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Sanyo dsr-3706pa DVR User Manual

1. D Lift and 8 Fold down lock push e 060606000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 0 Menu button and indicator MENU On The menu is displayed Off The EXIT OSD button is pressed 5 Exit Operation screen display button and indicator EXIT OSD On Displaying the channel and operations information when switching from the menu screen etc to the live image or the playback screen Off The main or other menu is displayed The channel or operational information is hidden Playback Stop button and indicator PLAY STOP On Playback of video recorded on the hard disk Off The playback is stopped 7 Pause button and indicator 1I STILL On Still image display Off Still image display cancelled Zoom button and indicator ZOOM On Digital zoom operation Off The digital zoom operation is cancelled Search button and indicator SEARCH On Search for a recorded image Off Exiting the search screen Automatic camera scrolling button and indicator SEQUENCE Blinking Automatic scrolling of live video Off Automatic scrolling cancelled Copy button and indicator COPY On When currently copying video from the hard disk to the archive area or other recording media Off When copying operation is over and cancelled Record Stop button and indicator 6 REC STOP On Normal recording if pressed longer than 3 seconds the
2. J EJ g e 06060000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 0 CD Power indicator POWER On The power cord at the rear panel of the DVR is inserted in the outlet Off The power cord on the rear panel of the DVR is not inserted in the outlet Fast blinking Hard disk error Slow blinking Cooling fan error If the indicator is blinking contact the store where you purchased the DVR Remaining capacity warning indicator FULL P46 Normal recording area On When recording on the hard disk has become impossible Blinking The available hard disk space has dropped below the specified level Off The available disk space is reset by initialization or by allowing overwrite 9 Remaining alarm capacity warning indicator ALARM FULL P46 Alarm recording area On When recording on the hard disk has become impossible Blinking The available hard disk space has dropped below the specified level Off The available disk space is reset by initialization or by allowing overwrite 4 Lock indicator LOCK P66 Security lock On The operation has been locked using the security lock Off The password of a valid administrator is entered to release the lock a buzzer will sound Alarm indicator
3. Display the SCREEN SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the screen settings P71 E MAIN MENU Gi E SCREEN SET ON 1 MULTI SCREEN CHANGE D QUAD POSITION SET d MULTI 6 POSITION SET gt S 2 SEQUENCE 59EC SEQUENCE SET gt MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt 3 MASK MASK SET gt 4 COLOR LEVEL SET gt M d Turn the J dial to select 2 SEQUENCE and then turn the S dial clockwise Selections 1 2 29 30SEC INDIV The 1SEC indicator starts blinking After specifying the number of seconds the cursor will not move to the SEQUENCE SET position This way the automatic sequence will be set to the same interval 2 SEQUENCE 1SEC Turn the J dial to select the 2 SEQUENCE example 5 seconds and then turn the S dial clockwise 2 SEQUENCE SEC Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD e Press the SEQUENCE button SEQUENCE cH 73 Howto set Automatic scrolling of live video of the main monitor and the monitor 2 at individual intervals Display the SCREEN SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the screen settings P71 Turn the J dial to select 2 SEQUENCE and then turn the S dial clockwise Selections 1 2 29 30SEC INDIV The 1SEC indicator starts blinking 2 SEQUENCE 19 amp C Turn the J dial to select INDIV and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The SEQUENCE
4. CAMERA NO 03 A_ 03 CAMERA NO 03 ATM 1F____ Modifying the title Turn the S dial to make the desired letter blink and then use the J dial to modify it 3 Press the EXIT OSD button when the settings are complete EXIT OSD e 2 Enter the date to be set as a holiday Example October 17 Turn the S dial clockwise and use the J dial to set 17 day 2 Turn the S dial clockwise and use the J dial to set 10 month Repeat the same procedure to enter all the numbers HOLIDAY HOLIDAY SED 3 Press the EXIT OSD button when the settings are complete EXIT OSD gt eb English Howtoset 36 usijbu3 Initial settings n Time period setting The time period setting allows for using different 1 Display the TIME PERIOD SET gt screen as settings such as automatic scrolling masking motion explained in Displaying the initial settings screen sensor detection settings for four periods of the day for P34 example early morning morning daytime and evening The TIME PERIOD SET screen appears There are two timers A and B that can be set to control time periods as shown below allowing for a wide variety HE MAIN MENU of settings to suit every surveillance need S Example Time period A FON INITIAL SED e 6 30 11 30 5 TIME PERIOD SET Automatic screen scrolling Q i J S TIME PERIOD SET TIME PERIOD I
5. 77 Initialization log llle wwe 78 EX Initialization log menu description 78 EX Viewing the log Lseeuueeesse 78 Menu copy 2 cece eee eee eee eee nh 79 EX Menu copy screen description 79 EXil Save the menu content in the CF card 79 LA Load menu content saved to the CF card onto other DVRs of the same model 80 Interface RS 485 specifications 81 Specifications 2 0 20 000 se cee ee cee x ee es 82 List of recording rate and recording times 83 List of record rate setting pre alarm recording times leesee 85 Push lock terminal specifications 86 Foreword 2 English Safety precautions These must be followed for safety reasons NWarning Bl Do not use if the unit emits smoke or while abnormal sounds and smells are detected Using in an abnormal condition may cause electrocution and fires Immediately remove the power cable from the outlet confirm that there no smoke is emitting and request repairs at the dealership or factory shop where this unit was purchased Do not attempt repairs on your own lll Do not disassemble or modify Do not place your hand in the internal areas of this unit as this may cause fires and or electrocution Request for inspections adjustments and repairs at the dealership where you purchased this unit or at a factory sh
6. 23 9 Archive area search useseues 24 3 Motion detection search 24 E Motion sensor settings verification using the preview screen 26 Wi Full screen viewing of video detected by the motion sensor lille slllsss 26 Copying recorded video to media 27 EX Copying video example 10 seconds from the normal or alarm recording area to the archive area lsllessse 28 EJ Copying video example 10 seconds from the internal hard disk to the CD R RW drive L sueus 29 Copying video example 10 pictures from the internal hard disk to media such as a CompactFlash card 30 3 Printing images directly from the CompactFlash card or the Microdrive 0 eee eens 31 CompactFlash cards or CD RW formats 32 Bl CompactFlash format 000005 32 Bl CD RW format 0 eee 32 Viewing Images copied to a CompactFlash card and CD R RW onaPC 32 Main menu configuration 000s seen eee 33 Initial settings llle 34 Menu configuration lessen 34 Wi Displaying the initial settings screen 34 ll Changing the menu setting conditions while recording c vias sen eee RS Waa MG E RS 34 EX Summer time setting 000c eee 35 EX External clock setting 0 00000 35 El Camera detection 00cceeeeeee eens 35 T
7. 2 Turn the S dial clockwise The WARNING screen is displayed and NO is blinking 3l Turn the J dial select YES and turn the S dial clockwise The HDD INITIALIZING message appears and the initialization starts When the initialization is complete the lt HDD SET gt screen returns WARNING THIS CHANGE WILL INITIALIZE THE DISK ALL RECORDING WILL BE ERASED ARE YOU SURE NO CHANGE JOG v SET SHUTTLE HDD INITIALIZING UH D 4 Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD e How to set 68 English usijpu3 General settings E Network settings Connecting the DVR to the network Refer to the Network connection terminals LAN P11 2 Display the lt NETWORK SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the general settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P62 The OFF field NETWORK CONTROL starts blinking 53 MAIN MENU GENERAL SET y 5 NETWORK SET 2 Y J S CN NETWORK SED 0 NETWORK CONTROL OR 0 NETWORK STATUS ON IP ADDRESS lt 192 168 0 1 SUBNET MASK 255 255 255 0 GATEWAY amp 5 Os We n I3 Turn the J dial select ON NETWORK and then turn the S dial clockwise OFF The DVR is not operated from the network ON NETWORK PC operations are given priority ON DVR DVR operations are given priority The cursor moves to NETWORK STATUS NETWORK CONTROL
8. Display the PROGRAM REC SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P39 The P 1 starts blinking FA MAIN MENU E Eu 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET 4 a 5 PROGRAM REC SET J S Y PROGRAM REC SET PROGRAM P 1 SELECT INDIVIDUAL CAMERA RATE FPS 01 0 5 02 0 5 03 0 5 04 0 5 05 0 5 06 0 5 NORMAL REC 67H Turn the J dial to select the desired PROGRAM number example P 2 and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The 0 5 indicator starts blinking Turn the J dial to select the rate for 01 example 6 25 and then turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial select 02 and turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial to select the rate example 12 5 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure to select the desired recording rates 01 6 25 02 12 5 03 0 5 04 0 5 The possible recording time of the normal recording area is displayed and the cursor moves to the program number Turn the J dial to select other programs P 2 P 4 and enable or disable recording from the individual cameras and set their recording rates Press the EXIT OSD button to end the setting procedure EXIT OSD e English Howtoset 50 usijbu3 Recording settings F Timer setting menu description This menu is used to set the start and end times for timer controlled recording
9. English Howtoset 46 usijpu3 Recording settings C 1 Overwrite setting for the recording areas 1 Display the lt RECORDING CONDITIONS SET screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 a MAIN MENU gt NS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET vas 3 RECORDING CONDITIONS SET Z RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA OVERIIRITE UO ALARM RECORDING AREA OVERIIRITE 0N REMAINING DISK WARNING Do SERIES RECORDING ON AUTO DELETE OFF 2 Turn the J dial to select OVERWRITE for the normal or the alarm recording area and then turn the S dial clockwise 3l Turn the J dial select OFF and turn the S dial clockwise The REMAINING DISK WARNING changes from XX to 1 and disk overwrite is prohibited If the available capacity in the normal or alarm recording area drops below 1 the corresponding FULL indicator on the front panel of the DVR will start blinking ia c y 9 N RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA O OVERWRITE OFF ALARM RECORDING AREA OVERWRITE KORE J S REMAINING DISK WARNING 1 SERIES RECORDING ON AUTO DELETE a ilar 4 Changing the REMAINING DISK WARNING level 1 Turn the J dial to select REMAINING DISK WARNING and then turn the S dial clockwise 2 Turn the J dial to select remaining level example 596 and then turn the S dial clockwise The
10. MULTI 6 POSITION SET MENU CHECK THE SCREEN gt QUAD POSITION SET MENU QUAD1 QUAD2 Bo ma CHECK THE SCREEN gt 3 Example Switching from the camera 1 image to the camera 5 image D Turn the J dial select QUAD POSITION SET and then turn the S dial clockwise The lt QUAD POSITION SET MENU gt screen appears 2 Turn the J dial select 01 to QUAD1 and then turn the S dial clockwise The 01 indicator starts blinking 9 Turn the J dial select 05 and turn the S dial clockwise QUAD1 QUAD1 02 02 Ww 4 Turn the J dial select CHECK THE SCREEN and then turn the S dial clockwise The CHECK DISPLAY POSITION screen with live video appears Check if camera 1 was replaced by camera 5 Press the QUAD button to check the screen of QUAD and beyond C T KQUAD POSITION SET MENU CHECK DISPLAY POSITION sap QUAD2 SA Ls 02 05 06 03 04 e ot o o s 02 2 CHECK THE SCREEN A ee e 03 QUAD H 5 Turn the S dial counterclockwise The QUAD POSITION SET MENU screen returns Press the EXIT OSD button Press the QUAD or the MULTI buttons on the normal live display to see the order of the display changed EXIT OSD ES How to set 72 English usijbu3 Screen settings Automatic scrolling of live video of the main monitor and the monitor 2 at identical intervals example 5 seconds
11. B Time period setting continued 4 Set automatic scrolling masking or motion sensor for the time periods A B The default setting for SELECT TIME PERIOD is A for all items When the specified time comes these operations will work in time period A but more detailed settings are necessary SELECT TIME PERIOD SEQUENCE TIME PERIOD A MASK TIME PERIOD A MOTION SENSOR TIME PERIOD A t Set the camera video for automatic scrolling P73 The main monitor and monitor 2 can have different settings for each of the four time intervals T 1 T 4 Fa lt MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET TIME PERIOD T 1 06 00 11 30 bo bo cH 01 02 03 04 05 06 Bo MAIN MON ON ON ON ON ON ON i WON 2 ON ON ON ON ON ON E t Masking specific camera images P75 Unnecessary camera images can be set to invisible for each of the four time intervals T 1 T 4 MASK SET TIME PERIOD 1T 1 06 00 11 30 CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 n MAIN MON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF MON 2 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 3 NETWORK OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF i E E d t Set motion sensors for camera videos P58 Motion sensors can be set for camera videos for each of the four time intervals T 1 T 4 and use those as alarms for intruders CHO THT LEVEL OFF MODE A LIE E Ai E w lll Changing the time period of operations Turn th
12. Bl If the Day of the week and Daily settings are overlapping 22002 eeeeee lll Cancelling timer controlled operations Gl Day of the week timer controlled recording same time same recording rate every week for the specified day Overlapping timer controlled recording E External timer controlled alarm recording d Alarm recording settings menu description cil Alarm recording settings GA Pre alarm recording settings c Alarm trigger setting 000e eens Wi Input signals used as external alarms c Motion sensor screen description E Motion sensor setting LLuu i Alarm operation settings menu description fil Alarm operation settings GE Alarm display settings LLsss Bl Alarm cancellation 0 0 0 0 eens General settings 2 222 Ar rr ER RE nk Menu configuration 00 e eee eee eee Wi Displaying the general settings screen EX Data display settings VIDEO LOSS settings 3 Buzzer settingS 0 c cece eee eens Security lock menu description Turn ON the ADMIN and USER security locks and set passwords for the DVR Activating the security lock Cancelling the security lock LL Wl List of permitted operations after setting the passwords lisse Hard d
13. REC CONTROL ADMIN ADMIN USER USER Password entered Not entered Not entered Not entered Not entered Operations Surveillance Operation of the camera selection QUAD MULTI MON2 EXIT OSD and SEQUENCE buttons O O O O Playback Operation of the PLAY STOP ZOOM SEARCH COPY STILL SHUTTLE HOLD and ALARM buttons Jog dial Shuttle dial operation Recording Operation of the REC STOP and TIMER buttons Menu Operation of the MENU and MENU RESET buttons 67 Howto set General settings DJ Hard disk settings menu description HDD SET D DIKI 820B DIK Boasts CAUTION ALL RECORDING WILL BE ERASED _ MIRRORING OFF 65 PLAYBACK DRIVE t CAUTION RECORDING SPEED WILL BE LIMITED BY MIRRORING e 0 060600000000000000000000000000000000000 0 D DISK1 Displays the total capacity of the internal hard disk If the hard disk is replaced the capacity may change 2 DISK2 Displays the total capacity of the second hard disk if it was installed in the DVR 8 DISK INITIALIZE This item is used to initialize the internal hard disk All recordings are erased when the hard disk is initialized The initialization is performed on DISK1 and DISK2 simultaneously MIRRORING If another hard disk is installed and MIRRORING is turned ON then a PLAYBACK DRIVE
14. Copying video example 10 seconds from the normal or alarm recording area to the archive area 1 2 Start playback from the normal or alarm recording area Press the STILL button at the image to be copied The image is paused H STILL ex Press the COPY button The copy setting screen is displayed The cursor moves to the COPY TO field COPY C gt LH 1 Ed 1 COPY TO 7 ARCHIE AREA HOW MANY 1 PICTURES l COPY CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 SELECT COPY CHANNEL COPY START gt O FORMAT ERASE COMPACTFLASH FORMAT ERASE START S d J Turn the S dial clockwise ARCHIVE AREA starts blinking Turn the J dial to select COPY TO ARCHIVE AREA and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The cursor moves to the 1 of the HOW MANY field ON COPY TO ARCHIVE AREA O Q S Selections ARCHIVE AREA COMPACT FLASH CF gt PRINT CD R RW Turn the J dial to select HOW MANY 10 and then turn the S dial clockwise The PICTURES starts blinking HOW MANY 10 PICTURES Select a value between 1 99 7 Turn the J dial to select SECONDS and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to COPY START FN O M COPY CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 Q SELECT COPY CHANNEL Selections PICTURES 1 99 Copies the specified number of images SECONDS 1 99 Copies the specified duration in seconds MINUTES 1 99 Copies the specified durat
15. lt WARNING gt REC RATE SETTING IN THE MENU WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTED ARE YOU SURE NO Press the EXIT OSD button when the settings are complete The normal screen is displayed again EXIT OSD By Recording settings A 2 REC RATE BASE Set the recording based on recording rate 1 Display the lt NORMAL REC EASY SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 The NORMAL REC EASY SET screen appears E MAIN MENU gt NS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET Du 1 NORMAL REC EASY SET NORMAL REC EASY SET REC RATE BASE 2 Turn the J dial to select REC RATE BASE and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The lt REC RATE BASE gt screen is displayed and the number at REC RATE is blinking The rate varies according to the number of cameras connected to the DVR REC RATE BASE Y N REC RATE anan FPS CAM O TIMER RECORDING DLY OFF START STOP PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED J S AUDIO RECORDING OFF 3 Turn the J dial to select the REC RATE example 3 125 and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the TIMER RECORDING DLY field Ks REC RATE 3 125FPS CAM TIMER RECORDING DLY OFF J S Set the timer Proceed to 5 if timer setting is not necessary Turn the S dial clockwise The OFF starts blinking Turn the J dial to se
16. ALARM INTERLEAVE recording pattern Selections ONLY Records only the live video where the alarm occurred SW Alternately records the live video from the camera where the alarm occurred and the live video from all connected cameras 55 Howto set 5 REC RATE The following settings can be selected Selections 25 16 67 12 5 8 333 6 25 5 4 167 3 571 3 125 2 778 2 5 2 278 1 923 1 667 1 471 1 316 1 19 1 087 1 0 5 0 333 0 25 0 2 0 1 0 05 0 033 Audio recording can only be set when this setting is within the range of 25 1 FPS 6 DURATION Selects the recording duration for a single alarm event from the following selections 5SEC 10 20 40AMIN 2 8 4 5 10 15 CC CC Recording is performed as long as the alarm is present minimum 5 sec PRE ALARM RECORDING OFF Pre alarm recording is not performed ON Pre alarm recording is performed REC RATE Refer to the pre alarm recording time under recording rate settings P85 9 DURATION Refer to pre alarm recording time P85 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED number of alarms that can be recorded b ALARM TRIGGER Selects the alarm detection method from the followings Selections ALARM Performs alarm recording when an external alarm is detected SENSOR Performs alarm recording when a motion sensor detects movement P59 ALARM AND SENSOR Performs alarm recording when an external alarm and a motion sensor alarm are detected simultaneously ALARM OR SENSO
17. START 28 10 06 20 30 ED PREVIEW 2 VIEW 2 MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE Setting the motion sensor D Turn the J dial to move the cursor to the desired position of the sensor and then turn the S dial clockwise Sensor is not set W Sensor is set After switching the sensor from unset to set the same operation can be used to set sensors at other locations y ON O S 2 Turn the J dial to move the cursor to LEVEL OFF and then turn the S dial clockwise The OFF starts blinking Selections OFF 1 2 9 10 low sensitivity 8 Turn the J dial to set LEVEL OFF to 5 and then turn the S dial clockwise twice The MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 screen returns For searching the PREVIEW or VIEW screens continue at P26 without exiting the current search 12 Press the SEARCH button to exit the search mode The normal live video display returns SEARCH e If you set the motion search to a specific channel camera number only the video from the specified channel will be played The camera title date and time may not be displayed fully on the screen Searching for recorded video n Motion detection search continued lll Motion sensor settings verification using the preview screen Va MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 CHANNEL 4 SEARCH FROM ALARM START 05 01 06 10 00 END 05 01 06 20 00 MOTION SENSOR gt MOVE JOG SELE
18. The following timer functions are available Q9 9 o A TIMER S WEEK START STOP PROGRAM FPS SET SUN o ni OFF 12 5 FPS OFF MN omi OFF 12 5 FPS OFF TUE u OFF 12 5 FPS OFF WED cuc OFF 12 5 FPS OFF THU OFF 12 5 FPS OFF FRI cn OFF 12 5 FPS OFF Gpo RER DLY OFF 12 5 FPS OFF EXT titit titt OFF 12 5 FPS OFF N il Day of the week timer controlled recording same time and same recording rate every week for the specified day P52 Sets the timer controlled recording for the specific day of the week selected from Sunday to Saturday BA Overlapping timer controlled recording P53 Repeats the same timer controlled recording every day z amp External timer controlled alarm recording P54 Records video when a signal is detected at the external timer terminal C WEEK This column is used to select the day of the week for timer controlled recording When the name of the day starts blinking it can be modified to a different day of the week The SAT and DLY rows as shown at 2 are used when timer setting is required for a period longer than 24 hours Selections SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT DLY 2 START This column is used to enter the start time of timer controlled recording 24 hours time format STOP This column is used to enter the stop time of timer controlled recording 24 hours time format If the time period betw
19. Initial settings EI Summer time setting Automatic switching from standard time to summer time can be set 1 Display the lt LANGUAGE LANGUE SPRACHE IDIOMA gt screen as explained in Displaying the initial settings screen P34 R MAIN MENU INITIAL SED f a 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET LANGUAGE LANGUE SPRACHE ID LOMA CLOCK SET 01 01 2006 SUN 00 00 00 SUMMER TIME SET MODE USE WEEK MONTH TIME ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET ADJUST TIME 01 00 S 2 Turn the J dial select the MODE under SUMMER TIME SET gt and turn the S dial clockwise The USE starts blinking 3 Turn the J dial clockwise select USE and then turn the S dial clockwise Selections USE Automatic switching to summer time NO USE No automatic switching to summer time The cursor moves to the ON field Set the start and end time of summer time WEEK MONTH TIME ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 Turn the S dial clockwise Move the cursor to the LST field under WEEK Select the week by turning the J dial and turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure for setting the MONTH and the TIME fields The cursor moves to the OFF field Selections WEEK LST 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Turn the S dial clockwise to move the cursor to the LST field under WEEK Select the week by turning the
20. cH 0t 02 03 04 05 06 MAIN MON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF MON 2 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON NETWORK ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF Turn the J dial select ON and turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the procedure to turn the masking ON for all desired cameras on MON 2 and on NETWORK Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD e Screen settings DJ Adjusting color tones of the live video 1 2 ie Display the SCREEN SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the screen settings P71 Menu MAIN MENU E A oY SCREEN SET 1 MULTI SCREEN NORMAL O QUAD POSITION SET gt MULTI 6 POSITION SET 9 2 SEQUENCE 19SEC SEQUENCE SET gt MAINIMON 2 MONITOR SET gt 3 MASK OFF MASK SET LOQUOR LEVEL SET lt S Turn the J dial select 4 COLOR LEVEL SET and then turn the S dial clockwise The COLOR LEVEL SET gt screen of CH01 appears and the cursor moves to COLOR LEVEL COLOR LEVEL SET CHO COLOR LEVEL 5 Press the camera selection button example 4 of the channel where you want to adjust the color level and then turn the S dial clockwise The channel switches to CH04 and the 5 field at COLOR LEVEL starts blinking P 4 color LEVEL SET i CHO4 COLOR LEVEL 5 S o ow nae i Turn the J dial select the desired COLOR LEVEL and then turn the S dial clockwise Selectio
21. 0406 102_0406 t Use the EXIT OSD button to switch the position of the date or to hide it for printing P14 00000001 JPG 00000002 JPG 00000003 JPG 4 l Maximum 999 images can be printed in a single printing operation Even if 10 minutes duration is selected printing will end NI at 999 images If CF gt PRINT is selected the time necessary to copy is about twice as long as 1MB per 30 seconds when COMPACT FLASH is selected Use the SANYO DVP P1 Digital Photo Printer Operation is not guaranteed if using another printer 31 How to use Copying recorded video to media CompactFlash cards or CD RW formats Viewing Images copied to a CompactFlash E CompactFlash format card and CD R RW on a PC f no CD R RW driver is connected to the USB terminal Copying video to a CompactFlash and a CD R RW creates the format of the CompactFlash is given priority the following folders and saves the images The Microdrive can be formatted in the same way With a CompactFlash 1 Insert the CompactFlash card in the CompactFlash 1st layer 2nd layer 3rd layer 4th layer card slot P9 SANYO VIEWER IJL15 DLL I J2KCOREX DLL 2 Press the PLAY STOP button the STILL button and I ET the COPY button i DDMMYYOT 1MG00001 7 00000001 JPG The COPY TO screen is displayed 000002
22. 3 Alarm thumbnail search P22 gi 155 im gt Date time search P23 E D lt TIME DATE SEARCH RECORDING TOP 16 01 06 14 46 RECORDING END 19 01 06 13 32 CHANNEL SEARCH DATE TINE 16 01 06 14 46 PREVIEW gt VIEI 3 CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE Searches and plays alarm video from the thumbnail list based on alarm number The videos recorded in the alarm recording area are displayed in the thumbnail list Searches the recorded video period based on date and time Video stored in the normal recording area by normal recording or timer controlled recording and in the alarm recording area can be played back by specifying the date and time DP Archive area search P24 P ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH NO DATE START CH CAPACITY 10001 01 01 01 48 1 TOTAL 816MB 0002 05 01 09 53 USED 16MB 1 0003 01 01 02 41 1 0004 02 01 03 10 1 0005 02 01 04 25 1 0006 04 01 02 40 1 0007 04 01 01 25 1 0008 04 01 01 25 1 MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 1 SEARCH FROM J ALARM 00 START 01 01 06 00 40 END 05 01 06 10 17 CHANNEL START PREVIEW zb MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE 3 Motion detection search P24 a How to use MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 CHANNEL 4 SEARCH FROM ALARM 05 01 06 10 17 MOTION SENSOR gt PREVIEW VIEW MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE Searches and plays back video stored in the archive rec
23. 80 starts blinking Turn the J dial to set the NORMAL RECORDING AREA to 50 example and turn the S dial twice clockwise The cursor moves to ALARM RECORDING AREA and the value starts blinking ALARM RECORDING AREA 19 for the normal and alarm recording areas is OVERWRITE ON Therefore after setting the normal and alarm recording areas the cursor will not move to AREA FULL RESET In order to use AREA FULL RESET for the normal and alarm areas set the OVERWRITE setting to OFF under lt RECORDING CONDITIONS SET gt P47 RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA yA 4 L OVERIRITE iNi Turn the J dial to set the ALARM RECORDING AREA 49 in the example and turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to AREA FULL RESET of the archive area settings WARNING THIS CHANGE WILL INITIALIZE THE DISK ALL RECORDING WILL BE ERASED ARE YOU SURE NO 5 Turn the S dial clockwise The WARNING screen is displayed and NO is blinking 6 Turn the J dial select YES and turn the S dial clockwise The HDD INITIALIZING message appears and the initialization starts When the initialization is complete the RECORDING AREA SET gt screen returns a E lt WARNING gt THIS CHANGE WILL INITIALIZE THE DISK ALL RECORDING WILL BE ERASED ARE YOU SURE NO CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE v HDD INITIALIZING 7 Press the EXIT OSD butto
24. Camera 5 MON2 SW 21 SHIFT Doubles with R1 i ALARM RESET Alarm reset input 1 680 680 i i SW6 Camera 6 PLUS SW 22 PLAY l WARNING OUT Output of an HDD malfunction error i Sir P x QUAD ET A hec FULL Capacity warning output for normal i e ite l i EN recording area space i 1 8kQ l I 1 8kQ ALARM FULL Capacity warning output for alarm l a MEET ue SUD i recording area space I L SURE i SERIES IN Signal input from an analog series ia haem i aaa I SW27 iz connection I sie SERIES OUT Signal output to an analog series I su Boc l connection l SW 30 200M EXT TIMER IN Signal input from an external timer I SW31 COPY l NON REC OUT Recording stopped output I SW 32 TIMER REC l C Ground LA E n u o a ee ee Ro m l Foreword 12 English usijbu3 Preparing for use Turn on the power of the DVR Connect the supplied power cable The power indicator turns on and the monitor displays the PLEASE SET THE CLOCK message The DVR performs playbacks or searches based on the recording date and time Select the LANGUAGE CLOCK SET using the INITIAL SET in the MAIN MENU and set the date and time using lt CLOCK SET Atthe same time the recording areas of the internal hard disk are setup automatically When the REC STOP button is pressed the device is ready for recording Please refer to the Recording area menu description section for more information P43 e
25. Detects when the intensity on the entire screen becomes even for example vandals spray painting the camera There is no need to set a location for the sensor English Howtoset 58 Recording settings rz Motion sensor setting 1 2 usijbu3 Set TIME PERIOD A and TIME PERIOD B using TIME PERIOD SET gt P37 Display the ALARM REC MODE SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P39 The OFF field of ALARM RECORDING starts blinking 3 MAIN MENU p XS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET d uS 7 ALARM REC MODE SET J S Y ALARM REC MODE SET PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING ON ALARM INTERLEAVE ONLY Display the motion sensor screen D Turn the J dial to select ENABLED for ALARM RECORDING and then turn the S dial clockwise 2 Turn the J dial select ALARM TRIGGER and turn the S dial clockwise Selections ALARM SENSOR ALARM AND SENSOR ALARM OR SENSOR Turn the J dial to select SENSOR and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The motion sensor screen is displayed Set the SENSOR Example e Camera number selection Channel 3 CHO03 Time period A T 1 LEVEL 2 MODE detection method A AND B D Press camera selection button 3 The channel display changes to CHO3 A C01 gt CH03 2 Turn the J dial to move the cursor to the desired sensor location and then turn
26. If consecutive alarms are detected on the same channel within the duration of the recording depending on the alarm retrigger setting they may be counted as one alarm P60 Howtoset 56 English usijbu3 Recording settings G 2 Pre alarm recording settings 1 Display the lt ALARM REC MODE SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P39 The OFF field of ALARM RECORDING starts blinking A MAIN MENU E Eu 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET f c 7 ALARM REC MODE SET ALARM REC MODE SED ALARM RECORDING s OFF PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING OFF ALARM INTERLEAVE ONLY REC RATE 12 5FPS DURATION 20SEC PRE ALARW RECORDING OFF REC RATE ttti FPS DURATION tiii i 2 01731 ALARUS CAN BE RECORDED ALARM TRIGGER ALARM MOTION SENSOR et 2 Set the pre alarm recording Turn the J dial to select ENABLED for ALARM RECORDING and then turn the S dial clockwise The xx field of the PRE ALARM RECORDING switches to OFF PRE ALARM RECORDING OFF Turn the J dial to select PRE ALARM RECORDING and then turn the S dial clockwise The OFF indicator of PRE ALARM RECORDING starts blinking Turn the J dial turn ON the PRE ALARM RECORDING and then turn the S dial clockwise The displayed at the REC RATE and DURATION fields changes to numbers an
27. P85 t Refer to the recording rate and duration time P83 4 REC PROGRAM GROUP P50 This menu is used to specify the cameras to be used in each group P 1 P 4 for programmed recording After selecting the group set the program for the group Selections OFF P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 49 Howto set D 1 Normal recording area settings 1 Display the lt NORMAL REC MODE SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P39 The PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED starts blinking a MAIN MENU S Lu 2 RECORD SET ON RECORD SED 4 NORMAL REC MODE SET 2 J S NORMAL REC MODE SET AUDIO RECORDING OFF REC RATE 12 5FPS 42H REC PROGRAM GROUP OFF 2 Turn the J dial to select the desired PICTURE QUALITY example FINE and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The AUDIO RECORDING OFF field starts blinking 3l Turn the J dial to select the desired AUDIO RECORDING example ON and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The letter A is displayed indicating AUDIO RECORDING and then the REC RATE starts blinking 4 Turn the J dial to select the desired REC RATE example 6 25 and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The REC PROGRAM GROUP OFF starts blinking Turn the J dial to select the desired REC PROGRAM GROUP example P 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise REC RATE will be displayed as 5 Pre
28. REC PROGRAM GROUP OFF E PROGRAM REC SET PROGRAM P 1 SELECT INDIVIDUAL CAMERA RATE FPS 01 0 5 02 0 5 03 0 5 04 0 5 05 05 06 0 5 NORMAL REC 67H lt d s TIMER SET Loci ila SWD eal DE EI Sw OFF__12 5 FPS OFF WON 12 5 FPS OFF TUE 12 5 FPS OFF WED 12 5 FPS OFF THU 12 5 FPS OFF FRI 12 5 FPS OFF SAT 12 5 FPS OFF DLY uo OFF 12 5 FPS OFF EXT ttit 8444 OFF 12 5 FPS OFF d ALARM REC MODE SET LALARI RECORDING CA PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING OFF ALARM INTERLEAVE REC RATE 12 5FPS DURATION 20SEC PRE ALARM RECORDING Dn REC RATE t tt FPS DURATION 83 01731 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED ALARM TRIGGER ALARM MOTION SENSOR A Easy recording settings P40 The recording duration or rate can be selected RECORDING DURATION BASE P41 Sets the standard recording duration REC RATE BASE P42 Sets the standard recording rate E Recording area settings P43 Displays the total capacity of the internal hard disk The recording capacity for each area normal alarm recording and archive can be set 8 Recording conditions setting P46 Specifies settings such as allowing overwrite or stopping instead when the normal or alarm recording area of the internal hard disk is full 9 Normal recording settings P49 Sets the image quality audio recording rate and programmed recording 3 Programmed recording settings P50 Sets the
29. clockwise The selected screen M E is displayed Refer to the appropriate pages for the settings LI Y NORMAL REC EASY SET REC RATE BASE 2 CAUTION CONNECT CAMERA AND SET TIME BEFORE SETUP RECORDING AREA SET TOTAL CAPACITY 8208 CMORML RECORDING AREA 80 AREA FULL RESET ALARM RECORDING AREA 194 AREA FULL RESET gt ARCHIVE AREA ER AREA FULL RESET gt CAUTION WHEN THE AREA SETTING IS CHANGED THE WHOLE AREA WILL BE INITIALIZED RECORD SET MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE 2 RECORDING AREA SET mmm 3 RECORDING CONDITIONS SET gt 4 NORMAL REC MODE SET mmmm 5 PROGRAM REC SET 6 TIMER SET mmmm 7 ALARM REC MODE SET 8 ALARM OPERATION SET mmmm E Alarm operation i i 1 ALARM RETRIGGER DOR O7 display settings L ALARM RETRIGGER 0R 01 4 P60 MAIN MON DISPLAY FULL Sets the operation and display a A MS to use at alarm detection MON 2 DISPLAY m CRB EB RB BEB BB RBBB EE Eee eee 39 How to set XALARM OPERATION SET CEB EBB BEB PPP PEPE PEEP EP EEE mmm RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA LOVERIRITE 10i ALARII RECORDING AREA OVERIRITE ON REMAINING DISK WARNING t SERIES RECORDING OFF AUTO DELETE OFF S CORAL REC MODE SED IPICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING OFF REC RATE 12 5FPS 42H
30. 00 SELECT TIME PERIOD SEQUENCE TIME PERIOD A MASK TIME PERIOD A LEVEL Sets the sensitivity of the motion sensor OFF Sensitivity is not set 1 High sensitivity 10 Selects the sensitivity as a numeric value t Motion sensor sensitivity check When the sensor detects movement the green symbol changes to red and a buzzer beeper goes off If the sensitivity is set high a slight change in the lighting may trigger the sensor Set the sensitivity appropriate for the setting location t Stopping the motion sensor recording Display the ALARM REC MODE SET screen while recording is in progress and turn the S dial clockwise The motion sensor screen appears Press the camera selection button of the current camera and set LEVEL OFF MODE Sets the detection method of the motion sensor Selections A Detects moving objects at the location B Detects moving objects at the location A AND B Detects simultaneous movement of objects at location A and B A AND NB Setting the moving objects detection to A and the non moving objects detection to B will ensure that only A detects moving objects so that the detectors do not respond to such changes as light changes detected simultaneously A TO B Detects objects moving from location A to location B time from A to B is within 2 seconds B TO A Detects objects moving from location B to location A time from B to A is within 2 seconds C
31. 2 MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt 3 MASK MASK SET 4 COLOR LEVEL SET ze SELECT TIME PERIOD MASK TIME PERIOD A MOTION SENSOR TIME PERIOD A Turn the J dial on the SEQUENCE SET gt screen to select MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The lt MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt screen appears and T 1 at TIME PERIOD starts blinking TIME PERIOD T 1 06 00 11 30 Turn the J dial to select the desired TIME PERIOD example T 2 and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The ON indicator at CH 01 on the MAIN MON line starts blinking MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET TIME PERIOD T 2 06 00 11 30 CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 MAIN MON ON ON ON ON ON ON NON 2 ON ON ON ON ON ON Turn the J dial select OFF and turn the S dial Repeat the procedure to turn OFF the display of all desired cameras XMAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET TIME PERIOD T 2 06 00 11 30 CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 MAIN MON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON MON 2 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD eb Press the SEQUENCE button SEQUENCE A How to set English usijbu3 Screen settings Masking specific camera images 1 2 Set TIME PERIOD A and TIME PERIOD B using TIME PERIOD SET gt P37 Select TIME PERIOD A or TIME PERIOD B for MASK under SELECT TIME PERIOD The example uses TIME PERIOD A d g
32. ALARM On Pre alarm recording Blinking Alarm recording Audio output terminal AUDIO OUT The audio output is the same as that of the rear panel AUDIO OUT terminal Video output terminal VIDEO OUT The video output is the same as that of the rear panel MAIN MONITOR OUT terminal USB terminal USB This terminal connects to an optional CD R RW drive When the front panel and the rear panel terminals are connected simultaneously the front panel is given priority 9 Camera selection buttons and indicators On The camera is selected or in multi screen mode the indicator is on for each selected camera Blinking Video loss or an alarm detected When K is displayed in the upper right corner of the Screen a value can be input P33 Quad screen display button and indicator QUAD P20 On Quad screen display Off Other operation is selected D Monitor 2 button and indicator MON 2 P16 On Monitor 2 operation Off Other operation is selected Plus screen button and indicator PLUS P15 On Enlarges and displays the image of one camera only in the top left corner of the screen Off Pressing the PLUS button again will display the previous screen Q3 Multi screen button and indicator MULTI P20 On Multi 6 screen display Off Other operation is selected English Foreword 8 usijbu3 Names and functions of parts front panel
33. Ed Displaying the general settings screen and then Eu turn the S dial clockwise P62 The OFF field in the ALARM line starts blinking t Press any operating button to stop the buzzer Gen MAIN MENU The buzzer can also be stopped by turning the S dial or EQ the J dial GENERAL SET TOY G S 2 BUZZER SET e Y J S BUZZER SET DISK FULL ON DISK ERROR ON LOCK WARNING ON KEY IN OFF NON REC OFF 2 Turn the J dial to select ON or OFF and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure for selecting the desired settings for each item ALARM OFF Buzzer will not sound even if an alarm is detected ON Buzzer will sound when an alarm is detected DISK FULL OFF The buzzer will not sound even if the hard disk is full and overwrite is disabled ON The buzzer will sound if the hard disk is full and overwrite is disabled DISK ERROR OFF The buzzer will not sound even if a hard disk error occurred ON The buzzer will sound if a hard disk error occurred LOCK WARNING OFF The buzzer will not sound even if the button locked by the security lock is pressed ON The buzzer will sound twice with a 0 5 sec cycle if the button locked by the security lock is pressed KEY IN OFF The buzzer will not sound even if the button necessary for operation is pressed ON The buzzer will sound when the button necessary for operation is pressed NON REC OFF The buzzer wi
34. English usijpu3 Recording settings DLE Overlapping timer controlled recording 1 Display the TIMER SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 N MAIN MENU E pu 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET S 6 TIMER SET Y J S f TIMER SET WEEK START STOP PROGRAM FPS SET SNL M me OF 2a Ou RROMm OnE MON NM OE DIEPSMEOPE TE LLL E E On SEERSIRORE MDEE 12 5 FPS OFF THU 12 5 FPS OFF Set the timer controlled recording Example MON 10 30 44 4 4k irri FPS j WED 4 44 20 30 OFF 5 FPS ON e WEEK start Set MON e WEEK stop Set WED e START Set 10 30am e STOP Set 8 30pm PROGRAM Do not set FPS Set 5 FPS SET Set ON Turn the J dial select SAT and then turn the S dial clockwise 2 Turn the J dial change SAT to MON and turn the S dial clockwise The hour indicator under START starts blinking Turn the J dial select 10 and turn the S dial clockwise The minutes indicator under START starts blinking Turn the J dial select 30 and turn the S dial clockwise The hour indicator under STOP starts blinking Turn the J dial select and turn the S dial clockwise All fields after STOP will display and will not take any input The DLY line automatically switches to TUE 6 Turn the J dial select WED and turn the S dial clockwise The hour indica
35. FINE SUPER FINE EEC ty 15kB 22kB 30kB 42kB 50kB 50 151 H 107 H 80 H 58 H 49 H 25 302 214 160 116 98 16 67 453 321 241 175 148 12 5 604 428 321 233 197 8 333 907 642 482 350 296 6 25 1209 857 642 467 395 5 1512 1071 803 584 494 4 167 1814 1285 964 701 593 3 571 2117 1499 1124 818 692 3 125 2419 1714 1285 934 791 2 778 2722 1928 1446 1051 889 2 5 3024 2142 1606 1168 988 2 278 3327 2356 1767 1285 1087 1 923 3932 2785 2089 1519 1285 1 667 4537 3213 2410 1753 1483 1471 5142 3642 2731 1986 1681 1 816 5747 4070 3053 2220 1878 1 190 6352 4499 3374 2454 2076 1 087 6957 4927 3695 2687 2274 1 7562 5356 4017 2921 2472 0 5 15124 10712 8034 5843 4944 0 333 22686 16069 12052 8765 7416 0 25 30248 21425 16069 11686 9888 0 2 37810 26782 20086 14608 12361 0 1 75620 53564 40173 29217 24722 0 05 151240 107129 80346 58434 49444 0 033 226861 160693 120520 87651 74166 Audio signal recordable area the recording time will be shorter than the figures given below in case audio is recorded Other 84 English usijpu3 List of record rate setting pre alarm recording times lll Recording rate setting Normal recording 1 Pre alarm recording Program recording Recording rate FPS Note 1 Alarm recording Note 2 Note 1 50 O Note 3 x x x 25 O O 16 67 O O O x 12 5 O O O 8 333 O O O x 6 25 Q g O 5 O O O x 4 167 O O x 3 571 O O
36. J dial and turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure for setting the MONTH and the TIME fields 35 Howto set A 1 External clock setting Connect the CLOCK OUT terminal of the CONTROL terminal block on the rear panel of the DVR to the CLOCK IN terminal of the second DVR P34 Figure 1 and move the cursor to lt EXT CLOCK SET gt 1 Turn the S dial clockwise until 01 starts blinking 2 EXT CLOCK SET SY DG Ca 2 Turn the J dial to select the ADJUST TIME example 05 and then turn the S dial clockwise The minutes cannot be set ON 3 Press the EXIT OSD button exivosp This completes the setting of the first DVR e 4 Display the same menu on the second DVR set the same hour and press the EXIT OSD button When the first DVR reaches the set time 5 00 both DVRs will be set to 5 00 However the time on the second DVR and other DVRs onward can be adjusted between 4 30 and 5 29 E Camera detection 1 Display the WARNING screen as explained in Displaying the initial settings screen P34 The WARNING screen is displayed and NO is blinking MEN MAIN MENU Es INITIAL SET js 2 CAMERA DETECT S WARNING J CAMERA DETECT CONTINUE 2 Turn the J dial select YES and turn the S dial clockwise After detecting the connected cameras the display returns to the INITIAL SET screen Press the EXIT OS
37. REC STOP indicator turns off Off Recording is over 9 Foreword Timer controlled recording button and indicator TIMER On Timer controlled recording or standby Off When pressed again cancel Alarm buttons i44 ALARM P When an ALARM button is pressed during playback or still the digital video recorder skips to the next earlier or next later alarm Shuttle hold button and indicator SHUTTLE HOLD On The rotation angle of the shuttle dial is locked Off When pressed again cancel Menu reset button MENU RESET If the button is pressed after menu setting the items displayed on the screen will be reset to their default values CompactFlash card slot Verify the correct orientation of the CompactFlash card or Microdrive before inserting it into the slot Operating dials SHUTTLE JOG p Y O NV shuttle dial O S dial Jog dial J dial During playback The jog dial changes the playback speed e The shuttle dial fast forwards or fast reverses playback During menu display The jog dial moves the cursor and changes settings The shuttle dial confirms settings Names and functions of parts rear panel Basic connections Clear button ALL RESET Press to reset the clocks connected to the digital video recorder to their initial values ALL RESET O Video output terminal Video OUT Outputs the image input in the Video input Video input terminal Vide
38. SET gt A SCREEN SET gt 2 Turn the S dial clockwise turn the J dial to select the submenu and then turn the S dial clockwise The INITIAL SET gt screen is displayed The selected screen A H is displayed Refer to the appropriate pages for the settings IA Language setting XLANGUAGE LANGUE SPRACHE ID 10MA CLOCK SET 01 01 2006 SUN 00 00 00 SUMMER TIME SET MODE 8 USE WEEK MONTH TIME ON LST SUN 03 02 00 OFF LST SUN 10 02 00 lt EXT CLOCK SET ADJUST TIME 01 00 Figure 1 Clock setting output terminal C terminal First DVR unit ts Language Clock setting P13 Sets the date and time for displaying on the normal screen ts Summer time setting P35 ts External clock setting P35 If multiple devices are connected they can be synchronized to the same clock Refer to Figure 1 for the proper connections Clock setting input terminal Second DVR unit To connect a third DVR unit Automatically detects the cameras connected to the DVR Sets a unique title for each camera for example the name of the location it is placed The titles are displayed on the monitor Q S 3 Camera detection P35 WARNING em gt CAMERA DETECT INITIAL SET 1 LANGUAGE CLOCK SET 2 CAMERA DETECT mmmmummmmmmm gere 3 TITLE SET 3 4 HOLIDAY SET mmmmmmmmmmmm 5 TIME PERIOD SET 3 T
