1, 2, 3 and 4 are for switching between related
single channel, and the number 5 is for 4 channels synchronous
playback
【－】
【＋】
For setting date and time
【DEL】
Backspace
【EXIT】
Return to the previous interface
【ENTER】
Enter button
▲,
up, down, left, right
,
,
left and right buttons are use for decreasing or increasing volume
【GOTO】
Select time period for playing video
【INFO】
To display system info under monitoring mode
With the backward playing button, the video files can be played with
2/4/8/16 times speed. Press „play‟ button to get a normal speed play.
Play button
With the forward playing button, the video files can be played with
2/4/8/16 times speed forwardly. Press „play‟ button to get a normal
speed play.
Reserved
Stop button is to stop the normal playing and return back to the playlist
interface
Pause button. Pause the normal playing.
【F1】
For FB6002 only. Under monitoring mode, it is used to display the info
of G-sensor, GPS, wireless module, SIM card, dial-up and so on.
【F2-F3】
Reserved
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1.4. Front panel
The front panel for the device which supports two SD card:
The front panel for the device which supports one SD card:
1.4.1. LED indicators:
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【PWR】Power indicator.
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【ERR】Error indicator: LED on－No SD cards
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【CH1－CH4】Video input indicators
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【CH1】LED blinks indicating that the system firmware is being upgraded.
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【SD1,SD2】SD card status Indicator:
LED on－SD card works；
LED off－no SD card or SD card doesn‟t work;
LED blinks－recording.
1.4.2. SD card:
User must format new SD Card before use.
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【REMOVE1,REMOVE2】when the device is working, press the RMOVE key for 3 seconds until the
LED was off, then the SD cards can be moved safely. SD cards will resume work if they were not removed
in 15 seconds..
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1.5. Back panel
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【PWR】Power Supply connector
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【GPS】GPS antenna connector
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【WIRELESS】WIRELESS antenna connector
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【USB】USB1.1 port
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【ETHERNET】LAN port.
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【ALARM IN/OUT】Alarm input and output connector
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【VI/VO AI/AO】Audio and video input and output connector
Remark: GPS and wireless transmission functions are available with FB6002.
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2. Specifications
Function
Item
Description
Channel
1-4 channels
Resolution
1-4 levels, 1 is the highest level and 4 is the lowest level.
OSD
Overlays information such as date time and vehicle ID
SD card REC
Recording Mode
Preview
Disk Data
overwritten
Video Search
Playback
System
GUI
1 to 25f/s/ch adjustable (PAL) or 30f/s/ch (NTSC) .
Video Quality
Recording
System
Support CIF、HD1、D1 resolution, compatible with 2CH of D1 & 2CH of CIF. fps:
Support two SD card recycle recording. Automatically switch to the other one
when the first SD card was full, and the data will be automatically overwritten .
The default setting is auto recording after power on. Timed recording and alarm
recording are supported.
Support 1 channel and 4 channels preview.
Support SD cards overwritten function.
Search video files anytime per day, type(n/a) and target SD card.
Support 1 to 4 channels playback.
Playback
Graphical User
Interface
Support forward and backword play at the speed of: x 2,x4,x8,x16.
Setup system parameters with the remote control.
Support up to 4 channels alarm input.
Alarm
Input
Record duration after alarm can be set in system
Output
GPS
Optional
Function
Pre-record 15 seconds ahead of the alarm.
Network
Support up to 2 channels alarm output, level signal.
GPS module can be built-in device FB6002, the GPS info will be recorded
synchronous
RJ45 Ethernet port.
FB6002 supports several wireless modules such as 3G and WIFI
G Sensor
Built in G-sensor is available with FB 6002
System auto power on/off:
Power Settings
Others
1,Vehicle acc on/off---system auto power on after acc on, system power off
according to the delay time (up to 240min, default 5min) after acc off.
2,Preset time---Only according to time preset table.
Power-off
With the power-off protection, all data can be saved safely and the recording can
protection
be closed normally after power failure.
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3. Technique Parameters
System
Item
Description
Processor
Hisilicon Hi3511
Operating system
Linux(2.6)
Signal format
PAL/NTSC
GUI
Yes
Security
Video
Two level password protections for administrators and
users
Input
4 CVBS, 1.0Vp-p, 75Ω
Output
1 CVBS, 1.0Vp-p, 75Ω
Play channels
1 channel or 4 channels synchronous play
PAL: 25Frame/s ,CCIR625 line,50 field
Recording speed
Audio
NTSC: 30Frame/s,CCIR525 line,60 field
Input
Mic or line in, 1 channel
Output
1 channel output
Output voltage
1V ~2V
Audio recording
Synchronized with video
Audio compression
G.726
Video compression
H.264,（VBR）/ (CBR)
Recording Resolution
D1/HD1/CIF, MAX:2 channels of D1 and 2 channels of
CIF
Video stream standard
ISO14496-10
Audio stream standard
G.726
video recording
CIF: 256Kbps ~ 1.5Mbps, 4 quality level support,
Bit rate
HD1: 600Kbps ~ 2.5Mbps, 4 quality level support
D1: 800Kbps ~ 3Mbps, 4 quality level support
Video Frame rate
PAL 1~25/s/ch,NTSC 1~30/s/ch
Audio frame rate
5KB/s
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Support two (SDHC) SD card, the max capacity is 32G for
Storage capacity
each.
File system: FAT32
input
4Ch input
output
2Ch output
Communication
RS-232
Yes
Interface
RJ45
10M/100M Ethernet
GPS
Embedded GPS module
Optional
PC Viewer
PC playback software
Yes
Firmware upgrade
Upgrade with SD card
Yes
Power input
DC:+8V ~ +36V
Power output
[email protected]；[email protected]
Operating temperature
-25℃ to +70℃
Humidity
20% to 80%
Alarm
Others
4. GUI
4.1. Login
Factory Default Username: admin
Factory Default Admin Password: 888888
Factory Default User Password: 111111
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4.2. System Main Interface
The main interface will be displayed on the screen when you login successfully, it contains
4.3. Video Records Playback
Select „Playback‟ icon with left/right/up or down key and press „enter‟ key to get below interface
Note:
System will highlight the valid recording info in yellow color
"REC TYPE": press the【Enter】 button to select All or Alarm. The default setting is All.
“DISK SELECT ": press the【Enter】 button to select the SD card: The default setting is SD1.
"DATE": Default is current day. Press digit keys to reset
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"START TIME": Press digit keys to setup the start time, default setting is 00:00.
"END TIME": Press digit keys to setup the end time, default setting is 23:59.
"SEARCH": Take curser move to "SEARCH" and press the【Enter】 key to see the result.
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Press direction keys to view recording information, press 【Enter】 to play ,
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Press direction keys to select "FIRST", "UP", "NEXT", "LAST", and press 【ENTER】 to enter the
corresponding page.
4.4. System Settings
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4.4.1. Basic Settings
“DATE TYPE”: year/month/day, day/month/year or month/day/year. Press 【ENTER】 to select.
"DATE": system date, press 【ENTER】and then press【－】or【＋】 to setup, press【ENTER】again to confirm
the settings. Press left/right to select year/month/day and repeat above steps.
"TIME": The same setup as “DATE”.
"OPR TIMEOUT": All system Interface closed time, default time is 30s. Press digit keys to setup the operating
closing time.
"DEV NUM": It refers to the device ID. Press digit keys to setup the ID.
"COMPANY NAME", "VEHICLE NO", "DRIVER NAME",”LINE NUM”: Press 【Enter】 key to get the
keyboard window displayed, and use left/right/up/down/enter key to setup.
Select “SAVE” and press 【ENTER】to save the settings.
4.4.2. Recording Settings
RECORD SETUP
SYSTEM：
OVERWRITTEN：
PAL/NTSC
ON/OFF
RECORD MODE： ATUO/TIMED/ALARM/MANUAL ALARM DELAY： 30 S（30S～1800S）
RESOLUTION：D1/HD1/CIF
AUDIO ： ON/OFF
GOP:
30
BITRATE:
2048
AUDIO INPUT： LINE IN/MIC
TIME LIST
TIME SLICE： 15/30/45/60 (MIN)
CHANNEL
QUALITY
FRAME RATE
RECORD
CH1（
CH1（1~4）
1~4）
1（1~4）
1~4）
25/30
ON/OFF
SAVE
SUB-STREAM
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"SYSTEM ":
Press 【ENTER】 key to select PAL or NTSC
"RECORD MODE":
AUTO / Timed / Manual, press 【ENTER】 to select.
"RESOLUTIONS":
Press the【ENTER】to select D1, HD1 or CIF. Please note 4 channels will be set
Synchronously, e.g. if you set “CIF”, the CIF resolution will apply to all channels;
However if you set the resolution as D1, this setting will apply to ch1 and ch2+ CIF
will apply to ch3 and ch4. The resolution doesn‟t relate with the below “Channel”
“Quality” “Frame Rate””Record” directly.
"AUDIO ":
Audio recording On / Off switch, press the【ENTER】to select.
"AUDIO INPUT":
LINE IN / MIC, press the【ENTER】to select.
"TIME SLICE":
There are 4 types of time period for continued recording, they are 15/30/45 and 60
minutes. Press the【ENTER】key to modify this setting.
"CHANNEL", "QUALITY", "FRAME RATE", "RECORD": Those four keys are for the configuration of
every single channel, press the【ENTER】key to set up.
"OVERWRITTEN": Overwritten on/off switch. Press the【ENTER】 key to select.
"ALARM DELAY ": Set alarm delay between 30 seconds ~ 1800 seconds, press digit keys to setup
"GOP": I-frame interval. Press digit keys to set
“BITRATE”: Press digit keys to select.
"TIME LIST": 2 time periods can be set for a day; the DVR will automatically make video records according to
the setting. This function is available only with the timed recording mode. Press the【ENTER】key to enter
below setting interface.
Note: System will auto start recording within the period in “Timed” setup.
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4.4.3. Sub-Stream Settings
Press the【ENTER】key to enter below setting interface.
SUB-STREAM SET
RESOLUTION: CIF
BITS RATE: 16~200
FRAME RATE: 01~20
SAVE
"Resolution": The default is CIF.
"Bit Rate": 16/24/32/40/48/56/64/72/80/96/128/160/200 bits.
Default is 96 bit, press 【ENTER】 key to enter
"Frame Rate": 01/01/01/02/02/03/04/05/07/10/13/15/20 frame
Default is 10f, press【ENTER】 key to enter.
Click ‟SAVE‟ to save the configuration.
4.4.4. Power Management
"Power mode": start up and shut down mode by pressing 【ENTER】 key to select.
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TIME: DVR will auto power on/off according to the preset time table.

