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DIGITAL RECORDER

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DX-TL800E

THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL IS IMPORTANT TO YOU. PLEASE READ IT BEFORE USING YOUR DIGITAL RECORDER.

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ENGLISH OTHERS DIGITAL RECORDER INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL MODEL DX-TL800E THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL IS IMPORTANT TO YOU. PLEASE READ IT BEFORE USING YOUR DIGITAL RECORDER.
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Features DX-TL800E Digital Recorder Timer recording operation By utilizing a new image compression/expansion method (WAVELET method), high picture quality recording of more than 450 lines for the horizontal resolution and extended recording time are realized. The DX-TL800E has an internal disk capacity of 80GB and record in 5 user selectable picture grades and 8 recording time modes. The DX-TL800E also has a built in 9 camera multiplexer with motion detection per input.
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ENGLISH Caution and care HEAVY OBJECTS SHOULD NEVER BE PLACED ON THE UNIT (E.G., TV) NEVER TOUCH OR INSERT ANY OBJECT INSIDE THE UNIT Touching the inside of the cabinet or inserting foreign objects of any kind not only creates a safety hazard but can also cause extensive damage. PROTECT THE POWER CORD Damage to the power cord may cause fire or shock hazard. If the mains cord is damaged, switch off the mains outlet and carefully unplug the cord by holding the mains plug.
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Contents Features .................................................................... 2 Caution and care ...................................................... 3 Contents .................................................................... 4 Major operations and their functions ..................... 6 Front View ..................................................................... 6 Rear View ................................................................... 8,9 Inserting/Ejecting Compact Flash Card .....
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Various search ................................................... 52-55 SEARCH SELECTION ................................................ 52 SEARCH TYPE ........................................................... 52 SELECTION CAMERA NO. ........................................ 52 DATE/TIME .................................................................. 52 PLAYBACK DEVICE ................................................... 52 TIME DATE SEARCH ..................................................
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Major operations and their functions ■ Front View 1 4 3 2 5 6 7 REC/STOP 1 ACCESS 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CLEAR/ REW 9 POWER ENTER/ FF TIMER SPLIT/ SEQUENCE ZOOM PRE ALARM M-DET EMERGENCY LOCK DIGITAL RECORDER DX-TL800E 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1. POWER button When pressing this button while the MAIN switch on the rear of this unit is set to ON, the power turns on and the button lights. When the button is pressed again, the unit will be in standby and the light will turn off.
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ENGLISH ■ Front View (Inside of the door) REC/STOP 1 ACCESS 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EMERGENCY LOCK ENTER/ FF CLEAR/ REW POWER TIMER SPLIT/ SEQUENCE ZOOM PRE ALARM M-DET COPY VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT 15 COMPACTFLASH 16 17 A.H. W.R. ALARM HOLD WARNING RESET SET UP SEARCH STOP PAUSE SHUTTLE HOLD 18 19 20 21 14. LOCK button Pressing it with a pointed object (such as a ballpoint pen) while the MAIN switch (main power) on the back of the unit is on, will activate the simple lock.
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Major operations and their functions (continued) ■ Rear View 2 1 3 4 ON MAIN Y/C OFF 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 CAMERA IN 5 6 7 8 9 4 CAMERA OUT 5 6 7 8 9 VIDEO OUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 100V ALARM IN OUT AUDIO IN MIC RESET RESET 8 9 CLOCK ADJ REC EMERGENCY RESERVED MODE OUT 1 MODE OUT 2 MODE OUT 3 MODE OUT 4 CALL OUT CALL OUT GND GND MAX 30mA DC 5V OUT AC IN~ RS-232C RS-232C GND 5 6 7 1. MAIN switch This is the main power switch. When using this unit, set this switch to ON.
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■ Inserting/Ejecting Compact Flash Card ENGLISH REC terminal Input terminal to start recording. Not available during timer recording. ！ Before use, read the cautionary notes described in the manual included with Compact Flash Card. EMERGENCY terminal Input terminal for starting emergency recording. RESERVED terminal Not available. 2. With the label facing up, securely insert the Card in the direction of the arrow until the EJECT button pops out.
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Basic Operations ■ Multiplexer functions Buttons on the front of the unit can be used to perform some of the multiplexer functions. ！ Multiplexer functions are not available when the PLAY button is on. ♦ Multiplexer buttons SPLIT/ SEQUENCE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 • The screen appears. 9 MOVE button ZOOM • “SETTING UP...” appears on the screen and the unit is booted. • POWER button operation will not be accepted while the ACCESS indicator is flashing.
