Defender Security 82-12150 User manual

Installation Manual
Model 82-12150
www.mcmelectronics.com
4-Channel Simplex DVR

Model82-12150 4CH DVRInstallationManual
Table of Contents
1. Safety and Environment ............................................................................................ 1
1.1 Environmental Considerations..............................................................................................1
1.2 Before You Start ...................................................................................................................1
1.3 Warnings ..............................................................................................................................1
2. Features......................................................................................................................2
3. Hardware Installation ..................................................................................................2
3.1 Install Hard Disk ...................................................................................................................2
3.2 Camera, Monitor and Power Connections............................................................................3
4. DVR System Boot.......................................................................................................3
4.1 Hard Drive Detection ............................................................................................................3
5. DVR Setup..................................................................................................................4
5.1 Setup Main Menu .................................................................................................................6
5.2 Camera Select and Record Select .......................................................................................6
5.3 Record Mode........................................................................................................................6
5.4 Record Frame Rate..............................................................................................................7
5.5 Video (Recording) Quality ....................................................................................................7
5.6 Record Schedule..................................................................................................................7
5.7 Sub Menu Functions ............................................................................................................7
5.8 Hard Drive Setup..................................................................................................................7
5.9 Motion Record and Alarm Duration ......................................................................................7
5.10 Motion Detection Setup ........................................................................................................7
5.11 Video Output Selection.........................................................................................................8
5.12 Restore Factory Defaults......................................................................................................9
6. Record ...................................................................................................................... 11
6.1 Start Recording...................................................................................................................11
6.2 Stop Recording...................................................................................................................12
6.3 Recording Length ...............................................................................................................12
7. Playback ...................................................................................................................13
8. USB Connection .......................................................................................................14
8.1 Software Installation ...........................................................................................................14
8.2 Launching Software............................................................................................................14
8.3 General Software Navidation Buttons ................................................................................15
8.4 General Software Functions.........................................................................................16~17
9. Specifications............................................................................................................18
10. Appendix...................................................................................................................19

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1. Safety and Environment
Read all safety and operating instructions before operating your new DVR
1.1 Environmental Considerations
-To prevent electric shock or other hazard, do not expose unit to rain, moisture, or dust.
-This unit should be located in an area with low humidity and a minimum of dust.
-Place this unit in a well-ventilated area and do not place heat-generating, or heavy
objects on this unit.
-This unit should not be located in an area where it is likely to be subjected to
mechanical shocks.
1.2 Before You Start
-Ensure the power is unplugged before installing the hard drive.
-Use the power cord provided with this unit. If replacing a power cord, ensure power
cord replacement meets, or exceeds the specifications on the power cord shipped with
the unit.
-Before initial operation or configuration, refer to hard drive installation instructions.
Use a standard ATA-100 hard drive (max. 250GB), and refer to the hard drive manual
for setting the hard drive to Master.
-Set the TIME/DATE after successfully installing a hard drive and powering on the unit
(see section 5.7).
-Always stop recording by pressing the STOP button on the front panel prior to
powering-off the unit.
1.3 Warnings
This unit operates on electrical voltages that are sufficient in magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock if handled improperly. Never remove the
cover without first disconnecting the unit from the power source.

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2. Features
•Monitor and record up to four cameras
•Easy installation, set-up, and operation
•Modified MJEPG compression
•USB 2.0 port to connect DVR to PC
•Removable hard drive bay (cold swap)
•Easy-to-use front panel controls and IR remote control
•Four BNC camera inputs; One BNC video output
•Motion sensitivity and area trigger settings
•Full screen, or quad view selectable from front panel
•Display settings for hue, saturation, brightness and contrast
•Record up to 30fps
•Search on time, date, or event
•Password protection
3. Hardware Installation
3.1 Install Hard Disk
WARNING
1.) Disconnect power cord before installing hard drive
2.) Do not attempt to remove cover to install hard drive
To install the hard drive, use the security key (included) to unlock the removable tray. Slide the
tray out of the housing by unlatching and pulling on the integrated drive tray handle. Make sure
the hard drive jumper is set to “Master” before installing the hard drive. Plug the hard drive into the
4-pin power connector and 40-pin IDE ribbon cable attached to the removable tray, then re-insert
the tray, and lock the latch to secure.
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