ACC: System will auto power on/off according to vehicle acc switch on/off signal.
"DELAY POWER OFF": When this function is on, the DVR will continue making record for a while as per the
configuration. When this function is off, the DVR will shut down when ACC is off. Press „enter‟ key to select.
“TIME”; Off---Shut down system at once.
Press 【ENTER】key to select.
"DELAY TIME": Press digit keys to select. The range is between 3 and 300mins.
"POWER ON TIME": Press digit keys to select.
"POWER OFF TIME": Press digit keys to select.
4.4.5. Alarm Settings

Alarm input
Support 4ch alarm input.
"ENABLE": switch on/off.
ON---Enable alarm input;
OFF---Disable alarm input. Press the 【ENTER】
key to select on or off to enable or disable
alarm input.
"Level Setting ": Setup input alarm level signal. HIGH---high electrical level input signal will enable alarm.
Press „enter‟ to set the level. High or low level can be set with input signal; open or close can be set with output
signal.
"RECORD": ON---Enable alarm recording; OFF---Disable alarm recording. Press the【ENTER】to select on or
off to enable or disable recording.
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Alarm output
Support 2ch alarm outputs.
“ENABLE”: On/Off switch.
ON---Enable alarm output;
OFF---Disable alarm output. Press the 【ENTER】 key to select.
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PWL: power level output for alarm. High stands for high power level output and low refers to low power level
output. Select and press “SAVE” to save all setup.
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G SENSOR（This functions is available with FB6002）
GSENSOR setup, Press the 【ENTER】 key to enter below setting interface for G-sensor configuration:
“LIMIT”: Limit value for X/Y/Z, Minimum value is 0.00g and Maximum value is 9.99g, press digit keys to
setup.
“ALARM”: G-Sensor alarm OPEN/CLOSE setup, press 【ENTER】to set it.

Alarm Open: Open alarm recording and alarm files will be recorded when X/Y/Z value over than “Limit
value” under record stautes

Alarm Close: Close alarm recording and alarm files will not be recorded when X/Y/Z value over than
“Limit value” under record stautes
“CHECK”: Adjust X/Y/Z current values when user start up device at first time, Press the【ENTER】key to
confirm. After “CHECK”, X/Y/Z value will be “0”
Remark: Please do remember to click “SAVE” to save data after setting.
4.4.6. Security Settings
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Password setting:
"PASSWORD": ON---Enable password; OFF---Disable password, press the【ENTER】 key to select.
Select and press “SAVE” to save the configuration.
4.4.7. Network Settings:
Network parameters should be set on the device. The system will detect devices without any further setting if
the configuration is correct
.
NETWORK
LOCAL NETWORK
IP ADDRESS: 192. 168. 000. 100
NETMASK：255. 255. 255. 000
GATE WAY:192. 168. 000. 001
MAC： 00.44.53.75.55.56
CENTER SET
TYPE：IP/DOMAIN
DOMAIN:www.123.cn
SERVER IP：192 . 168 . 001 . 170
CONTROL PORT：5678
MEDIA PORT： 5678
SAVE

Wireless
DDNS
Local network: RJ45 for LAN
Setup device IP address, mask and gate way.
Attention: IP address conflict with other host computer.

Center setup
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Server IP: Set the IP address same as PC client.
Type: IP/DOMAIN
DOMAIN: Default is www.123.cn.
Control port: Default is 5678.
Media port: Default is 5678.

