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1. OOO i LIVE DISPLAY BUTTON DIVISION BUTTON Returns to Live View mode ES town see modes Le SETUP BUTTON ac bl ARCHIVING BUTTON Enters the Connect Management and Configuration Areas Allows you to choose and save footage to your PC for so the PC can access the DVR review or archiving p SETUP BUTTON pon the setup menu and allows you to make changes STILL SHOT BUTTON Allows you to take a screen shot of the camera to the Record Camera Sound Event Sensor and System m channel s and save it as a BMP or JPG menus LOG VIEWER BUTTON Allows you to choose a date time or condition and then lists any events which match your criteria BACK UP BUTTON Will launch the backup player software PRINT BUTTON Allows you to send the current screen to your printer EVENT VIEWER BUTTON Loads a list of all activity since the Remote Session began CAMERA SELECTION BUTTON When reviewing footage in full screen mode these buttons allow you to choose which camera you wish to view 5 Bio S enz QUICK SEARCH BUTTON DATE Allows you to search all recorded video by a date and time of your choice 6 QUICK SEARCH BUTTON TIME Allows you to search all recorded video by a time of your choice REVERSE PLAYBACK BUTTON Plays your recorded footage in reverse STOP PLAYBACK BUTTON Stops playing recorded footage PLAY BUTTON Begins playing selected recorded footage INCREASE PLAY
2. e eere eee eee eene eee ern enean ne 65 Accessing The DVR 5 IP Information eene eee eere eere eene en nee 65 Connguring SENOS oso HE I PERPE EINEN PERPE EIE EIS DUEe 66 Preparing Your CompUter eee e eene ee eee eee eee en ooo e eee eee enaase 67 Installing The Remote Viewer Software On Your PC 68 Understanding The Remote DVR Viewer Software 69 Connecting To And Viewing The DVR Remotely Within Your Network 71 Getting Starte e 71 Creating A Connection Group ecce eene e eee eere ne eee seen oe ee ee enaase 71 Entering The DVR s Information eene eee eere eee eroe eee erno eoo 72 Adjusting Your Display On Screen 44 eere eene rennen nnt 72 Additional Group Settings eese eene eere ee eee eere en eene ennue 73 Additional Configuration 4 eene eere eere e ee eere eene eene neon nue 73 Connecting To And Accessing Your DVR Online 74 Setting Up amp Connecting To The Internet eene eee eren eee een nee 7A Connecting Via A D Link Router Example e eee 75 Finding Your External e M 76 Testing Your External Ip ias e
3. Yes via USB port OUTDOOR CAMERA CV67 Camera TVG c M Bullet Image Sensi ace o de rh iis 1 4 Color Sharp CCD RESOLUTION ccce bete ees RE iusta heb ee atico 420TV Lines AUG regi Yes PRSNO m IP65 Focal Leno triennen a REE ner 3 6mm FOCUS TYDE rnrn A Fixed MONE VISTO m Yes Number of IR LEDs and Range ess 12 up to 15ft IR PED CORUO oci E ote rit Automatic CDS Sensor Min MCAT ON oio Pe to e tb re eis et t 0 lux IR Wavelenglt asd deae t erp Er d tede 850nm Video Output 4 PIN DIN 60ft 4 PIN DIN to Video Power Wire Included ley M NTSC MICEODITOTYG accede Lobortis e baee etel e On No Motion Detection uon eii re P IE pie aeter ei No VIC WING IAN GLC sccsisscchstassshes dicenda ie id ie a a nid 60 Degrees Electronic Shutter eee 1 60 1 100000 sec Jg No CLEARVU9 P now gee ca see Alarm Sensor Anpts cda roe dre d don cote rade tu Pide Yes 4 Alarm Sensor Connection eeeeees Terminal Block hemote CODtfols uini o iom ihn tuf biete Yes Supported USB Peripherals USB flash drive external CD writer external DVD writer Alarm Relay OUEDUES eo Remb a oO bp URS Yes 1 PIE PIOLOCOIS iita citis hint etch rne Supporting 20 protocols Ditmensiolls cmo nro iot tide 18 5 x 18 x 7 5 p me EET 19 0 Ibs System Requirements Mac COM Pathe eisci t
4. CLEARVU9 a10 now aid ca see m mm 6 You can use the up and down arrows of the quick search date and quick search time buttons 54 5 on the left hand side of the controls to select and adjust the specific time of the footage you would like to review for larger files 7 The speed of the footage can be sped up or slowed down as needed by clicking points along the playback speed slider bar The footage can be played back at 1x 2x 3x 5x 10x 15x 30x and 60x The box next to the slider bar will indicate the current playback speed 8 When you have completed reviewing footage click E amp 3 in the top right corner of the window TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE When press the power button to turn e Check the power cord connection to the DVR and the outlet and ensure that the DVR has power on the DVR nothing happens The DVR is on and is displaying the e Theunit may be in Key Lock mode Press the KEY LOCK button on the remote control or the cameras but nothing happens when DVR button panel and then enter your password default password for the ADMIN user is 1234 press any buttons to exit Key Lock mode Can t hear recorded audio when playing Are audio equipped cameras being used Please note that audio equipped cameras are not back included with this DVR system Make sure that the audio cable is properly connected and inserted in the Audio IN 1 4 ports and that the other end is plugged into a mic or a
5. Ensured that the DHCP DDNS and Web Service boxes under the Networking menu is checked General gt System gt Network All boxes should have the yellow checkmark in them LI After hitting APPLY to save the changes the system has restarted NETWORKING INFORMATION have recorded my DVR s networking information for me to access later My DVR5 IP Address is U The Net Client Port is The Web Server Port is PREPARING YOUR COMPUTER have done the following to my computer LI The ActiveX Settings on my computer are changed to the ones listed on pg 69 LI Installed the remote viewer software on my computer as directed on pg 68 69 PREPARING MY ROUTER have referred to the port forwarding guide on pg 74 and have done the following Enabled Port Forwarding on my router for Port 80 Enabled Port Forwarding on my router for Port 6100 FINDING AND TESTING MY EXTERNAL IP have done the following Visited http www whatsmyip org Recorded my external IP address as Opened Internet Explorer and entered my external IP into a browser Window LI Accessed and viewed my DVR through my external IP address CLEARVU9 P now pey ca see NOTE If you were NOT able to view your DVR through your external IP address contact SVAT toll free number for technical support If you can not access your external IP you will likely not be able to view your DVR through a DDNS website FORWARDING OUTSIDE YOUR NETWORK
6. 1 Double click the user which you wish to delete Ls ba EE EEIEIIE EE MT RAT 2 The EDIT Screen will pop up USER ID ADMIN j PAS SAMO TUE 3 Click DELETE at the bottom of the EDIT window EMAIL E AAIL KOTI ATA or DELETE OK CANCEL 4 Theuser is now deleted PRE per NOTE Users can not be restored once they are deleted LOGGING ON TO THE SYSTEM WITH A USER ID E Using your mouse 1 When you power on the DVR you will see a startup screen that detects and checks the status SYSTEM of hard drives You must then log on to the system DU pee PASSWORD 2 Use the buttons to select your USER ID 3 Use the DVR button panel to enter your password 4 If your password contains letters double click the password box for the onscreen keyboard to pop up 5 When you have completed entering your password press OK NOTE All USER ID s and passwords are case sensitive 6 The DVR will begin normal operation and will show the default display of all 4 channels CLEARVU9 UPDATING THE SYSTEM MANAGEMENT MENU Using your mouse After saving any desired changes to other menus dick the SYSTEM MANAGEMENT title on the left hand side of the window The window will display a list of settings To navigate through the SYSTEM MANAGEMENT menu use the mouse to click the buttons PRESS SAVE LOAD of the setting you wish to change When you have made all the desired changes to the SYSTEM MAN
7. always di NerMaetirg 0 0 0 0 TOP 1720 1720 awuys Ei DCE BOO DC S 1000 0 0 0 0 TCP Apap ulways 5 Repeat all instructions listed in Step 4 above DCS 2000 0000 TCP awad alwnys except enter port 6100 instead of port 80 o RI ai cea MEL 6 When complete select the Apply button located 7 DVR 821580100 Both 61006100 abays at the bottom of the page to save your changes 7 Portforwarding is now complete CLEARVU9 P now yee can see FINDING YOUR EXTERNAL IP Now you will need to find your external IP address This will be the address you will be entering in order to access the DVR from outside your network over the internet There are many ways to find your external IP address The simplest way is to go to http www whatsmyip org This site will display your external IP address in the top portion of the screen If you go to http www portforward com it will also display this IP address Write it down on the page of router information beside EXTERNAL IP TESTING YOUR EXTERNAL IP Now that you know your external IP address you can perform a test to ensure your DVR is accessible from outside your network over the internet 1 Open Internet Explorer and in the Internet Explorer Add on Installer Security Warning address bar type in the EXTERNAL IP address you just acquired from Do you want to install this software whatsmyip org and wrote down on Mame Remote Agent Control pg 74 wi
8. 22 23 24 25 26 27 Adjustable Sun Shield Helps prevent glare from bright lights Infrared IR LEDs Allows the camera to see in the dark up to 15ft away CDS Sensor Automatically turns on the infrared LEDs when it gets dark out Camera Housing Made of anodized aluminum to prevent rust Camera Mount Allows the camera to be desk or wall mountable Connection to Video Power Wire 4 P NDIN THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INSTALLATION For best performance follow these simple guidelines Camera s should be installed between 8 and 13 feet above the area to be monitored To maximize viewing area ensure there are no obstructions in the camera s view Ensure that the sunshade is positioned to avoid glare and position cameras away from direct sunlight Each camera comes with 60 feet of extension wire Please make sure you mount the cameras no more than 60 feet from the DVR The DVR should be placed on a flat stable surface Adequate ventilation must be provided so do not block any of the air vents on the back of the DVR We recommend using a surge protected power bar and or an Uninterrupted Power Supply UPS to power the DVR and cameras CAMERA INSTALLATION MOUNTING 1 Decide if the camera will be wall mounted or sit on a desk tabletop The camera can be adjusted for either mounting scenario by rotating the camera to the required position 2 Screw each mounting bracket into each camera s mounting hole turning it clockw
9. For more information on the DVR5 Event Sensor settings please refer to SYSTEM pg 37 CLEARVU9 Tee REFERRING TO THE EVENT VIEWER FOR EVENTS AND ACTIVITY 1 4 button 2 The log will display the name of the DVR the camera the date and a description of the event MM Event Yiewer ho Marne Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Part Account Par 1 Account Part Account Part es Oe oe eee A ca Co cn ew Bn Press OK to exit the event viewer UH LO ILLO IL llo lll lll lll ee l l l l ILll ILll LILl LILl IL a a IL ll a lIl ll Lll DateTime 200 06 14 1 7 33 07 ZU z Ub 14 1 7 33 07 200 06 14 1 7 33 02 200 06 14 1 7 33 02 ZU z Ub 14 1 7 32 57 200 06 14 1 7 32 57 200 06 14 17 32 36 2007 06 14 17 32 36 200 06 14 17 32 13 200 06 14 17 32 13 200 06 14 17 31 54 200 06 14 17 31 54 200 06 14 17 31 50 2007 06 14 17 31 50 200 06 14 17 31 38 200 06 14 17 31 38 2007 06 14 1 7 30 28 200 06 14 17 30 28 2007 06 14 17 30 18 200 06 14 17 30 18 200 06 14 17 29 53 200 06 14 17 29 53 Tn Ae Ad ATI Description now band ca see The Remote Software will keep a log of all events while the computer is connected to the DVR T
10. M D 17 Power Off The DVR Recording Stops eere eere ener eee eno eoe 17 Turn Off The LCD Screen Recording Continues 17 JUS ld E 17 MUSES iiie IA ILE UH EVER EUR SUUS SERE EAE UAR SERE AENEAN REN YR 18 REV LOCK FUNCUOM m 18 LOCKING INE SACEM sooo ite tib eH EIER FOIE TOt TERMES ENS 19 RECORDING MODES isssseesssoss esses esteso sin Pyv EE eH EYE Fea EE E Eee EE eee ii 19 To Play Back FOOCAGC ionis oor ev PEDRO ERES PA EPX RN RIAS SE a 20 Advanced Seal ceca ice QR ARD RENI R CER FREE CHR EP VE SE REVES A ERE REIS 21 CLEARVU9 4 E Accessing The Search Menu sseessssseecssoccesscocesscocessoocessoocessoocessooceessosessooe a ee zes Searching BY TIMO sissit e da aO e pi eS 21 Searching By EVENT i ooo ei Ex Re OI DIC a E o Ev A RO OTT 22 General Men 2 iioiiosse ise eso eee eo VETE PEE 223 Display MOTI T 24 Onscreen Display Menu me 24 MONITOR MONI eR 25 Screen Saver Men m M 26 Camera MON e T 27 Camera Ite Men s c sizstecvescsscecceesseversevstedsacaszeteubecectiecuatessticecaseiielerevevestes 27 Changing The Camera Title e eene eere eere ee eee en eee eee eno eee saee 28 Color Setup Menus teen erii OE EPOR OE OUI iE 28 XE PII EM me 29 Setting Up The PTZ Camera irs IARE P AS EIN PEL FEX EVER E ER rais 29 Configuring The PT
11. M n qui MN SM Vu i hegoi E CLEARVU9 17 LCD DVR 1 ard E E o 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 0 Zoom Button Selects digital zoom in live display 12 13 RCAAudio Inputs For connecting a microphone audio supported camera Monitor Speaker Channel Selection Buttons Select to display individual cameras in live display and playback Can also be used to enter numeric passwords when prompted Pause Button Navigation Reviews Control Buttons Review Playback Button Changes the Playback Speed Changes the Reverse Speed Up Button Down Button e Forward Playback Button Enter Button Confirms selection in navigating onscreen menus Return Button Returns to the previous screen when navigating onscreen menus Display Button Selects various display modes in live display and playback Setup Button Displays the setup menus PTZ Button Selects PTZ mode in live display Power Button 6 PIN DIN Video Inputs Connects 6 PIN DIN cameras to the DVR BNC Video Inputs not included to the DVR BNC Spot Video Output Additional connection to your TV monitor only displays video when motion recording is activated RCA Audio Output For connection to your TV monitor VESA Mount nternational Standard for safe mounting and cable management Alarm Sensor Inputs Outputs Ethernet Port For connection to your local area network and the Internet Power Input USB Inputs CCD COLOR CAMERA
12. eee USING THE REMOTE CONTROL FOR ONSCREEN NAVIGATION OW OU Can See 1 POWER BUTTON Turns the LCD screen or DVR system ON or OFF 2 SETUP BUTTON Enters the setup screen 3 CHANNEL SELECTION BUTTONS Select to display individual cameras in live display and playback Can also be used to enter numeric passwords when prompted 4 ENTER BUTTON Confirms selection in navigating onscreen menus 5 NAVIGATION REVIEWS CONTROL BUTTONS Up Button heview Playback Button Changes the Playback Speed Down Button Changes the Reverse Speed heverse Playback Button Pause Button MENU BUTTONS Display Button Search Button PTZ Button Key Lock Button Sequence Button Zoom Button Archive Button RETURN BUTTON Returns to the previous screen when navigating onscreen menus ID BUTTON Allows you to select and log on as a specific ID This is for multiple systems controlled by one remote NOTE The remote control requires 2 AAA batteries included yA a401 CONNECTING AND POWERING ON 2 Plugthe power cord from power supply into the power outlet We recommend using a surge protected power bar and or Uninterrupted Power Supply UPS backup to prevent damage to your DVR system 1 Insert the power supply wire into the rear DC 12V port on the DVR Insert the power cord into the power supply 3 The DVR will power on and you will see a startup screen that detects and checks the status of hard drives 4 TheDVR will begin normal
13. to Archive Data Retry again error message The camera s image appears on screen but nothing is recorded The camera is not displayed on the Live Display screen It is just a blue box with the words NO SIGNAL My PTZ camera not included is not working The picture is displaying but can not control the camera The camera picture is too dark The color on the camera picture is too yellow blue etc can t see at night with my IR night vision camera Video footage plays slow and choppy when viewing the DVR over a remote connection My browser keeps freezing CLEARVU9 yA adji Your chosen dates times do not contain any video or data Choose a larger or alternate time frame Look in the top right corner of the frame which the camera is displayed If you see a green E it means that the camera is in motion detection mode but currently there is no movement happening so no footage is being recorded If there is nothing in the top right corner it means you have set your schedule to have the camera cease recording For more information see RECORDING MODES pg 19 Check the camera s video cable and connections Check the DVR s video cable and connections Check the camera s power supply The camera may be in COVERT mode Go to General Camera Camera Title and see if anything under the COVERT heading is checked to ON Verify the channel protocol and baud rate with the PTZ camera s instruction
14. Instead of having to remember and enter your IP address every time you want to access the DVR online you can set up the DVR so that it is associated with a website URL domain name that is easy for you to remember NOTE The instructions on creating a dynamic DNS may have changed since the writing of this manual SETTING UP A DYNAMIC DNS ACCOUNT CITCIT O E Using your B 5 5Es f mouse 1 Open Internet Explorer and type http www dyndns com in the address bar DynDNS JM due n Sim PETI NE TIS Re RI Rm 2 Create a new account by clicking the Create Account link BE THE KING IN YOUR CASTLE B uasessi CAG fae gi abc aed io IP adie FBS fences Tear i Ge eee Boot Ber nca Burns what 6 CMS Custom CU Ledra Torts tach Bad wn Sere Ml Re Deest Inty Corte Us rae bal rx eem e fm un Drs hib uai marius Ds aa LGE 4 The optional information can be left as is unless you would like to enter it D 3 Enter your preferred user name email address and password 5 Read and agree to the Terms of Service by checking the boxes and click C DynDNS E EN Create Account Create Your DynDNS Account 6 Check your email for a confirmation message from the site You need to ENT click the link in the body of this message in order to activate youraccount e ZIEHEN CE b aerem hoa liorum NOTE The message may take up to 24 hours to arrive in your inbox If aaah e Adie ks
15. When you have made all the desired changes to the USER MANAGEMENT menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click in the top right corner of the window EDITING EXISTING USERS K Using your mouse 1 Double click the user which you wish to edit 2 The EDIT screen will pop up 3 Double click the box next to PASSWORD and the onscreen keyboard will pop up CLEARVU9 Lh be BE a HEN J EM MT A DM USEH ID ADM phi PASS OAD angum in H EMAIL EAAIL KOTIHEGATIGN tt DELETE OK CANCEL 4 PRE per Lith ba i ADM J d E d l iti a3 II E 4 134 3 L Mi DELETE CANCEL PRE VEMS P now yee can See 5 Enter a password by clicking each letter individually The title can be up to 8 characters and can include both numbers and letters When you have finished selecting your password click EZ to exit the onscreen keyboard 6 The bill button allows you to move between capital letters and lowercase and EZ can be used to delete letters 7 When you have finished selecting your password click EC to exit the onscreen keyboard NOTE All USER IDs and passwords are case sensitive 8 Use the Ed buttons to select whether this user will be part of the ADMIN MANAGER or USER group 9 Ifyou wish to have the DVR send the user alerts of video loss or motion to their inbox you can double click the box next to E MAIL and the onscreen keyboard will pop up again 10 Follow steps 5 7 to e
16. the settings have completed transferring LOADING SYSTEM DATA SY STE Using your mouse FAA VERSION F 10 003 13 1ENCUTAPM TFI VERSION 0 0 0 1 1 Insert your USB drive into the USB port on the VIDEO SIGNAL TYPE PAI side ofthe DVR EM Ga T a os MAO ADDRESS 00 41 85 P 04 25 CF ies l LAN MAT Faw LA TE PRESS PARTORY DP PALIT PRESE bee DATA SAYE 2 Press the LOAD button next to SYSTEM DATA 3 A Window that says Success will pop up when the settings have completed transferring APPLY MAKING CHANGES TO THE CONTROL DEVICE MENU E Using your mouse PC TEETH NOTE This menu is used to set up an external remote control not included to control multiple devices with a singular remote NOHE 1 After saving any desired changes to other menus click the CONTROL DEVICE title on the left hand side of the window 2 To navigate through the CONTROL DEVICE menu use the mouse to click the EZ H buttons to choose the preferred setting 3 When you have made all the desired changes to the CONTROL DEVICE menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click in the top right corner of the window 4 After clicking APPLY click in the top right corner of the window to exit the DISPLAY menu and return to the GENERAL menu screen CLEARVU9 eee now yee ca see NOTE Each of the settings within the CONTROL DEVICE menu are described in detail below SYSTEM ID Mus
17. 2007 11 21 OOF100 to enter the SEARCH BY EVENT menu m To 2007 41 21 23159 T a 2 Use the amp 4 buttons next to the FROM and TO DATE Treat titles to choose a date and time range of your choice 3 Check and uncheck the event boxes as needed For example if you ONLY want to search for motion activated recording on cameras 1 and 4 make sure that the MOTION CH1 and CH4 boxes are checked DHO 4 Click START to activate the search The event list Will be updated with all events which meet the criteria selected in the check boxes above FI HTFRSRREER DUIO 5 You can press the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll 1 2007 94 21 23159 through longer lists LAT Thal 6 Ifyou would like to review an event simply pig EEEE IE EE S eee double click the desired entry 250211472 ARAA TIA SAI S LTU a0 121i a G A TA Panio Cha h 200 FF RVI 2T OF fae Wa Papio ChI g 7 When you have completed searching for and DUE ETDEY QE AEn Tu IUE m playing back footage click ES in the top right E ec aaa eae up LHOVVN corner of the window to return to the Live Display UTE seg k ARTI screen s Manu c ad NOTE Pressing PLAY puts the DVR into playback mode For information and detailed instructions on navigating through Playback mode please see PLAYBACK MODE pg 20 adji NOW LOV Can see This section will outline all the settings within each of the system menus With these menus you can customize the DVR to meet your viewing needs The
