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MDVR User Guide

SD4B & SD4B-GPS Mobile DVR

User Guide

American Bus Video

2545 Valley Ridge Drive

Cumming, GA 30040

(770) 263-8118 (770) 887-5944 Fax

www.AmericanBusVideo.com

[email protected]

Neil Coppola

Mobile 951-970-0112

[email protected]

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Contents

Important System Use Notes............................................................................4

Introduction ...............................................................................................................................5

Features…..........................................................................................................................5

Camera Placement….............................................................................................................6

In-vehicle Cameras …........................................................................................................6

Recording & Playback …........................................................................................................7

System Start-Up ..............................................................................................................7

System Shut-Down ..........................................................................................................7

Playback Options ................................................................................................................8

TV Video Output (Front and Back) ....................................................................................9

Removable SD Drive USB Connection ...........................................................................9

Front Panel USB Connection ............................................................................................9

MDVR Layout …........................................................... ............................................................9

Front Panel. …….....................................................................................................9

Back Panel …......................................................................................................10

Installation …..............................................................................................................................10

Proper Mounting Location….......................................................................................................9

Installation Instructions…......................................................................................................11

System Power Wiring…...........................................................................................................12

IR Remote Instructions….........................................................................................................13

Menu Configuration…...............................................................................................................15

Login Page…........................................................................................................................15

Main Menu Page….................................................................................................................16

Date and Time…............................................................................................................... 17

Record …...........................................................................................................................18

General Options….......................................................................................................19

Camera Setup…...........................................................................................................20

Record Schedule….......................................................................................................21

HDD Management…...........................................................................................................22

Disk Format…...............................................................................................................23

Network….............................................................................................................................24

DVR IP Options…..........................................................................................................25

WIFI…............................................................................................................................25

3G….............................................................................................................................26

Server….........................................................................................................................27

General…............................................................................................................................28

Vehicle Startup and Shutdown…...................................................................................28

Driver & Company Info….............................................................................................29

Insert Info ….............................................................................................................. 30

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Buzzer Setup…............................................................................................................31

Security…..............................................................................................................................32

System Level.....................................................................................................................33

Firmware Upgrade….....................................................................................................34

Reset Default….............................................................................................................36

Alarm…................................................................................................................................38

I/O Input….....................................................................................................................38

G-sensor…..................................................................................................................39

Speed Limit…....................................................................................................................40

Search…............................................................................................................................41

Log …...............................................................................................................................43

System Info ….....................................................................................................................45

Modules…................................................................................................................ 45

History…...................................................................................................................... 46

Pan/Tilt/Zoom ...........................................................................................................47

Global Positioning System.......................................................................................48

Driver Risk Issues.......................................................................................51

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Important System Use Notes

PC Basic Skills:

The SD4B operates on a PC program viewer program GUI. This program has been designed to be intuitive and

require no formal training to operate the program, as long as the user possesses basic PC skills. Use of this program

is predicated on the assumption that the customer/user of this high tech video file management tool has authorized

personnel who will be operating this program who are competent with the basic operation of their own company PCs.

Companies lacking a trained PC competent authorized user for this system will need to have their designated persons

trained on the basic use of their company PC prior to using this product, as lack of basic PC operation skills and use

could compromise the integrity of the product application, the video files and possibly their admissibility as evidence in a

court litigation procedure. The manufacturer and their representatives are not responsible, licensed or certified to

train users of this program on the basic functions of a customer or company’s own company PCs.!

Management Responsibility:

No matter how well conceived, developed, manufactured a safety related product is, it is simply a tool to be used by

concerned, committed, and competent management dedicated to improving fleet driver safety and reducing fleet driver risk.

Investment in the tools to reduce driver risk is just the beginning; it is solely reliant on management oversight, commitment

and effective!follow through in the form of effective reinforcement of company fleet driver policy to determine the level of

fleet driver safety and fleet!driver risk the company is exposed to.!

Unadvertised Features:

This document provides service information for several versions of the product line.

This manual is not dedicated for the “Budget Series” SD4B & SD4B-GPS DVR product line.

This User Guide lists, details, and depicts non-advertised features NOT AVAILABLE in the “Budget Series” SD4B &

SD4B-GPS DVR.

Most of these detailed features relate to, but are not limited to, the networking aspect of the DVR as it relates to Wi-Fi, 3G

Live View or Video Streaming and 3-axis “G” Sensor.

