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Welcome
Welcome
A personal welcome to you from the management and employees of Inter-M
All of the co-workers here at Inter-M are dedicated to providing excellent products with inherently good
value, and we are delighted you have purchased one of our products.
We sincerely trust this product will provide years of satisfactory service, but if anything is not to your
complete satisfaction, we will endeavor to make things right.
Welcome to Inter-M, and thank you for becoming part of our worldwide extended family!
* It can be heated up if you use this product in closed box or ill-ventilated place.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
expose the unit to rain or moisture.
*Do not install this equipment in a confined space such as a book case or similar unit.
*The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids, such vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.
*Worded: “WARNING FOR YOUR PROTECTION PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING-WATER AND MOISTURE: Unit should not be used near
water(e.g. near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc). Care should be taken so than
objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.”
Service Instructions
*Worded: “Caution: These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform
any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.”
*Location: Instruction Manual.
NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely
to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the
presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within
the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to
persons.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operation and maintenance
(servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying
the appliance.
Caution: To prevent electric shock do not use this (polarized) plug
with an extension cord, receptacle or other outlet unless
the blades can be fully inserted to prevent blade exposure.
Attentions: Pour prévenir les chocs électriques ne pas utiliser cette
fiche polarisée avec un prolongateur, une prise de courant
on une autre sortie de courant, sauf si les lames peuvent
étre insérées à fond sans en laisser aucune partie à
découvert.
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Contents
Contents
Welcome ..........................................................................................................................................2
Precautions (Warning) in manipulation of the set ..................................................................................5
Before getting started..........................................................................................................................6
Safety Notice .....................................................................................................................................6
System Components.......................................................................................................................8
System Introduction
1. System Features .............................................................................................................................9
2. Major Functions .............................................................................................................................9
3. Precautions Before Getting Started...................................................................................................9
Front Panel ....................................................................................................................................10
Rear Panel .....................................................................................................................................12
Remote Control .............................................................................................................................14
DVR Monitoring Program
1. Monitoring Screen(Initial Screen)...................................................................................................15
1-1. Monitoring(Live) View ...........................................................................................................16
1-2. Submenu..............................................................................................................................16
1-3. Pan/Tilt Camera Control .......................................................................................................17
2. System Setup ...............................................................................................................................20
2-1. Camera Setup ......................................................................................................................22
2-2. Record Setup ........................................................................................................................24
2-3. Event & Motion Setup............................................................................................................26
2-4. Storage & Backup.................................................................................................................28
2-5. Network Setup......................................................................................................................30
2-5-1. IP Setup......................................................................................................................30
2-5-2. DDNS........................................................................................................................30
2-5-3. Service Port ................................................................................................................31
2-5-4. Event Server ...............................................................................................................31
2-6. System Setup ........................................................................................................................32
2-6-1. System Information......................................................................................................32
2-6-2. Password Setup ..........................................................................................................33
2-6-3. Date & Time Setup ......................................................................................................34
2-6-4. Pan/Tilt Setup.............................................................................................................35
2-6-5. System Upgrade .........................................................................................................36
3. Search Function ...........................................................................................................................37
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1. Default Screen and Using the Functions ........................................................................................40
1. Monitoring Screen....................................................................................................................40
2. Camera Selection.....................................................................................................................41
3. Screen Split/Screen Conversion ................................................................................................41
4. Two-way Audio (DSR-815/1608 does not Supports it) ...............................................................42
5. Audio Volume Control..............................................................................................................42
6. Index Information Windows......................................................................................................42