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>>DAYLIGHT SAVING DAY MONTH YEAR TIME ENGLISH >>TIME DATE ADJUST DISPLAY MODE 3 CLOCK LOCATION SETTING CAMERA DISPLAY NUMBER CAMERA TITLE/MEMO SETTING DUPLEX MODE DISPLAY BOTTOM OUT 01 01 2002 00:00:00 4. Check to see that the cursor (>>) is positioned at “DAY”, and then turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The background of “DAY” changes to red and flashes.
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Basic Operations (continued) 12. Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button. 2) Select “3” for “DISPLAY MODE” in the screen ( see page 24). ♦ Present time display ■ Basic manual recording When turning on the unit power, the time/date display shown below appears (in the case of DISPLAY MODE 3). Normal recording using manual operation is explained here. Before starting recording, recording settings must be checked.
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5S OFF 3. Check to see that the cursor is positioned at “RECORD SETTING”, and then turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The screen appears. ENGLISH >>RECORD SETTING ALARM REC DURATION PRE ALARM REC ALARM PLUS NO.PPS GRADE A-PPS A-GRADE 1.39P STD 1 0.56P STD STD 1.39P STD 2 1.39P 1.39P STD 3 1.39P STD 4 1.39P STD 1.39P STD STD 1.39P STD 5 1.39P 6 1.39P STD 1.39P STD STD 1.39P STD 7 1.39P STD 1.39P STD 8 1.39P STD 1.39P STD 9 1.39P H M 7.
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Basic Operations (continued) 10. Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button to return to the normal screen. 1. Press the SEARCH button to display the screen. • The default setting of the search menu displayed when pressing the SEARCH button is “TIME DATE SEARCH”. 11. Press the REC/STOP button. • REC/STOP button light turns on and recording starts. 12. To stop recording, press the REC/STOP button for more than 1 second.
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PLAYBACK DEVICE START END 02-02-2002 04-04-2002 HDD 00:00:00 12:30:15 ！ To display a single screen by selecting a camera number from the SPLIT9 screen of the search result when “ALL” is selected in the “SELECTION CAMERA NO.” setting, press the SEARCH button to clear the
menu and press the desired camera number button. The desired video is displayed in single screen. ENGLISH SEARCH TYPE TIME DATE 3 >>SELECTION CAMERA NO. 13. To playback the searched image.
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Flowchart ■ Flowchart for connection and settings Installation example : Connect the terminals on the back ; and set initial settings. Next, make an alarm recording using the timer function, and using alarm list search, retrieve, playback, and copy the data. Connection the terminals on the back • Connection the terminal on the back. See “■ Connnecting to CCTV camera, monitor, sensor, the electric power supply”, page 18. • Connection the alarm recording.
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ENGLISH Settings concerning timer recording • Selecting the normal & alarm recording or pre-alarm recording. See “■ Recording mode settings A ~ D for normal recording/alarm recording”, page 35. • Setting the recording mode. • Selecting the camera sellection during the alarm recording. See “■ Recording mode settings for normal recording and alarm recording”, page 32. • Setting the interval/picture grade for normal recording.
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Connections ■ Connecting to CCTV camera, monitor, sensor, the electric power supply MONITOR To AUDIO IN terminal To VIDEO IN or S(Y/C) IN terminal One of either codes should be connected. To VIDEO OUT or S(Y/C) OUT terminal CAMERA #1 To AUDIO OUT terminal CAUTION Connecting a coaxial transmission camera wrong may damage the input terminal. Be careful.
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Connections (continued) /Initial settings ■ Connecting with an external recording device This unit is equipped with video output (RCA) and audio output (RCA) terminals on the front and S(Y/C) OUT, VIDEO OUT (BNC) and AUDIO OUT (RCA) tereminals on the rear. Video signals can be simultaneously outputted from the video output terminal on the front and the VIDEO OUT/S OUT terminals on the rear.
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Menu functions ■ MENU SETTING You can set the basic settings for this unit in the MENU SETTING. Refer to pages shown below for details. During playback, recording, pre-alarm recording stand-by mode you cannot change setting of some MENUs.