The manufacturer advises that only the advertised features of “Budget Series” SD4B & SD4B-GPS DVR product line as

listed on the product PDFs and as quoted be used to determine application value and worth to potential customers, as there

is no promise made or assurance of any kind that these non-advertised, non quoted features will be available or provided

for the “Budget Series” SD4B & SD4B-GPS DVR product line.

Do not base any investment decision on features listed in this document that are not advertised nor listed on the product

quote form at the time of purchase.

Windows Vista and Windows 7 Applications:

As most mobile rated DVRs use Linux operating systems, their hard drives use a Linux type partition. There are drivers to

allow OS7 to read these partitions, but under Vista and 7, you must be running as the “Administrator”, or the driver will

crash.

What MANUFACTURER has found is that some CF4 users (school districts) have strict IT departments that will not allow

any computer on their network unless it is not an “Administrator” account.

MANUFACTURER has suggested the following solutions:

1-Run Windows XP on the PC to be used as a Video Player Viewing Station and this resolves the problem

without any additional cost to the user. This permits full On Screen Mapping via Internet connection.

2-Purchase a stand-a-lone computer with Windows 7 in Administrator mode with the Viewer application installed

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as a "Video Viewing Station". Since it is not connected to the network, most IT departments are OK with this

solution. The major limitation is the video will not show On Screen Mapping, as the PC cannot connect to the

Internet.

SD4B Card Disclaimer

MVS recommends SD cards sourced from MVS to insure proper function.

Use of non-MANUFACTURER supplied or approved SD cards not designed for quad channel high-resolution streaming

video, may adversely affect proper function of this DVR, and void the MANUFACTURER warranty. Those who choose to

use cards of unknown or unproven manufacturer jeopardize video evidence integrity as well as DVR functionality at their

own risk, as use of SD cards not supplied by MANUFACTURER in this DVR voids the warranty of the DVR.

SD cards up to 32 Gb are supported.

About On Screen GPS Mapping

This feature requires unrestricted access to Google maps, so some highly restricted proxies servers may prevent this. If the

Internet access is prevented at the customer side, the free On Screen Mapping feature may be prevented from functioning.

This does not affect the speed of the vehicle recorded or location from being imprinted on the screen during the trip. Also we

have found the GPS antenna location needs to be on the vehicle roof to assure the best function.

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Introduction

This manual is intended to provide the user with the information required for proper installation,

initial setup and explanation of the individual programming options. For additional support, please

contact your local distributor.

Except excellent anti-vibration solution and 64G SDHC card at most, its compact size & 8-48V

DC input provide full possibility in various type of moving vehicles. All of our MDVR are equipped

with Rich I/Os. High definition D1 resolution can offer the clear image for travel movie or surveillance

videos. RS232/RS485 is provided for External devices. Optional GPS (Global Position System)

allows keeping track of your vehicles in Google Map. 3-axis G-sensor helps record any traffic

accident/quick start/quick stop timely. SD4B BUDGET SERIES MDVR also supports RFID

equipment for transit bus, commuter bus, and school bus.

With the help of our CMS, this powerful MDVR can offer wireless live surveillance, Google map

online tracking, remote alarm, two-way voice communication and intelligence fleet management,

resume upload /download, video management, etc.

Features

H.264 video compression for high quality low storage needs and longer recording

D1 definition (720*576, NTSC, 704*576, PAL), QCIF/CIF/HD1 selectable.

4CH video and 2-4 4CH audio input, 1 video / audio output

Ultra compact extruded aluminum housing, light and vibration resistant

Embedded Linux operating system & On Screen Display menu

64G SDHC card at most (Class 4/ 6)

PC-based FAT 32 file system

Frame Rate per channel: (PAL) 1-25 fps; (NTSC) 1-30FPS

Live video & audio surveillance and tracking in Google Map

Support for 3G, GPRS & Wi-Fi for wireless transmission (optional)

4 alarm inputs with selectable pre-alarm and post-alarm recording

Interior, 3-axis, inertia trigger of video-matched motion events (for accidents)

Support for RFID, Police Detection Radar, Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ), etc.

CMS support for video management, live tracking, large fleet management, etc.

Easy to use PC-based MDVR Player for playback and AVI output conversion

Video event search software allows intelligent searching of video based on event

8-48V DC input, 12 DC output for cameras

Broad temperature operating range: -40 to +60 C (optional heater)

Recommended Applications:

Public Transportation, School Buses, Bank Vehicles, Police Vehicles, Military Patrol Vehicles,

Coaches, Commercial Tankers, Freight, Logistics Vehicles, etc.

