Mpeg4 DVR Manual

INSTALLATION/OPERATION
DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

(MPEG4 - 4/8/16 CHANNEL)
KD16-0205E
WARNING: To prevent a risk of electrical fires, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.
• This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to all local codes.
• This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
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Edition: Dec.2005 Revised 9/2007
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MPEG4-4/8/16Channel - Installation/ Operation Manual
Contents
CUSTOMER SAFETY.......................................................................................................................4
PARTS LIST AND FUNCTION.......................................................................................................7
UNIT PARTS......................................................................................................................................7
FEATURES.........................……………………..……………………………….……………….....8
PARTS LIST AND FUNCTION ...………………..…………….…………..……..……………….. 9
Front Panel……………………………………………….………………………..…………........9
Rear Panel………………………………………….………………………………………… …11
Connection diagram……………………………...…………………………………………….13
OSD Description............................................................................................................................15
MENU………………………………………...………...………………………………………......16
MENU TREE………………………………...…………..…………………………………………16
Main Menu.……………………...……………………..………………………………………..18
Display………………………...………………………..………………………………………..18
Recording……………..……….………………………..………………………………………..19
System Set………………………...……………………..……………………………………….29
Network Set…………………………...……………………..…………….……………………..33
Event Notification…………………………..………………..……………………………….….34
Search…………………………………………………………………………………….………35
Date / Time Search……………………………………………………………………….………35
Calendar Search……….……………………...………………………………………….………35
BackUp……….……….……………………….…...…………………………………….………37
Client Program…………………………………...………………………………........................41
Q & A……………….…………………………...……………………………………….…………59
Appendix 1…...…………………………………...…………………….........…………………….61
Appendix 2...………………………………………………...………….........…………………….63
Appendix 3…...........…………………………………………...……….........…………………….66
Appendix 4…...........……………………………………………...…….........…………………….70
Appendix 5…...........………………………………………………...….........…………………….76
Appendix 6…...........………………………………………………...….........…………………….78
Appendix 7 (Specification)…………………...………………………..........…………………….85
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1. CUSTOMER SAFETY
Caution:
Please read this manual for safety.
The cautions described in this manual contain important information for the safe operation of this DVR, so, please
follow the instructions.
Please keep this manual within reach for reference.
For safety and proper use, please read manual to prevent your physical or financial loss.
Tips for installation

Avoid liquid which could cause fire or electric shock.
Clean the plug and socket.

Keep the socket and plug clean to avoid fire. The plug should be tightly
connected to the wall socket.
Do not place the unit on an unstable surface.

Do not place unit on an unstable or sloped surface.
Be careful of installation position.

Do not place the device in direct sunlight, dusty, hot, greasy or humid environment.
Caution:
During use
In the following cases, please turn off the power and remove the plug and contact technical
support.
No picture being displayed.
If smoke comes out of the device or when you smell something burning.
If any substance is spilled into the device.
If the device is dropped or the case is damaged.
If the power cable has been damaged.
Do not open case or modify.

There are high voltage sections inside the unit. Any modification could cause
fire or electric shock.
Do not place any liquids or small items on the unit.

Liquid or debris spilled into the device could cause fire or electric shock.
Do not allow any debris to pass through the fan.
Do not touch during an electrical storm.

During an electrical storm, do not touch the plug or cable. It could cause electric shock.
Don’t touch the power plug with wet hands.

It could cause an electric shock.
Use the designated HDD

Please use the designated HDD. Otherwise, recorder may not operate properly.
Maker HDD Capacity
Western Digital 80GB, 160GB, 250GB, 320GB, 400GB

or Seagate
Do not pull cable to disconnect from wall socket.

It could damage the cable and cause a fire.
Please pull out holding the plug.
When moving the devise, please unplug.

If you move the device while the plug is in the socket, it could cause a fire by damaging the cable.
Do not block ventilation.

When ventilation is blocked, it could cause fire by the generation of internal heat.
Do not place heavy items on the unit.
Keep the device clean.

Internal cleaning, please contact your Installer.
If there is too much dust inside the device, it could cause a fire or internal short.
Caution:
If the DVR is not to be used for an extended period of time, please switch off and unplug.
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2. PARTS AND FUNCTION
2-1 UNIT PARTS
Standard
Digital Video Recorder System
Please read this manual before using
DVR User Manual Power Cord
Remote Control Batteries
※ Accessories are subject to change without notice.
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2-2 FEATURES
● Convenience
- User-friendly UI( Text Based User Interface)
- Easy-to-use menu composition
- Easy-to-use recorded data search (Time, Date, Motion, Alarm)
● Stability
- Auto restart after power interruption
- Database stability and optimal storage utilization
● Expandability
-Multiple DVR's can be controlled remotely by web browser. (PC client system)
● Technology
-Embedded LINUX OS
-Total maximum recording rate 120 fps/inputs
-High-resolution & high-quality MPEG-4 algorithm
-Use of watermark
-Strong protection recorded data
-MPEG-4 : 2 ~ 8 Kbytes per image with resolution 360x240
● Functionality
- Various record functions, i.e. normal. alarm, motion schedule.
- Full channel real-time monitoring
- Live monitoring, recording, playback, backup, remote access at the same time
- Multi channel playback
- Variable events notification to e-mail, buzzer or PC Client system
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2-3 DESCRIPTION OF PARTS AND FUNCTIONS
2-3-1 Front Panel
(1) LED
- REC : Recording status (When recording is on, the record LED is blinking)
- PWR : System Power On/Off (When power is on, the green LED is lit up)
(2) USB 2.0 PORT

- USB2.0 connector
(3) POWER BUTTON

- System Power On/Off
(4) NUMERIC & CHARACTER

- Input for numeric & character
(5) MENU
- Displays menu on the screen
(6) SEARCH
- Enter search mode directly
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(7) PLAY▶(▶)
- Playback of recorded data.
- Push two times to fast forward
(8) REWIND (◀)W

- Reverse playback.
(9) PAUSE (▌▌)

- To freeze picture on playback mode and live mode.
(10) STOP / EJECT ( █ )

- To stop playback and go back to live mode.
- To eject CD-RW
(11) REC (●)

- Starts & stops manual recording of relevant camera in a full screen live mode.
(12) VOL (▲▼)