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ENGLISH SET UP MAIN MENU >>TIME DATE/DISPLAY SETTINGS MPX DISPLAY SETTINGS MOTION DETECTION SETTINGS RECORD SETTINGS TIMER RPOGRAM SETTINGS INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION SUB MENU (1) SUB MENU (2) >>SELECTION CAMERA NUMBER 1 MOTION DETECTION OFF DETECTION MASK SETTING SENSITIVITY HIGH••<< & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & &
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Menu functions (continued) SET UP MAIN MENU >>TIME DATE/DISPLAY SETTINGS MPX DISPLAY SETTINGS MOTION DETECTION SETTINGS RECORD SETTINGS TIMER RPOGRAM SETTINGS INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION SUB MENU (1) SUB MENU (3) SUB MENU (2) >>HDD SETTINGS AUDIO RECORDING OFF REAR TERMINAL SETTINGS RS-232C INFORMATION/SERVICE >>HDD REPEAT REC HDD REPEAT PLAY IM-CHECK PLAY SEQUENTIAL PLAY OFF OFF OFF OFF QUICK SETTINGS MEMO:
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ENGLISH ■ SEARCH SELECTION MENU SET UP SUB MENU (1) MAIN MENU >>01-01-2002
>>SEARCH TYPE TIME DATE SELECTION CAMERA NO.
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◆ TIME DATE ADJUST 2. Use the , , and buttons and the JOG dial to move the cursor to the desired display position and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. See page 11, 12. ■ DISPLAY MODE • The setting is confirmed. Display format of the date and current time can be set. The cursor can be continuously moved vertically by turning the JOG dial.
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2. Turn the JOG dial to select camera number “ 1 ” and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. 4 ” and memo. ENGLISH 8. Repeat steps 2 ~ 7 to set camera number “ >> 1 •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• 2 3 •••••••••••••••• 4 •••••••••••••••• 5 •••••••••••••••• 6 •••••••••••••••• 7 •••••••••••••••• 8 •••••••••••••••• 9 •••••••••••••••• MEMO •••••••••••••••• >SHUTTLE>>:CHARACTERS 9. Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button.
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The multiplexer function of this unit allows the connected camera video to be displayed using SPLIT4 and SPLIT9 screens. It is also possible to set the order of the camera number displayed. Basic operations of the multiplexer can also be found on see page 10.
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ENGLISH ■ The function of the SPLIT/SEQUENCE button, ZOOM button, and camera number buttons ！ The screen of cameras with no video input signal will appear blue. Furthermore, the screen of cameras set to “OFF” for COVERT CAMERA during split screen display will appear black ( see page 59).
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(continued) ■ SPLIT4 SCREEN SETTING For the SPLIT4 SCREEN SETTING, 3 types of SPLIT4 screen types (a, b and c) can be set. 1. Press the SET UP button } } Select “SPLIT4 SCREEN SETTING” in the screen and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The screen appears. 2. Turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The (most upper left) camera number reverses in color. 3.
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(continued) / • The setting is confirmed and flashing stops. • The time can be set at 1 second intervals (max. 30 seconds). 6. Repeat steps 2 ~ 5 to set other display orders of camera number and time. 7-1. (When setting switching for SPLIT4 sequential display •••) Select “SPLIT4” and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise twice.
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(continued) 1. In the above “SELECTION CAMERA NUMBER”, select the camera to activate/inactivate motion detection. 2. In “MOTION DETECTION”, display the desired setting and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The setting is confirmed and flashing stops. ■ DETECTION MASK SETTING The area to activate motion detection is set here. Any of the 192 dotted detection areas displayed by splitting individually loaded video to equal 16 X 12 pixel sizes can be selected and set.
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1. In “SELECTION CAMERA NUMBER” ( select the camera to test operates. see page 29), ENGLISH SELECTION CAMERA NUMBER 1 MOTION DETECTION OFF DETECTION MASK SETTING SENSITIVITY HIGH••<<>MOTION THRESHOLD 1 TEST MODE 2. Set “MOTION DETECTION” on the next row to “ON” and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The setting is confirmed. 3. Select “TEST MODE” and turn the shuttle ring clockwise. • The operation test begins. 4.
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■ Settings concerning normal recording and alarm recording • Setting ( default : “ALARM PLUS ” ) “ALL” : Alarm recording is performed for all cameras set for alarm recording. This unit allows independent settings for normal recording and alarm recording. By this, more detailed settings are possible such as changing the recording intervals of the camera inputting the alarm signals while maintaining the normal recoding settings as they are.
