Standalone DVR LAX Series H.
User’s Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ...................................................2 1.1. Contents ....................................................................................................... 3 1.2. Installation Guide ......................................................................................... 5 1.3. Part Name : 4CH ........................................................................................... 6 1.4. Part Name : 9CH/16CH ...................
User’s Manual CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1. Contents .......................................................................................................................... 3 1.2. Installation Guide.................................................................................................. 4 1.3. Part Name : 4CH...................................................................................................... 6 1.4. Part Name : 9CH/16CH.............................................................
User’s Manual INTRODUCTION 1.1. Contents H.264 DVR SYSTEMS LAX 412 - 4 Ch. DVR User’s Manual LAX 912/1612 - 9/16Ch. DVR MOUSE REMOTE CONTROLLER ※ Contents are subjectCAUTION to change without notice. Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
User’s Manual 1.2. Installation Guide To ensure the product’s best performance, it is recommended to follow below instructions. VENTILATION To prevent from overheating, do not block cover or ventilation. SHOCK Place the product where can be free from outer physical shock. HUMIDITY Do not place a humidifier near the product as extreme humidity can badly affect the product’s normal operation TEMPERATURE Avoid dust, humidity and do not place the product where temperature changes extremely.
User’s Manual Do not place the product near a microwave, Radio or TV which can generate signal noise due to radio frequency. DIRECT RAY OF LIGHT Direct ray of light can cause abnormal operation. Keep the product away from direct ray of light . VIBRATION Install the product on even place where no vibration . INSTALLATION The socket-outlet shall be installed near the apparatus and shall be easily accessible.
User’s Manual 1.3 Part Name: 4Ch Front Panel ④③ ② ① ⑤ ① POWER SWITCH: Used to turn the product on/off and when logging off. ② POWER LED: The LED is turned on when the power is on. ③ NETWORK LED: The LED is on when network is in active. ④ HDD LED: The LED is on when HDD is in active. ⑤ USB: USB Flash drive can be connected to backup and firmware upgrade.
User’s Manual Remote Controller (4CH) POWER BUTTON MUTE BUTTON MENU BUTTON CANCEL BUTTON LIVE MODE BUTTON SEARCH MODE BUTTON CONFIGURATION CONTROL BUTTON PLAYBACK CONTROL BUTTON BACKUP MENU BUTTON 7 LAX Series DVR
User’s Manual Part Name: 9CH/16CH Front Panel ⑤⑥ ③ ⑧⑩ ④ ① ⑪ ⑭ ⑮ ⑦ ② ⑨ ⑫ ⑬ ① POWER SWITCH: Used to turn the product on/off and when logging off. ② FRONT LED: The LED is turned on when the power is on, when the HDD is in use. ③ CHANNEL SELECTION: Used to select channel by one channel screen.
User’s Manual ① ⑪ ② ③ <16CH> ① ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑦ ④⑤ ⑬ ⑥ ② ⑦ ① POWER ③ ⑫ ⑪ ③ ④ ⑤ ⑫ ⑥ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ② VIDEO INPUT VIDEO LOOP OUTPUT ④ MULTIPLEX OUTPUT ⑤ SPOT OUTPUT ⑥ AUDIO INPUT ( 4 CHANNEL) ⑦ AUDIO OUTPUT ⑧ LAN ⑨ RS232 ⑩ VGA ⑪ SENSOR INPUT ⑫ RS485 ⑬ RELAY OUTPUT ⑬ 9 LAX Series DVR
User’s Manual Remote Controller (9CH / 16CH) POWER BUTTON FORCE RECORDING BUTTON ZOOM IN / CHANGE BUTTON ZOOM OUT / CHANGE BUTTON MENU BUTTON CANCEL BUTTON LIVE MODE BUTTON SEARCH MODE BUTTON CONFIGURATION CONTROL BUTTON PLAYBACK CONTROL BUTTON PTZ CONTAROL BUTTON SPLIT SCREEN MODE BUTTON SWITCH SCREEN MODE BUTTON BACKUP MENU BUTTON 10 LAX Series DVR
User’s Manual Specifications Specifications SPECIFICATIONS 4CH 9CH Operating System Embedded Linux Compression Multiplexer Functionality H.
