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Models

1SHR-5080/5082
SHR-5160/5162
register your product at
www.samsung.com/global/register
- Code No. AB68-00686B-04
2key features of your DVR
- WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH YOUR DVR
3safety regulations
4before start
- WARNING
  - Battery
  - System Shutdown
  - Operating Temperature
- STANDARDS APPROVALS
5contents
- 6SEARCH AND PLAY
- SMART VIEWER
- WEB VIEWER
- APPENDIX
  - 02_ contents
- 7CONTROLS ON THE DVR
  - 81.ALARM LED
  - HDD LED
  - NETWORK LED
  - BACKUP LED
  - REC LED
  - 2.PTZ Button
  - ZOOM(TELE) Button
  - FREEZE(WIDE) Button
  - SEARCH(VIEW) Button
  - MENU(PRESET) Button
  - 3.REC Button
  - (Step Rewind/Fast) Button
  - Step Rewind:
  - Fast Rewind:
  - (STOP) Button
  - (PLAY/PAUSE)
  - (Fast/Step Forward) Button
  - Fast Forward:
  - Step Forward:
  - 4.Direction Buttons
  - Buttons
  - 5.MODE Button
  - AUDIO Button
  - ALARM
  - BACKUP Button
  - 6.USB Port
  - Port
  - 7.Channel Button
  - Button
  - 8.OPEN Button
  - 9.Power LED
  - Power
  - 04_ introducing
- 9REAR PANEL JACKS
  - Using the NUMERIC Buttons
- 10CONTROL REMOTE
  - 11Changing the Remote Control ID
12installation
- CHECKING INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENT
- HDD ADDITION
  - 13Things to consider when adding a hard disk
  - Setting the jumper
  - How to add hard disks
  - SHR-5082, SHR-5162
    - 14BRACKET
    - HDD(B)
    - HDD(A)
    - If you want to add a hard disk, remove
    - BRACKET-HDD(A)
    - SCREW-SPECIAL
    - Screwdriver
    - 10_ installation
  - 16SHR-5080, SHR-5160
    - 17Re-mount
    - installation _13
18connecting with other devices
- The illustrations are described based on SHR-5162
- CONNECTING VIDEO, AUDIO, AND MONITOR
- CONNECTING THE NETWORK
  - Connecting to Internet through Ethernet (10/100BaseT)
  - Connecting to Internet through ADSL
- 19CONNECTING THE USB
- CONNECTING THE ALARM INPUT/OUTPUT
- 20CONNECTING THE RS-485
- DEVICE
21live
- OPERATING THE SYSTEM
- LIVE SCREEN MODE
  - Live screen icons
  - 22Live screen modes
  - Selecting live screen mode
- 23SETTING AUDIO ON/OFF
  - Audio On/Off setting in full screen mode
  - Audio On/Off setting in 16-splitmode
  - Audio On/Off setting in 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9-splitmodes and PIP mode
- 24FREEZING AND ZOOMING
  - Freeze function
  - Zoom function
- EVENT MONITORING
  - [ Event-drivenscreen changes in Event Monitoring ]
- 25SPOT-OUTMONITORING
26menu setup
- BEFORE USE
- SYSTEM
  - Date/Time/Language Setup
  - 27Password
  - 28Load Factory Default
  - System Log
  - Event Log
  - 29System Information and Setup
  - Storage Setup
  - 30Export/Import the Configuration
  - Remote Control Device
- 31CAMERA
  - Camera Configuration
  - PTZ Device
  - Screen Setup
- 32MONITORING
- 33RECORD MODE
  - Record Quality & Auto Deletion
  - 34Record Rate & Video Size
  - Event Record Duration
- 35EVENT RECORD MODE
  - Alarm Detection Setup
  - Motion Detection Setup
  - Video Loss Detection Setup
- 36SCHEDULE
  - Record Schedule
  - Alarm Out Schedule
- 37NETWORK
  - IP Settings
  - 38Transfer Protocol Settings
  - 39Callback Settings
  - Transfer Picture Settings
  - Web Viewer Port Setting
- 40CONFIGURING NETWORK
  - Port configuration for connecting Smart Viewer
  - In case of TCP transfer protocol
  - In case of UDP transfer protocol
41backup
- To configure the related settings
42PTZ camera control
- PTZ CAMERA CONTROL MODE
- BASIC PTZ OPERATIONS
- 43PRESET SETUP
  - To set a preset
- CAMERA MENU SETUP
- 44PRESET VIEW
- OTHER VIEW
45recording
- REC (NORMAL RECORDING)
- RECORD SCHEDULE
  - EVENT RECORDING
46search and play
- CALENDAR SEARCH
  - To perform a calendar search
- EVENT SEARCH
  - To perform an event search
- 47DATE TIME SEARCH
  - To perform a date/time search
- GO TO FIRST SEARCH
  - To perform this function
- 48GO TO LAST SEARCH
- BACKUP SEARCH
- PLAYBACK
  - 49Playback mode
  - Single screen:
  - 4-split
