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Sanyo DSR-5009P instruction manual Rear panel

Models: DSR-5009P

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2NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS

DSR-5016P

The number of terminals for the DSR-5009P may differ. For more details, see below.

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MAIN

MON2

S-VIDEO

1-AUDIO-2

AUDIO OUT

MIC IN

SCSI

IN

AC IN

MONITOR OUT

ALARM IN

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TIALARM

REWARNING

ARCHIVE

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LOC

ALARM

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OUT

RS-485

RS-485/422

REMOTECLOCK K

MER

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USB

LAN

RS-485

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RS-232C

SENSOR

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ALARM OUT

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RESET

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EXTERNAL STRAGE UNIT

DO NOT CONNECT TO PHONE LINE

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1.SCSI terminal (option board)

Used to add a RAID unit by SCSI connection. Cannot be used together with an expansion unit. Only a RAID unit can be used.

Please contact the dealer for details.

When handling and connecting, be sure to read the instruction manual included with the option board.

2.VIDEO IN terminals Connects to video cameras.

The DSR-5009P has nine terminals.

3.VIDEO OUT terminals

Connects to a monitor to view camera images. The DSR-5009P has nine terminals.

4.MAIN MONITOR output terminal Connects to the main monitor.

5.MON2 output terminal (digital output) Connects to monitor 2.

6.S-VIDEO output terminal

Connects to a high-quality device.

The same image is output to the main monitor.

7.AUDIO1 IN terminal

Used to connect to an audio amplifier. A microphone or wireless device can then be connected to the amplifier. Use with AUDIO2 IN terminal to record and play back audio from two locations.

8.AUDIO2 IN terminal

Connects to an audio amplifier in the same manner as AUDIO1 IN terminal.

9.AUDIO OUT terminal

10.MIC IN terminal Connects to a microphone.

The MIC IN terminal is given priority over the AUDIO1/2 IN terminal.

11. ALARM IN terminals (1 to 16)

Connects to an externally installed alarm switch. Operate the alarm switch for alarm recording.

The DSR-5009P has nine terminals.

Pin	Signal
C	Ground
ALARM IN 1	Alarm input No. 1
ALARM IN 2	Alarm input No. 2
ALARM IN 3	Alarm input No. 3
ALARM IN 4	Alarm input No. 4
ALARM IN 5	Alarm input No. 5
ALARM IN 6	Alarm input No. 6
ALARM IN 7	Alarm input No. 7
ALARM IN 8	Alarm input No. 8
ALARM IN 9	Alarm input No. 9
ALARM IN 10	Alarm input No. 10
ALARM IN 11	Alarm input No. 11
ALARM IN 12	Alarm input No. 12
ALARM IN 13	Alarm input No. 13
ALARM IN 14	Alarm input No. 14
ALARM IN 15	Alarm input No. 15
ALARM IN 16	Alarm input No. 16

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Sanyo DSR-5009P instruction manual Rear panel

