Cabletech URZ0158 User manual

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User's manual
4-CH digital video recorder set
URZ0158
H.264
DVR

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Notes
• The power supply of this DVR is provided through DC 12V/3A adapter, ple-
ase check the power outlet before installation and ensure it can meet the requ-
irements of adaptor.
• Do not place the DVR at a place subject to rain or moisture.
• Do not install the DVR at a place subject to violent vibration.
• Do not install the DVR at a place subject to direct sunlight, and be far away
from heat and high temperature environment.
• The DVR’s back panel shall be 15cm or more away from other objects or wall,
to facilitate fan cooling.
• The DVR shall work under temperature, humidity and voltage according to its
technical specications.
• The space where DVR installed shall not be stored with corrosive chemicals
that may produce volatile gases, to avoid to affect the DVR’s life.
• The DVR shall be installed in a space without much dust, and the environment
should be kept clean and tidy.
• Proper grounding shall be installed during operation.
• DVR should be installed to ensure the proper connectivity with other devices.
Please buy hard disk from ofcial channel to meet DVR’s long time and
much data reading and writing requirements.

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1. Overview
1.1 Introduction
This product is a consumer-oriented 4-channels CIF/Half-D1/D1 real-time
network DVR, and adopt the industry’s most advanced SOC technology and
standard H.264 encoding method, so that the image quality is higher, network
transmission effect is better and system is more stable. The body is made under
stylish appearance design and sophisticated manufacturing process, the 1U
standard chassis is suitable for small-scale monitoring places such as shop,
supermarket, residential, school, hotel, Internet cafe, family and other civilian
sites where require more on video quality, network transmission and real-time
playback.
1.2 Packaging and accessories
Following parts are included in the package:
• One IR remote controller.
• Four CCTV cameras.
• A pair of remote controller batteries.
• One piece of product certicate.
• One piece of product instruction.
• One piece of SATA hard disk data cable (installed in the host).
• One DC 12V/3A power adapter.
• Support HDD (already installed) and a set of mounting screws.
• One piece of HDD power cable (already installed in the host).
• One piece of CD.
1.3 Technical parameters (recorder)
Operating system Embedded LINUX OS
Video compression H.264
Video / audio input 4 channels BNC
Video / audio output 1 channel BNC
Display 1/4-channel
Multiplex operation Live, recording, network, mobile phone su-
rveillance simultaneously
Recording mode Timer / manual / motion detection / alarm
Recording frame rate PAL:25fps NTSC:30fps
Recording quality High, normal, low
Recording resolution CIF/Half-D1/D1 frame rate adjustable

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Recording playback 1/4 channel playback simultaneously
(optional playback channel).
Support remote le playback, rapid play by ti-
mes (fast backward), play by frame etc.
Recording backup Support U-disk backup, moved hard disk bac-
kup, network backup, backup by les,backup
by time.
Network transmission 4 channels real-time network transmission
with CIF resolution.
Email alarm Send pictures to the designated email.
PTZ control Support
PTZ protocol PELCO-D,PELCO-P
PIP Support
Zoom Support
HDD Support 1 SATA HDD, capacity to 2T
Network and protocol 1 RJ-45 10/100M via Ethernet, support TCP/
IP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS, NTP etc.
IE browser Support
Client software Support
Group play Support ve users online access
Multi-language Support
Mobile phone surveillance Support Windows, symbian, iPhone, black-
berry, Android
Mouse interface USB1.1
Backup interface USB2.0
Remote controller Support
User authority Support multi-level user authority distribution
Power DC 12V/3A
Working temperature 00 ~ 500
Working humidity 10% ~ 90%

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1.4 Technical parameters (camera)
Image sensor Sony CCD 1/4”
Validity pixel PAL: 510(H) x 492(V)
Horizontal denition 420 TV line
Lens 3.6mm x lens
IR led 24pcs
IR view distance 20m
Minimum illumination 0Lux
AGC Auto
Synchronization Internal
Scanning frequency (H) 15.625KHz
Scanning frequency (V) 50Hz
Backlight compensation Auto
Electronic shutter speed 1/50(1/60)~1/100000sec
White balance Auto
S/N ratio >48dB
Gamma correction > 45
Operation temperature -100C ~ +500C
Operation humidity 85% RH
Power adapter DC 12V / 1000mA
Net weight 200g

