ArcVision ARC19020 User manual

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2001/10/03 Version: 1.1 No: 040050
CONTENTS
0. CONTENTS ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1. INTRODUCTION AND FEATURES .......................................................................................................................................... 2
1.1 Product Introduction............................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 Product Features..................................................................................................................................................................... 2
2. INSTALLATION........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 System Installation Diagram................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 Installation Procedures ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Illustrate of installation procedures......................................................................................................................................... 4
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.1 Introduction of the MASTER CONTROL panel.................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Operating instructions............................................................................................................................................................. 9
3.2.0 Power On Reset and System Self-Test........................................................................................................................ 9
3.2.1 NORMAL DISPLAY MODE..................................................................................................................................... 9
3.2.2 SEQUENCE MODE................................................................................................................................................. 10
3.2.3 PLAYBACK MODE ................................................................................................................................................ 10
3.2.4 SYSTEM SETUP...................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.2.4.1 SYSTEM SETUP DESCRIPTION..................................................................................................................... 10
3.2.4.2 DATE/TIME SETUP.......................................................................................................................................... 11
3.2.4.3 DISPLAY SETUP .............................................................................................................................................. 12
3.2.4.4 TITLE SETUP.................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.2.4.5 CONTRAST SETUP.......................................................................................................................................... 14
3.2.4.6 AUTO SEQUENCE SETUP .............................................................................................................................. 14
3.2.4.7 MOTION SETUP............................................................................................................................................... 15
3.2.4.8 Picture In Picture SETUP................................................................................................................................... 16
3.2.4.9 ALARM LIST .................................................................................................................................................... 17
3.2.4.10 LOAD DEFAULT.............................................................................................................................................. 17
4. WARNING.................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
5. SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................................................................................................... 19
REVISION HISTORY
Version 1.1 Created on 01/10/03 by Po-Kai Shao from:
1) Version 1.0 from Po-Kai Shao, 01/06/14.
2) Added operation instructions for additional remarks of WARNING by Po-Kai Shao 01/07/24.
3) To correction for lapse of the pen by Po-Kai Shao, 01/07/23.
4) Edits to various sections by Shu-Gi Ling 01/10/03.

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1. INTRODUCTION AND FEATURES
1.1 Product Introduction
This surveillance kit can be installed in many different places (such as homes, shops,
offices, ... etc.). It is designed with 4 objectives：Economical, Complete Functions, Installs
Easily, and User Friendly.
1.2 Product Features
An economic solution for home, shop or building surveillance system.
Plug & Play. Installs easily and is suitable as DIY (Do It by Yourself).
Has Microprocessor, compact dimension, and smart functions. Simple operation mode
and user friendly design.
Full quad display at real time refreshes rate.（EIA：60 Fields∕sec；CCIR：50 Fields∕
sec）
Both EIA and CCIR system supported in same machine, manual switchable.
Built-in Buzzer for video loss and motion detected alarms.
Built-in a Real-Time-Clock（RTC）with OSD IC that can show date and time.
User-friendly On-Screen-Display（OSD）set-up menu and front panel design.
Support Borderline display on/off and Borderline width setting.
Independent title setting, up to 8 characters, for each channel.
Support zoom-in（22）display function in VCR play-back mode.
Supports freeze function in VCR play-back mode for both of the VCR full and zoom-in
（22）display.
Supports 4 Motion detection windows for each channel in QUAD DISPLAY MODE∕
Windows size：64（H）64（V）.
Supports 4 Motion detect windows on/off and position setting for each channel
Automatic video loss detection, witch keeps the last image when video input loss occurs.
Built-in four independent digital contrast adjustment setting for each channel.
Supports Quad screen∕Full screen∕Auto-Sequential∕Play-Back∕Picture In Picture
display modes.
Supporting a smart automatic switcher allows random sequences and programmable
dwell time for user.
Automatically detects unconnected channel and skips that channel in auto-switch mode.
Supports an alarm–triggered relay output（RELAY OUT）that can control other security
systems, related electric devices or to start VCR recording.
60 alarms occurrence record and list.

