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Samsung SHR-9716 User's Manual

1. J Ol G2 3 0 05 Ge Gz s Power Supply AC 100 240V 60 50Hz 4A 2A Sensor Input Alarm In Ports 16 ports Spot Monitor Out Ports 2 ports Camera Video Input Ports 16 ports i ee E RS485 Port Alarm Out Ports 4 ports Audio Input Port SEET Mouse Input Port PS 2 Keyboard Input Port PS 2 Printer Port LPT1 COM Port COM1 Internal VGA Port USB Port Ver 2 0 Ethernet Port 100 Mbps a amp e Microphone Input Port two way audio input ONOHO Audio Output Port speaker connection port h a VGA Port Spot Monitor Out Port supports 16 screen 04_ introducing your real time DVR installation CHECKING INSTALLATION CONDITIONS Adhere to the following precautions when installing the unit e Indoor use only e Prevent water and liquids from coming in contact with the unit s terminals e Protect the unit from excessive impact and force e Do not forcibly pull on the power cable e Do not open or disassemble the unit e Use within the rated power input output range only e Use an approved power cable only e 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 ins
2. XIGNaAddV 60 appendix _79 TROUBLESHOOTINGS FAQ PROBLEM Can t turn ON the power of the system Power is turned ON but all you can see is a blue screen SOLUTION Check if the computer s power cables are all connected properly Check the input voltage 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 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 Camera numbers are displayed on the screen but can t see any visual transferred from camera Check if the output data cable from cameras are properly connected to SPR 9816 9716 system 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 co
3. 2 From the event list double click on the event you wish to search Event i i ere eee a gt 3 The video recording associated to the selected event will be displayed on the search screen lt lt 155542 PRINTING Printing Search Screen 1 Select the search screen you wish to print am 15 55 42 earch Advancec Setup HOYVAS 90 MAX Vo 4 2 Click on the ve and the following window will be displayed Then select a printer Print 2 x Printer Nene LL Properties Status Default printer Ready Type HP DeskJet 850C Where LPT1 Comment r Print range Copies All Number of copies fi C Pages frol tof mie Cc Gelectian ell ERE x cma 3 Click on the button to start printing The following error message will prompt if your printer has not been configured properly y Before you can print you need to install a printer fe To do this click Start point to Settings click Printers and then double click Add Printer iY Printer Configuration 1 Click Start gt Settings gt Printers 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 se
4. 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 ocAnywhere Radmin and more SPR Viewer VNC Server Server software that supports remote VNC Server control services Client software required for connecting YNG viewer to the server from a remote PC K Color Level Configuration e 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 gt Programs gt RealVNC gt Run VNC Viewer 2 Click on the Option button and then select the Colour amp Encoding tab 3 Set the color level to Full all available colours and then click on the OK button VNC Viewer Options i x Colour amp Encoding inputs Misc Load Save V Auto select M Preferred encoding If ul all availabl colours ZALE r C Hextile C Low 64 colours C Raw C Very low 8 colours appendix
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6. Server SPA 9816 DVR SFPR 381EK 0VR SPA S61E DVR SFR 381 DYR Type Description System System System System Video Display Window This screen displays the live video feeds and 1 channel playback Split Buttons These buttons indicate 4 6 9 10 13 16 20 33 36 and 64 split screen modes Switch Screen Full Screen Switch to Live Instant Recording Two Way Audio Switch Screen fj Switches through camera channel feeds in sequence Full Screen Qi Expands the video feed to full screen view Switch to Live g Reverts 1 channel playback screen back to live feed screen Instant Recording Gig 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 Two Way Audio This feature is used for two way audio communication between the Viewer and DVR site 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 4 Camera 1 Camera Camera I Camera I Camera I Camera Camera I Camera Smart Viewer Conninuous Recording Continuous Recording SPR 9B16 OVRY J E Camera 16 Camera 1 E Camera 2 n Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 EN Camera 6 Camera 7 Camera amp i Camera 9 E Camera 10 E Camera 11 Sn C
7. wa Clonix co kr Select from Menu 1234 or press CENTER Selection 2 Singlestepping F8 is OFF 7 Select Restore Disk to recover the hard disk There is no password 8 Click on the OK button to start the recovery process 9 Once the recovery process has completed a warning tone beep will sound 10 Click on the Reboot button XIGNaAddV 60 11 After restarting the system will automatically commence backing up the operating system 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 4 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 appendix _65 System Recovery from the Hard 6 Then from the Initial Image and User Image screen Disk click on the Initial Image button and then the OK a button 1 Restart the system 2 Click on the F10 ke
8. 2 Remote Frame Adjust the network streaming frame rates for individual cameras vidual cameras 4 Remote Quality Adjust the streaming picture quality for individual cameras System Setup _41 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 os 4 Network cm ney E Stream Control Emergency Monitor a Name Emergency 2 No Name Address Pd jj Remote Address i1 i ge a Address Emergency 210 120 120 40 121 Address 210 120 120 40 Port 12005 Emergency Stream Transfer Time hour min sec Transfer Time op g0 D Condition Setting Emergent Event gency min ae tt ti it O1 02 03 04 05 06 OF 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Video Loss se re e a s5 OL 02 03 04 0506 07 06 09 10 11 LF 14 15 16 amn AObGbbdocagoocaoaHgEa QI 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 OS 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 List Add Click to add a new emergency monitor setup to the list Edit Click to edit and update a emergency monitor setup Del Click to remove the selected emergency monitor connection info 2 Name Enter the name of the emergency monitor setup you wish to add to the list Remote Address Address Enter the I
9. Installation Basic connections Sensor connection Alarm connection RS485 Connection Network connection External keypad connection Pos device connection Live watch screen Login screen Camera channel Database drive allocation Resource ptz playback log Full screen Live screen switch 1 Channel video playback Camera channel assignment ON Screen keyboard System setup Basic menu Hardware Recording Event Backup Network System Search screen Search date and time selection Timeline Search screen playback Split scren setupt Screen adjustment Event search Printing contents 01 02 contents ADVANCED SEARCH BACKUP APPENDIX 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 67 70 77 78 79 Event search Sequential search Thumbnail search Object search Pos search Backup Backup management System recovery WebDVR SPR Smart viewer Remote desktop control Specifications Outline drawings Troubleshotings FAQ mtroducing your real time DVR DVR Front View With the Panel Closed dAd AWIL TVS YNOA SNIONGOYLNI LO With the Panel Open 1 Power 2 USB DVD RW 4 e Front and rear configurations of the system may change to reflect changes in specifications or other quality improvement purposes introducing your real time DVR_03 DVR Rear View
10. 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 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 Speed Setting Speed mn OZ YT Apply Po Cancel Directional Pad Controls the vertical horizontal and diagonal movement of the PTZ camera Also used to navigate in the PTZ camera s OSD menu Focus Zoom Iris Controls the PTZ camera s focus zoom and iris First recorded Data Playback Tab w Click on the Playback tab to access recording timelines and recording playback controls for 1ch K Single Frame Reverse playback 4 Reverse Playback pa aa Forward Play Stop D Single Frame Forward Last recorded Data x 1X Refresh Playback O Refreshes the timeline to the latest recording data Slow Fast 5 Camera Q Displays the selected video channel Selecting the camera will display the corresponding time line em data A Date amp Time Selection Volume Mute Select the desired year month and date to search High Volume Timeline Timeline features five levels of zoom The zoom K e Audio output is only available for 1x feature can be used view the time line in more forward playback detail Left click on the timeline to zo
11. 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 Sometimes the system reboots without any cause If SPR 9816 9716 is not working properly or there is malfunction the embedded self diagnosis feature might
12. s e mail addresses CC Enter the email address of Cc recipients Subject Enter the subject of the e mail 4 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 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 36_ System Setup Condition Setting 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 6 Mail List Add Add a mailing list Update Edit an existing mail list Del Remove a mailing list E Mail Address Manage E Mail Address Manage 1 Name _ L GroupName Oea E4 Operator samsung Operatoreisamsung Operators samsung
13. 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 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 30_ System Setup POS A recording mode that initiates recording by POS when a transaction takes place if Recording mode button states e When dragging the timeline with the mouse there are three types of recording mode button states Selected State Cleared State Selected and Cleared State e Selected State 1 When the concerned recording mode is enabled e Cleared State 2 J When the concerned recording mode is disabled e Selected and Cleared State 1 When two different recording modes have been enabled 2 Restore to previous setting 4 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 6 Apply to Highlight a single channel recording time
14. 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 Edit E Map Delete All objects E mapoul New Edit Delete Reset Add E Map Selected E Map Delete E Map E Map Zoom Out CW Control Rotation E Map Zoom In CCW Control Rotation Original Size 6 Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 EN Camera 6 Camera 7 N Camera 8 Camera 9 E Camera 10 SH Camera 11 Camera 12 Camera 13 Camera 14 Camera 15 oy Camera 16 5 0 Alarm In 16 Information Display Displays information about the camera or control device selected from the e map Device List Displays a list of devices registered on the e map appendix _75 XIGNAddV 60 Setup menu category buttons Main Menu Hardware Sub Menu e Access the difference setup categories using these buttons e Setup categories include Hardware Screen Schedule Event Backup Network and System Saving Cancelling Changes e OK Closes the configuration window and saves all changes e Cancel Closes the configuration window without saving any of the changes e Apply Keeps the configuration window open and saves all changes Virtual Keyboard EEE e Click on the RE button to launch the virtual Keyboard e Using your mouse click on the characters of the virtual keyboard to make key entries
