Sanyo DSR-3716 - Manual

Sanyo DSR-3716

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – PRECAUTION; CAUTION
  • Page 3 – INTRODUCTION; Main features; Expandable, can be connected to a PC; Accessories; Power cord; Symbols used in this manual
  • Page 4 – CONTENTS
  • Page 5 – MENU CONFIGURATION AND; SETTINGS
  • Page 6 – BEFORE USE; Notes on handling the internal HDD; Notes on replacing the HDD; Notes on installation locations
  • Page 7 – INTRO; Important recordings
  • Page 8 – NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS; Front panel
  • Page 9 – EXIT
  • Page 10 – This slot is used to house a CompactFlash card or Microdrive.; Audio output terminal
  • Page 11 – Rear panel; VIDEO IN terminals
  • Page 12 – INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS; Pin locations; Basic connections; Connecting RS-485 terminals
  • Page 13 – RS-485 termination switch settings
  • Page 14 – Connecting an amplifier
  • Page 15 – When turning the power on for the first time; Connecting CONTROL terminals
  • Page 16 – PREPARING FOR USE; During simultaneous recording and playback, the; When alarm recording is set; “ARCHIV” is displayed.; When an external alarm signal is activated; “EA” is flashed to the left of the camera number.; During no video signal; Operation display area
  • Page 17 – OPERATION; Turn the shuttle dial clockwise.; Changing the language
  • Page 18 – The set item flashes.; The week day is set automatically.; Setting the time
  • Page 19 – The internal hard disk
  • Page 20 – VIEWING VIDEO FROM A CAMERA; Example: Selecting Camera 2; Viewing on a full screen; Viewing enlarged live images; Viewing on quad screens
  • Page 21 – PLUS indicator lights and one camera image is enlarged.; Viewing on plus screen
  • Page 22 – The MON2 indicator lights up.; Setting automatic full screen selection; Returning to normal quad-screen display; Viewing on the monitor 2; Change the monitor 2 setting
  • Page 24 – RECORDING; for approximately 3 seconds.; Normal recording; Ending normal recording; Timer recording; Stopping timer recording before completion
  • Page 25 – Alarm video is recorded to the alarm recording area.; ALARM FULL indicator; Alarm recording; When an alarm signal is detected; Counts the number
  • Page 26 – If an alarm is detected
  • Page 27 – PLAYBACK; Playing video near the point of recording; Playing video on a full screen; Ending playback
  • Page 28 – “ ” in the operation display area.; Changing the playback speed; Starting fast-forward or slow playback; Enlarging the playback video
  • Page 29 – Normal playback is restored.; Returning to normal magnification; Viewing still images; To resume playback
  • Page 30 – Returning to full screen display; Playing video on multiple screens; Playing video on quad screens; Playing video on multi 9 or multi 16 screens
  • Page 31 – SEARCHING FOR RECORDED VIDEO
  • Page 32 – To display the next or previous recording; To view pre-alarm video; Alarm search
  • Page 33 – The selected recording is played back in full screen mode.; Alarm thumbnail search
  • Page 34 – Example: To search for a recording from camera 5; If no recording exists for the specified time
  • Page 35 – The selected image is displayed on the preview screen.; The selected recording is played back on the full screen.; Archive area search; Motion detection search
  • Page 37 – Set the motion sensor to use for searching
  • Page 38 – Turn the jog dial to select “PREVIEW”.; If “NOT FOUND” is displayed; Carry out motion sensor setting again.
  • Page 41 – indicates default setting); The cursor moves to “START”.; To cancel a copy operation
  • Page 42 – Insert a CompactFlash card.; Insertion method; Turn the shuttle dial clockwise, and
  • Page 45 – DCIM
  • Page 47 – images were copied to is created.; Viewing images copied to a CD-R/RW on a PC
  • Page 48 – MENU CONFIGURATION AND OPERATIONS; Turn the jog dial to select a menu.; To return to the previous menu; Basic menu operations; Jog dial; Cursor
  • Page 49 – GS; The displayed settings are restored to their default values.; Entering numbers with the numeric keys
  • Page 50 – Sub-menu configuration
  • Page 51 – Sub menu
  • Page 52 – INITIAL SET; Main Menu; Shuttle dial; Initial settings
  • Page 53 – The cursor moves to the day of the week.; When “USE” is selected for ; WEEK MONTH TIME
  • Page 54 – The cursor moves to the time.; External clock setting; CLOCK SET OUT CLOCK SET IN CLOCK SET OUT
  • Page 55 – Detecting connected cameras
  • Page 56 – The first position for title setting flashes.; Turn the jog dial to select “H”.; Setting camera titles
  • Page 57 – Example: Setting November 17 as a holiday; Turn the jog dial to select “1. INITIAL; The cursor moves to “2”.; Setting holidays; Settings for; Month
  • Page 58 – Setting automatic selection of camera video; Setting time periods; Operations during the specified time periods
  • Page 59 – TIME PERIOD A settings; Time period settings
  • Page 60 – “TIME PERIOD A” flashes.; Time period operations settings
  • Page 61 – RECORD SET; Settings for recording; Normal recording easy setup
  • Page 62 – Setting based on recording days
  • Page 63 – Vertical cursor movement: Turn the jog dial.; Set “PICTURE QUALITY”.; Set “AUDIO RECORDING”.
