MAREX MX755 User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting started. This section describes your hardware and how to physically set it up.
LIST OF FEATURES 5
CAMERA FEATURES 5
MONITOR FEATURES 5
GETTING STARTED 6
GETTING TO KNOW THE SYSTEM 7
WIRELESS CAMERA 8
SET UP THE HARDWARE 8
Software Operation Overview This section lists basic operations in an abbreviated format. if references screen
details in the third section.
MONITOR SCREEN 9
SYSTEM OPERATION 10
Screen Descriptions Here you will nd detailed descriptions of each screen and how it is used.
PLAYBACK 13
ALARM 14
BRIGHTNESS 15
GENERAL SETTINGS 16
CAMERA SETUP MENU 18
FILE OVERWRITE 21
SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU 22
TIME ZONE 23
LANGUAGE 23
DEFAULT SETTINGS 24
FORMAT SD CARD 24
SYSTEM SETTINGS 25
MOTION DETECTION SETTINGS MENU 25
NETWORK SETUP MENU 27
FIRMWARE UPGRADE MENU 29
Remote Access This section tells you how to connect your surveillance system to the internet and access it from
your iOS and Android smartphone or tablet.
MYCAM VIEW ANDROID AND IOS APP 31
TROUBLESHOOTING 36
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LIST OF FEATURES
• 850nm IR Led distance up to 15m
• 7”TFT LCD Digital panel (800 TGB x 480)
• Two-way audio z Scan function
• PIR- or motion detection- triggered recording
• Manual recording
• Touch screen operation
• Schedule recordings from Sunday to Saturday
• SD card external storage, up to 128GB supported
• One LCD monitor can pair four cameras
• LCD: 5v DC 2A Power adaptor (+/-5%)
• Camera: 9v DC 600mA (+/-5%)
• RF range: 250 meter (Line of sight)
• New recording indicator/ Memory card full indicator
• Quad view z PIR trigger and Video motion detect alert
• Night vision up to 40 feet
• Direct connection to router for remote access to live and recorded video
CAMERA FEATURES
• Color1/4 CMOS sensor
• 2400 Mhz - 2483,5 Mhz
• 4 Mbps data rate
• 16 dBm (TYP) transmitting power
• 1280 x 720 pixels
• MPEG 4
• 3.6 mm / F 1.9 (IR cut lter)
• 68 degree angle
• 16 IR leds
• Up to 15m Nightvision
• IP65 waterproof
• Two way audio (talkback)
• 650 mA max power consumption
• Adapter: DC 5V 2A
MONITOR FEATURES
• 7 inch LCD screen
• 2400~2483 Mhz receiver frequenty
• 85 dBm receiver sensitivity
• 800 (W) x RGB x 480 (H) screen resolution
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• AVI video format
• MJPEG4 video compression
• 128 GB SD card supported
• +/- 1h video with 1 camera on 1 GB SD card
• HD, 1280 x 720 pixels recording resolution
• 25 frames per second (FPS)
• 5 seconds auto switching
• LAN cable connector
• Live view iPhone & Android smartphone (QR code)
• Rechargeable li-ion batterij
• Touchscreen
• Two way audio
• Adapter: DC 5V 1.5 A
• Power consumption: 4W max
• Dimensions: 191 x 133 x 19 mm
• Weight: 572 gram
GETTING STARTED
The system comes with the following components:
7” LCD Monitor Camera
Not Shown:
5V 2A Power Adaptor (Monitor)
Ethernet (RJ45) Cable
2000mAh Battery (Monitor)
Antenna (attached to camera) 9v 600mA
Power Adapter (camera)
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Mounting Hardware (1 set)
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Check your package to conrm that you have received the complete system, including all components
shown on the previous page.
GETING TO KNOW THE SYSTEM
1. LCD Screen: Displays video from the camera(s)or system operation interface.
2. Microphone
3. Wireless Antenna
4. Power Button/ Scan Button: Press and hold to turn the receiver on/o. Press and release while the unit is
powered on to turn Scan mode on/ o.