  - screen:
  - 9-split
  - 16-split
  - PIP screen:
  - UP/ DOWN
  - N+1 split screen:
  - can set the location of the play channel from the menu
  - Speed play
  - Fast Forward
  - Fast Rewind
  - Viewing still images
  - Audio playback
  - Audio data can be played or recorded only in
  - search & play _45
50Smart Viewer
- INTRODUCTION
- MAIN FEATURES
- PC SPECIFICATION (RECOMMENDED)
- Smart Viewer INSTALLATION
- 51Smart Viewer PROGRAM EXECUTION
- 52Smart Viewer INITIAL SCREEN
- SETUP MODE
  - 53DVR Setup
    - 54For more details, see Chapter 5, “Menu Setup.”
    - -Admin Password
    - -User Password
    - For the system password, you can
    - CAUTION input numeric values only up to 8 digits
    - The
    - Delete
    - CTRL+C
    - CTRL+V
    - For deletion of any input value, use the BACKSPACE key
    - The default system password is “4321.”
    - -Date/Time Setup
    - -System Language
    - You can set the display language for the DVR
    - Language specification is subject to change
    - 50_ Smart Viewer
    - 55-Storage Setup
    - -Remote Control Device
    - Camera
    - -Camera Configuration
    - Only English is available for the title
    - retype it
    - You can input the title up to 15 digits
    - Smart Viewer _51
    - 56-PTZ Device
    - Monitoring Setup
    - Recording
    - -Record Quality and Auto Deletion
    - You can configure the settings for recording quality and auto deletion
    - -Record Rate & Video Size
    - NTSC
    - PAL
    - -Event Record Duration
    - You can configure the pre-eventand post- event settings for event recording
    - 52_ Smart Viewer
    - 57Schedule
    - _53
    - 58Network
    - -Network Password
    - For the network password, you can
    - The default Admin password is “4321.”
    - The default user password is also “4321.”
    - -IP Settings
    - It configures the network IP settings for the DVR
    - Be sure to inquire of the network
    - CAUTION manager about the settings
    - - Transfer Protocol Settings
    - You can change the transfer protocol-relatedsettings
    - -Callback Settings
    - You can configure the callback-relatedsettings for DVR
    - -Picture Settings
    - 54_ Smart Viewer
  - 59Viewer Setup
  - 60Site Setup
    - 61URL
    - Smart Viewer can monitor up to 16 channels at the same time
    - Smart Viewer can search or play one channel only
    - The audio does not play
    - To delete an existing DVR, click Delete
    - To edit the existing DVR, click Modify
    - After modifying the settings, click OK
    - When the DVR to be modified is connected to
    - SMART
    - Smart Viewer, the following message appears
    - If you really want to modify the DVR, disconnect
    - the DVR and retry to modify it
    - Site List
    - To add a new site, click New
    - Smart Viewer _57
  - 62S/W Version
- 63MONITORING MODE
  - Connection Failure Cases
  - 64Connection Screen
  - Mode Conversion Button
  - Time Information
  - Connection Information
  - OSD Information Display
  - 65Event Log Display Window
  - 66Camera Connection Indication Window
  - Screen Split Selection Buttons
  - Sequence Mode Button
  - Monitoring State Display
  - 67NEXT Button
  - CALLBACK Button
  - FAVORITE Button
  - Video Recording Button
  - 68Audio Volume Control Button
  - Video Brightness/Contrast Control Button
  - PTZ Camera Control Buttons
  - 69Self Menu Setup of PTZ device
- 70SEARCH MODE
  - 71Remote Mode
  - Calendar Window
  - Audio Volume, Video Brightness/ Contrast Buttons
  - Video Save (Backup)/Video Conversion/Print/Setup
    - 722.File Conversion button
    - To perform this function
    - a.Click Open to select a DVR file to be converted
    - b.Select JPEG Frame or AVI Video
    - c.Click Start to convert the file. To stop conversion, click Stop
    - JPEG Frame
    - >Viewer Setup > File Converting > Jpeg Location
    - AVI Video
    - >Viewer Setup > File Converting > AVI Location
    - 3.Print button
