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Sanyo DSR-M804P DVR User Manual

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1. cccccsccseeceeeeeeseeeeeeees 15 Releasing the key lock function 0 22 imer FO CONGING tx cach ites ceolch accumu utes saciaatoddacuten 15 4 ALARM RECORDING cc ccecceeeeeeeeees 16 Alarm FECOIING 0ccceccseeceeeeeeeseeeeeeaeeeneees 16 English 3 CONTENTS SETTINGS a MENU CONFIGURATION AND A DISPLAY SE Frcrpee uaa cata 40 S J OPERATIONS acini aa oR 23 lt DISPLAY SET gt screen setting items 40 Displaying menu screens and setting SENGS ees ue a tte tabaci 40 SCHOCINS oisinnean Pate teeta eter 23 9 To restore menu setting items to their 9 BUZZER SE Tran 41 initial values oss ceess sees eeeesteeesseeesneeneneensnsees 23 BUZZER SETS Senden Sting eN eee A Overview of SUD MENUS s e 24 O 151 112 6 eed T ee eee 41 a rs BPN eae rate Nenie 23 6 SECURITY LOCK SET 42 a lt SUMMER TIME gt settingS 0 ccccceeeeeeee 25 O l Password setting example c ceeeeees 42 Z lt EXT CLOCK SET gt settings 0068 26 lt SECURITY LOCK SET gt screen setting Items autcaysrwiumerdaiydnsmintenbantouvaiiedaniutadyien 42 A SCREEN DET MENI Eemi a ae Setting PASSWOIS ccccccceeseseeesesseeeeeseeees 42 Screen SCHINGS erossa es 28 Setting the user PASSWOTTC cceece scene es 43 n MONITOR SE Tirrenu een tette nee 29 Setting the authorization for recording and Camera title Setting cccccseeesseeseeeeeees 29 playback op
2. The DLY item on the line 8 automatically changes to TUE 8 days after MON on line 7 and flashes Items that don t need to be set are displayed as asterisks WN 10 30 WERK Wix TUE RREAK i OFF A DN 4 Set the end WEEK and STOP time Switch SET to ON MON 10 30 AKOR i TUE RRE 20 30 N 1 2 3 4 1 Press the v or A button to change TUE to WED then press the gt button 2 Press the v or A button to change to 20 then press the gt button 3 Press the v or A button to change to 30 then press the gt button 4 Press the vy or A button to change OFF to ON 5 Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen RECORDER MENU Setting holidays You can set specific dates as holidays to have the timer recording operation for Sunday used on th ose days Dates such as national holidays and company off days should be set as holidays when you want those dates to have the same security as Sundays Setting conditions After completing timer settings for Sunday SUN make sure to switch SET to ON gt P 35 Example To set 17 November as a holiday NOTE gt You can set up to 20 days as holidays 1 Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 3 RECORDER MENU
3. Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 5 BUZZER SET and press the gt button The lt BUZZER SET gt screen is displayed lt BUZZER SET gt DISK FULL ON KEY IN OFF WARNING ON NON REC OFF 3 Press the v or A buttons to select the desired function then press the gt button The setting flashes 4 Press the v or A buttons to change the setting then press the gt button 5 Repeat procedures 3 to 4 to set other functions as needed 6 When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen SECURITY LOCK SET lt MAIN MENU gt lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET T RS 4B5 NETHORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TINE gt 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t You can set passwords that restrict use of the digital video recorder to administ rators and designated users preventing unauthorized operation When the security lock is set a buzzer sounds when an unauthorized user presses any of the digital video recorder s operation buttons Be sure to make a note of the set passwords Password setting example Two password types can be set one for administrators and one for users The table below gives example pass
4. You can enter up to 10 characters symbols ee a Each time you press the A or v button the display A toggles as follows seo a eee lt button vy button EXIT OSD button Be 1 Press the MENU button ee ee eg es The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 30 English SONILLAS f SCREEN SET MENU 2 Select 2 SCREEN SET MENU and press the gt button The lt SCREEN SET MENU gt screen is displayed lt SCREEN SET MENU gt 1 MONITOR SET 2 TITLE SET 3 MOTION SENSOR SET 3 Select 3 MOTION SENSOR SET and press the gt button The motion sensor setting screen for camera No 1 appears Displays current camera number 4 Press the desired CHANNEL button to select the desired camera No 5 Press the gt or lt button to select LEVEL then press the v or A button to set the sensitivity The level can be set to a value between 1 and 10 The lower the value the higher the sensitivity Default setting OFF NAY LELE FF gt CAMERA NO 1 NOTE gt A confirmation tone sounds when making sensor settings English 31 6 Press the gt or lt button to select a sensor operation position then press the Vv or A button to set the selection you can set up to 20 positions You can set sensor operation positions at any screen position Moving the cursor Each time you press the
5. image Press the A and v buttons to change the number Press the gt button to move the cursor PLEASE ENTER ALARM NO Vig 00015 5 Press the gt button The page with the input ALARM No is displayed Date time search Follow the steps below to play back an image recorded on the hard disk by specifying its date and time A button gt button aD DO 666p Ba SEARCH button 7 w button 1 Press the SEARCH button while the digital video recorder is recording or stopped The lt SEARCH gt screen is displayed 2 Press the A or v button to select TIME DATE SEARCH lt SEARCH gt ALARM SEARCH TINE DATE SEARCH gt MOVE LINES WITH 4 SELECT WITH English NOILVadsdO f 3 SEARCHING FOR RECORDED IMAGES Press the gt button The lt TIME DATE SEARCH screen is displayed The cursor is positioned on the date and time item 1 2 3 4 5 4 lt TINE DATE SEARCH gt RECORDING TOP 20 05 03 12 00 RECORDING END 20 12 03 01 51 1 2 3 DAE me Tala 4 5 q Ve 26 10 03 20 00 AES PREVIEH WOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH RECORDING TOP Displays the date time of the image recorded first RECORDING END Displays the date time of the image recorded last latest image SEARCH Enter the date time of the image to play back PREVIEW Select this item to display the preview scree
6. 10 seconds although normal recording and timer recording operations can be made NOTE gt When the remaining memory space for recording reaches zero recording stops and the FULL indicator lights You can start recording from the beginning again by changing the OVER WRITE setting gt P 33 You can record and play back images at the same time gt P 17 Stopping during timer recording 2 Press the TIMER button The TIMER indicator turns off and recording stops ALARM RECORDING FULL indicator D GJ GD i Alarm recording Follow the steps below to have the digital video recorder record an alarm image only when alarm input is detected P CAUTION a Check that the cable of the device required for alarms is connected to the ALARM terminal gt P 8 NOTE gt When the motion sensor is set an alarm image is recorded when a moving subject is detected gt P 30 1 Set alarm recording The default settings are shown below See P 34 for how to change these settings ALARM MODE OFF Alarm recording is disabled ALARM DURATION 20SEC Recording is performed for 20 seconds for each alarm signal received while the alarm is set 2 When alarm input is detected When an alarm is generated the display below appears in the operation display area and an alarm image is recorded Counts number of alarms Camera title generating alarm flashe
7. For some sub menus lower level menus can be selected English 23 MENU CONFIGURATION AND OPERATIONS To exit a menu screen 4 Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen f NOTE gt You can display the menu screen during recording but not during playback Press the lt button to return to the menu screen from the sub menu screen D CAUTION ou cannot change menu settings while recording Changing settings Use the A v lt and gt buttons to change settings in setting screens oE f 1 To move the cursor up down Press the A or v button 2 To move the cursor right or to a setting item Press the lt or gt button 3 To change a setting value Press the A or v button To restore menu setting items to their initial values Follow the steps below to restore the settings in the displayed setting screen to their initial values Only the displayed settings are restored 1 Display the desired setting screen 2 Press the MENU RESET button The displayed settings are restored to their initial values MENU RESET button 3 3 A O ODO o MENU CONFIGURATION AND OPERATIONS I Overview of sub menus 5 BUZZER SET gt P 41 verview of sub menus Lets you enable or lt BUZZER SET gt The screens below are the sub menu screens or setting disable alarms for ALARU ON ON screens displayed by selecting items fro
8. and press the gt button The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen is displayed with the cursor positioned on 1 REC MODE SET lt RECORDER MENU gt 1 REC MODE SET 2 ALARM REC MODE SET 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET 4 TIMER REC SET 5 HOLIDAY SET HDD SET WOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH 3 Select 5 HOLIDAY SET and press the gt button The lt HOLIDAY SET gt screen is displayed with the cursor positioned on 1 38 Set the month and day in item No 1 1 Press the gt button to make the day flash 1 2 Press the v or A button to set to 17 3 Press the gt button to make the month flash 4 Press the v or A button to set to 11 1 ft L_______ the month the day No 5 After entering the setting press the gt button The cursor moves to 2 6 Repeat procedure 4 to set other holidays as needed Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen Initializing the hard disk adding a hard disk This section describes how to initialize the hard disk or add a hard disk MENU button A button gt button 0o0n a wv button EXIT OSD button Initializing the hard disk Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed o 2 Select 3 RECORDER MENU and press
9. f you have already set the security lock the password entry screen is displayed gt P 44 o bJ v button 22 EG o LOCK REMOTE indicator PREVENTING ACCIDENTAL OPERATION KEY LOCK FUNCTION English NOILVadsdO f This section describes the menu configuration and which menu item to select for each operation Displaying menu screens and setting screens lt button A button gt button MENU button aoa Seg D wv button EXIT OSD button Press the MENU button The lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOK SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET 1 RS 485 NETHORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TIME gt 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t 2 Press the A or v button to select the desired sub menu or setting screen Example Selecting 5 BUZZER SET When you move the cursor the selected item is displayed in reverse lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOK SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET 1 RS 485 NETHORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TIME 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH Ea E 3 Press the gt button The selected sub menu or setting screen is displayed The cursor is positioned on the first setting item
10. from the beginning recording over previously recorded images When the hard disk runs out of space the FULL indicator flashes and recording stops Does not overwrite The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed and NO flashes s DISK FULL Images can be recorded over RESET previously recorded images once The YES lt WARNINGC gt screen is displayed Press the VW or A button to select YES Doesn t perform series recording When multiple digital video recorders are connected about 1 minute before the first recorder s hard disk becomes full the second recorder s hard disk starts recording When multiple digital video recorders are connected about 2 minutes before the first recorder s hard disk becomes full the second recorder s hard disk starts recording When multiple digital video recorders are connected about 3 minutes before the first recorder s hard disk becomes full the second recorder s hard disk starts recording OFF SERIES REC If the hard disk becomes full when item 4 OVER WRITE is set to OFF the operation performed is determined by the setting of item 5 DISK FULL RESET For how to set this item see Resetting when the FULL indicator lights on the right 6 SERIES REC can be set when the OVER WRITE is set to OFF 5 Press the v or A button to change the setting then press the gt button lt REC MODE SET gt REC PB TINE Niby PICTURE QUALI
11. gt button 0000 o Vv button EXIT OSD button 1 Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 7 RS 485 NETWORK SET and press the gt button The lt NETWORK SET gt screen is displayed lt RS 485 SET gt DATA SPEED 19200 STATUS INFO OFF ALARM INFO OFF ADDRESS 001 lt NETKORK SET gt 1 IP ADDRESS AUTO 92 168 0 250 2 3 DVR NAVE Settings indicates default setting Setting Description AUTO Automatically set by the PC 1 IP You can set the last 3 digits ADDRESS MANUAL between 1 and 250 from the unit In AUTO the address set by the PC is displayed In MANUAL set the address for each recorder connected DVR NAME 3 Display only Set at the PC 3 Press the v and A buttons to select the IP ADDRESS item then press the gt button appress 901 to 250 250 AUTO flashes A RS 485 NETWORK SET 4 Press the v and A buttons to select MANUAL then press the gt button twice The last 3 digits of the address flash lt RS 485 SET gt DATA SPEED 19200 STATUS INFO OFF ALARM INFO OFF ADDRESS 001 lt NETHORK SET gt IP ADDRESS ANAL Ny AY 192 168 250 m DVR NAME y gt 5 Press the v and A buttons to change the setting then press the gt button The cursor moves to DAT