- Increase or decrease volume.
(13) AUDIO (8/16CH Only)

- To select audio channel
(14) ARROW KEY

- Cursor shifting on the menu.
- Shows divided screen
(15) SELECT
- Menu selection
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2.3.2 Rear Panel
1) Video Input (BNC)

16 Channel input (1.0 volt p-p 75 ohm)
2) Video output (BNC/VGA/S-VIDEO)

Composite video out through BNC/VGA/S-VIDEO
3) Line audio input

1 audio input on 4 channel DVR, (4 audio input on 8 & 16 channel DVR)
4) Audio output
1 Audio output
5) RS232
1 Serial communication port
6) Network port (RJ-45)

Ethernet port to connect via LAN (Client needed) to examine record/playback
7) DIP switch ( NTSC/PAL)

NTSC/PAL switch (NTSC for US settings)
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(08) RS422 / 485

- 1 Serial Communication port for Pan / Tilt Camera
(09) Alarm/Sensor
- Alarm / 4 Sensor input / 1 output port
(10) AC Power
- AC 110~240 V (Free Voltage)
ATTENTION
When the video format is changed, the system should be re-booted
The video format should be selected before booting
Default Passwords
“00000000” i.e. 8x Zero’s. Password is required if you need to shut down-power or stop recording, prompt
will be displayed asking for password.
Web Client
User ID “admin” (not case sensitive). Admin ID cannot be changed this is full administrator ID.
Password “00000000” i.e. 8x Zero’s
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2-3-3 System Connection Diagram
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2-3-4. Remote Controller
1.Power :
2. Rec : Start & Stop Recording
3.ⓞ~⑨:Key for figure and character
4. PTZ: Controlling PTZ camera
5. OSD : Operating OSD ON/OFF
6. SEQ : Key for SEQ operation
7. LOG : Direct access Log list
8. INFO: Direct access system Info.
9. ID : Reserved.
10. MUTE : Audio Mute
11. AUDIO : Available audio switching
when user select this key
12. MENU : Entering system menu
13. SEARCH : Entering search
14. ARROW & SPLIT : Key moving
left, right, up and down. Also, Screen
split display shows
15. VOL”+,-“ : Up, down volume
16. CH “+,-“ : Up, down channel(s)
17. ▶▶ : Play(or fast forward)
18. ◀ : Reverse play
19 II : Pause
20. █ : Stop playback
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2-3-5. OSD Description
Recording on
NORMAL: Shows the recording Mode. Shows “Alarm recording

* 16/8channel doesn’t show recording icon as 4channel. mode / Motion recording
If the user programmed “schedule recording” and current mode/ Power loss”/ Video
time is out of range, “STANDBY” will be shown when the Loss”.
“Rec” button is pushed
HD :34%, This shows how much as a percentage is
occupied on the Hard Disk Drive
12-31-2004 12:00:00 : It shows the system date & time
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3. MENU-
3-1. Menu tree Monitor Adjustment (4CH Only)
Main Menu Camera Covert
Display Set Camera Name
OSD On/Off
Event Clear Audio

Repeat Recording
Watermark
Record Resolution
Save and exit
Recording Set Global Parameter
Normal Recording Frame Rate
Alarm Recording Recording Quality
Motion Recording P. Alarm Duration
Schedule Recording Setup Motion

(post motion/area/sensitivity)
Recording Priority
Setup Schedule
Language
System Set Basic Initialization
Disk Format Date Format
Password Change Date/Time
Information
Client Account
Program Update Add New Account
Delete Account
Sensor
Save and exit
P.T.Z
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IP address
Network Set Use Dynamic IP-No Gate Way
Net Mask
DNS Server
DVR Port
Web Server Port
Save and Exit
XDSL User ID
XDSL Password
Use Dynamic IP-Yes DDNS User ID
DDNS Password
Save and Exit
Event Notification E-Mail Registration
E-Mail Report
Notification Out E-Mail
Beep
Alarm Out
Search Date/Time Search
Calendar Search
B.D. : CD/DVD-WR /
Backup
Flash
Log F.F. : Exclusive / AVI
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3-2 Main Menu
The following menu will appear on OSD when you press the menu button.
MAIN MENU
▶DISPLAY SET
RECORDING SET
SYSTEM SET
NETWORK SET
EVENT NOTIFICATION
Use UP() or DOWN() on the front panel to move to next menu. To move to the submenu,
press the “SELECT” button.
Display Set
DISPLAY SET
▶MONITOR ADJUSTMENT (4CH Only)

CAMERA COVERT
CAMERA NAME
OSD ON/OFF
SET DISPLAY SEQUENCE(8/16CH Only)
EVENT CLEAR
Monitor Adjustment- (4CH Only)

Controls the vertical and horizontal position of live picture, With the background screen shown, use
Left( ◀), Right(▶), Up(▲), Down(▼) button for setting the location.
Camera Covert
Allows hidden cameras on live screen, selected cameras will appear as a blue screen.
In the record mode, all cameras are being recorded.
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Camera Name
Camera title can be written on the screen.
OSD On/Off
OSD on/ off : Select the OSD display is on/off
Set Display Sequence
SET DISPLAY SEQUENCE
▶FULL DISPLAY SEQUENCE

QUAD DISPLAY SEQUENCE
START FULL DISPLAY SEQUENCE
START QUAD DISPLAY SEQUENCE
Sequence dwell time can be selected between 5,10,15,30,45,60 sec. When you select “ Start Full or
Quad Display Sequence”, monitor switch will be started(Or, user can select “ SEQ” button on the
remote control)
Event Clear
Is for erasing OSD characters related with events.
Recording Set
All recorded data can be saved in the format of watermark or scrambling when user
selects “watermark :On”, After downloading the saved data, user can confirm if data
has been changed by someone using our PC software.
RECORDING SET
▶GLOBAL PARAMETER
NORMAL RECORDING
ALARM RECORDING
MOTION RECORDING
SCHEDULE RECORDING
RECORDING PRIORITY
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Global Parameter
All the setup values for Audio/ Repeat/ Watermark / Resolution will be applied globally to all channels.
Normal Recording
Executes continuous recording according to the designated set-up value.
Alarm recording
Executes recording when sensor is tripped.
Motion recording
Executes recording when motion is captured.
Schedule recording
Executes recording as per the programmed time table.
Recording priority
Specifies the priority between four priorities. Recommend single priority
i.e. normal, motion, alarm. None on 2,3,4
NOTE
“Instant playback” ( direct playback via ▶, not search mode) is available . The file is created on the
order of 500Mbyte from current recording.
Recording Parameter
RECORDING PARAMETER
..
▶AUDIO : ON/OFF
REPEAT RECORDING : ON/ OFF
WATERMARK : ON /OFF
RECORDING RESOLUTION
SAVE AND EXIT
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Audio Recording(4CH)
4CH : On/Off. When audio is “on”, the audio will be input globally.
RECORDING PARAMETER
▶AUDIO 1 RECORDING: OFF / CH1

