COP Security INS-RED04 Quick start guide

COP Security, Delph New Road,
Dobcross, OL3 5BG England
DVR RANGE
ENGINEER MaNual
INSPIRE
Red

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Hardware Recording Settings
•Inspire Red DVR range
•Connections
•Connecting a mouse
•Connecting keyboard
•Connecting PTZ cameras
•Connecting Keyboard/PTZ
•Alarm connections
•Using front panel
•Using infra red remote
•Using a mouse
•Using a remote keypad
•Power up
•Power down
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•Normal record settings
•Event record settings
•Record time calculator
•Disable/Enable recording
•Recorded audio options
•Audio CH multi screen
•Record OSD options
•Record schedule
•Pre event recording
•Post event recording
•Watermark
•Video loss recording
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Quick Setup Network Settings
•Entering engineer menu
•Exit engineer menu
•Basic default settings
•Network basic setup
•iPhone viewing setup
•Smartphone setup
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•Network type
•Network details
•Email settings
•PPPOE settings
•DDNS settings
•Dual stream settings
•Internet time synchronisation
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System Settings Event settings
•Language
•Set time & date
•Daylight saving time
•Video standard
•Set VGA resolution
•Key press buzzer
•HDD overwrite
•Add user
•Change user access rights
•Remove user
•Change password
•Information screen settings
•DVR ID
•DVR Name
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•Alarm input type
•Alarm output duration
•Alarm actions
•Full screen on alarm
•Motion detect setup
•Motion detect output duration
•Motion detect actions
•Full screen on motion detect
•Video loss actions
•HDD full actions
•HDD error actions
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Display Settings Maintenance
•Channel name display options
•Hide camera
•Display colour setting
•Spot monitor setting
•Mask setting
•PTZ setup
•VGA monitor settings
•BNC monitor settings
•Time and date OSD option
•Display size adjustment
•Time & date display position
•Show record status
•Connected camera number
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•View log
•Copy log
•Format HDD
•Software upgrade
•Copy engineer settings to USB
•Load engineer settings from USB
•Load default settings
•DVR configuration information
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Contents

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There are three products in the range
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4 channel with CD-DVD & USB backup and maximum of 6000GB HDD
INS-RED08
8 channel with CD-DVD & USB backup and maximum of 12000GB HDD.
INS-RED16
16 channel with CD-DVD & USB backup and maximum of 12000GB HDD.
Inspire Red DVR Range

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The connection details are common for all types of Inspire Red DVR.
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A. Camera inputs (BNC)
B. Loop through (BNC)
C. USB port
D. TV output (BNC)
E. Spot monitor output (BNC)
F. Audio inputs
G. RS232 port
H. VGA output
I. Audio input (Talkback - RCA)
J. Audio output (RCA)
K. Ethernet network port
L. RS422 connections
M. RS485 connections
N. Alarm input/output
O. 12v DC Output (1A max)
P. 5v DC Output (1A max)
Connections

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A mouse is supplied with the Inspire DVR that can be connected to any available USB
port on the DVR.
There are 2x USB ports on each Inspire Red DVR, the first is located on the
front panel and the second is located on the back of the DVR.
The mouse is automatically detected when it is plugged in, it does not have to be
plugged in during DVR start up.
If the mouse is unplugged the mouse pointer will disappear after 30 seconds.
Connecting A Mouse

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Remote keyboards are connected to the RS485 bus, there are two RS485 busses on the
DVR. One is for a remote keyboard connection and the other is for connecting to PTZ
cameras. Each RS485 bus is independent.
Recommended cable is Cat 5.
Maximum cable run is recommended at 500 metres.
More than one DVR can be connected and controlled by a single keyboard. However
each DVR must have a separate ID or the keyboard will try to control multiple DVRs at
the same time.
See page 37 for DVR ID setting.
Keyboard Setting
The keyboard must be set to Pelco D 2400 baud rate for it to communicate with the
DVR.
Set the DIP switch on the keyboard
DVR Setting
There are no settings to adjust on the DVR, the DVR will automatically operate at Pelco
D 2400 for keyboard communication.
For multiple DVR configurations you need to set the DVR ID, see page 37 for details.
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PTZ cameras are connected to the RS485 bus, there are two RS485 busses on the DVR.
One is for a remote keyboard connection and the other is for connecting to PTZ
cameras. Each RS485 bus is independent.
RS485
Recommended cable is Cat 5.
Maximum cable run is recommended at 500 metres.
PTZ Camera Setting
The PTZ cameras must be set to operate on the same communication protocol as the
DVR is set to (Recommended protocol is Pelco D 2400).
Each PTZ camera must be set with an individual ID number.
See PTZ camera instructions for details on changing these settings.
DVR Setting
The settings for the communication protocol must be set to match the PTZ camera, see
page 45 for details of setting the DVR for PTZ use.
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If you want to control PTZ cameras & speed domes from both the DVR and the
keyboard then both RS485 busses must be connected together.
RS485 RS485
Recommended cable is Cat 5.
Maximum cable run is recommended at 500 metres for each device.
Keyboard Setting
The keyboard must be set to Pelco D 2400 baud rate for it to communicate with the
DVR.
Set the DIP switch on the keyboard.
PTZ Camera Setting
The PTZ cameras must be set to Pelco D 2400.
Each PTZ camera must be set with an individual ID number.
See PTZ camera instructions for details on changing these settings.
DVR Setting
The DVR will automatically work on Pelco D 2400 for keyboard communication.
For multiple DVR configurations you need to set the DVR ID, see page 37 for details.
The settings for the PTZ communication protocol must match PTZ camera setting.
See page 45 for details of setting the DVR for PTZ use.
Connecting Keyboard and PTZ

