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USER’S MANUAL
Model
DVR0805
DVR0810
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Welcome
Thank you for choosing First Alert for your security needs!
For more than half a century, First Alert has made the home-safety and security products that make
your job easier. Our products are built to the highest standard which has earned us a leadership role
in the home-safety and security product categories. We are committed to serving our customers,
from the professionals who install our products, to the families and businesses who count on them.
First Alert has been helping families and businesses stay safe for over 50 years. By having a First
Alert Security System, you’re taking the first step in protecting your home or business from damage
or theft. We’re watching, even when you’re not.
This manual is written for DVR0805 and DVR0810 which are included in security kits such as DC8405-
420, DC8805-420, DC8810-420 and DC8810-520 and others. It was accurate at the time it was completed.
However, because of our ongoing effort to constantly improve our products, additional features and functions
may have been added since that time and on-screen displays may change. We encourage you to visit our
website at www.firstalert.com to check for the latest manuals (English and Spanish), firmware updates,
downloads, other security camera products and announcements. You’ll find this product line under Home
Security >> Security Cameras >> Wired Cameras.
INTRODUCTION
THANK YOU
© 2013 BRK Brands, Inc. All rights reserved. Distributed by BRK Brands, Inc., Aurora, Illinois 60504. BRK Brands, Inc. is a subsidiary of Jarden
Corporation (NYSE: JAH). First Alert® is a registered trademark of the First Alert Trust. Due to continuing product development, the product inside
the packaging may look slightly different than the one on the package. To obtain warranty service, contact the Consumer Affairs Division at
1-800-323-9005, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Central Standard Time.
Made in China
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INTRODUCTION
KEY PRODUCT FEATURES
Main Description
Eight channel H.264 digital video recorder with Internet remote
surveillance, motion detection, PTZ and alarm control suitable for
applications such as high-end residential - new or remodel, light
commercial, small business/retail, small warehouse or small grocery.
Product features
• H.264 Compression & Virus free Linux O/S
• Record, playback, mobile phone live view, backup, control, & remote access
• 500 GB or 1 TB SATA hard drive installed
• Supports smart phone live view & Email alarm
• Customizable Email alerts
• Supports 2-channel HD1 or 2-channel D1 and 6-channel
CIF Real-time simultaneous recording
• Supports 8-channel simultaneous playback
• User-friendly interface: DVR capable of providing 16 bit true color,
semi-transparent GUI with notes for selected menu items
• Advanced motion detection activated recording
• 24/7 Scheduled Recording
• Supports D1, HD1, CIF and QCIF for recording quality
• Network monitoring through internet access
• Supports USB or external DVD backup
• Hi-speed backup/upgrade/record via USB2.0
• PTZ camera control
Connect wireless camera to wired DVR security system
Go to www.firstalert.com/howtoconnect
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Section DeScription page #
1Introduction 2-3
2Safety 6
3
Product Overview 7
What is in the Box 7
DVR Controls
Front Panel 8
Back Panel 9
Remote Control 10
Mouse Controls 11
Camera Power Connections 12
Connecting Devices 12
4
Initial Setup - System Operation 13
System Start Up 13
Power On/Off 13
Main Menu Access (Quick Access Menu) 14
Password Setup and User Permissions 15
Camera Display Setup 16
Language, Date and Time 17
Display, Video/Audio 17
Language, Date/Time and Daylight Savings Time (DST) 17
5
Basic Operation 18
Recording 18
Configure Recording Options 18
Recording Schedule (Timer Recording) 18
Recording Schedule (TIMER RECORD) Example 19
Privacy Mask Field 19
Motion Detect Setup 19
Playback 20
Playback and Record Search 20
On-Screen Playback Controls 20
File List 21
Backup 21
HDD Management 21-22
INTRODUCTION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section DeScription page #
6
Advanced Operation 22
Alarm 22-23
Alarm Setup 22-23
Email Setup 23
System Info and System Update 24
System Maintain 24
Upgrade Firmware 24
PTZ Setup and Control 25-26
Step 1: Connect your PTZ Camera to this DVR 25
Step 2: Configure PTZ Communication Settings 25
Step 3: Configure the Operation and Control of your PTZ Camera(s) 25
Step 4: Configure the CRUISE SETTING of your PTZ Camera 26
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Remote Access 27
Network Setup for Remote Access 27
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) 27
Static IP 27
UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) 28
PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol Over Ethernet) 28
DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service 29-30
Port Forwarding 30
Remote Surveillance 31
Remote Surveillance using Internet Explorer 8 or 9 31-33
Using Remote Surveillance 33
Live Viewing Tab 34
Playback Tab 35-36
Setup Tab 37
Setting, Maintenance and Host Info Tabs 38
8Mobile Phone 39
Mobile Setup 39-40
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Appendix 41
Hard Drive Removal and Installation 41
Specifications 42
Notes 43
FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) 44-45
Troubleshooting 46
Warranty 47
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SAFETY
CAUTION STATEMENTS
Safety Precautions
• Do not drop, puncture, or disassemble the cameras or DVR.
• Do not tug on the power adapter. Use the plug to remove it from the wall.
• Do not expose the cameras or DVR to high temperatures.
• For your own safety, avoid using the DVR when there is a storm or lightning in your area.
• Use the cameras and DVR with care. Avoid pressing hard on the cameras or DVR body.
• Do not use power cable if it is damaged or crushed.
FCC Compliance Class B Digital Device
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that of the receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio or TV technician for help.
Notice: Only peripherals complying with FCC class B limits may be attached to this equipment. Operation with non-compliant peripherals
or peripherals not recommended by First Alert / BRK Brands, Inc. is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception. Changes or
modications to the product, not expressly approved by First Alert / BRK Brands, Inc., could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Important: The information shown in the FCC Declaration of Conformity paragraph below is a requirement of the FCC and
is intended to supply you with information regarding the FCC approval of this device. The phone number listed below is for
FCC related questions only and not intended for questions regarding the connection or operation for this device.
