EverFocus EDR920 Installation & Operation Manual

EDR-920 9-channel Digital Video Recorder Rev 1.00 EDR-1640 16-channel Digital Video Recorder

Never place the recorder near to heaters, furnaces, other heat sources or under direct solar irradiation. Operate the device only in locations providing the tolerable operating temperature range 0°C~40°C. Make sure that the device‘s ventilation slots are not covered or sheeted. For cleaning, make sure the device is plugged off and only use a damp cloth without acid detergent. Install the device only in dry and dustproof surroundings. Protect the device against any liquid‘s penetration. Avoid the penetration of any artefacts, e.g. through ventilation slots. Do not open the recorder yourself. In case of malfunction, contact your local installer or dealer. Unauthorized opening of the device will annul the warranty claim! Avoid any affection of the device through vibrations or mechanical shock at the recorder‘s installation location. Never remove harddisks during playback or recording operation. The information in this manual was current upon publication. The manufacturer reserves the right to revise and improve his products. Therefore, all specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Misprints reserved. Please read this manual carefully before installing and using this unit. Be sure to keep it handy for later reference. ATTENTION! This is a class A product which may cause radio interference in a domestic environment; in this case, the user may be urged to take adequate measures. Your EverFocus product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and reused. This symbol means that electrical and electronic equipment, at their end-of-life, should be disposed of separately from your household waste. Please, dispose of this equipment at your local community waste collection/recycling centre. In the European Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic product. Please, help us to conserve the environment we live in! Ihr EverFocus Produkt wurde entwickelt und hergestellt mit qualitativ hochwertigen Materialien und Komponenten, die recycelt und wieder verwendet werden können. Dieses Symbol bedeutet, dass elektrische und elektronische Geräte am Ende ihrer Nutzungsdauer vom Hausmüll getrennt entsorgt werden sollen. Bitte entsorgen Sie dieses Gerät bei Ihrer örtlichen kommunalen Sammelstelle oder im Recycling Centre. Helfen Sie uns bitte, die Umwelt zu erhalten, in der wir leben!

1. Introduction 4 1.1 Features 4 1.2 Delivery scope 4 1.3 Technical data 5 1.4 Front panel operating elements 7 1.5 Connections 10 1.6 Screen displays 12 2. Installation 15 2.1 Delivery scope 15 2.2 Video connection installation, DVR cascading 15 2.3 Audio connection installation 17 2.4 RS-485 keyboard installation 18 2.4.1 General RS-485 bus installation 18 2.4.2 RS-485 connection assignment 20 2.4.3 EKB-500 connection through network patch cable 20 2.4.4 EKB-500 connection to several DVRs 21 2.5 Speed dome installation 22 2.6 Installation alarm inputs / outputs 23 2.7 PS2 mouse installation 24 2.8 Installation EDA800s harddisk expansion unit 24 2.9 Network connection 25 2.9.1 Direct PC connection through crossover cable 25 2.9.2 Network connection through patch cable 25 2.9.3 Network system requirements 25 2.10 Harddisks 26 2.11 Power connection 26 2.12 Start-up 26 3. Setup menu 27 3.1 Time / date 28 3.2 Camera 31 3.3 Recording 34 3.4 Alarm 36 3.5 Motion detection 38 3.6 Video loss 41 3.7 Network 42 3.8 Timer 46 3.9 HDD (harddisk) 47 3.10 RS232/RS485 48 3.11 Warning 49 3.12 System 53

56 4.2 Timer – scheduled recording 56 4.3 Event recording 57 5. Playback 58 5.1 Playback without search function 58 5.2 Recording search 60 6. Video export 62 7. Call- / matrix monitor setup 64 8. Display settings 65 9. Screen display 66 10. EDA 966 infrared remote control (optional) 67 11. Network access 68 Appendix A: EDR viewer software 73 Appendix B: Interface specification 75 Appendix C: Serial remote control protocol 76 Appendix D: Recording times 81 TABLE OF CONTENTS

• MPEG4 compression method with configurable quality • variable recording rate up to 400/200 images / second (EDR1640/920) • 4-channel audio recording • motion detection • 2 x 3,5“ HDD, expandable to max. 50 HDD with EDA800S (optional) • network interface for image transmission • RS232 and RS485 interfaces for remote control • Jog/shuttle for convenient recording evaluation • 5 additional monitors • cascading function for keyboard administration of several EDR on one main monitor • easy-to-use front panel operation • multilingual on-screen display • real-time live display • facile video export function via USB stick or CF card 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 FEATURES The latest EverFocus digital video recorder generation is based on MPEG-4 compression technology, resulting in enhanced recording capacity and improved network image transmission speed with high image quality. Comprehensive features and extended event recording settings enable the almost universal application of this DVR series. 4 1.2 DELIVERY SCOPE 1. Ordered type of EDR 920/1640 digital video recorder 2. 2 x harddisk tray with harddisk according to order 3. 2 x installation frames for 19“ installation 4. 2 x harddisk tray keys 5. Adaptor board for alarm and control contacts 6. Mains supply 7. 120 Ohm termination with RJ-45 plug for RS-485 bus termination 8. Manual and quick reference guide

5 Video format PAL/CCIR Video input EDR920: 9 x 1 Vpp FBAS, BNC, 75 Ohm EDR1640: 16 x 1 Vpp FBAS, BNC, 75 Ohm Main monitor: 1 Vpp FBAS, BNC at 75 Ohm CALL/MATRIX monitor: 5 x 1 Vpp FBAS, BNC at 75 Ohm Video output 9/16 x loop-through outputs 1 Vpp FBAS, BNC at 75 Ohm Video compression MPEG4 Recording resolution 720x288, 720x576 or 360x288 Display modes Main monitor: full screen, PiP, 4,7,9,10*,13*,16* , 2 x zoom, sequence Call/matrix monitor: full screen, sequence (*only EDR1640) Alarm inputs EDR920: 9 x NO/NC, EDR1640: 16 x NO/NC Alarm outputs 4 x relay contacts 100 VDC max, 0, 3 ADC max, 5 W max. Harddisk 3,5" IDE harddisk Recording rate EDR920 EDR1640 360x288: 200 images / second 400 images / second 720x288: 100 images / second 200 images / second 720x576: 50 images / second 100 images / second Recording modes Continuous recording, schedule or event recording Playback rate Real-time playback in full screen, PiP and 4x screen Playback search functions Via time / date or event (alarm / motion) Motion detection Adjustable per channel with 10 sensitivity steps and 20x24 sensor fields each Video loss detection Adjustable per camera Event log 10240 entries per harddisk Setup On-screen display Operation Via front panel or optional IR or RS-485 operation Real-time clock Internal with network synchronisation option (NTP server) Watchdog function For processing, ventilation, harddisk, harddisk temperature

Network RJ45 socket Image export USB 2.0 interface RS-232 9-pin Sub-D socket RS-485 2 x RJ45 Audio 4 x input 500 mV max /10KOhm, 1 x output 500 mV max at 10KOhm Power source 100 ~ 240 VAC Power consumption 185 W max. Dimensions 430 (W) x 88 (H) x 300 (D) mm Weight 6,24 KG Ambient temperature 0oC ~ +40oC Remote control optional: IR remote control, RS-485 keyboard 6

Keys 2 3 4 7 6 5 8 REC: recording key STOP: recording / playback stop PLAY: playback PAUSE: image freeze, stops playback for freeze mode SEARCH: opens on-screen display for playback search COPY: opens image export menu. In playback mode, the current playback position is stored as image export start position. ENTER: Enter key for input confirmation 1 7 DISPLAY: main monitor status display switching: 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

SELECT: In multiscreen mode: selection of the camera to be displayed in a partial screen. ENTER switches to the following partial screen. In full screen mode: brightness, contrast and colour adjustment for this video channel. 12 13 15 14 16 17 HDD lock: HDD lock and switch CALL: On-screen display start for call and matrix monitor setup 18 MENU: Setup menu start Harddisk tray: Trays for 3,5" HDD 10 11 MODE: Multiscreen display switching, repeated actuation switches between the individual displays. ZOOM: In full screen mode: 2x electronical zoom. Zoom screen can be moved through JOG . ENTER key changes the direction. Further zoom key actuation switches the electronical zoom off. In multiscreen mode: Image orientation adjustment. Use the JOG to adjust the image to the respective monitor type. ENTER switches between horizontal and vertical adjustment . Further ZOOM key actuation switches the adjustment off. 8 9 Jog / Shuttle Shuttle (outward): In playback mode, use the SHUTTLE for fast forward / reverse playback. In PAUSE mode, turn the shuttle to the right for slow forward playback (1/2 up to 1/8). In SEARCH MENU, use the shuttle to page down the event log list. JOG: In PAUSE mode, use the jog to switch freeze images forwards / backwards. Within menu functions, use the jog to adjust the values / parameters. System LEDs: Status LEDs for LAN activity, alarm, internal / external HDD access Channel keys: Video channel key to select a single camera for full screen display 19

HDD LEDs: LEDs for HDD power (green) and HDD activity (red) IR receiver: Receiver for infrared remote control 23 9 LCD display: Status, time/date display

EDR1640 back panel (EDR920 identical, 9 video inputs) 10 Video inputs: EDR920: VIDEO IN(1~9): BNC video inputs for 1 Vpp Composite video signals, automatic 75 Ohm termination (high impedance switching upon loop-through output load) EDR1640: VIDEO IN (1~16): BNC video inputs for 1 Vpp Composite video signals, automatic 75 Ohm termination (high impedance switching upon loop-through output load) 5 MAIN monitor: Main monitor for live and playback display and on-screen display CALL monitor: CALL monitor output. Spotmonitor for full screen live display, sequence mode and alarm camera switching 3 4 Audio inputs: Audio inputs 1 ~ 4 Audio output: Audio output 2 ALM-INPUT: 9 (EDR920) resp. 16 (EDR1640) alarm inputs for dry contacts, programmable NO or NC in the menu. ALM-OUTPUT: 4 x NO/NC alarm output relay REC-IN: Input contact for recording start, NO, for dry contacts 6 Alarm and control inputs / outputs (for connection assignment, refer to appendix C) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

11 13 Mouse: PS-2 mouse connection (optional) 10 LAN: RJ45 network socket 7 RS232 socket: 9-pin Sub-D control input for RS-232 remote control 8 RS485 socket: 2 x RJ45 socket (equal) for remote control via RS-485 keyboards and telemetry control (network-controlled) 9 Matrix monitors 1~4: Matrix monitor outputs 1~4 12 SCSI-socket: EDA800s HDD expansion unit connection 14 15 S-Video: Main monitor Y/C output Cascade IN / OUT: Monitor input / output for EDR cascading. This function allows one monitor to be used for MAIN monitor display of several DVRs. Function is only available upon DVR control through RS-485 keyboards.

