dallmeier DMS 160 Bank Instruction Manual

English
Rev. 2.0.0 / 091218
Operation
Audio and video recorder
DMS 80 Bank
DMS 160 Bank
DMS 240 Bank
DMS 240 HSR Bank

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Table of contens
1 This document ..............................................................................................5
1.1 Validity.............................................................................................................5
1.2 Documents......................................................................................................5
1.3 Conventions....................................................................................................5
2 Safety instructions........................................................................................7
3 General notes................................................................................................9
3.1 Intended use ...................................................................................................9
3.2 Performance Features ....................................................................................9
3.3 Certications ...................................................................................................9
4 Display and connections............................................................................10
5 Sequencer/Live mode.................................................................................11
5.1 Changing the split type (VGA monitor)..........................................................11
5.2 Changing the split type (CVBS monitor) .......................................................12
5.3 Functions of the multi split types...................................................................13
5.4 Context menu functions of the single split ....................................................13
5.5 Login .............................................................................................................14
5.5.1 Login Group ..................................................................................................14
5.5.2 Login User.....................................................................................................15
6 Playback/Live mode....................................................................................16
6.1 Graphical User Interface...............................................................................16
6.2 Split types .....................................................................................................17
6.2.1 Changing the split types................................................................................17
6.2.2 Context menu functions of the split types .....................................................17
6.3 Displaying cameras.......................................................................................17
6.3.1 Toggling in the single split.............................................................................17
6.3.2 Toggling in multi split types ...........................................................................18
6.3.3 Presets..........................................................................................................18
6.4 Camera control .............................................................................................19
6.4.1 Functions ......................................................................................................20
6.4.2 PTZ presets ..................................................................................................20
6.4.3 Leaving the camera control...........................................................................21
6.5 UTC zoom control.........................................................................................21
6.5.1 Functions ......................................................................................................22
6.5.2 Zoom control.................................................................................................22
6.5.3 PTZ presets ..................................................................................................22
6.5.4 Leaving the UTC Zoom control.....................................................................23
6.6 VGA settings .................................................................................................23
6.7 Audio settings ...............................................................................................23
7 Playback mode............................................................................................25
7.1 Tracks ...........................................................................................................25
7.1.1 Track types ...................................................................................................25
7.1.2 Track selection..............................................................................................25
7.1.3 Changing the track........................................................................................27
7.2 Playback .......................................................................................................27
7.2.1 Playback control............................................................................................28

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7.2.2 Playback with audio ......................................................................................28
7.3 Magnifying glass (zoom)...............................................................................29
7.4 Stopping the recording..................................................................................29
7.5 Printing a image............................................................................................30
7.6 Exit playback mode.......................................................................................30
8 Search functions.........................................................................................31
8.1 Simple search ...............................................................................................31
8.2 Quick search with time intervals ...................................................................32
8.3 Index search .................................................................................................32
8.4 Extended search...........................................................................................33
8.5 SmartFinder ..................................................................................................34
8.5.1 Basic procedure............................................................................................35
8.5.2 Advanced search options..............................................................................36
8.6 Use database................................................................................................39
9 Export and Import.......................................................................................40
9.1 Export............................................................................................................40
9.1.1 Detailed export..............................................................................................40
9.1.1.1 Selection .......................................................................................................40
9.1.1.2 Export list and export options........................................................................41
9.1.1.3 Export medium and start...............................................................................43
9.1.2 Simple export................................................................................................44
9.2 Import............................................................................................................46
10 Erasing tracks .............................................................................................48
10.1 Erasing a track..............................................................................................48
10.2 Erasing saved tracks.....................................................................................48
11 Reference image memory ..........................................................................50
11.1 Creating a new reference image set.............................................................50
11.2 Comparison of reference to live image .........................................................51
11.3 Deleting the reference image set..................................................................52
12 System messages.......................................................................................53
12.1 System messages conrmation....................................................................53
12.2 Analyzing system messages.........................................................................54
12.3 Filtering system messages ...........................................................................55
12.4 Exporting system messages.........................................................................56
12.5 Limiting archive.............................................................................................56
12.6 Deleting archive ............................................................................................57
13 Info dialog....................................................................................................58
14 Browser........................................................................................................63
15 Switching unit off........................................................................................65
16 Maintaining the unit....................................................................................66
16.1 Changing the lter mat..................................................................................66
16.2 Cleaning the unit...........................................................................................66

