SEC-PCC10 – SEC-PCC20 – SEC-PCC30 PCI SECURITY CARD ADVANCED ENGLISH MANUAL 0
Installation 1. Turn off the PC’s power and unplug the power cable. 2. Open the PC’s cover and plug the capture card into an empty PCI Slot. 3. Make sure the card is firmly seated and aligned. CPU Mother board RAM AGP Card 1 PCI Slot1 PCI Slot2 Card 2 PCI Slot3 Card 3 PCI Slot4 Note: When installing multiple cards in a single PC the total video channels may not exceed 24 cameras. The proper card order is shown as below. The card nearest to CPU will be the first card.
Watch Dog Connection The Watch Dog Connection will allow the card to reboot the PC automatically when it detects problems with the PC. A) Connect the reset cable, which is connected with the motherboard, with the Watch dog connection of the card. B) Connect the supplied cable with the jumpers on the motherboard and the Watchdog connection of the card. See below figure: A. PC Reset Button A. PC reset cable Watch Dog B. Supplied Watch Dog cable B. Jumpers on Mother Board 4.
DVR software installation After the driver has been installed, click “DVR SYSTEM” on the Auto-run page to install the DVR software. Note: The first time the DVR software runs, the default user account: “Administrator” and password “1234” needs to be used to log in to the DVR System. Cable connection Below figure shows the connection cable for camera and audio of the SEC-PCC30. Connection of SEC-PCC10 (4CH video, 1CH audio) and SEC-PCC20 (8CH video, 2CH audio) are similar.
Additional I/O card Digital I/O card with 4 relay inputs, 3 alarm outputs and a RS485 to RS232 (com port) converter for PTZ control (model: SEC-PCCDIO suitable for SEC-PCC series) SEC-PCC30 Relay Out 1~3 Alarm Input 1~4 RS-485+ RS-485RS-Ground Connect the Mini Power cable from PC to J5 SEC-PCCDIO To COM Port 4
1. Main Monitor Panel Name Description 1 Camera Snapshot Click on the number to snapshot the video image of each channel, the snapshot images will be saved at “C:\DVR\bin\snapshot” 2 Screen Division The selection of different screen division layout.
9 Reserved Reserved function 10 Screen lock This function can lock up the monitor screen to prevent unauthorized access of video 11 P/T/Z Click to switch to the panel for Pan/Tilt/Zoom control (Please refer to the chapter 6 for detail information) 12 Video Playback Click to switch to the control panel for Video Playback (Please refer to the chapter 7 for detail information) 13 System Setup Click to get into configuration dialog (Please refer to the chapter 8 for detail information) 14 Camera Name
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1 Name Description Events list table List up to 500 events with “Trigger Time”, “Event Type”, “Sensor ID”, “CCD ID” and “Description”. Note: an “ ” icon in front of event indicate a video clip come with the event.
Name Description 1 Video Time Total recorded period 2 Backup Time Time period to be backup into external storage 3 Backup Path Click to browse the backup path of external storage 4 Safe Capacity The Safe Capacity of external storage 5 CD Burning Backup to CD-RW 6 Backup Click to start to backup 4.1. Minimum Safe Capacity A minimum safe capacity must be specified. The Minimum safe capacity is 500MB. 4.2. CD-Burn software To enable the CD-Burn function, please install the Nero version 5.5.
Name Description 1 Message Display the current operation 2 Smart search Click to get into Smart Search Dialog (Refer to 6.1 for detail information) 3 Audio Click to select channel to play with Audio 4 Search by Date & time Search video by input specified Date and Time 5 Playback control Play, Pause, Stop, Rewind, Previous frame, Next frame Fast rewind (Refer to 6.2 for detail information) 6 Save Save as image(*.bmp, *.jpg) or Video(*.avi) (Refer to 6.
the index on the Slide-Bar In “End column shows the End Time of the total recorded period in the storage. 11 Video Slide Bar Video Searching by sliding control bar (Refer to 6.5 for detail information) 5.1. Smart Search Please click on the “ ” to get into the dialogue for Smart Search. In the Smart Search Dialogue, the user can search the recorded video via the movement detection of marked area on the video screen.
