TALOS DRMXU User Manual Download

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Chapter １. Introduction .................................................................. 7

１-１ HD SDI Universal series Major Features ................................................... 7

１-２ Components ........................................................................................ 8

１-３ Product Introduction ............................................................................. 9

Chapter

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. Installation and connection .......................................... 10

２-１ Names and Features of Each Part ......................................................... 10

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HD3-16U 16CH Rear Panel

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MH3-08U 8CH Rear

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MH3-16U 16CH Rear

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SH3-08U 8CH Rear

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SH3-16U 16CH Rear

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２-２ Installation and Connection .................................................................. 11

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Basic Connection

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２-３ Connection of Other Devices................................................................ 13

Chapter ３. Operation and Setup Tools .......................................... 16

３-１ Deluxe series Front Panel Button .......................................................... 16

３-２ Blue series Front Panel Button .............................................................. 17

３-３ Lite series Front Panel Button ............................................................... 18

３-４ HD3/MH3 series Remote Controller ....................................................... 19

３-５ SH3 series Remote Controller ............................................................... 20

３-６ Mouse ............................................................................................... 20

３-７ Jog/Shuttle ........................................................................................ 21

Chapter ４. DVR Operation Setup .................................................. 22

４-１ Deluxe series Storage Installation .......................................................... 22

４-２ Blue series Storage Installation ............................................................. 24

４-３ Lite series Storage Installation .............................................................. 25

４-４ Power ON. ......................................................................................... 25

４-５ Storage Setup .................................................................................... 26

４-６ Recording Setup ................................................................................. 26

４-７ Date/Time Setup................................................................................. 26

４-８ Camera / TV Setup ............................................................................. 27

４-９ Display Setting and Other Setup ........................................................... 27

４-１０ External Device Setup ...................................................................... 27

４-１１ Search ........................................................................................... 27

４-１２ Backup ........................................................................................... 27

４-１３ DVR Info. ........................................................................................ 27

Chapter ５. System Operation ....................................................... 28

５-１ Real Time Monitoring Mode and Icon ..................................................... 28

５-２ System Login ..................................................................................... 29

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User Account and Authorization

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Logout

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５-３ Monitoring ......................................................................................... 30

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Screen Division and Auto Sequence

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Spot

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Menu in Monitoring Mode

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Zoom

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Screen Control by using PTZ

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５-４ System Information and Screen Setup Change ....................................... 34

Summary of Contents for DRMXU

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Page 2: ...cause suffocation Installation Environment of the DVR 1 Maintain the following conditions operating temperature of 5 C 40 C operating humidity of 10 80 2 Install the DVR in a safe place that is free f...

Page 3: ...s instructed to avoid danger 2 Dispose used lithium batteries properly Warning and Caution are indicated as follows Possible injury or product damage Risk of minor injury or product damage Cautions fo...

Page 4: ...MH3 series Remote Controller 19 SH3 series Remote Controller 20 Mouse 20 Jog Shuttle 21 Chapter DVR Operation Setup 22 Deluxe series Storage Installation 22 Blue series Storage Installation 24 Lite se...

Page 5: ...ch Playback 39 Playback 40 Playback and Playback Speed Control 40 Smart Search 41 POS Search 42 42 Calendar Search 42 MULTI TIME 42 MULTI DAY 42 MULTI CHANNEL 43 Panorama Play 43 Event 43 Backup 43 Sc...

Page 6: ...Max Recording Days 56 HDD Overwrite 56 Local Storage Management 56 Network 58 Ethernet 59 DDNS 59 Port 59 E mail 60 Bandwidth 61 System 61 DVR Name 62 ID for Remote Controller 62 ID For Keyboard Contr...

Page 7: ...lay 36 Figure 5 24 Text 36 Figure 5 25 Playback Menu 37 Figure 5 26 Search Window 37 Figure 5 27 Time Index 39 Figure 5 28 Playback Screen 39 Figure 5 29 Playback Screen 40 Figure 5 30 Playback Status...

