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USER MANUAL

Index 

USER MANUAL 

Chapter 1: DVR Features ....................................................................................................................................2 

DVR Features.....................................................................................................................................................2 

Chapter 2: Layout ................................................................................................................................................3 

2.1 Front Panel (Details please refer to the real product)...................................................................................3 

2.2 Rear Panel (Details please refer to the real product.) ................................................................................3 

2.3 Remote Controller (Only for reference).......................................................................................................4 

Chapter 3: DVR Installation................................................................................................................................5 

3.1 Installing Hard Drive....................................................................................................................................5 

3.2 Camera and Monitor Connection .................................................................................................................5 

3.3 VGA Output (optional).................................................................................................................................5 

3.4 Power Supply connection.............................................................................................................................5 

Chapter 4: System Boot ...........................................................................................................................................6 

4.1 System Initialization.....................................................................................................................................6 

4.2 Display mode................................................................................................................................................6 

Chapter 5: DVR Menu .........................................................................................................................................7 

5.1 Main Screen..................................................................................................................................................7 

5.2 Main Menu ...................................................................................................................................................7 

5.3 Display Mode ...............................................................................................................................................7 

5.4 Setup.............................................................................................................................................................8 

5.4.1 Camera ..............................................................................................................................................8 

5.4.1.1 Color.......................................................................................................................................9 

5.4.1.2 Title.........................................................................................................................................9 

5.4.2 Record ...............................................................................................................................................9 

5.4.2.1 Frame Rate ...........................................................................................................................10 

5.4.3 Motion Detection.............................................................................................................................10 

5.4.3.1 Sensitivity.............................................................................................................................11 

5.4.3.3 Email set...............................................................................................................................12 

5.4.3.4 DVR Name Setup.................................................................................................................12 

5.4.4 Sensor..............................................................................................................................................13 

5.4.5 Schedule ..........................................................................................................................................13 

5.4.6 Network...........................................................................................................................................14 

5.4.6.1 External Net Map .................................................................................................................14 

5.4.6.2 DDNS ...................................................................................................................................15 

5.4.7 Backup.............................................................................................................................................15 

5.4.8 System .............................................................................................................................................16 

5.4.8.1 Time Set................................................................................................................................16 

5.4.8.2 System Password..................................................................................................................16 

5.4.8.3 System Info...........................................................................................................................16 

5.4.8.4 Video Format........................................................................................................................17 

5.4.8.5 Log View ..............................................................................................................................17 

5.4.8.6 Log Set .................................................................................................................................17 

5.4.8.7 Disk Format..........................................................................................................................17 

5.4.8.8 Firmware Upgrade................................................................................................................17 

5.4.8.9 Noise Filter...........................................................................................................................18 

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5.4.8.10 Language Select .................................................................................................................18 

5.4.8.11 Spot Monitor Setup.............................................................................................................18 

5.5 Search Setup...............................................................................................................................................18 

5.5.1 Time Search.....................................................................................................................................18 

5.5.2 Event Search....................................................................................................................................19 

5.5.3 Urgent Search..................................................................................................................................19 

5.5.4 Record playback..............................................................................................................................19 

5.6 Motion Trace ..............................................................................................................................................19 

5.7 Area Zoom in/out .......................................................................................................................................20 

5.8 PTZ Control................................................................................................................................................20 

5.9 Rotation ......................................................................................................................................................20 

5.10 Audio........................................................................................................................................................20 

5.11 Quit...........................................................................................................................................................20 

Chapter 6: NetViewer Program.........................................................................................................................21 

6.1 Installation Procedure.................................................................................................................................21 

6.2 Program Main Interface..............................................................................................................................21 

6.3 Login- in System ........................................................................................................................................22 

6.4 Working Mode............................................................................................................................................23 

Chapter 7: Specification.....................................................................................................................................24 

Chapter 8: Appendix..............................................................................................................................................25 

8.1 System Connection Diagram......................................................................................................................25 

8.2 DVR Accessories (included) ......................................................................................................................25 

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Safety Instruction 

General safety 

1. Use proper power source. 

Do not operate this product from a power source that applies more than specified voltage 

(100-240V AC). 

2. Never insert anything metallic into the DVR case. 

Putting something into the DVR case can be a source of dangerous electronic shock. 