5.2. Playback control buttons 5.2.1. Play video at different speed Click on the “ ” to switch video playback speed at: 2X, 4X, 6X, 8X, 10X, 1/2X, 1/4X, 1/6X, 1/8X and 1/10X speed. 5.2.2. Rewind video at different speed Click on the “ ” to switch video backward speed at : 2X, 4X, 6X, 8X, 10X, 1/2X, 1/4X, 1/6X, 1/8X and 1/10X speed. 5.2.3. Search video by frame Step1 Click on “ ” key first. Step2 Click on “ ” to view next frame. Click on “ ” to view previous frame. 5.3.
Click “ ” to save the image of the selected camera. The image files can be saved as Bitmap Files(*.bmp) or Jpeg Files(*.jpg) 5.3.2. Save Video Files Please select “recording file” to save the video of camera as AVI. Please specify the Start Time and End Time, and select the camera then click on the “Select” to save the video of selected camera as AVI file. 5.4. Print video image Step1 Please click on “ Step2 Click on the “ ” first, when the desired video show up. ” to get into the Dialogue for print.
Step 3 Click on “ ” to print out the image of selected camera 5.5. Quick search video with Slide-Bar (Add the picture of the slide-bar here) Users can use the mouse to click and drag the Slide-Bar to search the video quickly. And the in the “Now” column shows the current time of the index on the Slide-Bar. 5.6. Digital Zoom Step1 Move the mouse cursor to any one of video screen on the “Playback Panel” and click on the Right Mouse Button. Step2 A pop-up Menu will show up.
Step3 The Image Viewer for digital zoom with show up: (Add the picture of Image viewer ) Click on the Left Mouse Button to zoom in. Click on the Right Mouse Button to zoom out. 6.
Name Description 1 Call Preset Points Click on different number to move the speed dome to different preset points Click on “Set” to setup preset points 2 Direction control Move Up, Down, Left, Right, Click on “Auto” to enable automatically panning among preset points 3 Speed Control Adjust Pan & Tilt speed by sliding bar 4 Exit Return to main screen 5 Focus/Zoom Control To adjust Focus/Zoom of the cameras manually 6 Select Camera 7.
Name Description 1 Save Password Enable this Item will allow PC to automatically login after reboot 2 Recording Setting Select which disk to be used for video storage. Must specify at least 500MB as safe storage. 3 Notification Type Click on “ ” to setup the week schedule of each kind of Notification Type. Please refer to Chapter 8.1.1 for detail information. 4 Warning Interval Specify the time interval between each alarm 5 Clear Data Click to enter the dialog to clear data.
notification will work only in the valid time period in the week schedule setup by user.. [Schedule of E-Mail Notification]: The E-Mail notification will be enabled according to the week schedule setup by user here. There are two kinds of event types can be notified via E-Mail: Motion Detect & Sensor Detect. Note: Please refer to “Chapter 8.5 Motion detect setting” for detail information about E-Mail notification of event of motion detect. Please refer to “Chapter 8.
Click on “ ” to get into the dialogue to clear the recorded file. The default password is 1234. The user can also change the password in this dialogue. 7.2.
Name Description 1 User ID Select User ID here, the User 1 is default as Administrator and the default password is 1234 2 User Information Please key in the user information here Note: The E-Mail address, Phone number and Mobile phone number is used for Personal Notification of event trigger. Please refer to “Chapter 8.6 Motion detect” and “Chapter 8.7 Sensor detect”. 3 User Authority Type Supervisor: Only supervisor is allowed to get into the configuration dialog.
Name Description 1 Camera ID Select Camera ID which to change the configuration. Note: If click “Apply to All” any configuration change will be applied to all other cameras. 2 Camera Position The text of “Camera Position” will show on the video screen of each camera. Users can specify the Text color and font size here. 3 Enable Camera To Enable/Disable camera here 4 Recording Setting Click on “Setting” to set up the weekly recording schedule of camera. (Please refer to 8.3.
camera here. Wrong setting will cause black & white video and unstable video. 8 Compression quality Higher compression quality brings better recorded video quality. But the recorded file size will also become bigger. 9 Remote Preview To enable current camera for remote site viewing 10 Remote Playback To allow the camera to be playback from remote site. 7.3.1.