12. it may damage the HDD or cause corruption of the data stored in the HDD Do not move the unit while the power is turned on Always be sure to turn off the power before removing the unit from or placing it onto the rack When transporting the unit pack it securely using the specified packing materials In addition use a method of transportation that minimizes vibration When placing the unit down on a surface such as a floor attach the specified feet to the base of the unit and place it down gently If the feet are not attached place the unit down very carefully so that it does not make any noise E Do not move the unit for 30 seconds after turning off the power After the power is turned off the disk inside the HDD will continue to spin for a brief period due to inertia and the heads will be in an unstable state During this time the unit is even more susceptible to shocks and vibration than when power is being supplied Make sure that the unit is not subjected to even gentle vibration for at least 30 seconds after turning off the power E Do not operate the unit when condensation has formed If the unit is operated when condensation has formed it may cause operating problems If sudden changes in the ambient temperature occur wait for the temperature to stablize before operating the unit E Notes when replacing the HDD Be sure to follow the correct replacement procedure when replacing the HDD HDDs th
13. remaining digits 23456AB in this example arid ADMIN 2345598 OFF To set a 4 digit password When you have entered four digits and the fifth password entry bar is flashing press the gt button When you have entered the password press the gt button The cursor moves to OFF flashing S Press the v and A buttons to select ON ADMIN E D CAUTION if you select OFF for the ADMIN setting you cannot set the USER password NL 12345604B oh a 9 When you have finished making the setting press the gt button The cursor moves to USER If you do not want to set ADMIN a user password the USER password setting is now REC CONTROL finished Press the v and A button to move the cursor to REC CONTROL to set the authorization for recording and playback operation gt P 44 lt SECURITY LOCK SET gt LEVEL PASSHORD 4 8 USE 12345648 ON OFF English 43 E Setting the user password Example Setting AB123456 Perform Steps 1 and 2 on P 42 3 Press the v and buttons to move the cursor to USER lt SECURITY LOCK SET gt LEVEL PASSHORD 4 8 USE ADMIN USER REC CONTROL 12345648 ON ADMIN 4 Press the gt button The first password entry bar flashes Example A Press the v and A buttons to select A Vig USER frm OFF PYN 5 Press the gt button The secon
14. shocks or vibrations so avoid even light shocks PAL NTSC switching Set the TV SYSTEM selector switch on the rear panel to PAL gt P 8 caution Turn the power OFF then ON again after selecting NTSC or PAL English NowoncouLnill At power ON the operation display area appears at the top of the monitor screen The operation display area shows the date time image quality remaining time and other information needed for operations Operation display area Example Normal screen T 3 4 _ REC HI A 12G6H 20 85 83 88 38 35 AL 60915 p 5 6 7 Operation display area e 8 l 3 08 30 35 AL 00015 L Ce TF E Sr 1 Operation symbol display Displays symbols for recording playback playback speed etc For the meaning of each operation symbol see Displayed symbols on the right NOTE gt During simultaneous recording and playback the display indicates playback p 2 Image quality display gt P 33 Displays the quality of the image that can be recorded on the hard disk Set to HIGH in the default settings 3 Audio recording Displays A when audio recording has been set 4 Remaining time display Unless OVER WRITE is set for recording displays the remaining amount of recording time as shown below Displayed increment Example g 10M Remaining time 1 hour or more Less than 1 hour 10 minute increments Less than
15. 5 V Low level active Open collector 500 mA Low level active Open collector 50 mA Low level active Power 120 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Current consumption 36 W Dimensions 210 W x 96 H x 380 D mm Weight 3 kg Note that product appearance and specifications are subject to change without prior notice 52 English SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions mm Front Side English 53 SANYO SANYO Electric Co Ltd Printed on recycled paper 1AC6P1P2694 L8HBC HD 0803TR SY Printed in Japan
16. Nid The lt SCREEN SET MENU gt screen is displayed CANERA ss lt 1 lt SCREEN SET MENU gt 1 MONITOR SET 2 TITLE SET OAT oN Press the gt button The characters are entered and the cursor moves to the right 3 Select 2 TITLE SET and press the gt button ly CAMERA NO ii gt 1 The lt CAMERA NO 1 gt screen is displayed A Camera No 8 Repeat procedures 6 to 7 to enter the CAMERA NO 1 1 second and subsequent charactors i The default values are shown below CAMERA NO 4 FL m 1 CAMERA No Default value PY CAMERA NO 1 1 CAMERA NO 2 2 ae 9 When you have finished making the o tti the EXIT OSD butt EAN settings press the button The display returns to the normal screen 4 Press the desired CHANNEL button to The screen displays the set camera title select the desired camera No AE ai Saami EJ a Set camera title FLOOR 1 2 No 1 No 2 3 4 J 2 E Setting the motion sensor No 3 No 4 By setting the motion sensor on the monitor any movement by the subject will automatically activate alarm recording 5 Press the gt button to make r flash You can set the following items i Motion detection position on screen panen ma e i No of camera for which to set mokon sensor PY Motion sensor level Default setting is OFF MENU button 6 Press the v or A button to start CHANNEL buttons A button gt button entering the camera title D O
17. OFF lt button SUN 08830 18030 ON VISIR gt button E To change a displayed setting item Press the lt or gt button to move the flashing area to the item you want to change then press the A or v button to change the setting E Timer recording image quality The image quality is determined by the PICTURE QUALITY setting in the lt REC MODE SET gt screen gt P 33 7 When finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen E To set different recording times on each day of the week Set the desired recording times for each day E If timer reservation days overlap The timer reservation that starts first will have priority To cancel all set timer reservations Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 3 RECORDER MENU and press the gt button The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen is displayed with the cursor positioned on 1 REC MODE SET lt RECORDER MENU gt 1 REC MODE SET 2 ALARM REC MODE SET 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET 4 TIMER REC SET 5 HOLIDAY SET HDD SET WOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH English SONILLAS f RECORDER MENU 3 Select 4 TIMER REC SET and press the gt button The lt TIMER REC SET gt screen is displayed lt TIMER REC SET gt KEEK START STOP SET WON meine OFF TUE sie miee OFF H
18. ON the DVR starts recording from the beginning again When it is OFF and the remaining space reaches zero recording stops and the FULL indicator lights gt P 33 You can record and play back images at the same time gt P 17 You cannot change the menu during recording Ending normal recording 2 Press the REC STOP button for about 3 seconds The REC STOP indicator turns off and recording stops English 15 a Timer recording Follow the steps below to record the monitored image onto the hard disk at the set time 1 Press the TIMER button The TIMER indicator lights and the digital video recorder enters timer recording standby mode AD CAUTION A warning tone sounds if timer recording has not been set 1 See P 35 for how to set timer recording 2 When the time specified in the timer settings arrives the REC STOP indicator lights REC appears in the screen and recording starts When the set end time arrives the REC STOP indicator turns off and recording stops The following restrictions apply to normal recording and timer recording After making PICTURE QUALITY or AUDIO RECORDING menu settings and returning to the camera screen recording does not start for a maximum of 6 seconds although normal recording and timer recording operations can be made After recording finishes the REC STOP indicator turns off recording does not start for a maximum of
19. ON QUALITY AUDIO ON ALARM COUNT ON CAMERA TITLE ON 20 05 03 08 30 35 AL 00015 _ J a i 1 LPIA SOL 3 Press the v or A buttons to select the desired function then press the gt button The setting flashes Settings indicates default setting Repeat procedures 3 to 4 to set other Turns off display of date time in f operation display area unctions as needed When you have finished making the QUALITY display area settings press the EXIT OSD button Turns on display of current alarm count in operation display area Ty Wem Setting Description 4 Press the v or A buttons to change som Turns on display of image quality and 6 ON ane pe fl a aa The display returns to the normal screen OF 7 ad the setting then press the gt button Turns on display of date time in DATE operation display area 1 TIME 5 A for audio recording in operation display area ALARM S COUNT Turns off display of current alarm count in operation display area Turns on display of camera title on the screen CAMERA 4 TITLE F Turns off display of camera title on the screen 40 English SONILLAS f BUZZER SET lt MAIN MENU gt lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET T RS 485 NETHORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TIME 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD MOVE LINES WITH
20. PE time of power failures 033 FAILURE 20 05 05 16 recording settings and 1 REC MODE SET gt and the amount of hard RECOVER 20 05 21 19 initialize the hard disk eae nape disk operation time lt USED TINE gt DISKI USE 00105 H 4 TIMER REC SET ee DISK2 USE 5 HOLIDAY SET s HDD SET PONER 00105 H MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH 9 MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD gt P 48 4 DISPLAY SET gt P 40 Lets you save menu RT Lets you display or hide cai setting values onto a items of information in DATE TIME ON CompactFlash card Also DVR TYPE VER SAVQ 01 the operation display prea lets you read menu area CAVERA TITLE ON setting values saved on sp ha ae j CompactFlash cards FORMAT CF gt Formats CompactFlash l X IF YOU COPY MIRRORING SETTINGS cards HARD DISK MAY BE INITIALIZED 24 FIRMWARE MAIN 0 02 00 SUB 0 00 40 English SONILLAS i lt MAIN MENU gt lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET 1 RS 485 NETHORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TIME 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH You can perform the following functions Change the language used to display on screen information Set the date and time displayed on the normal screen Set the clock to adjust automatically for summer time Set all the devices to the same time automatica
21. TIME 26 10 03 20 00 PREVIEH gt VIEW gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t English 19 SEARCHING FOR RECORDED IMAGES E Alarm search Lets you search and play back all the alarm images on the hard disk A button gt button PATT 00O EJI ce OGHJI SEARCH button button 1 Press the SEARCH button while the digital video recorder is recording or stopped The lt SEARCH gt screen is displayed lt SEARCH gt ALARM SEARCH TIME DATE SEARCH gt MOVE LINES WITH 4 SELECT WITH 2 Check that ALARM SEARCH is selected and press the gt button The lt SEARCH gt screen is displayed 1 2 3 4 be ALARM SEARCH gt NO Ol DATE TIME TOTAL ALARMS 00015 3 20 12 00014 3 20 12 00013 3 20 12 00012 3 20 12 00011 4 20 12 00010 4 20 05 00009 4 20 05 00008 4 20 05 8 5 NO Displays the alarm number CH Displays the channels of the images that contain alarms DATE TIME Displays the date time at which the alarm was received and the image recorded TOTAL ALARMS Displays the total number of recorded alarm images 1 2 3 4 Preview screen The selected alarm image is displayed in the quad screen Unselected channels are masked 5 SEARCHING FOR RECORDED IMAGES 3 Press the A or v button to select the image to play back The selected alarm image is displayed in the preview screen You can display up
