DVR RANGE - COP Security

INSPIRE SILVER 

DVR RANGE 

User & 

ENGINEER Manual

User Manual 

Inspire Silver DVR Range 

Contents 

• Logging into the DVR 

• Mouse menu 

• Live viewing 

• Quick play 

• Search Playback 

• Smartphone viewing setup 

• Smartphone viewing 

• Copy to USB 

• Using Cop player 2 playback software 

• Connecting via PC and Apple Mac 

• DVR settings 

• DVR log 

• Local record over network 

• Copy over network 

• Playback over network 

• Talkback 

• PTZ control 

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Logging into the DVR 

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For a user to be able to use any of the DVR features the user must be logged into the 

DVR. 

To log into the DVR use follow the steps: 

Using DVR Front Panel 

Using IR Remote 

Using Remote Keyboard 

Using Mouse 

Press OK key 

Use ◄ ► keys to select username 

Using the number keys input password 

Press OK key to log in 

Press OK key 


Using the number keys input password 


Press OK key 


Using the number keys input password (enter button must 

be pressed after each digit IE: 1>enter>1>enter>1>enter etc) 


Click right mouse button 

Click ◄ ►buttons to select username 

Enter password by clicking number buttons 

Click OK button 

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Mouse menu 

To access mouse menu, click right mouse button. 

A. Hide mouse tool bar 

B. Access engineer menu 

C. Access playback menu 

D. Access the copy menu 

E. Enable / disable PTZ mode 

F. Audio on/off / Mute alarm 

G. Display installer information 

H. Display single channel full screen 

I. Display 4 channels 

J. Display 6 channels (8 and 16 channel DVR only) 

K. Display 9 channels (8 and 16 channel DVR only) 

L. Display 10 channels (16 channel DVR only) 

M. Display 13 channels (16 channel DVR only) 

N. Display 16 channels (16 channel DVR only) 

O. Start sequence display 

In PTZ mode the mouse can also be used to control the movement of the PTZ camera. 

To access mouse playback menu, click ► button on mouse menu (see above). 

Mouse menu 

A. Hide mouse playback bar 

B. Rewind 

C. Pause 

D. Stop 

E. Fast forward 

F. Frame advance 

G. Switch single/multi screen 

H. Mute 

I. Playback time & date 

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Live View 

Changing Display 

To change the camera display on the monitor, press “Display” key. Pressing the “Display” 

key multiple times will cycle through all the available screen layouts. If using the mouse 

press the right mouse button and select the desired multi screen view from the mouse 

menu. 

To bring up a camera full screen: 

DVR Front Panel 

• Press desired camera number key. 

Infra Red Remote 

• Press desired camera number key. 

Remote Keyboard 

• Press desired number key followed by “enter”. 

Mouse 

• Using left mouse button double click desired camera channel, 

or right click to display multi screen view. 

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Quick play 

The Quick Play feature is a playback method designed to make playing back footage 

from a short time ago faster. 

The default setting for quick play is 5 minutes, this can be changed from 1 - 99. If the 

minutes are changed the DVR will remember this setting until a power off has occurred. 

Front panel 

Use Up and Down arrow keys to navigate to 

the playback option 

Use OK button to enter playback method 

Use Left and Right arrow keys to select 

minutes setting 

Use Number keys to change minutes setting 

IR Remote 


the playback option 

Use OK button to enter playback method 



Use Number keys to change minutes setting 

Mouse 

Highlight playback option to enter using 

mouse pointer 

Click playback option to enter 

Click minutes field to bring up virtual 

keyboard and change minutes setting. 

Remote keyboard 

Use Up and Down arrow keys to navigate 

to the playback option 

Use enter button to enter playback 

method 



Use Number>Enter keys to change 


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Search Playback 

Playback By Time 

To access Playback enter the Playback menu and select required time. 


Press ►II key to enter search menu 

Press ◄►▲▼ keys to navigate 

Enter desired time and date using number keys 

Highlight Play button and press OK key to playback time 











Mouse 

Search Options 

Select Date 

Available 

Enter Time 

Press Right mouse button 

Press left mouse button on Play 

Enter desired date and time by left clicking in the Enter Time 

Field. 

Once desired date time is entered left click on Play 

This shows the current date entered in “Enter Time Field” 

This is the available recordings stored on the HDD(s) 

This is where the desired date and time are entered 

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Playback event 

To access Playback By Event menu enter the Playback By Time menu and select 

Playback By Event. 

Maximum of 200 events listed per search 




Press ◄►▲▼ keys to navigate to Playback By Event and 

press OK key 

Enter desired Start and End Times using ◄►▲▼ to navigate 

and number keys to enter individual values 

Select type of event to search for by selecting desired options 

in Record Type field 

To select or deselect an option highlight the option and press 

“OK” 

Highlight Search and press OK key 

Press ◄►▲▼ keys to navigate through event list 

When desired event is highlighted press OK key 



press Enter key 






“Enter” button 

Highlight Search and press Enter key 


When desired event is highlighted press Enter key to playback 

event 

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press Enter key 


and number keys to enter individual values (Must remember 

to press enter after each number) 




Enter button 

Highlight Search and press Enter key 


When desired event is highlighted press Enter key to playback 

event 

Mouse 

Press right mouse button 

Press left mouse button on Play 

Press left mouse button on Playback by Event 

Enter desired Start and End Times by left clicking in the Enter 

Time Field. 


in Record Type Field. To select or deselect an option press left 

mouse button on desired option. 

Press left mouse button on Search 

Press left mouse button on page selection bar to change 

page or page field on the right to input page number manually 

To playback an event double click the desired event in the list 

Search Options 

Enter Time 

Available 

Record Type 

Page Select 

Previous Day 

/Next Day 

This is where you enter the start and end times to search between 

Recording times available 

Which type of event to search for, options are Alarm, Motion, V-Loss or 

All 

If the amount of events returned in a single search is more than can 

be displayed at once then multiple pages of events are listed 

List events from next day or previous day 

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Playback control 

To control the various playback functions, you can use the following steps: 

Front Panel 

Press ◄►▲▼ keys to change playback speed and direction 

Press Display key to cycle through quad screens or full screen cameras 

Press number keys to bring it up camera full-screen (must be a camera 

in the current quad display) 

To forward the video by one frame at a time first pause the video then 

press the ► key. 

To exit playback press the Backup key 

Infra Red Remote Press ◄►▲▼ keys to change playback speed and direction 


Press number keys to bring it up camera full-screen (must be a camera 

in the current quad display, for channels 10 and onwards press 10+ key 

followed by number) 


press the ► key 



Move joystick ◄►▲▼ or use ◄►▲▼ keys to change playback speed 

and direction 


Press number keys to bring up camera full-screen (must be a camera in 

the current quad display and must press enter after entering digit) 


press the ► key or move joystick to the right 


Mouse 

Press right mouse button to bring up mouse playback menu 

Using left mouse button double click desired camera channel, or right 

click to display multi screen view. 

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Smartphone viewing setup 

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All Inspire DVRs can be viewed on smartphones if they are connected to the internet. 

Requirements 

Apple iPhone /iPad or smartphones using Android, Symbian or Windows operating 

systems 

GPRS, 3G or Wi-fi connection 

DVR connected to the internet 

Access to phone App store 

Connecting 

Connect the DVR to the internet. 

Install application 

Using the smartphone connect to your phones app store/market place. 

iPhone/iPad 

Search for vMeye, download and install this application (it’s free). 

Android 


Symbian 


Windows 6 

To connect to the DVR follow these steps: 

Run your phones Internet browser 

In the address bar type the DVR IP Address followed by /download.html 

Example: If the DVR IP Address is 192.168.0.100 then type http://192.168.0.100/ 

download.html 

When the web page loads choose the correct software for your phone and 

install 

Once installed run the application and add your DVR settings 

Click connect to connect the DVR 

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Smartphone viewing 

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Viewing the DVR 

This guide shows how to connect using an iPhone, but all smartphone apps require the 

same information to connect to the DVR. 

Start vMeye App 

Press Settings button 

Click Add 

Enter device name (for your reference) 

Enter the IP address of the DVR in to Address: (example 84.92.95.178) 

Enter the mobile port number in to PORT: 7050 (this is the DVR default) 

Enter a user ID and password 

Default user ID: Admin (case sensitive) 

Default password: 888888 

Press Save and you DVR settings will be saved 

Click DVR on device list 

Select camera to view 

On the free applications, you can only view live images one channel at a time. 

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Application Controls 

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D E F G 

A. Select channel to view 

B. PTZ control 

C. Select next channels 

D. Connect/Disconnect 

E. Take a snapshot and save to iPhone photos 

F. Settings 

G. App information 

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Copy to USB 

The DVR is capable of copying recorded footage via USB to a memory stick, external 

HDD or external CD/DVD disk drive. 

