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Sanyo DSR-5009P instruction manual Before USE, Backup battery

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1BEFORE USE

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 continues 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.

INTRODUCTION

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Sanyo DSR-5009P instruction manual Before USE, Backup battery

Contents

About this manual Digital Video Recorder with Multiplexer FunctionService PrecautionLocation Avoiding Electrical Shock and FireAccessories Main featuresSymbols used in this manual IntroductionContents Network Control Contents SettingsNetwork Settings Contents Network OperationContents Other HDD and cooling fan are consumable components Before USEImportant recordings Protection of the HDDBefore USE Backup batteryNames and Functions of Parts DSR-5016PFront panel DSR-5009P Names and Functions of PartsRear panel ALL Reset button Sensor Alarm OUT terminalsAC power socket AC Power cord holderConnecting the RS-232C terminal Installation and ConnectionsBasic connections DSR-5016P RS-232C Pin locationsConnecting RS-485 control terminals Installation and ConnectionsRS-485 termination switch settings Connecting to a 2ND RS485/422 terminalConnect as above OperationConnecting an amplifier Connecting a LAN terminalConnecting alarm input terminals LAN connectionConnecting control terminals Connecting Sensor Alarm OUT terminalsConnecting the power cord Operation01-01-05 000000 REC Repeat EN a Alarm Preparing for USEOperation display Changing the display position of the operation display area Preparing for USEChanging the language Press the EXIT/OSD buttonSetting the time Example Setting 830 on 26 OctoberTurn the shuttle dial clockwise Hard disk recording areas Hard disk archive areaRecording area Archive areaViewing on a full screen Monitoring Video from a CameraPress the No Camera Select button Press the Zoom button during monitoring of camera videoViewing on quad screens Monitoring Video from a CameraPress the Zoom button to return to normal magnification Press the Quad buttonEnlarging video Viewing on multi 9 or multi 16 screensPress the Multi button Press the Plus button during multi 9 screen displaySetting automatic quad-screen selection Setting automatic full screen selectionAutomatic camera selection Press the Sequence buttonPress the MON2 button Viewing on monitorViewing on a quad screen Viewing on a full screenMonitor Main monitor Viewing on multi 9 or multi 16 screensDisplaying alarm video in full screen format MON2 indicator turns offMonitor Set timer recording. JP.87 Press the Timer button Timer recordingRecording Normal recordingAlarm recording Pre-alarm recordingRecording Playing video on a full screen PlayFast-forward and fast-rewind playback Changing the playback speedPlay Magnifying the playback videoPress the Zoom button during playback Viewing still images Frame advance forward/reversePlaying video on multiple screens Video on full, quad, multi 9 or multi To view video from other camerasScreens Press the Multi button during PlaybackMotion Detection Search JP.45 Searching for Recorded VideoAlarm log search Searching for Recorded Video„ To confirm normal recording Total Alarms Alarm searchDATE/TIME Search„ To view pre-alarm video Entering an alarm number to search for an alarm videoSearch screen, press the FUNC. button and select Search Search input field flashesPress the FUNC. button Entering a camera number to search for an alarm videoCursor moves to the list Channel input field flashesAlarm 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 Search by entering a camera number Time/date searchRecording TOP Recording ENDTurn the shuttle dial clockwise while Channel is selected Press the Camera Select 5 buttonSpecify the date and time Date Searching within the archive areaStart TotalMotion detection search Entering an archive number to search for an alarm videoCursor moves to Search Motion Detection Search screen is displayedStart Setting the motion sensor for searchingEND Motion Sensor‹OFF „ If not FOUND! is displayed Turn the jog dial to select PreviewViewing video detected by the motion sensor Set the motion sensor againCopying video to the hard disk’s archive area JP.50 Saving Copying Recorded VideoCopying video to a CompactFlash card or Microdrive JP.51 Copying video to a CD-R/RW or DVD+R/+RW JP.54Copying video to the hard disk’s archive area Saving Copying Recorded VideoPress the Copy button Set the timeCopying to a CompactFlash card or Microdrive „ To cancel copyingInsert a CompactFlash card Example Copying 20 imagesMaximum Turn the shuttle dial clockwise while Pictures is flashingAvailable space and write capacity are checked Viewing images copied to a CompactFlash card on a PCCopying 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 Cursor appears on Copy Start Number of images flashesFormatting a CompactFlash card, CD-RW or ‹COMPACTFlash Disc Writer Dcim Viewer YYMMDD99 Viewing images on a PCBasic menu operations Menu Configuration and OperationsTurn the jog dial to select an item Turn the jog dial to select a functionResetting menu items Menu Configuration and OperationsMovement and confirmation in sub-menus and setting screens Displayed settings are