Cascadia Pro-Series User manual

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CONTENTS
PRECAUTION ................................................................ 3G
FEATURES ...................................................................... 4G
COMPONENT ................................................................. 5G
FRONT VIEW ................................................................. 6G
REAR VIEW.................................................................... 6G
REAR VIEW.................................................................... 7G
STARTING/SHUTDOWN............................................ 8G
zSTARTING ................................................................. 8G
zSHUTDOWN .............................................................. 8G
LOG IN/OUT.................................................................. 9G
zLOG IN ....................................................................... 9G
zLOG OUT ................................................................... 9G
MODE BUTTON ........................................................... 10G
LIVE COMPONENTS .................................................. 11G
DISPLAY INFORMATION ........................................ 12G
SCREEN LAYOUT........................................................ 13G
CAEMRA INFORMATION......................................... 16G
ZOOM/AUDIO............................................................. 18G
zZOOM....................................................................... 18G
zAUDIO...................................................................... 18G
PTZ.................................................................................. 19G
INFORMATION BAR.................................................. 21G
1CH SEARCH ............................................................... 22G
SEARCH COMPONENTS ........................................... 24G
TIME SEARCH ............................................................. 26G
DETAIL SEARCH......................................................... 27G
SMART SEARCH.......................................................... 28G
MAP SEARCH............................................................... 29G
POS SEARCH ............................................................... 30G
EVENT SEARCH........................................................... 31G
BACKUP SEARCH ....................................................... 32G
SETTING COMPONENTS.......................................... 33G
CAMERA SETTING ..................................................... 34G
SCHEDULE SETTING................................................. 39G
ALARM/SENSOR SETTING ..................................... 41G
COMMUNICATION .................................................... 43G
USER/PASSWORD..................................................... 45G
SYSTEM SETTING...................................................... 48G
POS SETTING.............................................................. 53G
POS SETTING.............................................................. 55G
GO TO SHELL ...............................................................56G
SHELL SETTING..........................................................57G
LOG VIEWER ...............................................................60G
ETC..................................................................................61G
PRINTING.....................................................................63G
COPYING ......................................................................64G
DATA BACKUP.............................................................66G
SERVER TO SERVER..................................................68G
zREGISTERING A DVR SERVER ..............................68G
zCONNECTING TO A DVR........................................69G
zCOMPONENTS & FUNCTIONS...............................70G
zPLAYING BACK VIDEO ...........................................71G
zBACKING UP DATA..................................................72G
SPECIFICATION .........................................................73G
WARRANTY..................................................................74G

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PRECAUTION
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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 use near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the
polarized or grounding-type plug. 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 points where they exit from
the apparatus.
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by
the manufacturer.
12) Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket,
or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold
with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use
caution when moving the cart/apparatus
combination to avoid injury from tip-overs.
13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms
or when unused for long periods of time.
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 fallen into the apparatus,
the apparatus has been exposed to rain or
moisture, does not operate normally, or has been
dropped.
IMPORTANT
The only way to disconnect power completely is to
unplug the power cord.
Make sure at least one end of the power cord is
within easy reach so that you can unplug the
computer when you need to GG
THIS PRODUCT HAS MULTIPLE-RATED
VOLTAGES.
ADJUST POWER INPUT SELECTOR SWITCH
PROPERLY ON REAR OF UNIT BEFORE
CONNECTING TO THE POWER SUPPLY.

