Rifatron HV Series User manual

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FCC Compliance Statement
Model Name:
HV-400, HV-600, HV-800
This device complies with Part 15 o the FCC Rules. Operation is Subject to the ollowing two conductions:
(1) this device may not cause harm ul inter erence, and (2) this device must accept any inter erence received,
including inter erence that may cause undesired operations
 WARNING
Unauthorized reproduction o all or part o this manual is strictly prohibited.
The igures in this manual are or illustration purposes only (may di er rom the actual product).
The speci ications and design o the product are subject to change without prior notice or purposes o
quality improvement.
 CAUTIONS
To get the best use out o the product, be sure to read the cautions be ore using the product. For sa ety,
please take note o the ollowing.
Instructions be ore using the product
1 To prevent electric shock when installing, moving, or opening the DVR and peripheral devices, connect
and disconnect the cables as instructed. All cables must be connected to grounded power outlets.
2 I the product is installed near a power outlet, make sure it can be unplugged easily.
3 Do not use the DVR in water or in wet places.
4 Keep the vinyl packing materials used or the DVR or other peripheral devices out o reach o children
(may cause su ocation).
Installation Environment o the DVR
1 Maintain the ollowing conditions: operating temperature o 0˚C ~ 30˚C; operating humidity o 10% ~
80%.
2 Install the DVR in a sa e place that is ree rom external vibration.
3 Install the DVR in a well-ventilated place.
4 To protect the hard disk rom data loss and breakdown, install the DVR away rom magnetic materials.
5 When using a rack other than the standard one, use a separate table with su icient spacing, i.e., 60cm
rom the loor, 50cm rom the ceiling, and 20cm rom the side and back walls and other objects.
Sa ety Notes on the DVR
1 When installing additional boards and HDDs, separate the power cable and turn OFF power
supplied to the DVR completely.
2 Keep the product away rom heat-generating devices such as heaters.
3 Do not use a damaged power cord.
4 To prevent problems due to magnetic inter erence and electric surge, use only grounded
cables and power outlets.
5
I the power cord is connected, do not touch the power unit (i the power cord is connected,
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electric current is still lowing internally even a ter the switch is turned OFF).
6 Do not place a heavy object on top o the product.
7 Do not drop a conductive object in the ventilation holes.
8 Allot su icient space or system cabling.
9 Use only the parts indicated in the manual. Do not disassemble, repair, or modi y the product
without permission.
10 Incorrect system setup may cause mal unction.
11 Shut down the system normally as instructed in the manual.
Sa ety Notes on the Lithium Battery
1 Replace lithium batteries as instructed to avoid danger.
2 Dispose the used lithium batteries properly.
【 Warnings and Cautions are indicated as ollows 】
Possible injury or product damage.
Risk o minor injury or product damage.
Cautions about usage o the product.
In ormation about usage o the product.
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CONTENTS
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１. Introduction
. Introduction. Introduction
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１ - １ HV-800/600/400 series major features ................................................................. 6
１ - ２ Components ................................................................................................... 7
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２. Installation and Connection
. Installation and Connection. Installation and Connection
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２ - １ HV-800/600/400 series names and features .......................................................... 8
２-１-１ HV-800/600/400 series rear panel ...........................................................................8
２ - ２ Installation and connection ................................................................................ 9
２-２-１ Basic connection.................................................................................................9
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３. Operation and Setup
. Operation and Setup. Operation and Setup
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３ - １ HV-800/600/400 series front panel button ......................................................... 10
３ - ２ HV-800/600/400 series Remote control ............................................................. 10
３ - ３ Mouse ......................................................................................................... 12
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４. DVR Operation setup
. DVR Operation setup. DVR Operation setup
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４ - １ HV-800/600/400 series storage installation ......................................................... 13
４ - ２ ower ON ..................................................................................................... 14
４ - ３ Storage setup ................................................................................................ 14
４ - ４ Recording setup ............................................................................................ 14
４ - ５ Date/Time Setup ............................................................................................ 15
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５. System operation
. System operation. System operation
. System operation................................
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５ - １ System power on ........................................................................................... 16
５ - ２ Monitoring ................................................................................................... 16
５-２-１ Screen division and auto sequence ........................................................................ 16
５-２-２ Channel Grouping .............................................................................................. 17