    - This button prints the playback screen that is now being displayed
    - 4.Setup Mode button
    - This button brings up the Setup Mode window
    - 5.Play buttons
    - 1.Reverse Play: Performs Reverse Play
    - 2.Play: Performs playback
    - 3.Fast Backward: Reverse-playsfaster
    - 4.Stop: Stops playing
    - 5.Fast Forward: Plays faster
    - 6.Go to Last: Plays the latest (last) image in the time line
    - 7.Step Backward: Performs one step reverse-playby one second
    - 8.Step Forward: Performs one step forward by one second
    - 9.Go to First: Plays the first image in the time line
    - 68_ Smart Viewer
    - 736.Time Line
    - [Normal mode]
    - The highlighted time bar displays the time range of the video image
    - The time lines display the time division
    - If you double-clickan area of a time bar, it changes to the extension mode
    - One column of time line represents one hour
    - [Extension Mode]
    - Displays the time line of one hour before
    - Displays the time line of one hour after
    - If you double-clickan area of a time bar, it changes to the normal mode
    - Each time line represents 5 minutes
    - 7.Next button
    - It operates the same as the Next button in the Monitoring mode
    - 8.Reload button
    - It renews the recording time information in both the calendar and time line
    - 9.Local Mode
    - :Click this button to change to the Local mode
    - Smart Viewer _69
74Web Viewer
- INTRODUCING Web Viewer
  - WHAT IS Web Viewer
  - PRODUCT FEATURES
  - SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- 75CONNECTING Web Viewer
- 76USING Live Viewer
  - OSD INFORMATION DISPLAY
  - 77SPLIT-SCREEN
  - FULL SCREEN MODE
  - CONNECTED DVR
  - 78CHANGING THE LIVE SCREEN MODE
  - SAVING THE LIVE SCREEN ON THE PC
  - 79CHANGING THE LIVE SCREEN CHANNEL
  - USING PTZ CAMERA
    - 80MENU: Appears the camera menu screen
    - PRESET: Moves the lens direction to a preset direction
    - 1.If you click PRESET, the camera moves to the preset position
    - 2.You can delete the selected preset or all presets
    - 3.You can save the new preset number and name
    - AUTOPAN
    - SCAN
    - PATTERN
    - 76_ Web Viewer
- 81USING Search Viewer
  - 83SEARCHING THE RECORDED
  - VIDEO IN THE CALENDAR
  - 84SEARCHING THE RECORDED VIDEO IN THE TIMELINE
  - [Normal Mode]
  - [Extension Mode]
  - CONTROLLING PLAYBACK
- 85ABOUT
86appendix
- PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
  - Details
  - Notes
  - Operating System
  - Embedded OS
  - Broadcasting
  - NTSC / PAL System
  - Input Voltage
  - AC 100 ~ 230V (PAL)
  - AC 110 ~ 220V (NTSC)
  - Power Usage
  - Video
  - Video Input
  - Composite 16(8) Channel
  - - 1.0Vp-p
  - - 75Ω Hi Z Termination
  - BNC Type
  - Loop Through Out 16(8) Channel
  - - Auto Termination
  - Video Output
  - Composite 3 Channel
  - - Normal Video Output 1 Channel
  - - Spot Output 2 Channel
  - - BNC Type
  - S-Video1 Channel
  - VGA 1 Channel
  - Audio Input
  - Mono 4 Channel
  - - -5dBm,600Ω
  - RCA Type
  - Audio Output
  - Mono 1 Channel
  - - -6dBm
  - Live Screen
  - Resolution &
  - Frame Speed
  - Display Mode
  - Single
  - Screen Split Mode:
  - SHR-5160/5162 :4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 16 split
  - SHR-5080/5082 :4, 6, 7, 8, 9 split
  - Mode sequence
  - Freeze
  - 2 X Zoom
  - 87Compression
  - Method
  - Audio : ADPCM
  - Specs
  - Normal Record  REC Key
  - Mode
  - Programmed Recording  Schedule Table
  - -AlarmDetection
  - -MotionDetection
  - -VideoLoss
  - -Pre& Post Recording
  - NTSC : 0.9 / 1.8 / 3.7 / 7.5 / 15 / 30ips
  - ips
  - (True Recording ips: 0.938/1.875/3.75/7.5/15/30ips)
  - PAL : 0.7 / 1.5 / 3.1 / 6.2 / 12.5 / 25ips
  - Save
  - Internal
  - SHR-5162/5082 :ATA HDD x 3(MAX)
  - SHR-5160/5080 :ATA HDD x 4(MAX)
  - External
  - USB HDD
  - -MAX1 (Not support USB hub)
  - -MAXHDD Size : 500GB
  - Play Back
  - Search Mode
  - Calendar search
  - Event search
  - - Alarm, Motion, Video Loss
  - Date/time search
  - Initial search
  - Latest search
  - Backup search
  - Total
  - ips(CIF)
  - 60/50ips
  - (Half D1)
  - 88Single  1Channel Decoding
  - 16 split (played cameras10-16)
  - 9 split (played cameras 5-9)
  - 4 split (played cameras 2-4)
  - PIP  1 Channel Decoding + 1Channel Live
  - Triplex 9 split  8 Channel Live + 1Channel PB
  - Play Mode
  - Play, Pause, Stop, 2x Digital Zoom
  - Fast Forward/Fast Reverse
  - Backup
  - USB External HDD
  - USB CD/DVD Writer, Internal DVD
  - (SHR-5162/5082only)
  - USB memory
  - Network
  - Ethernet : 10/100 Base T, ADSL(PPPoE), DHCP
  - Serial
  - RS-485  PTZ Device Control
  - Communication
  - Remote Control Device
  - Input : SHR-5160/5162 :16 Channel
  - SHR-5080/5082 :8 Channel
  - Output : 4 Channel
  - Support external alarm reset
  - Remote
  - PC Detailed
  - CPU : Pentium III, 1GHz or higher
  - Viewer
  - RAM : SDRAM 256MB or higher
  - Graphic Accelerator : Graphic Memory
  - 32MB or higher DirectX : 8.1 or higher
  - Supported
  - Win2000, WinXP
  - Operating
  - Systems
  - Function
  - Live Image Monitoring Mode
  - Local File Search & Play Back Mode
  - Remote File Search & Play Back Mode
  - Operating Temperature
  - Storage Temperature
  - Operating Humidity
  - 20% to 85% RH
  - Storage Humidity
  - Size (W x H x D)
  - 430 x 88 x 400mm (16.93 x 3.46 x 15.75 inch)
  - Weight
  - SHR-5162/5082 :~ 7.6kg(16.75 lb)
  - SHR-5080 :~6.7kg(14.77 lb)
  - SHR-5160 :~6.8kg(14.99 lb)
- 89OUTLINE DRAWINGS
- 93FACTORY DEFAULT
  - Classification
  - Detailed Items
  - Factory Setup
  - System
  - Time/Date/Language
  - Date Format
  - YYYY-MM-DD
  - Time Format
  - 24 Hours
  - Language
  - English
  - DST
  - Password Lock
  - Record Lock
  - HDD Mode
  - HDD repeat record
  - Overwrite
  - HDD ending alarm
  - Camera Config
  - CAM_01 to
  - CAM_16
  - (SHR-5082/5080 :8)
  - Auto Seq
  - 5 sec
  - PTZ Device
  - Camera No
  - Protocol
  - Baudrate
  - Parity
  - Data
  - Stop
  - Serial Mode
  - Half Duplex
  - Screen Setup
  - Brightness
  - Contrast
  - Color
  - 94Monitoring
  - Event Monitoring
  - Date
  - OSD Display
  - Time
  - Status
  - Spot Out Channel
  - CH1
  - Spot Out Event Monitor
  - Monitor Out
  - Dual Out
  - Play channel location
  - Lower right-handcorner
  - Multi-channelchange
  - 5 seconds
  - Record Mode
  - Record Quality & Auto
  - Normal Quality
  - Deletion
  - Event Quality
  - Auto Deletion
  - Record Rate & Video
  - Normal Rate
  - 7.5ips(NTSC)/6.2ips(PAL)
  - Size
  - Event Rate
  - Video Size
  - CIF
  - Event Record Duration
  - PreEvent
  - PostEvent
  - 1 min
  - Record
  - Continuous Recording
  - Schedule
  - Event Record
  - Sensor State
  - Detection Setup
  - Motion Detection Setup
  - M.D State
  - Area
  - All Area
  - Sensitivity
  - Very High
  - Video Loss Detection
  - 95appendix _91
- 96TROUBLESHOOTING (FAQ)
  - PROBLEM
  - SOLUTION
  - The system power is dead and
  -  Please check the power connection
  - LEDs on the front of the set do not
  -  Check the power voltage
  - operate at all
  - or exchange the power supply
  - Video data remains in the system
  -  Check the image of the camera connected to the
  - but some channels display no
  - system. Improper input of camera may cause this
  - video data but turns all blue
  - symptom
  -  Check the camera power supply
  -  Sometimes, you see this symptom when the video
  - data is connected with multisystems and the video
  - signal from the video data distributor in use is weak
  - If it’s the case, you shall connect the camera images
  - with your DVR directly to check or correct the
  - The RECORD button is pressed
  -  Please check the HDD space
  - but the REC LED does not light and
  -  Please check the Record Mode setup in MENU
  - recording is not active
  - It should be On
  - Although all the LED operate on the
  -  Please make sure the cable is connected. Video
  - front panel, the screen is blink or
  - out may come out differently with the connected
