D-Teg BRX2004A User manual

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BRX2004A/BRX2008A
USER GUIDE
MOBILE DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
With Advanced Analytic Software
1st Edition
Thank you for purchasing D-TEG BRX2004A/BRX2008A.
Please familiarize yourself with the capabilities your new Mobile DVR can
provide by reading this manual carefully.
Please be careful when using your new device while driving
Your new device may be upgraded with new functions and features
periodically, please check our website (www.d-teg.com or www.d-teg.us)
or with your sales rep to stay updated and maximize your experience.

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Preface
Notice
Any unauthorized use of this guide or its contents is prohibited.
The contents may be changed without notice.
The contents of this user guide are comprehensively designed to provide adequate
information to set up and operate the purchased device. Please contact D-TEG if you have
any questions or find any omissions.
If you find any missing pages in this users guide, please contact your dealer or D-TEG for
a replacement.
The images and display captures are examples to help you understand this device and
may differ from what you may observe.
Limitation of use
This device is designed and manufactured for commercial use only and is not intended
for use where the failure of the device could lead to death, personal injury, or severe
environmental damage. Please use discretion when using in situations that require
high precision or that may endanger life or damage valuable assets. D-TEG does not
take any responsibility for accidents in such cases.
Software License Agreement
D-TEG and its suppliers grant to the customer a nonexclusive and nontransferable
license to use the PC Viewer software in object code form solely on a single central
processing unit owned or leased by Customer or otherwise embedded in equipment
provided by D-TEG
Customer may make one archival copy of the Software provided Customer affixes to
such copy all copyright, confidentiality, and proprietary notices that appear on the
original.
Except as expressly authorized above, the customer shall not: copy, in whole or in part,
software or documentation; modify the software; reverse compile or reverse assemble
all of any portion of the software; or rent, lease, distribute, sell, or create derivative
works of the software.
Export Restrictions
D-TEG products are controlled under the Korean Export Regulations, please check all
relevant laws and codes and make sure all compliances are met before exporting.
Copyright
The use of recorded data without the expressed authorization of the owner is
prohibited.
Trademark
Microsoft, Windows Vista, Windows7 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation,
registered in the US and other countries.
Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation, registered in the US and other
countries.
Other company and product names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their
respective companies.

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Table of Contents
Safety Advice ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
1. Contents .............................................................................................................................................................. 9
2. Specifications .................................................................................................................................................... 12
3. BRX2004A Overview ...................................................................................................................................... 14
3-1. Front .......................................................................................................................................................... 14
3-2. Rear ........................................................................................................................................................... 17
4. Cable Diagram Examples ...................................................................................................................... 18
4-1 Option I (Kyoto example) ............................................................................................................. 18
4-2 Option II (Nagoya example) ....................................................................................................... 19
4-3 Option III (Tokyo example) ........................................................................................................ 20
Main Unit Set Up ............................................................................................................................................... 21
1. Live Screen .................................................................................................................................................. 21
2. Information Screen ................................................................................................................................ 22
3. MAIN MENU ................................................................................................................................................. 23
3-1. Device Setting .................................................................................................................................... 25
3-1-1. Device / Camera ................................................................................................................... 25
3-1-2. Device / Signal ...................................................................................................................... 26
3-1-3. Device / G-sensor ................................................................................................................ 27
3-1-4. Device / Remote Control ................................................................................................. 32
3-1-5. Device/ Display ....................................................................................................................... 32
3-1-6. DEVICE/ EXTERNAL DEVICE .......................................................................................... 33
3-2. Record Settings ................................................................................................................................. 35
3-2-1. Record Settings/ Quality & Resolution ..................................................................... 36
3-2-2. Record Settings / Channel Set Up ............................................................................. 37
3-2-3. Record Settings / Record Option ............................................................................... 38

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3-3.SYSTEM Settings ................................................................................................................................ 38
3-3-1. SYSTEM / DATE/TIME/LANGUAGE ............................................................................ 39
3-3-2. SYSTEM / USER MANAGEMENT .................................................................................. 40
3-3-1. SYSTEM / SERVICE ............................................................................................................. 40
4. Uploading/ Downloading the Setting File................................................................................... 43
4-1. Upload ...................................................................................................................................................... 43
4-2. Download ............................................................................................................................................... 43
PC Viewer Software Instructions ........................................................................................................... 44
1. System Requirements .......................................................................................................................... 44
1-1. Hardware ................................................................................................................................................ 44
1-2. Software ................................................................................................................................................. 44
2. Installation of PC Viewer Software .............................................................................................. 45
3. PC Viewer Software Description .................................................................................................... 45
3-1. PC Viewer Main Screen ................................................................................................................. 46
3-1-1. PC Viewer Control Buttons ............................................................................................... 47
3-1-2. Control Buttons and Indicators ..................................................................................... 48
4. Playing ............................................................................................................................................................ 49
4-1. Connecting HDD (or SSD) .......................................................................................................... 49
4-2. Select HDD (or SSD) ...................................................................................................................... 49
4-3. Select Layout ....................................................................................................................................... 52
5. View Information ..................................................................................................................................... 54
5-1. Sensor Information ......................................................................................................................... 54
5-2. Analyze Driving Info ....................................................................................................................... 56
5-3. Tracking .................................................................................................................................................. 57
5-4. PC Viewer Display ............................................................................................................................ 57

