Spy Camera CCTV 1DVRDIG502 User manual

Brand: Spy Camera CCTV

Model: 1DVRDIG502

Category: Dashcam

Type: User manual

Spy Camera CCTV 1DVRDIG502 is a 4-camera digital wireless home/small office monitoring and recording device with a 7-inch LCD display. It enables a split-screen view of all 4 cameras simultaneously. The device comes with multiple recording modes: manual, scheduled, motion detection, and PIR detection. Manual recording can be started and stopped manually by pressing the record button. Scheduled recording allows you to set specific times for recording, and the device will automatically record during those times.

Digital Wireless Security System

Version 1.8

Models: 1DVRDIG502 / 1DVRDIG1502

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Contents

Welcome 02

Features 02

Packing List 02

Structure 03

Installation 04

Operations 05

- Basic Operations 05

- Video Recording 07

- Playback 09

- Deleting Footage 09

- Outputting Video to TV/Monitor 10

System Setting 10

- Setting Date/Time 11

- Language 11

- Record Mode 12

- Formatting SD/USB 12

- Storage Device 12

- Display Preferences 13

- TV Standard 13

- System Information 13

- Firmware Update 13

- Scan Mode Period 13

- Mute 14

- Restore Defaults 14

- Brightness 14

- Volume 14

- Alarm Volume 14

- Power Saving Mode 15

Record 15

- Timer Recording 15

- Motion Detection 15

- PIR Detection 16

Playback 16

Camera 16

- Pairing 17

- Enable/Disable 18

- Picture in Picture 18

Alarm Settings 18

Specifications 19

FAQ 20

FCC Information 20

Welcome

This product is a home/small office monitoring and recording device. It consists of

four cameras and one DVR (Digital Video Recorder) built in to a 7 inch LCD

monitor, which allows for split-screen view of all 4 cameras simultaneously.

Features

• 1-4 x Weather Resistant Digital Wireless Cameras

• 7 Inch LCD display with Digital Video Recording

• Simple Installation – No cables required!

• Encrypted connection between cameras and DVR for maximum privacy

• SD card support for up to 32GB (Class 6-10 SD)

• USB HDD support up to 1TB (Powered external drive required)

• 24/7 recording non-stop with overwrite function

• Supports Manual, Scheduled, or Motion Triggered recording

• Up to 30FPS video recording (10fps with 4 cameras)

• Video output to TV/Monitor

• Up to 300m range (assumes no interference and unobstructed line of sight)

Packing List

1. 1x Digital Wireless Camera

2. 7” LCD Monitor

3. Camera PSU

4. Monitor PSU

5. TV Out Cable

Structure

Installation

1. Install the camera at the desired location. The camera can be installed

in one of 2 ways:

2. Connect the receiver at a central location if using multiple cameras, or

in the case of a single camera setup connect it as close to the camera as

possible.

3. Insert the SD card or connect an external storage device. In the case of

USB hard drives, please ensure you are using an external power supply

(not a USB powered disk).

Notes:

1. The monitor does not support ‘hot plugging’ of storage devices / SD

Cards. When you connect a new device, please reboot the monitor by

shutting it down and booting up again.

2. The format used by the device is FAT32. Please ensure your devices are

formatted appropriately.

3. Please ensure any connected storage devices are reformatted in the

monitor if they have been used with other devices.

Operations

Basic Operation

1. Connect the camera to a power supply. The power indicator should

light up:

2. Connect the receiver to a power supply:

3. Press the power button on the receiver (or remote if you purchased

one) for 2 seconds. The power indicator should light up and a loading

screen should appear on the screen.

4. Pair the camera to the receiver. If you purchased a single camera

system, pairing should already be configured. For more information on

pairing, please refer to page 16 of this manual.

5. After successful pairing, the monitor should display an image similar to

the below:

6. Press the button to select between one of three display modes:

7. Press the button to enter cyclic display mode. The interval

between picture cycles can be set in the System menu (Page 13).

Video Recording

Manual Recording:

1. From the default monitoring screen (where you see the image coming

in from the cameras), press the left and right buttons to select the

camera you wish to record.

2. Press the record button on the device. A small recording icon

will appear, indicating that recording has started.

3. Press the record button again to finish recording.

Timer Recording:

Set the recording start/stop time in the “Timer Recording” menu (more info on

page 15). The device will automatically record during the times you have

configured and will save the footage to the storage device you have inserted.

Specific steps are as follows:

1. Press the Menu button to access the main menu. Press the left or right

buttons to select “Record” and press the OK button.

2. Press the up or down buttons to select “Timer Recording” and press

OK.

3. Press the up or down buttons to select “New Schedule” and press OK:

Press up or down to select

Press left or right to adjust

Press OK to confirm and exit

4. After setting the record times the device will automatically record

accordingly. You can press the record button to stop the scheduled

recording if you choose.