22. WILL ERASE ALL RECORDINGS the two hard disks to read the recorded image from ARE H j gt P 1 A CHANGE WITH SET WITH 5 Press the v or A button to select YES then press the gt button The HDD INITIALIZING screen is displayed and the hard disk is initialized When the process has finished the display returns to the MENU screen HDD INITIALIZING 6 Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen English 39 DISPLAY SET lt MAIN MENU gt Settings lt HAIN NENU gt LANGUAGE CLOGK SET 2 SCREEN SET HENU MENU button A button gt button 3 RECORDER NERU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 650p 0 ooo o O v button EXIT OSD button 6 SECURITY LOCK SET 1 RS 485 NETNORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TIME 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t The lt DISPLAY SET gt screen lets you turn off the display of the date time or other information in the operation display area of the playback screen Use this screen to 1 Press the MENU button make settings as needed The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen lt DISPLAY SET gt screen setting items is displayed 2 Select 4 DISPLAY SET and press the 1 lt DISPLAY SET gt gt button 2 QUALITY AUDIO ON 3 rere a The lt DISPLAY SET gt screen is displayed 4 lt DISPLAY SET gt DATE TIME _
23. recording 4 SET Setting ON enables the entered timer recording setting Setting OFF disables the entered timer recording setting 5 SAT DLY Use these lines for timer recording spanning more than 24 hours RECORDER MENU Making timer reservations every day at the same time with the same image quality Example Making a timer recording every day from 8 30 to 18 30 with the same recording speed d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 3 RECORDER MENU and press the gt button The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen is displayed with the cursor positioned on 1 REC MODE SET lt RECORDER MENU gt 1 REC MODE SET 2 ALARM REC MODE SET 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET 4 TIMER REC SET 5 HOLIDAY SET 6 HDD SET WOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH 3 Select 4 TIMER REC SET and press the gt button The lt TIMER REC SET gt screen is displayed lt TIMER REC SET gt KEEK START STO 4 Press the gt button once SUN under WEEK flashes Ay W wate im OFF PYN 5 Press the v or A button to change SUN to DLY Vig Spies i OF 36 6 Press the gt button to move the cursor to the next item Each time you press the gt button the cursor moves to the following items Day gt START time hours minutes gt STOP time hours minutes gt ON
24. 1 Audio Layer Picture resolution Picture quality 3 levels Super High Standard Recording type Frame Recording speed NTSC 30 fps or PAL 25 fps Screen Single screen Quad screen Playback Still Search Cue Review Slow reverse Frame advance reverse Records on quad screen Recording Records on quad screen Records on quad screen E Search by time and date Search by alarm event list or alarm thumbnail list Playback Menu language English Chinese Simplified Clock settings Day Month Year Hours Minutes Seconds Miscellaneous functions Motion sensor Security lock with password function Ee Video input terminal 1V p p 75 Ohm unbalanced 4 BNC connectors Q Video output terminal 1V p p 75 Ohm unbalanced 4 BNC connectors m Video monitor out terminal 1V p p 75 Ohm unbalanced 1 BNC connector Audio input terminal 8 dbs 47 k Ohm unbalanced 4 RCA pin jacks Audio output terminal 8 dbs 600 Ohm unbalanced 1 RCA pin jack LAN terminal 100BASE TX RJ 45 USB terminal For CompactFlash card reader RS 485 terminal 3 terminals A B GND Remote control terminal Resistance ladder Normal open Low level active Clock adjust output terminal Normal 5 V Low level active Aantal Series rec input terminal Normal open Low level active ontro connector Non bee output Series rec output Normal 5 V Low level active terminal Push lock Normal open Low level active 4 channels Normal open Low level active Alarm output terminal Normal
25. 10 minutes 1M When there is less than 10 minutes the remaining time display flashes 5 Date display gt P 14 Shows the day month year 20 05 03 day month year English 11 SCREEN DISPLAY AND POSITION 6 Time display gt P 14 00 00 00 is displayed when you turn the power ON for the first time The digital video recorder uses the date and time to manage recording and playback points 7 Alarm display and alarm count display gt P 16 When you set an alarm using the lt ALARM REC MODE SET gt menu item the alarm display area displays the following information gt P 34 Alarm display When alarm recording is set AL appears During alarm recording the AL display flashes Alarm count display Displays the total number of alarms that have been generated 8 Camera title and VIDEO LOSS display The title set for each camera is displayed VIDEO LOSS is displayed when there is no video input Displayed symbols The meanings of the symbols shown in the operation display area during recording or playback are listed below 1 Operation symbol display Description REC Recording gt Playback l Still Aa Rewind playback pe Fast forward playback li gt Slow playback lt Il Reverse slow playback Playback speed display X7 5 7 5 times the normal playback speed X15 15 times the normal playback speed X30 30 times the normal playback speed X180 180 times the normal playback speed 1 8 1 8
26. A button while fast forwarding settings playback starts with the oldest recorded image Press the button once to increase the speed to 15 times the playback speed when the recording is played back for the first time twice to increase the speed to 30 times the playback speed and 3 times to When playback ends the digital video recorder pauses increase the speed to 180 times the playback speed automatically The STILL button lights and m To change the fast rewind speed appears in the operation display area After playback is stopped it will resume from the Press the v button while rewinding Press the button once to increase the speed to 15 times the playback speed Stoppeg pomt AE entity gt Slane twice to increase the speed to 30 times the playback speed and 3 times to You can display quad screen images in single screens increase the speed to 180 times the playback speed gt P 12 Ending fast forward rewind Ending playback Press the PLAY STOP button Normal playback starts 2 Press the PLAY STOP button Reverse Fast forward direction ________ ____ gt direction Playback ends i771 180x_ PLAY STOP button n E E Playing back an image near the point of STILL button D 7 4 recording n The digital video recorder prioritizes recording Playback operations so the playback image may freeze temporarily D 7 PLAY STOP button eD STILL button English 17 NORMAL RECORDI
27. A SPEED 6 When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button E RS 485 connections and settings Connect the digital video recorder s RS 485 A B control terminals to the system controller hard disk digital recorder or similar device RS 485A RS 485B MENU button A button gt button 0000 CJ o Vv button EXIT OSD button 46 d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 7 RS 485 NETWORK SET and press the gt button The lt RS 485 SET gt screen is displayed 1 lt RS 485 SET gt DATA SPEED 19200 2 STATUS INFO OFF 3 ALARM INFO OFF ADDRESS 004 4 lt NETHORK SET gt IP ADDRESS AUTO 192 168 0 250 DVR NAME Settings indicates default setting 2400 1 DATA 4800 SPEED 9600 19200 ON Enables status information to be aie sent on the RS 485 line INFO OFF Not set ON Enables alarm information to be el ata sent on the RS 485 line INFO OFF Not set When connecting multiple 4 ADDRESS ee recorders different address numbers are set for each 3 Press the v and A buttons to select the desired item then press the gt button Description Used to select the communication speed Unit bps 4 Press the v and A buttons to change the setting then press the gt button 5 Repeat procedu
28. D SEQUENCE button and indicator gt P 12 Used ts dics the menuscreens Ine indicator ante Switches to the quad screen display or switches from the quad ane s oe H A i 9 screen display to each single screen display in sequence 4 REVIEW button 15 AUDIO button and indicator i Switches th di tput ch l When pressed during playback lets you rewind the a ee oe a image while watching it on screen Also used for menu 16 SEARCH button and indicator gt P 19 P 20 screen operations When the button is pressed while recording or stopped the 5 LA button indicator lights and the search setting screen is displayed Used to move the cursor in menu screens up Also used 17 MENU RESET button gt P 23 to change setting values Used to initialize the currently displayed menu settings 6 v button and to set the time Used to move the cursor in menu screens down Also 18 STILL button used to change setting values When e a mA ra z screen image the indicator lights Pressing the button again f CUE button resumes playback When pressed during playback lets you fast forward the image while watching it on screen Also used for 19 USB terminal gt P 48 menu screen operations Used to connect a CompactFlash card reader 8 EXIT OSD button gt P 23 20 REC STOP button and indicator Returns the display to the normal screen when the main Starts normal recording Indicator lights during recording menu a sub menu or a setting scr
29. EC 3 Press the gt button 4 SET Sets timer recording n lran Nae a i z d aid THE lt REC MODE SET gt screen is displayed with the 6 HDD SET a A disk or used when 4 Press the v or A buttons to select the desired item then press the gt To record in series when multiple digital video button recorders are connected 1 lt REC UODE SET gt REC PB TIME 68H Connect the control terminals by cables as shown below 2 PICTURE QUALITY HIGH AUDIO RECORDING ON To 3rd 3 OVER WRITE ss DISK FULL RESET gt DVR 4 SERIES REC OFF 5 6 C NOTE gt 2nd DVR REC PB TIME changes automatically according to the PICTURE QUALITY set Terminal No 8 COMMON 9 SERIES REC IN 10 NON REC OUT SERIES REC OUT 32 English SONILLAS f RECORDER MENU Settings indicates default setting Setting Description REC PB TIME Displays the possible recording time SUPER Highest image quality SUP Recording time At least 84 hours 120 GB or at least 168 hours 240 GB High image quality PICTURE HIGH Recording time At least 168 hours QUALITY HI Cay GB or at least 336 hours 240 GB AUDIO RECORDING OVER WRITE as Standard image quality STANDARD Recording time At least 336 hours STD oe GB or at least 672 hours 240 GB Performs audio recording Doesn t perform audio recording When the hard disk runs out of space recording automatically starts again
30. ED i i e OFF THU i e i OFF FRI mice eiee OFF SAT seins OFF OLY eins net 4 With the lt TIMER REC SET gt screen displayed press the MENU RESET button All the timer settings are erased oo oO B O BB S o MENU RESET button Setting timer reservations spanning more than 24 hours Follow the steps below to set timer recordings spanning more than 24 hours These settings are made using lines 7 initially SAT and 8 initially DLY of the lt TIMER REC SET gt screen Example Timer recording from 10 30 Monday to 20 30 Wednesday 1 Press the v or A button to move the cursor to the line 7 SAT then press the gt button SAT in the WEEK column flashes You can change the setting of the flashing item lt TIMER REC SET gt WEEK START STO SUN seios eee KON TUE HED Line 7 English 37 2 Set the items in the WEEK and START columns 1 Press the v or A button to change SAT to MON then press the gt button Vis MO OFF ZTS 2 Press the vy or A button to change to 10 then press the gt button Ww HON n OFF ZTS 3 Press the v or A button to change to 30 then press the gt button MON Vig 10 30 PYN OFF 3 Press the v or A button to change the STOP time from to then press the gt button
31. ET 5 HOLIDAY SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET gt 6 HOD SET 7 RS 485 NETNORK SET 8 POHER FAILURE USED TINE gt o 9 NENU UPLOAD DONNLOAD FULL indicator v button MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH Setting items E REC MODE SET The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen lets you make the 1 Press the MENU button following recording related settings The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen Item Description o is displayed Changes the recording image quality Turns audio recording ON OFF ss m Sets whether to stop recording or to 2 Select 3 RECORDER MENU and record over previously recorded images press the gt button 4 REC MODE when the hard disk becomes full SET When multiple digital video recorders The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen is displayed with the are connected sets recording to cursor positioned on 1 REC MODE SET continue automatically on the second and subsequent hard disks when the lt RECORDER MENU gt first hard disk becomes full CSN T Turns alarm recording ON OFF 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET Sets the amount of time to record for ne 2 ALARM REC when an alarm is generated 6 HOD SET MODE SET Sets alarm trigger Sets the operation to perform when the camera image is interrupted VOVE LINES HITH SELECT WITH 9 3 AUDIO REC Sets audio sensitivity level for each LEVEL SET channel Set high value for high sensitivity TIMER R
32. ION AND CONNECTIONS This section describes how to connect the digital video recorder to the CCTV camera and other devices Be sure to read the instruction manuals for each connected device Make connections carefully Improper connections can cause smoke or malfunctions Basic connections The connections for cameras 4 TV monitor 1 microphone and PC are shown below PC sold separately or switching hub sold separately Vee S Microphone sold separately Pow Amp sold Ss separately 1 Use a shielded LAN connection cable and wind it once around the supplied ferrite core System controller connections The connections for a system controller are shown below Use a twisted pair cable sold separately to connect rear panel control terminals A B and C ground Connect signal A to signal A and signal B to signal B RS 485 D N 44 D l wf To signal B 7 gt aS To signal A RS 485 terminal System controller sold separately Twisted pair cable Can reduce interference on the signal caused by noise generated by other cables English 1234567 8 9 10111213 14151617 18 19 CCTV camera sold separately 2 Attach the supplied ferrite core to the base of the TV monitor power cable coiling not necessary TV monitor sold separately Video input terminal Audio input terminal Connecting a remote control circuit The connections for a rem