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3. Hardware Installation (cont’d)
3.2 Camera, Monitor and Power Connections
•Connect up to four cameras to the BNC Video Input ports on the rear panel
•Connect a single CCTV monitor to the BNC Video Output port on the rear panel
•Connect the barrel plug from the 12VDC adapter to the DC power input jack on
the rear panel of the DVR, then plug the 3-prong power plug into a 110VAC
receptacle. This will power-on the DVR.
Power Input: 100-240V AC 50/60Hz; Output:12V DC/3A
3.3 IR Remote Control – Features/Definitions
Button Definition
CH1 Select or enlarge CH1
CH2 Select or enlarge CH2
CH3 Select or enlarge CH3
CH4 Select or enlarge CH4
QUAD Quad View
REW Rewind
PLAY Play record list
FWD Forward
RECORD Record
PAUSE Pause
STOP Stop recording or playing

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4. DVR System Boot
4.1 Hard Drive Detection
5. DVR Setup
5.1 Setup Main Menu
After installing a hard drive and connecting
power to the DVR, the system initiates a boot-
up procedure that starts with the HDD-check
sequence. If a hard drive is not detected, the
setup will display a message to install a hard
drive. If a new hard drive is detected, the
boot-up sequence will display the option to
format the hard drive. Choose FORMAT and
continue (note: all data on the hard drive will
be lost!). If an already formatted and
functioning hard drive is detected after an
accidental or intentional power loss, the DVR
will return to the last location and setting
before the power loss.
When the DVR successfully completes boot-up, it
first displays all connected cameras (if no cameras
are connected, the DVR displays “OFF” for each
channel in a the quad view). Press the “ Menu”
button on the front panel to enter the setup screen
(Press the “Stop” button first, if cameras are
currently recording). Use the “ Up” and “
Down” buttons on the front panel to scroll through
the menu items and press the “ Select” button
to choose the menu item to be edited. After
editing a menu item, press the “ Menu” button
again to save any edits made in the Setup menu,
and return to video display.
HDD Checking………..
MAINMENU
CAMERA SELECT 1234
RECORD SELECT 1234
RECORD MODE EACH
RECORD FRAMERATE 25
VIDEO QUALITY NORMAL
RECORD SCHEDULE
SUB MENU
HARD DISK SETUP
MOTION SETUP
RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT
PRESSUPDOWN. THEN(SELECT)
PRESS(MENU) TO EXIT


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5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
MenuDirectory
Camera Select
Record Select
Record Mode
Record Frame Rate
Video Quality
Record Schedule
Sub Menu
Hard Drive Setup
Motion Setup
Restore Factory Default
5.2 Camera Select and Record Select
The Camera Select and Record Select menu options work in conjunction with each other.
Choosing Camera Select (see 5.1 DVR Set-up Menu on page 4 to navigate and choose menu
options) will reset the camera channels to “_ _ _ _” (no cameras selected). Use the “ Select”
button to cycle through and activate the camera channels the DVR will recognize/activate (note that
by default the Record Select option will also be populated with the same camera channels as those
chosen in Camera Select mode). In addition to using the “ Select ” button to cycle through and
activate channels, the individual channel buttons (“CH1”, “ CH2”, “ CH3”, “ CH4 ”) on
the front panel can also be used for the same purpose.
NOTE: If a channel is not selected in the Camera Select menu option, that channel cannot be set
for recording options in the Record Select menu option.
Main Menu
Auto Record
Password Setup
Password Change
Picture Setup
Time Setup

