SPR-9816/9716
DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM
user manual
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key features of your DVR
The SHR-9816/9716 compresses up to 16 video input signals using an advanced MPEG4 codec and up to 16 audio input
signals using ADPCM for real-time simultaneous storage and playback from the hard drive. This unit is also capable of
streaming these signals across various networks for remote monitoring.
16-Channel BNC Video Input Connectors
NTSC/PAL Video Source Compatible
Recording speed: 480 ips (NTSC) / 400 ips (PAL) using CIF resolutions (352x240 NTSC / 352x288 PAL)
Supports hard drive overwrite mode.
Supports USB 2.0 backup devices.
Supports remote monitoring via Windows Network with SPR Smart Viewer.
Record and playback 16 audio channels.
Includes various recording options/triggers (continuous, motion, object watch, sensor, POS, video loss, and 1 ch. instant
recording)
Alarm Interface (Input: 16, Output: 4)
WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH YOUR DVR
Please ensure that the following components are included within the box. Contact your retailer if any of the components are
missing.
SPR Smart System
Keyboard
User Manual
Keys
SPR Smart Viewer
Program CD
Power Cable
Mouse
Audio Cable
System Recovery CD
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safety regulations
Please adhere to these safely regulations for the proper use of the product and to prevent risk/damage to you or
the unit.
Do not use more than one multi-plug.
Using too many multi-plugs can cause abnormal heat generation or fire.
Do not place sources of liquids near the DVR. ie: vases, cups, medicine, etc.
Liquids can present a fire hazard.
Do not bend the power cord forcibly nor put a heavy material on it.
This action could lead to a fire.
Do not operate or setup the DVR with wet hands.
This can cause a serious injury by an electrical shock.
Firmly insert the power plug into the socket so that it does not shake.
An imperfect connection presents a fire hazard.
Protect the DVR from humidity, dust, or soot.
They can cause a fire or an electric shock.
Do not put metals (coin, hair pin, metal piece, etc.) or inflammable materials (match, paper, etc.) in the
ventilation hole.
These obstructions can cause abnormal heat generation or fire.
Keep the surrounding temperature between 0°C to 40°C and keep the product off humidity.
Excessive temperatures can cause the DVR to malfunction.
Provide sufficient ventilation.
This will prevent abnormal operation due to high temperatures.
Keep the unit out of direct sunlight and away from any other sources of heat.
These sources of heat can cause abnormal heat generation or fire.
Do not disassemble, repair, or remodel the product.
This may cause fire, electric shock, or injury due to abnormal operation.
Do not pull out the power plug by the power cord.
This may destroy the power cord, eventually, cause fire or electric shock.
Unplug the unit during thunder or lightning.
A power surge can damage the unit.
Keep children away from the unit or it's components.
The unit's components present a choking hazard. Contact a doctor immediately if a component has been swallowed.
Install the product at a safe place so that there is no risk the DVR can be knocked or fall to the ground.
An insecure DVR positioning can cause physical harm or damage to the unit.
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before start
This user manual provides information that are necessary in the use of the DVR, ranging from a brief introduction of
the product to names, functions, and connection instructions of the components, menu configurations, and other
information pertinent to product use. Please read and adhere to the following notices.
SEC retains the copyright on this manual.
This manual cannot be copied without prior written approval from the SEC.
Samsung Electronics will not be held responsible for damages caused by the improper use of the product or the
use of non-specified equipment with the product.
If you want to open the case of your system for for any reason, please consult the installer or the retail outlet
which you brought the product.
Check compatibility before attempting to install any internal devices (memory, HDD).
A list of compatible devices can be obtained from your vendor.
WARNING
System Shutdown
Turning off the power while the product is in operation,
or taking not permitted actions may cause damage to
the hard drive or the product. Also it can cause a
dysfunction to the system installed on the hard disk.
Please turn off the power using the Power ( /I)button
on the front of your DVR. After selecting OK in the
pop-up menu, you can pull out the power cord.
CALIFORNIA USA ONLY
This Perchlorate warning applies only to primary CR (Manganese
Dioxide) Lithium coin cells sold or distributed with products in
California USA.
Special handling for perchlorate material may apply.
You may want to install a UPS system for safe operation in order to prevent damage caused by an unexpected
power surge/loss. (Any questions concerning UPS, consult a UPS retailer.)
Make sure that the mains plug is not covered or obstructed by any object.
The unit must be connected to an outlet with a protective ground connection.
Operating Temperature
The operating temperature range of this product is 0°C to 45°C (32°F to 113 °F).
Operating the DVR outside the temperature range can cause the unit to malfunction.
If the unit was stored outside the operational temperature range, allow the unit to return to room
temperature before operating.
The HDD operating temperature is 5°C (41°F) to 55°C (131°F).
The HDD like the DVR may malfunction outside of these temperatures.
STANDARDS APPROVALS
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
The rechargeable battery incorporated in this product is not user replaceable.
For information on its replacement, please contact your service provider.
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contents
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DVR: Front View
DVR: Rear view
INTRODUCING YOUR REAL TIME DVR
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Installation
INSTALLATION
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Basic connections
Sensor connection
Alarm connection
RS485 Connection
Network connection
External keypad connection
Pos device connection
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Live watch screen
Login screen
Camera channel
Database drive allocation
Resource/ptz/playback/log
Full screen
WATCH
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Live screen switch
1-Channel video playback
Camera channel assignment
ON-Screen keyboard
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System setup - Basic menu
Hardware
Recording
Event
Backup
Network
SYSTEM SETUP
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System
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Search screen
Search date and time selection
Timeline
Search screen playback
Split-scren setupt
Screen adjustment
Event search
SEARCH
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Event search
ADVANCED SEARCH
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Sequential search
Thumbnail search
Object search
Pos search
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Backup
Backup management
BACKUP
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System recovery
WebDVR
SPR Smart viewer
Remote desktop control
Specifications
APPENDIx
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Outline drawings
Troubleshotings(FAQ)
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introducing your real time DVR
DVR: Front View
With the Panel Closed
With the Panel Open
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Power
USB
DVD-RW
Front and rear configurations of the system may change to reflect changes in specifications or other quality
improvement purposes.
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DVR: Rear View
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Power Supply (AC 100-240V, 60/50Hz, 4A/2A)
Spot Monitor Out Ports (2 ports)
RS485 Port
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Sensor Input (Alarm-In) Ports (16 ports)
Camera Video Input Ports (16 ports)
Alarm-Out Ports (4 ports)
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Audio Input Port
Mouse Input Port (PS/2)
Printer Port (LPT1)
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Keyboard Input Port (PS/2)
COM Port (COM1)
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Internal VGA Port
USB Port (Ver. 2.0)
Ethernet Port (100 Mbps)
Microphone Input Port (two-way audio input)
VGA Port
Audio Output Port (speaker connection port)
Spot Monitor Out Port (supports 16-screen)
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installation
CHECKING INSTALLATION CONDITIONS
Adhere to the following precautions when installing the
unit.
• Indoor use only.
• Prevent water and liquids from coming in contact with
the unit’s terminals.
• Protect the unit from excessive impact and force.
• Do not forcibly pull on the power cable.
• Do not open or disassemble the unit.
• Use within the rated power input/ output range only.
• Use an approved power cable only.
• For products that require a ground source always use
a plug that includes a ground pin.
TEmPERATURE CONDITIONS
Samsung's Digital Video Recorder is an advanced
security system that contains a high-capacity hard
drive and other critical circuitry.
Carefully follow the installation instructions to prevent
high internal or ambient temperatures, which can
lead to a shortened lifespan or malfunction of the
unit.
Recommendations for Mounting into a Rack
1. The inside of the rack must not be enclosed.
2. The rack must feature ventilation ports to provide
sufficient internal air circulation, as shown in the
diagram above.
3. Allow sufficient space between the DVR unit and
other modules mounted to the rack or install
ventilation ports to facilitate air circulation, as
shown in the diagram.
Temperature
Unit: ºC
One Year: 24HR x 365 DAY =8,760 HR
4. Install the intake ports at the bottom of the
rack and exhaust ports at the top of the rack to
facilitate the formation of a natural convection
airflow.
5. SEC strongly recommends the installation of fans
at both intake and exhaust ports. Intake fans
should be installed with a filter to block dust and
other foreign materials.
Life (Unit: HOURS)
6. An ambient temperature range of 0˚C to +45˚C
must be maintained inside the rack.
[Graph: Correlation between Temperature and Product
Lifespan]
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connecting with other devices
BASIC CONNECTION
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Using a coaxial cable, connect a camera(s) to
the BNC port(s).
Attach the appropriate power cord to the
power supply unit.
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Connect a keyboard to the PS/2 port.
Connect a mouse to a USB port.
Connect a printer to the LPT1 port.
Connect a VGA monitor to the VGA port.
Ensure the correct rated voltage is provided before powering the unit. Improper voltage may cause
malfunction and/or permanent damage to the system.
Warning
Electrical Hazard: Please carefully read through the Safety Warnings and Precautions section.
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SENSOR (ALARm-IN) CONNECTION
No.1 Sensor
(Alarm-In)
GND
No.9 Sensor GND
(Alarm-In)
Your DVR system is capable of transmitting electrical signals to external devices when an event occurs. Mechanical
or electrical switches can be connected to the Alarm-In and Ground (GND) ports. The individual Alarm-In ports can
be configured from the System Setup menu as either NC (Normal Close) or NO (Normal Open).
Alarm-In Connection
1. Connect one of the external device’s signal lines to the desired Alarm-In port.
2. Connect the remaining line to the Ground port (GND).
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ALARm (ALARm-OUT) CONNECTION
Your DVR system is capable of activating warning lights, sirens, and other types of external devices.
External device s can be connected to the unit's Alarm-Out and COM ports.
Alarm Connection
1. Connect one of the external device's signal lines to the desired alarm (Alarm-Out) port.
2. Connect the remaining line to the COM port.
• The alarms (Alarm-Out) operate in conjunction with the sensors (Alarm-In). When an event signal is
received through a sensor, an electrical signal is transmitted from the corresponding alarm to activate
the external device connected to that alarm.
• Alarms can be configured to function in unison with motion detection, video loss, object detection, and
other software features.
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RS485 CONNECTION
It's possible to control an external device by the DVR using the RS485 interface for communication.
The RS485 port can be used to control PTZ cameras, speed domes, keyboard controllers and other types of external
devices.
Connect the Rx+/Tx+ & Rx-/Tx- of the external device to the + & - of the RS485 port respectively.
Check the polarity (+/-) when making the connection. Faulty wiring can damage both devices.
Electrical Hazard: Please carefully read through the Safety Warnings and Precautions section.
Warning
It’s not possible to connect a PTZ device and a keypad device (SSC-2000) to the RS485 port and use the two
devices at the same time. In order to use a PTZ device with a keypad or another type of external device, you
will need to install a separate COM port expansion card.
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NETWORK CONNECTION
Ethernet/UTP Cable (CAT5)
LAN/WAN
Internet
Switch Hub (100Mbps)
Router
Your DVR system supports network-based remote monitoring, remote search, remote control, and remote software
upgrade. SEC recommends the use of the TCP/IP protocol and a switching hub for LAN/WAN applications.
Network Cable Connection
1. Connect a Ethernet/UTP cable to the network port located at the rear of the system.
2. Connect the opposite end of the Ethernet/UTP cable to the switch hub.
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Before connecting your DVR system to the network, please contact your network administrator to
prevent the system from causing a network conflict.
