Using the Tool Menu Options

4MENU UPLOAD

(Required user access level: ID4)

You can simultaneously update the menu files on all the DVRs by doing the following:

1Click [Browse..].

A dialog opens that displays a list of referenced files.

2Select the menu file you want to broadcast, and click [Open].

The [FILENAME] box is populated with your specified file name.

The menu file you plan to broadcast must be stored on your computer's hard disk before you can broadcast it. For more information, see P102.

3Turn on or off the [COPY TITLE / MOTION SETTINGS] check box.

This check box lets you choose whether to broadcast the camera title and motion sensor settings configured on the TITLE/MOTION SET tab of the [DVR Set] window. To broadcast the information, select the check box.

4Click .

The menu file information is broadcast to all the DVRs, and they simultaneously update their menu information.

5CLOCK SET (Required user access level: ID4)

Broadcasts the [Clock Set] command to all the DVRs, equivalent to using the [Clock Set] window under the DVR Management menu.

Clicking instructs all the DVRs to synchronize their internal clocks with your computer's internal clock.

6SYSTEM UPDATE

(Required user access level: ID4)

You can broadcast the [SYSTEM UPDATE] command, which is equivalent to using the [System Update] window under the DVR Management menu, by doing the following.

Note that this broadcasts firmware updates to all the DVRs.

1Click [Browse..].

Choose which button to click based on the model of the connected DVRs.

Types of button:

For DSR-M800, DSR-M804, DSR-M810, and DSR-M814

When you click the button, a dialog opens that displays a list of referenced files.

2Select the firmware file you want to broadcast, and click [Open].

The boxes that correspond to the models of the connected DVRs are populated with your specified file name.

The firmware file you plan to broadcast must be stored on your computer’s hard disk before you can broadcast it.

3Click .

The firmware file information is broadcast to all the DVRs, and they simultaneously update their firmware.

Do not use any other firmware file than supplied from SANYO; doing so may possibly damage the DVRs.

Before you can update the firmware, the DVR(s) must stop any playback or recording session and the DVR Utility Software must display live video.

The update process takes a few minutes. Do not turn off the power or disconnect your computer from the network while the update process is in progress.

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