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FEATURES
Selecting a screen layout
Switching live video automatically in order of camera numbers (Sequence)
Viewing alarm video in single-screen layout when an alarm event occurs (Event Popup)
Viewing live video in full-screen mode (Enlarge)
Presetting the layout of video images from cameras (Camera Layout Preset Save)
Viewing live video
Magnifying video (Zoom)
Normal recording
Records video continuously during the scheduled time period.
Motion recording
Records video whenever a motion is sensed in the target by the motion sensor.
Sensor recording
Records video whenever an alarm signal is input from an external sensor.
Recording video Recording
Text recording
Records video whenever a specific keyword is found in text from a POS or ATM.
Normal playback (One channel search)
Plays back the most-recent video by specifying the channel.
Date/Time search
Searches for video to play back by specifying the recording date and time.
Smart Search
Uses the motion sensor to search scenes containing any motion in the target
area.
Map Search
Uses time bars to show recording information for all channels.
(You can specify the point to start playback by clicking on the desired time bar.)
POS Search
Searches for video and text by using keywords from among data recorded in
Text recording.
Operations
on Live screen
(Single-channel)
Event Search
Uses the alarm logs listed by event to search for video to play back.
Date/Time search
Detail Search (Panorama Search)
Searches for video scenes using thumbnail images from recorded video.
Smart Search
Map Search
POS Search
Searching and playing
back recorded video
Operations
on SEARCH screen
(Multi-channel)
Event Search
Printing for video scenes using thumbnail images from recorded video.
Copying a moving image (AVI)
Copying playback video
Copying a still image (BMP or JPG)
Manual backup
Auto backup
Backing up recorded data
Playing back backup data (Backup Viewer)
Remote-controlling a PTZ camera
Emulating other DVR servers on network (Server to Server)
Viewing operation history (logs)
Configuring optional settings using ETC menu
Configuring detailed system settings on SETTINGS screen
Configuring system settings
Configuring system environment on Shell screen

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FRONT VIEW
Air duct
Powerindicator
Access indicator
Drive panel
Drive panel key lock
CD/DVDdrive
CD/DVD access indicator
CD/DVD eject button
USB terminal (2.0)
Powerswitch
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REAR VIEW
I In/OUT terminals (video input/output)
ALARM IN/OUT terminals (alarm input/output)
Air duct
Standby switch
Power socket
MOUSE/KBD terminal (mouse/keyboard)
COM1 serial port
PRINTER port (printer)
VGA port (Monitor)
USB terminal (2.0)
LAN port
MON1/MON2 terminal (analog video output)
MIC/Speaker
Video input port
Audio input port
(*) The LINE IN/MIC IN terminals
Air duct
Standby switch
Power socket
MOUSE terminal (Mouse)
KBD terminal (Keyboard)
RS-232 port
PRINTER port (printer)
VGA port (Monitor)
USB terminal (2.0)
LAN port
MIC/Speaker
Video input port
Audio input port
Digital out terminal (Alarm out)
Sensor terminal (Alarm in)
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STARTING/SHUTDOWN
STARTING
Open the drive panel with the supplied key and power ON
the digital video recorder.
The startup screen appears and the digital video recorder
starts loading the system program.
When finished loading the program, the system presents
the default screen of [guest level].
SHUTDOWN
To shutdown the system, you must log into the
“Administrator” of system.
Click the [Exit] mode button.
The [Exit] mode button is only available on [LOG IN]
status of “Administrator”.
In the [Password] field, type a password of
“Administrator”.
You may use the numeric keypad.
Click the [OK].
The screen closes and the digital video recorder shuts
down automatically in approximately 15 seconds.
You may also click the [Go To Shell] button on the
SETTINGS screen to shut down the system.

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LOG IN/OUT
LOG IN
The digital video recorder is shipped with the following
two default user name settings.
If this is the first time you started the digital video
recorder, log into the system as "Administrator".
Guest:
By default, "Guest" is defined as a monitoring user. A monitoring
user can view video from all cameras, but has an operating authority
limited to working with the LIVE screen.
You may alter the operating authority of "Guest" in the
User/Password settings, accessible from the SETTINGS screen.
(By default, "Guest" has no password setting and can log into the
system without entering any password.)
Administrator:
"Administrator" has all operating authorities required for system
administration.
(By default, Administrator has a password of "0")
To register a new user or change the password or
operating authority settings, you need to access the
User/Password settings from the SETTINGS screen.
Logging into the system
To log into the system as a different user, you need to
perform the following operation on the [Live] screen.
Click the [Log In/Out] mode button.
Click the down-arrow button next to the
[User name] field.
The pull-down menu appears, showing all registered users.
Select the user name you want to use to log into the
system.
In the [Password] field, type a valid password
for the selected user.
You may also use the numeric keypad.
Reset: Clears all characters you typed.
Del: Clears the last character you typed.
Click the [OK].
You are successfully logged into the system.
You may configure the [Auto login options] setting
in the User/Password settings accessible from the
SETTINGS screen. This eliminates the need for entering a
password because you automatically log into the system
with the user name and camera layout settings you
specified after power ON.
LOG OUT
To log out of the system, you need to perform the
following operation on the [Live] screen.
Click the [Log In/Out] mode button.
In the [Password] field, type a valid password
for the selected user.
You may also use the numeric keypad.
Click the [OK].
You are successfully logged out of the the system. The
digital video recorder returns to the [Login] screen.