FCC Declaration of Conformity for devices with the FCC logo. Responsible Party: First Alert / BRK Brands, Inc., 3901
Liberty Street Rd., Aurora, IL. 60504-8122. Telephone: (630) 851 - 7330. Product / Model: DVR0805 and DVR0810.
We, First Alert / BRK Brands, Inc. declare under our sole responsibility that the device to which this declaration relates: Complies with
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Certification (if applicable)
This device contains a radio transmitter. Accordingly, it has been certied as compliant with 47 CFR Part 15 of the
FCC Rules for intentional radiators. Products that contain a radio transmitter are labeled with an FCC ID.
FCC Compliance
These symbols indicate that it is prohibited to
dispose of these batteries in the household
waste. Take spent batteries that can no longer
be charged to the designated collection points
in your community.
Disposal
fire and electric shock hazard statement
Caution!
When working with electrostatic sensitive de-
vices such as hard disk or DVR unit, make sure
you use a static-free workstation. Any electro-
static energy coming in contact with the hard
disk or DVR can damage it permanently.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
UNPLUG ALL POWER SOURCES, INCLUDING CAMERAS FROM
THE DVR BEFORE REMOVING COVER. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN
RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE DVR OR ITS COMPONENTS AS
WELL AS INJURY OR DEATH.
The lightning ash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral
triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of
sufcient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle, is intended to
alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance
(servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS DVR UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE
CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE
BLADE OF THE PLUG TO THE WIDE SLOT AND FULLY INSERT
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
PACKAGE CONTENTS
What,s in the Box*
H.264 8 channel Digital DVR
with 500 GB or 1 TB Hard Drive
DC8405: 500 GB
DC8810: 1 TB
USB 2.0 Mouse
WARNING
PROTECTED BY
THESE PREMISES ARE UNDER
24 HOUR VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
3 Window
Warning Decals
Installation
Software
Power Supply for
DVR and Cameras
RJ45 Ethernet Cable
9-way Power splitter -
8 cameras, 1 DVR
Quick Install Guide
Remote Control
BNC Video & DC Power Cable
DC8405: 4 cables
DC8810: 8 cables
*If purchased with cameras.
mobile phone/
web ready
night vision
advanced video
compression
USER’S MANUAL
Model
DC8405-420 8 Channels/4 Cameras
DC8810-420 8 Channels/8 Cameras DVR
500GB
indoor/outdoor
420 TVL cameras
digital dvr
recorder
DVR
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
DVR CONTROLS
Front Panel
item Function control DeScription
1(1) IR remote receiver Direct remote towards this position when using DVR
2Power indicator light A red light indicates power is on
3Previous file/1 In Live Mode shows camera One; In search and Playback mode: selects
previous file in list;Use to select previous entry in a list
4HDD indicator light Green light indicates hard drive is available.
5Next file /2 In Live Mode shows camera One; In search and Playback mode: selects
next file in list;Use to select next entry in a list
6PTZ /8 In Live Mode shows camera Eight;Press shift the PTZ will bring PTZ
menu up
7Slow play /3 In Live Mode shows camera One; Plays video at slow speed
8HDD Info/9 Brings up hard drive information screen
9Fast play/4 Plays video at fast speed
10 Backward pause/5 Play or Pause video in backward mode
11 Record /0 Brings the Record Mode menu up
12 Play Pause /6 Play or Pause video in forward mode
13 Shift Press Shift and Release to select alternate functions
14 Search video/7 Brings up the Search/Playback screen
15 USB Connection for mouse
16 ESC Brings system previous selection
17 Left In menu mode: moves to highlight next section
18 Up In live mode: rotates between single , quad, eight or nine camera screen
19 Down In live mode: rotates between single , quad, eight or nine camera screen
20 Menu/Enter Press to make selection
21 Right In menu mode: moves to highlight previous section
1 2
3 5 7 9 10 12 14 16 18 21
4 6 8 11 13 15 17 19 20
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
DVR CONTROLS
Back Panel
item Function DeScription
1 Alarm 4 alarm inputs
2 VGA Output For connecting to VGA monitor
3 USB/Mouse Use Upper USB port for mouse connection; Use Lower USB port for USB
flashdrive or backup
4Lan For connecting RJ45 ethernet cable to PC or router
5 RS485 For connecting PTZ cameras
6 Power Switch Power On/Off
7 Power Supply For connection to power cord +12V DC
8 Audio Input For connecting audio signal from audio capable cameras or self powered
microphones (RCA jacks)
9 Video Input For connecting video signal from cameras (BNC)
10 Audio Output For connecting audio signal to amplified speakers (RCA jacks)
11 BNC Output For connecting to a BNC monitor
12 Ground Ground Connection
1 2 3 5 7 9 11
4 6 8 10
12
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Remote Control
Remote Control Operation
The remote control is the secondary input device for navigating the system’s interface.
In device operation, the MENU key has the same function as “left click” of the mouse.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
REMOTE CONTROL
7
2
1
6
5
4
3
8
9
Directions for Installing/
Changing Batteries
1. Open battery compartment on back of
Remote and insert (2) Alkaline
AAA batteries (provided.)
2. Ensure all batteries are installed correctly
with regard to polarity (+ and -.)
3. Remove batteries from Remote if it is not
to be used for an extended period of time.
4. Remove used batteries promptly and replace
all batteries of a set at the same time.
5. Always purchase the correct size and grade
of battery most suitable for intended use.
item Function DeScription
1Multi Rotates between single, quad, eight or nine camera view
2Numeric
Buttons
Press to Select channel to view; use to input numerical information in
appropriate screens
3Esc Move back to previous menu screen
4
NAvigAtioN BUttoNS
Menu
Brings up menu options: In menus, press to confirm selections; in
PTZ mode, press to change the navigation buttons to control the con-
nected PTZ camera (not included)
Press to move cursor up; in PTZ mode, press to pan camera up
Press to move cursor down; in PTZ mode, press to pan camera down
Press to move cursor left; in PTZ mode, press to pan camera left
Press to move cursor right; in PTZ mode, press to pan camera right
5
PLAYBACK CoNtRoLS
Move to previous record for viewing
Move to next record for viewing
Press to fast forward 2X,4X,8X, 16X,Normal
Press once to Pause, then reverse by frame, reverse normal speed,
reverse 2X,4X,8X, back to pause
Press once pause, twice to move forward
Playback frame by frame in forward and reverse
6Record Mode Press to bring RECORD Menu on screen
7ADD Use when controlling multiple DVR systems
8FN Use when imputting information, Press FN to step through upper
case, lower case and numbers
9SEARCh Use to Search recorded video files
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
MOUSE AND VIRTUAL KEYPAD
Mouse Operation with this DVR
The mouse is the primary input device for navigating system menus.
NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all system functions described
in this manual are achieved through mouse input.
To use a mouse with the system:
Connect a USB mouse to the USB MOUSE port on front panel of the system.
NOTE: Only the USB 2.0 port on the back panel (bottom USB
port) is designed for data backup to a USB flash drive. Do not
connect a USB flash drive to the USB MOUSE port.
Use the mouse buttons to perform the following:
1 Left-Button:
• Click to select a menu option
• During live viewing in split-screen double-click on a chan-
nel to view the selected channel in full-screen
• Double-click the channel again to return to split-screen view
• Selecting letter or number on the virtual keypad
2 Right-Button:
• Click to open the Quick Access Menu
• Exits any window
• Exits any menu or re-opens previous menu
3 Scroll-Wheel:
• Use scroll wheel to step through full screen views of the cameras
Mouse Controls
DVR Front Face
Connect Mouse &
USB Drive
2
1
Mouse Button
Operation
3
Virtual Keypad
Virtual Keypad
To enter text or numerical data, the system uses a virtual keypad. In fields
where letters or numbers can be entered, you can switch between various
formats – numbers, upper case (ABC) and lower case (abc). Note you can
access all numbers when in the “Letters” virtual keypads. See below.
Numbers Letters-Uppercase Letters-Lowercase
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Installing Cameras
Mounting Cameras and Running Cable
Select the position for the camera and secure the camera stand. Screw the camera onto the stand. Adjust camera to the proper
view angle. Make sure the lens is upright relative to the subject. Tighten the thumb bolt. First Alert cameras can be either ceiling
or wall mounted by simply reversing the camera stand mounting. See “Camera Orientation” Info box. Holes are provided on
both the top and bottom of the camera housing to accommodate most mounting requirements. Run cable from camera to DVR
location. See Information box below on “Longer Cable Runs”.
Camera Orientation
It’s important the camera is mounted correctly to
ensure the image is not upside down as the cam-
era lens can only be positioned one way.
Longer Cable Runs
Longer cable runs may require an upgrade to
RG59 Coax cable. First Alert kits ship with eco-
nomical AV cable that is designed to work well up
to the length of cable provided, usually around
60 feet. If longer distances between camera and
DVR are required, you will need to upgrade to RG59 Coax cable. We
provide several lengths up to 300 feet. In addition, if you need to run
cable for in-wall installations, then you may require fire rated cable,
FT-4/CMR UL approved for in-wall installations.
Camera - Wall Mounted Camera - Ceiling Mounted
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
CAMERA AND POWER CONNECTIONS
Step 2... Connecting Devices
Splitter -
8 camera/
1 Power Video to DVR
Channels 1-8
Video to Camera
Power to Camera
Power to DVR
Power to Cameras
Power
from 120V
DC Converter - 12V
AV Cable: BNC/
DC Power
(1 per Camera)
VGA to PC Monitor or TV
BNC to Security Camera Monitor
(Not included)
RJ45 Ethernet
to Router and
Internet
PTZ & Alarm Connections
(Cameras not included)
Follow this diagram to make device connections. Note, some devices are not
included with this kit. See “What’s in the Box” for included devices.
Front & Back Panels
Connect Mouse &
USB Drive
RCA Audio In from Audio
Cameras or Powered
Microphone
(Not included)
RCA Audio Out to
Powered Speakers
(Not included)
Smartphone
through Mobile
Internet Setup
(Smartphone Not
included)
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System Start Up
Power On/Off
To power the system On/Off, connect the power
cable to the DC 12V port on the rear panel. Flip
the toggle switch on in the back of the DVR. At
startup, the system performs a basic system check
and runs an initial loading sequence. After a few
moments, the system loads a live display view.
INITIAL SETUP
SYSTEM OPERATION
Quick Access Menu
When using the mouse, use the Quick Access Menu
to access several system options, including the
Main Menu. Select one of the following options:
• MAIN MENU: Opens the main system menu
• Record Mode: Allows the user to select the
record setting for any or all channels.
• Search: Open the Search Menu
to view recorded video
• PTZ Control: Opens the PTZ control menu
• Start Tour: Allows user to start touring
the cameras in sequence.
• Volume Regulate: Allows volume adjust during
playback mode or when monitoring.
• Logout: Provides options to Logout,
Shutdown or to reboot system.
• View 1: Allows viewing of one camera in full screen.
• View 4: Allows viewing of 4 cameras on screen.
• View 8: Allows viewing of 8 cameras on
screen, with one screen in larger view.
• View 9: Allows viewing of 8 cameras on screen.
• To close the Sub-Menu, click anywhere on-screen.
User Login
Password
ATTENTION: By default, passwords are disabled on
the system. You do not need to enter a password
when accessing any system menus. However, for
security purposes, it is highly recommended to
enable passwords on the system using the Password
Menu. See “Password” section for details on setting
up passwords. Click OK to confirm password.
Main Viewing Screen
User Login Menu
Power Switch
ViDeo iconS Function
Indicates the channel is recording.
Video is unavailable on the channel
Camera speaker icon stays visible on screen
Motion is detected on the channel
Indicates that the monitor is touring
camera channels
Indicates audio output is from this channel
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Password Setup
Setting Up Passwords & User Permissions
When you first startup your DVR, you are automatically logged
in as the ADMIN. By default, passwords are disabled
on the system. You will not need a password to log in
or access menus. You will not need a password to access
your system using the browser-based remote software.