3G wireless transmission settings (this is available with FB6002)
Press 【ENTER】 key to enter the following interface:
WIRELESS
WIRELESS：
TYPE：
APN：
CENTER NUM：
ON/OFF
WCDMA/EVDO/TD
CMNET
*99***1#
USER NAME：
card
PASSWORD：
card
SAVE
“WIRLESS”: ON—enable wireless; OFF—Disable wireless, press the【ENTER】 key to select.
“TYPE”: WCDMA—WCDMA module; EVDO—EVDO module, TD-TD module press the【ENTER】 key to
select.
“APN”: APN CMWAP, Press the【Enter】 key to enable the keyboard window, then use left/right/up/down/
enter key to setup.
“CENTER NUM”: Center number, Press the【Enter】 key to pop out keyboard window, then use
left/right/up/down/ enter key to setup.
“USER NAME”: Press the【Enter】 key to pop up keyboard window, then use left/right/up/down/ enter key to
setup.
“PASSWORD”: Press the【Enter】 key to pop up keyboard window, then use left/right/up/down/ enter key to
setup.
Click “SAVE” to save all setup.
● DDNS
"DDNS": Cursor to the " DDNS ", Press the【ENTER】key to enter below interface.
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DDNS
DDNS：
CLOSE/OPEN
USERNAME：
WCDMA/EVDO
PASSWORD：
card
SAVE
DDNS: Close / Open, with 【Enter】 key to select.
"User Name", "Password": user name and password for setting DDNS, press 【Enter】 key to enter, then go to
the keyboard interface, move the cursor and input corresponding letter through press 【Enter】 key.
Click the “SAVE” after complete setup
4.5. System Info
"FIRMWARE VER": Software version number.
"HARDWARE VER": Hardware version number.
"MCU VER": Single-chip version number.
"SD NUM": Name of SD card.
"TOTAL ": the total capacity of SD card.
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"Remaining ": The remaining space of SD cards
4.6. Management Tools
Management tools include log manager, disk manager and system default settings.
MANAGE TOOL
LOG MANAGE
DISK MANAGE
DEFAULT SET
CFG MANAGE
4.6.1. Log Management
Log manager will record the alarm info including date, time and name
“START TIME”: press digit keys to set up the start time for an inquiry of a log
"END TIME": Until what time to search the logo, press digit keys to setup.
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"SEARCH": press the enter key to search all log info in this time period. Press the direction keys to select
"FIRST", "UP", "NEXT", "LAST ", and press the【ENTER】 key go to corresponding page.
4.6.2. SD Card Management
Disk management is used to format the SD cards.
"SD SELECT": to select SD1 or SD2 by pressing the „enter‟ key.
"CANCEL": Cancel disk management operations, and return back to the management tool interface.
"FORMAT": Select the format button, and press the enter key to enable below window for formatting SD cards:
"Yes": press the【ENTER】key to start formatting.
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"No": Cancel formatting and return back to the disk management interface.
4.6.3. Default Settings
"Yes": Press the【ENTER】key to recover all parameters to the original default settings.
"No": Cancel this operation and return back to the management tool interface.
4.6.4. Config Management
Import and export config file
CONFIG MANAGE
IMPORT CONFIG FILE:
IMPORT FILE DVR.CFG
IN SD ROOT
IMPORT CFG
EXPORT CURRENT CONFIG FILE:
SAVE AS DVR.CFG IN SD ROOT
EXPORT CFG
Import Configuration: Import the “DVR.CFG” file into device from the SD card
Export Configuration: Export the “DVR.CFG” file from device to the SD card
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5. Device Installation
5.1 Cable Definition
5.1.1 Power Cable
Black color cable: connect with cathode on battery in vehicle
Red color cable: connect with anode on battery in vehicle
Yellow color cable: connect with ignition in vehicle.
Notes:
1: Please make sure the battery voltage range within 12-24V, otherwise device will break down when voltage
more than 24V
2: Please check out the three cables and make sure isolative between them after complete connection
3: Make sure connect the Black and Red cables with battery directly and never choose ground strap connection
way as GND, otherwise device cannot work normally
4: The yellow cable must be connected to the ignition; otherwise device will not support ignition switch
machines.
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5.1.2 Audio/Video Input and Output Cable
Connector
Name
Instruction
Video Input
VIN1~VIN4
4 VIN BNC connector
Video Output
VOUT
1 VOUT BNC connector
Audio Input
AIN1~AIN2
2 AIN BNC connector
Audio Output
AOUT1~AOUT2
2 AOUT PCA connector
MIC Input
MIC IN
1 MIC IN RCA connector
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5.1.3 Alarm Input and Output Cable
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5.2. Main Board Outside View
5.2.1. FB6001 PCB
Alarm IN/OUT cable connector
Power cable connector
VI/VO AI/AO cable connector
SD card holder
5.2.2. FB6002 PCB
3G antenna connector
SIM card holder
3G module
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6. System Upgrade User Guideline
6.1. MU-MINI-RFS.crc（Record File System）Upgrade
1. Cope files into SD card. Make sure files were copied totally
2. Insert SD card into device before power on
3. Power on the device and all indicator except SD1 and SD2 will be light.
4. “LOADING” and “ERASING FLASH”showed on window, mainwhile PWR light one and CH1 indicator on
front pannel flicking, it means upgrading.
5. Progress bar will be showed on the window (1%--100%). When the bar is full, it means upgrade complete.
Remark: After upgrade, the file in SD card will be deleted automatically.
6.2.
MU-MINI-APP.crc（Application Program）Upgrade
1. Process same as above.
Remark: After upgrade, a new debugger information file will appear automatically in SD card.
6.3. MCU Upgrade
1. Process same as above.When MCU upgrade, SD1 indicator will be light..
2.“UPGREAD MCU”and “REBOOT！”will show in turn..
3. Device will restart automatically when upgrade complete.
6.4. Upgrade Check out
Go back to monitor window after upgrade, and then press “INFO‟ on remote control or go to „System info”
interface to check out upgraded version.
Note:
1) Make sure stop any operation during upgrading.
2) Make sure the file which need to be upgraded has been saved into SD card and device must be in “power
off” statues before upgrade.
3) Upgrade step by step. The correct sequence is Record File SystemApplication ProgramMCU.
4) Device will restart automatically when upgrade complete.
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7. 3G User Guideline
7.1. Working System Representation
External Module
G Sensor,GPS
WCDMA
3G/EVDO
HSPA
Remote Control
Wireless network
Remote monitor center
7.2. Installation Guideline
3G antenna connector
SIM card holder
3G Module
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7.3. Parameter Settings
7.3.1. Network Setting
NETWORK
LOCAL NETWORK
IP ADDRESS: 192. 168. 000. 100
NETMASK：255. 255. 255. 000
GATE WAY:192. 168. 000. 001
MAC： 00.44.53.75.55.56
CENTER SET
TYPE：IP/DOMAIN
DOMAIN:www.123.cn
SERVER IP：192 . 168 . 001 . 170
CONTROL PORT：5678
MEDIA PORT： 5678
SAVE
Wireless
DDNS
Picture 1
1） Server IP must be globe IP
2） Default Port is 5678.
3） If the computer which running Fclient in local area network, Port map must be setting in router
(Please have a reference in picture 2)
4） There are two types IP setting: Domain and IP.
5） If customer set it as Domain, the user router must support DDNS. (Please have a reference in picture
3)
Picture 2
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Picture 3
7.3.2. Wireless setting
There are 3 types: WCDMA, EVDO and TD.
When user set it, please make sure the type you select must be match with the type of 3G modules (Please
have a reference in picture 3)
WIRELESS
WIRELESS：
TYPE：
APN：
CENTER NUM：
ON/OFF
WCDMA/EVDO/TD
CMNET
*99***1#
USER NAME：
card
PASSWORD：
card
SAVE
Picture 4
7.3.3. Statues check out
7) Press F1 key on remote control under preview interface to check out current statues. It will show the
information about 3G modules. Such as whether 3G or SIM card exists or not. Signal and dial-up statues
(Please have a reference in picture 4)
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7.4. PC software setting
Make Fclient software running first. When device dial-up successfully, it will connect with
sever setted by user automatically. Green color means connecting success (Please have a
reference in picture 5)
Remote ID
Picture 5
8.
F.A.Q
8.1. Wireless Module
1) Q: How to setup network after choose the wireless module?
A: Please have a reference on eighteenth page in User Manual.
2) Q: When wireless module cannot work, how to solve it?
A: Go back to preview interface, and press F1 button on remote control to check out whether network has
been dialed up. You can also check out whether SIM card in working statues, wireless module existent or not,
and the other possibility is antenna not connect well.
3) Q: Why 3G can not transmit data?
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A: Probably of the reason is as follows:
1) Didn‟t connect 3G antenna
2) Didn‟t insert SIM card;
3) Wireless and network setup in a wrong way
4) The PC setup not matches with 3G. For example, the gateway router have not port mapping.
5) Have never turn on PC play back tool.
Remark: For further more information about Network and Wireless setup, please have a reference on
page eighteenth and nineteenth in User Manual.
4) Q: What kind of overwritten way use in device when two SD cards circularly recorded
A: Record one by one. When the first one has no capacity, the second one will start to record. If two pieces
of SD card are full, the device will delete the record data start from the one which record on the earliest
time.
5) Q: Whether can achieve the 3 G long range previews and local record carry on synchronously or not?
A: Real-time preview in control centre and save local record can be achieved.
6) Q: How about the 3G transmit speed?
A: It will depend on the bandwidth of each Country. Currently in China, 4 channels video can be transmitted
at the same time, the best situation is 15f/s/ch.
7) Q: How long time delay when 3G long range previews?
A: It will depend on the bandwidth of each Country, the transmission delay within 5-20s in China.
8) Q: How to download record file through 3G?
A: User can download files manually.
9) Q: Whether can set record in system in a long range through 3G or not?
A: Sorry, it isn‟t realization currently.
10) Q: Is it the long range switch device operation?
A: Temporary nonsupport, but engineer can add this function into system according to customer‟s
acquirement.
11) Q: Is it all right to support SDHC card?
A: Support SDHC card.
8.2. General Problems
Problem 1: The power indicator not bright after power on.
The following reasons will cause the power indicator not works:
1) Electric voltage isn‟t within the range of 8-36 V;
2) The fuse in power cable was burned;
3) ACC setting failure or ignition connects in a wrong way
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Problem 2: ERR indicator keep on light.
The following errors will cause the ERR indicator keep on light.
1) Two SD cards didn't be inserted.
2) The system partition under abnormal statues, even the SD card be inserted, it also can cause the
equipments can not be identified;
3) MCU not works;
4) SD card cannot read and write in normal;
Problem 3: Channel indicator not works
The following reasons will cause the Channel indicator not works:
1) No video signal input;
2) Cameras break down;
3) Indicator is damaged;
4) The system cannot be operated in normal.
Problem 4: SD card indicator not works or keep flicker
The SD card indicator has 3 medium statuses: OFF, ON and Flicker; respectively meaning as
follows:
OFF: This SD card didn't be inserted or can not be identified by the equipments;
ON: This SD card existence, but it isn't the one that is recording image at present;
Flicker: This SD card exists and it is the one that is recording image at present;
Possible reason is as follows:
1) User doesn‟t setup record in system;
2) Two SD cards all have already recorded full, but overwritten function was “off” in system
3) Although Overwritten function was “on” in system, all the files in two SD card are alarm record
ones. These files cannot be deleted automatically so SD card can not memory new record files
Remark: For further more information about indicator, please have a reference on page sixth in User
Manual.
Problem 5: Video Lost in certain channel
Possible reasons are as follows:
1) This channel has no video input.
2) The camera of this channel breaks down or work abnormality;
3) If the camera takes an electricity power from the equipments directly, may be the equipment‟s
electric voltage isn't enough to make camera work as usual;
4) The cable that links this channel has problem
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Problem 6: Record files have no audio
Probably of the reason is as follows:
1) Audio function setup in “OFF” mode in system
2) Use wrong input cables
Audio input including two types. One is LINE IN and the other one is MIC IN. It will be showed on
Record setup interface in system. User must select one of them before make a record. The cable
AIN1 and AIN2 match with LINE IN mode, however cable MICIN match with MIC IN mode.
3) Audio output cable didn't connect or connect in a wrong way;
Remark: Please have a reference about Audio setup on page thirteenth in user manual.
Problem 7: Device cannot make a record successfully.
The following reasons might cause this problem:
1) Recode mode setup in a wrong way
There are 3 kinds of record mode: Auto, Timed and Alarm. Before recording, user must to setup
record mode in system. If it was set in “Alarm” mode but has no alarm right now,” device will not
make a record. If it was set in “Timed” mode but the current time not within timed period, same as
above, device will not make a record as well.
2) Overwritten function was “OFF‟ and the capacity of SD card less than 500M, in this situation
device will stop recording.
3) The ERR light of front panel shine. Can pass to look into a system information, If SD card space
shows in “0”please check whether SD card has been formatted before use and inserts or not.
4) Record mode be set to “OFF” in each channel. Please press “Enter” button on remote control to
switch “OFF” to “ON” mode before record, otherwise device will not make any record.
Remark: Please have a reference on page thirteenth in user manual.
Problem 8: Alarm input invalid.
May be the following reason to cause this problem:
1) Alarm setup in a wrong way in system.
2) Alarm input cable did not connect to the device or cable not works
3) Alarm trigger signal to get an electric shock failure
Problem 9:
Alarm output invalid.
Possible reason is as follows:
1) Cable connection in a wrong way.
2) System setting in a wrong way
Remarks: More information and user guidelines please find on page fifteenth in user manual
Problem 10: GPS signal lost
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GPS has no signal, probably of the reason is as follows:
1) Didn‟t connect GPS antenna;
2) The GPS antenna put indoors;
3) The GPS module damages;
4) The software of device FB6001 nonsupport this function;
Problem 11: G-Sensor data abnormal.
The reason as below:
1) The software of device FB6001 nonsupport this function;
2) The G-Sensor damage;
3) User did not check the X/Y/Z data in system
Remarks: More information and user guidelines please find on page seventeenth in user manual
Problem 12: Can‟t playback files on PC successfully.
Possible reason is as follows:
1) Have never chosen a record file or document path; please choose the path that records file
first before playback.
Problem 13: Remote control not works:
Probably of the reason is as follows:
1) The remote control didn't pack battery;
2) The remote control damages;
3) The equipment breaks down;
Problem 14: During playback, the map doesn't show.
Possible reason is as follows:
1) Net cable did not connect to PC
2) Net works, but the computer can not get to the Internet;
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• Page 2: Table Of Contents

