Samsung SHR-1010 User’s Manual

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DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDERSHR-1010 User’s Manual

Class A (Industrial)

- This device is for industrial use and qualified for electromagnetic waves restriction

- For the safety use of this device, please read and heed all “Safety Warnings and Cautions”

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To prevent damage which may result in fire or electric shock hazard, do not expose

this appliance to rain or moisture.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions.

1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2) This device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation.

CAUTIONDanger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer.

Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO

NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER

SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING

TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

This symbol indicates high voltage ispresent inside. It is dangerous to makeany kind of contact with any inside partof this product.

This symbol alerts you that importantliterature concerning operation andmaintenance has been included withthis product.

Important Safety Instructions

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, or otherapparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plus.

A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type

plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong

are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet,

consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs,

convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by

the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a used,

caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid

injury from tip-over.

13. Unplug this apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when

moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the

apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is

damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the

apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has

been dropped.

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Contents

I. Summary

1. Introduction

2. Characteristics

3. Name and Function of Each Part

4. Unpacking

5. Attaching/Deta ching HDD

II. Connection with Other Devices

1. Connection to External Devices

2. Connection with Multiplexer

3. System Connection for Alarm Recording

4. Connection with PC for Use

III. Basic Method to Use

1. Booting the System

2. The Basic Screen View

3. Menu View

4. Setting of Date, Time and Screen

5. Record Setup

6. Alarm Record Setup

7. Reservation Record Setup

8. System Setup

9. Image Copy&Play Setup

10. Communication Setup

11. System Information

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IV. Record

1. Basic Record

2. Recording Alarm

3. Reservation Record

V. Retrieval and Playback

1. Retrieval Menu View

2. Date and Time Search

3. Alarm Record Retrieval

4. Basic Playback

VI. Others

1. Product Standards

2. Appearance Drawing

Appendices

Chech Points before Call Service Center

Q&A

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I. Summary

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Upon booting the system, it recognizes automatically whether the incomingsignal is NTSC or PAL signal.

Adjusting screen quality in 4-steps Very High, High, Standrad, Low

Variously changing numbers of recording fields per second. NTSC: MAX 30 ~ 0.5FPS PAL: MAX 25 ~ 0.5FPS

Reservation recording by using timers

Recording by alarm

Multiplexer link

Convenient retrieval function Date & Time Search, Alarm Event Search, SYSTEM LOG

Automatic booting of system in power failure recovery during recording mode,and starting of recording

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1Introduction

The DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER SHR-1010 is a Digital Time Lapse Recorder that

uses HDD as recording media. How to use it is simple and therefore existing users of

Time Lapse VCR can also access to it.

You can also perform continuous recording on the HDD and directly view image

recorded without turning videotapes as in the existing Time Lapse VCR. The SHR-

1010 can record video and audio at the same time.

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UP

LEFT

DOWN

RIGHT

STOP/ENTER

Moves up the cursor in a menu or increases the detailedsetting value for the menu. Shows still cuts in theforward direction.

Rewinds recorded images during play. Edits or modifiesthe left value of a menu for setting up the menu.

Moves down the cursor in a menu or decreases thedetailed setting value for the menu. Shows still cuts oneby one in the backward direction.

Forwards recorded images fast during play or modifiesthe right value of a menu for setting up the menu.

To use 'STOP/ENTER' to stop Playing or Recording, itcan be used as ENTER when setting MENU.

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3Name and Function of Each Part

Front View

No Name Function

STATUS DISPLAY LED

REC

Hard Rack

HDD LED

Hard RackSTICK

MEMORYSTICK

PB/STILL

MENU

To install and uninstall of hard disk is available andyou could change the hard disk easily.

LED is an indicator of Hard disk status.It verifies power supply connection and normal harddisk access status.

You can lock the Hard disk of Hard Rack.

You can back up the data stored in the system toMEMORY STICK easily.

Displays system status. POWER : Checks power On. ALARM : Checks Alarm turns operates. MEMORY STICK : It verifies data copies to

MEMORY STICK.

Records current live images.

Plays recorded data.Pauses screen or shows still screen during play.

Displays the system setup menu or turns menu bystages.

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ALARAM

MEMORY STICK

MEMORY STICK

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External In/OutPort

FACTORY RESET

POWER

The system gives an alarm when the High(5V) signal incomes for more than 0.5 seconds in the N.C.(Normally Closed) mode and when the Low(0V) signal incomes for more than 0.5 seconds in the N.O.(Normally Open) mode.

GND ALARM OUT: The High(5V) signal comes out during alarm

recording. ALARM RESET IN : The system cancels the alarm when the

Low(0V) signal incomes for more than 0.5 seconds. 1 SHOOT REC IN REC START IN: The system starts recording when the

Low(0V) signal incomes for more than 0.5 seconds. REC END: The Low(0V) signal comes out for about 1 second

when you set the DISK END MODE in the RECORD MODE SETUP menu to SETUP and the HDD consumes all of its free space.

TRIGGER OUT: This signal converts the Multiplexer recording output screen.

Initializes the system.

Supports the DC power socket.

You can plug in the 100-250 VAC power cord.

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Rear View

No Name Function

Image Input Port

THROUGHTerminal

Image Output Port

S-VHS PORT

Voice In/Out Port

RS-232 Port

It is the composite image signal input port(BNC StyleConnector).

You can use THROUGH Terminal to send VCR signal toanother VCR.

It is a composite image signal input port (BNC Style Connector).

It is the S-VHS image signal in/out port.

It is a voice signal in/out port(RCA Jack).

It is a serial port for remote control.

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CautionCaution

If suffocated, the air inlet or outlet may harm the product performance. Pleaseinstall the product where you can secure free ventilation. Never allow goodsaround the air inlet or outlet if they are big enough to suffocate it.If you want to run DVRs on cabinets or Reck, be sure to secure air ventilation.

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4Unpacking

CautionCaution

The above contents can be changed without notice in order to improve theperformance or function of the product.

When purchasing product, first remove packing and put it on a flat floor or at a place to use it.

