urmet domus 1093 Series User manual

DS1093-038
Mod.
1093
DVR 4 CH /8 CH/ 16 CH H.264 CON VGA
Sch. 1093/004A/008/016
H.264 4CH/ 8 CH/ 16CH WITH VGA DVR
Ref. 1093/004A/008/016
DVR 4 CANAUX AVEC VGA
Réf. 1093/004A
H.264 4KANAL/ 8 KANAL/ 16 KANAL MIT VGA DVR
TYP 1093/004A/008/016
DVR DE 4 / 8 / 16 CANALES H.264 CON VGA
REF. 1093/004A/008/016
MANUALE DUSO
INSTRUCTIONS
MANUEL UTILISATEUR
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
MANUAL DE USUARIO

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 General information ............................................................................................................................... 63
1.1 Product description................................................................................................................. 63
1.1.1 General features ............................................................................................................................................. 63
1.2 Opening the box ..................................................................................................................... 63
1.2.1 Contents of the box......................................................................................................................................... 63
1.3 Warnings ................................................................................................................................ 64
1.3.1 Power ............................................................................................................................... .............................. 64
1.3.2 Safety precautions............................................................................................................................... .......... 64
1.3.3 Installation precautions ............................................................................................................................... .. 64
1.3.4 Cleaning the device............................................................................................................................... ........ 64
1.3.5 Hard disk ............................................................................................................................... ......................... 64
1.3.6 Image recording............................................................................................................................... .............. 64
1.3.7 Privacy and copyright............................................................................................................................... ..... 64
2 Description of the parts ......................................................................................................................... 65
2.1 Front panel ............................................................................................................................. 65
2.2 Rear Panel.............................................................................................................................. 68
2.3 IR remote control .................................................................................................................... 71
2.3.1 Batteries ............................................................................................................................... ....................... 73
2.4 Mouse Operation .................................................................................................................... 73
3 DVR Boot up ........................................................................................................................................... 74
3.1 Power on and off .................................................................................................................... 74
3.2 Main Interface......................................................................................................................... 74
4 DVR configuration .................................................................................................................................. 75
4.1 Main menu preview ................................................................................................................ 75
4.2 Main menu.............................................................................................................................. 76
4.2.1 Camera setup ............................................................................................................................... ................. 76
4.2.2 Record setup............................................................................................................................... ................... 77
4.2.3 Network set ............................................................................................................................... ..................... 79
4.2.4 Recording search ............................................................................................................................... ........... 81
4.2.5 Log Search............................................................................................................................... ...................... 82
4.2.6 Device Management ............................................................................................................................... ...... 83
4.2.7 HDD Management............................................................................................................................... .......... 83
4.2.8 Alarm Set............................................................................................................................... ......................... 84
4.2.9 Email setup ..................................................................................................................................................... 85
4.2.10 PTZ Setup............................................................................................................................... ...................... 86
4.2.11 Mobile............................................................................................................................... ............................. 86
4.2.12 Mobile Viewers Access Instruction ............................................................................................................ 86
4.2.12.1 Windows Mobile ..........................................................................................................................................86
4.2.12.2 Symbian System Mobiles ............................................................................................................................ 87
4.2.12.3 Iphone ......................................................................................................................................................... 88
4.2.12.4 Blackberry mobile ........................................................................................................................................89
4.2.12.5 Androids Mobile...........................................................................................................................................92
4.2.13 Motion Detection ............................................................................................................................... ........... 94
4.2.14 Set Serial............................................................................................................................... ........................ 94
4.2.15 System ............................................................................................................................... ........................... 94
4.2.16 Time Set............................................................................................................................... ......................... 94
4.2.17 Password ............................................................................................................................... ....................... 95
4.2.18 Video/Audio Setup ............................................................................................................................... ........ 95
4.2.19 Language ............................................................................................................................... ....................... 96
4.2.20 System Information ............................................................................................................................... ....... 96
4.2.21 Maintain............................................................................................................................... .......................... 97
4.3 Menu Lock .............................................................................................................................. 98
4.4 Split mode............................................................................................................................... 98
4.5 PTZ Control ............................................................................................................................ 99
4.6 DIGITAL ZOOM...................................................................................................................... 99
4.7 PIP Mode.............................................................................................................................. 100
4.8 Video Search ........................................................................................................................ 100
4.9 Mute...................................................................................................................................... 100
ENGLISH

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4.10 Manual Record ..................................................................................................................... 100
4.11 Stop Record.......................................................................................................................... 100
4.12 Start auto-sequence ............................................................................................................. 100
4.13 Start Cruise........................................................................................................................... 100
4.14 MONITOR selection ............................................................................................................. 101
4.15 Playback Player.................................................................................................................... 102
4.16 Watermark Software Player ................................................................................................. 104
4.17 Plug-ins download and installation for Web Login ............................................................... 105
4.18 urmet netviewer Log-in ......................................................................................................... 105
4.19 Web and urmet netviewer client software Interface ............................................................. 106
4.19.1 Menu Bar............................................................................................................................... ...................... 106
4.19.1.1 Live screen ................................................................................................................................................106
4.19.1.2 Playback....................................................................................................................................................108
4.19.1.3 Remote setting ..........................................................................................................................................108
Channel Parameters ...............................................................................................................................................109
Record setting .........................................................................................................................................................110
Alarm Parameters ...................................................................................................................................................111
Network Parameters................................................................................................................................................ 112
Device Parameters.................................................................................................................................................. 114
System management ..............................................................................................................................................116
4.19.2 Local setting............................................................................................................................... ................. 118
4.19.3 Log-out ............................................................................................................................... ......................... 118
Appendix: Active X installation.................................................................................................................... 119
5 Specifications (Pal Format) ................................................................................................................. 121

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1 GENERAL INFORMATION
This document describes how to install and use the URMET Domus digital video recorder ref. 1093/004A  1093/008 
1093/016.
Read this manual which contains information for correct, safe use carefully.
Keep this manual at hand so that you can refer to it when needed.
1.1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The URMET Domus S.p.A. product is a digital video recorder capable of recording from several cameras to internal hard
disk.
1.1.1 GENERAL FEATURES
Triplex mode (recording, play and network transmission at the same time)
H. 264 video compression, with D1, HD1 e CIF resolutions
Real time recording
Multiple or single recording
Recording files with scheduled size.
Main Stream e Sub Stream network transmission
ADPCM audio compression
Remote control (via browser and via client)
Remote control through mobile
Alarm management
Multiple alarm recording
Alarm notification through email
Auto-maintenance mode
PTZ controls via RS-485
Backup on USB 2.0 port (flash drive o hard disk)
Use of USB Mouse
Remote Control
Multi-Language OSD
PDA software Mobile for the following Platforms: Symbian 3th and 5th Edition, Windows Mobile, Iphone, Android,
Blackberry
Watermark
Multi-Language Web / Client software.
Syncronous Playback 4ch. for Sch.1093/004A, 8ch. for Sch.1093/008, 16 ch. for Sch.1093/016
1.2 OPENING THE BOX
Check that the packing and the contents are not visibly damaged. Contact the retailer immediately if parts are either
missing or damaged. Do not attempt to use the device in this case. Send the product back in its original packing if it is
damaged.
1.2.1 CONTENTS OF THE BOX
DVR
Power unit
INPUT 100 240 Vac 50/60Hz 1A
OUTPUT 12Vdc 3A (Only for Ref.1093/004A / Sch.1093/008) 12Vdc 5A(Only for Ref.1093/0016)
Instruction manual
CD-ROM containing software
Mouse
IR remote control
Audio cable (Only for Ref.1093/008 and 1093/016)
Shuko plug
Italian plug
Cross LAN cable cat. 5
IMPORTANT NOTE
Accessories may be changed without prior notice.

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1.3 WARNINGS
1.3.1 POWER
Only use the power unit provided to power the device. Check mains rating before plugging the power unit in.
Do not pull the cable to unplug the device.
Switch the device off before unplugging power unit. This operation must not be performed when the DVR is
recording, playing or from the configuration menu. Stop recordings and playback in progress before
disconnecting power from the device to prevent damaging the hard disk beyond repair.
1.3.2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Keep the device away from rain and humidity to prevent risk of fire and electrocution. Do not introduce material
(solid or liquid) inside. If this should accidentally occur, disconnect the device from the mains and have it
inspected by qualified personnel.
Never open the device. In all cases, contact a qualified personnel or authorised service centre for repairs.
Keep the device away from children, to prevent accidental damage.
Do not touch the device with wet hands to prevent electrical shock or mechanical damage.
Do not use the device if it should fall or the external casing is damaged. Risk of electrocution if the device is used
in such conditions. Contact the retailer or authorised installer.
1.3.3 INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
To prevent overheating the device, arrange it in a position allowing the flow of air through the slots in the casing.
Ensure at least 5 cm of free space when installing inside a rack. For the same reason, do not install sources of
heat, such as radiators or hot air ducts. Keep away from direct sunlight. Do not install in areas subject to
excessive dust, mechanical vibrations or shocks.
Do not arrange this device on an unstable surface, such as a tottering or slanted table. The device could fall
causing injury or mechanical failures.
Do not install the device in a place where it could be exposed to humidity or water. Do not direct a jet of water
onto the device: risk of fire, electrocution or mechanical failure.
Stop using the device if water or other material should penetrate inside: risk of fire and electrocution. Contact the
retailer or authorised installer.
Do not place heavy or heat generating objects on top of the device: this could damage the casing and/or increase
internal temperature causing faults.
Do not cover the device with a cloth while it is running to prevent deforming the external casing and overheating
the internal parts: risk of fire, electrocution and mechanical failure.
Keep magnets and magnetised objects away from the device to prevent faults.
Do not use the device in presence of smoke, vapour, humidity, dust or intense vibrations.
Wait for a while before operating a device immediately after transporting it from a cold place to a warm place and
vice versa. Wait on average for three hours: this will allow the device to adapt to the new ambient (temperature,
humidity, etc.).
1.3.4 CLEANING THE DEVICE
Rub delicately with a dry cloth to remove dust and dirt.
Dip the cloth in neutral detergent if dirt cannot be eliminated with a dry cloth alone.
Do not use volatile liquids (such a petrol, alcohol, solvents, etc.) or chemically treated clothes to clean the device
to prevent deformation, deterioration or scratches to the paint finish.
1.3.5 HARD DISK
The hard disk installed in this device is sensitive to shocks, differences in temperature and vibrations. Disrespect
of these precautions can compromise correct operation of the device and loss of data stored on the hard disk.
If repairs are required, it is advisable to backup all important data before taking the device to the service centre.
URMET Domus S.p.A. is not liable for loss of stored data.
1.3.6 IMAGE RECORDING
This device was designed to record images, not as a burglar alarm. URMET Domus S.p.A. cannot be held liable
for loss or damage following theft sustained by the user.
Make a test recording before using the device to make sure that is working correctly. Please note that URMET
Domus S.p.A. is not liable for loss of stored data consequent to loss or damage caused by incorrect observation
installation, use, improper use or malfunctioning of the device.
This device contains precision electronic components. Protect the device from shocks to ensure correct
recording of images.
1.3.7 PRIVACY AND COPYRIGHT
The 1093/004A  1093/008  1093/016 digital video recorder is a device for CCTV systems. Recording of images
is subject to the laws in force in your country. Recording of images protected by copyright is forbidden.
Product users shall be responsible for checking and respecting all local rules and regulations concerning
monitoring and recording video signals. The manufacturing SHALL NOT BE LIABLE for use of this product not in
compliance with the laws in force.

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2 DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTS
2.1 FRONT PANEL
Ref.1093/004A (Closed lid)
Ref.1093/004A (open lid)
Ref.1093/008 (closed lid)
Ref.1093/008 (open lid)
Sch.1093/016
NOTE
The USB port on the front panel is not intended for the connection of the provided mouse.
The mouse must be connected on the port in the rear panel (see below)
H.264 4CH Digital Video Recorder

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SCH.1093/004A  1093/008
PARTICULAR DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Power Led: indicates that the device is powered
HDD Led: indicates that the hard disk is in use (read/write)
IR Sensor: I.R. signals receiver for remote command
CH1 Button: button for full screen display of camera 1 images.
(only for Ref. 1093/004A)
CH2 Button: button for full screen display of camera 2 images.
(only for Ref. 1093/004A)
CH3 Button: button for full screen display of camera 3 images.
(only for Ref.1093/004A)
CH4 Button: button for full screen display of camera 4 images.
(only for Ref. 1093/004A).
QUAD Button: button used to display all the cameras (only for Ref.1093/004A)
SEARCH Button: Used to open the Playback interface and perform the tracks search (only for
Ref.1093/008)
MUTE Button: Used to enable/disable the AUDIO function (only for Ref.1093/008)
CH- Button: Used to select the channel before the current one. (only for Ref.1093/008)
CH+ Button: Used to select the channel following the current one (only for Ref..1093/008)
ALL Button: Shows all the cameras (only for Ref.1093/008)
REW Button: fast backward button; used to move left in the menus / rewind during playback / Switch
video output control menu (i.e. VGA or MAIN BNC) with pressure and hold Button about 5 seconds.
PAUSE Button: still image button; to restart the playback use the button play. Allows the frame by
frame playback.
PLAY Button: playback button; used to start play. Used to access the playback menu.
FWD Button: fast forward button. It allows the fast playback of images at various speed. Press many
times to change the speed.
STOP Button: stop button; stops play and record functions.
REC Button: record button; starts the operation.
USB port: connection port for a USB device (Flash Drive, Hard Drive).

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PARTICULAR DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Button: in the configuration menu, it moves the cursor upward.
EDIT Button: used to select. It allows the access to the pop-up menu and to the sub menus. It
is the confirm button of the configuration menu.
Button: in the configuration menu it moves the cursor downward.
MENU/ESC Button: used to access/exit the configuration menu or to go back to the previous
menu.
. Used to access the pop-up menu.
USB port: connection port for a USB device (Flash Drive, Hard Drive).
CH 1 / CH 0 numeric button . Used to access video channels.
Audio Button: enables/disables the audio (only for Ref.1093/016)
Multiscreen button: allows the simultaneous vision of all the video channels
Button for recording and backup start.
Button for frame by frame recording and playback.
Start Button: starts the manual mode images recording.
Stop Button: stops recording
Green led indicator: indicates that the devices is powered
Red led indicator: indicates that the device hard disk is in use
Button for selecting UP
Button for selecting RIGHT and for fast forward of images.
Button for selecting LEFT and for fast backwards of images.
Button for selecting DOWN.
Multifunction button: used to access/exit the OSD menu; enable/disable the PTZ function; it performs
the function previously selected. (only for Ref. 1093/016)

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2.2 REAR PANEL
Ref.1093/004A
Ref.1093/008
Ref.1093/016
PARTICULAR DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Power on / power off switch.
Power supply plug: use the provided adapter to supply the device.
BNC connectors for Video output: connect here the monitor.
BNC connector for CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH16 channel Video input : connect here cameras. 75
(4 Inputs are available on Ref. 1093/004A  8 inputs on Ref. 1093/008  16 inputs on
Ref. 1093/016)
VGA Audio output: used to connect Audio devices (only for Ref. 1093/016)
12 ways terminal strip for RS485/Sensors/Alarm: this is the connector to which input sensors,
alarm output and RS458 line are connected. (only for Ref. 1093/004A)
(See details in the following page)

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16 ways terminal strip for RS485/Sensors/Alarm: this is the connector to which input sensors,
alarm output and RS458 line are connected. (only for Ref. 1093/008)
(See details in the following page)
24 ways terminal strip for RS485/Sensors/Alarm: this is the connector to which input sensors,
alarm output and RS458 line are connected. (only for Ref. 1093/016)
(See details in the following page)
Fan output (located to side panel): avoid to obstruct the air flow, otherwise the device could be
damaged
Connector for ground connection / ground wire.
VGA Video output: output connector for VGA monitor
VGA Audio output: used to connect audio devices ( only for Ref. 1093/008)
Ethernet port: intranet or internet connection (RJ45). Use a crossed cable (not provided) both for
router/switch connection and for pc connection. Obviously, for a router/switch connection also a
straight cable can be used.
USB port: USB mouse connection
Audio inputs: connector for 1-4 audio channels (RCA) (RCA) (only for Ref. 1093/004A)
Audio output: audio output connector (RCA) (only for Ref..1093/004A)
Video output: (higher one) main audio output; (lower one) spot output (BNC) (only for Ref.
1093/016)
Audio input: Connector for channels CH1 CH4 (BNC) (only for Ref.)
Audio output: the audio output connector includes main audio output and spot audio output (only for
Ref. 1093/016)

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RS485/Sensor/Alarm port Sch.1093/004A
Pin 1: RS-485A
Pin 2: RS-485B
Pin 3-4: Sensor 1 input
Pin 5-6: Sensor 2 input
Pin 7-8: Sensor 3 input
Pin 9-10: Sensor 4 input
Pin 11-12: Alarm Output
RS485/Sensor/Alarm port Sch.1093/008
Pin -: RS-485A
Pin +: RS-485B
Pin 1-2: Sensor 1 input
Pin 3-4: Sensor 2 input
Pin 5-6: Sensor 3 input
Pin 7-8: Sensor 4 input
Pin 9-10: Alarm Output
RS485/Sensor/Alarm port Sch.1093/016
RS 485 +/- input
Keybord D+/D- input
ALARM OUT NO/COM output
G GROUND
Pin 16-12: ALARM IN input
G GROUND
Pin 1-11: ALARM IN input

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2.3 IR REMOTE CONTROL
Although the remote control handset supplied with the appliance is designed to be as robust and practical to use as
possible, please handle with the due care and attention.
Do not:
expose to rain, spill any liquids on the keypad or drop in water
subject to violent knocks or drop on hard surfaces
expose to sunlight
introduce obstacles between the remote control and the appliance while using the remote control.
The remote control constitutes an interface between the User and the Appliance. Therefore, it is particularly important to
be familiar with the controls on the remote handset.
IR REMOTE CONTROL FOR REF.1093/004A  1093/008
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
1-8 Channel Select 1-8 ; Numeric key
9 0 Numeric Key
ALL Preview all Channel
Menu Enter/Exit Main Menu
Up Key
Down Key
/Left / Right Key
SEL Select Key/ Edit Key
Rewind key
Play Key, Enter to recording search menu
Forward Key
Manual Recording
Pause / Frame Play
Stop manual recording; Stop Playback
Audio Undefined
Mute Undefined

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IR REMOTE CONTROL FOR REF.1093/016
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
REC Start manual recording
SEARCH Search menu access
2X2 Quad displaying
3X3 9 channels displaying
4X4 16 channels displaying
AUTO Sequence displaying
DISPLAY
MODE Multiple visualizations selection
0-9 Channels selection; numeric buttons
Up button
Down button
/Left/right button
ENTER Enter
Menu/Esc Main menu access/exit
PIP Picture In Picture
MUTE Mute
REW Go back button
PLAY Playback button, access to recorded track search menu
FWD Forward button
PAUSE Pause / frame by frame playback
STOP Stop manual recording; Stop playback
SLOW Slow forward
Z+ Zoom in
Z- Zoom out
F+ Focus
F- Focus
I+ PTZ luminosity increasing
I- PTZ luminosity decreasing
PTZ PTZ control
LOCK Lock

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2.3.1 BATTERIES
The remote control is powered by two size AAA batteries (included). To install, slide the battery compartment cover open and
insert in the compartment respecting the polarity shown. Close the cover after inserting the batteries. Point the remote towards
the DVR receiver to use it.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Always change both batteries at the same time.
Remove the batteries if the remote control is not used for long periods.
2.4 MOUSE OPERATION
In menu lock mode, Enter into pop-up menu and clicking any sub menu to pop up Log-in window; on
menu unlock mode, enter into pop-up menu, and then clicking left key to enter into any sub menu
directly.
After entering main menu, clicking left key could enter into any sub menu; On[Detailed file] menu
mode, clicking left key could playback one recording file.
Change the status of check box and motion detection area.
Clicking combo box to access pull-down menu
By clicking left key you can adjust Color control bar and volume control bar.
By clicking left key you can select values in edit boxes or pull-down menu, special symbol, numeric
and character input, use instead of [Enter] or [Backspace]
Click left key of
Mouse
In the [Detailed file] menu mode, clicking left key will playback one recording file.
In live display mode, clicking right key will display pop-up menu
Click right key of
Mouse
In Main menu or sub menu mode, clicking right key will exit current menu.
Double-click Left
key of Mouse In live display or playback mode, double-clicking left key will maximize the screen.
Moving Mouse Select menu item
Sliding Mouse On motion mode, sliding mouse will select motion area; On [Color set] menu mode, sliding mouse will
adjust color control bar and volume control bar.
Dispose of used batteries correctly in the
specifically provided special collection bins.

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3 DVR BOOT UP
3.1 POWER ON AND OFF
Press on the back of the unit. The PWR LED on the front panel will light up. The following will appear on the monitor.
The system will boot-up and start initializing.
3.2 MAIN INTERFACE
A
fter finishing system initialization the system will enter into main interface. Picture is
the main interface displayed by system, which is showing no video input status.
Once there are video inputs, the interface will display live images from the cameras.
In main interface mode, if you use the mouse to double-click the live image of any
channel, the image will be maximized to full screen, by double-clicking again, the
display will be come back to quad mode displaying all cameras; clicking the righ
t
button of the mouse, will enter into Pop-up Menu; by clicking the left button of the
mouse, you select menu items; when clicking any area outside the menu, you will
exit the Pop-up menu.

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4 DVR CONFIGURATION
POP UP MENU
4.1 MAIN MENU PREVIEW
A
fter finishing system initialization, click right key of mouse on main interface mode to
enter into Pop-up Menu. Now you could proceed parameter setting and operate fo
r
Main Menu, Menu Lock, Video Search, PTZ, Start record, Stop Record and also
operate for Start Cruise after successful PTZ parameter setting etc.
Rec. Search
Search
Playback
File List
Camera
Recording
HDD Management
A
larm Setting
PTZ Setting
Mobile
Motion
Color set
System
User password
System Information
Language Select
System Maintenance
Video Setting
Time Setting
Device
Management
Network
A
rea setting
E-mail setting
Dwell time display

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4.2 MAIN MENU
4.2.1 CAMERA SETUP
Go to [Main menu Camera] to set up the CH name and position for each channe.
Explanation:
1 The modifications will be available after clicking [APPLY] button on the bottom of the sub-menu windows and being
prompted to save and then clicking [ok] button.
2 If you want to cancel the modification, click [Exit] button to exit the menu.
3 When clicking [DEFAULT] button, all system default values will be reset to default value.
System default value indicates the ex-factory default setting.
A
fter clicking right button of mouse, pop-up menu will be displayed on the screen.
You can click [main menu] button on pop-up menu to enter into Main menu
interface. You can also use the Menu button on the front panel to bring up the
window, when using the front panel buttons use the FWD and REW button to
move in the menu, and the SEL button to select the icon. You use the ESC button
to return to previous window. In Main Menu mode, you can control device
management settings, such as Camera, Recording, Network, Recording search,
HDD, Alarm, PTZ Control, Mobile Phone & motion detection etc, you can also set
system function settings, such as Time setting, User password, Audio/Video
setting, Language select, and access system information, system maintenance
etc.
You can set up whether each channel can be previewed or not under Live
display and/or record mode, enable live time or not under live screen and se
t
up record time or not on the record history.
Please note that the name of each channel supports up to eight characters o
r
four Chinese characters.
Copy function: allow you copy all data of one channel to any other channel.
You can adjust image brightness, saturation, contrast and hue
parameters of each channel after entering into [Color] menu.

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4.2.2 RECORD SETUP
Click [Main Menu] [Record] to enter into [Record Setup] menu.
[Frame rate] include two options  Fixed and Manual. When set to Manual and click [Frame rate setup] option, you may
allocate the frame rate for each channel.
[Mode] allow you select record modes, including Always and Scheduled. To record 24 hours a day set the [Mode] to Always.
To record on motion or a set schedule, select the [Schedule] option
When setting [Mode] to Schedule, the schedule screen will appear as shown in Picture 5-6.
After you complete the schedule setting please activate it by clicking the [Apply] button.
Please note that 01~07H is defaulted to No record, 08~18H to Normal and 19~00H to Alarm.
Explanation: On the [record Set] and [Search] mode, original color stands for no record, Red stands for alarm record, Green
stands for normal record.
[Record] option allows you set up recording status
(Enable/Disable) of each channel.
[Audio] option allows you turn audio on/off.
[Quality] include three options  Best, Good and Normal.
[Pack time] indicates maximum continuous record time (15,
30, 45 and 60 min).
[Record CH] options include All, CH-1, CH-2, CH-3, CH-4, CH-5CH-16 in
turn. Please click the channel you need.
To setup weekly schedules, tick-select the box of the record status you want
(Alarm, General, or No Record) and then click on each box in the schedule time
line that you want this method to apply to. You can use the [From  To] pull-
down menus and Copy button to copy settings from one day to another day o
r
all days.

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MAXIMUM RECORDING TIME WITH 500GB HARD DISK
The following list contains recording maximum times with 500GB HD for 4 / 8 / 16 recording channels.
1093/004 DVR  4ch.
HDD Duration (days)
Resolution/Frame Rate
Best Quality Better Quality Good Quality
D1@12.5FPS 14 19,5 24,5
HD1@25FPS 12 16,5 24,5
CIF@25FPS 16,5 23 29
1093/008 DVR  8ch.
HDD Duration (days)
Resolution/Frame Rate
Best Quality Better Quality Good Quality
D1@6.25FPS 11 15 17
HD1@12.5FPS 11 15 21
CIF@25FPS 9 12 16
1093/016 DVR  16ch.
HDD Duration (days)
Resolution/Frame Rate
Best Quality Better Quality Good Quality
D1@6.25FPS 5,5 7,5 8,5
HD1@12.5FPS 5,5 7,5 10,5
CIF@25FPS 4,5 6 8
Explanation:
Bandwidth and HDD Duration can be highly variable depending on the scene recorded.

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Enter into [Main Menu Network Setup] to setup the network configuration:
A
fter selecting network mode - such as DHCP, PPPOE or static allocation- and setting
up web ports,you can visit DVR remotely through a network or internet.
4.2.3 NETWORK SET
DNS: DNS server is generally provided by local ISP. Herein please enter the IP address of your DNS.
Note: When there are multiple DVRs at the same LAN, you need to change the MAC address.
When selecting DHCP the router will allocate DVR IP address automatically after you exit the menu. The IP address of the DVR
might change whenever the unit is turn on.
When selecting Static from the Type, user can directly set IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Web Port and DNS s.
When selecting PPPoE form the Type, user can input user name and password provided by ISP and set Media and Web port.
You can visit your DVR via public network without port forwarding when network type is set to PPPoE and web port is right.
At the bottom of the NETWORK SETUP window there is an option to setup a DDNS service of the DVR shown as Picture 5-
10.You can access the DVR through a static or dynamic IP address; however a dynamic address can change from time to time.
How often depends on your service provider. When it changes you need to go to a website such as www.myipaddress.com from
a computer attached to the same router as the DVR to find out what the new IP address is. There are two solutions to this
problem. One would be to get a static IP address from your service provider so that you do not have to be concerned with the
address changing. Another solution would to use a dynamic domain name service to get a domain name that can be linked to
your dynamic address. You can register on DVR2009.3322.org website and get a domain name, user name, and password. You
can then enter your dynamic domain name into an Internet Explorer browser instead of an IP address and be directed to
whatever the current dynamic IP address is, so that you can always access the DVR by entering the same address. You can get
more information on how to use these services from www.dyndns.com website.