Copy By Time 


Press Copy key on front panel 



Select desired cameras to be copied 

Select desired File Type (◄► to select) 

Select desired device to copy to (◄► to select) 

Highlight Calculate and press OK to view estimated Data Size 

and Copy Time 

Highlight Copy and press OK to start backup 


Press Copy key 






Highlight Calculate and press Enter to view estimated Data 

Size and Copy Time 

Highlight Copy and press Enter to start backup 

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Highlight Calculate and press enter to view estimated Data 



Mouse 

Right click mouse to bring up mouse menu 

Left click Copy icon 

Enter desired Start and End Times by left clicking in the Select 

Time Field. 

Left click mouse on required channel boxes 

Select File Type by clicking ◄► icons to change 

Select device by clicking ◄► icons to change 

Press left mouse button on Calculate to view estimated Data 


Left click Copy to start the backup 

Copy Options 

Select Time 

Available 

Channel 

File Type 

Cop Player 

Device 

Data Size 

This is where the required Start and End Times for backed up video are 

set 

This is the available recordings stored on the HDD 

This is where the desired channels to be copied are selected 

This is where the desired file format for playback on a PC is set. If set 

to Cop then the backed up recordings will require the Cop Player 

2 software to be able to view the recordings on a PC. If set to AVI the 

recordings will playback in applications such as Windows Media Player 

on the majority of PCs 

This is the option to include the Cop Player 2 software on the backup 

media. If copying recordings as Cop format then Cop Player 2 is 

required to play the recordings back 

Select USB Media 

This estimates the total size of the backup in megabytes and amount 

of time required to perform the backup based on the entered 

parameters 

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Copy by event 


Press Copy key on front panel 


Highlight Copy By Event and press OK 



Highlight search and press OK 

Use ▲▼ to move up and down event list and use ◄► to 

change page 

Press OK on events to copy 


Highlight Calculate and press OK to view estimated Data Size 

and Copy Time 

Highlight Copy and press OK to start backup 




Highlight Copy By Event and press Enter 



Highlight search and press Enter 


change page 

Press Enter on events to copy 





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Mouse 

Press COPY key 


Highlight Copy By Event and press Enter 


and number keys to enter individual values (remember to 

press enter after each value) 

Highlight search and press Enter 


change page 

Press Enter on events to copy 





Right click mouse to bring up mouse menu 

Left click Copy icon 

Left click on Copy By Event 

Enter desired Start and End Times by left clicking in the Select 

Time Field. 


in Record Type Field. To select or deselect an option press left 

mouse button on desired option. 

Press left mouse button on Search 

Press left mouse button on page selection bar to change 

page or page field on the right to input page number 

manually 

To select an event to copy left click the desired event(s) in 

the list 





Copy Options 

Select Time 

Available 

Record Type 

Page Select 

Device 

Data Size 

This is where the desired Start and End times are entered for searching 

the event list 

This is the available recordings stored on the HDD 

Which type of event to search for, options are Alarm, Motion, V-Loss or 

All 

If the amount of events returned in a single search is more than can be 

displayed at once then multiple pages of events are listed 

Select USB device 

This estimates the total size of the backup in megaBytes and amount 

of time required to perform the backup based on the entered 

parameters 

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Using COP player 2 software 

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When making a backup to external CD/DVD or via USB media if the file format chosen is 

Cop then the Cop Player 2 software is vital in order to playback the recordings. 

After inserting the disk or USB media containing the copied recordings into a PC double 

click the Cop Player 2 icon. This will run the Cop Player 2 software. 

To open a file containing recordings click on the Open File icon 

Click on the file that you wish to playback and then click Open 

The Cop player software will now open and display the selected video file. 

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To bring a camera up full-screen, double click on desired camera or use the full-screen 

icon on the right hand side of the viewer. 

If required, the recordings can be converted to AVI format, this will enable them to be 

played back in most viewing applications such as Windows Media Player. 

To do this click on the video camera icon at the bottom of the viewer. 

Select the camera channel you would like to convert and if you wish to include audio. 

Then click next. 

When prompted, select a destination for the new AVI file to be saved. 

The AVI window will disappear and once the AVI conversion is complete the viewer will 

display a window to confirm it was completed successfully. 

There are also options to save a Snap Shot or Print Image in the bottom right of the 

viewer. 

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Connecting via PC or Apple Mac 

Connecting via Apple Mac 

Enter the Mac app store and search for “MeyePro”, once installed refer to page 13 

“Smartphone Viewing” for app connection settings. 

Note: Viewing on a Apple Mac currently only supports live viewing of the DVR, the 

features listed below for Windows PC’s are not currently available for Apple Mac. 

Connecting via Windows PC 

To start, open up Internet Explorer and type the DVR IP address into the address bar and 

press enter. (e.g. http://192.168.0.100) 

When connecting to the DVR for the first time, installation of the DVR Activex control is 

required. Usually a pop-up bar will appear. 

Right click on the pop-up bar and choose install. 

Note: Depending on internet explorer security settings the ActiveX control may not install, 

for further advice contact your network administrator. 

Once the ActiveX is installed correctly the user should be presented by the Inspire Log On 

screen. 

To log in the user must type both their Username and Password into the required fields. 

Note: Default Username is Admin (case sensitive) 

Default Password is 888888 

Once the required fields have been entered click login button. 

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Live Images 

Once logged into the DVR the user will be presented with the live images screen. 

A. Camera selection 

B. Playback 

C. Current view mode 

D. Talkback 

E. Mute audio 

F. PTZ control 

G. DVR settings 

H. DVR log 

I. Local record 

J. Copy 

K. Remote alarm relays 

L. Screen view selection 

M. Open/close stream 

N. Record status indicator 

DVR settings 

The device parameters feature allows the user to change settings that are saved on the 

DVR such as record settings, event settings and more. 

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DVR log 

The DVR keeps a log of events such as illegal power downs, motion detection events, 

alarm input triggers and more. 

The user can search for specific times or type of events using the options at the top of the 

window. 

The log can also be exported to the remote PC as a html file. This enables the user to be 

able to copy the log to a removable device or even email it. 

Note: Searching the full or large sections of the log may take several minutes dependant 

on amount of event entries. 

Local record over network 

If, when viewing the camera images over the network the user would like to save the live 

stream to the PC, the user can use the Local Record feature. 

To use Local Record click the Local Record button and select your file destination, how 

long to record the stream for and click Start Record. Local Record can be stopped at 

any time by clicking the Stop Record button. 

Note: The Cop Player 2 software will be required to playback remote recordings, this can 

be downloaded from the Copy Menu. 

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Copy over network 

If there are recordings on the DVR HDD that need to be retrieved remotely this can be 

done using the copy feature. 

To use the copy feature: 

Click Copy 

Enter required start and end times (available recordings on HDD are listed 

above start time drop down box) 

Select cameras to copy in Video Channel field 

Click Query Data Size to get an estimate of the total size of the requested 

recordings. 

Click Copy and choose file name and destination 

After save destination has been chosen the remote copy will start and the progress bar at 

the bottom of the screen will show the copy progress in percent. 

Full administrator rights may be required and UAC (User Account Control) must be 

disabled when copying over a network. 

Note: The Cop Player 2 software will be required to playback copied recordings, this can 

be downloaded by clicking the Cop Player button. Please also note that remote copying 

recordings can take a very long time depending on amount of cameras and amount of 

time requested. 

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Playback over network 

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Playback by Time 

The viewing of recordings stored on the DVR HDD can be done using the Playback 

feature. 

To playback images enter the desired time into the Play Time field on the right side of the 

browser and click play. 

To change playback screen layout click the screen icons on the left of the browser. 

Playback by Event 

To playback by Motion, Alarm or Video Loss event, click the Playback by Event button in 

the top right of the browser. 

Available recording times stored on the DVR HDD appear at the top right of the web 

browser. 

To search for an Event select a start and end time in the Start and End time fields on the 

right of the browser and click search. 

Note: Searches that exceed a 24 hour period may take a long time to return results 

To playback an event from the event list click the desired event to highlight it and click 

on play icon. 

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Talkback 

Broadcast 

If a microphone is also connected to the PC then when the user talks their voice will be 

broadcast out through the DVR audio output. 

Audio 

To listen to the audio from a required channel, select the channel in full-screen. The audio 

will now be played through the remote PCs speakers or headset, providing microphones 

are connected to the audio inputs of the DVR. 

Note: It is not possible to use broadcast when using audio microphones with camera 

inputs. 

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PTZ control 

The DVR web browser supports control of PTZ cameras if connected and programmed in 

the DVR. 

To use the PTZ feature single click on desired camera (green border highlights selected 

camera) then press the PTZ button. 