5. Speaker
6. Power Port: Connect to a local power outlet using the included power adapter
7. Ethernet Port (RJ45): Connect the receiver to your router using the included Ethernet cable to enable
smartphone / tablet connectivity
8. Reset: Using a paper clip or other thin object, push the reset button to restore the system to its default
settings.
9. Receiver Stand.
10. Battery Cover
11. Volume Up
12. Volume Down
13. Talk. Press and hold to talk through the camera. Release to listen for a response.
14. SD Card Slot. Insert SD card for recording videos.
15. Blue LED On - Monitor is in Scan mode. Flasing - Battery power is low
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WIRELESS CAMERA
1. Camera Antenna: Sends and receives signals to/from the monitor.
2. IR LEDs. Infrared LEDs provide viewing in low/ no light conditions.
3. Camera Lens: Catches the video in front of the lens and transmits video from camera to monitor.
4. Light Sensor: Sense brightness for changing between daytime and nighttime vision.
5. Microphone: Transmit audio to receiver.
6. Pair Button: The pair button is located on the front of the camera. It is used to pair the camera with
receiver.
7. PIR Sensor: Detects motion in front of the lens and emits detection signal to transmitter.
8. Speaker: Produces the sound transmitted from the receiver.
9. Adjustment screws: Adjusts the camera up/down and clockwise/counterclockwise.
SET UP THE HARDWARE
MONITOR
1. Flip out the stand on the back of the monitor; and position the antenna.
2. Connect an AC adaptor to the power input on the side of the monitor. Connect the other end of the
adapter to a 120 volt AC (standard indoor) power outlet.
3. Press and hold the POWER button on the top of the monitor for 3 – 4 seconds to power it up.
4. The monitor displays the start up UI for a few seconds and then transitions to the LIVE view.
The screen remains dark until the cameras are powered up.
CAMERA
General
The camera included with your monitor is weatherproof and have an IP65 rating. Water can be sprayed on
them and they will still work; however, the cameras cannot be submerged.
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Although the cameras can be exposed directly to the rain, it is recommended that, if they are used
outdoors, they be mounted under some type of cover like a patio overhang or eave. As rainwater drops
start to dry on the camera glass, it can create spots that will reect the light from the infrared LEDs used for
night vision, thus causing lower quality video.
Also, as dust, grime, and cobwebs accumulate on the camera glass, they can reect light from the infrared
LED and might lower video quality. Periodically clean the lens glass with a soft cloth.
Placement Considerations
Consider the following when placing cameras:
• The clearest line-of-sight between the camera and monitor is best.
- Walls, especially brick and concrete, shorten the transmission distance.
- Placement next to windows allows better transmission.
• Optimized motion detection range is 6~18 feet for the camera. The farther away an object is, the less
accurate the motion detection.
• Avoid having a direct light source in the view of the camera, including street lights, ceiling or oor
lamps, spotlights in the driveway, etc.
• Rainfall, pool water ripples/reections, tree/shrub leaves blowing in the wind
– and the shadows they create
– can generate motion detection false alarms.
When you are positioning the camera, bring the monitor along; it’s much easier to get the
camera into the right position when you have the display handy.
1. Position the camera where you want it, plug it into power, and check video on the monitor. Move the
camera if the view is not what you want.
2. Hold the base of the camera stand where you want to mount it and mark the location of the screw
holes.
3. Use the included screws and anchors to attach the base to the wall or ceiling.
4. Tug gently on the stand to make sure it is securely in place.
MONITOR SCREEN
The monitor’s screen has 3 main parts:
• Live View area. The main screen area displays live video from the camera(s).
• Pop Out Menu Tab. Tap this tab to display 4 menus that let you manage the system.
• Icon bars. Icons display on the top and bottom of the monitor screen.
Viewing Modes
The Live View area displays live video from the cameras. Each camera can display in its own section of the
screen (quadrant) or on the full screen.
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There are 4 viewing modes:
• Quad mode splits the screen’s image area into 4 quadrants and displays active camera video in each
quadrant. Tap the center of the quadrant to enter Single Channel mode.
