Visco VIS308D User manual

Brand: Visco

Model: VIS308D

Category: Digital Video Recorders (DVR)

Type: User manual

English User Manual

Viscoo Enterprises Ltd.

October 2011

Preface

Thank you for selecting our products. We will try our best to offer the best service for you. This

manual applies to the VIS-XXXX Series, and we take the VIS316D as a sample in this manual. This

manual applies to DVR7000series, and we take 16 channel DVR (DVR7016LH) as a sample. In this

series, different product models configuration will have a little difference, and their might be

differences between product functionality and operation.

This manual can only be used for reference. We will not provide any new information separately for

later firmware updates. The updating files will be added into the new edition of the user manual and

it will also be posted our website in the download section. This user manual might contain some

misprint or inaccuracy. We sincerely hope for feedback and comments to let us correct and improve

this booklet in a subsequent edition.

List of content

Preface ..................................................................................................................................................... 2

1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 5

1.1 Summary........................................................................................................................................ 5

1.2 Product introduction ..................................................................................................................... 5

2. Installation ........................................................................................................................................... 7

2.1 Installation surroundings ............................................................................................................... 7

2.1.1 Details of installing the HDD ................................................................................................... 7

2.2. Packet controle ............................................................................................................................. 7

3. Panels .................................................................................................................................................. 7

3.1 The backpanel................................................................................................................................ 7

3.2 USB Backup interface .................................................................................................................... 8

3.3 Network Interface ......................................................................................................................... 8

3.4 Alarm Input/Output connection .................................................................................................... 8

3.5 The frontpanel ............................................................................................................................... 9

3.6 Mouse controle ........................................................................................................................... 10

3.7 IR remote controle ...................................................................................................................... 10

3.8 Menu description ........................................................................................................................ 11

4. Operation of the unit ........................................................................................................................ 13

4.1 Power on / in and out logging / outlogging ................................................................................. 13

4.1.1 Keystroke in- / outlogging .................................................................................................... 13

4.1.2 Log into the system .............................................................................................................. 14

4.1.3 Log out of the system ........................................................................................................... 14

4.1.4 Mainmenu ............................................................................................................................ 14

4.2 General settings of the recorder ................................................................................................. 14

4.2.1 General settings .................................................................................................................... 14

4.2.2 Time setup ............................................................................................................................ 15

4.3 Recording setup ........................................................................................................................... 15

4.3.1 Recording parameters .......................................................................................................... 15

4.3.2 Manual recording ................................................................................................................. 16

4.3.3 Timetable recording ............................................................................................................. 16

4.4 Output settings ............................................................................................................................ 17

4.4.1 Screen settings ..................................................................................................................... 17

4.4.2 Preview of the digital zoom .................................................................................................. 18

4.4.3 Sequence Cruise ................................................................................................................... 18

4.5 Alarm settings .............................................................................................................................. 18

4.5.1 Motion detection .................................................................................................................. 18

4.5.2 Alarm Sensor setup .............................................................................................................. 19

4.5.3 Alarm Output ........................................................................................................................ 20

4.5.4 Email Setup ........................................................................................................................... 20

4.6 COM Setup................................................................................................................................... 21

4.6.1 COM ...................................................................................................................................... 21

4.6.2 PTZ ........................................................................................................................................ 21

4.7 Network settings ......................................................................................................................... 22

4.7.1 IP Setup ................................................................................................................................. 22

4.7.2 DDNS ..................................................................................................................................... 22

4.7.3 PPPOE ................................................................................................................................... 23

4.8 Playback ....................................................................................................................................... 23

4.9 System Management ................................................................................................................... 24

4.9.1 User Management ................................................................................................................ 24

4.9.2 Backup control ...................................................................................................................... 25

4.9.3 Hard disk Management ....................................................................................................... 25

4.9.4 Back to default settings ........................................................................................................ 26

4.10 System Informatie ..................................................................................................................... 26

4.10.1 System Informatie .............................................................................................................. 26

4.10.2 Recording status ................................................................................................................. 26

4.10.3 Alarm Status ....................................................................................................................... 26

4.10.4 Online Status ...................................................................................................................... 27

4.10.5 Log Information .................................................................................................................. 27

4.11 Software Upgrade ..................................................................................................................... 27

4.11.1 Client Software Upgrade .................................................................................................... 27

4.11.2 USB Upgrade ....................................................................................................................... 28

4.12 Restoration after power outage ................................................................................................ 28

Appendix 1: Internet Explorer operation instructions ..................... Fout! Bladwijzer niet gedefinieerd.

