DynaColor EDNS V3000 User manual

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Ernitec EDNS V3000
Setup Guide
Package Content
Inspect the packaging carton. Make sure the Ernitec EDNS V3000 is properly delivered. Remove
all items from the box and make sure the box contains the following items.
Ernitec EDNS V3000
SATA Cable
Power
Adaptor*
Power Cord
User’s
Manual
*Power adaptor is provided for Standard Models only.
Front Panel
1
Play
Press once to start the playback of recorded video. Press again to exit.
2
Pause
Press this key to freeze the current viewing screen.
3
Sequence
Press this key to start automatic sequence display of cameras.
4
Display
Press this key to view in full-screen or multiple window modes.
5
Menu
Press this key to enter the OSD setup menu.
6
Search
Press this key to search recorded video by date/time or event.
7
Exit
Press this key to cancel or exit from certain control mode.
8
Channels
1. In Live and Playback modes, press any key to view the corresponding
video in full-screen.
2. In input interface, 1~10 can be used for direct input of numbers 0~9.
3. In Dome Camera Control mode, 1 is for entering the Set/ Go preset
menu; 11~16 is for quick access of preset points 1~6.
9
Alarm LED
It lights up when an alarm is triggered.
10
Network LED
It lights up when network is connected. In addition, it blinks when data is
being transmitted via the network.
11
Record LED
It blinks when videos are being recorded.
12
HDD LEDs
The LEDs light up when disk cloning is in process. When the light is on
with alert beeping, that means the corresponding HDD has error.
13
Shuttle/ Jog
This is used to control playback operations.
14
USB 2.0 Port
The USB 2.0 port allows users to connect an external USB device to the
unit, such as a USB ThumbDrive or a USB mouse.

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15
Power Key
Press and hold this key to trigger the quick shutdown function.
16
PTZ
Press this key to enter Dome Camera Control mode.
17
Copy
This key is used for marking time in quick video export function.
18
Spot
Press this key to enter Call Monitor Control mode.
19
Enter
1. In OSD menu or selection interface, press these key to make the
selection or save settings.
2. In live full-screen viewing mode, press this key to view a 2× zoom
image; press it again to return.
20
Direction Keys
1. In Zoom mode, these keys function as normal direction keys.
2. In the OSD setup menu, the direction keys are used to move the
cursor to previous or next fields. To change the value in the selected
field, press UP / DOWN keys.
Rear Panel
1
e-SATA
(for Export)
Users can connect an e-SATA storage device via this port to export
recorded videos in the DVR.
2
Main Monitor-
BNC
The DVR can connect to a monitor via a BNC connector.
3
Main Monitor
Audio Out
A RCA connector is provided to output audio associated with the main
monitor.
4
Call Monitor
(BNC)
The call monitor is used to display full screen video of all installed
cameras in sequence. The BNC Call Monitor connector allows users
to connect the DVR with an optional call monitor.
5
Call Monitor
Audio Out
A RCA connector is provided to output audio associated with the call
monitor.
6
Video In (BNC)
A group of BNC connectors is provided for video input streams from
installed cameras.
7
Vidoe Out (BNC)
The same amount of BNC connectors underneath Video In (BNC) are
offeded for looping out the video input.
8
Power Jack
(Plus Model)
Connect the power cord shipped with the unit. Use of other power
supply cords may cause overloading.
9
e-SATA
(for Record)*
Users can connect an e-SATA storage device via this port to expend
HDD capacity of the DVR.
10
Audio In
A terminal block Audio connector is provided for the DVR to connect
audio source devices.
11
LAN 10/100/1000M
(RJ-45)
The DVR is capable of networking. Once the unit is connected to the
LAN network, users can remotely access the DVR through the remote
software on a PC.
12
USB Port
This USB port allows users to connect a USB mouse with PS/2
protocol.