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ExTERNAL KEYPAD CONNECTION
The SSC-2000 keypad can be used to control up to 255 DVR and PTZ units.
Connect the DVR's RS485 (+/-) port to the SSC-2000 keypad's RS485 port.
• Turn the power off both units while connecting the SSC-2000.
• Pay attention to the polarity of the RS485 connections.
• Refer to the SSC-2000 manual when attempting a RS232 connection.
• When using a keypad device, please ensure that communication settings for both the DVR and the
keypad device are the same. Communication settings mismatch can prevent the keypad device and the
DVR from making normal communication. (Set communication protocols for both the keypad and the
DVR as Half Duplex.)
• It’s not possible to connect a PTZ device and a keypad device (SSC-2000) to the RS485 port and use
the two devices at the same time. In order to use a PTZ device with a keypad or another type of external
device, you will need to install a separate COM port expansion card.
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POS DEVICE CONNECTION
Camera
Video Input
RS232C Cable
POS System
V SI-PRO(Text Input Device)
Video Output
RS232C Cable
Video Input
RS232C Cable
Your DVR system is capable of operating in conjunction with POS systems, enabling you to store and search video
transactions at the point of sale. AVE’s VSI-PRO is needed to connect the POS device to the DVR.
For details on connecting VSI-PRO with your DVR, please refer to VSI-PRO’s user manual.
from POS device to the DVR via the RS232C interface.
• Turn off the power to all devices when connecting the POS device, VSI-PRO, and the DVR.
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watch
LIVE WATCH SCREEN
Live Watch supports full screen and various split-screen configurations. From Live Watch, you will be able to control PTZ, perform 1ch
instant playback and make a backup. The buttons located within the watch screen also provide access to the other menus.(search,
setup, etc).
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sensors, alarms, and other devices
connected to the DVR.
Video Display window
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2
Displays the live video feeds on screen. Simply drag
and drop a camera channel to move a video feed.
PTZ: Displays PTZ controls.
Playback: Displays the controls for 1 channel
playback.
Log: Displays information on the 100 most recent events
that have transpired during DVR system operation.
Split-screen Buttons
These buttons indicate 4-, 6-, 9-, 10-, 13-, and
16-split screen modes. Continue clicking on the
same mode to sequentially cycle through the
other camera channels in the same split.
Clock
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6
Displays the current time of your DVR system.
Menu Buttons
Watch: Accesses the Live Watch screen.
Search: Accesses the Search screen.
Advanced Search: Accesses the Advanced Search screen.
Backup: Accesses the Backup screen.
Setup: Accesses the System Setup screen.
Exit: Terminates the DVR program/system.
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Screen
Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen
Switch Screen/Full Screen/Switch to Live/In-
stant Recording.
Switch Screen(
Full Screen(
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: Automatically cycles through the
Login/Logout
Launches the login window for user ID and pass-
word entry.
video feeds.
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: Expands the video feeds to a full screen
view.
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Switch to Live(
: Reverts a 1-channel playback screen
USB Connection and Remote Connection
Displays the connection status of the USB stor-
age device and the connection status of a remote
PC. Blue icon indicates a connected status.
back to the live feed screen.
: Starts the instant recording of the
selected channels. In the event
of an emergency, clicking on this
button initiates selected camera
channels to start continuous
recording
)
Instant Recording(
hard Drive Capacity
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Displays the total hard drive space of the system,
the amount of space used, and the amount of
space available.
Resource/pTZ/playback/Log
Resource: Select and view the status of cameras,
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LOGIN SCREEN
CAmERA CHANNEL
Entering authorized user ID and password gives access to
search features, system setup, and other system functions.
Entering an incorrect user ID and password, however, will
result in limited DVR functionality and control access.
Camera Channel Display Icons
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3
[C01] CAMERA01
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Logging In
1. Click on the
button.
2. Enter the user ID and password.
REC : M
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Camera Type
3. Click OK to login.
Indicates whether the camera is a normal camera or
a PTZ camera.
: Indicates a normal camera.
: Indicates a PTZ camera.
Channel Number: Indicates the channel number of
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Logging Out
the camera.
1. Click on the
2.Login information window will prompt displaying
information about the active login account.
button.
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Camera Designation: Displays the camera’s designation.
Recording mode: Displays the camera’s recording Mode.
Live Audio: Indicates that audio output has been
activated for the channel.
Recording modes
Not Recording
Continuous Recording
Motion Recording
Object Detection
Recording
On Screen Indication
No Indication
REC: C
REC: M
REC: W
REC: S
3. To log out from this user click the Yes button.
Sensor (Alarm-In)
PreAlarm Recording
POS Recording
Instant Recording
Video Loss
REC: P
• From the factory, the default admin
password is set as 4321.
REC: $
• Admin account password cannot be
changed without knowing the current
admin account password; therefore,
it is important that you do not lose it.
Administrators should separately record
and manage their registered password.
REC: I
REC: L
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Disabling an Allocated Database Drive
1. Right-click on the allocated drive you wish to disable.
The drive color will turn from blue to grey.
DATABASE DRIVE ALLOCATION
Allocating a New Database Drive
1. Login as an administrator then double click on the
icon.
2. You will then be prompted with the Database Drive Allocation window.
2. Click OK to disable the allocated drive.
The drive color will turn red.
3. Left-click on a non-allocated drive (Free Size) and you will
be prompted with a "Do you want to format?" warning
window. Click the Yes button to initiate formatting and
the allocation of a new database drive.
3. Right-clicking on the disabled database drive will place
the database drive in free status. Free status drives may
contain data, but this data will not be recognized as
database data.
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Reallocating a Disabled Drive
PTZ Tab
1. Left-click your mouse on a disabled database drive
and you will be prompted with a “Do you want to
format?” warning window.
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Auto move
Automated PTZ movement functions.
1
Auto Pan: This button is used to initiate Auto
Pan. AutoPan is a function where, after
designating the start point and end
point, the camera completes pan/tilt
trips within the defined interval.
Start: Starting position for the Auto Pan.
End: Ending position for the Auto Pan.
Scan: Seeks out presets containing PTZ position
data and moves to the position stored in
memory.
Pattern: Memorizes observation trajectories
initiated by the user and then
2. Click Yes to initiate formatting or No to bypass
formatting. The drive will then be reallocated as a
database drive.
automatically moves the camera in the
same pattern and speed.
Preset
2
Enables the user to define Pan/Tile positions and
Zoom/Focus settings under Preset IDs that can
be used on demand. The number of supported
presets varies depending on the PTZ model. The
system supports up to the number of presets
supported by the PTZ itself.
Numeric Keypad: Use to enter Preset numbers.
Set Preset: Use to assign a PTZ camera position
to a specified Preset ID.
move Preset: Moves the PTZ camera to the
position specified by a Preset ID.
Control
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OSD: Accesses the PTZ camera's OSD menu.
Enter: Confirms selections in the PTZ camera's
OSD menu.
Advanced: Accesses the PTZ camera's speed
configuration window.
RESOURCE/PTZ/PLAYBACK/LOG
Resource Tab
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2
3
Camera
1
Displays the camera status. Drag and drop a
camera icon to the live screen to view the video
feed from that camera.
Directional Pad
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5
Controls the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal
movement of the PTZ camera. Also used to
navigate in the PTZ camera's OSD menu.
Alarm in
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3
Displays the alarm-in status. A triggered channel
will turn red.
Alarm out
Displays the alarm-out status. An activated alarm
will turn red.
Focus/Zoom/Iris
Controls the PTZ camera's focus, zoom, and
iris.
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Playback Tab
First recorded Data
Click on the Playback tab to access recording
timelines and recording playback controls for 1ch
playback.
Single Frame Reverse
Reverse Playback
Forward Play
Stop
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2
Single Frame Forward
Last recorded Data
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5
6
7
1x
Playback
Refresh
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2
Slow
Fast
Refreshes the timeline to the latest recording data.
Camera
Displays the selected video channel. Selecting the
camera will display the corresponding time line
data.
Maximum
Speed
Mute
Date & Time Selection
Select the desired year, month, and date to
search.
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4
High Volume
Timeline
• Audio output is only available for 1x
forward playback.
Timeline features five levels of zoom. The zoom
feature can be used view the time line in more
detail. Left-click on the timeline to zoom-in. Right-
click on the time line to zoom-out.
Log Tab
Recorded Data Time line
Displays recording times and types in a colored
time line.
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Clicking on the Log tab accesses event
detection details, such as recording type
(continuous, motion, object detection, PreAlarm,
and POS) and network connection status.
Orange
Blue
Continuous Recording
Motion Recording
Object Detection Recording
Alarm in Recording
PreAlarm Recording
ATM/POS Recording
Video Loss
Grey
Green
Yellowish Green
Dark Blue
Yellow
Purple
Instant Recording
Timeline Bar
Identifies the location of the desired timeframe you
wish to search. Click the bar to the desired time.
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7
Playback Controls
Controls the direction and speed of the video
playback.
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FULL SCREEN
LIVE SCREEN SWITCH
This feature enables you to flip through different
camera feeds. If all camera feeds are not visible on
a single screen, use this feature to flip through and
view the remaining channels in sequence.
Switching to Full Screen
1. Click on the
full screen.
button to expand the live video to
Sequencing Button
1. Select a single-screen or a 4-, 6-, 9-, 10-split
screen, mode then click on the
button.
2. You now have full screen view of the live video
feeds.
2. The system will cycle through video feeds while
maintaining the selected display mode.
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9~12
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5~6
3. Click on the left mouse button to end full screen
display.
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1~4
4-Channel Split Screen
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6
9
5
10~18
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1~4
9-Channel Split Screen
3. Click on the
button to stop the cycling.
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1-CHANNEL VIDEO PLAYBACK
CAmERA CHANNEL
ASSIGNmENT
Instant 1-channel playback of the selected channel
while monitoring others on live video feed.
Assigning a Camera Channel
1-Channel Playback
1. While monitoring, select a camera feed you wish to
playback.
1. Click on a camera button using your mouse and
drag to the live screen.
2. After dragging to live screen drop over the desired
location on live screen to assign that channel.
2. Click on the playback tab.
Reset the video feed layout
The camera designations will turn from white to
brown if reassigned video channels are preventing
other channels from being displayed or if the video
channel sequence is mixed up.
3. Click on the camera
button.
4. The recording time line data of the selected
channel will be displayed.
5. Select the playback time and click on the
button to start playback.
1. To reset the cameras to their default locations
6. Click on the
playback.
button to exit the 1-channel
double-click on
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moving Camera Picture Via View
Panel
ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD
A virtual keyboard can be displayed on screen.
This On-Screen Keyboard allows the user to
directly enter text using the mouse when there is
no keyboard attached to the DVR system or when
using a keyboard is not a viable option.
1. Click on a video feed and drag to the desired
location.
Launching the On-Screen
Keyboard
Ch 3
Ch 2
Ch 4
1. Click on the
keyboard.
button to launch the virtual
2. Using your mouse, click on the characters of the virtual
keyboard to make key entries.
2. Release the mouse button over the desired
location to complete the camera feed movement.
3. To terminate On-Screen Keyboard, either click on File
then select Exit or click the
button.
• The virtual keyboard supports only the
English language option.