Click ok to access this menu.
The system employs three levels of user
authorities. The levels are as follows:
• ADMIN (administrator): Has full control of the system, and can
change both administrator and user passwords and enable/disable
password checking and can add or delete user authorities.
• DEFAULT USER (normal user): Only has access to live
viewing, search, playback, and other limited authorities.
• GUEST: Only has access to live viewing, search,
playback, and other limited authorities.
For security reasons, it is highly recommended to enable passwords on
your system. If you enable passwords, select a 6-digit USER password.
The ADMIN and USER passwords must not be the same. If you forgot your
password, please contact First Alert Consumer Affairs @ 1-800-323-9005
Main Menu Access
To open the Main Menu: Right-click anywhere on-screen to open the
Quick Access Menu and select MAIN MENU (mouse only), or press
the MENU button on the remote control or front panel of the system.
NOTE: If passwords are enabled on the system, enter the
6-digit numerical password to open the Main Menu.
Main Menu
1. RECORD SEARCH: Search for recorded video on the system.
2. RECORD: Configure recording parameters (quality, resolution), set
record modes, and enable/disable audio recording. Note: Audio capable
cameras (not included) are required for audio recording on the system.
3. HDD MANAGE: Display hard drive status and format
the internal hard drive of the sys tem.
4. SYSTEM: Open the Basic Setup Menu, which lets you
set the system language, date and time, passwords,
and configure display, audio and video settings.
5. ADVANCED: Opens the Advanced Setup Menu, which
lets you set mail options, Alarm settings, look up system
version information, motion detect, enable mobile monitor,
AutoMaintain, configure PTZ, set network settings.
6. EXIT: Closes the Main Menu.
INITIAL SETUP
SYSTEM OPERATION
Modify Password
Modify Account
Main Menu
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INITIAL SETUP
SYSTEM OPERATION
Add Group
Add User
Account Modify
To Set Password
Click on Main Menu, System, and Account to
reach the Account Configuration Screen.
Click on MODIFY PASSWORD
Select the user name
Using the virtual mouse, input the Old (existing)
PASSWORD, NEW password.
Click OK to confirm. The system will confirm the change.
Click OK to exit.
Only the ADMIN can ADD or MODIFY a GROUP or USER.
USER can modify their password only.
To ADD a Group or USER
Click on Main Menu, System, and Account to
reach the Account Configuration Screen.
Click on ADD GROUP or ADD USER
Select the GROUP or USER name
Using the virtual mouse, to input the name of the group or user.
In the Authority section, choose the specific allowable
actions that you want this group or user to have access
to by clicking the appropriate check box.
Click OK to confirm.
The system will confirm the change.
Click OK to exit.
To Modify the Group or User
Click on Main Menu, System, and Account to
reach the Account Configuration Screen.
Click on MODIFY GROUP or MODIFY USER
Select the GROUP or USER using the drop down menu.
In the Authority section, choose the specific allowable
actions that you want this group or user to have access
to by clicking the appropriate check box.
Click OK to confirm.
The system will confirm the change.
Click OK to exit.
There is no limit in the user and user group. You can add or delete the user
group according to user definition.
Legal characters include: letter, number, underline, subtraction sign, dot.
For your system security, please modify your password after first login.
Modify Password
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INITIAL SETUP
SYSTEM OPERATION
Camera Display Setup
Setting Up the Live View Video Screen
Use the GUI DISPLAY screen to set up. Access the GUI display screen
from the MAIN MENU , click SYSTEM, then CLICK GUI DISPLAY.
GUI Display
To set-up the display select SYSTEM from the
MAIN Menu; then select GUI Display.
1. Configure the following options:
• CHANNEL TITLE: Click any of the fields and enter a new title for
the selected channel using the Virtual Keyboard (mouse only)
• VIDEO CHANNEL: This setting will reposition the channel title
information during Playback. This change will not appear when
viewing the channel live. To reposition the channel title; select
TOPLEFT,BOTTOMLEFT, TOPRIGHT, BOTTOMRIGHT, or OFF. If
OFF, the title will not be displayed for the selected channel.
• VIDEO TIME:This setting will reposition the channel title information
during Playback. This change will not appear when viewing the
channel live. To reposition the system time; select TOPLEFT,
BOTTOMLEFT, TOPRIGHT, BOTTOMRIGHT, or OFF. If OFF,
• the title will not be displayed for the selected channel
• COLOR SETTING: Adjust BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, SATURATION
and HUE for the selected channel. You can also select COLD<
WARM OR DEFAULT COLOR by pressing the appropriate button.
• PREVIEW TIME: Select ON/OFF to show/ hide
the date and time during live viewing
• PREVIEW CHANNEL: Select ON/OFF to show/ hide
the name of the channel during live viewing
• RECORD STATUS:Select ON/OFF to show/ hide
the record status icon during live viewing
• ALARM STATUS: Select ON/OFF to show or hide the
alarm status screen while in Live view. Click NEXT PAGE
to change the settings for the remaining channels
2. Click OK to save your settings. Click EXIT.
Video SET UP and VGA/Monitor Display
Use the Video menu to set the resolution and camera
setup on the system. Access the VIDEO set up screen
from the MAIN MENU , click SYSTEM, then VIDEO.
To configure Video options:
1. Under RESOLUTION, select 800 x 600, 1024 x 768,
1280 x 1024, 1366 x 768, 1440 x 900.
2. Under VIDEO STANDARD, select NTSC or PAL. (See info box below)
3. Under TOUR TIME (SECOND), enter with
virtual keypad from 5 to 120 seconds
To Adjust VGA or Monitor Display:
Click OUTPUT ADJUST. Using your mouse you can move the
Top, Bottom, Left and Right video input to fit your viewing
screen as appropriate. Click OK to save settings.
NTSC or PAL?
NTSC (National Television Standards Committee)
is the video system or standard used in North Amer-
ica and most of South America. In NTSC, 30 frames
are transmitted each second. Each frame is made
up of 525 individual scan lines.