18. 47 Control Device Menlo e v TEXAS ERE RISE ETRAS EEG ER EUNT IES 47 Event Sensor Menu v YER SPORE DER CREE E ERR E QUEEOREA TAS 48 Had Event Men ice ODORE PERI DEEP NER 48 Alarm put Merl oie o iE eae e E Pedro tete OU e Tires 49 Alarm Out Men unn etr REPE aD 49 BUZZER QUE MOMs iiio RV YS PEOR EE VERE UI QUSE HAE 50 Email Notification Menu censere eere eee ee eere ee eee tn eee teen eee ee ena oco 51 CLEARVU9 5 E NOW you ca see DISK Manage MOU vccusessicevdsvsaseasscabstcsdsvccseissealestvensdasctaivesesiatcalsissieeusseveiias Changing To The Disk Manage Menu sssscccssssssscssssscccsssssccscssssccscssees 52 Formatting The DVR s Hard Drive e eene eee ee eene eere eee enoouee 53 Recording Operations Menu e eene eee eere eee eene ee eee eno eee e enoe eoo 56 Timer Motion Setup Menu e eene ee eee eee eee etn ono eetn aoo o eee e ettoo 57 Size FPS Quality Audio Settings eere eere eren 57 Activation Menlo oiiscs i i ra D y ORE GE UNE NEQU HA RELAX IEEQURAN EEES 59 Alarm setup Mehl rrt sanera eent Eo CERIS EEEE Ne 61 hills Le P OF Archiving Video Footage To An External USB Device 62 DVR NETWORKING GUIDE ee eene eene OF Preparing TOU DVR f 64 Connecting The DVR To Your Router
19. All buttons on the DVR button panel will be disabled and all buttons on the remote control except for the Key Lock button will have no function Using your K Using your remote Tr mouse 6 When you want to deactivate Key Lock press the Key Lock 6 Right Click on the live display screen to bring up the Key lock button on the remote screen 7 Enter the password the default password is 1234 on the 7 Enter the password the default password is 1234 on the remote or the DVR s button panel and press ENTER remote or the DVR s button panel and press ENTER 8 Key lock is now disabled and you are able to access menus 8 Key lock is now disabled and you are able to access menus and and change settings change settings RECORDING MODES The CLEARVUO offers 3 different recording modes CLEARVU9 f 240 Continuous Record Mode is the simplest of recording modes When you power on the DVR recording will start automatically and the BYR will continue recording until you choose to stop it The MKC beside each camera title indicates that the camera is in continuous recording mode Schedule Mode allows you to create a daily or weekly schedule for the system to record This schedule is customizable for each camera each day of the week The BG icon will display next to the camera title when the camera is recording and will disappear during times that the camera is not scheduled to record For information on setting Sc
20. E MAIL NOTIFICATION option is set to ON Click APPLY After verifying that your email address is entered correctly go to General System Mail and press the button next to TEST E MAIL If you receive the email but are still not receiving alerts check to make sure that the NOTIFICATION option is set to ON under General Event Sensor E Mail Notification You will also have the option to check and uncheck boxes that decide which events will send email notifications as well as the intervals which emails are sent Verify batteries are installed correctly Make sure the remote is pointing at the IR sensor below the power light on the front of the DVR Check the System ID number under General System Control Device Exit out of that screen and press the ID button on the remote Enter the system ID for example system ID would be 001 Press Return on the Remote Control and try using the remote again Compatible PTZ Protocol Company Samsung MRX1000 ilyn Lilyn fastdome GC 655N Dongyang D Dongyang Sunin DS5C230 Honeywell Scan Dome Il Vicon Win4net Saeilo Sensormatic i3DVR i3DVR i3DVR Samsung Fastrax Fastrax OSCH Samsung Honeywell 17 LCD DVR DIS DAY EE E 17 Color TFT LCD ROLAT iE E E E E EE connie Triplex Video COMPFESSION s scsssscssessscssssssssssssessssssessssssessssssessssecess MPEG 4 Number of cameras supported eerte 4 Output File UT TS AVI ROSOMMT ON M NT
21. LAN IP e 10 100 BaseT Ethernet RJ 45 Network Connection USB External DVD CD Writer Not Included hg m 1X 2X 4X 8X 16X 32X 64X supporting reverse forward playback 101 Pan Tilt Zoom Camera Support eene Yes OSD and System Menu Display sese Yes OSD Language Display sere English Time and Date Stamp Display eene Yes Password PROTECTION cain oben an Edi d ete Yes Adjustable Screen Settings Color Brightness Contrast Tint File TTA TIS TOF sincera obe d te USB External DVD CD Writer Operating SySEelTI ster dte eto beet Rede s Proprietary PROCES SOM e Proprietary DISK Full WarflliQ sce ecc e E e E Ete I tette Yes Automatic Overwrite Option eere Yes Playback Navigation Rewind Fast Forward Play Pause Stop LED INGQICALOIS aee Power Record Network Alarm Housing Material eren High Density Resin TIOUSIUG COMO ccs E e AE NE White Wei eer 12V DC 5A Power Consumptloli x sca ad ett eter e etie 60W Power Adapter Input 100V 50 60HZ 240 50 60H7 switching adapter Operating Temperature eene 32 F 113 C Operating Humidity cis trib trt t irre nien lt 90 Firmware Upgradeable
22. PA TREEEEE EUER E 92 Finding Previously Recorded Footage eese 94 Playing Back Previous Footage 11 e ee eere eee en eee eene eee enuuee 94 Archiving Footage To Your PC 4 eere eee ee eere eene en eee eee en eee en oue 94 Saving Still Shots Screen Caps To Your PC 4er eere eene 95 Sending A Still Image To Your Printer eee eere ener rne en nee 96 Searching The Log Viewer For Events eene eee ee eene e eee eene eee enaee 96 Using The Backup Player To View Archived Footage On Your Pc 97 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE eoe000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 98 Compatible PTZ Protocol Me 101 SPECIFICATIONS ee0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 1 01 17 LCD DVI EEE EE 101 Outdoor Camera SPARTANT seeseesssssooeccesssssooocceesssoooocccesssooooceeesoo 102 COMPLETE SPARTAN1 CAMERA MANUAL 103 INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the CLEARVU9 Use this ultra slim all in one security system to monitor your home or business and experience the convenience in viewing video on the built in 19 LCD screen Correct installation and use of this system will greatly increase the security in your home or business Please read through t
23. Remate Agent 4 RBS 1 During playback you can save a still shot to your local hard drive by clicking the SNAPSHOT Geil button 2 AWindow asking you where you would like to save the file and the preferred file format Will pop up File name 3 Specify the file location file name and choose BMP or JPG file format Save as tope BMP opel bmp c 0 teme y 4 Click Save The still shot is now saved to your computer NOTE The still shot is saved in the same style as the current screen display For example quad screen single screen etc CLEARVU9 P SENDING A STILL IMAGE TO YOUR PRINTER e Pe CAN EE Properties 1 During playback you can print a still image by clicking the PRINT button an active printer connected to the PC is required hp deskjet 5100 series Wher USBOO1 2 Awindow displaying your printer settings will pop up Comment 3 Choose the appropriate printer and adjust settings as needed Fi Osta Copies Al Humber of capies i 4 Click OK to print the image ee eal Ga Collate C Selection pi mea NOTE The still shot is saved in the same style as the current screen display For example quad screen single screen etc SEARCHING THE LOG VIEWER FOR EVENTS EH Search Log Search Range Search condition 1 You can search for an event and play back the TEETE ETET Start Time Jalam Motion recorded footage by pressing the EVENT SEARCH Fy button End Time Continuous O
24. SERVER example 114 74 18 1 example 192 168 0 1 example yourlink dvrlink net WEB SERVER PORT MAC ADDRESS EXTERNAL IP ADDRESS example 80 example 00 12 3A 45 67 89 example 14 14 243 113 ul NET CLIENT PORT example 6100 CONFIGURING SETTINGS Using your mouse 1 To navigate through the NETWORK menu use the mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green 2 Use the buttons to choose the preferred setting 3 When you have made all the desired changes to the NETWORK menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click kad in the top right corner of the window NOTE Each of the settings within the NETWORK menu are described in detail below DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Allows the DVR to automatically obtain an IP address from the connected router or server The IP Address Gateway and Subnet mask will be assigned by the DHCP server This box is checked ON by Default DDNS Dynamic DNS When enabled the DVR can be accessed through a fixed website URL With DDNS you log in with a user name and password to a specific website instead of accessing the DVR through an IP address Simply navigate to the website to configure your free account and view your DVR online For more information on accessing the DDNS website please refer to SETTING UP A DYNAMIC DDNS ACCOUNT pg 87 W
25. Si you do not see the message in your inbox check your junk or spam CLEARVU9 eee now yee can see 7 When you click the link a window appears that displays Account OUTRE Confirmed Click the login link and enter the username and O O BG fue yee Gl password you created Ce TIE Account Confirmed Tha seri eques oa han bean confined Pou can cons gio and rrt omma pour account Es irlormed cf ee AE changez oy meres andi irporkicr pen ruinharaccs ruris Poor by Gunmen ic sr panic Kr cnoe Tuna Yo ray ee ro Tus ie OT D dhar tha seers ee and Gg fe es mer Se 8 Click on the Services button located on the top menu bar 0 3 803 9 Click on the Dynamic DNS link DynDNS CSS Services EIE Iu i ae zur au me dew ere ee ag nidos coe i Faw oe gd ANTO mea cadunt gud eee mu um quer rimimi d c e eee uiia um fey dits uud Foy ee rur pirum ce ph que HS r Papel Pnorwrm ritum Fur eol tal rp sean imr matj iph ae p memi bethari denm oa BRC ONS Services Far Snamh ri ihe Dmm D iuste 945 Was ursi Ditis Bosna on a DIS ar i t SE e Ge Cap de rat E omes Lh n F Ace ees ic ag cee EET Cee et E ri Ro e war th ees temm addere TJ Jui NOE e g o red Loma Tames rosis tor pape peer posing mak EEN GI PESE TEF ium gener br emm Maki ee ar drial irain vui cr uraan c un Bl dnd mn gla Cur qund Fari 10 Click on the Get Started link located on the menu
26. Use the mouse to check the alarm video loss or motion boxes accordingly If you select VIDEO LOSS your alarm will sound if the camera loses power MOTION will sound the alarm if the camera detects motion Checking the ALARM box will cause the DVR to send an alarm out if an alarm is detected 5 The MODE can be set as LATCHED or TRANSPARENT TRANSPARENT causes the alarm to sound for the duration of the event for example if motion is detected the alarm will sound for the entire time that there is movement The LATCHED setting means that the alarm will sound for a set duration of time which you will decide in step 6 6 Ifyou have chosen LATCHED in step 5 you can use the E buttons to set the duration of the alarm to be between 5 and 300 seconds or until a user logs on to the system UNTIL KEY IN 7 The HDD EVENT can be turned on or off This determines whether hard drive errors trigger the alarm output 8 When you have made all the desired changes to the ALARM OUT menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Gad in the top right corner of the window NOTE The ALARM IN and ALARM OUT menus configure settings for an external alarm device for example a motion sensor or an independent alarm which will sound when an event is detected The setup and activation processes of these devices will very from model to model so please refer to your sensor or alarm s instruction manual for proper setup MAKING CHANGES TO TH
27. YOU INSTALL YOUR CAMERA The camera should be installed between 8 and 13ft above the area to be monitored Ensure there are no obstructions in the camera s view to maximize viewing area Ensure that the sunshade is positioned to avoid glare and position camera away from direct sunlight Decide whether the camera will be wall mounted or sit on a desk table top If wall mounting use the mounting hardware in the package We recommend that the mounting bracket is secured using the included screws for all installations This camera comes with 60ft of video power wire Please make sure that you mount the cameras no more than 60ft from the TV monitor VCR DVR We recommend using a surge protected power bar to protect the cameras internal circuitry 4 MOUNTING 1 Screw the mounting bracket into the camera s mounting hole turning it clockwise 2 Mountthe camera in the desired location no more than 60 feet from the TV Monitor VCR DVR unless you have purchased additional wiring You may wall mount or desk mount these cameras 3 Adjust cameras to the desired viewing angles 1 Plug the 4 PIN DIN female connection on the camera into the 4 PIN DIN male connection on the 60ft video power wire 2 Match the two arrows on top of both connecting cables 3 Plug the camera s power supply into the power jack located on the 60ft video power wire 4 Plug the camera s power adapter into an AC outlet 5 Connect the 60ft video power
28. below for help with wire connections In this picture the camera is an RS 485 PTZ Make sure that the wire is plugged into D picture Make sure that the wire is plugged into D picture Consult your manual for instructions on which wire is and which wire is Connect the camera to any of the BNC Channels on the back of the DVR the DIN channel must not have a camera connected Turn on the DVR your camera should display in appropriate area CLEARVU9 eee CONFIGURING THE PTZ MENU OPTIONS BON ei amp Using your P pe i mouse GENERAL CAMERA i 1 To get to the PTZ Menu access the ADDRESS PROTOCO BAUD RATE ze t on 0 NONE 9600 GENERAL menu by clicking the right mouse e uo inta ds 1 button on the Live Display screen I eus 2 Xe quA 3 2 Click the SETUP icon m 4 NONE 92600 APPLY PREVIOUS KEYLOCK 3 Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK Click the GENERAL button I Click the CAMERA button Choose PTZ SETUP on the left hand side of the window To navigate through the PTZ Setup menu use the mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green Qu E xn Use the 3 buttons to choose the preferred setting co When you have made all the desired changes to the PTZ SETUP menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes cl
29. data to the backup device and then TT iden ET delete the footage from the DVRs hard drive f re ae parr ee or choose WRITING to copy the data to the MV ev s 9 backup device and leave the footage on the CHANNEL ali DE E E DVR5 hard drive TITLE oad boxes accordingly Any checked boxes that are lined up with a camera icon indicate that video will be archived Any checked boxes that are lined up with a speaker icon indicate that audio will be archived Please note that audio can only be archived if audio equipped cameras not included are properly connected to the DVR If needed You can change the TITLE of the archive Double click the title and the onscreen keyboard will pop up allowing you input each letter individually The ET button allows you to move between capital letters and lowercase and accesses the character menu for periods The EZ button can be used to delete letters When you have finished entering a title click EZ to exit the onscreen keyboard archived After you have adjusted all the desired settings press the START button amount of space in MB needed the start Sud and end times for each channel selected in the previous menu and lists the size of each channel s footage MB lists the log file and its size if applicable Click OK to begin the Faverant as backup ARCHIVING The footage is extracted to a temporary area on the hard drive AV CHAN AEN TITLE ARCH I VE CLEARVU9 Che
30. higher If you are running an older version of this program please go to http www download com to download an updated version If you are unsure which version of the browser you have open the browser click Help and choose About Internet Explorer The version will be displayed A valid and fully updated version of Windows XP or Vista PREPARING YOUR DVR In order for the DVR to transmit its video it must be properly connected to an Internet ready router Once the connection is complete you will be able to access important IP information that will allow you to access the DVR over the Internet CLEARVU9 P CONNECTING THE DVR TO YOUR ROUTER dich cuc See 1 Power off the DVR by pressing and holding the 4 button on the DVR until the ETHERNET DC12V password window pops up 2 Log off of the system Using the Channel Selection buttons or the number pad on the remote control type in the default password of 1234 and press the ENTER button 3 TheDVR will turn off disabling recording and remote viewing of your cameras 4 Plugone end of the included Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port on the back ofthe DVR next to the power input T 5 Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into an available port on the back of your router 6 Turn the DVR on by pressing the 5 button on the DVR 7 TheDVR will power on and you will see a startup screen that detects and checks the status of hard drives 8 You
31. of the grid with the time selection bar displayed above the grid The time selection bar is displayed as a 24 hour clock with the first block 0 representing 12 1 AM and the last block 23 representing 11 PM 12AM 4 Use the mouse to click the first or only hour of time you wish to edit RECORD gismmimi im SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO AC TIVATION ik ij A a LA Tr IMERIMOTION arTum CLEARVU9 A adji now b aid ca see 5 Hold down the mouse and drag along the screen to the last block of the time period you wish to set The outline around the recORD blocks will be yellow Everything within this a yellow border will have the same setting SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO This outline can be for numerous hours and cameras When you have decided on the end period let go of the mouse button A menu screen will pop up with check boxes next to NONE TIMER and MOTION Choosing NONE means that the camera s will not record during this time period Choosing TIMER will set the camera s to Continuous record Choosing MOTION will SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO set the camera s to motion activation mode and will record only when motion is detected RECORD RECORD NONI TIMER MOTION CA ATM kl After making a selection in this case MOTION the selected area will display a symbol to indicate that the cameras will be SIZE FPS IQUALITY AUDIO in Motion Record at this time i RECORD RE
32. open or less transparent more difficult to see the cameras while the menu is open You can adjust the transparency level between 0 and 100 with 0 being completely solid and 100 being fully transparent MAKING CHANGES TO THE MONITOR MENU mouse K Using your 1 After applying any desired changes to other SEQUENCE DWELI menus click the MONITOR title on the left SPOP OUT DWELI hand side of the window DE INIEHLACE MODE ALAHAM POP UP MODE ALARAM POP UP DWELI 2 To navigate through the MONITOR menu use ene ere the mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green MOTION POP UP DWELI 3 Use the i buttons to choose the preferred APPLY PREVIOUS x setti ng 4 When you have made all the desired changes to the MONITOR menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click NOTE Each of the settings within the MONITOR menu are described in detail below in the top right corner of the window SEQUENCE DWELL Allows you to adjust the amount of time that each screen is displayed during Sequence mode You can choose between 1 60 seconds SPOT OUT DWELL Allows you to adjust the amount of time that the camera will be displayed on the Spot Out monitor if applicable You can choose between 1 60 seconds DE INTERLACE MODE Can be turned ON or OFF When turned ON De Interlace mode helps provide smoother playback of video footage ALAR
33. purchase against defects in workmanship and materials This warranty includes but is not limited to the repair replacement or refund of the purchase price at Defender s option 2 This warranty becomes void if the product shows evidence of having been misused mishandled or tampered with contrary to the applicable instruction manual 3 Routine cleaning normal cosmetic and mechanical wear and tear are not covered under the terms of this warranty 4 The warranty expressly provided for herein is the sole warranty provided in connection with the product itself and no other warranty expressed or implied is provided SVAT assumes no responsibilities for any other claims not specifically mentioned in this warranty 5 This warranty does not cover the shipping cost insurance or any other incidental charges 6 You MUST call SVAT before sending any product back for repair You will be sent a Return Authorization form with complete return instructions When returning the product for warranty service please pack it carefully in the original box with all supplied accessories and enclose a copy of your original receipt the completed RA form and a brief explanation of the problem include RA 7 This warranty is valid only in Canada and the continental U S 8 This warranty cannot be re issued 9 Tearing the tamper proof sticker on the DVR case will void the product warranty eee A now ou ca see TABLE OF CONTENTS LU TB d INC