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System Setup
Camera/Alarm In/Alarm
SYSTEm SETUP - BASIC
mENU
Setup menu category buttons
Main Menu
Camera: Use to select cameras you wish to configure.
Alarm In: Use to select sensors (Alarm In) you wish to
configure.
Sub Menu
Alarm: Use to select alarms (Alarm Out) you wish to
Select from individual system setup categories.
configure.
The main setup categories are Hardware, Recording,
Event, Backup, Network, and System.
Saving Changes
Apply: Applies any change that has been made in the
system setup.
Virtual Keyboard
Click on the
keyboard.
button to launch the virtual
With the virtual keyboard, key entries can be made
using the mouse.
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HARDWARE
This category applies to the external devices that form your DVR system. External devices like cameras, audio devices,
sensors, alarms, monitors, keyboards, and POS devices Setup. These options can be used to configure a security
system to meet your operating environment.
Camera
Use this menu to enable/disable individual cameras and to configure the brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation levels
of the video source. In addition, select whether to enable PTZ use and assign covert attributes to video feeds.
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Video Display window
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Camera Attribute
Displays the selected camera video feed.
Changes to camera settings can be verified from
this window.
Information
Displays information about the selected camera
channel.
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Attribute
Configure the camera name, mode, PTZ setting,
and covert channel.
picture Adjustment
Name: Enter a name (Suggestion: Camera location).
Camera: Enable or disable the selected camera.
PTZ: Enable or disable PTZ use for the selected
Use this feature to adjust the video signal's brightness,
contrast, hue, and saturation levels. Clicking on the
Default button will return all settings to default. Automatic
Gain Control is a feature that automatically adjusts the
brightness level for the camera.
camera.
Setting: Click the setting button to access PTZ
protocol setup and communication
configuration options.
Covert Channel: Enable or disable Covert Channel
option for the selected camera.
The screen adjustment functions cannot be
expected to improve the quality on a low
quality video signal. Also make sure that
the camera and monitor have been setup
correctly before making video adjustments.
Covert Channel is a feature that
hides the selected camera's video
feed. This feature is particularly
useful when you don’t want selected
users/people to view the camera
feed, recording or location.
Linked Alarm In
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Select which sensor to link with the selected
camera. When an event is detected, the selected
sensor will initialize the camera to commence
video recording.
When monitoring video feeds from a
remote location, covert video feeds are
viewable by authorized users.
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This DVR system allows you to remotely control
PTZs, speed domes, and other external devices
connected to the system. Before using this feature,
however, you must install the external device to
the RS485 port and configure the external device
settings.
2. Select the PTZ model you wish to add.
PTZ Setup
1. To select a camera for PTZ control set the
PTZ option to Use.
3. Click on the Open button to register the selected
PTZ model.
Covert Channel Setup
2. Click on the Setting button to access the
following window:
1. Select the camera channel you wish to set as a
Covert Channel.
2. Set Covert Channel option to Use.
3. Click on the Apply button and then, when the
following window prompts, click on the OK button.
3. Define the model, baudrate, address, and
communication method of the PTZ installed
to the DVR.
4. Click on the OK button to finish configuring
the PTZ.
4. The covert channel sign will be shown instead of a
video feed on the display screen.
Add to PTZ List
1. To add a new PTZ model, click on the Add button:
The video feeds will be shown when logged in
as a user with secure channel permission.
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Audio
Use this menu to enable/disable live audio output and audio recording.
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Audio Input
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Live: Select this option if you want to apply the
current live option settings to all or selected
camera channels.
This menu allows you to associate individual
audio input channels to each camera channel.
Select a camera channel and then the audio input
channel you wish to associate to the selected
camera channel.
Recording: Select this option if you want to apply
the current recording option settings to
all or selected camera channels.
Sampling: Select this option if you want to apply
the current sampling settings to all or
selected camera channels.
Audio Setup
Live: Enables/disables live audio output on the live
screen.
Recording: Enables/disables audio recording.
Name: Enter the name of the audio channel.
Sampling: Select the desired recording sampling
rate.
Apply to: Implements the setting changes for the
selected options to all or selected camera
channels.
4 Audio Link Info
Displays the audio properties of each camera
channel.
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Alarm
This setup category covers sensor, camera, and alarm association settings. By associating a camera to a sensor, you
can configure how long the camera is going to record for when a sensor event is detected. In addition, by associating an
alarm output to a sensor, you can setup the alarm output to sound a warning signal when a sensor event is detected.
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Setting
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Type
Channel: Select the sensor you wish to configure.
Name:Enter the name of the sensor.
Pre rec time: Select the time prior to a sensor event
that the camera should record.
Select the input type of the sensor.
Click the button to switch between the NC and
NO option.
: Normally open, but closes when an event is
detected (Normally Open).
: Normally closed, but opens when an event is
detected (Normally Close).
Post rec time: Select the time after to a sensor
event that the camera should record.
Full Screen: Make the linked camera channels pop-
up full screen on the display screen
when a sensor event occurs.
Dwell Time: This option is used to define for how long
subsequent sensor event signals are
Alarm Out
Channel: Select an alarm (Alarm Out) to associate
to the sensor (Alarm In).
ignored after an initial event signal. Enabling
this option instructs the system to ignore
all other event signals transmitted by the
sensor for the set amount of time following
the initial event signal. So once an event
signal is transmitted, the set discard time
must lapse before another event signal can
be recognized.
Name: Enter the name of the alarm.
Dwell Time: Set how many seconds the alarm will
be active on a sensor event.
Alarm Out Button: Select a sensor channel to
associate to the alarm.
: Indicates an associated sensor.
: Indicates a non-associated sensor.
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Linked pTZ
Camera: Select the PTZ camera channel you wish
to associate to the sensor.
Preset: Select the PTZ preset for when the sensor
event is detected.
Spot Full up: Select the camera channel to be
displayed full screen on the spot
monitor in a sensor alarm event.
Dwell Time: Set the time that the camera is
displayed on the spot monitor.
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External monitor
This menu directs video feeds to an external monitor via the spot port. Select the cameras to be display on the spot and
configure their dwell time.
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SpOT 1
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SpOT 2
Camera: Select camera feeds to be transmitted by
spot port 1.
Camera: Select camera feeds to be transmitted by
spot port 2.
Dwell Time: Drag the slider left or right to set the
delay interval between screen changes.
Dwell Time: Drag the slider left or right to set the
delay interval between screen changes.
Channels configured as a Covert Channel
cannot be displayed on the spot monitor.
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External Keypad
Menu for setting up a keypad device to remotely control the DVR.
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mode: Identify the interface method (RS232,
RS422, or RS485) of the port through which
the keypad device connects to the DVR.
Parity: Select the bit type (None, Odd, Even, Display,
Blank) for detecting data transmission errors.
Data Bits: Select from 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
Stop Bits: Select from 1, 1.5, and 2.
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DVR ID
Enter the DVR's ID (1 through 255) so that the
keypad device may identify the DVR.
Keypad ID
Enter the keypad's ID (1 through 4) so that the
DVR may identify the keypad.
Default: Reset all settings to default.
Keypad Setup
Keypad Name: Assign name to the keypad.
Use: Enable or disable keypad use.
Keypad model: Select the model of the keypad
device you wish to use.
Speed: Select a baudrate (2400Bps - 115200Bps)
for communication between the keypad
device and the DVR.
Address: Select the keypad device’s address (0
through 32).
Port: Identify the number of the port through which
the keypad device connects to the DVR.
When using a keypad device, please ensure
that communication settings for both the
DVR and the keypad device are the same.
Communication setting mismatch can
prevent the keypad device and the DVR
from communicating.
Refer to the keypad manufacturer’s
product manual for further information on
the keypad device.
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POS
MENU FOR LINKING THE DVR SYSTEM TO POS DEVICES AND LINKING THE VIDEO RECORDINGS WITH TRANSACTION
RECORDS GENERATED AT POINTS OF SALE.
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through the POS device.
Display Time: Designate how many seconds you
wish OSD data to be displayed on
the DVR’s live screen after product
barcode gets scanned. If new
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List
Displays the currently configured POS device,
with entry add and, update, delete options.
Add: Use to add a POS device to the list.
Update: Use to update the information of a
registered POS device.
product information is received, the
information on the DVR screen will
update itself.
Del: Use to delete a POS devices information from
the list.
Display Cam: Select the camera channel on which
to display the information received
from the POS device.
pOS Settings
Name: Enter an appropriate name for the POS
Device.
POS ID: Select the ID of the POS device connected
to the DVR (1 through 16).
Linked Camera: Select the camera channel with
the video feed you wish to store
along with POS data received from
the POS device.
POS Format: Select the type of POS device or the
text inserter.
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Transaction wait
Wait Time: Configure how many minutes to wait
until the next product information can
be entered when the barcode reader
temporarily stops working while scanning
a product. While in standby mode,
information of the previous product will be
automatically deleted if no new product
information is entered or the barcode scan
termination button is not pressed.
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port Setup
Configure the settings to allow communication
between POS device and DVR.
Port: Select which DVR port the POS device is
connected.
Select hDD for pOS Database
Select on the system which HDD will be used to
store the POS data.
POS Database: The POS database must be
keep separate from the DVR
system drives. Do not use the
operating system or recording
database HDD to store the POS
data.
mode: Select which interfacing type that the POS is
using.
Speed: Select a baudrate (2400Bps - 115200Bps)
for communication between the POS device
and the DVR.
Parity: Select the bit type (None, Odd, or Even) for
detecting data transmission errors.
Data Bits: Select from 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
Stop Bits: Select from 1, 1.5, and 2.
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Display OSD: Enable or disable live screen display
of product information transmitted
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RECORDING
Recording
USE THIS MENU TO ASSIGN DIFFERENT RECORDING SCHEDULES FOR INDIVIDUAL CAMERAS DURING
WEEKDAY, SATURDAY, AND HOLIDAY CATEGORIES.
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Type
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Quality
You can register and manage up to five different
Set the recording quality for each camera.
recording profiles (Options include: Recording
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Resolution
Set the recording resolution size.
times, Picture quality, Resolution, Emergency
recording time, etc.). In addition, you can assign
different colors to each schedule type for easier
identification.
Emergency Recording
Set the fps (recording frame rate) for when an
emergency event occurs. (To setup the emer-
gency definition refer to P.34 - Emergency.)
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Timeline
Assign the recording type for each timeframe un-
der weekday, Saturday, and holiday categories.
To configure the range of the recording method,
select and drag the desired time using your
mouse.
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Apply to
The selected channel setting value can be applied
to all or selected channel.
Frame
Set the recording fps for each camera.
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Schedule
Your DVR gives you flexibility over recording schedules by allowing you to define and schedule of each individual
camera's recording modes for weekday, Saturday, and holiday timeframes.
This menu displays the recording schedule for the next six months from the current month in calendar
format.
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POS: A recording mode that initiates recording by
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Calendar
POS when a transaction takes place.
The calendar consists of six months.
Click on a date to view the camera recording
modes set for that date.
Recording mode button states
When dragging the timeline with the mouse,
there are three types of recording mode
button states.
Schedule Mode
This feature is used to apply a recording schedule
by weekdays, Saturdays, or holidays.
Weekday: Displays the recording schedule for all
weekdays.
Selected State
Cleared State
Saturday: Displays the recording schedule for all
Saturdays.