1. Channel display 2. Event (here: video loss) 3. Display selection 4. Playback status 5. Recording status Channel display: shows the selected video channel’s description 2 Event: Event display, may be channel-related or global Channel-related types of event: Alarm: Display of an alarm triggered by alarm input contact Motion: Motion detection of the respective camera Video loss: Video signal loss of the respective camera Sequence: Sequential operation of the respective video channel * - In multiscreen display, this icon indicates the channel selected for sequential display. Selection via SELECT key. Upon sequence activation, the “*” icon is replaced by M A V S S Here’s an overview of the screen displays appearing on the MAIN monitor: 1 12 Global types of event: OT - Over Temperature HDD: Alarm message upon HDD over temperature, displayed in red on all video channels. The device should immediately be switched off. In case the „FAN“ (fan damage) message occured previously, contact the technical service for trouble shooting. If the fan works properly, check the device‘s position as regard to ambient temperature (max. 40°C, fan must not be covered, ensure the sufficient ventilation if device is installed in cabinet or rack). OT

active camera field shows “S”. Use the JOG to switch between the camera fields. Use the channel keys 1~9 or 1~16 to switch the channel.. PLAYBACK STATUS: The playback-relevant information are displayed in this status bar. Playback date Playback status Playback position 1. Playback date : Current playback date 2. Playback status: Playback operation mode “PAUSE”: Freeze image mode “>”: normal playback speed “<“ reverse playback, normal speed “>> x N” : forward playback, Nx speed “<< x N”: reverse playback, Nx speed "XX%": playback position in XX percent of total HDD capacity 3. Playback position: current playback position, display format depends on time/date menu settings 5 RECORDING STATUS: The recording-relevant information are displayed in this status bar. Current date Recording status Event Current time 13 HDD/FAN Alarm

2. Recording status: In case of activated recording, "R" + current HDD no. is displayed “R01”: R - RECORD, figure shows the currently recording HDD no., here: No. 1 3. Event: current event display 4. Current time: as set in time/date menu 5. HDD fan message: “No Disk”: no HDD available or detected “No Fan”: fan malfunction "HDD OT": HDD over temperature 14

Connect power source only after having finished the further installation. 2.1 Delivery scope 2. INSTALLATION Check the delivery scope (see 4.) before starting the installation. 2.2 Video connection installation, DVR cascading 15 Sample installation with maximum camera and monitor configuration: Cameras and monitors have to be cabled with 75 Ohm video cable, e.g. RG-59, RG-12 and suitable BNC plugs. Due to inappropriate absorbability, 50 Ohm coax cable (e.g. RG58), antenna cable and further types of coax cable are not suitable. All connected video sources must provide a 1 Vpp PAL/CCIR standard video signal. When interconnecting transmission lines (twisted pair, fibre optics, radio) to the video inputs, ensure the accurate receiver calibration. The MAIN monitor may optionally be connected through a Y-C (S-Video) cable to achieve an improved image quality. For local DVR operation, MAIN monitor connection is compulsory. Call and matrix monitors can be connected optionally. ATTENTION: Make sure that there‘s a video signal on video input 1 upon start-up, as this input is required for video system auto detection (PAL/NTSC)!

In combination with RS-485 remote control, up to 8 EDR920/1640 can be cascaded and administrated via one single main monitor. Cascading is effected by connecting the DVRs „CASCADE OUT“ to the „CASCADE IN“ of the following DVR, while the last „CASCADE OUT“ is connected to the monitor input. By means of the RS-485 address sent from the keyboard, the respective DVR is switched on the monitor. This function is available for main monitor only. Installation with 3 cascaded EDR and EKB-500 16

Sample installation with audio connection to video cameras providing audio output: The EDR920/1640 DVRs provide 4 audio inputs and 1 audio output. The inputs are designed for max. 500 mV to 10 KOhm line audio signals. ATTENTION: The direct connection of a non-amplified microphone is not supported (a microphone amplifier is required). The installation has to be effected with audio coax cable and RCA plugs. The output provides a max. 500 mV to 10 KOhm line audio signal and may be connected to e.g. a monitor‘s audio input. The direct connection of (passive) speakers is not supported. AUDIO RECORDING FUNCTIONALITY: Audio recording is activated / deactivated in the RECORDING menu for all channels. Audio of all channels is always recorded together with (each) video and is independent of the image recording rate. There is no specific camera allocation. During playback, use the JOG to select the requested playback channel 1~4 (active channel is indicated in playback on-screen display). 17

All EDR920/1640 functions can be remote-controlled by the EKB 500 universal keyboard. Using the EEPbus protocol, digital video recorders, keyboards and speed domes can be installed on one single RS-485 bus. One system can comprise up to 8 keyboards. 2.4.1 General RS-485 bus installation EKB-500 uses an RS-485 simplex wiring; the signal is transferred via a single twisted pair line. CAT5 network cable is recommended, UPT version (unshielded) is sufficient for normal application. A shielded cable should be used if the installed cables are expected to be highly susceptible to interferences. The number of devices installed in one bus is limited to 32 (expandable through signal distributors). Basically, the bus should be created by serial wiring, star wiring is only permitted using signal distributors. Maximum RS-485 bus cable length is 1200 m. Both the first and the last device are normally 120 Ohm terminated in order to minimize line reflexions. RS-485 bus serial wiring Cable length from box to device („Stubs“) has to be limited to 2m using connector boxes. RS-485 bus serial wiring with connector boxes and connection cable 18

distributors. Improper RS-485 bus star wiring If star wiring is inevitable, EDA 997A RS-485 signal distributors may be used. The maximum system cable length can also be expanded by using these distributors, physically providing a new RS-485 bus with 1200 m cable length each at every distributor output. Star wiring with RS-485 signal distributor ATTENTION: The RS-485 signal distributor EDA997A is unidirectional! This means that the signal only flows from the input towards the outputs. Therefore, e.g. the interconnection of several keyboards is not possible with this signal distributor! In case the maximum number of 32 bus participants is exceeded, the number of connected devices can be increased by using RS-485 distributors. Each distributor output physically provides one RS-485 bus which enables the additional connection of 31 further devices (the distributor output represents one bus participant itself). The maximum system expandability depends on the RS-485 address range of the installed devices. System expansion with RS-485 signal distributor 19

standard network cable (patch cable, uncrossed!). 2.4.3 EKB-500 connection with network patch cable 2.4.2 RS-485 plug connection assignment The two RS-485 input RJ-45 plugs are looped through and pin-compatible. The following RJ-45 plug assignment has to be considered for connection: Pin 3: RS-485 + Pin 6: RS-485 - The following illustration shows the connector box assignment of the optional EDA998 connection kit (connector box, patch cable): 20

For long distance installations connecting several DVRs, the use of the optional EDA998 connection kit is recommended: EKB 500 installation with several DVRs and EDA998 connection kit For further details on keyboard connection, please refer to the EKB 500 manual. RS-485 port communication settings are configured in the RS-232/485 menu. 21

Speed dome or telemetry receiver pan/tilt/zoom control is available through web browser or the optional PowerCon software if the DVR is connected to a network. Local telemetry control is provided by the optional EKB 500 keyboard. ATTENTION: The basic RS-485 wiring rules described in chapter 2.3.1. also apply to the connection of speed domes or telemetry receivers. Supported protocols: EverFocus, ED2200/2250, Pelco-D, Pelco-P The optional RS-485 connection kit is recommended for easy installation. For RS-485 port pin assignment, please refer to chapter 2.3.2. Sample installation with 3 EPTZ1000 speed domes and EDA998 Sample installation with 3 EPTZ1000 speed dome, EDA998 and local EKB 500 operation Required DVR settings: RS-485 receiver address in CAMERA menu RS-485 parameters and protocol in RS232/485 menu ATTENTION: Some Pelco-D / -P protocol domes and receivers require an address offset of -1, i.e. the address assigned to the dome / receiver in the DVR camera menu must be 1 below the address set in the dome / receiver itself! 22

The EDR920/1640 alarm inputs can be used for recording start or recording rate adjustment. Furthermore, alarm reactions such as camera switching to monitors, buzzer, e-mail and network alarm are available. An alarm output relay can be switched if required. EDR920 provides 9 alarm inputs, EDR1640 provides 16. All inputs are programmable NO/NC. Inputs have to be switched through dry contacts. The 4 output relays provide a dry NO/NC contact. All settings are programmed in the ALARM menu. Use either the 37-pin Sub-D plug or the included adaptor board for connection. NC contact alarm input connection: Output relay in idle state: DVR PIN # NAME PIN # NAME 1 GND 19 GND 2 ALM 1 20 ALM-NC0 3 ALM 2 21 ALM-NO0 4 ALM 3 22 ALM-COM0 5 ALM 4 23 ALM-NC1 6 ALM 5 24 ALM-NO1 7 ALM 6 25 ALM-COM1 8 ALM 7 26 ALM-NC2 9 ALM 8 27 ALM-NO2 10 ALM 9 28 ALM-COM2 11 ALM 10 29 ALM-NC3 12 ALM 11 30 ALM-NO3 13 ALM 12 31 ALM-COM3 14 ALM 13 32 ALMRSTO 15 ALM 14 33 REC 16 ALM 15 34 GIN1O 17 ALM 16 35 DISKFULL 18 GND 36 GO1 Pin assignment Sub-D plug Pin assignment adaptor board HOST PIN # NAME PIN # NAME 1 GND 21 GND 2 ALMIN 1 22 ALM_NC1 3 ALMIN 2 23 ALM_NO1 4 ALMIN 3 24 ALM_COM1 5 ALMIN 4 25 ALM_NC2 6 ALMIN 5 26 ALM_NO2 7 GND 27 ALM_COM2 8 ALMIN 6 28 GND 9 ALMIN 7 29 ALM_NC3 10 ALMIN 8 30 ALM_NO3 11 ALMIN 9 31 ALM_COM3 12 ALMIN 10 32 ALM_NC4 13 GND 33 ALM_NO4 14 ALMIN 11 34 ALM_COM4 15 ALMIN 12 35 GND 16 ALMIN 13 36 ALMRST 17 ALMIN 14 37 REC_IN 18 ALMIN 15 38 SPARE_IN 19 ALMIN 16 39 DISK_FULL 20 GND 40 SPARE_OUT NO contact alarm input connection: Descriptions: ALMINxx: Alarm input xx (1~16) GND: common ground for alarm inputs ALM_COMx: output relay x , contact root ALM_NOx: output relay x , NO contact ALM_NCx: output relay x , NC contact ALMRST: Alarm reset, control input for alarm reset, for dry NO contact towards GND DISKFULL: OC output contact for signal „HDD full“, switches to GND REC_IN: Control contact for recording start SPARE_IN / OUT: reserved 23

EDR920/1640 may optionally be controlled through PS/2 wheelmouse which must be connected before system start-up. 2.8 Installation EDA800s harddisk expansion unit The EDR920/1640 image storage capacity can be expanded using EDA800s harddisk expansion units. Max. 6 EDA800s with 8 harddisks each can be connected via SCSI bus. For installation details of the EDA-800S harddisk expansion unit, please refer to the EDA800s manual. 24

EDR920/1640 DVRs provide fast MPEG-4 format image transmission and network remote configuration. This chapter doesn‘t go into basic network technique details. For further information, especially about router installation and internet connection, please refer to the publication "EverFocus network technique". Physically, two basic types of connection are possible: 2.9.1. Direct PC connection through crossover network cable 2.9.2. Network connection through patch cable The point-to-point connection of DVR and PC requires a crossover (crossed) network cable. This type of connection does not allow the connection of several PCs or DVRs. Make sure that the PC is equipped with a 100 MBit compatible network connection. The connection to an existing network requires a normal patch cable (wired 1:1). The illustration shows the connection to a network switch. 2.9.3. Network system requirements Connection type: 100Base-T Max. required network bandwidth: 10 MBit Protocol types: TCP, UDP, SMTP, HTTP, NTP Required ports: for port configuration, please refer to NETWORK menu 25

jumpered as „CS – Cable Select“. Make sure that both harddisks have reached the stop position and use the key switch to lock the harddisk tray. ATTENTION: Use only harddisks approved for the use with EDR920/1640 DVRs. ATTENTION: Harddisk shutdown and removal during recording and playback operation and upon DVR system start is inadmissible! ATTENTION: Upon harddisk shutdown through key switch, the harddisk is signed off from the system. Do not remove the harddisk until the green power source LED at the harddisk tray is extinguished. 2.11 Power connection Connect the DVR to the power source (100~240 VAC 50/50 Hz) using the included IEC cable. To ensure the secure DVR operation, the use of an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) in online version with sufficient operating time is recommended. 2.12 Start-up After having finished the installation work, switch on the power using the main power switch. Depending on harddisk type and fill level, the start-up sequence might take up to 2 minutes. The next step is the system menu setup.

MENU The MENU key starts the main menu. Press the MENU key again to leave the menu or to change from sub menu to a higher menu level. Use the JOG to select a menu item. Use the ENTER key to confirm a selection and to proceed to the next entry in sub menus. Use the DISPLAY key to return to the previous entry in sub menus. All EDR DVR settings are carried out in the on-screen display. MAIN MENU TIME/DATE CAMERA RECORD ALARM MOTION VLOSS NETWORK SCHEDULE DISK CONTROL WARNING SYSTEM 27

(1) TIME FORMAT: Select either 12-hour or 24-hour format for time display (2) TIME: Current time Hour: 00 ~ 23 (1 ~ 12 for 12-hour format) Minute : 00 ~ 59 Second: 00 ~ 59 (3) DATE FORMAT: Select the date display format: YYYY-MM-DD, MM-DD-YYYY or DD-MM-YYYY (4) DATE: Current date Day: 01~31 Month:01~12 Year: 2000 ~ 2099 Weekday (autom.): MO ~ SU (5) DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ADJUSTMENT: Activate the daylight saving time switching by selecting “ON". If daylight saving time adjustment is activated, the next step is the definition of switching terms. 3.1 TIME / DATE MENU TIME/DATE TIME FORMAT 24 HOUR TIME 12:22:34 DATE FORMAT DD-MM-YYYY DATE 12-11-2005 DAYLIGHT SAVING ON START ON MAR LAST SU FROM 02:00 TO 03:00 END ON OCT LAST SU FROM 03:00 TO 02:00 TIME SYNCHRONIZE ON TIME SERVER 64.109.43.141 TIME ZONE GMT+1 TIME UPDATE BY DAY 28

29 LAST Select week: Use the JOG to adjust the week of the selected month: 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Select day: Use the JOG to adjust the weekday: TH SU FR TU MO WE SA Select month: Use the JOG to adjust the month: FEB MAR JAN APR MAY JUN DEC NOV OCT SEP AUG JUL Adjust switching time: Select the switching time (FROM) and the new time (TO). (6) START DATE: Start daylight saving time LAST Select week: Use the JOG to adjust the week of the selected month: 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Select day: Use the JOG to adjust the weekday: TH SU FR TU MO WE SA Select month: Use the JOG to adjust the month: FEB MAR JAN APR MAY JUN DEC NOV OCT SEP AUG JUL Adjust switching time: Select the switching time (FROM) and the new time (TO). Central Europe daylight saving time adjustment: - Last Sunday of March: Adjustment from 02:00 a.m. to 03:00 a.m. - Last Sunday of October: Adjustment from 03:00 a.m. to 02:00 a.m.

Enter your local time zone (Germany, Austria, Switzerland: GMT+1). ATTENTION: The correct entry is compulsory for NTP synchronisation. (11) UPDATE INTERVAL: Time synchronisation interval DAY MONTH WEEK (8) TIME SYNCHRONISATION: The DVR offers time synchronisation via NTP server. ATTENTION: The synchronisation should be activated by selecting “ON” only after defining the daylight saving time, time zone and NTP server IP address. (9) TIME SERVER: The NTP server time synchronisation requires a TCP/IP connection to this server. For information about the required settings, please refer to “NETWORK” menu. NTP server identification: Time servers available on the internet can be identified as follows: 1. Connect your PC to the internet. 2. Open the “DOS prompt” (directory ACCESSORIES or path START>RUN>command) 3. Enter the command:" ping pool.ntp.org " (see screenshot) 4. If the connection is successful, the server IP address is displayed. 30

The most important recording operation settings are defined in the CAMERA menu. Before changing the settings in this menu, recording has to be stopped. Each camera is set individually: (1) NAME: Enter the video channel description with max. 12 characters each. Available characters are (select with JOG): 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z, ( ) . , + - / and space (2) PTZ ID: Enter the RS-485 receiver address of a speed dome or telemetry receiver camera connected to this video channel. (3) INSTALL / COVERT: INSTALL (first position) All connected cameras have to be set to ON, all not connected cameras are set to OFF. ATTENTION: The manual setting is compulsory, autodetection for connected cameras is not available! COVERT (second position): A camera programmed COVERT “ON” will not be displayed, but recorded at defined parameters. (4) SEQ(MAIN/CALL): Camera dwell time in sequence operation (automatic switching) for main (first position) and call (second position) monitor ATTENTION: Some Pelco-D / -P protocol domes and receivers require an address offset of -1, i.e. the address assigned to the dome / receiver in the DVR camera menu must be 1 below the address set in the dome / receiver itself! 31 CAMERA CAMERA1 CAMERA2 CAMERA3 CAMERA4 CAMERA5 CAMERA6 CAMERA7 CAMERA8 CAMERA9 SUMMARY TITLE CH1 PTZ ID 01 INSTALL/COVERT ON/OFF SEQ (MAIN/CALL) 03/03 SECS REC QUALITY HIGH REC SPEED ON TIME ZONE TP NORMAL EVENT SET 1 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF 2 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF 3 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF 4 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF 5 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF 6 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF 7 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF 8 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF N 5 IPS 25 IPS OFF Menu display for EDR-920, EDR1640 identical, but with 16 cameras.

The EDR DVR offers 8 different timers for scheduled recording. The settings of the last row “N” (normal) apply to those periods not captured by a timer schedule (setup in TIMER menu) For recording rate, the following steps are available: 1;2;3;4;5;6;8;10;12,5;25 images/s. In case no timer is activated, the DVR only operates according to the settings of row “N”. TP: Timer program 1~8, schedule setup and activation are defined in the TIMER menu. N: (Normal) all periods not captured by a timer schedule. In case no timer is activated, the DVR only operates according to these settings. NORMAL: IPS recording rate for manual or scheduled recording and recording controlled through “REC IN” input contact. The maximum image rate is limited to: Max. image rate per camera = max. DVR recording rate / number of installed cameras. Max. DVR recording rate depends on recording resolution: EDR920: 360x288: 200 image / second 720x288: 100 images / second 720x576: 50 images / second EDR1640: 360x288: 400 images / second 720x288: 200 images / second 720x576: 100 images / second Example: EDR1640 with 12 installed cameras, resolution 720x288: 200 IPS : 12 = 16,6 IPS > maximum adjustable recording rate per camera: 12,5 IPS (5) REC QUALITY: Individual recording quality setting for this camera (within the resolution defined in RECORDING menu): SUPERIOR HIGH STANDARD BASIC LOW LOWER Using the VBR (Variable Bit Rate) method, the storage requirement per image depends on the image’s colour and contrast content and captured motion. For recording time sample tables, please refer to Appendix D. 32

Use the JOG to browse the individual settings. ATTENTION: This menu does not allow any editing of settings. (8) COPY function Besides camera title, PTZ ID and INSTALLED/COVERT, the settings can be copied from one camera to another. Select the camera to be copied from the camera list on the left and press the COPY key. The message “COPIED” appears at the top screen margin. Select the camera which shall apply the settings from the camera list. Press the SEARCH key to assign the copied settings to the camera. The message “PASTED” appears at the top screen margin. 33 EVENT: IPS recording rate for event recordings (alarm contacts, motion detection), maximum adjustable recording rate is 25 IPS. ACT (active): Indication of whether the individual timer is activated. Settings are carried out in TIMER menu. ON: timer activated; OFF: timer deactivated CAMERA CAMERA1 ITEM TITLE CAMERA2 1 CH1______ CAMERA3 2 CH2______ CAMERA4 3 CH3______ CAMERA5 4 CH4______ CAMERA6 5 CH4______ CAMERA7 6 CH4______ CAMERA8 7 CH4______ CAMERA9 8 CH4______ SUMMARY 9 CH4______ Menu display for EDR-920, EDR1640 identical, but with 16 cameras

Define the following settings in the recording menu: (1) RECORD AUDIO: YES: Audio is recorded together with video. Audio recording is effected independent of image recording rate. NO: Audio recording is deactivated. (2) TIME STAMP: ON: Recording is overlaid by time and date. OFF: Recording doesn’t provide time/date stamp. (3) TIME STAMP POS.: TOP: Time / date is displayed at the top screen margin. BOTTOM: Time / date is displayed at the bottom screen margin. (4) WATERMARK : ON: Recording is overlaid by a visible watermark ("W"). OFF: No watermark. 34 RECORDING RECORD AUDIO YES TIME STAMP OFF TIME STAMP POS. BOTTOM WATERMARK OFF WATERMARK POS. TOP RESOLUTION 720X288 RECORD MODE REWRITE