7. Function Buttons.......................................................................................................................42
7-1. Environment Setup ............................................................................................................43
7-2. Server List Management ....................................................................................................44
8. Function Tab Buttons ................................................................................................................46
9. Connection/Disconnection........................................................................................................49
10. Quit......................................................................................................................................50
2. Search Function...........................................................................................................................51
1. Search Window.......................................................................................................................51
2. Search Screen Split ..................................................................................................................52
3. Index Information Window .......................................................................................................52
4. Function Tab Buttons ................................................................................................................52
5. Play Control.............................................................................................................................54
6. Time Table...............................................................................................................................55
7. Function I ................................................................................................................................56
- Search Setup .........................................................................................................................56
- Book Mark ............................................................................................................................57
8. Function II................................................................................................................................58
- AVI Conversion......................................................................................................................58
- Snap Shop ............................................................................................................................59
- Panorama .............................................................................................................................60
- Event(Smart) Search ...............................................................................................................61
- Quit......................................................................................................................................61
3. Image Analysis ...........................................................................................................................62
Automatic Remote Control
1. Automatic Remote Connect AgentView ..........................................................................................65
2. Remote Connect Screen Interlocked with UCM................................................................................66
Copy(Downloadng) Data in Remote .........................................................................................67
Specifications ................................................................................................................................70
Supplement
A. Understanding of Dynamic IP .......................................................................................................71
B. Register flow IP server user............................................................................................................72
C. Install an additional hard disk (HDD).............................................................................................76
D. Recording Time Table...................................................................................................................79
E. Recording size and recording size calculation method ....................................................................80
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Precautions(Warning) in manipulation of the set
Precautions(Warning) in manipulation of the set
CAUTION
Please reset date and time in the set when setting up it for a first time.
Security system was built in the set, and especially the HDD in it is very sensitive to shock or
static electricity.
Normal operating temperatures are from 0 to 40 degrees centigrade.
Keep away from a high temperature and a high relative humidity when stocking the set.
Save data before unplugging or turning off the power supply.
Our company shall not responsible for data stored in the hard disk.
Our guaranty shall not cover a fault being caused by a customer.
Always back up important data.
Only HDD of the ATA type is adoptable to be added up when changing HDDs (In maximum,
3 units are possible to be installed additionally).
Be cautious that sticker or label attached on the set may become off or damaged will cause a
direct fault.
Distributor or user should pay attention that this system has been registered for an electromag-
netic compliance of business purpose. If wrongly sold or purchased, please exchange it for
home use only.
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Safety Notice
Safety Notice
1. Precautions before installing the system
- Disassemble the packing and then place the system on a dried and plain floor.
- Install the system a place where it ventilates well.
- Keep away electromagnetic waves or a strong magnetism (for example, speaker, etc.) from your
installing place.
- A place where it sun shines directly or it is near to heating device is not suitable for your installing place
in order to protect the system against direct sunlight or strong heat.
- A place where it is exposed to outdoor or it is cold is not suitable for your installing place.
- Be careful that you will not be injured from an installing tool or equipment on the installing place.
- A place where it has strong vibrations or a high relative humidity is not suitable to install the system.
- Check up the voltage before connecting to power cord.
- Dispose the vinyl pack after disassembling the packing. (Keep away from children, if a child puts on it
on the head, it will be vary dangerous.)
2. Cautions in use of the system
- If you disassemble the system to repair, in some cases, you may not be available to get a repair and
maintenance. Therefore, you should contact your distributor when the system will get out of order.
- Before using the system, please read this manual thoroughly.
- If you disassemble the system, you may not be available to get an after sales service. You should con-
tact the customer support center when the system will get fault.
- Do not touch an electric outlet or power cord with your wet hand.
- Pat attention that power cord shall be plugged in electric outlet correctly.
- Do not wipe the system with a alcoholic substance such as thinner or benzene.
- Do not touch any terminals being exposed to the exterior.
- Operate the system in a place where it ventilates sufficiently.
- Do not disassemble or repair the system arbitrarily.
- Do not put a heavy object on the system upper part.
- Do not move the system while operating it.
- A repetition of power on and off without system off during an operation may damage the HDD.
- When the system gives out fumes or odor immediately switch off the power supply and then contact
your distributor to get a technical support and repair and maintenance.