５-２-３ Zoom Function (x16) ........................................................................................... 17
５ - ３ System log-in ................................................................................................ 17
５-３-１ User authorization and Setup ............................................................................... 17
５-３-２ Log-in .............................................................................................................. 17
５-３-３ Log-out ............................................................................................................ 17
５ - ４ Audio Live .................................................................................................... 17
５ - ５ Screen status in Live mode .............................................................................. 18
５ - ６ System Information ........................................................................................ 19
５ - ７ Search .......................................................................................................... 20
５-７-１ Search .............................................................................................................. 20
５-７-２ Time list ............................................................................................................ 20
５-７-３ List All .............................................................................................................. 20
５ - ８ Log Viewer ................................................................................................... 21
５-８-１ Log backup ....................................................................................................... 21
５ - ９ layback ....................................................................................................... 22
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５-９-１ Playback status and control bar ............................................................................ 22
５ - １０ Backup ...................................................................................................... 23
５ - １１ Snapshot ................................................................................................... 23
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６. Setup
. Setup. Setup
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６ - １ Time ............................................................................................................ 25
６ - ２ Definition ..................................................................................................... 26
６-２-１ Camera ............................................................................................................. 26
６-２-２ Event Source ...................................................................................................... 26
６ - ３ Action .......................................................................................................... 27
６-３-１ Recording ......................................................................................................... 27
６-３-２ Alarm ............................................................................................................... 27
６ - ４ Storage ....................................................................................................... 28
６-４-１ Private Recording ............................................................................................... 28
６-４-２ Local Storage Management .................................................................................. 28
６ - ５ Network ....................................................................................................... 30
６-５-１ Ethernet ............................................................................................................ 30
６-５-２ DDNS ............................................................................................................... 30
６-５-３ Port .................................................................................................................. 30
６-５-４ E-Mail ............................................................................................................... 30
６-５-５ Bandwidth ......................................................................................................... 31
６ - ６ System ......................................................................................................... 32
A/ P/P/ E/ N/ D/ I/ X
A/ P/P/ E/ N/ D/ I/ XA/ P/P/ E/ N/ D/ I/ X
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(1) Recommended HDD ........................................................................................... 33
(2) Recommended USB2.0 device .............................................................................. 33
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Figure List
Figure ListFigure List
Figure List
[Figure 2-1. HV-800/600/400 series basic connection] ............................................................. 9
[Figure 4-2. Menu] ........................................................................................................... 14
[Figure 4-3. Storage new tab menu] ................................................................................... 14
[Figure 5-4. Recording status window] ................................................................................ 18
[Figure 5-5. DVR in o] ...................................................................................................... 19
[Figure 5-6. Search] .......................................................................................................... 20
[Figure 5-7. Log viewer] .................................................................................................... 21
[Figure 5-8. Playback] ....................................................................................................... 22
[Figure 5-9. Backup] ......................................................................................................... 23
[Figure 6-10. Date and Time] ............................................................................................. 25
[Figure 6-11. De inition] .................................................................................................... 26