  User Manual Table of Contents Date: 08/05/2010 VER: 1.0 ……………………………………………………………….. 4 INSTALLATION SAFEGUARDS Specification ……………………………………………………………….. 5 CHAPTER 1.PREFACE ……………………………………………………………….. 6 1-1.Initial Setup ……………………………………………………………….. 6 ……………………………………………………………….. 8 CHAPTER 2.HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 2-1.FRONT Panel Layout ……………………………………………………………….. 8 2-2.Rare Panel Layout ……………………………………………………………….. 10 2-3.Hard Disk Drive ………………………………………………………………..

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  User Manual ……………………………………………………………….. CHAPTER 7.EVENT 7-1.ALARM ……………………………………………………………….. 7-2.MOTION ……………………………………………………………….. 7-3.VIDEO LOSS ……………………………………………………………….. 7-4.ALARM-OUT ……………………………………………………………….. 7-5.BUZZER ……………………………………………………………….. CHAPTER 8.NETWORK ……………………………………………………………….. 8-1.LAN ……………………………………………………………….. 8-2.NOTIFICATION ……………………………………………………………….. ……………………………………………………………….. CHAPTER 9.SYSTEM 9-1.INFORMATION ……………………………………………………………….. 9-2.DATE/TIME ……………………………………………………………….. 9-3.STORAGE ……………………………………………………………….. 9-4.USER ……………………………………………………………….. 9-5.LOGOUT ……………………………………………………………….. CHAPTER 10.SEARCH & PLAYBACK ………………………………………………………………..

• Page 4: Installation Safeguards

  User Manual INSTALLATION SAFEGUARDS All the safety and operating instructions should be read before operation. Environment Conditions for Installation 1. To prevent electric shock or other hazard, do not expose this unit to rain, moisture, or dust. 2. Place this unit in a well-ventilated place and do not place heat-generating objects on this unit. 3.

• Page 5: Specification

  16 CH VIDEO IN / OUT Video Inputs 4 BINC 8 BNC 16 BNC 1 BNC, 1 VGA, 1 Spot(Analog) Video Outputs 4CH Loop outs 8 Loop outs 16 Loop outs Audio Input 1 ch 2 ch 4 ch Audio Output…

• Page 6: Chapter 1.Preface

  User Manual CHAPTER PREFACE CHAPTER 1. PREFACE 1. Initial Setup As all of the needed connections are made to the DVR unit, follow the instruction provided below to configure Date and Time, Camera, Recording and Network configuration Before powering up Make sure the unit is properly connected with Video Output Device, Cameras and protected by connecting to power surge protector.

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  User Manual Main Menu Icons There are six main menu icons: DISPLAY, RECORD, EVENT, NETWORK, SYSTEM. User must perform «Date and Time Setup», «HDD format», «Factory Default Procedure» and «Reboot» under following circumstances. 1. Operating the DVR unit for the first time. 2.

