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Contents SDE-3004 Channel DVRChannel DVR  Overview Important Safety InstructionsOverview Before Start BatteryContents Using Search Viewer Using Live ViewerViewer Setup SEC Backup ViewerFeatures Standards Approvals Package ContentsPart Names and Functions Front Part Names and Functions Rear Changing the Remote Control ID Remote ControlUsing the Numeric buttons Checking the Installation Environment InstallationConnecting the VIDEO, AUDIO, and Monitor  Connecting withConnecting the Camera Connecting the USBIR LED LensConnecting with DVR Installing the cameraCamera Bracket Specification  Connecting with Other DeviceConnect the camera cable to the camera Adjusting the Camera BracketConnecting to the Network using the router Connecting the NetworkConnecting to Network through Ethernet 10/100BaseT Internet Connecting to Internet through AdslStarting the system Getting StartedShutting Down the System  LiveLocking All Buttons LoginLive Live Screen ConfigurationIcons on the Live Screen Split Mode Menu Error InformationSplit Mode Menu Live Screen MenuSingle Mode Menu System Date/Time/Language Time. Alarm FreezeView the Launcher Menu Switching the screen mode Live ModeSwitching the screen automatically PIPSwitching to Single Mode Channel SettingSpot OUT Selecting a Spot Out modeZoom Multichannel Live MenuYou can turn the sound on/off the CH1 in Live mode Audio ON/OFF in Single modeAudio ON/OFF FreezeCH2 Date/Time/Language System SetupSetting the Date/Time/Language Using the Calendar Setting HolidayUsing Virtual Keyboard Setting the AdministratorAdmin Permission ManagementTo set the group authority Setting the GroupLogin To change the user passwordTo restrict the user permissions UserSetting Permissions Setting the UserWhen the user setup is done, press OK  Using the DVRChecking the System Information System ManagementSystem Management System Information System Upgrade  Using BroadcastS/W Upgrade Updating the SoftwareSystem Log SettingsLog Information Backup Log Backup LogEvent Log Use the up/down buttonsSetting the Camera Setting the DeviceCamera Press Enter buttonStorage Device When the camera setup is done, press OKConfirming Devices You can check information on storage devicesYou can format a storage device FormattingSelect Format FormattedRemote Devices HDD AlarmMonitor Setting the MonitorSetting Display position Setting the Screen Mode Setting the Spot OutRecording Schedule Setting the RecordingRecord Recording ScheduleSetting Standard Recording Properties REC Quality / ResolutionEvent Record Duration Recording Color TagsRecord Option Setting Event Recording PropertiesMotion Detection Setting the EventUsing the DVR Video Loss Detection Setting the Motion Detection AreaAlarm Schedule Setting the Backup BackupYou can backup the desired data to a connected device BackupConnection Mode Network ConfigurationSetting the Connection You can set the network connection route and protocolProtocol Setting the ProtocolMove to Connection Mode, and press Enter When no router is used Connecting and Setting the NetworkInternal Port Range Set the same to the External Port Range When a router is usedWhen the Ddns setup is done, press OK Ddns SettingLive Transfer Live TransferEvent Setting Mailing ServiceSmtp Setting Recipient Setting Group SettingWhen the recipient setting is done, press OK GroupAdd recipientSearch It does not appear in Backup SearchTime Search You can search for recorded data of a desired timeSearch & Play Backup SearchEvent Search Motion Region Motion SearchMotion Search Playback Backup RangePlay  For data search, refer to Search.REC Records all channels in Live mode Partial Backup Using the Playback ButtonMode Switch DVR set WEB Viewer What is Web Viewer?Introducing WEB Viewer Click Install Connecting WEB ViewerUsing Live Viewer Single Mode You can change the split mode by clicking each number iconQuad Mode Full Screen ModeConnected DVR Setting the display of the OSD time informationCapture Saves the current screen into a BMP or Jpeg file Saving the Live Screen on the PCUsing Search Viewer SPLIT-SCREEN Saving the Live Screen on the PC Searching the Recorded Video in the Calendar You can configure the various settings of the DVR system Viewer SetupSystem Date/Time/LanguagePermission Management HolidaySystem Management Storage Device DeviceCamera Monitor Remote DeviceRecord For more information, refer to Setting the Recording.Recording Schedule Event Record DurationEvent REC Quality & ResolutionRecord Option Motion DetectionYou can set the alarm output time if a video loss occurs Alarm ScheduleVideo Loss Detection Motion Region Set the target motion detection areaYou can check the Ddns settings For more information, refer to Network Configuration.Network ConnectionSmtp Mailing ServiceKey Features What is Mobile Viewer?About Mobile ViewerRecommended System Requirements SEC Backup Viewer Backup Viewer Product Specification Camera  Appendix Product Specification500GB Sata HDD Hdmi Management Default SettingCategory Details Factory Default Duration Smtp Troubleshooting 4CIF 2CIFCIF Preamble Open Source License Report on the ProductGNU General Public License END of Terms and Conditions No WarrantyHow to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs Conveying Verbatim Copies Terms and ConditionsConveying Modified Source Versions Acceptance Not Required for Having Copies Limitation of Liability GNU Lesser General Public LicensePage Original SSLeay License How to Apply These Terms to Your New LibrariesOpenSSL License Page Correct disposal of batteries in this product Chertsey, Surrey, United Kingdom KT16 OPS Sales Network
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