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5.3 Record Mode
Once the Camera Select and Record Select channels are defined, use the “ Down” button on the
front panel to move down to the Record Mode option. Press the “ Select ” button on the front
panel to edit the Record Mode option. There are only two Record Mode options available; “EACH”,
and “QUAD”. Use the “EACH” setting to record each channel in full screen, or use the “QUAD”
setting to record only in quad view. The “EACH” setting is more common, but reduces storage
space compared to the “QUAD” setting. If recording in QUAD mode, playback is displayed in a
quad view, and cannot be enlarged to a full screen view.
Example: If Camera Select is set for cameras 1,2,3, and 4, but Record Select is set for channels 2
and 4, the “EACH” setting in Record Mode will record channels 2 and 4 in full screen (during
playback, the user can choose the “CH3”, or “ CH4 ”button to display the recorded video in
full screen). Conversely, if the “QUAD” setting was active during recording, playback of recorded
video will display in quad view only.
5.4 Record Frame Rate
After choosing the desired Record Mode setting, use the “ Down” button on the front panel to
move down to the Record Frame Rate option. The default system frame rate is 25 frames per
second (fps). This is a global frame rate setting, which means that all cameras in the Record
Select option will record at this same rate (i.e., different frame rates for each recorded camera are
not available). Press the “ Select” button on the front panel repeatedly to set the global frame
rate to 30, 15, 10, 7, 5, 4, 3, 2, or 1. The typical setting is 7fps. NOTE: the higher the frame rate,
the more HDD storage used.
5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
5.5 Video (Recording) Quality
After choosing the desired global Frame Rate setting, use the “ Down” button on the front panel
to move down to the Video Quality option. Press the “ Select” button on the front panel to
change the Video Quality to “LOW”, “NORMAL”, or “HIGH”. These generic settings refer to the
Modified JEPG compression setting of 12K, 15k, or 20k bytes/frame, respectively.
In general terms, the higher the Video Quality setting, the more hard drive space consumed during
recording. A “NORMAL” setting is recommended, especially when all 4 channels are actively
recording.

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5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
5.6 Record Schedule
After choosing the desired global Video Quality setting, use the “ Down” button on the front panel
to move down to the Record Schedule option. Press the “ Select” button on the front panel to
display the Record Schedule screen.
The Record Schedule screen allows the user to set-up scheduled (“Timed”), Motion (“Auto”), or to
skip recording for a given time slot (“─”).
In the Record Schedule screen, use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons on the front panel to move
the “▼” symbol positioned above each 1-hour segment to either the right, or left. Once the “▼”
symbol is positioned above a chosen 1-hour segment, press the “ Select ” button three times to
cycle between the “T”, “A”, or “, or “─” settings for that specific 1-hour slot. Press the “ Up” or
Down” button to save that setting and move to the next 1-hour segment. Repeat this process until
all the 1-hour time segments are marked with Timed (T), Automatic(A), or No recording (“─”).
Press the “ Menu” button on the front panel to save settings and return to the Main Menu.
Note: the Record Schedule settings are global, and therefore apply to all cameras/channels.
Recording options (“T”, “A”, or “, or “─”) for each hour in a 24-hour period apply to all cameras.
Recording schedules cannot be differentiated between cameras.
5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
5.7 Sub Menu Functions
The Sub Menu option is found on the Main Menu under DVR setup. On the Main Menu screen,
use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons on the DVR’s front panel to move to the “Sub Menu” option,
and press the “ Select ” button. Within the Sub Menu setting screen, use the “ Up” and “
Down” buttons and the “ Select ” button on the DVR’s front panel to choose any one of the five
Sub Menu functions.
Symbol legend:
“─”Camera(s) will not record during the
designated 1-hour time slot.
“T” (System Default) Cameras are “timed”
to record at the corresponding schedule.
“A” Cameras will record when motion is
detected (see “sensitivity settings” under
“Motion Setup” on Main Menu).
RECORD SCHEDULE
TTTAAATTTTTTAAAATTTTTTTT
│││││││││
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24
PRESSUPDOWN. THEN(SELECT)
PRESS(MENU) TO EXIT