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Before getting started:
Before getting started:
The Operating Instructions incorporate the methods for operating or configuring the DVR system.(hereinafter
referred to as “the system”) And the programs. Before using the system, please read this manual thoroughly.
After disassembling the packing, please confirm the parts and contact to your distributor if you may have a
question. Cautions on safety (You must check up the following articles.)
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Manufacturers Guarantee
This system is guaranteed against failure within 1 year of the purchase date.
We reserve the right to replace components prior to the replacement of the complete system.
Do not attempt to repair any internal components as this may void warranty.
This guarantee does not cover instances of system abuse, physical damage or other issues beyond the
manufacturers control.
In the event of any failure, contact your supplier.
Free maintenance or replacement service is not applicable if:
1. The system was damaged due to user error or abuse.
2. The user did not follow the instructions in the user guide.
3. The rated voltage and frequency specified in the user guide were not observed.
4. Replacing of consumables or cleaning of the system is required.
5. System failure following repair by unauthorized personnel.
The consuming width shift and equipment cleaning are excepted from maintenance conservativeness.
After the free maintenance period has expired, you can have your system upgraded or repaired by your
supplier. Should you require these services, please ask your supplier for more information.
- Please note other terms and conditions may vary with different suppliers.
- You should quote the information above when requesting maintenance or service.
Product Name
Product Number
Supplier / Telephone
Date of Purchase
Guarantee Period
Customer Name
Information Address
Telephone
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System Introduction
System Introduction
What is a stand-alone DVR?
It signifies an all-in-one DVR in which an independent system was realized and DVR function was built in.
SYSTEMATIC FEATURES
1. Stability
- Stand alone type DVR system based on the embedded system electronic OS.
- Data are stored in OS and software flash memory, and Watchdog mounted.
2. Convenience
- Support a mouse, applied with GUI in which user’s convenience was focused.
- USB port and A/V output were disposed on the front to give convenience to user.
- Support various interfaces including mouse/jog/shuttle/remote control/front key.
3. Expansion Capabilities
- Basic 250GB HDD supplied.( additionally expanded to 3 HDDs in maximum.)
- Remote monitoring software of Inter-M DVRs (UCM).
- Support Explorer Viewer.
4. Technology
- Realized GUI (Graphical User Interface) based on the Embedded System OS.
5. Performances
- Diversified display outputs (VGA, Composite, video/audio on the front, and support 16 channel LOOP
OUT, DSR-1608: 16 channels, DSR-815: 8 channels)
- Support 4 channel audio input and 1 channel audio output
- Support data backup and software upgrade.
- Monitor through the network./SW upgrade and flow IP.
- Timelaps/Interlock with an event/Record a post event
- Set up a recording per camera, day of the week, or time
- Outer sensor mounted to survey a movement.
MAJOR FUNCTIONS
- It can monitor real time video images from 16 cameras.(DSR-1608: 16 channels, DSR-815: 8 channels)
- It offers various user control interfaces, including mouse, jog shuttle, and key pad + remote control.
PRECAUTIONS BEFORE GETTING STARTED
- Upon factory delivery, administrator’s password was not used but the password was input with “1234”.
- When setting it up for a first time, please confirm date and time, if not confirm to actual time, please reset.
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Front Panel
Front Panel
1. POWER LED: It signifies power On or Off state.
NETWORK LED: It signifies network status.
EVENT LED: It signifies an event generation state.
REC LED: It signifies when hard disk runs recording.
2. JOG KEY: It makes playback by unit of frame and is utilized to move an item on the menu.
SHUTTLE KEY: It makes playback by speed multiplication of frame (at a high speed) and is utilized to
change values on an item of the menu.
3. CHANNEL KEY
It selects a numeral button and channel. (Select a channel number and click on “ENTER” and then the
channel will be selected.)
