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Contents Real Time DVR WHAT’S Included with Your DVR Key features of your DVRSafety regulations Standards Approvals BatteryOperating Temperature Before startContents Search and Play Controls on the DVR Introducing your real time DVRPLAY/PAUSE Button Power LEDFast/Step Rewind Button Stop ButtonRear Rear Panel JacksUsing the Numeric Buttons Remote ControlChanging the Remote Control ID Installation Checking Installation EnvironmentHDD Addition Slave Things to consider when adding a hard diskSetting the jumper How to add hard disksScrewdriver Bracket Hddb HddaBRACKET-HDDB Illustrations are described based on SHR-5162 Connecting with other devicesConnecting VIDEO, AUDIO, and Monitor Connecting the Network Connecting to Internet through Ethernet 10/100BaseT 5082 Alarm IN/OUT Ports  5162 Alarm IN/OUT Ports Connecting the USBConnecting the Alarm INPUT/OUTPUT Connecting to Internet through AdslConnecting the RS-485 Device Live screen icons Live Screen ModeLive Operating the SystemLive screen modes Audio On/Off setting in 16-split mode Setting Audio ON/OFFSelecting live screen mode Audio On/Off setting in full screen modeZoom function Freezing and ZoomingEvent Monitoring Freeze functionSPOT-OUT Monitoring Fan Information Error occurs in the fan Refer to the manualSystem Menu setupDate/Time/Language Setup Before USEPassword System Log Load Factory DefaultSystem Log Event LogStorage Setup System Information and SetupRemote Control Device Export/Import the ConfigurationCamera Camera ConfigurationScreen Setup MonitoringPTZ Device Record Quality & Auto Deletion Record ModeEvent Record Duration Record Rate & Video SizeEvent Record Mode Alarm Detection SetupMotion Detection Setup Video Loss Detection Setup ScheduleRecord Schedule Alarm Out Schedule IP SettingsNetwork Transfer Protocol Settings Transferring pictures Callback SettingsTransfer Picture Settings You can configure the video size and quality forCase of TCP transfer protocol Configuring NetworkPort configuration for connecting Smart Viewer  Poor image problem in Smart ViewerTo configure the related settings BackupPTZ Camera Control Mode PTZ camera controlBasic PTZ Operations Preset Setup Camera Menu SetupTo set a preset Pan Preset ViewOther View SamsungRecording REC Normal RecordingRecord Schedule To perform a calendar search Search and playCalendar Search Event SearchTo perform a date/time search Date Time SearchGO to First Search To perform an event searchGo to Last Backup SearchGO to Last Search Playback Audio playback  Playback mode Speed play  Viewing still imagesIntroduction Main FeaturesPC Specification Recommended Smart ViewerExecution Setup Mode This button is used for connecting to CallbackThis screen shows the monitoring sites  Closing the setup window DVR Setup Setup Item Selection buttons  Save/Cancellation of Revised InformationUser Password For more details, see , Menu Setup Admin PasswordRetype it Camera Configuration Camera  Only English is available for the title Recording  Monitoring Setup Schedule Network Password  For the network password, you can Network Viewer Setup Site Setup You can set the language to be displayed on Smart Viewer DVR List  Site List Smart Viewer, the following message appearsIf you really want to modify the DVR, disconnect DVR and retry to modify itVersion To edit the DVR, go to the DVR listTo add a DVR to the site, select a DVR and click Add Upgrading the DVR software Monitoring ModePassword certification failure Smart Viewer Connection Failure CasesConnection Information Mode Conversion ButtonConnection Screen Time Information Time Change When the date and time of the DVR are changed Event Log Display WindowClick Log to activate the log display window Screen Split Selection Buttons Sequence Mode Button Black When Smart Viewer cannot be connected to a DVR Camera Connection Indication WindowVideo Recording Button Next ButtonCallback Button Favorite ButtonAudio Volume Control Button Video Brightness/Contrast Control ButtonPTZ Camera Control Buttons  The other cameras do not support those functions Self Menu Setup of PTZ deviceSearch Mode Calendar Window Remote ModeAudio Volume, Video Brightness/ Contrast Buttons Video Save Backup/Video Conversion/Print/SetupFile Conversion button Viewer Setup File Converting Jpeg LocationViewer Setup File Converting AVI Location Print button Setup Mode buttonLocal Mode Time LineReload button Appendix Product SpecificationVideo MPEG4 True Recording ips 0.938/1.875/3.75/7.5/15/30ipsTrue Recording ips 0.781/1.563/3.125/6.25/12.5/25i Triplex 16 split  15 Channel Live +1Channel PB  5082 Outline Drawings Outline Drawings 5162 Outline Drawings Classification Detailed Items Factory Setup Factory DefaultCH1 DNS Troubleshooting FAQ  If you forget the password, you shall reset the DVR to If all your efforts as above end up with nothing, check  Check if 3 Smart Viewer users are in connection with DVR has problem. DVR will not work in order to protectWorks for the shop where you bought the product  When you use DHCP/ADSLPPPoE for connection Make sure that the external storage device installed is  Make sure that the additional external HDD installedPreamble Open Source License Report on the ProductAppendix No Warranty Repair or Correction How to Apply These Terms to Your New ProgramsWe protect your rights with a two-step method You must cause the whole of the work to Appendix Executable How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries FoundationLicense, or at your option any later version Loss of USE, DATA, or Profits or Business Interruption OpenSSL LicenseThis Software is Provided by Eric Young ‘‘AS IS’’
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SHR-5082P/XEG, SHR-5162P/XEG, SHR-5162P/XEC, SHR-5082P/XEC, SHR-5082P/XET specifications

