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OPERATION/CONFIGURA TION C4655M (2/11) Server Software Application DX4700/DX4800 Series Hybrid V ideo Recorder.
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C4655M (2/11) 3 Contents Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Client Application Software .
4 C4655M (2/11) Alarm Recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Motion Recording . . . . . . . .
C4655M (2/11) 5 List of Illustrations 1 Application Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2 GUI T oolbar .
6 C4655M (2/11) List of T ables A Supported Comparison Search Symbols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 8 B Setup Window Overview and Opera tion Info rmation .
C4655M (2/11) 7 Description DX4700/DX4800 Serie s H.264 hybrid vi deo recorders (HVRs) b ring a new range of performance an d capability to the Pelco DX Series product line. The DX4700/DX48 00 Series offe rs a cost-eff ective solut ion to expand existing anal og systems with me gapixel IP reco rding.
8 C4655M (2/11) Product Overview APPLICATION WINDOW This section describes the DX4700/DX4800 app lication wind ow , GUI toolbar , Setup men u, PTZ contro l, and on-sc reen keyboard. T his manual describes how to opera te and administer the unit usin g the mouse.
C4655M (2/11) 9 GUI T OOLBAR The GUI toolbar is used to access the Setu p menu and controls t hat allow you to operat e and configure th e HVR. Y ou can use the mouse to easily and quickly change settin gs and to operate the system. Figure 2. GUI T oolbar Status: Displays the current date and time.
10 C4655M (2/11) PTZ CONTROL The PTZ cont rol is availab le for cameras th at support PT Z functions usin g Pelco C, Pelco P , and P elco D protoc ols. It is also a vai lable for s upported third-party dome cameras. NOTE: When operat ing third-party cameras, the PT Z control supports the up, down, lef t, right, zoom in, and zoom out funct ions.
C4655M (2/11) 11 ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD The unit pr ovides an on -screen keyb oard to perf orm the follo wing funct ions: • Select a us er name and ty pe a password to log on to the unit • Create came.
12 C4655M (2/11) Operation Figure 5. Camera Page and Partitioning Notification UNIT STARTUP T o start the unit, on the front pa nel, press an d hold the po wer button until your hear a beep. After a few sec onds, the unit ’ s application window will appear .
C4655M (2/11) 13 UNIT SHUTDOWN NOTE: Y ou must be logged on to the unit with administrator -level permission to shut down. T o shut down the unit: 1. On the front pan el, press and ho ld the power butt on until you hear a beep. The Lo gin virtual keyb oard appears.
14 C4655M (2/11) MOTION AREA SELECTION The motion a rea is confi gured throug h the appli cation window. Use the outline tool to draw a boundary aro und multiple ar eas. Selecting a Motion Area T o select a motion area: 1. From the Link ing menu, click Motion.
C4655M (2/11) 15 INSTANT RECORDING AND PLAYBACK The instant reco rding feature allows you to start a manual reco rding session immediately from the live view mo de. Y ou can also initiate the instant rec ording mode for channels that are schedul ed for norma l, alarm, motion, or A TM/POS recording.
16 C4655M (2/11) T o start an instant playb ack: 1. From the applic ation window , cli ck a camera pane . A white borde r highlights t he selected pane .
C4655M (2/11) 17 ACTIVATING PRESETS 1. Click a camera pa ne. 2. On the tool bar , click PTZ . The PTZ c ontrol is di splayed. Figure 9. PTZ Operation 3. Click the number p ad on the PTZ control, and then click PRESET . The camera moves to the preset location .
18 C4655M (2/11) PTZ PRESETS A preset is a user -defined camera position that uses PT Z and fo cus commands. (The camera’ s autofocus option must be turned off to use presets.
C4655M (2/11) 19 PTZ PATTERNS Programming a Pattern 1. Click SET . The camera is now in the programming mode. 2. Click a number rep resenting the pattern (1 to 4). 3. Click P A TTERN. 4. Move the camer a through a s eries of move ments using the on-screen PT Z and focus con trols.
20 C4655M (2/11) ACKNOWLEDGING AN ALARM OR MOTION EVENT The unit allows you to manually acknowle dge an event state that has activated a relay output. By default, the HVR’ s output rela y is turned off when the post-alarm time expires. Acknowledging an alarm or moti on event do es not end alarm or motion event recording .