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6. Search ............................................................................................................................................................ 58
6-1. Calendar Search ................................................................................................................................ 58
6-2. Event Search ....................................................................................................................................... 58
7. Blur Function .............................................................................................................................................. 60
8. Data Backup and Printing .................................................................................................................. 62
8-1. Still frame conversion to jpg .................................................................................................... 62
8-1. Video conversion to avi ................................................................................................................ 63
8-3. Print Image ........................................................................................................................................... 63
9. Backup and Backup list ....................................................................................................................... 65
9-1. Backup ..................................................................................................................................................... 65
9-2. Backup List ........................................................................................................................................... 65
10. Setting ........................................................................................................................................................ 67
10-1. PC Viewer set up ............................................................................................................................ 67
10-2. DVR Configuration ........................................................................................................................ 69
10-2-1. Device .......................................................................................................................................... 70
10-2-2. Record ......................................................................................................................................... 72
10-2-3. Event ............................................................................................................................................ 75
10-2-5. EMS (Eco Management System) ............................................................................... 84
11. Remove Data Storage Media ....................................................................................................... 85
12. About ........................................................................................................................................................... 85
12-1. Version Info ....................................................................................................................................... 85
12-2. Hotkeys ................................................................................................................................................ 86
Appendix A) Shortcut Key list .................................................................................................................. 87
Appendix B) Suggested Axis Adjustments by Device Positions ........................................ 89
Appendix C) Recording Time Table ...................................................................................................... 93

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Appendix D) Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 96

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Safety Advice
CAUTION
Damages due to production malfunction, loss of data, or other damages occurring
while using this product shall not be the responsibility of the manufacturer. Although
the product is a device used for recording videos, the product may not save all videos
in the case of a malfunction. In the case of an accident, the sensor may not recognize
the shock when the impact is light and as a result, it may not begin recording
automatically.
SAFETY ADVICE
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER.
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
CAUTION
Connect your vehicle’s power cable to the product after starting the vehicle.
The instant over voltage generated when starting up the vehicle may damage
the product if it is already connected.
CAUTION
Install the product where it does not block driver’s visibility and where there is
no airbag installed. This could cause an accident or might injure the passengers in
case of accident.
Please make sure you follow the safety advice/instructions given in the user guide.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
Battery for RTC (Real Time Clock) inside.

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GPS Reception
1. Activate the product in an area without large buildings to improve GPS
reception.
2. The temperature range for optimum operation of the GPS receiver in
your car is -10 ~ 50°C.
3. When using the product for the first time or after a long period (more
than three days), it may take a little longer to recognize your current
location.
It may take between five and thirty minutes to get GPS reception.
Situations where reception may be obstructed.
The commercial purpose GPS has the average range error of more than 15
meters and the range error could be more than 100 meters due to
environmental conditions like buildings, roadside trees etc.
1. If there is an object at the end of the GPS antenna
2. If your vehicle has metallic elements on the windshields
3. If equipment generating electromagnetic waves that interfere with the GPS
signal is installed in the vehicle, e.g. other GPS devices such as certain
types of wireless activated alarms, MP3, CD players, etc. using GPS.
4. If you are using a receiver connected by cable, electric interference can be
avoided by simply changing the location of the GPS receiver (antenna).
5. On heavily overcast or cloudy days, if the vehicle is in a covered location
such as under a bridge or raised roadway, in a tunnel, an underground
roadway or parking area, inside a building or surrounded by high-rise
buildings.
6. If GPS signal reception is poor, it may take longer to locate your current
position when the vehicle is moving than when it is stationary.