AUDIO 2 RECORDING: OFF / CH2
REPEAT RECORDING OFF
WATERMARK OFF
RECORDING RESOLUTION
SAVE AND EXIT
Audio Recording(8/16CH)
8/16CH: 4 Audio channels are available. (Audio 1,2,3,4 are fixed to Video 1,2,3,4).
Repeat recording
Sets the recording mode when HDD capacity is exceeded. It can be selected between “On”
(overwrite) / “Off” (stop).
Watermark
Can select either Watermark On or OFF. This menu protects video data from being tampered with
when exporting to digital media for backup.
Recording Resolution
Supports 360x240 / 720x240 mode. The default is 360x240 and the “← , →” buttons are for changing the
figures.
NOTE
1. The resolution is applied to all channels . Individual set-up is not possible
2. In “record” mode, the menu, “Global parameter” and 4 recording
modes(normal, alarm, motion, schedule)”can not be changed. To change recording mode,
recording must be stopped.
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Normal Recording
NORMAL RECORDING (4channel Only)
▶CH1 FRAME RATE : 30FPS

CH2 FRAME RATE : 30FPS
CH1 RECORDING QUALITY : HIGH
SAVE AND EXIT
Frame Rate (fps) :4channel

The above shows available frame rate each channel. In 360x240 mode, 0~30fps is available each
channel (4 channel totally 120fps) and 720x 240 is 1~15fps each (4 channel totally 60fps, available
max. frame rate each channel is 30 fps- i.e., Ch.1 30 fps, Ch2. 30 fps, Ch3. 0fps, Ch4 0fps. ~ )
Frame rate will be changed by pushing the “←, → ” button
NORMAL RECORDING (8/16channel Only)
▶ PAGE : 1 (8/16CH Only)

SAVE AND EXIT
Frame Rate (fps) :8/16 channel

The above shows available frame rate each channel. In 360x240 mode, 7.5 fps is available each
channel (16/8 channel totally 120fps) and 720x 240 is 3 fps each (16/8 channel totally 60fps).
Individual frame rate control is available as 4channel.
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Recording Quality
Selects between High, Mid, Low .
Save and Exit

All set-up values will be stored and you will move to the next menu.
Alarm Recording
Either one is taken among 4 sensors, the recording will be activated as per set-up value.
ALARM RECORDING (4channel Only)

POST ALARM DURATION : 5sec
SAVE AND EXIT

max. frame rate each channel is 30 fps- for exam, Ch.1 30 fps, Ch2. 30 fps, Ch3. 0fps, Ch4 0fps. ~ )
Frame rate will be changed pushing the by “←, → ” button
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ALARM RECORDING (8/16channel Only)

POST ALARM DURATION : 5sec
SAVE AND EXIT

Recording Quality
Post Alarm Duration

After alarm activation, it sets how long the recording continues. The value is selectable between
5/ 30/ 60/ 90/ 120/ 150/ 180/ 210/ 240 sec.
Save and Exit

All set-up values will be stored and you will move to the next menu.
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Motion Recording
MOTION RECORDING (4channel Only)

SETUP MOTION
SAVE AND EXIT

max. frame rate each channel is 30 fps- for exam, Ch.1 30 fps, Ch2. 30 fps, Ch3. 0fps, Ch4 0fps. ~ )
MOTION RECORDING (8/16channel Only)

SETUP MOTION
SAVE AND EXIT

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Recording Quality
Setup Motion
SETUP MOTION
▶PAGE : 1 (8/16CH Only)
POST MOTION : 30 SEC
SET CH1 MOTION AREA
SET CH2 MOTIION AREA
SET CH3 MOTION AREA
SET CH4 MOTION AREA
CH1 MOTION SENSITIVITY: HIGH
SAVE AND EXIT
Post Motion
Sets the amount of recording after motion is detected. The value is between 30 ~ 240 sec.
Set CH. Motion Area

The following will be displayed when user selects this menu.
1 2
3 4
The detection area is divided 8x6 cells. Default is all-cells enabled, white color
background indicates disabled area. “SEL” button is used to select area.
Motion Sensitivity
Selects between High, Mid, Low.
NOTE
In the motion recording mode, the data file will be saved
depending on the motion sensitivity. So, caution is required while setting sensitivity to the actual
recording.
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Schedule Recording
SCHEDULE RECORDING (4channel Only)

SETUP SCHEDULE
SAVE AND EXIT

max. frame rate each channel is 30 fps- i.e., Ch.1 30 fps, Ch2. 30 fps, Ch3. 0fps, Ch4 0fps. ~ )
Frame rate will be changed pushing the “←, → ” button.
SCHEDULE RECORDING (8/16channel Only)
▶PAGE 1 of 4
SETUP SCHEDULE
SAVE AND EXIT

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Recording Quality
Setup Schedule
SCHEDULE SETUP
0 4 8 12 16 20
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
SAVE AND EXIT
“SEL” button is used for selecting relevant time and day. Arrow Key will be used to move setting.
NOTE
To change recording settings (resolution, mode, frame rate, etc), “Recording”
must be “off”.
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Recording Priority
RECORDING PRIORITY
1ST PRIORITY: NORMAL