33. ITH t 6 Press the v button to select VIEW then press the gt button The preview screen image is played back in the quad screen renee ae L SS a HI A 26 10 03 20 00 f NOTE gt The retrieved image can be displayed in the quad screen format without displaying the preview screen by entering the date and time and selecting VIEW You can use the button operations to freeze fast forward or perform other operations on retrieved images being played back You can display quad screen images in single screens gt P 12 3 3 Follow the steps below to set the key lock function preventing accidental pressing of the operation buttons E Setting the key lock function 1 With the digital video recorder recording or stopped press the v button for about 3 seconds When the key lock is set a confirmation tone sounds and the LOCK REMOTE indicator lights NOTE gt The key lock setting is not released at power OFF You cannot set the key lock during playback E Releasing the key lock function 1 With the key lock function set press the v button for about 3 seconds When the key lock is released a confirmation tone sounds and the LOCK REMOTE indicator turns off caution When the key lock function has been set the buttons cannot be used for settings or operations When the security lock is set you cannot set the key lock alone
34. Lets you set titles for camera Nos MOTION SENSOR SET lf the motion sensor is set on the monitor enables alarm recording when a moving subject is detected English SONILLAS f SCREEN SET MENU MONITOR SET MENU button A button gt button B O BB oOoOOo o wv button EXIT OSD button d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 2 SCREEN SET MENU and press the gt button The lt SCREEN SET MENU gt screen is displayed lt SCREEN SET MENU gt 1 MONITOR SET 2 TITLE SET 3 MOTION SENSOR SET WOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH 3 Select 1 MONITOR SET and press the gt button The lt MONITOR SET gt screen is displayed 4 Press the v or A buttons to select the desired item then press the gt button lt HONITOR SET gt 1 SEQUENCE SEC 2 lt ALARM WONITOR SET gt DISPLAY QUAD 3 ALARM PRIORITY LAST lt MASK SET gt 4 CHI OFF CH2 0FF CH3 0FF OH4 0FF 1 to 30 seconds 1 second units Sets time interval used for switching screens when displaying image from each channel sequentially 1SEC When alarm occurs displays image FULL from channel that generated alarm in DISPLAY single screen When alarm occurs displays images in QUAD quad screen English 29 Setting Description Displays alarm images in order starting LAST with the m
35. MIN Description enables password setting Disables password setting password setting Disables password setting eo m authorization for recording operation to REC ADMIN administrators CONTROL USER Setting passwords 3 Sets P for recording operation to USER users MENU button Aa button gt button GBB A oo Vv button EXIT OSD button Passwords can be between 4 and 8 alphanumeric characters Used to set password for administrators Also Used to set password for users Also enables Characters that can be entered in passwords 0 to 9 A to Z Example Setting 123456AB as a password d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 6 SECURITY LOCK SET and press the gt button The lt SECURITY LOCK SET gt screen is displayed The cursor is positioned on ADMIN f NOTE gt LEVEL PASSWORD 4 8 USE at the top of the screen is the screen title You cannot move the cursor to this item English SONILLAS f SECURITY LOCK SET 3 Press the gt button The first password entry bar flashes KIN 28 OFF T 4 Press the v and A buttons to select the character to enter Example Selecting 1 5 Press the gt button The second password entry bar flashes KIN gt OFF JW 6 Repeat procedures 4 to 5 to enter the
36. NG TIMER RECORDING PLAYBACK Viewing still images o O o STILL button 1 During playback press the STILL button The image becomes a still image freezes Il appears in the operation display area Still symbol To resume playback 2 Press the STILL button E Frame advance reverse A button 8566 BG CE 3 A v button STILL button Press the A button while a still image is displayed The still image advances by one frame Press the v button while a still image is displayed The still image moves back three frames Slow playback Press the A button for at least 2 seconds while a still image is displayed The playback speed slows to 1 8 the normal speed Pressing the A button again switches the playback speed to 1 4 the normal speed Pressing the button twice switches the playback speed to 1 2 the normal speed 18 Slow reverse playback Press the v button for at least 2 seconds while a still image is displayed The playback speed slows to 1 8 the normal speed Pressing the Vv button again switches the playback speed to 1 4 the normal speed Pressing the button twice switches the playback speed to 1 2 the normal speed Reverse slow Slow direction lt t direction STILL button 771 2 _ rei 1 4 Press for at fs least 2 seconds pes display a Press for at least 2 seconds E To playback a
37. NGS Confirm that the light on the CompactFlash card reader is lit before using the card reader with the USB terminal If used before the light is lit SAVE and LOAD may not be recognized Description HARD DISK MAY BE INITIALIZED After saving menu settings to a CompactFlash card 1 SAVE MENUS TO CF Saves menu settings to you may not be able to repeat the operation If this CompactFlash card problem occurs redo the operation after ejecting and gt LOAD MENUS FROM Reads menu settings saved on reinserting the CompactFlash card 2 CF CompactFlash card Sets whether to apply MIRRORING ON OFF setting saved on CompactFlash card when LOAD MENUS FROM CF is selected 4 FORMAT CF Initializes CompactFlash card d NOTE gt 3 COPY MIRRORING At least 4 KB of available memory space is needed on 3 SETTINGS the CompactFlash card For the recommended CompactFlash card reader see our website at www sanyosecurity com Settings Gp CAUTION o if COPY MIRRORING SETTINGS is set to YES the hard disk may be initialized If you don t want to initialize the hard disk select NO You will need a CompactFlash card reader and CompactFlash card commercially available 1 Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 9 MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD and press the gt button The lt MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD gt s
38. SANYO INSTRUCTION MANUAL DSR M804P Digital Video Recorder About this manual Before installing and using this unit please read this manual carefully Be sure to keep it handy for later reference GG D PRECAUTION WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR OTHER MOISTURE To avoid electrical shock do not open the cabinet Refer servicing to qualified personnel only If the power supply cord AC power cord of this appliance is damaged it must be replaced Return to a SANYO Authorised Service Centre for replacement of the cord Location For safe operation and satisfactory performance of your unit keep the following in mind when selecting a place for its installation Shield it from direct sunlight and keep it away from sources of intense heat Avoid dusty or humid places Avoid places with insufficient ventilation for proper heat dissipation Do not block the ventilation holes at the top and bottom of the unit Do not place the unit on a carpet because this will block the ventilation holes Install the unit in a horizontal position only Avoid locations subject to strong vibrations Avoid moving the unit between cold and hot locations Do not place the unit directly on top of a monitor TV as this may cause playback or recording problems Avoiding Electrical Shock and Fire Do not handle the power cord with wet hands Do not pull on the pow
39. SELECT WITH The lt BUZZER SET gt screen lets you set a warning buzzer to sound when events occur such as alarms being generated or the remaining hard disk space reaching zero Use this screen to make settings as needed lt BUZZER SET gt screen setting items lt BUZZER SET gt 1 2 2 DISK FULL ON 3 KEY IN OFF HARNING ON 4 NON REC OFF 5 Settings indicates default setting ON Description Sounds buzzer when alarm is generated Doesn t sound buzzer when alarm is OFF generated When OVER WRITE is not set 1 ALARM ON ON sounds buzzer when remaining hard disk space reaches zero 2 DISK FULL When OVER WRITE is not set doesn t sound buzzer when OFF ess l remaining hard disk space reaches Zero Sounds buzzer when operation ON button is pressed 3 KEY IN Doesn t sound buzzer when OFF l operation button is pressed Sounds buzzer in following cases ON Hard disk drive error Fan error Recording error 4 WARNING Doesn t sound buzzer in following OFF Cases Hard disk drive error Fan error Recording error Sounds buzzer when recording is stopped 5 NON REC OFF Does not sound buzzer when recording is stopped English 41 f NOTE gt Press any button to stop the BUZZER sounding E Settings MENU button A button gt button 0000 o Vv button EXIT OSD button
40. T WITH t 6 Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen 3 While the password entry screen is displayed enter the password Enter the password using the v A and gt buttons CAUTION Enter the password set for administrators or users such as 123456AB 12345648 4 Press the gt button The setting is now finished The LOCK REMOTE indicator turns off and the display returns to the normal screen 44 English SONILLAS f This section describes how to make the RS 485 terminal connections settings needed to connect to an external device and how to make the network connections needed to connect to a PC Network connections and settings You can make digital video recorder menu settings and monitor images from a PC via a network LAN To do so connect an Ethernet cable to the LAN terminal on the digital video recorder s rear panel To connect a PC directly Do not use an Ethernet hub CCTV Camera To connect to an intranet Use an Ethernet hub Straight cable SWITCHING HUB i 000 CO English RS 485 NETWORK SET 45 Settings for connecting to a PC or network How to set the IP address In the default setting the IP address is set automatically by the PC To set the IP address manually follow the procedures below MENU button A button
41. TY ye AUDIO RECORDING M OVER HRITE DISK FULL RESET pi SERIES RE OFF English 6 Repeat procedures 4 to 5 to set other items as needed When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen Resetting when the FULL indicator lights When OVER WRITE is set to OFF and the hard disk becomes full the FULL indicator lights and recording stops To start recording again follow the steps below to overwrite recorded images A button gt button 3 3 A G00 B FULL indicator v button T Display the lt REC MODE SET gt screen lt REC MODE SET gt REC PB TIME 68H PICTURE QUALITY HIGH AUDIO RECORDING ON OVER WRITE ON DISK FULL RESET gt SERIES REC OFF 2 Press the v or A button to select DISK FULL RESET then press the gt button The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed with NO flashing ARE YO SURE Vly Se PY 3 Press the v or a button to select YES then press the gt button The normal screen is displayed and the FULL indicator turns off The DVR is ready to record again RECORDER MENU NM ALARM REC MODESET 3 Press the A or v button to select ALARM REC MODE SET 2 ALARM REC MODE SET then press the gt button MENU button A button gt button The lt ALARM REC MODE SET gt screen is disp
42. at have been removed from their packing may not operate correctly if they are subjected to any shocks and vibration It is recommended that you place HDD onto a soft level surface with the printed circuit board facing upward after unpacking it Be careful not to subject the HDD to shocks or vibration when removing and tightening screws as part of the HDD replacement procedure Make sure that all screws are tightened securely so that they will not become loose The HDD is sensitive to static electricity so you should take proper precautions to prevent static electricity buildup E Handling the HDD unit by itself If transporting or storing the HDD unit by itself always be sure to pack it in the specified packing first English In addition use a method of transportation that minimizes the vibration If the HDD becomes damaged handle the unit and the damaged HDD that has been removed in order for it to be replaced carefully to prevent the problem from being aggravated until as the nature of the problem can be checked and analyzed Conditions to avoid The hard disk is sensitive to dust vibrations and shocks and should also not be used near magnetic objects To prevent loss of recorded data observe the following precautions Do not subject the digital video recorder to shocks Do not use the digital video recorder on a vibrating or unstable surface Do not disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet during recor