3. Do not operate in wet & dusty or use near water. 

Avoid places like a damp basement or dusty hallway. 

4. Do not expose this product to rain or use near water. 

If this product accidentally gets wet, unplug it and contact an authorized dealer immediately. 

5. Keep product surfaces clean and dry. 

To clean the outside case of the DVR, use lightly dampened cloth with water (no solvents). 

6. Provide proper ventilation. 

This DVR has a built in fan that properly ventilates the system. 

7. Do not attempt to remove the top cover. 

If there are any unusual sounds or smells coming from the DVR, unplug it immediately and 

contact an authorized dealer or service center. 

8. Do not attempt to remove the top cover. 

Warning: You may be subjected to severe electrical shock if you remove the cover of the DVR. 

9. Handle DVR box carefully. 

If you accidentally drop your DVR on any hard surface, it may cause a malfunction. If the DVR 

doesn’t work properly due to physical damage, contact an authorized dealer for repair or exchange. 

10. Use standard lithium cell battery. (NOTE: Manufacturer has preinstalled battery.) 

The standard lithium cell 3v battery located on the mother board should be replaced if the time 

clock does not hold its time after the power is turned off. Warning: unplug the DVR before 

replacing battery or you may be subjected to severe electrical. Properly dispose of old batteries. 

11. Install this product under good air circulation conditions. 

This DVR system contains a hard disk drive inside, which generates much heat during 

operation. Therefore, do not block air holes (bottom, upper, sides and back) of the DVR that cool 

down the system while running. Install or place this product in an area where there is good air 

circulation. 

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Chapter 1: DVR Features 

DVR Features 

• MPEG4 Compression. 

• Supports three recording resolutions: CIF, HD1 and D1. 

• Well Image Quality, High Definition. 

• Supports NTSC or PAL system. 

• SOC single chip, high stability. 

• LINUX operation system, fluent web transmission. 

• Supports Multiple record modes: Manual, Motion detection, Sensor trigger and 

scheduled recording. 

• Supports recording list search and advanced time search. 

• Supports spot output and dwell time (Sequential Channel Switch) Display. 

• Supports video loss alarm. 

• VGA output to Monitor (Optional) 

• Supports PTZ camera operations through built-in RS-485 port 

• Supports Password protection Function. 

• With IR Remote Control. 

• HDD Support up to 500GB. 

• Supports USB 2.0 Port (Optional). 

• Supports mouse operation. 

• Supports USB/CD/DVD backup. (Optional). 

• Supports Zoom in/out function in a special area. 

• Supports alarm video sent to Email. 

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Chapter 2: Layout 

2.1 Front Panel (Details please refer to the real product) 

1 HDD indicator 9 ►►Backup / FWD 

2 Power indicator 10 Display mode 

3 Channel select/Numeric Key 11 ◄ Move left 

4 Menu Key 12 ▲Move up 

5 ESC 13 ►Move light 

6 REC 14 ▼Move down 

7 ◄◄PTZ Control / REW 15 Enter 

8 ► Search / Play / Stop key 

2.2 Rear Panel (Details please refer to the real product.) 

8-CH Rear Panel 

16-CH Rear Panel 

1 Video Input 8 LAN port 

2 Video Output 9 PS/2 mouse port 

3 Audio Input 10 USB port 

4 Audio Output 11 Debug port 

5 RS-485/Sensor/Alarm port 12 VGA port 

6 Power switch 13 Power input 

7 S-VIDEO port 14 GND 

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RS485/Sensor/Alarm ports definition: 

Pin 1---12: sensor 1---sensor 12 

Pin 13&20&24&25: GND 

Pin 14---17: sensor 13---sensor 16 

Pin 18 &19: RS485 (18: RS485A, 19: RS485B). 

Pin 21&22&23: Alarm output (21: COM, 22: NC, 23: NO). 

