10-8 Video HD4SD Instruction Manual
2016r1
Installation / User Manual
10-8 HD4SD
4-Ch Dual SD HD MDVR
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Contents
Safety
Installation Safety 6
Avoid Electric Shock and Fire 7
Transport & Handling 7
Daily Operation 7
Product Overview
Product Description 8
Features 8
Specications
Technical Specications 9
Electrical Specications 11
System Schematic
Introduction to Mainframe 12
Hardware: Installation
DVR Remote Control 14
Device and Installation 15
DVR: Setup
Software Settings Overview 24
Software General Setup 25
Step1: BasicSetup 25
Step2: SetDate&Time 26
Step3: SetVehicleInfo 27
Step4: UserSetup 28
Step5: DisplaySetup 29
Software Recording Setup 30
Step1: EntertheRecordingSetupInterface 30
Step2: RecordBasicSetupInterface 31
Step3: ChannelMode 32
Step4: Sub-StreamSetup(WiFiOptionOnly) 34
Step5: RecordingSchedule 35
Alarm Setup 36
Step1: EntertheAlarmSetupinterface. 36
Step2: SensorSetup 37
Step3: SpeedSetup 38
Step4: G-SensorSetup 39
Step5: TemperatureSetup(NOTcurrentlyused) 40
Step6: MotionDetectionSetup(NOTcurrentlyused) 41
Step7: LinkageSetup 42
Software: Conguration
Conguration 44
Step1: CongurationManagement 44
Step2: FormaingSDCards 45
Step3: LogSearch 46
Search and Replay Recordings 47
Software: System Information
System Information 48
Appendix
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions 50
GPS Related Problems 51
CMS Related Problems 52
Reference Tables 54
10-8 HD4SD Memory Space Reference 54
Tools Required for 10-8 HD4SD Installation 55
10-8 HD4SD Additional Parts Needed 56
Revision History 57
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1. Toextendthelifeoftheproduct,installitinaplacefreeof,orwith
minimalvibration.
2. Toensureproperheatdissipation,installtheDVRinawellventilated
area(suchasatrunk).Keepotherobjectsatleast6inchesaway.
3. Handleallcomponentswithcare.Inspectregularlyfordamageto
componentsandcabling.
4. Installthedevicehorizontallyandprotectedfromwater,humidity
andlightning.
5. Donotdropthedevice.
6. Donotapplyexcessiveforcetoanyofthecomponentscontained
withinthiskit.
7. Pleasefollowtheproceduresfromthisinstallationmanual.
Safety
Improper installation or modication of this product shall void all
warranties.
Excessive force used before, during or after installation that
results in a damaged or non-functional part shall void all
warranties.
Daily Operation
You,asthedriver,aresolelyresponsibleforthesafeoperationofyour
vehicleandthesafetyofyourpassengersaccordingtotheUSandlocal
tracregulations.
Avoid Electric Shock and Fire
1. Thisdeviceusesa8V-36VDCpowersupply.Pleasenotethepositive
andnegativeterminalsduringinstallationtopreventashortcircuit.
2. Powerothedevicebeforeconnectinganyperipheral.
3. DoNOTtouchthepowersupplyordevicewithwethands.
4. DoNOTsprayanyliquidonthedevicetopreventaninternalshort
circuitorre.
5. DoNOTplaceanyotherdevicedirectlyontopofthecamera(s).
6. DoNOTdisassemblethehousingwithoutauthorizationtoavoid
damage,electricalshockorpossibledeath.
Transport & Handling
1. Topreventdamagetothedeviceduringtransport,handlethedevice
withcare.Theoriginalpackingmaterialsandboxaresuggested.
2. Powerthedeviceobeforehandlingorreplacingaparttoprevent
anydamage.
10-8 Video cannot accept any responsibility whatsoever for accidents
resulting from failure to observe these precautions or safety instructions.
WARNING: Do not use any features of this system to the
extent it distracts you from safe driving. Your rst priority
while driving should always be the safe operation of your
vehicle.