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1. Contents
The following items are included with the BRX2004A or BRX2008A.
No. Qty Part Number Part Name and Description Image
1 1
BRX2004A or
BRX2008A
BRX2004A/ BRX2008A
- Mobile Digital Video Recorder main
unit
2 1 MSY11030100 Waterproof GPS Module and Case
3 1 MTPMT040040 Double sided tape
- use to fasten GPS Module
4 1 RH400 Removable SSD/HDD case

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No. Qty Part Number Part Name and Description Image
5 1 MPR11020901 &
MPR11021001
Bracket and Back Cable Cover
- use to install BRX unit
6 8 PAN+ 04*08Black Screws
7 2 MKY03
Keys for internal lock
- turns on device and locks HDD/SSD
case in the BRX unit
8 MKY02 Keys for external lock
- locks main unit’s front cover
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or
2
BRX-WH040
Camera Cable
- connects 4 cameras each
* BRX2004A comes with one
* BRX2008A comes with two

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No. Qty Part Number Part Name and Description Image
10 1 BRX-WH062 Digital IO & A/V Out
11 1 BRX-WH090 Power in Cable
12 1 BRX-WH100 Car Signal Cable
14 1 INSTALL-700M PC Viewer Installation CD (or SD card)
& User Guide

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2. Specifications
Category Model Remarks
BRX2004A BRX2008A
Video Inputs (max) 4 8NTSC/PAL
selectable
Video Out 1 NTSC/PAL
selectable
Audio Inputs (max) 4 8
Audio Out 1
Video Format H.264
Audio Format G.711
Recording Resolution NTSC: 704 x 480, 704 x 240, 352 x 240
PAL: 704 x 576, 704 x 288, 352 x 288
Recording FPS NTSC: 60(D1) / 120(Half-D1) / 240(CIF)
PAL: 50(D1) / 100(Half-D1) / 200(CIF)
Alarm In 4(O/C) + 3(Voltage) + 1(RPM)
Alarm Out 2
LED indicators Power, Rec, Alarm, LAN
Removable Storage SATA I interface, 2.5”, HDD or SSD
External Device USB Host 1 (Rear), SD Card 1 (Front)
LAN Wire: 10/100 bps
G-Sensor Internal 3 Axis
Serial Port 2+1(GPS) * RS-232C
Signal Port 5: Left, Right, Brake, Reverse, Speed
Input Interface
Front Button:
up,down,left,right,enter,esc,ch,search,fn,
status
Power Out DC 12V : 1 (Front) + 1 (Rear)
Application Language
English, Japanese, Russian, Korean
Chinese Simplified/Traditional,
Portuguese
SW PC Viewer
Allowable Temperature
Range -10 ℃~ 60 ℃
Allowable Humidity
Range 0 ~ 90 %
Max Shock Tolerance 3G (SSD), 1G (HDD)
Power/Consumption DC 24V/1A
Weight (approx.) 1.08 kg = 970g (main unit) + 110g
(removable Pack)
Dimensions 1 DIN: 178mm(W) x 50mm(H) x
180mm(D)

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Interfaces
IO – Front
Removable
HDD/SSD Slot
2.5”, SATA I, Key Lock type
Key Lock (Power on)
Key Unlock (Power off)
1ea
SD
FW Upgrade
Configuration File Loading
EMS, Auto back up
1ea
Video Out RCA type, Main video out 1ea
Audio Out RCA type, Playback audio 1ea
External Power Out DC 12V 1ea
LED Power, Rec, Alarm, LAN 4ea
BEEP Status, Error
Button Up,Down,Left,Right, Enter
Channel,Search,Function,Esc,Status 10ea
IR Receiver IR Remote Controller(reserve) 1ea
IO – Rear
Video Inputs Video (NTSC/PAL) In
Camera Power (DC 12V) 8ea
Audio Input Line in 8ea
Car Signal Left, Right, Brake, Reverse, Speed
Pulse 5ea
Alarm In
1~4 : Voltage off/on
5~7: Normal open/close
8: RPM
8ea
Alarm Out Digital output 2ea
Serial Port 1 Debug 1ea
Serial Port 2 Tachometer 1ea
Serial Port 3 External GPS 1ea
USB
Host A type
FW Upgrade
Configuration File Loading
1ea
LAN 10/100 Mbps, RJ-45 jack 1ea
Power In DC 12V / 24V 1ea
External Power Out DC 12V 1ea