Then, ensure all following contents are included:

Main body

User’s Manual

1 power cord

1 Adapter

2 Hard Rack Locking Keys

CautionCaution

Be sure to use the adapter for SHR-1010 only.Be sure to pay attention to the following when you use the adapter.1. Use it only in the room.2. Prevent water or liquid from entering the connector or product.3. Avoid excessive impact or force.4. Don't pull the output plug unreasonably.5. Don't disassemble the product on your own.6. Abide by the rated input and output range.7. Use KS power cords only.8. For the product with an input ground, be sure to use the power cord with a ground.

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CautionCaution

To operate system, you have to lock the key of Hard Rack.When changing HDD or uninstalling Hard Rack, please make sure that power indicatingLED of HDD is turned off.Otherwise, the HDD may fall in trouble.Be sure to format all HDDs before use if they have been used in the other PC.Otherwise, the system may not operate properly.We recommended SEC Spinpoint V40 SV4002H or SV8004H for this product. Please be sure to call the store where you bought the HDD before you want anotherone.

H.D.D.

Lift up

5. Erect the front handle of the internal

rack to push it toward the external rack.

After the handle reaches to the end, pull

it down to the bottom for firm fixing.

6. Lock the hardrack with the key and

turn the power on.

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Mounting HDD

2. Take the hard rack out of the inter

nal rack. Erect the front handle and

pull it down.

3. Connect the internal rack data

cable and power cord with the

HDD.

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POWER

ALARAM

MEMORY STICK

REC PB

POWER

ALARAM

MEMORY STICK

H.D.D.

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H.D.D.H.D.D.

1. At first, open the Hard Rack cover in

front of Main Deck and then open

Hard Rack using Hard Rack key.

4. Put the HDD in the internal rack and

fix it with a screw.

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CAMERA

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MONITOROUT

TRIGGER OUT

ALARM IN

GND

SHR-1010 VIDEO RECORDER

SDM-160 DIGITAL MULTIPLEXERVIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

SDM-160 is a Multiplexer for NTSC, and SDM-160P is a Multiplexer for PAL. For details on the functions of SDM-160, please refer to the user’s guide of SDM-160. Connect this unit’s video signal input jack to the video signal output jack of SDM-160 and

connect this unit’s video signal output jack to the video signal input jack of SDM-160. Connect the alarm output jack (ALARM OUT) of SDM-160 to this unit’s alarm input jack

(ALARM IN), and connect the VTI jack of SDM-160 to this unit’s trigger output jack(TRIGGER OUT).

Connect both GND terminals together.

CautionCaution

- Be sure to connect the trigger output terminal (TRIGGER OUT) of this unit to the Multiplexer.Otherwise, a normal recording cannot be made. (For the connection method, please refer to theuser’s guide for the Multiplexer you want to use.)

- If the systemís recording field rate is set to 0.50 ~ 15 FPS (Fields Per Second) for the input NTSCvideo signal and to 0.50 ~ 12.5 FPS for the input PAL video signal, be sure to set the Multiplexer insuch a way that the recording output screen is switched by the Trigger Pulse. (For settings relatedto the recording field rate, please refer to “(2) PICTURE RATE”on p. 3-12.)

- If the system’s recording filed rate is set to 30 FPS for the input NTSC video signal and to 25 FPSfor the input PAL video signal, a half of the input video channels may not be recorded dependingon the type of Multiplexer. In this case, set the recording field rate to 60 FPS for NTSC and to 50FPS for PAL.

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1Connection to External Devices

VIDEO OUT(NTSC/PAL MONITOR) AUDIO OUT

CAMERA

PC

SIREN LIGHT

MICROPHONE

This device can be applied to external devices such as image signal input camera, voice

signal input microphone, NTSC for the output of both signals, or PAL monitor.

It can be also applied to external devices at user request.

It can be applied to PC for serial communication.

CautionCaution

A CRT monitor capable of displaying an NTSC or PAL video signal must be used with thisunit. An ordinary computer monitor cannot be used.

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Connection with RS-232CYou can control the system remotely through the parallel communication of RS-232.

A. Communication Method Data Code: ASCII Code

Data Transmission Method : Start-Stop Asynchronized Serial Interface

Protocol: 8 bit Data, 1 Stop bit, None Parity

Transmission speed: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 bps

B. RS-232C terminal (D-SUB 9 Pin) and Pin specifications

Pin No Pin Specifications

2 TXD (Transmitted Data)

3 RXD (Received Data)

5 SG (Signal Ground)

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System Connection for Alarm Recording

<Rear Side Connection Terminal of SHR-1010> <Outside Product>

ALARM INGNDALARM OUTALARM RESET INGND1 SHOT REC INREC START INGNDREC ENDTRIGGER OUT

Alarm recording is a function for recording the input video when an alarm signal is input

while a device with alarm output is connected to this unit.

Connect to the corresponding terminals, as the numbers may be different for external

devices.

For external devices, if the alarm input (ALARM INPUT) and alarm cancel (ALARM

CANCEL) are not available, you can leave them unconnected.

GNDTRIGGER INALARM INALARM CANCELALARM OUT

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C. Code by Key

D. Others The above data format and transmission speed is subject to change according to the

future development environment.

During data transmission, PC will play a role of Master and the system will play a role

of Slave.

Other orders than input by the above Function keys will not be received. But the

Alarm function is always allowed to receive as long as the relative order was recorded

to the machine. (Due to the late communication speed, there may be some delay.)

The above codes are made up of ASCII CODE values.

The UNIT ID ranges from 00 to 99 and this ID shall correspond with the ➁ UNIT ID

of the Remote Control Setupmenu in Page 3-23.

Ex) When you turn the MENU on with the remote control.

You shall setup the communication environment in the communication program

like HYPER TERMINAL and type in @00:DR:FP:18:N:* . Then the MENU will

pop up.

Start UNIT ID Device Operands Operands Operands CheckCode (00-99) Class -Type -Code Sum

Menu @ 00: DR: FP: 18: N: *

Arrow@ 00: DR: FP: 24: N: *LEFT

Arrow@ 00: DR: FP: 25: N: *UP

Arrow@ 00: DR: FP: 26: N: *DOWN

Arrow@ 00: DR: FP: 27: N: *RIGHT

ENTER @ 00: DR: FP: 28: N: *

REC @ 00: DR: FP: 29: N: *

STOP @ 00: DR: FP: 30: N: *

PLAY BACK @ 00: DR: FP: 32: N: *

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III. Basic Method to use

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Power Off

Separate the power jack behind the system from the main body.There is no power switch.In case you turn off the system during recording, recording will be resumed the next timewhen you turn of the system again and booting is complete.