PIR Recording:

This mode can be used to capture human or animal movement within 5m of the

camera. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Press the Menu button to enter the recording interface. Press the left

and right buttons to select “Record” and press the OK button.

2. Press the up or down buttons to select “PIR Recording” and press OK.

3. Press the up or down buttons to select the camera.

4. Press the left or right button to switch PIR on/off.

5. Press the OK button to confirm and exit.

Motion Detection Recording:

This mode can be used to capture any movement within visual range of the

camera. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Press the MENU button to enter the main menu, then press left or right

to select “Record” and press the OK button.

2. Press the left or right buttons to select “Motion Detection” and press

OK.

3. Press the up or down buttons to select a camera and press OK.

4. Press the up or down button to select an item, and the left or right

button to adjust the setting.

5. Press the OK button to confirm and exit.

Note: When “Off” is set for sensitivity, motion detection recording is off.

Please note that in all modes, recordings are broken down into 5 minute segments.

Playback

1. From the main viewing screen, press the Playback button on the

monitor to access the playback interface.

2. Press up or down to select the folder (footage is stored by date, with a

separate folder for each day).

3. Press the OK button to enter the selected folder:

4. Press up or down to select the video you want to play, and press OK to

see it. During playback, you can use the left and right buttons to rewind

or fast forward, OK to pause, and Menu to end playback.

Deleting Footage

1. From the main viewing screen, press the Playback button on the

remote to access the playback interface.

2. Press Up or Down to select the folder (footage is stored by date, with a

separate folder for each day).

3. Press the OK button to enter the selected folder.

4. Press up or down to select the piece of footage you want to remove,

and press the button to delete it.

Please note that folders can be deleted too using the same button, but only when

they are empty (all contained footage must be deleted first).

Video Output

The monitor can be connected to a larger TV/Monitor using the supplied AV cable:

Press the button from the main view screen to switch between the built in

display and connected TV/Monitor. Please note you cannot receive an image on

both simultaneously.

System Settings

From the main viewing screen, press the Menu button to enter the system

settings menu:

From here, press the left and right buttons to select an option and press OK.

System

Date/Time Sets the system date and time.

Language Sets the system language.

Record Mode Sets whether recording continues to record over old footage

when storage device is full, or stops.

Format USB/USB Formats the selected storage device.

Storage for

Recording

Selects the storage device to be used.

Display Items Sets which information elements appear on recorded

footage.

TV System Switch between NTSC/PAL for external monitor.

System

Information

Views information about the system.

System Update Used for updating firmware.

Scan mode period Sets the delay before switching to the next camera in cycle

mode.

Mute Turns off the speaker.

Load Default Restores default configuration for all settings.

Brightness Adjust display brightness.

Volume Sets speaker volume for camera microphones.

Alarm Volume Set the volume for alarm notifications.

Power Saving

Mode

Sets whether to disable screen during inactive periods.

Press the up and down buttons to select a menu element, and OK to adjust.

Date/Time

Language

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press the Up or Down buttons to select language, then OK to confirm.

Record Mode

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press the Up or Down buttons to select “Normal” (which stops

recording when storage device is full) or “Overwrite” (which

automatically records footage over the oldest stored recordings if the

storage device is full).

3. Press the OK button to confirm and exit.

Format SD/USB

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press the up or down buttons to select “SD Card”, “USB Device” or

“Cancel”:

SD Card: Formats the SD card

USB Device: Formats the connected USB device

Cancel: Exits the formatting menu

3. Press the OK button to begin formatting:

4. Once formatting is complete, the monitor will read “Format Successful”

and will return you to the previous menu.

Storage for Recording

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press the Up or Down buttons to select “SD Card” or “USB Device”.

3. Press the OK button to confirm and exit.

Display Items

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press the Up or Down buttons to select an item

3. Click the OK button to confirm whether or not to display this item. If

the following items are enabled, the icons below will appear:

Signal intensity

SD/USB status: Shows SD/USB connection status

Camera: Camera name

4. When you have selected the items you want to see, press the MENU

button to confirm and exit.

TV System

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Up or Down to select, then press OK to confirm and exit. Use PAL

for UK monitors.

System Information

1. Press OK to enter and view the information.

2. Press Menu to exit.

System Update

Please contact technical support for information on firmware availability and

installation instructions.

Scan Mode Period

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Left or Right to change the setting.

3. Press OK to confirm and exit.

Mute

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Left or Right to set on or off.

3. Press OK to confirm and exit.

Load Defaults

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Left or Right to select “Cancel” or “OK” – cancel makes no

changes, OK restores all of the device’s settings to their defaults.

3. Press OK to confirm your selection and exit.

Brightness

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Left or Right to decrease or increase the brightness.

3. Press OK to confirm and exit.

Volume

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Left or Right to decrease or increase the speaker volume.

3. Press OK to confirm and exit.

Alarm Volume

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Left or Right to decrease or increase the alarm output volume.