Installation Safety
WARNING: This product utilizes high voltage. Any
unauthorized modications or damage to the products may
result in electrical shock.
10-8 Video, or its branches are not liable in full or in part for
improper installation resulting in loss or damage to your property,
or for voiding all or part of the vehicle manufacturer’s warranty.
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Product Overview Specications
Product Description
The10-8HD4SDisadualSDcardHDMDVRespeciallydesignedforuse
invehicles.Iffeaturesfour(4)channelsofD1/960H/720Pvideoandaudio
recordingandplayback,four(4)channelsofAHD720Pandonechannel
ofIPCHDvideoviaafullframerecordingcamera.Italsoutilizesoneof
themostadvancedH.264videoencoding/decodingcodecsintheindustry
today.
ThemobileMDVRispoweredbyanARMDSPfastdual-coreprocessor
runningonanembeddedLinuxOS.Italsofeatures3G/4Gnetwork
capabilities,GPS,WiFi,fail-safeprotection,HDDshockabsorption,HDD
heatingandawidevoltagerange.
Allofthesefeatures,alongwithitseasy-to-useandpowerfulinterface
software,givesthe10-8HD4SDexcellentfunctionality,scalability,stability
andmakesitagreatvalue.Proofofthisisitsextensiveuseinpublicbuses,
logisticvehicles,schoolbuses,policecars,nancialconvoytrucksandfuel
tankers.
Features
• H.264videocompressionencodingsupported,PAL:100fps@AHD720P
• 4ChannelsofD1/960H/AHD720Psimultaneousaudio&videorecording/replay.
• 4-wayAHD720P&1-wayIPC1080PHDcamerawithfull-framerecording.
• Aircushioningsystemprovidingreliabilityandstronganti-shockproperties.
• 8-seconddelayrecordingincaseofpowerfailure.
• Builtin3G/4Gnetwork,GPSWiFi(optional)
• Supportstwo(2)SDcards-each128GBcapacity.
• Scaleswellwith1RS485interfaceand2RS232interfaces.
• 8V-36Vwidevoltagesupply,12VPOEpowersupplysupported
• Goodshockresistance,easyinstallationand360°installationsupported.
• High/lowtemperatureresistant,operatesfrom-13°Fto+158°F.
Technical Specications
Item Parameter Description
System
Language English
Operating
Interface Graphical user interface
Password
& Security User password and Admin password management
Video
Video Input
• 4-channel analog video input
• 4 available channels of D1/960H/AHD 720P composite video
inputs
• Or 4 composite video inputs
Video Output 2 Video outputs (1 - φ3.5 phone jack & 1 - 24PIN connector)
Video Display 1~4 Screens supported
Video Standard PAL or NTSC
Image
Compression H.264 encoding supported , PAL: 100fps@AHD 720P
Audio
Audio Input 4 Audio inputs
Audio Output 2 Audio outputs (1 - φ3.5 phone jack & 1 - 24PIN connector)
Recording
Mode Synchronous video & audio recording
Image
Processing
and Storage
Local
Recording Resolution D1/960H/720P optional
Network
Transmission Resolution CIF/QCIF optional
Video
Streaming
Standard
ISO14496-10
Video Code
Rate
CIF: 1536Kbps~128Kbps
D1: 2048Kbps~400Kbps
960H: 2048Kbps~400Kbps
720P: 4096Kbps~400Kbps
Eight (8) picture quality levels are available with level 1 being the
highest and level 8 being the lowest
Audio Bit Rate 8Kb/s
Storage Two SD cards supported, 128GB for each
Specications
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Specications
Technical Specications (Continued)
Item Parameter Description
Alarm
Alarm Input Eight (8) alarm inputs. You can set the lower level alarm
(1V or below) or upper level alarm (5V or above)
Alarm Output One alarm output, the higher level of this output is up to 12V
Communication
Interface
RS485
Interface One (1) RS485 interface supported
RS232
Interface Two (2) RS232 interfaces supported
Wireless
3G Built-in 3G (HSDPA/EVDO/TD-CDMA) module (optional)
4G Optional built-in 4G communications module
(FDD-LTE/TDD-LTE optional)
WIFI Built-in WiFi module
GPS Writeable code stream such as built-in GPS modules, GPS coordinates, GPS rate
supported; in addition, wireless uploading is possible (optional)
Acceleration
Sensor External and built-in acceleration sensor G-sensor (optional)
Supporting
Software
PC Playback
Analysis
Play back video le in PC and analyze vehicle information in the
le
CMS The centralized management software can preview, upload and
center command issuance and parameter conguration
Software
Upgrade This device can be upgraded through its USB 2.0 interface and the CMS
Electrical Specications
Item Parameter Description
Power Supply +8~+36V
8V~36V, Check that the power supply is working within this
range before use; if it is supplied with more than 36V for a
prolonged period. it may damage the device.