C4655M (2/11) 21 SPOT MONITOR The spot monitor allows you to monito r live and playback video. T o select a division: 1. Click the Spot monito r icon . 2. Click a division. 3. Click OK. Figure 11. S electing a S pot Monitor Division T o view all channels in the sequence mod e: 1.
22 C4655M (2/11) SYSTEM INFORMATION The System I nformation op tion displays system and ha rd disk informa tion. T o view all system info rmation, you mus t be logged on to the unit . T o view system i nformation, cli ck Information i con . T he System Information screen d isp lays al l system informat ion.
C4655M (2/11) 23 SEARCH V IDEO The search feature allows you to use t he date/time, e vent, and book mark search fea ture to find and play ba ck video stor ed to th e unit. Y ou can use the date/t ime and event s earch features to view backed u p video stored o n a USB or CD/DVD med ia.
24 C4655M (2/11) DATE/ T IME SEARCH AND PLAYBACK Y ou ca n search vide o data based on a cale ndar date (m onth, day , and yea r) and the time of day . For info rmation abou t searching and playing back video recorded dur ing daylight saving time (DST) 1:00 a.
C4655M (2/11) 25 DST DATE/T IME SEARCH AND PLAYBACK If the unit is co nfigured for Da ylight Saving T ime (D ST), the HVR uses a d ifferent appr oach to stor e and display vide o. When DS T ends, the HVR’ s internal time auto matically adjusts backward one hour .
26 C4655M (2/11) EVENT SEARCH T o conduc t an event s earch: 1. From the Search menu, click Event. 2. T o enter the event search settings: a. Click the T ar get Device box, and then selec t a device. b. Click the Calendar icon . c. Click the year , month, and day of the week to defin e your event search date.
C4655M (2/11) 27 Bookmarking Playb ack Video 1. On the too lbar , click the Search Icon . 2. From the Search menu, select a s earch method. • Date/Time Search: Refe r to Date/ T ime Search and Playback on page 24. • Event Search: Refer to Event Search on page 26.
28 C4655M (2/11) A T M/POS SEARCH The A TM/POS search feature a llows you to search re corded text data for a spec ific text string. A TM/POS search supports searchin g data ba cked up to an internal or extern al HDD. T able A describes the supported comp arison search symbols .
C4655M (2/11) 29 5. Click an event, a nd then click P lay . The A T M/POS playback vide o appears i n the window. Figure 22. AT M / P O S S earch Results 6. Click the Stop icon to stop playback. EXPORT SEARCH The Export search feat ure allows you to search video exported to USB or CD/DVD media .
30 C4655M (2/11) 4. Select an entry , and then click Play . Vi deo is played back in the 1 x 1 view . Figure 24. Playing Back Exported V ideo 5. Click the Stop icon to stop playback.
C4655M (2/11) 31 FORMATTING MEDIA AND EXPORTING VIDEO The unit allows you to export data to CD/DVD or USB media. Y ou can view and playback the exported video on th e unit or at the r emote client computer . NOTES: • The erase a nd format feat ures allow you to format medi a for use with the HVR.
32 C4655M (2/11) CAPTURING A VIDEO SCENE The unit al lows you to pause video playb ack to take a s napshot of a v ideo scene. The image is saved to the USB device i n JPEG f ormat. T o take a sn apshot of a vi deo scene: 1. Insert a USB device. 2. Click a camera pane .
C4655M (2/11) 33 Configuration NOTE: The DX4700 /DX4800 is prec onfigure d for immediate operation. For a list o f system defa ults, refer t o Appendix J: Factory Defaults on page 83.
34 C4655M (2/11) CAMERA MENU Figure 27. Camera Menu The unit al lows you to conf igure the fol lowing settin gs: • Channel (Ch): Lists the input c hannels (CH 01 to CH 16, IP1, IP2). • Name: Allows you to crea te a unique name f or ea ch camera (CH 01 to CH 16, IP 01, IP 02).
C4655M (2/11) 35 PTZ The DX4700/DX48 00 supports u p to 16 ser ial PTZ came ras. Multiple PTZ cameras c an be connec ted and contr olled individ ually by daisy-chaini ng the came ra connection s. The unit als o allows you t o assign each ca mera a PTZ cont rol address.