3. Press OK to confirm and exit.

Power Saving Mode

1. Press OK to enter.

2. Press Up or Down to select “Time Interval” or “Wake up on Motion”.

3. Press OK to select.

4. Press Up or Down to change the setting.

5. Press OK to confirm and exit.

Record Settings

From the main menu, press Left or Right to select “Record” and press OK:

Timer Recording

Use this mode to set the start/stop times for automatic recording. Please note

that these settings should not be used at the same time as PIR or Motion

recording (which are both 24/7 modes). For more information, please refer to

pages 7 & 8.

Motion Detection

Enable this mode to trigger recording based on movement. Please note that this

mode should not be used at the same time as PIR or Timer based recordings. For

more information, please refer to page 8.

PIR Recording

Enable this mode to trigger recording based on human/animal movement within

5m of the camera. Please note this mode should not be used at the same time as

Motion or Timer based recording. For more information, please refer to page 8.

Playback

From the main menu, use the Left and Right arrow buttons to select Playback, and

press OK to enter. For more information on using this feature, please refer to page

Camera

From the main menu, use the left and right arrow buttons to select Camera, and

press OK:

Pairing

1. Press the Up or Down buttons to select “Pairing” and press the OK

button to enter:

2. Press Up or Down to select a camera, and press OK to begin pairing.

Within 60 seconds, push the pairing button on the camera in for 2

seconds:

3. After successful pairing, the monitor displays the following information:

If pairing fails, you will be notified on the monitor. Please try again.

Activation

1. Press the OK button to enter:

2. Press the Up or Down buttons to select a camera.

3. Press the Left or Right button to select On or Off (Off will disable the

camera view/recording/alarms on the system for that camera)

4. Press OK to confirm and exit.

PIP Setting

Use this to set the resolution for display and for recording for each camera.

1. Press Up or Down to select a camera and press OK.

2. Use the Left and Right buttons to select Resolution or Quality.

3. Use Up or Down to adjust the selected setting.

4. Press OK to confirm.

5. Press Menu to exit.

Alarm Setting

From the main menu, use the Left and Right buttons to select “Alarm” and press

OK. These settings are used to make an audible alarm sound when movement is

detected by Motion or PIR (depending on whether these are enabled in the record

settings).

Specifications

1DVRDIG502 1DVRDIG1502

Camera

Imaging Sensor 1/5 inch colour CMOS

Video Resolution 656 x 488

Power Supply 5V DC

Viewing Angle 50° 50°

Consumption Current (Max.) 400mA 600mA

Waterproof Capacity IP54 IP66

Night Vision Distance 5m (Max.) 15m (Max.)

Dimensions (W x D x H) 132 x 64 x 57mm

(exc bracket)

164 x 81 x 172mm

(inc bracket)

Approx. Weight 300g 615g

Monitor

LCD Screen Type 7"TFT LCD

LCD Screen Resolution 800 x 480

SD Card Supports up to 32GB

Hard Disk Supports up to 1TB

Video Frame Rate (Max.) 30fps

Video Resolution CIF/VGA

Video Format AVI

Date Output USB 2.0

Power Supply 5V DC

Consumption Current (Max.) 700mA

Dimensions (W x D x H) 214 x 157 x 26 mm

Approx. Weight 510g

Unobstructed Effective Range 200m

Operating Temperature -10°C - +50°C

Operating Humidity 15 - 85% RH

Warnings

 This product should not be exposed to water unless otherwise stated.

 Turn off the product if it is not in use.

 Do not attempt to use any other power sources for this product other

than those provided.

Frequently Asked Questions

“Why doesn’t the screen display an image from my camera after it is paired?”

 Please ensure the camera channel is set to “Active”, see page 18.

 “No Signal” could indicate that the camera is out of range.

 “No Video” indicates that the monitor is detecting a signal from the

camera, but it is not strong enough to display an image.

“The screen looks scratched/scuffed, but it is brand new out of the box!”

 There is a plastic film attached to the front of the screen to protect it

from damage in transit. This can be peeled off to reveal a pristine

screen.

“I can hear a rough sound from the microphone but nobody is around”

 The microphone is very sensitive and often picks up atmospheric noise

like wind. Turn down the volume on the monitor.

“Motion detection keeps recording, but nobody is there”

 Motion detection looks for movement from any source. Please ensure

there are no trees blowing in the wind or other movement.

 High sensitivity levels can create ‘false positives’, try reducing the

sensitivity level.

“The PIR did not detect someone moving past”

 The PIR has a maximum range of 5m on both the 5m and 15m night

vision camera models. In warm weather the range can be reduced.

FCC Information

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following conditions:

 This device may not cause harmful interference

 This device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or

modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Spy Camera CCTV 1DVRDIG502 User manual

Brand: Spy Camera CCTV

Model: 1DVRDIG502

Category: Dashcam

Type: User manual

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