1. LAN Configuration for IE Browse ................................................................................................... 28

2. WAN operation instructions .......................................................................................................... 29

Appendix 2: Net DVR – Questions and Answers .............................. Fout! Bladwijzer niet gedefinieerd.

Issues related to starting, self-testing and downtime ....................................................................... 29

Issues related to screen image .......................................................................................................... 30

Issues related to client en remote functions ..................................................................................... 30

Issues related to recording, video data and backup ......................................................................... 31

Issues related to alarm PTZ control ................................................................................................... 32

1. Introduction

1.1 Summary

These recorders are designed to record audio and video data. The DVR’s have an embedded H.264

compression format. The embedded RTOS and processor to realize all functions like video and audio

acquisition and compression, storing, remote control, Multi-PTZ control and alarm in a single board.

This series DVR achieve an integrated host to a single plate structure, which ensure that the DVR can

be easily integrated and performs reliable. The DVR adopts the latest file system, which named MFS,

it’s the latest file system which is based on the Microsoft FAT32 system format. It is an innovative

and dedicated DVR file system. It won’ t create the disk defragment in a long run; Logical stream

media operation, fast response; Add the key information verify protection, avoid the key area of the

HDD damage. This DVR system supports USB2.0 high-speed backup, mouse ,keyboard operation ,etc.

1.2 Product introduction

Model

VIS304

VIS308

VIS316

Housing

1 U

Operation

System

Linux

Video Format

1 D1 + 3 CIF

1 Channel CIF/D1

adjustable, other channels

are CIF

CIF

Video Output

1 BNC Video Output

1 VGA Video Output

Audio Input

2 audio Input

Audio Output

1 BNC audio Output

Microphone

3.5mm MIC Interface

Total Frames

PAL : 100 fps / NTSC :

120 fps

PAL : 200 fps / NTSC :

240 fps

PAL : 400 fps / NTSC :

480 fps

Compression

Video: H.264 / Audio: G.711A

Record

Resolution

CIF: 352 x 288 (PAL) 25fps / 352 x 240 (NTSC) 30fps

D1: 704 x 576 (PAL) 25fps / 704 x 480 (NTSC) 30fps

Live Resolution

BNC: D1, 704 x 576 (PAL) / 704 x 480 (NTSC)

VGA: 1024*768

Playback

4D1 (6fps per channel) or

1CH D1 + 3CH CIF

Playback simultanously

1D1 Real-time + 7

Channels CIF Playback

simultanously

16 CIF real-time

Playback simultanously

Image Quality

6 Niveau's Optionally

E-Mail Alarm

Support

Mobile phone

Support (Windows Mobile, Symbian, iPhone, BlackBerry, Android)

Dual Stream

Support

HDD

1 SATA Interface (Support Max. 2TB)

Backup

USB 2.0 / Remote Backup

Network

RJ45 10M/100M Ethernet Interface

I/O Interface

USB for mouse

Other Functions

PPPoE / DHCP / DDNS / Network Time Protocol / BNC Sequence

Power Supply

220±30% V, 50±3% Hz / 110±20% V, 60±3% Hz

Power

Consumption

6.5W (Without HDD)

7W (Without HDD)

10W (Without HDD)

Work

Temperature

-10℃ ～ +55℃

Humidity

10% ～ 90%

Dimensions

325mm*200mm*55mm

Weight

4KG (Without HDD)

Model

VIS308(D)

VIS316(D)

VIS324(D)

Casing

1.3 U

Operation - system

Linux

Video Format

CIF / D1 Instelbaar

CIF

Video Input

8 ch video input

16 ch video input

24 ch video input

Video Output

1 BNC Video Output

1 VGA Video Output

Audio Input

8 ch audio ingang

16 ch audio ingang

8 ch audio ingang

Audio Output

1 BNC audio Output

Microphone

3.5mm MIC Interface

Total Frames

PAL : 200 fps / NTSC : 240 fps

PAL : 400 fps / NTSC : 480 fps

PAL : 600 fps / NTSC : 720

fps

Compression

Video: H.264 / Audio: G.711A

Recording

Resolution

CIF: 352 X 288（PAL）25fps / 352 X 240（NTSC）30fps

D1: 704 X 576（PAL）6fps / 704 X 480（NTSC）7fps

Live Resolution

BNC: D1, 704 X 576（PAL） / 704 X 480（NTSC）

VGA: 1024*768 / 1280*1024 / 1440*900

Playback

All channel playback and seperate playback (CIF/ D1)

