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Contents

PREFACE............................................................................................................................ 1

PREFACE............................................................................................................................ 2

PRECAUTIONS.................................................................................................................... 2

CONTENTS ........................................................................................................................ 3

SCOPE OF DELIVERY........................................................................................................... 4

OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................... 5

DESCRIPTION..................................................................................................................... 5

SYSTEM DESIGN ................................................................................................................. 6

REAR CONNECTIONS.......................................................................................................... 6

DESCRIPTION OF OPERATING CONTROLS ............................................................................ 7

DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL KEYS AND LEDS........................................................................ 9

HARD DISK ...................................................................................................................... 10

FIRST STEPS WITH THE 16-CHANNEL DIGITAL RECORDER .................................................. 11

PROGRAMMING THE 16-CHANNEL DIGITAL RECORDER ..................................................... 15

SYSTEM MENU ................................................................................................................. 16

DISPLAY SETUP

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CONFIGURATION

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HDD MANAGEMENT................................................................................................... 17

TIME/DATE SETUP ..................................................................................................... 17

CAMERA SETUP ......................................................................................................... 18

INTERVAL SETUP........................................................................................................ 20

ALARM SETUP............................................................................................................ 20

EVENT POPUP SETUP.................................................................................................. 21

BUZZER SETUP........................................................................................................... 21

PASSWORD SETUP...................................................................................................... 22

SYSTEM INFORMATION .............................................................................................. 23

RECORD SETUP

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RECORD CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................... 24

SCHEDULE SETUP....................................................................................................... 25

HOLIDAY SETUP......................................................................................................... 25

BACK-UP

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EXTERNAL DEVICE

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TCP/IP SETUP ............................................................................................................ 27

RS232C SETUP........................................................................................................... 28

PANTILT SETUP (PTZ control) ..................................................................................... 28

FACTORY DEFAULT

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CLIENT SOFTWARE

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CD-R BACKUP PLAYER SOFTWARE

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TECHNICAL DATA

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Page 1: ...1 16 channel digital recorder TV8903 Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ... product for other than the described purpose may lead to damage of the product Other hazards such as short circuiting fire electric shock etc are also possible The recorder is designed for operation with a transformer for mains electricity at 230 Volt AC 50 Hz No part of the product may be changed or modified in any way Connection to the public power network is subject to country specific regulat...

Page 3: ...6 CHANNEL DIGITAL RECORDER 15 SYSTEM MENU 16 DISPLAY SETUP 16 CONFIGURATION 17 HDD MANAGEMENT 17 TIME DATE SETUP 17 CAMERA SETUP 18 INTERVAL SETUP 20 ALARM SETUP 20 EVENT POPUP SETUP 21 BUZZER SETUP 21 PASSWORD SETUP 22 SYSTEM INFORMATION 23 RECORD SETUP 24 RECORD CONFIGURATION 24 SCHEDULE SETUP 25 HOLIDAY SETUP 25 BACK UP 26 EXTERNAL DEVICE 27 TCP IP SETUP 27 RS232C SETUP 28 PANTILT SETUP PTZ con...

Page 4: ...4 Scope of delivery 16 channel digital recorder Power unit with connection cable Installation guide Software CD Remote control batteries ...

Page 5: ...ultilingual on screen menu RS 485 port for controlling speed dome cameras Description The 16 channel digital recorder is the ideal substitute for an existing video recording system consisting of an analogue video long play recorder and multiplexer The user friendly operation and simple programming enable fast installation of the equipment and simple intuitive handling The 16 channel digital record...

Page 6: ... for RS 485 see name on the rear of the device 5 15 pole plug VGA Video OUT For connecting a PC monitor or LCD screen optional module 6 RJ45 plug ETHERNET Ethernet port Connection for LAN 10 100 Mbit s 7 9 pole port RS 232 Serial port For connecting a PC via RS232 C 8 BNC plug LOOP CAM1 LOOP CAM16 Video OUT For exporting camera signals of CAM 1 CAM 16 9 BNC plug MONITOR Video OUT For connecting a ...

Page 7: ...e disable the sequencing function 11 PIP Press to enable disable the picture in picture function 12 ZOOM Press to activate the digital zoom function 13 REC Press to start recording 14 STOP Press to end the current function and switch to standby mode 15 MENU Press and keep pressed until a password query appears on the display 16 J SHUTTLE Press to stop playback a SET Press for a fullscreen picture ...