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ENGLISH ■ ALARM REC DURATION The recording time during alarm recording can be set. RECORD SETTING >>ALARM REC DURATION PRE ALARM REC 5S OFF • Setting ( default : “5S” ) “2S”, “5S”, “10S”, “15S”, “30S”, “45S”, “1M”, “2M”, “5M”, “10M”, “20M”, “30M”, “60M”, “MANUAL” “MANUAL” : Alarm recording is continued until the grounding of the ALARM IN terminals is canceled. 1. Press the SET UP button } } Select “ALARM REC DURATION” in the screen.
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■ TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS 8) Select timer setting number (P1 ~ P3) is displayed. Up to 3 most used operation patterns can be set in advance. By individually setting the camera, recording intervals and recording picture quality for normal recording/alarm recording to A ~ D, settings can be changed instantly by switching operations and is very convenient. ！ Before recording, accurately set the date and see current time (for setting the date and time, pages 11,12).
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8. Turn the JOG dial to display 12 in the “hour” and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The setting is confirmed and flashing stops. 9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 to set “30” in “minutes” of the start time and “13” in the “hour” and “00” in the “minutes” of the end time, and then confirm. 10. Turn the JOG dial clockwise to move the reversed display to the “MODE” and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The background of the “MODE” setting turns red and flashes. 11.
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(continued) ■ PRE ALARM REC The recording time for pre-alarm recording can be set (for details concerning setting the pre-alarm recording time, see page 33). SELECTED PATTERN P1-SET HOLIDAY SETTING REC MODE A NORMAL&ALARM-SET REC MODE B NORMAL&ALARM-SET REC MODE C NORMAL&ALARM-SET REC MODE D NORMAL&ALARM-SET ALARM REC DURATION 5S >>PRE ALARM REC SHORT Example 1) 14:00 15:00 In Program 1, recording is set for PPS to 10P, from 14:00 to 17:00.
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♦ HDD REPEAT REC The operation when HDD (Hard Disk Drive) space becomes empty during recording is set. >>HDD REPEAT REC HDD REPEAT PLAY IM-CHECK PLAY SEQUENTIAL PLAY OFF OFF OFF OFF 1. Press the SET UP button } } } Select “HDD REPAET PLAY” in the screen. Display the desired setting and confirm. ENGLISH ■ HDD SETTINGS 2. Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SETTING button.
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(continued) ♦ SEQUENTIAL PLAY It is possible to make backups of the video recorded with this unit to an analog video recorder, etc., while playing back the video of each camera in order using the single screen display. During single screen sequential playback, the SPLIT/SEQUENCE button will light. In addition, the playback order/time of each camera will be the order of the recorded video.
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♦ KEY SOUND ♦ MODE OUT 1 ~ MODE OUT 4 It is possible for the unit to make button sounds when using the operation buttons on the front of the unit or when operating the JOG dial or SHUTTLE ring. The unit status can be outputted from the MODE OUT terminals on the rear. There are 4 MODE OUT terminals and each terminal can be set with the output type.
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(continued) 2. Turn the JOG dial to display the desired device and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. Setting ( default : “REMAIN” ) “REMAIN”, “WARNING”, “ALARM”, “OFF” • The setting is confirmed and flashing stops.
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When the recordable HDD space becomes empty, a signal is outputted from the CALL OUT terminal and a “REC FULL” warning is displayed. HDD REMAIN >>HDD FULL >>MODE SETTINGS ENGLISH • HDD FULL REMOTE A OFF OFF Setting ( default : “REMOTE A” ) “REMOTE A” : This unit can be controlled from a PC and status condition change information is returned from the unit. Setting of device ( default : “OFF” ) “ON” : Signal is outputted when the recording capacity becomes empty.
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(continued) 4. Display the desired sub item and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. • The setting is confirmed and flashing stops. 5. To make additional changes, repeat steps 3 and 4. 6. Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button. ■ INFORMATION/SERVICE In the screen, the log list/device list during power failures, etc., can be checked and the menus can be reset.
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(continued) • The menu screen settings are reset. 3. Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button. ♦ HDD DATA CLEAR/CFC DATA CLEAR Data recorded on the HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or CFC (Compact Flash Card) is erased. 3. Select “LOAD SETTING DATA FROM CFC” and turn the SHUTTLE ring clockwise. ENGLISH 2. Turn to SHUTTLE ring clockwise. / • The screen appears.
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Operation examples ■ Operation example 1 This example sets different number of cameras to REC MODE A and B for normal recording to switch cameras depending on the time period and day of week. For loading of camera video, see “Relation of recording operation to the number of cameras and recording interval settings”, page 88.