34. rate NOTE The settings and process of changing settings in the ALARM SETUP menu is identical to the settings and process of changing settings in the TIMER MOTION SETUP menu For detailed instructions please refer to pg 65 for more information CLEARVU9 adji NOW band ca see ARCHIVE MENU The ARCHIVE menu is the area where you can back up recorded footage to a USB drive or external CD DVD burner SAUBRA TL m i z E Using your mouse 1 Plug your external USB device jump drive CD DVR writer external hard drive into one of the USB slots on the side of the DVR 2 Ifyou are not already in the ARCHIVE menu access the ARCHIVE menu by clicking the right mouse button on the Live Display screen 3 Click the ARCHIVING icon SEARCH _ SHUTDOWN ui 4 Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK NOTE If the DVR reads no archiving device next to the SELECT DEVICE title exit out of the ARCHIVING menu and enter again CLEARVU9 P Use the 8 arrows to select the date and time You can check and uncheck the A V Channel A drive report will be displayed listing the in the FROM and TO fields All video footage within the start and end period will be written to the external device now pog ca see ARCHIVING X SELECT DEVICI USB CDROM Recorder Under MODE choose ERASING amp WRITING to FROM 2007 11 21 17 55 copy the
35. screen AUTO BRIGHTNESS Can be set so that the LCD screen turns off after a certain period of inactivity Recording will continue during this time You can set the monitor to turn off after 10 20 30 40 50 or 60 minutes Choosing OFF will disable auto brightness meaning that your monitor will constantly remain on unless it is manually shut off MAIN DISPLAY OFF When set to ON the DVR will turn and remain off for the duration of time specified in the FROM and TO status box underneath When set to OFF the LCD screen will only deactivate in accordance with the AUTO BRIGHTNESS setting or when the screen is turned off manually FROM Only active when the MAIN DISPLAY OFF is set to ON This is the start time for the screen saver to be activated TO Only active when the MAIN DISPLAY OFF is set to ON This is the time for screen saver to deactivate and the LCD monitor to turn back on K TIP You can manually turn the LCD monitor on and off by pressing 5 on the DVR5 button panel Recording will continue CLEARVU9 P now aid ca see CAMERA MENU The camera menu allows you to make changes to the following CAMERA TITLE COLOR SETUP PTZ SETUP and MOTION SENSOR The CAMERA TITLE menu allows you to personalize the on screen title of each camera as well as whether the camera will be displayed in covert mode The COLOR SETUP menu is where you to make specific changes to the brightness contrast tint and color of each camera ind
36. the DVR s hard drive Using your mouse RECORD DSK MANAGE Ri Click the DISK MANAGE button A window with the RECORD TIME LIMIT OVERWRITE and FORMAT options will appear To navigate through the DISK MANAGE menu use the mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green Use the d buttons to choose the preferred setting When you have made all the desired changes to the DISK MANAGE menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Ed in the top right corner of the window HECHE ANE LENT ee ba eT PREVIOUS NOTE Each of the settings within the DISK MANAGE menu are described in detail below i E a401 now b aid ca see NOTE When a RECORD TIME LIMIT is set the OVERWRITE feature will automatically become set to ON and can not be changed unless you change the RECORD TIME LIMIT status to OFF RECORD TIME LIMIT In accordance with certain local or organizational requirements and data protection laws it may be necessary to limit the amount of footage being stored on the DVR The RECORD TIME LIMIT refers to the amount of time that the data will be stored on the DVR before being erased or replaced You can set the recording limit from between 12 hours 1 month or turn this feature off entirely e EXAMPLE The RECORD TIME LIMIT is set to 1 Month and you begin recording on January 1st On February 1st
37. the settings within the AUDIO menu are described in detail below click 53 in the top right corner of the window LIVE AUDIO Can be turned ON or OFF Turning this option ON means that you will be able to hear sound from audio equipped cameras if connected audio equipped cameras are not included through the speaker on the DVR AUDIO MONITORING CHANNEL Allows you to select the camera which will play audio out of the DVRs speaker Note that audio equipped cameras are not included with this system Audio monitoring only works with Channels 1 4 Any other channels will have their audio recorded but will not have the option to be hooked up for live audio monitoring P now b aid can See NETWORK AUDIO TX Turning this option ON enables network audio transmission and sends live and playback audio to a connected remote PC Turning this option OFF disables audio from being sent NETWORK AUDIO RX Turning this option ON allows a remote PC connection to send audio to the DVR and have it played through the unit s speaker Turning this option OFF disables the DVR from receiving audio from a remote PC MAKING CHANGES T0 THE BUZZER MENU ES Using your Pm a mouse 1 Click the BUZZER title on the left hand side of the window KEYPAD REMOTE SOUND Xx 2 Toturn the keyboard beep off click the KEYPAD status and use the buttons to change the setting to OFF Clicking it to ON turns the beep on 3 To turn the remote control
38. to be accurately set to the official time AUTO TIME SYNC Can be turned ON or OFF If turned ON any manual settings in DATE TIME will be overridden TIME ZONE SETUP Allows you to select your local Time Zone EST PST etc DST DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME Turns Daylight Savings Time ON or OFF NOTE If you make any changes to the Date Time that sets the time to be either in the past or earlier than the current Date Time on this setting screen you will receive a warning that overlapped dates and times will be erased You will have the choice to select OK or CANCEL All previous footage that is currently conflicting will be overwritten and erased MAKING CHANGES TO THE NETWORK MENU NOTE The settings in this menu relate directly to setting up the DVR to connect to a network for remote and online enya D viewing If the DVR is not correctly set DONS m MAX TA SPEED 8192 up to the network the settings in this IP ADDRESS 127 O i menu may be inaccurate or incomplete GATEWAY FF SURMET MASK 355 255 255 0 It is recommended to only adjust these I US SEHVEN 27 0 1 1 1 fea peter a settings while setting up your DVR for DONS SETIVETI DONS DWAL INK NET networking For detailed information on ne SAARES x these settings and instructions on how to ty WH S aAVER PORT B0 properly set up your DVR for networking APPLY PREVIOUS please refer to the DVR NETWORKING GUIDE pg 64 CLEARVU9 P MAKING CHANGES TO THE MAIL M
39. will load with black camera screens 2 Click the SETUP button el The Connect Manager screen will open CREATING A CONNECTION GROUP Local Conhimuration fx amp Using your Connect Mariage Configarston i mouse Ep 1 In the Group window on the left right click Site and choose Add Group F vani ru Macedon sudo Connection count P x Ce Input Group Name Group Name OFFICE 2 Enter a name to easily identify the connection group Office Home etc and press OK CLEARVU9 P now band ca see 3 Thenew group is now created Local Setup NOTE Once you have created a connection group you can add up to 4 DVRs to this group Connect Manager Configuration Group 99 Site i ENTERING THE DVR S INFORMATION DWA Information r NCC XN mouse p IP Domain Name 1 After creating a connection group you will need to refer back to in the DVR s information that you wrote down earlier in the manual aes pg 66 and input it accordingly Password 2 Click the group you just created so that it is highlighted and enter the following information in the DVR Information window Name Choose a name that will easily identify the DVR IP Domain Name Enter the IP address of the DVR Port Enter the network port of the DVR User ID Enter a valid user ID already set up on the DVR The default User ID is ADMIN Password Enter the
40. your DSL modem The page you are looking for is currently unavailable The Web has its own internal IP address it will not properly site might be experiencing technical difficulties or you may need forward the necessary port You may have to configure to adjust your browser settings PPPoE settings to match the settings provided to you by your Internet Service Provider ISP Consult your ISP for more information NOTE SVAT technical support cannot troubleshoot modems since changing these settings can potentially render your modem inoperable Check all your network connections and go through the above steps again to make sure a configuration error was not made If you still can not view the DVR use the troubleshooting on the next page to help you verify each step as you complete it CLEARVU9 P TROUBLESHOOTING CHECKLIST mU eee ee NETWORKING REQUIREMENTS have the following Cable or High Speed Internet Connection Router The DVR properly connected to power The Ethernet cable provided with the DVR system A Windows based PC that is properly connected to the Internet The most recent version of Internet Explorer Installed on the computer PREPARING THE DVR have done the following to the DVR in the following order BT ed aa ES SET EI L Shut down turned off the DVR L Connected the Ethernet cable to the back of the DVR L Connected the other end of the Ethernet cable into my router Turned the DVR back on
41. AGEMENT menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click in the top right corner of the window F W VERSION Shows the firmware version of the DVR H W VERSION Shows the hardware version of the DVR a10 now b aid ca see ZYvETEM IX AINE F 10 003 123 2ENCULIT ATEM IR WE aa NEIN VITO SALA Te PA DISH CAPALITY i E e e a LUN IP ADD SS 177 0 0 4 MAD ADDRESS GG 49 8P 67 38 EF SYETEM HAMI FFW WAT Paco DGEFAUILT STAIL LATA APPLY j NOTE Each of the settings within the SYSTEM MANAGEMENT menu are described in detail below VIDEO SIGNAL TYPE Displays the video signal type PAL or NTSC DISK CAPACITY Displays the amount of hard drive space used out of the total hard drive space IP ADDRESS Displays the IP Address assigned to the DVR MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC Media Access Control address of the system This address is unique to the DVR and can not be changed SYSTEM NAME Can be inputted by the user to identify notification emails Information on changing the system name is listed below CHANGING THE SYSTEM NAME mouse e Using your 5 Double click the box next to SYSTEM NAME and the onscreen keyboard will pop up Enter a new system name by clicking each letter individually The title can be up to 11 characters and can include both numbers and letters The button allows you to move between capital letters and lowercase and zzi can be used to d
42. Activated Recording mode or disable recording for a preferred schedule OMe CH 2 MIT LARG SIZE 35202086 3522288 3527288 352 2808 QOUALITT Hi GHEST HIGHEST HIGHEST HIGHEST AUDIO OFF OFF OFF OFF For example you receive stock at your business every day between 4 and 6 PM During this time you can set the DVR to continuously record the warehouse cameras 1 and 2 with audio and on the highest quality settings while setting the other cameras 3 and 4 to be set to Motion Activated Recording during this period For the remainder of the day all cameras are set to continuously record with no audio MAKING CHANGES TO THE SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO SETTINGS mouse o Using your 2icumimiim K 1 Click the TIMER MOTION SETUP title on the left hand side of the window ACTIVATION 2 Click the SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO title at QUALITY AUDIO the top of the screen HIGHEST OFF HIGHEST OFF i HIGHEST OFF 3 If you have chosen WEEKLY under 13 HIGHEST OFF SCHEDULE MODE in the RECORDING OPERATIONS menu you will need to choose the day of the week which you would like to edit CLEARVU9 P 4 Usethe mouse to dick the first block of the time period you wish to set on the Time Selection bar The time selection bar is displayed as a 24 hour clock with the first block 0 representing 12 1 AM and the last block 23 representing 11 PM 12AM RECORD 5 Hold down the mouse and drag alon
43. BACK SPEED Increases the speed of the video being played to 1x 2x 4x 8X 32x or 64x x 1 CURRENT PLAYBACK SPEED Displays the playback speed of the video currently playing DECREASE PLAYBACK SPEED Slows the speed of the video being played to 1x 2x 4X 8X or 32x CLEARVU9 now pey ca see REFRESH TIMECLOCK BUTTON Loads all video footage up to the point that button was pressed SCROLL UP BUTTON Allows you to move through the camera list 11 f ads TALKBACK BUTTON Allows you to communicate with your DVR via the remote software Press and hold this button while speaking into your PCS connected microphone to send audio to the DVR internal speaker E 13 o 3 2 3 d i TIME DISPLAY BY HOURS Allows you to move through the camera list SCROLL DOWN BUTTON Allows you to move through the camera list CAMERA LIST Allows you to move through the camera list NO FOOTAGE FOUND Dark blocks indicate that there is no footage found during the selected period INDICATOR Grab and drag the bar to quickly move to desired footage or time periods E c FOOTAGE FOUND White blocks indicate that there is video footage found during the selected period Tee FINDING PREVIOUSLY RECORDED FOOTAGE E Using your now b aid ca see mouse 1 Clickthe SEARCH button in Live Display mode You will switch to search mode 2 The time line at the bottom of the display is an overview of all
44. CORD When you have made all the desired changes to the RECORDING OPERATIONS menu click the E in the top right corner of the window You will be asked whether you want to save or cancel your changes CLEARVU9 60 P now b aid ca see NOTE This menu has 3 different symbols to show the recording modes Empty Block No recording during this time set to NONE Solid Block Continuous Recording set to TIMER Light Blue Outline Motion Activated Recording MOTION MAKING CHANGES TO THE ALARM SETUP MENU The ALARM SETUP menu is separated into two basic sections SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO a and ACTIVATION Changes made to the SIZE dtm NEC FPS QUALITY AUDIO window allows you set a schedule and fully customize each camera to record at specific qualities and frame rates of your Choice at any time of the day The ACTIVATION eA SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO ACTIVATION DZI FP QOUALITT AUDIO screen allows you to set times that the DVR will 1 Anaran y LEN R l 352x288 HIGHEST OFF monitor the alarm inputs and activate recording 352x288 i HIGHEST OFF if triggered 352x288 13 HIGHEST OFF Alarm activated recording can be used in conjunction with timer motion recording For example you can set the DVR to continuously record an emergency exit in your building at a low frame rate which is configured in the TIMER MOTION SETUP menu and if an alarm activates recording you can set the DVR to record at the highest frame
45. E User name Password Remember my password 3 Select the Advanced tab e _Tools Status Help 4 Select the Virtual Server tab e Enable the Virtual server e Inthe Name field type in DVR Enabies C Disabled 7 e In the Private IP field enter the DVR IP I m o Gear Private IP Lad 168 0 100 Virtual Server le used bo allow linbemet users access to LAN services address Protoco Type moth EE e In the Protocol field select Both This will enable both TCP and UDP emm a Firewall Schedule Always Inthe Private port enter the port number you M NI A Frei i Iur rt i TT EI need to forward By default this DVR is set to I port 80 Use port 80 unless you have a reason to change the DVR to another port not Prienti Pest na duy Sen to Sum od 200 Virtual Servers List Apply Cancel Help recommended aa S RC i E Virtual Server FTP 0 0 0 0 TCP 2121 away E In the Public port re enter the port number reme OTT Rr Sean mn 1 i Virtual Sorver HTTPS 0 0 0 0 TCP LEVA always you entered in the private port field e g 80 cer m AMD uu RJ e Under Schedule select Always ee Aag Learn e Bd Virtual Server POP3 0 0 0 0 TCP 110 110 ahera d e Ensure that the Virtual Server or forwarding Vitel Seer Td 00 TEP 22 3 sens IPSec 0000 une 5500 aways 4 j that is being set up is set to ENABLED PPTP 0 0 0 0 TCP 1723 1723
46. E BUZZER OUT MENU Gang Using your i MOUSE E EVENT SENSOR 1 After saving any desired changes to other OPERATION SARIE HOD EVEN menus Click the BUZZER OUT title on the MODE X LATCHED DURATION 5 SEC left hand side of the window ALARM VIDEO LOSS MOTION CH amp 1 mi E Fi 2 You will see a window open with the Onda S 4 channels listed You will see the NIIT p choice to have the DVR speaker sound an alarm if video loss or motion is detected 3 The OPERATION option allows you PREVIOUS to enable or disable the DVR s alarm A Use the B4 buttons to enable or disable this feature If enabled you will be able to edit settings for up to 4 cameras If disabled the DVR will not beep if there is an event 4 Use the mouse to check the ALARM VIDEO LOSS and MOTION boxes accordingly If you select VIDEO LOSS the DVR will sound if the camera loses power MOTION will sound the DVR s alarm if the camera detects motion Checking the ALARM box will cause the DVR to sound the buzzer if an alarm is detected 5 The MODE can be set as LATCHED or TRANSPARENT TRANSPARENT causes the alarm to sound for the duration of the event for example if motion is detected the alarm will sound for the entire time that there is movement The LATCHED setting means that the alarm will sound for a set duration of time which you will decide in step 6 CLEARVU9 50 P now yee can see 6 If you have chosen LATCHED in st
47. EARVU9 eee now yeu can see NOTES AREA CLEARVU9 eee now yeu can see NOTES AREA CLEARVU9 CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL Crime Stoppers International Mission Statement To develop Crime Stoppers as an effective crime solving organization throughout the world with the primary objective of the tri partite organization Community Media and Law Enforcement being Working Together to Solve Crime Crime Stoppers International Vision Statement To create a safe secure world through justice for our children and children s children Crime Stoppers Worldwide Statistics Arrests Made 746 966 Cases Cleared 1 189 827 Rewards Paid 88 015 682 Property Recovered 1 947 171 139 Drugs Seized 7 118 201 052 Total Recovered 9 065 372 191 thru Aug 13 2008 WE SUPPORTS CRIME STOPPERS Crime Stoppers programs are operated as non profit charities and are managed by a volunteer board of directors who raise funds and pay rewards to individuals who anonymously call with information that helps solve crime Rewards are paid for tips that lead to the arrest and indictment of people charged with felony offenses and to date Crime Stoppers statistics show a conviction rate of approximately 95 To receive more information about Crime Stoppers or to make a charitable donation please visit the Crime Stoppers website WWW C S 1 0rg VISIT US ON THE WEB e Product Information e Specification Sheets e User Ma
48. EB SERVICE When enabled allows your DVR to be viewed through an Internet Explorer web browser MAX TX SPEED Specifies the maximum bandwidth that the DVR can use during a remote connection You can select speeds between 56 kbps 8192 kbps A higher number will result in smoother video but will slow down the network and result in longer loading times while accessing the Internet A smaller TX speed will result in choppier video but will not create as much of a lag on the network Af TIP For complete online accessibility of your DVR make sure that the DHCP DDNS and WEB SERVICE boxes are checked and enabled CLEARVU9 PREPARING YOUR COMPUTER a10 now b aid ca see Before setting up your network connection you have to ensure that your computer s security settings are configured to allow you to view the footage from the DVR NOTE You will need to complete the steps below for EVERY computer you wish to view the DVR from E Using your mouse 1 Open Internet Explorer Go to the drop down menu in the TOOLS area and select INTERNET OPTIONS A window will open 2 Select the SECURITY TAB and then dick on the CUSTOM LEVEL button in this tab 3 Change the ActiveX Settings to the ones seen in the image e Download signed ActiveX controls PROMPT e Download unsigned ActiveX controls PROMPT e Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe PROMPT e Run ActiveX controls and plug ins ENABLE e Script Activ
49. ENU a radius NOTE The settings in this menu relate directly to setting up the DVR to connect to a network for remote and online DEFAULT SERVER viewing If the DVR is not correctly set SLIVER up to the network the settings in this ahl menu may be inaccurate or incomplete It is recommended to only adjust these AE ARE settings while setting up your DVR for networking For detailed information on these settings and instructions on how to properly set up your DVR for networking please refer to the DVR NETWORKING GUIDE pg 64 ead OLY a i F RATI PREVIOUS The USER MANAGEMENT menu allows you to add additional user names and permission levels for other people that you wish to have access your DVR Up to 7 different user names can be added to the system and can have their user ID password and permission levels modified at any time By default the DVR is configured with a user name of ADMIN belonging to the ADMIN group and a password of 1234 Any user can be deleted except for the default ADMIN user LISER I ETHEL AC f ADMIN PREVIOUS NOTE There are three different permission levels groups ADMIN The highest level of access ADMIN users have full control over the DVR settings including live view settings playing back recorded footage recording options system management and powering off MANAGER Partial access MANAGER users can adjust live view settings and play back recorded footage MANAG