2.3 Remote Controller (Only for reference) 

POWER Shut down DVR REC: Manual Record 

: 

2x2: 4 Display Quad mode on screen 

0~10: Select channel/Enter Number 

3x3: Display all 8-channel cameras on screen 

4x4: Display all 16-channel cameras on screen 

AUTO: 

Dwell time (Sequential Channel Switch) Display 

DISPLAY: Switch 

Display 

Mode; 

SEARCH: Search Recording; 

ZOOM: 

Zoom out/in a 

BACKUP: 

Backup recording event 

special area 

MUTE: 

On or off Audio output on the spot mode or Playback 

Mode; 

▲,▼,◄,►: Direction Arrows 

ENTER: Enter Key MENU: Menu 

PTZ: PTZ Control ESC: Exit 

Z+,Z-: Zoom in / out F+,F-: Focus Control key 

► : Starting Recording / Stopping Recording 

■: Stop and exit Playing Mode 

◄◄ FWD Key ►► REW Key 

◄ Next Frame ► Previous Frame 

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Chapter 3: DVR Installation 

3.1 Installing Hard Drive 

Note:Please do not take out Hard Drive when DVR is running! 

I. If your product does not come with a removable HDD drawer, please refer below: 

(1) Open DVR upper cover carefully; 

(2) Insert Power Cord and data cable into Pin of Hard Drive tightly; 

(3) Put the upper cover back carefully. 

II. If your product comes with a removable HDD drawer (optional), please refer below: 

(1) Take out the hard drive drawer from the DVR side panel; 

(2) Connect the power cord and data cable to hard disk; 

(3) Insert the HDD tray into DVR body tightly. 

3.2 Camera and Monitor Connection 

There are 8/16 camera inputs and 2 video outputs with BNC connectors (Refer to 2.2 Rear Panel), 

or Connecting S-video port to Monitor (Refer to System connection Configuration on Page 24.) 

3.3 VGA Output (optional) 

There is one VGA output connector. 

3.4 Power Supply connection 

Please only use the power adapter supplied with the DVR itself. 

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4.1 System Initialization 

Chapter 4: System Boot 

SYSTEM INITIALIZE… 

After connecting the power, the system will 

boot-up and start initializing. 

System will detect mouse, initialize file system 

and recording parameters etc. 

4.2 Display mode 

After finishing initialization, DVR will enter into 

Preview Mode. (Shown as left picture) 

Display of 8-CH DVR is three rows, three columns, 

and last channel at right corner of screen is blank. 

DVR Status bar lies on the bottom of screen, which 

shows Menu, Recording status, current HDD, HDD used 

ratio and system time etc. 

Menu: Press the [Menu] button to enter into the 

Main Menu, and you also could click the [Enter] key on 

Front Panel to enter into Main menu. 

REC:When the icon shows in blue color, that means DVR is on recording mode. 

HD1:current Hard Drive 

1%:indicates the percentage of hard drive being used 

System Time: display current system time 

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Chapter 5: DVR Menu 

5.1 Main Screen 

On preview Mode, press the [Menu] key on the 

bottom of status bar or [Enter] key on front panel to 

enter into Main Menu (Shown as left picture). 

5.2 Main Menu 

Menu Directory 

MAIN 

MENU 

5.3 Display Mode 

LIVE 

SETUP 

SEARCH 

MOTION 

ZOOM 

PTZ 

ROTATION 

AUDIO 

QUIT 

Camera 

Record 

Motion 

Sensor 

Schedule 

Network 

Backup 

System 

DVR supports several different display modes, e.g.: 2*2, 3*3, 4*4(8-CH DVR not support 

4x4 display), PIP (Picture-In-Picture), press [display mode] key to switch display mode. 

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5.4 Setup 


On preview mode, press [MENU] key or click 

“ ” key to enter into setup menu. 

The option allows you to setup parameters for 

Camera, Record, Motion and Sensor etc. 

5.4.1 Camera 

Channel: Press [◄ or ►] key to select channel. 

When selecting [ALL], that means configuring all 

channels at the same time. 

Color: In order to get the best video image, the 

option allows you to adjust parameters such as 

brightness, saturation, contrast and hue etc. For detail 

setup, please refer to section 5.4.1.1. 

Title: the option allows you to define the name of each camera. For details please refer 5.4.1.2 

PTZ protocol: Press [◄ or ►] key to select protocol, including Pelco-D & Pelco-P. 

PTZ baud rate: Press [◄ or ►] key to adjust baud rate, including 600,1200,1800,2400,4800, 

9600 and 19200. 

PTZ address: Press [◄ or ►] key to adjust physical address of PTZ camera, can be changed 

from 0 to 255. 

