4 Channel Digital Video Motion Recorder - InfraRed Remote Control - LAN Remote View - HDD-Bay interface

Compatible with: 'Pan/Tilt Domes'

• Stand-Alone 4 Channel DVMR with Alarm I/O, RS485 Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus, RS232 Remote Control & TCP/IP Local Area Network interfaces.

• Easy Push-Button control via Front Panel, no Keyboard, Mouse or VGA Monitor required.

• Reliable Efficient Embedded Operating System no Windows OS or PC knowledge required.

• Infrared Remote Control and RS232 ASCII Remote Control.

• Motion Detection with Masking and adjustable sensitivity.

• Timer, Timer & Alarm, Motion, Motion & Alarm recording modes with recycling of storage.

• Remote RS485 Pan / Tilt / Zoom / Focus control.

• Up to 720 GB storage capacity, two 120 GB internal HDDs and four 120 GB external using optional SA-HDD-Bay. 10 + Days storage @ 5 images-per-second with one 120 GB HDD.

• Designed for Worldwide Market compatible with CCIR/PAL & EIA/NTSC Video Systems & Mains Voltages.

• Full Screen Switching or Quad Screen recording modes.

• Quad, Full Screen & Picture-in-Picture Live Real-Time (50 ips) Display (depending on recording mode) via Composite or S-Video outputs. A low-cost TV with AV input can be used for Monitoring/Playback or a PC VGA Monitor using VID-VGA+.

• Freeze & Zoom mode.

• 1/50 to 50X Playback Speeds (1/60 to 60X EIA/NTSC).

• 0.1 to 50/60 images-per-second Recording rate (50 CCIR/PAL / 60 EIA/NTSC).

• Alarm Inputs & Output.

• 12 Volt DC Powered (can be Battery powered via a 12 Volt Regulator) Universal Mains Power Supply included.

• Time, Date, Title.

• Images can be 'Marked & Saved' on internal HDD (800 MB) & Protected from overwriting.

• Images can be copied from DVMR to VCR, DVD recorder, HDD recorder, etc., via S-Video or Composite Video outputs. Clips can be recorded to PC in AVI format or still images in JPEG  format via LAN interface using Remote Viewer.

• Recording with Live Real-Time (50 ips) Display or Playback via Video outputs.

Live Picture-in-Picture

Live Monitoring

Live Monitoring

Motion Detect Setup

Playback

Playback

Playback

On-Screen Setup

• Video Camera Inputs: (4) 75 ohm impedance composite video (BNC socket) to suit 1 V p-p mono or 1.14 V p-p colour CCIR or EIA monochrome or PAL or NTSC color.

• Video Outputs: (4) looping 75 ohm impedance composite video (BNC socket), (2) 75 ohm impedance composite video for Monitor(s) or VCR (BNC socket), (1) S-Video (Y/C) for Monitor or VCR (4 pin mini socket).

• VGA Output: This version not stocked, we recommend using VID-VGA+ (compatible with most VGA Monitors) via S-Video output.

• Power Supply - Universal: Input IEC 3 pin, 110 ~ 240 vac, 50 ~ 60 Hz. Output: 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC Plug, 12 Volts DC Regulated, 4 Amps.

• Compression Method: JPEG

• Image File Size: Variable, depends on image complexity, quality (Signal : Noise Ratio), etc., approximately 6 ~ 27 kilobytes (PAL 720 x 576).

• Colour Resolution: 16 + million colours.

• Horizontal Resolution: ~ 600 Horizontal Lines (this value is provided for comparative purposes only)

• HDD-Bay interface: 40 pin socket

• LAN interface: RJ45 8p8c socket, TCP/IP.

• RS232C interface: DB9 9 pin male socket.

• RS485 interface: Press-to-Release wire terminals.

• Alarm I/O: Inputs (4) floating @ 5 Volts - programmable Active High or Low, Output (1) SPDT relay, Press-to-Release wire terminals.

• Storage: 2 internal HDD, 4 external HDD using SA-HDD-Bay. Hard Disk Drives IDE 7200 RPM ATA 133 up to 120 GB Maxtor or IBM recommended - HDD not included, please read this.

• Easy HDD Installation: Remove Top cover (8 screws), set HDD jumper to Master/Slave, connect power & IDE cables, secure HDD to case with screws, refit Top cover and Power On.

• Dimensions: ~ 435 mm (W) ~ 44 mm (H) ~ 360 mm (D) excludes Sockets.

• Weight: ~ 3.8 kilograms without HDD.

• Package Contents: DVMR, User Manual, Mains Power Supply, Infrared Remote Control, CD ROM with Free Remote View application, 2 AAA Batteries, Mains Power Cable.

• MAXIMISE RELIABILITY: Use an Uninterruptible Power Supply, click here for more information.

FREE TCP/IP Remote Viewer Software

• Compatible with Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP Operating Systems.

• Static & Dynamic (conditional) IP address.

• Leased Line, ADSL & Cable using Modem / DHCP Server / IP Sharer.

• Multi & Single Channel Live Monitoring.

• Multi & Single Channel Playback from DVMR.

• Search DVMR Recordings.

• Images stored in DVMR may be saved via LAN in JPEG format or Motion Clips in AVI format or Printed.

• Single user Remote View application.

• Remote-View of Live images via LAN (if DVMR is in Motion Detect mode images are sent only when motion is detected), Remote-Playback and Recording of images stored in DVMR, DVMR Recording rate is reduced during Remote-View operation, DVMR Recording is suspended during Remote-View Playback.

• To view Remote Viewer Software User Notes

Designed for use Worldwide

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

• Universal Mains Power to 12 Volts DC Regulated Power Supply suits most countries, input is via common IEC 3 pin (PC type) Mains Power input socket, input voltage range: 100 ~ 240 volts AC, frequency 50 ~ 60 Hertz.

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

SA-HDD-Bay

HDD-Bay holds 4 HDDs - HDDs not included

 

IMPORTANT !!! While 'Under Construction' this page may contain incomplete and/or incorrect information.

Hard Disk Drives

• Easy HDD Installation: Remove Top cover (8 screws), set HDD jumper to Master/Slave, connect power & IDE cables, secure HDD to case with screws, refit Top cover and Power On.

• Processing of claims for Hard Disk Drives fitted to DVRs may be delayed as they involve the return of HDD to our supplier who in turn returns it to the manufacturer...etc. To avoid delays we suggest you purchase HDD from your local PC hardware supplier who will often be able to supply at a lower price ! Our experience is that when treated properly HDD failure is rare.