This will bring up the PTZ Interface 

PTZ Speed Select the speed in which the PTZ camera moves 

Note: This may be limited by the capabilities of the PTZ camera connected 

◄►▲▼ 

Zoom 

Iris 

Focus 

Preset 

Pan or Tilt the camera 

Zoom the PTZ camera in or out 

Open or close the iris (this will make the image brighter or darker) 

Adjust focus far or near 

Select preset position then click Go to move to position or Set to save 

current position as selected preset number. 

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INSPIRE SILVER 

DVR RANGE 

ENGINEER Manual

Engineer Manual 


Contents 

Hardware 

• Inspire DVR range 

• Connections 

• Connecting a mouse 

• Connecting PTZ cameras 

• Connecting Keyboard/PTZ 

• Alarm connections 

• Using front panel 

• Using infrared remote 

• Using a mouse 

• Using a remote keypad 

• Power up 

• Power down 

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Recording Settings 

• Normal record settings 

• Event record settings 

• Record time calculator 

• Disable/Enable recording 

• Recorded audio options 

• Audio CH multi screen 

• Record OSD options 

• Record schedule 

• Pre event recording 

• Post event recording 

• Watermark 

• Video loss recording 

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Quick Setup 

• Entering engineer menu 

• Exit engineer menu 

• Basic default settings 

• Network basic setup 

• Smartphone viewing 

System Settings 

• Language 

• Set time & date 

• Daylight saving time 

• Video standard 

• Set VGA/HDMI resolution 

• Key press buzzer 

• HDD overwrite 

• Add user 

• Change user access rights 

• Remove user 

• Change password 

• Information screen settings 

• DVR ID 

• DVR Name 

Display Settings 

• Set channel name 

• Channel name display options 

• Hide camera 

• Display colour setting 

• Mask setting 

• PTZ setup 

• Time & date display options 

• Display size adjustment 

• Time & date display position 

• Show record status 

• Set channels in use 

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Network Settings 

• Network type 

• Network details 

• Email settings 

• PPPOE settings 

• DDNS settings 

• Dual stream settings 

• Internet time synchronisation 

• UPNP 

• FTP 

• IP access 

Event settings 

• Alarm input type 

• Alarm output duration 

• Alarm actions 

• Full screen on alarm 

• Motion detect setup 

• Motion detect output duration 

• Motion detect actions 

• Full screen on motion detect 

• Video loss actions 

• HDD full actions 

• HDD error actions 

Maintenance 

• View log 

• Copy log 

• Format HDD 

• Software upgrade 

• Copy engineer settings to USB 

• Load engineer settings from USB 

• Load default settings 

• DVR configuration information 

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There are five products in the range: 

INS-DVR04SL 

4 channel with USB backup and maximum of 2000GB HDD. 





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Connections 

The connection details are common for all types of Inspire DVR. 

INS-DVR04SL, INS-DVR08SL & INS-DVR16SL 

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B E I/J G 

No fan required 

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A. Camera inputs 

B. Main monitor output (BNC) 

C. Main monitor output (VGA) 

D. HDMI input (16 channel unit) 

E. Audio inputs 

F. Audio output 

G. Ethernet network port 

H. USB port 

I. Alarm inputs 

J. Alarm outputs 

K. RS485 port (PTZ cameras and remote keyboards) 

Connecting a mouse 

A mouse is supplied with the Inspire DVR that can be connected to any available USB 

port on the DVR. 

2 x USB ports on the back 

The mouse is automatically detected when it is plugged in, it does not have to be 

plugged in during DVR start up. 

If the mouse is unplugged the mouse pointer will disappear after 30 seconds. 

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Connecting remote keyboard 

Remote keyboards are connected to the RS485 bus, there are two RS485 busses on the 

DVR. One is for remote keyboard connection and the other one is for connecting to PTZ 

cameras. Each RS485 bus is independent. 

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+ + - 

Tx- Tx+ 

Rx- Rx+ 

Recommended cable is Cat-5. 

Maximum cable run is recommended at 500 metres. 

More than one DVR can be connected and controlled by a single keyboard. However 

each DVR must have a separate ID or the keyboard will try to control multiple DVRs at the 

same time. 

See page 64 for DVR ID setting. 

Keyboard Setting 

DVR Setting 

Set the DIP switch on the keyboard 

There are no settings to adjust on the DVR. For multiple DVR configuration you need to set 

DVR ID, see page 64 for details. 

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Connecting PTZ cameras 



PTZ cameras are connected to the RS485 bus, there are two RS485 busses on the DVR. 

One is for remote keyboard connection and the other one is for connecting to PTZ 

cameras. Each RS485 bus is independent. 

RS485 

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+ 

Tx- Tx+ 

Rx- Rx+ 


Maximum cable run is recommended at 500 metres. 

PTZ Camera Setting 

The PTZ cameras must be set to operate on the same communication protocol as the 

DVR is set to (Recommended protocol is Pelco D 2400). 

Each PTZ camera must be set with an individual ID number. 

See PTZ camera instructions for details on changing these settings. 


The settings for the communication protocol must be set to match the PTZ camera, see 

page 71 for details of setting the DVR for PTZ use. 

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Connecting keyboard and PTZ camera 

If you want to control PTZ cameras & speed domes from both the DVR and the keyboard 

then both RS485 busses must be connected together. 

RS485 

RS485 

RS104 

(Included with keyboard) 

- - 

Tx- Tx+ 

Rx- Rx+ 


Maximum cable run is recommended at 500 metres for each device. 

DVR, PTZ camera & keyboard must all be set to the same protocol and baud rate. 

Keyboard Setting 

Set the DIP switch on the keyboard. 

PTZ Camera Setting 

Each PTZ camera must be set with an individual ID number. 

See PTZ camera instructions for details on changing these settings. 


For multiple DVR configuration, you need to the set DVR ID, see page 64 for details. 

The settings for the PTZ communication protocol must be set to Pelco D 2400 baud rate, 

see page 71 for details of setting the DVR for PTZ use. 

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Alarm connections 

Alarm inputs can be set for normally open or normally closed, the default setting is 

normally open. See page 109 for details on how to change the setting. 

There are four alarm inputs and two ground connectors on each DVR. 

Alarm inputs are activated in the following way: 

Normally Open 

Connect to ground to activate 

Normally Closed 

Remove connection from ground to activate 

Normally Open 

Normally Closed 

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G 

4 3 2 1 G G 4 3 2 1 

Connecting Alarm Outputs 

Each unit has a single relay output. 

The relays are voltage free contacts rated at 1A 12v and are normally open closing on 

activation. 

Single Alarm Output 

-1- 

The relays can be programmed to respond to different types of event, see pages 112 & 

118 for details on setting the alarm outputs. 

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Using the front panel 



The front panel functions are common for all types of Inspire DVR. 

INS-DVR04SL, INS-DVR08SL & INS-DVR16SL 

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POWER 

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OK 

COPY 

INFO 

PTZ 

MUTE 

MENU 

BACK 

DISPLAY 

NETWORK 

EVENT 

HDD 

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A. Navigation buttons Move around menu screen, control PTZ cameras 

B. OK button Confirm and accept options 

C. Power button Switch on / off DVR (requires password) 

D. Play & pause button Playback and pause recorded video 

E. Menu button Access engineer menu (requires password) 

F. PTZ button Enable / disable PTZ mode 

G. Copy button Access the copy menu 

H. Display button Change the format of the main display 

I. Back button Go back one step in menu or stop playback 

J. Mute button Mute / enable audio & mute alarm 

K. Info button Display installer information 

L. Number buttons Select individual channels 

M. Information lights Display status of HDD, Network, Event 

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Using infrared remote 

The IR remote functions are common for all types of Inspire DVR. 

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DISP 

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POWER 

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MENU 

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INFO 

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ENTER 

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PTZ 

MUTE 

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BACK 


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DVR 

A. Navigation buttons Move around menu screen, control PTZ cameras 

B. Enter button Confirm and accept options 

C. Power button Switch on / off DVR (requires password) 

D. Play & pause button Playback and pause recorded video 

E. Menu button Access engineer menu (requires password) 

F. PTZ button Enable / disable PTZ mode 

G. Copy button Access the copy menu 

H. Display button Change the format of the main display 

I. Back button Go back one step in menu or function 

J. Mute button Mute / enable audio & mute alarm 

K. Info button Display installer information 

L. Number buttons Select individual channels 

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Using a mouse 

The mouse functions are common for all types of Inspire DVR. A mouse can be used to 

control all functions of the DVR. 

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C 

B 

A. Left mouse button Double click to zoom to full screen 

B. Right mouse button Display mouse tool bar (requires password) 

C. Mouse wheel Zoom from multi camera display to full screen 

Mouse tool bar 

A. Hide mouse tool bar 

B. Access engineer menu 

C. Access playback menu 

D. Access the copy menu 

E. Enable / disable PTZ mode 

F. Audio on/off / Mute alarm 

G. Display installer information 

H. Display single channel full screen 

I. Display 4 channels 

J. Display 6 channels (8 and 16 channel DVR only) 

K. Display 9 channels (8 and 16 channel DVR only) 

L. Display 10 channels (16 channel DVR only) 

M. Display 13 channels (16 channel DVR only) 

N. Display 16 channels (16 channel DVR only) 

O. Start sequence display 

In PTZ mode the mouse can also be used to control the movement of the PTZ camera. 