  • Page 64 – See; Setting based on recording rate
  • Page 65 – Displaying the recording areas
  • Page 66 – Total capacity following hard disk expansion.; Default hard disk settings; When the normal recording area is set to “*0%”; Changing recording areas
  • Page 67 – The cursor moves to “AREA FULL RESET.”; Turn the shuttle dial counter- clockwise.; modified recording capacities are adopted.; Setting overwrite permission
  • Page 68 – “NORMAL RECORDING AREA” is set to overwrite once.; Flashing; Setting recording conditions
  • Page 70 – Use a connection cable less than 3 m in length.; Connecting VIDEO terminals.; Setting series recording; Connecting; Settings
  • Page 71 – Set depending on your recording needs.; Starting and stopping series recording
  • Page 72 – Data in the archive area cannot be auto deleted.; Setting auto deleting
  • Page 74 – Setting program recording
  • Page 75 – has been set to “ON”.; (7) Settings for timer recording of over 24 hours; Timer settings; Timer setting items
  • Page 76 – “SUN” from the “WEEK” column flashes.; To change a displayed setting item; The display returns to the normal screen.
  • Page 78 – Timer recording using an external timer; Setting alarm recording; To set alarm recording
  • Page 80 – Set “ALARM INTERLEAVE”.; To set pre-alarm recording
  • Page 81 – “REC RATE” for “PRE-ALARM RECORDING” flashes.; Number of alarm
  • Page 82 – Use this setting to indicate how alarms are to be detected.; Setting the alarm trigger; Setting the motion sensors
  • Page 83 – The motion sensor screen is displayed.; position to the right.; “OFF” flashes for “LEVEL”.
  • Page 84 – To stop motion sensor recording
  • Page 85 – Setting alarm operation and display; Setting alarm display
  • Page 86 – The cursor moves to “ALARM PRIORITY”.; Canceling alarms
  • Page 87 – GENERAL SET; Main menu; General settings; Setting data display
  • Page 88 – The cursor moves to the time entry.; Perform the following if so required.; “ARCHIV” is displayed for playback from the archive area.; Setting display for video loss
  • Page 89 – Setting the buzzer
  • Page 90 – Operation after setting passwords; PTZ camera controls operations; Example: Setting “123456AB” as a password; Setting the security lock; Setting the administrator password
  • Page 91 – The first password character “-” flashes.; To set a 4-digit password; The cursor moves to “USER”.; Setting the user password
  • Page 92 – A password entry screen appears for about 5 seconds.; Recording control settings; LOCK indicator
  • Page 93 – Initialization of hard disk erases all contents.; Setting and initializing the hard disk; Initializing the hard disk
  • Page 94 – Expanding the hard disk capacity; Making network connections
  • Page 95 – Making network settings
  • Page 96 – Turn the jog dial to select “ID 1”.; (1) Turn the jog dial to select “A” and then turn the shuttle; Setting passwords for the network
  • Page 97 – The cursor moves to “STATUS INFO”.
  • Page 98 – The cursor moves to “ADDRESS”.; Setting camera control
  • Page 100 – Finishing dome camera operation
  • Page 101 – SCREEN SET; The cursor moves to “QUAD POSITION SET”.; Setting quad, multi 9 and 16 display; Setting multi screen positions
  • Page 102 – “01” of “QUAD1” flashes.; Checking modified screen positions
  • Page 103 – Automatic selection is set to a period of 5 seconds.; Setting the automatic selection period; Setting the main monitor and monitor 2
  • Page 105 – Specify “TIME PERIOD A” and “TIME PERIOD B”.; Setting masks
  • Page 106 – Setting the color level
  • Page 108 – Displays the total amount of running time for disk 1.
  • Page 109 – INITIALIZATION LOG
  • Page 110 – COPY MENU SETTINGS; This saves the menu settings to a CompactFlash card.
  • Page 111 – Use the following procedure to copy recording area settings.; When copying recording area settings
  • Page 112 – INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS; Data format; RS-485 specifications
  • Page 113 – OTHER; SANYO protocol command table
  • Page 114 – SPECIFICATIONS; Specifications
  • Page 115 – Dimensions; UL disclaimer statement
  • Page 118 – Normal recording rate; Table of recording rate settings; * FPS stands for fields per second, the number of
  • Page 119 – Table of pre-alarm recording times; Recording rate
  • Page 122 – MENU SETTING SEQUENCE
  • Page 124 – INDEX
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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; Expandable, can be connected to a PC; Accessories; Power cord; Symbols used in this manual

2 English INTRODUCTION Main features „ The digital video recorder records video from monitoring cameras to its internal hard disk, it can display the video being displayed on a monitor split into four, nine or sixteen screens, and it can also display recorded video in the same way. The DSR-3709 can ...

Page 4 - CONTENTS

English 3 CONTENTS 1 BEFORE USE .................................................5 Notes on handling the internal HDD ...............5Notes on installation locations ........................5The hard disk and cooling fan are consumable components. ...................................................6...

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