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1 This document
1.1 Validity
This document applies to the H.264 audio and video recorder DMS 80 Bank / DMS 160
Bank / DMS 240 Bank / DMS 240 HSR Bank. It has been produced on the basis of version
7.0.0 (software).
The descriptions in this document apply to all above-mentioned models. For simplication
reasons, the term “DMS” is thus used. If text passages require distinctions to be made be-
tween the devices, the complete device name will be mentioned.
1.2 Documents
Commissioning
The document entitled Commissioning contains the most important steps for the connec-
tion and commissioning of the device.
Main Functions
The document entitled Main Functions contains descriptions on how to operate the es-
sential functions of the device. The target audience of this document is the operator. No
special technical knowledge is required.
Operation (this document)
The document entitled Operation contains detailed descriptions on how to operate the
unit. General information on the appropriate use and maintenance is also provided.
The target audience of this document is the operator of the unit. No special technical knowl-
edge is required.
Conguration
The document entitled Conguration contains detailed descriptions conguration of the
unit. Safety notes, general information and technical data are additionally provided.
The target audience of this document is exclusively specially trained and authorized pro-
fessionals (“installers”).
1.3 Conventions
This document contains various warning words and symbols that indicate potential sources
of danger.
DANGER
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result
in death or serious injury.
WARNING
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.

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CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
NOTICE indicates practices for preventing property damage, incorrect con-
gurations or faulty operations.
Expressions in bold/italics generally indicate a control element on the device (switches or
labels) or on its user interface (buttons, menu entries).
Paragraphs in italics provide information on basic principles, special features and efcient
procedure as well as general recommendations.

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2 Safety instructions
Only use this unit if it is technically in proper working order, to the intended purpose and
while keeping safety and potential dangers in mind.
Qualied personnel
Installation, mounting, connection, commissioning and conguration of the unit may only
be carried out by qualied personnel. This also applies to the maintenance, testing and re-
pair, whereat the regulations of the DIN VDE 0701 series of standards (repair, modication
and inspection of electrical appliances) must be followed.
Workings at the system
Workings at the system that compromise the ongoing recording may only be made out if
no cash transaction is carried out, that is off business times or immediately after a hold-up.
Regulations
The use of video and audio surveillance systems in general is strictly regulated. Inform
yourself about the applicable laws and regulations regarding data, working and environ-
mental protection before using the unit and ensure compliance with them.
System components
Only use internal components that have been tested and approved by Dallmeier. Inappro-
priate internal components can cause malfunctions, damages and data loss and can result
in loss of warranty.
Modications
Do not make any modications to the hardware or software that has not been tested and
approved by Dallmeier. Inappropriate modications can cause malfunctions, damages and
data loss and can result in loss of warranty.
Documentation
Carefully and completely read the documents included in delivery. Always observe the
contained instructions, notes and warnings.
Condensation water
If the unit is brought from a cold to a warm environment, resulting condensation water
can cause malfunctions and damages. In this case wait (up to 8 hours) until the unit has
reached room temperature before commissioning.
Operating conditions
Unfavourable operating conditions can shorten the life of the unit and can cause malfunc-
tions, damages and data los s and can result in loss of warranty. Observe the specications
given in the technical data, the operating condition requirements and the maintenance
instructions.
Shocks
Shocks can cause malfunctions and damages. The unit may not be moved while in opera-
tion.

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Foreign bodies
If objects or liquids get into the unit, immediately disconnect it from the power supply (pull
out the power plug). Contact the sales partner responsible for your area.
Burnt smell
If you notice burnt smell or formation of smoke from the unit, immediately disconnect it from
the power supply (pull out the power plug). Contact the sales partner responsible for your
area.
Opening
The housing of the unit may only be opened by qualied personnel for inspection, mainte-
nance and repair.
Disposal
Disconnect the unit from the power supply. Remove all connected devices. Return the unit
to your respective sales partner.