Factory reset

1. Disconnect system power

2. Push the Reset button located backside of system and hold it, then connect system power again.

3. Push the Reset button until default screen displayed on the monitor.

CautionCaution

Please wait at least three seconds to turn the system on after turn off. If not, systemmay work incorrectly.

CautionCaution

When Factory Reset is implemented, former setting values are initialized to pre-set factory value.

If you turn the system on without the Hard Rack keylocked, the following message will pop up and theSHR-1010 system will run improperly though youinstalled the HDD.

If you turn the system on without the HDD installed,the message, 'NO HDD' will pop up and the SHR-1010 system will run improperly.

WAITING...

NO HDD

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1Booting the System

Power On

This system has no power switch.If you connect the adapter with the power cable,the LED and button lamps in front of the systemwill be turned on and the system will startingbooting with the following message.After booted, the following live screen willappear.

Recognizing incoming video signal

The SHR-101A system can automatically recognize whether the image signal connected to theinput port is NTSC or PAL signal when booting the system.In case you turn on the system with image signal unconnected to the input port, the system willretrieve the previous image signal of the input terminal and will be initialized accordingly.For example, if the previous image signal was NTSC , the system will be initialized to fit forNTSC and if it was PAL, the system will be initialized to fit for PAL.However, if you connect a signal to the input port which differs from the current input portsignal all of a sudden, the screen will be garbled by lack of recognition. It happens when youconnect PAL rather than NTSC as the input signal to the system initialized suitable for NTSCor the other way around. In either case, you should turn off the system and change the inputsignal. Then, you should turn on the system again and it will automatically the image signaland initialize to fit for it.

If there is no VIDEO signal when you turn on the systempower, VL(Video Loss) is appeared and BUZZER will besounded. If you push STOP/ENTER( ) button atthis time, BUZZER will be muted. If you want to makeBUZZER to mute, set VIDEO LOSS BUZZER to OFF atSYSTEM SETUP menu. Please refer to page 3-18 fordetail.

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Live Screen Viewing

The normal Live screen looks like this.

It shows the current date and time as configured bythe system.

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The Basic Screen View

Full Screen View

Here comes the guideline of icons anddescriptions in the normal live screen.

When the system is in the recording mode, icon blinks.

When the system is in the recording mode set by alarm, icon blinks

It displays the current date and time for live broadcasting.

When the system is in the play mode, ❿ icon blinks. If you pauses the play, ❿ icon takes the place of ¢∫ icon. You can play saved data at variousvelocities. If you play the data in the forward direction at other speed than the normal one,❿ icon will be replaced with ❿❿❿❿icon and if you play the data in the backwarddirection at other speed than the normal one, icon will be replaced with .Available forward and reverse playing speed of system is forward direction normal, slightlyfast, normal fast and very fast, etc.

It displays the recorded date and time of the data now in play.

When the system is in the recording mode as reserved by the timer, icon blinks.

You can change location of the above system status indicator. Choose the location whenselecting Top Right, Top Left, Bottom Left, Bottom Right and Center. (Select ➅ OSDPOSITION and choose T/L, T/R, B/L, B/R, Center of CLOCK/DISPLAY MODE SETUPmenu. Explain it in detail in page 3-11)

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Menu Enter

Press a MENU( ) button. Then, following screenappears.

Menu Move

Move to desired menu item by using an UP ( ) or a DOWN( ) button. In this case, ahighlighted cursor is displayed in the selected item. The sub menu item is displayed if pressinga STOP/ENTER( ) button. Selections appear in the left side and settings for selectedmatters appear in the right side.

MAIN MENU

CLOCK/DISPLAY MODE SETUPRECORD MODE SETUPALARM RECORD SETUPTIMER RECORD SETUPSYSTEM SETUPIMAGE COPYREMOTE CONTROL SETUPSYSTEM INFORMATION

❷ :MENU :SELECT MENU:EXIT

NoteNoteYou can go into the menu only when the system is in the Live screen mode. If thesystem is in the recording mode or playback mode, you cannot go into the menu. To go into the menu, first stop the recording or playback.

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Playback screen Viewing

The normal Playback screen looks like this.

It shows the recorded date and time of the datacurrently being played back.

While the system is in the play mode, the ❿ iconremains in the screen but the icon will take theplace of the icon when the system is temporarilypaused.You can also play the HDD data at various speeds.If the system plays the HDD data at other speedthan the default in the forward or backwarddirection, the ❿ or icon will be replaced withthe ❿❿❿❿ or icon respectively.Available forward and reverse playing speed ofsystem is forward direction normal, slightly fast,normal fast and very fast, etc.

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Example of menu setting (in case of changing time)

① Press the MENU button and then press the

STOP/ENTER( ) button when the cursor

points out the CLOCK/DISPLAY MODE

SETUP. Then following screen appears.

➁ Press the DOWN( ) button so the cursor

points out TIME .

Then if pressing the STOP/ENTER( )

button, the cursor is changed so hour may be

changed.

➂ Press the UP( ) or DOWN( ) button

so current time (hour) is displayed.

Then if pressing the RIGHT( ) button,

the cursor is changed so minute may be

changed.

CLOCK/DISPLAY MODE SETUP

DATE 2003-01-01TIME 00:00:01DATE DISPLAY TYPE YYYY-MM-DDDATE & TIME DISPLAY ONSTATUS DISPLAY ONSTATUS POSITION T/L

❷ :MOVE :SELECT MENU:EXIT



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Change of Settings

① Move to desired menu item by using an UP( ) or a DOWN( ) button.

➁ You can change settings by pressing the STOP/ENTER( ) button.

➂ Press the UP( ) or DOWN( ) button in order to change settings.

➃ Settings will be changed if pressing the STOP/ENTER( ) button after selecting

desired settings.

Move to Parent Menu or Menu End

Press the MENU button to move to the parent menu from the lower mode or end the menu.

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➃ Similarly, press the UP( ) or DOWN

( ) button so current minute is displayed.

Then if pressing the LEFT( ) or RIGHT

( ) button, the cursor is changed so hour

or second is changed. For example, press the

RIGHT( ) button to change seconds and

setup by pressing the UP( ) or DOWN

( ) button so current second is displayed.