Click on the “ ” in Main Monitor Panel to display video in sequence mode. User can setup the allocation of video screen in sequence display mode here. Name Description 1 Page delay time Setup the delay time of each page and the matrix type here. 2 Pages Select page which is to be assigned with CCD ID 3 Page Content setting Assign which CCD ID to show in the selected page 7.5.
Name Description 1 Camera ID Select Camera ID which to be configured. Click on the “Apply to all” will allow the user to configure all the cameras at same time. 2 Camera Video Use the Left-Mouse-Button to click and drag the area on the video screen for motion detection. Note: On the bottom of video screen shows the strength level of the motion detected 3 Enable Motion Click here to enable motion detection .Click on the Detection “Schedule” to setup the week schedule of motion detection.
is triggered continuously for the seconds specified here. Note: This design is to avoid miss-trigger of motion detection event. 5 Play Sound Play sound when motion detect event is triggered. 6 Video Clip Enable video recording in Event List Table. Refer to “Chapter 4 Event Log Panel” 7 Alarm Output When motion detected, the system will then trigger the specified Alarm Output here. This function will require the SEC-DIO board. Refer to Chapter 1 Hardware Installation.
Name Description 1 Sensor ID Select Sensor ID which to be configured. Click on the “Apply to all” will allow the user to configure all the sensors at same time. 2 Alarming Specify the name of current sensor. The name will show up on the Event Log List, and also the message box of Main Monitor Panel. 3 Corresponding Select the camera to be related with current sensor. Camera 4 Enable Sensor Click here to enable sensor detection .
7.7. Backup settings Name Description 1 Enabled Click here to enable Auto Backup 2 Backup Active The daily time to active auto backup. Time 3 Safe Capacity The minimum value is 500 MB 4 Backup From To backup video from the specified Date and Time 5 Notification The system can send alarm or E-mail to notify user to change the external storage when full.
7.8. Other setting Name Description 1 SMTP Server Specify the SMTP server for out going E-mails 2 Web Server Setting Select this item to enable the Remote surveillance function by IE. You can modify the port number is the port 80 is occupied. 3 PTZ Settings Select the protocol for PTZ control and the Com port for communication. 4 Modem Setting Select the Modem Model for Phone Notification.
8. Remote Access – with Internet Explorer (IE) The user can access the video server via IE (Internet Explorer) from remote PC. 8.1. Setting in Video Server Here shows the necessary setting in Local Video Server for remote access via Internet Explorer: 8.1.1.
8.1.3. Setup authority of remote access for each camera Click on the “ ” in Main Monitor Panel of local video server to get into the configuration dialogue for system setup, then select the page of “User Settings” and enable the user authority of all cameras for remote preview, playback and PTZ control as below: 8.1.4. Setup E-Map in Video Server User can run “C:\DVR\Bin\VideoMap.exe” to edit the E-Map of the Video Server.
Step1: Select “Map” and click on left mouse key and select “New” to load a new picture of Map to show as E-MAP. Step2: Click on “….” to browse the folder and select a picture. Click on “OK” to load the E-MAP Step3: Click on “ ” first and then click on the E-Map which loaded in. A camera information dialog wll show up. Fill in the information of this camera and click on “OK” to save the new setting.
Step4: A new camera will then show on the E-Map.
Step5: If you want to remove the camera, select the camera icon on the E-Map and click on right-mouse-key and select “Remove” to remove the camera. Step6: After finishing all the placement of all cameras, click on “ ” to save all the data. Step7: Click on “ ” to transfer the current E-Map data to the Web Page located in “C\INetpub\WWWRoot”. Then the users login with IE will see the new E-MAP. 8.2. Remote Access via IE 8.2.1.
Step4 Recover the security level of Internet Explorer after the Installation of OCX. 8.2.2. PTZ control over IE Open the IE and key in the IP address of local video server, and connect to the web page of local video server. Input the username and password that is the same as the username and password specified in the local video server. Please refer to “Chapter 8.2 User setting”.