restored to their default valuesPower LOSS/USED Time JP.133 Displays the date and time Sub-menu configurationCopy Menu Settings JP.135 Stores and loads menu Advanced Menu SET JP.138 Sets the ROI setting, alarmInitial SET ConfigurationSetting the summer time Setting the languageTurn the jog dial to select Mode under Summer Time SET Initial SETSet the date and time External clock settingSummer time begins Summer time endsFlashes Default setting is Detecting connected camerasExample Set to Setting camera titles Example Setting the title HALL-1STFL for Camera NoQuad Example Setting 26 October as a holiday Setting holidaysHoliday SET screen is displayed Default setting is Turn the jog dial to select HSet the day and month for item Setting time periods„ Masking camera video using a gray pattern „ Setting automatic selection of camera video„ Alarm recording using motion sensors Operations during the specified time periodsExample 1 Setting periods using Time Period a Timer period settingsSet the time for T-1 Set the time for T-2Timer period operations settings Time Period a flashesCursor moves to Time Period a Record SET Setting based on recording days Normal recording easy setupAlarm Operation SET JP.102 Makes settings for Record SETExample Timer recording from 8 AM to 8 PM Set the time for timer recordingSetting based on recording rate Turn the shuttle dial counter-clockwiseExample on REC Rate Base 25 FPS/CAM Recording Area SET screen is displayed Displaying the recording areasDisplays the total capacity of the hard disk Hard disk capacityExample Setting the recording area to 50% „ Default hard disk settingsChanging recording areas Turn the jog dial to select YESRecordings can now be made to the recording area Setting overwrite permissionSetting recording conditions OFF‹ON Auto Alarm 01-01-05 000000 REC 5% EN a Alarm‹MANUAL Copy CopySetting auto deleting Setting normal recording Default setting OFF „ Setting the picture quality for each cameraFPS flashes AllowableExample P-1 Setting program recordingProgram Select Individual Camera RateFlashes for Program Program REC SET screen is displayedCursor moves to 01 under Select Individual Camera Rate FPS Recording rate is not setTimer setting items Timer settingsIndicating the hour from Start flashes Setting the Start and Stop timeOFF flashes for SET Cursor appears in the bottom line„ To change a setting item Use the same procedure to set other itemsTo cancel all set timer reservations EXTTimer recordings spanning more than 24 hours Make settings in the Week and Start columnsSAT in the Week column flashes LineOFF 5FPS Timer recording using an external timerCursor moves to line Setting timer recordingTo set alarm recording Setting alarm recordingOnly flashes Cursor moves to Alarm Interleave‹ONLY To set pre-alarm recording Cursor moves to PRE-ALARM RecordingNumber of alarms Alarm display Pre-alarm recording is enabled Pre-alarm recording is disabledFlashes Default setting 12.5FPS Cursor moves to Alarm TriggerNumber of alarms Setting alarm triggersUse this setting to indicate how alarms are to be detected PRE displayLevel Setting the motion sensors100 Use the same procedure to set other sensor positionsTurn the jog dial to select a or B Turn the shuttle dial clockwise twiceSetting sensitivity levels Setting time periodsSetting sensor modes 101102 Setting alarm operation and display„ To stop motion sensor recording To B103 104 105 Canceling an alarmGeneral SET RS-232C/RS-485 SET JP.115 Makes settings when106 HDD SET JP.117Setting data display 107General SET Setting display for video loss 108On flashes for Video Loss 109 Setting the buzzer110 Setting the security lock‹NORMAL 111Change LV4112 Setting user ID„ User level and privileges Registering a userTurning on the key lock, password lock and network lock Enter a password113 Enter a user IDEnter the user ID and password During password lock, press114 Confirm the lock status115 Setting RS-232C and RS-485RS-232C/RS-485 SET screen is displayed RS-485 flashes116 117 Setting mirroringHard disk initialization and mirroring Initializing the hard disk‹MASTER 118Switching playback disks 119Expanding Replacing and initializing the hard disk Making network settings Network settingsSwitch 120Set IP Address 121Set Subnet Mask Set GatewaySet Http Port 122123 Making network control settings124 125 Setting user„ User levels and privileges LV1 LV2 LV3 LV4Setting quad and multi 9/16 display Screen SET126 127 Screen SETChecking modified screen positions Screen SET screen is displayed 1281S flashes for Full Automatic selection is set to an interval of 5 secondsMAIN/MON.2 Monitor SET screen is displayed 129Flash for Time Period Cursor moves to 1S for 01 and Main MON‹ 1S 30S Switching interval seconds Setting masks130 Channel not displayed131 Use the same procedure to set other channelsSettings The default setting is Setting the color level132 Color Level SET screen is displayedPower LOSS/USED Time 133Select Used Time and then turn the shuttle dial clockwise 134 Initialization LOGArea ActionSaving menu settings Copy Menu SettingsCopy Menu Settings screen is displayed Jog dial 135Loading menu settings Copy Menu SettingsCopy Menu Settings screen is displayed 136Use the following procedure to copy recording area settings Copying the recording area