15. You can select a split screen mode for search screen playback 4 6 9 10 13 16 Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen 54 Search SCREEN ADJUSTMENT Picture Quality Adjustment 1 From the search screen select the camera channel you wish to adjust am I ER a Pa m Or i 1 njin faae sca hat eed N MAX dx 2 Click on the Adjust tab to access picture adjustment controls BR Use to adjust the brightness level of the video image 2 co Use to adjust the contrast level of the video image SH Use to adjust the sharpness level of the video image 4 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 6 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 3 Adjust the brightness contrast and sharpness levels by using the BR CO and SH slide bars 4 To restore picture quality settings to default click on the button Expanding Shrinking the Screen 1 From the search screen select the channel you wish to expand or shrink 15 7 55 42 search Oy Advanced LELT tei Setup l Exit 2 Click on the button to expand or shrink the screen Video Zoom In 1 Playback the recording period of interest 2 From the search scr
16. amp On Screen Keyboard E ioj xj File Keyboard Settings Help esc Fi F2 F3 Fa F5 Fe F7 Fs f Forio riri psc ork C lilelslsls eslzls s o thse fins naoui fal jelrltlolulilololi i s faelendpad 7 ef s om l laltlolhlilklil ent pog Se z xicivibinjm 7 EES t DBA EEE 3x cms 76_ appendix Viewer Configuration e Click on the Viewer Setting button and the following window will prompt Software Information Viewer Version 1 0 0 100 2008032101 Language English ka This setup will affect after reboot Without reboot some language may show broken characters or side effects Emergency Monitor Port 12005 Display Accelerator Acceleration Maximum e Software Information Displays the software version of the Viewer e Language Provides multilingual support The user can select from a list of language options e Emergency Monitor Enter the port number for streaming the emergency monitor e Display Acceleration Select the level of display acceleration Viewer Password Change Viewer Password Change Password New Password pe Confirm New ha Password e Password Enter the current password e New Password Enter the new password e Confirm New Password Reenter the new password to confirm Z e For further details please refer to SPR Smart Viewer s user manual Remote Desktop Control
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18. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 126 27 26 29 30 31 5 i E18 Oirr 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 17 18 19 20 B22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 5 1 M 2 z G 8 3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 13414156 17 1619 20 21 22 23 24 125 26 2 26 29 30 31 ce B ES SMTWTFS 1 2 34567869 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 26 29 30 Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 6 Camera Camera 8 Camera Camera 10 Camera 11 Camera 12 Camera 13 Camera 14 Camera 15 Camera 16 31 Schedule Mode Weekday Y l Recording Mode E E Continuous Motion E E Object Watch Alarm In Pre Rec a POS Holiday 4 Apply to Calendar The calendar consists of six months Click on a date to view the camera recording modes set for that date 2 Schedule Mode This feature is used to apply a recording schedule by weekdays Saturdays or holidays Weekday Displays the recording schedule for all weekdays Saturday Displays the recording schedule for all Saturdays Holiday Displays the recording schedule for all holidays Recording Mode 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 Continuous A recording mode that will continuous record regardless of event occurrence Motion
19. 42 2 Watc 7 15 55 9 Calendar Indicates days on which recording data exists Selecting a date that contains recording data enables you to search recordings on that date Snapshot This feature takes still images from the video dis play window and saves them as a JPEG or BMP file Printer Prints the current video image displayed Refresh Refreshes the timeline with the most recent recording data Menu Buttons Watch Accesses the Live Watch screen Search Exit from the Search screen Advanced Search Accesses the Advanced Search screen Backup Accesses the Backup configuration screen Setup Accesses the System Setup screen Exit Use to terminate the DVR program or the system SEARCH DATE AND TIME SELECTION 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 Selecting Search Date And Time 1 From the calendar select the date you wish to search 2 Move the timeline bar left and right to select the timeframe you wish to search P Saec oo 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Timeline Bar Sel All Cam Use to select or deselect all cameras 2 Camera Use to manually select individual cameras Recording Timeline Provides color coded graphical display of recording durations and modes Orange Continuous Recording Blue Motion Record
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21. Camera 1 Resolution 352 x 240 Rec Frame 10 fps 30 fps Rec Quality Normal Rec Type Continuous PTZ Setting Samsung 9600 0 4 Linked Alarm In Brightness Attribute Contrast l Hue eais amet Saturation Camera oz e NEE o cap eonte Covert Channel Apply to Linked Alarm In el elke bey ke ie be ke ked el e key Ee tey iese Qi 02 Video Display Window Camera Attribute Displays the selected camera video feed Changes to camera settings can be verified from Attribute this window Name Information Camera Use Displays information about the selected camera une pam channel Covert Channel Attribute Configure the camera name mode PTZ setting and covert channel Picture Adjustment 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 K e 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 Linked Alarm In Select which sensor to link with the selected e Name Enter a name Suggestion Camera location e Camera Enable or disable the selected camera e PTZ Enable or disable PTZ use for the se
22. Cancel 2 Click Yes to initiate formatting or No to bypass formatting The drive will then be reallocated as a database drive DB Allocation LocalC Drive System 6 72 GB Alloc Size Warning RESOURCE PTZ PLAYBACK LOG Resource Tab Camera Displays the camera status Drag and drop a camera icon to the live screen to view the video feed from that camera 2 Alarm in Displays the alarm in status A triggered channel will turn red Alarm out Displays the alarm out status An activated alarm will turn red 16_ monitoring PTZ Tab Auto Move Automated PTZ movement functions 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 trios 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 automatically moves the camera in the same pattern and speed 2 Preset 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
23. DVR ae 5 Fe os i Speed Volume i a a A a a a a SE Ss SS ey Se SS ee N N E T M M a a M Y 6 Video Display Window Video recordings are shown in this area 2 Split Buttons Split screen buttons used to split the screen into different configurations Search Date amp Time Select the desired search date and time 4 Timeline Indicates recording data of each camera 5 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 Live Watch XIGNAddV 60 6 Refresh Refreshes the timeline with the most recent recording data Speed Volume Use to configure the playback speed and volume 4 e Audio output is available for 1X forward playback only appendix _69 SPR Smart Viewer Viewer Installation Insert the SPR Smart Viewer software CD and launch the setup exe file setup exe 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 Ol below will be created on your desktop Double click on the icon to launch the SPR Smart Watch Watch program Enter the password from the login window password 4321 Login Password g gn 70_ appendix Watch Screen Watch Fe
24. F Recording F Sampling Name Audio 1 Sampling kHz Sbits _ B Apply to Audio Link Info TT N oe kHz abie BkHe abits kHz Sbits kHz Sbits 8kHz Sbits amp kHz 8bits kHz bits kHz Sbits kHz bits kHz Sbits kHz Sbits kHz bits ee 2 Audio 3 Audio 4 Sudio 5 4udio 6 Audio 7 pee z Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 6 Camera Camera amp Sudio amp Camera 9 Audio 9 Camera 10 10 Audio 10 Camera 11 Audio 11 Audio 12 Audio 13 sO foo spo jon po i OPO OOo 0O T ga ojo IRIRI IK RIRIKI OTO E O D Audio Input Apply to This menu allows you to associate individual Live Select this option if you want to apply the audio input channels to each camera channel current live option settings to all or selected Select a camera channel and then the audio input camera channels channel you wish to associate to the selected Recording Select this option if you want to apply amea chanae the current recording option settings to all or selected camera channels 2 Audio Setup Sampling Select this option if you want to apply Live Enables disables live audio output on the live the current sampling settings to all or screen selected camera channels Recording Enables disables audio recording Apply to Implements the setting changes for the Name Enter the name of the audio channel selected options to all or selected camera Sampling Select the desired recording sampli
25. HDD HA 2008 02 15 10 50 09 2008 02 15 10 55 48 ol 4 BAAT Down 5 Backup List Displays a list of running and scheduled backup tasks Completed tasks will disappear from the list in the order of their completion 2 Information Displays information of the current backup Progress Displays the progress of the current backup 64_ Backup Delete 6 4 Priority Up 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 6 Delete Deletes selected backup events from the sched ule list e 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 gt Backup Schedule iY aooenadlkx 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 WinClon System Backup amp Restor Solution www Clonix co kr 4 1 Start Computer with CD ROM UDMA Support default 3 Start Computer without CD ROM Support 4 Start Computer without WinCion
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27. Search Set the amount of events to show for each search Tick the continued search box to Alarm In Sensor signal detection recording event make search continue from the Object Watch Object detection recording last time entry of a preceding event search Motion Motion detection recording Start amp End Use to define the search timeframe This timeframe can be configured by em right clicking the timeline and dragging Video Loss Video loss recording event or enter manually into the boxes Instant Recording REC button initiated recording Search event Click to start the search process POS POS transaction initiated recording event Pre Rec Pre Rec Motion or Alarm In recording event 58 advanced search SEQUENTIAL SEARCH Sequential Search is a feature that displays video recordings from a selected channel in a chronological sequence Video Display Window Initiating Sequential Search creates a continuing series of video images from the selected camera channel under a selected split screen mode 2 Split Buttons Use to select the desired split screen mode for the Sequential Search HOYVAS GAONVAGV ZO Camera Buttons Used to designate which channel to use for Sequential Search 4 Playback Panel Used as the play button to initiate Sequential Search advanced search _59 THUMBNAIL SEARCH Thumbnail Search is a feature that divides 24 hours of video recording into selected time units
