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3.To select a ATM/POS device, do one of the following:

•In the DX8100 Site Tree, click a camera that is linked to the ATM/POS device.

By default, the name of the ATM/POS device linked to the selected camera/channel is displayed in the Device Name box. In this case, the Device Name box is deselected.

•In the Transaction Information section, click the check box to select Device Name. When the Device Name box is enabled, type the ATM/POS device name in the box.

4.Set the date and time range for the search.

5.In the Data Information section, do the following:

a.Click the check box to select Action Code. The Action Code drop-down box is available.

b.In the Action Code drop-down box, select an action code.

For information about action codes, refer to Using Action Codes on page 192.

6.Click Start Search. If the device name/channel, date, and time are valid, transactions containing the line item are displayed in the POS Search Table.

7.In the POS Search Table, click a transaction. The transaction data is displayed in the Data window.

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Contents DX8100 Series Hybrid Video Recorder Page Contents Enabling and Disabling Instant Recording Bookmarking and Exporting Multiple Channels 171 Performing Periodic Maintenance List of Illustrations C2630M-C 7/09 Page C2630M-C 7/09 List of Tables DX8100 Mobile Client DX8100 Client Emergency AgentDX8100 Viewer DX8100 Features DX8100 WEB ClientUpgrade policy is described in the following sections Upgrade PolicySoftware Upgrades Hardware Upgrades Starting and Shutting Down the DX8100Starting the DX8100 Shutting Down the DX8100DX8100 Documentation Logging OUT of the Local DX8100 Local DX8100 LoginLogging in to a Local DX8100 Remote DX8100 Login Connecting to a Remote SiteDisconnecting from a Remote Site Exiting to the Windows Operating SystemVerifying Available Jbod Drives Logging OUT of a Remote SiteInstalling the Dual Display Card Configuring the Dual Display CardUnderstanding the DX8100 Application Window Description of the DX8100 Main WindowShows the parts of the DX8100 main window Part Description Command Description DX8100 Menu BARFile Menu Edit MenuView Menu Export Menu Favorite MenuDX8100 Toolbar Help MenuTable H. DX8100 Toolbar Buttons 1 Button Name Description LiveDisplaying the DX8100 Window from a Description of Operating ModesDisplaying Video in Full Screen View Displaying Live Video in Full Screen ViewSwitching Between Standard and Extended Panel Views Understanding View Panes and PanelsWorking with View Panes and Panels Displaying Playback Video in Full Screen ViewItem Description Configuring View PanelsNavigating View Panels Navigating Between View Panels Display Type Grouping NumberExpanding and Collapsing View Panes Manually Cycling Through Hidden View PanelsAutomatically Cycling Through View Panels To manually cycle through hidden view panelsStarting an Automatic Cycle View Mode Mapping Channels on the Extended MonitorStopping an Automatic Cycle View Sequence Selecting User Groups to Set the Cycle View Dwell TimeC2630M-C 7/09 Viewing Video on the Extended Monitor Modifying AN Extended Monitor ViewWorking with the Site Tree Shows the Site TreeFollowing commands Setting UP Links Linking Alarm Inputs to a CameraAssigning Cameras to View Panes Manually Turning On and Off a RelayLinking Relay Outputs to Alarm Inputs Removing a Linked Alarm Input from a CameraRemoving Links Linking a Relay Output to a CameraRemoving a Linked Relay Output from an Alarm Input Working in Live View Mode Assigning and Removing Cameras from View PanesTo add a camera view to favorites Setting UP FavoritesAdding a Camera View to Favorites To create a favorites folder Organizing Favorites in FoldersCreating a Favorites Folder Moving Existing Favorites to a Folder Indicates that the PTZ control is enabled Instant Recording Starts/stops instant recording if enabledLive View ON-SCREEN Display