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QT19D328SC User’s Manual

I. Setting the recording time: Press Setup for each channel under “Schedule” to setup the day (Mon-Sun), Time of First Segment, recording mode (Time, Alarm or motion) Time of Second Segment, and type of recording mode. There are 2 segments of recording to accommodate recording overnite. For example, if you start recording at 11:30pm on Monday and stop at 11:00am on Tuesday, the first set will be 11:30pm to 11:59pm and the second set will be 12:00am to 11:00am.

II. Setting Recording Area:

The sensitivity area of the screen is made up of 192 small areas. The light green represents the area that has not be selected; the purple area represents the area that has been selected; the small purple square represents the present position of the cursor. To setup the area you want to be sensitive after you go into the setting interface; the purple small square will be flickering between two colors alternatively which are purple and green. Use the direction keys and enter button to switch the squares of the area you want to be sensitive to purple.

3.3.5 PTZ Set

	PTZ Setup
Channel	Protocol	Baud Rate	ID
1	Pelco-D	9600	01
2	Pelco-D	9600	63
3	Pelco-D	9600	63
4	Pelco-D	9600	63
	Return

By moving the cursor to PTZ Set and pressing [ENTER] key you can enter into quad channel Pan/Tilt/Zoom port setting interface 1.Channel: Denotes systems channel number.

2.Protocol: Denotes the communication protocol between the DVR and camera. By moving the cursor to this column and pressing the [ENTER] key you can choose the protocol you want to use from the following options:

（Pe1co-D/P/09-15/Dscp/FastDome/PIH1016-1017/JECFastD/RM110/Neocam），

The protocol you select must match a protocol that is available on the camera or the DVR will not be able to communicate with the camera.

3.Baud Rate: Denotes communication speed between the DVR and camera. By moving the cursor to this column and pressing the

[ENTER] key you can choose the baud rate you want to use from the following options: (1200/2400/4800/9600), the baud rate you select must match the camera’s baud rate or the DVR will not be able to communicate with the camera.

4.Camera ID: By moving the cursor to this column and pressing the [ENTER] button you can select the ID number you want to

use to communicate with the camera. The options are: (01-63). You must set the same ID number on the DVR and the camera. All PTZ cameras attached to the DVR must have a different ID number. They can have the same protocol and baud rate, but they have to have different ID numbers so the DVR can determine which camera it is communicating with. The ID number can match the channel number, but it does not have to as long as the ID number in the DVR settings and the camera are the same.

5.After completing all of the settings move the cursor to [RETURN] and press the [ENTER] key to return to the previous menu, and save the Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera settings.

Attention: Pan/Tilt/Zoom protocol, baud rate, and ID number in the DVR must match the settings on the camera or the DVR will not be able to communicate with the camera.

Pan/Tilt/Zoom operation: After setting Pan/Tilt/Zoom parameters correctly, press [F2] key on the remote control under single monitoring mode, the top left corner of screen will display “Pan/Tilt control” message temporarily, then you can operate the channels Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera by pressing the keys on the remote control and front panel.

Pressing [F2] once more will exit Pan/Tilt/Zoom operation, and return to single image monitoring mode; Switch monitoring image and pressing [F2] key can enter into another channels Pan/Tilt/Zoom operation.

Warning 1: When operating Pan/Tilt/Zoom function, system can not startup manual video recording function.

Warning 2: When operating Pan/Tilt/Zoom function, once system starts up video recording (timing or alarm startup), you temporarily can not use Pan/Tilt operation.

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