28. Thumbnail Size Use to increase or decrease the size of thumb nails Thumbnail Window The search result is displayed in this section Results are displayed as thumbnails OBJECT SEARCH This feature is used to search for when objects have appeared and disappeared in a user designated zone Area Edit Sensitivity SelectAll EE Delete all E i 50 Select Block Continued Search Ser Start lu ARA an PE E OmMDe End o0 o mH PSAmsuNad 6 07 5 7 Watch O Search Ab Advanced Search Sel All Cam A _ x lig Camera 2 i Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Pama nmn 4 Calend a M T no Es x v W WW T Xe Video Display Window 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 2 Options Define the object search timeframe and monitor ing zone sensitivity 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 amp End Use to designate the search timeframe Search Click the Search button
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30. _77 XIGNAddV 60 SPECIFICATIONS Category Main Processor CPU SPR 9816 SPR 9716 Intel Dual Core E2160 or Higher Main Memory RAM DDR2 512 MB Main Board I945G IGA VGA ATI X300SE ADD Western Digital 250 GB SATA or Higher DVD RW TS H652 IDE TSST LAN 10 100Mbps OFS Microsoft Windows XP Embedded Power Supply SPC 500 12VW 400W Capture Board SDC 5300 SDC 5100 Inout BNC 16 Ports CVBS Video Monitor Out D sub 1 Port VGA BNC 1 Port CVBS Spot Out BNC 2 Ports CVBS Inout D sub 1 Port 16 Channel Cable Audio Output Stereo 1 Port Max ips CIF NTSC 480 PAL 400 Display Division 1 4 6 9 10 13 16 Max ips CIF NTSC 480 PAL 400 NTSC 420 PAL 1 00 Saun NTSC 704 x 480 704 x 240 352 x 240 Recording PAL 720 x 576 720 x 288 352 x 288 Continuous Motion Object Watch Alarm In Pre Alarm POS Instant REC ype Video Loss ALARM IN ALAM OUT 16 Ports 4 Ports RIZ Supported RS485 RS422 COM1 COM2 Option Keypad Supported RS485 ATM POS Supported COM1 Remote S W Supported Network Static IP DHCP ADSL PPPoE DDNS Media USB HDD DVD RW Backup Type TIME AVI SFX BMP JPEG Dimension 480 W x 460 D x 176 H Weight 16 Kg Power 110 220 Selectable AC 100 240V 50 60Hz 400W Max 78_ appendix OUTLINE DRAWINGS fii 23599829 VDVOVODOVOOO
31. and displays the results as thumbnails Thumbnail D 1 Hour 30 Minutes 10 Minutes User Defined 60 Minutes Continued Search Start 17 32 27 30 Number 17 2 27 End 23 00 E samsona 16207532 H Watch O Search A Advanced q Search oe ee ee ee ee e Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Video Display Window Searched video recordings are shown in this area 2 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 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 amp 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 Search Click the Search button to start the Thumbnail Search 60_ advanced search SevANCaM I oo 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 1 4 Thumbnail Time Scale Up Reduces the time interval for the thumbnail search in the scale 1hour gt 30minutes gt 10 minutes gt 1 minute 5 Thumbnail Time Scale Down Increases the time interval for the thumbnail search in the scale 1 minute gt 10 minutes gt 30minutes gt 1hour 6
32. authority to log into the watch screen Instant Playback Gives authority to perform 1 channel search from the monitoring screen PTZ Control Gives authority to perform PTZ control Covert Channel Search Gives authority to monitor video feeds configured as covert channels Instant Recording Gives authority to commence instant recording of selected cameras in emergencies by clicking on the I REC button 6 Search 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 Covert Channel Search Gives authority to view Covert Channels during search Setup Gives authority to change DVR system operation settings Login Gives authority to enter the setup menu System Setup _43 dNlas WALSAS SO Camera Gives authority over camera configurations Adding a Group Alarm Gives authority over sensor and alarm configurations External Monitor Gives authority for external 1 To add a new user group click on the Add button monitor video feed from the following window configurations z Recording Gives authority over recording Group list configurations Schedule ed soa over recording schedule Group Na Description _ Motion Gives authority over motion recording Administrators configurations Power Lisers Emergency Gives authority over emergency peered de situat
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34. following a detection event with your mouse 5 Spot Full Up Deactivate Object Watch Zone Enable or disable full screen spot monitor pop up Right click on or drag over the detection zone you of the video feed when a object event occurs wish to deactivate Dwell Time Use to configure the duration for 2 Object Detection Settings displaying the camera on the spot port Reference Picture Displays the reference picture 6 Linked PTZ Current Picture Displays the current picture Camera Use to associate a PTZ to a object watch Set Reference Picture event When an event takes place this Designates the current video as the reference feature moves the selected PTZ to a picture preset position Set Minimum Hold Time Preset Use to select the desired PTZ preset Used to define the minimum monitoring duration Linked Camera An object watch event is generated only if an object ae ae Link other cameras to record when the selected change lasts for longer than the minimum monitoring camera detects an object event Multiple cameras duration Block Count Use to designated the number of Co Cele a blocks for object detection Apply to Sensitivity Use to select the sensitivity of object The selected channel setting value can be applied detection to all or selected channels Set All Area Selects the whole screen for object 9 Linked Alarm Out detection Link Alarm Outs to trigger on object detection mul Erase All Area Clears the screen of an
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36. 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 72_ appendix Disconnecting from DVR Server 1 Click on the button and then the Disconnect button 2 From the Server Disconnection window select the DVR server you wish to disconnect Server Disconnection Server Name Add ress 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 Ei button and then click the Exit button to exit to Windows Disconnection Exit Search Playback Smart Viewer Video Display Window This is where recorded video is played back 2 Split Buttons Video Display Window can be split into 4 6 9 10 13 or 16 split screens 4 6 9 10 13 16 Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen Search Date Select the desired search date and time 4 Camera Select the cameras you wish to search Timeline Timeline features three levels of zoom The zoom feature can be used when you require detailed view of the recorded data bar 6 Recording Timeline Displays recording times and recording types in a graph format Orange Continuous Recording Blue Motion Recording Grey Object Watch Recording Green Alarm In Recording Yellowish Green Pre Rec R
37. 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 e 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 oefore 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 e SEC retains the copyright on this manual e This manual cannot be copied without prior written approval from the SEC e 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 e If you want to open the case of your system for for any reason ple
38. that you do not lose it Administrators should separately record and manage their registered password 14_ monitoring CAMERA CHANNEL Camera Channel Display Icons 2 14 E C01 CAMERAO1 Camera Type Indicates whether the camera is a normal camera or a PTZ camera sg Indicates a normal camera E Indicates a PTZ camera 2 Channel Number Indicates the channel number of the camera Camera Designation Displays the camera s designation 4 Recording Mode Displays the camera s recording Mode Live Audio Indicates that audio output has been activated for the channel Recording Modes On Screen Indication Not Recording No Indication Continuous Recording REC C Motion Recording REC M Object Detection REC W Recording REC S Sensor Alarm In REG P PreAlarm Recording l POS Recording BEC Instant Recording REC Video Loss REC L DATABASE DRIVE ALLOCATION Allocating a New Database Drive 1 Login as an administrator then double click on the ES icon Used Free D A tal 383 9 G 2 You will then be prompted with the Database Drive Allocation window DB Allocation Local C Drive Systm 6 72 GB Alloc Size 6 72 GB Local D Drive 221 78 GB Alloc Size 221 78 GB Local F Drive Free Size 231 78 GB 69 07 MB Directory AJEAG SHR 3 Left click on a non allocated drive Free Size and you will be prompted with a Do you want to format warning
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40. the other menus Search setup etc Video Display Window Displays the live video feeds on screen Simply drag and drop a camera channel to move a video feed 2 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 4 6 9 10 13 16 Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen Screen Switch Screen Full Screen Switch to Live In stant Recording Switch Screen amp J Automatically cycles through the video feeds Full Screen Gi Expands the video feeds to a full screen view Switch to Live Eal Reverts a 1 channel playback screen back to the live feed screen Instant Recording Gii 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 4 Resource PTZ Playback Log Resource Select and view the status of cameras 6 lt gt 11 09 31 ONIHOLINOWN 0 sensors alarms and other devices connected to the DVR 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 Clock Displays the current time of your DVR system Menu Buttons Watch Accesses the Live Watch screen Search Accesses the Search screen Ad
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44. to start the object Search 4 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 K 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 advanced search _61 HOYVAS AJ NVAQV ZO 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 r Date Time Start 2008 f af 5 hd oo 5 2008 3 5 M co oo 0 H ftemType all Y item Name Pos POS 1 v ListCount i0 D Search am 16 08 47 Search Advanced Search d Backup ry Setup Exit eee ee P 00 01 02 03 04 O05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 I4 1 pre Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Video Display Window Searched video recordings are shown in this area 2 Options Date Time Use to designate the search timeframe Query Search POS database information using user designated parameters 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 62_ advanced search Search Use to se
45. void and Operator access other user accounts Bid iene e Non admin accounts cannot modify their Restricted Us own access clearance This can only be done Standard Users through the admin account 44_ System Setup Deleting a Group 1 Select the group you wish to delete Group list feet een Administrators TEn f perator ae ps Power Users Restricted Us Standard Users 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 Confirm group delete Are you sure you want to delete the group 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 Are you sure you want to delete user s in group 5 You can then verify the deletion Group list eve eaen Administrators Power Users Restricted Us Standard Users Adding a User Account 1 To add a new user account click on the Add button from the following window User list tone Jpeseteton T 2 Enter the name password group association and other information about the user account you wish to include Acc