• Page 8: Chapter 2.Hardware Configuration

  User Manual HARDWARE CHAPTER CONFIGURATION CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 1. FRONT Panel Layout [1U CASE] [21U CASE] DVD-R DRIVE For Backup purposes. USB PORT Firmware Updates and USB backup IR Receiver. IR Remote Controller Receiver. POWER LED This LED will illuminate when the system is powered on This LED will illuminate when there is activity on the HDD HDD LED This LED will illuminate when there is a remote connection…

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  User Manual MODE To change the live view screen division To initiate video sequence mode ZOOM To digitally zoom into live video Enable picture in picture MENU To open the «Live View Menu» from the Live View Screen Switch audio channel. AUDIO To show the PTZ control Freeze in full screen or split screen…

• Page 10: Rear Panel Layout

  User Manual CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 2. Rear Panel Layout 1U&2U — 4CH 1U&2U — 8CH 1U — 16CH 2U — 16CH Page…

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  User Manual RS-485 For connection to PTZ cameras. ALARM OUT For Relay output. ALARM IN 1~16 channel alarm input Connection to a VGA monitor or TFT LCD. Connection to PC or other DVR control devices. RS232 PORT ETHERNET The RJ-45 port is used to connect the DVR to a network MOUSE For PS/2 mouse.

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  User Manual CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 3. Hard Disk Drive CAUTION! Electrostatic discharges (ESD) Any electrostatic charge in contact with hard disk drives or other electronic components in the DVR unit will cause damage permanently. Improper handling could void the warranty of the hard disk. When working with electrostatic sensitive devices such as a hard disk drive or the DVR unit, make sure you perform installation from static free workstation.

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  User Manual For the single Hard Disk Drive installation, please locate the marked SATA 1 or Primary SATA cables and connector and install the HDD to it. Upon completion of your hard disk drive installation, please perform the following procedures. It is critical that you follow this procedure after hard disk installation.

• Page 14: 2-5.Camera Connections

  User Manual Analog SPOT The analog SPOT is a SPOT monitor output connection that provides single channel view in sequencing mode. Sequencing interval may be defined to regulate the channel switching time. Analog Spot Out (BNC Twist Lock Type Connector) C A M E R A IN M O N IT O R You can use any display device that supports BNC Twist…

• Page 15: 2-6.Audio Connections

  User Manual CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 6. Audio Connections The audio connections of DVR are used for both recording and monitoring purposes. You have the option to disable both audio recording and monitoring functions in the “Audio Setup Menu”. Connect RCA/Composite audio compatible cables with compatible RCA/Composite audio connectors.

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  User Manual [8 Channel] Explain Explain Explain Explain RS485 D- RS485 D+ RELAY-COM RELAY-NC RELAY-NO ALARM D8 ALARM D7 ALARM D6 ALARM D5 ALARM D4 ALARM D3 ALARM D2 ALARM D1 [16 Channel] Explain Explain Explain Explain RS485 D- RS485 D+ RELAY-COM2 RELAY-NC2 RELAY-NO2…

• Page 17: 2-9.Ethernet Connections

  User Manual CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 9. Ethernet Connections The RJ-45 port is used to connect the DVR to a network through a DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) device such as a switch or router with an integrated switch. To connect the system to a network, please use a standard RJ-45 cable (patch/straight through) and make sure both ends of the cable are securely connected to the proper ports.

• Page 18: 2-10.Usb Connections

  User Manual CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 10. USB Connections The USB port is located on the front side of the DVR. This port may be used for USB memory stick back up procedures and Firmware Updates. CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 11.

• Page 19: 2-12.Ir Remote Controller

  User Manual CHAPTER 2. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 12. IR remote controller Live view function control MODE — 4 split display. ZOOM- To enlarge the display. The selected area can be moved by the direction buttons. FRZ — Freeze the display. SEQ – Automatically change the display channel in sequence. PIP — Picture in Picture.

• Page 20: Chapter 3.Popup Menu

  User Manual CHAPTER POPUP MENU The operation of the DVR is GUI (Graphical User Interface) based. All menus and configuration settings are made graphically for ease of use and navigation. Specific icons are used to represent a menu, e.g. a Camera icon is used to represent the camera settings menu for the DVR.

• Page 21: 3-2.Monitioring Popup Menu

  User Manual Display Camera Title for Live and Playback display. Shows recording mode. Alarm record Time record Motion record Panic record Live display Stop record icon Shows current date and time. Shows network connection status. Shows audio channel Overwrite icon. Display current Date/Time and Hard Disk allocation (Live view screen).

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  [ 540(450) FPS @ 240 x 160 (240 x 192) ] 16 split : [ 960(800) FPS @ 180 x 120 (180 x 120) ] For 4ch/8ch DVR, 3X3 and 4X4 split sub-menus will not be available. Previous Page By selecting “PREVIOUS PAGE＂ option in full screen mode, screen display view will switch screen to lower number channel.
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  User Manual [Virtual Joystick] [PTZ Control Toolbar] BUTTON FUNCTION TELE ZOOM IN WIDE ZOOM OUT NEAR FOCUS NEAR FOCUS FAR OPEN IRIS OPEN CLOSE IRIS CLOSE EXIT Exit PTZ control JOYSTICK PAN/TILT control FREEZE (On / Off) Select“FREEZE＂from“MONITORING＂popup menu. Note: By pressing button marked“FRZ＂on frontal key pad or remote controllers will freeze the screen and press it again to unfreeze.
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  User Manual SEQUENCE To enable sequence mode, click on“SEQUENCE＂from“MONITORING＂menu and select “ON＂to enable sequence mode. (Clicking on “OFF＂ will disable sequence mode.) You may select sequence mode from single view or 4 split view from live display. To configure sequence interval, from “Monitoring＂ popup menu select “Setup Menu＂ you will see setup menu with five large icons .
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  User Manual PANIC (Force recording) selecting“PANIC” from“MONITORING＂ popup menu . Choosing “ON＂to enable Panic record and “OFF＂to disable Panic record mode. Panic mode indicator will be shown after Panic mode has been enabled. It will appear on upper left corner of the screen as show on the picture below.
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  User Manual Search The “SEARCH＂ option is accessible by ADMIN and MANAGER accounts as default only. Regular users may enter search option if authority is given by admin. In the “SEARCH＂ option, you may enable “CALANDER SEARCH＂, “EVENT SEARCH＂ and “BOOKMARK SEARCH＂.
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  User Manual Setup menu To access the main menu, press the “Menu” button on the frontal keypad or remote controller, or you can right click the mouse from the live view display and click on “SETUP MENU”. Setup Group Indication: Indicates which icon selection is currently selected. User Account Indication: Indicates which user account is currently selected Setup Group icon: There are 5 setup group icons “DISPLAY”, “RECORD”, “EVENT”, “NETWORK”…

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  User Manual CHAPTER DVR SETUP CHAPTER 4. DVR SETUP 1.System login 1) Press right button of mouse or press “MENU＂ button located on remote controller or frontal keypad, and “MONITORING” popup appears. 2) Click“SETUP MENU” and Login window pops up. 3) Select User type from the scroll box.

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  User Manual CHAPTER 4. SETUP MENU 2.Main menu DISPLAY Display, Camera, Audio, Remote control RECORD Setup, Schedule, Pre-event, Backup EVENT Alarm, Motion, Video loss, Alarm-out, Buzzer NETWORK LAN, Notification SYSTEM Information, Date/time, Storage, User, Logout Page…

• Page 30: 4-3.Menu Tree

  User Manual CHAPTER 4. SETUP MENU 3.Menu tree SETUP MENU DISPLAY DISPLAY MAIN SPOT CAMERA CAMERA AUDIO AUDIO REMOTE CONTROL RS232 REMOTE CONTROL RECORD SETUP CHANNEL EVENT PANIC SCHEDULE SCHEDUL PRE-EVENT PRE-EVENT BACKUP CDRW BACKUP USB BACKUP EVENT ALARM ALARM-IN MOTION SETUP ACTION…

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  User Manual CHAPTER DISPLAY Under the “DISPLAY＂ option in “MAIN SETUP＂ screen, you will see four tabs:“OSD＂, “MAIN＂, “SPOT＂ and “VGA＂. CHAPTER 5. DISPLAY 1.DISPLAY [1]OSD OSD tab in “DISPLAY＂ window allows you to select what information you wish to display in Live and Playback screen DATE/TIME Display Date/Time on Live screen.

