Security Cams AD-808 User Manual

1 Digital Video Recorder User Manual AD-800 AD-808

10 IV DVR Specifications Model AD-800 AD-808 Operating system Embedded LINUX System resources Multi-channel real-time recording, playback, mult

100 5.3 Online Viewer The Online Viewer screen (refer to Fig. 24) contains the function to check the online viewer’s logged-in status and disconne

101 5.4 Display Adjustment The Display Adjust screen (refer to Fig. 25) contains the function for the adjustment of on screen display: <T

102 5.5 Auto Maintenance The AutoMaint screen (refer to Fig. 26) contains the function for auto maintenance: Auto-Reboot System: setup the day

103 5.6 Restore Factory Default The Restore screen (refer to Fig. 27) contains the function for factory default value restore: <All>: sele

104 Fig. 27

105 5.7 Update The Update screen (refer to Fig. 28) contains the function for DVR firmware update. ☞Note: please store the updated firmware file

106 5.8 Miscellaneous Setting The Miscellaneous setting screen (refer to Fig. 29) contains the following parameters for miscellaneous

107 Chapter 6 Info The Info screen (refer to Fig. 30) contains the following information: [HDD Info]: select to view the information of hard dis

108 6.1 Hard Disk (HDD) Info The HDD Info screen (refer to Fig. 31) contains the following two options to view the hard disk info

109 Fig. 31-1

11 G.W./pcs 5.5lb Dimension 13" x 10" x 2.4"

110 6.2 Bite per Second (BPS) The Bite per second (BPS) information is displayed (refer to Fig. 32). <Cancel> tab: go back to previous scre

111 6.3 LOG Information The LOG screen (refer to Fig. 30) contains the following information and functions: <Type>: select the type of log i

112 6.4 Version of Software The system information is displayed (refer to Fig. 34). <OK> tab: go back to previous menu Fig. 34

113 Chapter 7 Logout 7.1 [Logout]: Select to logout from user login 7.2 [Shutdown]: Select to shut down the system 7.3 [Reboot]: Select to rebo

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12 Front Panel Fig. A 1. – Previous (go to the beginning of the recorded video file) 2. – Next (go to the next recorded video fil

13 19. HDD – Hard Disk (HDD) Indicator 20. IR – Infrared sensor for remote control 21. USB – USB mouse port

14 Rear Panel of AD-800 Fig. B.1 1. CH 1 – Channel 1 (camera 1) connection 2. CH 2 – Channel 2 (camera 2) connection 3. CH 3 – Channel 3 (c

15 Rear Panel of AD-808 Fig. B.2 1. CH 1 – Channel 1 (camera 1) connection 2. CH 2 – Channel 2 (camera 2) connection 3. CH 3 – Channel 3

16 23. RS-485 B A – RS-485 Connections 24. Power – Power Input DC12V

17 VII Remote Control Loading batteries: Step1: Open the battery cover of the Remote Controller Step2: Place two AAA size batteries and check the p

18 13. – Previous (go to the beginning of the recorded video file) 14. – Play Forward / Pause 15. – Play Backward / Pause 16. – F

19 VIII Device Controlled with Mouse Connecting the Mouse This DVR supports USB mouse through the ports on the front and rear panel. ☞Note: If the

2 Disclaimer This manual is designed to assist customers in the use of the Digital Video Recorder (DVR). No warranty or representation, either ex

20 Chapter 1 Main Screen and main Menu 1.1 Power On Before you power on the equipment, please check all of the connections are properly connect

21 1.3 Main Screen All of the channels (cameras) are displayed (refer to Fig. 1) on the Main Screen. Double-click on any camera display to switch

22 Fig. 1

23 Fig. 1.1

24 1.4 Login Please enter the User Name and the Password for system login (refer to Fig. 2). There are two default users: (1) “admin” Default wi

25 1.5 Main Menu The Main Menu (refer to Fig. 3) contains the following sub menu selections: [Record] - select to go to the sub menu (refer to Fi

26 Fig. 3

27 Chapter 2 Digital Video Recording Configurations Record The Record menu (refer to Fig. 4) contains the following sub menu selections: [Schedu

28 Fig. 4

29 2.1 Schedule Recording The Schedule screen (refer to Fig. 5) contains the following parameters for schedule recording configuratio

3 Table of Contents I - Important Safety Information 6 II - Important maintenance Information 8

30 <Copy>: copy the content of schedule parameters <Paste>: paste the copied schedule parameters <Default>: reset to the defaul

31 Fig. 5.1

32 Fig. 5.2

33 2.2 Video File PlayBack The PlayBack screen (refer to Fig. 6) contains a Search icon and the following control buttons for video files play

34 Step 6: Double click on the file or click on the button to play the selected video file forward (refer to Fig. 6.3). ☞Note: Double-click the

35 2.2.1 PlayBack File Search The Search Condition screen (refer to Fig. 6.1) contains the following search conditions for playback: <File Ty

36 Fig. 6.1

37 Fig. 6.2

38 Fig. 6.3

39 Fig. 6.4

4 Chapter 4 – System Configurations 59 4.1 General 61 4.2 Encode 63

40 2.3 Video File Backup The Backup screen (refer to Fig. 7) contains the following functions: [Detect] tab: click on this tab to detect the ava

