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vSync412i User Guide 

                         © vSync DVR December 2007

 

 

Rev A.  

                                   December 2007           

 

Specifications and content are subject to change without notice. 

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2. Product Description 

2.1. Operation Panel 

 

 

Figure 2.1 

Front Panel of vSync412i 

 

 

Table 2.1.1. Indication LEDs 

Name 

Description 

HDD 

LED illuminates when system is accessing the hard disk drive. 

REC 

LED illuminates when recording is enabled. 

ALARM 

LED illuminates when alarm sensor(s) is/are triggered or detects video motion. 
(Alarm sensor(s) and/or video motion detection must be configured first). 

NETWORK 

LED illuminates when clients connect through 

vSync

 software via network port. 

POWER 

LED illuminates when the DVR unit is on. 

 

Table 2.1.2. Buttons on the Front panel 

Name 

Description 

ESC 

Press for temporary storage of the changed value or to return to the previous 
menu screen. 

SETUP 

Press to launch SETUP menu. 

SEARCH 

Press to review the ARCHIVE LIST and LOG DATA in live display mode. 

CAP/USB 

Press to take a snapshot, or capture still images (JPEG format), during live or 
playback modes. 

PTZ 

Press to initiate PTZ control 

SEQ 

Press to start auto-sequencing in quad (4Ch) or full (1Ch) display modes. 

REW 

(During Playback) Press to rewind video footage at 1x, 2x, 4x, and 8x speeds or 
to see the LOG LIST in live display mode. 

Summary of Contents for 0412i

Page 1: ...vSync412i User Guide vSync DVR December 2007 Rev A December 2007 Specifications and content are subject to change without notice...

Page 2: ...the Specifications of VSync412i 7 1 3 Packing List 8 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 9 2 1 Operation Panel 9 2 2 Rear Panel 10 2 3 Remote Controller 12 3 GETTING STARTED SETTING UP THE DVR 13 3 1 Setup Main Sc...

Page 3: ...SEARCH Window 32 4 2 2 TIMELINE Window 34 4 2 3 LOG Window 35 4 3 Play Mode 36 5 ARCHIVING VIDEO VIA USB STORAGE DEVICE 37 5 1 Capturing Images or Video Clip 37 5 2 Transferring Still Images or Video...

Page 4: ...eration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the maximum ambient temperature Tma specified by the manufacturer B Reduced Air Flow Installation of the equipment...

Page 5: ...ally via video outputs Remotely via vSync network client software and viSync Central Monitoring Software 3 Play Back or File archiving via USB 2 0 port Or 1 Video Recording 2 Remote Playback via vSync...

Page 6: ...l Presets relay sensor control eMAP and 2 way communication Remote DVR management via embedded Web Browser for easy adjustments Mobile phone PDA viewing integration Network via LAN DDNS DHCP ADSL Dyna...

Page 7: ...rames sec Ch NTSC 120 frames sec Hidden Record Function 352x240 resolution Recording Frame Rate Quad PAL 100 frames sec 352x288 resolution NTSC 30 frame sec total 704 x 480 resolution Recording Frame...

Page 8: ...tion Customizable Camera Layout up to 80 channels Embedded Web Server Remote Configuration of all vSync DVRs Full Duplex Bi directional Audio 2 way Communication Recording on Client PC Alarm Motion In...

Page 9: ...t NETWORK LED illuminates when clients connect through vSync software via network port POWER LED illuminates when the DVR unit is on Table 2 1 2 Buttons on the Front panel Name Description ESC Press f...

Page 10: ...to change values in setup mode Also used as the number 1 when entering a password RIGHT Press to scroll right in the menu or to change values in setup mode Also used as the number 2 when entering a p...

Page 11: ...ws it to respond to events 4 sensors can be connected to the DVR sensor 1 4 dedicated to Video Channel 1 4 correspondingly Connect 2 wires to activate a sensor input to the Terminal Block on the rear...

Page 12: ...List AUDIO Disable Mute or Highlighted Channel Only LOCK Locks front panel and remote for all functions SEQ Sequences Full or Quad View RECORD Manual Recording SEARCH Search Menu Screen ID DVR ID ID...

Page 13: ...the default password by pressing the Up button 4 times followed by the SELECT button We recommend that you protect your DVR system by assigning a new password Refer to section 3 6 for instructions Aft...

Page 14: ...s sequential video channels display in full screen mode SEQ DWELL TIME Sets dwell time for each channel in sequential display mode Event Beep Enables Disables beep sound upon Motion Detection Alarm or...

Page 15: ...e Set up Screen Table 3 3 1 Menu Items in Record Mode Setup Menu item Description RESOLUTION Configures resolution as 704x480 or 352x240 NTSC CHANNEL Selects channel to apply settings FRAME RATE Confi...

Page 16: ...channel from 1 to 9 9 is the most sensitive setting SENSOR RECORDING Configures Alarm Sensor Inputs for triggered recording There are 4 sensors total A maximum of 4 sensor alarm inputs may be assigne...

Page 17: ...s will trigger motion recording Figure 3 3 2 Motion Zone selection screen 3 3 2 Record Schedule Records video based on a defined schedule The following table 3 3 1 defines button functions within this...

Page 18: ...utton Functions in Recording Time Scheduling Mode Button Function REW Use to set Continuous recording mode F REW Use to Disable recording setting PLAY PAUSE Use to enable Motion detection triggered re...

Page 19: ...gh the position for each alphanumeric character by using the left and right buttons Up down buttons change characters DESCRIPTION Displays system information Firmware Version Storage Size IP Address a...

Page 20: ...FORMAT Configures the preferred display style for the date and time SET DATE TIME Set date and time Launches new menu as shown in Figure 3 5 4 PTZ CONTROL Configure the PTZ camera protocol speed came...

