Matrix SATATYA HVR 1624P User manual

SATATYA HVR
Quick Start

Matrix SATATYA HVR
Video Surveillance Solution
Quick Start
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Version V1
Release date: September 29, 2016

Table of Contents i
Contents
Contents ........................................................................................................... i
Know Your SATATYA HVR ............................................................................ 1
Satatya HVR Utilities ......................................................................................... 2
The Interfaces ................................................................................................... 2
The Front Panel ................................................................................................. 3
The Rear Panel ................................................................................................. 8
The User Interface ........................................................................................... 14
The IR Remote Control ................................................................................... 16
Installing SATATYA HVR ............................................................................. 20
What Your Package Contains ......................................................................... 20
Things You Will Need ...................................................................................... 20
Preparing for Installation ................................................................................. 21
Connecting Devices ........................................................................................ 26
Connecting Power Supply ............................................................................... 29
Accessing the SATATYA HVR .................................................................... 30
Accessing the Local View ................................................................................ 30
Accessing the Remote View ............................................................................ 31
Configuring SATATYA HVR ........................................................................ 37
Formatting the Hard Disk ................................................................................ 37
Configuring Network Settings .......................................................................... 38

Matrix SATATYA HVR Quick Start 1
Know Your SATATYA HVR
Thank you for choosing the Matrix SATATYA HVR, the Hybrid video surveillance recorder available
in configurations of 4, 8, 16 and 24 channels. Built on a high performance embedded
microprocessor and video compression technology, SATATYA HVR provides uninterrupted
performance while recording, monitoring and playback, best image quality with minimum storage
space requirement. In addition to efficient local and remote monitoring, it offers an effective alarm
management system.
This Quick Start guide is meant to help you get familiar with SATATYA HVR, install the device and
configure its basic parameters.
This is a common document for all the configurations of SATATYA HVR. The different variants are:
HVR 1624P/ HVR 1624S: Analog Channels are 16, Max IP Camera supported are 24, Device can
connect maximum 24 Cameras with the Combination of IP and Analog Cameras.
HVR 0824P/ HVR 0824S: Analog Channels are 8, Max IP Camera supported are 24, Device can
connect maximum 24 Cameras with the Combination of IP and Analog Cameras.
HVR 0408P: Analog Channels are 4, Max IP Camera supported are 8, Device can connect
maximum 8 Cameras with the Combination of IP and Analog Cameras.
HVR 0408S: Analog Channels are 4, Max IP Camera supported are 8, Device can connect
maximum 8 Cameras with the Combination of IP and Analog Cameras.
For the purpose of illustration, the 16-channel configuration of SATATYA HVR is used throughout
this document. The HVR Variants are referred in the document by following conventions:
HVR 1624P/ HVR 1624S: HVR with 16 Channel, HVR16
HVR 0824P/ HVR 0824S: HVR with 8 Channel, HVR8
HVR 0408P/ HVR 0408S: HVR with 4 Channel, HVR4
HVR16/8 in document refers to HVR16 and HVR08.
For complete product information and for detailed instructions on the installation and
configuration of SATATYA HVR, you may refer the Matrix SATATYA HVR System Manual. A copy of
the manual is provided to you on the product CD.

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Satatya HVR Utilities
The Interfaces
HVR
Utilities
Recording
Backup
PlayBack
LiveView

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The Front Panel
HVR 16/8P (HVR 1624P and HVR 0824P)
HVR 16/8S (HVR 1624S and HVR 0824S)
Power Status HDD Back up LAN1 Arrow buttons
Cancel
Enter
Display
SearchRecord
To o lbar
USB 1
(Mouse)
USB 2
(Manual
Back up)
Channels
LEDs
Hard disk
Status
Power

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HVR 0408P and HVR 0408S
The front panel has a set of interfaces and controls to operate the SATATYA HVR and LEDs for
indication of events on the HVR.
Control buttons
Sr.
No. Name Function HVR 1624P
HVR
1624S
HVR
0824P
HVR
0824S
HVR
0408P
HVR
0408S
1 USB
port 1
To connect USB
Mouse external
USB storage
device for
Manual backup.
USB
Mouse No USB Mouse No
USB
Mouse,
dongle
and
Manual
backup.
USB
Mouse,
dongle
and
Manual
backup.
2
USB
port 2/
Backup
To connect
external USB
storage device.
Manual
backup No Manual backup No
USB
Mouse,
Schedule
d backup
USB
Mouse,
Schedule
d backup
3Display
Loads Display
Layout list on
the screen. This
button is also
mapped to the
Default button
on the menu
screens.
Yes No Yes No No No
4Search
Loads the
Playback Search
option for
recorded
files.This button
is also mapped
to the Refresh
button on the
menu screens.
Yes No Yes No No No