OSD Recorded audio may not be of the same quality as live audioEnabling and Disabling Instant Recording Customizing the ON-SCREEN Display OSDInstant Recording Adding Instant Recording to OSD Starting and Stopping Instant RecordingEnabling Instant Recording Disabling Instant RecordingTable O. Recording Indicators Listening to Live Audio AT the ServerStarting Instant Recording Stopping Instant RecordingOperating the ON-SCREEN PTZ Controls Operating the PTZ ControlsAdjusting the Camera Lens Adjusting the Camera ZoomUsing Keyboard Shortcuts to Operate PTZ and Lens Functions Key DescriptionPTZ Presets Programming a PresetActivating a Preset Programming a PresetClearing a Preset PTZ PatternsProgramming a Pattern Programming a PatternActivating a Pattern Clearing a PatternAccessing Programming Features of Remote Cameras Using the PTZ OSD Menu ControlPerform no activity Accessing a Remote Camera Programming MenuItem Part Description Enter Provides the following actions Camera Setup Menu Sending Auxiliary Commands to a Device Accessing a Preset Tour Group Configuring Preset ToursProgramming a Preset Tour Adding Presets to a Tour Adding Preset to TourDeleting Presets from a Tour Deleting Preset from TourActivating a Preset Tour Deactivating a Preset TourKeyboard Control Action Using the KBD300A KeyboardKBD300A Standard Mode Operational Features KBD300A Shift Key Mode Features Left/right directionAccessing Playback Mode Printing ImagesAssigning Cameras to View Panels Playback ON-SCREEN Display OSDPlayback Controls Item Part DescriptionMute Volume is silenced Playback Timeline Playing Back Video by TimeStarting Playback from a Specific Point in Time PartUnderstanding Instant Playback Date Selection Drop-Down BoxPlaying Back Video by Event Operating Playback Digital ZoomZoom Using the Digital Zoom Control Zoom RestoreZoom Level Zoom OutZoom Using the Mouse Zoom Out Using MousePanning a Zoomed Image Panning Zoomed Video with the MouseShows the parts of the DX8100 window in Search mode Search WindowDisplaying a Deinterlaced Image in the Search Mode Reusing the Search Time RangeAll None Motion Alarm Index Video SearchThumbnail Video Search DX8100 HVR Index Search ScreenDX8100 HVR Thumbnail Search Screen POS Search Understanding the POS Search ViewShows the parts of the POS search view Channel number From Searching and Displaying POS Data by Device Name Searching POS Data by Device NameDisplaying POS Data Discovered by Device Name To display a POS transaction and its associated videoSearching by POS Transaction Number Transaction Number box, type the transaction numberSearching for ALL Transactions with Exceptions Searching an POS Event by Transaction NumberSearching for Transactions That Satisfy Specific Exceptions Searching for Transaction with Exception Only EventsSearching for Transactions by Line Item Transactions that Satisfy Specific Exception FiltersSearching for Transactions by Action Code Transactions that Contain a Unique Line ItemSearching Transactions by Action Code Pixel Video Search Searching Video Based on Changes in Screen PixelsPixel Search Screen Viewing a Video Thumbnail Viewing Live and Playback Video Simultaneously Viewing Video in the Deinterlaced ModeWorking with Special View and Search Methods Button Command Description Exporting Bookmarked Video RegionsCreating Bookmarks Remove Bookmark Removes the selected bookmarkClearing Bookmarks Clearing a Single BookmarkClearing All Bookmarks Click . a red bookmark flag appears on the timelineBookmarking and Exporting Multiple Channels Installing a USB Flash Drive Inserting and Removing a USB Flash DriveRemoving a USB Flash Drive Remove the USB flash driveMapping a Network Drive Mapping and Disconnecting a Network DriveEnabling the Deinterlacing Filter Starting AN Export Process Disconnecting a Network DrivePerforming the Export Type Description Optical drives DX8100 supports the following drivesLocal drives Remote drivesChanging a Bookmarked Time Range Assigning a