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1.5 Product appearance and interface denition
Front panel
No. Denition
1 Power switch
2 Manual recording
3Stop recording
4Video search
5 Mute
6 Display mode
7MENU: Main menu
PTZ: PTZ control
ESC: Exit/Return
8REC: Video recording indicator
LINK: Network connection indicator
ALARM: Alarm indicator
9 Conrm
10 Directional keys: up, down, left and right
11 Power LED
12 2.0 USB interface, which can be accessed to USB disk for backup
or upgrade
13 Remote control infrared receiver
14 USB mouse interface

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Back panel
No. Physical interface Interface description
1 1~4CH video in Connect analog video (camera) signal input,
standard BNC connector (4 channel has 4 BNC
connector)
2 Video out CVBS output and connect the monitor
31~4CH audio in Connect active audio signals, such as pickup
4Audio out Connect the audio output
5 VGA Connect VGA monitor, such as computer mo-
nitor
6 Network Connect the Ethernet
7RS485 Connect the RS485 interfaces in equipments
like PTZ
8DC 12V Power interface: DC 12V/3A
9 Alarm Connect alarm switch output
10 Sensor 1~4 Connect alarm switch input, 4-channel equip-
ment 4-alarm inputs
11 Grounding: To eliminate electrostatic from body
1.6 Mause
This equipment supports USB1.1 mouse, so the user can operate with mouse
(mouse operation is as same as WINDOWS operating setting) to realize menu
functions. It is just ok to insert the mouse with USB interface to the mouse inter-
face in this equipment.

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2. Quick installation
2.1 HDD installation
Hard disk installation must be carried out by technicians to avoid damage to the
equipment and hard disk. The DVR mainframe must be powered off before ope-
ration. This equipment supports hard disk with SATA hard disk interface. Seaga-
te brand hard disk is recommended.
Installation procedures are as follows:
A. Open the equipment and a hard disk support can be seen.
B. Connect the hard disk data and power cable well
C. Put the hard disk into support, and align the hard disk’s screw hole with the
support.
D. Fix the hard disk on the support with screw, and cover the DVR.
Note: the newly xed hard disk can be served for video recording after format-
ted on the mainframe.
2.2 Boot
Connect the DC 12V/3A power adapter to the power cord socket in back pa-
nel, and press the power button in front panel, the recorder will be on, power in-
dicator “POWER” is on, the monitor will display 4-channel monitoring image. If
non-formatted hard disk exists in the equipment, hard disk formatting informa-
tion will be shown. If boot-record mode is on, or boot time is in the setting time,
the system will start automatic recording function, the “REC” indicator will be on
to indicate the system is working normally.
Note:
1.If hard disk is failed to be installed when DVR mainframe is power on, or the
newly installed hard disk is failed to be formatted on the mainframe, the red “H”
logo will be shown in video pre-view picture.
2.The newly installed hard disk must not be used until formatted in the equip-
ment as follows: Main Menu→HDD→HDD Format. The system will be restarted
after completion of formatting.
2.3 System login
The DVR initial code is 000000 without any password, the user can log in main
menu directly. For better safety of equipment operation, the administrator can
enter system “Basic Settings” – “User Password” to change the code and pas-
sword of this equipment. You can set ordinary user password and administrator
password, the administrator has all the operating privileges, ordinary users only
have limited choices, and they can only monitor and video search / playback
(the mainframe will match automatically when you enter password, and different
permissions will be given according to different passwords).
If you want to operate in mainframe menu after password is set, the system will
display “user login” interface:

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2.4 Shortcut menu
Click right button in the interface after system startup, quick operations are ava-
ilable to DVR system in the pop-up menu, it can set or control parameters inclu-
ding main menu, lock, video search, PTZ control and video recording.
2.4.1 Main menu
Click „Main Menu” to enter the main menu interface, please see 3.1.
2.4.2 Lock
When the password function is on (please see 2.3), click right button in monito-
ring interface, and select „Lock” in the pop-up menu, the system interface can
be locked immediately, password is required to log in if operation to mainframe
menu is needed.
2.4.3 Channel switching
4-channel DVR can choose to switch 4-channel and one-channel.
2.4.4 Video search
Please see chapter 3.
2.4.5 Start Sequence
Start video channel automatic switching function (right-click to exit).
2.4.6 Start Cruise
PTZ preset start cruising capabilities (right click again to opt out cruise).
Note: this feature can only be valid after set up PTZ control parameters and pre-
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2.4.7 PTZ Control
Click right button in main interface and select “PTZ control”, following interfa-
ce will pop-up:
PTZ speed (fast or slow) can be controlled in this interface, zoom, focus and
aperture is also controllable.
2.4.6 MUTE
2.4.7 Manual recording/stop recording
If “timing record” is on (please see chapter 3), and recording is not set in this
period, „manual recording” and „timing record” is effective. When boot-record
mode is on, this function is not available.
2.4.9 ZOOM
In the single-channel full-screen mode, can be done by dragging the mouse to
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3. Advanced settings
3.1 Main menu
The main menu has the “PLAYBACK”, “RECORD”, “HDD”, “BASIC”, “ADVAN-
CED” and “Exit” options, as shown below:
Note: The setup of all the submenus below will not be effective until “Enter” is
pressed. The setup of this menu will be invalid if you exit directly. A signicant
characteristic of this product is when you move the cursor to any option, the
prompting message of this option will be displayed automatically in the lower
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CHANNEL: used to select if the video recording function is enabled for the cor-
responding recording channel.
RESOLUTION: available in the 3 levels of D1 (704*576), HD1 (704*288) and
CIF (352*288).
QUALITY: available in the 3 levels of high, normal and low, corresponding to
the 3 data stream standards of high, normal and low bit rates.
FRAME RATE: adjust frame rate.
AUDIO: switching on or off audio recording.
REC. MODE: available in the two modes of startup recording and timing recor-
ding.
- When powered up: starting recording when this unit is energized (It
works only if the corresponding channel is enabled in the “Channel” option.)
- By time: performing recording as scheduled. When “timing recording”
is selected, the “Record Time Conguration” button will appear on the right.
Move the cursor here and press “Enter” to enter the Record Time Conguration
screen, as shown below:
3.2 Recording mode
Enter the Recording Mode screen from “Main Menu” - “Record”, as shown be-
low:

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CHANNEL: You may choose either “All” or a single channel.
Time conguration: First select from the 3 modes of alarm recording, general
Recording and no recording for your desired recording mode for a certain latti-
ce, and congure specic recording time lattices (each lattice represents 1hr).
Each lattice can be congured into different recording modes by marking them
into different colors, such as red, green and background color, which represent
alarm recording, general recording or no recording within each hour respecti-
vely.
FILE LENGTH: Left-click or press “Enter” to select the le length, with the 4
options of 15min, 30min, 45min and 60min.
3.3 VIDEO SEARCH
Enter the Video Search screen from “Main Menu” → “Video Search”.
Playback based on le list
Enter the year, month and date to be searched in the “Time Input” box and
click “Search” to view the record state of this date. Click a certain day on the
“Month” bar and then “Detailed File”, and the “Detailed File” screen will pop up,
as shown below:

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3.4 Backup
Enter the “File List” (see 3.3 Video Search) screen for the backup operation.
The record le may be backed up by a USB storage device. Before the record
le is backed up, the user must insert the peripheral storage device into the
USB2.0 slot of this unit. This product supports the plug-and-play operation of
USB devices.
Move the cursor up and down in the Detailed File List screen to select a certa-
in record le. After “Enter” is pressed in the “Backup” check box, a “√” will ap-
pear in this box, indicating that this record le has been selected. The move the
cursor to the option box on the right and click “Backup”, when the screen will di-
splay the backup progress message of the le, as shown below:
Notes:
When the available space of the backup device is less than the capacity of the
record le, the system will prompt the user with “Not Enough Space”;
After the record le has been backed up, unplug the backup device directly;
See chapter 4 “DVR Network” for network backup.