Event popup: When alarm triggered with one channel, DVR will make this channel enlarge to 

full screen for designated time, can be changed from 1 to 10 seconds or off. 

Main rot. time: Define the dwell time for single channel full screen show when rotation function 

is turned on. You can use [◄ or ►] key to select, can be changed from 1 to 10 seconds or off. 

Covert recording: Select “ON” to mask replaces the live image with a blank screen, and the 

monitor shows nothing but recording is still on. 

Press [MENU] button to save parameters, press [ESC] key to abort modification and exit. 

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5.4.1.1 Color 

Move cursor to the “COLOR”, press [ENTER] key 

or click “ 

” to enter into color setup interface. You 

can use [◄ or ►] key to adjust the values. 

Adjust the Contrast, Brightness, Hue or Saturation 

for each channel. The level is from 1 to 99.The default 

value is 50. 

Sharpness: Select ON or OFF. 

Press the [Enter] button to save parameters, and then press [ESC] key to abort modification and 

exit. 

5.4.1.2 Title 

Move [▲ or ▼] key to [Title] Menu and press 

[Enter] key to enter into title setup interface. On the 

setup interface, move [◄, ►, ▲ or ▼] key to select 

numeric key or character and then press [ENTER] 

key to confirm. Press “shift” key to switch lowercase. 

Press “Backspace” key to delete. 

Note: The title support up to eight characters or 

numbers. 

5.4.2 Record 

Move cursor to “RECORD” icon, press [ENTER] 

key to enter into record sub menu. 


While selecting [ALL], it means configuring all 


Resolution: Use [◄ or ►] key to select 

CIF(100Frames), HD1(50Frames) or D1(25Frames). 

Pre record: Set the pre-record function ON (10M) & OFF. When pre-record is activated, the 

DVR will record 10M before alarm /motion triggered 

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Note: Only when channel is set to “ALL”, system allows you to setup resolution and pre-record). 

FPS: Set record frame rate of each channel. Details please refer to section 5.4.2.1. 

Quality: The option supports four levels: low、standard、high、highest. Higher record quality 

shows smooth images, but requires more hard drive space. 

Record mode: Press [◄ or ►] key to adjust record mode such as off (no record), always 

(continuous record), motion (motion record), sensor (sensor record), schedule (scheduled record). 

Audio: To bind one audio channel to a designated video channel, can be changed from 1 to 4 or 

off. 

Schedule: When record mode is schedule, schedule option is active. DVR supports up to five 

schedule1 (schedule1- schedule5). 

Press [MENU] button to save parameters or press [ESC] key to abort modification and exit. 

5.4.2.1 Frame Rate 

Move cursor to “FPS” menu and press [Enter] key 

to enter into frame rate setup interface (shown as left 

picture). 

On CIF mode, total frame rate is 100 frames, and 

on HD1 mode, for 50 frames, on D1 mode, for 25 

frames. 

You could select to manually setup frame rate or 

system automatically allocate. 

Press [▲or▼] key to adjust value. Press [Enter] button to save parameters; or [ESC] key to abort 

modification and exit. 

5.4.3 Motion Detection 

Move cursor to “MOTION” icon, press 

[ENTER] key to enter into motion setup menu. 


While selecting [ALL], it means configuring all 


Motion enable: Turn on or off motion detection 

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function. 


Sensitivity: Supports up to eight levels, from 1 (the lowest) to 8 (the highest), default is 4. 

Motion area: Set motion detection area. Press [Enter] key to enter into motion area setup 

interface then press [MENU] key to set up area. 

Post record time: Define the recording time when motion is detected, and the post record time 

can be changed from 5 、10、15to 60 seconds or off. 

Buzzer time: Define how long buzzer will sound when motion is detected, and the Buzzer time 

can be changed from 1 to 60 seconds or off. 

Alarm time: Define how long external alarm will last when motion is detected, can be changed 

from 1 to 60 seconds or off. 

Motion trace: indicates whether screen will display the motion trace or not when motion is 

detected. When motion detection is on and there is motion in detection area, the motion trace will 

display in red. 

Alarm Email: The option allows you to open or close the Email alarm function. 

DVR Name: Setup a DVR name for the DVR which have email advice function. 