Power Output 12V 12V(+/-0.2V), max current: 3A
ACC Detection ≤4V Power off
≥5V Power on
Video Input
Impedance 75Ω Each video input impedance: 75Ω
Video Output
Voltage 2Vp~p 2VP~P CVBS output analog signal which should be adapted by
75Ω of input impedance from the display unit.
I/O Interface 1V or below Low level alarm
5V or above High level alarm
Working
Temperature -13°F~158°F In a well-ventilated place
Outline
Dimensions
Mainframe 170mm(W) x 50mm(H) x 142mm(L)
6-11/16in(W) x 2in (H) x 5-5/8in(L)
Including
Protective
Cover
170mm(W) x 50mm(H) x 187mm(L)
6-11/16in(W) x 2in (H) x 7-3/8in(L)
Specications
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System Schematic
NOTE: Actual camera appearance may vary from illustration.
Introduction to Mainframe
FIG. 1
DVR Mainframe
FIG. 2
DVR Mainframe Schematic
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Device and Installation
1. Installation
FIG. 2
DVR Remote
FIG. 3
Electronic Lock
DVR Remote Control
Menu
Up
Left
Right
Down
Return to Previous
Menu
Information
Enter/Select
2 Camera
Split Screen
Cancel
SD Card Info
Play
Pause
Stop
Fast Forward
Rewind
Button Function
Info Check Information
Quad
1,2,3,4
While in the monitor view use the Quad button to switch between the quad (4)
view(four views at once) and a single view. You can press 1/2/3/4 to display chan-
nel 1,channel 2, channel 3, and channel 4 respectively while in single view mode.
Retrn Return to the previous menu and nally exit from the setup menu to the monitoring
interface.
PLAY Press this button to start playing (search the video le to be played and select, then
press the button to play it)
Fast Forward Forward in four (4) modes: 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
Rewind Rewind in four (4) modes: 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X
F1 The F1 button starts a functionality test
Hardware: Installation
As indicated on the panel,
use the supplied key to turn
the electric lock clockwise to
unlockandopentheprotective
cover.
Turntheelectriclocklocatedonthefrontpanelcounter-
clockwisetounlockitandopentheprotectivecover.
Step 1: Open the protective cover.
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Hardware: Installation
FIG. 4
SIM and SD Card Insertion
FIG. 5
Closing The Protective Cover
The device will not power on unless the protective cover is
closed and the electronic lock is in the locked position.
Hardware Installation
Caution: Do not remove SD cards while the device is still on.
Data loss could occur.
Asindicatedonthepanel,installSDcardwithitsfaceupinto
itsslot.TwoSDcardsaresupported(maximum128GBforeach).
TheninserttheSIMcard(ifequipped)withitsfaceupandthe
“cut”forwardintotheSIMslotandpressitintoplace.Notethe
frontandbackfacewheninsertingtheSIMcard.
Dependinguponthedevice’scommunicationconguration,
installtherelatedSIMcardforeitherthe3Gor4Gcapabilitiesif
youhavepurchasedoneoftheseoptions.
AfteralltheSDcardsandSIMcardsareinstalled,pullthe
protectivecovertotherightsideandcloseit.Thenturnthe
electroniclockcounter-clockwisetolockit.Thedevicecannow
bepoweredon.
