Sanyo DSR-3506P When pre-alarm recording settings have been completed, Setting the alarm trigger

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3RECORD SET

6 Turn the jog dial to set “DURATION” (10 SEC for example), and then turn the shuttle dial clockwise.

(Default setting: 1 MIN)

The cursor moves to “ALARM TRIGGER”.

When pre-alarm recording settings have been completed

Press the [EXIT] button.

EXIT

The setting procedure is ended and the display returns to the normal screen.

“PRE” appears in the operation display area. When an alarm occurs, “ALARM” is displayed.

Number of alarm

PRE display

01-01-04 00:00:00 REC REPEAT EN A PRE 0000

02

zPre-alarm recording is carried out over the period before alarm input as set by “DURATION”. In order to playback pre-alarm recordings, carry out alarm search (using the [SEARCH] button). (JP.27)

As playback begins at the point of alarm occurrence, use the shuttle dial to move back into the area of pre- alarm recording.

zWhen normal recording and pre-alarm recording are performed simultaneously, audio will not be recorded together with pre-alarm video.

Setting the alarm trigger

Use this setting to indicate how alarms are to be detected.

1 Turn the jog dial to select “ALARM TRIGGER”, and then turn the shuttle dial clockwise.

“ALARM” flashes in the “ALARM TRIGGER” field.

2 Turn the jog dial to select an alarm detection method, and then turn the shuttle dial clockwise.

[Settings] (‹ indicates the default setting)

Setting

Description

 

Alarm recording is performed when an

 

external alarm is generated (i.e.,

‹ALARM

when a switch is attached to the alarm

 

input terminal on the rear panel, and

 

the switch is activated).

 

Alarm recording is performed when a

SENSOR

motion sensor detects movement.

See the section on setting motion

 

 

sensors for more details.

ALARM AND

Alarm recording is performed when

both the external alarm and a motion

SENSOR

sensor are activated simultaneously.

 

 

Alarm recording is performed when

ALARM OR SENSOR

either the external alarm or a motion

 

sensor is activated.

[Setting conditions]

zWhen sensor selection has been made (i.e., “SENSOR”, “ALARM AND SENSOR”, or “ALARM OR SENSOR”) it will be necessary to set the motion sensors.