50. ER users can NOT access any menus or recording options or power off the DVR USER Minimal access USER members can only view live footage and make adjustments to the live view settings USER members can NOT play back recorded footage access any menus or recording options or power off the DVR CLEARVU9 eee ADDING A NEW USER now you can See e Using your mouse 1 After saving any desired changes to other USERID GROUP 2mm AD menus click the USER MANAGEMENT title WSF io on the left hand side of the window The NS window will display the list of users GROUP ADMIN ua ri E MAIL AOTIFICANON UFP 2 Toadd anew user click the ADD button at OK CANCEL the bottom of the screen 3 Anew window will pop up asking you to enter a user ID password 4 Double click box next to USER ID and the onscreen keyboard will pop up 5 Enter a user ID by clicking each letter individually The title can be up to 7 Lh be Oy ed Le i BLA MT characters and can include both numbers AD and letters USEN ID ADMIN PASSWORD a iD mop ATFM IH 6 The Li button allows you to move E MAIL LA A NE A or between capital letters and lowercase rr CANCEL and can be used to delete letters PRE VIOLE 7 When you have finished creating a user ID click ESI to exit the onscreen keyboard Double click box next to PASSWORD and the onscreen keyboard will pop up again co MO Enter a password by clicking each
51. Email WEFALIL SERVER notifications will be sent according to the settings SERVER you have created previously in the E MAIL d ee NOTIFICATION MENU USER PASSWORD TESI E MAII APPLY PREVIOUS NOTE In order to receive email alerts a valid email address must be assigned to a USER ID and the email notification option for that user must be set to ON If you have not set this up previously refer to MAKING CHANGES TO THE USER MANAGEMENT MENU pg 39 for instructions on enabling email alerts You must also have notifications enabled in the E MAIL NOTIFICATION MENU For more information on making changes to the E MAIL NOTIFICATION and enabling notifications please see pg 51 CLEARVU9 eee SENDING A TEST EMAIL a You can have the DVR send a test email to make sure that the DVR is properly connected to the Internet and ensure that the email addresses entered under the USER IDs are correct 1 If the box next to the DEFAULT SERVER title is not already checked check the box so that the default server is enabled and press APPLY Click the PRESS button next to the TEST E MAIL title A window will pop up that says Success Press OK mo Em qu An e mail has been sent to all valid email addresses which are connected to a USER ID K TIP Be sure to adjust your email settings so that emails from dvr dvrlink net or your DVR name dvrlink net if you have entered a DVR name show up in your inbox and not a spam or junk mail fo
52. IMIT 4 Once formatting is complete the window will disappear and you will return to the DISK MANAGE screen OVEHWHITI Formatting 0l 81GB BE ZEA E N APPLY PREVIOUS CLEARVU9 a401 now yee can see RECORD MENU The RECORD menu is the area to make changes to recording schedules and activation options The submenus within the RECORD menu are RECORDING OPERATIONS TIMER MOTION SETUP and ALARM SETUP E Using your mouse 1 Ifyou are not already in the RECORD menu access the RECORD menu by clicking the right mouse button on the Live Display screen 2 Click the SETUP icon 3 Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK 4 Clickthe RECORD button GU RECORD SCHEDULE MODE PHE EVENT RECORDING TIMI POST EVENT HECOHDING TIME RECORD W DAILY 1 SEC 5 SEC eee MAKING CHANGES TO THE RECORDING OPERATIONS MENU Sen SM Ne LI amp Using your mouse a RECORD 1 Click the RECORDING OPERATIONS title on the left hand side of the window SCHEDULE MODI DAILY PRE EVENT RECORDING TIMI 1 SEC 2 To navigate through the RECORDING POST EVENT RECORDING TIME 5 SEC OPERATIONS menu use the mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green 3 Use the amp buttons to choose the preferred setting 4 When you have made all the desired changes to t
53. ISPLAY CURSUS KEY LOCK 3 Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK 4 Click the GENERAL button 5 Click the SYSTEM menu GENERAL 6 Click the Network menu on the left hand side 7 You need to change the address next to P 3 C DDNS SERVER so that it is the same as the Ma ru 4 DynDNS you just created d 8 Click the empty box next to DDNS SERVER A virtual keyboard will pop up CLEARVU9 P now b aid ca see 9 Enterthe DynDNS address example myname1234 dyndns org by clicking each letter individually E EG 10 The button allows you to move between DHCP WEB SERVICI Mi capital letters and lowercase and accesses DONE rea CERE IL uar the character menu for periods The EZ gt D 0 1 button can be used to delete letters T EE d hk b 11 When you have entering the DynDNS cd NET address click EZI to exit the onscreen elie Wels keyboard DELETE 12 Makesure that the checkbox next to DDNS at the top of the screen is checked if it is not already 13 Click APPLY and allow the DVR to restart APPLY PREVIOUS 14 Now you can access the DVR by entering the DynDNS address into the Internet Explorer address bar SETTING UP YOUR DVR TO SEND EMAIL ALERTS When the DVR is properly connected to the Internet the system will be automatically configured to send email notifications without any need to enter any mail server settings
54. LUDED e 8 ds lll ac H n 8 OPTIONAL ACCESSORY isses ESTEE EEE FEES EERES ES EYEES Ek aee voVe eI 9 BUTTONS amp CONNECTIONS e eee eee eene eene uuo uus 10 NG LOD DYR 552 554366685002009990600 0 000000900888 80390909 668 66 0 0 020 10111 E992 10 COD Color Came inei ER HERE EXER ENS UESTRE UR S UEVN S VIR SRI VERE E DEVO 10 THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INSTALLATION 11 CAMERA INSTALLATION ascisccssceicesecsccsessiasssecsiesnsecassouasenssateesseess 11 MOUNINO t HS 11 LUE RETRO 11 CONNECTING ADDITIONAL DEVICES TO THE DVR 12 Connecting USB Devices vooseeveeestx vete vv FERE EP EE HISP EIC I eH 12 USB MOUSE oodd RR RE EU LED EO URSI VERDI OD EOS QOIS IU VIG TIS 12 USB CD DVD Writer External Hard Drive Or USB Flash Driver 13 CONNECTING ADDITIONAL MONITORING DEVICES 13 Audio Equipped Cameras Not Included 13 6 PIN DIN Cameras Not Included eere eren 13 A Microphone Not Included For 2 Way Communication 14 A TV External Speaker Not Included 14 USING THE REMOTE CONTROL FOR ONSCREEN NAVIGATION 15 CONNECTING AND POWERING ON e eene eee 16 Julie
55. M POP UP MODE Choose the amount of time between 1 60 seconds that the camera will be displayed full screen when an alarm is detected MOTION POP UP MODE When set to ON any camera that detects motion will be displayed in full screen after the movement occurs For the set amount of dwell time MOTION POP UP DWELL If Motion Pop Up mode is set to ON Motion Pop Up Dwell determines the length of time between 1 60 seconds that the camera will be displayed full screen when motion is detected eee now b aid ca see MAKING CHANGES TO THE SCREEN SAVER MENU be m GENERAL ES 4 1 After saving any desired changes to other rr Mea oi a m menus click the SCREEN SAVER title on the UL amp Using your mouse AUTO BRIGHTNESS left hand side of the window MAIN DISPLAY OFF 2 Tonavigate through the SCREEN SAVER FROM menu use the mouse to click the status RIEE 1 TO OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green Y PREVIOUS 3 Use the amp buttons to choose the preferred setting 4 When you have made all the desired changes NOTE Each of the settings within the Screen Saver menu are described in detail below to the SCREEN SAVER menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click in the top right corner of the window 5 After clicking APPLY click EJ in the top right corner of the window to exit the DISPLAY menu and return to the GENERAL menu
56. NOTE The settings in this menu and the method of changing these settings are identical to the SOUND menu which is accessed through the DVR Information and instructions on how to make changes to the DVR s SOUND menu are outlined earlier in the manual and can be used as a guide to change settings via the Remote Software For more information on the DVR s Sound settings please refer to SOUND MENU pg 35 CLEARVU9 MAKING CHANGES TO THE EVENT SENSOR MENU ah i The Event Sensor Menu allows you to make the same changes to the DVR5 settings that you can make through the DVR s Event Sensor menu E mail alerts can be turned on or off alarm inputs can be adjusted and all settings for alarm out buzzer out can be changed Remote Setup E Record Camera Sound Event Sensor HDD Event Operation Type Smart Alarm Off Ww Disabled w N pen Polling Time Disabled M Dpen Disabled M pen Disabled M Dpen Alarm ut Buzzer Lut E mail Notification Alm v v 2 v 3 e 4 Amm MiM ms Aam Mim ma ma ylos MiM mams ylos vitiv 2 v 3 v 4 vios MiM2M3M4 Motion v t v 2 v 3 v 4 Motion v i v 2 v 3 e 4 Motion AiE v 3 v 4 Ww Buzzer Disk Event Dr v Operation ori Ww Matificatian Df Ww Made Latched Disk Event Type High Ww Key Pad Remote On Disk Event Ott Duration B tec Remote Ctrl NOTE The settings in this menu and the method of changing these settings are identi
57. OTE This manual is written with the mouse being the main tool for navigation a10 oW aid ca see CONNECTING A USB CD DVD WRITER EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE OR USB FLASH DRIVE NOT INCLUDED FOR ARCHIVING RECORDED FOOTAGE You can connect a plug and play CD DVD Writer to this CLEARVUO to back up and archive recorded footage that is on the DVR Simply plug your external device into the DVR and follow the instructions on pg 62 to back up your footage to the drive NOTE Only Plug and Play USB devices are compatible with this DVR CONNECTING ADDITIONAL MONITORING DEVICES CONNECTING AUDIO EQUIPPED CAMERAS NOT INCLUDED Audio equipped cameras can be connected to the system via the AUDIO IN ports Through the RECORD menu refer to pg 57 for detailed instructions you can set specific schedules for the cameras to record audio or set to have them always record sound You can also adjust the live audio settings pg 35 so you can listen in on a specific camera s live audio at any time you choose NOTE Only channels 1 4 can transmit and record audio Only one audio device can be equipped per channel For example you can not have an audio equipped camera and a microphone plugged in to channel 1 at the same time CONNECTING 6 PIN DIN CAMERAS NOT INCLUDED Cameras with 6 PIN DIN connections not included can be plugged into the system via the 6 PIN DIN jacks on the back of the DVR NOTE Only use SVAT brand 6 PIN DIN cameras
58. P o SEQ SET RUN ENTER Wr SWING ENIT RETURN CAMERA CH1 KEYLOCK 3 The PTZ Control screen will pop up 4 Click the buttons under CAMERA to choose the channel which the PTZ camera is connected to Video from the PTZ camera will appear on screen eee now b aid ca See 5 To manually control the PTZ use the mouse to click the buttons next to the P T and Z You will see the camera move or zoom accordingly To exit out of the PTZ screen click RETURN 6 Ifyour camera is capable of swing capabilities you can set the camera to repeatedly pan back and forth from one end of the camera s viewing range to the other Click SWING and then press ENTER Pressing RETURN will bring you back to the Live Display screen and the camera will continue to swing To stop the swing mode at any time go back into the PRESET screen of the PTZ menu and click either of the buttons next to P 7 Some PTZ cameras allow you to store preset movements and positions This DVR allows you to store up to 255 presets into the system for thorough surveillance of your property Pressing the DISP and SETUP buttons will allow you to select which preset you would like and pressing RUN will run the preset For more information on setting presets refer to your camera s instruction manual MAKING CHANGES TO THE MOTION SENSOR MENU Using your mouse 1 Mftersaving any desired changes to other saci n menus click the MOTION SENSOR title on ERR the left
59. SC 704x480 PAL 704x576 Recording Frame Rate 120 FPS Fully Adjustable Recording Time Up to 240 Days On Lowest Quality Settings CIF 352X240 352 x 288 2 CIF 704X240 704 x 288 D1 704X480 704 x 576 Recording Resolution Recording Qualities Low Standard High Highest Recording Modes Continuous Scheduled Motion Alarm Recording Media eene retener 160GB HDD Storage Capacity esssss Unlimited 160GB Included Autostart Recording eene Yes Auto Resume Recording eere Yes JUDA c m Internal CLEARVU9 Protocol anz ZC PT CBC Ganz now poy can see vi D70 D100 Cannon GSP CRX 1401 Additional protocols HD600 vx SPECIFICATIONS MS AD e No Vago FORTIGI eo eterno btt DIS heben EEUU NTSC PAL Vaco OSS Al AUN a E E Yes Video INDUMS stessi i nn 4 BNC 4x 6 PIN DIN e HITS NR ES 4 RCA Composite PUNO To ERE G 711 AUCI OUMU cassis coitu uerus t ode dads RDUM C iE 1 Live Resolution eene NTSC 704x480 PAL 704x576 AUO DIATE sscaconcscs item iti petu Diti tenetu a eee rae IM IEUCE 64 kbps HAVE Te ANIC 1c PTT 120 FPs MA Full Quad ZOOM SEQ TCP IP DDNS DHCP Network Protocol eere Static Dynamic Network
60. SING THE BACKUP PLAYER TO VIEW ARCHIVED FOOTAGE ON YOUR PC uat NOTE The Backup Player is also used to view footage that was saved directly from the DVR to a USB drive or archived to a DVD or CD USB Drive and external CD DVD writer not included To view footage backed up to a USB follow the same steps listed below For more information on archiving footage directly from the DVR to an external device please see ARCHIVE MENU pg 70 for detailed instructions K Using your mouse 1 Double click the Backup Player icon to open the Backup Player software Look in C3 SaveFolder Oter avo D01 CD1 080703095704 MESE 05 00 America EST 2 Click the Open 7 button Peen i z My Recent a D01 CD3 080703095704 D80703095706 6 GMT O 05 00 America EST 3 Choose the file you wish to open and press Open Documents amp LV DO1 CO4 D80703095704 080703095706 GMT 05 00 America EST 3 Ls Desktop E hy Documents go hy Computer File name Lv DOI CO2 080703095704 080703095706 a Files of type AMI Files avi hy Network Open as read only 4 Press the button to begin playback of the selected file 5 You can use the controls under the display to adjust playback direction and speed or stop footage as needed 521472009 ERE e 5 4 2007 y c 90 D x oo NB po2 co1 0706 7 E Ecc di 3 00 08 PM f i h Total 00 14 01 m
61. TEM button DATE TIME 2007 909F29 122 2 Click the DATE TIME title on the left hand a ED RMRT MA arcere side of the window A A Te GETTA E Ta pool ntp org 3 To navigate through the DATE TIME menu A use the E4 mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green C TDD 00 Europal ondon PREVIOUS 4 When you have made all the desired changes to the DATE TIME menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click in the top right corner of the window NOTE Each of the settings within the DATE TIME menu are described in detail below CLEARVU9 eee DATE TIME now you can see Allows you to manually set the date and time Click the number which you wish to change You will see it become outlined in green Then click the ka arrows to change the year month day hour or minute to the desired time NOTE If your DVR is connected to the internet you can set the DVR to automatically sync to the official time For more information on this option please see Auto Time Sync below DATE FORMAT DATE FORMAT allows you to choose whether you want the date to be displayed by YYYY MM DD MM DD YYYY or DD MM YYYY TIME FORMAT Determines whether the time is displayed in a 24 hour clock 0 00 23 59 or in AM PM format NETWORK TIME SERVER SETUP When connected to the Internet pressing SYNC causes the DVR s time
62. TENTS ULL VIT 104 2 CAMERA FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS citet iter btmdereersrttma entente eter 104 P 105 s 105 cun 105 leg 106 Joe 106 m mcn 107 CCD Cameras NM away IMPORTANT INFORMATION modifications will void your warranty CLEARVU9 Sun Shield helps prevent glare from bright lights Infrared IR LEDs allows the camera to see in the dark up to 15ft a10 now b aid ca see Power Adapter for Camera 1 Year Warranty Instruction Manual Online Toll Free Support Mounting Hardware CDS Sensor turns on the infrared LEDs when it gets dark out Camera Housing made of anodized aluminum to prevent rust Camera Mount allows the camera to be desk or wall mountable Connection to Video Power Wire Converts to RCA While this camera is weatherproof it is not waterproof Please do not install it in areas that receive direct rain or under eaves trough draining spots Do not cut the DC power cable of this camera to fit with another power source Do not cut the video connection wire to fit with a different video connection type Any unauthorized Te 9247 3 INSTALLATION A eem e i can See THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE
63. Te NOW b nd ca see 4CH All In One 17 LCD DVR Ultra Slim System w 4 Indoor Outdoor Hi Res Night Vision Security Cameras V1 0 WWW svat com CLEARVU9 S now band ca see NEED HELP PLEASE DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE STORE Please contact a SVAT customer support representative first regarding any additional information on product features specifications or assistance with set up You can contact us via one of the methods below Email Toll free telephone N perm 1 866 946 7828 Online live web chat www svat com support Toll free fax 1 888 771 1701 Note This is manual version 1 0 for this product You may find updated versions by visiting our website at www svat com P now yee can see PRODUCT WARRANTY INFORMATION Please visit our website at www svat com for information about your product s warranty We take quality very seriously This is why all of our products come with a one year warranty from the original purchase date against defects in workmanship and materials If you have warranty or support issues please contact us using any of the following methods Phone 1 866 946 7828 SVAT CANADA SVAT USA Fax 1 888 771 1701 4080 Montrose Road 2315 Whirlpool St Unit 333 Email support svat com Niagara Falls ON Niagara Falls NY Website www svat com Canada L2H 1J9 USA 14305 Warranty Terms 1 Defender products are guaranteed for a period of one year from the date of
64. Z Menu Options eere eene eere eene eee eene eee eaae 30 Controlling The PTZ Camera Through The DVR 31 Motion Sensor MENU iiie veio tuae ovi vOv VIN TU VEYR Ie ETE EVECO PEE VERI TUR VS 32 Adjusting Area Setup cities ei esta Ea evi Pre IS IEEE PESE EN ES EEER ES ER EIN oeE E PIU 33 Sound rli pee RR 35 AUdIO MEDU ceteros ei terr IEEE e Ci ER HEN I Die Enea ite I t eie 35 BUZZER MENU e 36 Jc A 37 Date Time Menlo eio E V ea HIE rE EN S VEETX e pA UEE C YI SURE OIN D PET RET V dno 37 Network Men ii eiii ri er EVE EORR EET N PAY AU PEE Io adE EE SM IINE 38 Mail Meli ono Dr E Pee E I EM ETT E 39 User Management MenuU eee eere eere een eee ee eee eene eee ee eeen anoo nee e esee eSe 39 Adding A NeW User osi E E EO hU nee eer XvE EOGSGENER See DE REN CDNIE 40 Editing Existing USBIS ir E etr UEM Ene NEUEN Use E ERIS 41 Deleting USeIS nod nat EIE We OD d MIR E 43 Logging On To THe System With A User ID eere 43 Updating The System Management Menu eee ee eee eere eee enunee 44 Changing The System Name eee eee eee ee eee ee e eee enne eee en osea oe eto aue 44 Updating The System s Firmware 44 e eee ee ee eee ene eere enero eee enaueo 45 Saving Ihe System Data He OW ROI SE EIAS EUIS NI 47 Loading System Data oido EO SE ROTER ERANT CUR ODORE TE NIE
65. age and will not be able to access the menus until the person exits out of the menu CLEARVU9 eee MAKING CHANGES TO THE RECORD MENU The Record Menu allows you to make the same changes to the DVR s settings that you can make through the DVR s Record menu You can set the Recording Schedule Pre and Post Event Recording Times and Alarm and Continuous Motion Recording Schedules now aid ca see Remote setup EJ Record Camera Sound Event Sensor System Recording Operations Continuous Motion Record Schedule Tue em MY Bl Eee Ea EUN E AENEA NE EN Ce N 3 Continuous Schedule E zal Eu EEE cx umm A CHS PT Alarm Schedule Motion Schedule CHT DIUI CH3 CH4 NOTE The settings in this menu and the method of changing these settings are identical to the RECORD menu which is accessed through the DVR Information and instructions on how to make changes to the DVR s RECORD menu are outlined earlier in the manual and can be used as a guide to change settings via the Remote Software For more information on the DVR Record settings please refer to RECORD MENU pg 55 CLEARVU9 P MAKING CHANGES TO THE CAMERA MENU eM RT FAN TEE The Camera Menu allows you to make the same changes to the DVR s settings that you can make through the DVRS Camera menu The Camera menu allows you to change each cameras title place and remo
66. ama a a aj Per main Una ere La Eui Biniu maal Tull mds hem se Sel ani edi aii ee ee Lee So ee XEXGET Far am asm amm row agna i FH oy Sat iit CO TEN D eike nid ous Tg Fac rm ani T LL Bonis PII TH ERa ardori hae GHG err inet ein F untra a oe T T ee ee z X Cosi t Reset imr HE ad Pelli os pabskhac fe eS HE Mbps EF likin PAg A aon TTE PISTE TR Urs Lo brzgm Un m iri Uem EL NT re Pall Rasa Hg Pal sd oman oe Palin ral Eug amp orrh Cd hoil arcu an bi pa ud wer ore deae m am d ki FPF Cibnerifr reran acil cuin iil mul rr or Ci ie E AN Burana iem jei ep a hap Pn Lieu 15 Your dynamic DNS settings have been created DynDNS aon mhap Soe Cur e binl adea Bebra H iaman e fa 327 m Codi mi jm dias Pachperi stip m in Em Hoa i 44 bao E england Es R3 ie ed 2i inr ar LOS ed aem Wap alia n Score Delius Hier Phy fal e Saath Sewer me iE bima es lw Dm ee FINALIZING SETUP K Using your mouse 5 Now you must set your DVR to be associated with the DynDNS account you just created This will ensure that when your external IP address changes all other settings will change accordingly CLEARVU9 eee CONFIGURING THE DVR S DDNS INFORMATION Using your now aid ca see mouse 1 If you are not already in the Network Menu access GENERAL menu by clicking the right mouse button on the Live Display screen 2 Click the SETUP icon D
