Pelco dx4000, C2602M-a manual Description

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Description

The DX4000 Series digital video recorder (DVR) is an entry-level, professional digital video recorder that not only replaces the traditional VCR and multiplexer combination but also offers the benefits derived from the latest in digital video processing.

Designed to work with today's broadband networks, the DX4000 uses MPEG-4 compression, allowing the user the ability to view and control the DVR across a wide area network. Additionally, the smaller file size produced by the MPEG-4 compression standard allows for longer storage times compared with traditional DVR technology.

With the ability to record at resolutions up to 704 x 480, the DX4000 Series DVR captures crystal clear pictures, creating effective footage for later use and retrieval. With the ability to record up to 120 images per second in CIF resolution (352 x 240 NTSC, 352 x 288 PAL), users can also record full-motion video if desired. Individual adjustments are possible on a per input basis to optimize the DX4000 to meet a given installation’s requirements for length of video retention. Video critical for investigation and archiving can be easily exported to a USB flash memory device or an optional CD-RW.

With the ability to address and control pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) equipment such as Spectra® domes and Esprit® positioning systems, the DX4000 becomes a powerful control point for the surveillance requirements of an installation. In addition, with the ability to trigger recording and alarms on motion or external contacts, the DX4000 series becomes an automated monitoring and notification engine as well.

The DX4000 video outputs provide for efficient control and effective deterrence. The choice of VGA, S-Video, or composite main monitor outputs provides flexibility for the user. The main monitor output can be adjusted to display in single screen or quad format. The DX4000's spot monitor can be used for public view applications, providing an effective deterrent to would-be criminals.

Finally, the DX4000 is designed to deliver robust and reliable performance for security professionals. From the ability to capture log entries detailing any faults or user initiated changes to the system, to the inclusion of Pelco's world-renowned customer service promise, the DX4000 embodies the ideal entry-level digital video recorder to protect assets and people.

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Contents DX4000 Digital Video Recorder Contents C2602M-A 6/06 List of Figures List of Tables Description Features ModelsConnecting Devices to the DX4000 Overview of the SystemDX4000 Controls Controls on the Front Panel of the DX4000Video Control Buttons on the Front Panel of the DX4000 Control Buttons on the Front PanelOperating the DX4000 from the Remote Control Before You Begin Starting and Stopping the DX4000To start the DX4000 Choosing a User Account To stop the DX4000Main Window Overview Changing the Display Mode To change the screen sequencing modeChanging the Information Displayed on the Monitor Adjusting Menu Settings Display MenuRecord Menu Camera Menu Audio MenuAlarm Menu Use the Alarm menu to set up alarms and relays for camerasSystem Menu System MenuBackup Menu Back UP MenuChanging Passwords Password MenuResetting Passwords To reset the passwordsFactory Default Settings Factory Default Reset Warning MessageScreen Rotation Mode Changing the Screen LayoutScreen View Selection Adjusting the Focus or Iris on a Camera Controlling Cameras from the DX4000PAN, Tilt and Zoom Controls To run a preset Working with PresetsTo create a preset To run a predefined presetUsing Preset To set up a patternWorking with Patterns Modifying Camera Settings To modify camera settingsTo run a pattern C2602M-A 6/06 Modifying Audio Settings To modify audio recording settingsTo modify live audio settings Modifying Image Recording Settings To modify image recording settingsModifying Alarms and Relays To modify alarm inputsTo modify relay outputs Setting UP a Recording Schedule Creating Recording SchedulesC2602M-A 6/06 Setting UP Motion Detection Recording Motion Detection Setup MenuC2602M-A 6/06 Setting UP ALARM-BASED Recording C2602M-A 6/06 To change the screen mode To view a specific video channel in single modeMonitoring Live Video Working With Recorded Video Searching for VideoTimeline Showing Available Recorded Video C2602M-A 6/06 Playing Recorded Video Backing UP VideoTo back up video Missing Media Warning Message Working With the Remote Agent Application About the Remote AgentOverview of the Main Screen To start the remote agent Remote Agent Control ButtonsStarting and Stopping the Remote Agent To stop the remote agentConfiguring the Remote Agent To create a network connection for the DX4000Configuring the DX4000 from the Remote Agent To configure optional settings on the remote agentRecording Settings To set up recording qualityTo set up recording schedules Timer Recording Setup ScreenTo set up alarm recording To set up motion detectionC2602M-A 6/06 Camera Settings To configure camerasAudio Settings To set up audio recordingAlarm Settings To set up live audioSystem Settings To set up alarm inputs and relay outputsTo modify passwords To review system informationTo configure buzzer sounds To configure the disk write mode To disconnect remote agent connectionsTo set the network speed To adjust the focus Controlling Cameras from the Remote AgentTo control PTZ cameras Capturing Live Video from the Remote Client To listen to or disable audioMonitoring Live Video from the Remote Agent Controlling AudioWorking with Recorded Video on the Remote Agent Searching for Recorded VideoUse the following buttons to review the recorded video To search by date or time Click the Log button . The Search Log screen appearsTo search by event Event Viewer ScreenRemote Agent Backup Screen Backing UP VideoSave as... dialog box appears To save a snapshotTo print a snapshot Print screen appearsViewing Video with the Backup Player To view recorded video with the backup player To authenticate recorded video with the backup playerClick the Open file button. The following screen appears About the Web Client Starting the WEB ClientClick the Connect button . The Login dialog box appears Monitoring Video with the Web ClientProduct Warranty and Return Information ISO9001
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