PAL (Phase Alternating Line) is the predominant video system or
standard mostly used overseas. In PAL, 25 frames are transmitted
each second. Each frame is made up of 625 individual scan lines.
GUI Display Screen
Color Set-up
Alarm Status
Read Output Adjust Screen
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Language, Date and Time
Setting Up Language/Date/Time
The SYSTEM Setup Menu contains the following sub-menus:
Language, Date/Time, Password, Display, and Video/Audio.
Language
To change the system language: from the LANGUAGE drop down
menu select the language amongst 26 different languages.
Click OK to apply. Click EXIT to close the menu.
NOTE: The system will change the language after a
restart. A pop up box will ask if you want to perform a
restart immediately or not. The default is English.
Date/Time
It is highly recommended to immediately set the date and time
when first setting up your system. To set the date and time:
1. Click DATE/TIME and configure the following options:
• SYSTEM TIME: Click into each section for the Month,
Day, Year, Hour, Minute, Second and AM/PM. Use
the virtual keypad to make your changes.
• DATE FORMAT: Select DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, or YYYY/MM/DD
• DATE SEPARATOR: Select . or - or / to use as separators for the date.
• TIME FORMAT: Use the drop-down menu and select 12HOURS
or 24HOURS. If 12HOURS is selected, then set AM or PM.
• DST: Place a check in the DST box if you want to set daylight savings
time. Daylight savings time can be set by DATE or by Day of the Week.
Selecting Day of the Week allows you to the specific on which
to start and end the DAY light savings time. You can also use
check the calendar icon and select start and stop dates as desired.
2. Click OK to save your date and time selections. Click EXIT.
INITIAL SETUP
SYSTEM OPERATION
Basic Setup Menu
System Language Menu
System Time/Date Setup
Why Set a Date & Time?
It’s important to set the proper date and time before continuing so that you can easily locate recorded events.
Inaccurate dates and times on files may affect their admissibility as evidence in court. In addition, when
changing current time settings, to avoid possible confusion with the time stamps on recorded and currently
recording files, stop all ongoing recording processes before altering the system time and restart recording
using the new settings.
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BASIC OPERATION
RECORDING
Recording
RECORD Mode
Configure Recording Options:
You have three recording modes: Schedule, Manual and Stop.
By default, the DVR is set to record by schedule.
To set the recording options, right click from the mouse and click on RECORD
MODE. There you can select amongst the three options for each individual
channel. Or you can highlight ALL to make a change to all channels at once.
SCHEDULE: System will record according to schedule that is set.
MANUAL: System always records. System records
not matter what settings are in place.
STOP: System does not record , no matter what other parameters are set.
RECORD Settings
In order to set the record settings, from the Main Menu,
click RECORD. Set parameters as follows:
1. Under RESOLUTION, select CIF, HD1, or D1 or QCIF. NOTE:
Channels 1 & 2 allows options D1, HD1, CIF and QCIF.;
Channels 3-8: allow settings of CIF and QCIF.
2. FRAMERATE: Choose the recording frame rate 1-30, (fps – frames per
second). The lower the value, the less life-like and more jerky the recorded
movements will be. However, a lower frame rate uses less HDD space.
Make your choice depending on the precision with which you want to follow
the events being recorded. Frame-rate of each channel can be adjusted
but is limited by the total resources available. The total frame rate for all
channels combined cannot exceed 420 (NTSC) fps. The ratios of D1, HD1
and CIF are as follows: 1 D1= 4 x CIF, 1 HD1 = 2 x CIF.QCIF=1/4 CIF.
3. QUALITY, The quality rating is on a 6 point scale.
The selections are 6-High, 5,4,3,2,1-Low.
4. AUDIO, select On to enable or disable. If audio recording is enabled, the
system will record audio from connected audio capable cameras (not
included). See caution statement on audio recording in Video section.
Detailed Settings for RECORD Mode:
Select RECORD CONFIG. The RECORD CONFIG screen will appear. From
this screen, you have the ability to select a schedule or manually record. Also,
you may select to stop recording, which will disable the recording feature.
To schedule a recording:
1. Select a channel and then highlight SCHEDULE
2. Set the Period Times for up to 4 period settings by using the virtual
mouse and setting the start and stop times for each period.
3. Click check box for SCHEDULE, DETECT(motion detect) or ALARM
to enable the appropriate recording type. Click NEXT PAGE to
adjust cameras 5 through 8. Click OK to save and exit.
4. Copy the setting (if desired) to another or all channels as desired.
5. Click OK. to save settings.
6. Record Size: Using the virtual mouse, set
the RECORD SIZE from 1-120 minutes.
7. Click ok to confirm selections. Audio/Video Recording
Caution: Audio surveillance in some states is illegal
or requires permission from one or both parties to
record someone’s voice. Laws are also different
from residential vs. commercial applications. Some
federal, state, and local laws prohibit certain surveillance activi-
ties and/or the use or distribution of the information obtained from
such activities. Prior to using this system, you should become
familiar with the pertinent laws to ensure compliance with those
applicable to surveillance activities.
Record Mode
Record Configuration
Record
Main Menu
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BASIC OPERATION
RECORDING
Region Cover
REGION COVER lets you block a specific portion of a channel
you do not want recorded or shown on the display screen. This
can be useful if you need to conceal a sensitive area being
captured by the camera. To use the REGION COVER:
1. From record menu click REGION COVER. The
REGION COVER menu opens.
2. Choose a channel you wish to apply the Region Cover.
3. Select ON from the SWITCH drop-down menu.
4. Click SET in REGION COVER. The screen will be replaced by the full-
screen camera view of the desired channel. Using the mouse, place
the cursor just outside the region cover square. Click and drag the
black square with your cursor to place and size the area you wish
to conceal. Up to 4 separate cover areas are available to set.
5. Right-click anywhere on the screen to return to the Region Cover menu.
6. Click OK. Click OK in the RECORD window. Click EXIT.
Step 1
You can configure motion detection for each channel (Camera)
connected to the DVR. To configure motion detection:
1. From the Main Menu click ADVANCED. Then click Motion Detect.
2. Under STATUS, select ON to enable motion detection for the
desired chan nel. Click NEXT PAGE for additional channels.