39. SET TOY RECORD SET O 8 ALARM OPERATION SET S f lt ALARM OPERATION SET MAIN MON DISPLAY gt FULL ALARM PRIORITY LAST MON 2 DISPLAY NC lt 2 Turn the J dial select ON for ALARM RETRIGGER and turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to MAIN MON DISPLAY 3 Press the EXIT OSD button when the settings are complete Operation returns to the normal screen EXIT OSD zw DE Alarm display settings 1 Turn the J dial select MAIN MON DISPLAY and turn the S dial clockwise The FULL indicator of MAIN MON DISPLAY starts blinking e D XALARM OPERATION SET ALARM RETRIGGER OFF ALARM PRIORITY LAST MON 2 DISPLAY NC Turn the J dial to select FULL example and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Selections FULL 6 NC The LAST indicator of ALARM PRIORITY starts blinking Turn the J dial to select FIRST and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Selections LAST FIRST SWITCH The NC indicator of MON 2 DISPLAY starts blinking Turn the J dial select LAST and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves back to the ALARM RETRIGGER field Selections NC SWITCH LAST FIRST Press the EXIT OSD button when the settings are complete Operation returns to the normal screen EXIT OSD e lll Alarm cancellation Forced cancellation of an alarm operation in progress Press the camera selection b
40. SET gt screen appears XSEQUENCE SET MAIN MON FULL 1SEC O QUAD 1SEC MON 2 FULL 1SEC S Turn the S dial clockwise The 1 SEC of MAIN MON FULL starts blinking Setting the interval time between the MAIN MON and the MON2 Turn the J dial to select 5SEC for MAIN MON FULL and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Selections 1 2 29 30SEC INDIV 2 Turn the J dial to select 10SEC for MAIN MON QUAD and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Selections 1 2 29 308EC Turn the J dial to select 15SEC for MON 2 FULL and then turn the S dial clockwise Selections 1 2 29 30SEC INDIV FULL 5SEC QUAD 10SEC FULL 15SEC MAIN MON MON 2 Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD EN Press the SEQUENCE button The monitor video will be switched the following way Main monitor full screen video every 5 seconds Main monitor quad screen video every 10 seconds Monitor 2 full screen video every 15 seconds SEQUENCE e Screen settings E ol e IN e NI co Automatic sequence of live video of the main monitor full screen at individual intervals and of the monitor 2 at identical intervals example 3 seconds Display the SCREEN SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the screen settings P71 Turn the J dial select 2 SEQUENCE and then turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial to sel
41. an external alarm signal and a motion sensor signal are detected The image quality display indicates the quality of the video recorded on the hard disk BA Basic Rough image quality approx 15kB NO Normal Standard image quality approx 22kB EN Enhanced Enhanced image quality approx 30kB FI Fine Fine image quality approx 42kB SF Super Fine Super fine image quality approx 50kB Audio recording indicator P49 AUDIO RECORDING Displayed when audio recording is performed How to use 14 English usijbu3 Viewing live video using various multi screens Switching to another full screen video Press the camera selection button example 2 6 of the desired camera The video from Camera 2 then the video from Camera 6 are displayed t Refer to P20 for enlarging the images zoom 15 Howto use AE late EHE LETS Plus screen display Press the PLUS button One camera image is displayed enlarged Plus screen 2 Press the camera selection button example 6 The corresponding image is enlarged ll Concerning the operation of the plus screen Pressing the PLUS button while playing the video on the plus screen display displays the image played on the plus screen while displaying the live images on the other screens Pressing the SEQUENCE button while using the plus screen display sets the plus screen to automatic switching Viewing live video usi
42. areas The image may appear paused during normal playback or fast forward fast reverse Viewing recorded video The zoom function is not available in multi screen plus If video is recorded from a number of cameras the recorded screen mode or on the monitor connected to MON terminal videos can be played back in a quad screen format Press the ZOOM button Press the QUAD button during playback A zoom frame appears in the center of the screen Videos recorded from camera numbers 1 4 are Live video can be magnified during surveillance displayed in quad screen format Images become coarser during zooming 2 Press the QUAD button repeatedly The monitor display switches quad screen at the time Press the camera selection button to return to full screen display 2 Move the zoom frame to the area to be enlarged Turn the J dial to move the frame horizontally Multi screen viewing Turn the S dial clockwise and then turn the If video is recorded from a number of cameras the recorded J dial to move the frame vertically videos can be played back in a multi screen format Press the MULTI button during playback Videos recorded from camera numbers 1 6 are displayed in multi 6 format Press the camera selection button to return to full screen display 3 Turn the S dial clockwise The area enclosed by the zoom frame is enlarged by a factor of 2 Ors 4 Press the ZO
43. can be selected and the same video will be recorded on both hard disks If a writing error occurs one of DISK1 and DISK2 can be used to read the recordings Note that if MIRRORING is turned ON the recording rate will be automatically limited to half of the normal recording rate e f a playback problem occurs while MIRRORING is ON change the hard disk used for playback by selecting DISK1 or DISK2 at the PLAYBACK DRIVE setting 5 PLAYBACK DRIVE Use this setting together with MIRRORING to designate one of the two hard disks for video playback Selections DISK1 DISK2 lll Hard disk expansion Before installing another hard disk consult with the store where you purchased your system We recommend using the expansion hard disk provided by SANYO Operation is not guaranteed if a hard disk other than SANYO s recommended type is used for capacity expansion The hard disks must be initialized upon installing an expansion disk The initialization is performed on the two hard disks simultaneously Save your recordings on a CompactFlash card or other media before the initialization PS Hard disk initialization 1 Display the lt HDD SET gt screen using Displaying the general settings screen P62 The cursor moves to DISK INITIALIZE C3 MAIN MENU GENERAL SED 4 a 4 HDD SET J S HDD SET DISK1 026B DISK2 D B DISK INITIALIZE a CAUTION ALL RECORDING WILL BE ERASED
44. cursor moves to SERIES RECORDING Selections 1 2 9 10 5 Press the EXIT OSD button to end the setting procedure EXIT OSD eo 47 Howto set Setting series recording If multiple DVR units are connected recording can be automatically continued on the next DVR when the recording area of the first one becomes full 1 Connect the SERIES OUT terminal of the CONTROL terminal block on the rear panel of the first DVR to the SERIES IN terminal of the next DVR SERIES IN SERIES OUT First DVR unit Third DVR and more Use cables no longer than 3m between the DVR units for serial connection Connect the MIC terminal and the AUDIO terminal as shown below s Amplifier sold separately Recording settings Setting series recording continued 2 A ex e Display the RECORDING CONDITIONS SET screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 MAIN MENU 2 RECORD SET MENU RECORD SET 3 RECORDING CONDITIONS SET RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA REMAINING DISK WARNING Dodh SERIES RECORDING OFF AUTO DELETE gt ORE Turn the S dial to select OVERWRITE under NORMAL RECORDING AREA Turn the J dial to select OFF and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat
45. dial clockwise to set it Repeat the procedure for the entire setting Cx ON 7 X J S bay Year Hour Seconds Month Minutes When the setting of Minutes is complete the cursor moves to SUMMER TIME SET and the clock starts from 00 seconds The day of the week is automatically set The clock is stopped during date time settings 4 Press the EXIT OSD button to end the setting procedure EXIT OSD eo Preparing for use Operation display The operation display shows information necessary for z m operation such as the date time and video quality The Changing the position of the operation display operation display can be hidden Whenever the EXIT OSD button is pressed the position of the operation display changes LL ee E 01 01 06 00 00 00 TE EN A ALARM 0000 es Hidden 0e 06 06060600000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 9 CD Date display Recording type 01 01 06 day month year Do not forget to set the date ALARM Alarm playback or standby is in progress using the menu settings when turning the power on for the ALARM Blinking Alarm recording is in progress PRE Pre alarm playback or standby is in progress Time display ARCHIV Archive playback is in progress 00 00 00 Do not forget to set the time using the menu Alarm total Settings When turning the Power on Tor the Nrsttime The alarm total indicates t
46. recording area can be verified If overwrite is set and the recording area is full the oldest video is overwritten by new in the order of recording The default setting is ON which enables overwrite thus provides for continuous recording P46 RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA L WERRITE 0 N ALARM RECORDING AREA OVERIRITE ON REMAINING DISK WARNING st SERIES RECORDING OFF AUTO DELETE OFF lll Regarding network downloads When downloading image data of the DVR via the network an archive capacity area of approximately 2GB is necessary for best quality images 40 000 images without audio 17 Howto use Normal recording normal recording area Video from all cameras connected to the video input terminals of the DVR can be recorded with one touch of a button 1 Press the REC STOP button while a live image is displayed REC appears on the operation display and recording starts REC STOP 2 Press the REC STOP button for approximately 3 seconds to stop recording The REC display disappears Press the PLAY STOP button to start playback P18 Playback is possible during recording P18 Bl Other recordings In addition to normal recording the following types of recordings can be used These methods require some settings and installation Refer to the appropriate pages t Timer controlled recording records to the normal recording area P51
47. recording rate of the recording camera Timer settings P51 Sets the recording according to day of the week and time Alarm recording settings P55 Sets the alarm recording pre alarm recording and motion sensors Recording settings A Easy recording menu description The following two easy settings are available t RECORDING DURATION BASE P41 fa ON QRECORDING DURATION BASE L RECORDING DURATION DAYS 0O TIMER RECORDING DLY OFF START STOP PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING OFF 4 NUMBER OF CAMERAS 2 68 REC RATE po FPS CAM 6 lt d t REC RATE BASE P42 oL REC RATE BD oo REC RATE PPSIOM O TIMER RECORDING DLY OFF START STOP PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING OFF NUMBER OF CAMERAS 2 RECORDING DURATION DAIS V J e 0 0606000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Menu item Description RECORDING DURATION 1 to 99 can be selected The default setting is 1 TIMER RECORDING DLY The timer controlled recording can be switched ON or OFF When OFF is set the cursor does not move to the START time PICTURE QUALITY Selections BASIC BA Rough image quality approx 15kB NORMAL NO Standard image quality a
48. select the FINALIZE settings using the J dial and turn the S dial clockwise ON Finalizes the disc Once the disc is finalized the disc is not recordable OFF The disc is not finalized The disc recording can be interrupted The cursor moves to VERIFY Turn the S dial clockwise select the VERIFY setting using the J dial and turn the S dial clockwise ON The writing status is verified once the disc writing is complete OFF The disc writing status is not verified once the disc writing is complete The cursor moves to START Turn the S dial clockwise Copying to CD R RW starts and the following messages are displayed during the copying operation 4 COPY TO CD R RW lt gt gt 096 10096 V If FINALIZE is set to OFF CLOSING CD R RW PLEASE WAIT If FINALIZE is set to ON FINALIZING CD R RW PLEASE WAIT 4 COPY FINISHED lt 100 gt If a new disk CD RW or an erasable disc is used for the copying format the disc before use Copying recorded video to media Copying video example 10 pictures from the internal hard disk to media such as a E CompactFlash card Copy to a Microdrive is also possible up to 2GB 1 Insert the card into the CompactFlash card slot Refer to the names and functions of parts when inserting the card P9 2 Start playback from the normal alarm or the archive area 3l Press the STILL button at the image to be copied Th
49. signals coming from cameras Recording settings rz Motion sensor screen description Use this screen for motion sensor setting on a live video screen to detect moving objects such as intruders and generate alarms The motion sensor detects movement based on intensity changes on the screen It is necessary to use sensor settings that are appropriate for both the location of the sensor and for the observed objects CHOI Tet LEVEL OFR MODE A D Cursor The default location of the cursor is the upper left corner Use the J dial to move it horizontally Sensor setting range The motion sensor can be set within this area Motion sensor The type of sensor can be selected according to the detection location Use the J dial to change the type of the sensor Sensor turned off A Sensor A is used for detection B Sensor B is used for detection Camera number display CH01 Selects the camera number for the motion sensor Use the camera selection buttons to change the camera number Selections CH01 CH02 CH03 CH04 CH05 CH06 5 Time period T 1 This DVR has two timers A and B for setting time periods in two blocks and separate sensors can be set up for each period Refer to the section about setting the time periods P37 Selections T 1 T 2 T 3 T 4 TIME PERIOD SET TIME PERIOD T 1 T2 TIME PERIOD B 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
50. the S dial clockwise 59 Howto set 5 amp Turn the J dial set the sensor to A and turn the S dial clockwise When A is accepted the cursor moves to the right to the next position Repeat the procedure to move the cursor and set the sensor for A and B perereererert gt p gt Turn the J dial to move the cursor to the time period selection T 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise The T 1 indicator starts blinking 5 Turn the J dial to select T 2 and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The OFF indicator of LEVEL starts blinking 6 Turn the J dial to select LEVEL to 2 and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The A field of MODE starts blinking Turn the J dial select the A AND B for MODE and then turn the S dial clockwise When detection method is accepted the cursor moves to the upper left position Set the following contents using the same procedure Channel number display Time period LEVEL MODE The LEVEL and MODE settings can be different for the time periods T 1 T 2 T 3 and T 4 of TIME PERIOD A but the location of the motion sensor is fixed The motion sensor cannot be set to different locations for the different time periods To exit turn the S dial counterclockwise Operation returns to the ALARM REC MODE SET gt Screen Recording settings H Alarm operation settings menu description This menu is
51. the same procedure to set the OVERWRITE for the ALARM RECORDING AREA to OFF Turn the J dial to select SERIES RECORDING and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to OFF Turn the J dial select ON and turn the S dial clockwise SERIES RECORDING ON Press the EXIT OSD button to return to the menu The series recording sets the following series recording Press the EXIT OSD button Normal recording P49 Timer controlled recording P51 Sets normal recording and combined alarm recording P49 55 56 Sets timer controlled recording and combined alarm recording P51 55 56 Alarm recording cannot be used alone Alarm recording must be used in combination with normal or timer controlled recording Normal recording and timer controlled recording cannot be used simultaneously If both are set at the same time the timer controlled recording will be disabled Copy the setting contents of the menu to media such as CompactFlash card as explained in the COPY MENU SETTINGS section P79 Copy the setting contents of the copied menu to DVR performing series recording P79 80 The DVR connected for series recording will have the same menu settings Series recording 1 Setting the storage period for videos Start recording on the first DVR Press the REC STOP button if using normal recording or normal recording combined with alarm recording Press the TIMER b
52. the vicinity of volatile substances Areas where the unit will be exposed to constant vibration in trains cars etc Prohibited lll Cautionary points on condensation Condensation will result if cold water is poured into a cup The internal components of this unit are also susceptible to the same condition This condition is called condensation Do not operate when the unit is in a state of condensation Operating when the unit is in a state of condensation may cause breakdowns When exposed to extreme temperature changes turn the power off and leave the unit for approximately two hours until the surrounding temperature stabilizes and then start the unit Using this unit while condensation is present may cause breakdowns When condensation is likely to result Use after turning the power off and leaving for 1 2 hours English Foreword 4 usijbu3 Safety precautions Follow the points outlined below for proper use ll Hard disk This unit is loaded with a hard disk drive Stored data on this unit may be damaged lost through hard disk breakdowns caused by shock vibration Follow the items outlined below when placing transporting and operating this unit ANWarning This unit is designed to be positioned horizontally Do not position vertically Do not expose to shock or vibration and do not transport while power is turned on Always
53. 00 JPG MG00002 7 00000201 JPG 3 Move the cursor to FORMAT ERASE START on L 00000400 PG the last row by turning the J dial and then turn the i ee oespessen S dial clockwise One data 90040000 JPG saving SOUND SOUND WAV ie di L INFO DDMMYY01 INF 4 The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed and the E bDMMYYOS IMGDO0OT oo 69000001 JPG message NO blinks Turn the J dial and select E SonononS dre YES and then turn the S dial clockwise IMG00002 _ 00000201 JPG Formatting initializing starts BR 00000400 JPG IMG00200 00039801 JPG SM 00040000 JPG tor we ines ieee Day I SOUND SOUND WAV COPY CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 STORED DATA ON THE COMPACT FLASH INFO DDMMYYO02 INF WILL BE ERASED SELECT COPY CHANNEL gt COPY START gt CONTINUE S T With a CD R RW FORMAT ERASE COMPACT FLASH 1st layer 2nd layer 3rd layer 4th layer i SANYO 1 DDMMYYO1 IMG00001 00000001 JPG AUTORUN INF L 00000200 JPG lll CD RW format IJL15 DLL i IMG00002 00000201 JPG J2KCOREX DLL M m k 1 1 Connect the CD RW driver to the USB terminal and ENSE One data IMG00200 00039801 JPG insert a CD RW disc saving L 00040000 JPG If the front and the rear USB terminal are connected ee DHMURE TDI E simultaneously the front is given priority L DDMMYYOS IMGOD001 00000001 JPG n n L 0000
54. 0200 JPG 2 Move the cursor to FORMAT ERASE by turning IMGO0002 00000201 JPG the J dial and turn the S dial clockwise ESAE L 00000400 JPG COMPACT FLASH blinks L year IMG00200 00039801 JPG Month L 00040000 JPG n n SOUND SOUND WAV Select CD RW by turning the J dial and then turn Day NFO BBMMYYO2 INE the S dial twice clockwise Each image folder contains 200 images If the number of images exceeds 200 they are placed in the next folder e A SOUND WAV file is created in the SOUND folder Move the cursor to FORMAT ERASE START on the last row by turning the J dial and then turn the S dial clockwise e The lt WARNING gt screen is displayed and the message NO blinks Turn the J dial and select YES and then turn the S dial clockwise Formatting initializing starts ex COPY TO ARCHIVE AREA WARNING HOW MANY 1 PICTURES COPY CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 STORED DATA ON THE CD RI WILL BE ERASED SELECT COPY CHANNEL gt COPY START gt CONTINUE Lae No FORIAT ERASE CD Ril FORMAT ERASE START gt How to use 32 English usijbu3 Main menu configuration The main menu consists of seven items and can be displayed by pressing the MENU button ll Initial settings P34 g gt INITIAL SED 2 CAMERA DETECT 3 TITLE SET 4 HOLIDAY SET 5 TIME PERIOD SET a Y MATIN MENU 1 INITIAL SET 3 GENERAL SET 4 SCREEN
55. 4HC597 10k Q NON REC Output DC5V 5 7kQ Active Low NON REC OUT 5V ov Recording stopped IC Terminal O BuU2090 86 SANYO SANYO Electric Co Ltd Printed on recycled paper 1AC6P1P3018 L8HBM XE 0206KP SY Printed in Japan
56. ALARM COUNT ON ALARM TYPE ON TITLE ON ON VIDEO LOSS 2 Turn the J dial set the DATE to OFF and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure for each item you want to hide from the display DISPLAY SET QUALITY OFF 4 _ mo OFF ALARM COUNT OFF 6 2 um ree oFF TITLE OFF amp G9 G9 O VIDEO LOSS gt ON ll The operating display area after setting the items ON G9 63 Howto set 3 Turn the J dial select VIDEO LOSS and turn the S dial clockwise The ON field starts blinking Normally this is set to display If necessary turn the J dial and hide it by setting it to OFF DISPLAY SET 4 N DATE ON O TIME ON QUALITY ON S AUDIO ON Q ALARM COUNT ON ALARM TYPE ON TITLE ON 4 Turn the S dial clockwise 5 Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD ES t Cancelling the VIDEO LOSS detection Connect a normal video signal f video signal connection is not necessary then press the camera selection button where the VIDEO LOSS was detected and then press the same camera selection button again for about 3 seconds General settings E Buzzer settings These settings are used to generate a warning buzzer 3l Press the EXIT OSD button when the hard disk is full and at alarm events EXIT OSD 1 Display the lt BUZZER SET gt screen as explained in
57. ATION LOG and then turn the S dial clockwise The INITIALIZATION LOG screen appears d D MENU MAIN MENU H 1 INITIAL SET gt 2 RECORD SET 3 GENERAL SET 4 SCREEN SET gt 5 POWER LOSS USED TIME 7 COPY MENU SETTINGS zb J S MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE M CINITIALIZATION LOG DATE TIME AREA 26 10 18 25 ALL AREAS INITIALIZED 26 10 23 18 ALL AREAS INITIALIZED 26 10 23 18 ARCHIVE AREA RESET 26 10 23 18 ALARM REC AREA RESET 26 10 23 18 NORMAL REC AREA RESET 26 10 23 16 ALL AREAS INITIALIZED ALL AREAS INITIALIZED 26 10 23 15 2 Press the EXIT OSD button to exit EXIT OSD e Howtoset 78 English usijpu3 Menu copy A Menu copy screen description Save the set menu on the CompactFrash CF card and load the same menu onto a different DVR of the same model It is possible to control several units using the same menu C COPY MENU SETTINGS CD L DR TYPE VER SA06 04 _ LOAD MENUS FROM CF COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS NO IF YOU CHOOSE YES OF THE ABOVE MENU HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED 0 0 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 DVR version number Select when saving the settings of the DVR to a CF card 8 Select when loading the settings of another DVR of the same model from a CF card Selecting the area dis
58. Archive area Alarm Normal recording e area area Hard disk recording areas A If the alarm indicator blinks when the power is turned e on or when settings are performed this indicates that the hard disk or the cooling fan is malfunctioning Refer to P5 and P8 for more information Fast blinking Hard disk error Slow blinking Cooling fan error 2 When the time and date setting is complete the operation display appears on the monitor The operation display shows operation related information such as the date time and the operation symbol Refer to Operation display for more information P14 Operation display 13 How to use Language clock settings 1 Press the MENU button and turn the S dial clockwise 3 times ENGLISH starts blinking MENU ff gt MAIN MENU 2 RECORD SET 3 GENERAL SET 4 SCREEN SET gt S dial V INITIAL SET 2 CAMERA DETECT ep 3 TITLE SET 4 HOLIDAY SET J dial 4 7 LANGUAGE LANGUE SPRACHE 1D OMA gt CLOCK SET 01 01 2006 SUN 00 00 00 SUMMER TIME SET 2 Turn the J dial to select the language from the languages displayed on the screen and then turn the S dial The cursor moves to the date time settings Language selection ENGLISH FRANCAIS DEUTSCH ESPANOL 3 Turn the S dial to set the date time Example October 26 2006 8 30am Select the number using the J dial and then turn the S
59. Automatically records the video within the preset timeframe t Alarm recording records to the alarm recording area P55 Automatically records when an alarm is input from the external alarm switch or the motion sensor t Pre alarm recording records to the alarm recording area P57 Records video and audio directly before the alarm input This information can be used for analyzing the circumstances of the alarm occurrence Viewing recorded video Normal recording area This DVR can play video that has already been recorded or currently being recorded in the normal recording area by normal or timer controlled recording Normal recording area Hard disk recording areas Playback e If the start point of the recording becomes unknown due to deleting video or resetting then video playback will start from the earliest recording Once the video is played back the DVR will remember the point up to which the video was played Therefore if the playback is stopped it will start again from that point Playback is possible during recording If the PLAY STOP button is pressed during recording the video playback will begin from the start point of recording When playing video near the point of recording video playback may pause temporarily gt PLAY STOP m Maintaining the speed of fast forward or fast reverse Press the SHUTTLE HOLD button while turning the S dial for fast forward or fast reverse The spe
60. COPY CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 S SELECT COPY CHANNEL COPY START gt b Turn the S dial clockwise ARCHIVE AREA starts blinking Turn the J dial to select COPY TO CD R RW and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The cursor moves to the 1 of the HOW MANY field y ON COPY TO CD R RW Q MoS Selections ARCHIVE AREA COMPACT FLASH CF gt PRINT CD R RW J Turn the J dial to select HOW MANY 10 and then turn the S dial clockwise The PICTURES starts blinking Select a value between 1 99 gt 99 Turn the J dial to select SECONDS and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to COPY START TOY HOW MANY 7 SECONDS COPY CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 SELECT COPY CHANNEL L COPY START Selections PICTURES SECONDS MINUTES EVENTS EVENTS allows you to copy the data of the archive area per event Selecting gt 99 fills the capacity regardless of the event 9 How to use 9 Select the channel to be copied Example 03 05 using the camera selection button The selected channel changes from grey to white The default channel is green The channel in green can not be modified t Press the COPY button to cancel the current copy operation Turning the S dial clockwise displays the CD R RW writing confirm screen The cursor moves to FINALIZE COPY TO CD R RW HOW MANY 1 PICTURES VERIFY OFF START zh Turn the S dial clockwise
61. CT SHUTTLE 1 Turn the J dial to move the cursor to PREVIEW and then turn the S dial clockwise The detected image is displayed on the preview screen y ON Q i S t If NOT FOUND is displayed set the motion sensors once again t Each time the S dial is turned clockwise the images detected by the motion sensor are displayed on the preview screen 2 Press the SEARCH button to exit the search mode The normal live video display returns SEARCH By lll Full screen viewing of video detected by the motion sensor f MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 SEARCH FROM ALARM CHANNEL 4 START 05 01 06 10 00 END 05 01 06 20 00 MOTION SENSOR gt PREVIEW MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE 4 Z 1 Turn the J dial to move the cursor to VIEW and then turn the S dial clockwise Normal playback starts from the selected image When the video is over playback pauses y ON e ra P To search a recording from a different channel stop 9 the current playback and then repeat the setting process from the beginning 2 Press the PLAY STOP button gt PLAY STOP eh English How to use 26 Copying recorded video to media Selected video stored in the normal recording area and the alarm recording area can be copied to various media full screen Images copied to a CompactFlash card can be directly printed on a printer Copying video from t
62. D button EXIT OSD E Initial settings Title setting Titles for each camera can be up to 10 characters 1 Display the TITLE SET screen as explained in Displaying the initial settings screen P34 The monitor shows live video and the TITLE SET screen is displayed ex MAIN MENU INITIAL SED nn 3 TITLE SET O 2 Enter a title for camera 3 Example Display ATM 1F Press camera selection button 3 and then turn the S dial clockwise The first dash _ of the title setting starts blinking Turn the J dial select A and then turn the S dial clockwise When A is accepted the cursor moves to the next position Repeat the same procedure to enter the title Bl Character table for Camera title D Holiday setting Setting conditions Set the start and end time for Sunday SUN using the TIMER SET gt and then switch the SET to ON P51 TIMER SET WEEK START STOP PROGRAM FPS OFF 12 5 FPS SN TUE uu OFF 12 5 FPS OFF 1 Display the lt HOLIDAY SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the initial settings screen P34 The lt HOLIDAY SET gt screen appears and the cursor moves to 1 a MAIN MENU INITIAL SET d 4 H0LIDAY SET 2 Y J S HOLIDAY SET n A B C DJE F G H I JIK LMNI OP QIRIST UU VIWIXY 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
63. DC 5V Low level active x1 Normal recording area remaining warning output Normal DC 5V Low level active x1 Alarm recording area remaining warning output Normal DC 5V Low level active x1 Series recording connecting input Normal DC 5V Low level active x1 Series recording connecting output Open collector 1kQ Low level active x1 External timer input Zero voltage contact pulse width 100m second and over x1 Non rec output Normal DC 5V Low level active x1 Power supply voltage AC 120 240 V 50 60 Hz Current consumption 800 mA Allowable operation temperature 5 to 40 C A BICID E F GIH VIN XYZIO 12 I JIKILIMNNI OIP QIRIS T U 34 5 6 7 8 9 Allowable operation humidity 10 to 80 ll Dimensions unit mm 420 Dimensions 420 W x 86 H x 365 D mm Weight Approx 6 kg lll Options HDD 80GB 160GB 300GB 500GB CD R RW Expanded disc unit 365 ER 6 GE M Ni N D Other 82 English List of recording rate and recording times The recording time on this DVR are adjusted automatically when the recording rate and the recording quality have been altered The list below displays the recording rate and quality when recording images
64. DISK INITIALIZE CAUTION ALL RECORDING WILL BE ERASED 3 SECURITY LOCK SET gt D A 5 NETWORK SET 6 RS 485 SET zn CAUTION RECORDING SPEED WILL BE LIMITED BY MIRRORING mmmmmmmmmmmmMMENMENMENENNENHA H Network settings P69 P NETWORK SET NETWORK CONTROL OFF Li MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE ewm TES IP ADDRESS 192 168 0 1 SUBNET MASK 255 255 255 0 GATEWAY amp b D ds 0 PORT 00080 ID PASSWORD 4 8 1D1 Mie 1D2 1 222mm 103 1 3333 V RS 485 settings P70 lt RS 485 SET uu mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm STATUS INFO OFF ALARM INFO OFF ADDRESS 000 English How to set 62 usijbu3 General settings EI Data display settings VIDEO LOSS settings These settings are used to control the operating display area of the monitor to display the date time and other information Normally all indicators are displayed but they can be hidden if needed VIDEO LOSS can be set to be displayed when a camera video is interrupted due to an unexpected problem or a lamp connected to the rear panel control terminals can be turned on 1 Display the DISPLAY SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the general settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P62 The ON indicator on the DATE line starts blinking MENU MAIN MENU GENERAL SED 1 DISPLAY SET DISPLAY SED ON QUALITY ON AUDIO ON
65. ED TIME DISKt USE 00096H events loss date and time recovery date and time in DISK USE H reverse chronological order up to four events Information POWER 00096H about earlier events is not available USED TIME F W M 2 00 00 S 2 00 00 DISK1 USE 2 Press the EXIT OSD button to exit Displays the total running time of hard disk 1 EXIT OSD DISK2 USE es Displays the total running time of hard disk 2 If there is no second hard disk installed is displayed POWER Displays the total power on time of the DVR 77 Howto set Initialization log A Initialization log menu description D 2 TINITIALIZATION LOG DATE TIME AREA e 0e 0606000000000000000000000000000000000009 9 CD DATE TIME Displays the date and time of the initialization Displays the eight most recent items in the initialization log Information about earlier initializations is not available AREA Displays the hard disk recording area that was initialized Display ALL AREAS NORMAL REC ARCHIVE ALARM REC 8 Operations Displays whether the area was INITIALIZED or subject to AREA RESET Recording area modifications are displayed as INITIALIZED rm Viewing the log Use this procedure to view the hard disk initialization and area reset log The log displays the eight most recently performed operations 1 Press the MENU button turn the J dial select 6 INITIALIZ
66. IT OSD button EXIT OSD e Figure 1 Do not use telephone wires System controller sold separately A Rams B em 1 To other A terminals gt Straight cable Cross cable The DVR supports straight and cross type cables Straight type A straight cable connects connector A to A and B to B of the RS 485 connectors Cross type A cross cable connects connector A with B and B with A on the RS 485 connectors 6 1 Pin number Connector A Connector B 1 Not used Not used 2 Not used Not used 3 A B 4 B A 5 Not used Not used 6 Not used Not used Camera sold separately Terminator switch settings If multiple devices are connected terminator settings are necessary at both ends If the terminator settings are not correct correct data will not be sent to the devices Setthe terminator switch on both ends first device and last c device to ON and set it to OFF on all other devices o D c W RS 485 RS 485 TERMINATE TERMINATE OFF ON OFF ON a a r 2 E g 000000 How to set 70 usijpu3 Screen settings Menu configuration lll Displaying the screen settings N Changing the multi screen position P72 Press the MENU button and use the Screen position modification for live video and playback J d
67. IT OSD button to end the setting procedure EXIT OSD eo Howtoset 48 English usijpu3 Recording settings Normal recording area menu description This menu is used to set the picture quality audio recording and recording rate for the normal recording area A program number can be selected at the programmed recording settings to use the recording rate set for that program P50 NORMAL REC MODE SET gin puppim gem PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED ____ nio RECORDING OFF Reet RATE 12 5FPS 42H C PROGRAM GROUP OFF PICTURE QUALITY Selects the picture quality used to record video in the normal recording area The recording duration will change according to the selected picture quality Selections BASIC Rough image quality BA 15kB NORMAL Normal image quality NO 22kB ENHANCED Enhanced image quality EN 30kB FINE Fine image quality Fl 42kB SUPER FINE Super fine image quality SF 50kB AUDIO RECORDING When the AUDIO RECORDING is set to ON the letter A will be displayed in front of the available recording rates REC RATE Audio recording is possible when the total recording rate of the cameras is within the range of A50 A1FPS Audio will only be played when the playback speed is the same as the rate of recording Video and audio may slightly be out of synch 8 REC RATE The recording rate is limited by the pre alarm and mirroring settings
68. LOAD MENUS FROM CF A When NO is selected for COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS LOAD MENUS FROM CF H COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS NO IF YOU CHOOSE YES OF THE ABOVE MENU HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED The WARNING screen will be displayed with a blinking NO Turn the J dial and select YES and then turn the S dial clockwise Load from the CF card without altering the area distribution in the recording area WARNING LOAD MENUS FROM CF CONTINUE YES How to set 80 English usijbu3 Interface RS 485 specifications lll Data format Mode lll Communication protocol Character length Data transmission speed Parity check Stop bit ll Protocol command table Asynchronous It is recommended that the exclusive controller is used for 8 bits operation as a protocol unique to our company SANYO 2400 4800 9600 19200bps protocol is used for this DVR Consult the service center None regarding the exclusive controller 1 bit The commands available through this DVR are as outlined in the table below Upper m level 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 level TIMER 9 k ON OFF 1 1 2 2 3 3 SHIFT SHIFT5 4 4 SHIFTT SHIFTY MENU SET 5 5 RP UP SET 6 B RP DOWN 7 7 8 8 9 8 SECURITY LOCK ON REV PLAY A ROK PLAY SEARCH DVR B NAK C GROUP SET D GRO
69. O O O 2 273 O O O O O O O O 1 923 O O O O O O O O 1 667 O O O O O O O 1 471 O O O O O O O 1 316 O O O O O O O 1 190 O O O O O O O 1 087 O O O O O O O 1 O O O O O O O 4 Default setting recording rate 12 5FPS recording time to be set at 1 minute Alarm duration can only be set according to the set recording rate in the alarm duration settings under the menu function Also when setting the recording rate the setting range is limited depending on the set duration For example the recording rate will be limited to 25FPS when the alarm duration is set to 3 seconds Alter the settings of the alarm duration before setting a fast recording rate 85 Other Push lock terminal specifications Input output terminals Signal level Input output circuit ALARM IN 0 voltage contact Open grounded L input ov E Over 100 5V 100kQ 1kQ Terminal O W t AW o 10kQ 74HC597 SENSOR ALARM OUT Open collector 1kO Low Level active max 25 mA ov Motion sensor detection Alarm recording stop Terminal O Control terminals Remote input 2 wire voltage control type REMOTE R1 R2 Refer to P12 ES 472 zt Terminal O t O Microcomputer Date adjustment input Zero voltage contact CLOCK IN Open grounded input ov lt _ Over 100 Terminal Clock adjustment output Open c
70. O x 3 125 O O O O 2 778 O O O x 2 5 O O x 2 273 O O O x 1 923 O O O x 1 667 O O O x 1 563 x x x 1 471 O O O x 1 316 O O x 1 190 O O O x 1 087 O x 1 O O O O 0 5 x 0 333 O O x O 0 25 O x Oo 0 2 O O x O 0 1 O O x 0 05 O O x O 0 033 O x Off x x x O Note 1 Rate setting will be limited when the mirroring function is turned ON or when the pre alarm recording is turned ON Note 2 Rate setting will be limited when the mirroring function is turned ON Note 3 It is not possible to choose this setting when only one camera is connected Note The recording rate for each channel is set in program recording The rates that allow setting in each channel are calculated automatically ll Pre alarm recording time This is a list of the recording time for pre alarm recording Use this list when carrying out pre alarm recording Recording rate Recording time Menu time information displayed on screen s seconds m minutes fields second 3s 5s 10s 20s 40s 60s 120s 180s 240s 300s 600s 900s 3s 5s 10s 20s 40s 1m 2m 3m 4m 5m 10m 15m 25 O O O O O O O O O O O 16 67 O O O O O O O O O O O 12 5 O O O o 9 o O e O O O 8 333 O O O O O O O O O O 6 25 O O O O O O O O O O 5 O O O O O O O O O 4 167 O O O O O O O O O 3 571 O O O O O O O O O 3 125 O O O O O O O O O 2 778 O O O O O O O O O 2 5 O O O O O
71. OM button to cancel the zoom function t Refer to P72 for information about rearranging the position of the screens English How to use 20 Searching for recorded video Video stored in the normal recording area alarm recording area or archive area can be located by searching and then played back Use one of the five search methods to locate the required video Press the SEARCH button SEARCH E The SEARCH screen appears during playback and menu Note During playback of video the S dial Searching is not possible display the J dial and the front panel buttons can be used for operations such as pause and fast forward SEARCH ALARM SEARCH ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH TIME DATE SEARCH ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH MOTION DETECTION SEARCH MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE 21 J jog dial S shuttle dial ot muumummuu I1 Alarm search P22 r ALARM SEARCH NO DATE TIME CH TOTAL ALARMS 016 05 00 08 53 3 0046 0015 05 01 09 53 1 0014 05 01 09 53 1 0013 05 01 09 53 1 0012 05 01 09 52 1 0011 05 01 09 51 1 0010 05 01 09 51 1 0009 05 01 03 10 1 MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE Searches and plays alarm video from the recording list based on date and time Searches and plays all video stored in the alarm recording area If pre alarm video was also recorded then the video immediately before the alarm can be viewed too
72. ON NETWORK 4 Turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial to select ON and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to IP ADDRESS NETWORK STATUS ON ON Displays NETWORK CONTROL on the monitor screen OFF Does not display the network status 5 Repeat the operation to enter the rest of the setting items When connecting to the network ask the network administrator for the IP ADDRESS SUBNET MASK GATEWAY and PORT settings 6l Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD zw 69 Howto set re Network password modification There are three access levels ID1 ID2 ID3 to connect to the network The default settings for the IDs are shown below NETWORK SET NETWORK STATUS ON IP ADDRESS 192 168 0 1 SUBNET MASK 255 255 255 0 GATEWAY 8 Us Ub We m PORT 00080 ID PASSWORD 4 8 1 Turn the J dial select ID1 and then turn the S dial clockwise The first password entry item 1 starts blinking e ID levels ID1 Live video surveillance can be conducted over the network ID2 Live video surveillance recorded video playback and search can be conducted over the network ID3 The DVR and the main settings can all be controlled over the network 2 Change the password Example Set ABC123 as the ID1 password CD Turn the J dial select A and then turn the S dial clockwise The 1 at the second position starts blinking 2 Turn the J dial se
73. OR LEVEL SET QUAD MULTI ll Power outage time hard disk s hours of use etc P77 MON2 PLUS EJ E POWER LOSS USED TIME 9 0 POWER LOSS RECOVER 011 14 01 19 15 14 01 09 55 05 01 21 13 14 01 09 21 03 01 18 48 05 01 08 56 01 01 09 49 03 01 10 32 USED TIME DISKI USE 00096H DISK2 USE H POWER 00096H ll Copy the contents of the menu settings of this DVR and operate another unit of the same model with the same setting P79 F W M 1 00 00 S 1 00 00 s4mmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmmummummummumummummmmmmmumummummmummummumummummummumummumumummm IES W Hard disk initialization log display P78 lt INITIALIZATION LOG DVR TYPE VER SA06 04 DATE TIME AREA S E E 26 10 18 25 ALL AREAS INITIALIZED SAVE MENUS TOCF amn 26 10 23 18 ALL AREAS INITIALIZED 26 10 23 18 ARCHIVE AREA RESET LOAD MENUS FROM CF 4 26 10 23 18 ALARM REC AREA RESET 26 10 23 18 NORMAL REC AREA RESET COENA REC OD I OREAGSETUIN SNO 26 10 23 16 ALL AREAS INITIALIZED 26 10 23 15 ALL AREAS INITIALIZED IF YOU CHOOSE YES OF THE ABOVE MENU fo oom a e eee Ere V HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED Y 33 How to set Initial settings Menu configuration lll Displaying the initial settings screen Press the MENU button The MAIN MENU screen is displayed MENU ga o MADE NN Ex LIJNTMESED 000000 Du V 2 RECORD SET gt 3 GENERAL
74. R Performs alarm recording when either an external alarm or a motion sensor alarm is detected 2 MOTION SENSOR Displays the motion sensor setting screen Recording settings ru Alarm recording settings 1 Display the ALARM REC MODE SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P39 The OFF field of ALARM RECORDING starts blinking A MAIN MENU E XS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET em 7 ALARM REC MODE SET S Y J S f N lt ALARM REC MODE SET PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING OFF ALARM INTERLEAVE ONLY REC RATE 12 5FPS DURATION 20SEC PRE ALARM RECORDING Did REC RATE 444 FPS DURATION iii 01731 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED ALARM TRIGGER ALARM MOTION SENSOR gt Set the alarm recording Turn the J dial to select ALARM RECORDING selection and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Selections OFF ENABLED AL REC ON TIMER AL REC OFF TIMER OLY AL RC ON TMR 2 Turn the J dial to select the desired PICTURE QUALITY and then turn the S dial twice clockwise After the arrow symbol gt the number of alarms that can be recorded is displayed Selections BASIC NORMAL ENHANCED FINE SUPER FINE Example 01387 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED 8 Turn the J dial to switch AUDIO RECORDING ON and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The letter A is displayed in front of the recordi
75. SANYO INSTRUCTION MANUAL DSR 3706PA Digital Video Recorder with Multiplexer Function About this manual Before installing and using this unit please read this manual carefully Be sure to keep it handy for later reference Refer to the included CD ROM for the German French Spanish and Italian INSTRUCTION MANUAL Die BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG in den Sprachen Deutsch Franz sisch Spanisch und Italienisch finden Sie auf der beiliegenden CD ROM 0 Utilisez le CD ROM fourni pour consulter le MANUEL D INSTRUCTIONS en allemand francais espagnol et italien Consulte en el CD ROM suministrado el MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES en alem n franc s espanol e italiano Per il MANUALE DI ISTRUZIONI in Tedesco Francese Spagnolo e Italiano fare riferimento al CD ROM allegato usijbu3 Table of Contents Foreword Safety precautionS cece eee eee eee 3 These must be followed for safety reasons 3 Follow the points outlined below for proper use 5 Main FeatureS 2 00 e eee eee eee 7 AccessorleS tices eee ura eee eee eee 7 Names and functions of parts front panel 8 Names and functions of parts rear panel 10 Basic connectionS 000ee eee eee eens 10 Alarm and RS 485 connections 11 Network connection terminal
76. SET 7 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm E L u i 5 POWER LOSS USED TIME 1 W Recording and alarm settings P39 6 INITIALIZATION LOG ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 7 COPY MENU SETTINGS BENIN RECORD SET LILNORMAL REC EASY SET 2 RECORDING AREA SET gt 3 RECORDING CONDITIONS SET gt MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE 4 NORMAL REC MODE SET E Q 5 PROGRAM REC SET 6 TIMER SET T ALARM REC MODE SET 8 ALARM OPERATION SET MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE Entering numbers using buttons Normally numeric values and channels camera numbers are set using the J dial but camera selection buttons and the four buttons on the front panel can also be used for settings lll Generic settings P62 GENERAL SET 2 BUZZER SET gt 3 SECURITY LOCK SET 4 HDD SET 5 NETWORK SET gt 6 RS 485 SET gt A value can be input using the button below when K is displayed on the upper right corner of the screen QUAD butin 7 is entered MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE ll Screen settings display shunt automatic scrolling masking tone adjustment P71 a N MULTI buttn 8 is entered T ru m SETA Hie QUAD POSITION SET 3 MON buttn 9 is entered PLUS buttn 0 is entered MULTI 6 POSITION SET gt 2 SEQUENCE 18EC Camera selection buttons 1 6 SEQUENCE SET 3 MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt Enters the number of the button pressed n E OFF 4 COL
77. SK SET E TIME PERIOD T 1 06 00 11 30 CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 MAIN MON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF MON 2 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF NETWORK OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF P Adjusting color tones of the live video P76 This setting is used to adjust the color tone of the video on the monitor COLOR LEVEL SET 71 How to set Screen settings A Changing the multi screen position 1 Display the lt SCREEN SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the screen settings and then turn the S dial clockwise P71 The NORMAL field of 1 MULTI SCREEN starts blinking MENU O XSCREEN SET QwNe c CSRENSD N 1 MULT SCREEN NORMAL QUAD POSITION SET MULTI 6 POSITION SET gt lt MAIN MENU S 2 SEQUENCE 18SEC SEQUENCE SET MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt 3 MASK OFF MASK SET cp 4 COLOR LEVEL SET d Turn the J dial select CHANGE and then turn the S dial clockwise Selections NORMAL No specified display positions for multi screen display CHANGE Specified positions for multi screen quad 6 display The cursor moves to QUAD POSITION SET Turn the J dial and select the quad or multi 6 screen as shown below for changing the display positions XSCREEN SET 1 MULTI SCREEN CHANGE 2 SEQUENCE 1SEC SEQUENCE SET MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt 3 MASK OFF MASK SET en 4 COLOR LEVEL SET en
78. Switching hub lt Straight type Seu Seu vere www LLOR I i H Intranet 11 Foreword Names and functions of parts rear panel Control terminals CONTROL This DVR can be remotely controlled when a remote control circuit R1 R2 C similar to that shown below is connected to the remote control terminals Use a resistance of 1 10 ohms or more and with a D ranking Precision within 0 5 The remote control cable should be no more than 5 m long AUDIO L QUT MICIN MAIN gt MON2 mas ARS485 B a e ejl Remote input 1 s When operated When combined 1 EF CORSA ERES i Pin Signal Ce winke siken E 4 CLOCK IN Input of a clock setting signal from an 2200 2202 l A l SW1 Camera 1 ALARM L SW 17 REC STOP i external device E Q Q n i GU T oA NIE S 18 PLAY STOP CLOCK OUT Output of a clock setting signal to an 1 300 300 Q i l SW3 Camera 3 i I SW 19 STILL external device q 360 Q 360 Q l SW Camera4 SEQUENCE SW 20 SEARCH ALARM OUT Total alarm output q 4702 470 Q n SW5
79. TOR CHIT Video input terminal Video input terminal Monitor sold separately H If monitor 2 is not synchronized with the connected cameras vertical image instability may occur when switching the camera video Foreword 10 usijbu3 Names and functions of parts rear panel Alarm and RS 485 connections Alarm input terminals ALARM IN Sensor alarm output terminals Connecting a switch or security sensor etc to the terminal of the SENSOR ALARM OUT DVR allows the detection of the intrusion of outsiders when doors This terminal is used to output the signals listed below etc are opened and closed whenever the motion sensor of the digital video recorder is Alarm input settings are necessary P55 triggered This output terminal can be used for a warning light by connecting a lamp to it Motion sensor settings are necessary P58 External switch connected to the alarm input terminal Ir SS Rating for each terminal Maximum current 25mA Maximum voltage DC 25V OUT MICIN psa AHSABS B TOO 6 ge ataq RS 485 connection P70 Network connection terminals LAN Use Category 5 10BASE T 100BASE TX LAN cables A Connecting directly to a PC without using a hub PC 1 6 Switching hub
80. UP CHECK E GROUP CLEAR F STOP STILL Upper NS ER 8 9 A B C D E F level CLOCK 0 FULL 1 pp 1 FULL 2 MENU RESET 2 MULTI MPX FULL3 3 QUAD MPX FULL 4 4 PLUS1 MPX FULL 5 ZOOM E MPX DVR FULL 6 6 gt SEQUENCE MPX MONITOR2 MPX 9 CLOCK DOWNLOAD REC DUB A ALARM RESET REC ee B FF ALARM F C REW ALARM R RS 485 B MSIE SEND START RS 485 E EXIT OSD BO E F STATUS LOG1 REC STOP 81 Other Specifications Signal method PAL signal standard CompactFlash slot CompactFlash Type 2 front panel x1 Compression method Video M JPEG Audio WAVE Number of pixels 720 x 288 Recording type Field record Recording quality 5 stage BASIC NORMAL ENHANCED FINE SUPER FINE Recording rate 27 levels 50 to 0 033FPS Recording area Normal recording area alarm recording area archive area Zoom 2x digital zoom is possible using the ZOOM button Search mode Date and time search alarm search alarm thumbnail search archive area search motion detection search Date time display Day month year hour minute second Date time display position Can be moved to upper and lower 2 positions Display can be switched on off Camera title display 10 characters max alphabetical numeric symbols can be inputted to each channel display can be switched on off Memory backup Approximately 30 days after power is supplied for more than 48 h
81. YES OF THE ABOVE MENU HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED Menu copy A 2 Load menu content saved to the CF card onto other DVRs of the same model 1 Press the MENU button in order to display the COPY MENU SETTINGS screen and load the menu content onto other DVRs of the same model B When YES is selected for COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS Initialized MENU COPY MENU SETTINGS LOAD MENUS FROM CF 5 Ed COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS YES AN DVR TYPE VER SA06 04 1F YOU CHOOSE YES OF THE ABOVE MENU SAVE MENUS TO CF gt HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED Aaa eae ree The WARNING screen will be displayed with a blinking NO Turn the J dial and select YES and then turn the IF YOU CHOOSE YES OF THE ABOVE MENU S dial clockwise HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED Change the area distribution in the recording area and load from the CF card 2 Turn the J dial to move the COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS lt WARNING gt Eei CEILS Bs SSIES t lag iS EAL 3 Turn the S dial clockwise Select NO or YES using ATE the J dial S 4 Turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to SAVE MENUS TO CF 9 SAVE MENUS TO CF 3 6 The monitor screen will display SYSTEM INITIALIZING and live videos will be shown once 5 Turn the J dial to move the cursor to LOAD MENUS loading is complete FROM CF and then the S dial clockwise
82. arlier start time will take priority If the start time is the same the one that is higher in the menu settings will take priority lll Cancelling timer controlled operations Press the MENU RESET button on the front panel while the timer setting menu is displayed Sp wv uw Recording settings Day of the week timer controlled recording same time same recording rate every Fa week for the specified day 1 Display the lt TIMER SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P39 The SUN field starts blinking A lt MAIN MENU E YS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET YN 6 TIMER SET 2 Y TIMER SET WEEK START STOP PROGRAM FPS SET ISUN OFF 12 5 FPS OFF WON OFF 12 5 FPS OFF 2 Set the timer controlled recording Example DLY 08 30 18 30 OFF e WEEK Set daily DLY e START Set 8 30am e STOP Set 6 30pm FPS Set 1 FPS SET Set to ON Turn the J dial change SUN to DLY and turn the S dial clockwise 1 FPS ON The hour indicator under START starts blinking Turn the J dial set 08 and turn the S dial clockwise The minutes indicator under START starts blinking Turn the J dial set 30 and turn the S dial clockwise The hour indicator under STOP starts blinking Repeat the same procedure to perform the remaining settings in the exampl
83. d a WARNING screen is displayed with NO blinking REC RATE A 12 5FPS DURATION 1MIN WARNING REC RATE SETTING IN THE MENU WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTED ARE YOU SURE 4 Turn the J dial select YES and turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to REC RATE 5 Turn the S dial clockwise 57 Howto set 6 Turn the J dial to select the REC RATE example 8 333 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure to set the DURATION example 20SEC After the arrow symbol gt the number of alarms that can be recorded is displayed REC RATE A 8 333FPS DURATION 20SEC 00694 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED 3 Press the EXIT OSD button PRE appears in the operation display area When an alarm is detected the ALARM field starts blinking EXIT OSD Alarm total El PRE indicator G 3 Alarm trigger setting 1 Turn the J dial to the select ALARM TRIGGER selections and turn the S dial clockwise The ALARM starts blinking Selections ALARM SENSOR ALARM AND SENSOR ALARM OR SENSOR ALARM TRIGGER ALARM 2 Turn the J dial select ALARM Then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves back to the ALARM RECORDING field 3 Press the EXIT OSD button Bl Input signals used as external alarms The signals that can be used as alarms are of two types signals detected at the ALARM IN terminal switches and alarm signals superimposed on the coaxial
84. deteriorate or the paint may wear off Follow the instructions provided on the packaging of the chemical cleaning agent Do not spray volatile substances such as insecticides etc onto the unit Also avoid direct contact of rubber or vinyl products with the unit This may cause the exterior to deteriorate or the paint to wear off ll Copyright information This manual and software are copyrighted by Sanyo Electric Co Ltd Brand and product names used in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Except for personal use copyright law prohibits the use of recorded copyrighted images without the permission of the copyright holder Foreword 6 English usijpu3 Main Features Bi This digital video recorder DVR can record video from surveillance cameras to its internal hard disk and it can display the video on a screen split into six or four fields both during recording and playback ll Complete range of recording and playback functions Simultaneous recording and playback Timer controlled recording allows for different recording schedules for each day of the week Zoom function allows for enlarging images during surveillance and playback Alarm recording allows for recording the actions of intruders Masking function allows for masking the video from specific cameras using a gray pattern preventing it from being monitored Motion
85. e Turn the J dial select ON under SET and turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the MON line TIMER SET WEEK START STOP PROGRAM FPS SET 1 FPS ON DLY 08 30 18 30 OFF We seis segs AP Laie AP 3 Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD e 4 Press the TIMER button The TIMER indicator turns on and the timer controlled recording goes into standby mode TIMER eo When the start time set for timer controlled recording comes The REC STOP indicator turns on REC appears in the operation display and recording starts REC STOP When the stop time set for timer controlled recording comes The REC STOP indicator turns off the recording stops Stopping a timer controlled recording in progress Press the TIMER button The recording stops the TIMER indicator turns off Playback during timer controlled recording P18 lll Setting a program for timer controlled recording Perform the following settings to set a program after setting the timer controlled recording Example DLY 08 30 18 30 P 1 itt FPS ON 1 Turn the J dial to select the desired PROGRAM P 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise Since the program settings already include the recording rate the FPS setting will show x X X x Selections P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 2 Turn the J dial select ON under SET and turn the S dial clockwise 3l Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD eo Howtoset 52
86. e procedure until the entire date time setting is complete 23 Howto use The cursor moves to PREVIEW ON AA o Ky 26 10 06 20 30 J S Day Year Hour Month Minutes Turn the S dial clockwise A search progress bar is displayed during searching followed by recording of the specified date and time displayed in the preview screen lt TINE DATE SEARCH RECORDING TOP 01 10 06 14 46 RECORDING END 30 10 06 13 32 CHANNEL 03 SEARCH DATE TIME PREVIEW 2o SEARCHING EN CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE t If no recording exists for the specified time The recording closest to the specified time is displayed ll Viewing the preview screen Turn the J dial select VIEW and turn the S dial clockwise The selected video is played in full screen mode p If a date time search is performed on alarm recordings or programmed recordings by specifying the channel depending on the recording circumstances the desired video may not be found In this case try the date time search again without specifying the channel Start playback and use fast forward and fast reverse to locate the video from the desired channel Note The retrieved video can be displayed in full screen mode without displaying the preview screen by entering the channel date and the time and by selecting VIEW The S dial the J dial and the front panel buttons can be used for operations such a
87. e selected video is played in full screen mode When the selected video is over playback pauses 4 Press the PLAY STOP button gt PLAY STOP ES B Alarm thumbnail search 1 Press the SEARCH button during recording or live video 2 Turn the J dial select ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH and turn the S dial clockwise The nine most recent alarm videos are displayed An alarm number is displayed for each alarm video and the number of the selected alarm will start blinking t Press the SEARCH button to cancel the search mode Operation returns to the normal screen SEARCH S ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH 3 Turn the J dial select the desired alarm number blinks and turn the S dial clockwise The selected video is played in full screen mode When the selected video is over playback pauses y ON O x 4 Press the PLAY STOP button gt PLAY STOP ts ll Viewing pre alarm video After beginning playback of an alarm recording identified by an alarm search turn the S dial counterclockwise Identical to alarm searching playback is only possible within each individual alarm recording Play the previous and next alarm recordings using the ALARM buttons The S dial the J dial and the front panel buttons can be used for operations such as pause and fast forward Iq ALARM P How to use 22 English usijbu3 Searching for recorded video Date time
88. e S dial clockwise The TIME PERIOD A of SEQUENCE starts blinking 2 Select TIME PERIOD B by turning the J dial and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure to select the time period for MASK and MOTION SENSOR 2 y ON Q O 9 6 S Example SEQUENCE Uu usi gt TIME PERIOD B MASK Uu oss E gt TIME PERIOD B LORI ES SS EU SUE gt TIME PERIOD B 5 Press the EXIT OSD button when the settings are complete The operation returns to the normal screen lll Setting the times for the time periods f T 1 T 4 are all set to 00 00 then only T 1 will be valid T 1 will start at 12 00am midnight and end at 12 00am midnight of the next day e t is not possible to set T 3 and T 4 to a period that would extend into the next day In this case set T 4 to 23 59 TIME PERIOD HO IRA IRS Ales TIME PERIOD A 06 00 12 00 18 00 f T 4 is set to 00 00 T 4 becomes invalid and operations skip from T 3 to T 1 The set operation will last from T 3 to T 1 TIME PERIOD Ty g D 4 Howtoset 38 usijpu3 Recording settings Menu configuration ll Displaying the recording settings screen 1 MENU Press the MENU button and use the J dial to select 2 RECORD SET and then turn the S dial clockwise The lt RECORD SET gt screen appears MAIN MENU 1 INITIAL SET 3 GENERAL SET 4 SCREEN SET S Turn the J dial select the desired submenu and turn the S dial
89. e image is paused H STILL 4 Press the COPY button The copy setting screen is displayed The cursor moves to the COPY TO field COPY C E COPY TO ARCHIVE AREA pu How MANY 1 PICTURES COPY CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 SELECT COPY CHANNEL COPY START FORIMT ERASE COMPACT FLASH FORMAT ERASE START gt S 5 Turn the S dial clockwise ARCHIVE AREA starts blinking 6l Turn the J dial to select COPY TO COMPACT FLASH and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The cursor moves to the 1 of the HOW MANY field COPY TO COMPACT FLASH C HOW MANY 1 PICTURES S J Selections ARCHIVE AREA COMPACT FLASH CF gt PRINT CD R RW Maximum 40 000 images can be copied in a single copy operation If the length of copying was specified using MINUTES N Ji J copying will end at 40 000 images Alarm recordings played using the Alarm Search or the Alarm Thumbnail Search are copied one event at a time 7 8 10 Turn the J dial to select HOW MANY 10 and then turn the S dial clockwise The PICTURES starts blinking Select a value between 1 99 gt 99 Turn the J dial to select PICTURES and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to COPY START ZON O Y COPY CH 0102 03 04 05 06 S 5 SELECT COPY CHANNEL Selections PICTURES SECONDS MINUTES EVENTS EVENTS allows you to copy the data of the arc
90. ecording area 5 Sets the capacity of the archive area The default setting is 1 the upper limit is 99 This 8 Once the recording space of the hard disk becomes area cannot be set manually full every time images are recorded on each of the recording areas they are overwritten from the beginning ll Verifying the capacity of the recording areas 1 Display the lt RECORDING AREA SET screen as 2 Press the EXIT OSD button to end the setting explained in Displaying the recording settings procedure screen P39 ee iei MAIN NENU ex ES 2 RECORD SET ZN RECORD SET 2 RECORDING AREA SET J S Y RECORDING AREA SET TOTAL CAPACITY 82GB L NORMAL RECORDING AREA 80 AREA FULL RESET gt ALARM RECORDING AREA Bs AREA FULL RESET gt ARCHIVE AREA 1 AREA FULL RESET gt 43 Howto set Recording settings rz Changing the normal recording area and the alarm recording area This operation will initialize the hard disk 1 X Note The default setting in RECORDING CONDITIONS SET Display the lt RECORDING AREA SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 MAIN VENU Se 2 RECORD SET aS RECORD SET 2 RECORDING AREA SET RECORDING AREA SET TOTAL CAPACITY AREA FULL RESET ALARM RECORDING AREA AREA FULL RESET ARCHIVE AREA AREA FULL RESET Turn the S dial clockwise The NORMAL RECORDING AREA
91. ect INDIV and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial select INDIV for the MAIN MON FULL and then turn the S dial clockwise MAIN MON QUAD cannot be set to INDIV Turn the J dial to select MON 2 FULL and then turn the S dial clockwise The 1SEC example indicator starts blinking Turn the J dial to select 3SEC and then turn the S dial twice clockwise 1 SEC of channel 1 01 under INDIVIDUAL INTERVAL SEC starts blinking Turn the J dial to set the interval for channel 1 01 of the main monitor example 5 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the procedure for setting the interval for the other channels aa gt SEQUENCE SET MAIN MON FULL INDIV INDIVIDUAL INTERVAL SEC fot 5 00 1 03 1 ig ye a 5s XN d Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD e Press the SEQUENCE button SEQUENCE A 1 Turning off display of specified cameras during timer controlled periods Set TIME PERIOD A and TIME PERIOD B using lt TIME PERIOD SET gt P37 Select TIME PERIOD A or TIME PERIOD B for SEQUENCE under SELECT TIME PERIOD The example uses TIME PERIOD A SCREEN SET TIME PERIOD SET TIME PERIOD dab T2 To TIME PERIOD A 06 00 11 30 13 30 18 00 TIME PERIOD B 06 00 08 00 14 30 20 00 QUAD POSITION SET MULTI 6 POSITION SET gt 2 SEQUENCE 21SEC SEQUENCE SET
92. ed will be maintained even after the S dial is released SHUTTLE HOLD ex Full screen viewing 1 Press the PLAY STOP button The gt symbol appears in the operation display area and the video starts playing gt PLAY STOP When playback ends the DVR pauses automatically and the STILL indicator turns on The II symbol appears in the operation display area 2 Press the camera selection button example 3 6 to play the recorded video of the desired camera 3l Press the PLAY STOP button to end the playback Fast forward fast reverse during playback Turn the S dial clockwise for fast forward The gt gt symbol appears in the operation display area ae Turn the S dial counterclockwise for fast reverse The lt 4 symbol appears in the operation display area a t Release the S dial for normal playback How to use 18 usijpu3 Viewing recorded video Changing the playback speed The corresponding symbol gt gt appears in the operation display area for each of these operations Audio will not be played when changing the playback speed A Fast forward Slow playback gt gt I POUR OPER EEE Normal Fast forward Slow Normal playback playback oN fo o oN Q Q O Turn the J dial clockwise Fast forward playback starts Turn the J dial counterclockwise Slow playback starts Turn the J dia
93. een the start and end time includes 12 00am midnight then the letter T will be displayed to the left of the end time setting 4 PROGRAM This column is used to set the program number P 1 P 4 for programmed recording P50 Selections OFF P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 5 FPS recording rate This column is used to modify the recording rate for the timer controlled recording When using programmed recording the recording rate will be pre selected automatically The recording rate cannot be input SET ON OFF This column is used to turn the timer ON or OFF SAT DLY These rows are used to set timer controlled operation for a period longer than 24 hours EXT external This row is used to set recording controlled by an external signal connected to the EXT TIMER IN terminal on the rear panel When the signal is detected min pulse width 1 sec the recording of live video will start to the normal recording area 51 How to set Bl Timer controlled recording The settings for picture quality and audio recording will take their values from the settings performed under NORMAL REC MODE SET P49 f audio recording is performed select the recording rate to 1 FPS or higher Bl If the timer settings are overlapping The priority order of recording is Day of the week reservation Daily reservation External input ll If the Day of the week and Daily settings are overlapping Recording setting with the e
94. elects the alarm detection method EZ Motion sensor P58 0 06 060600000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 ALARM RECORDING Turns alarm recording ON or OFF and whether alarm recording should be performed during timer controlled recording When OFF is selected no other settings can be set Selections OFF Alarm recording is not performed ENABLED Alarm recording is performed regardless of timer controlled settings AL REC ON TIMER Alarm recording is performed only during timer controlled recording AL REC OFF TIMER Alarm recording is performed only when timer controlled recording is not OLY AL RC ON TMR Alarm recording is performed only during the period specified by the timer setting If this setting is selected timer controlled recording and the TIMER button will be disabled PICTURE QUALITY Select the picture quality of the recordings Selections BASIC NORMAL ENHANCED FINE SUPER FINE AUDIO RECORDING Audio recording can be switched ON or OFF Audio recording can only be set if the recording rate is in the range of 25 1 FPS When audio recording is selected an A is displayed in front of the recording rate Since both audio and video will be stored in the alarm recording area the number of images that can be recorded is reduced If the recording rate is out of this range audio recording will not be performed even if audio recording was set
95. ents Consult the dealership or factory shop where you purchased this unit for cleaning internal AN components Leaving the unit unused for long periods of time may attract dust to the internal components which in turn may cause fires and or breakdowns ll Do not block the cooling fans or air ducts This unit is equipped with air ducts and cooling fans in order to assist the ventilation of hot air produced by the hard S disk drive Prohibited Placing covers placing in a case or placing inside book cases may cause heat build up and may result in fire and or electrocution When the unit is setup in a rack leave open space on all sides Leave 1 cm or more of space above and below Leave 5 cm or more of space on both sides and on the back side ll Do not expose to extreme temperatures or temperature variations Do not place in areas where the unit will be exposed to extreme temperatures 10 degrees Centigrade per hour or moisture changes Prohibited lll Points on unit positioning This unit is constructed using precision electronic parts Avoid placing it in areas described below as this may cause faulty operation and or breakdowns In direct sunlight n places exposed to water n the vicinity of cooling and heating devices or humidifiers Near the air conditioner where the unit is exposed to cool air Dusty areas Areas that contain fire hazards Areas that contain magnetic items e n
96. ered is shorter than 3 characters the password will be erased and a new entry is required 8 REC CONTROL This setting is used to give access to the recording operations ADMIN Only the administrator can control the recording operations The user cannot control the recording operations USER The user can also control the recording operations 65 Howto set Turn ON the ADMIN and USER ea security locks and set passwords for the DVR Refer to P67 for information on the control rights after setting the passwords 1 Display the SECURITY LOCK SET screen as explained in Displaying the general settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P62 The first dash of the ADMIN setting starts blinking MENU MAIN MENU E ZON GENERAL SET 3 SECURITY LOCK SET S Y J S SECURITY LOCK SET LEVEL PASSWORD 4 8 USE 2 Set the ADMIN password example 12345AB Turn the J dial select 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the operation to enter the rest of the password The cursor moves to OFF Turn the J dial to select ON and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The password entry area of the USER starts blinking VIII ADMIN 12345AB ON 3 Set the USER password example AB12345 CD Turn the J dial select A and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the operation to enter the rest of the password The cursor moves
97. ernal timer controlled alarm recording 1 2 Connect an external timer device to the EXT TIMER IN terminal on the rear panel Figure 1 Display the lt TIMER SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 N MAIN MENU E XS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET y 6 TIMER SET 2 Y J S f TIMER SET WEEK START STOP PROGRAM FPS SET SUN OFF 12 5 FPS OFF MNEEML LLL LLLLOEENT FROMM ORE TUE coe cede OP PL Tish ie WED OFF 12 5 FPS OFF THU OFF 12 5 FPS OFF FRI OFF 12 5 FPS OFF SEMEL So OPI PORE Oty DUM ce a Las Set the timer controlled recording Example EXT trii ck OFF 5 FPS ON e PROGRAM Do not set OFF FPS Set 5 FPS SET Set ON Turn the J dial to select EXT and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The 12 5 under FPS starts blinking 2 Turn the J dial select 5 and turn the S dial clockwise The OFF indicator under SET starts blinking Turn the J dial select ON and turn the S dial clockwise Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD xw Press the TIMER button The TIMER indicator turns on and the timer controlled recording goes into standby mode TIMER gs Stopping a timer controlled recording in progress Press the TIMER button The recording stops the TIMER indicator turns off Playback during timer controlled recording P18 lll Setting a program for timer controlled recording Per
98. example 10 and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the TIMER RECORDING DLY field TON RECORDING DURATION 10 DAYS O S TIMER RECORDING DLY OFF 41 How to set Set the timer Proceed to 5 if timer setting is not necessary Turn the S dial clockwise The OFF starts blinking 2 Turn the J dial to set TIMER RECORDING DLY to ON and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the hour setting N CxCN START 9 30 STOP 18 30 Turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to START 4 Turn the J dial select the hour example 09 and then turn the S dial clockwise The 00 indicator starts blinking 5 Turn the J dial select the minutes example 30 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure to enter the STOP time The cursor moves to the PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED field Turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial select the desired recording quality and turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the OFF of the AUDIO RECORDING field Turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial to switch AUDIO RECORDING ON and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor returns to RECORDING DURATION Turn the S dial counterclockwise The WARNING screen is displayed and NO is blinking Turn the J dial select YES and turn the S dial clockwise Operation returns to the NORMAL REC EASY SET Screen
99. form the following settings to set a program after setting the timer controlled recording Example 1 w IN EXT tiki o cdkid P 1 o dri FPS ON Turn the J dial to select the desired PROGRAM P 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise Since the program settings already include the recording rate the FPS setting will show X X Selections P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 Turn the J dial select ON under SET and turn the S dial clockwise Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD eo Figure 1 Howtoset 54 English usijbu3 Recording settings EH Alarm recording settings menu description The following settings can be performed under the alarm recording settings ALARM REC MODE SET CD 74 ALARM RECORDING OFF Q PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED AUDIO RECORDING OFF ALARM INTERLEAVE ONLY 5 REC RATE 12 5FPS DURATION 20SEC 6 T PRE ALARM RECORDING 44 REC RATE 444 FPS DURATION Q 01731 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED ALARM TRIGGER ALARM D MOTION SENSOR c Alarm recording P56 These settings control the picture quality audio recording and recording rate for the alarm recording area when an alarm is detected GA Pre alarm recording P57 These settings control the recording rate and the duration for pre alarm recording X Alarm trigger P57 S
100. he normal or alarm recording area to the archive area P28 We recommend using this area to store video only for quick verification not as a permanent storage If complete archival is required copy to media such as a CompactFlash card Archive area Alarm recording area Normal recording area 3 goegocd Verify the available recording space in the archive area before copying e If the available archive area is insufficient copy the archive area to media such as a CompactFlash card and erase the archive area Copying video from the internal hard disk to the CD R RW P29 Before copying connect the CD R RW drive to the USB connector on the front or the rear panel If the CD R RW drive connection is not confirmed the selections of the CD R RW under the COPY TO are not displayed Archive area Normal recording area EO oo Alarm recording area 27 Howtouse Copying video from the internal hard lea disk to media such as a CompactFlash card P30 Archive area Alarm recording area Normal recording area geeog When video is being copied from the normal or the X9 7 alarm recording area to media such as a CompactFlash card t
101. he total number of alarms first time 8 Operation symbols 9 Camera title The operation symbols are displayed during recording and e 01 06 control operations aid REC adn b gt Fast forward playback First it displays the camera number The camera 3 i pay number can be replaced with a name such as the EXT External timer lt 44 Fast reverse playback camera s location recording Il Slow playback e VIDEO LOSS ys idi ibid II Reverse slow playback The display alternates between this message and the Sti camera number when the camera video is lost gt Playback including simultaneous recording and When the operations display of the monitor is hidden playback the message blinks in the same position Remaining recording area P46 NO VIDEO It is displayed only during normal and alarm recording It is displayed in place of the camera number if there is 1 100 no video signal connected to the video input terminal If overwrite is not permitted on the hard disk it displays Alarm type the remaining area as a percentage EA The display alternates between this message and REPEAT the camera title when an external alarm signal is Repeatedly overwrites the video on the hard disk detected 8 Image quality display SA The display alternates between this message and the camera title when a motion sensor alarm signal is detected ES The display alternates between this message and the camera title when
102. he video is temporarily stored in the archive area and then copied to the media Always check for sufficient archive space before copying Copying video to a CompactFlash card takes about 15 seconds per 1MB If the recording capacity becomes full during the copying operation the message COMPACT FLASH FULL appears and the copying operation finishes Press any key to return to the normal screen Repeat the copy procedure with a CompactFlash card that has sufficient recording space Video copied to a CompactFlash card or CD R RW includes a tampering detection code Contact the store where you purchased your device regarding the detection of tampering occurrences Video copied to a CompactFlash card or CD R RW with audio attached can be played using the DVR Viewer 2 Refer to the separate Manual for Remote Operation using a Network Connection for more information JPEG images are handled as field images If viewing the images using a commercial image processing software select CF PRINT Standard copies will display the vertical direction compressed to 50 of its original so please use the DVR Viewer 2 Printing images directly from the CompactFlash card or the Microdrive P31 In order to print the recorded images the media must be formatted on the DVR before use p Only FAT16 CompactFlash cards can be formatted on 9 the DVR The DVR will not recognize FAT32 cards Copying recorded video to media
103. hive area per event Selecting gt 99 fills the capacity regardless of the event Select the channel to be copied Example 03 05 using the camera selection button The selected channel changes from grey to white The default channel is green The channel in green can not be modified t Press the COPY button to cancel the current copy operation Turn the S dial clockwise to start copying Copying to the CompactFlash card starts and the COPY TO COMPACT FLASH message is displayed When copying is complete the COPY FINISHED message is displayed O COPY FINISHED 100 gt COPY TO COMPACT FLASH 4 55 t Refer to P32 for viewing the images copied to the CompactFlash card English Format the CompactFlash card FAT16 using this equipment Formats done using FAT 32 will not be recognized How to use 30 usijpu3 Copying recorded video to media Printing images directly from the CompactFlash card or the Microdrive Insert the card into the CompactFlash card slot Refer to the names and functions of parts when inserting the card P9 EN Start playback from the normal alarm or the archive area Press the STILL button at the image to be printed The image is paused TESTILL Bh w N 4 Press the COPY button The copy setting screen is displayed The cursor moves to the COPY TO field COPY EN E 3 Pu O how MANY 1 PICTURES gt
104. ial to select 4 SCREEN SET and QUID POSITION SET MENU MULTI 6 POSITION SET MENU then turn the S dial clockwise 7 The lt SCREEN SET gt screen appears MENU MAIN MENU Hn 1 INITIAL SET zh 2 RECORD SET zb 3 GENERAL SET Y ON 5 POWER LOSS USED TIME J S Turn the J dial select the desired submenu and turn the S dial clockwise 3 Switching screen at time intervals P73 The selected screen H D is This setting is used to scroll all live videos based on preset time intervals displayed Refer to the appropriate UT D pages for the settings THAT WON FULL ISEC D QUID 1SEC 1 MON 2 FULL 1SEC y v INDIVIDUAL INTERVAL SEC E OU 1 02s Aa O i 04 1 05 1 06 1 J S E G p E This setting specifies the monitor to use for live video display during the time set in the time period settings TIME PERIOD A B a MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET SCREEN SET 1 1 MULT SCREEN NORMAL TIME PERIOD T 1 06 00 11 30 Nia C LEURS d i HN cli ae 1 E QUAD POSITION SET E CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 MULTI 6 POSITION SET HAIN HON ON ON ON ON ON ON MON 2 ON ON ON ON ON ON 2 SEQUENCE 19SEC SEQUENCE SET TEE n MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt J 3 MASK OER 4 COLOR LEVEL SET R Masking specific camera images P75 This setting specifies when to use a gray pattern to mask certain camera video on the screen E m MA
105. if the battery is leaking or has reached the end of its life expectancy Consult the dealership where this unit was purchased or the nearest repair center for replacements The clock is automatically reset once the power source is cut Does not return to automatic standby The image number is not recorded When disposing of this unit Consult the dealership where the unit was purchased for the disposal process of the lithium battery Wif unused for a lengthy period of time Remove the power cable from the outlet Remember to occasionally turn the power on in order to maintain correct function Bl Pre confirm important recording assignments Recording and or playing back functions may be unavailable due to hard drive or connecting device failures Always confirm that recording can be carried out successfully before carrying out important recording assignments The recorded content cannot be guaranteed It is recommended that periodic back ups or mirroring is conducted in order to prevent breakdowns or recording faults through accidents lil Maintaining this unit Turn the power off and remove the power cable from the outlet Wipe away dust using a soft cloth When the stains are hard to remove Soak the cloth in water with diluted neutral detergent Wipe the stain and moisture away with a dry cloth Note Do not use paint thinner benzine or any other alcohol based agents for cleaning The exterior may
106. ify the total capacity of the hard disk and the recording capacity of the individual recording areas The recording areas can be modified as needed Modifying the recording areas will result in initializing the hard disk and all recordings to be erased Save necessary images to some other media before modifying the recording areas hhh yO i Alarm recording Archive area RECORDING AREA SET ro TOTAL CAPACITY 82GB Qo L NORMAL RECORDING AREA 80 AREA FULL RESET gt ALARM RECORDING AREA 19 AREA FULL RESET gt amp ARCHIVE AREA 1 _ Normal recording area AREA FULL RESET gt CAUTION WHEN THE AREA SETTING IS CHANGED Hard disk recording areas THE WHOLE AREA WILL BE INITIALIZED lt E CD Displays the total capacity of the internal hard disk of 4 Sets the recording capacity of the alarm recording the DVR area The default setting is 19 it can be manually If the hard disk is replaced the total capacity will change modified from 0 up to 99 e A maximum of 16 000 alarm events can be recorded on one hard disk Hard disk expansion allows for a maximum of 32 000 events Note that the recording conditions will depend on the recording settings Sets the recording capacity of the normal recording area The default setting is 80 it can be manually modified from 0 up to 99 If the normal recording area is set to 0 video is only recorded in the alarm r
107. ion in minutes Select the channel to be copied Example 03 05 using the camera selection button The selected channel changes from grey to white The default channel is green The channel in green can not be modified t Press the COPY button to cancel the current copy operation Turn the S dial clockwise to start copying Copying to the archive area starts and the COPY TO ARCHIVE AREA message is displayed When copying is complete the COPY FINISHED message is displayed O S COPY TO ARCHIVE AREA lt 55 gt COPY FINISHED 100 gt Even if a video with audio attached is copied to the archive area only the images are copied English How to use 28 usijbu3 Copying recorded video to media n Copying video example 10 seconds from the internal hard disk to the CD R RW drive 1 2 3 EN 4 5 6 Connect the optional CD R RW drive to the USB connector on the front or rear panel of the DVR If the front and the rear USB terminal are connected simultaneously the front is given priority Start playback from the normal alarm or the archive area Press the STILL button at the image to be copied The image is paused TESTILL Bh Press the COPY button The copy setting screen is displayed The cursor moves to the COPY TO field COPY as COPY TO ARCHIVE AREA O HOW MANY 1 PICTURES
108. isk settings menu description Wi Hard disk expansion PH Hard disk initialization 43 43 44 45 46 46 47 47 48 48 49 49 50 50 51 51 51 51 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 57 57 58 59 60 61 61 61 62 62 62 63 64 65 65 66 66 67 68 68 68 3 Network settings Lsseuueeese 69 33 Network password modification 69 d RS 485 settings Lluuueese 70 Screen settings 20 c eee eee eee eee eee 71 Menu configuration 00 00 e eee eee eee 71 Wi Displaying the screen settings 71 EX Changing the multi screen sequence 72 E Automatic scrolling of live video of the main monitor and the monitor 2 at identical intervals example 5 seconds 73 ES Automatic scrolling of live video of the main monitor and the monitor 2 at individual intervals 73 EX Automatic sequence of live video of the main monitor full screen at individual intervals and of the monitor 2 at identical intervals example 3 seconds 74 EXE Turning off display of specified cameras during timer controlled periods 74 Masking specific camera images 75 BP Adjusting color tones of the live video 76 Power loss information Used time 77 EX Power loss Used time menu description 77 EX Viewing the information
109. itle setting P36 P TITLE SET MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE lt CAMERA NO 01 i 01 ll Changing the menu setting conditions while recording On the MAIN MENU screen press the SHUTTLE HOLD button for approx 3 seconds Recording is interrupted is displayed in the top left corner of the screen and menu conditions can be modified Closing the menu returns the state of recording operations automatically Recording operations are not available while lt gt is displayed In case of electric power failure the state of recording operations is disabled f lt gt is displayed in the top left corner of the Screen menu conditions cannot be changed SHUTTLE HOLD MAIN MENU o INITIAL SET en 2 RECORD SET eb anu mumEEEREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMEMEM 9 Holiday setting P36 HOLIDAY SET H Time period setting P37 XTIME PERIOD SET TIME PERIOD MAL aer ir Wet FEE a a E i 1 TIME PERIOD B 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 SELECT TIME PERIOD SEQUENCE TIME PERIOD A MASK TIME PERIOD A MOTION SENSOR TIME PERIOD A Sets the specified days as holidays Public holidays company holidays can also be set for timer controlled operation identical to that of Sundays For example TIME PERIOD A can be set for automatic scrolling display and TIME PERIOD B can be set for gray pattern masking of camera images English How to set 34 usijbu3
110. itle setting eiert inside aneian inania 36 D Holiday setting n ananunua cece eee eee 36 3 Time period setting Lluuuuusess 37 Bl Changing the time period of operations 38 ll Setting the times for the time periods 38 Recording settings lesse 39 Menu configuration cee eee eee 39 Wi Displaying the recording settings screen 39 EX Easy recording menu description 40 L RECORDING DURATION BASE 41 LEX REC RATEBASE s eese 42 Table of Contents E Recording area menu description W Verifying the capacity of the recording areas ES Changing the normal recording area and the alarm recording area EH Archive area full reset 0005 Recording conditions menu description Wi Remaining hard disk capacity warning Overwrite setting for the recording areas Setting series recording Series recording 0c0eeeeeeeeeeee Setting the storage period for videos recorded in the recording areas P Normal recording area menu description PH Normal recording area settings 3 Programmed recording menu description 33 Programmed recording settings d Timer setting menu description Wi Timer controlled recording Ls WB If the timer settings are overlapping
111. l ammo aeg eu TIME PERIOD B 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 2 Set the timing for TIME PERIOD A Example T 1 6 30am T 2 11 30am T 3 1 30pm T 4 6 30pm Turn the S dial clockwise The first 00 of T 1 starts blinking e 11 30 13 30 TIME PERIOD TM T2 T3 T4 Mask setting for unnecessary areas TIME PERIOD A 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 7877 7777 C78 TIME PERIOD A 6 30 11 30 13 30 18 30 2 Turn the J dial to select 06 under T 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise 8 Turn the J dial to select 30 under T 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure through T 4 to set the timing of the periods e 13 30 18 30 Automatic screen scrolling 3 Set the timing for TIME PERIOD B Example T 1 7 30am T 2 10 30am T 3 2 30pm T 4 7 30pm TIME PERIOD B 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ONO OO TIME PERIOD B OE 10 30 14 30 19 30 Turn the S dial clockwise The first 00 of T 1 starts blinking 2 Turn the J dial to select 07 under T 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise 18 30 6 30 8 Turn the J dial to select 30 under T 1 and then Motion sensor setting turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure through T 4 to set the timing of the periods and then turn the S dial clockwise When time setting is accepted the cursor moves to the automatic scrolling SEQUENCE 37 Howto set Initial settings
112. l clockwise Normal playback starts E Fast reverse Slow reverse playback gt 4 II gt a pao Normal playback gt Normal Reverse playback 5 forward G a T HOLD mal HOLD eh Hn Turn the S dial counterclockwise Normal reverse playback starts Press the SHUTTLE HOLD button Reverse playback speed is locked 8 Turn the J dial counterclockwise Fast reverse playback starts Turn the J dial clockwise Slow reverse playback starts 5 Press the SHUTTLE HOLD button Shuttle lock is released Turn the J dial clockwise or counterclockwise Normal playback starts 19 How to use Viewing still images Press the STILL button during playback The image is paused The II symbol appears in the operation display area Press the STILL button once again to return to normal playback H STILL EN Frame advance forward and reverse Use this function while playback is paused Turn the J dial clockwise The still image moves forward by one frame one field oN O Turn the J dial counterclockwise The still image moves back by one frame one field r P When the video from the normal recording area and e the alarm recording area are played back in succession or video is played back during alarm recording the following conditions may occur The quality of the images of the video may deteriorate when playback switches between recording
113. layed 3 Turn the J dial select YES and turn the S dial clockwise a gt lt WARNING gt AREA FULL RESET ARCHIVE AREA ARE YOU SURE MEE RR CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE lt d 4 Press the EXIT OSD button to end the setting procedure EXIT OSD xw 45 Howto set Recording settings Recording conditions menu description This menu is used to set whether to continue recording and automatically overwrite data or stop recording without overwriting the data when the normal recording area and the alarm recording area of the hard disk become full d N RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA amp D L OVERIIRITE ON ALARM RECORDING AREA L QNERIIRITE ON 3 REMAINING DISK WARNING 8 45 SERIES RECORDING OFF 8j AUTO DELETE OFF lt y Selects the OVERWRITE setting for the normal ll Remaining hard disk capacity warning recording area Monitor Operation display ON When the normal recording area becomes full the When OVERWRITE is OFF the operation display will new recordings will automatically overwrite existing video starting with the oldest recordings OFF When the normal recording area becomes full 26 10 06 02 20 20 REC REPEAT EL automatically stop recording 2 Selects the OVERWRITE setting for the alarm recording area ON When
114. lect B and then turn the S dial clockwise The 1 at the third position starts blinking 8 Repeat the operation to enter the rest of the password Set the ID2 ID3 passwords as needed IDi ABC23 3 Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD e General settings RS 485 settings 1 i2 Connect the RS 485 terminal on the rear panel of the DVR with the system controller Figure 1 Display the RS 485 SET screen as explained in Displaying the general settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P62 The DATA SPEED 19200 indicator starts blinking MENU MAIN MENU GENERAL SET JA 6 RS 485 SET 2 Y J S R 485 SET DATA SPEED 19200 rd STATUS INFO OFF ALARM INFO OFF ADDRESS 001 Turn the J dial to select the desired DATA SPEED example 9600 and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Selections 2400 4800 9600 19200 The OFF indicator of STATUS INFO starts blinking STATUS INFO OFF Repeat the procedure for selecting the desired settings for each item STATUS INFO OFF The status information will not be sent ON The status information will be sent ALARM INFO OFF The alarm information will not be sent ON The alarm information will be sent ADDRESS The address should be between 000 127 Refer to the system controller s instruction manual for more information about the control method Press the EX
115. ll not sound even if recording was stopped ON The buzzer will sound if the recording was stopped How to set 64 English usijbu3 General settings Security lock menu description This menu is used to set passwords and to limit access to the DVR There are two passwords one for the administrator and one for the user Ae DES SECURITY LOCK SET LEVEL PASSWORD 4 8 USE CD AMIN re OFF Q USER sese OFF REC CONTROL ADMIN e 06 060600000000000000000000000000000000000 0 ADMIN This item is used to enter the administrator s password numerals 0 1 9 and the letters A Z can be used for passwords The ON OFF setting enables or disables the security lock The password must be between 4 8 characters long If the password entered is shorter than 3 characters the password will be erased and a new entry will be required e f the OFF setting is selected that means the security lock will not be used therefore the USER field will be disabled and the user password cannot be entered e f the administrator password is set and correctly entered all operations will be accessible 2 USER This item is used to enter the user s password numerals 0 1 9 and the letters A Z can be used for passwords The ON OFF setting in the USE column enables or disables the security lock The password must be between 4 8 characters long If the password ent
116. lt COPY CH 01 02 09 04 05 08 S SELECT COPY CHANNEL COPY START gt 5 Turn the S dial clockwise ARCHIVE AREA starts blinking 6 Turn the J dial to select COPY TO CF gt PRINT and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The cursor moves to the 1 of the HOW MANY field TON COPY TO CF gt PRINT O Qi 8 Selections ARCHIVE AREA COMPACT FLASH CF gt PRINT CD R RW 7 8 Turn the J dial to select HOW MANY 10 and then turn the S dial clockwise The PICTURES starts blinking HOW MANY 10 PICTURES Turn the J dial to select PICTURES and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to COPY START Selections PICTURES 1 99 Prints the specified number of images SECONDS 1 99 Prints the images of the specified duration in seconds MINUTES 1 99 Prints the images of the specified duration in minutes EVENTS 1 99 gt 99 Prints the archive area data specified in units of events Select the channel to be copied Example 03 05 using the camera selection button The selected channel changes from grey to white The default channel is green The channel in green can not be modified t Press the COPY button to cancel the current copy operation Turn the S dial clockwise A folder named DCIM is created under the root directory followed by a sub folder with the date of the copied images CompactFlash card LDCIM 4 100 0406 m 101
117. n EXIT OSD eb Wi To record over 16000 alarms First set the alarm recording area then set the normal recording area to O Regardless of the number of alarms alarms are recorded until the set alarm recording area becomes full In the following cases the hard disk will be initialized Save the necessary video to a support media e Normal recording area when 1 to 99 is set to 096 when 0 is set to 0 to 99 Alarm recording area archive area when the proportion is changed When the normal recording area is set to O and recorded images are searched it is possible to use only date time search English How to set 44 usijbu3 Recording settings Ez Archive area full reset The archive area cannot be automatically overwritten Performing AREA FULL RESET will erase all images from the archive area 1 Display the RECORDING AREA SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 MENU MAIN MENU eS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET e J S D RECORDING AREA SET TOTAL CAPACITY 026B NORMAL RECORDING AREA 80 AREA FULL RESET gt ALARM RECORDING AREA 1995 AREA FULL RESET gt ARCHIVE AREA 1 AREA FULL RESET CAUTION WHEN THE AREA SETTING IS CHANGED THE WHOLE AREA WILL BE INITIALIZED E 2 Turn the J dial to select AREA FULL RESET of ARCHIVE AREA and then turn the S dial clockwise The WARNING screen is disp
118. n and playback starts in full screen mode When the selected video is over playback pauses 4 Press the PLAY STOP button gt PLAY STOP m n Motion detection search Select the search area and the channel number on the lt MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 1 gt screen Selecting the START PREVIEW will display the lt MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 screen The MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 screen displays the specified search area and channel number Set the start and end date time and select MOTION SENSOR to display the motion sensor setting screen On the motion sensor setting screen set the motion sensor for the recorded images and detect scenes where images were changed by intruders etc G N C MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 1 MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 SEARCH FROM ALARM i C noi rmi ALARM CHANNEL 4 1 saat t 01 01 06 00 40 END t 05 01 06 10 17 START e 05 01 06 10 00 7 eum pe END Q 05 01 06 10 17 START PREVIEW ES MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE 5 Menu item Description lt MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 1 gt screen C SEARCH FROM START END When selecting a recording area for the motion sensor setting the date and time of the first and last recording in the selected recording area will be displayed automatically The starting and ending date and time cannot be changed Selections ALARM Searches video from the alarm
119. ng rate and the number of alarms that can be recorded is displayed after the gt symbol Example REC RATE A 12 5FPS DURATION 20SEC 01431 ALARMS CAN BE RECORDED 4 Turn the J dial to select the recording pattern ALARM INTERLEAVE and then turn the S dial twice clockwise Selections ONLY SW If ONLY is selected Figure 1 Live video will be recorded only from the camera where the alarm was detected until the alarm is cancelled Alarm detected Alarm cancelled V MBHEBBBERHBEHHRREERUH Records the channel where the alarm was input until the alarm is turned off If SW is selected Figure 2 Live video will be recorded alternately from the camera where the alarm occurred and from all connected cameras Alarm detected Alarm cancelled TREREIEREIE IE IEEE RI 712 Records the channel where the alarm was input and the other channels alternately until the alarm is turned off Alarm channel Normal recording 5 Turn the J dial to select the REC RATE example 5 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure to set the DURATION 3 Press the EXIT OSD button The normal screen is displayed again The letter ALARM and the number of alarm recordings are displayed in the operation display When an alarm is detected the ALARM field starts blinking Alarm total Alarm indicator EXIT OSD ES Kun Xon t
120. ng various multi screens Automatic screen scrolling FX Automatic full screen scrolling Press the SEQUENCE button The live surveillance video scrolls through the cameras in the order of the camera numbers To stop the automatic scrolling press the SEQUENCE button once again SEQUENCE t Refer to P73 for information about setting the automatic scrolling interval for the cameras E Automatic quad screen scrolling 1 Press the QUAD button The live video is displayed in quad screen mode QUAD Oo Press the SEQUENCE button The monitor display switches to quad screen mode To stop the automatic scrolling press the SEQUENCE button once again SEQUECNE Viewing on the monitor connected to the MON2 terminal Connect a monitor to the MON2 terminal on the rear panel The display is full screen only P10 While the main monitor is used in split screen mode the monitor 2 connected to the MON terminal can be used to view full screen video from a single camera or to automatically scroll through video from all cameras 1 Press the MON2 button and then the camera selection button example 4 The image from Channel 4 04 is displayed on Monitor 2 2 Press the SEQUENCE button Monitor 2 switches to full screen automatic scrolling To stop the automatic scrolling press the SEQUENCE button once again SEQUENCE E Monitor 2 Press the MON2 button to stop su
121. nking S dial clockwise Selections ALARM NORMAL ALARM amp NORMAL SEARCHING of END starts blinking again the search is over CHANNEL s the S dial clockwise The starts blinking turning the J dial and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the START PREVIEW field START PREVIEW gt 7 Turn the S dial clockwise is displayed the J dial Turn the S dial clockwise again and repeat this to set the date and time for the start of the search Example October 28 2006 8 30pm When the settings are complete turn the S dial clockwise START 28 10 06 20 30 AIMA How to use MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 4 Select the desired recording area example ALARM amp NORMAL by turning the J dial and then turn the 5 Select CHANNEL by turning the J dial and then turn 6 Select the desired channel example camera 4 by The screen switches to the MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 screen and the channel 4 preview screen i8 Turn the S dial clockwise and set the number using Repeat the same steps as shown at 8 to set the end date and time for the search Example November 29 2006 8 30pm The cursor moves to the MOTION SENSOR field ED 29 11 06 20 30 VANAV Turn the S dial clockwise The motion sensor setting screen is displayed MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 SEARCH FROM ALARM amp NORMAL CHANNEL 4
122. ns 1 2 8 9 10 darker The color tone of the camera video changes Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD xw Howtoset 76 English usijbu3 Power loss information Used time Power loss Used time menu rm Viewing the information description Use this procedure to view the power loss dates and times hard disk running times and the power on time of g N the DVR POWER LOSS USED TIME POWER LOSS RECOVER 1 Press the MENU button turn the J dial select 00 a Sao Se 5 POWER LOSS USED TIME and then turn the MUS RN ice EER cone S dial clockwise Dm EU sence les ber The lt POWER LOSS USED TIME gt screen appears a ee E a N 2 MENU MAIN MENU USED TIME DISK1 USE 00000H 1 INITIAL SET o DISK2SUSESS MESES H S 2 RECORD SET gt gt POWER 00000H 3 GENERAL SET 4 SCREEN SET 6 INITIALIZATION LOG F W M2 00 00 S 2 00 00 d 7 COPY MENU SETTINGS 0 06000000000000000000000000000000000000009 J S MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE d CD Power loss 4 Displays the number of power outages The maximum display of the power outage counter is 999 TRADS A count over 999 cannot be displayed POWER LOSS RECOVER 3011 14 01 19 15 15 01 09 55 2 LOSS and RECOVER 13 01 21 13 14 01 09 21 03 01 18 48 05 01 08 56 Displays information about the most recent power loss 01 01 09 49 03 01 10 32 B US
123. o IN Connect SANYO protocol cameras dome or zoom or generic cameras to these terminals P70 Camera sold separately terminal PTT oIooggo S SENSOR ALARM OUT S LAN Rss ARS 485 B TERME m y Microphone input terminal MIC IN USB terminal USB This terminal connects to an optional CD R RW drive Power socket and cord tie AC IN External microphone can be connected to this terminal MIC IN Q muse See sold separately Audio input output terminals AUDIO IN OUT These terminals are used in connection with an amplifier to input external audio from a microphone or to listen to the audio using external speakers Audio output Audio Amplifier input sold separately The audio input terminal and the microphone input terminal cannot be used for simultaneous audio input If both are connected the microphone input terminal will be enabled Securely connect the power cable supplied as an accessory to the power socket and use the cord tie to attach it to the USB cable holder Monitor connection terminal MONITOR OUT Main monitor terminal MAIN Connect to this terminal for normal surveillance Monitor 2 terminal MON2 Connect to this terminal for convergence surveillance Display is possible only in full screen mode A pNI
124. ollector 1kQ Low Level active max 25 mA CLOCK OUT Approx 1 second Terminal O Alarm total output Open collector Low Level active max 500 mA ALARM OUT ov Alarm recording start Alarm recording finish 2SD1801 Terminal 2SA1576 Alarm reset input Zero voltage contact ALARM RESET Open grounded input ov Over 100 ms k IC Terminal O W OT AHCS97 Abnormal warning output DC5V 5 7kO Active Low WARNING OUT 5V ov Warning condition established HDD error fan error detected Normal recording area remaining level warning output DC5V 5 7kO Active Low FULL 5V ov X Warning condition established normal recording area capacity depleted Remaining alarm warning output DC5V 5 7kO Active Low ALARM FULL 5V ov Warning condition established alarm recording area capacity depleted Terminal Series recording connecting input DC5V 5 7kO Active Low SERIES IN 5V ov 1 Over 300 ms Terminal Series recording connecting output Open collector 1kO Low Level active max 25 mA SERIES OUT a 5 IC Terminal O AN BU2090 External timer input Zero voltage contact EXIT TIMER IN Open grounded input ov Over 100 ms 5V 100kQ IC Terminal iua 7
125. op ll Do not expose to water This unit is not waterproof Do not expose to water This may cause fires and or electrocution Do not use in bathrooms Turn the power off and remove the power cable from the outlet if the internal components have been exposed to water Contact the dealership or factory shop where you purchased this unit Continuing to use may cause electrocution and fires Please note waste 3 Foreword Remove the power cable from the outlet Disassembly prohibited Exposing to water is prohibited Using around water is prohibited lll Do not use during thunder thunder storms Do not use during thunder thunder storms Never make contact with the connection cable This may cause electrocution e Contact prohibited lll Do not place in an unstable position This may cause accidents and damage through falling or toppling Turn the power off and remove the power cable from the outlet when the unit has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged Contact the dealership or factory shop where you purchased this unit Using continuously may cause electrocution Remove the power cable from the and fires outlet 2 Prohibited e ll Do not expose to shock or vibration Stored data may be damaged lost through hard disk breakdowns caused by shock vibration Prohibited ll Do not use this unit where it is exposed to the possibility of explosion Do not
126. ording area based on date and time Retrieves and plays the images that were detected by the motion sensor and recorded on the specified area channel or at the specified time Searching for recorded video A Alarm search 1 Press the SEARCH button during recording or live video 2 Turn the J dial select ALARM SEARCH and turn the S dial clockwise The ALARM SEARCH screen is displayed The eight most recent alarm recordings are displayed t Press the SEARCH button to cancel the search mode Operation returns to the normal screen SEARCH ALARM SEARCH y oN 4 i i SEARCH 1 No DATE TIME CH TOTAL ALARMS O 0016 05 01 09 53 1 00016 0015 05 01 09 53 0014 05 01 09 53 0013 05 01 09 53 1 S dial 1 1 0012 05 01 09 52 1 1 1 1 J dial 0011 05 01 09 51 0010 05 01 09 51 0009 05 01 03 10 MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE Menu item Description NO Displays the alarm number DATE TIME Displays the date and time at which the alarm video was recorded CH Displays the channel camera number of the alarm video TOTAL ALARMS Displays the total number of alarm videos recorded 5 Preview screen Displays the selected alarm video 3 Turn the J dial to move the cursor to the NO you want to play and then turn the S dial clockwise O J S First the preview screen displays the video recorded at the moment of the alarm occurrence and then th
127. ours Video input 1 0 V p p 75 Q BNC x6 Video output Through output BNC of each video input x6 Main monitor output 1 0 V p p 75 Q BNC x1 Monitor 2 output 1 0 V p p 75 Q BNC x1 Audio input 8 dBs 27 kO unbalanced RCA x1 Audio output 8 dBs 600 kO unbalanced RCA x1 Microphone input 60 dBs 10 kQ unbalanced 3 5 mm Monaural mini jack x1 Front AV Video output 1 0 Vp p 75 Q unbalanced RCA x 1 output Audio output 8 dBs 600 Q unbalanced RCA x 1 Please note that specifications and unit exterior design are subject to change without notification ll Character table for Camera title Terminal LAN 10BASE T 100BASE TX RJ 45 x1 compatible protocol UDP TCP IP HTTP server RS 485 RJ 11 x2 with termination switch USB 1 1 A terminal Front 1 Rear 1 Alarm input Zero voltage make connection pulse width 100m second and over x6 Sensor alarm output Open collector 1kO Low level active max 25 mA x6 Remote control input 2 wire voltage control method x2 Clock adjustment input Zero voltage contact pulse width 100m second and over x1 Clock adjustment output Open collector 1kQ Low level active Alarm total output Open collector Low level active max 500 mA x1 Alarm reset input Zero voltage contact pulse width 100m second and over x1 Abnormality warning output Normal
128. pprox 22kB ENHANCED EN Enhanced image quality approx 30kB FINE Fl Fine image quality approx 42kB SUPER FINE SF Super fine image quality approx 50kB AUDIO RECORDING Audio recording can be switched ON or OFF Audio recording can only be set if the recording rate is between 1 50 FPS When the audio recording is ON the letter A will be displayed in front of the recording rate Since both audio and video will be stored in the normal recording area the number of images that can be recorded is reduced If the recording rate is out of the specified range audio will not be recorded 5 NUMBER OF CAMERAS Displays the number of cameras connected to the DVR 6 REC RATE Displays the maximum recording rate per camera based on the other settings of this menu and the number of cameras If a valid number cannot be calculated ERROR will be displayed Modify the settings to resolve the problem REC RATE Selections 50 25 16 67 12 5 8 333 6 25 5 4 167 3 571 3 125 2 778 2 5 2 273 1 923 1 667 1 471 1 316 1 190 1 087 1 0 5 0 333 0 25 0 2 0 1 0 05 0 033 Audio recording can only be set when this setting is within the range of 50 1 FPS RECORDING DURATION Displays the maximum recording duration per camera based on the other settings of this menu and the number of cameras If a valid number cannot be calculated ERROR will be displayed Modify the settings to resolve the problem The eas
129. r that will not be displayed However if the duration of the first alarm is over alarms that have remaining durations will be displayed in the order of detection SWITCH When multiple alarms are overlapping the alarms will be displayed in a scrolling fashion showing each alarm video for one second 4 MON 2 DISPLAY Selects whether the monitor connected to the MON2 terminal will be used to display the alarm video NC When an alarm is detected the alarm video will not be displayed on monitor 2 SWITCH When multiple alarms are overlapping the alarms will be displayed in a scrolling fashion showing each alarm video for one second LAST When multiple alarms are overlapping display is performed in the priority order The most recent alarm is given first priority then the one detected before that and so on FIRST When multiple alarms are overlapping only the alarm detected first will be displayed Alarms detected after that will not be displayed However if the duration of the first alarm is over alarms that have remaining durations will be displayed in the order of detection English How to set 60 usijbu3 Recording settings rl Alarm operation settings 1 Display the ALARM OPERATION SET screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen and then turn the S dial clockwise P39 The OFF indicator of ALARM RETRIGGER starts blinking an MAIN MENU E EU 2 RECORD
130. rding stops at the end of the DURATION However the second alarm recording is recorded in the first alarm recording 1st Alarm detected 2nd Alarm detected v v CH1 ALARM NO 1 DURATION 2 If another channel detects a second alarm during DURATION operation and the same channel detects a third alarm the first alarm recording finishes when the third alarm is detected and the third alarm recording starts If another alarm is detected on another channel CH5 the recording takes place as set in DURATION 1st Alarm detected 3rd Alarm detected v v CH1 ALARM NO 1 DURATION 2nd Alarm detected v CH5 ALARM NO 2 MAIN MON DISPLAY Selects the screen type to use for display when an alarm is detected NC The main monitor will not change even if an alarm is detected FULL When an alarm is detected the main monitor will display the video from that channel in full screen mode 6 When an alarm is detected the main monitor will change to multi 6 screen mode ALARM PRIORITY display when multiple alarms are detected Sets the priority for alarm display to use when multiple alarms are overlapping LAST When multiple alarms are overlapping display is performed in the priority order The most recent alarm is given first priority then the one detected before that and so on FIRST When multiple alarms are overlapping only the alarm detected first will be displayed Alarms detected afte
131. recording area NORMAL Searches video from the normal recording area ALARM amp NORMAL Searches video from the alarm recording area and the normal recording area 9 CHANNEL Use this menu item to selects the channel for the motion sensor 89 START PREVIEW Search is performed based on the above selected area and channel and the MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 screen is displayed lt MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 2 screen SEARCH FROM CHANNEL Displays the settings selected on the MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 1 screen START END Used to set the start and end time of the search area and specified channel MOTION SENSOR Displays the motion sensor setting screen PREVIEW When selected displays the preview screen VIEW a The video found by the search function is played in full screen mode English How to use 24 usijbu3 Searching for recorded video g Motion detection search continued video 2 Turn the J dial select MOTION DETECTION SEARCH and turn the S dial clockwise The lt MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 1 gt screen appears The SEARCHING starts blinking t Press the SEARCH button to cancel the search mode Operation returns to the normal screen 1 Press the SEARCH button during recording or live 9 MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 1 MEC 01 01 06 00 40 i 05 01 06 10 17 e CHANNEL START PREVIEW 3 Turn the S dial clockwise The ALARM starts bli
132. returns USER example AB12345 m P If the user password is entered the LOCK indicator stays on and the security lock will be cancelled only ES l XN SECURITY LOCKED partially PLEASE ENTER YOUR PASSWORD Y N C SECURITY LOCKED J S PLEASE ENTER YOUR PASSWORD CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE een E CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE How to set 66 English usijbu3 General settings ll List of permitted operations after setting the passwords If both the ADMIN and USER are ON e f the ADMIN password is entered all operations will be permitted f no password is entered all operations will be denied Settings ADMIN SECURITY LOCK SET LEVEL PASSWORD 4 8 USE REC CONTROL ADMIN USER REC CONTROL Password entered Operations Surveillance Operation of the camera selection QUAD MULTI MON2 EXIT OSD and SEQUENCE buttons Playback Operation of the PLAY STOP ZOOM SEARCH COPY STILL SHUTTLE HOLD and ALARM buttons Jog dial Shuttle dial operation Recording Operation of the REC STOP and TIMER buttons Menu Operation of the MENU and MENU RESET buttons If ADMIN is ON and USER is OFF f the ADMIN password is entered all operations will be permitted USER password cannot be entered since the setting is turned OFF Settings ADMIN ON USER OFF
133. rive and cooling fan are consumable items Replace the parts stated below when using the unit in a 25 C environment The replacement timings listed are approximate and do not guarantee the performance or life expectancy of the part in question Hard disk 2 years Cooling fan 3 years e Damper 2 years Consult the dealership where the unit was purchased for replacement drives The drive is vulnerable to static electricity shocks Take the appropriate measures to prevent exposure to static electricity Unpackaged drives should be placed horizontally with their base facing upwards on top of a soft cloth Exposing the drive to shocks and vibration may cause breakdowns Do not expose the drive to shocks and vibrations while removing tightening the screws during replacement Firmly tighten the screws after replacement Cooling fan Safety precautions lll Back up battery A lithium battery fixed is built into this unit Supplying power for more than 48 hours after setting the date and time will allow the internal power source to sustain the set time for 30 days The battery is expected to last for approximately 5 years if the unit is used regularly Battery fluid leaks Rinse hands clothes thoroughly with water in case battery fluid has leaked Loss of eyesight may result if battery fluid enters the eyes Do not rub Immediately rinse with clean water and consult a physician The following symptoms will result
134. rveillance on Monitor 2 4 The MON2 button cannot be used during menu e display Recorded video cannot be viewed on the monitor connected to MON2 terminal t When an alarm is detected the corresponding live video can be viewed on Monitor 2 See P60 How to use 16 English usijpu3 Recording video to the hard disk The internal hard disk is automatically formatted with recording area normal recording recording conditions etc Before starting recording verify the recordable duration for normal recording List of recording rate and recording times P83 The formatting can be modified using Recording settings P39 Recording format verification FN The total capacity of the hard disk and each area can be verified P43 Alarm C recording Archive area RECORDING AREA SET TOTAL CAPACITY 820B NORMAL RECORDING AREA 805 AREA FULL RESET ALARM RECORDING AREA 19 AREA FULL RESET gt ARCHIVE AREA OESTE AREA FULL RESET CAUTION WHEN THE AREA SETTING IS CHANGED THE WHOLE AREA WILL BE INITIALIZED A Normal recording area E The settings for recording image quality ENHANCED audio recording recording rate and programmed recording can be verified P49 Ga D NORMAL REC MODE SED PPICTURE QUALITY __ d ENHANCED _ _ AUDIO RECORDING OFF REC RATE 12 5FPS 35H REC PROGRAM GROUP OFF Overwrite setting for each
135. s LAN 11 Control terminals CONTROL 12 Preparing foruse 1 cee eee 13 Turn on the power of the DVR L ee 13 Language clock settings LLeuee 13 Operation display lees 14 Viewing live video using various multi screens 15 Switching to another full screen video 15 Enlarging an image Plus screen display 15 Automatic screen scrolling esses 16 Viewing on the monitor connected to the MON2 terminal PEDI 16 Recording video to the hard disk 17 Recording format verification 17 Normal recording normal recording area 17 Viewing recorded video lesser 18 Playback 4 rh ry ohh Rh nn 18 Full screen viewing eeeeeeeeeee 18 Fast forward fast reverse during playback 18 Changing the playback speed 19 Viewing still images eese 19 Frame advance forward and reverse 19 Enlarged viewing esee 20 Quad screen viewing Lese 20 Multi screen viewing eeeeeeees 20 1 Foreword Searching for recorded video 21 EN Alarm search eee 22 El Alarm thumbnail search 22 Wi Viewing pre alarm video 22 Date time search lleueeee 23 Wi Viewing the preview screen
136. s pause and fast forward If CHANNEL is set to then playback will be displayed in multi screen mode Searching for recorded video D Archive area search Plays back video stored in the archive area 1 Press the SEARCH button during recording or live video 2 Turn the J dial select ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH and turn the S dial clockwise The ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH gt screen is displayed The eight most recent archive recordings are displayed in the order of archiving i Press the SEARCH button to cancel the search mode Operation returns to the normal screen SEARCH ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH o O9 9o amp d D y ON A ICHLVE AREA SEARCH NO DATE START CH CAPACITY e 10001 01 01 01 48 1 TOTAL 816MB 0002 05 01 09 53 USED 16MB 1 J S 0003 01 01 02 41 1 0004 02 01 03 10 1 0005 02 01 04 25 1 0006 04 01 02 40 1 0007 04 01 01 25 1 0008 04 01 01 25 1 MOVE JOG SELECT SHUTTLE Menu item Description NO Displays the number of the archive DATE Displays the date of recording 8 START Displays the start time of recording CH Displays the lead channel camera number of the recording 5 TOTAL Displays the total capacity of the archive area USED Displays the amount of the archive area that has been used 3 Select the desired NO by turning the J dial and turn the S dial clockwise The selected video is displayed in the preview scree
137. search 4 Press the SEARCH button during recording or live video 2 Turn the J dial select TIME DATE SEARCH and turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to CHANNEL t Press the SEARCH button to cancel the search mode Operation returns to the normal screen a TIVE DATE SEARCH p lt TIME DATE SEARCH O Emm TOP 16 01 06 14 46 RECORDING END 19 01 06 13 32 a DATE TIME S 16 01 06 14 46 J Prev et 4 J iN E CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE Menu item Description RECORDING TOP RECORDING END Automatically displays the date time of the first and the last most recent recorded videos These fields cannot be modified CHANNEL Setting the channel camera number for playback SEARCH Setting the date time for playback PREVIEW When selected displays the preview screen VIEW When selected plays the previewed recording in full screen mode Preview screen area Searching by date and time Example Recording from camera 3 from 8 30pm on October 26 2006 lt TIME DATE SEARCH RECORDING TOP 01 10 06 14 46 RECORDING END 30 10 06 13 32 CHANNEL 03 SEARCH 00 PREVIEW VIEW CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE Turn the S dial clockwise O Select 03 by turning the J dial and turn the S dial clockwise twice Select the number using the J dial and then turn the S dial clockwise to set it Repeat th
138. sensing can be used with each camera and alarm operation can be used to give priority to the recording of moving subjects ll Search function allows for instant display of the desired recording P21 Alarm search based on the order of alarm occurrences Alarm search based on alarm thumbnails Date and time search based on the time and date of the recording Archive area search Motion detection search based on intruder motion ll Two level security lock allows for restricting the users and manage data and equipment P65 ll Expandable can be connected to a computer Recorded video can be copied to CompactFlash cards or CD R RW A built in LAN terminal provides support for network control thus facilitating live surveillance playback search and menu setting Surveillance can be carried out on two different monitors namely the main monitor and monitor 2 The main monitor can be used for split screen viewing while the monitor 2 can be used for full screen viewing or for automatic screen scrolling Images stored on CompactFlash cards and Microdrive can be directly printed on a printer 7 Foreword Accessories Check that you have all the parts shown below Quick Guide Instruction Manual Digital Video Recorder Manual for Remote Operation using a Network Connection Mounting screws for hard disk x8 Power cable Cord tie Names and functions of parts front panel DSR 3706PA
139. sing an 300GB hard disk when 99 of the area is utilized Recording time Reden BASIC NORMAL ENHANCED FINE SUPER FINE 15kB 22kB 30kB 42kB 50kB 50 90 H 64 H 48 H 34 H 29 H 25 181 128 96 69 59 16 67 271 192 144 104 88 12 5 362 256 192 139 118 8 333 543 384 288 209 177 6 25 724 513 384 279 236 5 905 641 481 349 296 4 167 1086 769 577 419 355 3 571 1268 898 673 489 414 3 125 1449 1026 769 559 473 2 778 1630 1154 866 629 533 2 5 1811 1283 962 699 592 21973 1992 1411 1058 769 651 1 923 2355 1668 1251 909 769 1 667 2717 1924 1443 1049 888 1471 3079 2181 1636 1189 1006 m 1 316 3442 2438 1828 1329 1125 3 1 190 3804 2694 2021 1469 1243 1 087 4166 2951 2213 1609 1362 EJ 1 4528 3208 2406 1749 1480 0 5 9057 6416 4812 3499 2961 0 333 13586 9624 7218 5249 4441 0 25 18115 12832 9624 6999 5922 0 2 22644 16040 12030 8749 7403 0 1 45289 32080 24060 17498 14806 0 05 90579 64160 48120 34996 29612 0 033 135868 96240 72180 52494 44418 Audio signal recordable area the recording time will be shorter than the figures given below in case audio is recorded 83 Other List of recording rate and recording times ll When recording using an 500GB hard disk when 99 of the area is utilized Recording rate Recording time BASIC NORMAL ENHANCED
140. ss the EXIT OSD button to end the setting procedure EXIT OSD eb Recording settings Programmed recording menu description This menu is used to set the desired cameras for each group P 1 P 2 P 3 and P 4 for programmed recording For each group cameras are selected to enable or disable recording from them and their individual recording rates are also set here After this setting is completed the program number P 1 P 4 can be selected for REC PROGRAM GROUP on the NORMAL REC MODE SET gt screen e N PROGRAM REC SET l PROGRAM P 1 SELECT INDIVIDUAL CAMERA RATE FPS 01 0 5 02 0 5 03 0 5 04 0 5 05 0 5 06 0 5 REC SET REC SED Pl p CAMERA RATE EPS 4 5 03 0 5 4 5 06 0 5 CAMERA RATE FPS 0 5 03 0 5 Jo us gt NORMAL REC 67H EC 67H 6TH PROGRAM number Selects the program number Selections P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 SELECT INDIVIDUAL CAMERA RATE FPS Enables or disables cameras for recording and sets their individual recording rates The default setting for recording rate is 0 5 Selections 25 12 5 6 25 3 125 1 533 1 0 5 0 33 0 25 0 2 0 1 0 05 0 033FPS OFF P The recording rate is limited by the pre alarm and e j mirroring settings P85 NORMAL REC Displays the possible recording time for each group based on the program settings re Programmed recording settings 1
141. t TIME PERIOD SET TIME PERIOD T1 T2 T3 T4 TIME PERIOD A 06 00 11 30 13 30 18 00 TIME PERIOD B 06 00 08 00 14 30 20 00 SELECT TIME PERIOD EEUU NNI LA EENED A MASK 000000 TIME PERIOD A NOTION SENSOR TINE PERIOD A lt Display the SCREEN SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the screen settings P71 MENU o XSCREEN SET N 1 MULTI SCREEN CHANGE O QUAD POSITION SET zn MULTI 6 POSITION SET gt MAIN MENU S 2 SEQUENCE 1SEC SEQUENCE SET gt MAIN MON 2 MONITOR SET gt L IMASK ON MASK SET 4 COLOR LEVEL SET 2 d Turn the J dial select 3 MASK and then turn the S dial clockwise The OFF starts blinking Turn the J dial select ON and turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to MASK SET MASK SET x Turn the S dial clockwise The MASK SET gt screen appears and the cursor moves to T 1 MASK SET TIME PERIOD T 11 06 00 11 30 CH 01 02 03 04 05 06 MAIN MON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF MON 2 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF NETWORK OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 75 Howto set Turn the S dial and use the J dial to select the desired TIME PERIOD example T 2 and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to 01 CH of the MAIN MON line Turn the J dial to select the camera number example 03 of the MAIN MON and then turn the S dial clockwise 4MASK SET TIME PERIOD T 2 06 00 11 30
142. t TIMER RECORDING DLY to ON and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the hour setting N CNN START 9 30 STOP 18 30 Turn the S dial clockwise 00 of the start time starts blinking 4 Turn the J dial select the hour example 09 and then turn the S dial clockwise The 00 indicator starts blinking 5 Turn the J dial select the minutes example 30 and then turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure to enter the STOP time The cursor moves to the PICTURE QUALITY ENHANCED field Turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial to select the desired recording quality and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to the AUDIO RECORDING OFF field Turn the S dial clockwise Turn the J dial to select AUDIO RECORDING ON and then turn S dial clockwise The cursor returns to REC RATE Turn the S dial counterclockwise The WARNING screen is displayed and NO is blinking Turn the J dial select YES and turn the S dial clockwise Operation returns to the NORMAL REC EASY SET Screen lt WARNING gt REC RATE SETTING IN THE MENU WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTED ARE YOU SURE NO Press the EXIT OSD button when the settings are complete The normal screen is displayed again EXIT OSD eo English How to set 42 usijbu3 Recording settings LI Recording area menu description This screen is used to ver
143. the alarm recording area becomes full the new recordings will automatically overwrite existing video starting with the oldest recordings OFF When the alarm recording area becomes full automatically stop recording switch to show the remaining hard disk capacity DVR For example if 5 is set then when less than 5 of the hard disk capacity remains the warning indicator FULL REMAINING DISK WARNING will start blinking If there is no more capacity left the Sets the FULL indicator or ALARM FULL indicator to blink indicator will change from blinking to continuously lit and when the remaining hard disk capacity drops below the recording will stop specified volume When OVERWRITE is turned OFF for the recording areas the REMAINING DISK WARNING changes from FULL indicator XX to 196 Selections 1 2 9 10 SERIES RECORDING P47 If multiple hard disk recorders are connected once the first hard disk becomes full the second disk can take over the recording In the same way from the third disk on the recording is taken over in sequential order 5 AUTO DELETE recording storage period Sets the storage period for video recorded in the normal and alarm recording areas When the storage period has expired the data will be automatically deleted Save the necessary videos to the archive area or toa CompactFlash card Selections OFF 1 2 3 98 99 days ALARM FULL indicator
144. to OFF Turn the J dial to select ON and then turn the S dial twice clockwise The ADMIN field of REC CONTROL starts blinking USER AB12345 ON 4 Turn the J dial to select ADMIN or USER and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves back to the ADMIN line 5 Press the EXIT OSD button General settings Activating the security lock Cancelling the security lock When the administrator and user settings are complete 1 Press the MENU button activate the security lock The SECURITY LOCKED screen appears for about J Press the SHUTTLE HOLD button for about 3 peecande seconds while live video is on the screen The LOCK indicator on the front panel turns on and a buzzer sounds to indicate the activation of the security SECTOR lock PLEASE ENTER YOUR PASSORD SHUTTLE HOLD LOCK indicator s CHANGE JOG SET SHUTTLE 2 Turn the J dial and enter the password set for the ADMIN or the USER level and then turn the S dial clockwise ADMIN example 12345AB If the administrator password is entered the LOCK 2 Press the MENU button to check that the security indicator turns off and the security lock will be lock is activated cancelled The SECURITY LOCKED screen appears for about The display returns to the normal live video screen 5 seconds then the live video display
145. tor under STOP starts blinking 7 Turn the J dial select 20 and turn the S dial clockwise Repeat the same procedure to perform the remaining settings in the example 53 Howto set 3l Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD e 4 Press the TIMER button The TIMER indicator turns on and the timer controlled recording goes into standby mode TIMER S When the start time set for timer controlled recording comes The REC STOP indicator turns on REC appears in the operation display and recording starts REC STOP k Q e When the stop time set for timer controlled recording comes The REC STOP indicator turns off the recording stops Stopping a timer controlled recording in progress Press the TIMER button The recording stops the TIMER indicator turns off Playback during timer controlled recording P18 lll Setting a program for timer controlled recording Perform the following settings to set a program after setting the timer controlled recording Example TUE tk 20 30 P 1 kiki FPS ON 1 Turn the J dial to select the desired PROGRAM P 1 and then turn the S dial clockwise Since the program settings already include the recording rate the FPS setting will show X x Selections P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 2 Turn the J dial select ON under SET and turn the S dial clockwise 3l Press the EXIT OSD button EXIT OSD eb Recording settings DEI Ext
146. tribution of the recording area Select the below item before performing LOAD MENUS FROM CF in S Selections NO Load the menu content from the CF card without altering the area distribution of the hard disk recording area normal alarm archive YES Alter the area distribution of the hard disk recording area normal alarm archive and load the menu content from the CF card E3 aC EXE oo E1 E E J 00 FL Copy eee eA 79 Howto set Save the menu content in the CF card 1 Insert the CF card into the CF card slot 2 Pull out Open d E 8 Fold down Lift and lock push 2 Press the MENU button and turn the J dial to select 7 COPY MENU SETTINGS and then turn the S dial clockwise The COPY MENU SETTINGS screen is displayed MENU MAIN MENU e DVR TYPE VER SA06 04 J S COPY MENU SETTINGS LOAD MENUS FROM CF zb COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS NO XIF YOU CHOOSE YES OF THE ABOVE MENU HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED 3 Turn the S dial clockwise select YES by turning the J dial and then turn the S dial clockwise Save the menu on the CF card SAVING FINISHED is displayed when saving is finished WARNING COPY MENU SETTINGS SAVE MENUS TO CF SAVING FINISHED CONTINUE LOAD MENUS FROM CF 8 YES COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS NO IF YOU CHOOSE
147. turn the power off even when moving in and out of racks Do not remove the power cable while recording or playing back Do not move the unit for approximately 30 seconds after turning the power off The hard disk is rotating for a short duration after the power is turned off The unit is further susceptible to damages through shock and vibration in this state compared to when the power is turned on Do not move it Do not expose to shock or vibration Avoid placing this unit directly on the floor Make sure that the four stands attached to the base of this unit are used when placing it on the floor Always use the original packaging packaging provided at the time of purchase when delivering Use the packaging materials provided during the original purchase when the unit or a single internal component is going to be delivered Deliver using a method that causes the least amount of shock and or damage to this unit 5 Foreword Caution Inspecting for abnormalities in the hard disk drive and the cooling fan This unit is designed to automatically check the drive and cooling fan when the power is turned on Replacement parts will be necessary if abnormalities are detected Images will have to be saved and initialization will have to take place if there is a fault with the drive Consult the dealership where this unit was purchased for details Wear in the hard disk drive and the cooling fan The hard disk d
148. use this unit in areas where explosive and or flammable gases are present This may cause fires and or explosions 2 Prohibited Your SANYO product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and reused This symbol means that electrical and electronic equipment at their end of life should be disposed of separately from your household Please dispose of this equipment at your local community waste collection recycling centre In the European Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic products Please help us to conserve the environment we live in This symbol mark and recycle system are applied only to EU countries and not applied to the countries in the other area of the world Safety precautions ACaution ll Delivery and portability Never move this unit while the power is turned on Remove the power cable from the outlet senmi S confirm that the connection cable has id been removed and store in original packaging before delivering Deliver using a method that causes the least amount of shock and or damage to this unit Also do not drop this unit lll Maintenance when the unit is going to remain unused for long periods Remove the power cable from the outlet Carrying out maintenance without removing the power cable may cause electrocution Remove the power cable from the outlet lll Cleaning the internal compon
149. used to extend the duration of the alarm recording and to set the display method when an alarm occurs lt ALARM OPERATION SET T ALARM RETRIGGER OFF MAIN NON DISPLAY FULL ALARM PRIORITY LAST WN 2 DISPLAY NC ALARM RETRIGGER This setting controls whether the recording duration will be extended when another alarm is detected on the same channel that is currently performing alarm recording When setting ON 1 If a second alarm is detected during DURATION operation on the same channel the recording time is prolonged by the number of minutes set in DURATION from the point when the second alarm was detected 1st Alarm detected 2nd Alarm detected v v CH1 ALARM NO 1 7 4 i gt DURATION q y 2 If another channel detects a second alarm during DURATION operation and the same channel detects a third alarm the first alarm recording finishes when the third alarm is detected and the third alarm recording starts If the alarm is detected on another channel CH5 the recording takes place as set in DURATION 1st Alarm detected 3rd Alarm detected v v CH1 ALARM NO 1 ALARM NO 3 M r l i DURATION W gt gt 2nd Alarm detected v CH5 ALARM NO 2 When setting OFF 1 Within the set DURATION alarms detected by the same channel are not acknowledged therefore the reco
150. utton if using timer controlled recording or timer controlled recording combined with alarm recording If the normal or alarm recording area of the first DVR is insufficient the recording will stop and it will automatically start on the hard disk of the next connected DVR Stop the recording Press the REC STOP button for approximately 3 seconds if using normal recording or normal recording combined with alarm recording Press the TIMER button if using timer controlled recording or timer controlled recording combined with alarm recording When the SERIES OUT terminal of the last DVR is connected to the SERIES IN terminal of the first DVR and series recording is used the normal and the alarm recoding areas will be automatically overwritten Save important videos before recording recorded in the recording areas The archive area is not subject to storage expiration archived videos will not be erased When the storage period expires video stored in the normal and alarm recording areas will be automatically erased 1 2 Turn the J dial to select AUTO DELETE and then turn the S dial clockwise The cursor moves to OFF Turn the J dial to select the storage period example 10 and then turn the S dial clockwise RECORDING CONDITIONS SET NORMAL RECORDING AREA O OVERWRITE ON ALARM RECORDING AREA S OVERWRITE ON REMAINING DISK WARNING st SERIES RECORDING OFF Press the EX
151. utton of the channel with the alarm for about 3 seconds Cancellation by a switch when alarm is detected Install a switch between the ALARM RESET and the C ground terminal of the terminal block on the rear panel and turn on the switch when an alarm is detected inii RESET HIERBEI Ie orereierererereerereerele 61 How to set General settings Menu configuration W Displaying the general settings screen Data display settings VIDEO LOSS settings P63 1 Press the MENU button and use the J dial to select 3 GENERAL SET at and then turn the S dial clockwise SM d The GENERAL SET gt screen appears ame ie ALARM COUNT 0N NENU ALARM TYPE ON MAIN NENU We s EQ 1 INITIAL SET VIDEO LOSS 0N V 2 RECORD SET 3 GENERAL SET 0 0 z 4 SCREEN SET gt 3 Buzzer settings P64 4 N _ _ _ BUZZER SED DUE 70 OFF Q S annnm DISK FULL ON DISK ERROR 0N J LOCK WARNING ON KEY IN OFF NON REC OFF Turn the J dial select the desired submenu and turn the S dial clockwise The selected screen A A is displayed Refer to the appropriate pages for the settings Security lock settings P65 d gt SECURITY LOCK SET LEVEL _ PASSWORD 4 8 USE OFF USER OFF y ON REC CONTROL ADMIN e J S J P Hard disk settings P68 HDD SET DISKI 82GB GENERAL SET DISK2 ocB H DISPLAY SET F
152. within the hard disk normal recording area of this DVR The set times for the normal recording area and or the alarm recording area will be the product of the recording time shown below by the percentage figure of the normal recording area capacity set in the recording area settings or the alarm recording area capacity The recording time may vary according to the image quality being recorded ll When recording using an 160GB hard disk when 99 of the area is utilized Recording time Recording rate BASIC NORMAL ENHANCED FINE SUPER FINE LEE SSS 15kB 22kB 30kB 42kB 50kB 50 48 H 34 H 25 H 18 H 15 H 25 96 68 51 37 31 16 67 144 102 76 55 47 12 5 192 136 102 74 62 8 333 288 204 153 111 94 6 25 384 272 204 148 125 5 481 340 255 185 157 4 167 577 408 306 223 188 3 571 673 477 357 260 220 3 125 769 545 408 297 251 2 778 866 613 460 334 283 2 5 962 681 511 371 314 2 273 1058 749 562 408 346 1 923 1251 886 664 483 408 1 667 1443 1022 766 557 471 1471 1635 1158 869 632 534 1 316 1828 1295 971 706 597 1 190 2020 1431 1073 780 660 1 087 2213 1567 1175 855 723 1 2405 1704 1278 929 786 0 5 4811 3408 2556 1859 1573 0 333 7217 5112 3834 2788 2359 0 25 9623 6816 5112 3718 3146 0 2 12028 8520 6390 4647 3932 0 1 24057 17041 12780 9295 7865 0 05 48115 34082 25561 18590 15730 0 033 72173 51123 38342 27885 23595 ll When recording u
153. y recording settings will be erased when the 9 following occur When the number of cameras detected by this DVR increases or decreases Using the ALARM REC MODE SET gt the pre alarm recording is switched to ON Menu settings are loaded from a CompactFlash card A different easy recording setting is performed The normal recording settings or timer settings are modified The recording areas of the hard disk are modified When mirroring settings were changed under the hard disk settings When the hard disk was changed When a hard disk was added Howtoset 40 English usijbu3 Recording settings A 1 RECORDING DURATION BASE Setting the recording based on duration 1 Display the lt NORMAL REC EASY SET gt screen as explained in Displaying the recording settings screen P39 The NORMAL REC EASY SET screen appears E lt MAIN MENU NS 2 RECORD SET RECORD SET Du 1 NORMAL REC EASY SET NORMAL REC EASY SET J S REC RATE BASE Turn the S dial clockwise twice The RECORDING DURATION BASE gt screen is displayed and the 1 at RECORDING DURATION is blinking r RECORDING DURATION BASE RECORDING DURATION 1 DAYS TIMER RECORDING DLY OFF START STOP S ENHANCED S PICTURE QUALITY AUDIO RECORDING OFF Turn the J dial to select the RECORDING DURATION

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