43. ated 3 ALARM SENSOR Performs alarm recording when the motion sensor detects movement See the information TRIGGER on setting the motion sensor gt P 30 ALARM OR SENSOR Performs alarm recording when either the external alarm or motion sensor is activated Performs alarm recording when both the external alarm and motion sensor are activated ALARM AND SENSOR simultaneously Displays VIDEO LOSS on the screen when the camera image is interrupted Also outputs the WARNING signal to a rear panel terminal Z O 4 VIDEO LOSS OFF Doesn t display VIDEO LOSS on the screen when the camera image is interrupted CC Operates while alarm is active Operates for more than 5 seconds per alarm 34 English SONILLAS f RECORDER MENU 4 Press the v or A button to select the desired item then press the gt button The setting flashes lt ALARM REC NODE SET gt ALARM MODE OF ALARU DURATION NAE ALARM TRIGGER amg AL ARM m Piy VIDEO LOSS 5 Press the v or A button to change the setting then press the gt button 6 Repeat procedures 4 to 5 to set other items as needed r When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen AUDIO REC LEVEL SET d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 3 RECORDER MENU and press the gt bu
44. creen is displayed 48 English SONILLAS f MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD To download menu items 1 Press the v and A buttons to select SAVE MENUS TO CF then press the gt button The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed NO flashes lt WARNING gt SAVE MENUS TO CF CONTINUE ly j gt P 1 A CHANGE WITH A SET WITH 4 2 Press the v and A buttons to select YES then press the gt button Downloading starts lt WARNING gt SAVE MENUS TO CF SAVING TO CF SSS VES CHANGE WITH t SET WITH When you have finished loading the display returns to the lt MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD gt screen NOTE gt A file named M804MENU txt is created on the CompactFlash card To upload menu items 1 Press the v and A buttons to select LOAD MENUS FROM CF then press the gt button The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed NO flashes lt WARNING gt LOAD MENUS FROM CF COIN NAG j gt PTN CHANGE WITH SET WITH tt English 49 2 Press the v and buttons to select YES then press the gt button Uploading starts lt WARNING gt LOAD MENUS FROM CF LOADING FROM CF E VES CHANGE WITH t SET WITH t When you have finished saving the display returns to the lt MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD gt screen Formatting CompactFlash cards 1 Press the v and A bu
45. d SN wee ere eres terminals assa aaa a 10 During extended disuse cccecceeeeeeeneeeees 6 l Connecting to a network ccceeceeeeee scenes 10 BACKUP DAULOFY rnintin na 6 MENU button 6 Connecting the power cord 0eceeeeeees 10 EEE EEE EEE EES PAL NTSC sSwitChing ccccsccssesseereeeeees 10 OPERATION 1 SCREEN DISPLAY AND POSITION 11 5 NORMAL RECORDING TIMER RECORDING PLAYBACK ccccceeeeees 17 Operation display Area ccccceceseeeeeeeeeees 11 Changing the position of the operation PAV OA CK arani a a 17 AS PIA V a E E E 12 Playback while fast forwarding rewinding 17 To display the quad screen as single Viewing Still IMAQGES cccceececseeceee eee eees 18 SChEGSINS AE A E E E E 12 Frame advance reVerse cccccseeeeeeeeeeees 18 To display the image from a specified To playback audio ccccecc cece eeceeeeeeeeeeees 18 channel in a single screen cccceeeeeeee es 12 6 SEARCHING FOR RECORDED IMAGES 19 2 SETTING THE LANGUAGE CLOCK 13 Alarm SCAN CM araga aa a E 19 To change the language ccceceeeeeeees 13 Date tiMe search ccccceccseeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 20 Setting the time esia a aa 14 7 PREVENTING ACCIDENTAL OPERATION 3 NORMAL RECORDING TIMER KEY LOCK FUNCTION ccc ceeeeeeeeees 22 RECORDING onii aiaa Eaa 15 Setting the key lock FUNCHION 22 Normal recording
46. d password entry bar flashes Press the v and A buttons to select B Use the procedures as Administrator password to set 123456 6 When you have finished making the setting press the gt button The cursor moves to OFF which flashes Vig SER AB123456 ye Press the v and A buttons to select ON then press the gt button The cursor moves to REC CONTROL SECURITY LOCK SET Setting the authorization for recording Setting the security lock and playback operations MENU button A button gt button MENU button A button 7 gt button 600p T a OBO a dD LOCK REMOTE indicator EXIT OSD butt me EO ee iennon v button EXIT OSD button Perform Steps 1 and 2 on P 42 3 1 With the normal monitoring screen Press the v and A buttons to move displayed press the v button for the cursor to REC CONTROL about 3 second lt SECURITY LOCK SET gt LEVEL PASSHORD 4 8 USE A confirmation tone sounds the LOCK REMOTE indicator ADMIN 12345648 ON USER 1123456 ON lights and the security lock is set REC CONTROL ADMIN 2 To check the security lock press any button The password entry screen is displayed for about 5 seconds 4 Press the gt button SECURITY LOCKED O Press thee v and A buttons to niaii select ADMIN or USER The setting is now finished CHANGE WITH SE
47. ding or playback Do not use the digital video recorder in areas of extreme temperature changes 10 C or more per hour Condensation may occur if the digital video recorder is moved to an area of extremely different temperature or high humidity If the digital video recorder is used with condensation inside it operating problems may occur Do not install the digital video recorder in areas of constant vibration such as motor vehicles or trains The hard disk and cooling fan are expendable items Under use in an ambient temperature of 25 C the hard disk should generally be replaced after 2 years and the cooling fan after 3 years These figures are intended as guidelines only and are not guarantees of part performance The POWER indicator flashes if a problem occurs in the hard disk or fan gt P 10 Installation conditions The digital video recorder has ventilation holes on its left rear and bottom panels Make sure these holes are not blocked after installation Do not use the unit in an area of poor ventilation such as a bookshelf or box When installing the unit in a rack ensure a gap of at least 5 cm at the top and bottom For important recordings Always make a test recording beforehand to check that the digital video recorder s playback is normal Note that no compensation will be provided for losses due to recording or playback problems arising from problems with the digital video recorder or its conn
48. e The digital video recorder stores the times of recordings for use in operations such as playback and search playback Example Setting 20 May 2003 8 30 d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET gt 6 SECURITY LOCK SET gt 1 RS 485 NETNORK SET gt 8 PONER FAILURE USED TIME 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t 2 Select 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET and press the gt button The lt LANGUAGE gt screen is displayed The cursor is positioned on English lt iB E LANGUAGE gt lt CLOCK SET gt 01 01 2003 HED 01 00 00 lt SUMMER TINE SET gt NODE HO USE WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TIME 01 00 3 Press the A or v button to move the cursor to the date and time under lt CLOCK SET gt lt iB G LANGUAGE gt ENGLISH lt CLOCK SET gt 01 01 2003 WED 01 00 00 lt SUMMER TIME SET gt NODE NO USE WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TINE 01 00 01 01 2003 WED 01 00 00 year week TIME ONTH DAY 14 4 Press the gt button 01 indicating the day flashes Vi 01 1 2003 HED 01 00 00 PYN 5 Press the A or v button to selec
49. ecording does not start for a maximum of 6 seconds regardless of alarm input 3 After recording finishes the REC STOP indicator turns off Alarm input is not recognized for a maximum of 5 seconds Alarm input after the 5 seconds are recognized as usual Recording does not start for a maximum of 10 seconds regardless of alarm input English NOILVadsdO f NORMAL RECORDING TIMER RECORDING PLAYBACK Follow the steps below to play back images recorded on z z T ihe harddisk E Playback while fast forwarding rewinding E Playback lt button A button gt button PLAY STOP button 068p ooo oO 0000 A Doo oe Vv button STILL button 1 Press the gt or lt button during playback or Press the PLAY STOP button when a still image is displayed The PLAY STOP button lights and gt appears in the When you press the gt button gt gt appears in the operation display and the playback fast forwards at 7 5 times the normal playback speed When you press the lt button lt lt appears in the operation display and the playback fast rewinds at 7 5 times the normal playback speed operation display area The images recorded on the hard disk are played back in the quad screen NOTE gt Image playback starts from the point at which recording started To change the fast forward speed if OVER WRITE has been set in the normal recording Press the
50. ected devices during operation BEFORE USE To be prepared for malfunctions or accidents back up important recordings periodically or record using mirroring Hard disk protection The hard disk is checked automatically at power ON Ifa hard disk problem is found the POWER indicator flashes To initialize the disk or save images stored on the disk contact a Sanyo service centre Care To clean the digital video recorder unplug the power plug from the wall outlet and wipe the unit lightly with a soft cloth To remove heavy grime wipe the digital video recorder with a well wrung cloth soaked in a solution of water and neutral detergent and then wipe it with a dry cloth Do not clean the unit with benzene or paint thinner Doing so may break down the finish or strip the paint When using a chemical cloth be sure to follow the precautions provided with it Do not spray insecticide or other volatile chemicals on the cabinet Do not allow rubber or vinyl products to come into contact with the digital video recorder for extended periods Doing so may break down the finish or strip the paint During extended disuse Extended disuse may cause problems in functions so turn the power on and operate the unit occasionally during such periods Backup battery The digital video recorder comes with a built in lithium battery When the digital video recorder has been connected to a wall outlet for at least 48 hours and
51. ed at the top of each channel screen When the operation display is moved to the top of the screen the camera titles are displayed at the bottom of each channel screen Camera titles are not displayed when the operation display is off To display the quad screen as single screens I HI A 20 05 03 08 30 35 AL 00015 L 30 00015 Le ESS lt i S Images are normally displayed in the quad screen You 1 Press the desired CHANNEL button can use the procedure below to display images in single screens The indicator on the CHANNEL button lights The image To switch screens automatically displaying for the corresponding channel is displayed in the screen each single screen in sequence To return to the quad screen 2 Press the QUAD SEQUENCE button PPD 0EB o The quad screen is displayed QUAD SEQUENCE button NOTE gt yy While the quad screen is displayed press the QUAD SEQUENCE button to toggle through single screens in sequence The sequence function cannot be used on the playback screen HLA 1 20 05 03 08 30 35 AL 00015 l i ae A 12 English NOILVadsdO f SETTING THE LANGUAGE CLOCK MENU button A button gt button oe i v button E To change the language 3 Press the gt button then the v or A button to select the desired language a a a a al lt i i i This section describes how to set the
52. een is displayed During recording pressing the button for at least 3 9 PLAY STOP butt seconds stops recording and turns off the indicator utton 21 LOCK REMOTE indicator gt P 22 P 44 Plays back the normal image indicator lights When pressed during playback stops playback 10 TIMER button and indicator gt P 15 When the button is pressed while recording or stopped the digital video recorder enters timer record standby and the indicator lights When the set time arrives the digital video recorder starts timer recording English Lights when operations have been locked by the key lock or security lock setting If an operation button is pressed when the security lock is set a buzzer sounds The key lock cannot be set during playback The indicator flashes at 4Hz when there is a network connection and flashes at 1Hz when there is a network connection while locked NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS Rear panel FAN AUDIO IN terminals 4 channels AUDIO OUT terminal LAN terminal gt P 45 VIDEO IN terminals 4 channels Power cord holder Secure the power cord to the holder using the cord tie accessory as shown in the illustration a ee Cord tie 7 AC INLET AC power input terminal 3 core 8 TV SYSTEM selector switch Used to select between NTSC and PAL systems for the camera input and monitor output connected to the digital video recorder D CAUTION Turn the power OFF then ON agai