67. bi te bad penc e elec decenas No PC Requirements for Software CD CPUs RR Pentium 500mHz or above RAM aeneis ttactau estos voi teet dieto tet 128MB or above OSA Windows 2000 XP Vista Monitor Resolution een 1024x768 Fr GU MT EORR EE DEPO whe Automatic jc iis oes Automatic LHI LOCK NENNEN No AFIS RITU PNE No White Bal ani a ive ori orci Ord taa vi conc Automatic SUNT SMC AAEE m Yes IRGU IE chicas eosenecanasvatetoecsence tenets eoo d casero eio ARES No Housing Material eee Anodized Aluminum HOUSING COl PP Silver xni gt 48dB Camera Bra KE S sse este fate r lestatesiotaessusters Yes Operating Temperature eere 14 F 122 F Operating Humidity eee 98 Camera Power Input eere DC 12V 300mA Power Adapter Input eene 120V 60Hz LED Power Indicator erre No DIMENSIONS cosas pedis oot thu 5 5 x 5 x 2 44 with stand WV CITING ARAE decenti edite E dI 0 85lbs with stand VAT ELECTRONI now b nud ca see Hi Res Security Camera Indoor Outdoor CCD Color Camera w Night Vision 1 Indoor Outdoor Night Window 60ft 4 PIN DIN to RCA Vision CCD Color Camera Warning Stickers male Video Power Wire 2 CAMERA FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS TABLE OF CON
68. cal to the EVENT SENSOR menu which is accessed through the DVR Information and instructions on how to make changes to the DVR s EVENT SENSOR menu are outlined earlier in the manual and can be used as a guide to change settings via the Remote Software For more information on the DVR s Event Sensor settings please refer to EVENT SENSOR pg 48 CLEARVU9 MAKING CHANGES T0 THE SYSTEM MENU aa POU an Tee The System Menu allows you to make the same changes to the DVR5 settings that you can make through the DVR s System menu In this menu the DVR s system information is displayed You can also make changes to the User settings change the SMTP mail settings adjust the network speed turn the overwrite option ON or OFF and set the recording time limit Hemote Setup fx Record Camera Sound Event Sensor System Info GAM Wersion Number of HDD H w Version IP Address 192 166 150 106 Video Signal Type MAL Address OU 11 5t 01 2e 15 Disk Size ahi TP Server Port Secur Users Network Speed User ID Group E mail Add ADMIN ADMIN Disk Owverrite a Record Time Limit LE NOTE The settings in this menu and the method of changing these settings are identical to the SYSTEM menu which is accessed through the DVR Information and instructions on how to make changes to the DVR s SYSTEM menu are outlined earlier in the manual and can be used as a guide to change settings via the Remote Software
69. can deselect specific areas 4 To deselect areas click a square on the grid that is in the area you want to deselect Hold the click button down and drag the mouse across the desired area 5 You will see a box appear on screen as you are dragging Everything within this area will NOT trigger motion recording indicated by blue shading When the area you want is inside the box let go of the mouse button The squares will then turn blue ua a l B d f r N ud E m j lu T k i 4 B8 i i OE P 1 z u b CLEARVU9 P now yee can see 6 Continue to click and drag until all desired areas are within blue areas on the grid id 1 A Es 7 To exit this screen right click the mouse anywhere on the screen A menu will pop up with the options SELECT ALL DELETE ALL CANCEL and SAVE amp EXIT 8 SELECTALL will cover the entire screen with orange squares completely enabling 1 SELECT aa motion activated recording DELETE ALL will mU 1 DESELE OT AL cover the entire screen with blue squares ITI CANCEL disabling motion activated recording on the entire monitoring area CANCEL will disregard any changes you have made and return to the MOTION SENSOR menu Clicking SAVE amp EXIT will save your changes and take you back to the MOTION SENSOR menu 9 Repeat steps 1 4 for all other cameras as needed 10 When you have mad
70. cking the box next to the EVENT title will have the DVR attach a text file which lists all events which occurred during the period which is ARCHIVING X GH wa P now S aid ca see 14 Once extracted the footage is copied to CD or USB ARCHIVING ARCHIVING CHANNEI TITLE ARCH I VE NOTE Depending on the amount of footage selected for archiving the extracting and burning process may take several minutes to complete During this time the DVR cannot be used However archiving does NOT interrupt the normal recording modes and schedules DVR NETWORKING GUIDE This section will outline how to how to connect your DVR to the Internet so you can conveniently view your DVR from any Internet enabled PC This section will outline how to prepare your DVR Internet router and any computer you wish to connect to the DVR After the system is successfully connected to the Internet you will be able to watch live video play back previous video save footage and screen caps to a computer and even communicate via microphone from your PC to the DVR NOTE The following items and settings are required in order for you to successfully view the DVR remotely or online DVR connected to a router for more information see Connecting the DVR to your router below Router connected to the Internet A PC or laptop that is connected to the router wired or wireless This system is NOT Mac compatible Internet Explorer version 5 or
71. cting to the PARKING LOT group ADDITIONAL CONFIGURATION amp Using your mouse Local Setup Connect Manager Configuration Video OSD u JUN w Tid Pai ID Ti iv Resaluti 1 Inthe local setup window click the Configuration tab Iv Tie v Nams v Dste v Time X Resolution Video Output 2 Use the mouse to check or uncheck boxes and select the noo n mm following custom settings Changes to the Video Output will nat take effect until vau restart the elient program Video Mode Video Display Sequence Interval sec Alarm Pop up sec Quality Improve Saving Directory sS aveFalder 1 Cancel CLEARVU9 P VIDEO OSD Check or Uncheck the information that is displayed for each channel when a DVR is connected but o e Title When enabled displays the camera title i e CAM1 in every frame Name Displays the DVRs name as it was entered in the Name box under DVR INFORMATION in every frame when enabled Date When enabled displays the date of the video being displayed Time Displays the time of the video being displayed when enabled Resolution When enabled displays the recording resolution of the camera VIDEO OUTPUT It is recommended to leave the Video Output at the set default of Video Renderer The Overlay Mixer and GDI options are provided only for backwards compatibility with older PCs VIDEO MODE Like the Sequence mode on
72. door back door warehouse CHANGING THE CAMERA TITLE P Using your mouse DAN ERA X 1 Double click the camera title A virtual keyboard will pop up LCOVEHT OFF 2 Enter a title for the camera by clicking each letter individually The title can be up to 11 characters and can include both numbers and letters i 1 x 75 LN k 3 The L button allows you to move DELETE CANCEL between capital letters and lowercase and can be used to delete letters APPLY PREVIOUS 4 When you have finished making sequence title click EC to exit the onscreen keyboard MAKING CHANGES T0 THE COLOR SETUP MENU S Using your mouse CAMERA 1 After saving any desired changes to other menus click the COLOR SETUP title on the D eile b Edid i n left hand side of the window uo T 50 50 60 50 i 50 2 A list of cameras is displayed on screen as 60 50 E 50 well as well as brightness contrast tint and color options for each camera 3 To view a camera in full screen and make adjustments use the mouse to double click one of the settings of the camera you wish APPLY PREVIOUS to change 4 The camera will pop up in full screen and a Status bar at the bottom of the screen will display each of the 4 settings as well as the camera channel A 5 Under BRIGHTNESS click the E4 buttons to adjust the brightness between 1 and 100 the default is 60 A 6 Under CONTRAST click the E buttons to adjust th
73. e all the desired changes to the MOTION SENSOR menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Es in the top right corner of the window 11 After clicking APPLY click Red in the top right corner of the window to exit the CAMERA menu and return to the GENERAL menu screen 12 You will be prompted to save these changes NOTE In order for these settings to take effect you must create a motion detection schedule for each camera in the RECORD menu Please refer to MAKING CHANGES TO THE ACTIVATION MENU pg 67 for more information CLEARVU9 P SOUND MENU now yov can See The Sound menu contains the AUDIO and BUZZER submenus This menu allows you to make changes to audio settings on the microphone as well as turn the beeping sounds L of the monitor and remote ON or OFF Pa LOJ C AR SOUND GENERAL MAKING CHANGES T0 THE AUDIO MENU S Using your P mouse 1 From the GENERAL menu Click the SOUND button LIVE AUDIO 2 Click the AUDIO title on the left hand side of E the window NETWORK AUDIO TX NETWORK AUDIO Fix 3 To navigate through the AUDIO menu use the mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green 4 Usethe buttons to choose the preferred APPLY PREVIOUS setting 5 When you have made all the desired changes to the AUDIO menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes NOTE Each of
74. e brightness between 1 and 100 the default is 50 A 7 Under TINT click the A buttons to adjust the brightness between 1 and 100 the default is 50 CLEARVU9 P 8 9 10 1 12 13 now poy ca see Under COLOR click the 4 buttons to adjust the brightness between 1 and 100 the default is 50 When you have completed changing settings for that particular camera you can use the amp 4 buttons to select another camera channel When you have made all desired adjustments click E43 to exit the setup screen You will return to the list of cameras and any changes you made to the numbers will appear in the proper columns When you have made all the desired changes to cameras click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click the Kes in the top right corner of the window You will be prompted to save these changes MAKING CHANGES TO THE PTZ SETUP MENU This section is applicable to Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ Cameras ONLY PTZ cameras are not included with this system and must be purchased additionally from a third party retailer Before connecting the PTZ camera be sure that it is compatible with this DVR system A complete list of 20 PTZ protocols brand and model number is available on pg 101 for reference SETTING UP THE PTZ CAMERA 1 2 Turn DVR off and unplug the power to the unit Assemble the PTZ camera and connect it to the DVR according to its instruction manual NOTE Please see the image
75. e to set the frequency of email alerts This can be set by time range or by event For example if you choose 5 MIN the DVR will send you a notification every five minutes if an event is detected If you would like the DVR to send you an e mail every time an event is detected choose 0 MIN 6 When you have made all the desired changes to the E MAIL NOTIFICATION menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click in the top right corner of the window 7 After clicking APPLY click Bd in the top right corner of the window to exit the EVENT SENSOR menu and return to the GENERAL menu screen NOTE In order to receive email alerts a valid email address must be assigned to a USER ID and the email notification option for that user must be set to ON If you have not set this up previously refer to MAKING CHANGES TO THE USER MANAGEMENT MENU pg 39 for instructions on enabling email alerts The MAIL settings must also be properly configured in order for the DVR to successfully send e mail alerts If the DVR is not correctly set up to the network you will NOT receive e mail alerts For detailed information on the MAIL settings and instructions on how to properly set up your DVR for networking please refer to the DVR NETWORKING GUIDE pg 64 eee DISK MANAGE MENU now you can see The Disk Manage menu allows you to set a RECORD ING TIME LIMIT Turn the OVERWRITE option ON or OFF and FORMAT fi vet amp SPL aA TEAT
76. eX controls marked as safe for scripting ENABLE If this is an option Allow automatic prompting for file and code downloads ENABLE 4 Press OK 5 Press APPLY 6 Close out of the Options window Internet Options General Security Privacu l Content l Connections l Programs l Advanced Select a Web content zone to specify its security settings Local intranet Trusted sites Restricted sites Internet This Zone contains all Web sites you haven t placed in other zones Security level for this zone Custom Custom settings Ta change the settings click Custom Level To use the recommended settings click Default Level Security Settings Settings Disable Enable Prompt Ir Download unsigned Actives controls Disable Enable O Prompt Ir Initialize and script Actives controls not marked as safe Disable Enable Prompt Ir Run Actives controls and plug ins en Administrator approved re LI amp ilii Reset custom settings o NOTE If you do not have the ActiveX installed and the previous step did not download it go to http www download com and search for ActiveX Download the ActiveX Download control CLEARVU9 eee INSTALLING THE REMOTE VIEWER SOFTWARE ON YOUR PC E 3 Using your mouse Place the CD that was included with the DVR system into your computer s CD ROM drive If your computer does not automatically start the install process
77. ed Click Close to exit 6 Twoiconsare created on your PCs desktop Remote Agent is the software which allows you to view your DVR from your PC Backup Player allows you to view footage from your DVR that you have archived to a USB drive 7 Double click the Remote Agent icon on your desktop to begin using the remote viewer software UNDERSTANDING THE REMOTE DVR VIEWER SOFTWARE o o0 OO oo00 00 mmm TTE m ES E3 ED EB inna O CLEARVU9 P sL 8 1 CHANNEL SELECTION BUTTONS These buttons work in the same way as the DVR s button panel in Live Display Mode When in full screen mode you can click each number to see that camera in full screen Also when Sequence mode is selected in the software the buttons will turn blue when its camera is displayed on screen J STATUS BUTTON Indicates the connectivity status of the DVR If connected the button will be light blue If you are not connected to the DVR the button will be grey ALARM BUTTON Controls the alarm outputs TALKBACK BUTTON Allows you to communicate with your DVR via the remote software Press and hold this button while speaking into your PC s connected microphone to send audio to the DVR 5 internal speaker AUDIO BUTTON Can be turned ON or OFF by clicking When ON you will be able to hear live audio from audio equipped cameras not included and the DVR if a microphone is connected not incl
78. elete letters When you have finished selecting your system name click EZ to exit the onscreen keyboard Click APPLY to save your system name If you wish to exit without saving changes click Red in the top right corner of the window CLEARVU9 P 6 After clicking APPLY click ted in the top right corner of the window to exit the DISPLAY menu and return to the GENERAL but o menu screen F W UPDATE New firmware may be available to download from the SVAT website at http www svat com Firmware updates will enhance system performance and upload extra features After downloading the firmware can be saved to a USB drive to update the DVR via its USB port UPDATING THE SYSTEM S FIRMWARE Ed GENERAL SYSTEM mouse DEVICT USB Storage Ki Using your M rs VW Version Language Option 3 10 01 131 English cD USD 1 After saving the downloaded firmware to your USB drive take the USB drive and insert it into one of the USB ports on the side of the DVR 2 While in the SYSTEM MANAGEMENT menu click PRESS next to the F W UPDATE option PREVIOUS 3 A screen will pop up listing the USB device and firmware version 4 Press START gt lt 5 Press OK when prompted GENERAL SYSTEM DEVICE USB Storage f FMgMV HWaraliiri CANCEL PREVIOUS CLEARVU9 P now yee ca see 6 The firmware will be saved to the DVR and a status bar will let you know the progress f4 4514 740 DEVIC USB Sto
79. ep 5 you can use the amp buttons to set the duration of the alarm to be between 5 and 300 seconds or until a user logs on to the system UNTIL KEY IN 7 When you have made all the desired changes to the BUZZER OUT menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Edin the top right corner of the window MAKING CHANGES TO THE EMAIL NOTIFICATION MENU e Using your mouse EVENT SENSOR X 1 After saving any desired changes to other menus click the E MAIL NOTIFICATION title M UL SALON _ orf on the left hand side of the window ALARM VIDEO LOSS MOTION CH 1 7 Ca Che 2 The NOTIFICATION option allows you to CH 3 enable or disable email notifications Use F dni the Ed buttons to turn this feature OFF or ON If this setting is ON you will be able to edit settings for up to 4 cameras If this setting is OFF the DVR will not send any PREVIOUS e mail notifications FREGQULENC Y 3 Ifthe HDD EVENT is turned ON the DVR will send email notifications if there are any errors with the DVRS hard drive 4 Use the mouse to check the ALARM VIDEO LOSS and MOTION boxes accordingly for each channel If you select VIDEO LOSS the DVR will send an email notification if any selected cameras lose power MOTION will send an email notification if any of the selected cameras detect motion Checking the ALARM box will cause the DVR to send a notification if the alarm input is triggered 5 Use the mous
80. footage recorded over a 24 hour period 3 If you know both the date and time of the footage you are searching for you can use the up and down arrows of the quick search date and quick search time buttons ESE to select and adjust the specific time of the footage you would like to review If you do not know the time but know the date do not make any changes to the time button 4 After selecting the date you can view the time line at the bottom of the screen to show the status of recorded footage for the date which was selected 5 White blocks indicate that there is recorded footage during the specific time period Blue blocks indicate that there is no footage found The time display at the top of the time line displays each hour in a 24 hour time period 6 Useyour mouse to drag the bar connected to the INDICATOR to the desired time You will see the quick search time display the updated time PLAYING BACK PREVIOUS FOOTAGE Gs K Using your mouse 1 After using the quick search buttons to locate a specific date and time click gt to begin playing the selected footage 2 Tostopthe footage at any time click Once footage is stopped you can choose another time date if needed 3 To play the footage in reverse press lt 4 The speed of the footage can be sped up or slowed down as needed The button can speed up footage from 1x to 2x 4x 8x 16x 32x and 64x The button slows down footage at the
81. g the screen to the last block of the time period you wish to set The outline around the blocks will be yellow Everything within this yellow border will have the same setting 6 When you have decided on the end period let go of the mouse button A menu screen will pop up with CH1 4 listed FPS QUALITY and AUDIO GELT RECORD A 7 Use the ba buttons to choose the preferred settings Descriptions of these settings are as follows SIZE Sets the onscreen resolution size can be 704x480 704x240 352x240 FPS Allows you to raise and lower the smoothness and fluidity of video can be 30 15 7 3 20r 1 SIZI 3527x2088 352x200 35212008 352x200 Jli 3524208 352x208 3520288 352x288 QUALITY HIGHEST H I GHES HIGHEST MI G HEST ACTIVATION h QUALITY HIGHEST HIGHEST HIGHEST HIGHEST AMTIVATION AUDIO OFF OFF OFF Orr CANCEL ft i i ik jj HIGHEST now b aid ca see RECORD x AUDIO OFF OFF OFF OFF RECORD x QUALITY Can be set to Highest High Standard Low Higher qualities have less compression resulting in larger file sizes but clearer footage while lower qualities take up less hard drive space but are not as clear AUDIO If audio equipped cameras not included are connected to the system you can decide whether or not you want the DVR to record audio during this time period Note that only channels 1 4 are able to record audio 8 After you have comple
82. gh light Adjust the sunshade by sliding it backwards to let in more light Check the brightness and contrast settings on your TV monitor If your camera is connected to a VCR DVR check the brightness and contrast settings on the VCR DVR Move your camera to another location Picture is too dark Night Vision is The night vision turns on automatically when light levels drop Try the camera in a pitch black setting The not working area that it is in may have too much light and may not activate the sensor 7 SPECIFICATIONS OUTDOOR CAMERA EJ T T S JEN d No Image SENSOM s cecsscessscessscsssessssssssseessevessasessaveseavesees Ue gi MEME Cor Automatic Resolution 420 TV Lines ELC Automatic Outdoor A Yes Tui e No IP Rating tttttttteetettc IPo5 Iris Control M No Focal ERO o sectee sintesi teet eben 36mm White Balance enne Automatic Focus TYPE Fixed oun Shield Yes Niaht Visi jugi No GIDE VISION m T Yes l i N Housing Material sees Anodized Aluminum umber of IR LEDs and Range ss 12 up to 15ft P IR LED Control Automatic CDS Sensor Housing Color eene Midnight Black c S E oe id SIGH Al NOISE Rat Oa txsesavcsvsascansinusaaytpsncounsiehamepatastaslanise