[Figure 6-12. Action] ........................................................................................................ 27
[Figure 6-13. Storage] ...................................................................................................... 28
[Figure 6-14. Ethernet] ...................................................................................................... 30
[Figure 6-15. System Setup] .............................................................................................. 32
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１. Introduction
１-１ HV-800/600/400 series major features
HV- 00 HV-600 HV-400
System Standalone DVR
Format 8/6/4ch – CIF 120(100) standalone
O/S Embedded Linux - Built in Flash Memory
Video input 8 BNC 6 BNC 4 BNC
Video output 1 BNC, 1 VGA
Audio input Line Input : 4 RCA
Audio output Line Output : 1 RCA
Codec
[Video : H.264)]
[Audio : G.723]
Recording speed Max. 120(100) ps @ CIF
Recording resolution Max. 704 x 480(576)
Recording mode Auto, Continuous, Motion
Video mode 8/6/4/1/SEQ – LIVE, 8/6/4/1 – P.B
Video resolution VGA : XGA(1024x768), BNC : SDTV(720x480/576)
Backup interface USB2.0, Network
Network Ethernet 10/100
Internal HDD / ODD SATA HDD Max. 1ea / eSATA HDD Max. 1ea(Optional)
System operation Mouse, IR Remote control, Network
System upgrade USB2.0 Memory stick, Network
Network CMS so tware / Web Browser / Smart Phones(iPhone, Android, Blackberry, WM7)
Others
15 languages support, Automatic e-mail noti ication
Power[12V/3.5A] / Max. Power consumption[25W] / Operating temperature[5 ~ 40 ℃ ]
Weight without HDD[2.5kg] / Dimension[250 ⅹ 65 ⅹ 155mm]
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１-２ Components
- Remote control
- CD (CMS so tware, CMS Viewer Manual)
- AAA 1.5V battery 2ea
- Adaptor (12VDC/3.5A)
- User’s manual
- Video/Audio Extension Cable
- 8Ch: DSUB9 to 4BNC + 3RCA
- 6Ch: DSUB9 to 2BNC + 3RCA
- 4Ch: DSUB9 to 3RCA
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２. Installation and Connection
２-１ HV-800/600/400 series names and features
HV- 00/600/400 series front panel
２-１-１ HV- 00/600/400 series rear panel
No. Name Feature Type
1 CAMERA IN Video Camera connect BNC
2 TV CCTV Monitor connect BNC
3 VGA-OUT VGA Monitor or LCD Monitor connect D-SUB 15P
4 AUDIO OUT Audio output connect(Line only output) RCA
5 AUDIO IN Audio input connect(Line only input) RCA
6 CAMERA IN
AUDIO IN
Video Camera connect(HV-600/800 only)
Audio input connect(Line only input) D-SUB 9P
7 Ethernet Cable Modem, Ethernet 10/100 Base-T RJ-45
NTSC/PAL
VGA/TV
Video mode
Monitor output Dip Switch
9 DC IN Power
DC Jack
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２-２ Installation and connection
[Figure 2-1. HV- 00/600/400 series basic connection]
２-２-１ Basic
BasicBasic
Basic connect
connectconnect
connection
ionion
ion
Equipment DVR port
1 CCTV Camera rear panel Video IN
2 CCTV Monitor rear panel TV
3 VGA / LCD Monitor rear panel VGA-OUT
4 CONFIG SWITCH rear panel NTSC/PAL or VGA/TV
About CONFIG SWITCH in detail
1. Video mode should be either NTSC or PAL. It cannot be both.
2. Video mode can be selected by locating Con ig switch on the rear panel.
3. Monitor can also be selected by locating monitor type on the rear panel.
4. CONFIG SWITCH
HV-400/600 simultaneously supports both TV and VGA output with OSD selective.
HV-800 simultaneously supports both TV and VGA output.
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３. Operation and Setup
HV- 00/600/400 series can be operated by Remote control and USB Mouse.
３-１ HV-800/600/400 series front panel button
No. Name Function
1 POWER LED Power on or o
2 HDD LED Green colored LED blinking during recording
3 USB Port or USB Mouse, Memory stick
３-２ HV-800/600/400 series Remote control
(1) System operation and setup button
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POWER
NO USE
(This button doesn’t work.)
ESC
Menu out
Move to upper menu
MENU Menu
MODE
NO USE
(This button doesn’t work.)
SELECT
Current menu select
Auto sequence
MOVE
Move to the direction
Display mode change
POWER
NO USE
(This button doesn’t work.)
ESC
Menu out
Move to upper menu
MENU Menu
MODE
NO USE
(This button doesn’t work.)
SELECT
Current menu select
Auto sequence
MOVE
Move to the direction
Display mode change
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(2) Search button (In playback mode)
Reverse Play
Play
Reverse Frame by Frame
Pause
Frame by Frame
３-３ Mouse
System can be operated by Mouse. By connecting a mouse on the ront panel, ollowing image will be
shown on the monitor.
Following unctions are supported with USB mouse.
Right button click
Surveillance mode
Surveillance in playback mode
Menu appear or disappear
Show sub older’s menu
Left button click Menu selection
Left button double click Menu selection and run
Left button drag Move to another menu
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４. DVR Operation setup
４-１ HV-800/600/400 series storage installation
※ Recommended HDD spec
Type Size Capacity Buffer RPM
SATA I, II 3.5“ 1, 2 Flat Max. 2TB More than 8MB
More than 7200
1) Using a screw driver, unscrew and take o top cover.
1) Normal termination o the system and ully unplugged power
code are required be ore conducting HDD installation.
2) Touch a grounded metal substance or ground yoursel be ore
installing HDD in order to reduce static electricity. Static electricity
may cause a mal unction o the product.
3) A ter installing HDD, Do not connect to power supply with the
top case opened. The top case must be covered be ore usage.
2) Using a screw driver. Unscrew and separate the HDD bay.
3) Align screw holes and screw and ix additional HDD onto HDD bay.
4) Connect the power cable and data cable to HDD.
5) The main board o the product provides one power connection; Connect the
power cable o HDD.
6) Connect the data cable o HDD to the main board data cable connecter.
7) Reassemble the top case by reversing 1) to inalizing HDD installation.
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４-２ Po er ON
① Connect a power adaptor to boot the system up.
② Click right button on the mouse or menu button on Remote control to see a menu.
[Figure 4-2. Menu]
De ault ID and password
[ Local Admin : 00000 ]
４-３ Storage setup
① {Menu} 

