EaseTech ET-DVR-04100CA2 Manuale utente

ET-DVR-04100CA2, ET-DVR-08200CA2,

ET-DVR-16400CA2 DVRs

User Manual

1. PRECAUTIONS

Please observe the following precautions to avoid damage or data loss caused by improper

operation.

The DVR will work properly when used within the specified temperature and humidity levels.

Do not install the DVR in a dusty, humid, or smoky environment.

This device requires a stable, flat surface for proper operation.

Do not block the DVR’s ventilation openings.

Install only according to the instructions.

Do not spill liquid of any kind on this device.

Do not put any other equipment on top of this device.

Do not attempt to repair this DVR yourself, please refer all repair to a qualified technician.

Only use a Hard Disk Drive specified by the manufacturer with this DVR.

2. NOTES

This User Manual is for reference only and only applies to the products in this manual.

Updates to this manual or to the product may occur without notification.

The pictures shown may not be of the same product, and are for illustration purposes only.

Please contact Customer Service if you have any questions or want to upgrade to the latest support

software.

The default setting of the DVR is PAL.

CONTENT

1. PRECAUTIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 1

2. NOTEs ...................................................................................................................................................... 1

3. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 4

3.1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................... 4

3.2. FEATURES ............................................................................................................................... 4

3.3. INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................ 5

3.4. PANEL INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................... 8

3.5. MOUSE .................................................................................................................................... 13

3.6. INPUT METHOD .................................................................................................................... 14

3.7. POWER ON/OFF ................................................................................................................... 15

3.8. MENU ICONs ......................................................................................................................... 17

3.9. LIVE VIEW .............................................................................................................................. 18

3.10. RIGHT BUTTON MeNU ........................................................................................................ 19

3.11. MAIN MENU INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................ 23

3.12. MAIN MENU > THE SEARCH MENU ................................................................................ 24

3.13. MAIN MENU > THE CONFIGURATION MENU ............................................................... 27

3.14. MAIN MENU > THESTORAGE MENU............................................................................... 44

3.15. MAIN MENU > THE OUTPUT MENU................................................................................. 48

3.16. MAIN MENU > THE MAINTenance MENU ....................................................................... 53

3.17. MAIN MENU > THE SHUTDOWN MENU ......................................................................... 55

4. WEB & CLIENT ..................................................................................................................................... 56

4.1. WEB OPERATION................................................................................................................. 56

5. FUNCTIONs .......................................................................................................................................... 65

5.1. DDNS FUNCTION ................................................................................................................. 65

5.2. PORT MAPPING .................................................................................................................... 68

5.3. THE NTP FUNCTION ........................................................................................................... 70

5.4. PAN/TILT/ZOOM .................................................................................................................... 71

5.5. VOICE INTERCOM ............................................................................................................... 76

5.6. HARD DISK REDUNDANCY ............................................................................................... 76

5.7. HDD S.M.A.R.T ...................................................................................................................... 77

5.8. DVR FIRMWARE UPDATE: ................................................................................................. 79

5.9. TERMS .................................................................................................................................... 80

5.10. HDD CAPACITY CALCULATION ....................................................................................... 81

5.11. COMMON FAULTS ............................................................................................................... 84

Appendix1. Remote control operation ....................................................................................................... 87

3. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

3.1.INTRODUCTION

This Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an excellent digital surveillance product which uses H.264

video compression, hard disk recording, TCP/IP transmission, and a Linux-based Operating

System. It also uses advanced technologies that produce a more stable, reliable and higher quality

video image. This DVR supports synchronized video and audio recording, playback, and

monitoring. This series also supports network-based system control, as well as excellent network

streaming capabilities.

This manual is for both the 4-camera and 8-camera DVR models.

3.2.FEATURES

LIVE VIEW

CVBS interface, VGA synchronous output.

COMPRESSION

H.264 video compression, G.711 audio compression, supports D1-30 fps resolution.

RECORDING

Recording modes include manual, timed, alarm, and motion detection. It supports SATA hard disks

and local disk S.M.A.R.T. technology. This DVR also supports USB backup and Internet backup.

PLAYBACK

Playback can be viewed in several ways including local and network playback, multiple channels,

and simultaneous playback. There is also support for accelerated or slow motion viewing, rewind,

and frame by frame mode. Specific time playback is also supported.

CAMERA CONTROL AND ALARM

Remote camera control, multi-channel alarm input interface for connecting various types of alarm

equipment, motion detection alarm, video loss alarm, masking alarm, multi-channel alarm output,

alarm linkage, and on-site lighting control.

COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

Utilize USB 2.0 high-speed interface for connecting various backup devices, and a standard

Ethernet interface which works with various networks.