83. hand side of the window d L 2 Youwill see a list of each camera its sensitivity level and an AREA SETUP button 5 5 5 3 To make changes to the sensitivity level use the mouse to click the sensitivity level 1 5 etc of the camera you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green PREVIOUS 4 Use the amp 4 buttons to choose a new level The sensitivity ranges are between 1 and 10 with 1 having the lowest sensitivity to movement meaning a lot of motion is required to trigger recording and 10 having the highest sensitivity to movement meaning that minimal movement is required to trigger recording The default for each camera is 5 TIP You can enable and disable specific areas of your monitoring locations to detect motion For example if you have a camera SJ monitoring a high traffic hallway with several entrances you can go into the AREA SETUP menu for each camera and disable areas so that movement from specific entrances does not trigger recording For more information refer to ADJUSTING AREA SETUP below P now b aid ca see ADJUSTING AREA SETUP 1 Clickthe AREA SETUP button of the camera pur HE E E a m ni you wish to change Ja ne 2 Thecamera will be displayed full screen and Will be orange in color with a light blue grid covering the entire frame 3 By default the entire frame is set to detect motion indicated by orange shading To change this you
84. he RECORDING OPERATIONS menu click the Red in the top right corner of the window You will be asked whether you want to save or cancel your changes NOTE Each of the settings within the RECORDING OPERATIONS menu are described in detail below SCHEDULE MODE Allows you to choose between DAILY or WEEKLY Choosing DAILY will have the same schedule apply to every single day of the week while WEEKLY gives each day of the week its own schedule PRE EVENT RECORDING TIME When the DVR is not in continuous recording mode you can adjust the DVR so that it will always store footage that is recorded before an event motion alarm etc occurs You can select between 1 5 seconds for this option POST EVENT RECORDING TIME Like PRE EVENT RECORDING TIME while the DVR is not in continuous recording mode you can set the DVR to continue recording for a set period of time after an event motion alarm etc occurs You can choose intervals between 5 180 seconds CLEARVU9 eee MAKING CHANGES TO THE TIMER MOTION SETUP MENU a SM Ne The TIMER MOTION menu is separated into mp two basic sections SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO Euer E and ACTIVATION Changes made to the SIZE RECORD RECORD FPS QUALITY AUDIO window allows you set a schedule and fully customize each camera to record at specific qualities and frame rates of your choice at any time of the day The SIZE FPS QUALITY AUDIO ACTIVATION ACTIVATION screen allows you to place cameras into Motion
85. he events that cause the DVR to begin recording When the system is in motion activated recording mode you can set the DVR to store up to 5 seconds of video footage before the movement actually happened ensuring that you don t miss anything Password Protection Ensure that only authorized users can change DVR settings or halt recording 2 Way Internet Communication This system comes equipped with audio support and allows 2 way communication between the DVR and a remote PC when connected via the Internet Mouse Remote Control Navigate the onscreen menu with the included USB mouse and remote control 24 7 Scheduled Recording Set up a weekly recording schedule and specify which hours of the day you want to continuously record motion detect record or not record at all All video is time and date stamped for easy searching and playback Search by Date Time or Event Finding your recorded footage is easy Simply choose the desired date and time range and the requested video clips will appear Clips are also labeled by event which makes it easy to find footage that was captured by motion detection Electroluminescent DVR Control Panel The buttons on the DVR are backlit blue allowing you to easily operate the system in the dark OPTIONAL ACCESSORY e CVW2 60 ft camera extension cable For more information please visit www svat com CLEARVU9 9 Sa i m uni m am m UMN SUN WUE ATUL SUE AE LAMM en ni d IL HIN 5 Mui HI
86. hedule Mode and its settings see MAKING CHANGES TO THE ACTIVATION MENU pg 59 Motion Detection Mode allows you to have the cameras wait on standby and only record when motion in the monitoring area s is detected This mode conserves hard drive space and only records important footage A HAM icon will display next to the camera title when the camera detects motion while in this mode Otherwise the icon will be a green EJ meaning that the camera is in Motion Detection mode but is not detecting motion or recording standby mode For additional information on setting Motion Detect Mode and its settings see MAKING CHANGES TO THE ACTIVATION MENU pg 59 PLAYBACK MODE You can play back recorded footage right from the DVR s button panel This allows you to review recorded footage from all active cameras To search and playback specific events see ADVANCED SEARCH pg 21 TO PLAY BACK FOOTAGE Using your control panel If you want to enter playback mode press on the DVR s button panel Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK E Using your mouse un pe Ie a En 10 11 Your cameras will be displayed on screen with END VIDEO in each frame The date and time will be displayed in the status bar at the bottom of the screen To begin reverse playback click lt Q You will see your present footage begin to play in reverse and the clock count backwards The and 4 button
87. his manual carefully and follow the instructions to get the most out of your CLEARVU9 DVR system CLEARVU9 7 ai Y ARNING TAA SN STEM 17 LCD DVR 4 Outdoor Night 4x 60ft 4 PIN DIN to RCA 10ft RJ 45 Cable 4 Window with 320GB HDD Vision CCD Cameras Male Power Cables Warning Stickers e Remote Control USB Mouse Software CD 5 RCA to BNC Quick Start Guide Connectors 8 5ft DC12V Power Adapter for DVR Mounting Hardware Instruction Manual 4 Power Adapters for Cameras Online Toll Free Support 1 Year Warranty FEATURES Record up to 240 Days This DVR utilizes the advanced Seagate SV35 hard drive The 160GB hard drive was designed by Seagate for optimization with DVRs to ensure secure and consistent recording for years Stylishly Integrated 17 LCD The LCD profile is amazingly slim View crisp clean video on the 17 screen The CLEARVU9 instantly transforms your viewing space into a vibrant clutter free security base station View Video Online w No Service Fees Supports DDNS View live or recorded footage from any computer with Internet Explorer anywhere in the world other web browsers are not compatible This unit also features auto time syncing which makes the time on your video footage consistent with the official time The unique design of the DVR operating system also means you don t have to sign up for any additional services Email Alerts This system helps keep you notified of events happening in your m
88. i off click the REMOCON status and use the ka buttons to PREVIOUS change the setting to OFF Clicking it to ON turns the beep on b 4 When you have made all the desired changes to the Audio menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Ee in the top right corner of the window 5 After clicking APPLY click Ead in the top right corner of the window to exit the SOUND menu and return to the GENERAL menu screen CLEARVU9 P now b aid ca see SYSTEM MENU The SYSTEM menu is where you make advanced Gano EU GENERAL changes to the accessibility of the DVR The submenus within the SYSTEM menu are DATE TIME NETWORK MAIL USER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT and CONTROL DEVICE The DATE TIME menu allows you to change the date and time and sync the DVR to the official time when connected to the Internet The NETWORK menu displays your personal settings that make it possible to view your DVR over the Internet The MAIL menu configures the settings for the DVR to send alert messages to individual email addresses USER MANAGEMENT allows you to create and set permission levels for different users SYSTEM MANAGEMENT displays various versions of the DVR as well as the ability to update firmware or restore factory defaults The CONTROL DEVICE menu allows you to set multiple DVRs to be used with a single remote MAKING CHANGES TO THE DATE TIME MENU K Using your mouse 1 Clickthe SYS
89. ick Kad in the top right corner of the window NOTE Each of the settings within the PTZ SETUP menu are described in detail below ADDRESS The Camera Address of the PTZ camera This is determined by the settings on the PTZ camera Refer to the camera s instruction manual and enter this number accordingly MO PROTOCOL Select the protocol for the camera Refer to the cameras instruction manual and make sure that its protocol is on the list of compatible protocols listed on pg 101 Select the cameras protocol from the list BAUD RATE The communication speed for the PTZ speed Can be 2400 4800 9600 19200 and 38400 BPS Refer to the camera s instruction manual for its Baud Rate CLEARVU9 eee now pog ca see NOTE You can access additional settings by through the Advanced Options menu Simply click the His to access this menu CAMERA K ID KAT CHANNEL NO CH1 ino PTZ DRIVER NONE i00 AUTO FOCUS O OF AUTO IRIS OFF ino P T SPEED 5 io 700M SPEED 4 FOCUS SPEED 5 IRIS SPEED 5 Jd gd Jg gygy OK CANCEL APPLY PREVIOUS AUTO FOCUS Allows you to turns the automatic focus ON or OFF SPEED CONTROLS Sets the Pitch Zoom Focus and Iris speeds between 1 and 10 CONTROLLING THE PTZ CAMERA THROUGH THE DVR K Using your mouse 1 While in Live Display click the right mouse button on the Live Display screen to access the screen that allows you to control the PTZ camera i PRESET 4 sTART DIS
90. ise 3 Mount each camera in the desired location no more than 60 feet from the DVR unless you have purchased additional wiring 4 Adjust cameras to the desired viewing angles WIRING Follow these instructions for the installation of each camera 1 Plug the 4 PIN DIN female connection on the camera into the 2 Plug the cameras power supply into the power jack located on the 4 PIN DIN male connection on the 60 ft video power wire 60 ft video power wire 3 Plug the cameras power adapter into an AC outlet 4 Attach the BNC to RCA connectors to the camera inputs on the back of the DVR ati 5 Connect the 60ft video power wire s male RCA plug to one of the ak aii VIDEO IN ports for channel 1 4 NOTE For detailled instructions and information on the cameras incluced with this system please refer to the Camera Manual on pg 103 CONNECTING ADDITIONAL DEVICES TO THE DVR This DVR has other ports which allow you to connect additional SVAT or third party devices to the system Please note that there are many makes and brands of compatible devices and the instructions below may not always be accurate or applicable Always refer to your item s instruction manual for proper setup and operation CONNECTING USB DEVICES CONNECTING A USB MOUSE FOR ONSCREEN NAVIGATION Plug in the included USB mouse into one of the USB ports on the side of the DVR for convenient onscreen navigation of menus and display settings N
91. iu P SEARCH 2 ds the DISPLAY icon 3 To choose a different Display mode repeat steps 1 and 2 This time Single Display mode will be activated 4 Ifyou do not wish to view in Single Display mode repeat steps 1 and 2 to view a different display option 5 Continue repeating steps 1 and 2 until you find a preferred layout TIP To view an individual camera in full screen at any time simply double click the camera you wish to view To exit and return Kvi back to your previous viewing mode double click the screen again KEY LOCK FUNCTION Any user with ADMIN rights can choose to lock the use of the DVR restricting unauthorized access or system shut down This function is useful if the DVR is in a shared room The DVR can only be locked and unlocked with a password For additional information on ADMIN rights and other user settings see MAKING CHANGES TO THE USER MANAGEMENT MENU pg 39 NOTE A mouse or remote control is required in order to deactivate Key Lock Mode CLEARVU9 P LOCKING THE SCREEN now you can See 1 To lock the screen and disable settings click the right mouse button on the Live Display screen 2 Click the Key Lock icon SEARCH SH UTDOW en DISPLAY PTZ 3 Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK 4 The status bar at the bottom of the screen will disappear and the word LOCK will be in the middle of the screen 5 Key Lock is now activated
92. ividually PTZ SETUP configures settings for PTZ cameras not included MOTION SENSOR allows you to set each camera s sensitivity to motion K Using your mouse 1 Inthe GENERAL menu click the CAMERA CAMERA X button COVERT OFF 2 Click the CAMERA TITLE title on the left OFF hand side of the window I Tus OFF i i s OFF 3 A list of cameras is displayed on screen as well as the ON OFF option for Covert Mode and each camera title 4 Tonavigate through the CAMERA TITLE menu use the mouse to click the status APPLY PREVIOUS p OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green 5 Use the i buttons to choose the preferred setting 6 When you have made all the desired changes to the CAMERA TITLE menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click d in the top right corner of the window 7 Youwill be prompted to save these settings NOTE Each of the settings within the CAMERA TITLE menu are described in detail below CLEARVU9 P now b aid ca see COVERT Covert mode can be turned ON or OFF for each camera Covert cameras will record according to the camera s specific schedule but its monitoring area will NOT be displayed onscreen a blue screen will appear in its place This allows you to keep your camera locations discreet CAMERA TITLE Allows you to name each camera individually for easy reference Example Front
93. lder UNDERSTANDING THE NOTIFICATION E MAILS TEST EMAILS outlined above The DVR wil home officemd Test E Mail send an email to every valid email address that is connected with a USERID Receiving a test email means that the DVR is correctly Test E Mail connected to the internet and your email home affi ceicdvrli nk net address is entered correctly in your USERID i To youraddress emall com settings Please note that your DVR can NOT receive Test E Mail incoming email NOTIFICATION EMAILS Are sent after events happen in your monitoring area Settings can be configured for each camera and event type alarm triggered video loss or motion detection The subject of the email will list the DVR name if entered and the date and time of the event The body of the email will list the date and time as well as what event happened to which camera amp dvr dyrlink net DOVE Name 2008 06 24 16 13 47 d home afFiceimd DVR Mame home office 2008 07 04 09 07 30 e Angie ELLE DVR Name home office 2008 07 04 09 07 30 VT vriink net Ta youraddress email com home offi ce Codvrli nk net 2008 06 24 16 13 97 To youraddressGemail com Video Loss Channel 5 occured 2008 07 04 09 07 30 Video Loss Channel 6 occured Video Loss Channel occured Video Loss Channel 8 occured Motion Detection Channel 1 occured TIP Be sure to enter a name for your DVR in the SYSTEM MANAGEMENT menu If a DVR name is entered it will automaticall
94. le to access the DVR remotely TIP You can set up a screen saver so the LCD screen turns off after a certain period of inactivity but will continue recording You can also set the screen saver to activate for a specific period of time for example at night when you are asleep For more information on screen saver settings please refer to MAKING CHANGES TO THE SCREEN SAVER MENU pg 26 LIVE DISPLAY Live Display Mode allows you to view your cameras and gives you options of which cameras you want to view when you want to view them and how you want the footage displayed on the screen This is the default view when you power on the DVR A status bar at the bottom of the screen shows you the current date and time as well as the percentage of hard drive space used A title for each camera will be shown and BG next to each camera title shows that the camera is continuously recording For more information on changing the title for each camera please see MAKING CHANGES TO THE CAMERA TITLE MENU pg 27 For more information on different recording modes please see RECORDING MODES pg 19 CLEARVU9 P now b aid can See MULTI SCREENS The CLEARVUO gives you several different viewing options for your cameras You can choose between Sequence Mode Single camera and Quad 4 camera TO CHANGE YOUR CAMERA DISPLAY Using your mouse 1 To change your camera display click the right mouse button on the Live Display screen l
95. lease visit www portforward com and go to the link marked GUIDES Once on this page go to the link marked Port Forwarding Guides by Router Find your router make and model in the list of links and click on it You will see a list of various applications Find a link for any DVR or IP camera and dick on it Follow the instructions but make sure you forward the correct port number the port number assigned to your DVR The default port number is 80 The steps for your router found on this page will be similar to the following These instructions have also been created without a firewall in place If you have a firewall please consult a computer technician NOTE Your router may require a user name and password If you do not know it ask the person who configured your network portforward com will provide you with each router s default user name and password CLEARVU9 P CONNECTING VIA A D LINK ROUTER EXAMPLE ae aii You will need to enable the ports by locating the port range forwarding screen With some D LINK routers the port forwarding screen is located within the Applications amp Games or Filters tab in others it is located in the Advanced Tools tab Connect to 197 168 1 1 1 Open your web browser Enter the ROUTER IP address in the address bar and press ENTER 2 Enter the user name admin Leave the password blank followed by pressing the OK button unless you have set up a user name and password for your router SER
96. letter individually The title can be up to 8 characters and can include both numbers and letters When you have finished selecting your password click EZ to exit the onscreen keyboard NOTE All USER IDs and passwords are case sensitive A 10 Use the k4 buttons to select whether this user will be part of the ADMIN MANAGER or USER group 11 If you wish to have the DVR send the user alerts of video loss or motion to their inbox you can double click the box next to E MAIL and the onscreen keyboard will pop up again 12 Follow steps 5 7 to enter the users e mail address The and icons can be accessed by clicking the fi button When you have finished making sequence title click EC to exit the onscreen keyboard A 13 Use the amp 4 buttons to turn email notifications ON or OFF CLEARVU9 P now b aid ca see NOTE In order to receive email alerts a valid email address must be assigned to a USER ID and the email notification option for that user must be set to ON The MAIL settings must also be properly configured in order for the DVR to successfully send e mail alerts If the DVR is not correctly set up to the network you will NOT receive email alerts For detailed information on the MAIL settings and instructions on how to properly set up your DVR for networking please refer to the DVR NETWORKING GUIDE pg 72 14 Press OK to return to the USER MANAGEMENT screen Any new users will show up in the USER ID list 15
97. manual or the manufacturer of the camera If using at night make sure your camera s subject is no more than 15ft away may vary based on amount of ambient light available If using during the day your camera may not be getting enough light Adjust the sunshade by sliding it backwards to let in more light Adjust the camera s brightness settings on the DVR by going in to General Camera Color Setup and adjusting the brightness and contrast For more information on adjusting color settings refer to pg 28 Move your camera to another location These cameras have been designed with a high resolution lens which allows you to see crisp clean images The best lighting for this system is by using incandescent lighting Other lighting effects will alter the color You can adjust the color of the cameras on the DVR by going in to General gt Camera gt Color Setup and turning the color up or down as needed For more information on adjusting color settings refer to pg 36 The night vision turns on automatically when light levels drop These cameras are spec d at 10 15ft in the dark If you placed these cameras outdoors in the open the night vision will be reduced as there is nothing to reflect the IR emitted from the camera To help increase the viewing capabilities add additional lighting to the area Try adjusting the Max TX Speed on the DVR Go to General gt System gt Network and choose a higher number Please note that choosing a higher c
98. mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green APPLY PREVIOUS 4 Use the Si buttons to choose the preferred setting 5 When you have made all the desired changes to the OSD menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Kad in the top right corner of the window 6 Save your settings when prompted NOTE Each of the settings within the OSD menu are described in detail below STATUS BAR Turns the status bar at the bottom of the live display ON or OFF The status bar at the bottom of the screen shows you the current date and time as well as the percentage of hard drive space used CAMERA TITLE Determines whether the camera title i e CAM1 is displayed onscreen ON or if there is no title displayed OFF EVENT ICON Determines whether the ENG or EM icons are displayed at the top right corner of each channel display window You can turn these icons ON of OFF BORDER Turn the border around each channel in multi screen display mode ON or OFF BORDER COLOR If the border is turned ON you can change it to be gray white blue red yellow or green CLEARVU9 P now b aid can see MENU TRANSPARENCY When accessing a menu you have the ability to still be able to see the cameras behind the menu window Changing the value determines whether the menu is more transparent making it easier to see the cameras while the menu is