4. RECORD KEY: It makes starting or terminating to playback the whole channels forcibly regardless of any
schedule recording. (Force recording takes priority over scheduled recording.)
MODE KEY: It changes divided screen states (1/4/9/16).
SEARCH KEY: It converses into the searching screen. (It will be selected when playback a recorded
image.)
ALARM KEY: It sets up On/Off mode of alarm by manual.
MENU KEY: It converses into the menu screen. (It will be selected to modify a system configuration.)
PTZ KEY: It changes PTZ Control Mode.
5.
In the menu mode, it moves Cursor and changes a value. In the live screen, it selects an audio channel.
(Up:1Ch, Right: 2Ch, Down :3Ch, Left 4Ch, Pause: Delete a sound.)
In the Pan/Tilt mode, it controls a Pan/Tilt. /In search playback, it is utilized to control a playback.
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6. ENTER KEY: It is utilized as the select button when set up a menu.
RETURN KEY: It is utilized as the button to return to a previous menu or terminate it when set up a menu.
7. AUDIO OUTPUT TERMINAL
Audio output terminal(RCA).
8. VIDEO OUTPUT TERMINAL
Video output terminal (RCA).
9. USB TERMINAL
It is utilized to back up using USB terminal. (USB 2.0 support)
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Rear Panel
Rear Panel
1. AC INPUT
This is the terminal to connect AC power outlet.
2. VIDEO INPUT
This is the terminal to input a camera. (16 channels/8 channels)
3. LOOP OUT
This is the Camera Output terminal. (16 channels/8 channels)
4. RS-485
This is the terminal to control a PAN/TILT camera.
5. ALARM OUTPUT
This is the Alarm Output terminal. (4 channels)
6. SENSOR OUTPUT
This is the Alarm Sensor Output terminal. (16 channels/8 channels)
7. LAN
LAN terminal to connect the network.
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8. USB
USB terminal.
9. AUDIO INPUT
Audio signal input terminal (RCA). (4 channels)
10. AUDIO OUTPUT
Audio signal output terminal (RCA). (1 channel)
11. VGA
VGA video output terminal.
12. MONITOR OUTPUT
This is the terminal to output a composite video signal.
13. CAMERA TYPE
This is the terminal to set up a camera type. (NTSC/PAL)
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Remote Control View and Description
Remote Control View and Description
1. ESC (RETURN)
It is utilized as the button to return to a previous
menu or terminate it when set up a menu.
2. ENTER
It is utilized as the select button when set up a menu.
3. 0 ~ 9
It selects a numeral button and channel.(Select a
channel number and click on “ENTER” and then
the channel will be selected.)
4.
In the menu mode, it moves Cursor and changes a
value. In the live screen, it selects an audio channel.
(Up:1Ch, Right: 2Ch, Down :3Ch, Left 4Ch,
Pause: Delete a sound.)
In the Pan/Tilt mode, it controls a Pan/Tilt. In
search playback, it is utilized to control a playback.
5. RECORD
It makes starting or terminating to playback the
whole channels forcibly regardless of any schedule
recording.(Force recording takes priority over
scheduled recording.)
6. MODE
It changes divided screen states.(1/4/9/16)
7. ALARM
It sets up On/Off mode of alarm by manual.
8.
It changes the 4 Channel screen states.
9.
It changes the 9 Channel screen states.
10.
It changes the 16 Channel screen states.
11. SEARCH
It converses into the searching screen.(It will be selected when playback a recorded image.)
12. PTZ
It changes PTZ Control Mode.
13. MENU
It converses into the menu screen.(It will be selected to modify a system configuration.)
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DVR Monitoring Program
DVR Monitoring Program
1. Monitoring Screen (Initial Screen)
The following LOGO screen will appear when the power is switched on the system.
- The system initialization will go on after the LOGO screen appears.
- The following monitoring image screen will appear when the system initialization has been finished normally.
(It takes approximately 60 seconds to display the system monitoring image screen after power ON.)