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  The “EVENT POPUP＂ will enable the event triggered camera to be displayed on single channel view on the live view. SEQUENCE MODE Define layout to sequence between Full 1ch and 4ch split. Set sequence interval to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 seconds.
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  User Manual [3]SPOT SPOT MONITOR Set Spot monitor “ON” or “OFF”. SPOT EVENT TYPE Select Event type among MOTION, ALARM and ALL.. SPOT DWELL Set dwell time between 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 seconds. SPOT CHANNEL Invokes “SELECT SPOT CHANNEL”…

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  User Manual CHAPTER 5. DISPLAY 2.CAMERA [1]CAMERA In “CAMERA＂ tab window, you can set the title and adjust the color, hue, and contrast of each camera. Click the “NO. (Number)” button to show the “COPY SETTINGS” popup menu. TITLE You can change the Title of each camera using the virtual keyboard (Maximum 12 letters) COVERT Select “ON”…

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  User Manual [2]PTZ Configuration for PTZ camera is performed in “PTZ＂ tab window To open the “Copy” function window, please click on the NO. button (Corresponds with the line number, e.g. NO. 1, NO. 2, etc…). By default, Channel 1 will be selected as the source channel. You can specify which attributes to copy from the selected source channel to the destination channel(s).

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  User Manual CHAPTER 5. DISPLAY 3.AUDIO The “AUDIO＂ list option item is selectable from “DISPLAY＂ group icon. By selecting “AUDIO＂ list option item, window with “AUDIO＂ tab appears. RECORD Select appropriate checkbox to record audio. PLAYBACK Select appropriate checkbox to playback audio. AUDIO OUT Select appropriate checkbox to turn on audio in Live mode.

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  User Manual CHAPTER 5. DISPLAY 4.REMOTE CONTROL The “REMOTE CONTROL＂ list option item is selectable from “DISPLAY＂ group icon. By selecting “REMOTE CONTROL＂ list option item, window with two tabs appears. (“RS232＂ tab and “REMOTE CONTROL＂ tab) [1]RS232 Configuration for RS232 is performed in “RS232＂ tab window. BAUDRATE Set value among 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200.

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  User Manual [2]REMOTE CONTROL Configuration for remote controller is performed in “REMOTE CONTROL” tab window. Set Remote Control Type to set configuration for supplied remote controller Set remote Control Type among 7 types: SINGLE, UNIVERSAL-1 ~ UNIVERSAL-6. REMOCON TYPE For multiple DVR control with one remote controller, you need a universal type remote controller.

• Page 39: Chapter 6.Record

  User Manual CHAPTER RECORD There are three tabs available in “SETUP＂ list option item in “RECORD＂ setup group icon. CHANNEL: Set recording for Continuous recording EVENT: Set recording for Alarm and Motion detection PANIC: Set recording for Panic recording CHAPTER 6.RECORD 1.SETUP [1]CHANNEL Set continuous recording quality for each channel.

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  User Manual [2]EVENT Set event recording quality for each channel. (Below is image of an “EVENT＂ tab window). Click the “NO. (Number)＂ button to show the “COPY SETTINGS＂ popup menu. RESOLUTION Set resolution between CIF, H-D1 &D1. QUALITY Set recording quality among Low, Normal, High and Very High. Set frames per second between 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7(8), 10(12), 15(25) &…
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  User Manual Below table is created using 500GB hard disk drive to calculate the storage sized used and days estimated. As an example at CIF with Low image quality for 1fps per second will occupy 4.5 GB and will yield 111 days off 500GB Hard disk Drive. This configuration will yield maximum number days. Actual calculation will vary between complexity of patterns and motion change capture by input video.

• Page 42: 6-2.Schedule

  User Manual CHAPTER 6. RECORD 2.SCHEDULE By clicking the “SCHEDULE＂ list option item in “RECORD＂ setup group icon the “SCHEDULE＂ tab window will appear. set Time and Type of Schedule recording for each channel. TIME : Continuous recording ALARM-IN : Alarm recording RECORD TYPE MOTION : Motion recording OFF : No recording…

• Page 43: 6-3.Pre-Event

  User Manual CHAPTER 6. RECORD 3.PRE-EVENT The “PRE-EVENT＂ list option item is selectable from “RECORD＂ group icon. By selecting “PRE-EVENT＂ list option item, window with “PRE-EVENT＂ tab appears. In “PRE-EVENT＂ tab window, set Quality and recording time for Pre-Event, which will save recorded data before event occurs.

• Page 44: 6-4.Backup

  User Manual CHAPTER 6. RECORD 4.BACKUP The “BACKUP＂ list option item is selectable from “RECORD＂ group icon. By selecting “BACKUP＂ list option item, window with “CDRW BACKUP＂ tab and “USB BACKUP＂ tab appears. [1]CDRW BACKUP FROM — Start time of recorded data on HDD. RECORD VIDEO INFORMATION TO — End time of recorded data on HDD.

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  User Manual [2]USB BACKUP FROM — Start time of recorded data on HDD. RECORD VIDEO INFORMATION TO — End time of recorded data on HDD. MEDIA — Available storage size of the inserted optical media(USB memory stick only). BACKUP FROM — Start time of recorded video data to backup on USB memory media device. INFORMATION TO — End time of recorded video data to backup on USB memory media device.

• Page 46: Chapter 7.Event

  User Manual CHAPTER EVENT CHAPTER 7. EVENT 1.ALARM The “ALARM＂ list option item is selectable from “EVENT＂ group icon. By selecting “ALARM＂ list option item, “ALARM-IN＂ tab window appears. [1]ALARM-IN Set sensor On / Off and Dwell time for each channel in case external sensor activates. Click the “NO.

• Page 47: 7-2.Motion

  User Manual CHAPTER 7. EVENT 2.MOTION The “MOTION＂ list option item is selectable from “EVENT＂ group icon. By selecting “MOTION＂ list option item, window with “SETUP＂ tab and “ACTION＂ tab appears. [1]SETUP Set Motion Detection setting for each channel. Click the “NO. (Number)” button to show the “COPY SETTINGS” popup menu. (There are channels 1~4 shown by default) .
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  User Manual [MOTION MASK ZONE SETUP] Deactivates Motion Detection Activates Motion Detection CELL SETUP Click left button on mouse to set Motion Mask Zone by selecting or clearing blocks. Click selected cell and drag it to desired position. All cells within the block will be selected. Select: Deactivate motion detection.

• Page 49: 7-3.Video Loss

  User Manual [2]ACTION Set Alarm-Out On / Off for each channel in case motion is detected. Click the“Number＂button to show the“COPY SETTINGS＂popup menu. Set “ON” or “OFF” for sending alarm signal to relay output terminal. ALARM-OUT ※16 channel DVR has 1 and 2 out ports DURATION Set alarm dwell time from 1 to 99 seconds.

• Page 50: 7-4.Alarm-Out

  User Manual CHAPTER 7. EVENT 4.ALARM-OUT The “ALARM-OUT＂ list option item is selectable from “EVENT＂ group icon. By selecting “ALARM-OUT＂ list option item, window with “SETTING＂ tab and “SCHEDULE＂ tab appears. [1]ALARM-OUT Output dwell time for Alarm-Out when triggered by Alarm/Motion/Video-Loss events DURATION configurable between 1 to 99 seconds.

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  User Manual [2]SCHEDULE The Schedule Tab is used to configure when the Alarm-Out function will be enabled. Select day of a week for output selectable by ALL, MONDAY ~ SUNDAY, WEEKDAY and WEEKEND. START TIME Select start time for output. END TIME Select end time for output.