Mail to: Set up a email address which receive a motion alarm video. (Refer to Chapter 5.4.3.3.) 

Mail from: set up a email address which send out a motion alarm video. (Refer to Chapter 

5.4.3.3.) 

Press [MENU] key to save parameters, press [ESC] key to abort modification and exit. 

Remark: Alarm email may be not available due to any delay or broken of network. 

5.4.3.1 Sensitivity 

Press [Enter] button to enter into Sensitivity 

Menu. 

Sensitivity: indicate sensitivity triggered by 

motion speed. 

Spatial: Indicates sensitivity to object cubage. 

Black Level:Indicates the sensitivity triggered by 

sheltered lens 

White Level: Indicate the sensitivity triggered by light shining 

All the above options support up to eight Levels, from level 1 (the Lowest) to Level 8 (the 

Highest). 

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Motion area: 


Press [Enter] key to save parameters, press [ESC] 

key to abort modification and exit.5.4.3.2 Motion 

Area 

Move cursor and select “Motion Area”, and then 

press [Enter] key to enter into motion area setup 

interface. 

Press [MENU] key to popup “select/clear/exit” 

menu, press [select] and [ENTER] key, move cursor 

to setup motion area. Green blocks represent the area that is not being detected while the transparent 

blocks are the areas under detections 

You also can select Mouse operation. Click right button of Mouse and select “select/clear/exit” to 

setup motion area. 

5.4.3.3 Email set 

Press[▲or▼] key to enter Title set menu (shown as 

left picture); 

To change titles, you can select characters by mouse 

or direction arrow on front panel. 

Click [Enter] key on the screen to confirm save and 

exit, [ESC] to quit save and exit. 

Remark: Please input standard email address to 

make sure email sent out normally. 

5.4.3.4 DVR Name Setup 

Press [▲or▼] key to move cursor to DVR Name 

and press [Enter] key to enter into the name set menu 

(shown as left picture): 

Click [◄ / ►/ ▲/▼] keys to select a character, 

and click [Enter] key to input the character. 

Click [Enter] key of keypad to save and exit the 

menu interface, or [Esc] key to quit saving. 

Remark: Please input standard email address to make sure email sent out normally. 

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5.4.4 Sensor 

Note: The DVR systems do not include external 

Sensor and Alarm. If need, please purchase it 

yourself. 

Move cursor to “SENSOR” icon, press [ENTER] 

key to enter into sensor setup menu. 

Sensor channel: Press [◄ or ►] to select 

channel. While selecting [ALL], it means 

configuring all channels at the same time. 

Sensor type: Supports Normal-Open and Normal-Closed. Press [◄ or ►] to select a type. 

Post record time: Define the recording time after sensor is triggered, the setting can be changed 

to 5 、10、15to 60 seconds or off. 

Buzzer time: Define how long buzzer will sound when sensor is triggered, the setting can be 

changed to 1 to 60 seconds or off. 

Alarm time: Define how long external alarm will last when sensor is triggered, the setting can be 

changed to 1 to 60 seconds or off. 

Email alarm: Turn on or off email alarm function 

DVR Name: the option allows you to setup the DVR name sent out alarm email to differentiate 

an email alarm DVR from the other type of DVR. (Refers to section 5.4.3.4) 

Mail to: Setup email address which can receive alarm email. (Refer to section 5.4.3.3). 

Mail from: Setup email address which can send out alarm email (Refers to section 5.4.3.3). 

Press [◄ or ►] key to adjust parameter values, and press [Menu] key to save the above settings 

and [Esc] key to quit saving. 

Remark: We can’t make sure a alarm email be sent out timely due to network delay or broken. 

5.4.5 Schedule 

Move cursor to “SCHEDULE” icon, press 

[ENTER] key to enter into schedule setup interface. 

System supports up to 5 schedules and you can set 

different record modes in different periods. This 

provides a very flexible way to setup record schedule 

according to your needs. 

Row means 24 hours for one day, column means 7 

day for a week. Move cursor to “SCHEDULE1” and press [◄ or ►] key to select a schedule, and 

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then press 1-4 buttons (1-always, 2-motion, 3-sensor, 4-cancel) to select record modes, press [◄ or 

►] to select time periods and press [MENU] key to confirm. Press [Enter] key to save parameters, or 

[ESC] key to abort modification and exit. 