➄ The cursor is changed as follows if pressing

the STOP/ENTER( ) button after setting

all hours. You may change other settings by

pressing the UP( ) or DOWN( )

button.







! CLOCK/DISPLAY MODE SETUP % SYSTEM SETUP

@ RECORD MODE SETUP ^ IMAGE COPY

# ALARM RECORD SETUP & REMOTE CONTROL SETUP

$ TIMER RECORD SETUP * SYSTEM INFORMATION

Each menu item


DATE 2003-01-01TIME 00:00:00DATE DISPLAY TYPE YYYY-MM-DDDATE & TIME DISPLAY ONSTATUS DISPLAY ONOSD POSITION T/L


RECORD MODE SETUP

PICTURE QUALITY HIGHPICTURE RATE 30.00FPSDISK END MODE CONTINUEDISK END BUZZER OFF


ALARM RECORD SETUP

ALARM ENABLE OFFALARM DETECT TYPE NCALARM BUZZER OFFMAIN ALARM TIME 10 secMAIN ALARM PICTURE RATE 30.00FPS



PASSWORD ********PASSWORD LOCK OFFCLEAR ALL DATA OFFDEFAULT SETUP OFFVIDEO INPUT PORT COMPOSITEVIDEO SOURCE MULTIPLEXERVIDEO LOSS BUZZER ON


IMAGE COPY

REC FROM 2003-04-07 12:47:07REC TO 2003-04-08 10:46:26FROM 2003-04-07 20:41:12TO 2003-04-07 20:42:12

COPY ON MEMORY STICKDELETE ALL


TIMER RECORD SETUP

TIMER DAY START END01 OFF OFF --:-- --:--02 OFF OFF --:-- --:--03 OFF OFF --:-- --:--04 OFF OFF --:-- --:--05 OFF OFF --:-- --:--06 OFF OFF --:-- --:--

❷❿ :MOVE :SELECT MENU:EXIT

REMOTE CONTROL SETUP

REMOTE CONT OFFUNIT ID 0BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8STOP BIT 1PARITY None


SYSTEM INFORMATION

CAPACITY(GB) 39.79 VERSION 1.00SYSTEM LOG

:SELECT MENU:EXIT

NoteNoteAll the menu values are supposed to be set to the basic one as shown above at the time of factory shipment.

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The following illustrates the intial setting of the RECORD MODE SETUP menu.

① PICTURE QUALITYPicture quality is divided into four levels. Set to VERY HIGH for the best picture quality,

or set to HIGH , STANDARD, or LOW in the descending order of qualty. The user can

select the desired quality.

[VERY HIGH/HIGH/STANDARD/LOW]

② PICTURE RATESet the picture rate for the input video. If the input video signal is NTSC, a maximum of

60 FPS (Fields Per Second) can be recorded; if it is PAL, a maximum of 50 FPS can be

recorded. However, when recording with ‘Very High’setting, you could record 15.00 FPS

max for NTSC and 12.50 FPS max for PAL.1) NTSC

[30.00FPS/15.00FPS/10.00FPS/7.50FPS/5.00FPS/2.50FPS/1.00FPS/0.50FPS]

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Setting of Date, Time and Screen

The following illustrates the intial setting of the CLOCK/DISPLAY MODE SETUP menu.

① DATESet the current date.

② TIMETime can be entered in the form of 24 hours.

➂ DATE DISPLAY TYPEThere are 3 date forms to be displayed. You can set in a convenient manner to see.[YYYY-MM-DD/DD-MM-YYYY/MM-DD-YYYY]

➃ DATE & TIME DISPLAYSet to ON to display the date and time on the screen, or set to OFF to not display them.[ON/OFF]

➄ STATUS DISPLAYSet to ON to display the system status, such as recording, and playback information whenplaying the recorded video; or set to OFF to not display them. [ON/OFF]

➅ OSD POSITION (System Process Mark Position)It determines where the system process mark will be displayed on the screen.Each symbol indicates different positions, TL for the top left, TR for the top right, BL forthe bottom left, and BR for the bottom right. When setting to Center, it is displayed in thecenter of screen. [TL/TR/BL/BR/CENTER]

CautionCaution

When change date or time, if the time isoverlapped with already stored recording datatime, following message meaning deletion offormer stored data, is appeared.If you choose YES, system re-booting isimplemented.Be sure to set the date and time to the currentdate and time.


DATE 2003-01-01TIME 00:00:00DATE DISPLAY TYPE YYYY-MM-DDDATE & TIME DISPLAY ONSTATUS DISPLAY ONOSD POSITION T/L


CHANGING TIME INTO THE PAST CAUSES DELETION OF THE ORIGINAL DATACORRESPONDING TO OVERLAPPING TIME!

PROCEED?

YESNO

NoteNoteVoice will be recorded at the speed of 24 Kbps irrespective of image recording picture rate. But, the audio data can not be recorded as long as the PICTURE RATE is set to below 10.00FPS for NTSC and below 8.33FPS for PAL respectively. For recording the audio data, please set the PICTURE RATE to above 15.00FPS for NTSCand above 12.50FPS for PAL respectively.

RECORD MODE SETUP

PICTURE QUALITY HIGHPICTURE RATE 30.00FPSDISK END MODE CONTINUEDISK END BUZZER OFF


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NoteNote

The following table shows how long it takes to fill up 40GB and 80GB HDD for each fieldrate when the image signal is NTSC and PAL respectively.(The recording time for each field rate may slightly vary depending on the type of inputimage signal.)

➂ DISK END MODE (In case of no margin in the HDD space)

- If you set to STOP, the system will pause recording when the HDD is full of data and the message, “HDD FULL ” will pop up.

- If you set it to CONTINUE , recording is kept on overwriting current recording data to former recorded data. Overwriting is started from the old section of stored data.

Time-Lapse Mode

Very High High Standard Low

40GB 80GB 40GB 80GB 40GB 80GB 40GB 80GB

30.00 FPS - - 18.5 hr 37.0 hr 24.7 hr 49.4 hr 37.0 hr 74.1 hr

15.00 FPS 18.5 hr 37.0 hr 30.9 hr 61.7 hr 49.4 hr 98.8 hr 74.1 hr 148.1 hr







25.00 FPS - - 18.5 hr 37.0 hr 29.6 hr 49.4 hr 37.0 hr 74.1 hr








NTSC

PAL

Picture Rate

NoteNote If you set the DISK END mode to STOP, the HDD free space capacity will be displayed but if you set the mode to CONTINUE, such capacity will not be displayed.

