INTELLICAM SYSTEMS GEN IV Series Embedded Net DVR

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GEN IV Series Embedded Net DVR G4-RTA Series H.264 Quick Reference User Guide Index HDD Installation & Format 2 Changing User Name & Password 3 Preview Screen 3, 4 Set Time & Date 4 Changing Camera Input Name 4 Manual Record 4, 5 Record Setup 5 Changing the Frame Rate 5, 6 Playback Mode 6, 7 Backing Up Files 7 Setting PTZ Camera Parameters 7 PTZ Camera Control 8 Setting Network Parameters 8, 9 Changing Preview Screen Parameters 9 Enable the Remote Control 9 Powering Down the Unit 9 Terminating the RJ45 to DB-9 Cable for RS-485 9 Setting Cameras to Motion Detect 10 1 of 10

HDD Installation & Format This unit can hold up to 8 HDD, 2 per IDE cable. Before installing a new HDD please ensure to properly set master and slave. An external USB port allows for use of external storage devices. IDE cables are located in the accessory box and have 3 connectors: 1. Blue Connector-this is the mainboard connector 2. Black Middle Connector-this is a device connector; a device connected here should be configured to Slave. 3. Black End Connector-this is a device connector; a device connected here should be configured to Master. *NOTE* Intellicam Default Installation will have CD-R on IDE 1 configured to master, and a 250GB HDD on IDE 1 configured to Slave. After installing a new HDD the new drive will have to be formatted. Follow these steps to format a new HDD: Press menu Press to select the password field Enter 12345 then press enter Field will move to CONFIRM then press Enter Use to select the UTILITIES then press Enter Use to select HARD DISK then press Enter Use to select the newly installed HDD in the Select HD: field Use to select FORMAT and press enter Repeat these steps for any additional HDDs installed *NOTE* Press PREV at any time to return to the preview screen. 2 of 10

Changing User Name & Password The unit will arrive with a default administrator titled admin and a default password of 12345. admin can not be modified; you can however modify the password and add additional users with individual passwords. Please follow these steps to add and modify additional users and passwords: Enter the setup menu Press to select USER and press enter Press to select the ADD or the PASSWORD fields *NOTE* Press the A key to select Uppercase, Lowercase, and Symbol input characters. Use the EDIT key to backspace. Use alpha/numeric buttons to enter selected input character. If adding a new user, edit the name, then enter a new password or modify old password. Then verify the entered password. *NOTE* Additional user default rights include: local playback, remote playback, and view log. Press to select Confirm and press enter Preview Screen The preview screen will display date and time, input name and a status bar for each channel associated with the unit. Press A key to toggle the status bar on or off. Alpha/Numeric keys will select individual inputs. *NOTE* If DVR has more than 8 channels, use a leading zero to select 1-9 and a leading 1 to select 10-16. Press EDIT to manually cycle through inputs. Press PREV to change into a multi-screen display. The status bar will always display REC and ALARM status, the color code is as follows: Record Status: Icon Icon Color Status Description White Yellow Pink Green Blue No video signal Video input Manual recording Real time recording Motion detect recording 3 of 10

Alarm Status: Icon Icon Color Status Description White Yellow Pink Green Blue Red No video signal View Tampering input Motion & External alarm No alarm Motion alarm External alarm Set Time & Date Set time and date as follows: Enter setup menu Press to select DISPLAY and press enter Press to select fields in DATE: Press to modify an individual field Press to select fields in TIME: Press to modify an individual field Press to select Confirm and press enter Changing Camera Input Name You can change the name of each camera input by following these steps: Enter the setup menu Press to select IMAGE and press enter Press to select the camera input to change in the Select Camera: field Press to select Name: field Use alpha/numeric keys to enter characters *NOTE* Image adjustments can also be made from this page. All properties with the exception of camera name may be copied to other cameras. Press to select Confirm and press enter Manual Record There are two ways to enter the manual record interface mode: 1. Press REC and enter user password 2. Enter the setup menu and press REC The manual record interface displays three items: 1. Channel-lists the channels available 2. Status: 4 of 10