6 Setup Click here to configure the system setting of Video server 7 User Login Enter the Uers Name and Password here 8 Preset Point Click on different number to move the speed dome to different preset points Click on “Set” to setup preset points 9 Direction control Move Up, Down, Left, Right, Click on “Auto” to enable automatically panning among preset points 10 Snapshot Click here to save the video image 11 Save video Click here to save the video file 12 Focus/Zoom Control To adjust Fo
8.2.4. View E-Map over IE User can click on “E-map” to view the site map of cameras of the connected video server. The camera Icon on the E-map also indicates the direction of the camera. User can also click on the camera show in the E-Map to display the live video of each camera.
8.2.5. Playback video over IE Name 1 Description Make Connection Click on the “ ” to connect to the video server. 2 Select View Select 1 to 16 view here 3 Playback control The playback control button 4 Slide Bar Slide on the slide bar for quick video search 5 Group Name The use can modify the group name 0~9 into a more user friendly name.
Note B: Save Video or Image Step1 Please click on “ ” first Step2 Please select “Image file” to save the video as image Step3 Click “ ” to save the image of the selected camera. The image files can be saved as Bitmap Files(*.bmp) or Jpeg Files(*.jpg) Step4 Please select “recording file” to save the video of camera as AVI. Please specify the Start Time and End Time, and select the camera then click on the “Select” to save the video of selected camera as AVI file.
8.2.6. Setup Video server over IE Step1: Click on the “Setup” Icon Step2: Click on the “ ” to connect to the video server. Step3: Start to configure the setting in dialog. Step4: Click on “ Step5: Click on” ” to save the setting.
9. Remote Access – with Remote Application Name Description 1 Reserved function Reserved function 2 Reserved function Reserved function 3 Make connection Click to connect to video server 4 PTZ Control Click to switch to PTZ panel 5 Playback Click to switch to Playback panel 6 System Setup Click to setup Client PC or Video Server Please refer to “Chapter 10.1 Setup of Client PC” & “Chapter 10.
9.1. Remote Access – with Remote Application Name Description 1 Reserved function Reserved function 2 Reserved function Reserved function 3 Make connection Click to connect to the video server 4 PTZ Control Click to switch to PTZ panel 5 Playback Click to switch to Playback panel 6 System Setup Click to setup the Client PC or the Video Server Refer to “Chapter 10.1 Setup of Client PC” & “Chapter 10.2 Setting Video server from remote application” for detailed information.
camera video. The image is saved in “C:\DVR\bin\snapshot” 10 Minimize Click to minimize the application 9.2. Setup of Client PC(Remote Application) Click on the “ ” and select [Local] to get into the Setup Dialog of the Client Application): 9.2.1.
Name Description 1 Select User ID Select different user to setup 2 User Information Fill in user information here 3 Authority User: Allowed to view and playback video Supervisor: Allowed to setup system 9.2.2.
friendly name. 6 Remote Server User can select cameras from any existing server to add into the selected video server. 9.2.3. Sequence Settings(Remote Application) Name Description 1 Page delay time Setup the delay time of each page and the matrix type here.
9.3. Setting Video server from Remote Application Click on the “ ” and select one of Video Server to get into the Setup Dialog of that Video server.
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10. Tools The tools system will be found on the Installation CD. Insert the Installation CD in the CD-Rom. The Auto-run page will appear. Select ”DVR TOOLS” to open the tools page. 10.1. DVRConfig The DVRConfig is a advance configuration of the DVR System. Please login with user name and password shown below: User Name: 886286676095 Password: bestdvrsolution 10.1.1. Company configuration User can configure the company information and logo in below dialog.
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10.1.3. DVR Advance Configuration Name Description 1 Motion Detection Rate The frequency of motion detection per second 2 Sensor Detection Rate The frequency of sensor detection per second 3 Max Record Count of Event The max storage of event numbers 4 Pre-Recording The recording time length before event triggered 5 Post-Recording The recording time length after event triggered 6 Remote Surveillance The frame rate for remote access 7 Max.