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Using remote keyboard 



The Inspire range of DVRs can be controlled from a remote keyboard, the keyboard 

is connected via RS485 and can be fitted up to 500 metres from the DVR. Up to four 

separate keyboards can be attached to a single DVR. 

A. PTZ / DVR Switch from DVR control to PTZ control 

B. Navigation buttons Move around menu screen 

C. Joystick (live) Move around menu screen, control PTZ cameras 

D. Joystick (playback) Forward and back fast and frame step advance 

E. Enter button Confirm and accept options 

F. Search & Play button Playback recorded video 

G. Pause button Pause playback of recorded video 

H. Menu button Access engineer menu (requires password) 

I. PTZ button Enable / disable PTZ mode 

J. Copy button Access the copy menu 

K. Display button Change the format of the main display 

L. Back button Go back one step in menu or function 

M. Mute button Mute / enable audio & mute alarm 

N. Info button Display installer information 

O. Number buttons Select channels (press enter after number) 

P. Live button Stop playback of recorded video & go to live view 

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Power up 

To power the DVR up simply connect the external PSU, the DVR will then automatically 

power up. 

Once the DVR is powered up, the following conditions will be set: 

• The DVR will automatically start recording on all available channels, unless 

a channel is set to not record (disabled) or the schedule is set to limit 

recording to Motion Detect, Alarm Event or a Timed Schedule 

• The video loss alarm will not sound for any channels not used when the 

DVR is powered up. The video loss alarm will only become active once a 

channel has a video signal connected 

• The time and date the DVR was powered up will be recorded in the log 

• The DVR will be locked and will require a password to be entered before 

any user functions become available 

Power down 

To power the DVR down it is recommended that the power button be used. If the power 

is simply removed by unplugging the external PSU this can result in loss of some recordings 

and the power down not being logged. 

To power down simply press the power button on the front of the DVR. This will require 

a password with the correct access level. This prevents unauthorised use of the power 

button. 

The default engineer password is 888888 

The DVR will now power down in an orderly way, it will ensure that the latest video is 

securely recorded and that the power down time and date is logged together with the 

user name who initiated the power down. 

OSD monitor 

As shipped, the VGA monitor is set to show the on screen display. To switch the on screen 

display between the VGA and BNC monitor press Back > 1 > Back. 

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Entering engineer menu 



To enter the engineer menu you must first be logged in to the DVR with Admin rights. To 

do this and enter the engineer menu do one of the following:- 

• Front panel 

• Mouse 

• IR Remote 

• Remote keypad 

Press OK button 

Enter password (Default 888888) 

Press Menu button 

Right click 



Press Enter 



Make sure the keypad is in DVR 

mode, (DVR in display on keypad) 

Press Enter 


(You must press Enter after each digit e.g. 8, enter, 8, 

enter) 


On the login screen you can change the user name that you wish to log in as, use the < > 

arrow keys or the mouse to change selection. 

The password can be entered by using the number keys on the front panel or the virtual 

keyboard using the mouse. 

After entering the password press OK/Enter to log in. 

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Exit engineer menu 

Once you have logged in as a user you will remain logged in until you log out. 

In some circumstances you may be logged in as a low level user with restricted access, if 

you then wish to access functions that require a higher level password you will first have to 

log out then log in again with the correct user name and password. 

To log out do one of the following:- 

• Front panel 

• Mouse 

• IR Remote 

• Remote keypad 


Press Back button 

Use Arrow keys to go to Exit & Logout 

Press OK button 

Right click 

Click Menu icon on mouse tool bar 

Click Exit on the menu 

Click Exit & Logout 





Press Enter button 

Make sure the keypad is in DVR 

mode, (DVR in display on keypad) 




Press Enter button 

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Basic default settings 



The following is only the basic settings that the DVR will use when set to factory default or 

first powered up. There are many other settings and options but for most applications the 

basic settings will allow the DVR to operate in a normal way. 

The DVR will always start recording on power up unless the default settings are changed 

by the engineer. 

Item 

Language 

VGA resolution 

HDD overwrite 

Engineer user name 

Engineer password 

PTZ settings 

Normal record quality 

Normal record resolution 

Normal record frame rate 

Event record quality 

Event record resolution 

Event record frame rate 

Record type 

Record schedule 

Pre and post event recording 

Video loss recording 

IP Address 

Sub mask 

Gateway 

Port 

Command port 

Video port 

Mobile port 

Email settings 

Alarm input type 

Motion detect 

Alarm input action 

HDD error 

Video loss alarm 

Default Setting 

English 

800 x 600 @ 60Hz 

On 

Admin 

888888 

All off 

Normal 

2 CIF 

15 fps 

Normal 

2 CIF 

15 fps 

Video and Audio 

Continuous 

Off 

Off 

192.168.0.10 

255.255.255.0 

192.168.0.1 

80 

5050 

6050 

7050 

Not set 

Normally open 

Not set 

Not set 

Buzzer only 

Buzzer only 

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POWER 


INFO 

MUTE 

MENU 

BACK 

DISPLA Y 

NETWORK 

EVENT 

HDD 

Network basic setup 



The following is only the basic settings that the DVR will use when set to connect direct to 

PC / Laptop. 

Requirements 

PC / Laptop 

Crossover network cable 

Connecting 

For direct cable connection to PC / Laptop a crossover must be used. 

1 

6 

2 

7 

3 

8 

4 

9 

5 

0 

OK 

PTZ 


The default network settings will be sufficient, but if you want to change the settings see 

page 95. 

Computer settings 

Depending on your version of windows and your PC / Laptop configuration it may be 

necessary to change the network settings. 

Set the PC IP address to 192.168.0.1 

Set the PC sub mask to 255.255.255 

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Viewing DVR on local PC 



Connecting via Apple Mac 

Enter the Mac app store and search for “MeyePro”, once installed refer to page 48 

“Smartphone Viewing” for app connection settings. 

Note: Viewing on a Apple Mac currently only supports live viewing of the DVR, the 

features listed below for Windows PC’s are not currently available for Apple Mac. 

Connecting via Windows PC 

Start Internet Explorer. 

Enter the address of the DVR in to web browser (e.g. http://192.168.0.10) 

The PC will now connect to the DVR and the web browser will display the log in screen for 


Enter a user name and password 

Default user name Admin (case sensitive) 

Default password 888888 

Once you have entered your log in details and connected to the DVR you will be able to 

view live cameras, playback recorded video, control PTZ cameras and make changes to 

the DVR settings. 

See User instructions for full details on using the web browser remote functions. 

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POWER 


INFO 

MUTE 

MENU 

BACK 

DISPLA Y 

NETWORK 

EVENT 

HDD 

Connect to the internet 



The following is only the basic settings that the DVR will use when set to connect to the 

internet. 

The following assumes that the internet connection is already set up and working and not 

used as part of an existing network. 

Requirements 

ADSL modem router connected to the internet. 

PC / Laptop to set up modem router. 

Network patch cable. 

Connecting 

Connect the DVR to the modem router using a network patch lead. 

Connect the PC / Laptop to the modem router using a network patch lead. 

1 

6 

2 

7 

3 

8 

4 

9 

5 

0 

OK 

PTZ 


The default network settings should be sufficient, dependant on the router address. These 

settings can be changed, see page 95. 

Computer settings 

Depending on your version of windows and your PC / Laptop configuration it may be 

necessary to change the network settings. 

Set the PC IP address to 192.168.0.20 

Set the PC sub mask to 255.255.255.0 

Set the Gateway to 192.168.0.1 

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Modem Router Settings 

In order to view and operate the DVR over the internet you may have to change some 

settings in the modem router. 

The settings that require changing are called port forwarding. Unfortunately almost every 

router has a different method of setup so please refer to your modem router instructions 

or visit www.portforward.com. Here you will find detailed instructions on how to configure 

your modem router. 

The settings you will need to configure are as follows:- 

Forward port 5050 to local IP address e.g. 192.168.0.10 (the DVR) 



Forward port 7050 to local IP address e.g. 192.168.0.10 (the DVR) for use with mobile 

phones 

UPNP 

Alternativlely, using UPNP (universal plug & play) you can configure the portforwarding 

automatically providing the router supports this feature and has it enabled. For more on 

UPNP see page 104. 

Viewing the DVR on Remote PC 

Start Internet Explorer on remote PC 

Enter the address of the DVR internet connection in to web browser (http://82.66.33.210) 

NOTE: this is not the IP address of the DVR. 

