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Blade-900_3

Preface

Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing this REC 1-channel digital recorder. You made the right decision in choosing
this state-of-the-art technology, which complies with the current standards of domestic and European
regulations. The CE has been proven and all related certifications are available from the manufacturer upon
request.
To maintain this status and to guarantee safe operation, it is your obligation to observe these operating
instructions! In the event of questions, please contact your local specialist dealer.
This REC 1-channel digital recorder is used in combination with connected video signal sources (B/W
and colour cameras) and video output devices (monitors, LCD screens) for object surveillance. Data storage
is subject to local national data-protection guidelines. During installation, draw your customers’ attention to
the existence of these guidelines. Via the serial 9-pole D-Sub connector, you can transfer picture data to a
computer and open it with special software. You can also view and archive complete video sequences at
your PC.

Precautions

The REC 1-channel digital recorder and connected components must be kept free of moisture (cellars
and similar surroundings are to be strictly avoided). Use of this 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 mains electricity at 100-240 Volt AC / 50/60 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 regulations. Please be aware of applicable regulations in advance.

To avoid fire and 

injury,

please observe the

following:

Please observe the 

following regulations 

to ensure trouble-free 

operation of your 

device.

General:

• Securely fasten the device at a

dry location in the building.

• Make sure there is sufficient 

ventilation.

• Do not expose the device to

temperatures less than -10°C
or more than 50°C.

• The device is designed for

indoor use only.

• Humidity must not exceed

90% (non-condensed).

• Ensure that the voltage is

disconnected when performing 
work on the device.

• The REC 1-channel

digital recorder is connected
to 100-240V / 50/60Hz.

• The recorder should be

connected to the 100-240V AC
building mains by means of a
separate, electrically protected 
line.

• Connection work to the building  
   mains is subject to 

country-specific regulations.

Improper or careless installation
work may lead to faults and poor
image quality. Therefore please
read the instructions very 
carefully
and follow the installation
instructions for lines and
components precisely.

The manufacturer reserves
the right to make technical
modifications at any time.

Summary of Contents for Blade-900

Page 1: ...Blade 900_1 http www rec dvr com English PAL NTSC System Installation Instructions...

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Page 3: ...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 mains electricity at 10...

Page 4: ...ing the 1 channel digital recorder with a multiplexer 15 OPERATING THE 1 CHANNEL DIGITAL RECORDER 16 Manual data recording 16 Locking the operating controls 17 Scheduled recording 18 Event controlled...

Page 5: ...Blade 900_5 Scope of delivery Packaging 1 Channel Digital Recorder Connection cable Installation Guide Data cable...

Page 6: ...corder is the ideal substitute for an existing video recording system consisting of an analogue video long play recorder and quad multiplexer The user friendly operation and simple programming enable...

Page 7: ...VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT RS 232C NTSC PAL Blade 900_7 System design Single video source camera Combination with multiplexer VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT RS 232C NTSC PAL...

Page 8: ...Connections for alarm input and output 4 VIDEO IN BNC video connection composite video signal 5 VIDEO OUT BNC video output composite video signal 6 COM RS 232C serial connection For connecting a PC 7...

Page 9: ...rewind at normal speed 9 Play Enter Press to confirm selection or input a REW Press for fast rewind b Down Press to select specific menu items c Pause Stop Press to stop recording or playback d FWD P...

Page 10: ...ock of the HDD frame cover down and push the upper cover of the HDD frame back 4 Change the hard disk jumper so that the hard disk works as MASTER 5 Connect the hard disk supplied to the HDD frame usi...

Page 11: ...o use the digital recorder with a multiplexer you have to connect the recorder direct to a monitor for the initial installation and set the monitor to multiplexer mode Once it has been programmed you...

Page 12: ...per second used for recording an alarm Possible values are NTSC 60 30 15 8 4 2 1 0 5P fields second PAL 50 25 12 6 3 2 1 0 5P fields second ALARM REC The length of time the recording is to run in the...

Page 13: ...REC FPS Specifies how many frames per second are to be used for manual and scheduled recording Possible values are 50B 25B 12B 6B 3B 2B 1B 0 5B REC QUALITY Specifies how much the picture data is to be...

Page 14: ...ta is deleted until the next switch on Select ON and press Enter 9 2 All data is deleted Select ON and press Enter 9 After exiting the on screen menu press Record 2 for 3 seconds EXIT Confirm the menu...

Page 15: ...der MULTIPLEXER 5 In the main menu under MULTIPLEXER set the multiplexer Select 4 9 or 16 channels 6 To extend the recording duration in multiplexer mode in this menu item select between recording eve...

Page 16: ...briefly press Record 2 The red recording LED lights up The monitor displays the following The percentage refers to how much of the hard disk has already been used REC A under the percentage shows that...

Page 17: ...sly again 2 When prompted enter the password using the direction keys 3 Confirm your input with Play Enter 9 The word LOCK is no longer displayed The operating controls function again IMPORTANT The fa...

Page 18: ...gital recorder go to the SCHEDULE option 2 Using the direction keys change the setting to DAILY 3 Exit the programming menu of the digital recorder The digital recorder continues the scheduled recordi...

Page 19: ...ack LED lights up 2 Briefly press Enter 9 Playback ends after a few seconds 3 Press Enter 9 again Playback starts with the oldest recorded data The monitor displays the following The arrow next to PLA...

Page 20: ...ngle frame playback check that playback is paused To do this press the Pause key c You can now press the direction keys b and e to move either one frame backwards or one frame forwards Changing playba...

Page 21: ...t event 1A always the latest To jump to the next event press Alarm 7 again To play back this event 1 Press Stop c 2 Press Play 9 The event is played back IMPORTANT If no alarm event has been recorded...

Page 22: ...splays the following HOUR means that the digital recorder is searching the hard disk hour by hour To jump to the next hour press FWD d to jump to the previous hour press REW a To start playback 1 Pres...

Page 23: ...Start playback on the digital recorder 3 Select a picture you want to transfer and press Pause c Make in FIELD mode 4 Now press the Copy button 5 on the digital recorder 5 Place the mouse pointer on...

Page 24: ...e monitor for about 5 seconds Recommended hard disks IMPORTANT The figure shown is only approximate The actual recording time can vary according to prevailing environmental conditions Manufacturer Abb...

Page 25: ...fields second Recording Quality 3 various recording qualities 1 Basic 2 normal 3 High Image Size Average framed size 48 32 16KB Recording Mode Continuous Alarm and Scheduled recording Video Search Tu...

Page 26: ...in and switched on Is the monitor output BNC of the digital recorder connected to the video input BNC of the monitor Are brightness and contrast correctly set on the monitor HDD FAILURE appears on the...

Page 27: ...compatible Not compatible AND MP D4DX 4 Not compatible Not compatible Everfocus Hsintek Not compatible Not compatible Not compatible Not compatible AV Tech AVC 707ND 16 Compatible Compatible Compatib...

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