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1.) AUTO RECORD – Set “ON” to automatically start recording in 5 minutes from boot-up. Set
“OFF” to manually initiate recording using the “Record” button on the DVR front panel.
2.) PASSWORD SETUP – In the “ON” setting, a valid password (see PASSWORD CHANGE
below) is required to use the “Menu”, “Stop”, and Restore Factory Default buttons on the front
panel.
3.) PASSWORD CHANGE
4.) PICTURE SETUP
5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
5.) TIME SETUP – Set
CURRENT PASSWORD :……
NEW PASSWORD :……
CONFIRM PASSWORD :……
To set the Time and Date, use the “ Up” and “
Down” buttons to move to the TIME SETUP Sub
Menu option, and press the “ Select ” button.
Next, use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to
reposition the “▼” symbol above the time and date
value to be edited. Finally, press, or hold down
the “ Select ” button the change the time or
date value. Press the “ Menu” button to exit.
TIME SETUP

2008/01/18 08:30:00
PRESS(UP,DOWN), THEN(SELECT)
PRESS(MENU) TO EXIT
Used to set a password. Note that the DVR understands
a combination of buttons as a valid password, since there
is no way to enter digits. For instance, the default factory
password is the “ CH1” button pressed six times. To
change the password, start by pressing the “ CH1”
button six times which populates the CURRENT
PASSWORD with six “*” marks. Then, immediately press
the next six-button combination desired for a new
password (note: the “ Menu” button cannot be used to
create a password). Finally, press the same six buttons
again to establish a new password.
Used to adjust the Hue, Saturation, Contrast and
Brightness for each channel separately. The default
values are “50” for each channel and option. Use the
“Up” and “ Down” buttons to position the “>”
symbol next to the option to be edited, then use the
“◄◄REW“, or the “►►FWD“ to adjust each option
(0~99). The “CH1”, “ CH2”, “ CH3”, “
CH4 ”) buttons can also be used to navigate directly to
the channel to be edited. Press the “ Menu”
button to exit.

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5.8 Hard Drive Setup
5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
5.9 Motion Record and Alarm Duration
The MOTION SETUP menu option is found on the Main Menu screen. Use the “ Up” and “
Down” buttons to move to MOTION SETUP, and press the“ Select ” button.
HARD DISK SETUP
OVERWRITE ENABLED [YES]
HDD SIZE 120042MB
HDD USED 80865MB 67%
HDD FORMAT
PRESS(UP,DOWN), THEN(SELECT)
PRESS(MENU) TO EXIT
MOTION SETUP
MOTION RECORD DURATION 5
MOTION ALARM DURATION OFF
MOTION SETUP
PRESS(UP,DOWN), THEN(SELECT)
PRESS(MENU) TO EXIT
1.) OVERWRITE ENABLED :
To enable, or disable the automatic hard drive
overwrite operation, use the “ Up” and “ Down”
buttons to move to the OVERWRITE ENABLED
option, and press the “ Select ” button to change to
“ON”, or “OFF”. If set to “ON”, the hard drive will
begin to overwrite all recorded video when it reaches
capacity. If set to “OFF”, the DVR will stop recording
when the hard drive reaches capacity.
2.) HDD SIZE :
This option simply displays the size of the hard drive
installed in the DVR.
3.) HDD USED :
This option displays both the amount of hard drive
space used, and the percentage used.
4.) HDD FORMAT :
Use this option to format the hard drive. The user will
be prompted for a password before the DVR formats
the drive (even if PASSWORD SETUP in SUB MENU
is “OFF”). The default password is the “ CH1” button
pressed six times. WARNING: The DVR will
immediately format the drive after entering the
correct password!
MOTION RECORD DURATION
Use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to move to
MOTION RECORD DURATION, and press the “
Select ” button to choose 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30
seconds. This is the amount of time recording will
last after the last movement detected.
Immediately use the “ Up” and “ Down”
buttons to move to the next Motion Setup option,
which saves the Motion Record Duration setting.