53. er cord when disconnecting it from an AC wall outlet Grasp it by the plug If any liquid is spilled on the unit unplug the power cord immediately and have the unit inspected at a factory authorised service centre Do not place anything directly on top of this unit SERVICE This unit is a precision instruments and if treated with care will provide years of satisfactory performance However in the event of a problem the owner is advised not to attempt to make repairs or open the cabinet Servicing should always be referred to your dealer or Sanyo Authorized Service Centre CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Discard used batteries according to the manufacture s instructions English INTRODUCTION Main features This digital video recorder can be used to store images recorded by four monitoring cameras onto its built in hard disk E Large capacity 120 GB or 240 GB hard disk Eliminates laborious tape replacement and offers a long continuous recording time of at least 672 hours 240 GB standard image quality At least 336 hours for 120 GB standard image quality For the 120 GB model a hard disk upgrade is available sold separately that gives you a total of 240 GB of memory E Complete range of recording playback functions You can play back and record images at the same time You can rec
54. erations ccccecceeeceeeeeeeeeeeees 44 gt Setting the motion SENSOTL cceceeeee ees 30 Setting the security lOCK ccccecceeee seen es 44 o 3 RECORDER MENU ccceccsseeeeeeeeeeees 32 7 RS 485 NETWORK SET ccseseeeeeeees 45 SEHING eME onea 2 bose tee eeatla ee 32 Network connections and settings 45 a REF C MODE SE Tirsrri ner rt nee nro er 32 RS 485 connections and settings 46 O ALARM REC MODE SET cceceeeees 34 AUDIO REG EEVEL SEM rrrainis 35 8 POWER FAILURE USED TIME 47 m Timer recording settings ccccseceneeeees 35 a Setting NOlCAYS cccccecccsseceeeeseeseeesaees 38 9 MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD 0 48 ie On ae KRAIN anaes SEWN Saane 48 m OTHER 1 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS 50 2 SPECIFICATIONS wecciccciiccte ki ies 52 RS 485 specifications cccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeees 50 DIMENSIONS Sicser tec rerne na n a n a a A 53 RS 485 termination switch settings 50 DVR VCR command table ccccceeeeeeee 51 4 English BEFORE USE Notes on handling internal hard disk drive components This unit has a built in hard disk drive HDD Be sure to observe the following points carefully when operating setting up and servicing the unit E Do not subject the unit to shocks or vibration If the unit is subjected to shocks or vibration
55. gt button the cursor moves from left to right in the top row After the cursor has reached the end of the row it moves from left to right in the row below You can press the lt button to move the cursor in the opposite direction Pressing and holding the gt or lt button moves the cursor as follows B LEVEL lt Set sensor position B Setting sensor operation positions Pressing the v or A button once enables the currently selected position to set displays I Pressing the v or A button again disables the setting displays Setting exampl CAMERA NO 1 LEVEL NOTE gt Operation position setting example If you set an area near the centre of the image the sensor operates and recording starts when a moving subject near the centre of the screen is detected When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen NOTE gt To activate alarm recording when the motion sensor detects movement display the lt RECORD MENU gt and set the ALARM TRIGGER in ALARM REC MODE SET to SENSOR gt P 34 RECORDER MENU lt MAIN MENU gt lt SUB MENU gt A button gt button CHAIN NENU gt lt RECORDER WENU gt 1 LINGUAGE CLOCK SET 1 REC MODE SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 2 ALARU REC MODE SET 3 RECORDER NENU 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET O B OD 4 DISPLAY SET 4 TIER REC SET 5 BUZZER S
56. he desired day of the week then press the gt button The cursor moves to MONTH 10 Press the v and A buttons to select the desired month then press the gt button The cursor moves to TIME 11 Press the v and A buttons to select the desired time then press the gt button The cursor moves to the minutes portion of the time Set the desired minutes in the same manner The lt SUMMER TIME gt settings are now finished 26 E lt EXT CLOCK SET gt settings This section describes how to have the time synchronized automatically when two or more digital video recorders are connected If you set the lt EXT CLOCK SET gt time to 5 00 all the connected devices are synchronized to the same time to the nearest second every day at 5 00 Default setting 01 00 1 Use a cable to connect the CLOCK ADJ OUT terminal on the rear panel of one digital video recorder to the CLOCK ADJ IN terminal on the second digital video recorder To 3rd DVR 7 8 9 10 111213 14 15 16 17 18 19 1st DVR 2nd DVR Terminal No 6 CLOCK ADJ IN 7 CLOCK ADJ OUT 8 COMMON D CAUTION Do not use a loop connection 2 Press the v and A button to move the cursor to ADJUST TIME lt i LANGUAGE gt ENGLISH lt CLOOK SET gt 20 05 2003 TUE 09 01 19 lt SUMNER TINE SET gt NODE NOUE WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt 3 Press the gt but
57. ion time when second disk has been added 5 POWER Displays the amount of power ON time for the digital video recorder NOTE gt The most recent power failure and recovery times are displayed English MENU button B O BB z o 47 POWER FAILURE USED TIME A button gt button d O o O Vv button EXIT OSD button 3 Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD MENU button lt button A button gt button lt MAIN MENU gt lt MAIN HENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 2 SCREEN SET MENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET r r r r r t r ME M MOM N MN MNM N 000p o LJLJ D o gt CompactFlash n card reader 6 SECURITY LOCK SET 1 RS 485 NETHORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TINE 9 NENU UPLOAD DOANLOAD gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t CompactFlash card vw button EXIT OSD button You can save menu setting values onto a CompactFlash The cursor is positioned on SAVE MENUS TO CP card Also you can download menu settings saved on X MENU UPLOAD DORNLOAD gt CompactFlash cards to the DVR 1 DVR TYPE VER SAMG 01 0 CAUTION 2 LOAD MENUS FROM CF gt ha X COPY MIRRORING SETTINGS NO Do not turn the power OFF when saving loading menu 3 FORWAT CF z items to from a CompactFlash card 4 X IF YOU COPY MIRRORING SETTI
58. ish 27 SCREEN SET MENU lt MAIN MENU gt lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK_ SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU lt SUB MENU gt lt SCREEN SET MENU gt 1 MONITOR SET 2 TITLE SET 3 MOTION SENSOR SET 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET T RS 485 NETHORK SET 8 PONER FAILURE USED TINE 9 NENU UPLOAD DOHNLOAD MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH Screen settings MONITOR SET SEQUENCE is used to set the time interval used for switching screens when displaying the image from each channel sequentially MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t HI A 20 05 03 08 30 35 AL 00015 DISPLAY setting is used when an alarm is generated It sets whether to display the image from the channel that generated the alarm on a single screen or whether to display on the quad screen ALARM PRIORITY sets the display method for alarm recording screens when an alarm is generated on another channel during alarm recording Example 1 Displays screens in order of alarms 28 screen sequentially r error HI A Ama A fie 05 03 08 30 35 AL oe E playback screen Set camera title Example of set motion sensor CAMERA NO 1 Example 2 Displays alarm recordings on the single MASK SET is used to hide the monitor display of some channel images in the normal screen and LEVEL TITLE SET
59. language displayed on the monitor and how to set the digital video recorders internal clock Settings indicates default setting Item Setting Description ENGLISH Sets the language to English 1 LANGUAGE ty Sets the language to lt ayuya gt Chinese pree lt R AN 2 CLOCK SET a Sets the date and time 20 05 2003 WE 00 40 lt SUMMER TIME SET gt The set item flashes NODE NO USE WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TINE 01 00 1 Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt 34 gt MAIN MENU screen is displayed lt ERP gt 1 ESti 2 FERRE 3 RANKS 4 ERRA 5 ARE 6 SA 7 RS 405 FFB IR ih 8 teh Aeta QRELETH Hatt 4 i 2 Select 1 i8 m4hit LANGUAGE CLOCK SET and press the gt button The lt i85 LANGUAGE gt screen is displayed The cursor is positioned on P X lt iB LANGUAGE gt hy lt Bt bine gt 21 05 2003 FZ 04 48 29 lt Rati gt Bit FRR fi A ma F RE A AMB 03 02 00 K RE A AB 10 02 00 lt Akarat gt tI 01 00 English 4 When you have made a selection press the gt button The cursor moves to the date and time The language has now been set To return to the normal screen press the EXIT OSD button SETTING THE LANGUAGE CLOCK Setting the time Default setting 01 01 2003 WED 00 00 00 Be sure to set the correct date and tim
60. layed with the cursor positioned on ALARM MODE i eJ O eee 1 lt ALARM REC MODE SET gt o 2 TEE 3 ALARM TRIGGER ALARM VIDEO LOSS O Vv button EXIT OSD button 4 d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 3 RECORDER MENU and press the gt button The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen is displayed lt RECORDER MENU gt 1 REC MODE SET 2 ALARM REC MODE SET 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET 4 TIMER REC SET 5 HOLIDAY SET 6 HDD SET HOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH Settings indicates default setting Item Setting Description OFF Doesn t perform alarm recording ENABLED Always performs alarm recording whether or not timer recording is being performed 1 ALARM MODE AL REC ON TIMER Performs alarm recording only during timer recording AL REC OFF TIMER Performs alarm recording only when timer recording is not being performed Performs alarm recording only for the amount of time set by the timer OE eI TINIS Doesn t return to timer recording standby 2 ALARM Time selections CC 5SEC 10SEC 20SEC 40SEC 1MIN 2MIN 3MIN 4MIN 5MIN 10MIN 15MIN DURATION Sets the amount of time for recording when a single alarm is generated Selects how to detect intruders Performs alarm recording when an external alarm is generated when a switch is attached ALARM to the alarm input terminal on the rear panel and the switch is activ
61. lly when multiple devices are connected See P 13 E lt SUMMER TIME gt settings MENU button O BBA ol B button gt button Vv button EXIT OSD button d Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET and press the gt button The lt i835 LANGUAGE gt screen is displayed with the cursor positioned on ENGLISH lt iB E LANGUAGE gt lt CLOCK SET gt 01 01 2003 HED 01 00 05 lt SUMMER TINE SET gt NODE NOUE WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TINE 01 00 English 25 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 3 Press the v or A button to select MODE under lt SUMMER TIME gt lt iB B LANGUAGE gt ENGLISH lt CLOCK SET gt 20 05 2003 TUE 09 00 24 lt SUMMER TIME SET gt WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TINE 01 00 4 Press the gt button NO USE flashes lt iB G LANGUAGE gt ENGLISH lt CLOCK SET gt 20 05 2003 TUE 09 00 40 lt SUNSET Sia KODE NO USE ma ait Oe ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TINE 01 00 5 Press the v or A button to change the setting Settings indicates default setting Setting Description USE Time is automatically adjusted to
62. m the lt MAIN various events al 3 vi MENU gt screen WARNING ON NON REC OFF Each time you press the MENU button each of the screens shown on this page is displayed in the order shown 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET gt P 25 ene lt iB amp LANGUAGE gt L we settings ENGLISH ets you set passwords lt SECURITY LOOK SET gt a ele 01 04 MOS HED 01 00 05 ee eon Digital video recorder s lt SUMMER TINE SET gt aa from operating the USER 0 date and time settings NOE NOUSE digital video recorder REC CONTROL ADMIN WEEK MONTH TINE Summer time settings ON LST SUN 03 02 00 Time synchronization OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt with external devices ADJUST TINE 01 00 2 SCREEN SET MENU gt P 28 7 RS 485 NETWORK SET gt P 45 pele youmake Me lt SCREEN SET MENU gt Sees RSE SET gt following screen related settings needed when DATA SPEED 19200 inas 2 TITLE SET ina the diai STATUS INFO OFF settings atl ie connecting t e digital ALARU INFO OFF Screen display method video recorder to an ADDRESS 001 Camera titles Nos external device by lt NETHORK SET gt Motion sensor for RS 485 interface or to a IP ADDRESS AUTO detecting moving PC via a network LAN 192 168 0 250 DVR NAVE subjects OVE LINES HITH 4 SELECT WITH 8 POWER FAILURE USED TIME gt P 47 3 RECORDER MENU gt P 32 Lets you check the date lt POWER FAILURE gt Lets you make various
63. n VIEW Select this item to playback the image on the quad screen Press the gt button and set the date time to search Example To search for the image from 26 October 2003 20 00 English lt TIVE DATE SEARCH gt RECORDING TOP RECORDING END 20 05 03 12 00 20 12 03 01 51 SEARCH DATE TIME b a Ad TE SSeS PREVIEW gt rad l I VIEN gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t Press the A or v button to select 26 the day Press the gt button and then the A or v button to select 10 the month Press the gt button then the A or v button to select 03 the year Press the gt button and then the A or v button to select 20 the hour Press the gt button to select 00 the minute then press the gt button The cursor moves to PREVIEW lt TINE DATE SEARCH gt RECORDING TOP 20 05 03 12 00 RECORDING END 01 01 03 01 51 SEARCH DATE TIME R Al ARS 26 10 03 20 0 SES PREVIEW gt ral gt A MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH t 21 5 Press the gt button If no image exists for the specified time The newest image for the selected time is displayed To end search mode Press the EXIT OSD button lt TIVE DATE SEARCH gt RECORDING TOP 20 05 03 12 00 RECORDING END 20 12 03 01 51 SEARCH wE TIME fal Ae SI S PREVIEH gt VIEW gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT W