Step 2: Install SIM and SD card (FIG. 4) Step 3: Lock the electronic lock. (FIG. 4)
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Hardware: Installation
Hardware Installation
FIG. 6
Mainframe Dimensions and Mounting Hole Positions
GPS
WiFi 4G
TheMDVRcanbeinstalledinanydirection;thereisnoneed
foranypartofthedevicetobepointedinaspecicdirection.
InstalltheMDVRintoaconvenientlocationinsideyourvehicle
notingthemountingholepositionsinthediagrambelow
(FIG.6).
Eventhoughthedevicecanbemountedinanydirection,
mountingthedevicehorizontallywillensureitwillworkeven
underextremeconditions.Ahorizontalmountingwillhelp
protectitagainstwater,humidityandcondensationcollecting
inthehousingandcausingamotherboardshortcircuit.
Dependinguponyourdevice’soptions,connectthe
correspondingGPS,3G/4GandorWiFiantenna(s)totheir
correspondinginterface(s)(seeFIG.2)ontherearpanelofthe
MDVR.Keepyourwiresorganizedandarrangedproperlyto
maintainthemostoptimalsignalconditionsandtoprotectthe
signalfromexternalinterference.
Step 4: Installing the MDVR Step 5: Install the GPS, 3G/4G and/or WiFi Antenna
(if equipped)
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Hardware: Installation
Hardware Installation
FIG. 7
Power Supply Connector Cable
This terminal is connected to
the 6-pin power interface on
the rear panel of the MDVR.
SeeFIG.2foritslocation.
DC12-5A
12V 55AH
Positive
Negative
Yellow ACC
1. Check that the battery provides voltage between 8V~36V
before connection to prevent damage to the device.
2. Be aware of where each of the ends of each wire are after
you have connected it to the battery to prevent the cable
damaging the device from a short circuit.
3. We recommend connecting the yellow wire to the ignition
cable, otherwise the shutdown feature will not function
correctly.
4. We recommend connecting the device directly to the
vehicle’s battery. If this is not possible, connect to the
vehicle’s fuse box, bypassing the ground connection which
may inuence the normal operation of the MDVR due to
negative pulses.
5. The wire that connects the power cable harness to the
vehicle’s battery should be a minimum diameter of φ1.5mm
or above.
Connectthe6-pinwhiteplugtothe6-pinpowerinputport
ontherearpaneloftheMDVR.Theredandblackcablesare
directlyconnectedtothebaeryofthevehicle,i.e.positive
terminalandnegativeterminalrespectively,ortothemain
power.
TheyellowcableisconnectedtoACC,thevehiclecontrol
circuitswitch(usedtostartthevehicle’smotor).Theunitwill
automaticallypoweronwhenthecarkeyisintheONposition
andpowerowhenthekeyisintheOFFposition.
Whenthedeviceisnotinstalledinavehicle(suchasmonitoring
systemsinabusstation,logisticstransfer)orundertesting
conditions,youcanuseaswitchingpoweraboveDC12V-5Ato
supplytheMDVRthepropersignal.Inthiscase,twistthered
andyellowcablestogetherintoasinglecableandconnectitto
thepositiveterminal.Theblackcableisthenconnectedtothe
negativeterminalseparately.
Step 6: Connect the power cord.
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Hardware: Installation
Hardware Installation
Theover-speedalarmfeaturecanbeenabledbysimply
conguringseingsviatheSetup MenuAlarmSpeed.
AGPSsignalisrequiredtoproduceareadingtotriggerthe
alarm.
FIG. 8
Sensor I/O Cable Harness
FIG. 9
High Level Alarm Block Diagram
+12V
MDVR
SENSOR
SWITCH
Notethattheinputalarmwiresarelabeledastowherethey
willbeusedinatypicalinstallation:
Connecttobluewirefromwirelessmic
cradle
Connectto12vwirethatwillbe‘Hot’
whenemergencylightsareactivated.