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  User Manual CHAPTER 7. EVENT 5.BUZZER The “BUZZER” list option item is selectable from “EVENT” group icon. By selecting “BUZZER” list option item, window with “BUZZER” tab appears. Set “ON” or “OFF” to enable and disable audible beep for mouse, frontal key pad or KEY BEEP remote controller entry.

• Page 53: Chapter 8.Network

  User Manual CHAPTER NETWORK The“LAN＂list option item option is selectable from“NETWORK＂group icon. By selecting ”LAN” list option item, window with“ETHERNET” tab,“DDNS” tab and“TRANSMISSION” tab appears CHAPTER 8.NETWORK 1.LAN [1]ETHERNET Set to enable viewing live screen or searching/backup recorded data on HDD remotely over the network. Media Access Control protocol (MAC) address.

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  User Manual [2]DDNS Set DDNS Server Connection. DDNS ON/OFF Select On to enable, Off to disable the DDNS option. Input server domain name address. DDNS SERVER Input server domain name, or select Static IP to input IP address manually Contact your network administrator to enable inbound and outbound port on firewall. PORT Port setup is selectable from 10 to 65000.

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  User Manual CHAPTER 8. NETWORK 2.NOTIFICATION The “NOTIFICATION＂ list option item is selectable from “NETWORK＂ group icon. By selecting “NOTIFICATION＂ list option item, window with “SETTING＂ tab, “EMAIL＂ tab and “EVENT＂ tab appears. [1]SETTING Set notification for both e-mail and event server. RETRY COUNT Number of times of retries (Set from 1~30) SEND INTERVAL…

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  User Manual [2]EMAIL SEND E-MAIL ON/OFF Select ON to enable, OFF to disable SEND SERVER IP Enter the SMTP (out going mail) server IP. Enter the SMTP (out going mail) server port number obtained from your ISP. (in many cases your Internet Service Provider may have special setting requirements or restriction for SMTP settings.

• Page 57: Chapter 9.System

  User Manual CHAPTER SYSTEM CHAPTER 9. SYSTEM 1.INFORMATION Set system language from English, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, LANGUAGE Dutch, Russian, German, Chinese, Turkish and Polish VERSION Displays current firmware version for the DVR. UPGRADE SW Button used to upgrade current firmware. Copy and apply Setup values from other DVR unit.

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  User Manual [SYSTEM LOG] Click on SYSTEM LOG button to show systems log saved by the DVR unit. Shows list of Start/End time of Panic Recording, Start/End time of Schedule recording, and WHO/WHEN logged in/out. DATE/TIME Date and time of event EVENT INFORMATION Event type (Panic record, start/stop, Schedule record start/stop, HDD full record stop, etc).

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  User Manual CHAPTER 9. SYSTEM 2.DATE/TIME The “DATE/TIME＂ list option item is selectable from “SYSTEM＂ group icon. By selecting “DATE/TIME＂ list option item, window with “DATE/TIME＂ tab, “HOLIDAY＂ tab and “TIME SYNC＂ tab appears. [1.DATE/TIME] Set Date/Time of the DVR unit. DATE Set Year, Month, Day.
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  User Manual [2.HOLIDAY] Set national holidays or holidays on calendar to record as setting for Sunday in Schedule Record Setup. The “HOLIDAY＂ setting allows the option to preset all Holidays on the DVR calendar. You can then specify to record with the “HOLIDAY＂…

• Page 61: Time Sync

  User Manual [3.TIME SYNC] AUTOMATIC SYNC Choose between On/Off TIME SERVER Input sync server IP address (SNTP) RETRY COUNT Select from 1 to 30 retries. INTERVAL Automatic Sync Interval (0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12, 24 hours) LAST SYNC-TIME Shows time of Last Sync.

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  User Manual CHAPTER 9. SYSTEM 3.STORAGE The “STORAGE＂ list option item is selectable from “SYSTEM＂ group icon. By selecting “STORAGE＂ list option item, window with “INFORMATION＂ tab appears. [1.INFORMATION] Shows HDD total capacity, start time/end time of recorded data and can format HDD. TOTAL CAPACITY Shows total size of HDD [size of HDD1, size of HDD2] USED SPACE…

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  User Manual [2. S.M.A.R.T] S.M.A.R.T tab window is a function to present the bad sector occurrence message on screen. It displays information for HDD, BAD SECTOR and LIFE TIME for each and TEMPERATURE information for each HDD. ‘ MESSAGE MESSAGE pop-up function set up by switching ON/OFF (1)CURRENT STATUS (Percentage) The CURRENT STATUS shows the status of BAD SECTOR existing in percentage format.
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  User Manual Additional Articles 1)After performing first S.M.A.R.T function, below message is shown when Bad Sector percentage on CURRENT STATUS go over 100% 2)The below Message is shown repeatedly when Bad Sector percentage on CURRENT STATUS go over 100% 3)The below message is shown when user exit out of menu and Bad Sector percentage on CURRENT STATUS go over 100% after Menu operation 4) The below message is shown Bad Sector percentage on CURRENT STATUS go over 100% at playback operation…

• Page 65: 9-4.User

  User Manual CHAPTER 9. SYSTEM 4.USER The “USER＂ list option item is selectable from “SYSTEM＂ group icon. By selecting “USER＂ list option item, window with “USER＂ tab appears. USER Choose between admin, manager, user 1 ~ user 8. Set password for each user grade. (Maximum 8 characters.

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  User Manual “ ” “ ” If you click EDIT PASSWORD section, CHANGE PASSWORD window pops up. Click Current Password, CURRENT PASSWORD window pops up. Password is from 1 digit to 8 digit number. If you click “EDIT＂ in “AUTHORITY＂ section and AUTHORITY SETUP window pops up. Set authority to access for each user type using this method.

• Page 67: 9-5.Logout

  User Manual CHAPTER 9. SYSTEM 5.LOGOUT The “LOGOUT＂ list option item is selectable from “SYSTEM＂ group icon. By selecting “LOGOUT＂ list option item, window with “LOGOUT＂ warning message box appears. This message box will log out current user account used to access the system. When menu operation or search operation is initiated system will require log in process again for access rights.

• Page 68: Chapter 10.Search & Playback

  User Manual CHAPTER SEARCH & PLAYBACK It is to search and playback recorded data in various modes (Schedule, Event, Continuous) easily. Searched by Calendar, Event list and Bookmark are available. Pressing right button of mouse will popup MONITORING popup window, and click Search. Or press [SEARCH] button to enter into Search menu.

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  User Manual Days with recorded data will display on the calendar with white numbers. By clicking the number, information of selected date and time appears as below. White dots represent recorded data; Black dots represent no recorded data. Select white dot, or input time in ‘Goto＇box, and press Preview / Playback to begin playback. When white dot is selected, Hour/Minute on the ‘Goto”…

• Page 70: 10-2.Event Search

  User Manual CHAPTER 10. SEARCH & PLAYBACK 2.EVENT SEARCH Recorded data for Event (Motion, Alarm, Loss, Panic) displays in Event Search. The dates with available recorded video data will be shown in White. You can select the date by left clicking it with the mouse.

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  User Manual Click Time of event you wish to see and click PREVIEW or PLAYBACK. Event selection that shows in ALL TYPE is Motion, Alarm, Loss, and Panic. List of selected event will be shown. Click ALL TYPE button and you can choose an event type to be listed from scroll box. ALL TYPE Channel selection showing 1ch~16ch.

• Page 72: 10-3.Bookmark Search

  User Manual CHAPTER 10. SEARCH & PLAYBACK 3.BOOKMARK SEARCH The Bookmark search screen displays a list of the video associated with bookmark in the playback mode. TIME Shows time of the bookmarked list. LOGIN Shows user grade that bookmarked the list. DELETE CHECK BOX Check box of the list to delete.

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  (4ch DVR – 1, 4 split screen mode, 8ch DVR – 1, 4, 6, 8 split screen mode). In playback mode, place the mouse pointer at the edge of the screen, and the control toolbar appears as below: Goto the first image and begin forward playback.