64. n after selecting NTSC or PAL 9 RS 485 TERMINATE switch Turns RS 485 termination ON OFF 10 ALL RESET switch Resets the clock and backup mode setting Menu settings are maintained 13 11 VIDEO MONITOR OUT terminal Output terminal that displays quad screen on single monitor 12 Control and alarm terminals Terminal NO Signal RS485A To RS 485 terminal signal A RS485B To RS 485 terminal signal B Common REMOTE Remote Control terminal Common CLOCK ADJ IN Input for clock setting CLOCK ADJ OUT Output for clock setting Common Input terminal used when 9 SERIES REC IN recording with multiple digital video recorders connected Output terminal used when 10 NON REC OUT recording with multiple digital SERIES REC OUT video recorders connected 2 11 Alarm input for channel 1 12 Alarm input for channel 2 13 Alarm input for channel 3 14 Alarm input for channel 4 15 Alarm reset input 16 Alarm output 7 Common 18 Warning output 19 Recording area full warning 4 Used for twisted pair cable connection 2 SERIES REC outputs NON REC OUT when SERIES REC is OFF 3 The following warnings are output Hard disk drive error Fan error Recording error No input signal when VIDEO LOSS is ON 13 VIDEO OUTPUT terminals 4 channels Terminals for output of individual video channels directly to the monitor _ CO NIIA BY CG Nh English NOILONGOULNI i INSTALLAT
65. nual f NOTE gt Information describing operation methods or how to get the most out of functions van Information describing the correct use of Uy CAUTION the digital video recorder gt P xx Indicates manual page to refer to Copyright This manual and software are copyrighted by Sanyo Electric Co Ltd Brand and product names used in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Copyright law prohibits the recording of copyrighted images without the permission of the copyright holder except for personal use English CONTENTS p INTRODUCTION 1 BEFORE USE zicc vied ne 5 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 7 Notes on handling internal hard disk drive PION DANG hive sisseis sacar a iunaielebiuenntan 7 COMPONGEMUS cicha OE 5 Rar panelo reo i 8 Conditions to avoid cece eceecceeec eee aeeeeeeeees 5 The hard disk and cooling fan are expendable 3 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS 9 UG INS aona eh tone eee ees 5 l a Basic CONNECTIONS ccccceeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeaees 9 Installation CONITIONS cccceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 5 l i System controller connections 0c00 9 For important recordingS ccsccceseseeeneeeees 5 ne Connecting a remote control circuit 9 Hard disk protection cccccecceeceeeeneeeeeeeees 6 Care 6 Connecting cables to the control and alarm E ange te Seale tiene ce
66. nyo protocol SSP Security Serial data transmitted to each device incorrect Protocol is used Use of a special controller for operation is recommended To obtain this controller contact a Sanyo Example service centre System controller E GES g ON m Termination switch OFF o0 00 al nr8 Digital video recorder an TERMINATE OFF Time lapse VCR ON jee M Termination switch OFF 50 English mof INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS g DVR VCR command table The table below shows the commands supported by the digital video recorder Right digit i TIMER PAU e S a OS a a a a S E E ET SHIFT IRP UP SHIFT IRP DOWN a a ee er a ee ee EE LOCK ON SEARCH DVR LOCK OFF E ee es ee ee ee Cee po GROUP SET ee ee ee ee CHECK ee ee ee ee CLEAR _ F po STOP STILL o A C E F Right digit CLOCK omw ent eset Jows o o o S avo cavere Oo Too Tooo o O STATUS CLOCK DOWNLOAD REC DUB REQUEST OSDeXT STATUS The ___ command is only used during RS 485 control O CO N O Bl ow NM o OIW gt m O N IJARA WwW NM gt m imi ogl gt J m English 51 SPECIFICATIONS Hard disk capacity 120 GB Television system NTSC PAL color signal standard Switchable NTSC 720 x 480 Super High Standard PAL 720 x 576 Super High Standard compression WS8O MPEG pression Audo MPEG
67. ord and play back audio The timer record function lets you make recordings at different times each day gt P 15 Images from four cameras can be displayed on a single monitor in the quad screen The automatic channel switching function SEQUENCE lets you display the images from each channel on a single screen sequentially or display just the desired image on a single screen The motion sensor function automatically records changes in images caused by movements of intruders E Search function lets you instantly display the desired image gt P 19 Searching in order of alarm occurrence Searching by date time E Security lock function lets you restrict users for data and equipment management gt P 42 E Expandability and PC connection The Ethernet terminal lets you connect the digital video recorder to a network for remote operation remote monitoring using a PC Network connection lets you control up to 1 000 DVRs digital video recorder using up to 4 PCs Can be connected to a system controller sold separately using the RS 485 terminal A CompactFlash card reader can be connected using the USB terminal letting you upload download menu data Accessories Check that you have all the parts below Power cord Ferrite core 3 For LAN connection cable DVR power cord TV monitor power cord Power cord tie Application software VA SWS8OLITE Symbols used in this ma
68. ost recent when multiple alarms are generated FIRST Displays the first alarm image only when multiple alarms are generated Flashes through alarm images in one SWITCH second intervals when multiple alarms are generated 4 MASK SET Masks image and sound of set channel CUNA OFF Plays image and sound NOTE gt ALARM PRIORITY settings are active only when the DISPLAY settings are FULL ALARM PRIORITY 5 Press the v or A buttons to change the setting then press the gt button lt MONITOR SET gt SEQUENCE ISEC lt ALARM MONITOR SET gt DISPLAY FULL ALARM PRIORITY LAST lt MASK SET gt HI OFF CH2 OFF CH3 OFF CH4 OFF 6 Repeat procedures 4 to 5 to set other items as needed 7 When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen E Camera title setting Camera titles can be up to 10 characters in length You can enter the following characters and symbols 0 to 9 A to Z hyphen colon period slash asterisk _ underbar space MENU button CHANNEL buttons A button E600 a o v button gt button EXIT OSD button 1 Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed SCREEN SET MENU 2 Select 2 SCREEN SET MENU and Input example FLOOR 1 press the gt button i Dann
69. ote control circuit are shown below Making the connections shown below lets you operate the digital video recorder by remote control Create the remote control circuit shown in the illustration and connect it to the remote control input terminals among the control terminals Function Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 QUAD SEQ AUDIO SELECT SEARCH MENU EXIT OSD A v lt gt STILL PLAY REC Use a resistance of 1 10 ohms or more and with a D ranking precision 0 5 or finer INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS Connecting cables to the control and alarm terminals 1 Push in the lock pin with a flat blade screwdriver 2 Insert the cable 3 Pull out the lock pin with a flat blade screwdriver The cable is now fixed in place Flat blade screwdriver E Connecting to a network The VA SW804 application software sold separately or the VA SW80LITE application software accessory lets you control the digital video recorder and monitor live images recorded images and audio through a network T SWITCHING HUB ie SSF eee SWITCHING SWITCHING SWITCHING SWITCHING HUB HUB HUB HUB Fie eee Cee eS ie Sele cuur ry 2O lececeee OOC DVR Joo E E Connecting the power cord 1 When you have finished making all the other connections insert the
70. power plug into the wall outlet There is no power switch The display indicators flash and after a few moments the monitor screen displays the camera image Attach the supplied ferrite core to the base of the power cable coiling not necessary 10 When turning the power ON for the first time PLEASE SET THE CLOCK is flashed on the monitor screen Follow the steps on page 14 to set the clock If the clock is already set The operation display area is displayed Operation display area CAUTION ifthe POWER indicator flashes The digital video recorder has a self check function that indicates problems If there is a problem at power ON or during operation the type of problem is indicated by how rapidly the POWER indicator flashes Contact a Sanyo Authorized Service Centre if the POWER indicator flashes 4 flashes per second The disk is checked automatically at power ON If a hard disk problem is found the POWER indicator flashes and the hard disk must be replaced or reformatted If you need to save images stored on the disk contact a Sanyo Authorized Service Centre 1 flash per second Fan problem f you disconnect the power cable Do not move the recorder or subject it to vibrations for at least 30 seconds after turning the power OFF The disk in the hard disk drive briefly keeps spinning after power OFF due to inertia during which time the head is unstable At this time the disk is sensitive to
71. res 3 to 4 to set the other items as needed 6 When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen English SONILLAS f lt MAIN MENU gt lt MAIN NENU gt 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 2 SCREEN SET NENU 3 RECORDER MENU 4 DISPLAY SET 5 BUZZER SET 6 SECURITY LOCK SET 7 RS 485 NETHORK SET 9 NENU UPLOKD DOKNLOAD gt MOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH You can check the date time of power failures and the amount of hard disk operation time 1 Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the lt MAIN MENU gt screen is displayed 2 Select 8 POWER FAILURE USED TIME and press the gt button The lt POWER FAILURE screen is displayed Use this screen to check the date time of power failures and the amount of hard disk operation time 1 lt POKER FAILURE gt 010 FAILURE 01 01 05 52 RECOVER 02 01 00 36 N lt USED TIME gt DISKI USE DISK2 USE 05 00012 H 4 POHER 00012 H 5 FIRWWARE MAIN 0 02 00 SUB 0 00 40 1 FAILURE Displays the date time at which a power failure occurred The number on the left is the number of power failures example 010 Resets to 000 after exceeding 999 2 RECOVER Displays the time at which the power was restored 3 DISK1 USE Displays the total amount of disk 1 operation time 4 DISK2 USE Displays the total amount of disk 2 operat
72. s 16 D0 ALARM indicator B AL appears in the operation display area When an alarm is generated on a channel that is already alarm recording the alarm recording time is extended counting from that moment The new alarm is not counted and the alarm count remains the same If an alarm is generated on a separate channel the alarm count increases The latest 19 999 incidents are stored in the alarm history recording list Older incidents are erased The camera title generating the alarm flashes The panel s ALARM indicator flashes 3 Ending alarm recording When the alarm duration time default setting 20 seconds ends AL disappears from the operation display the ALARM indicator stops flashing and recording stops NOTE gt When the hard disk s remaining space for recording reaches zero the FULL indicator lights and recording stops You can start recording from the beginning again by changing the recording setting gt P 33 Alarm recording is taken at the set PICTURE QUALITY gt P 33 gt CAUTION The following restrictions apply to alarm recording 1 After recording starts STOP REC STOP indicator lights 2 After making PICTURE QUALITY or AUDIO RECORDING menu settings and returning to the camera screen For 1 and 2 Alarm input is not recognized for a maximum of 4 seconds Alarm input after the 4 seconds are recognized as usual R
73. summer time NO USE Time is not automatically adjusted to summer time 6 Press the gt button The cursor moves to the date time at which to switch from standard time to summer time lt iB G LANGUAGE gt ENGLISH lt CLOCK SET gt 20 05 2003 TUE 09 00 57 lt SUMMER TIME SET gt NOE USE WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TINE 01 00 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET When USE is selected for MODE under lt SUMMER TIME gt You can set the date time at which the time is switched from standard time to summer time and the date time at which the time is switched back again The example below is the default value Example After the clock display reaches 30 March 2003 01 59 the next clock display is 03 00 putting the clock an hour ahead Summer time After the clock display reaches 26 October 2003 01 59 the next clock display is 01 00 putting the clock an hour behind back to standard time 1 2 3 4 WEEK MONTH TIME ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN gt 107 02 00 5 f d d Sets the month Sets the time N A N NAN AN ANNAN AA oO NOORA ON w N N N ess NS N j Press the gt button The cursor moves to LST 8 Press the v and A buttons to select the desired week then press the gt button The cursor moves to the day of the week 9 Press the v and A buttons to select t