Page 8: ...ress to activate the PTZ control k NEXT Press for a fullscreen picture of the next camera input l FREEZE Press to freeze a picture m PLAY Press to start playback In playback mode Press to change playback direction n SEARCH Press to search recordings for date time and event o During programming press to increase a value p During programming press to reduce a value ...

Page 9: ...our selection 4 In recording standby mode No function In playback mode Press to switch playback from reverse to forwards In programming mode Press to move the cursor to the right 5 In recording standby mode No function In playback mode Press to increase playback speed In programming mode Press to move the cursor down 6 REC The LED lights up red during recording 7 FULL The LED lights up red if the ...

Page 10: ...eys and fitting screws are contained in the HDD frame 3 Step Push the plastic lock of the HDD frame cover down and push the upper cover of the HDD frame back 4 Step Change the hard disk jumper so that the hard disk works as MASTER 5 Step Connect the hard disk supplied to the HDD frame using a 4 pole power cable and a flat tapedata cable 6 Step Fix the hard disk with two screws on the left and two ...

Page 11: ...creen mode one camera input as full frame 1 Press STOP The digital recorder is now in standby mode 2 Press MODE 9 to change the display format quad single Automatic switching of camera inputs This function enables automatic switching of the displayed camera input after a specified time To activate this function press SEQ 10 To exit this function select another display format with the MODE key or a...

Page 12: ...ng the rotation wheel or the keys The time and date of the recording are displayed The percentage refers to how much of the hard disk has already been used Confirm your selection with Enter 3 Press the direction keys 2 and 5 to adjust the playback speed Press the direction keys 1 and 4 to change the playback direction Option 2 Press J SHUTTLE 16 and turn the rotation wheel to adjust the playback s...

Page 13: ...layback speed Option 2 Press J SHUTTLE 16 and turn the rotation wheel to adjust the playback speed and direction Press STOP 14 to end playback Playback event search Event search simplifies the search for a specific alarm event To activate 1 Press the direction keys 2 and 5 to select EVENT LIST Press Enter 3 The monitor displays the following MOT Motion ALM Alarm LOS Video loss To jump to the next ...

Page 14: ...14 To play back this event 1 Step Press Enter 3 to start playback 2 Press the direction keys 2 and 5 to adjust the playback speed 3 Press STOP 14 to end playback Display configuration ...

Page 15: ...rd and confirm your input by pressing the Enter key 3 If your input is correct the main menu opens If your input is incorrect the recorder remains in live mode IMPORTANT If you have not predefined a password factory setting press the Enter key 3 to open the main menu You are now in the main menu Use the direction keys 2 5 to navigate through the programming menu To select a menu option press Enter...

Page 16: ...ection keys 2 and 5 to select a menu item Press Enter 3 to activate deactivate screen display PLAYBACK Confirm this menu item with Enter 3 to open a submenu In this submenu you can activate deactivate the following screen displays during playback Press the direction keys 2 and 5 to select a menu item Press Enter 3 to activate deactivate screen display SYSTEM MENU DISPLAY SETUP CONFIGURATION RECORD...

Page 17: ...e hard disk is automatically cleared To exit this menu item press the menu key again 15 HDD INFORMATION Confirm this menu item with Enter 3 to open another submenu This shows information about hard disks used in the system To exit this menu item press the menu key again 15 TIME DATE SETUP Confirm this menu item with Enter 3 to open another submenu Using the direction keys 2 and 5 you can switch be...

Page 18: ...CTIVE SETUP Use the direction keys 2 and 5 to select the camera input for which you want to change the setup Use the direction keys W X 1 and 4 to select the mode for which you want to change the setup LIVE mode or REC recording mode Press the Enter key 3 to activate deactivate the selected camera input To exit this menu item press the menu key again 15 IMPORTANT CHANNEL 1 LIVE OFF No live picture...

Page 19: ...or on a cell and briefly pressing the Enter key 3 The cell is no longer marked and motion detection is now active for this cell Activated Area Deactivated Area 1 Motion detection is slow to react and insensitive to light variation 2 3 Motion detection is faster and more sensitive with each step 4 Motion detection reacts fastest and is very sensitive to light variation The Sensitivity grade is appl...