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Camera Placement

Cameras can be mounted anywhere inside of the vehicle where a stable mounting platform is

available. Any selected location should be as vibration constrained as possible. For outdoor

applications, use outdoor cameras and observe the same low vibration recommendation.

Recommendplacementillustrationsofinvehiclecameras.

In-vehicle Cameras

Cameras for use in a vehicle are different from CCTV cameras. Below are some

recommendations:

A. For small vehicles, cars, taxis, trucks, or an SUV use a camera with 420TVL specifications.

For a bus, use 480TVL. For HD quality use 480TVL/540TVL to match with D1 resolution.

B. Mini metal (Aluminum) housings are recommended.

C. Outside of vehicle cameras need to have waterproof technology.

D. Illumination lamps should be available for nighttime applications.

E. Wide angel lens cameras are helpful in forward viewing situations.

F. Vandal proof cameras should be used in criminal or rough environment applications.

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Recording & Playback

System Start-Up

To start the recording process, place the system switch in the ON position (this will be

done automatically if the system switch is connected to the ignition switch and the ignition

switch is in the ON position). Upon turning the system switch ON, MDVR will commence

recording.

System Shutdown

To stop the recording process, place the system switch in the OFF position. If the

Shutdown Delay option is enabled, the MDVR will continue to record for the prescribed

number of minutes. When the off-delay expires, the camera and MDVR will shut off.

Playback Options

1. TV Video Outputs (Front and Back)

Using a TV Monitor and the MDVR Remote Control, user can access recorded video files

by Date and Time or by Event. After selecting the appropriate file, the user can review the

video using Play, Stop, Pause, Fast Forward, Fast Rewind, Slow Forward, Slow Rewind,

Frame Forward, and Frame Reverse. The user can select individual video channels to be

displayed full screen by pressing the numeric button on the remote corresponding to that

channel, or view all channels at the same time.

2. Removable SDHC Drive USB Connection

Using MDVR Player, user can access the files by connecting the SD Card to the

computer via USB port and SD card reader.

3. PC Network Connection

It usually connects with 3G router to get a wireless communication, then user can

access the files through CMS (Central Management Software)

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MDVR Layout

Front Panel

SD Card Slot: the removable SDHC Drive occupies this slot in the MDVR. It is used to record

video images,

IR Indicator: Infrared receiver lens for use with the MDVR Remote Control unit. NOTE: Please

ensure that the MDVR is installed where the handheld IR controller can be pointed directly at

the IR receiver lens. Point your handheld controller at the spot on the recording module allowing

the unit to respond to commands from the controller.

LOCK: When you turn the key to the vertical lock position, the MDVR can start recording.

When you turn the key toward the horizontal unlock position, the MDVR will stop recording and

the SD, with housing, can be removed from the MDVR.

Video: Video is standard RCA output

Audio: Audio is standard RCA output.

LED Indicator and Status Display:

[WK] Video recording and working status: LED ON indicates recording is on for at least one

channel.

[REC] LED ON indicates system is reading/writing to hard disk. OFF means no recording is

taking place or being written to storage media (HDD/SSD).

[SD] LED ON indicates the program sees a SDHC card in the SD card slot.

[NET]LED ON indicates that 3G or Wi-Fi has connected successfully. OFF means no 3G/Wi-Fi

signals are being received or launched, CMS can’t monitor the MDVR in this case.

[GPS]LED on indicates the DVR is receiving GPS location geo data.

[UD]LED on indicates the DVR is performing updates or utilities related program functions

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Back Panel

All connections to the MDVR are attached to the rear of the MDVR using pre-assembled cable

bundles specifically labeled for each purpose; It includes the following 6 parts:

GPS: Connects to the GPS antenna -if you order the MDVR with GPS.

WIFI/3G: Connects 3G/Wi-Fi antennas to facilitate a good signal.

AV: audio and video input interface with power output for cameras

I/O: Sensors and RS232/485 communication connection (RFID, sensors, etc.)

NET: Network Connection port (RJ-45)

POWER IN: Power Connections

DEBUG: Use by manufacturing to check for any problems before delivery

Disconnecting a cable bridal does not affect the operation of remaining MDVR functions

Note: The 3G slot is in the bottom of MDVR.

Back Panel

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