Custom Export Video File NameRenaming Export Time Ranges Selecting the Export Format Format DescriptionExporting a Sequence of Still Images Still Image Export FormatsRetaining Video When Stopping an Export Process Deleting Video Data When Stopping an Export ProcessFinalizing AN Export Process Stopping AN Export While in ProcessWorking with DX8100 Backed UP Video Viewing Logs from the Application Window Period Start and End DatesUser ID Log Events Viewing System Health Status Working with System Health Status ViewWorking with System Health LOG View Setting Up the DX8100 Accessing the Setup ModeUnderstanding the Setup Dialog BOX ButtonCamera Setup Basic Camera SetupCamera Motion Detection Setup Low Sensitivity LevelAudio Setup Camera Motion Detection SetupSetting Up the Standard Audio Options AUX Audio Settings Dialog BoxTo set up the expanded audio option Do the following Configuring Video Loss DetectionSetting Up the Expanded Audio Options Click Apply to All Cameras IP Camera SetupApplying Settings to ALL Cameras Configuring the DX8100 to Record IP Camera Video About Analog and IP Camera Channel ConfigurationsSearching for IP Cameras Assigning an IP Camera to a Camera ChannelClick Scan. The IP Camera Searching dialog box appears Primary stream 4CIF 30 ips Secondary stream CIF 15 ipsManual assignment Automated assignmentConfiguring IP Camera Settings Pelco IP110 General TabTo customize an IP camera’s display settings Customizing IP Camera Display SettingsUsing the Device Utility to Configure IP Cameras 128 C2630M-C 7/09 Understanding the DX8100 Resource Meter Disabling an Analog Camera Disabling an IP CameraDeleting an IP Camera Restoring a Disabled Analog or IP CameraTo cancel the deletion Link Setup Configuring Basic Relay and Alarm SettingsUnderstanding How Relays and Alarms React to a Power Outage Configuring DX8100 Basic Relay and Alarm SettingsConfiguring Basic Relay Operating Properties Configuring Basic Alarm Input Operating PropertiesLinking Relay Outputs to External Events Linking Relay Outputs to Motion EventsLinking Relay Outputs to Alarm Events Linking Relay Outputs to ATM/POS EventsLinking Cameras to Record in Response to Motion Events Linking Cameras to Record in Response to External EventsLinking Relay Outputs to Video Loss Events Linking Cameras to Record in Response to Alarm Events Linking Cameras to Record in Response to ATM/POS EventsLinking Cameras to Record in Response to Video Loss Events Linking PTZ Presets and Patterns to External Events Linking PTZ Presets and Patterns to Motion EventsLinking PTZ Presets and Patterns to Alarm Events 4a 5aLinking Presets and Patterns to ATM/POS Events Linking Presets and Patterns to Video Loss Events Schedule Setup Accessing the ScheduleChannel Weekends, or Custom ModeSets the start and end dates for a custom schedule Mode Color Description Setting UP the Camera Recording ModeScheduling a Record Mode Clearing a Scheduled Recording Clearing Recording Times for a Specific Record ModeDX8100 Schedule feature allows you to do the following Clearing Recording Times for All Record Modes Creating Yearly Recording SchedulesCreating a Yearly Recording Schedule Scheduling Individual Days Using the Year View Copying Schedule Attributes to a Different DayCreating Monthly or MULTIPLE-DAY Recording Schedules Creating Multiple-Day SchedulesCreating Single-Day Schedules Working with Single-Day SchedulesClick the Apply button at the bottom of the screen Month View Page Single-Day ScheduleCopying and Applying Schedule Attributes Editing SchedulesChanging an Existing Schedule Profile Deleting an Existing Schedule Profile Month ViewWorking with Custom Camera Settings Configuring Custom Camera SettingsExamples of Custom Camera Settings Normal Motion AlarmConfiguring the Frame Rate Accessing the Frame Rate Configuration Dialog BoxNormal Motion Alarm Image Resolution Frame RateSetting the Frame Rate Repeat b for each camera you want to configure Click OKSetting the Resolution and