46. window Click the Yes button to initiate formatting and the allocation of a new database drive DB Allocation Local C Drive System 6 72 GB Alloc Size Warning Directory 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 DB Allocation Local C Drive 6 72 GB System Alloc Size 6 72 GB 221 78 GB Li Local D Drive Alloc Size 221 78 GB Local F Drive 231 78 GB Directory D AGY Alloc Size 231 78 GB 2 Click OK to disable the allocated drive The drive color will turn red DB Allocation Local C Drive 6 72 GB ONIYOLINOW 0 Po I Syst m Alloc Size 6 72 GB Local D Drive 221 78 GB Local F Drive 231 78 GB Alloc Size 221 78 GB Released DB Size 231 78 GB Directory 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 monitoring _15 Reallocating a Disabled Drive 1 Left click your mouse on a disabled database drive and you will be prompted with a Do you want to format warning window DB Allocation LocalC Drive System 6 72 GB Alloc Size 6 72 GB Alloc Size 221 78 GB Local D Drive 221 78 GB Local F Drive 231 78 GB Directory
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49. COM port expansion card connecting with other devices _09 NETWORK CONNECTION a E Ethernet UTP Cable CAT5 BENENE oo am s Se ee eet ee LAN WAN omma eeg gpg Oe coo0 00 00 ool O intenet 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 K e Before connecting your DVR system to the network please contact your network administrator to prevent the system from causing a network conflict 10_ connecting with other devices EXTERNAL KEYPAD CONNECTION R 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 K 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 protoc
50. Click on the Ea button to stop the cycling 18_ monitoring 1 CHANNEL VIDEO PLAYBACK Instant 1 channel playback of the selected channel while monitoring others on live video feed 1 Channel Playback 1 While monitoring select a camera feed you wish to playback 113 09 31 Watch ory Oy Adva 3 Click onthe camera button 4 The recording time line data of the selected channel will be displayed 2008 4 4 F Bg 11 44 15 E 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 5 Select the playback time and click on the gt button to start playback 6 Click on the Ei button to exit the 1 channel playback CAMERA CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT Assigning a Camera Channel 1 Click on a camera button using your mouse and drag to the live screen L t Watch xit VA lt a 11 09 31 L O O z ienn y R E a f Advanced 3 i t taig Psi _ a ot ONIYOLINOW 0 2 After dragging to live screen drop over the desired location on live screen to assign that channel 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 mI 02 03 4 0s 06 O7 08 ee i a a o aa 01 02 03 04 oF 06 07 08 amer EN N TE E E E 1 To reset the cameras to their default locations
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53. O08 03 20 i 20 53 00 2008 03 20 20 53 00 2008 03 20 20 53 00 2008 03 20 cH 2008 03 20 2008 03 20 2008 03 20 2008 03 20 3 sat System 20 53 07 Options 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 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 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 Notification Select to store the emergency status and other externally sourced information log Date Time Filter This feature filters out the log data using defined parameters Range Select the desired range of dates for log data search Start Select the starting date and time for log data search End Select the ending date and time for log data search 48 _ System Setup Network R E is detected 16 cameras detected 16 local recording codects loaded 16 remote li
54. Operatort samsung dNlas WALSAS SO Name Add Enter the name you wish to search Click to add the selected contacts from the user 2 Search list to the group Click on the Search button to commence 6 Del search Click to remove selected contacts from the group User List ist Displays user names registered in the mail list and Group List their respective e mail addresses Displays a list of user names and email addresses Add Click on the Add button to add a new user assigned to the selected group name and email address Add Click on the Add button to create a new Del Click on the Remove button to delete selected group contacts from the list Del Click to delete the selected group 4 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 System Setup _37 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 Schedule Setup se ES us E ote a 2 1 T Backup 12 07 06 13 07 06 14 08 06 lt a a List Add Click on this button to add a backup profile to the list Edit Click on this button to edit a backup profile Del Click on this button to remove a backup profile 2 Backup Title Enter the name of a backup profi
55. P address of the emergency monitor installed remote PC Port Enter the emergency monitor s port number Standard 12005 4 Emergency Stream Transfer Time Configure how long you wish to stream the video feed in the event or an emergency of event detec tion 42_ System Setup 5 Condition Setting Select which notifications will transmit video feed to the remote PC s emergency monitor Emergency Select to use the DVR preset emergency setup configuration 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 SYSTEM 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 Name admin Password er System Group Phone E Mail Server Stop Watch User list anaana aan admin 7 Schedule F Backup 7 Date Time F Object Watch A Login Ins
56. SPR 9816 9716 jJenuew 1 SN WALSAS DNIGdOOsAd IVLIDIG IC TAL RECORDING oy user manual imagine the possibilities Thank you for purchasing this Samsung product To receive a more comprehensive service please register your product at www samsung com global register AB82 01978A Rev 00 ex INASINVS Key Teatures 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 e 16 Channel BNC Video Inout Connectors e NTSC PAL Video Source Compatible e Recording speed 480 ips NTSC 400 ips PAL using CIF resolutions 852x240 NTSC 352x288 PAL e Supports hard drive overwrite mode e Supports USB 2 0 backup devices e Supports remote monitoring via Windows Network with SPR Smart Viewer e Record and playback 16 audio channels e Includes various recording options triggers continuous motion object watch sensor POS video loss and 1 ch instant recording e Alarm Interface Inout 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 saves O intel Program A af e D Keyboard User Manual Keys SPR Smar
57. System Info This displays the DVR system operating system This displays the DVR systems name location processor type memory graphic card LAN card software version model administrator name and and HDD information A S Diary System Setup _51 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 Video Display Window Video playback is shown in this area 2 Time Display Displays the current time Split Buttons These buttons indicate 4 6 9 10 13 and 16 split screen modes 4 Search Date Select the desired search date and time Camera Button Select the cameras you wish to search 6 Timeline Displays recording data for each camera channel Playback Control Select to playback video data in forward and reverse modes Control the playback speed and adjust the volume level for audio data Adj Event Info 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 52 Search lt gt
58. VA Standard 1 0 1 0 Ganz Path oo mE pjo eee Displays the location for exporting importing the system profile 3 Click on the Open button to start the software 2 Path Button upgrade 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 Upgrading 4 Import 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 System Setup _49 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 ee System Date Time Date Time Setup Date Time 2008 3 j 21 FIRM 1 48 5 Get internet time Time zone GMT 09 00 Seoul bd ETIS DateFormat A CYMM DD Delimiter M Time Server b Add D Server time windows com Automatic setup T time setting when reboot m schedule time setting Automatic setup Hourly 13 hour Daily l 1 day 06 o oO A Overwrite option Warning You are about to set the system clock to a time value earlier than the current system time Se
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60. a motion 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 soot monitor output etc Setup lt 5 ne ES Reference Picture l Current Picture Set Reference Picture Set Minimum Hold Time Block Count e 4 16x16 Sensitivity 60 Set All Area Erase All Area I Rec time dN Las WALSAS SO Pre rec time Post rec time Linked PTZ 6 Not Use Dg F Beep Camera 1 si Linked Camera Camera Preset Spot Full Up 5 Spot Full Up Not Use v Dwell Time 01 02 03 B 07 08 09 10 11 i 14 16 Linked Alarm Out BABA 0i 02 03 04 M Block Count F Sensitivity m Pre rectime F Post rec time Apply to Video Display Window 4 Rec Time This window is used to define the object watch Pre rec time Use to configure how long to record zone for the selected video feed ___ for leading up to a detection event Set Object Watch Zone Post rec time Use to configure how long to record Left click on or drag over the desired detection zone for
61. amera 12 Camera 13 E Camera 14 E Camera 15 Camera 16 aE Alarm In 16 a Alarm Out 4 XIGNAddV 60 Connnuous Recording 6 Search Continuous Recording Menu Buttons These buttons are used to access Search E Map Backup System Setup and Server Con nection screens Cy Ei Server Connection E Map Setup Backup Resource List 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 Hard Drive Space Displays the total capacity of the system s hard disk and the amount of space used as numeric and percentage values appendix _71 Connecting to DVR Server 1 Click on the button to add a remote DVR server to the Connection list or to connect to a remote DVR server Click on the Connect button to launch the Server Connection window 06 8 1 7 Connection Server List Disconnection Exit 2 Select the DVR you want to connect to from the server list Server Connection Server List 5 all Groups v I Group SAMSUNG Name ISPR 9816 Server Type SPR 9716 9816 Network Type Lan Address 210 121 177 230 Port 12000 ID admin XXK Password 3 Click on the Connect button to open a connection with the selected DVR server Here the DVR
62. ameras 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 m ne ES EF e e e e e 10 12 1314 1516 11 dNlas WALSAS SO 4 Linked PTZ Camera Select the PTZ you wish to associate to the video loss camera Video loss detection directs the selected PTZ to the preset position Preset Select the desired PTZ preset channel Linked Alarm Out Settings for triggering alarms in the event of a video loss Select the desired alarms to associate to the video loss camera System Setup _35 E Mail This feature sends out an e mail to the administrator when an emergency or system event occurs to facilitate a fast response E Mail Address Manage E Mail Group User Manage I i Emergency E Mail Setup Receiver i Subject E Mail Server Setup Sender Name F Server Authentication emaitaddress C oOo i oL 4 sewersmre OOO O amod OOOO Condition Setting Emergency Motion VideoLoss Alarm in es Ge Do oa E Mail Address Manage 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 2 Name Enter the name of the mailing list you wish to add E Mail Setup Receiver Enter the recipient
