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Sanyo DSR-3709 Before USE, Hard disk and cooling fan are consumable components, Backup battery

Models: DSR-3716 DSR-3709

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1BEFORE USE

The hard disk and cooling fan are consumable components.

If used in an ambient temperature of 25ºC, the hard disk should generally be replaced after 2 years; and the cooling fan after 3 years. These figures are intended as a general guideline only and should not be taken as a guarantee of component performance.

The POWER indicator will flash if a problem occurs with the hard disk or fan. (JP.7)

Important recordings

zAlways perform test recording in advance to confirm whether the digital video recorder’s playback is normal.

zNote that Sanyo will accept no responsibility for losses occurring as a result of recording or playback problems caused by malfunction of this digital video recorder or any connected devices.

zAs a precaution against malfunction or accidents, it is advisable to periodically back up important recordings or to perform mirroring.

Protection of the hard disk

The hard disk is checked automatically when the power is turned on. If an abnormality is detected, the POWER indicator will begin to flash or an error message will be displayed. If you need initialize the hard disk or to save images stored on it, contact the dealer from whom you purchased this digital video recorder.

Backup battery

The digital video recorder comes with a built-in lithium battery. If power is supplied continuously for at least 48 hours after setting the date and time, the clock will continue to operate normally for up to 30 days without a supply of power.

When disposing of this digital video recorder, contact the dealer from whom it was purchased for information on how to dispose of the lithium battery.

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Sanyo DSR-3709 Before USE, Hard disk and cooling fan are consumable components, Important recordings, Backup battery

Contents

Page Service PrecautionIntroduction Main featuresAccessories Symbols used in this manualContents Other Contents Settings„ Notes on replacing the HDD Before USE„ Handling a detached HDD unit Important recordings Backup batteryBefore USE Hard disk and cooling fan are consumable componentsDSR-3716 Names and Functions of PartsFront panel DSR-3709 Names and Functions of PartsJog dial inside and shuttle dial outside z During playback Timer button and indicator JP.23Alarm buttons JP.31 Menu Reset button JP.48Rear panel Pin locations Installation and ConnectionsConnecting RS-485 terminals Basic connectionsCable types Installation and ConnectionsRS-485 termination switch settings ConnectionAmp Sold separately Connecting Sanyo protocol devices Dome CamerasConnecting an amplifier Connecting Alarm in terminalsConnecting Control terminals Connecting Sensor Alarm OUT terminalsConnecting the power cord Preparing for USE 01-01-04 000000 REC Repeat EN a AlarmOperation display area Changing the position of the operation display area Preparing for USEChanging the language Example Setting 830 on October 26 Setting the timeNormal recording area Alarm recording areaInternal hard disk Hard disk recording areasPress the No Camera Select button Viewing Video from a CameraViewing on a full screen Viewing on quad screensViewing on multi screens 9 screens/ 16 screens Viewing Video from a CameraViewing on plus screen Press the Sequence button once again Viewing with automatic screen selectionViewing on the monitor Press the Sequence buttonSelecting Camera No for full screen Set MON.2 Display from Alarm Operation SET to ON. JP.84Displaying alarm video in full screen format Ending the monitor 2 setting procedureNormal recording Timer recordingPress the Timer button RecordingWhen an alarm signal is detected Alarm recordingSet alarm recording End alarm recordingAlarm Full indicator Pre-alarm recordingSet pre-alarm recording If an alarm is detectedPress the PLAY/STOP button PlaybackPlaying video on a full screen Fast-forward and fast-rewind playbackMove the zoom frame to the area to be magnified PlaybackChanging the playback speed Enlarging the playback videoPress the Still button once again Viewing still imagesPress the Zoom button Press the Still button during playbackPlaying video on multiple screens Performing frame advance forward or reversePress the Quad button during playback Searching from the Search screen Searching for Recorded VideoTurn the jog dial to select the video for playback Alarm searchPress the appropriate Alarm button during playback Searching for Recorded VideoTime/date search Alarm thumbnail searchTurn the jog dial and select Alarm Thumbnail Search Alarm number for the selected recording will start to flashIf no recording exists for the specified time ViewSelected image is displayed on the preview screen Archive area searchMotion detection search Turn the jog dial to select Archive Area SearchEND Example AlarmExample StartSet the motion sensor to use for searching Turn the jog dial to select Preview Carry out motion sensor setting again„ If not Found is displayed Copying video to a CD-R/RW JP.45 Saving Copying Recorded VideoCopying video to the hard disk’s archive area JP.39 Copying video to a CompactFlash card or Microdrive JP.41Example Copying a specified 10-second portion of video Saving Copying Recorded VideoCopying video to the hard disk’s archive area Press the Copy buttonTurn the jog dial to select Seconds „ To cancel a copy operationInsert a CompactFlash card Copying video to a CompactFlash card or MicrodriveInsertion method Removal method ‹PICTURES When this has been completed, Copy Finished ! is displayedViewing images copied to a CompactFlash card on a PC Printing images from CompactFlash cards quick printDcim Connect a recordable CD-R/RW drive and insert a disk Copying video to CD-R/RWTurn the jog dial to select the unit Formatting a CompactFlash card and CD-RW Viewing images copied to a CD-R/RW on a PCTurn the jog dial to select a menu Menu Configuration and OperationsMoving from the Main Menu to a sub-menu or setting screen Basic menu operationsEntering numbers with the numeric keys Menu Configuration and OperationsRestoring menu setting items to their default values Movement and confirmation in sub-menus and setting screensMain menu Sub-menu configurationColor Level JP.105 Sub menu Setting item Settings or display contentMulti Screen Sequence SETInitial SET Initial settingsSetting the daylight saving Initial SET is used to make the following settingInitial SET Turn the jog dial to select Mode under Daylight SavingTurn the jog dial to change the settings When USE is selected for Daylight SavingTo C Terminal To Clock SET in terminal External clock settingTurn the jog dial and move the cursor to ADJUST. Time Cursor moves to the timeDisplayed Detecting connected camerasRepeat steps 5 and 6 to enter the remaining characters Setting camera titlesExample Setting the title HALL-1F for Camera No Turn the jog dial to select HSet the month and day for item No Setting holidaysTurn the shuttle dial clockwise after setting Example Setting November 17 as a holidaySetting time periods Example 1 Setting periods using Time Period a Time period settingsTime Period a settings Set T-1 to 6 AM Time Period a flashes Time period operations settingsCursor moves to Mask Record SET Settings for recordingNormal