16ch playback CIF

Image quality

6 Niveau's Optionel

E-Mail function

Supported

Mobile telephone

Is supported (Windows Mobile, Symbian, iPhone, BlackBerry, Android)

Dual Stream

Wordt ondersteund

HDD

2 SATA Interfaces

(Max 2TB per connection)

2 SATA Interfaces

(Max 2TB per connection)

2 SATA Interfaces

(Max 2TB per connection)

Alarm Input

8 Alarm Input

16 Alarm Input

24 Alarm Input

Alarm Output

2 Alarm Output

Backup

USB 2.0 / Remote Backup

USB 2.0 / Remote Backup / USB DVD Backup

Network

RJ45 10M/100M Ethernet Interface

I/O Interface

RS485

USB

Other functions

Watchdog / PPPoE / DHCP / DDNS / Netwerk Time Protocol / BNC Sequence

Power

220±30% V, 50±3% Hz / 110±20% V, 60±3% Hz

Power useage

8W (Without HDD)

10W (Without HDD)

Operating Temp.

-10℃ ~ +55℃

Humidity

10% ～ 90%

Size

405mm*310mm*55mm

Weight

5.5KG (Without HDD)

2. Installation

2.1 Installation environment

 Operating temperature is -10℃ ~ +55℃

 The unit must be placed horizontal during installation and use.

 It is recommended that the unit is placed in a well ventilated area for use.

 The unit should be at least 6 cm removed from the wall for an adequate cooling of the unit.

 If the unit is moved to a much hotter area it will shorten the life of the unit.

 Do not touch the powerswitch with wet hands.

 Make sure the device is connected to Ground in order of minimal shock risk.

 Make sure the power adapter is stable, prevents an abnormale voltage drop.

 Make sure no pieces of metal or liquids fall into the unit, this can cause a short circuit.

 The unit will not record when no hard disk is present in the device.

 Make sure you also keep the machine clean inside, this will expend the lifetime.

 Don’t connect or disconnect devices with the unit on, this prevents damage to the unit.

 If you turm of the unit use the switch on the frontpanel of the unit.

 When you finished installing the device, you will see that he recognizes the HDD. You must

format the HDD otherwise the unit will keep beeping. If you use a HDD from a PC then it

should already be formatted to FAT32 before placing it in the unit.

2.1.1 Details of installing the HDD

1. Recommended speed is 7200rpm.

2. The capacity should be at least 32GB or up to 2Tb.

3. The cables should be properly connected.

2.2. Check package

When you open the package make sure it is not damaged. If it is damaged, please contact your

dealer. If the device makes a damaged impression you should also contact your dealer.

3. Panels

3.1 The backpanel

Video in: connect your camera’s here.

Video out: connect your outgoing cables here for monitor or other connections.

Audio in: connect your audio cable here if you use audio.

Audio uit: connect your outgoing audio here for recording or other use.

VGA: connect your VGA monitor here.

MIC: connect your microphone here.

USB: this is the USB port for connecting a pc-mouse or a USB backup disk.

Ethernet: RJ45 internet connection.

Alarm: on this RS-485 connector you can connect the ptz RS-485 wires and alarm in/output wired.

12V DC voeding: 12 Volt power input.

On/Off: the switch for turning on/off the unit.

3.2 USB Backup interface

You can make a backup on your USB stick or USB backup HDD. You will need a USB device larger then

512Mb and FAT32 formatted.

3.3 Netwerk Interface

There is an RJ45 10M/100M adaptive ethernet interface available that allows the DVR to connect to

your PC or network. The ACT and LINK led’s indicate the status by the following:

Link (network speed indicator) from --- to --- 100M/10M

ACT (sending and receiving indicator) flasking means it will receive and send data.