720x288 (Half D1), Default setting, total recording rate 100 IPS for EDR920 total recording rate 200 IPS for EDR1640 720x576 (D1) , total recording rate 50 IPS for EDR920 total recording rate 100 IPS for EDR1640 or 360x288 (CIF) , total recording rate 200 IPS for EDR920 total recording rate 400 IPS for EDR1640 (6) RECORD MODE: REWRITE: If the harddisk is full, the DVR starts to overwrite the harddisk, previous recordings are deleted automatically. STOP: If the harddisk is full, the DVR stops recording (for signalling, refer to WARNING menu). 35

Define the dry alarm contacts’ attributes and the alarm reactions in the ALARM menu. For alarm contact pin assignment, please refer to appendix D. Each contact is adjusted individually and selected from the list on the left: (1) ALARM: ENABLE: Contact is activated. DISABLE: Contact is deactivated. (2) ALARM TYPE: N.O. : Normally open, contact reacts on being connected to ground (GND). Define the alarm duration within menu item DURATION. N.C.: Normally closed, contact reacts on being disconnected from ground (GND). Define the alarm duration within menu item DURATION. N.O. + Trans.: Transparent mode, similar to normally open but: alarm is active as long as input contact (but minimal as defined in DURATION) N.C. + Trans.: Transparent mode, similar to normally closed but: alarm is active as long as input contact (but minimal as defined in DURATION) (3) ACTIVE CAMERA: Alarm camera being recorded and displayed in full screen on the main monitor (see (10) MAIN MONITOR). Recording is carried out according to the settings defined for EVENT within the CAMERA menu. COPY function Alarm settings can be copied from one contact to another. Select the contact to be copied from the contact list on the left and press the COPY key. The message “COPIED” appears at the top screen margin. Select the contact which shall apply the settings from the contact list. Press the SEARCH key to assign the copied settings to the contact. The message “PASTED” appears at the top screen margin 36 ALARM ALARM 1 ALARM ENABLE ALARM 2 ALARM TYPE N.O. ALARM 3 ALARM 4 ACTIVE CAMERA 01 ALARM 5 DURATION 05 SEC ALARM 6 ALARM OUTPUT NONE ALARM 7 ALARM EMAIL NO ALARM 8 BUZZER OFF ALARM 9 ALARM NETWORK NO SUMMARY MAIN MON NO CHANGE CALL MON NO CHANGE MATRIX 1 NO CHANGE MATRIX 2 NO CHANGE MATRIX 3 NO CHANGE MATRIX 4 NO CHANGE Menu display for EDR-920, EDR1640 identical, but with 16 alarm inputs.

screen change, buzzer and output contact and is adjustable from 1~99 seconds. (5) ALARM OUTPUT: Output relay activation. 1: Output relay 1~4 (selection) is switched in case of alarm NONE: Output relay is deactivated. (6) ALARM EMAIL: By selecting “ON”, an email is sent in case of alarm, containing the alarm message, the camera’s alarm image and the DVR IP address as sender. Define the email recipiant’s details in the NETWORK menu. (7) BUZZER: Alarm buzzer activation ENABLE: Alarm buzzer is activated. DISABLE: Alarm buzzer is deactivated. (8) ALARM NETWORK: Network alarm function activation. Network alarm reception requires installation of the optionally available PowerCon software. The network alarm transmits both the alarm message and the DVR IP address as sender to up to 3 recipiants. YES: Network alarm is activated. NO: Network alarm is deactivated. (10) MAIN MON: Alarm reaction on MAIN monitor in case of alarm. NO CHANGE: The currently selected main monitor display does not change. FULL SCREEN: Monitor displays the alarm camera (see (3)) image in full screen. (11) CALL MON: Alarm reaction on CALL monitor in case of alarm. NO CHANGE: The currently selected call monitor display does not change. Camera 1~9 (16): Monitor displays full screen image of the camera defined within the menu item. (12) MATRIX 1 ~ 4: Alarm reaction on MATRIX monitor in case of alarm. NO CHANGE: The currently selected matrix monitor display does not change. Camera 1~9 (16): Monitor displays full screen image of the camera defined within the menu item. (13) SUMMARY The SUMMARY menu item gives a summary on the settings for control purpose. Use the JOG to browse the individual settings. ATTENTION: This menu does not allow any editing of settings. 37

Define all motion detection settings for the individual cameras in the MOTION DETECTION menu. Use the JOG to select the cameras from the list on the left. (1) MOTION: ENABLE: Motion detection is activated. DISABLE: Motion detection is deactivated. ATTENTION: Motion detection is automatically deactivated upon opening an on-screen display! (2) SENSITIVITY: Define the trigger sensitivity in 10 steps (1 – lowest, 10 – highest). Check the setting by carrying out a moving test within the zone setting. (3) DURATION: Alarm duration upon motion detection. Duration applies to recording, screen change, buzzer and output contact and is adjustable from 1~99 seconds. (4) ALARM OUTPUT: Output relay activation. 1 ~ 4: Output relay 1~4 (selection) is switched in case of motion detection. NONE: Output relay is deactivated. COPY function Motion detection settings can be copied from one camera to another. The zone settings cannot be copied. Select the camera to be copied from the camera list on the left and press the COPY key. The message “COPIED” appears at the top screen margin. Select the camera which shall apply the settings from the camera list. Press the SEARCH key to assign the copied settings to the camera. The message “PASTED” appears at the top screen margin. 38 MOTION SETUP MENU CAMERA 1 MOTION ENABLE CAMERA 2 SENSITIVITY 07 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 4 DURATION 05 SEC CAMERA 5 ALARM OUTPUT 01 CAMERA 6 E-MAIL NO CAMERA 7 NETWORK NO CAMERA 8 BUZZER DISABLE CAMERA 9 SUMMARY MAIN MON NO CHANGE CALL MON NO CHANGE MATRIX 1 NO CHANGE MATRIX 2 NO CHANGE MATRIX 3 NO CHANGE MATRIX 4 NO CHANGE Menu display for EDR-920, EDR1640 identical, but with 16 cameras.

message, the camera’s alarm image and the DVR IP address as sender. Define the email recipiant’s details in the NETWORK menu. (6) BUZZER: Alarm buzzer activation ENABLE: Alarm buzzer is activated. DISABLE: Alarm buzzer is deactivated. (7) NETWORK: Network alarm function activation. Network alarm reception requires installation of the optionally available PowerCon software. The network alarm transmits both the alarm message and the DVR IP address as sender to up to 3 recipiants. YES: Network alarm is activated. NO: Network alarm is deactivated. (8) MAIN MON: Alarm reaction on MAIN monitor in case of motion alarm. NO CHANGE: The currently selected main monitor display does not change. FULL SCREEN: Monitor displays the alarm camera image in full screen. (9) CALL MON: Alarm reaction on CALL monitor in case of motion alarm. NO CHANGE: The currently selected call monitor display does not change. FULL SCREEN: Monitor displays the alarm camera image in full screen. (10) MATRIX 1 ~4: Alarm reaction on MATRIX monitor in case of motion alarm. NO CHANGE: The currently selected matrix monitor display does not change. FULL SCREEN: Monitor displays the alarm camera image in full screen. (11) SUMMARY: The SUMMARY menu item gives a summary on the settings for control purpose. Use the JOG to browse the individual settings. This menu does not allow any editing of settings. ATTENTION: The DVR’s motion detection has been developed for recording control, not for use as central alarm station, especially with connection to security services. The manufacturer is not liable for loss or charges resulting from such application, e.g. through false alarm triggering. 39

With activated motion detection, the sub menu for setting up detection areas can be entered by pressing the SELECT key. Use the DISPLAY key to show all function keys available for this menu at any time. Active areas are shown in green. Press the COPY key to start the selection. Use the JOG to raise a window and use the ENTER key to switch the jog direction between vertical and horizontal . Having selected the requested window, use the SEARCH key to activate the selected areas. Use the PAUSE key to deactivate the selected areas. If several or combined detection areas are required, this procedure kann be repeated as often as necessary. Press the MENU key to leave this sub menu. ƒ Moving test: The triggered areas are shown in red. Adjust the sensitivity settings if required. ƒ Delete all areas: Press the PLAY key to delete all areas. ƒ On-screen help menu (start with DISPLAY): MENU COPY ENTER SEARCH PAUSE - EXIT - SELECT AREAS - DIRECTION - ACTIVATE AREAS - DEACTIVATE AREAS 40 DISPLAY KEY FOR HELP DISPLAY KEY FOR HELP

Define the reaction upon video signal loss for each camera in this menu: (1) VLOSS: ENABLE: Video loss detection is activated. DISABLE: Video loss detection is deactivated. (2) DURATION: Alarm duration. Duration applies to buzzer and output contact and is adjustable from 1~99 seconds. (3) ALARM OUTPUT: Output relay activation. 1: Output relay 1 ~ 4 (selection) is switched in case of alarm NONE: Output relay is deactivated. (4) ALARM EMAIL: By selecting “ON”, an email is sent in case of alarm, containing the alarm message and the DVR IP address as sender. Define the email recipiant’s details in the NETWORK menu. (5) BUZZER: Alarm buzzer activation ENABLE: Alarm buzzer is activated. DISABLE: Alarm buzzer is deactivated. (6) ALARM NETWORK: Network alarm function activation. Network alarm reception requires installation of the optionally available PowerCon software. The network alarm transmits both the alarm message and the DVR IP address as sender to up to 3 recipiants. YES: Network alarm is activated. NO: Network alarm is deactivated. (10) SUMMARY: The SUMMARY menu item gives a summary on the settings for control purpose. Use the JOG to browse the individual settings. ATTENTION: This menu does not allow any editing of settings. 41 VLOSS SETUP MENU CAMERA 1 VLOSS ENABLE CAMERA 2 CAMERA 3 DURATION 05 SEC CAMERA 4 ALARM OUTPUT 01 CAMERA 5 ALARM EMAIL NO CAMERA 6 BUZZER DISABLE CAMERA 7 ALARM NETWORK NO CAMERA 8 CAMERA 9 SUMMARY Menu display for EDR-920, EDR1640 identical, but with 16 cameras.

