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Appendix #1 Technical Specification

Hardware	32bit RISC Embedded processor (200MIPS)
	Flash memory: 8Mbyte
	RAM: 32Mbyte
	OS: Embedded Linux
Storage Device	Int.: 2 HDD bays
	Ext: 3 IEEE 1394 (FireWire) connection ports
	Supports Disk Management Tool for all disks (Reboot
	is required when HDD changed)
	Total manageable capacity: 2 TB
Image Quality Control	5 Levels (Q1-Q5)
Image Compression	Compression Algorithm: Differential Wavelet
	Compression Rate: 20:1 ~500:1
	Average file size: 3 ~ 5KB (Standard Quality)
Video Channel	NTSC or PAL video format are supported
	4Ch. analog video inputs via BNC connector
Recording Performance	Max. 60fps(NTSC) / 50fps(PAL) in total
(on 360X243) Analog Ch	Max 30 fps (NTSC ) per channel if 2ch used
	Max. 15fps (NTSC) per channel if 4ch used
Schedule Recording	Daily: Day / night / Four -segment time frame
	Weekly: Weekdays / Weekends
	Status: Normal / Event
Matrix Digital Output Schedule	Daily: Day / night / Four -segment time frame
	Weekly: Weekdays / Weekends
	Conditions: MD, sensor input
Configurable Recording Conditions	Recording speed: None to 30 fps
	Image quality: 5 Levels
	Event conditions: MD & sensor inputs

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Contents ELX4-60 User’s Guide Cctv Monitor UserFCC Compliance Statement Important Notice ELX4 Rugged CctvSetting at Text menu Setting at Serial Setup’s RS232 menu Appendix #2 Utilizing IP Addresses on Local Network What is ELX4-60? IntroductionKey features ELX4-60Product Description Front PanelRear Panel DIOInstallation Summary Viewing single full screen MonitoringViewing basic screen Quad-split Viewing multi screenViewing all channels with sequence mode Viewing an alarm triggered channel Viewing images with Digital ZoomViewing with connected PTZ Pan/Tilt Control Load PresetSave Preset Zoom/Focus ControlPlayback via various mode Using RelayUsing Screen Lock PlaybackPlayback via split screen Playback with Digital ZoomVarious playback modes Using Search Mode Button controlSeconds Copy / Backup / Delete Data ManagerCopy Image Select DiskBackup Manager Start Date & Time / End Date & TimeDelete Data ConfigurationQuick Setup Date/TimeTime Format Time ZoneDaylight Saving Date/TimeRecording Recording Speed/Quality Configuration StatusChannel Status Audio RecordingCamera Analog Camera Channels Ch ~ Ch NameTIP Color StatusType Gain/Brightness/ContrastNormal Rec. Analog Camera Channels Ch ~ Ch Time ScheduleDay Start/End Setting Time ScheduleWeekday Start/End Special Time RecordingSetting Special Time Event RecordingAlarm Rec. Analog Camera Channels Ch ~ Ch MD AreaSensor 1/2/3/4 Setting MD Area Pre Alarm secText Post Alarm sec Setup RelaySpecial Time Seq. Switchingsec Alarm Pop-up/Pop-up HoldsecMonitor System AudioSync Text With TextRecording / Monitoring DeviceDelimiter Timeout msSeek Header LinesTime Schedule To designate Weekday/Weekend and Day/NightSpecial Time Remote Setup User PasswordAdmin Password SecurityBackup Reminder Disk SetupAuto Del. Alarm Auto Del. NormalNetwork NetworkIP Address, NetMask, and Gateway Address DNS Server IP AddressUser ID/Password XDSLHRS HRS IntervalGroup ID Monitoring Port / Playback Port TP Server PortFirewall / Port Serial Setup InterfaceBaud rate/Parity/Stop bit/Data bit Remote Control ID How to register remote controllerMiscellaneous Keyboard Control Addr Alarm BuzzerReset Values Keyboard PTZ AddrUtility Disk Manager Type Using IP Cam Activating IP Cam menusCamera Setting IP Camera Channels Ch ~ Ch ConfigurationIP AddressURL PortBand Width LimitKB/s Local IP Cam List SearchSelect Cam Normal Rec. IP Camera Channels Ch ~ Ch Alarm Rec. IP Cam Channel Ch ~ Ch Recording Speed/Quality & Pre Alarm & Post AlarmIP Cam Event Connecting External Device Using Text DeviceSetting at Text menu Setting at Serial Setup’s RS232 menu Setting at Alarm Rec. menuSetting at Normal Rec. menu Using Keyboard Setting at Serial Setup’s PTZ menuAppendix Appendix #1 Technical Specification Appendix Appendix #2.2 IP construction and Network class Appendix #2 Utilizing IP Addresses on Local Network#2.1 Introduction IP constructionFeatures of Addresses Network configuration To use as one network#2.3 C-class Network To use as two sub-networks 1/2 + 1/2 To use as three sub-networks 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/2To use as four sub-networks 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/4 Appendix