63. arch POS transaction records 4 Products Displays a list of products transacted at the POS Events List Displays a list of POS events BackUo BACKUP Create a backup of recorded data from the DVR to a different storage device Backup Format Source Server LocalServer 2008 i oo Camera CAM 1 m CAM 5 Im cams M CAM 13 CAM 2 Im CAM6 CAM 10 F CAM 14 CAM 3 Im cam Im CAM 11 M CAM 15 CAM 4 CAMS Im CAM 12 m CAM 16 Size Estimated Size OBytes Calculate Format Use to select a desired backup format Supported formats are time designation Time video files AVI and SFX and still images BMP and JPEG Time Backup An internal storage method used for Time backing up large amounts of data AVI Backup This option stores data in avi format which is playable in Windows Media Player and other generic media player applications SFX Backup This option backs up data along with an auto execute auto execution video player application file backup When backed up in this format opening a backup file automatically launches a video player for playback SFX backup s maximum capacity is 4GB BMP JPEG Use to backup video recording by a single Backup frame Supports omp and joeg formats 2 Source Shows the source of the backup Backup Sched Designate start and end times for the backup 4 Backup Destination Server Select a backup des
64. ase consult the installer or the retail outlet which you brought the product e Source codes are available for download at http www samsung com e 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 CALIFORNIA USA ONLY or taking not permitted actions may cause damage to a l j is Perchlorate warning applies only to primary CR Manganese the hard drive or the product Also it can cause a Dioxide Lithium coin cells sold or distributed with products in dysfunction to the system installed on the hard disk California USA Please turn off the power using the Power I button Special handling for perchlorate material may apply on the front of your DVR After selectin g OK in the See www dtsc ca gov hazardouswaste perchlorate pop up menu you can pull out the power cord 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 82 F to 113 F Operating the DVR outside the temperature ra
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66. ata 6 Camera Select the cameras you wish to backup NETWORK Network You can configure the network components to enable remote control management and video audio streaming features on your DVR Network IP Auto Allocation DHCP You must reboot for this option IP Address 210 i 121 5 T7 i Subnetmask Gateway F Auto ONS Server Setting First ONS Server Secondary DNS Server Remote Connection 64 Kbps 100 Mbps Bandwidth S No Limit Acceptable Count 10 ES Web DVR Support Viewer Support Allow Port Number 12000 ba m EZD E IP Auto Allocation DHCP 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 2 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 connection Web DVR Support Enable or disable access to the DVR for Web DVR connection Viewer Support Enable or disable Viewer connection Port Number Enter the number of the network port for main viewer connection Click on the Port Check button to find out the ac
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68. cause the system to reboot Connected sensors are not working properly Check the sensor types set in Camera Setup menu are identical with the sensors actually connected to the system 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 Connected control devices are not working properly Check if the control devices are enabled in the Camera Setup menu Check if the control devices are correctly connected to power Source Check if the signal lines of the control devices are correctly connected appendix _81 XIGNAddV 60 OPEN SOURCE LICENSE REPORT ON THE PRODUCT This product uses software provided under the name of GPL and LGPL You can receive the following GPL and LGPL source codes by email request to Www sec co kr e GPL Software Kernel Busybox Sysvinit dvd rw tools cdrtools dosfstools e LGPL Software gLibc Inetutils GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2 June 1991 Copyright C 1989 1991 Free Software Foundation Inc 51 Franklin Street Fifth Floor Boston MA 02110 13801 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document but changing it is not allowed Preamble The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change tt By contrast t
69. cess permission of the entered network port iY Contact your network administrator or internet service provider if you are not familiar with your network environment or do not know the IP 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 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 Network Port Port Number WebDVR Port 80 Video Transmission and DVR Control Port 12000 Software Upgrade Port 12004 Emergency Video Transmission Port 12005 Two Way Audio Transmission Port 12006 Two Way Audio Reception Port 12007 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 System Setup _39 dNlas WALSAS SO 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 Network Serv
70. d If new product information is received the information on the DVR screen will update itself Display Cam Select the camera channel on which to display the information received from the POS device 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 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 RECORDING Recording USE THIS MENU TO ASSIGN DIFFERENT RECORDING SCHEDULES FOR INDIVIDUAL CAMERAS DURING WEEKDAY SATURDAY AND HOLIDAY CATEGORIES Setup a D ES f _ Weekday ME Saturday Holiday Camera E Quality Emergency Frame All Camera dNLIS WALSAS SO Camera 1 352x240 Camera 2 252x240 Camera 3 Normal 352x240 Camera 4 Normal 352x240 Camera 5 Normal 352x240 Camera 6 Normal 352x240 Camera 7 Norrnal Y 352x240 Camera 8 Normal 352x240 Camera 9 Nor ral 352x240 Camera 10 Normal BA I 252x240 Camera 11 Normal 3521240 Camera 12 Jor mal 352x240 Ca
71. double click on SOBE monitoring _19 Moving Camera Picture Via View Panel 1 Click on a video feed and drag to the desired location 2 Release the mouse button over the desired location to complete the camera feed movement TEOSSA 20_ monitoring 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 Launching the On Screen Keyboard 1 Click on the E button to launch the virtual keyboard 2 Using your mouse click on the characters of the virtual keyboard to make key entries File Keyboard Settings Help esci Ft F2 F3 Fa F5 Fe F7 Fe f Fol rFiolrnl Fia psc brk C lilelslsisls z sls o bks fine naputa 7 t falwjelr tlolulilololr i y fdeilendpad 7 8 s 2 5 xj om lalt lolnlilelif de i on ztxjclviojnjm EES c ot a o 3 To terminate On Screen Keyboard either click on File then select Exit or click the 3 button K e The virtual keyboard supports only the English language option system Setup SYSTEM SETUP BASIC MENU Setup menu category buttons Main Menu Sub Menu Select from individual system setup categories e The main setup categories are Hardware Recording Event Backup Network and System Saving Changes Apply e Apply Applie
72. e frame backwards Playback Speed Volume Control Enables the user to control the speed and audio volume of video recording playback lt Slow Normal Fast gt I 5 Maximum Speed Speed Volume _ 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 74_ appendix Allocating DVR Server to the Video Display Window 1 From the DVR server list select the remote DVR server you wish to search SPR 9916 16 2 Drag and drop the DVR server onto the video display window Smart Viewer 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 E map Smart Viewer BPR S816 0A BPR S816 DVR BPR SS1e OVA BP R S816 DVR BPR Ss16 DVR BP R II DVR Map Display Window 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 Time Display 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 Provides a hierarchical view of resource informa tion for cameras alarm ins and alarm outs on each server 6 E Map Control
73. ecording Dark Blue POS Recording Yellow Video Loss Purple Instant Recording XIGNAddV 60 Timeline Bar Identifies the location of the time you wish to search Move the timeline bar left and right to select the desired search time Time Display Displays the current time 9 Menu Buttons These buttons are used to access Search E Map Backup System Setup and Server Con nection screens Watch D 2 ke cy a Server Connection E Map Setup Backup Server List Displays a list of DVR servers connected to SPR Smart Viewer Calendar Indicates recorded data location in calendar for mat Dates with recorded data will be highlighted in a different color Bookmark Use to mark search locations during video re cording search Event 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 appendix _73 Adjustment Enables you to edit the selected video Adjusts or restore the brightness contrast and sharpness levels of the video and adjust the zoom level Print Use to print recorded video images Print feature can only be used from single screen zoom in states Refresh Refreshes the timeline with the most recent recording data Single frame forward Reverse playback Forward play Last recorded data Stop First recorded data Singl
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75. een select the channel you wish to zoom in 3 Click on the button The mouse pointer will then turn into Gi 4 Place the mouse pointer over the section you wish to zoom in 5 Left click on the mouse to zoom in on that section HOYVAS 90 J re y eA ai SN i 6 To deactivate the zoom in feature click on the u button once more Search _55 Video Zoom Out Video Move 1 From the search screen select the channel you 1 Zoom in on the video wish to Zoom out 2 Click on the button The mouse pointer will 2 Click on the button The mouse pointer will then turn into A then turn into 3 Click on the video section you wish to move and 3 Place the mouse pointer over the section you wish drag to Zoom out 4 Left click on the mouse to zoom out from that section 4 To deactivate the move feature click on the ra button once more 5 To deactivate the zoom out feature click on the button once more 56 _ Search EVENT SEARCH 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 Searching Events 1 Click on the Event tab to start events search Previous Page Current Page Event Camera Channel b 4004 Next Page Selection Events List E gt
76. elete options Add Use to add a POS device to the list Update Use to update the information of a registered POS device Del Use to delete a POS devices information from the list 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 Port Setup Configure the settings to allow communication between POS device and DVR Port Select which DVR port the POS device is connected 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 4 OSD 28_ Display OSD Enable or disable live screen display of product information transmitted System Setup 05D Display OSD Transaction Wait a Wait Time Select HDD for POS Database POS Database 6 F Drive Free 231 78 GB through the POS device Display Time Designate how many seconds you wish OSD data to be displayed on the DVP s live screen after product barcode gets scanne
77. er Address Server Port Client Port Update Time Use Samsung DDNS Network www dnsvr Comm 1055 1054 hour miin sec 00 02 7 oo Use External DDNS aQ036FE websamsung net Account ID Enter the ID of your DDNS server account Password Enter the password for your DDNS server account 2 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 Options 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 40_ System Setup 4 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 accessi