When a new HDD is installed, upon an initial booting it takes more time to initialize HDD newly added.
(HDD newly added is available after having formatted it only.) (Refer to page 27.)
When exchange HDD installed in an existing equipment for a new HDD, it will take more time to initialize
the new HDD and the system and then to appear a live image. (Based on 25oG, it takes approximately
10 minutes.)
Please contact your distributor when a live video will not be output continually.
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1-1. Monitoring (Live) View : Shows the Camera image and camera connection information.
[ Camera Infomation ]
1) Camera Name : Displays the Configured Camera name.
2) Alarm status : Displays the Alarm status.
3) Record status : Displays the Record status.
(E: Emergence Mode, C: Continuous Mode, S: Sensor Mode, M: Motion Mode, A: Emergence+
[Continuous Or Sensor Or Motion])
4) Index Information Window : Display the Hard disk information, current Date/current Time
Change a save capacity, date, or time indication: Click on the wheel button of the mouse or select
RETURN (ESC) Button of the front (remote control).
1-2. Submenu : The following menu will appear when mouse displace in the direction of the bottom of
the screen (date and time indication).
Camera Name
Alarm Status
Record Status
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Splits the screen into 1 section.
Splits the screen into 4 sections.
Splits the screen into 9 sections.
Splits the screen into 16 sections.
Manually Reverses the screen.
Manually Forwards the screen.
Automatically switches the screen.(default value : 3 seconds)
Searches recorded image or Audio.
Control a Pan/Tilt Camera.
Configures the system.
1-3. Pan/Tilt Camera Control : It controls a pan/tilt camera.
(It will be normally operated when Pan/Tilt setting has been finished in “P/T/Z” setting of the system
sub menus of the setting.)
- Select on the sub menu.
[ Front Key or Remote Control ] : Select “PTZ” key.
- Click on the channel you desire to control.
[ Front Key or Remote Control ] : Select ENTER key after you displace the key you desire using the
lateral direction key .
- PTZ has the following GUI.
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1) P/T/Z utilizing the mouse
Utilizing the Pan/Tilt sub menu, it is the method that the menu appears when mouse go in this area but it
disappears when the mouse go out of the area.(It is the same method both in a live screen and Playback
menus.)
(1) Pan Left/Pan Right/Tilt Up/Tilt Down : After the whole screen has been divided by 9 parts of shape,
Pan/Tilt will be done making each of rectangles to be conformed with the direction clicked on.
(2) Zoom/Focus : On the menu bar, select “Zoom” or “Focus” key and then it will be controlled by
utilizing the wheel of mouse.
Zoom : (WHEEL UP) : zoom in (see nearly), WHEEL DOWN : zoom out (see far away)
Focus : (WHEEL UP) : focus Near, WHEEL DOWN : focus Far
(3) Speed
It assigns a speed of Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus, having a value 1~10. Change a value utilizing the mouse
after clicking on a speed numeral of the edit box using the mouse.
(4) Preset
Preset number : Select a preset number.(Change a value utilizing the wheel of the mouse.)
“Set” : Saves a current camera position and a preset number selected.
“Clear” : Deletes a preset number currently selected.
“Go” : Moves a camera on the preset number selected.
2) P/T/Z utilizing the front key and the remote control.
(1) State information indicator that controls it utilizing the front key.
In PTZ mode, it does not appear. But it appears when you press PTZ button of the front key and it
disappears when you press it again. And it truns as follows if the state indicator appears. It is the state
information indicator that shows up a current state when utilizing the front key.
(It is not an area where to be input from the mouse.)
In he front key, “when you click on the
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(Pause) button each, it changes mode according to the order
[Zoom] [Focus] [Speed] [Preset:001] [Zoom] ... as shown in the following figure.
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In each state, it runs as follows when you click on the button.