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2. INSTALLATION
2.1 System Installation Diagram
2.2 Installation Procedures
V
IDEO IN
4321
VIDEO OUT
OUT QUAD OUT DC 12V
500mA
POWER IN
VCR
IN
MONITOR
EIA CCIR
COM/NO/NC
RELAY OUT
Back Panel
§Terminal Function Description.
Terminal Function Description
COM/NO/NC
Alarm Triggered
Relay Out
Terminal
This terminal is an auto-switch output (N.O., Normal Open
type or N.C., Normal Close type). Whenever alarm is
triggered. It can be used to control other equipments.
OUT
MONITOR
Video signal
output BNC type
Terminal
This terminal represents the video signals output for
connecting to external Monitor.
QUAD
OUT
Video signal
output BNC type
Terminal
This terminal represents the video signals output for
connecting to external VCR.
CAMERA4AC ADAPTOR VCR TV/MONITOR
Other
Device
VIDEO IN 1~4
QUAD OUT
MONITOR OUT
RELAY OUT / OPTIONAL
POEWR IN
MASTER CONTROLLER
VCR IN
Camera 1
Camera 2
Camera 3
Camera 4 QUAD AUTO
ENTER
PLAY
↑↓ ＋ －
ESC
1234 MENU
FREEZE
REAL-TIME B∕W
QUAD PROCESSOR

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VCR
IN
External video
signal input BNC
type Terminal
from the VCR
This terminal represents the video signals input for
connecting to external VCR.
EIA CCIR
Video system
select switch Both EIA and CCIR system machine, manual switchable.
4
CH4 video signal
input BNC type
Terminal
This terminal represents the video signals input for
connecting from external camera.
3
CH3 video signal
input BNC type
Terminal
This terminal represents the video signals input for
connecting from external camera.
2
CH2 video signal
input BNC type
Terminal
This terminal represents the video signals input for
connecting from external camera.
1
CH1 video signal
input BNC type
Terminal
This terminal represents the video signals input for
connecting from external camera.
DC 12V
500mA
DC Power Input
Jack The DC POWER INPUT terminal：12Vdc/500mA.
2.3 Illustrate of installation procedures：
Step 1: select the video systems switching to the same as follower the camera video system.
Before connect to DC POWER Input!
1
2
CCIR
EIA
DC12
500mA
POWERIN
Switch to EIA or CCIR

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Step 2: Illustration of the external video Cameras, Monitor and VCR. Please refer to figure
as shown below.
Monitor
Camera 4
VCR
Camera 3
Camera 2
Camera 1
VIDEO IN
4 3 2 1
VIDEO OUT
OUT QUAD OUT DC 12V
500mA
POWER IN
VCR
IN
MONITOR
EIA CCIR
COM/NO/NC
RELAY OUT
Master
Controller
Step 3: You can skip this step if it is not necessary to control other equipment by the
MASTER CONTROL.
Item Diagram Setup Expatiation
2.3.3-a
or
8.50 ㎜
ψ2.3 ㎜ Max.
SOLID WIRE
STRANDED
Specifications of the Connector Wires：
Insulator stripped off length：8.5 +0.5 /
-1.5㎜。
Maximum gauge：ψ=2.3㎜（14～
24AWG）。
2.3.3-b
From：VCR…ect.
or
RELAYOUT
O/NC
COM/N
Time-Lapse VCR “External Start
Record” input to master control “RELAY
OUT” connection.
（※ Please check your Time-Lapse VCR
user’s manual for configurations o
f
“RELAY OUT” terminal connections.
Please take note COM-N.O. and or
COM-N.C.！）

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Illustration of a CCTV／VCR setup. Moreover, this "RELAY OUT" port also can be
used to control devices such as security main controller, auto-dialling machine, etc.
Step 4: Plug the end of the power adaptor into the "DC IN" socket and plug the other
end into the AC power socket as shown below. After that, this whole surveillance
system will work perfectly.
POWER
SOURCE
ADAPTER
1
2
CCIR
IA
DC12
500mA
POWERIN
Plug the end of the power
adaptor into the "DC IN"
socket
ADAPTER
1
2
CCIR
IA
DC12
500mA
POWERIN
"External Start Record"
connector on the VCR
R
MOT
I
O
UT
NO
N
//C
M
O
CON
RELAYOT
U