➃ DISK END BUZZERIt will be activated when you set the DISK END mode to STOP to enable setup.

If set to ON, the Buzzer will sound when the HDD is full during the recording; if set to

OFF, the Buzzer will not sound. [ON/OFF]

2003-01-1213:43:42HDD FULL!

RECORD MODE SETUP

PICTURE QUALITY HIGHPICTURE RATE 30.00FPSDISK END MODE STOPDISK END BUZZER OFF

HDD FREE SPACE : 99%


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Reservation Record Setup

The following illustrates the intial setting of the TIMER RECORD SETUP menu.

Reservation Recording function is a functionwhich enables recording automatically when youare not at home, you could set the system toimplement recording at desired day of the week,desired time duration. At first, locating cursor tothe timer column with OFF and set it to ON,then select desired day of the week at DAYcolumn, after that input recording start time andend time to start and end column respectively. If you set DAY to SUN~SAT,ReservationRecording set up items will be applied to designated day only, If you set ALL, ReservationRecording set up items will be applied to all day of the week. And, if you set M~F,Reservation Recording set up items will be applied just to Monday through Friday.If you setup the RESERVE RECORDING and escape from the MENU, the iconindicating RESERVE RECORDING was successfully reserved will pop up. Then the iconwill pop up at the reserved time while recording begins. To stop recording intentionally,push the STOP/ENTER( ) button. Thus, the recording is stopped. Available numbersof Reservation Recording are up to by 24. PICTURE RATE determines FIELD RATE ofReservation Recording, at that time of Reservation Recording start.

TIMER RECORD SETUP

TIMER DAY START END01 OFF OFF --:-- --:--02 OFF OFF --:-- --:--03 OFF OFF --:-- --:--04 OFF OFF --:-- --:--05 OFF OFF --:-- --:--06 OFF OFF --:-- --:--

❷❿ :MOVE :SELECT MENU:EXIT

6Alarm Record Setup

The following illustrates the intial setting of the ALARM RECORD SETUP menu.

① ALARM ENABLETo set whether to start recording or not when alarmgo off. If you want to start recording when alarming,set it ON, if not set it OFF. If you exit the menu aftersetting ON for ALARM ENABLE, system startsrecording whenever alarm go off. To stop therecording started by alarm intentionally, push theSTOP/ENTER( )button.[ON/OFF]

② ALARM DETECT TYPESet to N. C. (Normally Close) when the alarm input is Active High, and set to N.O.(Normally

Open) when the alarm input is Active Low. [N.C./N.O.]

➂ ALARM BUZZERSet to ON to have the system activate the Buzzer when a motion is deteced in the inputvideo or when alarm occurs, or set to OFF to keep the Buzzer inactive. [ON/OFF]

➃ ALARM TIMEIt determines the time of alarm recording from 10 second (OFF) to 5 minutes when the systemdetects any movement or alarm in the input image.If you set it to AUTO , alarm recording will be implemented during the alarm-generatingsignal is in active state.[5MINUTE/4MINUTE/3MINUTE/2MINUTE/1MINUTE/30SECOND/20SECOND/10SECOND/AUTO]

➄ ALARM PICTURE RATEIt sets the main alarm recording field rate. In case of NTSC as the input image signal, up to30 FPS can be recorded and in case of PAL, up to 25 FPS can be recorded.But, in case of recording after setting PICTURE QUALITY to VERY HIGH , you couldrecord 15.00 FPS max for NTSC and 12.50 FPS max for PAL.1) NTSC


2) PAL[25.00FPS/12.50FPS/8.33FPS/6.25FPS/5.00FPS/2.50FPS/1.00FPS/0.50FPS]

ALARM RECORD SETUP

ALARM ENABLE OFFALARM DETECT TYPE NCALARM BUZZER OFFALARM TIME 10 secALARM PICTURE RATE 30.00FPS


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➃ DEFAULT SETUP (Resetting the system to the initial status at the time offactory shipment)If you set this to ON and terminate the menu, allthe setting data will return to the original onesthat the system had just out of the factory.Despite, the HDD data will be left intact.[ON/OFF]

Then, if you press the MENU key to return to theMENU, the system will confirm again as follows.If you set this to YES and input the password, allthe setting value will be deleted.

⑤ VIDEO INPUT PORT(INPUT selection)Input supports Composite video input having BNC terminal.Also, it is possible to select S-VHS input. [COMPOSITE/S-VHS]

➅ VIDEO SOURCEIt supports coupling with MULTIPLEXER.In case of 1 channel, it can be selected and used to CAMERA.[MULTIPLEXER/CAMERA]

⑦ VIDEO LOSS BUZZERYou can turn the BUZZER ON or OFF when encountering Video input signal LOSS.[ON/OFF]

LOAD DEFAULT SETUP

Do you want to reload defaultsettings

YESNO

8System Setup

The following illustrates the intial setting of the SYSTEM SETUP menu.

① PASSWORDSetting password of system. You can input a

password from 4 characters to 8 characters, initial

setting value is Left( ), Right( ), Up( )

and Down( ) of direction key.

② PASSWORD LOCKIf you set this to ON, you can ask for a password, which is set in the PASSWORD, each

time the MENU button is pressed or the recording lock cancellation is attempted during the

recording, and stop the respective operation if wrong password is entered. If set to OFF, you

do not have to enter password for each case metioned above. [ON/OFF]

➂ CLEAR ALL DATA (Deleting all HDD data)If you set this to ON and terminate the menu, thesystem will delete all the data of the HDD. [ON/OFF]Then, if you press the MENU key to return to theMENU, the system will confirm again as follows. Ifyou set this to YES and input the password, all datawill be deleted.

CautionCaution

Once deleted, the data can not be retrieved for ever. Please check again before youpress the CLEAR ALL DATA.

CautionCaution

In case you forget your password, please reset the factory and the password will returnto the initial default value.Please refer to Page 3-2, FACTORY RESET for the detailed factory resetting method.