2ND PRIORITY: NONE
3RD PRIORITY: NONE
4TH PRIORITY: NONE
Sets the priority between four recording methods. If Normal is first

priority, recording is processed per normal settings. Priority can be set for
normal, schedule, alarm and motion, some variations can be used, i.e.: schedule,
motion, none, none. (If normal is first priority then it is recommended that none
should be selected for 2nd, 3rd, 4th.)
System Set
System Set
Basic
Disc Format
Password Change
Program Update
Client Account
Sensor
Ptz
Basic
Language: English
Initialization
Date Format: MM-DD-YYYY
Date/Time: 09-04-2007 11:56:46
Information
Save and Exit
Language
The default is English.
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Initialization
All the menu settings will be returned to the factory default. To initialize the system, “recording off”
is required. Returns all menu settings to factory default. (record must be off)
Date Format
Can select among the formats, mm-dd-yyyy / dd-mm-yyyy/ yyyy-mm-dd. If date format needs to be
changed, “Recording off” is required.
NOTE
PLAYBACK FOLLOWING TIME CHANGE
The DVR uses the time and date to index video on the hard disk drive so you can find it later.
Changing the time can cause the DVR to work improperly when you try to play back video. If you set
the hour ahead, this is not a problem. But, if you set the hour back, there will be more than one
recording at the same time.
Such as during the October Daylight Saving Time changeover, if you try to search for video between
1 a.m and 2 a.m, the recorder may not operate properly because there will be two hours of recorded
video during this time period. To view video during this overlapping time period, you must start
playback before 1 a.m, then recorder will play both hours between 1 a.m and 2 a.m.
You cannot do a backward search through the overlapping time . But, you can do forward search.
Disk Format
DISK FORMAT
▶INTERNAL HDD : YES

EXTERNAL DEVICE // HDD : NOT FOUND
EXECUTE FORMAT
Password is required for Disk to be formatted (default password is “00000000” , which is same
for “recording off”). Also, Both “recording off” & ‘Playback off ’ are required when you try
to format the HDD.
Password Required to format HDD, unit must be idle - No Record, No Playback during format.
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Client Account
CLIENT ACCOUNT
▶ADD NEW ACCOUNT

DELETE ACCOUNT
SAVE AND EXIT
CLIENT LIST
Register client on the network at the “Add New Account” . User ID & Password must be registered
in the system first in order to connect with a ‘user level’ account . Administrator level is access ready.
Program Update
The latest firmware upgrades can be done using a USB Memory Stick. When memory stick
connects to a USB port, will be shown on the right corner of monitor. Then,
enter “menu”-> “System Set”-> “Program Update”. If the system recognizes “new program”, “New
program found” will be displayed on the screen. Then, press “Select” Key. Processing
percentage will be displayed.
NOTE .
1. If the system doesn’t recognize “new program”, “ New program not found” will be displayed.
2. USB compatibility has been tested successfully , Lexar Jumpdrive 128/256MB, Sandisk Mini
Cruzer 128MB & Cruzer Micro 256MB.
3. For system stability, please turn off 1) recording 2) playback 3) network connection during upgrade.
4. After updating program, reboot is required.
Sensor
SENSOR
▶SENSOR 1 INPUT : N.C

SENSOR 2 INPUT : N.O
SENSOR 3 INPUT : NONE
SENSOR 4 INPUT : NONE
ALARM OUT : ON
SAVE AND EXIT
Sensor Input is N.C, N.O, or None .
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PTZ
PTZ Menu
▶PAN / TILT / ZOOM

▶FOCUS
▶SETUP
ZSETUP
Channel : 1 ~16
ID : OFF, 1 ~15
Protocol : Pelco-D ~ P
Baud Rate : 2400, 4800, 9600BPS
Save and Exit
Protocol is available for Pelco D, P / Baud Rate can be selected among 2400, 4800, 9600BPS.
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3. Network Set
NETWORK SET
▶USE DYNAMIC IP: NO

IP ADDRESS :000.000.000.000
GATEWAY :000.000.000.000
NETMASK :000.000.000.000
DNS SERVER :000.000.000.000
DVR PORT 2000
WEBSERVER PORT 80
SAVE AND EXIT
To enter Network Set menu, a default password is required (default is 00000000).

If user is using the fixed IP, each address is required to be filled out as per network environment.
In fixed IP environment, no need to change DVR & Web Server Port.
As per DVR & Web server port, please refer Appendix 4.
If user is on the condition of “Dynamic IP”, the following will be shown.
NETWORK SET
▶USE DYNAMIC IP: YES

XDSL USER ID :
XDSL PASSWORD :
DDNS USER ID :
DDND PASSWORD:
REGISTERED DOMAIN:
SAVE AND EXIT
For user in dynamic IP, either XDSL or Cable . In XDSL environment, the input for XDSL user ID/
XDSL password is required. In cable environment, Mac address is required to be filled out irrespective
of ID and password.
DDNS Server is needed when client connects to the DVR, which is on Dynamic IP, since clients do not
know the IP of system DVR. ( Client must register ID & domain at www.dyndns.org, in which you can
use DDNS server free of charge)
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Event Notification
EVENT NOTIFICATION
►E-MAIL REGISTRATION
E-MAIL REPORT
NOTIFICATION OUT
SAVE AND EXIT
E-MAIL REGISTRATION
►USER1
USER2
USER3
SENDER MAIL ID
SENDER DOMAIN
SEND TEST MAIL
SAVE AND EXIT
At E-Mail registration menu, user must register the e-mail address to receive several “Event Notification “.
To register the e-mail address, 1) input the address 2) push “Save and Exit” 3) Try “ Send the test
mail”.
NOTE :
1. Sender mail ID & domain should be input. If not, e-mail will not work. If you input Quantum4 as
mail ID & Norbain.co.uk as domain, sender’s information will have “Quantum4@norbain.co.uk.
2. IP & Gateway in the system should be set up first .
E-MAIL Report is available among Daily/ Weekly/ Immediately. Daily report will be done
00(H):00(M) each day and weekly report will be done 00(H):00(M) on Sunday.
Notification Out
NOTIFICATION OUT
► E-MAIL
BEEP
ALARM-OUT
When event occurs, the output is operated as per setup value. Events such as “ Video Loss/
Alarm/ Motion/Power Loss” will be sent to E-Mail address or Beep or Alarm according to setup value.
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4. Search
SEARCH
▶DATE/TIME SEARCH
CALENDAR SEARCH
BACKUP
LOG
Date / Time Search