Frame Rate Click Apply at the ScheduleTable AH. Resolution Values Frame Rate Configuration ScreenSetting Up DX8100 for Maximum IPS Recording Understanding DX8100 Server Maximum IPS RecordingModel Format Total Per CameraSetting Up DX8100 for Maximum IPS Recording Frame Rate Configuration Screen Do the following Understanding the DX8100 Frame Rate Calculations Setting UP Advanced Relay OutputConfiguring Advanced Motion-Activated Relay Output Click Exit Option ResultConfiguring Advanced Alarm-Activated Relay Output Configuring Advanced ATM/POS-Activated Relay Output Configuring Advanced Video Loss-Activated Relay Output Table AO. Video Loss-Activated Relay SettingsSetting Up DX8100 Network Access Setting UP Network PropertiesConfiguring the DX8100 for Network Access Setting Up Dhcp Network SetupSetting UP TCP/IP and Bandwidth Throttle Setting Up a Static IP AddressWorking with Multicasting Port Number User Changeable DescriptionEnabling Multicasting Accessing Network InformationMulticast Requirements Setting UP DNS/WINS Working with Time SynchronizationAdding an NTP Time Server Add / Edit NTP Server Dialog BoxEditing an NTP Time Server Manually Synchronizing the DX8100 Time Deleting an NTP ServerComparing the DX8100 and NTP Server Time Setting Up Automatic Time Synchronization Enabling Database OverwriteSetting UP Port and Device Communication Properties Understanding the PORT/DEVICETable AR. Parts of the Port Device Part Description PortAvailable choices are as follows Serial Data Standard Supported Port RS-422Setting UP ATM/POS Device Communication Ports Setting Up COM1 Port PropertiesInterface Mode RS-232 default Baud Rate Property SelectionSetting UP ATM/POS Device Properties Setting Up RS-422/RS-485 Communication Port PropertiesSelecting the ATM/POS Device Mode and Communications Options Modified ER-650 Data Format Dialog Box C2630M-C 7/09 183 184 C2630M-C 7/09 C2630M-C 7/09 185 Setting Up an ATM/POS Data Format Understanding the Data Format Value Description Table AU. Parts of the Data FormatIncludes the following options Editing a Data Format Using Custom Device FiltersCreating a New Data Format Assigning a Data Format to an ATM/POS Device Deleting a Data FormatSetting Up ATM/POS Exceptions Assigning a Data Format to an ATM/POS DeviceUsing Action Codes Code DescriptionCreating an ATM/POS Exception Advanced7d 7c Deleting an ATM/POS Exception Value is not used and is disabledEditing an ATM/POS Exception Verifying the ATM/POS Communication Connection Assigning an Exception to An ATM/POS DeviceRecording ATM/POS Events Verifying the ATM/POS Communication ConnectionSetting UP the KBD300A Keyboard Recording ATM/POS TransactionConfiguring KBD300A Communication Settings KBD300A Standard Mode Operational FeaturesConfigure the KBD300A communication settings Control ActionInstalling or Updating Device Protocols KBD300A Shift Key FeaturesEach DX8100 site Expands DX8100 siteData Backup Setup Shows the parts of the Backup scheduleAccessing the Backup Configuration Adding a Backup ScheduleC2630M-C 7/09 203 Editing AN Existing Backup Schedule Deleting AN Existing Backup Schedule Initiating AN Instant Backup ScheduleClick OK Click OK. The backup starts immediately Channel record type All channelsDisconnecting from a Network Drive Mapping a Network DeviceSelecting a Backup Media Device Viewing Backed UP VideoUser Setup Accessing the UserBUILT-IN User Accounts Exit to Windows Definition of User Access LevelsDefinition of Camera Security Access Modifying User Access Rights Adding NEW UsersModifying User Properties Add New User Dialog BoxChanging User Passwords Setting Login TimeoutChanging a USER’S Group Affiliation Deleting Existing UsersSite Setup Assigning Automatic Login Permission to a UserAdding a Remote Site Adding a Site with a Static IP AddressAdding a Site with a Static IP Address 4b 4c Adding a Site with a Dynamic IP AddressFinding Active Remote Cameras Activating Remote SitesSystem Setup Modifying a Remote SiteEditing