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Alarm inputs can be set for normally open or normally closed, the default setting is
normally open. See page 82 for details on how to change the setting.
There is a single alarm input for each video channel, and multiple ground connectors on
each DVR.
Alarm inputs are activated in the following way:
Normally Open Connect to ground to activate
Normally Closed Remove connection from ground to activate
Connecting Alarm Outputs
There are four independent relay outputs.
The relays are voltage free contacts rated at 1A 12v and are normally open closing on
activation.
The relays can be programmed to respond to different types of event, see Event
Settings from page 82 - 92 for details on setting the alarm outputs.
Alarm Connections
Normally Open Normally Closed
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The front panel functions are common for all types of Inspire Red DVR.
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A. Navigation buttons Move around menu screen, control PTZ cameras
B. OK button Confirm and accept options
C. Power button Switch on / off DVR (requires password)
D. Play & pause button Playback and pause recorded video
E. Menu button Access engineer menu (requires password)
F. PTZ button Enable / disable PTZ mode
G. Copy button Access the copy menu
H. Display button Change the format of the main display
I. Back button Go back one step in menu or stop playback
J. Mute button Mute / enable audio & mute alarm
K. Info button Display installer information
L. Number buttons Select individual channels
M. Information lights Display status of HDD, Network, Event
N. USB port Mouse or copy device(plus versions only)
O. CD-DVD eject Open CD-DVD tray (plus versions only)
Using Front Panel

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The IR remote functions are common for all types of Inspire DVR.
A. Navigation buttons Move around menu screen, control PTZ cameras
B. OK button Confirm and accept options
C. Power button Switch on / off DVR (requires password)
D. Play & pause button Playback and pause recorded video
E. Menu button Access engineer menu (requires password)
F. PTZ button Enable / disable PTZ mode
G. Copy button Access the copy menu
H. Display button Change the format of the main display
I. Back button Go back one step in menu or function
J. Mute button Mute / enable audio & mute alarm
K. Info button Display installer information
L. Number buttons Select individual channels
M. Stop button Stop playback of recorded video
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The mouse functions are common for all types of Inspire Red DVR. A mouse can be used
to control all functions of the DVR.
A. Left mouse button Double click to zoom to full screen
B. Right mouse button Display mouse tool bar (requires password)
C. Mouse wheel Zoom from multi camera display to full screen
Mouse tool bar
A. Hide mouse tool bar
B. Access engineer menu
C. Access playback menu
D. Access the copy menu
E. Enable / disable PTZ mode
F. Audio on/off / Mute alarm
G. Display installer information
H. Display single channel full screen
I. Display 4 channels
J. Display 6 channels (8 and 16 channel DVR only)
K. Display 9 channels (8 and 16 channel DVR only)
L. Display 10 channels (16 channel DVR only)
M. Display 13 channels (16 channel DVR only)
N. Display 16 channels (16 channel DVR only)
O. Start sequence display
In PTZ mode the mouse can also be used to control the movement of the PTZ camera.
Using a Mouse

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The Inspire RED range of DVRs can be controlled from a remote keyboard, the keyboard
is connected via RS485 and can be fitted up to 500 metres from the DVR. Up to four
separate keyboards can be attached to a single DVR.
A. PTZ / DVR Switch from DVR control to PTZ control
B. Navigation buttons Move around menu screen
C. Joystick (live) Move around menu screen, control PTZ cameras
D. Joystick (playback) Forward and back fast and frame step advance
E. Enter button Confirm and accept options
F. Search & Play button Playback recorded video
G. Pause button Pause playback of recorded video
H. Menu button Access engineer menu (requires password)
I. PTZ button Enable / disable PTZ mode
J. Copy button Access the copy menu
K. Display button Change the format of the main display
L. Back Button Go back one step in menu or function
M. Mute button Mute / enable audio & mute alarm
N. Info button Display installer information
O. Number buttons Select channels (press enter after number)
P. Live button Stop playback of recorded video & go to live view
Using Remote Keypad