(2) Use the preset by utilizing the front key
In the preset state as you click on the numeral key of the front key each, the next numeral will appear
according to the numeral key you press. Range of the preset numerals are from 1 to 128. When a
numeral exceeding the range is input, it will be neglected. For example, you input 3, 4, 5 in sequence,
it will input until 34 but not accept 5. In order to input again, while pressing until 34, after pressing
one of , and and, ENTER and PTZ Key, you should press again a numeral key then. Of course,
when you press key, the current camera position will be saved in number 34 of the preset, and
when you press key, the reset position number 34 will be deleted, and when you press ENTER key,
the camera will displace the position of number 34 then. PTZ key will disappear the state indicator for
manipulating the front key. Other than, if you run Pan/Tilt or the mouse, it will make disappear it.
Therefore if you press and , it will execute one of the functions (Zoom, Focus, Speed, Preset)
pursuant to a current state then.
(3) Use others of the front key
- Pan Left/Pan Right: Each utilizes the directional and key
- Tilt Up/Tilt Down: Each utilizes the directional and key.
- Enter key: It the state indicator appears on the screen and the current state is of the preset, it make
the camera to move to the preset position of current number. Of course, it will make to move
provided that the preset number is already set up.
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(Pause button): If the camera doest not move currently, as explained in the foregoing, when the
state indicator appears, it circulates Zoom->Focus->Speed->Preset, when Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus runs
currently the button acts as the stop button then. If you run Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus by utilizing the
front key, it will continue the running until you will press
button.
3) QUIT the P/T/Z mode.
Mouse : Click R-button of mouse.
Front key : “Return” key.
Key (–) Key (+) Key
Zoom Zoom-Out Zoom-In
Focus Focus-Far Focus-Near
Speed Decrease a speed of Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus Increase a speed of
Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus.
Preset Save a current position in the number Delete the preset information in
currently indicated.(It overwrites the currently indicated number.
saved in an existing number.)
Pan/Tilt Reducing a speed, continues to run Increasing a speed, continues to run
Operting Pan/Tilt being done currently. Pan/Tilt being done currently.
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2. System Setup
The system configuration is the menu that sets up an operating method by conforming with an installation
place when running your DVR system.
You should refer the following.
Authentication stage (confirmation of password) : To change set values of the system, it must proceed the stage.
(The Default password is “1234”)
- Select a place with the right button of the mouse, input your password with the mouse wheel (Up /Down)
and then select the OK button.
- Upon delivery of the product, it was set up to proceed the authentication stage before utilizing. The
principal password is “1234”.
- In the password setting of the system configuration, you can change whether the authentication stage will
be utilized.
The setting menu consists of 6 ones.
A set value will be saved when you select the1111 “Save” button after having finished to set up a
menu.
Upon factory delivery, the setting value is to save 16 cameras at all times. And your camera use,
recording method, and schedule should be set up according to your field situations.
After finishing to change the configuration, change the changed value by clicking on the 1111button.
When you click on the button, it will terminate a current environment setting window.
When terminating to set up a menu, the screen may flicker.
Manipulations of the remote control attached to the product conform with those of the front key.
(It was designed to set up and control more easily by supporting the mouse.)
If you run DSR-1608/DSR-815 with the same method, camera input channel (16/8 channels)
and sensor input (16/8 channels) will be different in the designed values.
(This manual was made on the basis of DSR-1608.)
The mouse key is defined as follows.
- When you click on the right button of the mouse in the live screen, the menu is appeared.
- When you click on the right button in menu sate, the menu terminates.
- When you click on the left button of the mouse, it selects the corresponding menu then.
- After selecting a menu in the menu item, you change a menu value by utilizing the Wheel button.
The menu setting button key by utilizing the front key and the remote control is defined as follows.
- Set up a menu: Select “MENU” key
- Displace the menu: or “Short” key.
- Change a menu value: or “Jog” key.
- Select Menu: Select “MENU” key.
- Cancel Menu: Select “RETURN” key.
The front Key and the remote control Key run as the same method.
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