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13
Main Monitor –
VGA
The DVR can connect a VGA monitor via the VGA connector.
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Main Monitor –
Digital Output
The DVR can connect to a Digital Output monitor via an optional
Digital Output connector.
15
Alarm Inputs &
RS-485
The DVR provides alarm inputs and RS485 ports that offer users to
connect the DVR to alarm input and RS485 devices.
16
Alarm Outputs
The DVR provides alarm outputs ports that allow users to connect the
DVR to alarm output devices.
17
Power Jack
(Standard Model)
The DVR has a 12V DC power connection jack. Please connect the
power supply adapter shipped with the unit.
18
RS232
The RS232 communication port is for connection to a POS device.
*The e-SATA port for record purpose is provided for Plus Models only.
Pin Definition of Audio In, Alarm Iuputs & RS-485 and Alarm Outputs
Audio In:
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
1
Audio In 1
7
Audio In 5
13
Audio In 9
19
Audio In 13
2
GND
8
GND
14
GND
20
GND
3
Audio In 2
9
Audio In 6
15
Audio In 10
21
Audio In 14
4
Audio In 3
10
Audio In 7
16
Audio In 11
22
Audio In 15
5
GND
11
GND
17
GND
23
GND
6
Audio In 4
12
Audio In 8
18
Audio In 12
24
Audio In 16
Alarm Inputs and RS-485:
8CH models:
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
1
RS485 D+
7
Alarm In 1
13
Alarm In 7
19
Reserved
2
RS485 D−
8
Alarm In 2
14
Alarm In 8
20
Reserved
3
GND
9
Alarm In 3
15
Reserved
21
Reserved
4
GND
10
Alarm In 4
16
Reserved
22
Reserved
5
GND
11
Alarm In 5
17
Reserved
6
GND
12
Alarm In 6
18
Reserved
16CH models:
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
1
RS485 D+
7
Alarm In 1
13
Alarm In 7
19
Alarm In 13
2
RS485 D−
8
Alarm In 2
14
Alarm In 8
20
Alarm In 14
3
GND
9
Alarm In 3
15
Alarm In 9
21
Alarm In 15
4
GND
10
Alarm In 4
16
Alarm In 10
22
Alarm In 16
5
GND
11
Alarm In 5
17
Alarm In 11
6
GND
12
Alarm In 6
18
Alarm In 12
Alarm Outputs:
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
Pin
Definition
1
Alarm Out 1 Close
4
Alarm Out 2 Close
7
Alarm Out 3 Close
2
Alarm Out 1 COM
5
Alarm Out 2 COM
8
Alarm Out 3 COM
3
Alarm Out 1 Open
6
Alarm Out 2 Open
9
Alarm Out 3 Open

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Install HDDs (Plus Models Only)
For Plus Models, users can install up to 4 HDDs to create a preferred RAID disk type. Note the
SATA port numbers on the SATA board (as shown in below figure) are linked to the indication
numbers in the OSD menu.The installed HDDs must be the same storage capacity, and it is strongly
recommended to use HDDs of the same model. Please refer to the following steps to install HDDs
into the DVR.
NOTE: Please avoid using Seagate SV35 series and WD AVGP series HDDs.
Release the screws and remove the cover of the Ernitec EDNS V3000.
First fix the HDDs onto the mounting kits. Then connect the power and SATAcables to the HDDs
and fix the HDDs onto the bottom of the DVR.
Connect the SATA cables to the SATA ports on the SATA board.
Put the cover back to the DVR and connect the power cord and required equipments.
For users who are not familiar with RAID disk types, please read the next section about facts of
different RAID disk types BEFORE creating the RAID disk in the DVR.

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RAID Disk Types (Plus Models Only)
RAID, the acronym for Redundant Array of Independent Disks, is a data storage scheme that stores
data dispersedly in multiple disks to prevent data loss. The DVR provides four different types of
RAID disks: RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5 and RAID 10. Refer to the description listed below, users can
choose their preferred RAID disk types.
RAID 0:
Data in RAID 0 will be separately stored in a minimum of 2 different disks. This helps to increase
writing speed. The order of how data blocks are stored is illustrated as below. RAID 0 is not fault
tolerable. Just ONE disk failure in ANY disk of the array will destroy everything in the database.
RAID 0 Disk Type
B
G
L
Q
A
F
K
P
D
I
N
S
C
H
M
R
DISK 1 DISK 2 DISK 3 DISK 4
RAID 1:
RAID 1 enables the DVR to store data in 1 disk drive and make copies of the stored data to the
other installed disk drive. RAID 1 requires two disks, and it is fully fault tolerable.
RAID 1 Disk Type
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
DISK 1 DISK 2