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5Record
Starts the
manual
recording.This
button is also
mapped to the
Save button on
the menu
screens.
Yes No Yes No No No
6Toolbar
Loads the tool
bar on the local
display and
navigates to
different
Configuration
options.
Yes No Yes No No No
7Enter
button
Press to select
desired menu
item, to select
highlighted
option from the
virtual keyboard.
This button is
also used to
load the menu
list over the
selected
monitoring
window.
Yes No Yes No No No
8
Left
right
Arrow
keys
To navigat e
between the
options after
selecting a
menu item. Also
used to navigate
between the
monitoring
windows or set
of channels in
the event of
default layout
template being
loaded. Also
used to navigate
on the virtual
keyboard.
Yes No Yes No No No
9
Up
Down
Arrow
Keys
To scroll though
the various
values available
for each
parameter of a
functionality.
Also used to
navigate on the
virtual keyboard.
Yes No Yes No No No
Sr.
No. Name Function HVR 1624P
HVR
1624S
HVR
0824P
HVR
0824S
HVR
0408P
HVR
0408S

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SATATYA HVR can be operated using a mouse (wired or wireless) and an infrared Remote
Control.The infrared (IR) sensor is located on the front panel.
LEDs
10 Cancel
Highlights the
Cancel button to
exit an interface.
It is also used to
return from the
full screen view
of a particular
channel to the
selected layout.
It is also used to
unload the menu
list over the
selected the
window.
Yes No Yes No No No
11 Reset
Press and hold
down the reset
button for
atleast 4
seconds to
default the
following
parameters.
•LAN
Settings
•User
Settings.
• General
Settings
No No No No Yes Yes
LED Color Cadence Description
Status Green 3000 ON–1000 OFF System in normal state.
Orange 1000 ON–5000 OFF Incomplete Volume.
2000 ON–2000 OFF Storage Alert.
1000 ON–3000 OFF Disk Full.
1000 ON–1000 OFF Formatting Disk.
Red 1000 ON–2000 OFF Firmware upgrade in progress.
Red 1000 ON–1000 OFF Firmware upgrade failed.
HDD1/
HDD2 Green Steady Disk normal.
Green 1000 ON–2000 OFF Disk error.
Sr.
No. Name Function HVR 1624P
HVR
1624S
HVR
0824P
HVR
0824S
HVR
0408P
HVR
0408S

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NA LED is not illuminated No disk.
Backup
Button NA LED is not illuminated No backup device connected.
Green Steady ON Device ready for backup.
Green 2000 ON–2000 OFF Backup in progress.
Green 1000 ON–3000 OFF Backup is disabled.
Green 1000 ON–2000 OFF Backup device is full.
Green 1000 ON–1000 OFF Formatting backup device.
Power
Button Green 1000 ON–3000 OFF Supply connected but application not initialized.
Green 500 ON–500 OFF Application initialization.
Green Steady Idle state.
LAN 1
LED Green Steady HVR is connected to the network
Green LED is not illuminated HVR is disconnected from the network
Green 2000 ON–1000 OFF Changing the IP Address of HVR
Channel Green Steady Camera is connected to the respective channel
LED Color Cadence Description

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The Rear Panel
HVR 1624P
HVR1624S
HVR 0824P
Video IN
Video Out
(Main & Spot)
Audio Out
Audio In
1&2
Video
Loop Out
Reset
Audio IN
HDMI-1
VGA Out
HDMI-2
LAN-1
LAN-2
USB-4
Alarm IN
Alarm Out
RS-485
Remote
Power
USB-3
Power VGA Reset
Video
Out
Video
In
LAN USB-3
USB-4
Audio
Out
HDMI
Alarm In RS 485
Alarm Out Audio In
1&2
Video IN
Video Out
(Main & Spot)
Audio Out
Audio In
1&2
Video
Loop Out
Reset
Audio IN
HDMI-1
VGA Out
HDMI-2
LAN-1LAN-2
USB-4
Alarm IN
Alarm Out
RS-485
Remote
Power
USB-3

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HVR 0824S
HVR 0408P
HVR 0408S
Note: For 15 pin connector, consider pin1 from the left most pin.
Power VGA Reset
Video
Out
Video
In
LAN
USB-3
USB-4
Audio
Out
HDMI
Alarm In RS 485
Alarm Out Audio In
1&2
Alarm IN
Alarm Out
RS-485

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Ports and Connectors
Interface Connector Description HVR
1624P
HVR
1624S
HVR
0824P
HVR
0824S
HVR
0408P
HVR
0408S
12VDC DC Jack
To connect
12VDC
Power
Adapter
Yes (5A) Yes (2A) Yes (5A) Yes (2A) Yes (2A) Yes (2A)
Reset Reset Pin
Press and
hold down
the reset
button for
atleast 4
seconds to
default the
following
parameters.
•LAN1
Settings
•User
Settings
• General
Settings
Yes Yes Yes Yes No No
ALARM
IN
Push Type
Ter min al
To connect a
sensordevice
to detect
alarm events.
Yes(8) Yes(4) Yes(8) Yes(4) Yes(2) No
ALARM
OUT
Push Type
Ter min al
To connect
an alarm
sounding
relay device
such as a
hooter or
siren.
Yes(3) Yes(1) Yes(3) Yes(1) Yes(1) No
REMOTE
Extender
Push Type
Ter min al
To connect a
Remote IR
Receiver.
Yes No Yes No No No
RS 485 Push Type
Ter min al
The PTZ
cameras can
be connected
to the A and
B ports of
HVR in
RS485 loop.
The dip
switches on
the PTZ
cameras are
used to set
the RS485
address of
the cameras.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No