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MODE BUTTON
Currently selected button: Shown with a purple background.
Unselectable button: Shown with a black icon.
Selectable button: Shown with a gray icon.
Button Displayed Screen/Menu Operation Description
DISPLAY
LIVE screen
Displays the LIVE screen, where a monitoring user can monitor live video.
Besides monitoring live video, these users can perform one-channel
search, and other operations.
SEARCH
SEARCH screen
Displays the SEARCH screen, where you can search for recorded video for
playback.
On this screen, you can playback more than one recorded video
simultaneously on a multiple-screen display.
CONFIG
CONFIGURATION(SETTINGS)
screen
Displays the CONFIGURATION screen used by the users with this authority.
These users can configure various settings for the system.
DATA
BACKUP
Manually Backup screen
Displays Manually Backup screen, where you can back up recorded video
onto a recording media such as a CD-ROM, DVD, or removable hard disk.
(This button is only accessible from the LIVE screen only.)
DATA
SAVE
Manually Backup screen
Displays the Copy screen, where you can copy playback video.
Video data is copied using the AVI (for moving images) or BMP/JPG (for still
images) format.
(This button is accessible from the SEARCH screen only.)
PRINT
Print screen
Displays the Print screen, where you can print playback video.
(This button is accessible from the SEARCH screen only.)
ETC
ETC menu Displays a pull-down menu that provides various options.
LOG
IN/OUT
Log In screen / Log Out screen Displays the Login Screen, where you can log out of the system.
EXIT
Exit screen Shuts down the system.

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LIVE COMPONENTS
The LIVE screen appears first after you log into the
system.
On this screen, you can monitor live video, operate a PTZ
(Pan/Tilt/Zoom) camera, and playback of recorded video
from a selected channel.
ModeButtons
On the LIVE screen, the following Mode buttons are
available.
SEARCH button Displays the SEARCH screen.
CONFIG button Displays the SETTINGS screen.
DATA BACKUP button Displays the Backup screen.
ETC button Displays the pull-down menu.
LOG IN/OUT button Displays the Log in/out screen.
EXIT button Displays the exit screen.
Camera Information
Camera information for all channels is listed in a tree
format.
Screen Selection Buttons
Use these buttons to switch the screen layout or the
display method.
VideoDisplayArea
Live video is displayed here.
If no camera is connected, the following message
appears based on the camera type (in [Camera]) you set
in the Camera settings accessible from the SETTINGS
screen:
CCD: No video signal
Network: Disconnection
None: Logo
Camera Control Panel
Switching to a single-screen layout when you monitor
video from a PTZ camera causes the Camera Control panel
to appear to enable remote control.
When this panel is not displayed, the current date and
time are shown.
ZoomPanel
You can perform zoom-in and zoom-out operations when
you monitor video from a camera in a single-screen layout.
Audio Volume
You can adjust the sound volume for the channel for
which audio output is set to "ON".
Search Menu Buttons
When the LIVE screen appears, only the [One Channel
Search] button is usable.
Clicking the [One Channel Search] button, however,
enables you to use all buttons in the Search menu.
Search Panel Display Area
Clicking the [One Channel Search] button causes the
Search panel to appear.
Status Bar
The status bar shows inform action such as hard disk
usage and the connection statuses of the network device
or recording medium.

