Epson DH200 instruction manual External USB HDD, Usb Cd/Dvd-Rw, System will prompt, Status no File

Backup

External USB HDD

ATTENTION: You must STOP ALL RECORDING on the system prior to backing up any video data to an external USB HDD or external USB CD/DVD-RW drive.

To backup recorded video:

1.Connect an external USB HDD to the USB port on the front panel.

2.Format the external USB HDD if you have not already done so. For details on formatting the external USB HDD, see “DISK” on page 30.

3.Press the BACKUP button on the front panel.

4.Under DEVICE, make sure to select USB HDD.

5.Under SELECT, select specific cameras or select ALL.

Select NORMAL, ALARM, or MOTION recording. Select all Figure 20.1 Backup menu—USB HDD boxes if desired.

6.Under RANGE, enter date and time for the system to scan for video. If the system finds a file, it will immediately begin backing up the data. Monitor the backup progress in the ACTION frame.

NOTE: If there is no video available in the range, the system will prompt, "STATUS: NO FILE."

7.Under ACTION, select START and press ENTER.

8.Once backup is complete, press CANCEL/ESC to close remaining windows.

9.You will be prompted to re-start recording on the system. Press CANCEL/ESC to close the

	prompt, and / to resume Continuous Recording; press / to resume Schedule
	Recording.
USB CD/DVD-RW
To backup recorded video:
1.	Connect an external USB CD/DVD-RW drive to the USB
	port on the front panel.
2.	Insert a CD/DVD-R/W disc into the drive.
3.	Press the BACKUP button on the front panel.
4.	Under DEVICE, make sure to select USB - CD/DVD-RW.
5.	Under RANGE, enter date and time for the system to
	scan for video. If the system finds a file, it will
	immediately begin backing up the data. Monitor the
	backup progress in the ACTION frame.
		Figure 20.2 Backup menu—USB CD/DVD-RW
	NOTE: If there is no video available in the range, the
	system will prompt, "STATUS: NO FILE."

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