Contents

Digital Video Recorder with Multiplexer Function About this manual Precaution ServiceLocation Avoiding Electrical Shock and Fire Main features AccessoriesSymbols used in this manual Introduction Contents Contents Settings Network Control Contents Network Operation Network Settings Contents Other Before USE HDD and cooling fan are consumable componentsImportant recordings Protection of the HDD Backup battery Before USE Names and Functions of Parts DSR-5016PFront panel Names and Functions of Parts DSR-5009P Rear panel Sensor Alarm OUT terminals ALL Reset buttonAC power socket AC Power cord holder Installation and Connections Connecting the RS-232C terminalBasic connections DSR-5016P RS-232C Pin locations Installation and Connections Connecting RS-485 control terminals Connecting to a 2ND RS485/422 terminal RS-485 termination switch settingsConnect as above Operation Connecting a LAN terminal Connecting an amplifierConnecting alarm input terminals LAN connection Connecting Sensor Alarm OUT terminals Connecting control terminalsConnecting the power cord Operation 01-01-05 000000 REC Repeat EN a Alarm Preparing for USEOperation display Preparing for USE Changing the display position of the operation display areaChanging the language Press the EXIT/OSD button Setting the time Example Setting 830 on 26 OctoberTurn the shuttle dial clockwise Hard disk archive area Hard disk recording areasRecording area Archive area Monitoring Video from a Camera Viewing on a full screenPress the No Camera Select button Press the Zoom button during monitoring of camera video Monitoring Video from a Camera Viewing on quad screensPress the Zoom button to return to normal magnification Press the Quad button Viewing on multi 9 or multi 16 screens Enlarging videoPress the Multi button Press the Plus button during multi 9 screen display Setting automatic full screen selection Setting automatic quad-screen selectionAutomatic camera selection Press the Sequence button Viewing on monitor Press the MON2 buttonViewing on a quad screen Viewing on a full screen Viewing on multi 9 or multi 16 screens Monitor Main monitor Displaying alarm video in full screen format MON2 indicator turns offMonitor Timer recording Set timer recording. JP.87 Press the Timer buttonRecording Normal recording Alarm recording Pre-alarm recordingRecording Play Playing video on a full screenFast-forward and fast-rewind playback Changing the playback speed Play Magnifying the playback videoPress the Zoom button during playback Viewing still images Frame advance forward/reversePlaying video on multiple screens To view video from other cameras Video on full, quad, multi 9 or multiScreens Press the Multi button during Playback Searching for Recorded Video Motion Detection Search JP.45 Alarm log search Searching for Recorded Video„ To confirm normal recording Alarm search Total AlarmsDATE/TIME Search Entering an alarm number to search for an alarm video „ To view pre-alarm videoSearch screen, press the FUNC. button and select Search Search input field flashes Entering a camera number to search for an alarm video Press the FUNC. buttonCursor moves to the list Channel input field flashes Alarm thumbnail search Press the Alarm button during playbackTo view alarm video before or after the current playback Search by entering an alarm number Turn the jog dial to select the video for playbackSearch screen, press the FUNC. button Time/date search Search by entering a camera numberRecording TOP Recording END Turn the shuttle dial clockwise while Channel is selected Press the Camera Select 5 buttonSpecify the date and time Searching within the archive area DateStart Total Entering an archive number to search for an alarm video Motion detection searchCursor moves to Search Motion Detection Search screen is displayed Setting the motion sensor for searching StartEND Motion Sensor ‹OFF Turn the jog dial to select Preview „ If not FOUND! is displayedViewing video detected by the motion sensor Set the motion sensor again Saving Copying Recorded Video Copying video to the hard disk’s archive area JP.50Copying video to a CompactFlash card or Microdrive JP.51 Copying video to a CD-R/RW or DVD+R/+RW JP.54 Saving Copying Recorded Video Copying video to the hard disk’s archive areaPress the Copy button Set the time „ To cancel copying Copying to a CompactFlash card or MicrodriveInsert a CompactFlash card Example Copying 20 images Turn the shuttle dial clockwise while Pictures is flashing Maximum Viewing images copied to a CompactFlash card on a PC Available space and write capacity are checked Copying to a CD-R/RW or DVD+R/ +RW Connect a recordable CD or DVD drive and insert a diskExample Copying the maximum video to the copy destination Number of images flashes Cursor appears on Copy Start Formatting a CompactFlash card, CD-RW or ‹COMPACTFlash Disc Writer Viewing images on a PC Dcim Viewer YYMMDD99 Menu Configuration and Operations Basic menu operationsTurn the jog dial to select an item Turn the jog dial to select a function Menu Configuration and Operations Resetting menu itemsMovement and confirmation in sub-menus and setting screens Displayed settings are restored to their default values Sub-menu configuration Power LOSS/USED Time JP.133 Displays the date and timeCopy Menu Settings