recording easy setup Camera Select buttons Timer button Jog dialRecord SET screen is displayed Setting based on recording daysCursor moves to Timer Recording DLY Record SETExample on Set Picture QualitySet Audio Recording Turn the shuttle dial counter-clockwiseSetting based on recording rate Displaying the recording areas AlarmRecording Area SET screen is displayed „ If the normal recording area is set to 0% „ Default hard disk settingsChanging recording areas „ Recording area allocationsHard disk is initialized Setting overwrite permissionCursor moves to Area Full Reset Turn the shuttle dial counter- clockwiseSetting overwriting for the normal recording area Setting recording conditionsDisplay area Capacity 01-01-04 000000 REC 1%OFF Setting series recording Starting and stopping series recording Set depending on your recording needsTurn the shuttle dial clockwise Press the EXIT/OSD button Setting auto deletingSetting normal recording Turn the jog dial to select the storage periodSet REC Program Group Set REC RateExample P-1 Cursor moves to 0.5 from Select Individual Camera Rate FPS Setting program recordingCameras No through No are available for the DSR-3709 Selects Program No through Program NoTimer setting items Timer settingsStart time flashes as „ To change a displayed setting itemTimer SET screen is displayed Cursor moves to the SUN row SUN from the Week column flashesAll setting items are cleared Menu Reset button Make settings in the Week and Start columnsTo cancel all set timer reservations Timer reservations spanning more than 24 hoursTimer recording using an external timer Setting alarm recordingTo set alarm recording Alarm recordings Alarm REC Mode SET screen is displayedMaximum number Set REC Rate and Duration Set Alarm InterleaveWhen alarm recording settings have been completed To set pre-alarm recordingCursor moves to recording rate and duration When pre-alarm recording settings have been completedREC Rate for PRE-ALARM Recording flashes Default setting 1 MIN Cursor moves to Alarm TriggerSetting the alarm trigger Setting the motion sensorsUse this procedure to set other sensor positions To B Cursor moves to ModeFlashes for the Mode „ To stop motion sensor recordingExample Alarm Setting alarm operation and displaySetting alarm display OFF flashes in the Alarm Retrigger fieldFirst Canceling alarmsCursor moves to Alarm Priority SwitchEXIT/OSD button Shuttle dial General settingsSetting data display General SETDisplay SET screen is displayed Setting display for video lossGeneral SET Perform the following if so requiredDisk Error default setting on Setting the buzzerAlarm default setting OFF Disk Full default setting onExample Setting 123456AB as a password Setting the security lock„ Operation after setting passwords Setting the administrator passwordTurn the jog dial to move the cursor to User Use the same procedure to set 123456ABFollowing this, turn the shuttle dial clockwise Turn the jog dial to select onTurn the jog dial to move cursor to Turn the jog dial to move cursor to REC ControlHDD SET screen is displayed Cursor moves to Disk Initialize Setting and initializing the hard diskInitialization of hard disk erases all contents Initializing the hard diskExpanding the hard disk capacity Network settingsMaking network connections Making network settings Set Port Set IP AddressSet Subnet Mask Set GatewayGeneral SET screen appears Setting RS-485When setting has been completed, press the EXIT/OSD button Cursor moves to Alarm InfoProtocol field flashes Setting camera controlCursor moves to Address Camera Control SET screen is displayedBBV Coax ADD. column flashesSanyo Coax Sanyo RS485Finishing dome camera operation When zoomingPress the FUNC. button Operating dome cameras with the digital video recorderExample Displaying Camera No in quad position Setting quad, multi 9 and 16 displaySetting multi screen positions Screen SETScreen SET 101Checking modified screen positions Automatic selection is set to a period of 5 seconds Setting the automatic selection periodSetting the main monitor and monitor 1S flashesMAIN/MON.2 Monitor SET screen is displayed 103Starts to flash for Time Period Cursor moves to Mask SET Setting masksMask SET screen is displayed 105 Setting the color levelColor Level SET screen is displayed 106 Displays the total amount of running time for disk Power LOSS/USED TimePower LOSS/USED Time screen is displayed 107Area Initialization LOGOperation class CompactFlash card Copy Menu SettingsSaving menu settings on a 109Turn the jog dial to select Load Copy Menu SettingsLoading settings from a CompactFlash card When copying recording area settingsData format Interface SpecificationsRS-485 specifications 111Sanyo protocol command table Interface SpecificationsSpecifications Specifications113 420 365 Specifications DimensionsUL disclaimer statement Units mm„ Example Recording to a 80 GB hard disk 100%-usage Specifications115 Table of recording rate and times„ Example Recording to a 300 GB hard disk 100%-usage 116117 Table of recording rate settingsProgram recording rate Minutes 10s 20s 40s Table of pre-alarm recording timesFPS field/sec 119 Terminal board specifications120 121 Menu Setting SequenceGeneral SET →P.86 Menu Setting SequenceHDD SET →P.92 RS-485 SET →P.96 Mask SET →P.104123 IndexTime/date search Timer recording Timer settings Setting recording conditions Setting the color levelIndex