If the you connect the DVR directly to the PC you need to use a cross-cable, when you connect the

DVR to your router you can use a parallel cable.

3.4 Alarm Input/Output connection

Alarm input: the input resistance is 22KOhm, the voltage for no 3.0-4.18Volt. If the voltage becomes

more then there is an alarm going on.

Alarm Output: Relay (240VAC/7A, 125VAC/10A, 28VAC/10A) normaly the relay is opened when an

alarm follows the relay will close. The DVR has a 12Volt output for a sensor.

If the sensor is too far away, you will need to suply it with a power suply on it´s own. The DVR cannot

suply a sensor over a long length of cable.

3.5 Het voorpaneel

S.N.

Name

Function

Power

Turn device on-off

2 Function buttons.

Main menu recorder setup

Playback(PTZ)

1. Press to gain access of the recording list, press

again to cancel.

2. If you press long you will ge tinto the PTZ mode.

Lock (auto)

1. Allows you to enter your login and lock the

system up.

2. When in PTZ mode this means `auto`.

Video Shift (Zoom+)

1. Allows you to move the image in real/time

playback.

2. When in PTZ mode this mean`zoom in`.

Video Format (Zoom-)

1. Switching between different video formats.

2. When in PTZ mode this means `zoom out`.

Image (Iris+)

1. Change setting according to each channel.

2. When in PTZ mode this means “iris +” .

Clear (Iris -)

1. Add and remove.

2. Alarm reset.

3. When in PTZ mode this means “iris –“

Up (Focus +)

Menu up.

When in PTZ mode this means “focus +”.

Down (Focus -)

Menu down.

When in PTZ mode this means “focus –“.

Return (Wiper)

Back to menu before.

When in PTZ mode this means “wiper use”.

3 Indication lights

Power

If this light is green it means that the device is in

operation mode, the light turns amber it is in standby

mode. Light off, the unit is off.

HDD

When light is flashing the HDD is in operation mode.

When this light turns on, you are using the remote

controle unit.

ALARM

Light on, then there is an alarm going on.

REC

Light on, the unit is recording.

NET

Light on, someone is logged in through the internet.

4 Arrow buttons

Slow playback

1. Moving the cursor.

2. Slowmotion play.

3. When in PTZ mode this means “up”.

Frame on

1. Moving the cursor.

2. Frame on.

3. When in PTZ mode this means “down”.

Rewind

1. Moving the cursor.

2. Rewind.

3. When in PTZ mode it means “left”.

Fast forward

1. Moving the cursor.

2. Fast forward.

3. When in PTZ mode it means `right`.

Ok/Play/Pauze

1. Select.

2. Play and pause.

3.6 Mouse control

You can also use the Mouse to control the device. This has many advantages and operating is a lot

faster and easier.

Action:

Result:

Right Mouse click

If you are already logged in, the result is a

shortend menu that will be displayed.

If you are not logged in, the password screen will

appear here, please enter 888888. This is the

deafault password. The deafault username is

`admin`.

If you are in a menu and you press the right

Mouse button you will return to the menu

before.

When you enter the date you get a software

keyboard, then press the right Mouse button it

will disapear.

Left Mouse click

When pushing the left button a menu will apear.

When pushing the icons in the menu you will go

to that menu item.

Controle and adapt the motion detection area.

An easy control for numbers and letters.

3.7 IR Remote control

Betekenis toetsen:

1.Power

14.9/WXYZ

27. Menu

2.Sound off

15. Call

28. VGA/TV

3.+, focus +

16. Log in/Log Off

29. F1

4. -, Focus -

17. Information

30. PTZ

5. rewind

18. Backup

31. Server Index

6. forward

19. Image / iris +

32. 2/ABC

7. Ok, play and pause

20. Shift / Zoom+

33. 1

8. back

21. Clear / iris -

34. 5/JKL

9. F2

22. Format / zoom -

35. 4/GHI

10. Auto

23. Record

36. 8/TUV

11. Wiper

24. up , Slow Motion

37. 7/PQRS

12. 3/DEF

25. left en backwards.

38. 0

13. 6/MNO

26. go down and frame

forwards.

39. * , Preset

3.8 Menu description

Instruction:

General settings

1. Dispay contrast settings.

2. Video format ( PAL, NTSC).

3. Recording overwrite.

4. Automatic close.

5. Resolution.

6. Language selection.

Time settings

Time and date settings.