a Remote Site Deleting a Remote SiteExporting the Current HVR Settings Accessing the SystemWorking with the Export Feature Importing HVR Settings Working with the Import FeatureUsing the Edit Menu to Perform an Export Using the Edit Menu to Perform an Import To import a settings file from a specific drive or folderUsing System Logs Viewing a Log FileTable BE. DX8100 Activities and Windows OS Log Files DX8100 Log View Windows OS Log ViewC2630M-C 7/09 223 Exporting Log Information Setting the System TimeSelecting the Language Setting System Time Working with Standard and Daylight Saving TimeUsing Ctrl+Alt+Del Selecting the Video FormatWorking with CTRL+ALT+DEL Function Enabling Ctrl+Alt+DelSetting UP Auto Reboot Specifying the Data Retention Time LimitWorking with Online Help External Monitor SetupAccessing the External Monitor Setup Setting UP Camera Mapping Setting Up Automatic Camera MappingSetting Up Manual Camera Mapping Creating Monitor Sequence InstancesLoading an Existing Sequence List Click Apply in the External OutputModifying a Sequence Instance in the List Click No to the Append optionDeleting a Sequence Instance from the List Click Apply in the External MonitorAppending an Existing Sequence List Click Apply at the bottom of the External MonitorEmergency Notification Setup Configuring Display OverrideUsing the External Monitor Option Accessing the Emergency Agent Notification SetupAdding Client Emergency Agents to be Notified Changing Client Emergency Agent PropertiesLinking Cameras to Client Emergency Agents Setting Server Event Transmission TimeDeleting Clients from the Notification List Emergency E-MAIL Notification Setup Accessing the Emergency E-MAIL Notification SetupConfiguring Emergency E-MAIL Notification Enabling or Disabling E-mail NotificationSetting Up the E-mail Server Basic E-mail Notification SetupTesting E-mail Notification Type DX8100 E-mail Notification Test in the Subject boxSetting the Time of Day Setting UP the Time PeriodConfiguring E-Mail Notification Frequency Sending E-mail Notifications in Response to Alarm Events Sending E-mail Notifications in Response to Motion EventsClick OK Click Close Click Apply Setting UP E-MAIL Notification GroupsAdding an E-mail Notification Group Modifying an E-mail Group Name Deleting an E-mail GroupAdding Members to an E-mail Group Add User to E-mail GroupDeleting Members from an E-mail Group Remove User from E-mail GroupModifying E-mail Group Member Attributes Modify Member AttributesSending E-MAIL Notifications Sending E-mail Notifications to IndividualsSending E-mail Notifications to Groups Sending E-mails to GroupsAdministering and Maintaining the DX8100 Updating the DX8100 Server and Client ApplicationsUpdating DX8100 Configuration File Software Upgrade Server ConsoleRecovering a Password Performing Periodic MaintenanceRemove the filter Auxiliary feature Backup scheduleUser 210Lens, adjusting Mapping 116 High Low Medium None SettingsCommands Connecting DX8100 HVRsExtended view mode 121236 Overview 235 PortLinking Alarm input, removing from camera 170IP camera 123Parity 180 Password Recovery Pattern PresetProgramming Preset tour Accessing a preset tour group ConfiguringSetting up Resolution Resolution value, setting for recording143 Setting up Search ModeSetup mode Accessing 115 Backup Camera Ext. Monitor Linking Network NotificationHow to open Setup dialog box Schedule setupAccessing the System Using 226User accounts, default Ctrl+Alt+Del key EnablingC2630M-C 7/09 262 Product Warranty and Return Information
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dx8100 specifications

The Pelco DX8100 is a robust digital video recorder (DVR) designed for surveillance and security applications, providing a comprehensive solution for video monitoring and recording. Renowned for its advanced features, the DX8100 appeals to both small and large organizations seeking reliable security solutions.

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