Connecttoanunusedswitchinthe
controllerbox,orifneededamanual
switchwith12v.Thisistoallowthe
ocertoactivaterecording,asneeded,
withoutemergencyequipmentactivated.
Connecttothegreentriggerleadcoming
fromthewirelessmicchargecradle.
Blue‘Mic Trigger’:
Orange‘Lights’:
Orange‘Manual SW’:
Orange‘Wireless Mic’:
Thisproductfeaturestwovideooutputs(oneisaφ3.5phone
jackonthefrontpanelandtheotherisa24PINconnectorinthe
rear).
UsetherearA/Vcableformostmobileinstallations.
Step 8: Connect the alarm input and output cables.
Step 7: Connect the A/V Output Cable
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DVR: Setup
DVR: Setup
Software Settings Overview
Afterthepowersupplyisconnectedtothevehicle’sstartcircuit,ensure
thedevicewillautomaticallystartwhenthevehicleisstarted.Thisveries
thepowersupplyisproperlyconnectedtotheperipherals.
Afterthevehiclestarts,thesystemwillentertheQuad View.Hereyoucan
presstheLoginbuonontheremotecontroltoinputtheAdminpassword
(888888bydefault)toenterthesetupmenuandcongurerelatedseings.
Thesetuphasseven(7)optionsincluding:General,Record,Alarm,Tools,
Peripherals,SearchandSystemInfo(asshowninFIG 10).Thefollowing
sectionwillindividuallyintroduceindividualseings.
Software General Setup
FIG. 10
Setup Menu
FIG. 11
Basic Setup (General Options) Menu
FromtheSetupmenu,selecttheGeneral optionandpress
the“ENTER”buontoentertheGeneral interface,whereyou
cansetyourdesireddateandtime,vehicleinformation,user
management,networkanddisplay.
Step 1: Basic Setup
The 10-8 System will come pre-congured and suitable as-is for
most departments. The only settings that will need to be set is
the date/time for your area and the Vehicle Info screen.
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Step 2: Set Date & Time Step 3: Set Vehicle Info
IfGPStimingmode
isselected,thetime
willbeupdatedat
the“TimingTime”.
Youcanselect
timingmode/
ignitionmode.By
default,ignition
modeisused,where
youcansetthe
recordingdelaytime
aftershutdown.
Theserverwill
monitorandmanage
vehiclesthrough
devicenumber.
Whenvehicles
aremanagedvia
a3G/4Gnetwork,
pleaseensurethe
uniquenessofthe
devicenumber.
FIG. 12
Date/Time Setup Menu
FIG. 13
Vehicle Info Setup Menu
DVR: Setup (General)
DVR: Setup (General)
To ensure your option changes are saved when you are done,
move your cursor to the “Save” button and then press the
“Enter” button. 1. The report can be found in the CMS client only when the
mileage statistic is enabled.
2. To ensure your option changes are saved when you are
done, move your cursor to the “Save” button and then
press the “Enter” button.
FromtheGeneralmenu,select“Date & Time”toenterits
interface.
Pressthe“Return”buontoreturntotheGeneral menutothe
entertheVehicle Infomenu.Tofacilitateuniedmanagement
ofvehiclesontheserver,itisrecommendedtocompletelyllin
vehicleinformation.
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DVR: Setup (General)
DVR: Setup (General)
Pressthe“RETURN”buontoreturntotheGeneralmenuto
entertheUser Setupmenuandtoenablethepasswordfeature.
The original admin password is 888888. Ifthepasswordis
changedthepasswordwillberequiredwhenre-enteringthe
systemsetupmenu.
Pressthe“RETURN”buontoreturntotheGeneralmenuto
entertheDisplay Setupinterface.
SelectPAL/NTSCaccording
totheproperformatinyour
region.UseNTSCintheUS.
FIG. 14
Security Setup Menu
FIG. 15
Display Setup Menu
1. You can add or delete a user or set user permissions.
2. To ensure your option changes are saved when you are
done, move your cursor to the “Save” button and then
press the “Enter” button.
1. When viewing videos on the screen you can choose
whether to have the date & time, speed, HDD temperature,
vehicle number, I/O alarm state and GPS information on or
off during video recording or playback.