Recording settings

Schema opname

Settings for time tables of recordings.

Recording parameters

1. Recording type: manual, table,

motion and alarm.

2. Define: CIF

3. Bitrate type: CBR, VBR

4. Bitrate grote: 100K,

128K,256K,512K, 1M

5. Picture quality.

6. Video Frame

7. Audio

8. Network, bitrate, quality, audio

Output settings

Display settings

1. Channel name settings.

2. Video marking.

3. Channel doubling.

4. Date setup.

5. Different OSD setup.

6. Video parameters.

7. Video input adjustment.

Sequence settings

Several sequence settings for live display

Video Matrix

Matrix settings

Alarm Setup

Motion detection

1. Alarm schedule.

2. Sensitivity levels (1 tot 5, 5 is the

highest).

3. Detection area settings.

4. Video loss alarm.

5. Channel doubling.

Sensor detection

1. Sensor ID.

2. Alarm schedule.

3. Attach to recording channel.

4. Call for PTZ position.

5. Channel doubling.

Alarm Output

1. Entire screen.

2. Buzzer output.

3. Alarm time.

4. Alarm type.

5. Recording time.

6. Alarm output doubling.

Email settings

Possible events input.

Network settings

IP settings

Server name settings, DNS Server, IP adress

and network ports.

PPPOE

Dial up settings and password settings.

DDNS

choose DDNS server.

COM setting

COM settings

Keyboard adress, type series, COM, device,

baudrate, date bit, stop bit and parity bit

PTZ Setup

PTZ Protocol, speed en adress code

System

management

Users management

1. Adding and removing of users.

2. Changing the different settings for

the users.

Back up settings

Supported backup

HDD Management

Shows state of all HDD in device.

Factory defaults

Reset device to all factory defaults.

Systeem

informatie

System information

Shows all Information about the system.

recording Status

Shows recorded Information from each

channel.

Alarm status

Shows all Information from each alarm

from each channel.

Log information

Shows log Information.

Menu of the right

Mouse button

Mainmenu

To mainmenu.

Changes from channel

Video zoom

Directly to live zoom in

PTZ

To PTZ menu

Alarm reset

Resseting the alarm

Video parameter

Video parameters settings

Log off

Shutdown

Shutdown device

Sound mute

Turn of sound

Restart

Restart the DVR

USB Update

Update theDVR

4. Device control

4.1 Power on / log in & out / log off

Power on: when you have connected the power cable, the light indicator will turn on to its standby

status. After pushing the power button on the remote controler for 3 seconds the DVR will turn on.

Power down: when the system is running, press the power button on the remote controler. Confirm

that you want to shut down the system, not long after that the systen will return to standby mode.

the system settings a login and auto logout system is build in the unit.

4.1.1 Keystroke login / logoff

When multiple DVR’s simultaneously at one point are being used other machines besides the one

you use could be effected by the remote controler, therefore each DSVR has its own personal remote

code. Under the button system managment from the local menu you kan fill in the serial number

corresponding to each remote and DVR.

Note: if the remote did not respond, one must check whether the feature and options are set

correctly.

4.1.2 login in to the system

When the system is logged off “ ”, push the login/lock button on the remote control orthe right

Mouse click. Then the next screen will come up asking for a user and a password to contineu:

Enter uour username and password. The user with the highest rauthorities is on top. Once the

correct Information is entered you press enter. Nect the incon “” will be adjusted bij “” and

the logged in user will be showed. Then one can contineu with the operations one wants to at the

level of the users authorisation.

1. The default username is admin and the password is “888888”.

2. When a three times incorrect password has been given, the device will Block futher input.

Push the “clear” button on the remote control to try the password again.

3. To use the username and password you can push the left button and a software keyboard

will apear. Here you can choose the right username and password.

Note: for safety, we recommend you to immidiatly change the default password to a personal code.

4.1.3 log out of the system and autolock

When logged into the system and the automatic logoff time is exeeced, the system will automaticly

log off. The settings for the auto logoff time can be configured in the “general settings” tab of the

recorder. One can also use the login / lock button on the remote control or by right clicking on the

Mouse.

4.1.4 Main menu

When the user succesfully loggede in, you can press

the menu button on the remote. The main menu is

displayed on the screen.