  - the display quality is low
  - monitor. In short, Video Out is set to Composite
  - Output but connected to VGA Input Monitor or vice
  - versa. Then, keep pressing both the MODE button
  - and the ZOOM button for 5 seconds to change the
  - Video Out mode
  - You may experience low display quality while the
  - dual video output is in use. In this case, please
  - switch it to the composite or VGA video output
  - The LEDs blink and the logo screen
  -  This symptom may be resulted from the failure
  - repeatedly appears
  - of HDD connection inside the DVR. Take off the
  - cover and check HDD connection status. If HDD
  - connection has no problem, please consult with the
  - dealer
  - You cannot enter MENU by
  - forgotten password
  - the values set at the factory. Keep pressing both the
  - MODE button and the PTZ button for 5 seconds
  - The default password is “4321.”
  - The channel button does not
  -  If the current screen is in Event Monitoring, the
  - operate in Live mode
  - channel button does not operate
  - Then, press the ALARM button to terminate the
  - current screen and select a channel
  - The cursor cannot reach the
  -  Please check both the channel and date are left
  - starting point during Calendar
  - checked. Both shall be checked for play with Start
  - Search
  - The cursor cannot reach the unrecorded date
  - 97Alarms keep continuously issued
  -  Press the MENU button and do the following:
  - so you cannot cancel using the
  - 1) To cancel Event Monitoring: Monitoring > Event
  - ALARM button
    - Monitoring Duration Off
    - 2) To cancel Buzzer: Event Record > Alarm (Motion
  - 2) To cancel Buzzer:
    - Detection/Video Loss) > Alarm-Out
    - 3) To cancel Event: Event Record > Alarm (Motion
  - 3) To cancel Event:
    - Detection/Video Loss) > State Off
  - Pressing the PTZ button in Live
  -  Check the Protocol and other setup values through
  - mode receives no response
    - Menu > Camera > PTZ Device match with the PTZ
  - match with the PTZ
  - camera
  - When you connect several
  -  It requires time to recognize several armored HDDs
  - IEEE1394 armored HDDs to the
  - Please try again in a few minutes. If retrial makes no
  - DVR through Menu, the DVR cannot
  - improvement, HDD could be abnormal
  - recognize all the HDDs
  - Please exchange the HDD
  - “CLOCK BATTERY HAS FAILED” is
  -  This message is displayed if the internal clock in
  - displayed on the screen
  - DVR has problem
  - You cannot connect to the DVR
  - through Smart Viewer
  - your DVR. The DVR allows no more than 3 users’
  - connection with Smart Viewer at a time
  -  Check the Network setup of your DVR
  -  Check Network cable connection
  - please check if you get the right DVR MAC Address
  -  If your DVR is connected to the ADSL network
  - please check if the bandwidth is set below
  - Kbps. If the Bandwidth for ADSL is set to high, the
  - connection with Smart Viewer may be instable due
  - to the heavy network load because the ADSL speed
  - is low
  - Smart Viewer in operation is
  -  If you change information such as time, network
  - disconnected
  - setup, HDD format, Default Setup, or HDD
  - attachment or detachment for your DVR, the current
  - Smart Viewer will be automatically disconnected
  -  Check the network connection. Smart Viewer, if
  - disconnected from the network, will try reconnection
  - up to 5 times. If it remains unconnected after 5 time
  - trials, it will automatically give up connection
  -  As far as your DVR is connected to the ADSL
  - network, you may be disconnected from Smart
  - Viewer when the network conditions go worse
  - 98The Audio icon of Smart Viewer
  -  If your PC has no Audio driver or has some problem
  - is left deactivated in Live mode
  - with Audio play by an Audio driver, the Audio icon
  - Setting Audio to On in the Camera
  - will be deactivated. Please check Audio driver
  - menu of your DVR will make no