Samsung has consistently made significant strides in video surveillance technology, and the SHR-5162P, SHR-5162P/XEF, SHR-5082P, and SHR-5082P/XEF series DVRs illustrate this commitment to quality and innovation. These models are designed to meet the growing demands of security and surveillance applications, making them suitable for both residential and commercial environments.

One of the main features that set these DVRs apart is their impressive recording capabilities. The SHR-5162P series supports up to 16 channels, allowing users to connect multiple cameras for comprehensive coverage. This model captures high-quality video at real-time recording rates up to 30 frames per second in 1080p resolution. The SHR-5082P series, on the other hand, supports up to 8 channels with similar recording specifications, making it suitable for smaller installations without compromising on video quality.

The innovative H.264 video compression technology utilized in these DVRs helps to significantly reduce the storage requirements while maintaining clear video quality. This feature is particularly useful when managing large amounts of video footage, ensuring users can store more data without necessitating extensive hard drive space.

In terms of storage, both the SHR-5162P and SHR-5082P series support multiple SATA hard drives, allowing for considerable storage capacities which can be expanded as needed. Moreover, the inclusion of a backup function provides peace of mind, as users can easily save important footage.

The user interface of these DVRs has been designed with simplicity in mind, featuring an intuitive menu that allows users to navigate through various settings easily. Remote access is another key feature, enabling users to monitor their premises using mobile devices or computers. The ability to view live feeds or playback recorded footage from anywhere enhances security management significantly.

Furthermore, these DVRs include advanced motion detection technology, which triggers recording only when movement is detected. This smart feature helps save storage space and makes reviewing footage more efficient.

The Samsung SHR series also showcases dual-streaming technology, supporting both high-quality recording and lower bandwidth streaming simultaneously. This ensures users can access video feeds quickly without compromising quality.

In conclusion, the Samsung SHR-5162P, SHR-5162P/XEF, SHR-5082P, and SHR-5082P/XEF DVR models provide a comprehensive solution for modern surveillance needs. With their robust features, advanced technology, and user-friendly interfaces, these systems are ideal for individuals and businesses looking to enhance their security measures.
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