LOREX Technology SG17LD800 Series Connecting a Slave Spot-Out Monitor Appendix #4, Not Included

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Connecting a Slave (Spot-Out) Monitor - Appendix #4

Connecting a Slave (Spot-Out) Monitor - Appendix #4

Connections to a Slave Monitor / Spot-Out Monitor (not included with the System) can be made through the SPOT OUT and AUDIO OUT ports on the back of the Observation System. A slave monitor can be a TV or Computer Monitor with VGA inputs.

A Slave Monitor is used as a View Only device. A Slave Monitor can only display camera data as it is sent from the Observation System (based on settings in the Spot Out Menu options).

1.Connect the SPOT OUT port on the back of the Observation System to the VIDEO IN port on the back of the Slave Monitor

2.Connect the AUDIO OUT port on the back of the Observation System to the AUDIO IN port on the back of the Slave Monitor

OBSERVATION SYSTEM

SLAVE MONITOR

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Contents LCD Monitor / 8 Channel DVR Combo Page Important Safeguards InstallationService General Precautions General PrecautionsLCD/DVR Combo Features Table of Contents Hard Drive Replacement Appendix #8 Getting Started Cameras withFront Panel CAMFront Panel Return Button Front Panel Rear Panel Rear Panel Remote Control Power ButtonMC7520 Cameras Camera Lens MicrophoneCamera Installation Installation WarningsCamera Stand Installation Connecting Cameras Display Modes Initial Loading SequenceIndividual Camera Display Network Connectivity Indicator Network IndicatorsDisplay Modes Single Channel Quad 4 ChannelZoom Mode Covert Camera ModeCamera Volume Display Mode Camera with Audio Volume AdjustPTZ Pan/Tilt/Zoom & Focus Controls PTZ Control Screen Focus Control ScreenSystem Power Off Monitor Display ShutoffSystem Shutoff System Shutdown PromptSearch Mode Search By TimeSearch By Event Playback and Navigation ControlsActive Option Indicator Menu Navigation Controls & TipsMenu Navigation Controls Virtual Keyboard ControlSystem Setup Controls Display Menu OSD Onscreen DisplayMenu Transparency Sets the Menu Transparency between 0 no Monitor Motion Sensor Display TurnsSequence Sequence Setup Mode SPOT-OUT ScreensaverMain Display OFF Turns the Main Camera Menu Camera TitleColor Setup PTZ SetupContrast, Tint and Color for individual PTZ Properties Motion SensorSelected Area is shaded in Grey Sound Menu SoundBuzzer System Menu DATE/TIMEUser Management Controls for System Management System specificNetwork Dhcp Server i.e. The local RouterMail Setup User Management ADD User ScreenSystem Management System Information ScreenFirmware Update Factory Defaults Control DeviceSystem Data Event / Sensor HDD EventMail Notification Sends and E-Mail Alarm Input Alarm OUTBuzzer OUT Email Notification Disk Management Format Erases all Hard Drive dataRecording Menu Controls Recording Menu OptionsSwitching Between Simple and Advanced Modes Recording OperationsSimple Recording Mode Camera Specific Settings NavigateAdvanced Recording Mode Continuous / Motion SetupContinuous / Motion Parameter Mode Continuous / Motion Schedule Mode Alarm Setup Mode Alarm Parameter ModeAlarm Schedule Mode None AlarmArchiving Archiving OptionsError Messages Network Connectivity Overview IP & MAC Address Finding Your External IP AddressIP Address MAC Address Setting Up Your Ddns Account Navigate to http//DDNS.strategicvista.netUser Name Domain Name Password Dns1.strategicvista.netRouter Port Forwarding Router ComputerInternet Internal Network Ddns Setup Ddns SetupTroubleshooting ProblemCheck Image on the Observation System is too dark or too bright Observation System Specifications Appendix #1 Display SpecificationsAudio Specifications Storage SpecificationsAlarm Specifications Recording SpecificationsNetwork Specifications System SpecificationsMC7520 Camera Specifications Appendix #2 Lorex Client Software Requirements Appendix #3 Connecting a Slave Spot-Out Monitor Appendix #4 Not IncludedConnecting Motion / Alarm Device Appendix #5 Installing a SensorGround Connecting PTZ Cameras Appendix #6 Installing a PTZ RS-45 Type PTZ CameraInstalling a PTZ RS-232 Type PTZ Camera PTZ Camera Not IncludedFull Connectivity Diagram Appendix #7 1/4 CCD CamerasHard Drive Replacement Appendix #8 Setting the New Drive to MasterConnecting the IDE Cable New Hard Drive Format Using the Storage Calculator Appendix #9 Connecting and Mounting Cameras Navigating within the System MenuMenu Navigation Controls Changing the Date and Time Formatting the Hard Drive Camera Setup Screen Saver Settings Main Display OFF Turns the Main Display Screen ON/OFF/TIMEDBacking up your System Configurations Page How do I playback Previously Recorded Data? Appendix #12 Search By Event Setting An Individual Time Block How do I set the Auto-Recording to OFF? Appendix #13Setting Multiple Time Blocks Setting up Remote Viewing Appendix #14 Network Setup / Remote Access OverviewWhat do you need? System IP & MAC Address Web Finding Your External IP AddressNetwork Setting Up Your Ddns Account User Name Domain Name Password Network Router Port Forwarding System Ddns Setup Lorex NetViewer Software Connection Manager Adding a GroupPassword Camera Assign Set ADD Button Adds Lorex NetViewer Software Remote Connection Optional Accessories Cameras CableIt’s all on the web