5.4.6 Network 

Network Type: This option allows you to set system 

network type to DHCP or static. Once you set to static 

allocation, you will manually setup IP address, Gateway, 

Net Mask etc. If set to dynamitic mode, you will have to 

provide DHCP server, otherwise, DVR can’t capture IP 

address. 

Video port: Network access port number, default 

value is 3100. You change the port number as per your 

actual situation. 

Net mask: It refers to a subnet mask used to 

determine what subnet an IP address belongs to a 

number that is used to identify a sub network so that IP address can be recognized by a local area 

network. 

Gateway: The Gateway is usually housed at the ISP. The gateway connects networks that have 

different 

Protocols: The Gateway address is provided by your ISP. 

DHCP server: Domain server address. 

DDNS:refers to section 5.4.6.2. 

Web port number: These port numbers are used to communicate with PC client. It should be 

changed to another value. The default value is 80. 

Press [Menu] key to save the above parameter, or [ESC] key to abort modification and exit. 

5.4.6.1 External Net Map 

If you need to visit DVR via External net, you should setup the map address of video port and 

[All] and tick“ ” at Enable column. 

web port at the public Router of all network located 

in the DVR. 

Firstly open the website of router and enter into 

transmission standardvirtual server to setup 

service ports (included video port and web port).IP 

address of external net is same as the DVR IP 

address at intranet, As for Protocol, please select 

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5.4.6.2 DDNS 

If you require an external service to maintain a 

dynamic IP address enter the user information here. 

Note: DDNS only support www.3322.org 

DNNS Setup Procedure: 

1. You need to register a www.3322.org to get a 

free account and apply for domain name; 

2. Set DVR network parameters and DDNS Menu 

according to a local area network allocation; 

3. Put the DVR’s IP AND port number usable by your modem/router; 

4. Ensure domain name on the website have automatically captured IP address recognized by 

your router; 

5. Register your domain name on the website; 

Note: Press the“▲”、“▼”、“ ” and“ ” button to move cursor and “Enter” key to enter 

into. 

5.4.7 Backup 

When you insert USB into DVR or DVR comes 

with CD-RW device, this menu is available. Press 

[BACKUP] key on the front panel or move cursor to 

[BACKUP] icon and press [ENTER] key to enter into 

backup interface. 

Move cursor to disk、 channel、start、end and press 

[MENU] key to adjust parameters. 

After setting the above parameters, press [ENTER] key to start backup process. 

DVR supports AVI file backup, to use this function, just move the cursor to “AVI” and press 

[MENU] key to turn it on and then there’s a “v” mark. 

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5.4.8 System 

Select [System] menu to enter into the menu. On 

system mode, we can setup parameters on system time, 

password, system info, video format and Log view etc. 

5.4.8.1 Time Set 

There are three time format options. We setup 

different time format according to different zone. 

Date format: Asia YY/MM/DD; Europe DD/MM/YY; 

USA: MM/DD/YY. 

Press [◄or►] key to move cursor and press [▲or▼] 

key to adjust values. 

Press [ENTER] key to return parent menu and Press [MENU] key to save parameters or [ESC] 

key to abort modification and exit. 

5.4.8.2 System Password 

Input new password and confirm the password. The 

password supports up to eight characters or number. 

Detail setting methods please refer to the section 5.4.2.1 

5.4.8.3 System Info 

Firmware Ver.: DVR’s software version. 

DVR support 4 HDD. It shows HDD info, e.g. : HDD’s 

total capacity. 

HDD overwrite: ON/OFF. If you choose “ON”, 

recording continues and overwrites previous recordings 

when the hard drive is full. 

If you choose “OFF”, the recording process will stop when the hard drive is full. 

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5.4.8.4 Video Format 

Press[◄or►] key to select PAL or NTSC video 

output; and there are following options: 800*600、 

1204*768、1280*1024.You can also use [◄ or ►] 

key to select. 

5.4.8.5 Log View 

In this window you can check DVR’s related 

log information, e.g.: booting, motion detection、 

sensor triggered、manual record etc. 

5.4.8.6 Log Set 

Log set determines what information DVR 

will write into the system log file. 