User’s Manual CHAPTER 2 MAIN SYSTEM APPLICATION 2.1. Startup Screen. ........................................................................................................ 13 2.2. Login. ................................................................................................................................ 14 2.3. Exit/Log Out ................................................................................................................ 15 2.4. Panel Menu .......................................
User’s Manual 2.1. Startup Screen To start DVR system, press power switch on front panel or power button on remote controller. As DVR starts, the system will detect NTSC/PAL automatically. In a few seconds, live images would be displayed. The above screen will appear as DVR system starts when booting is finished. This may take up to 1 minute to check the system status.
User’s Manual 2.2. Login The factory default values for User and Password are “admin” and no password. How to login DVR system: 1. Use to change the user level. 2. Insert Password by click input area. Max 5 numeric characters are required. (You will see the numeric buttons to select) 3. Click to execute HR04 system. To specify password to users, certain configurations are required (Menu/System/Password). Only “admin” will have access right to the setup menu.
User’s Manual 2.3. Exit/Log Out How to end DVR system: 1. Press power switch on front panel or power button on remote controller. 2. Select “Exit” and input password and then click “OK” button. (To logout DVR system, select “Logout” and input password and click “OK” button.
User’s Manual 2.4. Panel Menu To activate the panel menu as above picture, just right click on screen. To hide “panel menu”, right click on screen again. Exit button: Log out user or shuts down DVR system. System Setup button: Setup system configuration. Search button: Displays search mode. PTZ button: Displays PTZ control button. PIP button: Enable PIP (Picture in Picture) function. On PIP mode, click PIP button to change channel in PIP.
User’s Manual Configuration This chapter explains menu for configure system settings. “SYSTEM” consists of 4 different groups; “OVERVIEW”, “DATE”, “PASSWORD” and “INITIALIZE” Overview: Setup OSD, System ID, Auto Switching, Spot Out and Button Buzzer Date: Setup Date, time, locale and server information. Password: Setup password for specified user. Initialize: Initialize log, setting and HDD.
User’s Manual OVERVIEW OVERVIEW menu enables to set the system ID number of the DVR to synchronize the remote controller, OSD, Auto-Switching, Spot out channel and Button buzzer. OSD: Select an OSD(On Screen Display) setting whether to show or not. (ON / OFF) How to setup ID: 1. Select desired ID between. Default ID value is “11”. 2. For Synchronization with remote controller, on Remote Controller, Press “Cancel” button until power light is on, then press the ID selected above.
User’s Manual Date Date and time can be changed in different ways, User setting and synchronize clock with time server setting. DATE: Set the date. [ Month / Day / Year ] TIME: Set the time. [ Hour : Minute : Second ] LOCALE: Select a local time zone. SERVER: Set the time server to synchronize the time with. How to setup time server: 1. Select a local time zone on locale. 2. Select time server. If “OFF” is selected, time synchronization will not active. 3. Click “OK” button to apply date configuration.
User’s Manual Password SELECTION: Select the user to change the password. (admin / anonymous / user1 / user2 / user3 ) NEW: Enter a new password. (Max 8 numeric characters are available) CONFIRM: Enter the new password again for confirmation.
User’s Manual Initialize LOG: Select “ON” to initialize log data. SETTING: Select “ON” to initialize setting of system configuration. HDD: Select “ON” to initialize HDD data. FACTORY: Select “ON” to revert to factory default. Configure each initialize setting and press “OK” button to apply initialization.
User’s Manual 2.6. Camera Configuration This chapter explains menu for configure camera settings. “CAMERA” consists of 4 different groups; “CHANNEL“, “COLOR”, “PTZ” and “AUDIO” CHANNEL: Channel Video/Audio Setup menu to set ON/OFF video and audio. COLOR: Color Adjust menu to adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and hue value. PTZ: PTZ configuration menu to setting PTZ device. AUDIO: Audio configuration menu to assign.