Holiday: Displays the recording schedule for all
holidays.
Selected and Cleared State
Selected State:
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When the concerned
recording mode is enabled.
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Recording mode
Cleared State:
recording mode is disabled.
Selected and Cleared State:
two different recording modes have been
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When the concerned
Displays different types of recording modes.
To apply a recording mode to the recording
schedule, simply select the recording mode then
drag and drop on the timeline.
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When
enabled.
Restore to previous setting.
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Continuous: A recording mode that will continuous
record regardless of event occurrence.
motion: A recording mode that initiates recording
when motion is detected within the camera’
s field of vision.
Object Watch: A recording mode that initiates
recording when an object either
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holidays
Use to access a the calendar and configure user-
defined days as holidays.
Timeline
Displays the recording mode for each camera on
the selected date. To apply a different recording
mode to a the recording schedule, simply drag
the timeline with your mouse and select the
recording mode.
appears or disappears from the
camera’s field of vision.
Alarm In: A recording mode that initiates recording
on a sensor event. (Alarm In).
Pre Rec: A recording mode that records for a
configured amount of time leading up to
an event (sensor or motion). This feature is
used to determine the events leading up to
a sensor or motion event.
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Apply to
Highlight a single channel recording time line then
it can be applied to all or selected channels.
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Holiday Setup
Click on the holiday button to define holidays.
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Calendar
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Range
Select a date to define as a holiday.
Use to define a range for a holiday.
Start: Select the date for the holiday.
Unlimited: Select if you do not wish to designate an
unlimited range.
Cycle
Configure a repetition schedule for the holiday.
No Cycle: Set no cycle on the selected date.
Every day: Repeat from the selected date for the
entered number of days.
Count Times: Designates the number of times the
holiday will occur.
End: Designates all days between the start and end
date as holidays.
Every Week: Repeat from the selected date for the
entered number of weeks.
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Add
Every month: Repeat from the selected date for the
entered number of months.
Adds a holiday to the current configuration.
Every Year: Repeat from the selected date for the
entered number of years.
Update
Updates the settings of an entry selected from
the list.
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List
Displays a list of dates designated as a holiday.
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Del
Removes the selected entry from the holiday list.
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EVENT
motion Detection
These settings are used to commence recording when motion is detected within a user-defined zone. You can optimize
the recording environment by associating PTZ devices, alarms, and cameras to motion detection events.
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Video Display window
Full Screen: Enable or disable full screen display
of video feed when a motion event
occurs.
This window is used to define the motion detec-
tion zone for the selected video feed. Select the
desired motion detection zone by dragging your
mouse over the screen.
Beep: Enable or disable the buzzer for events.
Linked pTZ:
Set motion Detection Zone:
Camera: Use to associate a PTZ to the motion
detection camera channel. When a motion
detection event takes place, this feature
moves the selected PTZ to a preset
position.
Left-click on or drag over the desired motion
detection zone with your mouse. The motion
selected areas are highlighted by a green color.
Deactivate motion Detection Zone:
Right-click on or drag over the motion detection
zone you wish to deactivate.
Preset: Use to select the desired PTZ preset.
Spot Full Up
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Zone setting
Enable or disable full screen spot monitor pop up
of the video feed when a motion event occurs.
Dwell Time: Use to configure the duration for
displaying the camera on the spot port.
Block Count: Use to designated the number of
blocks in the motion detection zone
grid.
Sensitivity: Use to select the sensitivity of motion
detection.
Linked Camera
Set All Area: Selects the whole screen for motion
Link other cameras to record when the selected
camera detects motion. Multiple cameras can be
selected to be linked via motion.
detection.
Erase All Area: Clears the screen of any motion
blocks.
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Apply to
Rec time
The selected channel setting value can be applied
to all or selected channels.
Pre rec time: Use to configure how long to record
for leading up to a motion detection
event.
Linked Alarm Out
Link Alarm Outs to trigger on motion detection in
camera, multiple alarms can be linked via motion.
Post rec time: Use to configure how long to record
for following a motion detection
event.
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Object Watch
Object watch is a feature that monitors changes in objects by comparing the current video feed segment with a
previous video feed segment. When a change is detected within a set monitoring duration this triggers as an event and
the DVR will commence recording. This feature can be configured so that an event triggers recording on associated
cameras, alarm outputs, spot monitor output, etc.
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Rec Time
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Video Display window
Pre rec time: Use to configure how long to record
for leading up to a detection event.
This window is used to define the object watch
zone for the selected video feed.
Set Object Watch Zone:
Post rec time: Use to configure how long to record
for following a detection event.
Left-click on or drag over the desired detection zone
with your mouse.
Deactivate Object Watch Zone:
Right-click on or drag over the detection zone you
wish to deactivate
Spot Full Up
Enable or disable full screen spot monitor pop up
of the video feed when a object event occurs.
Dwell Time: Use to configure the duration for
displaying the camera on the spot port.
Object Detection Settings
Reference Picture: Displays the reference picture.
Current Picture: Displays the current picture.
Set Reference Picture:
Linked pTZ
Camera: Use to associate a PTZ to a object watch
event. When an event takes place, this
feature moves the selected PTZ to a
preset position.
Designates the current video as the reference
picture.
Set minimum Hold Time:
Preset: Use to select the desired PTZ preset.
Used to define the minimum monitoring duration.
An object watch event is generated only if an object
change lasts for longer than the minimum monitoring
duration.
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Linked Camera
Link other cameras to record when the selected
camera detects an object event. Multiple cameras
can be linked via object watch.
Block Count: Use to designated the number of
blocks for object detection.
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Apply to
The selected channel setting value can be applied
to all or selected channels.
Sensitivity: Use to select the sensitivity of object
detection.
Set All Area: Selects the whole screen for object
detection.
Linked Alarm Out
Link Alarm Outs to trigger on object detection mul-
tiple alarms can be linked via object.
Erase All Area: Clears the screen of any object
detection blocks.
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Action Settings
Full Screen: Enable or disable full screen display of
video feed upon an object watch event.
Beep: Enable or disable the buzzer for events.
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Emergency
Use this menu to configure settings for Emergency. Use this menu to define an emergency in the DVR, emergency can
be used to increase fps, stream video or send E-mail to a remote client.
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Alarm In
Select which camera channels to set as emer-
gency for when a motion event occurs.
Select which alarm in channels to set as emer-
gency for when a alarm in event occurs.
Video Loss
Select which camera channels to set as emer-
gency for when a video loss event occurs.
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Video Loss
Use this menu to configure settings for a video loss event. Video loss events can be used to record selected cameras,
move a PTZ camera or trigger an Alarm output.
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Linked pTZ
Camera: Select the PTZ you wish to associate to
the video loss camera.
Displays the selected camera channel’s designa-
tion.
Video loss detection directs the selected
PTZ to the preset position.
Preset: Select the desired PTZ preset channel.
Use Beep
Use to enable or disable the buzzer upon video
loss detection.
Linked Alarm Out
Linked Camera
Settings for triggering alarms in the event of a
video loss. Select the desired alarms to associate
to the video loss camera.
Select the cameras you wish to associate to the
video loss camera. Video loss detection from
the selected camera initiates recording in all the
cameras associated to that camera, regardless of
their normal recording schedule.
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E-mail
This feature sends out an e-mail to the administrator when an emergency or system event occurs to facilitate a fast
response.
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E-Mail Address Manage
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Condition Setting
A feature that enables you to organize and man-
age email addresses into groups. Clicking on the
Mail Group/User Manage button prompts the
E-mail Address Management window.
Select from Emergency Message and Event.
Emergency: Select to use the default emergency
setting to send the E-mail
Event: Select to custom configure motion detection,
video loss, and sensor channels for sending
e-mail.
motion: Select the channels you wish to send out
an e-mail notification for when a motion
detection event takes place.
Video Loss: Select the channels you wish to send
out an e-mail notification for when a
video loss is detected.
Alarm In: Select the channels you wish to send out
an e-mail notification for when a sensor
(Alarm In) event takes place.
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Name
Enter the name of the mailing list you wish to add.
E-Mail Setup
Receiver: Enter the recipient’s e-mail addresses.
CC: Enter the email address of Cc recipients.
Subject: Enter the subject of the e-mail.
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E-Mail Server Setup
Enter the sender’s email address and mail server
details.
Sender Name: Enter the name of the sender.
mail Address: Enter the sender’s e-mail address.
Server(SmTP): Enter the address of the mail
sending server.
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Mail List
Add: Add a mailing list.
Update: Edit an existing mail list.
Del: Remove a mailing list.
Server Authorization: Used when security
password authentication is
required to access the e-mail
account.
ID: Enter the email account ID for the mail server
(SmTP).
Password: Enter the e-mail account’s password.
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E-mail Address manage
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Name
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Add
Enter the name you wish to search.
Click to add the selected contacts from the user
list to the group.
Search
‘Click on the Search button to commence
Del
search.
Click to remove selected contacts from the group
list.
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User List
Displays user names registered in the mail list and
their respective e-mail addresses.
Add: Click on the Add button to add a new user
name and email address.
Group List
Displays a list of user names and email addresses
assigned to the selected group.
Add: Click on the Add button to create a new
group.
Del: Click on the Remove button to delete selected
contacts from the list.
Del: Click to delete the selected group.
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Group Name
Use the drop down menu to select a group.
Selecting a group will populate the names and
email addresses of users assigned to that group.
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BACKUP
Schedule
Use this menu to make a backup of recorded video data to the designated backup media based on a defined schedule.
Select the backup timeframe, backup intervals, and backup media to configure a comprehensive backup schedule.
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Add: Click on this button to add a backup profile to
the list.
Settings for defining recording data segment you
wish to backup.
Edit: Click on this button to edit a backup profile.
Del: Click on this button to remove a backup profile.
Continuous: Select to backup continuous recording
segments of recorded data.
motion/Object Watch: Select to backup motion
detection recording
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Backup Title
Enter the name of a backup profile you wish to
add to the backup list.
segments of recorded data.
Alarm: Select to backup sensor detection recording
segments of recorded data.
Time Setting
Daily: Select if you wish to backup the defined
recording timeframe at the designated time
on a daily basis.
Event: Select to backup instant recording and video
loss recording segments of recorded data.
Pre Rec: Select to backup PreAlarm recording
segments of recorded data.
Weekly: Select if you wish to backup the defined
recording timeframe at the designated time
on a weekly basis.
Audio: Select to backup audio segments of
recorded data.
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Server: Select the server you wish to backup to.
media: Select the desired backup media.
Device: Shows the device path and type of media.
Path: Select the desired backup folder path.
Select the cameras you wish to backup.
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NETWORK
Network
You can configure the network components to enable remote control management and video/audio streaming features
on your DVR.
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Ip Auto Allocation (DhCp)
Contact your network administrator or internet
service provider if you are not familiar with your
network environment or do not know the IP
address.
This option is to allow the DHCP server to auto-
matically allocate a dynamic IP address for your
DVR or to configure a manual IP designation. If
set to manual, you will need to manually enter the
IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address.
Remote connection and monitoring by a large
number of users can result in a heavy load for
your system and even disrupt basic system
functionalities. This menu is designed for
situations requiring restriction on the number
of user connections and will reject additional
DVR server connections beyond the designated
number.
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Auto DNS Server Setting
Enter the DNS server’s details to the primary DNS
server and alternate DNS server fields.
