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SECO-LARM USA DR-116Q, DR-104Q, DR-18Q Connecting a PTZ Pan / Tilt / Zoom Camera, Select Date/Time

Models: DR-116-1.0TQ DR-108-500Q DR-104-500Q DR-104Q DR-18Q DR-116Q

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ENFORCER DR-1 Series H.264 Network DVR Quick Setup Guide

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4.To adjust the time and date:

Note: Changes to time and date settings may cause inconsistency or data loss in previously recorded material. Back up all data before making changes. For more information on how to back up data, please see Exporting Video on pg. 11 of this guide.

a.Enter the system menu and select System.

b.Select Date/Time.

c.Select Date and adjust the values as needed. Repeat for Time.

d.Select Time Zone. Adjust the time difference to match the UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) offset in your area. For example, Los Angeles is 8 hours behind UTC, so the UTC offset is -8:00.

e.For other features such as Daylight Saving Time and Network Time Protocol, please see the

User’s Manual section 3.4 System Date / Time Setting.

5.To adjust the system language:

a.Enter the system menu and select SYSTEM.

b.Select Language. As soon as a new language is selected, the language displayed on screen will change. There are 24 different language options.

Basic Network Setup:

1.Enter the system menu and select SYSTEM. Be sure the DVR is connected to a network via an Ethernet cable.

2.Select Network Setup.

a.Select LAN Select. If the DVR connects to a local area network, choose LAN (default).

b.If the DVR connects directly to the internet, choose PPPoE. PPPoE users must configure the following options: PPPoE Account, PPPoE Password, and PPPoE Max Idle.

c.If a connection to a network is not desired, choose None. The DVR will still record data.

d.If a connection to a network is desired, it may be necessary to adjust LAN settings via the LAN setup menu (Network SetupLAN Setup). Contact your network administrator for details about your network.

e.To connect to a network based on DHCP, set the DHCP to ON. The IP address, Netmask, Gateway, and DNS setting will be retrieved from network servers.

f.For non-DHCP users, set DHCP to OFF. Enter an IP address, Netmask, Gateway, and DNS settings. This information may be obtained from the network service provider.

3.Press ENTER or left click to confirm your selections, or press ESC or right click to cancel.

Connecting a PTZ (Pan / Tilt / Zoom) Camera

Note: For pin configurations, please see Pin Connection for Alarm I/O & RS-485 and Audio In on page 12 of this guide.

1.Make sure the RS-485 connector from the PTZ camera is configured correctly. See pg. 12.

2.Connect the PTZ camera’s RS-485 cable to the DVR’s Alarm I/O input.

3.Press MENU to access the OSD main menu and select Camera Setup.

a.Select Dome Protocol to choose the corresponding protocol.

b.Select Dome ID to choose an ID number. The ID number must match the ID address defined by the PTZ camera.

4.Select SYSTEM from the system menu, and then select RS485 Setup to configure the RS-485 parameters.

5.For instructions on how to control the PTZ camera’s functions, please see the User’s Manual section 4.5 Dome Control.

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DR-116-1.0TQ, DR-108-500Q, DR-104-500Q, DR-104Q, DR-18Q specifications

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