Define the basic DVR TCP/IP settings in the NETWORK menu: (1) DHCP: DHCP ( Dynamic Host Communication Protocol), automatic IP number assignment (if supported by the network). YES: DHCP activated NO: DHCP deactivated. (2) IP ADDRESS: Enter the DVR’s IP address. If DHCP is activated, IP address is assigned automatically. (3) SUBNET MASK: Local network subnet mask: If DHCP is activated, subnet mask is assigned automatically. (4) GATEWAY: Network gateway IP address for external access. If DHCP is activated, gateway address is assigned automatically. (5) DNS SERVER: Local network DNS server IP address. If DHCP is activated, DNS server address is assigned automatically. Define all network-related settings in this menu. These settings should only be carried out by skilled personnel qualified for network installation; if the DVR is implemented in existing networks, the network administrator should be consulted. This chapter doesn‘t go into basic network technique details. For further information, especially about router installation and internet connection, please refer to the publication "EverFocus network technique". 3.7.1 NETWORK 42 NETWORK SETUP MENU CONFIG DHCP NO ALARM IP ADDRESS 192.168.001.200 EMAIL SUBNET MASK 255.255.255.0 PASSWORD GATEWAY 192.168.001.100 DNS SERVER 192.168.001.110 HTTP PORT 00080 CONTROL PORT 01600 DATA PORT 37260 MAC ADDR 00:11:14:01:83:2A

Default setting for this port is: 80. The port can be changed if necessary. (7) CONTROL PORT: Default setting for this port is: 1600. The port can be changed if necessary. (8) DATA PORT: Default setting for this port is: 37260. The port can be changed if necessary. ATTENTION: If several users simultaneously access the DVR via network, each user requires a DATA PORT (max. 4 users). Upon activating ports, e.g. in firewalls, the following ports have to be opened additionally: DATA PORT +1 DATA PORT +2 DATA PORT +3 Example: Dataport 37260 > ports to be opened : 37260, 37261, 37262, 37263 (9) MAC ADDR: Display of network interface MAC address (cannot be changed). Having installed the optionally available PowerCon software, the DVR can transmit a network alarm to up to 3 recipiants in case of event. (1) PROTOCOL: Network alarm transmission protocol type TCP: TCP protocol transmission UDP: UDP protocol transmission (2) PORT : Network port through which the alarm is transmitted. This port must be set at the client’s side (recipiant) correspondingly. (3) UNIQUE ID: DVR ID number, used for identification by the recipiant’s software. 3.7.2 ALARM (Network alarm) 43 NETWORK SETUP MENU CONFIG PROTOCOL UDP ALARM PORT NUMBER 01600 EMAIL UNIQUE ID _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PASSWORD SERVER1 192.168.001.122 SERVER2 192.168.001.123 SERVER3 192.168.001.124

(5) SERVER 2 : Alarm server 2 IP address (recipiant) (6) SERVER 3 : Alarm server 3 IP address (recipiant) 3.7.3 EMAIL (Email alarm) Define the recipiant’s email account settings for email alarm in the EMAIL menu item. Email alarms can be sent upon motion, alarm contact and technical alarms (WARNING menu). An *.arv file format alarm image is transmitted upon motion and alarm contact alarms. The visibility of these images requires installation of the EDR viewer software on the recipiant’s PC. The software may either be copied to USB stick in the COPY menu or be downloaded from the EDR browser through network connection (mouse click on EverFocus logo). (1) SMTP SERVER: Email recipiant’s SMTP server (2) PORT: SMTP server port number (3) AUTHENTICATION: “YES“ if SMTP server requires login with user name / password. “NO” if SMTP server doesn’t require login. (4) USER: SMTP server user name (5) PASSW: SMTP server password (6) EMAIL ADDR: Alarm recipiant’s email address 44 NETWORK SETUP MENU CONFIG SMTP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ALARM SERVER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EMAIL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PASSWORD PORT NUMBER 00025 AUTHENTICATION NO USER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PASSW. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EMAIL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ADR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

item. Up to 6 different users can be defined: (1) NAME: User name for network login (2) PASSWORD: Password for network login (3) LEVEL: Define the administrative rights for network access. LIVE: only live view is possible, no playback, no event list retrieval. PLAY: live and playback view is possible, playback search via event list or time/date search 45 NETWORK SETUP MENU CONFIG NAME PASSWORD LEVEL ALARM 1 ADMIN___ ********* PLAY EMAIL 2 USER2___ ********* LIVE PASSWORD 3 USER3___ ********* LIVE 4 USER4___ ********* LIVE 5 USER5___ ********* LIVE 6 USER6___ ********* LIVE

Define the time frames for scheduled recording in the TIMER menu: (1) DAY: MO (Monday), TU (Tuesday), WE (Wednesday), TH (Thursday), FR (Friday), SA (Saturday), SU (Sunday). WDAY: Monday to Friday. WEND: Weekend, Saturday and Sunday. DLY: Daily. (2) START: Recording start time (3) END: Recording end time ATTENTION: The start time must be before the end time. I.e. if a recording schedule comprises two consecutive days, both days require a separate schedule! Example: Task: Daily recording from 8 pm to 6.30 am the next morning. WRONG !: TP DAY START END SET 1 DLY 20:00 06:30 ON CORRECT: TP DAY START END SET 1 DLY 20:00 00:00 ON 2 DLY 00:00 06:30 ON (4) SET (activation) : ON: Schedule is activated. OFF: Schedule is deactivated. 46 SCHEDULE SETUP MENU TP DAY START END SET 1 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF 2 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF 3 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF 4 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF 5 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF 6 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF 7 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF 8 DLY 00:00 00:00 OFF DLY = DAILY WDAY = MONDAY TO FRIDAY WEND = SATURDAY + SUNDAY

Check harddisk status and delete harddisk indexes in the HDD menu. (1) DISK INFORMATION: Harddisk number in blocks of 4 HDD (more than 2 HDD only in combination with harddisk expansion EDA800), use the JOG for selection (2) DISK VIDEO DELETE: After confirmation with SELECT and a further security request, the harddisk’s index is deleted. ATTENTION: Deleting the index does not comprise the secure erasure of video data in terms of data protection. The secure erasure is not possible in the DVR, but on a PC, requiring a specific tool provided by the HDD manufacturer! (3) THERMOMETRIC SCALE: Select the temperature unit °CELSIUS or °FAHRENHEIT for display of the current HDD temperature. (4) TABLE: SIZE(GB): Total HDD capacity in Gigabyte °C (or °F): current HDD temperature, readout through the HDD S.M.A.R.T. interface The temperature is readout cyclically. After restarting the recording, allow some minutes for initial temperature display. START/END TIME: Time and date of the first and last recording available on the HDD. 47 DISK SETUP MENU DISK INFORMATION 1-4 DISK VIDEO DELETE 01 THERMOMETRIC SCALE CELSIUS NO. SIZE(GB) °C START/END TIME 01 152 42 13.11.2005 14:55:45 15.11.2005 16:59:40 02 152 43 15.11.2005 16:59:40 16.11.2005 09:23:11 03 NO EXIST 04 NO EXIST PRESS SELECT/MIDDLE TO START DELETE

48 CONTROL SETUP MENU RS232 BAUD RATE 9600 BPS STOP BIT 1 PARITY NONE DATA BIT 8 RS485 BAUD RATE 9600 BPS STOP BIT 1 PARITY NONE DATA BIT 8 RS232/RS485 ID 1 PTZ PROTOCOL EVERFOCUS (1) RS232 BAUD RATE: RS-232 interface transmission speed. 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 and 3840 baud can be selected. Default setting: 9600 baud (2) RS232 STOP BIT: Number of stop bits: 1 or 2 (3) RS232 PARITY: Parity mode: NONE / EVEN / ODD (4) RS232 DATA BIT: Number of data bits: 8 or 7 (5) RS485 BAUD RATE: RS-485 interface transmission speed. 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 and 3840 baud can be selected. Default setting: 9600 baud (6) RS485 STOP BIT: Number of stop bits: 1 or 2 (7) RS485 PARITY: Parity mode: NONE / EVEN / ODD (8) RS485 DATA BIT: Number of data bits: 8 or 7 (9) RS232/RS485 ID: RS232/RS485 address. Addressable range: 1~255. This address complies with the device number for remote control through keyboards EKB 500, KS KBK and KS KBJ (DEVICE No.). (10) PTZ-PROTOCOL: Protocol type setting for network telemetry control, available protocols: EVERFOCUS1 (EPTZ1800 Dome), EVERFOCUS2 (EPTZ1000/3000 Dome), ED2200/2250 (complies with Samsung protocol SCC-641/643), Pelco-D, Pelco-P NOTE: Standard setting for EKB500 keyboard connection: RS-485 Baud Rate: 9600, 1 stop bit, Parity NONE, RS232/RS485 ID = Device/DVR Nr. at keyboard Define the settings for DVR remote control through serial interface in the RS232/RS485 menu. Pin assignment and remote control protocol are described in appendix B and C.

49 3.11.1 FAN FAILURE The EDR provides warning functions allowing signalling upon operation failure. Define the alarm reactions in the WARNING menu. Both fans provide failure detection. Define the alarm reactions upon fan failure in this menu item: (1)BUZZER: By selection “ENABLE”, the buzzer is activated upon fan failure. (2)ALARM OUTPUT: Output relay activation. 1 – Output relay 1 (for EDR410/810, only one output relay is available) NONE – no relay reaction upon alarm. (3) ALARM DURATION: PERMANENT - This value cannot be changed, alarm is automatically switched off after problem has been solved (fan replacement). (4) NETWORK ALARM: YES: Network alarm activated (for settings refer to NETWORK menu) Network alarm reception requires optional PowerCon software. NO: No network alarm transmission (5) EMAIL: YES: Alarm email transmission (for settings refer to NETWORK menu). NO: No email alarm transmission. WARNING SETUP MENU FAN FAULT BUZZER ENABLE HDD TEMP. ALARM OUTPUT 1 NO HDD ALARM DURATION PERMANENT HDD FULL NETWORK ALARM NO EMAIL NO

threshold value is exceeded. There may be several reasons for HDD temperature excess: - Exceedance of the max. tolerable ambient temperature (40°C), e.g. upon installation in an electrical cabinet with inadequate ventilation - After-effect upon fan failure - HDD defect 3.11.2 HDD TEMP. 50 WARNING SETUP MENU FAN FAULT BUZZER ENABLE HDD TEMP. ALARM OUTPUT 1 NO HDD ALARM DURATION PERMANENT HDD FULL NETWORK ALARM NO EMAIL NO STOP RECORD YES (1) BUZZER: By selecting “ENABLE”, the buzzer is activated upon HDD temperature excess. (2) ALARM OUTPUT: Output relay activation. 1 – Output relay 1 ~ 4 (selection) switches upon alarm. NONE – no output relay reaction upon alarm. (3) ALARM DURATION: PERMANENT - This value cannot be changed, alarm is automatically switched off after problem has been solved. (4) NETWORK ALARM: YES: Network alarm activated (for settings refer to NETWORK menu) Network alarm reception requires optional PowerCon software. NO: No network alarm transmission (5) EMAIL: YES: Alarm email transmission (for settings refer to NETWORK menu). NO: No email alarm transmission. (6) STOP RECORD YES: Recording process is stopped to avoid further temperature rise and HDD damage. NO: Recording process continues.