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DISPLAY INFORMATION
On the LIVE screen, live video from the connected
cameras is displayed in the video display area.
Each video is displayed with the following information.
Display example for single-screen layout
Display example for multiple-screen layout
Camera Title
This is the camera title you configured in the [Camera
Title] setting, which can be accessed from the SETTINGS
screen.
Default setting: CAM01 to CAM16
Zoom Magnification
The current zoom magnification (up to 3 times) is shown
here when you monitor video in a single-screen layout.
To change the zoom magnification, operate the zoom
slider.
RecordingMode
The current recording mode is shown here.
NOR: Normal recording
MOT: Motion recording
SEN: Sensor recording
TXT: Text recording
M/S: Simultaneous Motion/Sensor recording
M/T: Simultaneous Motion/Text recording
S/T: Simultaneous Sensor/Text recording
M/S/T: Simultaneous Motion/Sensor/Text recording
A: Audio recording
The "NOR" (Normal recording) indicator is not
shown when the normal recording is performed
simultaneously with the Motion, Sensor, or Text recording.
To set the Normal, Motion, Sensor, or Text
recording mode, access the Schedule settings from the
SETTINGS screen.
To set the Pre-alarm recording mode, configure the
[Pre] setting in the Camera settings from the SETTINGS
screen.
To set the Audio recording mode, configure the
[Audio] setting in the Camera settings from the SETTINGS
screen.

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SCREEN LAYOUT
To switch the screen layout or the display method of the
video you are monitoring, use the Screen Selection
buttons.
The currently selected button is shown with a purple icon.
Screen Layout
Besides the single-screen display, you can select seven
types of multiple-screen layouts.
In the default layout, each screen displays live video in the
order of camera numbers.
Single Screen (1X1) Quad Screen (2X2)
9-Screen (3X3) 16-Screen (4X4)
8-Screen (main1+sub7) 13-Screen (main1+sub12)
10-Screen (main2Xsub8) 7-Screen (main3Xsub4)
Click on a screen to switch between the single-screen and
multiple-screen layouts.
Clicking in a multiple-screen layout: The clicked video
appears in a single-screen layout.
Clicking in a single-screen layout: The previously
selected multiple-screen layout is restored.
Example:
Although the system shows a 16-screen layout
when powered ON, if you log out and then log in again, it
will restore the screen layout setting used when you
logged out.
However, if you shut down the system or switch to
the Shell screen, the system will show the 16-screen
layout when you log in, just as when started up.
Display Method
Button to switch screen (Sequence)
Clicking this button automatically switches the displayed
live video to the next images in the order of camera
numbers, using the screen layout being selected.
<Display example for quad-screen layout>
To stop the auto screen switching, click the [Sequence]
button again.
You may use other Screen Selection buttons to stop the
auto screen switching.
To set the screen switching time, select [Layout
sequence time] in the ETC menu.
The auto screen switching feature is not available in
the 16-screen layout mode.
Button to initialize the screen layout
(User layout)
Use this button to restore the default screen layout (in
order of camera numbers) when using a preset camera
layout.
Button to switch screens when an alarm
event occurs (Event popup)
Selecting this button causes the alarm video to appear in a
single-screen layout, if an alarm event occurs.
Normal display Event popup
The previous screen will be restored as soon as the set
event popup time is elapsed.
To disable the Event Popup feature, click the button again.

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SCREEN LAYOUT
To enable the Event Popup feature, set the Motion,
Alarm IN, or Text recording mode for the desired channel
in the Schedule settings accessible from the SETTINGS
screen.
To set the time during which alarm video is displayed,
select [Event popup time] in the ETC menu.
Button to switch to the full-screen mode.
(Enlarge)
Clicking this button (or right-clicking on a screen) causes
only the camera's image to appear in the maximum
display size of the monitor, using the screen layout being
selected.
Normal screen mode Full screen mode
Right-click on a full-screen display to return to the normal
screen mode.
Presetting Camera Layouts
You can configure and preset the video layouts of your
cameras according to your preference.
The configured camera layouts can be preset on a
user basis.
In other words, you cannot display camera layouts
preset by other users.
Presetting a camera layout
Using the Screen Layout buttons, select the
screen layout in which you want to place video.
In the Camera Information panel, open the
[Camera] folder, select a camera number, and drag
it to the desired position.
The video in that position is now replaced with that of the
camera you dragged.
Example of camera layout configuration in 9-
screen layout
Drag Camera01 to the CH2 (Camera02) position.
Camera02 is replaced with Camera01.
Drag Camera01 to the CH2 (Camera02) position.
Camera02 is replaced with Camera01.
Drag Camera01 to the CH2 (Camera02) position.
Camera02 is replaced with Camera01.
Click the [Save].
The [Layout preset] dialog box opens.
In the [Preset Name] field, type a name (up to
10 characters) for the camera layout.
Notice that, in the [Preset Name] field, the display symbol
of the selected screen layout has been filled automatically.
Click Save in the dialog box.
The configured camera layout is preset and its preset
name is added to the pull-down menu.
If any duplicated preset name exists, re-enter a correct
preset name according to the displayed message.
Switching to a preset camera layout
Select the preset name of the camera layout.
The layout switches to the specified camera layout.
Note that the pull-down menu shows only the
preset names of the camera layouts preset by the user
currently logged in.
Those preset by other users are not shown.
Click the [User Layout] button.
The previous camera layout (in the order of camera
numbers) is restored.

