Sanyo DSR - 300 - Manual

Sanyo DSR - 300

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – PRECAUTION; CAUTION
  • Page 3 – INTRODUCTION; Main features
  • Page 4 – Symbols used in this manual
  • Page 5 – CONTENTS; NORMAL RECORDING/TIMER
  • Page 6 – NETWORK SET; SETTINGS
  • Page 7 – INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS
  • Page 8 – NETWORK OPERATION
  • Page 9 – INTRO; BEFORE USE; Notes on handling removable HDDs; Do not subject the unit to shocks or vibration.; Conditions to avoid; Installation conditions
  • Page 11 – IN; REPLACING A REMOVABLE HDD; Assemble and tighten the 4 screws.; Replacement
  • Page 12 – Removal
  • Page 13 – Pull the HDD tray out using the handle.
  • Page 14 – NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS; Front panel
  • Page 17 – INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS; Basic connections
  • Page 18 – Connecting a multiplexer
  • Page 19 – Connecting the power cord
  • Page 20 – PREPARING FOR USE; Operation display area
  • Page 21 – OPERATION; Hard disk recording area; Selecting the recording method
  • Page 22 – SETTING THE LANGUAGE/CLOCK; ] button to select the desired; To change the language
  • Page 23 – Setting the time
  • Page 24 – NORMAL RECORDING/TIMER RECORDING; Normal recording; Ending normal recording; Timer recording; Stopping during timer recording
  • Page 25 – ALARM AND PRE-ALARM RECORDING; When alarm input is detected; Alarm recording
  • Page 26 – If an alarm is detected
  • Page 27 – NORMAL RECORDING/TIMER RECORDING PLAYBACK; Playback; Ending playback
  • Page 28 – Viewing still images; To resume playback; Slow playback or fast-forward
  • Page 29 – OPER; ] button to specify a
  • Page 30 – SEARCHING FOR RECORDED IMAGES
  • Page 31 – the image to play back.; To display pre-alarm images; ALARM SEARCH; Skipping can be carried out during playback
  • Page 32 – “ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH”.; ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH
  • Page 34 – “ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH”.; ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH
  • Page 35 – Set the motion sensor.
  • Page 36 – If “NOT FOUND!” is displayed; Viewing a motion sensor on-screen
  • Page 37 – SAVING & COPYING RECORDED IMAGES; Copying an image to the hard disk’s archive area (
  • Page 38 – ] button to set the copy destination; ] button to set the copy number to; To cancel a copy operation
  • Page 39 – Insert the CompactFlash card.
  • Page 41 – SAVING MENU SETTINGS; Saving on a CompactFlash card
  • Page 42 – When copying recording area settings
  • Page 43 – GS; MENU CONFIGURATION AND OPERATIONS; ] button to select a; Returning to the normal screen.
  • Page 44 – Entering settings in sub-menu screens
  • Page 47 – Table of recording rate and times
  • Page 48 – When recording with a 160-GB hard disk at 100% capacity
  • Page 53 – VIDEO INPUT SET; the multiplexer to be used.; Settings for multiplexer connection
  • Page 54 – RECORDING AREA SET; Default hard disk settings; Displaying the recording area
  • Page 55 – Recording area allocations; Changing recording areas
  • Page 56 – Setting overwrite permission; Setting overwriting for the alarm recording area
  • Page 57 – RECORDING CONDITIONS SET; Setting series recording
  • Page 58 – ] button to select a remaining
  • Page 59 – the storage duration.; Setting AUTO DELETE
  • Page 60 – NORMAL REC MODE SET; cursor to “AUDIO RECORDING”. And
  • Page 61 – TIMER SET; Timer setting items
  • Page 62 – To change a displayed setting item; If timer reservation days overlap; To cancel all set timer reservations
  • Page 64 – HOLIDAY SET
  • Page 65 – ALARM REC MODE SET; Setting alarm recording
  • Page 67 – ] button to change the; Setting pre-alarm recording; When settings have been completed; Setting the alarm trigger
  • Page 68 – confirm the selection.; Setting the motion sensor
  • Page 69 – DISPLAY/VIDEO LOSS SET; Settings
  • Page 70 – ] button to select the “DATA; When RS-232C is selected