Press [▲or▼] key to move cursor; press 

[◄or►] key to adjust values; press [ENTER] 

key to return parent menu. 

5.4.8.7 Disk Format 

System supports 4 HDD. Firstly 

select disk which you want to format, 

then press [ENTER] key to format the 

HDD. Be carefully, if you format the 

hard drive, it will erase all the data in the 

hard drive. 

5.4.8.8 Firmware Upgrade 

You can proceed firmware upgrade on DVR via U disk or Network. Please restart DVR and 

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estore all the factory default setting after successful upgrade. 


5.4.8.9 Noise Filter 

The Setting allows you to turn on channel noise 

filter function or not at time period. Red stand for On, 

and Green for Off. 

0-24 stands for one day. 

5.4.8.10 Language Select 

You can change the OSD language from the default language to other languages according to 

different area, if your DVR supports multi-languages. 

5.4.8.11 Spot Monitor Setup 

The setup menu allows you to setup parameters 

on auxiliary Output port. 

Channel Enable: indicates system will permit 

which channel can be output by auxiliary Output 

port. 

Rotation time: Set the dwell time for channel, the rotation time can be changed from 1 to 10 

seconds or off. Press [◄or►] key to adjust the values. 

Event popup: On or off. If event popup is turned on and DVR will make the channel enlarge full 

screen when this channel has alarm triggered. 

5.5 Search Setup 

DVR supports three search modes: Time search 、Event 

search and Urgent search. 

Press [SEARCH] key to enter into search menu. 

Select the recorded file and press [ENTER] key to play 

the file. 

5.5.1 Time Search 

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1).TIME SEARCH: Search the recorded

images according to the accurate time. 

Press [◄or►] key to move the cursor and press. 

[▲or▼] key to adjust the value 


5.5.2 Event Search 

2).EVENT SEARCH: Search the recorded 

images according to the recording type. 

Press [▲or▼] keys to select the file and press 

[ENTER] key to start playing. 

5.5.3 Urgent Search 

URGENT SEARCH: Search the manually 

recorded images 

Press [▲or▼] keys to select the file and press 

[ENTER] key to start playing. 

5.5.4 Record playback 

On playback mode, press [Display mode] key to change to preview mode . You can use the keys 

on the front panel or mouse to control play-back. DVR supports multiple speed (X2, X4, and X6) for 

rewind or fast forward play and also supports single frame rewind or forward play. 

NOTE: On playback mode, [◄and ►] keys on the front panel are used to control rewind or 

forward play frame by frame; [ESC] key is used to quit the play-back mode. 

5.6 Motion Trace 

Turn on or off motion trace function. When any object is moving on motion detection area, the 

trace which the object located at will display in red. 

Note: The function will be available only when turning on Motion detection, setting detection 

area and turning on motion trace. 

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5.7 Area Zoom in/out 


The option allows you to enlarge a special area and view the area more clearly. Select a channel 

and select the function. At this moment you could enlarge the selected area by sliding mouse. Click 

the right button of mouse or press [ESC] key to exit the [Zoom] function. 

5.8 PTZ Control 

Select PTZ channel you need to control, and press [PTZ] 

button on the front panel or select [PTZ] on main menu to open 

PTZ control interface. 

At this moment, you could click Z+&Z- keys to zoom out or 

in and click F+&F- keys to control focus function. 

5.9 Rotation 

The function allows you to rotate full display of each camera in turn. Before turn-on, you must 

setup the main rotation time in the channel setup menu. 

5.10 Audio 

Turn on or off audio output. 

Before turn on, please first setup video output has been bundled with audio output on record 

setup menu. 

5.11 Quit 

Shut down system normally. 

Remind:Please shut down HDD Recorder normally , not unplug power (especially recording),to 

avoid any damage to HDD. 