JP.135 Stores and loads menu Advanced Menu SET JP.138 Sets the ROI setting, alarm Configuration Initial SET Setting the language Setting the summer timeTurn the jog dial to select Mode under Summer Time SET Initial SET External clock setting Set the date and timeSummer time begins Summer time ends Flashes Default setting is Detecting connected camerasExample Set to Setting camera titles Example Setting the title HALL-1STFL for Camera NoQuad Setting holidays Example Setting 26 October as a holidayHoliday SET screen is displayed Default setting is Turn the jog dial to select H Setting time periods Set the day and month for item „ Setting automatic selection of camera video „ Masking camera video using a gray pattern„ Alarm recording using motion sensors Operations during the specified time periods Timer period settings Example 1 Setting periods using Time Period aSet the time for T-1 Set the time for T-2 Timer period operations settings Time Period a flashesCursor moves to Time Period a Record SET Normal recording easy setup Setting based on recording daysAlarm Operation SET JP.102 Makes settings for Record SET Set the time for timer recording Example Timer recording from 8 AM to 8 PM Setting based on recording rate Turn the shuttle dial counter-clockwiseExample on REC Rate Base 25 FPS/CAM Displaying the recording areas Recording Area SET screen is displayedDisplays the total capacity of the hard disk Hard disk capacity „ Default hard disk settings Example Setting the recording area to 50%Changing recording areas Turn the jog dial to select YES Setting overwrite permission Recordings can now be made to the recording area Setting recording conditions OFF‹ON 01-01-05 000000 REC 5% EN a Alarm Auto Alarm‹MANUAL Copy Copy Setting auto deleting Setting normal recording „ Setting the picture quality for each camera Default setting OFFFPS flashes Allowable Setting program recording Example P-1Program Select Individual Camera Rate Program REC SET screen is displayed Flashes for ProgramCursor moves to 01 under Select Individual Camera Rate FPS Recording rate is not set Timer settings Timer setting items Setting the Start and Stop time Indicating the hour from Start flashesOFF flashes for SET Cursor appears in the bottom line Use the same procedure to set other items „ To change a setting itemTo cancel all set timer reservations EXT Make settings in the Week and Start columns Timer recordings spanning more than 24 hoursSAT in the Week column flashes Line Timer recording using an external timer OFF 5FPS Setting timer recording Cursor moves to line Setting alarm recording To set alarm recording Cursor moves to Alarm Interleave Only flashes ‹ONLY To set pre-alarm recording Cursor moves to PRE-ALARM RecordingNumber of alarms Alarm display Pre-alarm recording is disabled Pre-alarm recording is enabledFlashes Default setting 12.5FPS Cursor moves to Alarm Trigger Setting alarm triggers Number of alarmsUse this setting to indicate how alarms are to be detected PRE display Setting the motion sensors Level Use the same procedure to set other sensor positions 100Turn the jog dial to select a or B Turn the shuttle dial clockwise twice Setting time periods Setting sensitivity levelsSetting sensor modes 101 Setting alarm operation and display 102„ To stop motion sensor recording To B 103 104 Canceling an alarm 105 RS-232C/RS-485 SET JP.115 Makes settings when General SET106 HDD SET JP.117 Setting data display 107General SET Setting display for video loss 108On flashes for Video Loss Setting the buzzer 109 Setting the security lock 110 111 ‹NORMALChange LV4 Setting user ID 112„ User level and privileges Registering a user Enter a password Turning on the key lock, password lock and network lock113 Enter a user ID During password lock, press Enter the user ID and password114 Confirm the lock status Setting RS-232C and RS-485 115RS-232C/RS-485 SET screen is displayed RS-485 flashes 116 Setting mirroring 117Hard disk initialization and mirroring Initializing the hard disk 118 ‹MASTER Switching playback disks 119Expanding Replacing and initializing the hard disk Network settings Making network settingsSwitch 120 121 Set IP AddressSet Subnet Mask Set Gateway 122 Set Http Port Making network control settings 123 124 Setting user 125„ User levels and privileges LV1 LV2 LV3 LV4 Setting quad and multi 9/16 display Screen SET126 127 Screen SETChecking modified screen positions 128 Screen SET screen is displayed1S flashes for Full Automatic selection is set to an interval of 5 seconds 129 MAIN/MON.2 Monitor SET screen is displayedFlash for Time Period Cursor moves to 1S for 01 and Main MON Setting masks ‹ 1S 30S Switching interval seconds130 Channel not displayed Use the same procedure to set other channels 131 Setting the color level Settings The default setting is132 Color Level SET screen is displayed Power LOSS/USED Time 133Select Used Time and then turn the shuttle dial clockwise Initialization LOG 134Area Action Copy Menu Settings Saving menu settingsCopy Menu Settings screen is displayed Jog dial 135 Copy Menu Settings Loading menu settingsCopy Menu Settings screen is displayed 136 Copying the recording area settings Use the following procedure to copy recording area settings137 Cursor appears on Save Menus to CF Advanced Menu SET 138 