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3. BRX2004A Overview
3-1. Front
① Cover Lock
② LED Indicator Lights
[POWER]: Illuminated when the BRX is powered (Green LED)
[REC]: Illuminated when recording (Orange LED)
[ALARM]: Illuminated in any fail conditions (Red LED)
[LAN]: Illuminated when connected to the network (Orange LED)
At power on, the POWER LED will illuminate immediately and the BRX will go into
system check. Once device is operational, the REC LED will also illuminate. This
usually takes about a minute but in some cases, the device may need to reboot
in which case it will take about 5 minutes
③ Control Buttons
[SER]: Search data by date using calendar index
[CH]: Select single camera view
[MENU]: Set up
[ESC]: Return to previous screen
[<∧∨>]: Direction keys to move selections during set up
[<]: Change layout of live screening to 9 split screen
[>]: Change layout of live screening to 4 split screen
[∨]: Press down for 3 seconds to stop EMS data recording and safely eject
SD card
Note
While accessing the menu, data may be being recorded on the SD card, please use the
[ESC] key to exit the Set Up mode before ejecting SD Card
[FN]: Function key
①
②
③
⑨
⑤
⑦
⑧
④
SD ▼
⑥

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[FN] + [∧]: Upload device settings
* Uploading Device set up: Store your device settings onto a SD Card or USB
memory stick using the PC Viewer, plug in the memory media into the device
while in operation, pressing the [FN] + [∧] together will upload and change the
settings.
[FN] + [∨]: Download device settings and log data
* Downloading Device set up: Plug in a SD Card or USB memory and press the
[FN] + [∨] together to download the settings
Note
1. When the device is in Set Up mode, both uploading and downloading the
settings is not possible.
2. When both SD card and USB memory stick are plugged in, even if there
are no recorded settings, only the SD card will be read
[STA]: Selects overview information and display type on monitor
④ Removable HDD(SSD) Cartridge: When the Key lock is on ON, the removable
cartridge cannot be inserted or pulled out
Note
Remove the Removable HDD (or SSD) Cartridge only after Key is unlocked,
and LED lights are out.
⑤ Key Lock: Locks Removable Cartridge and also turns the power on and off
A. When using the Key Lock to power up and off
Off →On: Immediately powers up, operational in 40 sec
On →Off: Initiates shut down and will fully power off in 15 sec
B. When using the ACC Signal to power up and off
Off →On: Powers up in 5 sec, operational in 45 sec (the [REC] LED will
illuminate)
On →Off: Stops recording immediately, initiates shut down in one
minute, and will fully power off in 1 min and 15 sec
* The delay time for record off and power off time can be modified using the
power board’s dipswitch inside the device. For more information, please
consult with your dealer.
⑥ SD Card Slot: Plug in SD card to upload and download EMS data
* SD cards can be inserted at any time but must be safely ejected by
pressing [∨] for 3 seconds prior to removal. After you hear the double
beep, push in the SD card to unlock and then eject. SD cards can also be
safely removed after power shutdown of the BRX.
A. Downloading the setting and log files
Insert the SD card, Press the [Fn] and [∨] key simultaneously to
download the setting and log files.
Two short beeps will sound when download is finished. One short
beep will sound if there is an error.
Please follow the SD card safe ejection instructions described above
when removing.
The downloaded data will be stored in the SD card in the folder

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“dvr_config_down”, and in the sub-folder “MAC_Mac Address“ as
files: “dvrid.ini, setting.ini, version.ini, system.log”
B. Uploading the setting files
Set and store device setting files using the PC Viewer (For
instructions refer to section 10-2)
Insert the SD card until it locks and press [Fn] and [∧]
simultaneously.
During the upload, the device will sound three short beeps
continuously
Two short beeps will sound when upload is finished. One short beep
will sound if there is an error.
⑦ Video Out Port
⑧ Audio Out Port
⑨ DC 12V Power Out

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3-2. Rear
①Power Connector
Use the included power cable bundle for this connection, the battery cable
connects to the battery power and the ACC cable connects to the ignition or
main power switch.
②Car Signal Connector
Use the car signal cable bundle for this connection. Connect the appropriate
car signals to the labeled cables.
③Serial Ports
Port 1: Connect external device usually used for system maintenance
Port 2: Connect external device usually used to connect EMS Alert Unit
Port 3: Connect external device usually allotted for external GPS
④Main Power Switch
⑤Power out (DC 12V)
⑥Digital IO / AV out Connector
Digital Input 1: Allotted for RPM signal
Digital Input 2 ~ 8: Connects to other signal inputs such as panic switch,
horn, door open and close, etc.
Digital Output 1 ~ 2
Audio / Video Out
⑦AV In (1~4) Connector
Cameras 1 ~ 4: Video, audio, and 12 V power supply
⑧AV In (5~8) Connector
Cameras 5 ~ 8: Video, audio, and 12 V power supply
⑨USB connector
Supports firmware up-grade, set up file upload / download, and network
connection
⑩Ethernet connector
Supports network connection
⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩
①② ③④

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4. Cable Diagram Examples
4-1 Option I (Kyoto example)

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4-2 Option II (Nagoya example)

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4-3 Option III (Tokyo example)