Remote Connection
Bandwidth: Designate the maximum rate of video
data streaming over the network.
Acceptable Count: Designate the number of clients
you wish to allow remote
Your DVR utilizes six ports to provide network
services. If making changes to the ports, you
must be careful to assign redundant port
numbers. The following table shows the network
ports used by the DVR unit:
connection.
Web DVR Support: Enable or disable access to the
DVR for Web DVR connection.
Viewer Support: Enable or disable Viewer
connection.
Network Port
Port Number
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Port Number: Enter the number of the network port
for main viewer connection. Click on
the Port Check button to find out the
access permission of the entered
network port.
WebDVR Port
Video Transmission and DVR Control Port
Software Upgrade Port
12000
12004
12005
12006
12007
Emergency Video Transmission Port
Two-Way Audio Transmission Port
Two-Way Audio Reception Port
Forwarding of these ports is required for
connecting the DVR through an IP router. For
more information on port forwarding, please
refer to the IP router’s user manual or contact
the router’s manufacturer.
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DDNS
This menu can be used to enable the DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) on the DVR system. DDNS is used so
that, you can connect your DVR system to DHCP server and have a fixed address.
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Account
If Samsung DDNS (websamsung.net) is
selected, a DDNS address will be automatically
allocated using the physical address of the
ethernet card attached to the main unit. With
an Ethernet card whose MAC address is
00-0c-8c-ab-cd-ef, for example, the domain
gets automatically assigned as aabcdef.
websamsung.net. Here, abcdef designates the
last six digits of the card's MAC address and
the “a” denotes the DVR (mode: SPR-9x16)
identification code.
When configuring an external DDNS (dyndns.
com, no-ip.com, changeip.com), it takes
approximately 30 to 60 seconds to update the
URL IP to the DNS.
If you are accessing a network directly via an IP
router, you must designate the DDNS network
port under the IP router’s setup menu.
If you are receiving dynamic IP allocation for your DVR
unit using your IP router’s DHCP feature, you must
designate a port for the received IP under the IP router
’s setup menu. For applications using an IP router,
Samsung Electronics recommends that instead
of using the DHCP feature you first designate the
allocated IP and port number under the router’s setup
menu, set the main unit’s connection mode as fixed
IP, and then directly enter the designated IP on the
IP router. Please refer to your IP router’s user manual
or contact the router manufacturer for instructions on
router configuration.
ID: Enter the ID of your DDNS server account.
Password: Enter the password for your DDNS
server account.
Network
Server Address: Enter the address of the DDNS
server.
Server Port: Enter the port number of the DDNS
server.
Client Port: Enter the port number of DDNS’s client.
Update Time: Enter the interval time for updating
the DVR data to the DDNS.
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Use Samsung DDNS: Select if you wish to use the
DDNS server administrated
by Samsung Electronics.
Use External DDNS: Select if you wish to use a
DDNS server other than the
one offered by Samsung
Electronics.
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Stream Control
Define frame rate, resolution, and picture quality settings of individual camera channels you wish to stream over the
network.
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Remote Resolution
Enable/Disable the cameras you wish to stream
over the network.
Adjust the streaming resolution setting for indi-
vidual cameras.
Remote Frame
Adjust the network streaming frame rates for
individual cameras.
Remote Quality
Adjust the streaming picture quality for individual
cameras.
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Emergency monitor
Use this menu to setup video transfer to the emergency monitor on a remote PC in emergency situations or when an
event is detected. In order to utilize this feature, you must configure the address of the remote PC, the port number,
streaming duration, and notification item.
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Add: Click to add a new emergency monitor setup
to the list.
Select which notifications will transmit video feed
to the remote PC’s emergency monitor.
Emergency: Select to use the DVR preset
emergency setup configuration.
Edit: Click to edit and update a emergency monitor
setup.
Del: Click to remove the selected emergency
monitor connection info.
Event: Select to custom configure motion detection,
video loss, and sensor channels.
motion: Select the channels you wish to stream
video feeds to the remote PC’s emergency
monitor when a motion detection event
takes place.
Video Loss: Select the channels you wish to
stream video feeds to the remote PC's
emergency monitor when video loss is
detected.
Alarm In: Select the channels you wish to
stream video feeds to the remote PC’s
emergency monitor when a sensor (Alarm
In) detection event takes place.
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Name
Enter the name of the emergency monitor setup
you wish to add to the list.
Remote Address
Address: Enter the IP address of the emergency
monitor-installed remote PC.
Port: Enter the emergency monitor’s port number.
(Standard: 12005)
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Emergency Stream Transfer Time
Configure how long you wish to stream the video
feed in the event or an emergency of event detec-
tion.
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User
Use this menu to manage user accounts and groups. By assigning and restricting system access for user and group
accounts, you will be able to implement systematic management of your DVR system in a multi-user environment.
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Group List
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Displays a list of registered groups.
Add: Click to add a new group.
Remove: Click to remove the selected group.
Permission for, 1-channel search, PTZ control,
covert channel monitoring, and instant recording
authorities from the monitoring screen.
Login: Gives authority to log into the watch screen.
Instant Playback: Gives authority to perform
1-channel search from the
User List
Displays a list of registered users.
Add: Click to add a new user.
Remove: Click to remove the selected user.
monitoring screen.
PTZ Control: Gives authority to perform PTZ
control.
Covert Channel Search: Gives authority to monitor
video feeds configured as
Account
Displays details of the DVR access-authorized
users and groups.
Name: Displays the user account identification.
Password: Displays the account’s password using
asterisks.
covert channels.
Instant Recording: Gives authority to commence
instant recording of selected
E-mail: Displays the email address registered to the
user account.
cameras in emergencies by
clicking on the I-REC button.
Group: Displays the group the user account belongs
to.
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Permission for, backup, and hidden channel
authorities from the search screen.
Login: Gives search authority.
Backup: Gives authority to backup video recordings
to the storage device.
Phone: Displays the telephone number registered to
the user account.
Description: A description on the user account or
group.
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Covert Channel Search: Gives authority to view
Covert Channels during
Gives authority to stop DVR server operation and
to allocate hard drives for image data storage.
Stop: Gives authority to terminate DVR server
operation.
search.
Setup
Gives authority to change DVR system operation
settings.
DB Alloc: Gives authority to allocate the hard drives
on the DVR for image data storage.
Login: Gives authority to enter the setup menu.
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Camera: Gives authority over camera configurations.
Alarm: Gives authority over sensor and alarm
configurations.
Adding a Group
1. To add a new user group, click on the Add button
from the following window:
External monitor: Gives authority for external
monitor video feed
configurations.
Recording: Gives authority over recording
configurations.
Schedule: Gives authority over recording schedule
configurations.
motion: Gives authority over motion recording
configurations.
Emergency: Gives authority over emergency
situation configurations.
Video Loss: Gives authority over video loss
notifications.
E-mail: Gives authority over event notification email
configurations.
Backup: Gives authority over backup configurations.
Network: Gives authority over network
configurations.
DDNS: Gives authority over DDNS configurations.
Stream Control: Gives authority over streaming
options.
Setting: Gives watermark, video standard, recording
method, system reboot, and language
configuration authorities.
Date/Time: Gives authority over system date and
time configurations.
2. Enter the name and description for the new
group.
Information: Gives authority to view information
on system operating system and
hardware, DVR program, etc.
Audio: Gives authority over audio configurations.
Emergency monitor: Gives authority over
emergency remote notification
settings.
POS: Gives authority over POS configurations.
Object Watch: Gives authority over object detection
configurations.
External Keyboard: Gives authority over external
keyboard configurations.
3. Click on the OK button to finish.
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Camera
Assign monitoring and search camera channels
for the user or group.
Admin account has all DVR access rights.
The admin account can create, void, and
access other user accounts.
Non-admin accounts cannot modify their
own access clearance. This can only be done
through the admin account.
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Deleting a Group
Adding a User Account
1. Select the group you wish to delete.
1. To add a new user account, click on the Add
button from the following window:
2. Click on the Delete button.
3. A window will prompt “Are you sure you want to
delete the group?” as shown below. Click on the
Yes button to continue with deletion.
2. Enter the name, password, group association, and
other information about the user account you wish
to include.
4. The following message will prompt if there are
user accounts assigned to the group you chose
to delete. Clicking on the Yes button will delete all
users in the group. Clicking on the No button will
delete the group only.
3. Click on the OK button to finish adding a new user
account.
5. You can then verify the deletion.
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4. Verify that the user account has been removed
from the list.
Deleting a User Account
1. Select the account you wish to delete.
2. Click on the Delete button.
3. A window will prompt “Are you sure you want to
delete the user?” as shown below. Click on the
Yes button to continue with deletion.
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Setting
Use this menu to setup and view the General settings on the DVR. The settings include Audio delete, Watermark, Video
format, Language, Recording type, System restart, System Log, S/W upgrade and a Import and Export function.
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Auto Delete
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Recording Type
This feature automatically deletes recording database
data after the designated amount of time lapses.
Use Auto Delete: Check to enable automatic
database deletion.
Once recording and Cycle (overwrite) recording
are the available recording options.
Choosing single recording will suspend all ad-
ditional recording once the hard drive space has
been completely filled up. Setting to repeated re-
cording, on the other hand, will overwrite starting
from the oldest data once the hard drive space
has been completely filled up.
DB Retention Time: Designate how long you
wish the database data to be
maintained. Database deletion
term can be configured in
units of hours, days, weeks, or
months
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System Restart
This feature automatically restarts the system
at designated times to ensure greater system
stability. Restarting the DVR can minimize system
errors and increase the overall system stability.
Use: Enable or disable the system restart feature.
Day: Select a date for system restart.
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watermark
This feature embeds watermark encryption into
the recorded video data.
Watermark: Enable or disable embedding of
watermark on video recordings.
Display: Enable or disable watermark certification
display on video recording playback.
Time: Select a time for system restart.
Etc
Watermark embeds a watermark that is invisible
to the naked eye but recognizable by Samsung
Electronics. If someone were to forge or alter the
video recordings, you can use the watermark to
authenticate the data.
Log Information: This feature records all DVR
system operational processes.
The log feature allows you to
easily identify and correct system
issues.
S/W Upgrade: Use this feature to upgrade your
DVR software.
Import/Export: Use to backup the setup profile of
the system to a storage device or to
import a setup profile from a storage
device to the system.
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Video Format
Select the video format of the cameras. You can
choose between NTSC and PAL. Once you've
selected a format method, the system will restart.
Language
Your DVR system supports multiple languages.
From this menu, you can configure the system to
a desired language.
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Log information
The log menu records all DVR system operation processes.
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Search: Click on the Search button to commence
log data search using the defined start/end
date and time parameters.
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Log Path: Displays the file path for storing the log
file. Click on the Browse button and
select the path you wish to store the log
file.
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Categorization Filter
Extracts and displays log data that meets desig-
nated level and type conditions.
Duration: Enter the amount of time you wish to
store the log file. Your system will maintain
the log file for the duration you specify.
Any data older that the duration will be
deleted from the system.
Level: Select the desired log list level.
Type: Select the desired log item type.
View Count
Select the maximum number of lines to be
displayed on the log list. Log entries beyond the
selected number are carried over to the next
page.
Item
System: Select to store the system information log.
Network: Select to store the network information
log.
Video: Select to store the video loss and video input log.
DB: Select to store the database information log.