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This example uses the holiday setting. < Operation > • REC MODE A (normal recording with all cameras) is set to Monday ~ Friday from 08:00 to 15:00 and REC MODE B (normal recording with camera number “ 1 ”, “ 2 ”, “ 3 ”, “ 7 ”, “ 8 ” and “ 9 ” ) is set to 15:00 ~ 20:00.
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Operation examples (continued) 7) screen setting ( 34, 35 ). see pages • SPL : “MON - FRI”. • PROGRAM NO.1 : “SPL”, “08:00”, “15:00”, “A”, “OFF”. • PROGRAM NO.2 : “SPL”, “15:00”, “20:00”, “B”, “OFF”. • PROGRAM NO.3 : “SAT”, “08:00”, “17:00”, “B”, “OFF”. • PROGRAM NO.4 : “SUN”, “08:00”, “17:00”, “B”, “OFF”. • PROGRAM NO.5 : “HOL”, “08:00”, “17:00”, “B”, “OFF”.
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see pages ENGLISH 7) screen setting ( 34, 35). • SPL : “MON - FRI”. • PROGRAM NO.1 : “SPL”, “08:00”, “15:00”, “C”, “ON”. • PROGRAM NO.2 : “SPL”, “15:00”, “08:00”, “D”, “ON”. • PROGRAM NO.3 : “SAT”, “08:00”, “08:00”, “D”, “ON”. • PROGRAM NO.4 : “SUN”, “08:00”, “08:00”, “D”, “ON”.
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Various recordings ■ PRE ALARM RECORDINGS During alarm recording, recording can be started a few seconds before the ALARM IN terminal is grounded or motion is detected. For details concerning pre-alarm recording settings, see “Normal recording/alarm recording mode settings A ~ D”, see page 35. disturbance Alarm input Time Camera input Recording process Records data on HDD before alarm is input. Pre-alarm recording : 1) The PRE-ALARM indicator flashes during pre-alarm recording and lights during standby.
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STANDBY OFF OFF OFF If not overwriting data on the first unit (when the remaining capacity becomes less than 20%), set “HDD REPEAT REC” of the first unit to “OFF”. >>HDD REMAIN HDD FULL ENGLISH >>HDD REPEAT REC HDD REPEAT PLAY IM-CHECK PLAY SEQUENTIAL PLAY 20% OFF 2. Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button. 2.
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Various playback functions ■ Playing still frames 1. Press the PAUSE button during playback. • The unit switches to still frame playback. Press the button again to resume playback. • If a camera number (1 ~ 9) button is pressed during single screen still frame playback, the video of the camera number button pressed will be displayed by searching forward.
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ENGLISH ！ Once the playback interval is changed, the green display of the playback interval will remain unchanged even when returning the playback interval to the original value. To check the original playback interval of the recording, pause playback and then play the video again. ！ Altering the playback interval settings and then performing a quick playback of image data with long recording intervals may cause discrepancies between actual recording time and the recording time displayed on the screen.
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Various search The various search functions of this unit can be used to skip to the beginning of the desired video. ■ SEARCH SELECTION The search screen appears when the SEARCH button on this unit is pressed. When pressing the SEARCH button again, the
screen appears to select the playback device (media), search type and the camera number to search. ♦ SEARCH TYPE When pressing the SEARCH button, which search screen to display from the 5 search functions is set.
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ENGLISH ■ TIME DATE SEARCH See pages 14, 15. ■ INDEX SEARCH/ALARM INDEX SEARCH With this unit, index signals are automatically written to the HDD at the start of each recording. It is possible to search these signals and playback starting at such index points. There are 2 types of index searches : • : Searches index signals written during normal recording. • : Searches index signals written during alarm recording or emergency recoding.
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Various search (continued) 7. To clear the search screen, press the SEARCH button. ！ To change the desired camera number to the single screen display during stillframe playback in SPLIT9 display, press the SEARCH button to clear the search setting screen and press the desired camera number button. ！ Search may not perform properly at times depending on the recorded condition of the index signals.
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To clear the alarm list, erase the data in the screen. Alarm recording then will be stored again from 00001. 1. Press the SEARCH button. • The search screen selected in above “SEARCH TYPE” appears.
>>SEARCH TYPE ALARM LIST SELECTION CAMERA NO. ALL DATE/TIME - : : PLAYBACK DEVICE HDD When using “DATE/TIME” in the screen, the number of list items displayed on the screen can be narrowed down. 1.