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5.10 Motion Detection Setup
On the Main Menu screen, use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to move to MOTION SETUP,
and press the “ Select ” button. On the MOTION SETUP screen, once again use the “ Up”
and “ Down” buttons again to move to MOTION SETUP option, and press the “ Select ”
button. This will take the user to the MOTION DETECTION SETUP screen.
NOTE: Refer to section 5.6 (RECORD SCHEDULE) to set motion trigger recording according
to the desired time intervals
5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
5.10 Motion Detection Setup (cont’d)
MOTION DETECTION SETUP
CHANNEL 1 SENSITIVITY 4
CHANNEL 2 SENSITIVITY 4
CHANNEL 3 SENSITIVITY 4
CHANNEL 4 SENSITIVITY 4
CHANNEL 1 AREA SET
CHANNEL 2 AREA SET
CHANNEL 3 AREA SET
CHANNEL 4 AREA SET
PRESS(UP,DOWN), THEN(SELECT)
PRESS(MENU) TO EXIT
MOTION ALARM DURATION
Use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to move to MOTION ALARM DURATION, and press
the “ Select ” button to choose the time duration (in seconds) for displaying the word
“MOTION” on the screen for each channel where motion is detected. Choose OFF, 5, 10,
15, 20, 25, 30 seconds. Or, choose CONT to continuously display the word “MOTION”,
once motion is detected. Immediately use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to move to the
next Motion Setup option, which saves the final Alarm Duration setting.
CHANNEL SENSITIVITY
Use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to move to
the desired CHANNEL SENESITIVITY option, and
press the “ Select ” button to choose from 1~9,
or turn off sensitivity (camera record will not trigger
from motion) . The values of 1~9 are general
motion sensitivity settings, and should be tested for
desired results, based on each unique installation.
Press the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to save
changes and move to the CHANNEL AREA
SETTING option on the menu.
CHANNEL AREA SETTINGS
Use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to move to the desired CHANNEL AREA SET option, and
press the “ Select ” button. After a brief delay, the camera channel display will be shown with
an over-lay grid. Each of the boxes in the grid can be “masked-out” to disable motion detection
for that specific area of the image. To “mask-out” the boxes in the grid, use both the “ Up” and
“Down” buttons (move up and down), and the “◄◄REW“, or the “►►FWD“ buttons (move right
or left). Navigate within the grid, and then use the “ Select ” button to “mask-out” each box.
Use the “ Select ” button again to remove the shading from the box, which reactivates motion
detection in that area of the grid. Once changes to the grid are made, press the “ Menu”
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5.11 NTSC/PAL Output Select
If necessary, the user can change jumper JS1 to select either NTSC or PAL video output.
Use the diagram below to locate the jumper on the main board, and change accordingly.
NOTE: The video output is set to NTSC by default. It should not be necessary to change
this factory default.
5. DVR Setup (cont’d)
5.12 Restore Factory Default
WARNING:
Choosing the RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT option by press the “ Select ” button will
immediately initialize the restoration of factory default settings on the DVR, and restart the DVR.
All current settings will be LOST!! Please use caution before choosing this option.
6. Recording
6.1 Start Recording
When DVR Setup settings are complete, and the user returns to the DVR display, press the
“ Record ” button on the front panel to start recording. The DVR will display various symbols on-
screen to visually identify current recording information. These symbols are defined below:
NTSC/PAL Select

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6.2 Stop Recording
Press the “ Stop” button to stop recording. If PASSWORD SEPUT (see section 5.7 on page 7)
is set to “ON”, the system will prompt the user for a password. Only the correct password can stop
the recording process (note: it is necessary to stop recording before entering the Main Setup menu).
6.3 Recording Length
The estimated record times (hours) in Table #1 below are based on a 120GB hard
drive, and a “QUAD” Recording Mode setting:
QUAD REC [M] (T) 2008/07/01 16:22:30
10%
R
R
R
R
1
3
2
4 5 6 78
1.) Hard drive percentage used 5.) Status (REC, Play, FF1, FF2, FF3, REW, PAUSE).
2.) “Recording” symbol indicates channel 6.) HDD Info ([M] Master disk [S] Slave disk).
iscurrently recording 7.)RecordSchedule:
(T) Continuous (A) Motion (─) No Record
3.) Channel number indicator 8.) Current Date setting
4.) Recording Mode (EACH or QUAD) 9.) Current Time setting
9
Format Quality Frame Rate 30 15 7 1
HIGH 20 58 117 251 1748
NORMAL 15 78 155 333 2330
NTSC
LOW 12 97 194 416 2913
Table #1