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3 General notes
3.1 Intended use
The DMS is a stand-alone H.264 audio and video recorder with up to 24 analogue chan-
nels. Each basic version can be expanded with additional analogue camera inputs.
The DMS is optimized for use in banks and is certicated by UVV-Kassen and Kalagate.
3.2 Performance Features
The DMS is congured with the integrated graphical user interface.
Up to 30 input and 5 output (relay) contacts are available for control and switching tasks. In
addition, PTZ cameras can be connected to the serial interface.
Playback, evaluation and archiving of analogue and IP-based camera recordings can be
achieved via the network (PC / PView or SeMSy® management system).
The DMS is especially characterized by the following functions and properties:
• Up to 24 analogue video channels
• PentaplexPlus functionality: Simultaneous real-time recording, streaming, live display
• H.264 video compression
• G.722 audio compression
• Bit rate up to 2 Mbps
• Resolution up to 4CIF
• Frame rate per channel up to 25 fps at 4CIF
• Evaluation with SeMSy® or PView via Ethernet
• Integrated management software PView Light
• Integrated SmartFinder, privacy zones, motion detection and SEDOR®canera sabotage
protection
• Bank browser and integrated UTC compatibility
• Integrated ATM activity survey
• Integrated VNC server for picture transfer via network
• Easy Change functionality in case of HDD failure
• Linux operating system on Flash memory
• UVV-Kassen certied
• DIN EN 50130-4 compliant
3.3 Certications
The following certications were in effect for the DMS at the time this document was pro-
duced:
• CE
• ACA
• FCC
• UL
• Kalagate
• CB
• DIN EN 50130-4
• UVV-Kassen

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4 Display and connections
Fig. 4-1 : Front view
1Filter pad (behind the panel)
2 Power (blue)
Always lights up while the unit is switched on.
3 Record (green)
Indicates the recording activity (hard disk activity) of the recorder.
4 Alarm (orange)
Indicates the alarm status of the recorder.
5 Error (rot)
Indicated failures, e.g. camera failures or hard disk faults.
6 USB port
7Display
8 HDD, CD/DVD drives (behind the panel)
Fig. 4-2 : Display
9 Serial number
10 Internal temperature
11 Product name – number of activated cameras (analogue/IP/HD)
12 External temperature
13 Version number
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6 7 8
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5 Sequencer/Live mode
Initially, the recorder is in the Sequencer/Live mode after switch-on and boot up. Depending
on the splitter conguration (see Conguration), live images of the connected cameras
will be displayed in a certain split window.
Fig. 5-1 : Splittyp 2x2
If a camera has been assigned to a split window the camera name will be displayed in the
top left corner.
The system time is always displayed in the bottom right edge of the display.
5.1 Changing the split type (VGA monitor)
To change the displayed split type on the VGA monitor, please proceed as follows:
¾Move the mouse pointer to the lower edge of the display.
The task bar with the buttons for selecting the split type will be displayed. The current split
type is marked in blue.
¾Click on a button to display the corresponding split type.

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Fig. 5-2 : Task bar for selecting the split type
5.2 Changing the split type (CVBS monitor)
To change the displayed split type on the CVBS monitor, please proceed as follows:
¾Move the mouse pointer to the lower edge of the display.
The task bar with the buttons for selecting the split type will be displayed.
Please take into account that this function is not available for split types 4x4c and 5x5.
¾Move the mouse pointer to the button of the relevant split type.
¾Right-click on the button.
The context menu for selecting the CVBS monitor will be displayed.
¾Click on the relevant menu entry to display the split type on the CVBS monitor.
Fig. 5-3 : Context menu for selecting the CVBS monitor

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5.3 Functions of the multi split types
¾Right-click into a split.
The split will be marked with a yellow frame. The context menu of the multi split types will
be displayed
Fig. 5-4 : Context menu – multi split types
Expand
Click on Expand to display the current split window as single split. The context menu of the
single split is available.
The Expand and Back functions can also be triggered by double-clicking in the respective
split.
Audio on/off
If the displayed camera has been congured for recording with audio, the audio output can
be turned on (Audio on) and off (Audio off).
5.4 Context menu functions of the single split
¾Right-click into the single split.
The context menu of the single split will be displayed.

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Fig. 5-5 : Context menu – Single split
Sequencer
If the recorder has been congured for alternately displaying various cameras (sequence),
this sequence will run in the single split after clicking on Sequencer.
Back
The context menu only contains the entry Back if a single split has been activated by cli-
cking on Expand in a multi split type. Click on Back to return to the multi split type.
The Expand and Back functions can also be triggered by double-clicking in the respective
split.
Audio on/off
If the displayed camera has been congured for recording with audio, the audio output can
be turned on (Audio on) and off (Audio off).
Number / Camera name
All connected cameras are displayed in the camera number / camera name format. Se-
lect a camera by clicking on the corresponding menu entry. The camera will be shown in
the single split. This action deactivates the sequencer if it was active before.
5.5 Login
If you want to go from the Sequencer/Live mode to the Playback mode you have to login to
the system with your password.
5.5.1 Login Group
¾Left-click into a split.
The Login dialog will be displayed.