User’s Manual Channel TOTAL FRAME: shows current frame / total max frame when channel configuration is set. There are two categories to setting channel configuration: COMMON / INDIVIDUAL [COMMON]: Setting affects all camera channels. CAMERA: Displays camera number to change settings. Use buttons to move to the next channel. AUDIO: Select audio recording condition of all cameras. ( ON / OFF ) (Only 4CH DVR supports this option: 1 CH audio) RESOLUTION: Select recording resolution of all cameras.
User’s Manual Color CAMERA: Select a camera number to adjust the color settings. BRIGHTNESS: Adjust the brightness of the camera image using the CONTRAST: Adjust the contrast of the camera image using the buttons. buttons. SATURATION: Adjust the color saturation of the camera image using the HUE: Adjust the hue value of the camera image using the buttons. buttons. : Changes all values back to default values. : Apply specified values to all cameras.
User’s Manual PTZ CAMERA: Select a camera number to configure PTZ setting. DEVICE NAME: Select PTZ controller to configure by using the buttons. DEVICE ID: Set PTZ ID by using the FLOW CNTL: Set Flow Control value by using the buttons. BPS: Set BPS(Bit per second) value of PTZ by using the PAR: Set Parity of PTZ by using the buttons. buttons. buttons. STOP BIT: Set stop bit of PTZ by using the buttons. DATA BIT: Set data bit of PTZ by using the buttons.
User’s Manual PTZ Control Menu CA: Select PTZ camera by pressing buttons. SP: Specify PTZ control speed by pressing buttons. Press arrow buttons to control direction of PTZ camera. AUTO: Press “AUTO” button to move PTZ direction to auto position. (Notice!: If camera doesn’t support “AUTO” mode, it will not work. Auto position can’t be specified by DVR. It can be specified in PTZ camera.
User’s Manual AUDIO This Audio menu is available on 9CH/16CH DVR only.
User’s Manual 2.7. Event Configuration “Event” consists of 3 different groups; “Sensor”, “Motion” and “Video Loss” On this menu, devices can be set to respond to different events. SENSOR: Set sensor event configuration. (Set sensor mode, sensor type, alarm, alert and duration.) MOTION: Set motion event configuration. (Set motion mode, alarm, alert and duration.) VIDEO LOSS: Set video loss event configuration. (Set video loss settings, alarm, alert and duration.
User’s Manual Sensor SENSOR: The sensor number to change settings. Use button to move to next sensor. MODE: Set sensor mode. (ON / OFF, if mode is OFF, alarm and alert will not be activated.) TYPE: Set sensor type. (N.C: Normal Close Type / N.O: Normal Open Type) ALARM: Set alarm settings. (ON / OFF, only effective when sensor mode is ON) !(4CH DVR supports only 1 alarm.) ALERT: Alert is the beep inside the system that sounds in the case of event. Set internal alert settings.
User’s Manual Motion Motion is a function that enables DVR system to detect every movements or motions by comparing a frame with its previous frame. CHANNEL: The channel number to change motion settings. Use button to move to next channel. MODE: Set motion detection settings. (ON / OFF, if mode is OFF, alarm and alert will not be activated.) MOTION ZONE: click button to set motion detection area. Refer to next page to detailed instruction.
User’s Manual Motion Zone How to select motion detection zone: 1. Use mouse to specify detection zone. 2. Drag & Drop will change the property of area.(Selected / Unselected) MODE: Shows current activation (Move / Selection / Unselection) Clear Screen area: Selected motion detection zone. Green Screen area: Unselected motion detection zone. 3. Right click to show the menu to select / unselect / save. SELECT ALL: Select whole area as motion detection zone.