Page 8: ...switch Input 16 8BNC Output 1 HDMI 1 VGA 1 BNC Loop N A Spot 1 BNC Multi channel 16 9 4 1 Audio Input 16 8 4 RCA Output HDMI RCA Video Recording Compression H 264 Speed Real time max 30fps ch Resolut...

Page 9: ...Block Storage Primary 6 HDD 3 HDD 2 HDD or 1 HDD 1 eSATA External 2 eSATA 1 eSATA ODD 1 DVD N A Features Jog shuttle Yes N A H W RAID RAID1 5 Options RAID1 5 Options N A EOL Register 10K 4Ch DDNS DHC...

Page 10: ...alarm recording Auto e mailing notification max 5 users Privacy zone mask Covert channel Digital single multi zoom Smart search Text detection search Multi time day Index event search playback Panora...

Page 11: ...10 Chapter Installation and connection Names and Features of Each Part HD3 16U 16CH Rear Panel MH3 08U 8CH Rear MH3 16U 16CH Rear SH3 08U 8CH Rear...

Page 12: ...DMI type C 6 TV CVBS Output BNC 7 CAMERA IN Video Camera Connection BNC 8 SPOT CCTV monitor connection to output images of the channel generating an event signal BNC 9 AUDIO IN Audio Input Connection...

Page 13: ...12 Figure 2 2 MH3 08U 8CH Basic Connection and Device Connection Figure 2 3 MH3 16U 16CH Basic Connection and Device Connection Figure 2 4 SH3 08U 8CH Basic Connection and Device Connection...

Page 14: ...MI 6 Loop Rear Panel Loop CONFIG SWITCH Setup Switch 1 Switch 2 Connection of Other Devices HD SDI universal series has differences in feature as described below Be cautious Item HD3 16 MH3 08 MH3 16...

Page 15: ...TRX TRX and GND to Terminal Block No 4 TRXD No 5 TRXD and No 6 GND in the rear of DVR You may refer to APPENDIX for supported PTZ cameras in this manual Keyboard controller has the same connection as...

Page 16: ...15 3 POS Connection Connect the POS device Connect the POS to Terminal Block POS The external alarm device may require the power supply depending on its type Be cautious...

Page 17: ...port to the USB mouse and USB memory stick 9 ESC Exit the current menu or move to the upper menu 10 SPOT Spot Control PTZ PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom Control CAPTURE Capture the displaying image into USB BACKUP...

Page 18: ...n Monitoring mode 10 Forward Play Fast Forward PLAY Playback Fast Forward in Playback mode Play back in Monitoring mode 11 COPY Copy recording data 12 PTZ Change Pan Tilt Zoom mode 13 SEARCH Search re...

Page 19: ...orward in Playback mode 7 Frame by Frame Playback Frame by Frame in Playback mode 8 PAUSE Pause in Playback mode 9 Reverse Frame by Frame Backward Playback Frame by Frame in Playback mode 10 Reverse P...

Page 20: ...screen conversion COPY Copy recorded videos PTZ Shift to the PTZ camera control mode MOVE Move from one category to another or change to the display mode UP DOWN Log Page Up Down C Search Button Playb...

Page 21: ...ata Schedule System Set up ESC Exit the current menu or Move to the upper menu PREV Move back Reverse PAUSE Pause FORWARD Move forward BACKWAR D Playback PLAY Play Mouse The mouse pointer as shown bel...

Page 22: ...ed and Direction Control Frame Control Play Direction Control This is available in the playback mode Turning the jog right left plays forward reverse frame by frame Speed and Direction Control This is...

Page 23: ...code are required before conducting HDD installation 2 After installing HDD Do not connect to power supply with the top case opened The top case must be covered before usage Step 2 2 Using a screw dr...

Page 24: ...l can hold HDD up to 6ea 2 HDD power and data terminal should face the inner direction Step 4 7 Connect the power cable and data cable to HDD Step 5 8 Power terminals Connect the power cable into the...

Page 25: ...to reduce static electricity Static electricity may cause a malfunction of the product 3 After installing HDD Do not connect to power supply with the top case opened The top case must be covered befo...