If you select date/time search, the following will be shown.
DATE/TIME SEARCH
▶EVENT : ALL
HDD : INTERNAL
DATE : 11-12-2004 13:10:50
PLAY
the (▲),(▼) buttons select the clause . When you select the specific time/date, then select
“Play”, which executes the playback.
Calendar Search
Following screen shows when “ Calendar search” is selected . Note that dates with recorded images are in brackets[ ].
CALENDAR SEARCH
▶YEAR :2005
MONTH : 12
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1 2 [3] 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30
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Dates in brackets [ ] contain recorded data. Select date using “→, ←”buttons for
specific time/date . To enter sub-menu(Time), please use “SEL” button.
Then change using the ‘up and down(↑↓)’ key.
Buttons “Search” will display.
SEARCH RESULT
DATE 11-12-2004
HOUR 0 4 8 12 16 20
▲
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
The hour which has data will be shown in white bar and the hour which you want to play is selected
with “SEL” button, then the following sub-menu will be shown.
SEARCH RESULT
DATE/HOUR 11-12-204/07
MIN 0 12 24 36 48
▲
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
The area which has data will be shown in white. Using “SEL”, button will start the playback.
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Back Up
1. INTERNAL
BACKUP
▶BACKUPDEVICE: CD-R
DEVICE FORMAT
FILE FORMAT: EXCLUSIVE/AVI
FROM: 12-07-2004 12:46:30
TO :12-07-2004 12:47:30
CHANNEL : 1
CALCULATING BACKUP SIZE
TRANSFER
FREE/TOTAL SPACE 49M/245M

REQUIRED SPACE 60M:
Backup Device
Internal CD-R.
> Note :
1. Manufacturer
1) CD-R drive : LG GCE 8527B( CD-R Disk: Imation or Melody brand, 52x Max )
' DVD/RW Plextor PX-716UFL;Lite-On CD/RW (LTR-52327SX)'
2. When DVR system attempts to read disk or drive, “ READING OPTICAL MEDIA” message will be
shown and no key buttons works.
Device Format
Format for CD-R is not needed. When use CD-RW, format is required.
File Format
Exclusive or Avi file is available . Avi file is played with Windows media player (Codec required) & file will
be played with Windows media player. (Exclusive file) Player is downloaded automatically together with video data.
From/ To
You can set up the time which is required to be backed up to the internal CD-R Drive .
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Channel
When you select exclusive, all channels can be downloaded at the same time. But, only one
channel can be selected when using AVI file.
Transfer
Downloading the backup data to internal disk . Percentage during downloading will be shown.
> Note :
Network should be disconnected during downloading to internal CD-R disk. If network is
connected, connection will be terminated during "making backup file"
2. EXTERNAL
Connect Memory stick to USB port, the icon will be shown at the bottom of
Monitor. Also, the following menu will be shown.
BACKUP
▶BACKUP DEVICE: FLASH

DEVICE FORMAT
FILE FORMAT: EXCLUSIVE/AVI
FROM: 12-07-2004 12:46:30
TO :12-07-2004 12:47:30
CHANNEL : 1
CALCULATING BACKUP SIZE
TRANSFER
FREE/TOTAL SPACE 49M/245M

REQUIRED SPACE 60M:
Backup Device
USB memory stick(thumb drive) is available. See note *
Device Format
To back up data, please delete existing files on the stick first..
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File Format
Exclusive or Avi file is available . Avi file is played with Windows media player (codec required)
and exclusive file will play with our own player. Player is downloaded automatically
together with video data when exclusive is selected.
From/ To
You can set the time which is required to be backed up to the memory stick .
Channel
You can select only one channel in AVI file but , if you select exclusive,
all channels can be downloaded at the same time.
Transfer
Downloading the backup data to stick . Percentage during downloading will be shown.
* USB compatibility has been tested successfully for these recommended USB devices.
Lexar JumpDrive 128/256MB
SanDisk Mini Cruzer 128MB, SanDisk Cruzer Micro 256MB
* Procedure for saving data onto a USB device.
1. Stop recording. Press “Record” enter Password (00000000) Default

2. Insert USB device. Wait until USB symbol appears on screen
3. Press “Search” button
4. Go to “Backup” Press “Enter”
5. Select “File Format” Press “Enter” change to “Exclusive”
6. Select Start & Stop times (Press “Enter” to change, use camera buttons) Press “enter”
7. Enter channel numbers (cameras 1,2,3 or 4) Select “Save & Exit”
8. Select “Calculate Backup size”
9. Select “Transfer” after file download
10.Exit “Search” mode
11.Press “Record” button
“Exclusive” allows all cameras to be selected and recorded.
“AVI” allows single camera only to be selected and recorded.
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* PC Playback
1. Insert USB device

2. Folders & Files on device: Download, BK_Play, Index, Kerberos, KW Client
3. Double Click “BK_Play”
4. Player opens, click “play” button
NOTE
For system stability, we highly recommend that the recording is turned off during downloading
the data to USB device.
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5. CLIENT PROGRAM
5-1. Network Connection
Minimum PC specification (4, 8/16CH)

CPU : 4CH- Pentium III 750MHz over, 8/16CH- Pentium Ⅳ 1.7GHz over.
Graphic Memory : 4CH- 32M over, 8/16CH – 64M over.
IP Insertion
Connection by typing in the DVR IP address in the Internet Explorer window, Can also access by
typing DVR domain name in the Internet Explorer window.
Downloading ActiveX Control
When DVR connects to network, a window to download active X control may be displayed in
case that no “Active X control” has been downloaded or one installed on DVR is a higher
version than PC Client. Then, select “Yes”.
Log In
When Log- In window appears, input the ID & Password. Then,
click “OK”, which starts the live monitoring. If ID & PW is input
wrong, the Log-in box appears repeatedly.
If log-in fails or by clicking “Cancel” , the programs ends.
Live Monitoring Client program is optimized on the resolution, 1024 x 768 .
Channel Button
It shows how many channels are active on

the live monitoring or playback . When selects
the relevant channel, it turns a full, single
image only and the button goes to green color.
When Selecting as active channel (camera), the
button will turn green, and shows in full screen.
Channel Division
Multi-channel screen will show during the monitoring or playback . As
seen in picture, 1,4,8,9,16 division is supported.
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Termination of Live monitoring