User’s Manual Video Loss CHANNEL: The channel number to change video signal settings. Use button to move to next channel. MODE: Set video signal settings. (ON / OFF, if mode is OFF, alarm and alert will not active.) ALARM: Set alarm settings. ( ON / OFF, only effective when mode is ON ) !( 4CH DVR supports only 1 alarm ) ALERT: Set Alert Settings. ( ON / OFF, only effective when mode is ON ) DURATION: Set duration value of beep sound when alert occurs. (1~10) Changing value affects to all events.
User’s Manual 2.8. Network Configuration This chapter explains menu for configure network settings. TCP/IP: Setup TCP / IP settings. (Sets IP type, Bandwidth, IP address, Gateway, Subnet Mask,) PORT: Setup TCP / IP port to access by web and application. (Sets Web, Playback and live port) DDNS: Setup Dynamic DNS server settings. (Sets DDNS mode, port, domain name and interval time) CMS: Setup CMS server settings (Sets CMS mode, IP address and port) EVENT FILTER: Specify events to send to CMS server.
User’s Manual TCP/IP CONFIG: Set the IP type. (DHCP IP / STATIC IP) BANDWIDTH: Set the network bandwidth. (AUTO / 10Mbps / 100Mbps) In most cases, AUTO is recommended to set. “AUTO’ mode detects bandwidth of network connection automatically. IP ADDRESS: Set the IP address on “Static IP mode”. GATEWAY: Set the gateway address on “Static IP mode”. SUBNET MASK: Set the subnet mask address on “Static IP mode”. DNS: Set the DNS address on “Static IP mode”.
User’s Manual PORT WEB: Set the web(HTTP) port to access through web browser. (Default: 80) PLAYBACK: Set the playback port to access playback video through client software. (Default: 9091) LIVE: Set the live port to access live video through client software.
User’s Manual DDNS DDNS is a service allowing a dynamic IP address to have a static domain name, so users can easily reach the IP address regardless of IP change. MODE: Set the DDNS server mode as ON to use DNS server. (ON/OFF) SERVER: Display address of DDNS server (www.dvrdns.net) PORT: Default value 65500 is recommended to set. DOMAIN: Once you registered an ID onto DNS Server, input ID.
User’s Manual CMS 1. In DVR system, go to ‘Menu > Network > CMS’. 2. Switch configurations as “ON” and specify server IP address. (CMS Server IP address) 3. Default Port number is 9100 (Recommended not to modify default value). 4. Click [OK] button and exit menu to continue to event filter setting. EVENT FILTER To receive events from DVR, event filter would be configured in the menu. 1. Go to ‘Menu > Network > EVENT FILTER’ 2.
User’s Manual 2.9. Information Configuration This chapter explains menu for configure system information and firmware update. INFORMATION: Displays product information such as model name, IP address and etc. SYSTEM LOG: Displays system log data. F / W UPDATE: Running Firmware update is possible in “F / W UPDATE” menu.
User’s Manual Information MODEL: The model name of the product. LANGUAGE: Shows the language used in the product. IP ADDRESS: Shows the IP address setting of the product. MAC ADDRESS: Shows the Mac address setting of the product. F/W VERSION: The version of the Firmware. (Shows in order of F/W ver – H/W Ver – Build date) OS VERSION: The version of the product. (Shows build date) HDD SIZE: Shows HDD size info.
User’s Manual System Log System Log menu shows all of system related log. : Displays first day of searched log. : Displays previous day of currently searched log. : Displays next day of currently searched log. : Displays last day of searched log. - / +: Move to previous / next page of log data. Log List: System Start, Setting Changed, Normal Shutdown, Login, Logout, Disk Full, Sensor, Alarm, Motion detection, Alert, Abnormal Shutdown and Video Loss.
User’s Manual F/W Update FILE: Select Firmware file to update. (Notice: You can recognize its language and build date by file name) How to execute Firmware Update 1. Put new “Firmware version” file into root folder of USB memory and plug in USB memory to front USB port of DVR. 2. Select firmware file to update and click “OK” button. 3. When the update is completed, DVR will reboot.