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Step 5: To disconnect RELAY OUT terminal wires, Please follow the instructions below：
|
}
{
RELAYOUT
O/NC
COM/NRELAYOUT
O/NC
COM/N
{Use slot (—) type screwdriver and insert it into the orange colored release button
at the top of terminal connectors.
|And then push upward.
}Pull terminal wires out.
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 Introduction of the MASTER CONTROL panel
QUAD AUTO
ENTER
PLAY
↑↓＋－
ESC
1 2
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1234 MENU
FREEZE
REAL-TIME B∕W
QUAD PROCESSOR
Front Panel
◆Operation Key Functions Description.
Mode
Light Normal Mode AUTO Seq. Mode FREEZE PLAYBACK
Mode MENU Mode
Key AUTO LED light QUAD LED flash PLAY LED light MENU LED light
QUAD LED light AUTO LED dark QUAD LED light PLAY LED dark
QUAD Display
∕Enter image
freeze mode.
Disengage from
AUTO Sequential
mode.
Disengage from
image freeze
mode.
Freeze∕Liberate
Freeze image.
QUAD
1 2
34
FREEZE
CH3 Full display. Disengage from
AUTO Sequential
mode.
Freeze∕Release
CH3 image. Freeze∕Release 22 CH3 image. Increase value＋ or ON setting.

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Mode
Light Normal Mode AUTO Seq.
Mode FREEZE PLAYBACK Mode MENU Mode
Key AUTO LED light QUAD LED flash PLAY LED light MENU LED light
AUTO LED light AUTO LED dark
AUTO
Enter to AUTO
Sequential mode. Disengage from AUTO
Sequential mode.
1 LED light AUTO LED dark 1 LED light or dark 1 LED light
↑
1
CH1 Full display. Disengage from
AUTO
Sequential mode.
Freeze∕Release
CH1 image. Freeze∕Release 22 CH1 image. Move cursor up↑
or left ←.
2 LED light AUTO LED dark 2 LED light or dark 2 LED light
↓
2
CH2 Full display. Disengage from
AUTO
Sequential mode.
Freeze∕Release
CH2 image. Freeze∕Release 22 CH2 image. Move cursor
down↓or right→
3 LED light AUTO LED dark 3 LED light or dark 3 LED light
3
＋
CH3 Full display. Disengage from
AUTO
Sequential mode.
Freeze∕Release
CH3 image. Freeze∕Release 22 CH3 image. Increase value＋ or ON setting.
4 LED light AUTO LED dark 4 LED light or dark 4 LED light
－
4
CH4 Full display. Disengage from
AUTO
Sequential mode.
Freeze∕Release
CH4 image. Freeze∕Release 22 CH4 image. Decrease value－ or OFF setting.
PLAY LED light AUTO LED dark PLAY LED dark MENU LED dark
PLAY
ESC
Enter to VCR
PLAYBACK
mode.
Disengage from
AUTO
Sequential mode.
Disengage from
VCR
PLAYBACK
mode.
Escape value
adjustment.
MENU LED light AUTO LED dark MENU LED light
MENU
ENTER
Enter to Menu
set-up mode. Disengage from AUTO
Sequential mode.
To affirm the
setting value.

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3.2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.2.0 Power On Reset and System Self-Test.
After the Power is on for reset, the ‘SYSTEM SELF TEST’ will be shown on the monitor.
Figure 1A：EIA system self-test message . Figure 1B：CCIR system self-test message.
After the system self testing is done, the ‘OK’ will be shown on the monitor.
Figure 2A：Message shown when EIA system Figure 2B：Message shown when CCIR system
self-test is done. self-test is done.
3.2.1 NORMAL DISPLAY MODE.
● FULL SCREEN DISPLAY：Press key [１～４], monitor will show images from Channel 1~4.
● QUAD SCREEN DISPLAY：Press［QUAD］, monitor will show images by quad from Channel 1~4.
● FREEZE mode：press［QUAD］key again when QUAD LED is turned on in Normal mode. Then the
QUAD LED will flash until the processor returns to Normal mode.
● FREEZE the Channel：Press key [１～４], the 1~4 LED will turn on and freeze the image. To
unfreeze-press［QUAD］key again or wait after the FREEZE HOLD TIME period you set elapse.
EIA
SYSTEM
SELF TEST
CCIR
SYSTEM
SELF TEST
EIA
SYSTEM
SELF TEST
OK
CCIR
SYSTEM
SELF TEST
OK