Live monitoring will be terminated when user pushes “Live Off” button.
Live monitoring will be re-started when user pushes “Live On” button.
System & Local
System means the DVR.
Local means Remote PC as client
Recording & Playback

Single Frame Reverse / Reverse / Play / Pause / Recording /
Stop / Single Frame Forward.
Double click Play button doubles playback speed.
Pause is temporary stop. If user wants to play the
video forward during reverse , push the stop key and
then push play button.
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System & Local recording
1) system recording To start recording on the DVR via client PC, press
the recording button, (when the system icon is green)
Please check system is in the record mode. (Record button will be red)
* Admin only can control ‘recording on/off’ on the
system via network.
NOTE :
To turn off ‘recording’, push the red record button again.
Then, system will ask for password
To stop recording, please input password.
And, check if the system is out of
record mode.
2) local recording
To save the live video on client PC HDD, press the

record button when the local icon is green.
Then record data will be saved to the client HDD.

* Both admin and user can do local recording.
To off the recording, press recording button again. Then,
shadow bottom will disappears.
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Local playback
When “Local” button is active (green), it can

be operated .
Push the Play (▶),
Window beside is shown.

Click the “OK” button then set the start &
end time. Please check either ‘Download’ or ‘Live
Backup’.
Download will transmit recorded data from
system HDD to Client PC .
Live Backup will save the live image to the client
PC.
By clicking the “OK” button, the available list will

be displayed.
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Highlight the number and push ‘start’ button.
Then, local playback will show as above.
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Remote playback
Will work when system icon is green.
Push the Play button(▶),
This window is shown. Enter “start”

and “end” time, push “OK” button.
List will be shown above.
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Highlight the number and push ‘start’ button.
Remote playback will be shown as above.
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Setup
Setup menu includes 1) Remote Setup
2) Local Setup 3) Firmware Upgrade.
Remote setup
Note:
When the main system is entering “ menu OSD”,
remote setup doesn’t work. “OSD updating
failure” message will be displayed. That’s the
reason priority is set at the system operator.
When you have selected ‘Remote Setup’
User enters ‘Display Set’ menu, in which you can

input ‘Camera name’. To
save changed values, you should select ‘Save &
Exit ‘.
When you select ‘Recording Set’ menu, it has 3

sub-menus.
1) Basic Configuration. : (1)
Audio Recording (2) Repeat Recording (3)
Watermark Embedding (4) Recording Resolution
2) Recording Group : has 4 sub-menus , (1)
Normal (2) Alarm (3) Motion (4) Schedule
3) Recording Priority : User can select the recording priority.
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In ‘System Set’ menu, PTZ Camera & Schedule Backup menu are unavailable for 4channel
DVR. It is designed for 8,16channel only. Others are the same as DVR local system configuration.
‘Event Set’ menu has 1) E-Mail registration 2) E-Mail report 3) Notification out . Menu is
same as DVR menu.
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Local setup
This detail will be shown when you click the

‘Local Setup’ menu.
1) Draw Mode: User can select between YUV
format using Direct X or RGB.
2)Date Format: Select the time/ date format .
3)Save Format: Select the saving file format
among JPEG or BMP.
4)OSD:
(1) CH1, CH2, …
(2) Size : Actual video size.
NTSC - 720x240, 360x240,
PAL – 720x288, 360x288
(3)Speed: Playback Speed
(4)Rate : Frames per sec.
(5)Mode: Live(Live monitoring) /
R-Play(Remote play) /
L-Play(Local play)
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Firmware Upgrade
When you select ‘Firmware Upgrade’, if

higher version exists in C:\KWClient\Upgrade
folder, ‘New Program Found!’ message will be
shown.
If higher version idoes not exist in folder,
‘New Program Not Found’ message will be
displayed.
When ‘New Program found’ message is

displayed, press ‘Upgrade’ button.
Note : For system stability, please turn “off”

system record.
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When firmware Upgrade is done successfully,

‘Firmware Upgrade success!’ message will be
displayed.
Local system should be re-booted. Press "ok" button.
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Download, Image Save, Two-Way audio, Stop, Connect
Download
Is for transmitting the recorded data on HDD to client PC.
When ‘download’ button is pushed,
Select ‘Start time’ and ‘End time’ to download and push ‘OK’ button.
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Select the number from list for ‘Start Time’ .
Select the number from list for ‘End Time’.
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Processing bar will be shown above, please wait till download is finished.
When download is finished,

press ‘Local’ button, which turns green.
And, press play(▶) button.
Select ‘Start Time’ & ‘End Time’ and check (∨)

‘Download’. Press OK
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Local Play The download list will be shown.

Select the number which you want to play.
Local Play (from downloaded files) will be done like above.
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Image Save
stands for saving format. Either JPEG or BMP . The file will be stored in C:\KWClient\Save .
Stop
is for stopping Downloading.
Connect
Re-connecting when access failed
Pan/Tile, Zoom/Focus, OSD
1) Pan / Tilt
Using arrow key, controls the Pan/Tilt ( 4 channel doesn’t support P/T/Z control)
2) Zoom / Focus
Using arrow key, controls Zoom, Focus (4channel doesn’t support P/T/Z control)
3) OSD
Whether displays or not on OSD during live / playback
Log / Event / Info / Status