2. Select PAL/NTSC for the output format as required. To
ensure your option changes are saved when you are done,
move your cursor to the “Save” button and then press the
“Enter” button.
Step 4: User Setup Step 5: Display Setup
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DVR: Setup (Recording)
DVR: Setup (Recording)
Software Recording Setup
Pressthe“RETURN” buontwicetoreturntotheSetup Menu,
whereyoucancongurerecordingseings,includinggeneral
seings,maincode,sub-stream,recordingschedule,mirror
recording,SDrecordingandalarmrecording.
FromtheRecord Setup Menu,selecttheGeneraloptionsand
pressthe“ENTER”buontoentertheRecord Basic Setup
interface.Hereyoucanselectthedesiredrecordingmethod.
Step 1: Enter the Recording Setup Interface
Step 2: Record Basic Setup Interface
FIG. 16
Recording Setup Menu
FIG. 17
Recording Basic Setup Interface
1. When the alarm record option is selected, you can set the
pre-record time, alarm record delay time. alarm output time
and alarm lock time. When timing record is selected, you
MUST set the recording schedule (for details see Step 5).
2. It’s recommended to set the record segment time to
15/30 minutes due to read/write speed limitations of the
SD card.
Whenthisoption
isenabled,the
oldestvideoswill
beoverwrien
asneededwhen
SDspaceis
limited.Thissi
therecommended
seingsothatno
eventsaremissed.
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DVR: Setup (Recording)
DVR: Setup (Recording)
ThisproductisahybridHDvehicleMDVRallowing
connectionsfromvarioustypesofcameras.Table1shows
interfacedenitionsofvariousanalogcameras.Thestandard
interfaceisforIPcameras.Ausermustselectacameratype
accordingtothehardwareconnectionusedandcongurethe
propercorrespondingseingsinthesoftware.
Afterconnectingthecameraaccordingtotheabovemethods,gotothe
Setup menuRecord SetupChannel Modeinterface,whereyoucanset
videoresolution,framerate,picturequality,andaudiorecordingforeach
channel.
Connection Pin # Interface
Denition Pin # Interface
Denition
1 12V OUT 3 A-IN
2 GND 4 V-IN
Connection
Mode
Connection
Diagram Model 10-8 HD4SD
Connection of a single
analog camera
4 ways of D1/960H/720P AHD video inputs
available.
Mixed connection of
analog and network
cameras
Max 4 ways of 720P AHD video inputs + 1
way of IPC HD video inputs available, with
connection to a switch also possible.
Step 3: Channel Mode
To ensure your option changes are saved when you are done,
move your cursor to the “Save” button and then press the
“Enter” button.
1. Theframerateisadjusted
accordingtotheimage
format.Thehigherthe
framerate,thebeerthe
timelineswillbe.
PALisadjustablebetween
1-15framespersecond
(fps);NTSCisadjustable
between1-30fps.
2. Level8indicatesthe
lowestpicturequality.The
higherthepicturequality
is,theneerthevideo
denitionwillbe.
Table 1
Camera Connection Modes
Table 2
Software Settings
+
FIG. 18
Channel Mode Interface
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Pressthe“RETURN”buontoreturntotheRecord Setup
Menu, thenentertheSub-Streamseingsinterface.
Thisseingisdirectlyrelatedtodenitionanduidityof
thevideoontheCMSsoftware.Thehighertheresolution,
framerateandbitrateare,thebeerlookingthevideowill
be.However,thisrequiresmorestoragespace,memoryand
bandwidth.Sofar,3GnetworksallowonlytransmissionofCIF
inreal-time.CIFandQCIFcanbesetforeachsub-stream.
Pressthe“RETURN”buontoreturntotheRecord Setup
Menu, thenentertheRecording Scheduleseingsinterface.
If“Timing Record”mode(notcommonlyused)isselected
underRecord ModeintheGeneral Options,youmustsetthe
recordtimeframehere(twotimeframescanbeselected).