3. Under SENSITIVITY, select from the LOWEST setting
to the HIGHEST sensitive setting.
4. Under REGION, click SET. The red motion detect grid
appears over the selected channel in full screen.
5. Click the blocks in the grid to enable/disable motion detection.
Red=motion detection enabled; White=motion detection disabled.
6. Right-click anywhere on the screen to return to the Motion Detection menu.
7. The DELAY, setting will cause the recording to continue after
motion stops for the number of seconds selected.
8. SHOW MESSAGE ON will display the alarm status when
motion is detected. -See alarm status screen
9. SEND Email enables/disables sending an email alert
if desired. Email must be configured.
10. BUZZER enable the DVR to sound or not sound if motion is
detected. Click NEXT PAGE to set additional camera channels.
11. Click OK to save settings.
Step 2 - Set Recording Based on Motion
1. From the main menu click “Record”
2. Under Rec Mode click Rocord Conf.
3. Only have a check mark on “Detect” for all four periods
4. Channel should be set to desired channel or All for all channels
5. Once desired settings are set click “Ok”
6. Click “Exit” to save changes
CCTV Resolution
CCTV resolution is measured in vertical and horizontal pixel dimensions and typically
limited by the capabilities of both the camera and the recorder that you are using for your
CCTV surveillance installation. CCTV systems use an analog video signal. For television
specifications (which CCTV uses) the highest resolution that can be captured and stored
is 704 x 480 (NTSC for the United States) and 720 x 576 (PAL for Europe). This resolution is known as D1
resolution. A high end CCTV recorder is capable of recording at up to D1 resolution.
CCTV Resolutions
D1: 704 x 480
HD1 (2CIF): 704 x 240
CIF: 352 x 240
QCIF: 176 x 120
Motion Detect Menu
Alarm Status Motion Detect Grid
Region Cover
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BASIC OPERATION
PLAYBACK
playback
SEARCH Mode
Record Search
View recorded video on the system through the
SEARCH Menu. Video can be played from the attached
hard drive or from an attached backup device. Device
must be attached prior to search being made.
1. The Playback mode can be accessed in two ways.
Right-click anywhere on the screen and select SEARCH
from the Quick Access Menu. or from the MAIN MENU
select SEARCH. The SEARCH screen opens.
2. CLICK ON the magnifying glass to begin your file search
which will bring up SEARCH CONDITION screen.
3. FILE TYPE: Allows you to select the type of recorded
video. This would include video captured by ALARM,
MD (motion detection), Alarm/MD (ALARM AND
MOTION DETECTION), Manual and General. Or
you can select ALL to capture all file types.
4. Select the channel or channels you would like
to search. Do this by highlighting or removing
the highlight of the channel number.
5. Select the START TIME and END TIME of your search
by clicking either the CALENDAR icon or by placing
your mouse in the date and time field and using the
virtual keyboard to set your search parameters.
6. Click the SEARCH button and the system will list the
requested file information on the right side of the screen.
Playback a Recording
1. Click on a file in the file List on the right side
of the screen. The file start and end date/time
information is provided below the file list.
2. To Play a video recording, Double click the file to begin
playing the video or you can select PLAY triangle
button on the bottom left of the screen in order to
play all recordings starting with the first date.
3. To Play a different file, click the stop playing
button on the bottom of the screen. Then
select another file to play. See step 2.
NOTE: Files Type R means regular or common recording,
M means recording was triggered by motion detection,
or video loss of the system, A means the recording is
triggered by an alarm. H means manual recording.
Record/Search Menu
Button Function Button Function
Play/Pause Backward
Stop Slow Play
Fast Play Previous Frame
Next Frame Previous File
Next File Circulation
Full Screen
On-screen Playback Controls
Search Condition Screen
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BASIC OPERATION
PLAYBACK
Backup
NOTE: The system is compatible with most major brands of
USB flash drives, with capacities from 256 MB to 4 GB.
To backup recorded data:
1. Connect a blank USB flash drive to the Bottom
USB port on the back of the DVR.
2. Perform a search for the records you would like to backup.
Select the file (s) you want to backup from the file list.
3. Click BACKUP Icon button , located near the bottom
right of the screen. The BACKUP screen will appear.
4. Click DETECT button so that DVR system recognizes
the USB backup device. Select the backup device by
placing a check in the box next to your backup device.
5. Click BACKUP button in the BACKUP screen,
the BACKUP Sub Screen appears
6. Click START to immediately begin copying the files to the
USB flash drive
NOTE: Backup progress appears in the status window. DO NOT
remove the USB flash drive during backup. If the space in backup
device is less than recording file, the system will prompt “Space not
enough”... After backup is complete, you can remove USB device.
HDD Management
Hard Drive and USB Options:
The HDD Manage button displays essential information about the system’s
internal hard drive, and lets you format the internal HDD and external USB
flash drive (not included). To access this menu, from the MAIN MENU click
HDD MANAGE.
The HDD menu displays the following:
1. TYPE: Shows the type of disk Read or Read/Write
2. CAPACITY: The size (in gigabytes) of the internal hard disk drive.
The size of your system`s internal hard drive will vary by model
3. LEFT CAPACITY: The space (in gigabytes)
remaining on the system`s internal HDD
4. STATUS: The system will display “OK” for normal operation
5. HDD FULL: Select OVERWRITE or STOP RECORD. If Overwrite is
enabled, the system will record over the oldest video data once
the HDD is full. If STOP RECORD is enabled, the system will stop
recording once the HDD is full.
Note: The recover button is there for future use.
To Format the Hard Drive:
1. Highlight the hard drive in the HDD MANAGE screen.
2. Click the FORMAT button.
3. The system will ask you to confirm the format operation.
4. Click OK to confirm or CANCEL to return to previous screen.
Formatting the Internal Hard Drive
If you installed a new hard drive, you must format the hard drive in the DVR before it can be used. Clicking on
the HDD Format button will begin the formatting process. After formatting, the system will restart. ATTENTION:
Formatting the internal HDD erases all video data. This step cannot be Undone.