10.1.4. DVR Reboot Configuration User can enable system reboot and setup the reboot time in below dialog: Note:Click on the “ ” to setup reboot schedule by week as below: 10.2. EventCenter User can install the EventCenter in remote PC to receive the video transferred from the Video Server when there is event triggered. The Video will keep being transferred until stopped by user from EventCenter. 10.2.1.
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Step1: Click on the “ ” and input the information of Video Server to be connected. Click on “OK” to save the setting when finish. Step2: Click on the “ ” to minize the Event Center on the Task bar. Step3: Once there is event triggered in the Video Server. The Event Center will be connected with the video server and then start to receive the video transferred from the Video Server.
Step4: the video will keep on transferring until user click on” “ to stop the video transferring. Note: Click on “ ” will disable the Event Center in the Remote PC. 10.3. DBRebuilder DBRebuilder is the recorded video database rebuilding program. If the recorded files in [Tape] folder is damaged. User can run the DBRebuilder to rebuild the database. If the video files are copied from other Video Server, users also have to run the DBRebuilder before the DBPlayer can playback the video. 10.4.
Appendix Network Configuration for DVR Video Server 1. Hard connection: In below picture, shows the normal architecture of a local network when connecting to the Internet / WAN: In below example: an ADSL Router is connected behind the ADSL Modem (ATU-R). And the ADSL has a physical IP Address (ex: 111.222.333.444). And all the other PCs in the local network (LAN) are connected behind the ADSL Router to share the one physical IP address together.
Router Configuration In the Router, the user has to set the port mapping for Video Server. In this case, the port is set as 8080 and the local IP address of video server is 192.168.0.22. So the user must set the port mapping 8080 to the 192.168.0.22 In below picture we use D-Link Router: DI-524 as a sample: (Note: The configuration of different Router could be different, please refer to the user manual of your own Router) View by IE In previous 2 steps the port: 8080 is mapped from the Video Server (192.
Router Configuration DVR Video Server uses the port 1350, 1351, 1353, 1355, and 1357 to communicate with the Remote Client Software. So users have to map the Port mentioned above from Video Server to the public. In this sample users have to map ports shown above of 192.168.0.22 to the public ports: 1350, 1351, 1353, 1355, and 1357. Please refer to Chapter 2.2 for detail information about the setup of port mapping in the router.
Name Description 1 User Your register name. 2 Password. Your own account password. 3 Run at startup If checked, DDNS client will run when system starts up. 4 Register Register a new account. 5 Save Manual updates IP address to dynamic DDNS server 6. Forgotten password If you forget your password, system will help you get a new one. 7.
Step 2: Please input user name into username column. The maximum digit of username is 16 characters; username can not be started with spaces or minus signs (‘-’). Username will be your hostname. Step 3: Please input e-mail address into the E-Mail Address column. It is necessary to input your e-mail address because when you forget your password, system will send login info to you via e-mail.
Hostname: Your DVR surveillance system hostname. Hostname is combination of your username and “dvrip.com.tw”. For example, if the hostname is “matrix.dvrip.com.tw”, then you can connect your DVR server via internet by typing the “matrix.dvrip.com.tw” in the URL column in your IE browser. IP: Your DVR system IP address. DDNS Client will update the last IP address every 10 minute age. 1.3 Forgotten password Step1: If you forget your password to login DDNS server.
Step2: Input your username into Username/Hostname column, and then input the word check into the column. For instance, users should input “hrbdknvqqa” to the column of “Enter the characters as in the box below”. Finally, please click the button to go into next step. Step3: Use outlook or any e-mail tools to receive e-mail. Open the mail, and click the link in the mail. button for changing Step4: Please click your info setting, and then your browser will link to the webpage automatically.
Safety precautions: Disconnect the product from mains and other equipment if a problem should occur. Do not expose the product to water or moisture. Warranty: No guarantee or liability can be accepted for any changes and modifications of the product or damage caused due to incorrect use of this product. General: Designs and specifications are subject to change without notice.