CLEAR ALL DATA

This operation will clear allrecorde data. System must restart

to complete this operationContinue?

YESNO


PASSWORD ********PASSWORD LOCK OFFCLEAR ALL DATA OFFDEFAULT SETUP OFFVIDEO INPUT PORT CompositeVIDEO SOURCE MULTIPLEXERVIDEO LOSS BUZZER ON


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When implementing copy without

MEMORY STICK, following messages are

appeared.

If you choose OK, Copy Device is notavailable message is appeared.

Also, in case of capacity of MEMORY

STICK is less than the size of copy-wished

data, a message Not enough space on copydevicemeaning storage space of storage

device is not enough, is appeared. In this

case, you should reduce the time of copying

or exchange the MEMORY STICK having

larger capacity.

➅ DELETE ALLDelete all copied images.

Confirmation message is appeared asking to

delete the data in MEMORY STICK as

below.

If you choose YES, Files are deletedmessage, which means deletion of the data

in MEMORY stick, is appeared.

No media!

OK

This will delete all files in themedia. Proceed?

YESNO

IMAGE COPY


COPY ON MEMORY STICKDELETE ALLCopy device is not available


IMAGE COPY


COPY ON MEMORY STICKDELETE ALLNot enough space on copy device❷ :MOVE :SELECT MENU:EXIT

IMAGE COPY


COPY ON MEMORY STICKDELETE ALLFiles are deleted❷ :MOVE :SELECT MENU:EXIT

9Image Copy & Play Setup

The IMAGE COPY has the following menu items.

The IMAGE COPY copy or play recorded imagesthrough the MEMORY STICK.Put the cursor in the FROM row and press theENTER button ( )

① REC FROMRecording start time for the very first data stored in HDD

② REC TORecording end time for the very last data stored in HDD

➂ FROMThe beginning of the image for IMAGE COPY Set the year/month/day/hour/minute/second of the FROM.

➃ TOThe end of the image for IMAGE COPY Set the year/month/day/hour/minute/second of the END.

➄ COPY ON MEMORY STICK Selected block for IMAGE COPY Select the COPY ON MEMORY STICK.Then, IMAGE COPY will start with the following messages.

< IMAGE COPY Procedure >

- Searching copy : Searches the MEMORY STICK Device.- Searching image data : Searches the image data to be copied.- Preparing copy : Prepares IMAGE COPY.- COPYING............. ( 0% ~100% ) : Displays the progress ratio from 0% to

100%.- Closing copy device : Terminates IMAGE COPY.- Copy is completed : Compiles the copied image into an execu

tion file.

IMAGE COPY

FROM 2003-01-01 00:00:01TO 2003-01-01 00:00:01

PROGRESS

COPY ON MEMORY STICKDELETE ALL


CautionCautionYou should press the MENU(MENU) to return to the MENU after you see the

message "Copy is completed". Then, you should take out the MEMORY STICK to

prevent data from being damaged during play

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- PRINTYou may print out the screen during replay or being paused.

- SAVEYou can capture and save the screen during replay or being paused. Press the SAVE button, determine the position and name of the file to be saved. All data will be saved in bmp files.

- RECORDDisplays the start and finish time of data backup.

- ENCRYPTIONIndicates if the copied data has been modulated from the data stored in the system. If it reads WRONG, the copied data has been modulated.

- TIMEIndicates the time of the data in current replay.

- IMAGE SEARCH SLIDE BARIndicates the position of the data in current replay with reference to the whole data.

- PLAYBACK FUNCTION BUTTONYou can handle all the data play functions including PLAY, REVERSE, PAUSE, FF, and FR. You can also see frame by frame and go to either the beginning or end.

- BRIGHTNESS CONTROL SLIDE BARYou can control the screen brightness. If you press the REFRESH button by the slide bar, the brightness will return to the initial default.

- OSD BUTTONDisplays the screen OSD informatin during replay or pause. Every time you press this button, it will display and hide the TIME information in turn.

Copied image can be played as below.

Separate the MEMORY STICK from SHR-1010.

(* You should press the MENU( ) to return to the MENU after you see the

message "Copy is completed". Then, you should take out the MEMORY

STICK to prevent data from being damaged during the play.)

Insert the image-copied memory stick into the PC-connected memory stick reader.

Double click the image-copied files to execute the following programs.

You don’t need to install any kind of program to look at copied image file.

The player program is included in the copted image.

CautionCautionPlease be careful because all stored data are deleted at once.

CautionCautionPlease use 8MB~128MB as a memory stick for image copy.

11System Information

Here comes the initial setup procedure of the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu.

It reveals the basic system information.The CAPACITY(GB) displays the whole HDDspace(GB : Giga Byte).The VERSION displays the software version of thesystem.SYSTEM LOG shows all of the system motions inthe order of date and time.

SYSTEM INFORMATION

CAPACITY(GB) 39.79 VERSION 1.00SYSTEM LOG

:SELECT MENU:EXIT

SYSTEM LOG

Page 1/422001-09-24 00:00:52 Setup Begin2001-09-24 00:07:38 Playback End2001-09-24 00:11:56 Playback Begin2001-09-24 00:23:24 Playback End2001-09-24 00:39:12 Playback Begin2001-09-24 01:47:06 Playback End2001-09-24 02:52:10 Playback Begin2001-09-24 02:55:37 Playback End❷ :MOVE MENU:EXIT

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Here comes the initial setup procedure of the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP menu.

① Set the REMOTE CONT to ON. [ON/OFF]

② Set up the UNIT ID . [0~99]

➂ Set up the data transmission speed for the

RS-232C communication at the BAUD RATE(data transmission speed).

[300/600/1,200/2,400/4,800/9,600/19,200/38,400/57,600/115,200]

➃ Set up the DATA BIT . [7/8]

➄ Set up the STOP BIT. [1/2]

➅ Set up the PARITY . [NONE/ODD/EVEN]

REMOTE CONTROL SETUP

REMOTE CONT OFFUNIT ID 0BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8STOP BIT 1PARITY None


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② Recording StopPlease press the STOP button ( ) to

stop recording.

Then, the RECORD button( ) lamp is

out, the screen will enter the LIVE mode and

the recording will be paused.

NoteNote

Pressing the menu button during recording will not help to show the menu screen.

