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The Rear Panel of the DVR

4-CH DVR

1)DC 12V Power Input: Where you connect the included

DC 12V power adapter. Use only the supplied power adapter with the DVR, and use the power adapter only with the DVR.

2)PTZ (RS485) Port: To connect the RS485 cables to control a PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) device to the DVR.

3)Audio Output: A standard line-level audio output.

4)USB 2.0 Port: For connecting a USB mouse or a USB stor- age device.

5)HDMI Output: The primary output of the DVR. For the highest possible video output quality, we suggest using this output.

6)VGA Output: For connecting a television or PC monitor with a VGA input.

7)Network Port: Where you can connect the DVR to a net- work, typically directly into the router or network switch.

8)Audio Inputs: These will accept a standard line-level signal (<1V).

9)Video Inputs 1 - 4: These are your primary video inputs. Each accepts a standard composite video signal and con- nects via a BNC connector. The channels are labelled by number in the same order as they will appear on your DVR’s interface.

Connecting the DVR

68-CH DVR

1)DC 12V Power Input: Where you connect the included

DC 12V power adapter. Use only the supplied power adapter with the DVR, and use the power adapter only with the DVR.

2)PTZ (RS485) Port: To connect the RS485 cables to control a PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) device to the DVR.

3)Audio Output: A standard line-level audio output.

4)USB 2.0 Port: For connecting a USB mouse or a USB stor- age device.

5)HDMI Output: The primary output of the DVR. For the highest possible video output quality, we suggest using this output.

6)eSATA Port: To connect an external hard drive which

will act as a live recording drive in the same manner as the installed HDD.

Note: Only the 1425 & 1450 DVR models have the eSATA port available.

7)VGA Output: For connecting a television or PC monitor with a VGA input.

8)Network Port: Where you can connect the DVR to a net- work, typically directly into the router or network switch.

9)Audio Inputs: These will accept a standard line-level signal (<1V).

10)Video Inputs 5 - 8 (8-CH only): These are your second- ary video inputs. Each accepts a standard composite video signal and connects via a BNC connector. The channels are labelled by number in the same order as they will appear on your DVR’s interface.

11)Video Inputs 1 - 4: These are your primary video inputs. Each accepts a standard composite video signal and con- nects via a BNC connector. The channels are labelled by number in the same order as they will appear on your DVR’s interface.