Icon Icon Color Status Description X Green Red Orange Idle Recording Network transmission Recording/Network transmission 3. Start All/Stop All-Start and stop recording, use enter to modify field This page also includes Start All and Stop All options. Use to select and press enter. Press ESC at any time to exit the record interface. Record Setup In recording setup you can select what to do if HDD is full, set a recording schedule, and select the frame rate in addition to other advanced settings. To Enter Recording Setup Enter setup menu Press to select RECORDING and press enter If HD Full: Option Press to select If HD Full: field Press to select Overwrite (default) or Stop Recording Set Record Schedule Press to select Select Camera: field Press to camera number Press to select Schedule and press enter *NOTE* After creating/modifying a recording schedule you must reboot the system. You can reboot the system from the UTILITIES menu. In the record schedule you can select the Day, All Day, Rec. Type and chose from up to four recording periods (Max. is four). *NOTE* If you select All Day you can only select the Rec. Type and the record periods are unavailable. When you do not select All Day, all periods are available and you may select a Rec. Type for each period. Press to select fields within each period. Set Start Time, End Time, and Rec. Type All record properties may be copied to other days. Press to Confirm and press enter Change The Frame Rate Press to select Frame Rate: field 5 of 10

Press to select desired frame rate *NOTE* Frame rates are as follows: Full-NTSC is 30 FPS (default),20,16,12,10,8,6,4,2,1,1/2,1/4,1/8,1/16 Playback Mode There are two ways to enter the playback interface mode: 1. Press PLAY and enter user password 2. Enter the setup menu and press PLAY Once in the playback interface follow this step to begin playback. Press to select Play and press enter It is possible to playback two channels simultaneously to do so follow these steps: Press to select Chan: field Press to select which channel will be the primary playback. Press to select Second: field Press to select which channel will be the secondary playback or none for no secondary playback. Playback may also be selected by Rec. Type. Press to select Rec. Type: field Press to select recording type playback Record types are: All (default), All Time, Motion Detect, Alarm, and Manual. Play back can be selected by time index or searched within a given time index Press to select Time Index field Press to change times and enter Press to select Play and press enter Press to select Search field and press enter This will display a list of segments found within the selected time index. Press to select segments within the segment box You may also cycle through segment pages by page number. *NOTE* When any field in the time index is selected, pushing enter will display the list of segment files available for that specific time index. During playback there is an information bar which is displayed at the bottom of the screen, it displays the following information: Volume, Play Progress, Play Speed, Played Time, and File Total Time. The following list shows how to operate during playback: Display/Hide information bar: MENU Open/Close sound: PLAY Adjust play progress: (Backward), (Forward). The unit is %. Adjust play speed: Normal speed is 1x. Use to increase play speed ( 2X, 4X, 8X and MAX). Use to decrease play speed (1/2X, 1/4X, 1/8X and Frame by Frame) Pause/Continue: Press ENTER to pause/continue playback. If played frame by frame, Press ENTER to paly one frame. Copy segment: EDIT 6 of 10

Exit: ESC Playback switch: When in 2-ch playback, press PREV to switch between main channel and second channel. Press ESC at any time to exit the playback interface. Backing Up Files *NOTE* Connect external backup devices before attempting to backup any recorded files. Backing up files will be done through the playback interface mode. Backup devices are as follows: USB Disk-Flash Drive (default), USB HDD, USB CD-R/W, or IDE CD-RW Enter the playback interface mode and follow these steps to backup information. Press to select Save Device: field Press to select device type To back up all information from the current day: Press to select Backup Today and press enter Or, Select segment files from the playlist and press Edit to select those files to be copied. Press to select Save Device: field Press to select save device type Press to select Copy and press enter File segments may also be copied during play mode. During video playback: press the EDIT key to start copying a segment, press EDIT again to stop copying. After all segments are selected, press the ESC key to exit playback and you will be prompted to backup selected segment. Press enter to confirm backup of selected video segments. *NOTE* A maximum of 30 video segments may be selected during playback. Setting PTZ Camera Parameters In order to control a PTZ, camera parameters must be set in the menu. To change parameters for a PTZ camera follow these steps: Enter the setup menu Press to select PTZ and press enter Press to select Select Camera: field Press to select which camera you trying to control Press to select Baud Rate: field and press enter Press to change Baud Rate-2400 for Pelco-D Press to select Protocol: field and press enter Press to select the desired protocol-pelco-d Press to select PTZ Addr: field and press enter Select 1 for standard Pelco-D camera address. *NOTE* Properties may be copied to other cameras with the exception of the PTZ Address. PTZ presets, cruise modes and auto sequences may also be set from this page. 7 of 10