51 WARNING SETUP MENU FAN FAULT BUZZER ENABLE HDD TEMP. ALARM OUTPUT 1 NO HDD ALARM DURATION PERMANENT HDD FULL NETWORK ALARM NO EMAIL NO The DVR detects when both harddisks are removed, switched off or not detected. Define the alarm reactions in this menu item: (1) BUZZER: By selecting “ENABLE”, the buzzer is activated. (2) ALARM OUTPUT: Output relay activation. 1 – Output relay 1 ~ 4 (selection) switches upon alarm. NONE – no output relay reaction upon alarm. (3) ALARM DURATION: Alarm duration adjustment from 1~99 seconds or permanent. (4) NETWORK ALARM: YES: Network alarm activated (for settings refer to NETWORK menu) Network alarm reception requires optional PowerCon software. NO: No network alarm transmission (5) EMAIL: YES: Alarm email transmission (for settings refer to NETWORK menu). NO: No email alarm transmission.

52 WARNING SETUP MENU FAN FAULT BUZZER ENABLE HDD TEMP. ALARM OUTPUT 1 NO HDD ALARM DURATION PERMANENT HDD FULL NETWORK ALARM NO EMAIL NO In operation mode HDD FULL: STOP (setting in RECORDING menu), the recording process is stopped if the harddisk is full. Define the alarm reactions in this menu item: (1)BUZZER: By selecting “ENABLE”, the buzzer is activated. (2)ALARM OUTPUT: Output relay activation. 1 – Output relay 1 ~ 4 (selection) switches upon alarm. NONE – no output relay reaction upon alarm. (3) ALARM DURATION: Alarm duration adjustment from 1~99 seconds or permanent (4) NETWORK ALARM: YES: Network alarm activated (for settings refer to NETWORK menu) Network alarm reception requires optional PowerCon software. NO: No network alarm transmission (5) EMAIL: YES: Alarm email transmission (for settings refer to NETWORK menu). NO: No email alarm transmission.

Define the following settings in the SYSTEM menu: (1) SYSTEM VERSION: Display of the installed firmware version. (2) SYSTEM VIDEO FORMAT: Display of the detected video system PAL or NTSC. The EDR automatically detects the video system upon system startup. ATTENTION: Auto detection checks video input 1 upon system startup. Therefore, it is compulsory to start the DVR with video signal connected to channel 1. Otherwise, default setting NTSC is loaded! (3) SAVE/LOAD CONFIGURATION: Selecting YES opens a sub menu showing the following items (use the JOG for selection): CANCEL: Return to system menu DEFAULT: Load default setting after security request YES/NO ATTENTION: The network settings remain stored despite loading default setting! SAVE: Save the current configuration to CF card / USB stick. LOAD: Load a configuration from CF card / USB stick. (4) UPDATE SYSTEM SOFTWARE: DVR update with latest firmware version through USB-stick or CF card. At first, place the CF card or the USB stick into the respective interface. YES: After confirmation with SELECT, the firmware update is run. Update is carried out in 3 phases (display at bottom screen margin) and can take up to 5 minutes. ATTENTION: 1. Before starting the update, stop the recording process. 2. Do not switch the DVR off while update is run. 3. Do not remove CF card or USB stick while update is run. NO: Cancel, return to SYSTEM menu 53 SYSTEM SETUP MENU SYSTEM VERSION V1.22 SYSTEM VIDEO FORMAT PAL LOAD/SAVE CONFIGURATION NO UPDATE SYSTEM SOFTWARE NO LANGUAGE ENGLISH QUICK PLAY ON 10 MINUTES AGO SYSTEM PASSWORD ENABLE NO PASSWORD RIGHTS LEVEL-3 ************* ADMINISTRATOR LEVEL-2 ************* OPERATOR LEVEL-1 ************* GENERAL

required. Furthermore, HDD should be deleted. (5) LANGUAGE: System language selection. (6) QUICK PLAY: The "QuickPlay" function is a convenient playback function allowing the immediate playback of video recorded 5~60 minutes ago by pressing the PLAY key. ON: QuickPlay function activated. OFF: QuickPlay function deactivated. Pressing the PLAY key starts the playback at the last playback position. xx MINUTES AGO: Enter the time in minutes, adjustable from 5~60 minutes. ATTENTION: If the DVR operates with low recording rates, the playback may overlap into the active (not yet closed) recording segment in case the QuickPlay time is not long enough, resulting in black images and the message “????” in the status bar. If this happens, choose a longer QuickPlay time. (7) SYSTEM PASSWORD: By selecting “ENABLE”, different EDR operations require password input for local use. 3 different levels of user rights are available. Passwords can be modified in the list. Default settings are: Level 1: 111111 Level 2: 222222 Level 3: 333333 ATTENTION: If a password applies to different levels, login is carried out in the higher level. 54

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The red LED within the REC key is illuminated. Alternatively, the DVR can be switched to recording / recording standby mode through the REC IN input contact. ATTENTION: The DVR must be switched to recording standby mode (LED in REC key ON!), even if only motion- or alarm-triggered recording is selected (no continuous recording), otherwise no recording will be processed! This doesn’t apply to scheduled recordings (TIMER) which switch to recording mode even if recording standby mode is switched off. Press the STOP key to stop the recording resp. recording standby. • To stop scheduled recordings, the timer must be deactivated in the TIMER menu. • First STOP key actuation in playback mode stops the playback, second actuation stops the recording resp. recording standby. ATTENTION: The following instructions as regard to the EDR DVR recording and recording standby have to be followed thoroughfully. Some of the DVR’s functions significantly differ from previous models. REC STOP 4. RECORDING 56 ATTENTION: HDD shutdown and removal is not admissable during recording and playback mode and upon DVR system startup! ATTENTION: Switching off the harddisk with the key switch will logoff the harddisk from the system. Remove the harddisk only after the green power source LED at the harddisk tray is extinguished.

With activated timer, recording starts and stops automatically. 4.2 TIMER – scheduled recording 4.3 Event recording If event-triggered recordings are programmed in the ALARM and/or MOTION menu, the respective cameras are recorded at the “EVENT” recording rate (programming in CAMERA menu). ATTENTION: For this recording mode, the DVR must be in recording standby mode (REC-LED ON). The DVR can be switched to standby mode either manually (through REC key), via TIMER configuration or through the REC-IN contact. 57 ATTENTION: HDD shutdown and removal is not admissable during recording and playback mode and upon DVR system startup! ATTENTION: Switching off the harddisk with the key switch will logoff the harddisk from the system. Remove the harddisk only after the green power source LED at the harddisk tray is extinguished.

the “QuickPlay” function settings (see SYSTEM menu), playback starts at one of the following positions: QuickPlay OFF: playback starts at the last playback position QuickPlay ON: playback starts 5 ~ 60 min (definition in SYSTEM menu) before current recording position (1) Playback Press the STOP key to stop the playback mode. (3) Fast forward / reverse Use the JOG/SHUTTLE to control the playback speed in playback mode. PLAY PLAY STOP (2) STOP 5. PLAYBACK 5.1 PLAYBACK WITHOUT SEARCH FUNCTION 58 Turn the SHUTTLE clockwise for fast forward playback. Depending on the shuttle speed, the playback speed increases to 2, 4, 6, 8, 16 or 32x. Turn the SHUTTLE counter-clockwise for normal or fast reverse playback. Depending on the shuttle speed, the playback speed increases to 2, 4, 6, 8, 16 or 32x. Use the ENTER key to lock the fast playback search and the SHUTTLE or PLAY key to unlock the fast playback search. ATTENTION: HDD shutdown and removal is not admissable during recording and playback mode and upon DVR system startup! ATTENTION: Switching off the harddisk with the key switch will logoff the harddisk from the system. Remove the harddisk only after the green power source LED at the harddisk tray is extinguished.

Press the PAUSE key during playback to freeze the image at the current playback position. Turn the SHUTTLE clockwise for slow forward playback. Depending on the shuttle speed, the playback speed is reduced to 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/10, 1/16, 1/32 of the normal speed. This playback mode is not available for reverse playback. PAUSE (4) Single image playback Press the PAUSE key during playback. Turn the JOG for single image playback. Increasing the rotational speed will increase the playback speed. ATTENTION: Upon simultaneous playback and recording, first actuation of the STOP key will stop the playback, second actuation will stop the recording. ATTENTION: HDD shutdown and removal is not admissable during recording and playback mode and upon DVR system startup! ATTENTION: Switching off the harddisk with the key switch will logoff the harddisk from the system. Remove the harddisk only after the green power source LED at the harddisk tray is extinguished.

(1) TIME / DATE SEARCH Press the SEARCH key to enter the search menu. SEARCH NAVIGATION: Use the JOG to select values or entries. Use the ENTER key to go to the next menu item and the DISPLAY key to go to the previous menu item. Press the SELECT key to confirm a selection. Press the MENU key to leave the search menu. ATTENTION: When searching for a playback position just before current recording position, it may occur that this position isn’t available for playback yet (in case the recording segment hasn’t been closed yet). Playback then starts at the next possible position. The values in the EVENT row cannot be changed upon time/date search. The bottom table further shows the total capacity of the used harddisk, its current temperature and the timeframe of available recordings. Select TIME/DATE in the first row of the search menu to enter the requested playback position in the following rows. The period available on the connected harddisks is indicated in the START/END TIME field. Select the respective harddisk in the DISK NO field. 60 SEARCH MENU METHOD TIME / DATE DATE 11-09-2005 FR TIME 00:33:23 EVENT A/M/V DISK NO 01 NO SIZE(GB) °C START / END TIME 01 152 42 10-09-2005 07:33:23 14-09-2005 06:53:11