Page 20: ...00SEK SELECT CHANGE VALUE The length of time a picture in picture sequence is to last Possible values 1 2 3 99 sec ALARM SETUP CHANNEL CH01 ALARM INPUT N C DURATION 100 N O NORMAL OPEN N C NORMAL CLOSE DISABLE SELECT CHANGE VALUE The length of time a fullscreen sequence is to last Possible values 1 2 3 99 sec The minimum time for separating two events If two or more events occur in this time they ...

Page 21: ... menu item press the menu key again 15 Here you can activate deactivate the key beep and the acoustic alarm for video loss alarm motion Briefly press the Enter key 3 to change between ON and OFF BUZZER SETUP ALL KEY BEEP OFF VIDEO LOSS OFF ALARM ACTIVE OFF MOTION DETECT OFF SELECT MENU ENTER EVENT POPUP SETUP CHANNEL CH01 POPUP ON OFF OFF EVENT AM DURATION 60 SELECT CHANGE VALUE Use the buttons to...

Page 22: ...ns with different passwords and priorities The factory settings are ADMIN none MANAGER 1 USER 1 2 USER 2 3 USER 8 9 Define a new password as follows User ID Use the direction keys W X 1 and 4 to select a user ID You have the following options ADMIN MANAGER USER 1 8 ADMIN MANAGER 1 USER 1 2 USER 2 3 USER 8 9 USER PW Using the camera selection keys 1 8 a 9 b 0 enter the old password PASSWORD SETUP U...

Page 23: ... is incorrect the recorder reports CURRENT PASSWORD ERROR SYSTEM INFORMATION No settings can be changed under this menu item Confirm your selection with Enter 3 to open another submenu Here you can view information about the software S W hardware H W and the hard disks SYSTEM INFORMATION S W VERSION VER 1 30 H W VERSION REV B ES3 PRODUCT ID 01P 2223 001008 AR 01 MASTER WDC WD1200BB 88GUC0 SLAVE WD...

Page 24: ...ete the data on the hard disk manually to make another recording MULTIPLEX Under this menu item you can activate deactivate recording during playback DUPLEX Recording during playback is not possible Internet access is possible TRIPLEX Recording during playback is possible Internet access is possible Important In TRIPLEX mode the playback and recording speeds are halved QUALITY Use the and keys to ...

Page 25: ... MODE ALL SELECT NEXT EDIT MODE A ALARM M MOTION C CONTINUOUS HOLIDAY SETUP W DEC X 001 100 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 MODE EDIT HOLIDAY SELECT EDIT ENTER MODE The following settings are possible A C ALARM CONTINUOUS The recorder records continuously during the defined period If an alarm is triggered this recording is saved as ...

Page 26: ...he CD is damaged or full the recorder reports UNWRITABLE CD R IS DETECTED HDD START END This menu item displays the time from the start of the first recording to the end of the last recording No settings can be made START Insert a blank CD select START and confirm by pressing Enter 3 Define the start date and time of recording here SIZE Use the and keys to specify the size of the file to be backed...

Page 27: ...onnection To define data manually use the or keys to enter the IP address the SUBNET MASK the IP PORT and the GATEWAY DHCP SETUP Here you can make the TCP IP setting automatically or manually Press Enter 3 to change the DHCP mode CONNECTION SETUP Under TIMEOUT you can set the maximum time required for connecting to the PC Define the number of connection attempts under RETRY COUNT Use the direction...

Page 28: ...NNEL Use the buttons to select the camera for which you want to change the setup MODEL The digital recorder supports 9 programmed PTZ cameras Select a camera type with the keys The following types are available YOKO ON D PELCO D PELCO P ACCUDOME HMC 250 SCC 641 VIDO AU GXX AECD 2000 HID 2404 and DRX 502A PTZ ID Here you can define up to 255 ID numbers Give each high speed motor PTZ camera its own ...

Page 29: ...ected menu item FACTORY DEFAULT Here you can restore all factory settings simultaneously or individually Move the cursor using the direction keys Press Enter 3 to activate deactivate the factory settings ON OFF Select START and confirm by pressing Enter 3 the selected factory settings are now restored To exit a menu item press the menu key 15 LANGUAGE Press the or keys to select a language ENGLISH...