To view the menu screen, please stop recording.

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Basic Record

① CURRENT IMAGE RECORDPress the RECORD( ) button to record

current image. If doing so, the light of the

RECORD( ) button turns on and record

starts while following message appears on the

screen. Settings related with record are done in

the RECORD MODE SETUP menu.

Recording stops when image signal supply is suspended.But if the image signal supply resumes later, the system will recognize immediately and startrecording again.Nevertheless, the system will take no action for recording if you don't transmit any imagesignal to the input port and press the RECORD button( ).

2003-01-0100:00:01

NoteNote

The system does not support recording in the PLAYBACK screen.- When you stays in the menu, you can not record if you press the RECORD button( ). - Consequently, you should get out of the menu before recording.

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Reservation Record Setup

You can enter the day, time for the timer recording in the TIMER RECORD SETUP menu

so that the recording will be made on the set day for the set amount of time.

Reservation Record Cancel

If the system is not in the timer recording mode, in order to cancel the timer recording, set

the TIMER row of the line you want to cancel to OFF in one of the timer recording list set

in the TIMER RECORD SETUP menu.

However, to stop recording implemented by Reservation Recording intentionally, push the

STOP/ENTER( ) button, then the recording is stopped. To stop recording completely,

enter the Reservation Recording menu and set the appropriate TIMER item to OFF.

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Recording Alarm

Recording Alarm

You will see the alarm input port(ALARM IN) in

the external in/out port behind the SHR-1010

system.

You should connect ALARM IN to the alarm

output port of external products like Multiplexer.

(For the details, please refer to p.2~3

"3. System Connection for Alarm Recording".)

Now, you should set the ALARM ENABLE in

the ALARM RECORD SETUP menu to ON.

Once recording starts, the following message appears on the screen to instruct alarm

recording is in action.

Release of Alarm Record

If the system is not in the alarm recording mode, in order to cancel the alarm recording

mode, set the ALARM ENABLE and MOTION DETECTION of the ALARM

RECORD SETUPmenu to OFF. When you push the STOP button in alarm activating

state, Alarm( ) icon is disappeared. If you push the STOP button once more at this

time, REC() is stopped.

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Upper Menu Move and Menu End

Press the MENU button to move from the lower menu to the upper menu or end menu.

Each Menu Item

① CLOCK/DISPLAY MODE SETUP ② ALARM EVENT SEARCH

DATE/TIME SEARCH

RECORD FROM 2003-01-01 09:22:31TO 2003-01-30 15:33:23

GO TO 2003-01-14 13:42:26

❷:CHANGE❿:MOVE :GO MENU:CANCEL

ALARM EVENT SEARCH

EVENT NO. 3/32001-05-11 09:23:55 AI2001-05-14 15:22:13 AI2001-05-14 15:30:00 AI

❷❿:MOVE :SELECT MENU:EXIT

CautionCaution

- When you go into the DATE & TIME SEARCH menu, the current date and timewill be displayed by the DATE and TIME fields. Enter the desired date and time tosearch the recorded data.

- As the system contains no data in the HDD at factory shipment, you are not ableto view the list in the ALARM EVENT SEARCH menu.

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Retrieval Menu Enter

Press the MENU button( ) for searching the

data recorded at the state of playing.

If doing so, following screen appears.

Menu Move

Use the UP( ) or DOWN( ) button to move to the desired menu item. At this time,

a highlighted cursor is shown by the selected item. Then, press the STOP/ENTER

( ) button to go into a sub-menu. In the sub-menu, you can enter enquiries for data

search or select and play back the desired data from the list of recorded data.

Retrieval Condition Enter and List Item Select

In the DATE & TIME SEARCH or ALARM EVENT SEARCH menu, you can input

conditions for data searching and select it. The method of inputting search condition or

selecting one from the list is the same as general menu.

NoteNote

- Recorded data Search is available only in the play mode- If in in the playback mode, when you try to search the recorded data to play back, a

newly searched data is played back regardless of which data has previosly been playedback.

- While the user is in the menu, pressing the SEARCH button will not take you to thesearch menu. To go into the search menu, first exit the menu.

SEARCH MENU

DATE & TIME SEARCHALARM EVENT SEARCH

❷ :MOVE :ENTER MENU:EXIT

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Among the data recorded in HDD, the list of

recorded data generated by alarm is displayed based

on recording start time.

NoteNote

If the list of the recorded data cannot be shown in a screen, you can use the LEFT( ) or RIGHT( ) button to view the list in pages. Press the LEFT( ) buttonto move to the previous page, or press the RIGHT( ) button to move to the nextpage.

ALARM EVENT SEARCH

EVENT NO. 3/32001-05-11 09:23:55 AI2001-05-14 15:22:13 AI2001-05-14 15:30:00 AI

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Date and Time Search

GO TO :

Press the LEFT or RIGHT button ( / ) untilyou reach the year/month/day/hour/minute/second forsearch and press the UP or DOWN button ( / )until you reach the year/month/day/hour/minute/secondfor setup. Press the ENTER button ( ) to move to the partfor searching and still the image.Press the PB/STILL button ( ) to play the partfor searching as a light blinks.Press the STOP button ( ) to stop playing.The following screen appears when you press thePB/STILL button ( ).The date and time at the bottom of the screen displayswhen the current data in play was recorded.

If there is no recorded DATA following your designateddate and time searching, NO DATA message isappeared on the blue colored screen as below

2003-01-01 00:00:01

DATE/TIME SEARCH

RECORD FROM 2003-01-01 09:22:31TO 2003-01-30 15:33:23

GO TO 2003-01-14 13:42:26

2003-01-01 00:00:01NO DATA

PB/STILL

PB/STILL

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If you press the PB/STILL button( ), a lamp

will be on and the system will be temporarily

suspended with the following screen.

If you press the LEFT or RIGHT button( / ),

the system will vary its play speed in both forward

and backward directions, LITTLE HIGH, NORMAL,

VERY HIGH, and DOUBLE. The current speed will

appear at the bottom of the screen.

Pressing the RIGHT button( ) at the double

speed accelerates the play speed while pressing the

LEFT button( ) decelerates the play speed on the

contrary.

To play back again, pres the PB/STILL ( ) button.

