Low cost Pentaplex Security H264 Recorder simultaneous Record / Playback / Live Monitoring / Network Access / Backup.

Excellent for High-Resolution Security Recording, Remote View & Playback.

CCTV H.264 Recorder 8 Camera Video 4 Camera Audio Motion Detection Network Remote Digital Security CCTV Recorder.

H264 for BEST NETWORK REMOTE LIVE VIEW & PLAYBACK high image rate / small file size lower ADSL/Internet bandwidth.

Up to 240 images per second.

Full Screen D1 PAL 414 720 pixel Recording near SDTV / DVD resolution.

Operation via Front Panel or Mouse or Network or IR Remote Control.

TCP/IP Network (ADSL) & RS485 Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus & USB & Alarm interfaces.

Continuous - Alarm - Scheduled - Motion Detection recording modes.

Image Copy via LAN or USB - provision for 2 internal HDD up to 2 000 GB each 4 000 GB Storage.

Network: Live-View & Playback & Setup.

Remote: Dynamic Domain Name Server (DDNS) support.

VGA (Option) & Composite Video & HDMI & Audio outputs.

16 Ch version, ideal for later expansion

Low Cost economical Network Digital Video Recorder H.264 DVR 8 Camera Video, 4 Camera Audio
Real Time 200 images per second (720 x 288) or D1 720 x 576 Full-Screen Recording (100 ips)
Pentaplex operation simultaneous Playback / Recording / Ethernet / Back Up / Live View
Concurrent Multi-Camera Playback all 8 Cameras at same time
USB2.0 for back up
Real Time Live Display Rate
Display Resolution 720 X 576 (PAL)
Display Mode 1, 4, 6, 8 & 9 split, Picture-In-Picture, Sequential Switching
Storage 2 Internal SATA HDDs up to 2 TB each
Mouse interface, USB A Socket
RS485 interface control Pan Tilt Zoom Cameras via DVR or Network
Support Network Time Server
Support DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server)
Support Disk S.M.A.R.T Check

Monitor Output Composite Video BNC
Monitor Output VGA (Option) VGA HD15
Monitor Output HDMI
Video Inputs 8 BNC
Audio Inputs 4 RCA
Audio Output 1 RCA
Alarm Inputs 4
Alarm Output SPST NO Relay
 

RECORD
H.264 Algorithm Video Hardware Compressor
Resolution: 720 x 576 PAL (720 x 480 NTSC)
Resolution: 720 x 288 PAL (720 x 240 NTSC)
Resolution: 360 x 288 PAL (360 x 240 NTSC)
Speed (PAL): up to 200 images per second @ 360x288 or 720x288, 100 ips @ 720x576
Modes: Continuous, Motion, Alarm, Time+Motion, Time+Alarm, Holiday, Panic, Pre-Event
Parameters: Individually programmable for each Camera
 

SEARCH & PLAYBACK
Mode: Date/Time, Event
Display Mode 1, 4, 6, 8 & 9 split, PIP, SEQ
Concurrent 8 Camera Playback
 

NETWORK
Connection 10/100 Ethernet Network Port
Method Static IP / ADSL / DHCP / DDNS
Remote Monitoring (Live View) YES
Remote Playback YES
Remote Back-Up YES
Remote DVR Setup YES
Remote PTZ Control YES
Remote Event Notification YES
Network Time Protocol YES


SYSTEM
Operation: Front Panel or Mouse (Option) or IR Remote Control (Option)
Motion Detection multiple Detection zones
Data Export (with Audio) External: USB (HDD, Flash Drive)
HDD Mirror YES - for critical applications data is written to two HDDs if one HDD fails data is available on other
Disk Temperature Check YES
Disk S.M.A.R.T Check YES
Software upgrade USB Flash Drive
Setup In/Export YES (via USB memory)
System Logs YES
Event Logs YES
Internal Buzzer: Keystroke, Video Loss, Alarm In, Motion Detect, each configurable On/Off
Power Supply Switch Mode, Input: 100 ~ 240 volts AC via C14 Connector. Output: 12 Volts DC Regulated,  2.5 x 5.5 mm DC Plug on ~ 1500 mm Cable.
Dimensions: 435mm(W) x 330mm(D) x 60mm(H), excludes I/O Sockets.
Weight: ~3.6 kg, Shipping 5.5 kg

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Designed for use Worldwide

• Compatible with CCIR mono / PAL colour and EIA mono / NTSC color TV Systems.

• Universal Mains Power Supply - Input: 100 ~ 240 volts AC, frequency 50 ~ 60 Hertz, C14 Connector. Output: 12 Volts DC Regulated, 5 Amps, 2.5 x 5.5 mm DC Plug on ~ 1500 mm Cable.

TV Systems

• CCIR = Australian / European Monochrome TV System

• PAL = Australian / European Colour TV System

• EIA = USA / Japan Monochrome TV System

• NTSC = USA / Japan Color TV System

• FPS = Frames per Second

• fps = fields per second

• ips = images per second