36 C4655M (2/11) IP CAMERA The DX4700/DX48 00 supports up to two IP came ras. For infor m ation about the sup ported IP camera resolutions, refer to A ppendix D: Supported IP Camera Resolutions on page 7 4. NOTES: • The unit do es not supp ort alarm or motion record ing for IP c ameras.
C4655M (2/11) 37 T o test the IP camera fo r operation: 1. From the Camera menu, click the IP Camera submenu. 2. Click the Channe l box, and select an IP camera. 3. Click T est. A message appears confirming that the IP came ra is configured correctly .
38 C4655M (2/11) STORAGE The unit al lows you to conf igure how inter nal hard disk storage is a llocated for s toring recorde d video. The HVR combines the s torage space of multiple HDDs i nto one logica l disk and creat es two partit ions: TEMP an d DA T A.
C4655M (2/11) 39 T o format the drives : 1. From the Camera menu, click the Storage submen u. 2. Click Format. The on- screen keyboard appears. 3. T ype Y es to format the HDD. 4. Click OK. 5. Wait while the syst em drives are formatted. Af ter the for mat process i s complete, the “Restart the System” dialog box appears .
40 C4655M (2/11) DAILY RECORDING SCHEDULE Figure 30. Daily Recording S chedule 1. From the Sched ule menu, click the Schedule submenu. 2. Click a cell to set the ending time. 3. Continue to click the cell to select a new recording mode. 4. Repeat the previous steps (as necessary) to configure the reco rding mode for each channel.
C4655M (2/11) 41 Copying By W eekday , Weeken d, and Day 1. From the Sche dule submenu, click the day yo u want to copy. (In Figure 31, Wednesday is the selected s chedule day.) Figure 31. Copying a S chedule by W eek Day 2. Click Day Copy . 3. Right- or left-click th e settings box to select a copying period: W eekday , Weekend, or Day .
42 C4655M (2/11) HOLIDAY SCHEDULES The unit su pports up to 10 holiday sch edules. When a h oliday and a weekday schedul e occur on the same date, the h oliday sch edule override s the weekday schedu le. Creating a Holiday Schedule 1. From the Schedu le submenu, click the Holida y button.
C4655M (2/11) 43 7. Create a re cording sche dule for the channels. Figure 35. Creating a Holiday Recording S chedule 8. Click Close. 9. Click OK. Editing a Holiday Schedule 1. From the Schedu le submenu, click the Holida y button. 2. Click List. 3. Select a holiday record ing schedule, and then click Edit.
44 C4655M (2/11) 4. Edit the holida y recording schedule settings for the desir ed channel. Figure 37. Editing a Holiday Recording S chedule 5. Click Close. 6. Click OK. Deleting a Holiday Schedule 1. From the Schedu le submenu, click the Holida y button.
C4655M (2/11) 45 ALARM RECORDING Y ou can configur e each camera to record at a different resolution, qu ality , and f rame rate to capture alar m-triggered v ideo. Th e unit also allows you to configu re the preal arm and postal arm settings for each camera.
46 C4655M (2/11) T EXT RECORDING A TM/POS reco rding is only av ailable for one ch annel at a time. In addition to configuring th e text recordin g mode feature, t her e are other setting s that must be configured.
C4655M (2/11) 47 T o configure th e instant recordin g mode: 1. From the Camera menu, click the Instant/Panic Recording submenu. 2. Click the Ch 1 Resolution box, and enter a setting. 3. Config ure the remaining settings for Ch 1. 4. Repeat the pre vious steps (as necessary) to configure additional channels.
48 C4655M (2/11) SEQUENCE Y ou can set the sequence dwell time for the main an d spot monitor in increments of 2, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, or 90 s econds. T o set the dwell time: 1. From the Display menu, cl ick the Se quence submenu. 2. Click the Main Dwell T ime box, and select the main monitor dwell time.
C4655M (2/11) 49 LINKING MENU The Linking me nu allows you to configure alarm inputs, motion input s, and relay outputs. NOTES: • The prealarm and postalarm record ing settings are conf igured in the nor mal recording opt ion on the Camera menu. Refe r to Schedule Menu on page 39 for more information .
50 C4655M (2/11) T o configure th e alarm input channels: 1. From the Setup menu, click the Linking submenu. 2. Click Alarm. 3. Click the Input T ype box, and select the alarm state. 4. Click the Camera bo x, and select the desired channel. 5. Config ure the remaining settings .