4.2 Generals settings of the recorder

4.2.1 General settings

 Overwrite :

We encourage you to use the overwrite mode of the DVR. If

and when the harddrive is full of data, the DVR will

automaticly overwrite the oldest (by date and time) images.

When this is not set, the DVR will give a alarm sound and the

DVR will stop recording all images because the harddrive is

full.

 Auto locking :

When the auto locking is turned on the device will lock after the set period ( 1-10 min.) For instance,

when a lock time of 3 minutes is instituted and nothing will happen with the DVR (movement of

Mouse or other input) the DVR will lock itself and can be unlocked by using your password again.

 Video format

The user can choose between PAL or NTSC. For Europe one uses the PAL system input..

 Resolution

Supports VGA output resolution: 800*600, 1024*768, 1280*1024, 1440*900 these are adjustable.

 Display contrast

This option provides you to set the transparency of the menu. Number 5 gives you a non transparent

menu, number 1 gives you the most transparent menu.

4.2.2 Time setup

 Time setup

After logging in, user scan use the “general setup” to navigate to “setup time”. This feature is for the

current system time adjustment. The date is based on

the calender, the dy will change when the date is

changed.(Note: check time before using the system,

all recording use a time and date stamp if not set

propperly one has difficulty to find the right recorded

images).

 Netweork time control

NTP: NTP(Network Time Protocol) means that time is

beeing altered by the remote time server..

The standard server is hk.pool.ntp.org, port: 123,tijd

zone is GMT+08:00.

U have to sellect “NTP” before you can use this feature

1. The system support 26 timezones to be set according to the timezone that applies to the location

of the recorder.

2. Its is not recommend to change the default server adress.

3. Ports and timezones are optional.

4.The system is automaticly set to the time interval that the user has selected.

5. The DVR needs access to the internet to activate the NTP..

4.3 Recording settings

4.3.1 Recording parameters

Before the recording funtion is enabled, it is importained that you First set up the recording

parameters. These settings are related to the video playback functions, backups etc. after logging in

you select “recording setup” and then “record parameter”, use this interface as follows:

 Channel nr: the customer can choose the

channel by pressing “+”,”-“ on the remote

control or with Mouse button.

 Recording mode: the recording parameters

will be active in the selected recording

modes..

 Difine: CIF / D1 is adjustable.

 Code stream type: one can choose VBR or

CBR.

VBR: When the video is compressed, the

system can dynamically adjust the compression bit according to the measured light change.

This saves disk space and data will be transfered faster over the internet.

CBR: The compression bit rate remains constant even when the amount of light changes. The

characteristics of CBR is that you always have good compressed images and that you can

estimate better use of the disk space and network bandwith.

 Code stream: set the compression pressure for vast changing images. One can choose

between: 100K, 128K, 256K, 512K, 1M (at CIF is the maximum 1M, Note: the higher the

change, the hogher the bit rate should be set).

 Video quality: there are 6 levels to determine the video quality (highest, higher, high,

medium, low, lowest).

 Audio: on /off audio switch to activae or deactivate the audio.

 Dual Streams

1. The settings for the local stream are applicable to the main stream. These settings affect

the absorption of the main stream and the network stream.

2. The settings for the network stream to the network sub stream. These settings affect the

functionality of the network stream.

 Pre-record time: the 4 recording modes support the pre-recording features, the standard

pre-recording time is 10 seconds. The adjustable range is from 0 to 30 seconds. Partly

because of the VBR (variable bit rate), the final pre-recording time differs from the one set.

 Delayed recording time: the recording time after a sensor or other alarm is triggered, default

duration is 30 seconds. The range is from 0 to 180 seconds.

4.3.2 Manual recording

After logging in, click on the menu in the left corner or press the record button on the remote

control. The screen will look like this:

When the channel number is yellow/orange the manual

recording has started, otherwise the number will be a

gray color. When a channel is manually activated it will

contineu recording until you deactive it manually again.

When the power to the system has been cut of the

system will start recording again once the power comes

back with the same settings.

4.3.3 Schedule recordings

in order to set recording schedule, follow the instructions below:

1. Select corresponding channel number.

2. Select the recording day, and set the recording

times in the bar by dragging the Mouse. A

double click on the left Mouse button will

cancel the selection.

