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Connections (continued)
Clamping the cables
step 1. Put the supplied cable clamping band into the clamper hole on the rear panel.
• There are 2 clamper holes on the unit, for power cable and USB cable.
step 3. Pull the edge of the cable clamping band until it stops.
step
2. Put the cable to be clamped through the cable clamping band as illustrated below.
• Face the serrated surface of the band inside.
Connecting to an analogue video cassette recorder
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To VIDEO OUT connector
To AUDIO OUT connector
Commercially available audio cable
Commercially available video cable
To AUDIO IN connector
To VIDEO IN connector Analogue video cassette recorder
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Table of contents
- 2 Caution and care
- 8 Contents
- 10 Flowchart
- 10 Flowchart for connection and settings
- 12 Major operations and their functions
- 12 Front view
- 14 Front view (inside of the door)
- 15 Loading/Ejecting a DVD or CD
- 16 Rear view
- 18 Connections
- 19 Alarm recording connection
- 20 Clamping the cables
- 20 Connecting to an analogue video cassette recorder
- 21 Optional items
- 21 Recommended items
- 22 How to set the menus
- 22 Setting the menus
- 22 Setting the menu using a mouse
- 22 Setting the menu using the front panel buttons
- 23 Displaying a menu screen
- 23 Closing a menu screen
- 23 Selecting an item
- 24 Inputting numbers
- 25 Symbols in the menus
- 26 Setup Wizard
- 28 Menu chart
- 28 User Menu
- 30 Setup Menu
- 37 System Menu
- 39 Search
- 39 Selecting the search function
- 39 Select Source Device
- 39 Search by Time and Date
- 39 Search by Alarm List
- 39 Find data storage location
- 39 Search by Book Mark
- 40 Search by Motion
- 41 Copy Data to Copy 1 Drive/Set Copy 1 Drive
- 42 Copy Data to Copy 2 Drive/Set Copy 2 Drive
- 43 Copying the data of this unit to a video cassette
- 44 Playback software
- 46 Information
- 47 Protect Data
- 48 PTZ Control
- 48 PTZ control using the menu
- 48 PTZ control using the front panel buttons
- 49 Recording
- 49 alarm recording
- 49 Pre-alarm recording
- 51 Alarm Input
- 52 Emergency Recording Setup
- 52 Emergency recording
- 53 Long pre-alarm recording
- 53 Audio Recording Setup
- 54 Timer
- 55 Overlapped timer settings
- 56 Motion Det
- 56 Pattern B
- 58 System
- 58 Time/Date Setting
- 58 Menu Language Selection
- 58 Rear Terminal Setting
- 58 Mode Out Settings
- 59 Call Out Settings
- 59 Key Sound
- 59 Buzzer
- 60 Password Setting
- 60 SIMPLE LOCK
- 60 Activating the simple lock
- 60 Releasing the simple lock
- 60 PASSWORD LOCK
- 60 (level 1 to 3)
- 60 Registering the PASSWORD
- 61 Activating the PASSWORD LOCK
- 61 Releasing the PASSWORD LOCK
- 61 Changing the PASSWORD
- 61 to SIMPLE LOCK
- 62 operation table
- 62 Camera number button operations
- 62 SPLIT buttons operations
- 62 SEQUENCE button operations
- 62 DIGITAL ZOOM button operations
- 63 ZOOM, and camera number buttons
- 64 Multiplexer Setting
- 64 Output A Settings
- 65 Output B Settings
- 66 Alarm Display Setting
- 66 Covert Camera Setting
- 67 On Screen Display Setting
- 67 On Screen Information
- 67 Camera Title
- 68 Recorder Title
- 68 Monitor Output Adjust
- 68 Reset to Factory Setting
- 69 Menu Data
- 69 Load Menu Data
- 69 Save Menu Data
- 70 COM/LAN
- 70 RS-232C Setting
- 70 RS-485 Setting
- 71 LAN (Communication) Setting
- 72 PTZ Setting
- 72 PTZ Camera Confi guration
- 72 Confi guration Check List
- 73 Service Info
- 73 System Log List
- 73 Elapsed Operating Time
- 73 Disk Information
- 74 Restore
- 74 Export Drive 1/2 Confi guration
- 75 Memory
- 75 Add/Remove HDD Device
- 76 Notes for using the external device
- 76 Attaching the HDD and setting the ID number
- 76 Add/Remove DVD/CD Drive
- 77 Data Management Setting for Main Memory
- 78 Recording Data Readout Setting
- 79 Data Clear
- 79 Main Storage Memory
- 79 Copy 1/Copy
- 80 Other convenient functions
- 80 Various playback functions
- 80 Playing still frames
- 80 Shuttle viewing/direct shuttle viewing
- 80 Shuttle hold
- 80 Frame-by-frame playback
- 80 Reverse playback
- 80 High-speed fast-forward/high-speed rewind
- 81 Changing playback intervals
- 81 Simultaneous playback during recording
- 81 Playback the latest recorded contents
- 81 Triplex playback
- 82 Registering the picture
- 82 Registering a bookmark
- 82 Picture copy
- 83 Functions of the unit in case of power failure
- 83 Power failure compensation circuit
- 83 Power failure reset recording
- 83 unit is turned OFF
- 83 RESET button
- 84 Operation examples
- 84 Operation example
- 90 Basic operations
- 90 Basic multiplexer functions
- 90 Multiplexer buttons
- 91 Basic manual recording
- 91 recording
- 92 Basic playback
- 93 Basic search
- 93 Search by Time and Date
- 94 Search by Alarm List
- 95 Communications by Web Browser
- 95 The personal computer product requirements
- 95 Connections
- 95 Login
- 96 Main Menu
- 97 Live Monitoring
- 98 Playback
- 98 Time Search
- 99 Alarm List Search
- 99 Image Search
- 99 Confi guration Menu
- 100 User Registration
- 101 Recorder Title & Camera Titles
- 102 E-mail Setup
- 103 Access Mode Setup
- 103 Clock Setup
- 104 Logout
- 104 Change Login User
- 105 Recording time table
- 105 Continuous recording time table
- 106 Troubleshooting
- 108 Warnings and CALL OUT output
- 108 Warnings and their appropriate countermeasures
- 110 Check sheet
- 126 Glossary
- 126 cameras and recording rate settings
- 127 Specifi cations