The PC will now connect to the DVR and the web browser will display the log in screen for 


Enter a user name and password 

Default user name Admin (case sensitive) 

Default password 888888 

Once you have entered your log in details and connected to the DVR you will be able 

to view live cameras, playback recorded video, control PTZ cameras and also make 

changes to the DVR settings. 

See user instructions for full details on using the web browser remote functions. 

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Smartphone viewing setup 



All Inspire DVRs can be viewed on smartphones if they are connected to the internet. 

Requirements 

Apple iPhone /iPad or smartphones using Android, Symbian or Windows operating 

systems 

GPRS, 3G or Wi-fi connection 

DVR connected to the internet 

Access to phone App store 

Connecting 

Connect the DVR to the internet. 

Install application 

Using the smartphone connect to your phones app store/market place. 

iPhone/iPad 


Android 


Symbian 


Windows 6 

To connect to the DVR follow these steps: 

• Run your phones Internet browser 

• In the address bar type the DVR IP Address followed by /download.html 

• Example: If the DVR IP Address is 192.168.0.100 then type 

http://192.168.0.100/download.html 

• When the web page loads choose the correct software for your phone and 

install 

• Once installed run the application and add your DVR settings 

• Click connect to connect the DVR 

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Smartphone viewing 



Viewing the DVR 

This guide shows how to connect using an iPhone, but all smartphone apps require the 

same information to connect to the DVR. 

• Start vMeye App 

• Press Settings button 

• Click Add 

• Enter device name (for your reference) 

• Enter the IP address of the DVR in to Address: (example 84.92.95.178) 

• Enter the mobile port number in to PORT: 7050 (this is the DVR default) 

• Enter a user ID and password 

• Default user ID: 

Admin (case sensitive) 

• Default password: 888888 

• Press Save and you DVR settings will be saved 

• Click DVR on device list 

• Select camera to view 

On the free applications, you can only view live images one channel at a time. 

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Application Controls 

A 

B 

C 

D E F G 

A. Select channel to view 

B. PTZ Control 

C. Select next channels 

D. Connect/Disconnect 

E. Take a snapshot and save to iPhone photos 

F. Settings 

G. App Information 

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Language 

The Language the DVR on screen display uses can be changed. 

Front panel 


the option to change 

Use Left and Right arrow keys to change 

option 

IR Remote 


Language option 


option 

Mouse 

Highlight option to change using mouse 

pointer 

Click Side arrow buttons to change option 



Language option 


option 

Options 

English 

Chinese 

More languages available on request 

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Set time & date 

Changing the clock will take immediate effect, you do not have to save this change, so 

caution should be taken with this option. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Format Options 

Time AM/PM Day/Month/Year (12 hour clock) 

Time Day/Month/Year (24 hour clock) 

Day - Month - Year Time AM/PM (12 hour clock) 

Day - Month - Year Time (24 hour clock) 

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Daylight saving time 



Setting this option will automatically move the clock forward and back so that the DVR 

clock is correct during daylight saving time. 

Select when the clock moves forward and backward by one hour. 

Start Time is the day the clock will move forward by one hour 

End Time is the day the clock will move back by one hour 

The change happens at 1AM on the day set 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Video standard 

The Inspire DVRs can be set to operate in any country, if the country used the PAL 

standard or the NTSC standard. 

Set PAL for Europe and NTSC for USA 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

PAL 

NTSC 

Secam 

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Set VGA/HDMI resolution 



The Resolution of the VGA/HDMI main monitor output can be altered to accommodate 

the type of monitor used. 

For best results, try to match the resolution with the “native” resolution of your monitor. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Key press buzzer 

The key press buzzer (or beep) that sounds every time you press a key can be switched 

off. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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HDD overwrite 

There are two ways that the Inspire DVR can use a hard drive (HDD) when recording. It 

can stop recording when it becomes full or it can overwrite the oldest recordings in an 

endless loop. 

Set HDD overwrite to On to overwrite the oldest recording 

Set HDD overwrite to Off to stop recording when the HDD becomes full. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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Add user 

There can be up to eight separate users, each user can have their access rights set 

individually. One user must be set to Admin (engineer). 

Add a user 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

User name up to 12 text. 

Password up to digits (0-9). 

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User access rights 

Each user can have their access rights changed so that a user will only have access to 

the part of the system they require. Only Admin can access this feature. 

Access rights for Admin can’t be changed. 

Setting access rights 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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Assigning access rights 

There are two types of access; local and remote. 

Local access Features and functions on the local DVR 

Remote access Features that can be accessed over a network 

First select the user name to change. 

Then put a Tick in the box next to the item to grant access. 

User access rights do not apply to mobile viewing. 

Local access 

Menu 

Playback 

Copy 

PTZ control 

Change display 

View hidden cameras 

Playback hidden cameras 

Clear alert 

Shut down 

Remote access 

Menu 

Playback 

Copy 

PTZ control 

Live view 

View hidden cameras 

Playback hidden cameras 

Talk back 

Alarm outputs 

Allow access to the engineer menu 

Allow user to playback recordings 

Allow user to copy recorded video 

Allow user to control PTZ cameras 

Allow user to change the display settings 

Allow user to view hidden cameras 

Allow user to playback hidden cameras 

Allow user to clear an alarm 

Allow user to power down the DVR 

Allow access to the engineer menu 

Allow user to playback recordings 

Allow user to copy recorded video 

Allow user to control PTZ cameras 

Allow user to view live cameras 

Allow user to view hidden cameras 

Allow user to playback hidden cameras 

Allow user to use talk back function 

Allow user to switch relay outputs on DVR 

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Removing users 

To remove a user, select the remove option. Admin account can not be removed. 

Highlight the account to remove and press remove button 

Remove a user 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Change passwords 

All users can have their passwords changed. 

In order to change a password the existing password must be known. 

A password must be numbers 0-9 but can be any length from 1 to 8 digits. 

• Select the change password option 

• Select the user to change 

• Input old password 

• Input new password 

• Confirm new password 

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Change information screen 



The Info screen is a feature where an installer can put in their details, these details can be 

shown on screen at any time without using a password by pressing the INFO button on 

the front panel or IR remote. 

Change installer information 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Enter Installation Company Name 

Enter Installation Phone number 

Enter Installation Date 

Enter last service Date 

24 Text 

24 Text 

Date 

Date 

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DVR ID setting 

The DVR ID is used to identify the DVR if a remote keyboard is used, if a single DVR is 

connected to a remote keyboard then the ID can be left unchanged. 

If two or more DVRs are connected to a single keyboard then each DVR should be given 

a separate ID number. 

The ID can be any number from 1 to 255. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Set DVR name 

The DVR name is used to identify the DVR when emails are sent and also for identifying 

the DVR when remote viewing. 

The DVR name can be any text up to 30 characters. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Channel name 

First select individual channel to change or select all channels. 

Individual will only change the channel selected. 

All will change all channels to the same settings. 

Setting the channel name 

The channel name is used for both live and recorded video. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Up to 16 Text or numbers can be used. 

To reset the Channel name to CH1 (default) select Use default name. 

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Channel name display options 

The name OSD option is used for setting the channel name display in live view. 




Setting the channel name 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

The channel name will be displayed in live. 

The channel name is hidden in live (does not affect recorded video). 

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Hide camera 

The Hide camera option will set a channel to show a graphic instead of the camera in 

live view. This will not affect recording. 




Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Show 

Hide 

Show camera as normal in live view. 

Hide camera in live view. Will also hide over network and playback 

unless user has authority, see page 58. 

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Display colour setting 



The display colour setting option allows the brightness, contrast, hue and saturation to be 

adjusted. 




Change display colour settings 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Brightness 0-8 

Hide 0-8 

Hue 0-8 

Saturation 0-8 

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Mask setting 

The mask feature allows an area of a fixed camera to be masked so that it is blank. This is 

similar to privacy masking in PTZ cameras but the mask is in a fixed position. 

Mask settings do not apply to mobile viewing. 

Setting mask area 

Front panel 

IR Remote 


Use arrow keys to navigate to the green 

square to the start position & press OK to lock 

it in position. 

Use the arrow keys to adjust the size of the 

square press OK to mask the area selected. 

To remove a mask move the green square 

over a mask and press back. 

Mouse 

Use the mouse to move the green square 

to the start position & press and hold the left 

mouse button and drag the square to the 

desired area. 

To remove a mask move the green square 

over a mask and press right mouse button. 

Options 

Four separate masking zones. 

Masking zones can be any size. 

Set masking zones for each channel. 

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PTZ setup 

There are four steps to setting up a PTZ camera, options 2, 3 & 4 can only be set after 

option 1 (PTZ Protocol) has been set. 

Settings for PTZ preset positions is optional but options 1,2 & 3 must be set and they must 

match the settings on the PTZ camera. 