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RAID 5:
RAID 5 stores the data separately into the installed disks, and creates parity blocks for the data.
What parity blocks do is to recover failed part of the data. For example, when Disk 1 has errors:
Parity Block A can repair “A1”; Parity Block B can repair “B1”; Parity Block C can repair “C1”. The
data stored in Disk 1 is now fully recovered. Note that RAID 5 requires a minimum of 3 disks, and it
allows 1 disk drive failure.
RAID 5 Disk Type
A2
B2
Parity Block C
D1
A1
B1
C1
Parity Block D
Parity Block A
B3
C3
D3
A3
Parity Block B
C2
D2
DISK 1 DISK 2 DISK 3 DISK 4
RAID 10:
RAID 10 is a combination of two RAID 1 disks, which splits data into two parts to increase data
writing speed and in the mean time creates backups for each part. For example, 4 HDDs are
connected to create two RAID 1 disks A& B, which will split data into two parts. RAID 1 disk Awill
store half of the video data to DISK 1 and mirroring to DISK 2. In the mean time, RAID 1 disk Bwill
store the other half of the video data to DISK 3 and mirroring to DISK 4. Hence, RAID 10 disk will
handle video faster than RAID 1 disk.
A
C
E
G
A
C
E
G
B
D
F
H
B
D
F
H
DISK 1 DISK 2 DISK 3 DISK 4
RAID 10 Disk Type
RAID 1 Disk A RAID 1 Disk B
NOTE: Due to the charastistics of RAID 10 disk types, users must install 4 HDDs to create
RAID 10 disk type.

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Power On the DVR
Please follow the proper power on procedures to avoid damaging the DVR.
Connect all necessary components, e.g. monitor and cameras, before power on the DVR.
Check the type of power source before connecting the power adaptor to the DVR. The
acceptable power input is between AC110V ~ AC240V.
Select Viewing Mode:
Press Display repeatedly to select the wanted display mode. The available viewing modes are
full-screen, 2×2, 3×3, and 4×4 split-window.
Press Pause to pause the current viewing image.
Create RAID Disk (Plus Models Only)
For Plus Models, follow steps below to enter the OSD main menu and create RAID disk of the DVR.
Enter OSD Main Menu:
Press MENU to enter the OSD main menu.
Select the administrator account “admin”to login. Enter the preset password “1234”.
It is strongly suggested to change the password to prevent unauthorized access.
Create RAID Disk:
Go to <Database Setup> <Internal Disks>, a new HDD will be listed because the RAID disk
is not created yet. Move the cursor to the new HDD and press ENTER. Select <Remove> under
the <Action> column so that it can be eliminated from current database.
Go to <Database Setup> <RAID Disks>, press ENTER at any displayed HDD and choose a
preferred RAID disk type under the <Action> column.
The DVR will reboot and start to format the HDDs after boot up.
After the HDDs are formatted, the DVR will automatically add the created RAID disk to the
database. Go to <Database Setup> <Internal Disks> to confirm the RAID disk is created
and added to the database.

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Basic Setup
Enter the OSD main menu and setup some basic configuration of the DVR. The basic configuration
can be set via either the DVR or DVRRemote, the remote software.
Enter OSD Main Menu:
Press Menu to enter the OSD main menu.
Select the administrator account “admin”to login. Enter the preset password “1234”.
It is strongly suggested to change the password to prevent unauthorized access.
Date / Time Setting:
Follow steps below to setup date/time before the recording starts. Refer to the User’s Manual for
advanced setup of Time Sync function.
Select <Date/Time> in System Setup menu.
Select the date and time using LEFT/RIGHT keys; then adjust the value using UP/DOWN keys.
The new date and time settings take effect after the changes are confirmed.
Language Setting:
If users wish to change language of the DVR system, follow the steps below.
Select <Language> in System Setup menu and press Enter.
Press the UP/DOWN keys to select the desired language.
Network Setup
Configure the LAN setup for the DVR to properly function with Ethernet connection.
From OSD main menu, select <System Setup> <Network Setup>, set the <LAN Select>
item to <LAN> or <PPPoE> according to the network application, and enter <LAN Setup>.
For DHCP user, set the DHCP to <ON>. The IP address, Netmask, Gateway and DNS settings
are retrieved from network servers. DHCP is dynamic that the settings change from time to time.
For Non-DHCP user, set the DHCP to <OFF>. Enter an IP address, Netmask, Gateway, and
DNS settings. Please obtain the information from the network service provider.
To change the IP address, Netmask, Gateway and DNS value, press UP/DOWN keys to move
the cursor to the item. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys to access each section of the value and press
ENTER, then change the value using UP/DOWN keys.
PPPoE users must set the <PPPoE Account>, <PPPoE Password> and <PPPoE Max Idle>
as well.
When the settings are complete, press Enter to confirm and save the settings; or Exit to abort.

