Zamel gardi ZMB-01 User manual

WI-FI MONITORING SYSTEM ZMB-01 USER MANUAL
ZAMEL sp. z o.o.
ul. Zielona 27, 43-200 Pszczyna, Poland
Tel. [phone], Fax [phone]
www.zamel.com, e-mail: [email protected]
plik: ZMB-01_inst_gar_gb | modykacja: 11.01.2021
APPEARANCE
TECHNICAL DATA
DESCRIPTION
RECORDER
Power supply: 12 V DC
Power consumption: 4.1 W
Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Maximum number of cameras: 9
Compression method: H.265/H265+, H264/H264+
Recorded image resolution: 1920x1080
Range: up to 300 m in open area
Video outputs: 1x HDMI, 1xVGA
Plug-in socket: 1xRJ45 (10M/100M)
Hard drive socket: SATA
USB slot backup, mouse plug-in
Remote access: ANDROID and iOS application or online
Weight (without the hard drive): 479 g
Dimensions: 215 x 230 x 180 mm (with the antennas unfolded)
CAMERA
Power supply: 12 V DC
Power consumption: 1.7 W
Matrix type: 2MP (1080p), 1/2.9” CMOS Sensor HISILICON Hi3516C
Infrared: 20 LEDs of ca. 25 m in light range
Housing protection rating: IP66
Weight: 284 g
Dimensions: 73 x 160 x 160 mm (with the antenna unfolded)
The ZMB-01 system is used for simulta-
neous viewing images from 9 wireless
cameras and recording them on a hard
drive (the system includes 2 cameras,
while the remaining items can be or-
dered separately as ZMB-01/C, depend-
ing on the needs). After connecting a
recorder to the Internet, the user can ac-
cess the device online using an Android
or iOS application.
The system includes:
• Recorder - 1 item,
• 2 MP camera - 2 items,
• 12 V / 2 A recorder power supply - 1
item,
• 12 V / 0.5 A camera power supply - 2
items,
• Expansion plugs and culverts for the
cameras.
• Mouse, RJ45 cable.
The device should be
connected to a one-phase
network in accordance
with legally binding stand-
ards. The connection
method is described in
this manual. Any activities
related to installation, connection, and
adjustment should be performed by qual-
ied electricians who have read this us-
er’s manual and familiarised themselves
with device functions. Removing the
enclosure voids the warranty and poses
a risk of electric shock. Before installa-
tion, make sure that there is no voltage
on connection cables. To install the de-
vice, use a cross-head screwdriver with
a diameter of 3.5 mm. The proper opera-
tion of the device is affected by how the
device is transported, stored, and used.
It is not advisable to install the device in
the following cases: lack of any compo-
nents, damage to or deformation of the
device. If the device operates improp-
erly, please contact the manufacturer.
Do not dispose of this device in
the trash can with other waste! In
order to avoid harmful effects on the
environment and human health, store
used device in specially designated
places. Household electronic waste
can be returned for free and in
any amount to the collection point
established for this purpose, and
also to the shop when buying new
equipment.
NOTE
Power supply socketAntennas
USB port
HDMI monitor socket
VGA monitor socket
Audio output
LAN socket
Power status signaling
Hard drive status signaling

INSTALLING THE HARD DRIVE
CONNECTING THE RECORDER
INSTALLING AND CONNECTING THE CAMERAS
To install the hard drive:
- Disconnect the power supply cable from the recorder.
- Unscrew 5 screws at the bottom of the device - Fig. 1.
- Connect the SATA hard drive to the correct terminals (power supply, data transmission) - Fig. 2.
- Screw the hard drive to the recorded using the screws provided with the system and designated holes in the housing - Fig. 3.
- Screw the upper cover of the recorder.
- Connect a TV set or a monitor to the recorder via the HDMI or D-SUB socket, using the correct cable (outside the scope of delivery).
- Connect any available router with Internet access to the LAN socket using a network cable with RJ-45 connectors.
- Connect the power supply unit (12 V, 2 A) to the recorder.
The system includes 3 power supply units (2 smaller, 12 V/500 mA units for powering the cameras and 1 larger, 12 V/2000 mA
unit for powering the recorder)!
- Hang the camera using 3 expansion plugs and screws provided with the system - Fig. 4.
- To adjust the camera angle, loosen the screw at the bottom of the camera using the Allen key provided with the system (Fig. 5).
Next, adjust the two dimensions of the camera to set its position at the required angle. After adjusting the camera, tighten the locking
screw.
- To connect the camera, plug in the power supply (12 V/500 mA power supply unit). The culverts provided with the system should be
used for conducting cables through walls.
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Power supply
Router

FIRST START
MAIN MENU
After completing all connections and powering the recorder and the cameras, the monitor should display the home screen with the
ZAMEL logo, meaning that the system was started. After a few seconds, the device will start the system and the main screen with the
conguration wizard will be displayed (Fig. 6). The wizard can be disabled by unchecking the “Start the wizard during startup” box.
When starting the system for the rst time, use the wizard to congure the device in the following manner:
• Click on “DALEJ/NEXT” in the conguration wizard.
• The login window will be displayed (Fig. 7). Enter the user name and the password.
The default settings are:
User: admin
Password: 12345
• Click on the “Log in” key. A notication will be displayed, saying that the password is too simple and should be changed. Change the
password by clicking on “Modify”.
The password should be changed after the monitoring system is placed in service in order to block unauthorized access
to the device.
• The next screen in used to change the basic settings, such as language, video standard, date and hour, etc.
• The next screen is used to adjust network settings. In the case of a permanent IP address, enter it in corresponding elds. In the
majority of cases, dynamic DHCP address assignment should be enabled by checking the “Enable DHCP” box and default port set-
tings (Fig. 8).
• The next wizard screen is used to add cameras.
By standard, the cameras included in the system are already congured to support the recorder and should automatically
upload on the list. If the system does not see any of the cameras or if additional cameras are to be added (a maximum of 9 cameras
can be programmed for a single recorder), proceed according to the instructions in “Adding cameras”.
• The last window of the wizard is used to enter the recording settings to determine the hours and days, on which the camera is to
record image. By standard, continuous recording is set on all cameras. To change the time and recording type, proceed according
to instructions in “Recording settings”.
• After entering the basic settings and clicking on “Close” on the wizard, the system will switch to normal operation. The image from
all cameras should be displayed.
• Double-click on the image to display it in full screen mode.
• Right-click to display the pop-up menu with links to basic settings and to switch the image display mode to multiple cameras, as well
as to go to the main menu.
To go to the Main menu (Fig. 10), open the pop-up menu by clicking on the mouse and selecting the “Menu” icon (Fig. 9).
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ADDING CAMERAS
RECORDING SETTINGS
By standard, the cameras included in the system are already paired with the recorder. Therefore, no additional steps need to be taken
to add them. However, if, for any reason, the cameras are not displayed on the list of devices or if additional cameras are added (offered
by Zamel as product with the symbol: ZMB-01/C), program each camera for the recorder by following the instructions below:
• In the main menu, select the “Camera” option to open the “Camera management” window” and display the list of cameras installed
in the system (Fig. 11).
• Next, click on the “Wireless code Add” to display the notication in Fig. 12 signaling that the 120 sec. programming procedure was
started.
• Find the programming button on the incoming cable connected to the camera. If it is secured with a cap, remove it to gain access to
the button (Fig. 13).
• Next, press the programming button for about 6 sec. until 3 LEDs on the camera front start to blink. After a few seconds from releas-
ing the button, the new camera should appear on the list of available devices in the recorder. Use this method to add subsequent
cameras (as part of the 120 sec. programming procedure). If all cameras are not programmed in 120 sec., call the programming
function from the recorder’s menu again.
9 cameras in total can be programmed for the recorder.
Click on the main icon “Record” to access settings used to congure the mode, in which the camera is to operate (continuous operation,
motion detection) and the time, in which the camera is to operate (days of the week, hours). Fig. 14.
By default, the system is set to continuous operation on all channels (cameras), meaning that the recorder will record image from all
cameras non-stop.
This can be done by distributing green or yellow rectangles depending on the day of the week (column) and hour (row). A green rectan-
gle means that image will be recorded at the specied hour. A yellow rectangle means that image will be recorded at the specied hour
only when movement is detected. When both continuous recording and motion-sensing are set for a specied hour (green and yellow
rectangle), 2 lms will be recorded - one as scheduled and one when motion is detected.
All schedule settings are made either for all cameras at the same time (select the “All” option in the “channel” eld) or for individual
cameras independently (select the channel number [camera], to which the schedule setting will apply, in the “channel” eld).
If the motion detection function is used, perform an additional conguration of individual cameras in the following manner:
• in the main menu, select the “Camera” option,
• in the open window, select the “Motion” tab (Fig. 15),
• select the channel (camera), to which this setting applies, in the “Channel” eld,
• select the motion detection sensitivity (0-10) in the “Sensitivity” eld,
• check the “Enable detection” box,
• if motion detection is to initiate a voice signal, check the “Voice alarm” box,
• if motion detection is to initiate a procedure to send a notication e-mail, check the “Send e-mail” box,
• check the “Record channel” box,
• determine the time, for which the recorder is to record image after motion is detected, in the “Recording time” eld,
• determine the day of the week, on which motion detection is to be active (if motion detection is to be active on all days, select “All”)
in the “Day of the week” eld,
• check the “Period 1” and set the time from 00:00 to 24:00,
• apply the changes by clicking on “Apply”.
The settings can be automatically copied to other cameras (channels), using the “Copy” function.
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Protective
cap
Programming
key

PLAYING THE FOOTAGE
FOOTAGE EXPORT TO EXTERNAL MEMORY
To play the material recorded by a given camera, click on the “Play” icon in the main menu.
In the open window (Fig. 16) in the upper right corner, in the calendar, select the day, for which the recorded footage is to be played.
Below the calendar, select the camera (channel number), for which the footage is to be played. Image from several cameras (max 4)
can be simultaneously played.
In the lower part of the screen, the bar displays the hours, in which the footage was recorded. Simply click on any place on the bar to go
to the desired hour, minute and second of the footage. Footage can be also ltered to select images recorded in the standard “Record”
function or images recorded through “Motion” sensing.
The device can be used to export the footage recorded in the .avi format to an external disc/memory stick plugged into the USB port.
After plugging the portable memory unit to the USB socket (a USB hub needs to be used in order to simultaneously connect the mouse,
which is necessary to operate the menu), click on the “Export” icon in the main menu to open the window as in Fig. 17.
Next:
• select the camera number(s), for which the footage is to be stored,
• select the recorded le type (Record - le recorded in the normal mode, Motion - le recorded in the motion detection mode),
• set the date and hour of the beginning and end of the footage you wish to store,
• click on “Search” to display the list of recordings from the ltered period.
The recorder divides footage into hourly sections even when continuously recording.
• From among the les displayed, select (check with a yellow tick) those which are to be exported,
• click on Start to start exporting the le to external memory.
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Fig.17

REMOTE ACCESS FROM THE APPLICATION (ANDROID, IOS)
The device can be remotely accessed through an application installed in the Android or iOS system on a mobile device. The recorder
needs to be correctly connected to the Internet (See “First Start” in this manual) and the BitVision application needs to be installed on
the phone or tablet.
INSTALLATION AND STARTUP
• BitVision is available for free in the Google Play and App Store. After starting the application, the main screen will be displayed (Fig. 18).
• Next, swipe to the right or click in the upper left corner of the application in order to unfold the submenu (Fig. 19).
• Click on the human symbol in the upper part of the menu, in order to open the login window (Fig. 20).
• When starting the application for the rst time, enter your e-mail, to which a verication code will be sent. Enter the address in the
registration window (Fig. 21).
ADDING A RECORDER TO THE APPLICATION
After successfully logging into the application, the recorder and the cameras paired with it need to be added to the application in order
to obtain remote access to this device. Proceed as follows:
• Open the application submenu by swiping right or clicking in the upper left corner.
• Click on “Device management” to open a window as in Fig. 22. Click on the plus sign in the lower left corner of the window.
• Click on the “Add device” icon - Fig. 23.
• Click on the “Add SN” icon - Fig. 24.
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• In the opened window as in Fig. 25, add the serial number of the device by scanning the QR code from the recorder’s menu or by
entering it manually.
• To nd the code in the recorder’s menu, click on “Conguration”, and then “Network” in the main menu and go to the P2P tab (Fig.
26) to access the recorder’s encoded serial number in the form of a QR code (3 from the left).
The recorder’s serial number can be also entered manually. The serial number can be found under the QR code in the recorder’s menu
(Fig. 26) and on the sticker at the bottom of he housing.
• After scanning or manually entering the recorder’s serial number, a window will appear as in Fig. 27. Enter the user name and the
password used for the recorder and the Captcha code printed on the sticker at the bottom of the recorder. Click on “Conrm”.
Fig.25
Fig.26

• In the next window (Fig. 28), program the name, by which the recorder will be identied in the application (any name, such as:
“Home”, “Work”, etc.) and assign it to a device group (by default, check “My devices”).
• After clicking on “Close”, the recorder should appear on the list under the selected name (Fig. 29). A green lamp next to its name
means that the recorder is available online. When the lamp is red, the recorder failed to connect with the Internet (power supply or
network cable disconnected, incorrect network conguration, problem with Internet connection).
• Next, go to the main window of the application (Fig. 30) and clock on one of the rectangles intended for displaying camera images
to open the window as in Fig. 31.
• Check the channels (cameras) from the recorder to be displayed in the application (by default, check all by ticking the “My Devices”
box as in Fig. 32). Click on “Conrm” in the main application window to display the image from cameras installed in the recorder.
WARRANTY CARD
There is 24 months guarantee on the product
1. ZAMEL provides a two-year warranty for its products.
2. The ZAMEL warranty does not cover:
a) mechanical defects resulting from transport, loading / unloading or other circumstances;
b) defects resulting from incorrect installation or operation of ZAMEL products;
c) defects resulting from any changes made by CUSTOMERS or third parties, to products sold or equipment necessary for the
correct operation of products sold;
d) defects resulting from force majeure or other aleatory events for which ZAMEL is not liable;
e) power supply (batteries) to be equipped with a device in the moment of sale (if they appear).
3. All complaints in relation to the warranty must be provided by the CUSTOMER in writing to the retailer after discovering a defect.;
4. ZAMEL will review complaints in accordance with existing regulations.;
5. The way a complaint is settled, e.g. replacement of the product, repair or refund, is left to the discretion of ZAMEL.
6. Guarantee does not exclude, does not limit, nor does it suspend the rights of the PURCHASER resulting from the discrepancy
between the goods and the contract.
Salesman stamp and signature, date of sale
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