1: Select Protocol 

This is the language that the DVR will use to communicate with the PTZ camera. 

Options 

• Pelco P 

• Pelco D 

2: Set Baud rate 

This is the transmission speed used to communicate with the PTZ camera. It is 

recommended that a slow speed is used as this will increase the reliability of the 

communication. 

Options 

• 1200 baud 

• 2400 baud (default) 

• 4800 baud 

• 9600 baud 

3: PTZ ID 

Each PTZ camera must have a separate ID this is set in both the PTZ camera and the 

DVR. e.g. If PTZ on channel 1 is set to ID1, set to ID1 in DVR menu, if PTZ is set to ID2, ID3 

etc, then set to corresponding ID in DVR menu. 

Options 

• 1 to 255 

4: PTZ Preset Setup 

You can use the DVR to set preset positions on the PTZ camera. It is not necessary to use 

the DVR if a joystick controller is used with the PTZ camera as setting preset positions can 

be set much easier using the joystick keyboard. 

Also only preset positions 1 to 16 can be set using the DVR but when using a joystick 

keyboard many more preset positions can be programmed, if the PTZ camera used will 

support them. 

Options 

• Set Preset 1 to 16 

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PTZ protocol 




Selecting protocol 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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PTZ baud rate 




Select baud rate 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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PTZ ID 




Selecting PTZ ID 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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PTZ preset setup 




Using a mouse, move the camera to the desired position then select the preset number 

to store and click Set. 

Using the front panel, IR remote or remote keyboard, Use the arrow keys to move the PTZ 

camera, use buttons 1& 2 to zoom in & out Press OK to go to preset save screen. 

Press number key to set the preset position, and press OK to confirm. 

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Time & date OSD option 



The Time and date OSD option allows you to select what is displayed for the time and 

date in live view. 

Recorded time and date are not affected by this option. 

Change spot monitor settings 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

None 

Time only 

Date only 

Time & date (default) 

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Display size adjust 

This option allows the main monitor picture to be adjusted to perfectly fit the monitor 

used. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Adjust horizontal size 

Adjust vertical size 

Adjust horizontal position 

Adjust vertical position 

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Time OSD position 

This option allows the position of time and date to be moved in live view. 

Position of recorded time and date is not affected 

Position of channel name cannot be changed 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Bottom right 

Bottom left 

Top right 

Top left 

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Show record status 

This option allows the Recording Icon to be displayed when a channel is recording. It 

may be switched off if recording indication is not required. This will affect the motion and 

alarm indicator. 

This does not affect the way the DVR will record it only switches on or off the icon showing 

recording status. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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Set channels in use 

This option allows the DVR to be set so that some channels are completely disabled. 

If channel(s) are disabled then all access to them in setup menus will be removed and 

the channel(s)will not record or monitor video loss. 

This effectively allows a 16 channel DVR to be converted in to a 14 channel DVR and will 

save programming time and HDD space. 

The channels can be switched back on at any time, but the DVR will require a restart 

after this setting is changed. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Normal record settings 



The Inspire range of DVRs have two settings for recording, Normal and Event. 

Normal record settings are used when the DVR is constantly recording or recording 

according to a time schedule. 

Event record settings are used if the DVR is reacting to a motion detect event or an alarm 

input event. 

This allows the DVR to be recording normally using one set of settings and if an event is 

detected the record settings will be changed for the duration of the event. 

Normal record settings have three categories, these settings affect the recording quality 

and HDD space used. 

1: Normal Record Quality 

This can be set to normal, high or super high. 

Normal will provide a good quality picture and is economical with HDD space. 

2: Normal Resolution 

The resolution has a large effect of the recorded quality especially if playback is in full 

screen. There are three settings CIF, 2 CIF and D1. 

• CIF is 360 x 288 pixels, this is equivalent to 1/4 a normal full screen. 

• 2CIF is 720 x 288 pixels, this provides approximately twice the detail as CIF but 

will require around twice the HDD space. 

• D1 is 720 x 576 this is full screen resolution recording it will give the best 

playback quality but requires up to four times the HDD space as CIF. 

3: Normal Frame Rate 

This setting will not affect the recorded quality but will adjust the number of frames 

recorded per second. Real time is 25 FPS. Reducing the frames per second will have 

the biggest effect on the amount of HDD used. 

A recommended setting for normal quality and good use of HDD space is: 

• Normal Quality 

• CIF Resolution 

• 12 Frames per second 

A recommended setting for very high quality and heavy use of HDD space is: 

• Super High Quality 

• D1 Resolution 


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Set Normal Record Quality 

Set Normal Record Resolution 

Set Normal Record Frame rate 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Event record settings 



The Inspire range of DVRs have two settings for recording, Normal and Event. 

Normal record settings are used when the DVR is constantly recording or recording 

according to a time schedule. 

Event record settings are used if the DVR is reacting to a motion detect event or an alarm 

input event. 

This allows the DVR to be recording normally using one set of settings and if an event is 

detected the record settings will be changed for the duration of the event. 

Normal record settings have three categories, these settings affect the recording quality 

and HDD space used. 

1: Event Record Quality 

This can be set to normal, high or super high. 

Normal will provide a good quality picture and is economical with HDD space. 

2: Event Resolution 

The resolution has a large effect of the recorded quality especially if playback is in full 

screen. There are three settings CIF, 2 CIF and D1. 

• CIF is 360 x 288 pixels, this is equivalent to 1/4 a normal full screen. 

• 2CIF is 720 x 288 pixels, this provides approximately twice the detail as CIF but 

will require around twice the HDD space. 

• D1 is 720 x 576 this is full screen resolution recording it will give the best 

playback quality but requires up to four times the HDD space as CIF. 

3: Event Frame Rate 

This setting will not affect the recorded quality but will adjust the number of frames 

recorded per second. Real time is 25 FPS. Reducing the frames per second will have 

the biggest effect on the amount of HDD used. 

A recommended setting for normal quality and good use of HDD space is: 

• Normal Quality 

• CIF Resolution 


A recommended setting for very high quality and heavy use of HDD space is: 

• Super High Quality 

• D1 Resolution 


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Set Event Record Quality 

Set Event Record Resolution 

Set Event Record Frame rate 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Time record calculator 



The record time calculator can be used to provide the engineer an estimate of the time 

the DVR will record for. 

The calculation is made using the size of the HDD fitted and an average of the normal 

recording settings. 

Event record settings are not taken in to account . 

Scheduled record settings are not taken in to account. 

Care should be taken using the calculator as it is an estimate and actual times can vary 

considerably in use. 

The calculator is provided as an estimate and guide only and should not be relied upon 

as an accurate indication of record times that will be achieved. 

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Disable recording 

This option allows the DVR to be set so that some channels are set so that they never 

record. 

If channels are set to disable they will not record but all other functions will be available. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Record 

Disable 

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Record audio option 



This option allows the DVR to be set so audio is recorded along with video. 

The Inspire Silver range of DVR have 4 channels of audio, each audio channel 

corresponds to the relative camera channel. 

Example: 

Video channel 1 ----- Audio channel 1 




Audio recording can be selected as on or off for these channels but audio cannot be 

recorded with other channels. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

Video 

Video and audio 

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Audio channel multi screen 



This option set the audio channel that is used when live view is in multi screen mode. i.e. 

Quad or more cameras displayed at one time. 

If audio channel 1 is selected this is the audio channel that is used during multi screen 

mode. In full screen mode audio is automatically switched to the corresponding input. 

If the option is set to Not Set then no audio will be heard in multi screen display. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

1 to 4 

Not set 

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Record OSD option 

This option will set the type of OSD that is embedded in to the recording on each 

channel. 

The time and date as well as the channel name can be recorded along with the video, 

however once recorded it cannot be switched off during playback as it becomes part of 

the recording. 

The position of the channel name is fixed in the top left corner and the position of the 

time and date is fixed in the bottom right corner. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

None 

Time & Date 

Camera Name 

Camera name & Time and Date 

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Record schedule 

The record schedule is used to programme when and how the DVR will record 

There are five settings for the schedule: 

Disable 

Continuous (default) 

Motion and alarm 

Motion 

Alarm 

Disables recording 

Records continually 

Record only during Motion or alarm events 

Record only during motion events 

Record only during alarm events 

The DVR can be set by day and hour so it is possible to have different recording 

parameters on different days and at different times. 

Front panel 

Use number keys to select the type of 

recording 



Use OK key to change option 

IR Remote 


recording 




Mouse 


pointer 

Click and drag mouse arrow to change 

option 



recording 




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Pre event recording 



Pre Event recording will set the DVR to record 10 seconds of video prior to either a motion 

or alarm event. 

This is only required if the DVR is set to record only in motion or alarm, in continuous the 

DVR will already be recording. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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Post event recording 



Post Event recording will set the DVR to record 1-30 minutes of video after a motion or 

alarm event. 



Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

1-30 minutes 

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Water mark 

The Water Mark setting, if set to on, will add a hidden mark to all recordings. If during 

playback tampering with the video is detected a warning will be given. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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Video loss recording 



Video loss recording will set the DVR to record 10 seconds of video prior to a video loss 

alarm. 



Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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Network type 

There are two types of network settings that can be used with inspire DVRs, Static IP and 

DHCP. 

Static IP is a manually assigned fixed setting. 

DHCP is where the network settings are assigned by a DHCP server on the network, this is 

usually a router. 

For most applications a static IP is best as this will not allow the network settings to be 

altered, and will prevent problems with access from a remote location. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

Options 

On 

Off 

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Network details 

If the network type is set to DHCP then these settings will be automatically set by the 

DHCP server. 

If the network type is set to Static IP then these details will need to be set manually. 

These settings need to be set in accordance with the network the DVR is being connected 

to, for help with this consult with the network administrator. 

IP address: 

Sub net mask: 

Gateway: 

Primary DNS: 

Secondary DNS: 

This is a unique address on the network the default setting is 

usually sufficient for most simple networks. However care should 

be taken to ensure that no other device on the network has 

the same address. 

This is usually set to 255.255.255.0 if this needs to be changed 

consult the network administrator. 

This is the IP address of the gateway to the internet, this is usually 

the router on simple networks and is usually set to 192.168.0.1 

This is the IP address of the domain name server, this is used 

to look up an IP address for a named domain. The DVR will 

need this if email, DDNS or time synchronisation is to be used. 

Otherwise this does not need to be set for network access. 

This is the IP address of the secondary domain name server, 

this is used to look up an IP address for a named domain. The 

DVR will need this if email, DDNS or time sync are to be used. 

Otherwise this does not need to be set for network access. 

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There are four port settings that the DVR uses to communicate on a network. 

HTTP port: 

Command port: 

Video port: 

Mobile port: 

The http port is used to send web pages from the DVR to a 

remote computer. Port 80 is the standard port for web browsers 

such as Internet Explorer. This can be changed for security if 

required. 

This is used to send and receive commands from remote 

computers. 

This is used to stream video to remote computers. 

This is used to stream video to windows mobile or iPhone 

devices. 

All the ports can be changed but care should be taken as the port settings in the DVR 

must match open ports in the router, and the router must be set for port forwarding for 

remote access across the internet. 

UPNP 

Alternativlely, using UPNP (universal plug & play) you can configure the portforwarding 

automatically providing the router supports this feature and has it enabled. For more on 

UPNP see page 104. 

For details on setting your router for port forwarding see http://www.portforward.com. 

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Email Settings 

If the DVR is connected to the internet it can be set to send an email to up to 5 different 

people. The email will contain details of the DVR and the event that triggered the email. 

In addition a snapshot of the event will be attached. 

The email will be sent if various events take place, these must be set in the event section. 

To set up email you must have set the DNS in the network settings. 

You will need to have all the details for the outgoing email account as well as the 

recipients email address. 

Please ask the network administrator for these details. 

Authentication 

This is the authentication method for sending emails. 

Usually this is set to “Login”. 

Attach JPG 

This enables or disables the sending of an image 

snapshot when email is sent due to an Alarm, Motion or 

Video Loss event. 

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Schedule 

Send Test Email 

SSL 

Setting the schedule determines when emails are sent, 

they can be programmed to be sent 24/7 or between 

specific days and times of the week. 

This can be used to check if the email and DNS servers 

are set correctly. If the settings are correct a “send 

successfully” message will appear and an email will 

appear in the recipients inbox. If the settings are 

incorrect a “send unsuccessful” message will appear. 

SSL Encryption is an encryption method often required 

when sending emails by many email providers such as 

Gmail, Hotmail, AOL etc. 

Note: For more information on email settings please consult the networking guide on the 

CD supplied with the DVR. 

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PPPOE settings 

PPPOE is only required if the DVR is connected direct to an ADSL modem and not to an 

ADSL router or existing network. 

In the UK it is not common for ADSL modems to be used as most are combined with a 

router that will perform the PPPOE function. 

These settings need to be set in accordance with the ADSL network and the modem that 

is being used, for help with this consult the network administrator 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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DDNS Settings 

The DDNS function is used when the internet connection is not a static IP type, this is 

known as a dynamic IP. 

In this case you will need to set up DDNS so that you can always connect to the DVR from 

a remote location. 

The DVR comes with some default settings but you will have to create an account with 

one of the DDNS services before you can use the DDNS function. 

DDNS Check 

After entering DDNS account information and correct DNS 

servers select “Check” option to test that DDNS is working 

correctly. 

Note: For more information on DDNS settings please consult the networking guide on the 

CD supplied with the DVR. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 




to the option to change 


option 

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Dual stream function 



The dual stream function is designed to improve remote viewing over a network. 

There are three settings: 

Disable: 

Prioritise quality: 

Prioritise FPS: 

This will switch off Dual Streaming and the video transmitted across 

the network will be at the same settings as the record setting. This 

may cause poor network performance if the recording settings 

are set to D1 and high quality. 

This will switch on Dual Stream and set the transmitted video to a 

good quality but the frame rate may be slower on poor networks 

and across the internet. 

This will switch on Dual Stream and set the transmitted video to be 

sent at the best possible frame rate, however the picture quality 

may be lower across a poor network or across the internet. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Internet time synchronisation 



The Time Synchronisation function will synchronise the DVR clock to an atomic clock on 

the internet. 

This function requires an internet connection and that DNS is set up correctly. 

You must first select an atomic clock (time server) to synchronise with, there are many 

available in different parts of the world. The default time server should provide a reliable 

clock. 

You can set the interval the DVR will check and synchronise the clock, the options are: 

• Daily 

• Weekly 

• Monthly 

You can also set the time zone you are in, this is very important as all time servers will 

provide a time signal in GMT. 

For the UK you should set the server for GMT 00:00. 

Daylight saving time is automatically added by the DVR according to the settings in the 

system menu, see page 53. 

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UPNP 

UPNP (Universal Plug and Play) allows UPNP devices to work together for a fully automated 

setup. With UPNP enabled on the DVR and in the router the port forwarding is automatically 

configured. 

To enable UPNP the menu setting must first be set to “On” before entering the UPNP sub 

menu. 

To activate UPNP select the “Remap” option, the mapping status should change to 

”successful” to show that the ports are now open, providing UPNP is supported and 

enabled on the router. 

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FTP settings 

The FTP setting is used to upload a camera snapshot to an FTP server when an Alarm, 

Motion or Video Loss event occurs. 

To use this feature the DVR must be connected and configured correctly on a network. 

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Server IP 

Port 

User Name 

Password 

This is the IP address of the FTP server 

This is the port number for the FTP server. Default FTP port is 21 

This is the username required to access the FTP server 

This is the password required to access the FTP Server 

Please make sure the user settings are configured correctly on the FTP server. These are 

responsible for granting the DVR write access and determine the directory snapshots are 

saved to. 

For further information contact your network administrator. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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IP access 

The IP Access feature is used to restrict network access to specific IP addresses or block 

specific IP addresses. Only one of the two methods can be used at once. 

To restrict network access to a specific group of IP addresses select the “Allow Access” 

option. Enter the sub menu and add the desired IP addresses into the IP address list. 

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To block a group of IP addresses from accessing the DVR via the network select the 

“Forbidden” option. 

Enter the sub menu and add the IP addresses to disallow to the list. 

Note: Take care using this setting, incorrect programming may result in not being able to 

access the DVR via the network. 

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Alarm input type 

This option will set the alarm input to either normally open (N.O) or normally closed (N.C) 

Setting to N.O sets the alarm input to be inactive until it is connected to 0 volts 

Setting to N.C sets the alarm input to be active if 0 volts is removed 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Alarm output duration 



This sets the length of time the alarm output is active after an alarm is triggered. 

There are two options: 

• Latch until reset 

• 1 to 60 seconds 

The alarm output is not automatically triggered when an alarm input is active this must be 

set up in alarm actions. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Alarm schedule 

The alarm schedule is used to programme when the alarm inputs on the DVR are active. 

The alarm schedule is set on a per channel basis. 

Disable 

Enable 

Disables alarm inputs 

Alarm inputs are active 



Front panel 


recording 




IR Remote 


recording 




Mouse 


pointer 


option 



recording 




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Alarm actions 

Setting alarm actions is essential if you intend to use alarm inputs. There are six possible 

actions the DVR can take if an alarm input is triggered: 

Record 

PTZ Preset 

Alarm Out 

Buzzer 

Email 

FTP Upload 

This will set the ticked channel to record if the DVR is not 

already recording. It is possible to have multiple channels 

recording if a single alarm input is active. 

This will set the DVR to instruct a PTZ camera to move to a 

preset position if an alarm input is active. 