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Dome Camera Control
Dome Camera Connection & Settings:
See section Pin Definition of Alarm Iuputs & RS-485, and Alarm Outputs for RS-485 port pin
definition.
Refer to the following figure. Connect the R+, R- terminals on the dome camera to the D+, D-
terminals on the RS-485 port by RS-485 cable respectively.
To set up dome camera’s protocol and ID, press Menu to access the OSD main menu, and
select <Camera Setup>. Then select <Dome Protocol> and choose the corresponding
protocol. Next select <Dome ID> and choose a preferred ID number. Note that the ID number
must match the ID address defined by the dome camera.
To configure the RS-485 parameters, select <System Setup> from OSD main menu, and then
select <RS485 Setup>. The default RS-485 settings are 9600 Baud, 8 Data Bits, 1 Stop Bit and
No Parity.
Control Buttons in Dome Camera Control Mode:
1
Iris Close
5
Zoom Out
9
Enter / Auto
2
Iris Open
6
Zoom In
10
Pan / Tilt
3
Focus Far
7
Esc
11
Set / Go Preset
4
Focus Near
8
Enter Dome Camera
Control Mode
12
Go Presets 1~6

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Basic Playback Operation
Search by Time:
Press Search to enter the Search menu.
Move the cursor to “From” and press Enter will start playing recorded video from the specified
“From”time.
Move the cursor to “End” and press Enter will start playing recorded video from the specified
“End”time.
Move the cursor to “Select”and press LEFT/RIGHT to choose date/time. Press Enter and
adjust the values by UP/DOWN keys. Press Enter again to confirm or press Exit to abort.
Move the cursor to <Begin Playback> and press Enter to start playing back recorded video of
the selected time. Press Play again to return to live video.
NOTE: If there is no available recorded video that matches the specified time and date,
the unit starts to playback from the next available video.
Search by Event:
Press Search to enter the Search menu.
To search event video that was recorded on a specific camera, use LEFT/RIGHT keys to move
the cursor and press Enter to select or de-select a channel.
Move the cursor to <Event List> and press Enter to list the event video of the selected
channels.
The list displays each event by date, time, triggered camera and alarm type. The latest recorded
event video will be listed on the top. To exit the event list, press Exit.
Use UP/DOWN keys to scroll through the Event List. Press Enter to play back the selected
event record.
NOTE: The event list displays only the first 1024 events; as some events are deleted,
others are displayed.
Playback Controls:
Button
Description
LEFT
The button is for rewinding the recorded video while playing back. Press the button
repeatedly to increase the speed of reverse playback by 1×, 2×, 4×, 8×, 16×, or 32×.
RIGHT
The button is used to play the recorded video fast forward. Press the button
repeatedly to increase the speed of forward playback by 1×, 2×, 4×, 8×, 16×, or 32×.
Pause
Press Pause to pause the playback video. When the recorded video is paused,
press LEFT / RIGHT to resume playback video single step reverse / forward
respectively. Press Pause again to continue playing back video.
Play
Press to start the playback or to stop playing back video and return to live mode.

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DVR Status Bar Icons
Icons that will be displayed in the status bar are listed in the following table with their descriptions.
Item
Icon
Description
Item
Icon
Description
1
Main Monitor
13
Pause @ Playback mode
2
Call Monitor
14
End of Video
3
Monitor Active / Inactive
15
Quick Export
4
Sequence
16
Stamp A
5
Record
17
Stamp B
6
Event Record
18
Disk Error
7
Freeze @ Live Mode
19
Disk Full
8
Dome Camera Control
20
Disk Overheat
9
Zoom
21
No Disk
10
Forward Playback Speed:
1x, 2x,
4x, 8x,
16x, 32x
22
Disk Almost Full
23
Guest
24
User’s Authority Level
11
Backward Playback Speed:
1x, 2x,
4x, 8x,
16x, 32x
12
HDD Usage
25
HDD Cloning Status
(Plus Models Only)