Setup: Select to store If configuration data has
changed.
Backup: Select to store the backup information log.
Alarm In: Select to store the sensor (alarm-in) event log.
Alarm Out: Select to store the alarm (alarm-out)
event log.
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Use to flip through the log list pages.
Next Page
First Page
Go
Next Page
Last Page
Notification: Select to store the emergency
status and other externally-sourced
information log.
Current Page/
Total
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This feature filters out the log data using defined
Prints the log data.
parameters.
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Save as...
Copies the log data to a different media.
Range: Select the desired range of dates for log
data search.
Log List
Start: Select the starting date and time for log data
Displays the search results for the log.
search.
End: Select the ending date and time for log data
search.
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Upgrading Software
Import/Export
1. Click on the Software Upgrade button to upgrade
the system software.
2. From the following window, select the software
upgrade package file (.zip format).
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Displays the location for exporting/importing the
system profile.
3. Click on the Open button to start the software
upgrade.
path Button
Select the location for exporting/importing the
system profile.
System profile List
Displays system configuration components.
Select the desired system configuration com-
ponent and commence the import or export
process.
Import
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Imports a system profile file onto the system from
an external storage device.
Export
Exports the current system profile file to an exter-
nal storage device.
4. Once the software upgrade has completed, the
DVR application will restart.
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Date/Time
Configure the current date and time for your DVR system. Select the time zone for your current location and if you
desire to set the time by synchronizing with a NTP (Network time protocol) server.
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This feature automatically synchronizes your
system’s time with the NTP server.
Automatic Time Sync at Boot-up:
Use to designate a time zone for the DVR sys-
tem and set the Current date and time.
Date/Time: Use to update the system’s time and
date settings. Click on the Get internet
time button to acquire the current time
from the NTP server. Clicking on the
Update button applies newly configured
time as the system’s current time.
Synchronizes the system’s time with the NTP server
every time the system restarts.
Schedule time setting: Synchronizes the system's
time with the NTP server at
scheduled intervals.
Time Zone: Select the time zone for your area.
Click on the Update button to apply the
selected time zone to the system.
4 Overwrite Option
When a Newly configured time is earlier than
the present system time, this option is used to
decide whether or not to delete data recorded
between those two times. The first option will
overwrite the data recorded between those
two times and updates the system time with
the new configuration. The second option
does not overwrite data recorded previous to
the orignal time. The recording will commence
again once the system time has realigned with
the original system time.
Date Format: Select the date format that you wish
to use.
Delimiter: Select a character to use for separating
the day, month and year
Time Server
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Enter the address of the NTP server you wish
to synchronize with the DVR. Click on the Add
button to register additional NTP servers. Click on
the Remove button to remove a registered NTP
server addresses.
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System
This menu displays the information about the DVR system and Hardware.
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System Info
This displays the DVR system operating system.
processor type, memory, graphic card, LAN card
and HDD information.
This displays the DVR systems name, location,
software version, model, administrator name and
A/S Diary.
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Search
SEARCH SCREEN
Search mode enables you to search video recordings, audio data, and events. In addition, the mode offers multiple-
camera search and various image ratio and zoom-in/zoom-out features. Also you can bookmark or make a screen
capture of still images and export a backup recording to DVD RW or USB storage devices.
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Calendar
Video playback is shown in this area.
Indicates days on which recording data exists.
Selecting a date that contains recording data
enables you to search recordings on that date.
Time Display
Displays the current time.
10 Snapshot
This feature takes still images from the video dis-
Split Buttons
These buttons indicate 4-, 6-, 9-, 10-, 13-, and
16-split screen modes.
play window and saves them as a JPEG or BMP
file.
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Search Date
Select the desired search date and time.
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Prints the current video image displayed.
Camera Button
Select the cameras you wish to search.
12 Refresh
Refreshes the timeline with the most recent
recording data.
Timeline
Displays recording data for each camera channel.
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playback Control
Watch: Accesses the Live Watch screen.
Search: Exit from the Search screen.
Advanced Search: Accesses the Advanced Search
screen
Select to playback video data in forward and
reverse modes. Control the playback speed and
adjust the volume level for audio data.
Backup: Accesses the Backup configuration screen.
Setup: Accesses the System Setup screen.
Exit: Use to terminate the DVR program or the
system.
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Adj.: These controls are used to adjust the
brightness, contrast, sharpness level and zoom
controls on the video data.
Event: Displays the event list. Selecting an event on the
list will launch the playback of the selected event.
Info: Displays recording period and the total number
of days recorded.
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Purple
Video Loss
SEARCH DATE AND TImE
SELECTION
Instant Recording
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Timeline Bar
Use the calendar to move between days, months and
years. Selecting a date that contains recording data
enables you to search recordings for that day.
Move the timeline bar left and right to select the
desired search time.
Scroll
Move the scroll bar up or down to view additional
camera channels that aren't currently displayed. .
Selecting Search Date And Time
It’s possible to change the scale of the timeline. Left-
click on the time scale to select up to five levels of
zoom. This feature can be used when precise control
in a smaller interval is needed.
1. From the calendar, select the date you wish to
search.
Timeline Zoom-In
1. Left-click on the time scale.
2. Move the timeline bar left and right to select the
timeframe you wish to search.
2. You will zoom-in closer with each left-click of the
mouse.
Timeline Bar
TImELINE
Timeline Zoom-Out
1. Right-click on the time scale.
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2. You will zoom-out farther away with each right-click
of the mouse.
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Sel All Cam
Use to select or deselect all cameras.
Camera
Use to manually select individual cameras.
Recording Timeline
Provides color-coded graphical display of
recording durations and modes.
Orange
Blue
Continuous Recording
Motion Recording
Grey
Object Watch Recording
Alarm In Recording
PreAlarm Recording
POS Recording
Green
Yellowish Green
Dark Blue
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SEARCH SCREEN PLAYBACK
Playback
SCREEN ADJUSTmENT
Picture Quality Adjustment
Select the camera channel and date for playback.
Then, click on the play button to start playback of the
recording.
1. From the search screen, select the camera channel
you wish to adjust.
First recorded Data
Single Frame Reverse
Reverse Playback
Forward Play
Stop
Single frame forward
Last recorded Data
Slow
Normal Fast
2. Click on the Adjust tab to access picture
adjustment controls.
Maximum
Speed
Mute
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SPLIT-SCREEN SETUP
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You can select a split-screen mode for search screen
playback.
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Use to adjust the brightness level of the video
image.
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Use to adjust the contrast level of the video image.
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Use to adjust the sharpness level of the video
image.
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Zoom-In
Use to zoom-in on specific sections of the video
image.
Zoom-Out
Use to zoom-out from specific sections of the
video image.
Move
Use to move about the video recording after
zooming-in on a specific section.
Reset
Resets video recording picture quality settings
back to default.
Expand Screen
Use to expand or shrink the video recording.
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3. Adjust the brightness, contrast, and sharpness
levels by using the BR, CO, and Sh slide bars.
Video Zoom-In
1. Playback the recording period of interest.
2. From the search screen, select the channel you
wish to zoom-in.
3. Click on the
then turn into
button. The mouse pointer will
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4. Place the mouse pointer over the section you wish
to zoom-in.
4. To restore picture quality settings to default, click
5. Left-click on the mouse to zoom-in on that section.
on the
button.
Expanding/Shrinking the Screen
1. From the search screen, select the channel you
wish to expand or shrink.
6. To deactivate the zoom-in feature, click on the
button once more.
2. Click on the
screen.
button to expand or shrink the
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Video Zoom-Out
Video move
1. From the search screen, select the channel you
wish to zoom-out.
1. Zoom-in on the video.
2. Click on the
then turn into
button. The mouse pointer will
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2. Click on the
then turn into
button. The mouse pointer will
.
3. Click on the video section you wish to move and
drag.
3. Place the mouse pointer over the section you wish
to zoom-out.
4. Left-click on the mouse to zoom-out from that
section.
4. To deactivate the move feature, click on the
button once more.
5. To deactivate the zoom-out feature, click on the
button once more.
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EVENT SEARCH
PRINTING
Printing Search Screen
This feature displays events that have happened on
the DVR system. All events, including motion and
sensor detection events, get populated on an the
event list. By double-clicking on a particular event
from the list, you can playback the video recording
associated to that event.
1. Select the search screen you wish to print.
Searching Events
1. Click on the Event tab to start events search.
Previous Page
Current Page
Camera
Channel
Selection
Next Page
2. Click on the
button and the following window
will be displayed. Then select a printer.
Events List
2. From the event list, double-click on the event you
wish to search.
3. Click on the
button to start printing.
The following error message will prompt if your printer
has not been configured properly:
printer Configuration
3. The video recording associated to the selected
event will be displayed on the search screen.
1. Click Start Settings printers
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2. In this window, double-click on Add Printer.
3. When Add Printer Wizard starts, click Next.
4. If your printer is connected to the PC, select the
local printer option and then click Next.
5. When prompted for the make and model of your
printer, either click on the Have Disk... button or
select an appropriate driver for your printer.
6. Follow the instructions on screen to install the
driver and finish configuring your printer.
print Size
1. By default, images are printed the same size
that they are displayed on the screen.
printing Failed
1. Verify that your printer has been configured
properly in Windows.
2. If the printer has been properly configured but
the problem persists, check that the printers
printer and power cables are connected
properly.
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advanced search
EVENT SEARCH
Event Search is a feature that searches and displays only the video recordings created by motion detection, sensor
detection, alarm, object detection, and video loss events.
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recording associated to that event.
Options:
Event: Select the type of events you wish to search.
Continued Search: Set the amount of events to
show for each search. Tick
Alarm In
Sensor signal detection
recording event
Object detection recording
event
Motion detection recording
event
Video loss recording event
the continued search box to
Object watch
Motion
make search continue from the
last time entry of a preceding
search.
Start & End: Use to define the search timeframe.
This timeframe can be configured by
right clicking the timeline and dragging
or enter manually into the boxes.
Video Loss
Instant Recording I-REC button-initiated recording
event
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Click to start the search process.
pOS
POS transaction-initiated
recording event
pre Rec
Pre Rec (Motion or Alarm In)
recording event
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SEQUENTIAL SEARCH
Sequential Search is a feature that displays video recordings from a selected channel in a chronological sequence.
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Video Display window
3
4
Camera Buttons
Initiating Sequential Search creates a continuing
series of video images from the selected camera
channel under a selected split-screen mode.
Used to designate which channel to use for
Sequential Search.
playback panel
Used as the play button to initiate Sequential
Search.
Split Buttons
Use to select the desired split-screen mode for
the Sequential Search.
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THUmBNAIL SEARCH
Thumbnail Search is a feature that divides 24 hours of video recording into selected time units and displays the results as
thumbnails.
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2
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1
2
Video Display window
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5
Thumbnail Time Scale Up
Searched video recordings are shown in this
area.
Reduces the time interval for the thumbnail
search in the scale, 1hour 30minutes 10
minutes 1 minute.
Options
Intervals: Use to define the time unit for Thumbnail
Search. 24 hours of video recording
can be divided into units of 1 hour, 30
minutes, 10 minutes or by a user-defined
time period.
Thumbnail Time Scale Down
Increases the time interval for the thumbnail
search in the scale, 1 minute 10 minutes
30minutes 1hour.
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7
Thumbnail Size
Use to increase or decrease the size of thumb-
nails.