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Making copies It is possible to copy the part of the contents recorded on the HDD to a Compact Flash Card or restore the data in a Compact Flash Card to the HDD. In addition, it is possible to copy data to a videotape by connecting an analog video recorder. ！ Before use, read the cautionary notes described in the manual included with Compact Flash Card. ■ Copying from HDD to Compact Flash Card/ Restoring from Compact Flash Card to HDD 1.
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Making copies (continued) /Other convenient functions • First, set the input source to the external input connecting this unit. 2. [This unit] Press the SPLIT/SEQUENCE button to select the screen type to play back ( see page 26). • Single screen, SPLIT4 (a, b and c) screen and SPLIT9 screens can be selected. It is also possible to copy the video of each camera in order using single screen sequential playback see (camera sequential playback function) ( page 38). 3.
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Other convenient functions (continued) ♦ SIMPLE LOCK When SIMPLE LOCK is on, buttons other than the SPLIT/ SEQUENCE button, ZOOM button, camera number buttons 1 ~ 9 and the MAIN switch become inoperable and the unit will be locked in the current state. SET PASSWORD To apply simple lock • • • JOG:SELECT INPUT PLACE SHUTTLE>>:CONFIRM INPUT PLACE 1. Press the LOCK button using a ballpoint pen, etc., when both the MAIN switch and POWER switch are set to ON.
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1. Press the LOCK button using a ballpoint pen, etc., with the POWER switch set to ON. ENGLISH To apply PASSWORD LOCK • • • NUMBER DISPLAY >> 1 ON ON 2 3 ON 4 ON 5 ON 6 ON 7 ON 8 ON 9 ON ALARM DISPLAY OFF • The PASSWORD LOCK is applied and the LOCK indicator lights. To change the password • • • 1. Press the LOCK button using a ballpoint pen, etc., for more than 5 seconds when the PASSWORD LOCK is not on. • The screen appears. 2. Enter the old password.
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Connecting to a personal computer ■ Connecting with a personal computer This unit can be remote controlled from a PC equipped with a RS-232C connection. It is also possible to input comments from a PC for recording comment information along with the video. ♦ Connection via modem Please use RS-232C Straight cable (9pin) to connect a modem with this unit. The setting of CTS should be set to “HIGH” or “ON”. Please refer to the instruction manual of a modem for details about connection.
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Command codes ENGLISH ■ RS-232C settings Communication related settings of this unit are made in “MODE” and “SETTINGS” of the screen. Perform settings so that they are the same as the connecting modem or PC. ！ When remote controlling this unit from a PC, set “MODE” in the screen to “REMOTE A” (status condition change information is returned from the unit) or “REMOTE B” (status condition change information is not returned from the unit).
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Command codes (continued) ♦ False operation panel command type Operations can be specified from a PC as if operating the actual operation panel of the unit while viewing the output video. Each command is a command type that corresponds to the operation button of the unit. • Input confirmation type Send commands as if operate the buttons, JOG dial and SHUTTLE ring of the operation panel.
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ENGLISH ♦ Details of the numbers #1 : When the setting of DELIMITER on display is set to CR, carriage return code (0DH) will be input. If the setting is CR•LF, carriage return code (0DH) and line feed code (0AH) will be input. #2 : When the setting of DELIMITER on display is set to CR, carriage return code (0DH) will be output. If the setting is CR•LF, carriage return code (0DH) and line feed code (0AH) will be output. : Indicates one number or a character.