The relevant information like Log, Event, Info, Status will be
shown as below .
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Event Clear
The relevant OSD turns green if DVR has an event like Alarm, Motion,
Video loss.
Reset event button (event clear)
Timer
Shows the client PC timer when monitoring is working.
On the other hand, it shows the time the recording data belongs to during
playback. The timer format is according to date format specified on the “local Setup”.
Exit Client
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Q&A
1.
Q: The message “ Can’t display the page” is shown and fails to connect to DVR , check the
IP address or domain name in the internet explorer window.
A: 1) DVR is not working or 2) a problem with the network connection. Please check that the DVR is
working properly and , check the network connection on both DVR and PC .
2.
Q: Can’t download the ActiveX Control.
A : If “Windows XP Service Pack 2” is installed on the PC. Remove “service pack 2” by going to
the control panel, “program add & removal” on the control panel. Or, refer to Appendix 3.
3.
Q: The client program is terminated with the message “Unsupported OS version !”
A: The client program works on the Window XP , 2000. Doesn’t on Win.98, 98SE, ME.
4.
Q: Log-In box repeatedly appears
A: It appears repeatedly when Client ID & Password is entered wrong. Please check the exact ID &
PW memorized on the DVR.
5
.Q : Can’t change “Draw mode” on the menu, Local setup.
A : Doesn’t allow the change during the live monitoring and playback. If it is required, please stop
the live monitoring or playback. Then, you can change the “Draw mode”.
6.
Q: Where is the saved file located ?
A: Location is “C:\KWClient\Saved”. The file can be played with Image viewer.
7.
Q: There is no response after pushing the OSD button.
A: OSD is showing several status's during playback. If the detail items is not specified on the “Local
Setup”, there will be no response even when pushing the OSD button during playback. Try it after
selecting required OSD menu on the Local Set-up . OSD options in local setup are not enabled,
must complete local setup; OSD settings.
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8.
Q : Client program(internet explorer) has disappeared when I have entered several new web sites.
A : Some web sites will replace the current explorer window, please disable “ re-use the
window in executing shortcut” under “ Tools-> Internet Option-> advance( advance is located
under “Search”.
9.
Q : I can’t see the AVI backup file made from the DVR on the monitor.
A : Please check whether you have Codec S/W or not. If you don’t have, you have to download &
install it on your PC.
10.
Q : When I downloaded the image as AVI on to my memory stick, it plays back ok, but no date & time
A : AVI (Windows media player) file is supplied by MS. So, we can't change it. To supplement this,
we have added "exclusive" file backup on current versions.
11.
Q : I can see the display web layout on the monitor but no picture.
A1 : Please check your PC specifications, needs to be minimum of Pentium III 750MHz and Graphic Memory 32M
For 4 channel DVR and higher for 8/16 channel.
A2 : Please, go to control panel -> internet options -> security -> select Custom Level.
Go to ActiveX controls and plug-ins -> Automatic prompting for ActiveX Controls => Disable"
Go to Download unsigned ActiveX controls => Prompt"
Go to Miscellaneous -> Allow script-initiated windows without size or position constraints" =>
Enable"
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Appendix 1.
1. HDD INSTALLATION
1) Components
The attached components are as follows,
① 0.8“ Round Screw : 4
② 0.6“ Round Screw : 2
③ Left Complementary Device :1
④ 40 Pin Connector Cable : 1
⑤ HDD Power Connector Cable : 1
2) Inner Configuration
The inner configuration of DVR is as follows,
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① 0.8“ Round Screw

② 0.6“ Round Screw
③ Left Complementary Device for fixing the HDD
④ HDD
⑤ 40 Pin Connector
⑥ HDD Power Connector
⑦ KERBEROS Main Board
⑧ HDD Power Cable
⑨ HDD Connector Cable
2. HDD Install Processing

① Assemble the HDD with the Left Complementary Device using 0.8“ Round Screw
② Fix the Left Complementary Device with 0.6“ Round Screw to Main Body
③ Fix the Right Part of HDD with 0.8“ Round Screw to Main Body
④ Assemble the HDD Cable and HDD Power Cable each others
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Appendix 2
SENSOR INSTALLATION
1. Components
1) External Sensor : 1 (You should prepare one set)
2) DVR System : 1
2. Inner Circuit for Sensor Input
The inner circuit of Mpeg 4 DVR is as follows,
① PC817 : Photo Coupler

② The Specification of PC817
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
Parameter Symbol Rating Unit

Forward current IF 50 mA
*1Peak forward current I FM 1 A
Input
Reverse voltage VR 6 V
Power dissipation P 70 mW
Collector-emitter voltage V CEO 35 V
Emitter-collector voltage V ECO 6 V
Output
Collector current IC 50 mA
Collector power dissipation PC 150 mW
Total power dissipation P tot 200 mW
*2Isolation voltage V iso 5 000 V rms
Operating temperature T opr -30 to + 100 °C
Storage temperature T stg -55 to + 125 °C
*3Soldering temperature T sol 260 °C
*1 Pulse width<=100　s, Duty ratio : 0.001
*2 40 to 60% RH, AC for 1 minute
*3 For 10 seconds
Electro-optical Characteristics
Parameter Symbol Conditions MIN. TYP. MAX. Unit
Forward voltage VF IF = 20mA - 1.2 1.4 V
Peak forward
V FM IFM = 0.5A - - 3.0 V
voltage
Input
Reverse current IR V R =4V - - 10 µA
Terminal
Ct V = 0, f = 1kHz - 30 250 pF
capacitance
Collector dark
Output ICEO V CE = 20V - - 10 -7 A
current
*4Current transfer IF = 5mA, V CE =
CTR 50 - 600 %
ratio 5V
Collector-emitter V IF = 20mA, I C =
- 0.1 0.2 V
saturation voltage CE( sat) 1mA
DC500V, 40 to 60% 5x
Isolation resistance R ISO 1011 - Ω
RH 1010
Transfer
Floating capacitance Cf V = 0, f = 1MHz - 0.6 1.0 pF
charac-
teristics V CE = 5V, I C =
Cut-off frequency fc 2mA, R L = 100 W, - - 80 - kHz
3dB
Rise
tr - 4 18 µs
Response time V CE = 2V, I C =
time Fall 2mA, R L = 100 Ω
3 18 µs
time tf -
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3. SENSOR Install Processing

① Please refer the below block diagram.
AC
DVR SENSOR
12V DC
?? V DC
2.2k
N.C
3.3k
Or 10k
PC817
SENSOR IN
Outlet Point
GND
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Appendix 3
INSTALLING KERBEROS WEB CLIENT ON WINDOW XP SERVICE PACK 2.