This will set the DVR to trigger an alarm output (relay) if an 

alarm input is active. 

This will sound the internal buzzer if an alarm input is active, this 

can be silenced (muted) by the user. 

This will set the DVR to send an email with an image snapshot 

when the alarm input is triggered. 

This option allows a snapshot of any of the cameras to be 

uploaded to an FTP Server. 

There are a selection of tick boxes to activate all the possible actions. If no boxes are 

ticked no action will be taken apart from an entry in the DVR log. 

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When sending an email it is possible to set which camera the snapshot is taken from, 

making email alerts very flexible. For Example: Alarm Input 1 could email a picture of 

camera channel 4. 

Front panel 


recording 




IR Remote 


recording 




Mouse 


pointer 


option 



recording 




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Full screen on alarm 



This will set the DVR to display the active channel in full screen on the main monitor if an 

alarm input is activated. Alarm input 1 will always display video channel 1 etc. 

There are three options: 

• Off 



Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Motion detect setup 



The motion detection setup is in two stages, first it must be enabled and a sensitivity level 

set. There are five sensitivity settings: 

• Lowest Sensitivity 

• Low Sensitivity 

• Medium Sensitivity 

• High Sensitivity 

• Highest Sensitivity 

Great care should be used when selecting a sensitivity, as setting a high sensitivity with 

external cameras can cause a lot of activations in bad weather, but setting a low 

sensitivity for internal cameras can cause motion to be missed. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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The second part of setting up motion detect is selecting the area that is monitored. 

This is set up for each individual camera and objects such as trees can be deselected to 

reduced the number of false detections. 

The motion area is split in to a 12 x 16 grid with 192 individual detection areas. Each area 

may be deselected. 

Front panel 

IR Remote 


Use Arrow keys to move the green square to 

the position & press OK to deselect, press ok 

to reselect 

To exit press back 

Mouse 

Use the mouse to move the green square 

to the start position & press and hold the left 

mouse button and drag the square to the 

desired area to select. To deselect simply 

repeat the process. 

To exit press right mouse button. 

Purple squares are used by motion detect 

Clear squares are deselected 

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Motion output duration 



This sets the length of time the motion detect event is active after motion is detected. 

There are two options: 



The motion detect actions are not automatically triggered when motion is detected 

these must be set up in motion detect actions. 

Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Motion schedule 

The motion schedule is used to programme when motion detection on the DVR is active. 

The schedule is set on a per channel basis. 

Disable 

Enable 

Disables motion detection 

Motion detection is active 



Front panel 


recording 




IR Remote 


recording 




Mouse 


pointer 


option 



recording 




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Motion detect actions 



Setting motion detect actions is essential if you intend to use motion detect. 

There are six possible actions the DVR can take if motion detect is triggered: 

Record 

PTZ Preset 

Alarm Out 

Buzzer 

Email 

FTP Upload 



recording if motion is detected. 


preset position if motion is detected. 

This will set the DVR to trigger an alarm output (relay) if motion 

is detected. 

This will sound the internal buzzer if motion is detected, this 



when a motion event occurs. 



There are a selection of tick boxes to activate all the possible actions. 

If no boxes are ticked no action will be taken apart from an entry in the DVR log. 

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making email alerts very flexible. For Example: Motion on channel 1 could email a picture 

of camera channel 4. 

Front panel 


recording 




IR Remote 


recording 




Mouse 


pointer 


option 



recording 




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Full screen on motion 



This will set the DVR to display the active channel in full screen on the main monitor if 

motion is detected. 

There are three options: 

• Off 



Front panel 




option 

IR Remote 




option 

Mouse 


pointer 






option 

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Video loss actions 

Setting video loss actions is essential if you intend to use video loss. 

There are six possible actions the DVR can take if video loss is detect is triggered: 

Record 

PTZ Preset 

Alarm Out 

Buzzer 

Email 

FTP Upload 



recording if video loss is detected. 


preset position if video loss is detected. 

This will set the DVR to trigger an alarm output (relay) if video 

loss is detected. 

This will sound the internal buzzer if motion is detected, this 



when video loss occurs. 



Video loss is not detected until a video signal is connected to a channel and then removed. 



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making email alerts very flexible. For Example: Video loss on channel 1 could email a 

picture of camera channel 4. 

Front panel 


recording 




IR Remote 


recording 




Mouse 


pointer 


option 



recording 




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HDD full actions 

Setting HDD full actions is essential if you intend to use the HDD full alarm. 

There are three possible actions the DVR can take if the HDD becomes full: 

Alarm out: 

Buzzer: 

Email: 

This will set the DVR to trigger an alarm output (relay) if the HDD 

becomes full. 

This will sound the internal buzzer if HDD becomes full, this can be 

silenced (muted) by the user. 

This will set the DVR to send an email if HDD becomes full. 

The HDD will only become full if HDD overwrite is set to off. 



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HDD error actions 

Setting HDD error actions is essential if you intend to use the HDD error alarm. 

There are three possible actions the DVR can take if the HDD becomes faulty: 

Alarm out: 

Buzzer: 

Email: 

This will set the DVR to trigger an alarm output (relay) if the HDD 

becomes faulty. 

This will sound the internal buzzer if HDD becomes faulty, this can 

be silenced (muted) by the user. 

This will set the DVR to send an email if HDD becomes faulty. 

The HDD will only become full if HDD overwrite is set to off. 



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View log 

The Inspire DVR will log many activities including the following: 

• System power up 

• System power down 

• Power failure 

• User log on the system 

• User log out of the system 

• User log in from remote location 

• User log out from remote location 

• Changes to system configuration 

• Alarm input triggered 

• Motion detected 

• Video Loss 

• Password changes 

• Playback 

• HDD full 

• HDD errors 

• Copy 

The log can be viewed as pages. Each page is 9 events long with each event having a 

time and date stamp as well as the current user logged in when the event occurred. 

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Copy log 

The entire log can be copied to a USB memory stick and viewed in Internet Explorer. 

To copy the log plug a USB memory stick in to the DVR USB socket either on the front or 

rear of the DVR. 

Select Copy Log and the DVR will check the USB device. 

You then have the option to change the file name. 

The log is copied in HTML format and can be viewed in Internet Explorer. 

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Format HDD 

WARNING USE THIS OPTION WITH CARE 

ALL RECORDINGS WILL BE ERASED 

To completely erase or prepare a new HDD for use it must be formatted. 

When formatting the HDD, recording is suspended during format and will automatically 

resume when formatting is complete. 

Highlight the HDD to format and click Format to start the process. 

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Software upgrade 

The inspire range is designed to be upgraded to add new features as they become 

available. 

Service packs may be sent out from time to time in the form of a USB memory stick. 

During an upgrade recording is suspended. 

After an upgrade all the settings programmed by the engineer are retained and only 

new features will need to be programmed. 

To upgrade plug a USB memory stick containing the upgrade service pack in to the DVR 

USB socket either on the front or rear of the DVR. 

Select Software Upgrade and the DVR will check the USB device. 

The DVR will automatically detect the upgrade file on the USB device and after clicking 

start the upgrade process is fully automatic. 

The upgrade will take around 2 to 3 minutes during which time the DVR will reboot. 

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Copy settings to USB 



The entire system settings can be copied to a USB memory stick and loaded in to another 

DVR or kept on record. 

To copy the system settings plug a USB memory stick in to the DVR USB socket either on 

the front or rear of the DVR. 

Select Copy settings to USB and the DVR will check the USD device. 


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Load settings from USB 



The entire system settings can be loaded from a USB memory stick and this will overwrite 

the current settings. 

To load the system settings plug a USB memory stick containing a saved settings file in to 

the DVR USB socket either on the front or rear of the DVR. 

Select Load settings from USB and the DVR will check the USB device. 


During an upgrade recording is suspended. 

The DVR will automatically detect the settings file on the USB device and after clicking 

start the load process is fully automatic. 

Loading will take around 2 to 3 minutes during which time the DVR will reboot. 

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Load default settings 



This will reset all engineer settings to the factory default. 

Select Load default settings. 

Click Yes to proceed. 

During loading recording is suspended. 

Loading will take around 2 to 3 minutes during which time the DVR will reboot. 

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DVR configuration information 

DVR configuration information can be displayed, this will show the basic settings for the 

hardware. 

HDD Capacity: 

Hardware Version: 

Software Version: 

IP Address: 

Gateway: 

MAC Address: 

Recording Times: 

The total HDD capacity 

Main PCB version 

Operating system version 

Network setting 



Earliest recording and last recording (if schedules are used their 

may be gaps in the recording where no recording has taken 

place. 

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C O P S e c u r i t y , D e l p h N e w R o a d , 

Dobcross, OL3 5BG England 

tel: 01457 874 999 | fax: 01457 829 201 | email: sales@cop-eu.com 

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