• Single Channel mode displays one camera at a time on full screen. Press to change between the
channels. Tap the center of the image to return to Quad mode.
• With Scan mode, the monitor’s screen and speakers are o until a camera detects motion. That camera
then displays at full screen (sound and video on) until there has been no motion for 15 seconds. After
that, the o.monitor screen turns o again. Press and release POWER to to turn Scan mode on and
• Auto Sequence. Displays each channel automatically in sequence in full screen display. The system
defaults to Auto Sequence mode when Scan mode is turned o. Tap SEQ to turn Auto Sequence mode
o and return to Quad mode.
SYSTEM OPERATION
Your monitor operates through a series of screens that let you choose groups of operations.
LIVE VIEW SCREEN
The Live View screen is the monitor’s main screen that displays video from your camera(s). You can have the
system display a single camera or you can set the screen to display all of them. You can also set the screen to
cycle between all live video feeds. Tap the icon to change the Live screen video displays.
LIVE VIEW SCREEN ICONS
Dierent icons display on the monitor screen depending on what is going on with your cameras. This image
shows an example of what could be on your screen (the video image is removed to make it easier to see the
icons). A table follows of possible icons and their denitions.
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Shows how strong the camera’s signal is. Signal ranges from 4 bars down to 0 bars (out
of range).
This graphic displays if an SD card is inserted into the monitor.
• If blue, recording space is available.
• If red, the SD card is full.
Tap this icon to view recorded les.
New recordings are saved on the SD card.
When this icon ashes red, it indicates that recording is in progress.
• Green, system is connected to the internet and the monitor is connected with
internet mode.
• Yellow, system is connected to internet and the monitor is connected with
intranet mode.
• Red, connection has failed or system is not connected to a network.
Current date/time in month/day/year, hour/minute/second format.
Displays if the SD card is allowed to overwrite les when it is full.
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Displays the current channel number you are currently viewing. If viewing multiple
cameras at once, the camera indicator will appear above each video display.
Indicates the monitor’s battery life:
• Flashing Red – Low battery
• Green – Full battery
• Flashing Green – Charging
When you tap this icon on the screen, the monitor breaks the screen image into 5
areas. Tap the area you want to see in Zoom. That area displays in 2x size. Tap the icon
again to exit Zoom mode.
Indicates current audio volume. You must be in single channel viewing mode to
change volume. Tap + or – to raise or lower the volume.
Displays when TALK is pressed. Press and hold TALK on the side of the monitor to talk
back through the camera. Release TALK to wait for a reply.
Displays if new rmware is available.
Displays when the monitor is in auto switch mode; it will change channels automati-
cally.
Tap this icon to manually change channels.
Indicates motion detection status
• Blue – Automatic recording is OFF
• Red – Automatic recording is ON.
Tap to access the pop up menu system.
MENU
This section describes the Marex pop-up menu screens in detail. These pop-up menus enable you to:
• Play back recorded video les
• Set alarms
• Set the brightness level for each camera connected (single channel display only)
• Set up cameras for recording, motion detection, and other system and network requirements.
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Tap and the pop-up menu will appear:
PLAYBACK
Manage recorded les with this screen. You can see what recorded les you have, play them, and delete
them.
• 1. Tap The following menu displays:
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• Days that are highlighted have recorded les. Tap the day you want to review and a list of recordings for
that day displays.
• Tap the record you want and it plays, with a control bar across the bottom of the screen.
• When the le nishes, the monitor displays the Recording File List screen again.
• Tap the icon to delete the record if desired.
ALARM
When motion triggers the camera to begin recording, the monitor will play an alarm tone. This menu lets you
determine how loud that tone will be.
• Tap The following menu will appear:
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• Tap + or – to increase or decrease the alarm volume. Tap when you are nished.
BRIGHTNESS
This feature allows you to set each camera’s brightness level.
• Tap The following menu will appear:
• Tap + or – to increase or decrease the monitor screen brightness. Tap when you are nished.