Page 30: ...Software program 4 Step Follow the instruction of the installation wizard 5 Step Following successful installation of the program the program icon appears on your desktop Remote_J2K lnk 6 The digital recorder must be switched on and connected to the PC by a cross link cable or to the network by a LAN cable 7 Step Start the program by double clicking the program icon on your desktop ...

Page 31: ... date time and the connection status 5 Connection LED Lights up green when connection is active 6 Camera selection Select a camera input to change to fullscreen mode 7 Playback window Recorded video playback 8 Zoom Focus Adjust zoom and focus 9 Direction keys Control PTZ cameras with the direction keys Use the keys to define the ID of the PTZ camera 10 Sequencing key Press to enable disable the se...

Page 32: ... the recorder under IP Address 3 Enter the port number under PORT 4 Always enter admin under USER ID 5 Under PASSWORD enter the Administrator Password of the digital recorder After making all your settings click SAVE and confirm with OK To cancel input click CANCEL If you now press the Connect key 5 the following window opens Select a recorder and click OK to establish a connection ...

Page 33: ...9 124 143 151 Select REGISTER to open a new account Under GROUP enter your group name e g SECURITY Enter your password under User Password Confirm your password under Confirm Password Enter your e mail address under E mail Click OK to confirm your input Enter your group and password and click LOG IN to confirm your input You are now logged in to the JPEG 2000 DDNS server ...

Page 34: ...CE TCP IP SETUP IP SETUP Under IP enter the IP address of your recorder You can find the IP address of the digital recorder under MENU EXTERNAL DEVICE TCP IP SETUP IP SETUP Enter the port number under PORT Check that the port you enter here matches the port defined in the recorder menu MENU EXTERNAL DEVICE TCP IP SETUP IP SETUP Click OK to confirm your input The digital recorder is now registered ...

Page 35: ...S connection setup Under GROUP enter your group name here SECURITY Enter the digital recorder name under DVR Name e g SAMPLE RECORDER Under User ID enter admin Under Password enter the recorder password Now click Get IP and the current IP address is displayed Click OK to connect ...

Page 36: ...ter the channel switching interval 4SEC Under Scan Rate choose scan rate Under PTZ Type enter the PTZ type PELCO D PELCO P ACCUDOME Set the baud rate under PTZ Baudrate IMPORTANT For all Security Center Highspeed PTZ cameras select PELCO D 2400 bps NETWORK SPEED Here you can change the network speed value ...

Page 37: ...The video data from the digital recorder is prepared and transferred to the PC via video streaming The transferred video sequences are not saved automatically on the PC you have to do this manually in a separate step 1 Button for exiting the playback screen 2 Playback bar 3 Message window showing connection status 4 Here you can jump direct to a specific recording time In the calendar first select...

Page 38: ...d under Program Files Remote J2K Backup Print picture PRINT Press Play 2 to start playback During playback you can print individual pictures Confirm your selection with PRINT Make AVI RECORD On the playback screen you can make AVI sequences for data backup Press Play 2 to start playback Click a channel to start fullscreen mode During playback press RECORD to make the desired video sequences as AVI...

Page 39: ...tructions of the installation wizard STEP 5 After successful installation the icon of the program appears on the desktop 1 Screen 2 Time 3 Date start and end time of recording 4 Playback speed and delay 5 Button for selecting different display formats 6 8 Camera input selection 7 Playback bar 9 AVI SAVE create video sequences in AVI format 10 EDIT save and print picture 11 OPEN open saved file In ...

Page 40: ...back During playback you can save individual pictures as JPEG files If you confirm your selection with EDIT the following submenu opens Click SAVE to save a picture The pictures are automatically saved under Program Files CdrPlayBack J2K To print a picture click PRINT PIN Assignment PIN Assignment PIN Assignment PIN Assignment 1 RS 485 D 10 Alarm input 14 19 Alarm input 7 2 RS 485 D 11 Alarm input...

Page 41: ...es File search event search date time search Playback speed Pause x1 x2 x4 x16 x32 x64 Recording Multichannel playback Yes BNC video outputs 2 BNC video inputs 16 VGA Video outputs 1 accessories TV8904 Ethernet RJ45 Connections RS 485 Dome control Motion sensor sensitivity 4 steps Motion sensor resolution 14x13 zones per camera Video loss display Yes No of alarm outputs 1 Number of alarm inputs 16...

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