  - installation status
  - difference
  - When selecting the channel which
  -  PTZ control is available in both Smart Viewer and
  - PTZ Camera is connected to in
  - your DVR. Other user might control the PTZ for your
  - the Live mode of Smart Viewer
  - DVR to terminate the PTZ Camera Menu or Auto
  - click the “Menu Control” button
  - Pan/Scan/Pattern motions while you select the other
  - among PTZ setup buttons to enter
  - channel. This may cause the initialization
  - the Function Menu mode in PTZ
  - Camera, and return from the other
  - channel, the PTZ related buttons
  - have been initialized
  - No Time Bar in the Search
  -  Time Line can be converted into 2 modes, General
  - (24 Hour Display) and Extension (2 Hour Display). In
  - Extension mode, Time Bar may not be seen in the
  - current time. Please enter General mode or click the
  - LEFT or RIGHT button to search Time Bar
  - “NO HDD” icon and error message
  -  Please check the HDD connection status. If this
  - pops up
  - problem persist without connection failure, contact
  - the technical support for checking hard disk
  - DVR device does not show what
  - has been upgraded after adding a
  - is one of the devices listed on the compatibility list
  - hard disk
  - of HDDs. The list of the compatible devices with
  - Samsung DVR can be obtained from your vendor
  - The connection status is not shown
  - after connecting the external
  - one of the storage devices listed on the compatibility
  - storage device, USB memory, USB
  - list of storage devices. The list of the compatible
  - HDD and such
  - devices with Samsung DVR can be obtained from
  - your vendor
  - Pressing the ESC key in “FULL
  - SCREEN MODE” of WebViewer
  - and then press ESC key again. It will be changed
  - does not work to change into
  - into normal split mode
  - normal split mode
- 99OPEN SOURCE LICENSE REPORT ON THE PRODUCT
  - GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
  - Preamble
  - TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION
    - 100Thus, it is not the intent of this section to claim
    - 96_ appendix
    - and a licensee cannot impose that choice
  - 101NO WARRANTY
    - appendix _97
  - 102How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
  - 103TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION
    - appendix _99
    - 104of any warranty; and distribute a copy of this License along with the Library
    - a)The modified work must itself be a software library
    - c)You must cause the whole of the work to
    - 100_ appendix
    - be licensed at no charge to all third parties under the terms of this License
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    - 105of the code of the Library into a program that is not a library
    - appendix _101
    - 106executable
    - You may place library facilities that are a work based on the Library
    - 8.You may not copy, modify, sublicense
    - 102_ appendix
  - 107NO WARRANTY
  - END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  - How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries
  - 108OpenSSL LICENSE
    - 109*“This product includes cryptographic software written by
    - *Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com)”
    - *The word ‘cryptographic’ can be left out if the rouines from the library
    - *being used are not cryptographic related :-)
    - *4. If you include any Windows specific code (or a derivative thereof) from
    - *the apps directory (application code) you must include an acknowledgement:
    - *“This product includes software written by Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com)”
    - *THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ERIC YOUNG ‘‘AS IS’’ AND
    - *IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
    - *HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
    - *LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
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