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Contents Page Precaution ServiceLocation Avoiding Electrical Shock and FireMain features AccessoriesSymbols used in this manual IntroductionContents Contents Settings OtherBefore USE „ Notes on replacing the HDD„ Handling a detached HDD unit Backup battery Before USEHard disk and cooling fan are consumable components Important recordingsNames and Functions of Parts Front panelNames and Functions of Parts Rear panel Installation and Connections Connecting an amplifierConnecting Alarm in terminals Basic connectionsInstallation and Connections Connecting Sensor Alarm OUT terminalsConnecting control terminals Connecting the power cord01-01-04 000000 REC Reperat EN a Alarm Preparing for USEOperation display area Preparing for USE Changing the position of the operation display areaChanging the language Press the OSD button several timesSetting the time Example Setting 830 on 22 MayTurn the shuttle dial clockwise Press the Exit buttonAlarm recording area Preparing for USE The internal hard diskHard disk recording areas Normal recording areaViewing Video from a Camera Viewing on a full screenViewing on multiple screens Press the No Camera Select buttonViewing Video from a Camera Viewing with automatic screen selectionPress the Multi button Press the Sequence buttonSet MON.2 Display from Alarm Operation SET to ON. JP.74 Viewing on the monitorPress the MON2 button Timer recording Press the Timer buttonRecording Normal recordingAlarm recording Set alarm recordingEnd alarm recording When an alarm signal is detectedPre-alarm recording Set pre-alarm recordingAfter entering the setting, press the Exit button If an alarm is detectedPlayback Playing video on a full screenFast-forward and fast-rewind playback Changing the playback speedPlayback Enlarging the playback videoPress the Zoom button during playback Move the zoom frame to the area to be magnifiedViewing still images Performing frame advance forward or reversePress the Zoom button Press the Still button during playbackPlaying video on multiple screens Press the Quad button during playbackPress the Multi button during playback Searching for Recorded Video Alarm search Press the appropriate Alarm button during playback„ To view pre-alarm video To view alarm video before or after the current playbackAlarm thumbnail search Alarm number for the selected recording will start to flashTime/date search Turn the jog dial to select TIME/DATE SearchRecording TOP Recording ENDChannel SearchSearch indicator lights and Search screen is displayed Archive area searchMotion detection search Turn the jog dial to select the video for playbackExample Normal Cursor moves to Channel StartEND Motion SensorMotion sensor setting screen is displayed Set the motion sensor to use for searchingOFF flashes ‹OFFCarry out motion sensor setting again „ If not FOUND! is displayedDisplay returns to the Motion Detection Search screen Saving Copying Recorded Video Copying video to the hard disk’s archive area JP.35Copying video to a CompactFlash card or Microdrive JP.36 Saving Copying Recorded Video Copying video to the hard disk’s archive areaPress the Copy button Example Copying a specified 10-second portion of video„ To cancel a copy operation Turn the jog dial to select SecondsInsert a CompactFlash card Insertion method Removal methodCopy screen is displayed Archive Area flashesViewing images copied to a CompactFlash card on a PC Formatting a CompactFlash cardJpeg images Images copied to a CompactFlash cardMenu Configuration and Operations Moving from the Main Menu to a sub-menu or setting screenBasic menu operations Turn the jog dial to select a menuMenu Configuration and Operations Restoring menu setting items to their default valuesMovement and confirmation in sub-menus and setting screens Sub-menu configuration Main menu Turn the jog dial to select the item toBe set, and then turn the shuttle dial Clockwise Sub menu Setting item Settings or display content Multi Screen JP.87Sequence SET Color Level JP.93Initial settings Setting the summer timeInitial SET is used to make the following setting Initial SETTurn the jog dial to change the settings When USE is selected for Summer Time SETInitial SET External clock setting Cursor moves to the monthCursor moves to the time To C Terminal To Clock SET in terminalDetecting connected cameras ExampleSetting camera titles Example Setting the title HALL-1F for Camera NoFirst position for title setting flashes Turn the jog dial to select HSetting holidays Example Setting 17 November as a holidayTurn the shuttle dial clockwise after setting Set the day and month for item NoMonth DaySetting time periods Timer period settings Example 1 Setting periods using Time Period aTime Period a settings Set T1 to 6 AM Time Period B settings Set T1 to 6 AMTime period operations settings Time Period a flashesCursor moves to Mask Settings for recording Performing easy setupRecord SET is used to make the following settings Record SETSetting based on recording days Easy Setup screen is displayedCursor moves to Timer Recording DAY Record SETExample on Settings ‹ indicates the default setting Display returns to the Easy Setup screenSet Picture Quality Set Audio RecordingSetting based on recording rate Alarm Displaying the recording areasSee P.55 Recording Area SET screen is displayed„ Default hard disk settings Changing recording areas„ Recording area allocations „ If the normal recording area is set to 0%Setting overwrite permission Setting recording conditions No on the Warning screen flashes FlashingOn flashes Setting auto deleting Turn the jog dial to select the storage period01-01-04 000000 REC 1% Setting normal recording Turn the shuttle dial clockwise Press the Exit buttonClockwise Setting program recording Set REC RateSet REC Program Group ProgramCursor moves to 01 from Serect Individual Camera Rate FPS Recording rate flashesVideo from Camera No will not be recorded Timer settings Timer setting itemsStart „ To change a displayed setting item „ Picture quality and recording rate for timer recordingTo cancel all set timer reservations Timer reservations spanning more than 24 hoursMake settings in the Week and Start columns Timer recording using an external timerOFF for Program flashes For FPS flashesSetting alarm recording To set alarm recordingDial clockwise OFF flashesMaximum number of alarm recordings Operates while an alarm is being triggered sec. minimumSet REC Rate and Duration Recording pattern for SW and onlyWhen alarm recording settings have been completed To set pre-alarm recordingREC Rate for PRE-ALARM Recording flashes Cursor moves to recording rate and durationWhen pre-alarm recording settings have been completed Setting the alarm triggerDefault setting 1 MIN Cursor moves to Alarm Trigger Use this setting to indicate how alarms are to be detectedSetting the motion sensors Use this procedure to set other sensor positionsPress the Camera Select button LevelFlashes for the Mode Cursor moves to LevelOFF flashes for Level To BSetting alarm operation and display OFF flashes in the Alarm Retrigger fieldExample Alarm „ To stop motion sensor recordingCanceling alarms Setting alarm displayCursor moves to Alarm Priority General settings Setting data display01-01-04 000000 REC 1% EN a Alarm General SETSetting display for video loss General SETPerform the following if so required Setting the buzzer Alarm default setting OFFDisk Full default setting on Disk Error default setting onSetting the security lock Use the same procedure to set 123456AB„ Operation after setting passwords Setting the administrator passwordFollowing this, turn the shuttle dial clockwise Turn the jog dial to select onTurn the jog dial clockwise Then turn the shuttle dial clockwiseSetting and initializing the hard disk Setting the security lockCanceling the security lock Initializing the hard diskNetwork settings Expanding the hard disk capacityMaking network connections Making network settings Connecting to an intranet using a hubNetwork SET screen is displayed OFF flashes for Network ControlSet IP Address Set Subnet MaskSet Gateway Set PortSetting RS-485 Enter the password using the shuttle dial and jog dialGeneral SET screen appears Cursor moves to Status InfoSetting procedure is ended and the display returns to Normal screen‹DATA SpeedSetting quad and multi 6 display Setting quad positionsScreen SET Example Displaying Camera No in quad positionSetting multi 6 positions Screen SETChecking modified screen positions Changes toExample Automatic switching of a full screen every 5 seconds 1S flashes for FullSetting the main monitor and monitor Specify Time Period a and Time Period BMAIN/MON.2 Monitor SET screen is displayed Starts to flash for the time period Setting masks Cursor moves to Mask SETMask SET screen is displayed Starts to flash for Time PeriodSetting the color level OFF flashes Settings ‹ indicates the default settingColor Level SET screen is displayed Auto flashes ‹AUTOPower FAILURE/USED Time FAILURE/RECOVERPower DISK1 USEInitialized Record AreaOperation class Copy Menu Settings Saving menu settings on a CompactFlash cardSave Menus to CF Load Menus from CFCopy Menu Settings Loading settings from a CompactFlash cardWhen copying recording area settings Turn the jog dial to select LoadInterface Specifications RS-485 specificationsRS-485 termination switch settings Interface Specifications DVR/VCR command tableSpecifications SpecificationsJpeg XXXSpecifications DimensionsUnits mm 364.5 420 349 Table of recording rate and times „ Example Recording to a 80 GB hard disk 100%-usage„ Example After expansion to 160 GB 100%-usage 104 „ Example After expansion to 300 GB 100%-usageTable of recording rate settings Program recording rateTable of pre-alarm recording times Minutes 10s 20s 40sFPS field/sec Menu Setting Sequence Normal REC Mode SET →P.62Title SET →P.47 Menu Setting Sequence HDD SET →P.81 Mask SET →P.92RS-485 SET →P.85 Index Time/date search Timer recording Timer settings Index
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