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] operation setting system command form (Continued) Commands name Comment search Status Commands (1) (2) (3) (4) ** ** ** PB ***************** ** ** ** ** ** **************** ** ************** ***************** *** * ,** PB (5) RC EX, #2 (7) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) #1 (6) (8) #2 Notes : Comment search (80) (2) : Search direction 00 : Forward 01 : Reverse (3) : number of search time (01 ~ 99) (4) : Camera number 00 : CH1 01
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Menu TIME DATE ADJUST Commands
(1) (2) #1 DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** #2 (3) Notes : 00048 : Time (Year) 00049 : Time (Month) 00050 : Time (Day) 00053 : Time (Hour) 00054 : Time (Minute) 00055 : Time (Second) (2) : 00001 ~ 00099 : Time (Year) 00001 ~ 00012 : Time (Month) 00001 ~ 00031 : Time (Day) 00001 ~ 00023 : Time (Hour) 0
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form Menu Commands SPIT 4 SCREEN
(1) (2) #1 SETTING DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, Notes SPLIT 4(a) ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** (1) (2) #2 #2 (3) (2) #2 (1) (1) : 00368 ~ 00371 00368 : Top - left 00369 : Top - right 00370 : Bottom - l
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Menu Commands SELECTION
(1) (2) #1 CAMERA NUMBER DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** #2 (3) (2) #2 SET DETECTION MASK SENSITIVITY (1) (2) #2 (1) ***** (1) 00576 : CH1 00578 : CH3 00580 : CH5 00582 : CH7 00585 : CH9 ENGLISH • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form Menu RECORD SETTING PPS Commands
(1) (2) #1 DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** #2 (3) (2) #2 RECORD SETTING GRADE (1) (2) #2 (1) ***** (1) 04032 : CH1 04034 : CH3 04036 : CH5 04038 : CH7 04040 : CH9 Notes :
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Menu Commands SELECTED PATTERN
(1) (2) #1 DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, Notes : 04112 (2) : 00000 : P1 00001 : P2 00002 : P3 (3) : Error type ***** ***** (1) ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** RC EX, ** DW01,** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR01,** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ****
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form (Continued) Menu Commands TIMER PROGRAM
(1) (2) #1 SETTINGS DW, REC MODE (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** (1) (2) #2 #2 (3) (2) #2 TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS PPS Notes (1) ***** (1) 04480 : A 04484 : C : 0
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Menu Commands TIMER PROGRAM
(1) (2) #1 SETTINGS DW, A-GRADE (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, Notes (1) ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** (1) (2) #2 #2 (3) (2) #2 ENGLISH • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form (Continued) (1) : 04752 ~ 04787 ***** 04752 : A - CH1 04753 : A - CH2 04754 : A - CH3 04755
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form Menu HDD REPEAT REC Commands
(1) (2) #1 DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** (1) (2) #2 #2 (3) (2) #2 HDD REPEAT PALY Notes (1) ***** ***** (1) : 04832 (2) : 00000 : OFF 00002 : REC•STANDBY (3) : Error ty
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Menu RS-232C MODE Commands
(1) (2) #1 DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DW, RC #2 EX, RS-233C SETTINGS DATA BIT LENGTH RS-232C SETTINGS PARITY BIT RS-232C SETTINGS STOP BIT LENGTH RS-232C SETTINGS DELIMITER (1) (2) #2 (3) (2) #2 RS-232C SETTINGS TRANSMISSION RATE Notes ** ***** ***** RC EX, ** DR,***** ***** #2 ENGLISH • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting sys
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form
Refer to the playback of [Direct opeation specification] opeartion setting system command form for search execution.
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Menu COPY DIRECTION COPY MODE Commands (1) #1 DR, *****
(1) (2) #1 DW, (1) #1 DR, ***** ***** ***** Status (3)DR, (1) RC #2 EX, ** ***** (2) #2 ***** Notes (1) ***** :: 05120 ***** 00000 : HDD CFC : Error type ** ***** :: 05121 ***** 00000 : OVERWRIGHT ** : Error type (2) 00001 : CFC HDD (3) (3)DW, RC #2 EX, (1) ** ***** *****
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form Menu Commands RECORDING PATARN (1) #1 DR, ***** CHECK THE MD? CONDITION CHECK THE ME? CONDITION ACQUIRE THE UTO? ELAPSED TIME Status (3)DR, RC #2 EX, Notes : 05268 (2) : (1) (2) #2 00000 : NORMAL (3) : Error type (1) : System condition RC #2 (2) : Key lock condition (26)MD, (1) (2) (3) (4) EX, (3) : Remote / local condi
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Button POWER REC/STOP KKR0 KKR1 STOP KKB0 PLAY KKB1 REV.PLAY (REVERSE PLAY) PAUSE KKB2 TIMER KKT0 KKB4 KKT1 ZOOM KKZ SPLIT/SEQUENCE KKE camera number KKD01 KKD02 KKD03 KKD04 KKD05 KKD06 KKD07 KKD08 KKD09 LOCK KKL0 KKL5 SET UP KKM COPY KKC SEARCH KKK0 W.R. (WARNING RESET) KKW0 KKW5 A.H.
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Command codes (continued) • RS-232C Status condition change information system Mode System mode Status EX,AA, Notes (1) : System mode **** 0100 : Power off (1) #2 **** 0103 : Power on 0106 : Setting menu 0107 : Copy menu 0108 : Search menu 0109 : Device ususal situation 010A : Device initialize 010B : Device reconstruction 010F : System unusual situation (1) : Timer mode 0500 : Timer off 0501 : Timer on 0502 : Timer error (1) : Alarm disable mode 0600 : Alarm disable off 0601 : Alarm disable on (1) :
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. (Space) 00032 ! " # $ % & ' ( 00033 00034 00035 00036 00037 00038 00039 00040 + , - .