41 Fig. 7

42 Fig. 7.1

43 Chapter 3 Alarm Configurations The Alarm menu (refer to Fig. 8) contains the following sub menu selections: [Motion Detect] - Select to go to

44 3.1 Motion Detect The Motion Detection screen (refer to Fig. 9) contains the following parameters for motion detection configuration: <Chan

45 Select on [Advanced] tab for <Back>: back to previous screen <Main Screen>: short cut to Main Screen <Copy>: copy the content o

46 Fig. 9.1

47 Fig. 9.2

48 3.2 Video Blind The Video Blind screen (refer to Fig. 10) contains the following parameters for video blockage configuration: &l

49 Fig. 10

5 Chapter 6 – Info 107 6.1 Hard Disk (HDD) Info 108 6.2 Bite per Second (BPS)

50 Fig. 10.1

51 3.3 Video Loss The Video Loss configuration screen (refer to Fig. 11) contains the following parameters for video loss configuration: <

52 Fig. 11

53 Fig. 11.1

54 3.4 Alarm Input The Alarm Input configuration screen contains the following parameters: <Alarm In>: select the corresponding alarm chan

55 Fig. Alarm Input

56 3.5 Alarm Output The Alarm Output configuration screen contains the following parameters: <Configuration>: (there is only one alarm outp

57 3.6 Hard Disk (HDD) Error The HDD Error configuration screen (refer to Fig. 12) contains the following parameters for hard drive

58 Fig. 12

59 Chapter 4 System Configurations The System menu (refer to Fig. 13) contains the following sub menu selections: [General] - Select to go to the

6 I Important Safety Information Stop using the equipment immediately if you detect condensation. Continued use may damage the equipment. Remo

60 Fig. 13

61 4.1 General The General screen (refer to Fig. 14) contains the following parameters for general configuration: <System Time>: select to

62 Fig. 14

63 4.2 Encode The Encode configuration screen (refer to Fig. 15) contains the parameters for video streaming configuration. The parame

64 <Paste>: paste the copied schedule parameters <Default>: reset to the default parameters Fig. 15

65 4.3 Network The Network screen (refer to Fig. 16) contains the following parameters for the network configuration: <Net Card>:  DHCP En

66 4.3.1 Connect the DVR to internet through a router or virtual server for remote monitoring: Step 1: Enter the IP address, Sub

67 4.4 Net Service The NetService screen (Refer to Fig. 17) contains the following parameters for the internet service configuration: ☞Note: Pleas

68 <Receiver>: enter the receiver <Tile>: enter the email message <OK>: exit with the changes <Cancel>: go back without

69 <Server Name>: enter the alarm server name <Port>: enter the port number of alarm server <Alarm report>: select to enable the a

7 cause fire or electrical shock. Use a dry cloth and clean it on a regular basis to wipe away the dust and dirt that collects on the device. In dus

70 Fig. 17

71 Fig. 17.1

72 Fig. 17.2

73 Fig. 17.3

74 Fig. 17.4

75 Fig. 17.5

76 Fig. 17.6

77 Fig. 17.7

78 Fig. 17.8

79 Fig. 17.9

8 II Important Maintenance Information For your benefit, please follow these steps and you will increase the working lifetime of the equipment. P

80 4.5 Graphic User Interface (GUI) Display The Graphic User Interface (GUI) Display screen (refer to Fig. 18) contains the following parameters f

81 Fig. 18

82 4.6 PTZ Configuration The PTZ screen (Refer to Fig. PTZ Configuration) contains the following parameters for Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ)

83 <OK>: exit with the changes <Cancel>: go back without the changes (fig. PTZ Configuration)

84 4.7 On Screen Video Display Sequence The Video Sequence screen (refer to Fig. 20) contains the following parameters for channel (camera) on scr

85 Fig. 20

86 Chapter 5 Advanced Configurations The Advance menu (refer to Fig. 21) contains the following sub menu selections: [HDD Mgmt] - Select to go t

87 5.1 Hard disk (HDD) Management The HDD management screen (refer to Fig. 22) contains the following functions: <Read/write> tab: click on

88 5.2 Account The Account screen (refer to Fig. 23) contains the following functions: <Modify User> tab: click on this tab to modify the u

89 5.2.1 Modify User The Modify User screen (refer to Fig. 23.1) contains the following parameters for user setup: <User Name>: select the u

9 III Overview This high quality Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is designed to use advanced H.264 digital technology with an embedded Linux operating

90 Fig. 23.1

91 5.2.2 Modify Group The Modify Group screen (refer to Fig. 23.2) contains the following parameters for group authority setup: <Group>: s

92 Fig. 23.2

93 5.2.3 Modify Password The Modify Password screen (refer to Fig. 23.3) contains the following parameters for password setup: <Us

94 5.2.4 Add User The Add User screen (refer to Fig. 23.4) contains the following parameters for adding user: <User Name>: enter the new use

95 Fig. 23.4

96 5.2.5 Add Group The Add Group screen (refer to Fig. 23.5) contains the following parameters for adding group authority: <Group

97 Fig. 23.5

98 5.2.6 Delete User The Delete User screen (refer to Fig. 23.6) contains the function to delete the user: ☞Note: The user name needs to be select

99 5.2.7 Delete Group The Delete Group screen (refer to Fig. 23.2) contains the function to delete the group authority: <Group Name>: select