99. mustthen log on to the system Using the Channel Selection buttons or the number pad on the remote control key in the default password of 1234 and press the ENTER button 9 The DVR will begin normal operation and will show the default display of all 4 channels ACCESSING THE DVR S IP INFORMATION Using your mouse 1 From the live display click the right mouse button A dics SETUP icon elt a RI i SERVICI j HNA i TS BERE Las AL PE APS EN ARTE aa to a CLA bee ae FRI AAA TA 455 55 255 u LAT GAS SERVER lif L4 L ANU DNS Sd 127 u i DONS SCAYCH DONS DVRL HK NET D FE CETE a e NET CTIENT PAH STO Massa Lui WEA SEAVER PORT Ag KEYLOCK APPLY PREVIOUS E 3 Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK 4 Clickthe GENERAL button 5 Click the SYSTEM button 6 Click the NETWORK title on the left hand side of the screen The window below will pop up displaying information which is specific to your DVR CLEARVU9 65 P now b nd ca see 7 Write down the following information exactly as it appears on your screen for the DVR IP ADDRESS NET CLIENT PORT and WEB SERVER PORT in the box below You will write the DDNS SERVER and EXTERNAL IP later 8 Click the SYSTEM MANAGEMENT title on the left hand side of the screen Write down the MAC ADDRESS exactly as it appears on your screen in the box below DVR IP ADDRESS GATEWAY ROUTER IP DDNS
100. ngs within the HDD EVENT menu are described in detail below changes to the HDD EVENT menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Ed in the top right corner of the window CLEARVU9 P now b aid ca see SMART ALARM Can be turned ON or OFF This feature sets the DVR to monitor the hard drive to detect any problems or errors that might be developing If the DVR detects an error it will sound an alarm CHECK INTERVAL Allows you to set a daily schedule for the DVR to enable Smart Disk monitoring If the SMART ALARM above is set to ON the DVR will scan for errors at the time period indicated If any are detected it will generate an alarm MAKING CHANGES TO THE ALARM INPUT MENU K Using your mouse EVENT BENBOR 1 After saving any desired changes to peepee other menus Click the ALARM IN title ALARM DISABLE on the left hand side of the window Pruett it EE ALAHM DISABLE 2 You will see a window open with 4 ALARM f DISABLE alarms listed You will also see the column for OPERATION and a column for TYPE 3 The OPERATION column allows you to enable or disable up to 4 alarms Use E ad PREVIOUS the fM buttons to enable or disable each alarm 4 The TYPE column allows you to set whether each alarm is N O Normally Open or N C Normally Closed Use N O in a situation for example where a door is continuously open An alarm will occur when the door is dosed N C should be used in a sit
101. nt Viewer and remote client system log it is recommended to check all four boxes This way if you leave your computer for a certain period of time you can check the event viewer button to see if you missed anything while you were gone For example if a camera loses power you will see the message 6 23 2008 0 59 10 Recording of Camera 1 Stopped in the Event Viewer window 3 In Out Check the Audio Out box to enable 2 Way Communication by enabling this feature you will be able to send audio to the DVR via your computer s microphone 4 Checking the Alarm Out button means you will be able to enable the remote alarm trigger function 5 Monitoring Audio allows you to listen in on any audio equipped cameras if connected Use the dropdown box to choose which camera you would like to listen in on 6 Under Connection Retries choose the number of times the remote client will attempt to connect to the DVR before giving an error 7 Click ADD to save the DVR s settings 8 Click OK if you are finished If you would like to configure additional settings do not click OK and follow the instructions below TIP Each DVR group can contain up to 4 DVRs Simply repeat all steps from Creating a Connection Group through Additional Settings amp Configuration for each DVR Additionally please note that only one group can be connected at a time For example you would need to disconnect from the OFFICE group before conne
102. nter the user s email address The and icons can be accessed by clicking the E button When you have finished making sequence title click ESI to exit the onscreen keyboard A 11 Use the Ed buttons to turn e mail notifications ON or OFF NOTE In order to receive email alerts a valid email address must be assigned to a USER ID and the email notification option for that user must be set to ON If you have not set this up previously refer to MAKING CHANGES TO THE USER MANAGEMENT MENU pg 39 for instructions on enabling email alerts The MAIL settings must also be properly configured in order for the DVR to successfully send e mail alerts If the DVR is not correctly set up to the network you will NOT receive e mail alerts For detailed information on the MAIL settings and instructions on how to properly set up your DVR for networking please refer to the DVR NETWORKING GUIDE pg 64 12 Press OK to return to the USER MANAGEMENT screen 13 When you have made all the desired changes to the USER MANAGEMENT menu click APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click in the top right corner of the window NOTE The USER ID can not be edited after it is entered Only the password group email address and email notification option can be edited If you wish to change the user name you must delete the user entirely and create a new USER ID CLEARVU9 a10 now b aid ca see DELETING USERS A Using your mouse
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104. o view a list of events click the EVENT VIEWER Recording of Gamera X1 I Motion Ch1 Ott Recording af Camera X1 I Motion Chl On Recording af Camera X1 Motion Ch1 Off Recording af Camera X1 Motion Chl On Recording of Gamera X1 I Motion Ch1 Ott Recording af Camera X1 I Motion Chl On Recording af Camera X1 Motion Chl Off Recording of Gamera X1 I Motion Chl On Recording af Camera X1 I Motion Chl Ott Recording af Camera X1 I Motion Chl On Recording af Camera X1 Motion Chl Off Tm ee oe ee ET Ad 9 TIP If you leave the event viewer open it will continue to update in real time whenever an event is logged CLEARVU9 P USING THE REMOTE SOFTWARE S SEARCH MODE TO PLAY BACK PREVIOUSLY RECORDED FOOTAGE 77 The Search Menu allows you to view print and save screen caps of previously recorded footage Press the button to access the Search Menu Any buttons labeled below relate to the Search Menu ONLY All other buttons serve the same function as they do in the Live View format For more information on Live View and its settings please see UNDERSTANDING THE REMOTE DVR VIEWER SOFTWARE pg 69 ier JA Baan s Pos fo f REG RES ECG ETE eevee 03 43 18 Eo ett ia te era 1 a Camera ozo E Bus Ln iiim a 0 43 2 23 4 5 7 B 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 20 11 22328 0000 QO O9 i T
105. on the right side of the screen 11 Type in a host name subdomain name We recommend you use your name company name or something that is easy for you to remember 12 Choose a domain name from the dropdown menu We recommend polar bw ht A re ute trae een pa ab eit nes ree 7 peior ae diim parcet TH rx arisen eder ms using the dyndns org suffix eee 7 rdr trai HII dia RE oral Duran aar Cds meka n nacta cR cs eat rate cry a om t Maco orice s reine Pet wary SEL ELGEE SEDES Fr omar sapra id rut fore MEE EAJ s aghi Geek TI sd es een ee de ce MIA Aga m mbar sic LPA aaa if CIA mid P E aii iro EP i z Ts err lop indir p an ml appe ye es ay eee OE ocd pete re ee ba ak ma aien i ia CES abb a cum jin alo e e iti ty mk hm ee ee MILLIUM B Dwyer ee tacqp oe 53 eee Di Further Fang E uu ll cba d m hia zh Ob mii ea ln banaril a re eda mda canam m Co GR DI bue paine BET mh ea CHE an uri hrami SS Oe oe oe ee lcm oup buts supe rod CLEARVU9 P now b aid ca see 13 Inthe IP address field type in your external IP address You may os also have the option to use detected IP address which will fill your a4 IP address in for you DynDNS cen ola a 14 Leave all of the other options as is and click Create New Host M hg dearer New DynDNS Hostname Un Swern LIT ET mia Wadae uri eater Mu Pasa Ead Lg ros P orm a ee
106. one at a time and displays each on screen for a set period of time E MANUAL SWITCH BUTTON When in a multi screen display pressing the button allows you to manually change the camera arrangement of the live view screen Hj FULL SCREEN BUTTON Enlarges the live display to fit the width and height of the computer monitor SAVETO AVI BUTTON Saves the live video occurring on screen as an avi file and places it in the designated Save folder EVENT VIEWER BUTTON Displays all events which have occurred motion video loss since logging on to the program You can choose an event from the list and replay that specific footage PTZ CONTROL BUTTONS Pressing the centre PTZ button allows you to control the movement of a Pan Tilt Zoom camera not included with the system 70 P ido uod ca See CONNECTING TO AND VIEWING THE DVR REMOTELY WITHIN YOUR NETWORK After installing the Remote Viewing Software you will need to enter your DVR s settings so you can view the DVR through the software Once the DVR is properly set up you will be able to conveniently view your security system from any PC that is connected to the same network as your DVR After the DVR is set up for remote viewing these instructions will guide you through the process of configuration so the DVR can be viewed from any Internet enabled PC anywhere in the world E Using your F mouse 1 After installing the Remote Viewing Software the main viewing window
107. onitoring location You can set the unit to automatically send alerts to your email inbox whenever motion is detected or when cameras lose power Up to 7 different email addresses can receive these alerts USB DVD CD Backup You can transfer video footage to a USB flash drive for archiving or offsite viewing You can also transfer your footage using an external DVD CD writer Auto Start Recording The DVR instantly begins recording when you first power it on It will resume recording after any power loss providing you with a stable worry free security system CLEARVU9 8 a10 now peg ca see Advanced Motion Activated Recording You can set the DVR to record only when motion is detected and alert you with an audible alarm You can even set individual cameras to detect motion and only video from those cameras will be recorded Motion Mask allows you to block areas with constant motion ensuring that only suspicious activity is recorded Covert Mode This system offers a covert way of recording so you have the option to keep your camera locations discreet The DVR will record footage but the camera channel will display a blue screen This option is customizable for each camera to meet your needs Triplex DVR This DVR gives you the ability to play record and remotely view at the same time Seamlessly play back your video footage or enter menu screens while recording and viewing over the Internet Pre Event Recording Time Never miss t
108. onnection speed will result in smoother viewing but will slow down the speed on your network If multiple users are connected to the same DVR viewing speed will significantly decrease Try accessing the DVR at a later time This may be due to the speed of your internet s network connection Check with your ISP Internet Service Provider if playback is still slow and choppy after completing the two suggestions above e Make sure you have an up to date browser and that the proper ActiveX options are selected If they are you may need to re install your browser Internet Explorer version 6 or higher P Can not view the DVR through a Remote Internet Connection am not receiving any notification emails from the DVR Remote control is not working CLEARVU9 NOW LOV ca see Check all your network connections Repeat the steps on pg 64 again to make sure a configuration error was not made If you still can not view the DVR use the checklist inserted on pg 78 to help you verify each step as you complete it If you are NOT able to view your DVR through your external IP address after following the above steps contact SVAT toll free number for technical support It is possible that your ISP is blocking port 80 Check the Ethernet connection on the back of the DVR and your router Check and make sure that a valid email address is associated with your USER ID under General System User Management and ensure that the
109. operation and will show the default display of all 4 channels NOTE When powered on for the first time the CLEARVU9 will automatically begin recording if cameras are connected The DVR will continue to record on this setting until it is manually changed to a different mode CLEARVU9 P now b aid can See SHUTTING DOWN With this DVR you have the option to shut down the entire unit and stop the DVR from recording or to turn off the LCD screen but continue recording For security reasons you must enter your password to power off the system and halt recording In either of these situations pressing the 5 button again will turn the DVR or LCD screen back on NOTE Only users with ADMIN permission levels can turn the unit OFF For more information on permission levels please refer to MAKING CHANGES TO THE USER MANAGEMENT MENU pg 39 TO POWER OFF THE DVR RECORDING STOPS 1 Whenonthe Live Display screen press and hold the 5 button on the DVR until the password window pops up 2 You must then log off of the system Use the Channel Selection buttons or the number pad on the remote control to type in your password and press the ENTER button The default password is 1234 3 TheDVR will turn off disabling recording and remote viewing of your cameras TO TURN OFF THE LCD SCREEN RECORDING CONTINUES 1 Pressthe b button on the DVR 2 Thescreen will turn off but recording will still continue and you will still be ab
110. or open the CD folder go to Start My Computer and double click the CD ROM icon For Vista users double click the computer icon on your desktop and then double click the CD ROM icon When the software is launched you will be greeted with a welcome screen Click Next You will be asked to confirm installation Click Next 4 Wait while the DVR remote client software is installed CLEARVU9 now pog ca see i HemoteAgent Welcome to the RemoteAgent Setup Wizard The installer will quide you through the steps required to install Hemote amp qent on your computer WARNING This computer program iz protected by copyright law and international treaties Unauthorized duplication ar distribution of this program er any portion of it may result in severe civil ar criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to the maximum extent possible under the law ie HemoteAgent Contirm Installation The installer is ready to install Remote4gent on your computer Click Next to start the installation i HemoteAgent Installing RemoteAgent Hemote amp gent is being installed Please wall Tee now yoy ca see 5 The final install screen will confirm that installation was successful SS Click Close For Vista users If you are prompted with the an unidentified program wants to access your computer security message click ALLOW Installation Complete Hemote amp gent has been successfully install
111. password assigned to the User ID The default password for ADMIN is 1234 ADJUSTING YOUR DISPLAY ON SCREEN Like the Multi Screen option on the DVR the Remote Viewing software allows you to create a preferred display mode by choosing where on the screen you want each camera to be displayed You can even remove certain cameras from the viewing window if desired P Using your Camera Assignment E mouse Heint 1 Underthe DVR Information section there is a Camera Assignment area which you will make changes to 2 Inthe DVR section you will see 16 drop down buttons with x assigned Pressing the will bring up numbers 1 16 and allow you to choose which camera you want displayed in that frame Note that each camera can only appear once you can not have the same camera appear in multiple frames 3 To remove a camera from being displayed choose the drop down marked as x NOTE In some instances you may have be prompted to disconnect and reconnect to the DVR for the changes to take effect CLEARVU9 72 P ADDITIONAL GROUP SETTINGS now toU can see E Using your Event NE mouse stem Alarm Video Record d 1 Tocomplete the installation you must use the I Dut Monitoring audio mouse to check or uncheck boxes and select the Audio aut Alarm aut l Connection retries following custom settings ADD MODIFY DELETE 2 Event Check the event occurrences that cause the DVR to send entries to the Eve
112. rage M CIT ATE eee iim iya Cheat iy gt 10 Copying new F iW 26 PREVIOUS X 7 When the firmware is completely installed you f cer ry SRM Will be asked to restart the system Press OK After restarting the new changes will take effect DC E ELE M TO FACTORY DEFAULT The DVR can be restored to factory default by clicking the PRESS button and then pressing OK when the warning window pops up PHEVIOUS NOTE Restoring to factory default will OVERRIDE all current settings except date and time All recording schedules USER IDs and alarm settings will be lost SYSTEM DATA System settings can be saved to a USB drive These settings can be reloaded in the case of accidental changes to settings or for transferring your settings to another CLEARVU9 All information and settings are saved except for the system name and network settings TIP Once you have set up your DVR gone through the instruction manual and are satisfied with your settings we suggest you Ji back up your system data to a USB drive This way if you accidentally change a setting or are experiencing problems with current settings you can always refer back to your initial settings y CLEARVU9 P SAVING THE SYSTEM DATA now you can See E Using your mouse 1 Insert your USB drive into the USB port on the side of the DVR 2 Press the SAVE button next to SYSTEM DATA 3 AWindow that says Success will pop up when
113. rd the default password is 1234 and select OK SEARCHING BY TIME K Using your mouse 1 dfthe SEARCH BY TIME title is not already active the words will be yellow click the title to enter the SEARCH BY TIME SCREEN NOVEMBER 2007 7 3 2 Use the mouse to click and select the date EYEWEAR AKIT of the footage you are searching for Dates KERFI KEN ETIKES KORI that have footage available will be yellow E 2 A in color You can use the amp buttons next to the month and year to choose a different time frame if needed 3 The time lines next to the calendar displayed in 15 minute intervals on a 24 hour clock will change and display the video status for the date selected Orange blocks mean that there is archived video for the time period and blue blocks mean that video was not recorded during the time P now D aid ca see 4 To move to a specific time period click and drag the arrow along the timeline to the specific time period you are looking for As you drag the arrow you will see the time indicator next to the play button change accordingly 5 When you reach the desired time press PLAY NOTE Pressing PLAY puts the DVR into playback mode For information and detailed instructions on navigating through Playback mode please see PLAYBACK MODE pg 20 SEARCHING BY EVENT E Using your mouse SEARCH B 1 Click SEARCH BY EVENT at the top of the screen ai
114. s allow you to adjust reverse speeds from real time up to 64x Clicking or clicking and holding the buttons allow you to increase reverse speeds Any cameras that were scheduled to record will display the footage in reverse Any cameras that are disconnected or were not scheduled to record will display a blue screen and the words END VIDEO in the frame Cameras which were set to detect motion will have a frozen image and NO VIDEO in the frame Any recorded footage will play in reverse When you reach footage you want to review the ll and B gt buttons can be used to pause and play footage They button can be used to fast forward through footage You can click the EH button on screen if you want to change your viewing options at any time You can choose between full screen sequence and quad When you are finished reviewing footage in playback mode press O to return back to Live Display CLEARVU9 eee ADVANCED SEARCH now You can see The advanced search mode displays a calendar allowing you to easily search by either time or event for specific days or periods of time Once the desired footage is found it can easily be played back and reviewed ACCESSING THE SEARCH MENU A Using your mouse 1 Access the SEARCH menu by clicking the right mouse button on the Live Display screen l USER ADMIN 2 Click the SEARCH icon PASSWORD ARCHIVING an aD Carte ES i i 3 Enter your passwo
115. same intervals as necessary ARCHIVING FOOTAGE TO YOUR PC E Using your mouse 1 Pre recorded footage can be archived to the PC that is connected to the DVR by clicking the ARCHIVE button CLEARVU9 P now pog ca see 2 The archiving screen will pop up Archiving 3 Usethe dropdown menus to choose the start and end time of the footage you would like to archive In the example see right footage between 10 44 am and 15 44 3 44pm will be archived ere Ties 2DD7 DE 14 w 10 44 4 Choose which cameras you would like to archive by checking the boxes accordingly If you would like End Time 2 5 14 w 15 44 footage from all cameras to be archived click Select All Deselect All will clear all checked boxes Time Range Channel 5 Ifyou have audio equipped cameras not included and would like the audio to be archived with the video Ch1 Eh 2 h 3 Lh 4 check the box next to Include Audio Ch 5 Lh b Lh Ch g 6 Click OK and the selected footage will write to the hard e L a v drive Ch 3 ch10 Ch 1 Ch 12 Ch13 Eh 14 _ Ch 15 Lh 16 Select All Deselect All NOTE All footage will write to the directory listed under Settings gt Configuration gt Save Directory For instructions on how to change the Save Directory please refer to step 7 of SAVING DIRECTORY pg 74 SAVING STILL SHOTS SCREEN CAPS TO YOUR PC E Using your mouse Save in amp OVA