3. Choose save to save the settings, the top one

can duplicate the settings to the other

channels.

4.4 Output settings

4.4.1 Screen settings

After logging in one chooses “main menu” and then”output setup” -> “display setup”, use the screen

as follows:

These settings are used to channel parameters such

as name, mask video, video settings, v=channel

name, position and OSD settings.

1. Channel name:

 The channel name can be up to 16

chinese characters and up to 32 english

characters and numbers.

 Customize the Mouse: double-click to

open the keyboard. Click on AND to show

the english entry.

 Change the remote control: press # to change the input method.

 Channel name is fixed to the upper left side of the channel, the channel name position

can be changed by dragging it to the position that is prefered.

 When the channel settings are beeing copied the channel name will be left out.

Mask area settings:

In some cases of recordings, user sensitive or private areas of the camera screen can be masked, for

example the position of the pincode input on a ATM.

Each channel support up to 4 masked areas.

 Turn on the video mask setting to use this feature. Click on the video area to highlight mask

settings and adjust.

 Click the left button to the left corner and then to the right corner.

 Set with remote controler; press the direction key to move the cursor, press “ok” to give in

the start position. Then move the cursor to the end position and press”ok”again. Press

“clear” to remove the selected area.

 Back to the interface channel settings and press save to store

changed data.

 The selected area is active in the live and manual recording modes.

2. Video settings

After logging in one chooses “display setup” and then ‘video para”or use

right click Mouse and then click on “image”.

 Standard video parameters: brightness(128), contrast(128),

saturation(128) and hue(128).

 Channel nr: used to switch channels, all channel scan be usede

directly.

Adjustment method:

(1) Select the parameters you want to change, then press the “+”,”- “ button on the remote.

(2) Left Mouse click “+”,”-“ to change the settings, the “+”,”-“ on the interface, increase or decrease

the value.

(3) Video input changes

Video input changes: change the black edges of each channel. The video input is normally with black

edges. The recorder may reduce the black corners by moving the image on the screen in order to

display Information more effectively.

Horizontal line: set the positive.

Vertical line: set.

4.4.2 Preview of digital zoom

Setup method:

After logging in, right click the screen to enlarge. Then click the wheel of the mouse, left click the

start point and then you go to the end and click again. Double click the left mouse button to cancel

the area. You press the right mouse to the digital zoom mode.

4.4.3 Cruise sequence

This function is used to generate a tour among the different channels. Users can use the channel

numbers, sequencing and sequence interval division Speedy choose. The interface looks like this:

 Sequence format: 1ch, 4ch, 9ch screen.

 Sequence Channel Number: The user can set channel number sequence, the sequence

channel number must be greater than the selected division.

 Sequence interval time: range is 3 to 60 seconden.

Note: The sequence function is only active when the system is in "lock" status.

4.5 Alarm settings

4.5.1 Motiondetection

1. After logging in, clicking on the "main menu" and then "Alarm setup", the interface looks like this:

When analyzing the real-time video, the system can determine whether something has changed on

the screen or not. If one likes to have a change that a recording is started, one can set motion

detection.

The user can adjust the settings for motion detection

time pattern, the schedule setting, the detective area,

the alarm output and whether an audio alarm will

activate when it detects movement. The specific setting

for motion detection is done as follows:

(1) After logging in, one goes to "main menu" then

"Record Setup" then to "record parameter"

corresponding to the other channel pre-shooting and

shooting delay settings.

(2) Select the channel which is recording the movement.

(3) Set the time schedule (The specific settings are

found under the heading schedule recording ).

(4) Select sensitivity: The sensitivity for motion

detection is adjustable and the sensitivity is higher in

proportion as they increase the value of 1 to 5. When

the motion of the current channel is removed, the

system will jump in alarm and start recording. When

the sensitivity is low, such as "1" then the recording

will only start to major change. At "5", the system will

record all changes at small image.

(5) Set the detection area:

Before you activate the motion detection, one would

have to determine the detection area. If the picture is changed in these areas, this is detected, and

enter the alarm state recorder. The yellow highlighted area to detect the field.

- The area set with the remote control is done by using a directional keys to set the startpoint

and the endpoint. Press the confirm button to save your settings. Left Mouse Click to view

the status of the motion detection area to be set. Then you press the return / previous to the

recording settings without saving or you press save / save the settings to activate.