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HDMI 1 HDMI
(MAIN)
To connect a
high
definition
digital
monitor or TV
for Main view.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
HDMI 2 HDMI
(SPOT)
To connect a
high
definition
digital
monitor or TV
for Spot view
Yes No Yes No No No
LAN 1 RJ45
To connect a
standalone
personal
computer, or
a LAN
Switch, or to
connect to
the Internet
over a DSL
Modem or
Router.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
LAN 2 RJ45
To connect a
standalone
personal
computer, or
a LAN
Switch, or to
connect to
the Internet
over a DSL
Modem or
Router.
Yes No Yes No No No
USB -3 USB Ports
The USB
upper port is
used for
connecting
mouse, GSM
dongle or
Manual
Backup
Mouse,
GSM
Dongle
Mouse,
Manual
Backup
Mouse,
GSM
Dongle
Mouse,
Manual
Backup
No No
USB -4 USB Ports
The USB
lower port is
used for
connecting
the USB Flash
drive for
Scheduled
back up.
Mouse,
Schedule
d Backup
Mouse,
GSM
Dongle,
Schedule
d Backup
Mouse,
Schedule
d Backup
Mouse,
GSM
Dongle,
Schedule
d Backup
No No
Interface Connector Description HVR
1624P
HVR
1624S
HVR
0824P
HVR
0824S
HVR
0408P
HVR
0408S

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VGA OUT VGA
To connect a
VGA type
monitor (LCD
monitor of a
personal
computer) for
local viewing;
to access
HVR controls
and
configuration
settings from
the display.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Audio IN RCA
To connect
audio input
device such
as a mike.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Audio
OUT RCA
To connect a
low
impedance
earphone,
active sound
box or an
amplified
speaker.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Two-way
Talk RCA Currently Not in Use No No No No Yes No
Video
Out-Main BNC
The “Main”
BNC
Connector is
used to
connect a
CVBS
monitor for
local viewing,
to access
HVR controls
and
configuration
settings from
the display.
Yes No Yes No No Yes
Video
Out-Spot BNC
The “Spot”
BNC
connector is
used to
connect a
CVBS
monitor
configured
for local
viewing only.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Interface Connector Description HVR
1624P
HVR
1624S
HVR
0824P
HVR
0824S
HVR
0408P
HVR
0408S

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In HVR4 channel, there is only one LAN/ Ethernet port so consider as LAN1 and HDMI port
as HDMI1in this document.
Video
Inputs BNC
These are
used to
connect
standard PAL
or NTSC
Analog video
cameras.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Audio
In(1-8)
DB-15
First to eight
channelaudio
input DB-15
port can be
used to
connect
multiple
audio inputs.
Yes No Yes No No No
Audio
In(9-16)
DB-15
First to eight
channelaudio
input DB-15
port can be
used to
connect
multiple
audio inputs.
Yes No Yes No No No
Video
Loop Out
(1-8):
DB-15
These output
provide loop
through
connections,
and can be
used for
direct
monitoring of
connected
video
cameras.
Yes No Yes No No No
Video
Loop Out
(9-16):
DB-15
These output
provide loop
through
connections,
and can be
used for
direct
monitoring of
connected
video
cameras.
Yes No No No No No
Interface Connector Description HVR
1624P
HVR
1624S
HVR
0824P
HVR
0824S
HVR
0408P
HVR
0408S

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The User Interface
You can view recordings, operate and configure SATATYA HVR locally (on-site), or from any
location across the world on a network computer. You can also view live videos on smart phones.
Local View
The Local View enables on-site access to live and stored videos of SATATYA HVR. You can access
all the features and configure the HVR settings on the Monitor connected to your HVR.
You can use the Control Buttons on the front panel, or a mouse or the Remote Control for
operating the device. SATATYA HVR provides IR Module Extension. You can connect an IR Remote
Receiver to your HVR and use the Remote Control from a distance of 100 meters depending on
the quality of the cable used. IR Extension is useful when the SATATYA HVR is located at
considerable distance from you.

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Remote View
SATATYA HVR offers you three options for Remote View: A Web Client, a Central Management
System(Core) and a Mobile Viewer.
SATATYA Web Client (Device Client)
The SATATYA Web Client enables access to live and stored video images of SATATYA HVR from a
remote location through the Web. Using the SATATYA Web Client you can access, search, browse,
display and transfer stored video to a remotely connected workstation. You can configure the HVR
and camera settings, receive notification of events such as alarm, motion detection and video
loss.
SATATYA CMS (SATATYA Core)
Matrix SATATYA CMS is a centralized video surveillance application server to monitor and control
multiple recording devices from a single location. Using SATATYA CMS, you can view upto 36
video channels in a single window. The CMS application software is provided to you on the
product CD of your HVR. To know more, read the SATATYA CMS System Manual, also provided on
the product CD of your HVR.