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SCREEN LAYOUT
Deleting a preset camera layout
Select the preset name of the camera layout
you want to delete.
Click Delete.
The deletion confirmation dialog box opens.
Click the [OK].
The selected preset name disappears from the pull-down
menu.

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CAMERA INFORMATION
Camera information for all channels is listed in a tree
format.
The tree list contains five folders, each of which can be
opened and closed by clicking the +/- button (or double-
clicking the folder name/camera title).
By opening each folder, you can view and change settings
for that camera from the context menu.
[Camera] folder
Viewing camera settings
Open this folder to view the camera settings configured in
the Camera settings accessible from the SETTINGS screen.
Camera number
Camera title
Resolution
Protocol
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Setting in the context menu
Set which camera's image you want to view on the spot
monitor connected to the digital video recorder.
To do so, right-click the desired camera number and, in
the context menu, select or deselect [External monitor ] to
turn On (a checkmark appears) or Off (a checkmark
disappears) the output to the spot monitor, respectively.
If you set the External Monitort mode to "Fixed
Mode" by selecting [External Monitor mode] in the ETC
menu, you can specify only one camera to output video
signals to the spot monitor (Default setting: Camera01).
Note that you cannot specify network cameras.
[Sensor] folder
Open this folder to view the state of alarm inputs from
external devices in the order of Sensor numbers.
No sensor input
Sensor being input
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[Digital OUT] folder
This folder contains the alarm output settings.
Right-click the desired Digital Out (Alarm OUT) number
and, in the context menu, turn On/Off the alarm output.
Digital output is "Off".
Digital output is "On".
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[Audio] folder
This folder contains the audio output settings.
Right-click the desired Audio number and, in the context
menu, turn On/Off the audio output.
Audio output is "Off".
Audio output is "On".
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To enable the audio output, set [Audio] to "ON" in
the Camera settings accessible from the SETTINGS screen.
Note that you can turn "ON" the audio output for
only one camera.
These settings are provided solely for audio output
and do not affect the audio recording behavior you
configured in the [Audio] setting in the Camera settings.

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CAMERA INFORMATION
[DVR Server] folder
This folder contains information on networked DVR servers.
You can right-click this folder to perform operations
related to the "DVR Server" feature from the context
menu.
Operations on the folder
Right-clicking the [DVR Server] folder allows you to
perform the following operations from the context menu.
Register a remote DVR: Displays the [Server List] screen
for DVR server registration.
Disconnect all remote DVR: Disconnects all DVR servers
currently connected.
You may also register DVR servers in the [Register
a remote DVR] setting, accessible by selecting [DVR
Server] from the ETC menu.
Operations on a DVR server
Opening the [Server to Server] folder reveals the
registered DVR servers.
You can then right-click the desired DVR server to perform
the following operations from the context menu.
Connect to remote DVR: Establishes a connection to the
selected DVR server.
Disconnect remote DVR: Disconnect the selected DVR
server.
When connected, DVR servers are shown with a red
border.

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ZOOM/AUDIO
ZOOM
In a single-screen layout, you can perform zoom-in and
zoom-out operations.
Click the camera's video you want to zoom in.
In the Zoom panel, a thumbnail of the selected video
appears.
Operate the zoom slider.
Move the slider to the right to increase the zoom
magnification.
The current zoom magnification (1.00 to 3.00
times) is shown in the lower right of the screen.
The red rectangle on the thumbnail video indicates
the area you currently zoom in.
Click the video again.
Now, the video layout returns to the existing layout before
zooming in.
When using a network camera, no thumbnail image
is shown on the Zoom panel.
AUDIO
In the Camera Information panel, open the
[Audio] folder and right-click the desired channel.
Note that you can turn "ON" the audio output for only one
channel.
Then, in the context menu, set the audio output
to "ON".
The speakers connected to the digital video recorder start
sounding.
Adjust the sound volume using the volume
control.
To enable the audio output, set [Audio] to "ON" in
the Camera settings accessible from the SETTINGS screen.
Although the digital video recorder can record audio
signals from up to 16 channels, its output to speakers is
limited to only one channel.
The sound may not output in sync with the video
images.