NETWORK PROTOCOLS

Supports TCP/IP, UDP, RTP/RTSP, DHCP, PPPOE, DDNS, NTP etc. Supports network real-time

live viewing, recording, playback, and camera control. Built-in Web Server, IE browser for direct

access.

OPERATION

You can control the system using the front panel and the supplied remote control or mouse.

3.3.INSTALLATION

3.3.1. CHECK DVR AND ACCESSORIES

When you unpack the DVR, you should find the following items in the box. If anything is missing

please notify your place of purchase.

•Digital Video Recorder

•AC/DC adapter

•USB MOUSE

•Remote Control

•Hard Disk Mounting Hardware Packet

•User Manual

•Quick Start Guide

•Support CD

3.3.2. HARD DISK INSTALLATION

Tools & Preparation

You will need a Philips-head screwdriver and a hard disk drive to install inside the DVR housing.

Hard Disk Specifications: 3.5-inch SATA hard disk drive (maximum capacity is 2TB).

Installation Steps

Make sure to take precautions against static electric discharge when installing the hard disk. Static

discharge could damage the drive and the internal components of the DVR. To reduce this risk, it is

best to work on an anti-static mat and use a grounding wrist strap.

1. Use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove the DVR’s outer metal housing by removing the two

screws on each side of the housing and the one at the upper back edge. Set the screws aside to be

used for reassembly.

2. The hard disk will have mounting holes on the underside of the drive and these should line up

with the mounting holes in the bottom of the DVR. Orient the drive so that the power and data cable

connectors are facing the front of the DVR and align the mounting holes on the hard disk with the

mounting holes in the bottom of the DVR.

Use the supplied screws to fasten the hard disk to the DVR’s metal frame by inserting the screws

from the outside of the DVR through the housing and then screw them into the hard disk’s mounting

holes. To avoid undesirable results it is important that the hard disk be securely mounted to

the DVR.

3. Connect the power and data cables from the DVR circuit board to the hard disk. The connectors

are of different sizes and are keyed for easy and correct placement.

4. Replace the DVR outer housing and secure it with the housing screws.

Note:

The capacity of the hard disk determines how much video can be recorded to the hard in addition to

whatever DVR parameters (recording or encoding setup) have been set to make the recording.

Refer to section 5.10 in Chapter 5 of this manual for more information.

3.3.3. SYSTEM INSTALLATION

Preparation

Before you integrate the DVR into a complete surveillance system, you will need to assemble all the

necessary components and connecting cables. These include cameras with their power adapter(s)

and connectors, a video display monitor to display the camera video feed, and connecting cables

for all devices.

Connecting the DVR to a System

To connect the DVR to the other components in a surveillance system you will need to do the

following:

Place the DVR on a flat stable surface and connect the cameras to the video input jacks on the back

panel.

Connect the VGA video output port to the system display monitor.

Connect a network cable to the RJ45 network interface for connecting to a LAN or other network.

Connect the supplied USB mouse to one of the USB 2.0 ports on the rear panel of the DVR.

Plug in the AC power adapter into the power jack on the rear panel of the DVR.

Caution:

For an external alarm device or PTZ camera, please refer to its relevant instructions.

The DVR power cords should be placed under all other wires and connected correctly.

3.4.PANEL INTRODUCTION

3.4.1. FRONT PANEL

Type A:

14 5 4 6 2 3 7

Index

Name

Function

Sign

DVR Logo

Indicators

Power On, Network Activity, Recording Active

IR/Ext.IR

Receives signals from the remote control

Function Keys

Function keys, and the corresponding number key to switch or exit

the function keys

Directional keys

Directional controls: Up/Down can jump up or down. Activates the

digital input box to increase or decrease a number.

Left/Right: Switches screens

Enter: Operation confirmation

Switches to default button

Menu configuration.

The Main Menu function key

USB

USB 2.0 Ports for mouse & external device

Type B:

1 2 34 56 7

DIAGRAM 3-1 FRONT PANEL FUNCTION

Index

Name

Function

Sign

DVR Logo

Indicators

Power On, HDD/Network /Alarm/Recording Active

Directional keys

Directional controls: Up/Down can jump up or down. Activates the

digital input box to increase or decrease a number.

Left/Right: Switches screens

Enter: Operation confirmation

Switches to default button

Menu configuration.

Function Keys

Function keys, and the corresponding number key to switch or exit

the function keys

IR/Ext.IR

Receives signals from the remote control

USB

USB 2.0 Ports for mouse & external device

Power key

Long press to power on/off DVR system.

FORM 3-1 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION

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