Backup Menu & Warning Notice
HDD Management
Hard Drive Format Warning
Backup files come formatted in .H264
format. To view these files from your
PC, install the .H264 software from your
installation CD.
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Email Tip
Depending upon your settings, the system can generate a lot of email alerts. For that reason, we recommend
setting up a dedicated email address specifically for the Security System alert notices. Also to better manage
your alerts, you will want the alert emails to go to a different account than the one sending them.
ADVANCED OPERATION
ALARM
Advanced Setup
Use the ADVANCED SETUP menu to configure alarm settings,
lookup version information, set motion detection, mobile
surveillance, maintain system parameters, set PTZ configurations
and network settings. The Advanced Setup menu contains
the following sub-menus: Alarm Set, Version, Motion Detect,
Mobile Monitor, Auto Maintain, PTZ Config, and Network
Alarm
Alarm and Email Options:
To access Alarm the ALARM menu, choose ADVANCED from the Main
Menu and then select ALARM SETv. NOTE: External alarm devices must
be connected to the alarm block on the rear panel of the DVR in order to
use the I/O (input/ output) alarms of the system. See next section “Alarm
Inputs” and “Alarm Inputs Diagram” for details on attaching alarm inputs.
To configure alarm settings:
1. To activate Loss Alarms use drop down menu and select ON/OFF:
• HDD LOSS: The alarm will sound if the internal
HDD is missing when DVR is started
• DISK NO SPACE: The alarm will sound when the HDD
is full (overwrite must be disabled)
• SHOW VIDEO LOSS: The alarm will sound
when a camera is disconnected
2. Under I/O CHANNEL, select Normal Open, Normal Closed, or
STOP for Alarm input. There are 4 alarm inputs. Alarm Input 1
on Alarm Block controls CH1 1 (Camera 1). Scroll down to view
additional channels. Note: If in the RECORD screen, a Channel
is set to OFF, ALARM is also disabled for that Channel.
3. Under SEND Email and SHOW MESSAGE, select
ON or OFF to activate this option.
4. If MAIL is selected, click on the MAIL button and then fill in the
email information necessary for an email to be sent when the alarm
is detected.
Email Setup:
The system can send an email notification for triggered
events on the system. To setup email notification:
1. Under Email, select ENABLE.
2. Under SMTP SERVER enter the SMTP address of your
email server. For example, smtp.gmail.com
3. Under PORT, enter the SMTP port of your email server.
4. Check SSL (SECURE SOCKET LAYER) if needed. SSL deals with
encryption. Only advanced users should enable this option.
5. Under USER NAME, enter the email server user’s name.
6. Under PASSWORD, enter the password of your email server.
7. Under SENDER, enter the sender email address.
8. Under RECEIVER, enter the email address that
will receive the email notification.
9. Click OK.
Please check with your email service provider’s website for SMTP
server port information and if SSL needs enabling.
Advance Setup Menu
Alarm Setup Menu
Email Setup Screen
Alarm Status
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ADVANCED OPERATION
ALARM
Video Blind
Video Blind is a feature that detects when the camera is covered or
is being obstructed by light with the inability to capture live camera
viewing. There are 6 sensitivity settings from Lowest to Highest. You
are given the option of being informed of this event through Email or
with the alarm status screen displayed. Click OFF or On to enable.
Alarm Management
DELAY setting is the amount of time that recording
will continue after the alarm is cleared.
ALARM OUTPUT sets the amount of time the output relay
contact will stay activated after the alarm is cleared.
Alarm Inputs:
Alarm inputs are devices or switches that activate when a door,
window, cabinet etc. is opened or accessed. For example, you
might want to only have the camera record when someone opens
a tool cabinet or when a door opens vs. recording when motion
occurs around those areas. There may be people moving by those
areas frequently but you are only concerned about when those
areas are accessed. This saves hard drive space and makes it
easier to find an event that was recorded to the hard drive.
See Alarm Inputs Configuration diagram at the bottom. Use the
GND from the alarm block on the DVR and connect to Common
of the sensor device. Then using the NO or NC of the sensor
device and connect to the appropriate Alarm In 1,2,3,or 4.
Alarm Ouput:
Alarm output is used to activate an external device such as a horn or
light after an alarm is triggered. To do this the DVR uses a dry contact
normally open relay. To configure alarm ouputs, connect the external
device to the NO (Normally Open) and COM (Common) connections
on the alarm block as required by the device. The maximum contact
rating is 24 VDC @ 2 A. Alarm input can start recording only on the
camera # that coincides with the alarm input # (cameras 1,2,3,on 4).
Alarm Manage Screen
Video Blind Screen
From NO or NC depending on setup
selected to alarm inputs 1 through 4
COM
NO
NC
Example Device:
Door Sensor
Use GND from
alarm block
to COM
Alarm Inputs Conguration
Note: Ground must be connected to GND in alarm block for device to operate properly
ALARM_COM
ALARM_NO
GND
ALARM_IN1
ALARM_IN2
GND
ALARM_IN3
ALARM_IN4
Alarm Status
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ADVANCED OPERATION
SYSTEM
System Info and System Update
System Information:
View system information, including the firmware version, MAC
address, and serial number of the system. To access this menu,
from the MAIN MENU click ADVANCED then click VERSION.
Maintaining your System
Use the AUTO MAINTAIN menu to set the parameters for
rebooting the system, review/update default settings and
review the system log. To access this menu, from the MAIN
MENU click ADVANCED then click AUTO MAINTAIN.
To enable AUTO MAINTAIN:
1. Under AUTO-REBOOT SYSTEM, use the drop down menu
to select the schedule for an auto-reboot of the system.
The selections include NEVER, EVERYDAY, or every
week with a choice of the specific day of the week.
2. Click OK to confirm your selection.
To upgrade system firmware:
1. Copy the firmware file to an empty USB flash drive.
The firmware file should not be in a folder.
