Manuel d'utilisation / d'entretien du produit QLR-0440 Series du fabricant LOREX Technology
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Copyright © 2008 Lorex Technology In c. MODEL: QLR - 0440 Series DIGITAL VIDEO CAPTURE CARD Instruction Manual www.lorexcctv.com English Version 2.0.
- 2 - Under the copyright l aws, neither the docume ntation nor the softw are may be copied, phot ocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced t o any electronic medium or mach i ne-readable form, in w hole or part without the prior written consent of Lorex Technology Inc .
- 3 - ■ Important Safety Instructions 1) Read & Retain Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appli ance is operated. The safety and operating instructions should be retai ned for future reference. 2) Heed Warnings All warnings on the product and in the operating instructi ons should be adhered to.
- 4 - Table of Contents SECTION 1 - PRO DUCT INFORMATION ................................................................................................ ...... 5 Introducti on: .........................................................................
- 5 - SECTION 1 - PRODUCT INFORMA TION Introduction: Thank you for purchasing this high quality video product. The QLR DVR is a Profession al Video Capture system with many advanced features offering a cost effective PC based surveillance sol ution.
- 6 - Specifications: Model QLR440 Video Input 4 Channel RCA NTSC/PAL Display Speed 30 fps (4ch) max Split Screen 1, 4 Recording Speed 30 fps (4ch) max Resolution 320 x 240, 640 x 480 Compression Meth.
- 7 - SECTION 2 - INST ALLA TION INSTRUCTIONS Hardware Installation Before installing the VISTAPRO soft ware, you must first connect the 4 Po rt PCI card and optional Alarm I/O Board (ACC-ALM) into your PC. The 4 Port PCI card has 4 Video inputs, allo wing you to connect up to 4 cameras to your system.
- 8 - Installation Precautions: Installing the 4 Port PCI card requires some degr ee of technical aptitude. If you have no previous experience in opening up a computer and inserting h ardware, it is advisable for you to seek assistance from a more qualified individua l before proceeding.
- 9 - 4) Insert the PC Reset Pin connector (yellow cable) to the socket shown for PC Reset Control of the VISTAPRO 4 and I/O Alarm block. (Device for Auto-Rebooting Watchdog function) Below is the complete picture of the VISTAPRO 4 and connected I/O Alarm Block.
- 10 - 5) Connect the PC Power Supply cable to the Power Supply connector for the VISTAPRO Main Board. (This is only req uired if po werin g cameras directly from the outpu ts o n the back of the card or if using the ACC-1200 accessory module.
- 11 - 8) Insert one side of PC Reset Pin connection cable (yellow cable) from the I/O Alarm board to the Reset Pin on the PC main board. (Required for Watchdog Function) 9) Connect the other side of PC Reset Pin conn ection cable (yellow cable) with the Reset S witch connection cable on the front of PC case.
- 12 - 11) Insert all camera connections. 12) Now you have successful ly installed the VISTAPRO Hard ware. Note that the DVR may be expanded b y adding a second QLR440card to th e PC. If adding a second card, use the same procedu re as above excluding steps 6 – 9.
- 13 - Driver Installation * The screenshots shown bel o w are taken from Wi ndows 2000 and may va ry slightly depending the Operating System 1. When you boot your computer after you have in serted the DVR cards to the PCI slot, Windows will automatically detect the existing card and the follo wing message dialog appears autom atically.
- 14 - 3. The system will then find the video driver in the So ft ware CD. Select the driver for your DVR card from the list. Click also Next button here. 4. When the driver is located, the belo w screen wi ll be shown. Click the Continue Anyway button to proceed.
- 15 - 7. The system will then find the audio driver in the So ftware CD. Select the driver for your DVR card from the list. Click also Next button here. 8. When the driver is located, the belo w screen wi ll be shown. Click the Continue Anyway button to proceed.
- 16 - DVR Software Installations (Server, Client, Search) NOTE: You will need the product’s serial number to co mplete the installat ion of the software. The serial number may be found on the CD-ROM. Begin the software installation by double-cli cking the “S etup.
- 17 - SECTION 3: USING THE SER VER APPLICA TION 1. Main Application Window When entering the Server Program, t he main interface scre en will open as shown belo w. There are several view modes for efficient monitoring such as s ingle screen, division screen, and auto s witching modes.
