i3 International 9E32XX Quick Connection Guide

Brand: i3 International

Model: 9E32XX

Type: Quick Connection Guide

This manual is also suitable for

9E32XX-series

The i3 International 9E32XX is a powerful digital video management system (DVMS) capable of handling up to 32 analog and 16 IP cameras. It features advanced recording and playback functions, remote access, and mobile support. With its intuitive interface and comprehensive security features, the 9E32XX is an ideal solution for a wide range of surveillance applications.

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Quick Connection Guide 7E/8E/9E32XX-series

MUTE

TEMP

PWR

REC

POWER

FAN

PWR

MUTE

TEMP FAN

PWR

HDD Tray 1-4

HDD Tray 5-8 (Optional)

Power

Button

DVD Drive

Sensor Inputs (2)

Control Outputs (2)

RS-485 (PTZ)

Serial

(Not in Use)

VGA

(Not in Use)

USB Outputs

110/240AC

Auto

Switchable

HDMI

DVI

1-8

(75 Ω

Impedance)

9-16

VGA

USB Ports

Watchdog Switch

Storage HDD (Optional, not available with 2 SBB4)

1-32 External

RCA Outputs

1-32 External

VGA Outputs

1-16 Analog Camera Inputs

Power

Toggle Switch

IP Camera

Port

Internet

Port

Analog Camera Loopout

17-32 Analog Camera Inputs

17-24

(75 Ω

Impedance)

25-32

1-16 17-32

1-8 Audio Inputs

(Not in Use)

Thank you for purchasing the i3 Digital Video Management System

(DVMS). The following items should be included in the i3 DVMS box. If

any of these items are missing, please contact your dealer or call our

Customer Care Department toll free at 1.866.840.0004.

Standard accessories:

• Video pigtail cable - 16 BNC inputs (2 pcs)

• Audio pigtail cable - 8 RCA inputs

• HDD SATA keys (2 pcs)

• DVMS door keys (2 pcs), attached to the back of the unit

• HDD screws (32 pcs)

• USB keyboard

• USB mouse

• Power cord

• SRX-Pro Software & Utilities DVD

• Motherboard CD(s)

• Security labels (2 pcs)

• Rocket RAID manual (for units with second SATA box)

• Rackmount bracket (ears - 2 pcs, handles - 2 pcs) + bracket

screws - (4 pcs)

Installation Requirements:

When selecting a storage location for your system, be sure to avoid:

• excessive heat, such as direct sunlight or heating appliances

• moisture, dust, and smoke

• magnetic fields or electrical waves

• temperatures below 5º Celsius or 41º Fahrenheit

• any obstructions to the system’s ventilation holes

Before installing this system, always ensure the:

• power source is located within 3 feet or 1 meter of the UPS

• power is switched off (**Do not plug in the DVMS unit)

• system and its connecting cables have sufficient space

• system is placed on an even surface

• system is situated far from electronic equipment such as

• microwaves, radios, fridge compressors, or any type of wireless

equipment such as telephones or cell phones)

• system is at room temperature

(18º – 25º Celsius or 64º – 77º Fahrenheit)

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Setting Up the SRX-Pro DVMS

Before installation: 1. Ground yourself. This will remove any static electrical charge your body might be carrying. 2. Connect all cables and peripheral devices by following instructions below.

Plug in the monitor. For VGA monitors, use the DVI-VGA

adapter included with your accessories. For DVI / HDMI

monitors, plug in directly into the DVI / HDMI port on the

video card (Do not use VGA port on the motherboard).

Plug the mouse and keyboard into the USB ports in the

back of the unit.

Connect the analog camera BNC cables to the BNC

Ports on the back of the unit. Ensure they are secure

and locked into position.

Connect the power cable to an Uninterruptible

Power Supply (UPS). UPS must be used to maintain

unit warranty.

Time Zone Adjustment

All DVMS units sold by i3 International are pre-set to Eastern Time zone (GMT -5:00). It is imperative that you configure the time zone setting on the first system startup according to the physical location of the unit. If the

DVMS is later re-located to a different time zone, this setting must be changed once again. All previously-recorded data must be formatted after each time zone change. Failure to do so may result in system malfunction.

Once the SRX-Pro Server starts for the first time, the message in Fig. 1 will be displayed. Click Yes if the DVMS is being installed in the Eastern time zone (GMT -5:00). Click No if the DVMS is being installed in a different time

zone - this will halt the SRX-Pro software startup and allow you a chance to set your DVR/NVR’s timezone.

If the DVMS is being installed in a different time zone, follow instructions below:

1. On Windows Desktop, click on the System Time in the bottom right-hand corner.

2. In the calendar window, click Change date and time settings...

3. In Date and Time tab, click on Change time zone... button and select the correct time zone in the drop down list.

4. Click OK. Click OK again to close Date and Time window.

5. Launch SRX-Pro Server softare by clicking on Start > All Programs > SRX-Pro Server

6. Once the software loads, a message in Fig. 2 will be displayed on the screen.

7. Click OK (highly recommended) to format all storage drives and erase video data recorded in a different time zone.

8. Click OK in the “All old data will be formatted” warning window, Allocation window will be displayed in the top left corner.

9. Wait until the “Start allocating selected drive(s). It may take several minutes to finish.” message changes to “Storage Drives have been allocated”.

10. Click OK in the Allocation window to close it. The login window will be displayed on the screen. The default Administrator Login/Password is i3admin / i3admin

Note: Default administrative Login/Password for SRX-Pro v.3.1 and above is: i3admin / i3admin

Fig. 1. Time Zone Warning Message on first startup

Fig. 2. Time Zone data format message

Connect the power cable to the the Main power supply

on your DVMS. Then, put the toggle power switch

underneath in the ON position.

The system will power on automatically. If this does

not happen, press and hold the toggle button power

switch at the front of your unit for 2 sec. The system

will then power up.

STEP 1

STEP 2