Setting ROI Setting the ROI139 Advanced Menu SET 140 Response sensitivity is disabled Response sensitivity is enabled. LowerSet Time LAG to OFF when Level is set English 141 Setting ROI areas 142No operation after the response-stop 1S 10S 143 Set the areas in frame 2 and frame 3 in the same wayCursor moves to the bottom right Cursor the orange † moves to the top left of frame Setting alarm notification 144 Camera control settings 145Sanyo COAX1 Sanyo Coax Sanyo RS485 BBV Coax Pelco Coax Sanyo COAX2 146 Making PPP settings 147Click the buttons to operate the camera Operating the camera with the digital video recorder 148 Time zone/NTP setting 149Time Zone SET / NTP SET screen is displayed GMT Dublin, Lisbon, London flashes 150 Set NTP Server AddressSet Time to Synchronize ExamplePage Manual for Remote Operation by Network Connection Digital video recorder network settings Getting Prepared153 Operations possible with PC control 154 Getting PreparedClick the Security tab Click Custom Level 155 Click Network ConnectionsClick Properties Click OK Network Control 156Controlling from a PC Disconnecting Messages displayed when connected157 Select a language and click OK „ When control rights are switched to the unit Display on the PC „ When disconnected from the network„ When network settings are changed 158 159 Operation panel 160 Operation Panel Functions and RestrictionsCamera operation panel 161 Finishing dome camera operation Recording Images 162Click the button on the operation panel Stopping normal recording Watching Images 163Various ways of displaying live images Performing operations in play mode 164Watching Images Adjusting the image and audio 165 Normal Recording Mode Alarm Recording Mode166 Screen display items 167 Downloading live images to a PC When saving is completed, click OK on the pop-up window „ To cancel a save operation168 Search for video using the search mode screen 169Basic operation Search menu Searching for Recorded Video Alarm LOG Search 170 Searching for Recorded Video Alarm Search Alarm Thumbnail Search171 172 Searching for Recorded Video TIME/DATE SearchArchive Area Search Click 4. TIME/DATE Search on the Search screen 173 Searching for Recorded Video Motion Detection SearchClick 6. Motion Detection Search on the Search screen Specify the search area from the Search from pull-down menu 174 Copying to the archive areaClick Button on the operation Panel Enter the number of images for HOW Many 175 Downloading to a PC 176 Displays the download results Settings 177Making menu selections Click a menu on the Main Menu 178 Menu structure 179 Clock SETSummer Time SET/EXT. Clock SET 180 Holiday SETClick Save Click 3. Holiday SET 181 Recording Area SETClick 2. Record SET Click 1. Recording Area SET 182 Recording Conditions SET Record SET Normal REC Mode SET 183 184 Program REC SETSet REC Program Group to the desired program group Click 4. Program REC SET Record SET Timer SET Click 5. Timer SET185 Record SET Alarm REC Mode SET Click 6. Alarm REC Mode SETSet Alarm Recording to the desired recording mode Setting alarm recording Set Alarm Interleave to the desired recording pattern Set Duration to the desired alarm recording durationSet PRE-ALARM Recording to on or OFF 187 Set Duration to the desired pre- alarm recording duration Alarm or188 15MIN 189 Display SETBuzzer SET To cancel the buzzer setting on the PC 190Security Lock SET Click 3. Security Lock SET Set user ID for User ID Set Password Set user level for LV Settings Description Level191 General SET User ID SET 192 RS-232C/RS-485 SETHDD SET Click 5. RS-232C/RS-485 SET Change the settings as required 193Network SET Click 7. Network SET 194 Network Control SETClick 8. Network Control SET Set Network Status to on or OFF 195 196 Sequence SET 197 Screen SET Mask SETClick 2. Mask SET Set the following functions as required Power LOSS/USED Time Click 5. Power LOSS/USED Time198 199 Initialization LOGClick 6. Initialization LOG Saving Menu Settings Loading Menu SettingsClick 7. Copy Menu Settings 200 Alarm Notice SET Click 1. Alarm Notice SETSet Alarm Notice to on 201 202 Camera Control SETPPP SET Click 2. Camera Control SET 203 NTP SET Setting is saved Click Renewal to manually update the time 204Click 4. Time ZONE/NTP SET Set Time Zone Installing DVR Viewer2 DVR VIEWER2205 Operating environment 206 DVR VIEWER2Opening and closing DVR Viewer2 Opening DVR Viewer2 207 Opening filesClick OpenO on the FileF menu Click Browse... to display the folder tree 208 Viewing imagesMain window Thumbnail window 209 TOPPrev Rplay 210 Printing images Interface Specifications RS-485 specificationsRS-232C specifications 211 Interface Specifications DVR/VCR command table212 Specifications 213Jpeg Specifications Dimensions 214Units mm 420 Specifications Table of recording rates and times 215 216 Specifications Table of recording rate settings 217Recording rates that cannot be selected English Specifications Table of pre-alarm recording times 218 Specifications Terminal board specifications 219 220 Menu Setting Sequence 221Record SET →P.71 Recording Area SET →P.77 Menu Setting Sequence Power LOSS/USED Time → P.133222 Network SET →P.120 Alarm Notice SET →P.144 223Initialization LOG →P.134 Dial UP SET →P.148 Symbols Index224 225 Index112, 125 L8HBD/XE, L8HBF/XE 0405TR-SY