Continued Search: Set the amount of thumbnails
to show for each search. Tick
the continued search box to
make search continue from the
last time entry of a preceding
Thumbnail window
The search result is displayed in this section.
Results are displayed as thumbnails.
search.
Start & End: Used to define the search timeframe.
This timeframe can be configured by
right-clicking the timeline and dragging
or enter manually into the boxes.
3
Search
Click the Search button to start the Thumbnail
Search.
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OBJECT SEARCH
This feature is used to search for when objects have appeared and disappeared in a user designated zone.
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2
4
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1
2
Video Display window
3
4
Search
This section is where you define object detection
zones and shows a video image of the selected
camera. To search for changes on a selected
channel. Mark a zone(s) on the grid at the area of
interest.
Click the Search button to start the object
Search
Object Detection window
Search results are displayed in this section.
Displays video images in which a change has
been detected inside the object detection zone.
Options
Define the object search timeframe and monitor-
ing zone sensitivity.
With the search timeframe configured as
00:00:00 to 24:00:00, video data analysis may
require a long time to finish if the subject data
contains numerous object change events. For
this reason, SEC recommends that you search
in 1-hour timeframe intervals.
Set: Use to designate the search sensitivity.
Area Edit: Use to select the whole screen and clear
the screen or use select block to pick
individual blocks in the grid.
Continued Search: Set the amount of thumbnails
to show for each search. Tick
the continued search box to
make search continue from the
last time entry of a preceding
search.
Start & End: Use to designate the search timeframe.
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POS SEARCH
POS Search is a feature that searches video data that has been recorded in sync with transaction records taken from a
point of sale device.
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2
4
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3
1
2
Video Display window
3
4
5
Search
Searched video recordings are shown in this area
Use to search POS transaction records.
Options
products
Date/Time: Use to designate the search timeframe.
Query: Search POS database information using
user-designated parameters.
Displays a list of products transacted at the POS.
Events List
Displays a list of POS events.
POS: Select the ID of the POS device connected to
the DVR (1 through to 16).
List Count: Use to define the number of returns
shown in the event list.
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Backup
BACKUP
Create a backup of recorded data from the DVR to a different storage device.
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Format
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Option
Continuous: Select if you wish to back up
continuous recording data only.
Use to select a desired backup format. Supported
formats are time designation (Time), video files (AVI
and SFx), and still images (BMp and JpEG).
motion/Object Watch: Select if you wish to back
up motion detection
Time Backup
(Time)
An internal storage method used for
backing up large amounts of data.
recording data only.
Alarm (Sensor): Select if you wish to back up alarm
(sensor) detection recording data
only.
AVI Backup
This option stores data in .avi format,
which is playable in Windows Media
Player and other generic media player
applications.
This option backs up data along with an
auto execution video player application.
When backed up in this format, opening
a backup file automatically launches a
video player for playback. SFx backup’s
maximum capacity is 4GB.
Event: Select if you wish to back up instant
recording data or video loss recording data.
Pre Rec: Select if you wish to back up PreAlarm
recording data only.
SFx Backup
(auto execute
file backup)
Audio: Select if you wish to back up audio data only.
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Size
Use to calculated backup data size.
Selecting Backup Timeframe using the
timeline.
BMp/JpEG
Backup
Use to backup video recording by a single
frame. Supports .bmp and .jpeg formats.
1. From the timeline, right-click and drag over
the desired backup timeframe.
Source
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3
4
Shows the source of the backup.
Backup Sched
Designate start and end times for the backup.
Backup Destination
Server: Select a backup destination.
media: Select a backup device.
Drive: Shows the backup device drive letter.
Path: Select a specific backup path.
2. With the desired timeframe highlighted, click
on the Backup button to automatically apply
the selected backup timeframe into the
backup settings.
5
Camera
Select camera channels you wish to backup. In
AVI and SFx backup formats only single channel
backup is available.
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BACKUP mANAGEmENT
Displays the backup information including time range, cycle, format and backup media. Backup is performed in
chronological sequence on the backup schedule list.
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2
3
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Backup List
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5
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priority Up
Displays a list of running and scheduled backup
tasks. Completed tasks will disappear from the
list in the order of their completion.
Moves the selected backup to a higher priority for
the backup to start.
priority Down
Moves the selected backup to a lower priority for
the backup to start.
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3
Information
Displays information of the current backup.
progress
Delete
Displays the progress of the current backup.
Deletes selected backup events from the sched-
ule list.
Scheduled backup entries (configurated in
the setting menu) cannot be deleted from
the Backup Management screen. In order
to delete these entries, please do so in the
menu under Backup Backup Schedule.
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9. Once the recovery process has completed, a
warning tone (beep) will sound.
10. Click on the Reboot button.
System Recovery
System Recovery CD allows you to easily recover the
DVR system upon a system error.
Using the System Recovery CD
1. Turn the system on.
2. Insert the System Recovery CD in the CD drive.
3. Restart the system.
4. Press the F8 key during boot up.
5. Once booted from the CD, the following screen will
be shown.
6. Select “2. Start Computer without UDMA Support”.
11. After restarting, the system will automatically
commence backing up the operating system.
7. Select Restore Disk to recover the hard disk.
(There is no password.)
12. Following operating system backup, the system
will automatically restart.
13. Windows will load and launch the DVR software.
The recovery CD can be used to recover the system
when replacing the Windows-installed hard disk
due to a malfunction or when experiencing a critical
system error. For situations not involving physical
damage and other types of critical malfunctions,
hence situations in which the system can be restarted,
the system can be recovered using system recovery
data stored on the hard disk.
8. Click on the OK button to start the recovery
process.
If recovering the system from the hard disk,
it will be possible to maintain and access
recorded data intact. Data damage due
to physical error of the hard disk or a user
error, however, can lead to permanent loss
of existing recorded data.
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6. Then, from the Initial Image and User Image screen,
click on the Initial Image button and then the OK
button.
System Recovery from the Hard
Disk
1. Restart the system.
2. Click on the F10 key during boot up to access the
WinClon menu.
7. A screen displaying the recovery progress will be
shown.
3. With the No.2 option preselected, press the enter
key to commence the recovery process.
4. When prompted for the password, click on the OK
button to continue with the recovery. If the mouse
is unresponsive, use the tab key to select the OK
button.
8. Once the process has completed, the system will
restart. The recovery process is a success if the
operating system functions normally.
5. From the Backup and Restore menu screen, click
on the Restore button to start the recovery process.
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3. Click the install button from the window that
appears.
WebDVR
Connecting to WebDVR
1. Enter the IP address of the DVR you wish to
connect to the address field of your web browser
4. Once the installation is complete, Internet Explorer
will display the following screen. Enter the user ID
and password and click on Login to connect to the
DVR.
In order for WebDVR to function normally on
Windows Vista, Internet Explorer must be
launched in administrator mode. Launching
the application as an administrator makes
it possible to download and install Activex
software.
To launch Internet Explorer as an
administrator:
1. Click on Start.
2. Place the pointer over Internet Explorer in
Programs and right-click.
3. Click on Run as Administrator from the
popup menu.
2. When prompted with an Activex Control installation
message as shown below, left-click on the
message.
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Video Display window
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Refresh
The live video feed is shown in this area.
Refreshes the timeline with the most recent
recording data.
Live watch
Click to move to the Live Watch screen.
playback Control
Controls for video recording playback. Use to
move to the very beginning or the end of the
video recording and to play in either forward or
reverse direction.
playback
Click to move to the Search screen.
Split Buttons
These buttons indicate 4-, 6-, 9-, 10-, 13-, 16-,
25-, 33-, and 36-split screen modes. Use to
select the screen split you would like to view.
9
Switch to Live
This button reverts the 1-channel playback
screen back to the live feed screen.
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6
Search Date & Time
Select the desired search date and time.
10 Speed/Volume
Used to configure the playback speed and vol-
ume.
Timeline
Provides a graphical display of recording data for
the selected camera channel.
Audio output is available for 1x forward
playback only.
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WebDVR Search Screen
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5
2
4
3
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7
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2
Video Display window
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Refresh
Video recordings are shown in this area.
Refreshes the timeline with the most recent
recording data.
Split Buttons
Split-screen buttons used to split the screen into
different configurations.
Speed/Volume
Use to configure the playback speed and volume.
Search Date & Time
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4
5
Audio output is available for 1x forward
playback only.
Select the desired search date and time.
Timeline
Indicates recording data of each camera.
playback Control
Controls for video recording playback. Use to
move to the very beginning or the end of the
video recording and to play in either forward or
reverse direction.
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SPR Smart Viewer
Viewer Installation
1. Insert the SpR Smart Viewer software CD and
launch the setup.exe file.
2. Follow the instructions of the installation wizard.
3. Once the program installation has completed, click
on the Finish button to exit.
4. An SPR Smart Viewer icon like the one shown
below will be created on your desktop. Double click
on the
program.
icon to launch the SPR Smart Watch
5. Enter the password from the login window
(password: 4321).
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Watch Screen
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2
4
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2
3
Video Display window
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Menu Buttons
This screen displays the live video feeds and 1
channel playback.
These buttons are used to access Search,
E-Map, Backup, System Setup, and Server Con-
nection screens.
Split Buttons
These buttons indicate 4-, 6-, 9-, 10-, 13-, 16-,
25-, 33-, 36- and 64-split screen modes.
Search
E-Map
Server
Connection
Switch Screen/Full Screen/Switch to Live/
Instant Recording/Two-way Audio
Switch Screen(
): Switches through camera
channel feeds in sequence.
): Expands the video feed to full
screen view.
Setup
Backup
Full Screen(
Resource List
6
7
Switch to Live(
): Reverts 1-channel playback
screen back to live feed
screen.
Provides a hierarchical view of resource informa-
tion on cameras, alarm-ins, and alarm-outs mak-
ing up the system. Drag the camera and drop
over the desired location on the Video Display
Window to position the selected camera’s video
feed to that location.
Instant Recording(
):
In the event of an emergency, clicking on the
I-REC button initiates all camera channels to start
continuous recording, regardless of the recording
schedule. This button becomes active after logging
in.
hard Drive Space
Displays the total capacity of the system’s hard
disk and the amount of space used as numeric
and percentage values.
Two-Way Audio(
): This feature is used for two-way
audio communication between
the Viewer and DVR site.
4
Log/pTZ/playback Tabs
The Log tab displays system events, the PTZ tab
contains PTZ control features, and the Playback
tab offers selected channel playback controls.
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Connecting to DVR Server
Disconnecting from DVR Server
1. Click on the
button to add a remote DVR server
1. Click on the
button.
2. From the Server Disconnection window, select the
DVR server you wish to disconnect.
button and then the Disconnect
to the Connection list or to connect to a remote
DVR server. Click on the Connect button to launch
the Server Connection window.
2. Select the DVR you want to connect to from the
server list.
3. Click on the Disconnect button to sever the
connection with the selected DVR server.
4. Click on the Exit button to close the Server
Disconnection window.
Exit SPR Smart Watch
1. Click on the
button and then click the Exit
button to exit to Windows.
3. Click on the Connect button to open a connection
with the selected DVR server. Here, the DVR
server will not be displayed on the server list if a
connection cannot be established due to improper
server connection settings, or the DVR server being
powered off.
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2
Video Display window
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Timeline Bar
This is where recorded video is played back.