settings137 Cursor appears on Save Menus to CF138 Advanced Menu SETSetting the ROI Setting ROI139 Advanced Menu SET140 Response sensitivity is enabled. Lower Response sensitivity is disabledSet Time LAG to OFF when Level is set English 141142 Setting ROI areasNo operation after the response-stop 1S 10SSet the areas in frame 2 and frame 3 in the same way 143Cursor moves to the bottom right Cursor the orange † moves to the top left of frame144 Setting alarm notification145 Camera control settingsSanyo COAX1 Sanyo Coax Sanyo RS485 BBV Coax Pelco Coax Sanyo COAX2146 147 Making PPP settingsClick the buttons to operate the camera Operating the camera with the digital video recorder148 149 Time zone/NTP settingTime Zone SET / NTP SET screen is displayed GMT Dublin, Lisbon, London flashesSet NTP Server Address 150Set Time to Synchronize ExamplePage Manual for Remote Operation by Network Connection Getting Prepared Digital video recorder network settings153 Operations possible with PC controlGetting Prepared 154Click the Security tab Click Custom LevelClick Network Connections 155Click Properties Click OKNetwork Control 156Controlling from a PC Messages displayed when connected Disconnecting157 Select a language and click OKDisplay on the PC „ When disconnected from the network „ When control rights are switched to the unit„ When network settings are changed 158Operation panel 159160 Operation Panel Functions and RestrictionsCamera operation panel Finishing dome camera operation 161162 Recording ImagesClick the button on the operation panel Stopping normal recordingWatching Images 163Various ways of displaying live images Performing operations in play mode 164Watching Images 165 Adjusting the image and audioAlarm Recording Mode Normal Recording Mode166 Screen display itemsDownloading live images to a PC 167When saving is completed, click OK on the pop-up window „ To cancel a save operation168 169 Search for video using the search mode screenBasic operation Search menu170 Searching for Recorded Video Alarm LOG SearchSearching for Recorded Video Alarm Search Alarm Thumbnail Search171 Searching for Recorded Video TIME/DATE Search 172Archive Area Search Click 4. TIME/DATE Search on the Search screenSearching for Recorded Video Motion Detection Search 173Click 6. Motion Detection Search on the Search screen Specify the search area from the Search from pull-down menuCopying to the archive area 174Click Button on the operation Panel Enter the number of images for HOW ManyDownloading to a PC 175Displays the download results 176177 SettingsMaking menu selections Click a menu on the Main MenuMenu structure 178179 Clock SETSummer Time SET/EXT. Clock SET Holiday SET 180Click Save Click 3. Holiday SETRecording Area SET 181Click 2. Record SET Click 1. Recording Area SETRecording Conditions SET 182183 Record SET Normal REC Mode SETProgram REC SET 184Set REC Program Group to the desired program group Click 4. Program REC SETRecord SET Timer SET Click 5. Timer SET185 Click 6. Alarm REC Mode SET Record SET Alarm REC Mode SETSet Alarm Recording to the desired recording mode Setting alarm recordingSet Duration to the desired alarm recording duration Set Alarm Interleave to the desired recording patternSet PRE-ALARM Recording to on or OFF 187Alarm or Set Duration to the desired pre- alarm recording duration188 15MIN189 Display SETBuzzer SET 190 To cancel the buzzer setting on the PCSecurity Lock SET Click 3. Security Lock SETSettings Description Level Set user ID for User ID Set Password Set user level for LV191 General SET User ID SETRS-232C/RS-485 SET 192HDD SET Click 5. RS-232C/RS-485 SET193 Change the settings as requiredNetwork SET Click 7. Network SETNetwork Control SET 194Click 8. Network Control SET Set Network Status to on or OFF195 Sequence SET 196Screen SET Mask SET 197Click 2. Mask SET Set the following functions as requiredPower LOSS/USED Time Click 5. Power LOSS/USED Time198 199 Initialization LOGClick 6. Initialization LOG Loading Menu Settings Saving Menu SettingsClick 7. Copy Menu Settings 200Click 1. Alarm Notice SET Alarm Notice SETSet Alarm Notice to on 201Camera Control SET 202PPP SET Click 2. Camera Control SETNTP SET 203204 Setting is saved Click Renewal to manually update the timeClick 4. Time ZONE/NTP SET Set Time ZoneDVR VIEWER2 Installing DVR Viewer2205 Operating environmentDVR VIEWER2 206Opening and closing DVR Viewer2 Opening DVR Viewer2Opening files 207Click OpenO on the FileF menu Click Browse... to display the folder treeViewing images 208Main window Thumbnail windowTOP 209Prev RplayPrinting images 210RS-485 specifications Interface SpecificationsRS-232C specifications 211Interface Specifications DVR/VCR command table212 Specifications 213Jpeg 214 Specifications DimensionsUnits mm 420215 Specifications Table of recording rates and times216 Specifications Table of recording rate settings 217Recording rates that cannot be selected English 218 Specifications Table of pre-alarm recording times219 Specifications Terminal board specifications220 221 Menu Setting SequenceRecord SET →P.71 Recording Area SET →P.77Power LOSS/USED Time → P.133 Menu Setting Sequence222 Network SET →P.120223 Alarm Notice SET →P.144Initialization LOG →P.134 Dial UP SET →P.148Symbols Index224 225 Index112, 125 L8HBD/XE, L8HBF/XE 0405TR-SY