- 18 - 2. Overview of Window Components System Status The following information is provided in this windo w: • Current Date and Time • The percentage of Hard Drive used. The icon indicates that Hard Drive overwrite is enable d. • The client connection status.
- 19 - Relay Control Click the ‘Relay’ tab to bring up the rel ay controls. Clicking these buttons will activate the corres ponding external relay outputs.
- 20 - SECTION 4: SYSTEM SETUP T h i s s e c t i o n w i l l i l l u s t r a t e t h e c o n f i g u r a t i o n o p t i o n s o f f e r e d b y t h e V I S T A P R O S e r v e r ’ s Setup dialog. These options include c hanging passwor ds, scheduling re cordings, programming m otion detection, and much more.
- 21 - • Display character on screen: Displays the information associated with each camera on screen. *OSD (On Screen Display) menu: Camera location: camera name set in Camera setup panel Record mod.
- 22 - 1. Reset pin connection: The DVR boar d has a re set pin for watch-dog. This pin should be connected to the motherboard’s reset jum per. Pl ease refer to your motherboard user’s m anual for the actual position. 2. Omission of the Windows log-on pass word input procedure.
- 23 - • Network Filtering : Setup the network filter ing. You can appoint IP address that will be denied connection. Also, within the IP address range, y ou can appoi nt specific IP addresses to accept. Denied IP address: Input the IP address that will be denied.
- 24 - 3. Camera Setup • Camera Select : Select a camera to setup. • For Each Camera : Camera location : Describe the location where the selected camera is installed. T his name will be displayed on-screen when viewing this camera. PTZ Camera : If using a PTZ camera, select the type of PT Z camera connected to this channel.
- 25 - 4. Schedule Recording Options Camera select : Select a camera to setup a Recor ding Sch edule. If you click ‘All Camera’ , the Recording Schedule is applied to all c ameras. Record mode : Appoint the time by draggin g on the timetabl e and click a record mode.
- 26 - 5. Motion Detect Setup Camera select: Select a camera to setup. For each camera: Region Viewer : On this viewer, you can set the region and test. The active region is shown with a red grid. Sensitivity : Setup the sensitivity of brightness in the motion-detection region.
- 27 - 6. Sensor Input/Output Options Sensor select: Select the sensor input to configure. For each sensor: Sensor Enable : If checked, this sensor is enabled. Normally Closed : Choose this option if using a Norma lly Cl osed sensor rather than Normall y Open.
- 28 - 7. Speaker and Relay Setup Speaker out: Speaker out Enab le : If checked, the speaker output is enabled. Wave file : Setup the wave file for speaker output. (U se ‘Play’ to hear the file in advance.) Working time : Schedule the time frame duri ng which the speaker will be able to activate.
- 29 - 9. Mail Setup Mail Information: Mail Enable : Check to enable the e-mail function. Sender information : Enter the name, mail address, and SMTP Server of the sender. *SMT P (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) Server: (If not known, this may be obtained from the Internet Service Provider).
- 30 - 10. User Set Up This section is user to add/delete users, mak e password changes, as well as determine when pass words will be re quired. • User List : Displays users registered to use this s ystem. You can add, modify, or delete user’s using this menu.
- 31 - < Password A uthority Levels > * X: impossibility , O: possibility Server Search Client Level Advanced System Setup User Registration Setup Search / S top Schedule Rec.
- 32 - SECTION 5: SEARCHING FOR VIDEO The Search Mode is divided into t wo modes - Local Search and Remote Search. The Local Search mo de retrieves video stored locally on th e machine running the Server program. The Remote Search mode enables searching of the recorded d ata on the DVR Server system via Network/Internet.
- 33 - 1. Select Directory for local searchin g Click the ‘Setup’ button ( ). The following window will open: In the Directory section, select the drive and directory for lo cal searching. • Select a drive for search ing: The default will be the drive that the DVR software has been installed in.
- 34 - Time Indicator : Display the real time of recorded data is on playback. (data of present time: blue line) Channel Select : Select the channel for playback (b y 1-channel mode). Quad View : User can see the screen by 4-channel quad mode by clicki ng ‘Quad’ button.
- 35 - Audio Play / Volume Control: Click the Audio Play button if you want to playback the recorded audio. Control the volume by movi ng the vol ume control button. Bookmarking: Click the bookmark icon to open the Bookm ark Dialog box. Set playback bookmarks using add or del ete and go to the desired time within bookmark lists.