SG19LD800 Series, SG17LD800 Series specifications

LOREX Technology has made a significant impact in the surveillance industry with its SG17LD800 and SG19LD800 series, known for offering advanced features, innovative technologies, and exemplary performance. These security cameras are designed to meet diverse surveillance needs, whether for home security, retail monitoring, or industrial applications.

The SG17LD800 series features 8MP resolution, providing crystal-clear, high-definition video that captures fine details even in low-light conditions. The cameras utilize advanced infrared night vision capabilities that allow for visibility up to 130 feet in complete darkness, ensuring 24/7 surveillance continuity. This is particularly important for monitoring perimeters or large outdoor spaces where lighting may be limited.

On the other hand, the SG19LD800 series enhances this with features like superior H.265 compression technology, which reduces the required bandwidth and storage without sacrificing quality. This allows users to store more footage efficiently, making it an economical choice for long-term surveillance needs. Both series come equipped with wireless connectivity options, enabling easy installation and flexibility in camera placement, reducing the hassle of running cables across large areas.

Another noteworthy characteristic of both series is their weather-resistant design, which means they can endure various environmental conditions. This makes them suitable not just for indoor use but also for outdoor installations, where exposure to rain and dust is a concern. The durable housing ensures longevity and reliable performance, offering a solid return on investment for users.

Additionally, LOREX has integrated smart motion detection technology in both series, which allows users to receive real-time alerts when movement is detected. This feature greatly enhances security, as it minimizes the chances of missing critical events. Users can also customize detection zones, reducing false alarms triggered by irrelevant movement, such as passing cars or animals.

Natural user interfaces and mobile compatibility ensure that users can easily access their camera feeds anywhere and anytime. The associated mobile app connects seamlessly with both the SG17LD800 and SG19LD800 series, providing an intuitive platform for monitoring live feeds, reviewing recordings, or adjusting camera settings.

In summary, the LOREX Technology SG17LD800 and SG19LD800 series represent a blend of high-definition video capability, advanced compression methods, robust durability, and smart technologies. These features make them ideal for anyone looking to enhance their security setup with reliable, high-performing surveillance solutions. Whether for commercial or personal use, these series are designed to deliver peace of mind and thorough monitoring in an ever-evolving security landscape.
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