Step 4: Sub-Stream Setup (WiFi Option Only) Step 5: Recording Schedule
DVR: Setup (Recording)
DVR: Setup (Recording)
Youcanseteach
sub-streamtoa
xed-bitrate(CBR)or
VariableBitRate(VBR),
16-384bit/sratesare
available.
96bit/sisthedefault.
1. Either CIF or QCIF is optional for sub-stream resolution.
Currently, the maximum CIF real-time transmission
capabilities are only available via a 3G network.
2. To ensure your option changes are saved when you are
done, move your cursor to the “Save” button and then
press the “Enter” button.
1. The Recording Schedule can only be set when the
“Timing Record” mode is selected under Record Mode in
the General Options.
2. To ensure your option changes are saved when you are
done, move your cursor to the “Save” button and then
press the “Enter” button.
FIG. 19
Sub-Stream Setup Interface
FIG. 20
Recording Schedule Setup Interface
(to be set in timing record mode NOT recommended for Department use)
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Pressthe“RETURN”buontoreturntotheSetup Menu, and
selecttheAlarm Setupinterface.Hereyoucansetthesensor,
speed,acceleration,temperature,motiondetection,linkage
seingsandotheralarmmodes.Thealarmfeaturecanonlybe
usedwhenanexternalsensorisconnected.
Dierenttypesofrecordingsarecreateddependingwhich
alarmtypeyouchooseforeachalarmseing.
• Ifan“Event”isselectedforthealarmtype,anormal
recordingisconducted.
• Ifan“Alarm”isselectedforthealarmtype,analarm
recordingisconducted.
• The“threshold”indicatesthepointatwhichanalarmis
triggered.
Thisdeviceprovideseight(8)SENSOR-INinputsandcanbe
setwithahighlevelalarm.FromtheAlarmSetupmenu,select
the“Sensor”icon,andpressthe“ENTER”buontoenterthe
sensoralarmoptions.Setthealarm“Enable”to“ON” and
namethesensorasrequired.
Step 1: Enter the Alarm Setup interface.
Step 2: Sensor Setup
DVR: Setup (Alarm)
DVR: Setup (Alarm)
Youcanselectthevideo
monitoringchannel
correspondingtothis
sensor.Whenthealarm
istriggered,themonitor
willautomaticallypop
upthischanneland
magnifythevideo
imageonthisscreen.
WhenEnableissetto
“ON”,itgenerallytakes
ahighlevelover5Vto
triggerthealarm.
1. Output delay indicates that the alarm output is set in the
alarm linkage, i.e. when the alarm is off, the alarm outputs
within the set delay time.
2. Be sure to use the Link To setting to assign this sensor
alarm to a specic input channel to monitor.
3. To ensure your option changes are saved when you are
done, move your cursor to the “Save” button and then
press the “Enter” button.
FIG. 21
Alarm Setup Interface
FIG. 22
Alarm Sensor Setup Interface
Alarm Setup
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DVR: Setup (Alarm)
DVR: Setup (Alarm)
Pressthe“RETURN”buontoreturntotheAlarm Setup menu,
andthenselecttheSpeed Setupinterface.Ifthetemperature
alarmfeatureisenabled,thisinformationcanbetransmiedto
thecentralCMSsystem.
Pressthe“RETURN”buontoreturntotheAlarm Setup menu,
andthenselecttheG-Sensor Setupinterface.Whentransient
accelerationishighduringbraking,turning,accelerationor
collision,thesensorswillindicatethatthethresholdvaluehas
changedquickly.
Step 3: Speed Setup Step 4: G-Sensor Setup
Thisseingwilltriggera
recordingwhenthevehicle
reachesthesetspeed.Low
speedisnotusedinnormal
use.
TheG-sensoralarm
requirescalibrationwhen
initiallyset.Stopthevehicle
onaat,levelsurfaceto
setit.
To ensure your option changes are saved when you are done,
move your cursor to the “Save” button and then press the
“Enter” button.
FIG. 23
Speed Setup Interface FIG. 24
G-Sensor Setup Interface
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