User’s Manual 2.10. Search Features To activate search mode, press remote controller. button in the panel menu or press “Search” button on the Time Bar: Display bar to find search data of date and time. Event Search: Search system related event. Live: Change to real time live mode. Backup: Backup image data from saved video. Frame play: move to previous one frame / next one frame. Fast play: play video frames as fast backward / fast forward. Play: play video frames as backward / forward.
User’s Manual Time Bar: Select time and then click “OK” button to continue search. Calendar: Select date and then click “OK” button for return to “Time Bar.” Time Search Steps: 1. Press button to open Time Bar. 2. Click button to open calendar: Select date. 3. Return to Time Bar and select hour and minute to search. 4.
User’s Manual CAMERA: Select a camera to search events. (CAMERA1 / CAMERA2 / CAMERA3 / CAMERA4 / CAMERA ALL) Event list: Shows Motion / Sensor / Video Loss events.
User’s Manual Backup TARGET: Shows backup device information. CAMERA: Selects camera to backup. START RECORD: Shows start time of recorded data. END RECORD: Shows end time of recorded data. START BACKUP: Set the start time of backup data. END BACKUP: Set the end time of backup data. Backup Steps: 1. Set the start time and end time of backup data. 2. Click “OK” to start backup procedure. 3. When backup procedure begins, data size calculation and backup data saving will be executed automatically.
User’s Manual CHAPTER 3 WEB DVR 3.1. Login .................................................................................................................................. 46 3.2. Live Mode ..................................................................................................................... 47 3.3. Search Mode .............................................................................................................. 48 3.4. Setting Mode ................................................
User’s Manual Menu may change for enhanced performance without notice. 3.1. Login 1. Type in an IP address of DVR server by internet explorer. 2. Install ActiveX control first to get image. 3. Input User ID and password and then Log in to control mode of Web DVR.
User’s Manual 3.2. Live Mode : Select a display mode. (Full Screen Display / 1 / 4 / 9 / 16 CH Display) : Select a camera to display or control. Snapshot: Click to take a snapshot from the live screen. Settings: Click to set DVR configuration. Use Audio: Click to enable or disable live audio.
User’s Manual 3.3 Search Mode Save: Click to saves data to PC (AVI, BMP and JPEG format) Date/time: click to open search window to select date and time. Use Audio: tick to enable audio.
User’s Manual 3.4 Setting Mode Click button to open Settings configuration menu. (Notice!: Only admin user can access setting mode on web client software.) Setting menu may differs between HR04 and HR09/16 4CH - Recording Configure recording setting of HR04 Common / Recording / Event Recording Common: Setting affects all cameras of DVR.
User’s Manual 9CH/16CH – Set Frame Configure frame setting of HR 09/16: Resolution / Set Frame Resolution: Specify resolution and De-Interlace mode. Set Frame: Specify setting of each camera: Frames / Event Frames / Quality After change settings, click “Apply” button to save configuration.
User’s Manual 9CH/16CH - Event & Audio Configure setting of HR 09/16: Audio / Event Recording / Event Duration Audio: Specify audio for each camera Event Recording: Specify setting of each camera: Sensor / Motion / Video Loss After change settings, click “Apply” button to save configuration.
User’s Manual 4CH/9CH/16CH – Network Configure Network setting of HR System: TCP/IP / PORT / DDNS TCP/IP: Shows current TCP/IP Setting PORT: Specify ports of web and search/login DDNS: Specify DDNS setting After change settings, click “Apply” button to save configuration.
User’s Manual 4CH/9CH/16CH – Information Display DVR System information Show Model name, Language, IP Address, Mac Address, Firmware, OS Version and HDD Usage. Warranty Statement Products manufactured by Eastman Telebell International Inc. (“Eastman Security”) come with limited 18-month warranty for PC Based and Embedded DVRs.
User’s Manual workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 18 month from the time of purchase. All LCD DVR Combo systems come with limited 12-month warranty. Any other items such as DVR Capture Cards & peripherals, CRT/LCD/Plasma monitors, cameras and others come with limited 12-month warranty. A purchase receipt or other proof of date of original purchase will be required prior to providing warranty services.