2. Connect the USB flash drive to the top USB
port on the back panel of your system.
3. Open the AUTO MAINTAIN (MAIN
MENU>ADVANCED>AUTO MAINTAIN).
4. Click UPGRADE POSITION.
5. Click UPGRADE FILE:
6. Click UPGRADE button and the system will scan the USB flash drive and begin
updating the firmware. Do not remove the USB flash drive while the upgrade is
taking place.
Note: Firmware upgrades are made available on www.firstalert.com
Default Settings
To restore factory settings:
1. Click DEFAULT SETTINGS. This brings you to the DEFAULT SETTINGS screen.
• Options available to reset are: General, Record configurations,
Network, Gui Display, Account, Encode, Alarm Set, Net service, PTZ
configuration, or choose SELECT ALL to restore all settings.
2. Check or highlight the parameters you want to set to default and then click OK.
Log
LOG allows you to review activity on your system. This includes activities
such as SYSTEM, CONFIGURATION, STORAGE, ALARM EVENT,
WEEK DAY, ACCOUNT, PLAYBACK or you can select ALL.
• SYSTEM - Shows events such as system shut down, system reboot and time setting events
• CONFIG – Shows events GUI changes, volume setting changes, PTZ setting changes, etc.
• STORAGE – Shows events involving storage devices
• ALARM EVENT - For future use
• WEEK DAY - To choose log for specific day
• ACCOUNT – Shows user account login and logout times
• PLAYBACK – Shows file search events
Select the beginning and ending date and time for your search
by placing the cursor in the START TIME and END TIME
boxes. Use the virtual mouse to make these settings.
Click SEARCH
Use the scroll on the right to move up and down to the specific event that is
logged. The system will show 128 events per page. Click NEXT PAGE to another
page of events. REMOVE provides the ability to clear all items in the LOG.
Click CANCEL to go back to the AUTO MAINTAIN screen.
Additional Options:
You can LOGOUT, SHUTDOWN or REBOOT from the AUTO
MAINTAIN screen by clicking the appropriate button.
Click OK to confirm your selection. Or click cancel to return to the ADVANCED screen.
System Info
System Maintain
Log Screen
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Pan tilt zoom...PTZ
Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) Setup:
NOTE: Consult the instruction manual of your PTZ camera for complete
information about your camera, including protocol, baud rate and parity
settings before beginning setup. Enter these settings in the DVR.
Step 1: Connect your PTZ Camera to this DVR
Connect a PTZ camera to the BNC and DC power cables. Also, connect the
communication cable from the PTZ camera to the 485A (TX, +) and 485B
(RX, -) control inputs to the PTZ block on the back of the DVR. Note there
is only one set of PTZ control inputs (485A & 485B), however multiple PTZ
cameras can be set up by making parallel connections. See diagram for
details and see “PTZ Camera Setup” Info box for additional information.
Step 2: Configure PTZ Communication Settings:
To access this menu, from the MAIN MENU click ADVANCED then PTZ
(see PTZ Setup image). Click the NEXT PAGE button on the bottom
left of the screen to access all 8 channels available on this DVR. The
PTZ setting options for each camera can be selected independently
and are available next to each camera’s channel number.
1. Under PROTOCOL, select the appropriate protocol
setting for the camera. on the selected channel.
2. Under BAUD RATE, select 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600
or 19200, 38400, 57600 or 115200.
3. Under DATA BITS, select 5,6,7 or 8 as appropriate.
4. Under STOP BITS, set to either 1 or 2.
5. Under VERIFY, select ODD, EVEN, MARK, SPACE, or NONE
parity bits. Note: Mark = 1, Space = 0 parity bits.
6. Under ADDRESS, enter an address from 001~255 using the Virtual Keyboard.
7. Click OK in the confirmation window.
8. Click EXIT in all menus until all windows are closed.
Step 3: Configure the Operation & Control of your PTZ Camera(s):
In Live View, double click on the Channel with the connected PTZ Camera to
open to full screen view. This selects the channel to configure and control.
1. From the Quick Access Menu select PTZ
CONTROL screen. (See image at left)
2. From the PTZ Setup screen you can adjust:
• Pan Speed: Adjusts the speed the camera will move.
• Zoom: “+” Zooms in and “-” zooms out
• Focus: “+” and “-” focuses the picture.
• Iris: “+” lets more light in and “-” removes light from the
picture. This is useful to correct backlight issues.
• Directional keys: Left and Right Arrows control the
pan; Up and Down arrows control the tilt.
Install 120 Ω
terminating
resistor in last
camera only
AB AB AB
~
~
PTZ Inputs Conguration
RS485
B
A
ADVANCED OPERATION
PTZ
PTZ Camera Setup
NOTE: It is recommended for best results to use 120Ω
shielded twisted pair cable of a sufficient gauge to meet
your application length. 18 to 22 gauge is usually sufficient.
In addition, be sure to only install the 120Ω terminating
resistor that comes with your PTZ camera in the last parallel connected
camera. Keeping that resistor in all cameras can possibly degrade the
signal and can cause unexpected or loss of operation and control.
PTZ Setup
PTZ Config: 01
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Remote Setup - Host Info Screen
HOST INFO
This interface allows you to view system information
such as HDD status, remain record time, firmware
version and MAC Address. All the information is for
viewing only and cannot be changed remotely.
Remote Setup - Setting Screen
SETTING
You can check and change the parameter
settings as configured in the DVR
• BANDWIDTH: Set the bandwidth in kbps (128k,
192k, 256k, 384k, 512k, 1024k) that you want to
allocate for traffic based on internet bandwidth
available. This bandwidth does not include audio.
• FILE SAVE PATH: The path where you want to
save captured picture and recording video.
Remote Setup - Maintenance Screen
MAINTENANCE
You can check and change the parameter settings
as configured in the DVR along with rebooting
the system and upgrading firmware.
• TELECONTROL: Remote reboot DVR or format HDD.
• REMOTE UPGRADE: Remote upgrade DVR firmware.
REMOTE ACCESS
REMOTE SURVEILLANCE
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