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PTZ
When you monitor video from a PTZ camera in a single screen layout, the Camera Control panel is shown.
Now, besides normal PTZ operations, you can register preset positions and auto panning patterns.
Before performing PTZ operations, configure the [Protocol] setting in the Camera settings accessible from the
SETTINGS screen.
The features you can control using the Camera Control panel depend on the camera model.
ZoomUse In/Out to zoon tell/wide the video.
FocusUse Near or Far to adjust the focus.
IrisUse Open or Close to adjust the iris.
Preset
numbers
Use these buttons to select a registration number for each
preset position.
PresetUse this button to register a preset position or orient the
camera to a preset position.
Registration
check box
Select this check box to enable the registration of a preset
position or auto-panning pattern.
PatternUse this button to register an auto-panning pattern or auto-pan
the camera in a registered pattern.
P-RunUse this button to start a preset run.
A-RunUse this button to start an auto run.
PowerUse this button to turn it off.
LightUse this button to turn the light on/off.
WiperUse this button to turn the wipter on/off.
Aux
Reserved for additional features.
(For how to use these buttons, consult the dealer from which
you purchased the digital video recorder.)
Mouse
control
Select this check box to use the mouse to control the camera
orientation.
Speed
Use this slider bar to set how fast you can move around on the
image during panning/tilting or screen shooting.
The speed increases as you move the slider bar to the right.
PAN/TILT
controllerUse this control to adjust the orientation of the camera.
Camera
numberThe currently selected camera number is shown.
Protocol
informationThe currently selected PTZ protocol is shown.
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PTZ
Registering a preset position
Camera states such as the orientation and zoom
magnification can be registered as preset positions. You
can register up to 12 preset positions.
The preset positions may also be registered and
deleted from the [PTZ] tab of the Camera settings
accessible from the SETTINGS screen.
Click the camera's video.
The video image is now displayed in a single-screen layout.
Click the [Preset].
The button is now highlighted.
Select the Registration check box.
Set the camera orientation using the PAN/TILT
controller.
Adjust also the zoom, focus, and iris settings as required.
Select a preset number.
The selected preset number is used to register camera
states such as the current orientation and zoom
magnification as a preset position.
Click Preset and deselect the Registration check
box.
The button returns to the normal display (no more
highlighted). The preset position has been registered.
Moving the camera to a preset position
Click the camera's video.
The video image is now displayed in a single-screen layout.
Select a preset number by clicking.
The camera orientation has been set to the registered
preset position.
Starting a preset run
You can monitor what's happening by moving the camera
through two or more preset positions in the order of
preset numbers.
Click the camera's video.
The video image is now displayed in a single-screen layout.
Click P-Run.
The button is highlighted and the camera starts a preset
run.
During a preset run, the preset number for the current
position is highlighted.
Click P-Run again.
The button returns to the normal display (no more
highlighted) and the preset run stops.
Deleting a preset position
Click the camera's video.
The video image is now displayed in a single-screen layout.
Click Preset.
Deselect the Registration check box.
Select the preset number you want to delete.
The selected preset position has been deleted.
Starting an auto run
Runs an auto panning pattern registered on the camera.
Click the camera's video.
The video image is now displayed in a single-screen layout.
Click A-Run.
The camera starts an auto run.
Click Aux.
The auto run stops.
Controlling the mouse
Instead of using the PAN/TILT controller, you can use the
mouse to change the camera orientation.
Select a camera.
Select the [Mouse control] check box.
Now, you can use mouse to control the camera.
Click the left mouse button and move the
mouse while holding down the left mouse button.
The camera orientation changes according to the mouse
movement.
Use the [Speed] slider to adjust the mouse control speed.
Shooting the screen
If you are using a three-button mouse, clicking the center
mouse button causes the camera orientation to change so
that the clicked point appears at the center of the screen.