- 36 - Capture: Images are able to be saved or printed using this function. The following optio ns are available in regards to the captured imag e: Zoom : User can enlarge or shrink the current capture image using Zoom In/Out buttons. You can see the zoom-region become expand/narrow as Zoom In/Out.
- 37 - SECTION 6: REMOTE CLIENT SOFTW ARE The Client software allows for remote surveill ance of the DVR via LAN, Internet, or Dial-up. 1. Introduction to the Client Window Open the DVR Client program.
- 38 - System Status The following information is provided in this windo w: • Current Date and Time • The percentage of Hard Drive used. The icon indicates that Hard Drive overwrite is enable d. • The Server connection status. Displays the server name and connection speed.
- 39 - 2. Connecting to the DVR Server Clicking the ‘Connect’ button ( ) on the main screen of the C lient application ope ns the ‘Remote connection’ window below.
- 40 - In this dialog, click ‘Local ’ and click ‘OK’. To enter the Local Setup mode panel, input the client setup login passwor d set in server registration setu p panel of Client Setup mode and click ‘OK’. [NOTE] The default password for local setup log in of the Client is ‘1111’ .
- 41 - System Setup Camera On/Off : Enable / Disable each cam era. System Auto switching interv al : Setup the interval time for the auto sw itching. All cameras will be displayed sequentially with this interval time. Display character on screen : Displays the information associated with each camera on screen.
- 42 - For full-duplex audio communication with the Client system, a microphone has to be conn ected to sound card of computer and the ‘Microph one In’ Volume Control setup of windows must be muted. Speaker out : If checked, the speaker will activate if an event (motion, sensor output) occurs at the DVR Server when the application is minimized.
- 43 - Schedule Record Setup: Camera select : Select a camera to setup Recording Sc hedul e. If you click ‘All Camera’, the Recordin g Schedule of all cameras is applie d equally to present camera. Record mode : Appoint the time by draggin g on the timetabl e and click a record mode.
- 44 - Server Registration Setup: If you click ‘Add’, the ‘Server Registration’ window appears as follow. Server Information : Enter the information of DVR Server you want to connect to.
- 45 - Remote Setup Mode * This setup mode is availabl e o n ly to the administrato r After clicking the setup icon, click the ‘Remote’ option. Select the Server name you want to connect and click ‘OK’. ▪ The ‘Remote connection’ window will appear.
- 46 - 4. Remote Search Mode * During a Remote Search session, the Setup ( ), Bookmark ( ), Panorama ( ), and Store to AVI ( ) buttons are disabled, while the Local Search & Do wnload buttons are enabled . (1) Network Setup for remote searching Click the ‘Setup’ button ( ), to open the Setup Dialog box below.
- 47 - (3) Select Date for local searching In calendar, select date you want to search by clicking. Calendar The Calendar shows date s have reco rded data. ▪ Blue date: Has recorded data. ▪ Green date: Date selected and on searc hing. To search other month, use ← and → .
- 48 - Pause tool : go to first frame Forward one frame Go to Last frame Jump * You can search images as t he unit of one-f rame using pause tool. * You can search image of specified time using Jump button. : Click ‘Jump’ button at the status of stop, and specify time to search and click ‘OK’.
- 49 - Disconnection If you click the ‘Local Search’ button, the net work connection between DVR Search and Server is disconnected and loads the l ast recor ded data from the local hard disk.
- 50 - APPENDIX A: Pan/T ilt/Zoom Camera Installation If you want to use P/T/Z camera with DVR, you need to connect with ‘RS-232C to RS-485 Converter’.
- 51 - APPENDIX B: External Sensor and Relay Inst allation (1) Selection of sensor t ype Choose Anode type (When it works, 0 ohm is remained) as a sensor and NO t ype (Normal Open type.
- 52 - APPENDIX C: Setting the Client PC for Audio Communications 1. On the Windows Desktop, Click the [Start -> Progr ams -> Accessories -> Entertainment -> Volume Control]. 2. Click the [Options -> Properties] on Menu bar of the ‘Master volume’ window shown.
- 53 - 5. Check ‘Mute’ of ‘Microphone’ section in the ‘Master Vol ume’ window shown. Then, you can do the audio communication with DVR server system.
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