 {Setup} 

 {Storage} 

 {2. Local storage management} 

 {new}
② Select a HDD and {Recording-Init} .
[Figure 4-3. Storage new tab menu]
③ By selecting {Recording-Init}, the storage will be initialized or recording.
④ HDD will be disappeared on {New} tab a ter inishing initialization, the HDD will be shown on
{Recording} tab.
{Recording-Init} will take a while depending on HDD capacity.
Detail or storage, go to [6-4 Storage] .
４-４ Recording setup
① {Menu} 

 {Setup} 

 {Action} 

 {Recording}
② [Recording resolution]/[Recording speed]/[Audio] setup can be done as well.
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４-５ Date/Time Setup
① {Menu} 

 {Setup} 

 {Time}
② Time setup can be done.
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５. System operation
５-１ System po er on
① Boot up will be made once power code is connected.
② Video image will be shown a ter boot up is inished.
５-２ Monitoring
５-２-１ Screen division and auto sequence
1ch (8 group)
Double click a mouse or press 1ch button.
4ch (2 group)
Double click a mouse or press 4ch button.
9ch (1 group)
Press 9ch button.
Auto Sequence
① Rotating images at an interval o certain time.
② De ault time interval is 5 sec.
③ Press {SELECT} button on remote control or click an icon below to start auto sequence.
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５-２-２ Channel Grouping
Channel grouping is to switch the image location on the screen between channels in the monitoring mode.
① On the real-time monitoring screen, drag and drop a channel to move.
※ No group setup is supported in 1ch mode.
※ This will be supported in 1/4/9 basic mode.
５-２-３ Zoom Function (x16)
Zoom Function is to zoom in and out or particular channel in live mode.
① Select zoom as above.
② Zoom in or out by using mouse or direction buttons.
③ Use ESC button or click mouse right button to menu out.
５-３ System log-in
５-３-１ User authorization and Setup
Local Admin
Local Admin is authorized to enter all menus except or remote side.
Default password: [00000]
User
Users will have authorization to enter menus based on setup.
For authorization setup, go to {Menu} 

 {Setup} 

 {System} 

 {User} .
５-３-２Log-in
Log-in should be done be ore moving to {Menu} .
① Select {Menu} 

 {Login} in live mode.
② English input window will be shown i you click password input menu.
５-３-３ Log-out
① Select {Menu} 

 {Login} .
５-４ Audio Live
Max. Audio input is 4 channels.
1channel is provided with de ault and another 3 channels will be provided with
external cables.
① 1channle mode in live view enables to have Audio setup.
② Although going back to di erent channel division, Audio remains same.
③ By clicking a mouse on the le t button, Audio channel can be changed.
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５-５ Screen status in Live mode
[Figure 5-4. Recording status window]
※ Event / Recording mode ※
Event
Motion on
Recording
mode
Video Recording on
Audio Recording on
※ Live screen ※
Video disconnected or Covert
Audio output on
Video loss Video loss
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※ Control bar ※
①
1 channel mode
②
4 channel mode
③
8 channel mode
④
Zoom in / out
⑤
Auto sequence
⑥
Date / Time
⑦
HDD status
⑧
Go to Recording mode
５-６ System Information
① Go to {Menu} 

 {DVR info} in live mode.
② Following in o. will be shown.
[Figure 5-5. DVR info]
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