78. eractive make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode Gnomovision version 69 Copyright C year name of author Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY for details type show w This is free software and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions type show c for details The hypothetical commands show w and show c should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License Of course the commands you use may be called something other than show w and show c they could even be mouse clicks or menu items whatever suits your program You should also get your employer if you work as a programmer or your school if any to sign a copyright disclaimer for the program if necessary Here is a sample alter the names Yoyodyne Inc hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program Gnomovision which makes passes at compilers written by James Hacker XIGNAddV 60 signature of Ty Coon 1 April 1989 Ty Coon President of Vice This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs If your program is a subroutine library you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library If this is what you want to do use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2 1 February 1
79. es to the desired alarm Alarm Out port 2 Connect the remaining line to the COM port K e 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 e Alarms can be configured to function in unison with motion detection video loss object detection and other software features 08_ connecting with other devices RS485 CONNECTION us 5 R fe Le izo ico fo fo izo if J 7 O SS9IAAG YSHLO HLIM SNILOANNOD Z0 aes A B wove 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 amp RX TX of the external device to the amp of the RS485 port respectively AN e Check the polarity when making the connection Faulty wiring can damage both devices Warning Electrical Hazard Please carefully read through the Safety Warnings and Precautions section e 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
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81. f 32 13 14 i5 l6 Dwell Time a se 60 sec SPOT 2 Camera q ii ke ES i ae oe hin ee 2h ke Si hk eo hie hae we j Dwell Time lt 156G 60 sec SPOT 1 SPOT 2 Camera Select camera feeds to be transmitted by Camera Select camera feeds to be transmitted by spot port 1 spot port 2 Dwell Time Drag the slider left or right to set the Dwell Time Drag the slider left or right to set the delay interval between screen changes delay interval between screen changes K e Channels configured as a Covert Channel cannot be displayed on the spot monitor 26_ System Setup External Keypad Menu for setting up a keypad device to remotely control the DVR bE Hardware c in E DVR 1 Keypad Setup Keypad Name eyed Use Use S Keypad Model ssc 2000 _ _ M Speed 9600 ing Address C Port ae Mode Ee Parity None Ci Data Bit a bd Stop Bit 1 hd dNlas WALSAS SO DVR ID Mode Identify the interface method RS232 Enter the DVR s ID 1 through 255 so that the Sao a irae of the port Pee o i keypad device may identify the DVR e Keypad device Connects to tne us y Parity Select the bit type None Odd Even Display 2 Keypad ID Blank for detecting data transmission errors Enter the keypad s ID 1 through 4 s
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84. he NTP server every time the system restarts Schedule time setting Synchronizes the system s time with the NTP server at scheduled intervals 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 System This menu displays the information about the DVR system and Hardware sp ee System Setting Date Time Information System Hi System info Operating Microsoft Windows XP Embedded System Name DVR System Service Pack 2 Build 2600 Location Office CPU Intel R Pentium R Dual CPU E2160 efli Version verson 1 0 0 35 008030701 Memory 511 MB Model spR 9816 O O O GraphicCard RADEON X300 X550 Series Administrator admin o Lan Card 1394 Net Adapter m AS Diary Datertime name Description J dN Las WALSAS SO Disk Drive Local C Drive System 6 72 GB Alloc Size 672GB M Local D Drive 221 78 GB Alloc Size 221 78 GB Local F Drive 231 78 GB eae Alloc Size 231 78 GB Local G Drive 4471 74 an System 2
85. igure how long to record for following a motion detection event 32_ System Setup Emergency Setup o 7 ra D E Video Loss E Mail Zone setting Block Count eee 16x16 _ _ i Set All Area Erase All Area Rec time Sensitivity Ssec 5 5EC bd Pre rec time Post rec time Camera Sn Not Use Camera Preset Linked Camera ea a te ft ea et 01 02 03 04 05 06 O7 08 OS 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Linked Alarm Out 352595 01 02 03 04 4 Action Setting Full Screen Enable or disable full screen display of video feed when a motion event Occurs Beep Enable or disable the buzzer for events Linked PTZ 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 Preset Use to select the desired PTZ preset 6 Spot Full Up 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 Linked Camera Link other cameras to record when the selected camera detects motion Multiple cameras can be selected to be linked via motion Apply to The selected channel setting value can be applied to all or selected channels 9 Linked Alarm Out Link Alarm Outs to trigger on motion detection in camera multiple alarms can be linked vi
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88. ing Grey Object Watch Recording Green Alarm In Recording Yellowish Green PreAlarm Recording Dark Blue POS Recording Yellow Video Loss Purple Instant Recording 4 Timeline Bar Move the timeline bar left and right to select the desired search time 5 Scroll Move the scroll bar up or down to view additional camera channels that aren t currently displayed 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 HOYVAS 90 Timeline Zoom n 1 Left click on the time scale goo 01 02 03 O4 OS O5 07 08 OF 10 11 12 13 M 2 You will zoom in closer with each left click of the mouse Timeline Zoom Out 1 Right click on the time scale 2 You will zoom out farther away with each right click of the mouse E 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Search _53 SEARCH SCREEN PLAYBACK Playback Select the camera channel and date for playback Then click on the play button to start playback of the recording Last recorded Data ik First recorded Data K Single Frame Reverse lt 4 Reverse Playback gt Forward Play Stop D Single frame forward lt Slow Normal Fast gt I I Maximum Speed _ Speed Yolume a gt Mute SP High Volume SPLIT SCREEN SETUP
89. ion configurations Shandara tices 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 2 Enter the name and description for the new Date Time Gives authority over system date and group time configurations Information Gives authority to view information on system operating system and Account Group Add hardware DVR program etc a Audio Gives authority over audio configurations Mane Emergency Monitor Gives authority over Description ee ee emergency remote notification settings OK Cancel POS Gives authority over POS configurations Object Watch Gives authority over object detection configurations External Keyboard Gives authority over external 3 Click on the OK button to finish keyboard configurations Camera 3 Assign monitoring and search camera channels Group list for the user or group Group Na Description Administrators K e Admin account has all DVR access rights The admin account can create
90. l Removes the selected entry from the holiday list System Setup _31 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 Event Motion Detection Object Watch Le ew a oh i AB No j PE e er ee i azure il Spot Full Up Not Use M jisec iG oe Full Up Dwell Time Block Count F Pre rec time F Sensitivity P Post rec time Apply to Video Display Window 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 Set Motion Detection Zone 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 2 Zone setting Block Count Use to designated the number of blocks in the motion detection zone grid Sensitivity Use to select the sensitivity of motion detection Set All Area Selects the whole screen for motion detection Erase All Area Clears the screen of any motion blocks Rec time Pre rec time Use to configure how long to record for leading up to a motion detection event Post rec time Use to conf
91. le you wish to add to the backup list Time Setting Daily Select if you wish to backup the defined recording timeframe at the designated time on a daily basis Weekly Select if you wish to backup the defined recording timeframe at the designated time on a weekly basis 4 Destination 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 38_ System Setup Time Setting irg ff Daily Start Time 10 32 02 amp Time Range 10 32 02 Be 10 33 08 Weekly Start Time Time Range Destination Tesne oaee N Media None M Device Path Option z m Continaus IM Motion Object Watch R Alarm Event Pre Rec F Audio Camera ee ee eee 6 O01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Item Settings for defining recording data segment you wish to backup Continuous Select to backup continuous recording segments of recorded data Motion Object Watch Select to backup motion detection recording segments of recorded data Alarm Select to backup sensor detection recording segments of recorded data 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 Audio Select to backup audio segments of recorded d
92. lect 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 Search _57 aqvanced searcn 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 Advanced Search A Event 16 02 26 Watch Search M Advanced 4 K Search eA Backup rt Setup ly exit eeeiesnr te e os s amp r Event All Events Alarm In Object Watch Motion Video Loss Continued Search Start a 30 Number End eee eee Dee SS SHR SES SDS 3 E b af fine fc a 2 mE 0 00 00 SerARCaMN oo 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Video Display Window 4 Event List Searched video recordings are shown in this area Search results are displayed in this section Se 2 Options lecting an event from the list launches the video Event Select the type of events you wish to search recording associated to that event Continued
93. lect one of the options below to complete the time change Accept new system time and delete data recorded between the current time and the newly set time Confirm accept new system time do not delete previously recorded data and commence recording only after system time has exceeded recorded time Data will not be recorded until after the system clock has matched any previously recorded time periods Date Time Setup 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 Time Zone Select the time zone for your area Click on the Update button to apply the selected time zone to the system Date Format Select the date format that you wish to use Delimiter Select a character to use for separating the day month and year 2 Time Server 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 50_ System Setup Automatic Time Synchronization Settings This feature automatically synchronizes your system s time with the NTP server Automatic Time Sync at Boot up Synchronizes the system s time with t
94. lected camera e Setting Click the setting button to access PTZ protocol setup and communication configuration options e Covert Channel Enable or disable Covert Channel option for the selected camera 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 camera When an event is detected the selected sensor will initialize the camera to commence video recording 22 System Setup K e When monitoring video feeds from a remote location covert video feeds are viewable by authorized users 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 PTZ Setup 1 To select a camera for PTZ control set the PTZ option to Use Attribute Name camer PTZ Use i sening Cee E 2 Click on the Setting button to access the following window PTZ Setting PTZSetup Model Samsung Speed 9600 Address oO Port Setup Port COM1 Communications Port hd Mode RS232 hd Parity None hd Data Bit Stop Bit Cok Caneel 3 Define the model baudrate address and communication method of the PTZ installed t
95. line then it can be applied to all or selected channels Holiday Setup Click on the Holiday button to define holidays Holiday Setup Holida 3 4 Be 7 e 11 42 13 14 47 18 19 20 21 22 03 24 25 26 27 28 29 No Cycle Every __ day Every ie Week Every __ Month Every vear Range dNlas WALSAS SO 2008 ss 5 wi hd il Times 2008 3 5 OA Bd Start Unlimited Count S End T Update Calendar Select a date to define as a holiday 2 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 Every Week Repeat from the selected date for the entered number of weeks Every Month Repeat from the selected date for the entered number of months Every Year Repeat from the selected date for the entered number of years List Displays a list of dates designated as a holiday Cancel 4 Range 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 Count Times Designates the number of times the holiday will occur End Designates all days between the start and end date as holidays 5 Add Adds a holiday to the current configuration 6 Update Updates the settings of an entry selected from the list De
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97. mera 13 Normal S242240 Camera 14 Normal 352x240 Camera 15 Nor ral Camera 16 4 4 4 4 he 4 4 Type 4 Quality You can register and manage up to five different Set the recording quality for each camera recording profiles Options include Recording 5 Resolution times Picture quality Resolution Emergency Set the recording resolution size recording time etc In addition you can assign different colors to each schedule type for easier 6 Emergency Recording Set the fps recording frame rate for when an cea emergency event occurs To setup the emer Timeline gency definition refer to P 34 Emergency Assign the recording type for each timeframe un Apply to der weekday Saturday and holiday categories To configure the range of the recording method select and drag the desired time using your mouse Frame Set the recording fos for each camera The selected channel setting value can be applied to all or selected channel System Setup _29 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 amp Recording Schedule Saui eh a eee e SUN le Me ric S 1 Ge fa A E L peaa REE e Ra SER V Gdin TS 16 AF
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100. ng 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 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 Stream Control Define frame rate resolution and picture quality settings of individual camera channels you wish to stream over the network 4 Network Network DDNS Stream Control Emergency Monitor Use Camera A RemoteFrame f A wa All Camera If d F Camera 1 fssex240 B T Camera 2 Camera 3 352x240 B n Camera 4 Cc id Camera 5 352x240 B Y Camera 6 352x240 M iy Camera 7 352x240 hd id Camera 8 352x240 Ad Camera 9 352x240 hd ed Camera 10 ed Camera 11 E Camera 12 E Camera 13 Camera 14 352x240 B iy Camera 15 352x240 hd Camera 16 fs52x240 B Use Remote Resolution Enable Disable the cameras you wish to stream Adjust the streaming resolution setting for indi over the network
101. ng channels rate 4 Audio Link Info Displays the audio properties of each camera channel 24_ System Setup 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 bk Hardware Alarm In py setting Channel Pre rec time Full Screen Not Use v mea Spot Full Up Not Use Dd Name Pastrec time DiscardTime isec M a Preset Kot Use hd DwellTime L hd dNlas WALSAS SO 07 Alarm Out Alarm In Linked Alarm Out Channel Alarm Out 1 Y aaaagaagaaaoaagg o 10 1 DwellTime 10sec Setting 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 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 ignored after an initial event signal Enabling this option instructs the system to ignore all
102. nge 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 Z FE Ce 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 Contents INTRODUCING YOUR REAL TIME DVR INSTALLATION CONNECTING WITH OTHER DEVICES WATCH SYSTEM SETUP SEARCH 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 18 19 20 20 21 21 22 29 32 39 43 52 53 54 54 54 57 57 DVR Front View DVR Rear view
103. nnect 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 80_ appendix 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 PROBLEM Some cameras show video images in weird colors or abnormal shapes SOLUTION e 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
104. o that the Data Bits Select from 4 5 6 7 and 8 DVR may identify the keypad Stop Bits Select from 1 1 5 and 2 Keypad Setup _ Default Reset all settings to default Keypad Name Assign name to the keypad 4 e When using a keypad device please ensure Use Enable or disable keypad use that communication settings for both the Keypad Model Select the model of the keypad DVR and the keypad device are the same device you wish to use Communication setting mismatch can Speed Select a baudrate 2400Bps 115200Bps for communication between the keypad prevent the keypad device and the DVR device and the DVR from communicating Address Select the keypad device s address 0 e Refer to the keypad manufacturer s through 32 product manual for further information on Port Identity the number of the port through which the keypad device the keypad device connects to the DVR System Setup _27 POS MENU FOR LINKING THE DVR SYSTEM TO POS DEVICES AND LINKING THE VIDEO RECORDINGS WITH TRANSACTION RECORDS GENERATED AT POINTS OF SALE fy Hardware a Availabe POS Device Linked Camera a POS Format POS 1 Camera 1 vSI FPro Port Setup Port Mode Speed Parity Data Bit Stop Bit CoM Communications Port RS232 B 9600 Mone hd 8 sa Display Cam List Displays the currently configured POS device with entry add and update d
105. o the DVR 4 Click on the OK button to finish configuring the PTZ Add to PTZ List 1 To add a new PTZ model click on the Add button PTZ Setting PTZ Setup Model Samsung Speed 9600 Address o Port Setup Port COM1 Communications Port ha Mode RS232 hd Parity None Data Bit Stop Bit o cancel 2 Select the PTZ model you wish to add Look in lt gt NDB F kd ea x en Name See ype Modified _ IO NDB_Free File Folder 2008 03 05 AM 1 O NDB_Release File Folder 2008 03 05 AM 1 Files of type Lua Files lua M 3 Click on the Open button to register the selected PTZ model dNlas WALSAS SO Covert Channel Setup 1 Select the camera channel you wish to set as a Covert Channel 2 Set Covert Channel option to Use Attribute Name Camera Covert Channe Lise F 3 Click on the Apply button and then when the following window prompts click on the OK button w Setup was saved 4 The covert channel sign will be shown instead of a video feed on the display screen 11 09 31 sear iY e The video feeds will be shown when logged in as a user with secure channel permission System Setup _23 Audio Use this menu to enable disable live audio output and audio recording g Hardware T Audio Info Apply to 2 M Live m Recording Live
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108. ols 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 connecting with other devices _11 SS9IAAG YSHLO HLIM SNILOANNOD Z0 POS DEVICE CONNECTION RS232C Cable POS System V SI PRO Text Input Device RS232C Cable Video Output Video Input BESSA SARS RB RS RSS 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 K e VSI PRO by AVE www americanvideoequipment com is a device that transmits all text data received from POS device to the DVR via the RS282C interface e Turn off the power to all devices when connecting the POS device VSI PRO and the DVR 12_ connecting with other devices watcn LIVE WATCH SCREEN Live Watch supports full screen and various split screen configurations From Live Watch you will be able to control PTZ perform tch instant playback and make a backup The buttons located within the watch screen also provide access to
109. om in Right click on the time line to Zoom out Recorded Data Time line Log Tab Displays recording times and types in a colored time line Clicking on the Log tab accesses event detection details such as recording type Orange Continuous Recording continuous motion object detection PreAlarm Blue Motion Recording and POS and network connection status Grey Object Detection Recording Green Alarm in Recording Yellowish Green PreAlarm Recording Dark Blue ATM POS Recording Yellow Video Loss Purple Instant Recording 6 Timeline Bar Identifies the location of the desired timeframe you wish to search Click the bar to the desired time Playback Controls Controls the direction and speed of the video playback monitoring _17 FULL SCREEN LIVE SCREEN SWITCH This feature enables you to flip through different Switching to Full Screen camera feeds If all camera feeds are not visible on 1 Click on the fj button to expand the live video to a single screen use this feature to flip through and full screen view the remaining channels in sequence Sequencing Button 1 Select a single screen or a 4 6 9 10 split screen mode then click on the E button 2 The system will cycle through video feeds while maintaining the selected display mode 3 Click on the left mouse button to end full screen display 4 Channel Split Screen 9 Channel Split Screen 3
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111. ort 4 Connect a printer to the LPT1 port 5 Connect a mouse to a USB port 6 Connect a VGA monitor to the VGA port AN e Ensure the correct rated voltage is provided before powering the unit Improper voltage may cause malfunction and or permanent damage to the system Warning e Electrical Hazard Please carefully read through the Safety Warnings and Precautions section 06_ connecting with other devices SENSOR ALARM IN CONNECTION R SS9IAAG YSHLO HLIM SNILOANNOD Z0 No 1 Sensor GND No 9 Sensor GND Alarm In 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 connecting with other devices _07 ALARM ALARM OUT CONNECTION SS S TT Sf 8 R iO iO ae ea ed ae 9 Soe f sas sce 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 lin
112. 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 2 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 Type Select the input type of the sensor Click the button to switch between the NC and NO option a Normally open but closes when an event is detected Normally Open E Normally closed but opens when an event is detected Normally Close 4 Alarm Out Channel Select an alarm Alarm Out to associate to the sensor Alarm In 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 Fe Indicates an associated sensor O Indicates a non associated sensor System Setup _25 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 Setup External Monitor SPOT 1 r Camera o o 03 o 0 06 07 08 09 10 i
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114. ount User Add Name guest OOO O Password seat Confirm password URS Group Standard Users v Phone 011 123 1234 sd E Mail Security samsung coml Description 3 Click on the OK button to finish adding a new user account User list System Setup _45 dN Las WALSAS SO Deleting a User Account 4 Verify that the user account has been removed from the list User list 1 Select the account you wish to delete User list UserName Description _ admin 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 Confirm user delete Are you sure you want to delete the user 46_ System Setup 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 Setting Auto Delete M Use Auto Delete DB Retention Time 6 The maximum retention time is 6 months Video Format NTSC PAL PX You must reboot for this option Recording Type Once Cycle Use Alarm Out AlarmOut x hour min Sec DwellTime 11 47 6 By Watermark Watermark Display Language Language PX You must reboot for this option System Restar
115. pend 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 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 Time Select a time for system restart Etc Log Information This feature records all DVR system operational processes The log feature allows you to easily identify and correct system SSUES 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 System Setup _47 Log information The log menu records all DVR system operation processes Log View Option Co S Log Path Duration Range iDa Bg Item System DB Alarm In Video Backup Notification Network Setup Alarm Qut Category Filter Level Type Normal Normal Yormal System Yormal System Yormal System Normal System Normal DB Jormal DE Normal DE Normal DE Normal Normal 2008 03 20 20 52 58 2006 03 20 20 52 59 System Pi
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117. s any change that has been made in the system setup Virtual Keyboard e Click on the E239 button to launch the virtual keyboard e With the virtual keyboard key entries can be made using the mouse amp On Screen Keyboard i 15 xj File Keyboard Settings Help esc Fi F2 F3 Fa F5 Fe F7 Fe f Fo rFiolrnl Fia psc brk fife sts s sj7 se s oj bksp fine rm our 7 tb af wfelr tlolulilolpli i v feel end pan Ea Z el lalrlolhlilkjil e en gog me zixicilvibinj 7 EE t Hen ctl alt alt 5 ctii R a Camera Alarm In Alarm e Camera Use to select cameras you wish to configure e Alarm In Use to select sensors Alarm In you wish to configure e Alarm Use to select alarms Alarm Out you wish to configure System Setup _21 dN Las WALSAS SO 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 Setup W Hardware MS Camera A io Alarm External Monitor External Keyboard POS Information Name
118. t Viewer Program CD he instat Program _ Cie A opalis P 7 Sa Power Cable Mouse Audio Cable System Recovery CD 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 e Firmly insert the power plug into the socket so that it does not shake An imperfect connection presents a fire hazard e 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 e Keep the surrounding temperature between 0 C to 40 C and keep the product off humidity Excessive temperatures can cause the DVR to malfunction e Provide sufficient ventilation This will prevent abnormal operation due to high temperatures Keep the unit out of direct sunlight and away from any other
119. tant Playback PTZ Control Covert Channel Live Camera Motion Network Information External Keyboard Instant External Monitor Recording Emergency Video Loss E Mail DDNS Audio Stream Control Setting POS a m a ed KI K K K Kd i K il Emergency Monitor Ol 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 It 12 13 14 15 16 Group List Displays a list of registered groups Add Click to add a new group Remove Click to remove the selected group 2 User List Displays a list of registered users Add Click to add a new user Remove Click to remove the selected user 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 E mail Displays the email address registered to the user account Group Displays the group the user account belongs to Phone Displays the telephone number registered to the user account Description A description on the user account or group 4 Server Gives authority to stop DVR server operation and to allocate hard drives for image data storage Stop Gives authority to terminate DVR server operation DB Alloc Gives authority to allocate the hard drives on the DVR for image data storage Watch Permission for 1 channel search PTZ control covert channel monitoring and instant recording authorities from the monitoring screen Login Gives
120. tination Media Select a backup device Drive Shows the backup device drive letter Path Select a specific backup path Camera Select camera channels you wish to backup In AVI and SFX backup formats only single channel backup is available Destination Server LocalServer _ M Media Hne o Device Path Option Continous Motion Object Watch Alarm Event Pre Rec Audio 6 Option Continuous Select if you wish to back up continuous recording data only Motion Object Watch Select if you wish to back up motion detection recording data only Alarm Sensor Select if you wish to back up alarm sensor detection recording data only 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 Audio Select if you wish to back up audio data only Size Use to calculated backup data size 4 e Selecting Backup Timeframe using the timeline 1 From the timeline right click and drag over 2 With the desired timeframe highlighted click on the Backup button to automatically apply the selected backup timeframe into the backup settings Backup _63 dNXOvd 80 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 Management Information Instant Time
121. ting Use p Cycle i af 00 oo zz ee System Not Use Not Use a English dNlas WALSAS SO min Sec SW Upgrade Log Information Auto Delete This feature automatically deletes recording database data after the designated amount of time lapses Use Auto Delete Check to enable automatic database deletion 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 2 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 e 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 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 4 Language Your DVR system supports multiple languages From this menu you can configure the system to a desired language r4 Import Export Recording Type 6 Once recording and Cycle overwrite recording are the available recording options Choosing single recording will Sus
122. tructions to prevent high internal or ambient temperatures which can lead to a shortened lifespan or malfunction of the unit Temperature Unit C 110 I VE I ee 2 000 5 000 10 000 20 000 50 000 100 000 200 000 Life Unit HOURS Graph Correlation between Temperature and Product Lifespan 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 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 6 An ambient temperature range of O C to 45 C must be maintained inside the rack installation 05 NOILVTIVLSNI 0 connecting with other devices BASIC CONNECTION DEE 4 Using a coaxial cable connect a camera s to 2 Attach the appropriate power cord to the the BNC port s power supply unit 3 Connect a keyboard to the PS 2 p
123. tton from the window that appears Internet Explorer Security Warning 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 DYR User ID Password Port appendix _67 XIANJddY 60 Watch ot 92 03 jos 05 lo 07 jog joo ho m Video Display Window The live video feed is shown in this area 2 Live Watch Click to move to the Live Watch screen Playback Click to move to the Search screen 4 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 5 Search Date amp Time Select the desired search date and time 6 Timeline Provides a graphical display of recording data for the selected camera channel 68_ appendix h2 13 jia QO mmn mm go w Bh 2 B hs he 17 he ho Refresh Refreshes the timeline with the most recent recording data 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 9 Switch to Live This button reverts the 1 channel playback screen back to the live feed screen Speed Volume Used to configure the playback speed and vol ume e Audio output is available for 1X forward playback only 4 WebDVR Search Screen WEB
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125. vanced Search Accesses the Advanced Search screen Backup Accesses the Backup screen Setup Accesses the System Setup screen Exit Terminates the DVR program system Login Logout Launches the login window for user ID and pass word entry 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 Hard Drive Capacity Displays the total hard drive space of the system the amount of space used and the amount of space available monitoring _13 LOGIN SCREEN 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 Logging In 1 Click on the tan button 2 Enter the user ID and password Login ID admin o oR oh oR Password OK Virtual Keyboard 3 Click OK to login Logging Out 1 Click on the button 2 Login information window will prompt displaying information about the active login account Login Information admin Logged in Logout current user 3 To log out from this user click the Yes button Z e From the factory the default admin password is set as 4321 e Admin account password cannot be changed without knowing the current admin account password therefore it is important
126. ve codects loaded 16 audio codec s loaded db detected user account db loaded default login user account db is group db loaded local live listen started socket port listen started successfully created Search Click on the Search button to commence log data search using the defined start end date and time parameters 4 Categorization Filter Extracts and displays log data that meets desig nated level and type conditions 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 6 Page Control Use to flip through the log list pages Next Page G6 1 3 os EE Last Page First ai Next Page Current Page Total Print Prints the log data Save as Copies the log data to a different media 9 Log List Displays the search results for the log Upgrading Software Import Export 1 Click on the Software Upgrade button to upgrade Import Export the system software 2 From the following window select the software upgrade package file zip format ae Audio Alarm M External Monitor SS Look in fi Upgrade amp ce E 1207 06 11 Ne TEANA oo H Esternal Keyboard z eH POsS Recording Event H Backup H N Network H A System dNlas WALSAS SO a File name 2007 06 11 NextO
127. y during boot up to access the WinClon menu 2 Start Computer without UDMA Support 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 66_ appendix WebDVR Connecting to WebDVR 1 Enter the IP address of the DVR you wish to connect to the address field of your web browser ress CECE Om 4 4 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 e 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 0 id Ol pms ew OLS hetp f 21 3 Click the install bu
128. y object tiple alarms can be linked via object detection blocks 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 System Setup _33 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 fos stream video or send E mail to a remote client a Event Emergency Video Loss Alarm In 0 05 06 0 08 09 10 1 12 13 4 15 fe j 01 02 03 4 7 1 4 Motion Alarm In Select which camera channels to set as emer Select which alarm in channels to set as emer gency for when a motion event occurs 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 34_ System Setup 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 Event Emerge Video Loss Cw ex ox 05 06 04 07 08 09 Motion Object Watch Camera Camera 1 i Qi 02 03 Linked PTZ Not Use M Camera Preset Linked Alarm Out 5 03 04 0 Camera Displays the selected camera channel s designa tion 2 Use Beep Use to enable or disable the buzzer upon video loss detection Linked Camera Select the c
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