PTZ Camera Control After parameters have been set for all cameras to be controlled, there are two ways to enter the PTZ interface mode: 1. Enter the setup menu and press PTZ 2. Press PTZ and enter user password Once the PTZ interface mode has been entered, an information bar will appear at the bottom of the screen say PTZ Control Use the alpha/numeric keys to select which camera you wish to control *NOTE* If using more than 9 cameras, use a leading zero to select 1-9 and a leading 1 to select 10-16. The following keys are used during PTZ control and are indicated by blue text: PTZ control keys description Direction control keys:,,, ZOOM control keys: ZOOM+, ZOOM- FOCUS control keys: FOCUS+, FOCUS- IRIS control keys: IRIS+, IRIS- Adjust preset keys: REC/SHOT Auto control key: PLAY/AUTO Wiper control key: WIPER/MENU Light control key: LIGHT/F1 Auxiliary device control key: AUX/F2 Setting Network Parameters In order to enable DVR remote access you must ensure the network parameters are set correctly. Please consult Intellicam Systems Network Troubleshooting Guide for direct PC to DVR troubleshooting using a crossover cable. The following table includes the default NETWORK settings: IP Address: 192.168.1.50 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Mask: 255.255.255.0 Port: 8000 Http:// Port: 80 To make changes to the net Enter the setup menu and press to select NETWORK Press to select NIC Type: field and press enter Press to select NIC type- 10m/100m Auto(default) Press to select IP: field and press enter Use the alpha/numeric keys to select the IP Address *NOTE* Use the EDIT key to backspace and make corrections Press to select Port: field and press enter Use the alpha/numeric keys to select the Network Access Port Press to select Mask: field and press enter Use the alpha/numeric keys to select the Subnet Mask 8 of 10

Press to select Gateway: field and press enter Use the alpha/numeric keys to select the Gateway Changing Preview Screen Parameters In the preview menu you can set the following options: Preview Mode, Screen Switch Time, Enable or Disable Audio Preview, and Preview Layout. Enable the Remote Control *NOTE* In the DISPLAY menu the device ID is 88 (default); if using multiple DVRs please change the device ID for each unit otherwise one remote will work for all units. To change the device ID follow these steps: Enter the setup menu and press to select the DISPLAY menu and press enter Press to select Device ID: field and press enter Use the alpha/numeric keys to select the device ID To enable the remote control, follow these steps using the remote control: On the remote press the DEV key and enter the Device ID from the previous step and press enter The STATUS light on the unit will turn green. The remote control is now enabled. Use the remote normally To Disable the remote control press the DEV key again; the green STATUS light will extinguish. The remote control is now disabled. Powering Down the Unit *WARNING* Never use the switch on the rear panel of the unit or remove power plug to power down the unit. Doing so could cause damage to the internal HDD. There are three safe ways to power down the unit: 1. Press and hold the POWER key on the front of the unit for 5 seconds, enter the password, and press enter to confirm. 2. Enter the setup menu and press to select UTILITIES and press enter Press to select POWER OFF and press enter Press enter again to confirm. 3. Using the remote control, press and hold the POWER key for 5 seconds, enter the password, and press enter to confirm. Terminating the RJ45 to DB-9 Cable for RS-485 Use In order to use the RJ45 cable for RS-485 control you must remove the molded DB-9 head by cutting the cable. Strip back the outer conductor a few inches and cut all colors but Black & Red. Use the following to pin out to standard RS-485 data lines: TXD+ Pin 1 to Black TXD- Pin 2 to Red 9 of 10

Setting Cameras to Motion Detect *NOTE* You must choose a Motion Det. Level to activate motion detection on a desired channel. *NOTE* Motion Detection Sensitivity can be set in the range of 0-5 (0 being the lowest and 5 being the highest). *NOTE* Defining a motion detection area is separate from defining a privacy mask area. To enable Motion Detection on desired channels, please follow these steps: Enter the setup menu and press to select the IMAGE menu and press enter. Press to select Select Camera: field Press to select desired camera Press to select Motion Det. Level: field Press to select the desired Motion Detection Level (see above Note) Press to select Area and press enter You will now see a Blue grid, Follow the onscreen instructions to navigate and make selections RED Indicates Motion Detection Area-BLUE Indicates Non-Motion Detection Area. After defining the motion detection area, Press Enter to save the settings and return to the menu. *NOTE* You must apply these settings to all desired cameras, or use the Copy to Camera: option. Press Confirm to save settings and exit the IMAGE menu, motion detection will now be enabled. After completing the steps to set up Motion Detection, you can now enable it as a Rec. Type in a Recording Schedule. Please remember when making changes to a Recording Schedule that a Reboot is necessary. *NOTE* Motion Detection will be indicated on the Preview screen by a BLUE ALARM Status Indicator and only when motion is detected. If Motion Det. has been selected as the Rec. Type it will again be indicated on the Preview screen by a steady BLUE RECORD Status Indicator. 10 of 10