12
26
Lock
29
RAID Disk Correct
(Plus Models Only)
27
Fan Error
30
RAID Disk Error
(Plus Models Only)
28
RAID Disk Clone Completed
(Plus Models Only)
31
No RIAD Disk
(Plus Models Only)
NOTE: For HDD Cloning Status icons, a number will be shown in the center of the icon to
represent the group of HDD that is cloning. In the mean time, percentage will be displayed
underneath the icon.
NOTE: The Disk Clone Completed icon will be displayed when HDD cloning is completed
and will disappear when any key is pressed.
Connect the DVR via the Remote Software
Setup Requirements:
Make sure the PC is connected to the Internet.
Obtain IP address of the Ernitec EDNS V3000. To check the DVR’s IP address, press Menu on
the front panel and select <System Setup> <Network Setup> <LAN Setup> <IP> to
check the IP.
Changing Internet Setting:
Start the IE; select <Tools> from the main menu of the browser, then <Internet Options> and
then click the <Security> tab.
Select <Trusted sites> and click <Sites> to specify its security setting.
Uncheck “Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone”. Type the IP address of the
unit in field and click <Add> to add this website to the zone.
In the Security Level area, click <Custom Level>. Under <ActiveX controls and plug-ins>, set
all items to <Enable> or <Prompt>.
Click <OK> to accept the settings and close the <Security Settings> screen.
Using the Remote Software:
Start the IE and enter the IP address of the Ernitec EDNS V3000 in the address bar.
The ActiveX controls and plug-ins dialog will show twice for confirmation; click <YES> to accept
ActiveX plug-ins. The DVRRemote plug-ins will be downloaded and installed on the PC
automatically when the connection is successfully made.
NOTE: Do not enter any leading “0”characters in the address, for example,
“192.068.080.006”should be entered “192.68.80.6”.

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NOTE: If the default trigger port 80 is changed into another one, port 81 for example,
then the IP address should be entered as “192.68.80.6:81”.
Version verification starts automatically to verify whether DVRRemote was installed. This
process may take up to 30 seconds.
When the software is completely downloaded and installed, the Login Screen is displayed.
Enter the username and password. The default usernames and passwords are admin / 1234
and user / 4321.
The following picture shows the display window of the DVRRemote:
Refer to the table below for brief description of functional items:
Item
Description
Item
Description
1
Instant Recording
10
Search Event List
2
Deflicker On/Off at Playback
11
Capture Snapshot
3
Smoothen the Image
12
4:3 Viewing Aspect
4
Audio On/Off
13
HDD Status
5
Select Camera
14
Playback Control
6
Display Mode
15
Select Picture Size
7
View Live Camera
16
Bandwidth –Normal/Dual Stream
8
Playback Video
17
Download DVRPlayer
9
Setup Menu
For more information on DVRRemote, see User’s Manual.

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DVRRemote Playback
Playback Remote Video:
Click <Play> on the main window toolbar, and then <Remote Playback> tab.
The <From> and <To> on top of the screen display the date and time from which recorded video
is available for playback.
Choose <Playback> in <Select> field for playback recorded video.
Select the date and time of the segment to play back from the <Start> field. The date and time
can be changed either by typing desired numbers directly or using the arrow buttons.
Click <OK> to start the playback, or click <Close> to abort.
Playback Local *.drv File:
Click <Play> on the main window toolbar, and then <Local Playback> tab.
Click <Open> and the file selection screen is displayed. Select the *.drv video file to playback
and click <OK>.
Click <OK> to start the playback, or click <Cancel> to abort.
View the video playback using the Playback controls.
To end the playback, click <Live> to return to live video.
Playback Local *.avi Files:
Start the windows media player or other media player from <Start> menu (or any other possible
access).
Select <File> and then <Open>.
Select the wanted *.avi file, and click <Open>.
NOTE: The *.avi files for each channel are stored separately. Therefore the video can be
played back in single channel, full screen mode only.
Playback Event Video:
Click SEARCH on the main window toolbar. The Event List appears.
Scroll through the Event List and highlight the interested events.
Double-click on the desired event to view the event video.
Playback Controls: