BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual (Ver 3.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual This product is made by advanced technology and passed reliability and compatibility test. Product quality can be guaranteed. This is an installation guide for BDx-Series user. This guide gives you BDx-Series’s external specification, name, PAN/TILT control, the way of attaching peripheral devices and configuration of system program.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Warning This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Reversion of History Date Rev. No Description 2007-03-21 3.00 Creation of the document. 2007-05-10 3.01 Modified the part of contents. 2007-06-12 3.02 Modified the part of FS-Wizard. 2007-07-24 3.03 Modified the part of contents.(Network, Schedule, Etc.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Table of Contents Reversion of History..............................................................................................................4 Part 1. Installation Manual...............................................................................................................8 1. Windows Setup ...................................................................................................................9 1.1 System Requirements .......................
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3.3.1 Install Client Software....................................................................................................49 3.3.2 Addition of DVR Server ..................................................................................................50 3.4 Installing the PDA Program......................................................................................................50 3.4.1 Ready for installation ..............................................
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.4 File System Info .....................................................................................................................91 6.4.1 File System Info ............................................................................................................91 6.5 Network.................................................................................................................................96 6.5.1 Basic configuration ............................
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Part 1.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 1. Windows Setup 1.1 System Requirements • Supported OS Windows 2000, Windows XP • System Requirements Model SPEC CPU BDF0303 BDS1212/ BDS4812 BDS0606 RBDS4812 BDS4824/ RBDS4824 Cel 2.0 or higher Pentium4 2.4G or Cel 1.0 or higher BDE2424/ BDS2424 higher RAM Main Board RBDS4848 Pentium4 3.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 1.3 Power Options & Display Properties Select “None” in the Screen saver field, and click “Power…” in the “Monitor power” area. When the Power Options Properties window appears, select “Never” in the “Turn off monitor” and the “Turnoff hard disks” fields. If above settings are not made, program errors may occur.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2. Hardware Installation 2.1 Hardware Configuration 2.1.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.1.2 Check the contents After removing package, make sure that the following contents. Please contact the dealer if any items are missing.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual DVR Accessory contents ( )- quantity 1st DIO Board 2 nd DIO0804 DIO1608 √ √ 20pin DIO cable AUDIO AUDIO 16IN 8IN √ DIO Board 40pin DIO cable AUDIO 4IN √ √ √ √ Audio8 Input Board √ √ Audio8 A/D Board √ √ √ Audio16 Input Board √ Internal audio cable √(2) √(2) External audio cable <1st DIO Board> <2nd DIO Board>
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.1.3 Layout 3 4 1 2 ① Video Inputs : Camera In 1~ 4 ② Audio Input : 1Ch audio line level in ③ DI Connector : DI(1~8) control port. Connecting to the DIO board (1~8) ④ DO Connector : DO(1~4) control port. Connecting to the DIO board (1~4).
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 5 3 4 6 15 1 17 18 2 11 12 13 14 16 < Capture B/D – BDS0606 / BDS1212> ① Video Inputs (external connector): ⑪ Video termination switch: Camera In 1 ~ 8 Camera In 1 ~ 8 ② Video Inputs (external connector): Termination resistor(75ohm) ⑫ Video termination switch: Camera In 9 ~ 16 Camera In 9 ~ 16 Termination resistor(75ohm) ③ Video Inputs (internal connector): 1 ~ 4 ⑬ RS422/RS485 port : Camera PTZ control ④ Video Inputs (internal connector): 5 ~
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 1 5 2 6 7 8 7 8 < Capture B/D – BDE2424> 1 5 2 3 6 4 < Capture B/D – BDS2424> ① Video Inputs (internal connector): 1 ~ 4 ② Video Inputs (internal connector): 5 ~ 8 ③ Video Inputs (internal connector): 9 ~ 12 ④ Video Inputs (internal connector): 13 ~ 16 ⑤ Thru pass Output : 1Ch Live display ⑥ RS422/RS485 port : Camera PTZ control ⑦ Watch-Dog Connector : Hardware Reset ⑧ DIO Connector : DIO control port.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 7 8 13 11 1 5 3 4 6 2 9 10 12 < Capture B/D – RBDS4812 / RBDS4824 / RBDS4848> ① Video Inputs (external connector): Video termination switch: Camera In 1 ~ 8 ⑦ Camera In 1 ~ 8 ② Video Inputs (external connector): Termination resistor(75ohm) Video termination switch: Camera In 9 ~ 16 ⑧ Camera In 9 ~ 16 Termination resistor(75ohm) ③ Video Inputs (internal connector): 1 ~ 4 ⑨ RS422/RS485 port : Camera PTZ control ④ Video Inputs (internal connector
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 4 3 2 1 6 5 < Overlay B/D(Real time display) - OVL480> Real time display board is component of BDS48xx.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3 4 7 1 5 2 6 <1st DIO Board> <2nd DIO Board> ① Sensor Input connector : Input 1 ~ 8 and common ② Alarm Output : Output 1 ~ 4. Dry contact output ③ DIO Connector : connecting to the 2nd DIO board ④ DIO Connector : DIO control port. connecting to the capture board ⑤ Sensor Input connector : Input 9 ~ 16 and common ⑥ Alarm Output : Output 5 ~ 8.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 7 5 3 4 6 1 2 ① Audio Input Connector(External) : Line level Input 1 ~ 8 ② Audio Input Connector(External) : Line level Input 9 ~ 16 ③ Audio Input Connector(Internal) : connecting to the Audio16 board, Audio 1~4 ④ Audio Input Connector(Internal) : connecting to the Audio16 board, Audio 5~8 ⑤ Audio Input Connector(Internal) : connecting to the Audio16 board, Audio 9~12 ⑥ Audio Input Connector(Internal) : connecting to the Audio16 boa
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Capture Video 16 Inputs 1 2 1 2 DIO Guide Audio Guide Capture 1 Video 8 Inputs Video Input B/D 1 2 DIO Guide 21 Video Internal cables 2
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Capture 1 2 3 4 Video 16 Inputs Video Input B/D 1 2 Video Internal cables 3 4 DIO Guide 4 3 2 1 Overlay Capture Video 16 Inputs 1 2 5 3 4 6 5 6 DIO Guide Audio Guide 22
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 8 7 6 5 Overlay Capture 1 2 Video 16 Inputs 5 6 7 Video 8 Input B/D 1 2 3 4 DIO Guide 23 Video Internal cables 3 4
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Audio 16 Inputs Audio Board Video 16 Inputs DIO Guide 24
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.2 Connecting Hardware 2.2.1 Connecting Network LAN/xDSL Port Internet Client PC 2.2.2 Connecting camera PTZ 4 3 2 1 1. Rx + or TRx + 2. Rx - or TRx 3. Tx + 4. Tx - < RS422 / R485 > 5. Rx + or TRx + 6. Rx - or TRx 7. Tx + RS422 / 485 cable 8. Tx - 1. Orange : RX+ / TRX+ 2. Red : RX- / TRX3. Brown : TX+ 4.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 1. Black : RX+ / TRX+ 2. Brown : RX- / TRX3. Red : TX+ 4. Orange : TX- 1. Rx + or TRx + 2. Rx - or TRx 3. Tx + 4. Tx RS422 / 485 cable 1. Black : RX+ / TRX+ 2. Brown : RX- / TRX3. Red : TX+ 4. Orange : TX- 1. Rx + or TRx + 2. Rx - or TRx 3. Tx + 4.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 1. Black : RX+ / TRX+ 2. Brown : RX- / TRX3. Red : TX+ 4. Orange : TX- 1. Rx + or TRx + 2. Rx - or TRx 3. Tx + 4.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.2.3 Connecting Sensor Input Connect one signal line of sensor (infrared rays sensor, heat perception sensor, magnetic sensor) to the desired sensor number and then connect another line to the ‘COMMON’ port. (You can set the type-NC or NO- of sensor at “Setup” mode -> “DIO”). Use another Adapter for the all sort of sensor’s power supply. 2.2.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.2.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Connect from the computer reset button Connect to the computer reset pin Connect from the computer reset button Connect to the computer reset pin Connect to the computer reset pin using the watch dog cable.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.2.6 Selection of audio input a) Soundcard user ▪ Microphone user (1CH audio) We recommend you to choose a microphone that have amplifier. Because few sound cards have audio amplifier with a built-in their own board. Run the DVR software and go to Setup -> Audio Tab . Select Camera to record audio as below.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual ▪ Configuration the settings for Sound Device In case of using the sound card, the voice communication can be improved if setting of audio equipment for the Windows’s system is as below. [Sounds Tab] Scheme : No sound [Volume Tab] Speaker settings / Advanced / Performance . Hardware acceleration : Full, .
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual To set audio each selected camera. Appear selecting camera number in “[__] Audio #1”. < The detail configuration refer to setup of software user manaul.> 2.3 Installing Device Driver Install the board in the PC, and boot the PC. Then, the PC will automatically detect the board (by PNP) and will be ready to install the driver.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”, and click "Next>". Insert the provided CD or a floppy diskette containing the driver, and click “Next>” to search for the driver. Click “Continue Anyway”.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Click “Finish”. Windows XP / 2000 will automatically detect the new hardware devices. Install the other “4(16)ch Video Slave Capture Device” drivers in the same way as described above.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual “16ch Slave Capture Device” “16ch Slave Capture Device” “16ch Video Capture Device” “16ch Video Capture Device” “16ch Video Capture Device” “16ch Video Capture Device” When you installing the drivers, you may get error messages. If errors occured, You can see mark on that drivers from Device Manager window. Reboot the system then, they will be disappeared. They will not make any problem.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.3.1.2 Windows98 Turn off the PC, and install the board in the PCI slot. Run the system by turning on the computer. The OS will automatically start to search for PCI Multimedia Video Device. Select “Search for the best driver for your device (Recommended)”, and click “Next>”.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Select “Specify a location”. Insert the provided CD or a floppy diskette containing the driver. Open the folder, and click “Next>” to search for the driver. If the correct driver is found, the dialog will display “4(16)ch Video Capture Device”. If you see this message, click “Next>”. Click “Finish”. Windows 98 will automatically detect the new hardware devices. Install the other “4(16)ch Video Slave Capture Device” drivers in the same way as described above.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual In case of BDF0303m, once the drivers are successfully installed, the two new devices will be added to Device Manager: “MINIDVR Video Capture Device” “MINIDSR Audio Capture Device” In case of BDF0303, once the drivers are successfully installed, the two new devices will be added to Device Manager: “4ch Video Capture Device” “4ch Slave Capture Device” In case of BDS0606, once the drivers are successfully installed, the four new devices will be added to Device Manager:
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.3.2 BDE2424/ BDS2424/ RBDS4812/ RBDS4824/ RBDS4848/ Overlay Driver 2.3.2.1 Windows XP/2000 Windows XP/2000 will automatically detect the new hardware device and recognize it as a multimedia video controller. Select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”, and click "Next>". Insert the provided CD or a floppy diskette containing the driver, and click “Next>” to search for the driver. Click “Continue Anyway”.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Click “Finish”.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2.3.2.2 Windows 98 Turn off the PC, and install the board in the PCI slot. Run the system by turning on the computer. The OS will automatically start to search for PCI Multimedia Video Device. Select “Search for the best driver for your device (Recommended)”, and click “Next>”. Select “Specify a location”. Insert the provided CD or a floppy diskette containing the driver. Open the folder, and click “Next>” to search for the driver.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual you see this message, click “Next>”. Click “Finish”. Once the driver is successfully installed, the new device will be added to Device Manager: Driver for RBDS4812, RBDS4824 and RBDS4848 are not supported on Windows 98.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3. Installing the Software Welcome to install new DVR software of more stability and powerful efficiency. The DVR install program will be run automatically, if it insert to provided CD.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3.1 Installing the software To install program about Ver.3 if click “ ” from DVR install program. The DVR main install wizard program will be run if click “ program.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Click “Next”. To select Camera type. Click “Next” after selection.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual To click “Finish” after installation. Appear icon as below, if install DVR program normally. The FS-Make will be run for generating basket, if run DVR program at the first. < The detail configuration refer to setup of software user manaul. > You have to log in to use the program after generating basket. You can use the program by clicking “OK” Button after typing User ID and Password.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Default registered ID and Password : ID - admin , Password - 1111 3.2 Reinstalling the software 3.2.1 Uninstalling the Software To install the DVR program while the system is on, remove the existing program first. However, if the program is running, exit the system by selecting “Exit Program”. Select “Start" → "Settings" → "Control Panel”. Select the “Add or Remove Programs”.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Select the DVR Program, and click Change/Remove. Click “OK” to remove the existing program. 3.2.2 Reinstalling the Software Refer the 3.1 Installing the software. 3.3 Installing the Client Software 3.3.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Click “Finish” to finish the installation. Then, the following icon will be created on the Desktop. 3.3.2 Addition of DVR Server Register DVR systems at Client software to connect the DVR system at remote place. Refer 5.2 network configuration and connecting. 3.4 Installing the PDA Program 3.4.1 Ready for installation To install ActiveSync program to PC first and synchronize with PDA for install PDA viewer.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Appear message about installation when connect ActiveSync if PDA disconnected it at a installation point of time.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 4. DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) If you are using DYNAMIC addressing from your ISP (Internet Service Provider), you will need to register with our DDNS service. You do not need to register with our DDNS service if you were supplied a STATIC IP address from your ISP. Please check with your ISP if you are unsure of how your IP address is configured. 4.1 DDNS settings on your DVR The DDNS settings must also be set on your DVR to use the DDNS service.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 4.1.1 Creating a Host Name First, check box next to: “Use DDNS” to activate the related spaces. Enter the Host Name and click the “Registration” button; You may use alpha and numerical characters as well as hyphens for your Host Name. (i.e. [A~Z], [a~z], [0~9] or [-] for your host name and it is case sensitive). You should see your host name as follows; Registration will be complete once you click the “OK” and “Save” button. 4.1.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 4.2 Access to DVR by Domain Name If your DDNS service registration is successful, you can access your DVR through your web browser or the provided CNB DVR Client S/W. 1) Access via the Client S/W Open your Client S/W program and click the on the “link” button. A DVR Server Management window will appear. Enter your domain name in the “IP Address” field at the Server Connect window. (Refer to your S/W manual for more detailed instructions.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual If a web port is 8080, type http://dvrname.ipdvrfree.com:8080 Run Log-in window by clicking “Web Client”. Log-in is able to Input ID/PW that is set from DVR main program. Run Web Client when log in. (The detail instruction refer to software manual.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 5. Network Configuration 5.1 DVR network setup Go to the DVR software -> Setup -> Network This is an item to designate basic matters so that system may be connected to network. ▪ Public IP Subscriber To set Public IP by clicking “setup”. ▪ Private IP Subscriber Private IP requires ‘Proxy Setting’ for web monitoring.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual router that has public IP address. You have to setup Port forwarding or DMZ of each of the IP sharer or router. BestCap DVR uses default port of 80, 7074, 7075, 7076, 7077, 49557, 49559 and 49560 for streaming. (Look up their user’s manual for details) Web Server Port : You can input other port number if default port number of ‘80’ is not workable. ▪ Port Setting 1) Connection (TCP) A port for communication of basic info with CMS.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Input a DVR information in the DVR server list window by clicking connection “ ” button. Click the “ADD” button after type Server name, Site code(100-001), Server IP address, User ID, User password. And click the “SAVE” button to save the information. Server name Access port Server address User ID Input name in order to identify server. If this access port is different from the access port of the server to be connected, access is rejected.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 5.3 Router Setup If your DVR system network condition is using private IP in a Local network and you connect the DVR out of the local network, you have to setup Port forwarding or DMZ of each of the IP sharer or router. DVR use port numbers as below.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Appendix A. Advanced Host Name Management If you are using DYNAMIC addressing from your ISP (Internet Service Provider), you will need to register with our DDNS service. We recommend that you first determine if you are using dynamic addressing and, if so, register your DVR on our DDNS website. You do not need to register with our DDNS service if you were supplied a STATIC IP address from your ISP.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3. Enter an ID (which must be more than 4 and less than 12 characters, alpha and or numerical). Please check your ID with the “[check]” button to make sure the ID you choose is available. Choose your Password (which also must be more than 4 and less than 12 characters, alpha and or numerical). Confirm your (Password). Enter your Name and E-Mail address. 4. The registration will be complete once you click the “OK” button.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual logged on, you should see the following message: “Welcome to DVR management server : guest” 2. After login, click the “Registration” button to go to the Server Registration page. 3. At the Server Registration page, enter the “Serial Number” and “Registration No.” which is attached to the rear of the unit. 4. Choose a “Host Name”. Remember: the ID and password you used to register with our DDNS service is separate and not the same as your “Host Name”.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual button. 5. After your host name registration is complete, click the “List” button at the top of the page, your host name should be appear on the list if your registration was successful.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3. Host Name Management You can register multiple host names at the DDNS Service website. You can also edit or delete your host name here at anytime. When you click your URL from the Domain Name LIST, you can access a specific DVR by your web browser. The “Status” column shows the elapsed time since your last update.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual First, check box next to: “Hostname management” to activate the related window. Enter the Serial Number and Registration Number and click the “Test” button. You should see your host name as follows; Registration will be complete once you click the “OK” and “Save” button. You should see your registered host name in the Host Name space. If the space does not display your host name, please follow the steps below.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Serial Number and Registration Number are necessary items for DDNS Service activation. Please make sure you register it accurately. The authentication numbers are provided on two tags, one will be attached to back of the unit and the other will be attached to side of the package. Remove the tag from the package and attach to your DVR system.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Part 2.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 1. Live Mode You can move to search, screen capture, backup, two way communication, log-out, emergency recording, single channel search, setup and E-map mode. ① It indicates the current date, time, day and IP address. ② It is used for search, screen capture, backup, two way communication, log-out, emergency recording, single channel search, setup and E-map. ③ It is used for audio control, PTZ control, color adjustment and program shut down.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual You can check and confirm the current operating status by the icons on left/right top. It indicates recording / playback status. It indicates channel number It indicates camera name, which is set in setup -> camera. It indicates emergency recording status. It indicates motion detection recording status. When there is any change in the area set in setup -> motion detection, it records if motion detection recording is set in setup -> recording schedule.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2. Single channel search It searches and playback the recording data of a channel. And, it offers live screen of channel and PTZ control if available and authorized. 2.1 single channel search It saves searched data or live screen in full motion video. If you click button, saving starts and stops with another click. It captures searched data or live screen in still shot. If you click button, it capture the screen and ask for path and file name to save in.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3. PTZ / color adjustment mode Control Pan / Tilt / Zoom.. PAN/TILT control is available when controller such as Rx Receiver is installed. If you click PTZ control button in live mode, the following control screen appears. You click this button to switch to live mode. ‘Use PTZ’ shall be checked in ‘setup’ -> ‘camera’ for Pan/Tilt control and in case plural cameras are connected, you select camera connected with Pan/Tilt driver using this button.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 4. Screen printing It captures and prints out the current video. If you click screen printing button, shape of mouse cursor changes like this click on mouse over the requested screen, capture mode screen will appear. 1) Save to diskette It supports JPG and BMP format. If you click button, the following screen will appear. It saves after selecting path, file name and file type. 72 mouse cursor.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 2) Printing of captured screen It prints the captured screen if printer is installed in system.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 5. Search Click the search button in live mode 5.1 Recording data playback 5.1.1 Selection of date, channel and time of playback ▪ You select date you want on the calendar on the screen. Date of pink color means that there are recording data. ▪ You can see as a large calendar screen by clicking the button 74 .
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual ▪ It will indicate the recording time of each camera if you click the date button you want. ▪ Empty screen will come out if there are not any recording video. ▪ A red line will come out when you click the time bar to playback.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6. Setup mode Can set entire operation of system Setup mode is composed ten (10) taps, changeable with upgrade. Detailed setup per menu is possible after selecting a tap. 6.1 System 1) Installing location Install the location DVR is installed which indicates as DVR name when CMS is connected. 2) Automatic rebooting Can start or finish the program at a certain time if activated by clicking Set regular rebooting time monthly, weekly and daily with power-off.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3) DVR event/log Set event/log storing time. Set storing time of log and alarm of deletion after this storing time such as “Log file will be deleted in one hour, backup is advised, if necessary.” 4) Time synchronization Able to set time synchronized with CMS or/and other DVRs. Set server/client. In case of being used as a client, IP address and server port should be input.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual You can assign the second monitor with search screen, event search, backup and E-map using buttons. However, overlay boards of BDS48xx series requires live screen in the first monitor. 8) Hot key Program can receive the already defined hotkeys. Please click to see the list.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual It will automatically reboot the system when DVR program does not work well. Regular check can be set. 15) Switching time (sec.) Can set switching time of screen division in live mode, for example four (1, 2, 3, 4) channels is automatically followed by next four (5, 6, 7, 8)in 16 channel division. 16) Pop-up time (sec.) When video can be pop-up interlocked with event, pop-up would be held during this time though with next event. 17) Automatic logout (min.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 23) System information Indicates system information Indicates network information Indicates version of DVR software, various program and DII files 80
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.2 Camera Set up cameras in detail. 6.2.1 Camera selection 1) Camera selection Select camera 2) Decide capture frame Set capture frame speed and resolution of all camera. All channel can adjust capture frame speed and video resolution. If you check ‘All’ button, it will apply the current setting to all channel. Total Frames maximum frames captured by all cameras. 3) Apply all Apply the current setting to all channels.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.2.2 Functions by camera 1) Running camera Decide whether camera is on or off. 2) Camera name Decide camera name. (Max. 32bytes) 3) PTZ In case camera support PTZ function, you click on to setup PTZ such as connection info, preset, speed and reverse action.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual ⑧ Path Set path and holding time through preset in speed dome. ⑨ Swing Swing function that speed dome supports. ⑩ Auxiliary Auxiliary function that speed dome supports. 4) Privacy area A certain area in video shall not be recorded for a certain purpose by clicking on . You set the area with drawing tool (line, rectangle and all) and dissolve be eraser. This area will not be seen in live mode.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Input sound device You can select between Mic. And Line-in for sound card input. Input audio You can adjust volume of selected audio device. The selected audio device is , other device can be seen by click on indicated in alteration. Audio volume can be adjusted by Master volume Audio volume can be adjusted by and test audio by click. and mute by . 6) Advanced setup of camera You can set on-duty, off-duty and frame speed by event with button.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Frame by event Frame can be set by each event detection. Set time for pre-alarm recording Recording speed, transmission speed, recording video quality and transmission video quality for post-alarm recording can be set. 6.2.3 Recording setup 1) Resolution Set the resolution among SIF, VD1 and FD1. Set horizontal resolution from 352 to 704 while vertical size will automatically set. 2) Recording speed (fps) Set recording frame per second.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 7) CODEC MPEG4 CODEC is recommended between MPEG4 and MJPEG. 8) Camera name Indicate camera name in live screen. 9) Location Set location of icon for recording status and camera (Left/Top, Left/Bottom). 10) Covert camera Will have no video in live screen while recording. 11) Hiding recording status Will not show recording icon in live screen.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 15) Preview image quality Can preview encoding quality and hue adjustment of video 87
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.3 Recording schedule Set recording schedule and mode. 6.3.1 Schedule 1) Selecting camera Select camera to set. 2) Schedule limit setup Set schedule limit for recording other user setting time than recording schedule each week.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Set the start recording time and the end time. ▪ Addition: Add set contents in the schedule limit list. ▪ Delete: Delete set contents in the schedule limit list. Check if apply to set recording schedule. 3) Holiday setup Set national or private holidays. A certain date can be set as holiday for holiday recording. Select a day for holiday in the calendar. You can move to the last month and the next month by .
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 7.3.2 Schedule setting Set recording mode in each channel for daily time. 1) Recording mode setting ▪ Click on the recording mode to apply in schedule and drag on the requested time area. Live display without recording only. Continuous recording. Motion detection recording. Sensor activating recording. Trespass/stealth detection recording Default (continuous recording) Recording mode of a certain day will be applied to all days.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.4 File System Info 6.4.1 File System Info 1) Basket info FS_NUM Indicate basket index number FS_INFORMATION Indicate time info of data in basket 2) Oldest basket info Show information of the oldest basket. Basket Path Indicate the location of the oldest basket. Basket info Indicate time info of data in oldest basket.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 3) Allocation basket Generate new basket or when additional HDD installed. Click on ‘generating basket’ ① and a window runs. Indicate all space/free space/generated basket count from HDD drive of system. Select location which will be generate basket by clicking ‘check ’ button. ② Set minimum free space each drive when generate basket. ③ Set generating basket count. ④ Delete all Generated basket of checked Drive. ⑤ It is “Create” button.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Basket Generation Select location which will generate the basket. Set minimum free space in selecting Drive. Set generating basket count. Click “Create”.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Indicate basket information. Indicated “Completed to create Basket” and will be update system information. DVR program shall be shut down to generate a new basket. 4) Recording days calculation If you click on button, you can calculate and estimate recording days.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Hard Disk (GB) Input HDD capacity Save (Day) Input storing days Video CODEC Select CODEC. Video Resolution Select resolution Recording Quality Select video quality Working Time for day Select Working Time for day Frame per second Select recording speed. (1 – 30 FPS) Max Camera Input camera number. Calculator Calculate HDD capacity or storing days.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.5 Network 6.5.1 Basic configuration 1) IP Input IP address and related network information. 2) Transfer priority High / Normal If you put high priority when remote playback of video is not that good, you may be able to decrease delay or halt. However, high priority on transmission may cause recording speed down. 3) Limit bandwidth To transmit in the limited bandwidth from DVR to client. Available with 56Kbps, 128Kbps, 256Kbps, 512Kbps, 1.544Mbps, 2.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.5.2 Port setup 1) Connection (TCP) A port for communication of basic info with CMS. 2) Video (TCP) A port for communication of video data. (for remote surveillance) 3) Media server (TCP) A port for communication of data in file system. (for remote search) 4) Web server (TCP) A port for web server 5) Audio (UDP) A port for communication of audio communication 6) Other control packet (UDP) A port for communication of other control packet.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual 6.6 User 6.6.1 List and registration of user 1) Level System administrator Omnipotent in DVR program. Administrator Full authority except for the system related General user Authorized for camera only. 2) Group management Add Group Input name and level of group, which is classified into administrator group and user group by its level. Edit Group Change name and level of group.
BDx-Series Installation & User’s Manual Delete Group Delete selected group. 3) User management Add User Input user level, user group and user info and click OK. Edit User Change user level, user group and user info. Delete User Delete selected user 6.6.2 Classification of functions Authorization by user level. If you select a function, detailed function are listed. 6.6.3 Detailed function setup Show the detailed functions per authorization and may restrict some of them per authorization.