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3.2.2 SEQUENCE MODE.
● Press the［AUTO］key to enter AUTO SEQUENCE mode, which also turns on the AUTO LED.
Processor will automatically be changed to the image, interval time and channels previously set.
Under AUTO SEQUENCE MODE, when no sequence are set, the "NO SEQUENCE SETTING"
message will be shown on the monitor.
When all interval times are set to “0”, the“NO SEQUENCE TIME SETTING＂message will display
on monitor!
● By pressing any key in AUTO SEQUENCE MODE, processor will automatically return to NORMAL
DISPLAY MODE.
3.2.3 PLAYBACK MODE.
● Press the［PLAY］key, it will then enter to the VCR PLAYBACK MODE, the PLAY and QUAD
automatically turns on. The“VCR PLAY＂message flashing will be shown on the monitor.
Before entering the PLAYBACK MODE the“NO VIDEO IN＂message means that there are no VCR
signal or that the VCR has been disconnected.
After entering the PLAYBACK MODE the“VIDEO LOSS＂message means that there are no VCR
signal or that the VCR has been disconnected.
● Press the［PLAY］key again in PLAYBACK MODE, processor will return to NORMAL DISPLAY
MODE.
● Press the［QUAD］key in PLAYBACK MODE, Display will then freeze and the“FREEZE＂message
will be shown on the monitor. To unfreeze-press［QUAD］key again or wait after the FREEZE HOLD
TIME period you set elapse.
● Press key [１～４], processor will display１～４quadrant ２２zoom image and“ZOOM ２
２＂on the monitor. To release zoom display-press the［QUAD］key.
● Press key [１～４] again in ２２zoom image display, processor will then freeze１～４quadrant ２
２zoom image and“FREEZE＂message will be shown on the monitor. To unfreeze-press［QUAD］
key.
3.2.4 SYSTEM SETUP.
3.2.4.1 SYSTEM SETUP DESCRIPTION.
Press the［MENU］key to go into the follower MAIN MENU setting page.

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Systemset-upMainmenu.
Date∕Time display set-up menu.
Imagequalityset-upmenu.
Channeltitleset-upmenu.
Contrastset-upmenu.
Automaticallysequenceset-upmenu.
Motionset-upmenu.
PictureInPicturedisplayset-up.
Alarmlistdisplay.
Systemssettinginitialize.
Figure 3. System setup Main menu.
Press the《↑》and《↓》buttons to move the cursor（@）up and down, or left and right. By pressing
it more then 1 sec., allows the cursor to move quickly up and down or left and right.
Press the《Enter》key to go into the follower setting pages.
Buttons《＋》or《－》is used for increasing or decreasing a value. By pressing it more then 1 sec.,
allows the value to increase or decrease by more then one value.
After the value is set, press the《Enter》key one last time to finalize the set-up. To disengage or to
leave any set-up menu, just press the《ESC》key one last time or for more times.
3.2.4.2 DATE∕TIME SETUP
Date∕Time display set-up menu
Format adjustment for Date display.
Date adjustment.
Time adjustment.
Quad Out Date∕Time display on/off setting.
Monitor Out Date∕Time display on/off setting.
Location adjustment for Date display.
Figure4.
●DATE FORMAT：There are three kinds of DATE format for display:
YY∕MM∕DD
MM∕DD∕YY
DD∕MM∕YY
[[ DATE/TIME SETUP ]]
@ DATE FORMAT：YY∕MM∕DD
DATE: 2001∕01∕01
TIME: 00：00：00
MONITOR OUT DATE∕TIME： ON
QUAD OUT DATE∕TIME： ON
LOCATION： BOTTOM
[ MAIN MENU ]
@ DATE/TIME SETUP
DISPLAY SETUP
TITLE SETUP
CONTRAST SETUP
AUTO SEQUENTIAL SETUP
MOTION SETUP
PIP SETUP
ALARM LIST
LOAD DEFAULT

