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Contents Channel/16 Channel DVR Features OverviewImportant Safety Instructions  OverviewOperating temperature -20C ~ +85C Before StartNormal capacity 170mAh Continuous standard load 0.2mAPackage Contents Standards ApprovalsContents English Part Names and Functions Front Alarm RECMode Audio7080/7082 Rear Part Names and Functions Rear8080/8082 Rear 8160/8162 Rear Video OUT Audio OUTVGA HdmiRemote Control Using the numeric buttonsChannel Press each button between 1 toChanging the Remote Control ID Press any button among 1 toInstallation Checking the Installation EnvironmentRack Installation  InstallationHDD Addition  Fix the screws not to be loosened by vibrationsAdding a HDD If adding HDDs to SHR-7080, 7160, 8080If adding HDDs to SHR-7082, 7162, 8082 Signal cables Sata Cable to connectors ~ on the main boardLoosen the screws x4 in the left/right and upper fi x it with screws Connecting the VIDEO, AUDIO, and Monitor Connecting the NetworkConnecting to Internet through Ethernet 10/100/1000BaseT  Connecting with OtherConnecting External Sata HDD Connecting the USBConnecting to Internet through Adsl Connecting the Alarm INPUT/OUTPUT Connecting POS Device Connecting with Other Device Connecting the RS-485 Device  Ex DVRTX+/- SCC-C6433,35RX+ DVRTX+/- SCC-C6403,07TX+Getting Started Starting the systemShutting Down the System  LiveLogin Live Screen Configuration Icons on the Live ScreenError Information Split Mode MenuSplit Mode Menu Live Screen MenuSingle Mode Menu ZoomCurrent mode is highlighted in white View the Launcher MenuSystemDate/Time/LanguageTime. Click to display the hidden menu to the rightLive Mode Switching the screen modeSwitching the split mode Auto SequenceChannel Setting Manual Switching10-16 Auto SequenceSelecting a Spot OUT mode Switching to Single ModeSpot OUT Multichannel Live MenuAudio ON/OFF in Single mode ZoomAudio ON/OFF FreezeEvent Monitoring System Setup Setting the Date/Time/LanguageDate/Time/Language Set the Date/Time/LanguageUsing the Calendar Setting HolidayUsing the DVR Using Virtual Keyboard Setting the AdministratorPermission Management Setting the Group Setting the UserSetting Permissions SetupSystem Management Checking the System InformationBroadcastS/W Upgrade System UpgradeUpdating the Software Log Information SettingsSystem Log Setting the Device Setting the CameraCamera Event LogSetting the PTZ Screen SetupConfirming Devices Storage DeviceFormatting HDD Alarm Select HDD AlarmUse the up/down buttons in Device window to Move to Storage Device, and press Enter buttonRemote Devices POS DevicesRemote Device POS DeviceSetting the Monitor MonitorSetting the Screen Mode Setting the Spot OUTUsing Setting the Recording Recording ScheduleRecord Recording ScheduleQuality / Resolution Setting Standard Recording PropertiesEvent Record Duration Recording Color TagsResolution Setting Event Recording PropertiesRecord Option Setting the Event Sensor DetectionNormal Close Sensor is closed EventSetting the Motion Detection Area Alarm SetupMotion Detection Motion DetectionAlarm Schedule Video Loss DetectionBackup Setting the BackupYou can backup the desired data to a connected device BackupNetwork Configuration Connection ModeSetting the Connection You can set the network connection route and protocolSetting the Protocol Move to Connection Mode, and press EnterSelect Protocol Protocol Type Select the protocol type between TCPWhen no router is used Connecting and Setting the NetworkDynamic IP Dhcp mode When a router is used External Port Range Enter the TCP Port setTCP port can be different IP in Connection menu of the connected DVRDdns Setting Network setting window, press the up/downLive Transfer Button to move to Live Transfer and press Enter buttonSmtp Setting Mailing ServiceEvent Setting Recipient Setting Group SettingGroupAdd User Using the PTZ camera Controlling a PTZ DevicePTZ Device Getting started with PTZPreset Setting Camera SettingSearch Time SearchBackup Search Event SearchSearch & Play You can search for events by the channel and play themPOS Search Motion SearchPOS Search Motion SearchPlayback Backup RangePlay What is Web Viewer? Introducing WEB ViewerConnecting WEB Viewer  WEB ViewerWeb viewer Using Live Viewer You can change the split mode by clicking each number icon Single Mode Quad Mode Nine ModeSingle Mode Full Screen Mode 16-split mode does not support SEQUENCE, Previous and Next Channels 10~16. In Sixteen MODE, the screen is refreshedChannel DVR CH1 to CH4 CH5 to CH8 CH9 to CH12Capture Saves the current screen into a BMP or Jpeg fi le Changing the Live Screen Channel Web viewer Using Search Viewer Sixteen Mode Saving the Live Screen on the PC Searching the Recorded Video in the Calendar Viewer Setup You can confi gure the various settings of the DVR systemSystem Date/Time/LanguageHoliday Permission ManagementSystem Management Camera DeviceStorage Device POS Device Remote DeviceMonitor Record For more information, refer to Setting the Recording.Recording Schedule REC Quality & Resolution EventEvent Record Duration Record OptionAlarm Schedule You can set the alarm output time if a video loss occursMotion Detection Video Loss DetectionYou can check the Ddns settings NetworkConnection Live TransferMailing Service SmtpAbout SEC Backup Viewer Recommended System Requirements Backup Viewer Product Specification PALCifs USB HDDSata HDD  AppendixSata HDD-MAX RS-232C POSProduct Overview SHR-8162Default Setting ManagementDuration Smtp Troubleshooting Retailer or the service center for more information By the service personnelOn the screen Navigate through the time barPreamble Open Source License Report on the ProductWe protect your rights with two steps On the Program is not required to print an announcement No Warranty How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs END of Terms and ConditionsTerms and Conditions Appendix English Additional Terms Patents No Surrender of Others FreedomLimitation of Liability Revised Versions of this LicenseEND of Terms and Conditions English Is included without limitation in the term modifi cation English Promoting the sharing and reuse of software generally How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries Copyright C year name of authorOpenSSL License Loss of USE, DATA, or Profits or Business InterruptionThis Software is Provided by Eric Young ‘‘AS IS’’ Correct disposal of batteries in this product
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SHR-8162P, SHR-8082P, SHR-7080P, SHR-7160P, SHR-8080P specifications