Page 21: ...ect to change without notice 21 Figure 3 5 3 DVR Information Display Screen Figure 3 5 4 Set Date Time Setup Screen Table 3 5 4 Menu Items in Date Time Setup SET DATE TIME Warning Changing this settin...

Page 22: ...he PTZ Control setting setup menu select set the protocol for the camera manufacturer you wish to control If the camera uses a specific camera ID select the camera ID by using the Left or Right button...

Page 23: ...device control features for a selected channel See Figure 3 6 1 Select a menu item for the respective control features Table 4 4 1 PTZ Control Menus Item Description PAN TILT Select menu and use the...

Page 24: ...sing the Up Down buttons Change the values using the Left Right buttons If you do not understand the following settings consult your network administrator Figure 3 7 1 Network Setup Screen Table 3 7 1...

Page 25: ...Send E mail Setting this value to ON initiates e mail transmission as follows through the designated email server Set to ON and press SEL button to BEGIN e mail configuration For use with DHCP Dynami...

Page 26: ...twork you do not need to change the RTSP and HTTP port numbers unless other IP sharing devices are established in between the client and the DVRs To access the DVR you must have the following informat...

Page 27: ...ns to ADSL modems without a router The following information is required If you do not have this information contact your network administrator Table 3 7 2 2 Network Parameters for ADSL Item Descripti...

Page 28: ...rmat Navigate through menu items using the Up Down buttons Change the values using the Left Right buttons Figure 3 8 1 Storage Setup Screen Table 3 8 1 Menus in Storage Setup Item Description OVERWRIT...

Page 29: ...he SAVE SETUP menu and select YES Unsaved setup values will be lost if this step is ignored or not applied properly Figure 3 9 1 Save Setup Screen Certain changes require that the system is restarted...

Page 30: ...the Live Setup configuration screen Symbols indicate the DVR s status Refer to Table 4 1 1 for a legend Figure 4 1 1 Live Window Table 4 1 1 Indicator ICONS in Live Window Icon Description C Indicates...

Page 31: ...es Audio status is enabled disabled Indicates the vSync DVR is locked Table 4 1 2 Button Functions in Live Window Button Description SETUP Launches SETUP menu SEQ Enables disables automatic sequential...

Page 32: ...e without notice 32 4 2 SEARCH Window Press SEARCH button to launch the search menu The screenshot shown in Figure 4 2 1 will appear Select EVENT SEARCH TIMELINE LOG or ARCHIVE to initiate a search fo...

Page 33: ...ion 4 Use the LEFT RIGHT UP and DOWN buttons to select a specific channel or All Channels 5 Press the SEL button to move to TYPE selection 6 Use the LEFT RIGHT UP and DOWN buttons to select All Motion...

Page 34: ...ADV buttons to select a starting time period on the 24 hour timetable NOTE The modes used during recording are indicated below C Continuous M Motion S Sensor R Emergency Record 5 Once you have selecte...

Page 35: ...r Guide vSync DVR December 2007 Rev A December 2007 Specifications and content are subject to change without notice 35 4 2 3 LOG Window Figure 4 2 3 Log Search Mode Screen Figure 4 2 4 Log List Search...

Page 36: ...ated as 1x 2x 4x and 8x for normal twice 4 and 8 times normal speed The current speed is shown on the bottom right hand corner of the screen F REW Jumps Step Backward The playback position moves 60 se...

Page 37: ...ample Figure 6 1 1 Archive Mode Screen The still image is stored on the hard disk drive and may be transferred to a USB storage device by selecting YES or a CD RW disk by selecting CD RW User can sele...

Page 38: ...trieve a list of archived images or video clips for the selected date 2 Select a file from the archive list by using the UP or DOWN buttons and the RIGHT or LEFT buttons to move between pages 3 Press...

Page 39: ...y review archived video files saved on the USB storage device or CD 5 2 1 How to install Codec 1 Insert the vSync installation CD provided with vSync DVR into the CD drive of your computer 2 Open Code...

Page 40: ...n check Show local captions when present as shown below Figure 6 2 3 Setup Screen for Window Media Player 10 Caution Always backup the contents of your USB storage device before archiving data from vS...

Page 41: ...1612i 16 channel DVR 6 2 Steps to Complete Upgrade 1 Press the Setup button and enter the password Default password is 1111 2 Select Security menu from the Setup Screen 3 Select Admin Password followe...

Page 42: ...R to the Network via the Ethernet Port on the rear of the DVR 4 The vSync Network Client Software features are explained in a separate manual When recording is in progress vSync streams transmits vide...

Page 43: ...port admin htm in Microsoft Internet Explorer ex http xxx xxx xxx xxx admin htm Only Microsoft Internet Explorer is supported we do not support other third party browsers i e FireFox Before loading th...

Page 44: ...December 2007 Rev A December 2007 Specifications and content are subject to change without notice 44 Figure 8 1 Live Control Setup Page After finishing the set up on the page click on APPLY for tempo...

Page 45: ...vSync412i User Guide vSync DVR December 2007 Rev A December 2007 Specifications and content are subject to change without notice 45 Figure 8 2 Record Setup Page...

Page 46: ...vSync412i User Guide vSync DVR December 2007 Rev A December 2007 Specifications and content are subject to change without notice 46 Figure 8 3 System Setup Page...

Page 47: ...vSync412i User Guide vSync DVR December 2007 Rev A December 2007 Specifications and content are subject to change without notice 47 Figure 8 5 Network Configuration Page...

Page 48: ...vSync412i User Guide vSync DVR December 2007 Rev A December 2007 Specifications and content are subject to change without notice 48 Figure 8 6 Storage Setup Page Figure 8 7 Save Setup Page...

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