74. t 20 ew 20 Y 3172003 MON 01 00 00 6 Press the gt button 01 indicating the month flashes 4 ao 01 2003 MON 01 00 00 d 0 A T Use the same procedure to set the month 5 in this example year 2003 hour 08 20 05 2003 TUE 08 30 00 When you have set the minute the cursor moves to MODE under lt SUMMER TIME gt and the clock starts from 00 seconds and minute 30 WEEK is set automatically The time is stopped during clock setting 8 Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen English NOILVHNJ3dO f NORMAL RECORDING TIMER RECORDING FULL indicator gt REC STOP button TIMER button B Normal recording Follow the steps below to record the monitored image onto the hard disk CD caution When using the recorder for the first time check that the TV SYSTEM selector switch on the rear panel is set to PAL correctly If this switch is set incorrectly recording will not be performed correctly gt P 8 1 Press the REC STOP button The REC STOP indicator lights REC appears on the screen and recording starts Recording symbol HI A 05 03 08 30 35 M 5 i Se _ NOTE gt When you record for the first time the default settings are used To change the image quality gt P 32 When the OVER WRITE recording setting is
75. the gt button The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen is displayed with the cursor positioned on 1 REC MODE SET lt RECORDER MENU gt 1 REC MODE SET 2 ALARM REC MODE SET 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET 4 TIMER REC SET 5 HOLIDAY SET HDD SET KOVE LINES WITH SELECT WITH English SONILLAS f RECORDER MENU 7 Ritete bel eins een 6 HDD SET then press the gt ae diaaa button To add a hard disk contact a Sanyo service centre When adding a hard disk use an add on type hard disk unit sold The lt HDD SET gt screen is displayed with the cursor separately positioned on DISK INITIALIZE Setting conditions si lt HOD aren After adding a hard disk be sure to initialize it Note that DISK mm both hard disks will be initialized and any data on the DISK INITIALIZE gt CAUTION ALL RECORDS WILL BE ERASED original hard disk will be erased MIRRORING OFF C NOTE gt Hard disk setting screen WOVE LINES WITH 4 SELECT WITH 9 MIRRORING After adding a hard disk you can record the same image on both hard disks by setting MIRRORING to ON 4 Press the gt button If an image write error occurs on one disk you will still be able to read the The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed with NO flashing image from the other disk lt WARNING gt Playback disk When mirroring is set the digital video a ECE ea recorder automatically sets which of THIS
76. the date and time have been set the clock function will continue to operate for up to 30 days after the power plug is disconnected When disposing of the digital video recorder contact a Sanyo service centre for information on how to dispose of the lithium battery MENU button The MENU button is disabled when the unit is connected to a PC VA SW804 VA SWS80LITE When the MENU button is operative operations from the PC are disabled English Nowoncoulnill NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS Front panel QUAD SEQUENCE AUDIO SEARCH zu TERA nam Ra ala ES LIN LINI ACT Sree lt BES p IEICJ amp RESET gt gt i UE EXIT OSD C o m gt m PLA STOP TINER E eo mer sa HISTILL REC STOP ock REMOTE Hei E aR a ha eat iRW AR ET 12 13 14 1 POWER indicator gt P 10 11 ALARM indicator Lights when the power is ON Flashes when recording an alarm image ee when there is a problem with the hard disk or 12 FULL indicator gt P 33 jal Lights when the remaining memory in the hard disk s 2 CHANNEL buttons and indicators recording area has reached zero and recording has stopped Used when switching the image display from the quad 13 LAN indicator ecco 1o AS Mge SErEON MTOSENg cram SUNON Lights when the digital video recorder is connected to a sae Ad Sie CON ee Pomel a network Flashes when data is being sent and received 3 MENU button and indicator 14 QUA
77. the normal playback speed 1 4 1 4 the normal playback speed 1 2 1 2 the normal playback speed 2 Image quality display SUP SUPER HI HIGH STD STANDARD 3 Audio recording display A Audio recording ON None Audio recording OFF 4 Remaining time display Displayed in 1 hour increments 120H when the remaining time is 1 hour or more 7 Alarm count display AL00000 Displays the number of generated alarms SCREEN DISPLAY AND POSITION 1 Press the QUAD SEQUENCE button Changing the position of the Q Q operation display The image from each channel is displayed sequentially in single screens Under the default settings the channel Press the EXIT OSD button repeatedly switches automatically every 1 second Pressing the EXIT OSD button repeatedly lets you move or erase the operation display area EXIT OSD button To return to the quad screen B606 2 2 Press the QUAD SEQUENCE button O The quad screen is displayed Top of the screen default Bottom of the screen ioe E l To display the image from a specified channel in a single screen No display Example Normal screen Follow the steps below to display the image from a specified channel in a single screen Operation display area CHANNEL buttons E6 EA POPS L Sea a a A QUAD SEQUENCE button C NOTE gt 1 2 When the operation display is moved to the bottom of the screen the camera titles are display
78. to 8 alarm images To display the next previous image Press the A or wv button To display the items on the next page Press the MENU button The next 8 items are displayed chronologically To end search mode Press the EXIT OSD button 4 Press the gt button The image is played back on the full screen Follow the steps below to display an alarm image by entering the alarm No directly 1 Press the SEARCH button while the digital video recorder is recording or stopped The lt SEARCH gt screen is displayed lt SEARCH gt ALARM SEARCH TIME DATE SEARCH gt MOVE LINES WITH 4 SELECT WITH 2 Check that ALARM SEARCH is selected and press the gt button The lt SEARCH gt screen is displayed lt ALARM SEARCH gt NO CH DATE TIME TOTAL ALARMS 00015 3 20 12 01 51 00015 00014 3 20 12 01 50 00013 3 20 12 01 47 00012 3 20 12 01 39 00011 4 20 12 12 42 00010 4 20 05 08 58 heri 00009 4 20 05 00008 4 20 05 08 57 Ua MOVE LINES WITH t SELECT WITH 20 3 Press the SEARCH button The ALARM NO input screen is displayed The cursor is positioned in the input field lt ALARM SEARCH gt AVAILABLE NO 00001 00015 PLEASE ENTER ALARM NO 00015 CHANGE WITH t SET WITH t 4 Enter the alarm number of the desired image AVAILABLE NO indicates the numbers that can be searched Enter the approximate number of the desired
79. ton 01 flashes 4 Press the v and A button to select the desired time then press the gt button lt iB amp LANGUAGE gt lt CLOCK SET gt 20 05 2003 TUE 09 01 48 lt SUMMER TIME SET gt KODE NOUSE WEEK MONTH TINE ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET gt ADJUST TINE Set the time English SONILLAS f LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 5 Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen 6 Repeat procedures 2 to 5 to set the time on the second digital video recorder When you have finished making the settings the display returns to the normal screen When the digital video recorder is connected to a PC or other external device through a network you can also set the time from that device When connected to a PC see the instructions for the VA SW804 VA SWS8O0LITE application software To network PC SWITCHING HUB TEET SS a SWITCHING SWITCHING SWITCHING SWITCHING HUB HUB HUB HUB BERR FEFFE TFET E LiLiLiL diL leccce coor ma O jeceeee 000T m 0 fo o o o o Cour mj O Jeeeee 000r o O0 eeooo OOoc DVR Ooo ODOC DVR O OOC DVR Doo a EE i a a DVR D5 CO g CO a 0 5 D CAUTION Subsequent digital video recorders must be synchronized with the first unit for ADJUST TIME Do not use a loop connection Engl
80. tton The lt RECORDER MENU gt screen is displayed 3 Press the v or A button to select 3 AUDIO REC LEVEL SET then press the gt button The lt AUDIO REC LEVEL SET gt screen is displayed a 444444 5 44444 4 Select the channel and change sensitivity Each time you press the gt button the display switches between possible channels The sensitivity marks on the screen flashes for the selected channel To increase level Use the A button To decrease level Use the v button C NOTE gt Many sensitivity marks indicate high sensitivity English 35 5 When you have finished making the settings press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen E Timer recording settings MENU button A button gt button G EBG z lt button wv button EXIT OSD button Timer setting items You can use the timer functions to set recording start stop times You can set times at which to start and stop recording on each specified day of the week 1 WEEK Used to select the days of the week for timer settings When each day in the WEEK column is flashing it can be set to other days The lines 7 initially SAT and 8 initially DLY are used for timer recording settings spanning more than 24 hours 2 START Enter the time at which to start timer recording 3 STOP Enter the time at which to stop timer
81. ttons to select FORMAT CF then press the gt button The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed NO flashes lt WARNING STORED DATA ON THE COMPACT FLASH HILL BE ERASED wih gt PY CHANGE WITH t SET HITH t 2 Press the v and A buttons to select YES then press the gt button CompactFlash card formatting starts shg E9 m P 1 A CHANGE HITH 4 SET WITH t When formatting has finished the display returns to the lt MENU UPLOAD DOWNLOAD gt screen fD CAUTION Formatting a CompactFlash card erases all the data stored on it To cancel formatting select NO d Press the EXIT OSD button The display returns to the normal screen INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS F RS 485 specifications E RS 485 termination switch settings Data format Termination settings When connecting multiple devices you must make Mode Asynchronous Wao termination settings on both end devices ee ee bits Set the RS 485 termination switch of both end devices Data transmission 5459 4800 9600 19200 bps lOO Oo speed Be sure to set the RS 485 termination switches of all Parity check None devices in between devices other than the first and last Stop bit 1 devices to OFF Qpcwmow oo if you don t make the correct termination settings data will be distorted and will affect other data making the I Communication protocol A proprietary Sa
82. udio Follow the steps below to turn the audio ON or OFF or switch the audio channels CHANNEL indicators o O OOA 0 AUDIO button 1 Press the AUDIO button The AUDIO button flashes during audio settings mode Each time you press the button the audio channels switch as shown below The channel indicator lights when that channel is playing back Normal screen caution e On the playback you cannot playback audio from one specific channel English NOILVadsdO f Images recorded on the hard disk can be searched and played back There are two search methods available Image to search lt SEARCH gt ALARM SEARCH TIME DATE SEARCH gt WOVE LINES WITH 4 SELECT WITH NOTE gt You can use the button operations to freeze fast forward or perform other operations on retrieved images being played back 1 ALARM SEARCH Lets you search and play back alarm images from the recording list lt ALARM SEARCH gt NO CH DATE TIME 00015 3 20 12 01 51 00014 3 20 12 00013 3 20 12 00012 3 20 12 TOTAL ALARMS 00015 01 50 01 47 01 39 12 42 08 58 qa 00011 4 20 12 00010 4 20 05 00009 4 20 05 00008 4 20 05 8 57 WOVE LINES WITH SELECT HITH t 2 TIME DATE SEARCH gt P 20 Lets you search and play back recorded images by date time lt TIME DATE SEARCH gt RECORDING TOP 20 05 03 12 00 RECORDING END 20 12 03 01 51 SEARCH DATE
83. word setting co mbinations and lists how the digital video recorder operates for each Setting example LEVEL PASSWORD 4 8 ADMIN 123456AB USER AB123456 REC CONTROL ADMIN 123456AB USER AB123456 REC CONTROL ADMIN USER REC CONTROL 123456AB ADMIN USER REC CONTROL 123456AB USER USER REC CONTROL Operation USE All operations are locked until you enter ON a password ON ADMIN Enter the user password to enable playback operations Enter the administrator password to enable all operations ON All operations are locked until you enter ON a password USER Enter the user password to enable playback and recording operations Enter the administrator password to enable all operations ON Only playback operations enabled OFF unless password is entered ADMIN Enter the administrator password to enable all operations ON Only playback and recording OFF operations enabled unless password is USER entered Enter the administrator password to enable all operations pane All operations enabled Also functions a as key lock gt P 22 ADMIN pense tee Er All operations enabled Also functions OFF USER as key lock gt P 22 42 lt SECURITY LOCK SET gt screen setting items lt SUB MENU gt lt SECURITY LOCK SET gt 1 LEVEL _PASSHORD 4 8 USE ADMIN 2 USER REC CONTROL ADMIN 3 Settings indicates default setting 1 ADMIN o 0FF 2 USER CE 0FF AD

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