• Page 74: Chapter 11.Remote Software

  User Manual CHAPTER REMOTE SOFTWARE See minimum and recommended system requirements below. Contents Min. Spec Recommended Spec Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz Intel Core2Duo 1.8 or higher Main memory 512MB 1GB or Higher Video memory 128MB 512MB or higher 80GB 120GB or higher Network Cable/DSL Fast Ethernet…

• Page 75: 11-2.Irs Operation

  User Manual CHAPTER 11. REMOTE SOFTWARE 2.IRS OPERATION Integrated Application call buttons IRS is suite of application software that has following applications mentioned below. These applications are called up by clicking on the buttons seen below the main IRS screen. VIEWER View live display of DVR.

• Page 76: 11-3.Irs Setup

  User Manual CHAPTER 11. REMOTE SOFTWARE 3.IRS SETUP Register Values of DVR in IP SETUP box to SITE SETUP box. Update Edit Values of DVR in registered on SITE SETUP box. Delete Delete DVR setting on list. Save Save DVR registered on SITE SETUP box Click OK to popup login window.

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  User Manual [SITE SETUP BOX] ADDRESS Input DVR IP addressor DDNS Domain. PORT Input same Port number set on DVR. Location Enter DVR location. User ID Input same ID as in DVR Password Input same Password as in DVR Save setting. Cancel Exit You must configure below settings before proceeding.

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  User Manual CHAPTER 11. REMOTE SOFTWARE 4.REMOTE VIEWER DVR connection setup Input IP address, Port number, ID, Password System Information Displays DVR connection and progress status. Connect: Connect to DVR via network to view live image. Connect/Disconnect Disconnect: Disconnect network connection. Control PTZ cameras connected to DVR.

• Page 79: 11-5.Remote Search

  User Manual CHAPTER 11. REMOTE SOFTWARE 5.REMOTE SEARCH [1.REMOTE SEARCH INTERFACE] DVR connection setup Input IP address, Port number, ID, Password System Information Displays DVR connection and progress status. Connect: Connect to DVR via network. Connect/Disconnect Disconnect: Disconnect network connection. Start / End Displays start time and end time of total recorded data.

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  User Manual [2.PERCENT/DATE SEARCH] Click EVENT button from main Search page. Start / End Displays start time and end time of total recorded data on DVR. Date / Time Search by input date and time. Search bar Search by percentage of recorded data on HDD. Request DVR to search data on set time.
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  User Manual [4.BOOKMARK SEARCH] Every time the user, logged in as Admin or Manager, pressed the [BOOKMARK] button, new time data is created on the list. Select time data and click OK to playback, or just double click the time data. Page…

• Page 82: 11-6.Remote Backup

  User Manual CHAPTER 11. REMOTE SOFTWARE 6.REMOTE BACKUP IP Address: Enter the IP address of DVR. Network Port: Enter the port of DVR. User ID: Enter “Admin”. User Password: Enter Admin password. Save File Path: Set a path to save the backup file (This function is active only when Backup Information the connection is established) Start Backup Time: The start time of file backup (This function is only active under…
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  User Manual [Backup Procedure] 1. Select [Connect Test] to test the status to DVR connection. When network connection is successful, “Success Connect Test!“ message will appear in the message box. 2. Select [Lock] to get the record start/End time of DVR. It will automatically update information every 10 seconds, or click Update button for immediate update.

• Page 84: 11-7.Backup Player

  User Manual CHAPTER 11. REMOTE SOFTWARE 7.BACKUP PLAYER [1.PLAYER] TIME Displays start time, end time, current playback time. SPEED : Set fast playback speed : 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x 32x SPEED/SLOW MOTION SLOW MOTION : Set slow playback speed : 1x, 1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x, 1/16x, 1/32x Playback backup file on PC.

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  User Manual [2.EDIT] Edit image in full screen mode. IMAGE SAVE Save full screen freeze image to JPEG file format. IMAGE PRINT Print full screen freeze image. CONTRAST Adjust contrast in full screen mode. BRIGHT Adjust bright in full screen mode. SHARP Adjust sharp in full screen mode.

• Page 86: 11-8.Remote Setup

  User Manual CHAPTER 11. REMOTE SOFTWARE 8.REMOTE SETUP The functions listed below can be changed over network: There are System, Network, Device, Record, Event can modify on remote site. Main menu Each menu is identical to the setup menus of the DVR. Sub menu The submenu of main menu.

• Page 87: Chapter 12.Web Irs

  User Manual CHAPTER WEB IRS ※ Directly place DDNS server address or DVR IP address on IE address bar for connection. For instance: (1) http://DVR IP : WEB PORT (2) http://DOMAIN.gotoddns.com:WEB PORT Integrated Application call buttons IRS is suite of application software that has following applications mentioned below. These applications are called up by clicking on the buttons seen below the main IRS screen.

• Page 88: 12-1.Remote Setup

  User Manual CHAPTER 12. WEB IRS 1.REMOTE SETUP MANUAL Select to input IP address and Port number manually ADDRESS Locate DVR IP address then enter it in this field box. PORT NUMBER Locate DVR TCP port setting then enter it in this field box. Locate ID assigned to the DVR then enter it in this field box.

• Page 89: 12-2.Remote Viewer

  User Manual CHAPTER 12. WEB IRS 2.REMOTE VIEWER DVR connection setup Input IP address, Port number, ID, Password System Information Displays DVR connection and progress status. Connect: Connect to DVR via network to view live image. Connect/Disconnect Disconnect: Disconnect network connection. Control PTZ cameras connected to DVR.

• Page 90: 12-3.Search

  User Manual CHAPTER 12. WEB IRS 3.SEARCH DVR connection setup Input IP address, Port number, ID, Password System Information Displays DVR connection and progress status. Start / End Displays start time and end time of total recorded data. Connect: Connect to DVR via network. Connect/Disconnect Disconnect: Disconnect network connection.

• Page 91: 12-4.Backup

  User Manual CHAPTER 12. WEB IRS 4.BACKUP [1.PLAYER] TIME Displays start time, end time, current playback time. SPEED : Set fast playback speed : 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x 32x SPEED/SLOW MOTION SLOW MOTION : Set slow playback speed : 1x, 1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x, 1/16x, 1/32x Playback backup file on PC.
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  User Manual [2.EDIT] Edit image in full screen mode. IMAGE SAVE Save full screen freeze image to JPEG file format. IMAGE PRINT Print full screen freeze image. CONTRAST Adjust contrast in full screen mode. BRIGHT Adjust bright in full screen mode. SHARP Adjust sharp in full screen mode.

• Page 93: 12-5.Player

  User Manual CHAPTER 12. WEB IRS 5.PLAYER TIME Displays start time, end time, current playback time. SPEED : Set fast playback speed : 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x 32x SPEED/SLOW MOTION SLOWMOTION : Set slow playback speed : 1x, 1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x, 1/16x, 1/32x Playback backup file on PC.

• Page 94: Chapter 13.Iphone Connection

  User Manual CHAPTER IPHONE CONNECTION [1.INSTALL DVRWATCHER] 1. Click APP store 2. Input DVRWATCHER and search. 3. Click Install to begin installing software to your iPhone. 4. Once Installion finished you can find DVRWATCHER icon Page…

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  User Manual [2.RUN DVRWATCHER] Click DVRWATCHER icon to start remote viewer. DVR NAME Display DVR name. Option Setup image size and network type. DVR SETUP Add DVR address. < — Switch to previous DVR. < > > — Switch to next DVR. [3.Option] Scale To Fill — Image Resize…

• Page 96: Dvr Setup

  User Manual [4.DVR SETUP] Click + to add new DVR. DVR SETUP Back to previous page Save Save DVR setting DVR Model Type DVR model name. Site Name Type Site name IP Address Type DVR IP address or domain name Port Type DVR port number MAC Address…
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  User Manual [4.FILL TO FULL SCREEN] Click channel can switch to full screen. Back Back to Split mode. 1~16 Channel 1~16 Capture Capture a picture in the Album Page…