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05 MOTION
06 FORCE
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6.3 Recording Length (cont’d)
Another method of estimating recording length is by using a formula like the example
in figure #1 below (assuming 120GB HDD @ 7fps @ NORMAL quality):
120 (G Byte) x 1024 (M Byte) x 1024 (K Byte)
15 (K Byte/frame) x 7 (frame/sec.) x 60 (sec.) x 60 (min.)
7. Playback
7. Playback (cont’d)
Another method to search for a specific time period/range is to edit the Time/Date range line
at the top of the SEARCH TIME screen. To edit the Time/Date range line, press “
Forward” button, then press “ Up” and “ Down” buttons to move the “ * ” prompt
below each Time and Date value to be modified in the Time/Date line. Press “Select ”
button to cycle through editing each value, then use the “ Up” and “ Down” buttons
again to move to the next value on the Time/Date line. After all edits to the Time/Date line
are complete, press “ Play” to playback video for the selected time and date range.
1. Start Time 2. End Time
3. HDD Information 4. MOTION : Motion Triggered.
5. FORCE: Force record 6. Data has not been played back
Figure #1
=332 Hours
First, press the “Stop” button to stop recording.
Next, press the “ Play” button and the
monitor will begin displaying playback video that
has not already been played back. Press the
Menu button to display the Search Time
screen. The screen will list all recorded video
from the hard drive. Use the “ Up” and “
Down” buttons to select specific TIMED,
MOTION, and FORCED” events stored on the
hard drive. Press “ Play” again to start
playback of the selected v ideo segment. When
playback is complete, press the Menu button
to ret
y
rn the the SEARCH TIME Menu.

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8. USB Connection
8.1 Software Installation
1. Insert the USB Driver/Program CD
in your PC’s CD-ROM drive
2. Choose SETUP to install drivers.
3. Select the program directory
4. Choose “Next” to install the program
files on your PC
5. The icon will be placed on the
Desktop
8.2 Launching Software
1. On the Desktop, double-click on the
icon, and the interface screen
will be displayed.
Note: When the USB cable is
connected to the PC, the interface
software will automatically launch, and
detect the DVR’s HDD.
If the DVR is not immediately
recognized by the PC, the follow these
steps:
1.) Close the USB program interface window
2.) Press the “Play” button on the DVR twice then connect the DVR to the PC again.

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8.3 General Software Navigation Buttons

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8.4 General Software Functions

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8.4 General Software Functions (cont’d)

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9. Specifications
ITEM DESCRIPTION NOTE
Video Format NTSC / PAL
Operation System None STAND-ALONE
Camera Input Channel 4 channel Composite BNC
Video Output Channel 1 channel Composite BNC
USB 2.0 port
NTSC 120 frames/second 4 x 30 frames/second
Display Frame Rate PAL 100 frames /second 4 x 25 frames/second
NTSC Max 30 fps Quad ModeRecording Frame Rate
(Quad) PAL Max 25 fps Quad Mode
NTSC Each Channel =
30fps ÷ Number of Source
Max. 30 frames/s
(Each Channel)
Recording Frame Rate
(Each Mode) PAL Each Channel =
25 fps ÷ Number of Source
Max. 25 frames/s
(Each Channel)
Record Mode Continuous, Time Schedule, Motion Triggered.
Display NTSC 720 x 480
PAL 720 x 576
Resolution
Record NTSC 320 x 112, 640 x 224
PAL 320 x 136, 640 x 272
Quad 640 x 224 (total)
Each 640 x 224
Video Compression Format
(Each Channel)
Modified Motion-JPEG
(12-20K bytes/frame)
Low : 12K Byte
Normal : 15K Byte
High : 20K Byte
HDD Support Max 250GB ATA -100 Interface
Estimated Record Length 120G Hard disk @ 7 fame per second @ Normal Quality
(120*1024*1024 K byte) ÷ ( 7*15*60*60 ) = 332 Hours
Method Time/Date/Event
Search Full Screen YES
Dimension ( D x W x H ) 258mm x 132mm x 80mm