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Chapter 6: NetViewer Program 

6.1 Installation Procedure 

1. Insert the software CD into your CD-ROM drive; 

2. Open the CD file; 

3. Double-click the setup file to run the installation program; 

4. Follow up the instruction to finish the installation step by step. 

6.2 Program Main Interface 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 8 9 11 10 

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1. Net-viewer Program setup: Setup the software parameter; 

2. Network Connection: Press the button to connect or disconnect network; 

3. Stopping DVR record: Remotely stopping DVR manual recording function; 

4. Remote record: Manually start recording on remote DVR. 

5. AVI Record: Convert video stream to AVI file and save it in your computer; 

6. Backup: Backup the video stream to your computer with a special format; 

7. Live:Remote view Live image; 

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8. Playback:Remote playback DVR’s recording file; 

9. Play video: Playing backup video file; 

10. Upgrade: Remote upgrade DVR’s program; 

11. PTZ Control buttons:These button allows you to control PTZ cameras; 

12. Display mode switch: The button allow you to switch to different display mode. 

6.3 Login- in System 

1).Press “ 

” button to enter into below windows: 

Host Address: indicates Remote DVR’s IP address. If system have setup DDNS and External 

Net map,you hereby enter into Host name(included 3322.org). 

Video Port:indicates data transmission Port; 

Language Sel.:Select Language which you want; 

Net Status: The option allows you to setup network transmission speed; 

Max Channel: Select channel quantity according to DVR connected to channels; 

Local Record: indicate record save path; 

AVI Save: The option allows you to setup video size and source. For D1 format, you should 

select full frame rate; for HD format, select half frame rate, and for CIF format, you could select any 

one. At same time, Video source should match with DVR setting. 

AVI Codec: Select a AVI codec program to proceed video stream processing; 

After finishing the above setting, click [ok] key to confirm. 

2).Press“ ” button to pop up Login-in window, and input password to connect a network. 

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6.4 Working Mode 

1).Live monitor:After successful connection, click [Live] icon to enter into Live Mode, and then 

click “ PLAY” button to preview image. If you want to stop to preview, please click “ STOP” 

button to stop. 

On Live mode, system could proceed PTZ control. Firstly you should setup PTZ protocol, 

Baud rate and PTZ address on one channel, then enter into PTZ operation interface; next 

double-click the camera you want to control. At this moment, you could proceed PTZ control by 

clicking the button at the bottom of screen.. 

2).Remote playback: After successful connection, click [Playback] icon to enter into remote 

playback mode. 

Input a special time of recorded file that you want to search, and click [ Play] to remote play 

the record file. 

3).File Play: Click[File Play] icon to enter into file play mode. 

The function is usually used to play backup video file. Click [Open] button to open backup file 

for playing. During the playing, click [ 

Pause\Rew\Fwd\ playback. 

4).Program upgrade: Click [Upgrade] icon to enter into remote upgrade mode. 

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] key to control


Please click [Load] button to open the upgrade file. This moment the system will be prompted 

to remote login-in DVR, and click [ok] to start network upgrade. 

Remark: Please don’t shut down Net-viewer program until successful upgrade. 

Chapter 7: Specification 

8/16-CH DVR 

ITEMS 

Description 

System Format 

Video I/O 

Audio I/O 

Display 

Recording 

NTSC/PAL 

BNC 8/16-CH inputs/ 2-CH outputs 

RCA 4-CH inputs / 2-CH outputs 

Resolutions 

Feature 

Resolutions 

Feature 

NTSC:720×480@30fps(Each CH) 

PAL:720×576@25fps(Each CH) 

Full-D1,1/4/9/(16CH)/PIP/ Single-CH Sequence Display 

NTSC:720×480,720×240,360×240 

PAL:720×576,720×288, 360×288 

Frame rate adjustable 

Quality 

4 Level(Higher, High, Normal, Low) 

Audio 

Video 

Motion Detection 

Micro-processor 

LAN Port 

HDD Port 

Recorder Port 

Mouse Port 

PTZ Control 

USB Interface 

VGA Output 

IR Remote Control 

ADPCM2 Codec 

MPEG4 Compression 

Setting Area and checking Sensitivity 

32-bit RISC Processor 

RJ45 

Support SATA HDD up to 500GB 

Support SATA port and DVD+R recorder 

PS/2 

RS- 485 Port 

U Disk Backup or Upgrade 

Support VGA Output 

Support IR Remote Control 

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Chapter 8: Appendix 

8.1 System Connection Diagram 

8.2 DVR Accessories (included) 

Power Cord Power Adaptor User’s Manual Guarantee Card Quality Cert. 

CD Disk Remote Controller Batteries for RC Screws USB Cable(optional) 

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