Enter EVENT in the first row of the search menu if you search for specific events such as alarm, motion detection or video loss. Preselect the type of event to be listed in the EVENT row. The following types of event are available: All events (alarm, motion detection, video loss) A / B / V Motion detection and video loss B / V Alarm and video loss A / V Alarm and motion detection A / B Video loss VLOSS Motion detection MOTION Alarm events (alarm contacts and system alarms) ALARM Description Display The TIME and DATE rows are inactive for this search mode. The period available on the connected harddisks is indicated in the START / END TIME field at the bottom. Select the requested harddisk in the DISK NO field. Having selected the type of event, press SELECT to start the event list showing 16 entries per page (640 pages max.). Use either the Shuttle (clockwise) or the COPY key to browse the pages; use either the SHUTTLE (counter-clockwise) or the DISPLAY key to browse backwards. After selecting the type of event with the JOG and having confirmed your selection with the ENTER key, the DVR switches to playback mode. The type of event is indicated next to the consecutive number: A: Alarm (Alarm contact) + contact number; M: Motion detection + camera number; V: Video loss + camera number; TN: Start normal recording; Tn: Scheduled recording, n=1~8; PL: Power loss; RTN: Automatic recording restart after power loss; RTn: Automatic scheduled recording restart after power loss, Timer n=1~8. PH (Physical Head): Physical HDD initial position; LH (Logical Head): Logical HDD initial position upon rewriting. F1, F2: Fan failure fan 1 / 2 OT: HDD overtemperature 61 SEARCH LIST 00001 M08 10-09-2005 10:11:33 00002 M01 10-09-2005 12:13:34 00003 M08 10-09-2005 12:13:39 00004 M04 10-09-2005 10:14:55 00005 M08 10-09-2005 10:15:33 00006 M03 10-09-2005 10:23:34 00007 V01 10-09-2005 10:22:12 00008 TN 10-09-2005 10:50:45 00009 M01 10-09-2005 10:54:35 00010 M03 10-09-2005 11:13:35 00011 M03 10-09-2005 11:15:24 00012 M04 10-09-2005 11:18:37 00013 M08 10-09-2005 12:11:34 00014 M01 10-09-2005 13:33:25 00015 M01 10-09-2005 14:09:11 00016 M08 10-09-2005 15:11:27

DVD drive EPR200. PC playback requires the dedicated viewer software which may be copied to USB stick through the COPY menu described below or which can be downloaded via the browser web applet in case a network connection is provided. Single *.jpg format images can be created with the EDR viewer software. A direct single image export from EDR is not supported. COPY Insert the CF card resp. the USB stick. Press the COPY key to open the video export menu. 6. VIDEO EXPORT 62 COPY MENU COPY VIDEO DISK NO 01 CAMERA NO 04 START DATE 10-09-2005 FR TIME 12:22:34 END DATE 10-09-2005 FR TIME 12:27:34 NO SIZE(GB) °C START/END TIME 01 152 42 10-09-2005 07:33:23 14-09-2005 06:53:11 PRESS MENU TO EXIT PRESS SELECT/MIDDLE TO START COPY USB socket

COPY: Select “VIDEO” to export video data. Select “VIEWER” to copy the EDR viewer playback software. DISK NO: Harddisk number; the respective harddisk’s recording timeframes are indicated in the bottom list. CAMERA NO: Number of the camera channel from which the video is to be exported. START DATE / TIME: Video export start position. END DATE / TIME: Video export final position. ATTENTION: The video export start position can also be selected by pressing the COPY key during playback. The buffered time is automatically transferred as start time in the COPY menu, the end time is automatically defined as START TIME + 5 minutes. Both values can be changed manually. Having selected the camera number and start / end time, start the export by pressing the SELECT key. 63

Enter the call and matrix monitor setup menu by pressing the CALL key: Define the following settings in the CALL menu: Press ENTER to select the respective monitor and the selection options: (1) SEQ: “ON" activates the monitor’s sequence mode (automatic sequential switch). (2) OSD: “ON" activates the monitor’s status display including camera number, monitor number and active alarms for this monitor. (3) CAMERA: Select the camera to be displayed with the channel keys 1~9 (EDR920) resp. 1~16 (EDR1640). 64 CALL MENU MONITOR SEQ OSD CAMERA CALL MON OFF ON 01 MATRIX MON 1 OFF ON 01 MATRIX MON 2 OFF ON 01 MATRIX MON 3 OFF ON 01 MATRIX MON 4 OFF ON 01 PRESS SEQ/MIDDLE TO ON/OFF SEQ PRESS DISPLAY TO ON/OFF OSD PRESS CHANNEL NO/WHEEL TO SET CAMERA

8.1. BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOUR Press SELECT to adjust brightness, contrast and colour for each video channel in full screen mode of the respective camera (channel keys 1 ~ 9 resp. 1 ~ 16): Press ENTER to switch between the settings and use the JOG to adjust the values on the slidebars. (1) BRIGHTNESS: Adjust the image brightness from 0 ~ 100%. (2) CONTRAST: Adjust the image contrast from 0 ~ 100%. (3) COLOUR: Adjust the colour saturation from 0 ~ 100%. The current value is indicated both on the slidebar and as percentage. Press MENU or SELECT to leave the menu. 8.2 IMAGE POSITION ADJUSTMENT ON MONITOR If the monitor display is not centre positioned, the horizontal and vertical image position can be adjusted. Press the ZOOM key in any multiscreen display (not full screen mode). Use the JOG to horizontally centre the image position and press ENTER to switch to vertical direction. Further ZOOM key actuation switches the adjustment off. 65

Press the MODE key to switch between 4x, 7x, 9x, 10x, 13x, 16x and PiP (Picture-in-Picture) main monitor display. 10x, 13x and 16x display are available for EDR1640 only. 66

distance of 10m. Basically, the keys comply with the EDR DVR front panel keys. Key assignment differing to EDR front panel: JOG : JOG clockwise. JOG : JOG counter-clockwise. SHUTTLE 1: 2x fast search or 1/2x slow search (in PAUSE) 2: 4x fast search or 1/4x slow search (in PAUSE) 3: 8x fast search or 1/8x slow search (in PAUSE) 4: 16x fast search or 1/10x slow search (in PAUSE) 5: 32x fast search or 1/16x slow search (in PAUSE) . SHUTTLE 1: 2x reverse search 2: 4x reverse search 3: 8x reverse search 4: 16x reverse search 5: 32x reverse search NOTE: Keys 10~16 are active for EDR1640 only. 67 10. EDA 966 INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL (optional)

Operating system Windows XP SP2 / Windows 2000 SP6, DirectX 9.0c, Internet Explorer min. 6.x. ActiveX applications must be permitted in the Internet Explorer settings. The loading and installation of ActiveX components during initial installation require local PC administration rights. The following elaborations assume the proper DVR network connection installation. ACCESS VIA INTERNET EXPLORER Enter the DVR IP address in the Internet Explorer address line: Enter user name and password in the LOGIN screen. 11. NETWORK ACCESS 68

2. STOP: Stop playback mode and switch to live mode. 3. PLAYBACK 1. REVERSE PLAYBACK 4. SINGLE IMAGE FORWARD: Switch to next image in PAUSE mode. 6. SINGLE IMAGE REVERSE: Switch to previous image in PAUSE mode. 5. PAUSE: Stop playback, freeze image. 69 7 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 16 13 14 15 8 17 7. Playback search, PTZ control 8. Types of event 9. Event list 10. Play start event playback 11. Update start / refresh event list 12. Connection status (PLAY or LIVE), in playback mode: playback position indication 13. Full screen display 14. 4x screen display (quad) 15. 9x screen display 16. Click right into a camera screen to open the context menu showing a list of all cameras available 17. Download EDR viewer software for export file playback (click in logo)

Event list search mode 70 Select the types of event to be displayed: ALARM, MOTION (motion detection), VLOSS (video loss). Press UPDATE to start / refresh the event list. The load time depends on both the event list size and the network speed. Events are displayed with type of event, time and date indication. The number of pages available (max. 640) is indicated below the list. Use the following keys to browse the pages: >> next page, << previous page, >>| last page, |<< first page. Alternatively, the page number can also be entered directly, press GO to switch to the selected page. Press PLAY to start the playback after selecting an entry.

Selecting "Search by Time" opens an entry mask for playback position date and time input. Press the PLAY key to start the playback after data input. Year Month Day Second Minute Hour

Select “PTZ CONTROL” to activate the telemetry mode. Select the camera in the PTZ CAM field. The following control functions are available: 1. Camera selection 2. Key mode: Pan/tilt/zoom key reaction type Continuous – control command is sent continuously Step x 10 – 10 single commands per keystroke are sent Step x 5 - 5 single commands per keystroke are sent Step x 1 – 1 single command per keystroke is sent 3. Directional arrows: Pan / tilt control keys 4. Z+ / Z-: Zoom function Z+: Tele, Z-: Wide 5. Focus: manual focus NEAR: near range, FAR: tele range 6. IRIS: manual iris control OPEN: open iris CLOSE: close iris 7. PRESET: Preset selection SET: Save current PTZ position as selected preset number CLR: Delete the selected preset position JUMP: Approach the selected preset position 8. AUTO PAN: Automatic pan function RUN: start AUTO PAN STOP: stop AUTO PAN PTZ CONTROL 72

EDR video data exported with the COPY function are saved as *.arv files, an MPEG-4 file format which cannot be run with common software, but requires a special viewer software. This „EDR viewer“ software (freeware, no licensing required) is available in the DVR memory and may be copied anytime by one of the following methods: 1. Export to USB stick: Select „VIEWER“ in the first row of the COPY menu. Press the SELECT key to copy the software to the inserted USB stick. 2. Download via network: If the DVR is connected to a PC via network, the EDR viewer software can also bei downloaded via Internet Explorer. Click the EverFocus logo to start the download. APPENDIX A: EDR VIEWER SOFTWARE

PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Operating system Windows XP SP2 / Windows 2000 SP6, DirectX 9.0c (free download on www.microsoft.com/directx), Internet Explorer min. 6.x, DivX codec (for AVI export, free download on e.g. www.divx.com). 74 The EDR viewer enables ARV file playback, JPG format single image storage and video file conversion to AVI format (with DivX codec, see PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS). ATTENTION: The conversion of video files recorded with 720x288 recording resolution will result in AVI files with half the image height. For these files, it is recommended to make use of playback software able to correct the aspect ratio (e.g. MediaPlayer Classic, freeware, download on www.everfocus.de). The EDR viewer consists of one file only: EDRViewer.exe. Save this file to your PC and run the exe file. APPENDIX A: EDR VIEWER SOFTWARE

1 FREE 1 FREE 2 TXD 2 RXD 3 RXD 3 TXD 4 FREE 4 FREE 5 SIGNAL GROUND 5 SIGNAL GROUND 6 FREE 6 FREE 7 FREE 7 FREE 8 FREE 8 FREE 9 FREE 9 FREE DVR HOST 1 5 3 9 2 8 4 7 6 Pin assignment 9-pin RS-232 plug 75 1. RS-232 Pin assignment EDR1640/920 can be controlled by external devices through RS-232 interface. 2. Interface settings For the RS232/485 port, 6 different speeds are available: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 and 38400 baud. Define the port settings in the RS232/RS485 menu. APPENDIX B: Interface specification INTERFACE SPECIFICATION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RS-485 pin assignment Both RS-485 sockets are equally wired. Pin 1: GND Pin 3: RS485 + (A) Pin 6: RS485 - (B) Illustration: contact side RJ-45 plug