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3.5 Hard disk management
Enter the hard disk management screen from “Main Menu” →“HDD”, as shown
below:
STATUS: After the hard disk is connected, the system will detect if the hard disk
is correct automatically. If the hard disk needs formatting, “Unformatted” will be
displayed in the hard disk state, when you can click “HDD Format ” to format
the hard disk. If the system detects any available hard disk, the hard disk sta-
te will be “ONLINE”.
ALL/FREE: referring to the total storage capacity and current remaining stora-
ge capacity of the hard disk.
TIME LEFT: referring to the time remaining for recording based on the currently
set picture “resolution” and “quality”.
FORMAT: Click the check box, a “√” will appear in this box, indicating that this
HDD has been selected.
OVERWRITE: ENABLE: The hard disk will overwrite the earliest record when
its memory is full. DISABLE: Recording will stop when the memory of the hard
disk is full.
HDD FORMAT: If the hard disk is used for the rst time, it is often necessary to
format the hard disk. Click the “Format HDD” button, and then click “Enter” for
formatting in the pop-up prompt message dialog box, otherwise click “Cancel”.
After clicking “Format HDD”, the system will prompt “You will lose all data by for-
matting the hard disk. Will you continue?” Then press “Enter”, and the system
will prompt “Formatting…” and then “Formatting Successfully”. The system will
restart automatically.
USB FORMAT: formatting the data in the U-disk.
The “Default” button is used to restore the factory default values.
Note: In order to connect the hard disk data on the DVR securely, we recom-
mend that the hard disk must be formatted before the rst time of recording.

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3.6 Network setup
Enter the “Network” screen from “Main Menu” →“Advanced”, as shown below:
TYPE: with 3 options: static conguration, DHCP and PPPOE
Media port: the port number used in the private protocol communication betwe-
en the DVR and the PC end, usually being 9000 by default. If this port of the PC
is occupied by any other service, please modify it to an unused port.
WEB port: the http port, usually being 80 by default. If the administrator modi-
es the WEB port to any other port, such as 88, you have to postx the IP with
the port number, and enter “http://192.168.1.19:88” in the address bar when ac-
cessing the DVR via the IE.
IP address: allocating an IP address depending on the network environment
of the DVR.
Subnet mask: lling in a subnet mask in depending on the network environ-
ment of the DVR.
Gateway: Setting the gateway depending on the network environment of the
DVR. If there is no router device in the network, please allocate an IP address
on the same network segment. If there is a router device in the network, you
have to set the corresponding gateway.
DNS: setting the IP address of the domain name server (DNS varies from city to
city), you can refer to the domain name server congurations of the PC.
UPNP:When the UPNP function is on(UPNP function on the router end is also
on of the router setting), then the DVR will reect the port and IP into the router
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4 DVR network
4.1 Functional characteristics
In network operations, software installation is realized by the IE browser of the
operating system itself, which is simple and convenient. The DVR supports LAN
and WAN access, as well as IP and domain name access.
4.2 Installation and download of controls
Automatic installation of plug-ins unit:
First add the IP address of the DVR as a reliable site of the system. For example,
if the IP address of the DVR is 192.168.1.100, rst open IE Attributes→Internet
Options →Security Options for an ordinary XP system, as shown below. This
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Notice: Enter the IP or Domain Name in the third step without the need to en-
ter port number.
After setup, enter the IP address in the IE address bar, and complete the auto-
matic installation of the plug-in unit as prompted.
4.3 IE login
Log in the system after the plug-in unit has been installed. For example, if the
domain name of the DVR dvrtest05.eicp.net and its port is 80, enter the domain
name in the IE address bar, as shown below, enter the user name and the pas-
sword, select “LAN” or “INTERNET” depending on the network environment,
and click “Login” to log in the client end or access the DVR end remotely:
Note: If the DVR host is in an LAN, but you have chosen the “INTERNET”
option, the effect of the preview image will be non-real-time.
Specications are subject to change without notice.

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