1) Security Setup
Tools-> Internet Options-> Security

-> Select “Custom Level”
Select “ Allow script-initiated windows without

Size or position constraints”-> Enable.
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Select “ Download unsigned Active X

controls”-> Prompt
Select “ Automatic Prompting for Active X

controls”-> Disable
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2) Connection
Click here as described
Select “ Temporarily Allows

Pop-ups”
Click “ To help protect security,

Internet Explorer stopped this site
from installing an Active X control
on your computer. Click here for
options…”
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Select “Install Active X Control “
Select “Install” and then ‘Log-In’ box

will be shown.
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Appendix 4
DYNAMIC IP ( Supporting DDNS Server)
1. visit www.dyndns.org to get the DDNS user ID & PW as well as domain name.
2. Click “Dynamic DNS” menu .
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3. Select “How To” menu.
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4. Select “account” menu.
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5. Check ∨ “I have read and agree to the Acceptable Use Policy above”
6. Input “Username” & “Password”.
( for exam. Username : eddydvr, PW: kerberosdvr)
Check account registration is done successfully.
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7. Select “ Add Host Form” to create the domain name.
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8.
1) Input “Hostname” . Hostname is the same one as “username” ( for exam: eddydvr)
2) You should select “ dyndns.org”, which is limited on our system.
3) Current dynamic IP will be shown below
4) After checking 1)~3), select “Add Host”
5) After registering hostname, check the ping status( ping –t eddydvr.dyndns.org)
9.
To connect DVR system, the followings-XDSL ID & PW / DDNS ID & PW/ Registered Domain-
have to be input on the “Network set” menu .
NETWORK SET
USE DYNAMIC IP: YES

XDSL USER ID :
XDSL PASSWORD :
DDNS USER ID :
DDNS PASSWORD :
REGISTERED DOMAIN:
SAVE AND EXIT
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Appendix 5
SETUP FOR DVR PORT/ WEB SERVER PORT USING IP SHARING ROUTER
NETWORK SET
▶USE DYNAMIC IP: NO

IP ADDRESS:000.000.000.000
GATEWAY:000.000.000.000
NETMASK:000.000.000.000
DNS SERVER:000.000.000.000
DVR PORT 2000
WEBSERVER PORT 2001
SAVE AND EXIT
1) To use IP sharing Router, “Use Dynamic IP” should be “ No” first.

- DVR Port : Port number to connect network client program on remote PC. When it needs to
be changed, number which is not overlapped should be input( 2001~65535)
- Web Server Port : Port number to download network client program to remote PC. When it
needs to be changed, number which is not overlapped should be input(2001~65535)
2) Setup “virtual server” on IP sharing Router

It is for setting virtual server to forward IP which is allotted to DVR.
For exam.)
DVR 1 IP : 192.168.0.11, DVR Port :2500, Web Server Port : 2501
DVR 2 IP: 192.168.0.12, DVR Port : 2600, Web Server Port: 2601
If two sets of DVR is configured above, the virtual server on IP sharing router is as follows.
(1) PC Server Name : DVR1-1(192.168.0.11)
Protocol : TCP, Internal Port : 2500, External Port : 2500
PC Server Name : DVR1-2(192.168.0.11)
(2) PC Server Name : DVR2-1(192.168.0.12)

PC Server Name : DVR2-2(192.168.0.12)
* For more detail, please refer to relevant IP sharing manual .
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(3) ‘DDNS’ Setup on IP sharing router

DDNS configuration is no needed in case of fixed IP.
(4) Address and port number input on the internet explorer window.
Please input the following format , http://address:web server port. If the system is on the dynamic IP
environments and the address configured (3) is abc.dyndns.org and the same address and port is
designated like (2),
To connect DVR1, http://abc.dyndns.org:2501, to connect DVR2 , http://abc.dyndns.org:2601.
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Appendix 6
MAKING PARTITION ON EXTERNAL USB HDD
To back up to USB HDD, the USB HDD should be formatted first on PC. We are supporting FAT32
file system of which maximum size is 30GB at one partition. Please refer to the following procedure to
make a partition and format on PC.
1. Select Control panel-> administrative Tools.
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2. Select “Computer Management”
3. Select “Disk Management”.
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4. Click right mouse button and select “New Partition”.
5. Follow “New Partition Wizard” procedure as below.
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6.
7. Maximum is 30GB at FAT32 file format.
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8.
9.
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10. At this stage, New Partition has been made.
11.Check New partition was created correctly.(Format will be executed automatically)
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12. Check New Partition was created correctly
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Appendix 7
SPECIFICATION
*Design and product specifications subject to change without notice
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INSTALLATION/OPERATION

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

Copyright This manual is the intellectual property of Manufacturer and is

Edition: Dec.2005 Revised 9/2007

Copyright 2005 Manufacturer

Tips for installation

Clean the plug and socket.

Do not place the unit on an unstable surface.

Be careful of installation position.

Do not open case or modify.

Do not place any liquids or small items on the unit.

Do not allow any debris to pass through the fan.

Do not touch during an electrical storm.

Don’t touch the power plug with wet hands.

Use the designated HDD

Western Digital 80GB, 160GB, 250GB, 320GB, 400GB

Do not pull cable to disconnect from wall socket.

When moving the devise, please unplug.

Do not block ventilation.

Do not place heavy items on the unit.

Keep the device clean.

2. PARTS AND FUNCTION

2-1 UNIT PARTS

Please read this manual before using

DVR User Manual Power Cord

Remote Control Batteries

※ Accessories are subject to change without notice.

2-3 DESCRIPTION OF PARTS AND FUNCTIONS

2-3-1 Front Panel

(2) USB 2.0 PORT

(3) POWER BUTTON

(4) NUMERIC & CHARACTER

(8) REWIND (◀)W

(9) PAUSE (▌▌)

(10) STOP / EJECT ( █ )

(11) REC (●)

(12) VOL (▲▼)

(13) AUDIO (8/16CH Only)

(14) ARROW KEY

1) Video Input (BNC)

2) Video output (BNC/VGA/S-VIDEO)

3) Line audio input

6) Network port (RJ-45)

7) DIP switch ( NTSC/PAL)

(08) RS422 / 485

2-3-3 System Connection Diagram

2-3-4. Remote Controller

2-3-5. OSD Description

NORMAL: Shows the recording Mode. Shows “Alarm recording

Main Menu Camera Covert

Display Set Camera Name

Event Clear Audio

Motion Recording P. Alarm Duration

Schedule Recording Setup Motion

System Set Basic Initialization

Disk Format Date Format

Password Change Date/Time

Program Update Add New Account

Event Notification E-Mail Registration

Notification Out E-Mail

Search Date/Time Search

3-2 Main Menu

▶MONITOR ADJUSTMENT (4CH Only)