- The area set with the mouse: left click with the mouse for the starting position of the area to

be determined, then click another point to determain the end point. Then the selected area

is shown. Double click left to delete the selection. Then you press the return / previous to the

recording settings without saving or you press save / save the settings to activate.

(6) Alarm Output Setup: The button will turn yellow when the alarm output function is activated with

deactivation the button is gray.

2. Video loss alarm

By default, the DVR is set when a signal interruption occurs, an alarm buzzer is activated. There are 3

ways to set an alarm output, these are audio buzzer and full screen. You can click on information to

see the emergency status.

4.5.2 Alarm Sensor setup

The following steps should be performed to setup a sensor:

(1) After logging in, one goes to "main menu" then "Record Setup" and then go for "record

parameter" for the settings interface to open the alarm recording, set the corresponding channel,

pre-recording and the recording time.

(2) Select "Main Menu" then "Alarm setup" and then "sensor", open interface for alarm recording,

the interface looks like this.

(3) Choose sensor type.

(4) Choose sensor number.

(5) Set the active period (the specifics can be found under the piece of chart settings). Left Mouse to

set the start and then drag the mouse to the endpoint.

(6) The recording channel can be linked to an alarm, we recommend that each channel corresponds

to a sensor, so the alarm recording files can be found by channel. A yellow button means that there is

a link for alarm recording, a gray button means there is no link.

(7) Alarm output settings: you can select the alarm output button. (Yellow is on, gray is off).

The system supports a recall to a preset point function when an alarm is triggered. (it is a

requirement that the camera supports preset). The settings you make as follows:

1. Click "PTZ preset point" to PTZ preset interface bands, there you can set the preset point.

(Note: the range for a PTZ preset is 1-255, 255 means close. If you copy the channel settings,

the settings are not copied along with it!) after this one should save to save the data.

2. In the "COM Setup" interface you can set the communication type, COM device and the baud

rate. In the PTZ setup interface can be the

protocol and address of the PTZ setup.

3. Switch to the channel you want to set the preset

points. Press the "PTZ" button on your remote

to the PTZ controller mode to enter. Then press

"PRESET", enter the preset number as in step 1

and click the preset to save. Return to the

previous menu to cancel.

4.5.3 Alarm Output

After logging in, you go to "Alarm setup" and then

"Alarm output" to the alarm output interface. This

interface is as follows:

The "Alarm output" interface contains the following options: sensor type, alarm to full-scheme, to

alarm buzzer, Audio Alarm, Alarm Output Time, alarm output active time.

Sensor type: normaly open, normaly closed.

Alarm to Full Screen: When the system is multiple images, the screen will automatically extend

to the channel when the alarm is activated.

To alarm buzzer: when the alarm is activated, the buzzer sounds.

Audio alarm when the alarm is activated, the audio output is to be activated.

Alarm outputtime: inspection (2~300s),the standaard is 30 seconds.

Alarm active time: the standard schedule is 00:00-23:59 for every day.

4.5.4 Email Setup

After logging in, it goes through "main menu" to "Alarm Setup" then to "Email Setup" to go, the

interface looks like this:

Email setup settings:

(1) Activate the Email upload, select the related email.

On alarm (video loss, motion detection, sensor

detection) trigger, the DVR will automatically send

emails to an email account.

(2) Set the SMTP server, default is smtp.126.com..

(3) Enter the username and password of the mail

account.

(4) Enter the email adress of the SMTP server.

(5) Enter the email address of the recipient. Multiple

addresses can be placed through a separate stabbing

"," back in place. Up to 256 characters in this window

can be placed.

(6) The default port is 25, on normal conditions no change is needed here.

(7) Set the email upload interval time, which is the time interval to send alarm information to the

target mail. The recorder upload only once every selected time interval, it can take snapshots and

send them in .jpg format.

(8) After saving the settings, the selected recipient (s) will receive the reports of the recorder when

an alarm is activated.

Note: If the mail can not be sent, one must determine whether the recorder has access to the

Internet, and whether the mail server, it can work. Some providers block port 25.

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Visco VIS308D User manual

Brand: Visco

Model: VIS308D

Category: Digital Video Recorders (DVR)

Type: User manual

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