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– Check Allow local log on to enable local access (always enabled).

 

– Check Allow remote log on to enable remote access.

 

– Check Auto log off to enable automatic log off after 3 minutes of inactivity.

6.10.3

User 1 - 7

 

Up to seven users can be defined with the seven tabs.

 

– Enter a User name, up to 16 characters.

 

– Enter a Password up to 12 characters.

 

– Set different user rights by checking the various check boxes.

 

– In the Control Rights tab, set the rights for camera viewing, camera control, camera pre-

 

positioning, and relay control.

6.11

System

6.11.1

Service

 

– Select Restore factory defaults to reset the settings in the menu system to their default

 

value.

 

Export diagnostic data archives a system info file to a USB memory device when

 

connected. This is for service purposes only.

 

Export system configuration saves a copy of the system settings to a USB memory

 

device.

 

Export log for exporting saves a log file to a USB memory device containing a list of

 

video exports.

 

Import system configuration will load previously saved system settings from a USB

 

memory device.

 

Erase log book will delete the contents of the log book.

6.11.2

Serial ports

 

KBD

 

KBD is used to:

 

– set a unique ID number between 1 and 16 if multiple Divar XF units are controlled with

 

one keyboard.

 

– set a first camera number to create a multi-Divar system (for example, Divar 1 has

 

cameras 1 - 16; Divar 2 has cameras 17 - 32).

 

– set access rights for each keyboard if multiple keyboards are used with a keyboard

 

expander to control a Divar XF.

 

COM port

 

The COM port is used for service or integration purposes.

6.11.3

Licenses

 

Some optional features require a software license to be obtained before they are activated.

 

MAC address displays the MAC address of the DVR. The MAC address, together with a

 

valid license number, is required to obtain an activation key via:

 

https://activation.boschsecurity.com

The license number and instructions on how to obtain the activation key can be found in the letter that is provided when purchasing a Divar XF license.

– Installed keys lists all license keys already installed on the system.

– Click Install key to enter a new license activation key.

– Available features lists all installed optional features.

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Contents Digital Hybrid Recorder en Installation manualDivar XF Page Table of Contents SafetyQuick install Hardware setupAdvanced configuration menu Operating instructionsUsing the Configuration Tool Menu default values Technical specifications1Safety Important safety instructionsDANGER Safety precautionsImportant Notices Class I Laser Product Coax groundingFCC and UL Rack-mountFCC & ICES Information U.S.A. and Canadian Models OnlyINFORMATIONS FCC ET ICES DisclaimerBosch notices CopyrightTrademarks More informationFeatures IntroductionDigital video recorder for security applications 2.1.1Package contents Unpacking2.1.4 On-screenhelpInstallation environment Power SupplyAssociated equipment 2.3.1Installation manual 16 en IntroductionDivar XF F.01U.135.429Quick install ConnectionsPowering up Primary connectionsQuick install menu First-timeuse3.3.1 International3.3.2Schedule LanguageTime zone Time format3.3.3Recording 3.3.4Network DVR name22 en Quick install Installation manualDivar XF F.01U.135.429Hardware setup Desktop installationRack mounting MountingHard disk installation 4.3.1Mounting instructions Removing the front panelRemounting the front panel 4.4Camera connectionsPlacing a hard disk Specifications Audio connectionsMonitor connections 4.6.1Monitor streaming connection 4.6.2CVBSSpecifications SpecificationsSignal name RS232 COM port connectionsKeyboard connections Pin numberSignal 4.10Ethernet connection Termination4.12Biphase port 4.11RS485 port Signal nameBIPHASE SpecificationsSignal name Pin numberUSB connectors External alarm I/O connectionConnecting the inputs Connecting the alarm outputsALARM I/O Signal namePin number DescriptionPower supply 4.17Maintenance4.15 Malfunction relayOperating instructions Front panel controls5.1.1Keys Arrow keysOSD key 5.1.2 IndicatorsMouse Controls Viewing pictures 5.3.1Monitor A 5.3.2Multiscreen Full-screenSequence Cameo assignmentAccessing playback functions Live and playback5.4.1 Live modeConfiguration Overview of the menu systemSearch ExportAccess using the front panel keys Access using the mouseAccess using the Intuikey keyboard Search5.6.1 Date/time search5.6.2 Event searchSearch criteria Search results5.7Export 5.8Configuration Monitor settings5.8.1 Display optionsSequence System informationEvent display Video signals 5.9.1StatusVersion Info Storage status5.9.2Logbook SensorsSensor name Lower limit5.10 Event handlingLogbook results Background events5.10.1Alarms Acknowledging an alarmVideo loss alarm If a contact input causes an alarmIf a motion detection signal causes an event If the loss of a video signal causes an alarm6Advanced configuration menu Left tabsTop tabs International6.1International 6.1.1Language54 en Advanced configuration menu Installation manualTime Server 6.1.2Time/date6.1.3 Enable video input Video & Audio6.2.1 Channels 1 to 8 or 1 toEnable audio input 6.2.2Channels 9 to 16 or 17 toContrast IP cameraSetting the dynamic characteristics Schedule6.3.1 6.3.2Schedule6.4Recording 6.3.3Exceptions6.4.1Normal 6.4.2Contact6.4.3Motion 6.4.4CopyNo override default 6.5Contacts6.5.1 6.5.26.6Motion Auto acknowledge alarms Alarm dwell time6.7Event 6.7.1GeneralSound beeper on alarm Actions when entering this profile6.7.2Contact 6.7.3Motion6.7.5Copy 6.8.1Setup6.8Network 6.8.2 IP Range6.8.3 Monitor Streaming6.9.2Settings 6.9.3Service6.10.2Administrator 6.9StorageService 6.11System 6.10.3Log contacts -Log motion -Log remote access 6.11.4LoggingAdvanced configuration menu en Installation manual70 en Advanced configuration menu Installation manualDivar XF F.01U.135.429Using the Configuration Tool How to log onInstalling the Configuration Tool Starting the Configuration ToolTo modify the Divar XF list 7.3Introducing the main window 7.2.1Menu structure differences Log onSettings button Click SettingsUsing the Menu tree 7.3.17.4Using the control buttons Service buttonClick Service Refining settingsFactory Defaults Refresh76 en Using the Configuration Tool Installation manualMenu default values Quick install menu defaultsSetting Default valueMonitor view settings defaults Configuration menu defaultsSetting Default valueSetting Default valueReset NavigationSetting Default valueReset NavigationSetting Default valueReset Navigation82 en Menu default values Installation manualDivar XF F.01U.135.429Technical specifications Voltage and PowerAlarm Handling ElectricalConnectors StorageElectromagnetic and Safety Accessories Optional9.1.1 Mechanical9.1.5 Video bitrates bpsPage Bosch Security Systems Robert-Koch-Straße100 D-85521OttobrunnGermany Telefon
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