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To power the DVR up simply connect the 240V mains supply, the DVR will then
automatically power up.
Once the DVR is powered on the following conditions will be set:
•The DVR will automatically start recording on all available channels, unless
a channel is set to not record (disabled) or the schedule is set to limit
recording to Motion Detect, Alarm Event or a Timed Schedule
•The Video loss alarm will not sound for any channels not used when the
DVR is powered up. The video loss alarm will only become active once a
channel has a video signal connected
•The time and date the DVR was powered up will be recorded in the log
•The DVR will be locked and will require a password to be entered before
any user functions become available
To power the DVR down it is recommended that the power button be used. If the power
is simply removed by unplugging the 240v main supply this can result in loss of some
recordings and the power down not being logged.
To power down simply press the power button on the front of the DVR. This will require a
password with the correct access level. This prevents unauthorised use of the power
button.
The default engineer password is 888888
The DVR will now power down in an orderly way, it will ensure that the latest video is
securely recorded and that the power down time and date is logged together with the
user name who initiated the power down.
Power Up
Power Down

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To enter the engineer menu you must first be logged in to the DVR with Admin rights. To
do this and enter the engineer menu do one of the following:-
•Front panel Press OK button
Enter password (Default 888888)
Press Menu button
•Mouse Right click
Enter password (Default 888888)
Press Menu button
•IR Remote Press Enter
Enter password (Default 888888)
Press Menu button
•Remote keypad Make sure the keypad is in DVR
mode, (DVR in display on keypad)
Press Enter
Enter password (Default 888888)
(You must press Enter after each digit e.g. 8, enter, 8, enter)
Press Menu button
In the login screen you can change the user name that you wish to log in as, use the < >
arrow keys or the mouse to change selection.
The password can be entered by using the number keys on the front panel or the virtual
keyboard using the mouse.
After entering the password press OK / Enter to log in.
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Once you have logged in as a user you will remain logged in until you log out.
In some circumstances you may be logged in as a low level user with restricted access,
if you then wish to access functions that require a higher level password you will first
have to log out then log in again with the correct user name and password.
To log out do one of the following:-
•Front panel Press Menu button
Press Back button
Use Arrow keys to go to Exit & Logout
Press OK button
•Mouse Right click
Click Menu icon on mouse tool bar
Click Exit on the menu
Click Exit & Logout
Press Menu button
•IR Remote Press Menu button
Press Back button
Use Arrow keys to go to Exit & Logout
Press Enter button
•Remote keypad Make sure the keypad is in DVR
mode, (DVR in display on keypad)
Press Menu button
Press Back button
Use Arrow keys to go to Exit & Logout
Press Enter button
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The following are only the basic settings that the DVR will use when set to factory default
or first powered up. There are many other settings and options but for most applications
the basic settings will allow the DVR to operate in a normal way.
The DVR will always start recording on power up unless the default settings are changed
by the engineer.
Item Default Setting
Language English
VGA resolution 800 x 600 @ 60Hz
HDD overwrite On
Engineer user name Admin
Engineer password 888888
PTZ settings All off
Normal record quality Super High
Normal record resolution D1
Normal record frame rate 25 fps
Event record quality Super High
Event record resolution D1
Event record frame rate 25 fps
Record type Video and Audio
Record schedule Continuous
Pre and post event recording Off
Video loss recording Off
IP Address 192.168.0.10
Sub mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.0.1
Port 80
Command port 5050
Video port 6050
Mobile port 7050
Email settings Not set
Alarm input type Normally open
Motion detect Not set
Alarm input action Not set
HDD error Buzzer only
Video loss alarm Buzzer only
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The following are only the basic settings that the DVR will use when set to connect direct
to PC / Laptop.
Requirements
PC / Laptop
Crossover network cable
Connecting
For direct cable connection to PC / Laptop a crossover must be used.
DVR settings
The default network settings will be sufficient, but if you want to change the settings see
page 75.
Computer settings
Depending on your version of windows and your PC / Laptop configuration it may be
necessary to change the network settings.
Set the PC IP address to 192.168.0.1
Set the PC sub mask to 255.255.255
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Start Web browser.
Enter the address of the DVR in to web browser (e.g. http://192.168.0.10)
The PC will now connect to the DVR and the web browser will display the log in screen
for the DVR.
Enter a user name and password
Default user name Admin (case sensitive)
Default password 888888
Once you have entered your log in details and connected to the DVR you will be able
to view live cameras, playback recorded video, control PTZ cameras and make
changes to the DVR settings.
See User instructions for full details on using the web browser remote functions.
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The following is only the basic settings that the DVR will use when set to connect to the
internet.
The following assumes that the internet connection is already set up and working and
not used as part of an existing network.
Requirements
ADSL modem router connected to the internet.
PC / Laptop to set up modem router.
Network patch cable.
Connecting
Connect the DVR to the modem router using a network patch lead.
Connect the PC / Laptop to the modem router using a network patch lead.
DVR settings
The default network settings should be sufficient, dependant on the router address.
These settings can be changed, see page 75.
Computer settings
Depending on your version of windows and your PC / Laptop configuration it may be
necessary to change the network settings.
Set the PC IP address to 192.168.0.20
Set the PC sub mask to 255.255.255.0
Set the Gateway to 192.168.0.1
Connect to Internet