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Fig. 5-6 : Login Group
¾Enter the password.
¾Conrm with OK.
5.5.2 Login User
¾Left-click into a split.
The Login dialog will be displayed.
Fig. 5-7 : Login User
¾Enter the user name.
¾Enter the password.
¾Conrm with OK.

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6 Playback/Live mode
After you have logged in successfully, the recorder is in the Playback/Live mode. The gra-
phical user interface will be displayed. Depending on the splitter conguration (see Con-
guration), live images of the connected cameras will be displayed in a certain split type.
Note that...
... if there is no entry or mouse movement for 10 minutes, the recorder will automatically
go back to the Sequencer/Live mode.
... some functions are not available for all camera types. Corresponding buttons and con-
trols will be deactivated if necessary.
6.1 Graphical User Interface
Fig. 6-1 : GUI elements
1 Buttons for selecting the split type 5 Camera buttons
2 Buttons for selection the Dialog 6 Buttons for playback control
3Live or playback splits 7 VGA/Audio settings
4Information window
The Sequencer/Live mode can be reactivated at any time by clicking on the Sequencer
button.
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6.2 Split types
6.2.1 Changing the split types
¾Click on one of the buttons for selecting the split type to activate another split.
Fig. 6-2 : Selecting a split type
The currently displayed split type is marked in blue.
6.2.2 Context menu functions of the split types
The split windows of the different split types have the same context menu as in the Sequen-
cer/Live mode. The corresponding chapter applies accordingly.
Fig. 6-3 : Context menu of a split window in the Playback/Live mode
6.3 Displaying cameras
6.3.1 Toggling in the single split
Similar to the Sequencer/Live mode the context menu allows to toggle between the ca-
meras in the active single split. The GUI additionally provides camera buttons for toggling
between the cameras.
¾Click on a camera button to display the image of the corresponding camera.
The button of the camera currently displayed is marked in red.

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Fig. 6-4 : Camera buttons
6.3.2 Toggling in multi split types
The context menu for toggling between the cameras is also provided for multi split types.
However, if you want to toggle between the cameras with the camera buttons, you have to
rst dene a split window for displaying the camera image.
¾Click into a split window in order to mark it.
¾Click on a camera button to display the image of the corresponding camera in the marked
split.
The button of the camera currently displayed is marked in red.
Fig. 6-5 : Marked split windows
If there is no split window marked the top left split window will automatically be used for
toggling between the cameras.
6.3.3 Presets
The current camera-split window assignment can be saved as preset for multi split types.
5 presets can be saved for each multi split type.
¾Right-click on the button of the current multi split type.
The context menu of the button will be displayed.

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Fig. 6-6 : Context menu for saving a preset
¾Select Save/Preset X.
The virtual keyboard will be displayed.
¾Enter a name for the preset.
¾Conrm with mit OK.
¾
¾Select the corresponding preset name in the context menu to display the saved preset.
Fig. 6-7 : Context menu for selecting a preset
If you select Default in the context menu, the split type will be displayed with the cameras
assigned to by default. This basic assignment is done when conguring the splitter (see
Conguration).
6.4 Camera control
The graphical user interface allows to control a controllable camera (dome, PTZ head) if
such a camera has been connected to the recorder and dened as controllable (see Con-
guration).
¾Click on the corresponding camera button in the Playback / Live mode.
The live image of the camera will be displayed.
The camera control button will be activated.
Fig. 6-8 : Camera control button

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Click on the Camera control button.
The camera control panel will be displayed.
6.4.1 Functions
Fig. 6-9 : Camera control panel
1 Control buttons (left, right, up, down) 7 Focus +
2 Starting position 8 Open iris
3 Zoom + 9 Close iris
4 Zoom – 10 Open camera menu
5 PTZ preset buttons 11 Close camera menu
6 Focus –
The buttons F1, F2 and (ALT) F4 to F6 trigger functions that have been congured on the
dome / PTZ camera..
6.4.2 PTZ presets
The current position of a camera can be saved as preset. For this purpose 18 presets are
available.
Save position
¾Direct the camera at the relevant position/scene.
¾Right-click on the button of a PTZ preset.
The context menu of the button will be displayed.
Fig. 6-10 : Context menu PTZ preset Save Position
¾Select Save position.
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