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Comment search Characters (character strings) inputted from a PC connected to this unit by RS-232C connection can be recorded as comments along with the video/audio. Recorded comments can be displayed during playback. Furthermore, recorded comments can be specified for search so that the video with the comment can be played back from the beginning.
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ENGLISH ♦ Sample opreation 1) Record character string “ABCDEF” as a comment along with the video. (When “CR/CR•LF” in the screen is set to “CR”.) The operation is performed on a PC. 1. Set the character (or characters string) to be recorded; 2. Record the selected character(s). By using the CM command, characters which have been set once can be recorded any number of times. To record a different character set, use the CW command. Up to 32 characters can be inputted.
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Recording time table ■ Continuous recording time table ♦ HDD continuous recording time (for 80GB drive) Displays the estimated recordable time (when recording on a 80GB HDD). ！ The following recording time table is only for when operating with one camera and the recording interval is set the same. • Without Audio recording PPS NUMBER OF RECORDING FIELD 25P 12.5P 8.33P 6.25P 5P 4.17P 3.13P 2.5P 1P 0.5P 0.25P 0.
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ENGLISH ♦ Compact Flash Card continuous recording time (for 64MB drive) Displays the estimated recordable time (when recording on a 64MB Compact Flash Card). • Without Audio recording GRADE PPS 25P 12.5P 8.33P 6.25P 5P 4.17P 3.13P 5min 6min40s 8min30s 21min SUPER 50s 1min40s 2min30s 3min20s 4min10s HIGH 1min 2min10s 3min20s 4min30s 5min30s 6min40s STD 2.5P 1P 0.5P 0.25P 0.
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Recording time table (continued) • Without Audio recording, recording duration “SHORT” PPS 0.25P 12.5P 8.33P 6.25P 5P 4.17P 3.13P 2.5P 1P 0.5P SUPER 0.8s 1.7s 2.6s 3.5s 4.4s 5.2s 7s 8.8s 22s 44s 1min20s 2min50s 22 HIGH 1.1s 2.3s 3.4s 4.6s 5.8s 6.9s 9.2s 11s 29s 58s 1min50s 3min50s 29 STD 1.8s 3.7s 5.6s 7.5s 9.4s 11s 15s 18s 47s 1min30s 6min10s 47 BASIC 2.6s 5.2s 7.9s 10s 13s 15s 21s 26s 1min 2min10s 4min20s 8min40s 66 LONG 5.
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If problems with the unit persist even after you’ve followed the suggestions below, please disconnect the power cord and contact the retailer from whom you purchased the unit. Description of problem The unit will not turn on. Please consult the following • Is the power cord properly plugged in? • Is the LOCK indicator light on? INSTALLATION • Is the TIMER button light on? Power is on, but the unit will not operate.
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Trubleshooting (continued) Description of problem • Is “MOTION DETECTION” selected in “SELECTION CAMERA NUMBER” in the screen set to “ON” ? • Is the value in “MOTION THRESHOLD” of the screen larger than the value set in “DETECTION MASK SETTING” ? • Is the RS-232C setting set correctly ? The unit will not respond • Are the unit and computer connected correctly ? to PC control.
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Warninigs and CALL OUT output ENGLISH ■ Warnings and their appropriate countermeasures #1 Options in the CALL OUT options column: • Selectable : CALL OUT output can be selected/de-selected on the menu. • Fixed : a CALL OUT signal is emitted without prior selection of this function using the menu. • None : no CALL OUT signal is emitted, but a warning indicator will appear on screen. CALL OUT signal output can be stopped by pressing the WARNING RESET button.
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Glossary ■ Glossary • I/O terminals • Hard disk drive (HDD) Terms used for referring to both input and output. • RS-232C Connection standard used for handling data between devices such as a PC, modem, etc. A standard when connecting a PC and modem. The upper limit for the communication speed of this standard is 115.2kbps and the maximum transfer distance is 15m.
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Rated Power Supply: Rated Input: Color System: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz 1.0 - 0.5A (100-240V) PAL-type color system. Operating Temperature: Relative Humidity: Altitude: Dimensions: Weight: Recording System Sampling Data Compression Compression Unit Resolution Recording Device 41°F-104°F (5°C to 40°C). Max.80(%) Max.2000(m) 300(Width) x 350(Depth) x 88(Height)(mm). 5.0kg Digital recording method using WAVELET compression. 13.