NoteNotePressing the menu button during recording will not help to show the menu screen.To view the menu screen, please stop playing.If you press the MENU button( ) during play, the following screen will appear.For the details, please see Chapter 5. Searching and Playing .

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SEARCH MENUDATE & TIME SEARCHALARM EVENT SEARCH

❷:MOVE :ENTER MENU:EXIT

View by Field

To view the still screen for each field in both forward and backward directions, you should

press the UP or DOWN button( / ) while the system is paused. Voice will not be

available for the still screen by the field. You should press the PB/STILL button( )

for replay.

PB/STILL

PB/STILL

PB/STILL

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Press the PB/STILL( ) button to immediately

play back the data recorded on the HDD. Then, the

PB/STILL ( ) button lights up, the following

screen appears, and the beginning of the recorded

data is played back in turn.

Press the STOP button ( ) to suspend play. If

you press the PB/STILL button( ), the system

will replay the data from the point where the play

was suspended before. When the system reads and

plays the last data of the HDD, the system will play

no more data and the screen will remain still. If you

press the PB/STILL button( ), the system will

play the data from the beginning.

NoteNote- Play is available only when the system is in the live screen mode.

- While the user is in the menu, pressing the PLAY( ) button will not start theplayback. To start the playback, first exit the menu.

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❿

PB/STILL

PB/STILL

PB/STILL

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1Product Standards

Rated Voltage INPUT : AC 100 ~ 250V, 50/60 Hz

OUTPUT : DC 12V, 2.5A

Power Consumption 25W

HDD 40 GB or 80 GB

BACKUP Memory Stick I/F for Image copy

Video Input Composite Video, BNC Jack - 1CH (1.0 Vp-p, 75Ω) S-VHS Video

Video Output Composite Video, BNC Jack - 1CH (1.0 Vp-p, 75Ω) S-VHS Video

Audio Input RCA Jack - 1 CH (-8 dBm, 600Ω)

Audio Output RCA Jack - 1 CH (-6 dBm, 600Ω)

Video Compression Method Motion JPEG

Audio Compression Method G.726 (24 Kbps)

Video Resolution 720 x 480 [NTSC], 720 x 566 [PAL]

Picture Quality Very High/High/Standard/Low

Recording Field Rate 30 ~ 0.50 Fields/sec [NTSC], 25 ~ 0.50 Fields/sec [PAL]

Alarm Record Time 10, 20, 30 sec, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 min

Remote Control RS-232

Operation Temperature 0 °C ~ 40 °C

Storage Temperature -20 °C ~ 60 °C

Operating Humidity 20% ~ 85% RH

Storage humidity 20% ~ 95% RH

Size (WxHxD) 390(W) x 88(92)(H) x 290(D) mm

Weight Approx. 5.0 Kg

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Trouble

- Abnormal recording and playing after connected to the Multiplexer

- No voice during play

- The screen trembles vertically during play.

- Interval between image and voice during play

- Garbled screen during play

Check Points

- Check the connection between Multiplexer imageoutput port and system image signal input port and between Multiplexer image signal input port and system image signal output port.

- Check the connection between system trigger output port(Trigger Out) and Multiplexer.

- For the details of the Multiplexer, please refer to the Multiplexer User's Manual.

- The audio data can not be recorded as long as the PICTURE RATE is set to below 10.00FPS for NTSC and below 8.33FPS for PAL respectively. For recording the audio data, please set the PICTURE RATE to above 15.00FPS for NTSC and above 12.50FPS for PAL respectively.

- No voice will be supplied to the Still screen or Play mode at high or low speed.

- Screen trembling often occurs during recording or playing at high or low speed, which is a normal symptom.

- Absolutely normal according to the system standard

- This device can transmit both NTSC and PAL signals to the input image signal.

- If the current system is initialized to the PAL signal though the recorded data in the past was the NTSC signal or vice versa, the screen will be garbled by recording the previous data whatever because both signals are different with each other. For the normal data retrieving, you should turn off the system, connect the signal of the same kind as recorded earlier to the input port, and reboot the system. Then, data retrieval will be performed in normal condition.

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1Check Points before Call Service Center

If the system malfunctions, please check the following instruction before you call the servicecenter or the shop where you bought the system.

Trouble

- Unable to supply power.- The POWER LED in front of the

system remains off and the systemis not running

- After power supply, the screen is all black.

- After booting, the screen is all blue

- After power supply, no further progress available after booting menu screen

- No voice

- Unable to record.- The RECORD button ( ) can't

activate recording.

Check Points

- Check the power cable connection behind the system, power supply.

- Check the power cable connection of the system and monitor and power supply.

- Check the connection between camera output port and system image signal input port and between monitor image signal input port and system image signal output port.

- Check the camera output.- Check the BNC Cable connected to the system.

- Please call the service center or the shop where you bought the product for investigation or repair.

- Check the connection between microphone voice output port and system voice signal input port and between monitor voice signal input port and system voice signal output port.

- Check the voice signal output.- Check the connected cable.

- Without input signal, the system can't perform recording.Please check if the camera output port is well connected.

- If you the DISK END MODE of the RECORD MODE SETUP menu to STOP, the system will display the HDD free space. If the free space is displayed 0%, the system will not commence recording.

- If you want to start recording as it is like above, you shall set the DISK END MODE of the RECORD MODE SETUP menu to CONTINUE and press the RECORD button (REC).

- To start recording while the DISK END MODE is set to STOP, you should set the CLEAR ALL DATA in SYSTEMSETUP menu to ON and terminate the menu. Then, all the current data will be deleted. Now, you should press the RECORD button( ) to start recording. However, as the deleted data can not be recovered by all means, you should check again before deleting.

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APPENDICES

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Q & A

Question

- Does recording continues after power cut during recording.

- What would become of the system if disconnected with the input image signal during recording?

- When system is in Reservation Recording state, how to stop the recording intentionally?

- What to do when I forget the system password?

Answer

- Without power supply, the system can't perform recording. But if the system was recording before power cut, it will resume recording upon power supply.

- Without connection with the input image signal, the system can't keep recording. But the system will resume recording upon the supply of normal input image signal.

- Push the STOP( ) button.

- In case you forget your password, please reset the factory and the password will return to the initial default value.Please refer to Page 3-2, FACTORY RESET for the detailed factory resetting method.

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