  • Page 71 – When RS-485 is selected
  • Page 72 – BUZZER SET
  • Page 73 – SECURITY LOCK SET; Password setting example
  • Page 74 – the character to enter.; Setting passwords
  • Page 75 – the cursor to “USER”.; the cursor to “REC CONTROL”.; Setting the user password
  • Page 76 – Setting the security lock
  • Page 77 – NETWORK SET; Making network connections
  • Page 78 – Making network settings
  • Page 79 – to input the password.; Password setting
  • Page 80 – HDD SET; Initializing the hard disk
  • Page 81 – POWER FAILURE/USED TIME
  • Page 82 – Communication protocol; Data format
  • Page 83 – INTERFA; Setting the RS-485 termination switch
  • Page 84 – ALARM; Commands; Commands for recorder operation
  • Page 85 – Commands for setting the recorder
  • Page 88 – Return codes
  • Page 92 – NETWORK CONTROL FUNCTION; Operations possible with PC control; Saving and playing back sound
  • Page 93 – NETWORK; Minimum system requirements
  • Page 94 – PREPARING FOR NETWORK CONTROL; Launch the PC’s web browser.; Controlling from a PC
  • Page 95 – Entering the operation screen
  • Page 96 – Forced disconnection from the unit; Controlling from the unit; Display on the unit; Display on the PC
  • Page 97 – OPERATION PANEL FUNCTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS; Channel and screen selection buttons
  • Page 98 – Click the; Make the required settings.; Making menu selection
  • Page 99 – NETWO; Menu structure
  • Page 100 – MENU-SPECIFIC SETTINGS; Select “ADJUST TIME”.; SET; DAYLIGHT SAVING setting; EXT. CLOCK SET setting
  • Page 101 – Multiplexer
  • Page 102 – RECORDING AREA SET
  • Page 103 – RECORDING CONDITIONS SET; Setting the remaining-space warning level
  • Page 104 – Select “PICTURE QUALITY”.; NORMAL REC MODE SET; Setting the picture quality for recording
  • Page 106 – ALARM REC MODE SET
  • Page 107 – Select “AUDIO RECORDING”.; Setting audio recording
  • Page 108 – Make a selection for “REC RATE”.
  • Page 109 – Set the motion sensor level.; Setting motion sensors
  • Page 111 – Change the settings as required.
  • Page 113 – RECORDING IMAGES; Stopping normal recording; Canceling timer recording
  • Page 114 – WATCHING IMAGES; Watching live images during playback
  • Page 115 – Performing operations in play mode
  • Page 116 – Adjusting the image and audio; Screen display items
  • Page 118 – To cancel a save operation
  • Page 119 – SEARCH MODE; button on the; Basic operation
  • Page 120 – OPERATIONS IN SEARCH MODES; ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH
  • Page 121 – ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH
  • Page 122 – MOTION DETECTION SEARCH
  • Page 123 – SAVING RECORDED IMAGES; Copying to the archive area
  • Page 124 – Downloading to a PC
  • Page 125 – * Image viewer screen
  • Page 126 – DVR VIEWER; Operating environment
  • Page 127 – Opening and closing DVR Viewer; Opening DVR Viewer; Menu bar
  • Page 128 – Toolbar; Opening files
  • Page 129 – NET; Viewing images
  • Page 131 – To print the image in the main window; Printing images
  • Page 132 – Saving images
  • Page 133 – SPECIFICATIONS; Specifications
  • Page 134 – Dimensions
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Page 2 - PRECAUTION; CAUTION

English 1 PRECAUTION CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limit...

Page 3 - INTRODUCTION; Main features

2 English INTRODUCTION Main features „ This digital video recorder can be used to store images recorded by monitoring cameras onto a removable HDD. „ Supports removable HDDs This feature allows you to remove and store HDDs containing important recordings. „ Complete range of recording/playback funct...

Page 4 - Symbols used in this manual

INTRODUCTION English 3 Symbols used in this manual Information describing operation methods or how to get the most out of functions. Information describing the correct use of the digital video recorder. ( → P. xx) indicates the page to be referred to. Copyright z This manual and software are copyrig...

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