Identifies the location of the time you wish to
search. Move the timeline bar left and right to
select the desired search time.
Split Buttons
Video Display Window can be split into 4-, 6-, 9,
10, 13-, or 16-split screens.
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Time Display
Displays the current time.
Menu Buttons
These buttons are used to access Search,
E-Map, Backup, System Setup, and Server Con-
nection screens.
4-
Screen
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9
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10
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13
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16-
Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen
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4
5
Search Date
Select the desired search date and time.
Watch
Server
Connection
Camera
Select the cameras you wish to search.
E-Map
Setup
Timeline
Backup
Timeline features three levels of zoom. The zoom
feature can be used when you require detailed
view of the recorded data bar..
10 Server List
Displays a list of DVR servers connected to SPR
Smart Viewer.
6
Recording Timeline
Displays recording times and recording types in a
graph format.
11 Calendar
Indicates recorded data location in calendar for-
mat. Dates with recorded data will be highlighted
in a different color.
Orange
Blue
Continuous Recording
Motion Recording
12 Bookmark
Use to mark search locations during video re-
cording search.
Grey
Object Watch Recording
Alarm In Recording
Green
13 Event
Yellowish Green Pre Rec Recording
Displays alarm-in, motion detection, and other
types of events on the list. Selecting an event
from the list displays the video recording from the
timeframe in which that event took place.
Dark Blue
Yellow
POS Recording
Video Loss
purple
Instant Recording
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Adjustment
14
Allocating DVR Server to the
Video Display Window
Enables you to edit the selected video. Adjusts or
restore the brightness, contrast, and sharpness
levels of the video and adjust the zoom level.
1. From the DVR server list, select the remote DVR
server you wish to search.
15 print
Use to print recorded video images.
(Print feature can only be used from single screen
zoom-in states.)
16 Refresh
Refreshes the timeline with the most recent
recording data.
Single frame
forward
Forward play
Reverse playback
First recorded data
Last recorded
data
2. Drag and drop the DVR server onto the video
display window.
Single frame
backwards
Stop
18 playback Speed /Volume Control
Enables the user to control the speed and audio
volume of video recording playback.
Slow
Normal Fast
Maximum
Speed
Mute
High Volume
DVR servers connected via a network can be
allocated to the video display window to search
the DVR server’s video recordings.
3. Recording information from the selected DVR
server will be displayed on SPR Smart Playback.
4. To search other DVR servers, repeat steps 1 and 2.
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E-map
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4
1
5
6
7
2
8
Information Display
Displays information about the camera or control
device selected from the e-map.
map Display Window
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2
7
8
Displays the Emap picture with the registered
cameras and alarms.
Camera Feed Display Window
Selected camera from the Emap or dragged from
the server list will be displayed in this screen.
Device List
Displays a list of devices registered on the e-map.
Time Display
3
4
Displays the Samsung logo and the current time.
menu
These buttons are used to access Search,
E-Map, Backup, System Setup, and Server Con-
nection screens.
Server List
5
6
Provides a hierarchical view of resource informa-
tion for cameras, alarm-ins, and alarm-outs on
each server.
E-map Control
Use to register a new e-map or edit/delete an
existing one. The Reset button deletes all placed
camera, alarm-in, and alarm-out controls from
the e-map.
Delete All objects
Edit E-Map
Selected E-Map
Add E-Map
Delete E-Map
E-Map Zoom-Out
CW Control Rotation
CCW Control Rotation
E-Map Zoom-In
Original Size
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Setup menu category buttons
Viewer Configuration
Main Menu
Sub-Menu
• Click on the Viewer Setting button and the
following window will prompt:
• Access the difference setup categories using these
buttons.
• Setup categories include Hardware, Screen,
Schedule, Event, Backup, Network, and System.
Saving/Cancelling Changes
• OK: Closes the configuration window and saves all
changes.
• Cancel: Closes the configuration window without
saving any of the changes.
• Apply: Keeps the configuration window open and
saves all changes.
• Software Information: Displays the software
version of the Viewer.
• Language: Provides multilingual support. The
user can select from a list of language
options.
• Emergency monitor: Enter the port number for
streaming the emergency
Virtual Keyboard
monitor.
• Display Acceleration: Select the level of display
acceleration.
• Click on the
keyboard.
• Using your mouse, click on the characters of the
virtual keyboard to make key entries.
button to launch the virtual
Viewer Password Change
• Password: Enter the current password.
• New Password: Enter the new password.
• Confirm New Password: Reenter the new
password to confirm.
For further details, please refer to SPR
Smart Viewer’s user manual.
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Remote Desktop Control
Remote Desktop Control consists of a server
and a client and must be installed between the
server and the client in order to facilitate TCP/IP-
based connection to the client from the server. By
designating the Viewer as the server, it then becomes
possible to use the Viewer like a local PC via the
client. Remote desktop software includes RealVNC,
pcAnywhere, Radmin, and more.
Remote Connection
PC (VNC Viewer)
SPR Viewer
(VNC Server)
Server software that supports remote
control services.
VNC Server
Client software required for connecting
to the server from a remote PC.
VNC Viewer
Color Level Configuration
When using remote desktop with Viewer,
use one that supports 32-bit color level.
Video cannot be displayed on screen if using
a remote desktop that does not support
32-bit color.
The Remote Desktop Connection feature of
Windows xP is limited to 24-bit color and
therefore does not support video display in
the Viewer.
32-bit Color Configuration in VNC Viewer
1. Launch Start Programs RealVNC
Run VNC Viewer.
2. Click on the Option button and then select
the Colour & Encoding tab.
3. Set the color level to Full (all available
colours) and then click on the OK button.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Category
Main Processor(CPU)
Main Memory(RAM)
Main Board
VGA
SpR-9816
Intel Dual Core E2160 or Higher
DDR2 512 MB
SpR-9716
i945G-IGA
ATI x300SE
H.D.D.
Western Digital 250 GB(SATA) or Higher
TS-H652(IDE)TSST
DVD-RW
LAN
10/100Mbps
O. S
Microsoft Windows xP Embedded
SPC-500-12VW(400W)
Power Supply
Capture Board
SDC-5300
SDC-5100
Input
Monitor Out
Spot Out
Input
BNC 16 Ports(CVBS)
D-sub 1 Port(VGA), BNC 1 Port(CVBS)
BNC 2 Ports(CVBS)
Video
D-sub 1 Port(16 Channel Cable)
Stereo 1 Port
Audio
Output
Max ips@CIF
Division
NTSC(480)/PAL(400)
1 / 4 / 6 / 9 / 10 / 13 / 16
NTSC(480)/PAL(400)
Display
Max ips@CIF
NTSC(120)/PAL(100)
NTSC(704 x 480, 704 x 240, 352 x 240)
PAL(720 x 576, 720 x 288, 352 x 288)
Resolution
Type
Recording
Continuous, Motion, Object Watch, Alarm In, Pre Alarm, POS, Instant REC,
Video Loss
ALARM IN/ALAM OUT
16 Ports/4 Ports
PTZ
Supported (RS485, RS422, COM1, COM2(Option))
Supported (RS485)
Keypad
ATM/POS
Remote S/W
Network
Supported (COM1)
Supported
Static IP, DHCP, ADSL(PPPoE), DDNS
USB, HDD, DVD-RW
Media
Type
Backup
TIME, AVI, SFx, BMP, JPEG
480(W) x 460(D) x 176(H)
16 Kg
Dimension
Weight
Power
110/220 Selectable, AC 100~240V 50/60Hz, 400W Max
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OUTLINE DRAWINGS
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TROUBLESHOOTINGS(FAQ)
pROBLEM
SOLUTION
Check if the computer’s power cables are all connected properly.
Check the input voltage.
Can’t turn ON the power of the system
If you can’t find any wrong connection, but you still can’t turn on the
power, you have to contact the service center or technicians.
Check if the monitor’s power cables are all connected properly.
Check if the monitor’s power button is switched ON.
power is turned ON, but all you can see is a
blue screen.
Check if the output data cable of SPR-9816/9716 system is properly
connected to the monitor.
Disconnect the power cable and then re-connect.
If your monitor has a selectable inputs, make sure you select VGA
mode for input and wait for at least one minute for the screen to
appear.
Check if the output data cable from cameras are properly connected
to SPR-9816/9716 system.
Camera numbers are displayed on the
screen, but can’t see any visual transferred
from camera.
Check if the cameras’ power cables are all connected properly.
Check the cable connections between camera and SPR-9816/9716.
If video signals are sent to multiple systems. Sometimes a video
splitter can cause a weak signal and there can be no signal to the
system display. In this case, connect the camera directly to the
system to avoid this problem.
Try to reboot the SPR-9816/9716 system.
Video images are displayed, but there are
no recordings.
Check if you have set a recording method in the recording
setting. If it is set to ‘NONE’, you have to set it with a recording
mode. .
Try to reboot the SPR-9816/9716 system.
Can’t find recorded images.
Check search timeline to see if video images were recorded at
the time you expect to have recording.
If no video images were recorded at the time zone, check the
setup screen to find if recording method is properly set.
Can’t hear audio from the outputs.
Check if the cameras’ Audio Save Option is set properly.
Check if Audio Play Option is selected on the Search Screen.
Check if microphone and speaker are properly connected to the
rear of SPR-9816/9716 system.
Check if the connected microphone input is working properly.
Check if the connected speaker output is working properly.
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pROBLEM
SOLUTION
Some cameras show video images in weird
colors or abnormal shapes..
Check the cameras connected to the system. Switch the camera
that displays defected images with the another camera that
displays images correctly, then you can check which camera
is not working properly or whether SPR-9816/9716 system is
defected.
Check camera video format types. Countries around the world
use different video broadcasting standards such as PAL, NTSC,
or SECAM. However each standard is incompatible with the
other in terms of video image transmission method and the video
image processing methods. In this case, video images will be
displayed, but not in recognizable shape. Check the video format
type sent from connected cameras and image processing
method set in [System Menu] are identical.
Displayed video signals have a lot of noise.
Check the cameras connected to the system. Switch the camera
that displays defected images with the another camera that
displays images correctly, then you can check which camera
is not working properly or whether SPR-9816/9716 system is
defected.
Check the cable connections between camera and
SPR-9816/9716. Check that these cables are not shorted,
mixed or disconnected.
Check the surroundings of cable connections between camera
and SPR-9816/9716. Check if there is any high-voltage power
line around the cable connections. If there is a high-voltage
power line nearby the cable connections, it can degrade video
image quality or causes noises.
Check the cable connections between camera and
SPR-9816/9716. Check if the cables are the correct type for
transferring video signals. If you have used for example power
cables for video image transmission, it can cause noise on the
displayed video image.
If SPR-9816/9716 is not working properly, or there is malfunction,
the embedded self diagnosis feature might cause the system to
reboot.
Sometimes the system reboots without any
cause.
Check the sensor types set in Camera Setup menu are identical with
the sensors actually connected to the system.
Connected sensors are not working
properly.
Check if the system’s sensors are enabled in the [Recording Setup]-
[Recording Schedule] menu.
Check if the sensors are correctly connected to power source.
Check if the sensors’ signal lines are correctly connected.
Check if the control devices are enabled in the Camera Setup menu.
Connected control devices are not working
properly.
Check if the control devices are correctly connected to power
source.
Check if the signal lines of the control devices are correctly
connected.
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