Page 26: ...D bay 4 Connect HDD to HDD connector on the main board directly without cable Reassemble the top case by reversing 1 to finalizing HDD installation Power ON Check the Power H model series 90 250V 50 6...

Page 27: ...up Recording Resolution Recording Quality Continuous Speed Event Speed Audio Text The initial recording setup is Recording Resolution 960H Recording Quality High Continuous Speed Off An image of the c...

Page 28: ...ternal devices For more information check 2 3 Connection of other devices Chapter 5 System Operation 6 2 Definition 6 6 Network 6 7 System Search For more information check 5 6 Search 5 7 Calendar Sea...

Page 29: ...Recording Event Recording Mode Icon Recording Event Motion Detection Recording Sensor Recording Audio Recording Text Recording Recording Mode Video Recording Audio Recording Text Recording Recording...

Page 30: ...e functions depending on the given authorities For Authorization Setup Move to Menu Setup System 4 User Registration Functions available for Authorization Setup Network Live View the real time image b...

Page 31: ...e displayed on a screen divided into 16 9 division depending on the model Except for the basic setting the system follows user s setting on the screen division from next booting H model series provide...

Page 32: ...Display Setup Pressing Front SELECT Button Remote Controller SELECT Button Mouse Arrow Button initiate the Auto Sequence mode Auto Sequence in Basic 1 4 9 Division Mode 1 16 2 3 1 Channel Mode Sequen...

Page 33: ...e a sequential image through Spot Move to Menu Miscellaneous Control Spot Sequence Menu in Monitoring Mode The user can control all functions available in Monitoring Mode in Menu Press the Menu or rig...

Page 34: ...rrow keys Screen Control by using PTZ This enables the user the real time monitoring by using PTZ camera The PTZ camera must be connected to the system For external connection refer to 2 3 Connection...

Page 35: ...of PTZ Camera zoom or focus or Iris a certain spot of the image by designating the coordinates and move to the designated coordinates quickly Home Position Time If there are no controlling signals to...

Page 36: ...nge for the camera Display Setting Camera Title On Off Control Bar On Off Button Sound On Off Border Line Draw Width Color Sequence Duration 1 10seconds After selecting Display Setting it becomes the...

Page 37: ...ed or Mute HD SDI Universal 16CH model support 16 channel audios and HD SDI Universal 8CH model support 8 channel audios and HD SDI Universal 4CH model support 4 channel audios Move to the Relay tab a...

Page 38: ...st recorded data by Multi Channel Mode 4 Go to The Last Played Time The user can playback from the last played time by Multi Channel Mode 5 Pos Search Text Data can be searched and used for playback Y...

Page 39: ...n start from the specified time point Multi Time Search The user can playback the video contents of the certain channel recorded in the different time zone simultaneously Entering into the search mode...

Page 40: ...t Menu Search POS Search and then a searching window pops up as shown below Year Month Day Text Time Selection Please select date time Time index Text 1 3 and select the start time within the channel...

Page 41: ...the time line listed to play H model series provide a variety of the playback Smart Search POS Search Calendar Search Multi Time Multi Day Multi Channel Panorama Play Event Play Zoom Play Playback an...

Page 42: ...ress two times Fast reverse 2 Press three times Fast reverse 4 Press four times Fast reverse 8 Press five times Fast reverse 16 Press six times Fast reverse 32 Press seven times Fast reverse 300 Press...

Page 43: ...ure each category and press the Playback b utton to start searching Figure 5 33 Smart Search Motion Detection Window It may take time during the searching Start the playback after searching POS Search...

Page 44: ...ckup image data and capture the image into CD External Device Backup Save the recorded data into CD External Device Snapshot Capture and save the current displaying screen Screen Mode Screen division...

Page 45: ...lated to all system operations System Log Viewer In the real time monitoring mode Menu Miscellaneous Log Viewer then Log List Windo w pops up On the activated calendar window select the desired date y...

Page 46: ...e Motion When motion is detected the recording will be initiated based on the event frame value Sensor When input signal from an external sensor is generated the recording will be initiated based on t...

Page 47: ...data at the time of backup are backed up automatically For the remaining backup procedures see 5 33 Common Backup Procedure Backup in Log Mode Select a date in Menu Miscellaneous Log Viewer and select...

Page 48: ...end time press the Select button after choosing the start and end time Change year month day hour minute second by using arrow keys and press the ESC button Changing the backup time causes the name o...

Page 49: ...ame Version Date Time Move to Menu Setup System 6 Upgrade Setup after insert the backup device With this way the user can upgrade a new device with the current setup values in easy way Log Backup This...

Page 50: ...Backup Capture in the real tim e monitoring Playback and Log mode When only one USB2 0 backup device excluding ODD devices is searched the JPG file is stored in the same device If there are no or more...

Page 51: ...hronize the time of the DVR system with DTS When the DTS time or a zone is changed the change is reflected on DVR series belonging to the network the synchronization signals are broadcasted without pa...

Page 52: ...standard time zone you want to set 2 DST By using the arrow keys and the Select button select Summer Time On the selection window select On Off by using the arrow keys and the Select button 3 Start T...

Page 53: ...connect each camera channel When the camera channel is set to disconnected the video contents will not be displayed even if the camera is actually connected Title Name each camera Max 20 letters are a...

Page 54: ...occur Drag the yellow pixel cursor by using the mouse or the front button remote controller and select pixels w here motion detection doesn t applied The selected area turns brown Select Exit to fini...

Page 55: ...cording will be initiated based on the event frame value Sound When audio is detected recording will be initiated based on the event frame value Text Input When a text is received from POS device reco...

Page 56: ...al audio input linked to the system Alarm This function is used to generate alarms through the Buzzer PTZ Preset e mail Relay Spot Popup in case of an event PTZ preset can be configured between 1 16 P...

Page 57: ...ng the holiday move to Save at the bottom of the menu Afterward press the Select b utton Storage Figure 6 48 Storage Window Local In the Storage menu To apply the new setting save the new setting afte...

Page 58: ...as a dedicated storage Otherwise the data cannot be stored in the real time 2 Composition of the local storage device There are three software status types Active Connected to storage or backup device...

Page 59: ...et up do not remove the device may cause an error when detecting the device To use the external or portable storage device for system upgrade set to Backup Init in the New item for Main Setup Storage...

Page 60: ...st name and save it then the registration procedure of the host name proceeds automatically You can enter the host name with 4 20 letters The host name to enter must not be pre registered in DDNS seve...

Page 61: ...Ethernet need to be configured Figure 6 51 Setup Network Ethernet Window Figure 6 52 Setup Network E Mail Window1 This is to set automatic E mail transmission service when an event occurs To use the e...

Page 62: ...the live image adjust resolution quality and transmitting the data by using the network Image Resolution CIF D1 960H Image Quality Adjust quality of the image as the value increases the compression r...

Page 63: ...ion time with 1 2 3 4 5 Sec DVR Name The initial value is the Mac address It supports up to 20 letters for the system name ID for Remote Controller When multiple devices are used set the remote contro...

Page 64: ...evices with USB 2 0 port Find and copy the upgrade file to the highest folder in the external storage device or portable storage device supporting USB 2 0 Connect the storage device with an upgrade fi...

Page 65: ...e Select button Alarm Alarm is to notify system incidents Video Signal loss HDD full FAN fail HDD fail HDD warning through Buzzer E mail Relay01 System check Select each Off Buzzer E mail Relay01 Popu...

Page 66: ...ting The user can enter the time directly The time can be set to 1 60 minutes Selecting the User Setting causes the input window to appear Enter the time by using the numeric buttons or the arrow keys...

Page 67: ...s CRR 1600i s 7 GE GE GE_KARATEL 8 GSP GSP CYBERSCAN_1 9 HITRON FASTRAX2 FASTRAX2 10 HONEYWELL SCANDOME2 HSDN 251 11 LG LG LG_MULTIX LG_OLD 12 MIKAMI MIKAMI MIKAMI 13 ORIENTAL ORX 1000 ORX 1000 14 PA...

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