EEPBus protocol is a universal control protocol for EDSR and EDR (MPEG4) series’ digital video recorders. Therefore, it may occur that some of the following commands are not available for all DVR types. 76 1-1. Sample control code packets Example 1 : A packet that sends "REC" key to DVR (ID=5) 0x85 (length) 0x00 (Receiver ID high byte) 0x05 (Receiver ID low byte) 0x4B (OPcode = key ) 0x08 (DATA1 = "Rec" keycode ) 0x5D (checksum) Example 2 : A packet that sends "PAUSE" key to DVR (ID=4999) 0x85 (length) 0x27 (Receiver ID high byte) 0x07 (Receiver ID low byte) 0x4B (OPcode = key ) 0x0C (DATA1 = "Pause" keycode ) 0x0A (checksum) Example3 : A packet that sends "PLAY" key to all DVR (broadcast) 0x85 (length) 0x7f (Receiver ID high byte) 0x7f (Receiver ID low byte) 0x4B (OPcode = key ) 0x0B (DATA1 = "Play" keycode ) 0x59 (checksum) APPENDIX C: Remote control protocol 3. Remote control protocol

Length Byte (Prefix: 0x86, 0x87, or 0x88 ..... ) Receiver ID high byte Receiver ID low byte Opcode Byte Data Byte1 Data Byte2 Data Byte3 Checksum Byte 2-2. Length Byte This Length Byte is also a prefix. Bit7 must be 1. EX: 0x87 ==> this packet has 7 bytes length. (not included length byte itself ) APPENDIX C: Remote control protocol

1.) Individual receiver ID Decimal 14bit binary value Hbyte Lbyte Receiver ID (EDSR) 0 0000000 0000000 00 00 ID = 0 1 0000000 0000001 00 01 ID = 1 2 0000000 0000010 00 02 ID = 2 .... 126 0000000 1111110 00 7e ID = 126 127 0000000 1111111 00 7f ID = 127 128 0000001 0000000 01 00 ID = 128 129 0000001 0000001 01 01 ID = 129 255 0000001 1111111 01 7f ID = 255 256 0000010 0000000 02 00 ID = 256 .... 511 0000011 1111111 03 7f ID = 511 .... 16382 1111111 1111110 7f 7e ID = 16382 2.) Broadcast ID Decimal 14bit binary value Hbyte Lbyte Receiver ID 16383 1111111 1111111 7f 7f all DVR connect to RS485/RS232 APPENDIX C: Remote control protocol

0x4D command Matrix command 2-4-2. Remote keys (OPcode=0x4B) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Data1 Key Data1 Key 0x00 CH1 0x01 CH2 0x02 CH3 0x03 CH4 0x04 MODE 0x05 ZOOM 0x06 SEQ 0x07 MENU 0x08 REC 0x09 REV.PLAY 0x0A STOP 0x0B PLAY 0x0C PAUSE 0x0D SEARCH 0x0E COPY 0x0F DISPALY 0x10 SHUTTLE<>x1 0x18 SHUTTLE>>x2 0x19 SHUTTLE>>x4 0x1a SHUTTLE>>x8 0x1b SHUTTLE>>x16 0x1c SHUTTLE>>x32 0x1d SHUTTLE>>x600 0x1e JOG< 0x1f JOG> 0x20 CH5 0x21 CH6 0x22 CH7 0x23 CH8 0x24 CH9 0x25 CH10 0x26 CH11 0x27 CH12 0x28 CH13 0x29 CH14 0x2a CH15 0x2b CH16 0x2c SELECT 0x2d CALL 0x2e ENTER 0x2f (reserve) 0x30 (reserve) 0x31 (reserve) 0x32 (reserve) 0x33 (reserve) 0x34 (reserve) 2-4. Opcode Byte & Data bytes APPENDIX C: Remote control protocol

(OPcode=0x4D) Data1 Matrix function 0x00 Matrix monitor0 - ch01 spot 0x01 Matrix monitor0 - ch02 spot 0x02 Matrix monitor0 - ch03 spot 0x03 Matrix monitor0 - ch04 spot 0x04 Matrix monitor0 - ch05 spot 0x05 Matrix monitor0 - ch06 spot 0x06 Matrix monitor0 - ch07 spot 0x07 Matrix monitor0 - ch08 spot 0x08 Matrix monitor0 - ch09 spot 0x09 Matrix monitor0 - ch10 spot 0x0a Matrix monitor0 - ch11 spot 0x0b Matrix monitor0 - ch12 spot 0x0c Matrix monitor0 - ch13 spot 0x0d Matrix monitor0 - ch14 spot 0x0e Matrix monitor0 - ch15 spot 0x0f Matrix monitor0 - ch16 spot 0x10 Matrix monitor1 - ch01 spot 0x11 Matrix monitor1 - ch02 spot 0x12 Matrix monitor1 - ch03 spot 0x13 Matrix monitor1 - ch04 spot 0x14 Matrix monitor1 - ch05 spot 0x15 Matrix monitor1 - ch06 spot 0x16 Matrix monitor1 - ch07 spot 0x17 Matrix monitor1 - ch08 spot 0x18 Matrix monitor1 - ch09 spot 0x19 Matrix monitor1 - ch10 spot 0x1a Matrix monitor1 - ch11 spot 0x1b Matrix monitor1 - ch12 spot 0x1c Matrix monitor1 - ch13 spot 0x1d Matrix monitor1 - ch14 spot 0x1e Matrix monitor1 - ch15 spot 0x1f Matrix monitor1 - ch16 spoz 0x20 Matrix monitor2 - ch01 spot Data1 Matrix function 0x21 Matrix monitor2 - ch02 spot 0x22 Matrix monitor2 - ch03 spot 0x23 Matrix monitor2 - ch04 spot 0x24 Matrix monitor2 - ch05 spot 0x25 Matrix monitor2 - ch06 spot 0x26 Matrix monitor2 - ch07 spot 0x27 Matrix monitor2 - ch08 spot 0x28 Matrix monitor2 - ch09 spot 0x29 Matrix monitor2 - ch10 spot 0x2a Matrix monitor2 - ch11 spot 0x2b Matrix monitor2 - ch12 spot 0x2c Matrix monitor2 - ch13 spot 0x2d Matrix monitor2 - ch14 spot 0x2e Matrix monitor2 - ch15 spot 0x2f Matrix monitor2 - ch16 spot 0x30 Matrix monitor3 - ch01 spot 0x31 Matrix monitor3 - ch02 spot 0x32 Matrix monitor3 - ch03 spot 0x33 Matrix monitor3 - ch04 spot 0x34 Matrix monitor3 - ch05 spot 0x35 Matrix monitor3 - ch06 spot 0x36 Matrix monitor3 - ch07 spot 0x37 Matrix monitor3 - ch08 spot 0x38 Matrix monitor3 - ch09 spot 0x39 Matrix monitor3 - ch10 spot 0x3a Matrix monitor3 - ch11 spot 0x3b Matrix monitor3 - ch12 spot 0x3c Matrix monitor3 - ch13 spot 0x3d Matrix monitor3 - ch14 spot 0x3e Matrix monitor3 - ch15 spot 0x3f Matrix monitor3 - ch16 spot 0x40 Matrix monitor4 - ch01 spot 0x41 Matrix monitor4 - ch02 spot Data1 Matrix function 0x42 Matrix monitor4 - ch03 spot 0x43 Matrix monitor4 - ch04 spot 0x44 Matrix monitor4 - ch05 spot 0x45 Matrix monitor4 - ch06 spot 0x46 Matrix monitor4 - ch07 spot 0x47 Matrix monitor4 - ch08 spot 0x48 Matrix monitor4 - ch09 spot 0x49 Matrix monitor4 - ch10 spot 0x4a Matrix monitor4 - ch11 spot 0x4b Matrix monitor4 - ch12 spot 0x4c Matrix monitor4 - ch13 spot 0x4d Matrix monitor4 - ch14 spot 0x4e Matrix monitor4 - ch15 spot 0x4f Matrix monitor4 - ch16 spot 0x50 Matrix monitor0 - sequence 0x51 Matrix monitor1 - sequence 0x52 Matrix monitor2 - sequence 0x53 Matrix monitor3 - sequence 0x54 Matrix monitor4 - sequence 0x60 Matrix monitor0 - turn OSD on 0x61 Matrix monitor1 - turn OSD on 0x62 Matrix monitor2 - turn OSD on 0x63 Matrix monitor3 - turn OSD on 0x64 Matrix monitor4 - turn OSD on 0x70 Matrix monitor0 - turn OSD off 0x71 Matrix monitor1 - turn OSD off 0x72 Matrix monitor2 - turn OSD off 0x73 Matrix monitor3 - turn OSD off 0x74 Matrix monitor4 – turn OSD off 2-5. Checksum Byte Checksum is computed as the sum of all previous bytes (including the length byte), then mask with 0x7f. 80 APPENDIX C: Remote control protocol

Average recording times, based on 100GB harddisk capacity. Using the VBR (Variable Bit Rate) method, the storage requirement per image depends on the image’s colour and contrast content and captured motion. The following calculations represent sample values for continuous recording. Actually achieved values may differ and can be calculated by means of test recordings if required. The value IMAGES/S refers to the total DVR recording rate (all installed cameras). CALCULATION BASE: 100 GB harddisk capacity 30 33 36 46 60 69 200 15 17 18 23 30 35 400 22 24 27 33 34 39 100 44 49 55 66 69 79 50 21 24 28 33 35 39 200 43 49 56 66 71 79 100 755 807 914 1157 1510 1736 8 242 258 292 370 483 556 25 121 129 146 185 242 278 50 60 65 73 93 121 139 100 RECORDING TIME (HOURS) 4,6 4,3 3,8 3 2,3 2 Images / s SUPERIOR HIGH STANDARD BASIC LOW LOWER RATE IMAGE SIZE (KB) RECORDING 360x288 (CIF) RESOLUTION: 2222 2480 2778 3268 3472 3968 1 556 620 694 817 868 992 4 278 310 347 408 434 496 8 89 99 111 131 139 159 25 RECORDING TIME (HOURS) 12,5 11,2 10 8,5 8 7 Images / s SUPERIOR HIGH STANDARD BASIC LOW LOWER RATE IMAGE SIZE (KB) RECORDING 720x576 (D1) RESOLUTION: 4340 4960 5669 6614 7123 7937 1 1085 1240 1417 1653 1781 1984 4 543 620 709 827 890 992 8 174 198 227 265 285 317 25 87 99 113 132 142 159 50 RECORDING TIME (HOURS) 6,4 5,6 4,9 4,2 3,9 3,5 Images / s SUPERIOR HIGH STANDARD BASIC LOW LOWER RATE IMAGE SIZE (KB) RECORDING 720x288 (Half-D1) RESOLUTION: 81

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