Samsung has long been a trusted name in the surveillance industry, consistently delivering high-quality products that meet the demands of both consumers and businesses. Among their offerings, the SHR series of digital video recorders stands out, particularly the SHR-7162P, SHR-7082P, SHR-8080P, SHR-7080P, and SHR-8082P models. Each of these units is designed to enhance security monitoring through advanced features, robust technology, and user-friendly interfaces.

Starting with the SHR-7162P, this model is equipped with 16 channels, allowing for comprehensive surveillance of large areas. It supports recording at a resolution of up to 4MP, ensuring clear and detailed footage. With a built-in HDMI output, users can easily connect the unit to modern displays for real-time monitoring. Additionally, the SHR-7162P features motion detection alerts, allowing for intelligent monitoring and reducing false alarms.

The SHR-7082P offers an 8-channel configuration, catering well to smaller environments while maintaining high-quality recording capabilities. This model supports dual-stream encoding, which provides flexibility in managing bandwidth and storage. The SHR-7082P also includes an intuitive UI for seamless navigation, making it suitable for both novice and experienced users.

The SHR-8080P stands out with a notable 16-channel capacity and is designed for larger premises that require extensive coverage. This model not only excels in video quality but also features H.265 video compression technology, which allows for reduced storage requirements without sacrificing image clarity. With remote viewing capabilities, the SHR-8080P empowers users to monitor their property anytime, anywhere.

Similarly, the SHR-7080P, much like the 8080P, offers 8 channels and focuses on high-definition recordings. This unit stands out for its efficient use of storage with advanced video compression techniques, ensuring that valuable storage space is utilized effectively.

Lastly, the SHR-8082P, also featuring 16 channels, combines robust video recording capabilities with reliable network functionality. WIth support for PoE (Power over Ethernet), it simplifies installation by allowing both data and power to be delivered over a single cable.

Overall, the Samsung SHR series is characterized by high-resolution recording, efficient storage management, and user-friendly interfaces, making them ideal solutions for a variety of surveillance needs. Whether for small businesses or expansive facilities, these devices demonstrate Samsung's commitment to offering cutting-edge technology in security.