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GENERAL SETTINGS
The General Settings menu contains 6 subsections, each of which may contain sub-menus. These sub-menus
let you set features about your system. You can turn cameras on and o, establish a specic schedule for
specic cameras to record, set the date and time, and motion detection sensitivity, among other features. The
rest of this section provides details using these menus.
Main Screen Sub-Screen What it Does
Camera Setup Paring This system comes with cameras
already paired. Use Pairing to
assign these cameras to dierent
channels or to pair additional
new cameras to the monitor.
ON/OFF Makes the cameras visible to the
monitor.
Resolution Adjusts the video quality of each
camera.
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Main Screen Sub-Screen What it Does
Recording Setup Duration Set the length of time the camera
records once motion sensitivity
triggers the camera to record.
Choices are 15 seconds, 30
seconds, or 1 minute (Default - 15
seconds)
Schedule Recording Set up a schedule for pre-
determined recording times and
lengths.
File Overwrite Overwrites the oldest recorded
data on the SD card once the card
is full.
System Settings Date & Time • Time Setting. Set the current
time (including Daylight
Savings Time).
• Time Zone. Set the time
zone for your system.
Time Zone • Set the time zone for your
system.
• Enable/Disable Daylight
Savings Time.
Lanuage Changes languages setting for
the montior (English, French or
Spanish)
Default Settings Restores the system to default
settings.
Format SD Card Reformats the SD card and de-
letes all existing data.
Information Displays rmware information for
the monitor and each camera.
Motion Detection Settings A single screen lets you set motion detection sensitivity for each cam-
era. It also lets you determine which viewing areas for each camera
should be masked from motion detection.
Network Setup Advanced Setup Set up Dynamic or Static IP ad-
dress.
Reset Password Reset app password to the
default (000000).
Information Displays and allows you to
change information about your
network and the monitor’s
unique UID number.
Firmware Upgrade Lets you select how you want to upgrade your rmware (from SD card
or from server).
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CAMERA SETUP MENU
The Camera Setup screen lets you:
• Pair cameras
• Turn cameras on and o
• Adjust the resolution
PAIRING
New cameras are not yet paired to the monitor. When you add a new camera to your system, you have to
“introduce”the camera and monitor to each other so they can communicate.
• If a camera is already assigned to the selected channel, the pairing operation overwrites that camera
link with the new one.
• Only pair one camera at a time! The monitor links to the rst camera it detects. If two or more cameras
are in pairing mode, you can’t control which camera the monitor will detect rst.
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1. Tap Paring on the Camera Setup screen.
2. Tap the channel number you want to pair the camera to.
3. A message displays with instructions to press the PAIR button on the camera. Press and release the PAIR
button on the front of the camera. A 30-second countdown begins.
4. The system displays live video 3 seconds after the camera is successfully paired.
ON/OFF
When you add a camera to your system, pair up the camera with the monitor and the system will automati-
cally turn it on.
1. Tap the switch bar under the camera you want to turn on or o.
2. The switch bar indicator turns green when the camera is on. It is greyed out when the camera is o.
3. Tap to return to the previous screen.
RESOLUTION
1. Tap High or Low to set the frame rate for each camera.
2. Tap to return to the previous screen.
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RECORDING SETUP MENU
Use the Recording Setup menu to:
• Set the length of time the system will automatically record when something triggers motion sensitivity.
• Schedule a set time and duration to automatically record when something triggers motion sensitivity.
• Schedule a set time and duration to automatically record from a specic camera.
• Set up le retention requirements.
DURATION
You can set how long the camera keeps recording after motion detection triggers it. The options are 15 sec-
onds, 30 seconds, or 1 minute. (Default = 15 seconds).
1. Tap the duration you wish to set.
2. Tap to return to the previous screen.
SCHEDULE RECORDING
This feature lets you set up a block of time for a camera to record on a weekly schedule. You can set up multi-
ple cameras to record at the same time and the recording times can overlap between cameras.
1. Tap the Schedule Recording Overview menu will appear.
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