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Figure 5. The DATE formats select rolling mapping.
●DATE range：Year data form 2000 to 2099, Month data from 01 to 12, Day data from 01 to 30.
●TIME format：HH：MM：SS for display, Hour data from 00 to 23, Minute data from 00 to 59,
Second data from 00 to 59.
●If MONITOR OUT DATE∕TIME is set “ON”, the DATE/TIME will be shown on the
MONITOR OUT display.
●If QUAD OUT DATE∕TIME is set “ON”, the DATE/TIME will be shown on the QUAD OUT
display.
●LOCATION：There are six position for DATE∕TIME display. On the LEFT TOP, TOP, RIGHT
TOP, RIGHT BOTTOM, BOTTOM and LEFT BOTTOM.
Figure 6. DATE∕TIME display location
When under PIP mode, the DATE/TIME display will automatically change to the BOTTOM
position.
3.2.4.3 DISPLAY SETUP.
Figure 7. Display setup menu.
YY∕MM∕DD MM∕DD∕YY DD∕MM∕YY
《＋》 《－》 《＋》 《－》
《＋》 《－》
TOP 2001/05/30 10：20：36
LEFT TOP
2001/05/30
10：20：36
LEFT BOTTOM
2001/05/30
10：20：36
RIGHT BOTTOM
2001/05/30
10：20：36
RIGHT TOP
2001/05/30
10：20：36
BOTTOM 2001/05/30 10：20：36
[[ DISPLAY SETUP ]]
@ MONITOR OUT BORDER LINE: OFF
QUAD OUT BORDER LINE: OFF
BORDER LINE WIDTH= 3
BORDER LINE BRIGHT= 16
FONT BRIGHT= 192
DISPLAY MUTE BRIGHT= 80
MONITOR OFFSET X= 0 Y= 0

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●If
MONITOR OUT BORDER LINE is set “ON”, the borderline will be shown on the MONITOR
OUT display.
●If QUAD OUT BORDER LINE is set “ON”, the borderline will be shown on the QUAD OUT
display.
●BORDER LINE WIDTH - adjustable range is from 0～3.
●BORDER LINE BRIGHT - adjustable range is from 0～255.
●FONT BRIGHT - adjustable range is from 0～255.
●DISPLAY MUTE BRIGHT - adjustable range is from 0～255.
●MONITOR OFFSET vertical X and horizontal Y adjustable range is from 0～15。
3.2.4.4 TITLE SETUP.
Figure 8. Title set-up menu.
●If MONITOR OUT TITLE is set “ON”, the channel name will be shown on the MONITOR OUT
display.
●If
QUAD OUT TITLE is set “ON”, the channel name will be shown on the QUAD OUT display.
●VIDEO 1 TITLE：Can be set to any name within less then 8 characters.
●VIDEO 2 TITLE：Can be set to any name within less then 8 characters.
●VIDEO 3 TITLE：Can be set to any name within less then 8 characters.
●VIDEO 4 TITLE：Can be set to any name within less then 8 characters.
※、The 47 characters used in title setting are as follows:
¥∕¥０¥１¥２¥３¥４¥５¥６¥７¥８¥９¥：¥；¥＜¥＝¥＞¥？¥@¥A¥ B¥
C¥D¥E¥F¥G¥H¥I¥J¥K¥L¥M¥N¥O¥P¥Q¥R¥S¥T¥U¥V¥W¥X¥Y¥Z¥
[ ¥ ¥ ] ¥
[[ TITLE SETUP ]]
@ MONITOR OUT TITLE: ON
QUAD OUT TITLE: ON
VIDEO 1 TITLE <CH1 >
VIDEO 2 TITLE <CH2 >
VIDEO 3 TITLE <CH3 >
VIDEO 4 TITLE <CH4 >

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Under PIP mode, the title for channel 2 will change position automatically and be shown on the RIGHT
TOP, title for channel 3 will be shown on the LEFT BOTTOM and title for channel 4 shown on the
RIGHT BOTTOM!
If the DATE/TIME location was previously set on the LEFT TOP, When under FULL SCREEN
DISPLAY, the title will be shown on the LEFT BOTTOM!
3.2.4.5 CONTRAST SETUP.
Figure 9 Contrast setup menu.
●VODEO 1 CONTRAST: The camera 1 ( channel 1 ) image contrast adjustable by user.
●VODEO 2 CONTRAST: The camera 2 ( channel 2 ) image contrast adjustable by user.
●VODEO 3 CONTRAST: The camera 3 ( channel 3 ) image contrast adjustable by user.
●VODEO 4 CONTRAST: The camera 4 ( channel 4 ) image contrast adjustable by user.
※The contrasts range : 0~255.
3.2.4.6 AUTO SEQUENTIAL SETUP.
Figure 10 : Sequential switch setup menu.
●SEQUENCE：There are eight positions to select and to setup the random switching sequence.
Where：Q→QUAD display; 1→CH1 Full display; 2→CH2 Full display; 3→CH3 Full display; 4
→CH4 Full display; =→Skip.
LNOTICE：
1. It automatically skips the channel in auto-switch mode, when the channels are disconnected,
dwell time is set to "0" and when video loss occurs.
[[ CONTRAST SETUP ]]
@ VIDEO 1 CONTRAST= 128
VIDEO 2 CONTRAST= 128
VIDEO 3 CONTRAST= 128
VIDEO
4
CONTRAST
=
128
[[ AUTO SEQUENTIAL SETUP ]]
@ SEQUENCE:
Q 1 2 3 4 = = =
DWELL TIME:
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 SEC
===========================
BUZZER ALARM TIME= 5 SEC
FREEZE HOLD TIME= 5 SEC

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2. When no sequence are set on the AUTO SEQUENCE MODE, It will display“NO
SEQUENCE SETTING＂on the monitor, thus alerts the buzzer alarm, the processor will
automatically change to NORMAL mode after 5 seconds.
3. When switching intervals are all set to “0”, the“NO SEQUENCE TIME SETTING＂message
will display on the monitor, thus alerts the buzzer alarm, the processor will automatically change
to NORMAL mode after 5 seconds.
●DWELL TIME：Set the interval time corresponding to each sequence position. (Time range：
0~30 seconds.)
●BUZZER ALARM TIME：The buzzer time, depends on the time period that has previously
been set. (Time range：0~240 seconds.)
●FREEZE HOLD TIME：The processor will automatically release freeze image after the time
period that was set elapses. (Time range：0~15 seconds.)
3.2.4.7 MOTION SETUP.
Figure 11. QUAD motion setup menu.
●QUAD SCREEN MOTION：The QUAD SCREEN MOTION function ON/OFF setting.
●MOTION SENSITIVE：The adjustable range is from : 0~255.
●CH1：The position of the motion detection from Camera 1 is adjustable by ON/OFF.
●CH2：The position of the motion detection from Camera 2 is adjustable by ON/OFF.
●CH3：The position of the motion detection from Camera 3 is adjustable by ON/OFF.
●CH4：The position of the motion detection from Camera 4 is adjustable by ON/OFF.
※Position setting limit table（Channel１～４Motion detect windows）:
[[ QUAD MOTION SETUP ]]
@ QUAD SCREEN MOTION: OFF
MOTION SENSITIVE= 255
CH1:OFF POSITION X= 32 Y= 32
CH2:OFF POSITION X=106 Y= 32
CH3:OFF POSITION X= 32 Y= 88
CH4:OFF POSITION X=106 Y= 88
TIME INTERVAL IN BETWEEN
THE TWO MOTIONS= 5 SEC

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System Motion detection windows X position limit Y position limit
Window 1 12～60 14～50
Window 2 80～130 14～50
Window 3 12～60 70～104
EIA
Window 4 80～130 70～104
Window 1 8～60 16～64
Window 2 80～130 16～64
Window 3 8～80 84～130
CCIR
Window 4 80～130 84～130
Table 1.
※ If the QUAD SCREEN MOTION setting OFF then Channel１～４Motion detection windows
position can't setting.
● TIME INTERVAL IN BETWEEN THE TWO MOTIONS：Range 0～15 seconds.
※ 8 second function for “RELAY OUT” activation after motion detecting.
3.2.4.8 Picture In Picture SETUP.
Figure 12. Picture In Picture setup menu.
●VIDEO 1 PIP：The position of Picture In Picture window display is adjustable by ON/OFF .
●VIDEO 2 PIP：The position of Picture In Picture window display is adjustable by ON/OFF .
●VIDEO 3 PIP：The position of Picture In Picture window display is adjustable by ON/OFF .
●VIDEO 4 PIP：The position of Picture In Picture window display is adjustable by ON/OFF .
※Position setting limit table（Channel１～４Picture In Picture windows）:
System Picture In Picture Windows X position limit Y position limit
EIA Windows 1～4 4～53 16～168
CCIR Windows 1～4 3～53 10～210
Table 2.
[[ PIP SETUP ]]
@ VIDEO1 PIP: ON X= 04 Y= 16
VIDEO2 PIP: ON X= 52 Y= 16
VIDEO3 PIP: ON X= 04 Y=168
VIDEO4 PIP: ON X= 52 Y=168