116. sie ra rt IR FEY I S E S IY Ya li Fev POE LU vo ive 76 Ai i E 77 IT YOU Cannot CONNEC uso ono vH Gradi RO OI uS 77 Forwarding Outside Your Network eee eeee ee eee eere nnn eee 79 Setting Up A Dynamic DNS Account eere eene eee eren eene eene neon oue 79 FIMANZING Setup ive E bis i IRURE ONPAR ERES ER ANS EESTIE UA UENIRE EI THEU GIN 81 Configuring The DVR s DDNS Information eere ee eere ennnt 82 Setting Up Your DVR To Send Email Alerts e eee 83 CLEARVU9 6 P now b aid ca see Sending A Test Elall cases iine e esee SPI EE SERE YE EFYPIS SE EFE VASIY EFFI CH Eres i rei oes 8 Understanding The Notification E Mails e eere 84 Configuring Mail Settings 44 eere reete eee ee eerte eee enuee 85 DVR Settings Through The Remote Viewer eere 85 3c Eri 85 RECONG GIN Tr P ia 86 Camera MENU eee M 87 Sound MON gira divano hi e WEN NDERIT TECH UN Uns 88 Event Sensar Merl osere ineas ne aE E EAEE EAE AA 89 e L I E A E E E E E E E 90 Referring To The Event Viewer For Events And Activity 91 Using The Remote Software s Search Mode To Play Back Previously Recorded PO OUAGE ouo pn HERE FO EE CIPRO HU E A E
117. snantanceaies gt 48dB eee Camera Bracket c cccssssesescsssssssessessssscsecsessessessssecsecssscsseseeseees Yes IR VV AV CICICUM PENES TOS nm Operating Temperature 14 F 122 F Video Output 60ft 4 PIN DIN to RCA male Video Power Wire Operating Humidity 9896 TV System NTSC Camera Power Input WERE DC 12V 300mA DUCEODIIORB uecctetaeste tiii terne eR eie EUN Et No Power Adapter Input eee 120V 60Hz Moton DEIGCHIOET seines cum tb NR PUE El IEEE No LED Power Indicator uscire cista tite torti us pbxtep ee eode et ctu seui coe No M muU 60Degrees Dimensions eeeeeereenentrnnntnntnn 5 5 x 5 2 44 Electronic Shutter eere 1 60 1 100000 sec lj 0 85Ibs with stand CLEARVU9 106 7 DRILLING TEMPLATE To wall mount the camera drill three holes using a 3 16 drill bit and the template below Insert the supplied wall anchors into holes and secure camera to wall with supplied screws DRILL HOLES IN THESE POSITIONS CLEARVU9 P NOTES AREA n Customer Information Card Contact Name D Company C Postal Code a Phone Number a mae Model Number of Product ft Serial Number of Product Purchase Date oo PlaceofPurchase ooo NOTE We recommend that you keep a record of your purchase receipt with your manual for any future returns or support issues CL
118. t be different from any other DVRs being accessed by the remote You can choose between 1 254 for an ID PROTOCOL Used to select the protocol refer to the external remote s user manual BAUD RATE Allows you to set up the baud rate refer to the external remote s user manual EVENT SENSOR MENU The EVENT SENSOR menu allows you to make changes to the following HDD EVENT ALARM IN ALARM OUT BUZZER OUT and E MAIL NOTIFICATION The HDD EVENT menu allows you to set the DVR to check the Hard Drive for errors and alert you if any are detected The ALARM IN menu allows you to configure any external sensors or alarms ALARM OUT allows you to set the type of action which will be sent to the alarm outputs Finally the BUZZER menu allows you to set the DVR to emit an alarm beep when specific alarms are detected MAKING CHANGES TO THE HDD EVENT MENU K Using your bas mouse 1 Clickthe EVENT SENSOR button 2 Clickthe HDD EVENT title on the left hand side of the window 3 To navigate through the HDD EVENT menu use the mouse to click the status OFF ON etc of the setting you wish to change You will see the outline of the status turn green 4 Use the K buttons to choose the preferred setting E E m m h rs ICM ETI i l T GENERAL 5222 SMART ALARA CHEECH TATE AWA PREVIOUS p SENSOR EVENT SENSOR FF 24 HOUR 5 When you have made all the desired NOTE Each of the setti
119. ted changing the settings click OK 9 Repeatthese settings for any other time periods for the day or week day as needed 10 When you have made all the desired changes to the TIMER MOTION SETUP menu click the Kes in the top right corner of the window You will be asked whether you want to save or cancel your changes CLEARVU9 P now pop can see NOTE This DVR can record up to 120 Frames Per Second FPS which is spread out among all 4 channels At the bottom of this menu screen you will see a frames remained counter If the number beside frames remained is a positive number this means you may be able to raise the FPS of any of your cameras for smoother recording and playback 7 framaa romained 4 CANCEL If this number is a negative number it means you have the DVR set to record more than 120FPS which is not possible You will have to lower the FPS of various camera channels until this number reaches zero or more You will NOT be able to press OK and save your changes until this number is above zero MAKING CHANGES T0 THE ACTIVATION MENU I Mal 1j E Using your j mouse RECORD RECORD 1 Click the ACTIVATION title at the top of UTD NESSDUHNNS P TIT b the screen TIMER MOTION 2 Ifyou have chosen WEEKLY under SCHEDULE EE EX MODE in the RECORDING OPERATIONS menu you will need to choose the day of the week which you would like to edit 3 Each camera is listed down the left hand side
120. th all the other networking Publisher AHOPE Co LTD 2 Press ENTER UAL SSIES SSE More options Install E Dontinstall 3 If you are prompted to allow pop ups for the site click ALLOW While files from the Internet can be useful this file type can potentially harm your computer Only install software from publishers you trust What s the risk 4 For Vista users if you are prompted with the Windows needs your permission to continue security notice click Continue 5 For Vista users if you are prompted with a message asking you to install software click Install CLEARVU9 Tee IF SUCCESSFUL now yov can see The Remote Viewing Software should pop up res j 14 14 243 183 20 1 If prompted enter the DVR Information the same information that you entered when you previously set up a connection group and press OK 2 Select the group you wish to connect to from the drop down menu and click to connect to your DVR 3 For more information on the Remote Viewer settings refer to UNDERSTANDING THE REMOTE DVR VIEWER SOFTWARE pg 69 IF YOU CANNOT CONNECT If the Remote Viewing Software does NOT pop up your address RE 14 14 243 113 80 router is not properly forwarding the necessary port This could be due to a number of problems including The page cannot be displayed incorrect settings presence of a firewall or a DSL modem that has its own IP address If
121. the DVR you can set the amount of time between 2 and 300 seconds that each camera will be displayed on screen before switching to the next Alarm Pop up allows you to set the amount of time 2 60 seconds or disabled that a camera will be displayed full screen if motion or an alarm is detected VIDEO DISPLAY For clearest footage leave the Quality Improve box checked This setting makes the camera quality much clearer while in Full Screen mode SAVING DIRECTORY This is the location where AVI files and screen snapshots will be saved on your PC To change this location click the _ __ and choose a new folder or location 3 Click OK to save your settings CONNECTING TO AND ACCESSING YOUR DVR ONLINE FROM ANY INTERNET ENABLED PC SETTING UP amp CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET If your Internet connection is DSL a broadband connection that comes through your phone line you may need to configure PPPoE settings If you do not know what type of broadband connection you have contact your internet service provider ISP Ask your ISP if your internet connection is cable or DSL Port forwarding is a necessary step that opens a path on your home business network to allow you to view your DVR video feed from outside your network over the internet There are hundreds of makes and brands of routers on the market and these instructions have been made using a D Link router Model DI 524 If you have a router that is different than shown p
122. the DVR will begin to overwrite hour by hour all recorded footage that took place on January 1st On February 2nd the DVR will begin to overwrite hour by hour all recorded footage that took place on January 2nd OVERWRITE Can be turned ON or OFF The overwrite option determines the actions that the DVR will take when the hard drive becomes full If set to ON the DVR will overwrite data when the hard drive is full beginning with the earliest recorded footage When turned OFF the DVR will halt recording when the disk becomes full and no footage will be overwritten or erased Recording will stop and the DVR s buzzer will be activated FORMATTING THE DVR S HARD DRIVE If necessary all recorded footage on the DVR can be RECORD IST AS ESEE erased by selecting the FORMAT option Xx HECOHD TIME LIMIT OVEHWHITIE E Using your mouse FORMAT 1 Click the START button next to FORMAT APPLY PREVIOUS NOTE Formatting the DVR erases all recorded footage Your recording and system settings will NOT be erased If you wish to restore your DVR s settings to its factory defaults please see UPDATING THE SYSTEM MANAGEMENT MENU pg 44 eee now b aid ca see RECORD DISK MANAGE 2 Awarning message stating that all recorded data x will be erased Choose OK RECORD TIME LIMM OVEHWHITI APPLY PREVIOUS 3 A progress window will pop up to show you the RECORD DISK MANAGE Status of the format HECOHD TIME L
123. thers Date Time Description 2 A Search Log will pop up 2007 05 14 15 02 25 Remote Log On 2007 06 14 15 03 44 Remote Log Off 2007 05 14 15 15 33 Remote Log On 2007 05 14 15 15 51 Remote Log Off 2007 05 14 15 27 45 Remote Log On 2007 06 14 15 33 05 Remote Log Off 2007 06 14 15 51 00 Remote Log On 4 Under Search Condition choose which events to ee 14 16 19 Tr Remote Log Gf 2007 05 14 15 32 32 Camera Ch1 On include in the search Any event type that has a 2007 08 14 16 42 32 Continuous Ch1 On 2007 06 14 1 7 10 00 Abnormal Shutdown Detected checked box will be displayed after searching 2007 05 14 17 10 58 Abnormal Shutdown Recovery 5 2007 06 14 17 10 55 Camera Ch1 On 5 Press Search All events which meet the selected 2007 08 14 17 10 56 Continuous Chl On criteria will be displayed 2007 06 14 17 11 08 Remote Lag On amp Search a 3 Under Search Range choose the start and end dates and times Everything within this period of time will be searched cO Co cn E ow BR 6 Ifyou would like to view a specific event click its event on screen and select Go to time line 7 The specific event you selected will show up on da the Remote Software screen 8 Press to play the video associated with the event NOTE For more information on playing back footage through the Remote Viewer refer to PLAYING BACK PREVIOUS FOOTAGE pg 92 for instructions CLEARVU9 P U
124. three main menus are GENERAL RECORD and ARCHIVING Within these menus are many different submenus which allow you to customize your DVR to meet your needs GENERAL MENU The main system menus within the General menu are DISPLAY CAMERA SOUND SYSTEM EVENT SENSOR and DISK MANAGEMENT This section will outline each of these menus as well as the functions and settings within the submenus e Using your mouse a GENERAL To access the GENERAL menu click the right mouse button on the Live Display screen Click the SETUP icon m ARCHIVING J ears gt Enter your password the default password is 1234 and select OK Click the GENERAL button eee now b aid can See DISPLAY MENU Within the DISPLAY menu are the following submenus OSD MONITOR and SCREENSAVER The OSD Onscreen Display menu allows you to control general screen settings such as camera titles and transparencies The MONITOR menu allows you to control alarm and event settings In the SCREENSAVER menu you are able to set the LCD screen to turn off after a certain period of inactivity or to turn off for a specific period of time MAKING CHANGES TO THE OSD ONSCREEN DISPLAY MENU K Using your Pass mouse 1 While in the GENERAL menu click the DISPLAY button STATUS BAR CAMERA TITLE 2 Click the OSD title on the left hand side of AE the window BORDER COLOR MENU THANSPAHENCT 3 To navigate through the OSD menu use the
125. uation for example where a door is to remain closed If the door is opened an alarm will sound NOTE The ALARM IN and ALARM OUT menus configure settings for an external alarm device for example a motion sensor or an independent alarm which will sound when an event is detected The setup and activation processes of these devices will very from model to model so please refer to your sensor or alarm s instruction manual for proper setup changes to the ALARM IN menu dick APPLY If you wish to exit without saving changes click Ged in the top right corner of the window 5 When you have made all the desired MAKING CHANGES TO THE ALARM OUT MENU K Using your EVENT SGENSOR x mouse CHANNEI 1 CH OPERATION DISABLE MODE LATCHED DURATION gt SEC 1 After saving any desired changes to YPI HIGH HDD EVENT ON other menus click the ALARM OUT title aad ALARM acd el voila UL f Fj a on the left hand side of the window TE m m CH 3 CJ m m m cl CHaed L 2 You will see a screen pop up with the 4 channels listed You will see the Choice to have the alarm triggered by video loss or motion APPLY PREVIOUS 1 CLEARVU9 P now b aid ca see 3 The OPERATION option allows you to enable or disable the alarm out setting Use the Ed buttons to enable or disable this feature If enabled you will be able to edit settings for up to 4 alarms If disabled alarms will not function if there is an event 4
126. uded Note that only one channel can be listened to at a time MINIMIZE BUTTON Minimizes the remote viewer to your computer s taskbar x EXIT button Closes the window and ends the remote viewing session 6 aac DATE TIME STATUS Displays the current date and time TO 7 SEARCH BUTTON Clicking this button enters the Search mode of the DVR allowing you to play back previously recorded footage For more information on Search Mode see FINDING PREVIOUSLY RECORDED FOOTAGE pg 92 SETUP BUTTON Enters the Connect Management and Configuration Areas so that the PC can access the DVR DVRSETUP BUTTON Accesses the setup menu and allows you to make changes to the Record Camera Sound Event Sensor and System menus CLEARVU9 now b aid can see DVR DROP DOWN LIST Select the DVR you wish to view from a list of your personal DVR systems 9 CONNECT BUTTON After choosing a DVR from the dropdown list choosing CONNECT loads the DVR into the Remote Viewer software LJ DISCONNECT BUTTON Clicking DISCONNECT will end your DVR viewing session 10 FULL SCREEN DISPLAY BUTTON Displays the selected camera in full screen mode J 16 SCREEN GRID DISPLAY BUTTON the screen into a 16 screen grid QUAD SCREEN DISPLAY BUTTON Displays up to 4 cameras simultaneously 9SCREEN GRID DISPLAY BUTTON Displays up to 8 cameras simultaneously SEQUENCE BUTTON Automatically cycles through the cameras
127. udio supported camera Playback video is choppy e Check the FPS Frames Per Second rate for each camera that is recording choppy video Refer to your settings in the Record Menu Cameras with a higher FPS 30 is the highest will record more fluid video than cameras set to a lower FPS For more information on making changes to the Record menu see pg 55 Timer recording is not working properly Check under Record Recording Operations to see if your SCHEDULE MODE is set to DAILY or WEEKLY Choosing daily will have the DVR record at the set time every day Choosing weekly will allow you to set a different schedule for each day of the week For more information on setting up recording schedules refer to pg 57 Make sure that the clock on the grey status bar at the bottom of the live display screen is displaying the current date and time note that the DVR runs on a 24 hour clock If the time is not current you can change the DVR s clock under General gt System gt Date Time or select auto time sync under the same menu if you are connected to the Internet Can not save the customized Sequence screen which have created All the frames may not have a channel input assigned to them If the layout you have chosen has 4 frames but only 3 have a camera listed the sequence will not save Right click on any blank frames and select a camera to view in sequence CLEARVU9 While archiving video receive a Fail
128. ve cameras from covert mode adjust the color brightness contrast and tint settings for each camera set up a PTZ camera not included and set the motion sensitivity and motion detection areas for each camera Hemote Setup Eg Record Camera Sound E vent Sensar System Color Tie Loc er m I EDS CAMERA m ajajaa CAMERA 9 a aa MERE a 9 0 9 0 Covert tt DE w DE sw Camera 448 i n ipe Camera Address PTZ Protocol BaudRate T 9600 bps v Camera 5 enslliviby c Evi 3 8 1110 i eiu ccn oo ra 44 4 c icr NOTE The settings in this menu and the method of changing these settings are identical to the CAMERA menu which is accessed through the DVR Information and instructions on how to make changes to the DVR s CAMERA menu are outlined earlier in the manual and can be used as a guide to change settings via the Remote Software For more information on the DVR Record settings please refer to CAMERA MENU pg 27 CLEARVU9 MAKING CHANGES T0 THE SOUND MENU S VITE The Sound Menu allows you to make the same changes to the DVR S settings that you can make through the DVR s Sound menu Live Audio can be turned on or off and the Audio Monitoring Channel selected Also the audio TX and RX settings can be turned ON or OFF Remote Setup Ed Fiecord Camera sound E vent Sensor System Live Audio O meea IE
129. wire s male RCA plug to the VIDEO IN port of your TV monitor VCR DVR 6 If your VIDEO IN port is a BNC connection common with DVR units you will need to attach the BNC to RCA adapter before connecting the camera CLEARVU9 eee 6 TROUBLESHOOTING aiv gau can ce Before contacting technical support please use follow the troubleshooting tips below for solutions to common problems Make sure your TV monitor is on the correct video input channel This is NOT channel 3 Common terms for this channel is INPUT AV CHANNEL LINE 1 LINE 2 and AUX Please use your TV or VCR manual to correctly No picture signal identify this channel If your camera is connected to a VCR DVR make sure that it is properly connected to your TV monitor Check all connections to make sure they are secure and properly connected Check your power supply to ensure that the camera is powered up Make sure your camera is not aimed at direct sunlight Adjust the sunshade by sliding it forwards to block out excess light Make sure nothing is obstructing the CDS sensor on the camera If the CDS sensor is blocked night vision mode will be active and may produce extra light in your camera s picture Move your camera to another location Picture is too bright If using at night make sure your camera s subject is no more than 15ft away may vary based on amount of ambient light available If using during the day your camera may not be getting enou
130. with this product Any other brands may not have the same PIN layout or power level Connecting a device that requires a different PIN layout or any other level of power is dangerous to the camera the DVR and yourself and can run the risk of electric shock P CONNECTING A MICROPHONE NOT INCLUDED FOR 2 WAY COMMUNICATION TC Tem If you connect a microphone to one of the AUDIO IN jacks you can communicate with computers that are remotely connected to the DVR After connecting the microphone simply enable live audio and the channel which it is connected to see pg 35 for more information on audio settings Audio will be transmitted to the connected PC until the LIVE AUDIO setting is turned to OFF or the microphone is disconnected NOTE Only one audio device can be equipped per channel For example you can not have an audio equipped camera and a microphone plugged in to channel 1 at the same time CONNECTING A TV EXTERNAL SPEAKER NOT INCLUDED FOR LISTENING TO LIVE AUDIO OR 2 WAY COMMUNICATION Connecting a TV or external speaker to the audio out jack allows you to listen to live audio from one of your audio equipped cameras not included After connecting the TV or speaker simply enable live audio and the channel which it is connected to see pg 35 for more information on audio settings Audio will be transmitted to the speaker until the LIVE AUDIO setting is turned to OFF or the speaker is disconnected CLEARVU9
131. y replace the from field of the e mail with the DVR name If you have more than one DVR naming will help identify one system from another For example office dvrlink net and cottage dvrlink net will help you identify where the alert is coming from CLEARVU9 P CONFIGURING MAIL SETTINGS and You can turn OFF the DEFAULT SERVER and adjust the SERVER PORT SECURITY USER and PASSWORD boxes so email notifications are sent through the mail server of your personal e mail address NOTE It is recommended that you leave the DEFAULT SERVER enabled and do NOT enter alternate mail settings If you would like to change the DVR s mail settings contact your Internet Service Provider ISP or Mail Service Provider MSP to configure these settings MAKING CHANGES TO THE DVR S SETTINGS THROUGH THE REMOTE VIEWER NOTE Only ADMIN users have the authority to change settings For more information on permission levels please refer to MAKING CHANGES TO THE USER MANAGEMENT MENU pg 47 ENTERING SETUP E Using your Checking Authority y mouse 1 You can enter the setup menus while in live display or search mode Simply click the setup 3 icon User ID ADMIN 2 Enterthe password that corresponds with the user ID Password fo displayed 3 Gikok NOTE Only one person can access the DVR5 settings at a time If someone else is accessing a menu remotely or on the DVR itself you will receive an error mess

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