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3.2.4.9 ALARM LIST.
This menu is read only！
Figure 13 : Alarm list.
● P01～P10：Alarm list page number.
● 01～60：Alarm number.
● CH：Active channel.
● AT：Active Type.
MD：Motion Detect.
VL：Video Loss.
● DATE：Alarm active date.
● TIME：Alarm active time.
3.2.4.10 LOAD DEFAULT.
Figure 14. Load Default
●LOAD FACTORY DEFAULT ONLY：All system setting will return to factory initial.
●LOAD FACTORY DEFAULT AND CLEAR ALARM LIST：All system setting will return
to factory initial and clear all alarm list record.
4. WARNING
1. Keep away from moisture, fire, and vibration. Do not remove the covers on the camera and master
control to avoid the risk of electric shock.
2. Keep the temperature between 3℃~45℃, relative humidity lower than 85％.
[[ ALARM LIST ]]
CH AT DATE TIME
P01========================
01 MD 2001/01/01 10:23:50
02 VL 2001/01/01 09:01:14
[[ LOAD DEFAULT ]]
@ LOAD FACTORY DEFAULT ONLY
LOAD FACTORY DEFAULT AND
CLEAR ALARM LIST

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3. Keep the unit under ventilation. Don’t put anything on the top of this processor. Do not expose it to
extreme moisture please turn off the power and send this processor to a repair center.
4. Please do not use any accessories that not supported by us. It is strictly prohibited to insert any other
plug into DC IN socket, please use the specified DC12V±5%∕500mA power adapter. Otherwise, it
may cause system damage, and result in injury.
5. RELAY OUT, Motion Detection, Video Loss and Buzzer alarm timing diagram.
6. When under the presence of *LOAD DEFAULT MODE to operate or to depart from #MENU SETUP
has event to power failure. Please manipulate the following steps 3.2.4.10 for system load default after
the power returns. (*Reference page 17 §3.2.4.10; #Reference page 10 §3.2.4.1)
7. When selecting to *adjust video system switch (EIA/CCIR). Please manipulate following steps 3.2.4.10
for system load default. (*Reference page 4 §2.3)
8. To avoid overlap, the position setting of windows is set to *PIP SETUP. (*Reference page 16 §3.2.4.8)
9. When the motion window 4 sets to ON in *QUAD MOTION SETUP, two lines will appear on motion
window 3. It does not interfere with the original settings of the motion window 3. (*Reference page 15
§3.2.4.7)
REALY OUT
MOTION ACTIVE
BUZZER ALARM
VIDEO LOSS
1~240 sec.
8 sec.8 sec.
1~240 sec.
Time interval in between the two Motions < 8sec.
2 sec.
1~240+interval_time+2 sec.
interval time+2+8 sec.
Motion
window 4
Two lines!!

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5. SPECIFICATIONS
(Note: Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.)
Video Input Ports 4 Cameras.
Picture Refresh Rate EIA：60 Fields∕sec；CCIR：50 Fields∕sec
Video Format EIA or CCIR Monochrome video signal.
Video Input 4 BNC connectors. 75Ω Loaded.
Video Output 2 BNC connectors.
VCR IN 1 BNC connectors. 75Ω Loaded.
Quad Out QUAD Only video output 1 Vp.p∕75Ω Load.
Monitor Out Full screen or Quad output 1 Vp.p∕75Ω Load.
Quad screen EIA：320×240∕CCIR：320×288 pixels.
Full screen EIA：640×480∕CCIR：640×576 pixels.
Resolution
（H×V） PIP EIA：160×110∕CCIR：160×110 pixels.
Synchronous System Internal, Negative Synchronous.
Zoom Function 22 Zoom.
Timer Generator Built-in Real Time Clock.
Title Generator Up to 8 characters for each channel
Quad Motion Detection 4 Motion detection windows size：64（H）64（V）pixels.
Auto Sequential Dwell Time Adjustable：0~30 sec.（3 sec. for first system initialization）
Freeze Duration Adjustable：0~30 sec.（5 sec. for first system initialization）
Alarm Buzzer Timing Adjustable：0~240 sec.（5 sec. for first system initialization）
Motion Interval Timing Adjustable：0~15 sec.（5 sec. for first system initialization）
Alarm Relay Out Normal Open / Normal Close ×8 sec.
Power Supply DC 12V
±5%∕500mA
Power Consumption 5 Watt.（Max.）
Dimension：W × H × D 218㎜（W）×44㎜（H）×204㎜（D）
Weight 1220 grams.
Operating Temp. －10 ～ ＋50℃（14 ～ 122℉）