C4655M (2/11) 51 A T M/POS DATA FORMAT The unit al lows you to conf igure the fol lowing settin gs: • Input Channel: Allows you t o select the c amera channel a ssociated with th e A TM/POS data i nput. • T ransaction Start: Allows you to enter a text string that starts the re cording of da ta and vide o.
52 C4655M (2/11) NOTIFICATION The unit al lows you to conf igure the fol lowing settin gs: • Alarm On: Sends a text -based alarm n otification in response to a n alarm ev ent. • Motion Detection: Sends a text-based motion n otification in response to a motion event.
C4655M (2/11) 53 T o configure th e mail feature : 1. From the Link ing menu, click the Mail subm enu. 2. Click the Notification box. The remaining boxes become a vailable. 3. Config ure the remaining settings . 4. Click SMTP T est to verify the SMTP server connection .
54 C4655M (2/11) T o configure eme rgency notificati on: 1. From the Link ing menu, click th e Emergency sub menu. 2. Click the Notification box. The remaining boxes become a vailable. 3. Config ure the remaining settings . 4. Click Close. 5. Click OK.
C4655M (2/11) 55 USER MENU The DX4700/DX48 00 features are organize d into six ca tegories: setu p, search/pla y, export, PTZ , power off, and instant r ecord. T o operate the unit, a user mu st be assigned access rights to one or more of these cate gories.
56 C4655M (2/11) USER The unit al lows you to conf igure the fol lowing settin gs: • User ID: Allows you to select the following: – ADMINISTRATOR: Allows you to change th e default password and configure the a dministrator for automatic logout. The user name and group canno t be changed.
C4655M (2/11) 57 SYSTEM MENU Figure 42. S ys tem Menu PROPERTIES The unit al lows you to conf igure the fol lowing settin gs: • HVR Name: Enter a name for the unit up to 20 cha racters long.
58 C4655M (2/11) Vi deo Format T o change t he unit’ s video fo rmat: 1. From the System menu, click the Properties su bmenu. 2. Click the Video Format box, and then select a setting. The default video fo rmat is NTSC. Figure 43. Changing Video Format Message 3.
C4655M (2/11) 59 Factory Default T o return the unit to its factory defaul t settings: 1. From the System menu, click the Properties su bmenu. 2. Click Factory D efault. A confir mation dialog b ox appears. 3. T o continue the factory defa ult reset process, click O K.
60 C4655M (2/11) NETWORK STREAMING The unit al lows you to conf igure the fol lowing settin gs: • Ch: Displays the channel number . • Resolution: Selects the recording resolution . For information about t he supported recording resolutions, refer to Append ix E: Resolutions and Frame Rat es (250 GB HDD) on page 75.
C4655M (2/11) 61 DATE/T IME The unit al lows you to conf igure the fol lowing settin gs: • Date: Sets the date and establishes the HVR’ s internal calen dar for all recorded video. • Ti m e : Sets the system time and establishes the time for all recorded video.
62 C4655M (2/11) T o configur e the unit to use a pub lic NTP server : 1. From the System menu, click th e NTP submenu. 2. Click the NTP box. The remaining bo xes become available. 3. Click the Server box, and select PUBLIC SERVER. 4. T o set the synchronizati on period, click the Sync.
C4655M (2/11) 63 UPDATE The update feat ure allows you to upgrade HVR so ftware. The current HVR configuration settings are not d eleted or replaced durin g the update process.
64 C4655M (2/11) Updating Over the Network T o update over the network: 1. From the System me nu, click the Update submenu. 2. Click the Selection box, and then select a setting. 3. Click the Method box, and then select NETWORK. 4. Click the Upda te Server box, and then type the update ser ver IP addres s.
C4655M (2/11) 65 BACKUP The backup feature allows you to perform an instant backup of recorded da ta. It also allows you to configure the system to perf orm an automatic backup of d ata on a sched uled basis. You must have administr ator permis sions for sett ing up and c onducting bac kup procedu res.
66 C4655M (2/11) Instant Backup The instant backu p feature allows you to manually back up data . The backup settings unique to the instant ba ckup mode are as fo llows: • Schedule Start: Unavailable and is not used. • T ime Range Date: Sets the date of t he backup pro cess.
C4655M (2/11) 67 Daily Backup Sched ule The daily ba ckup feature allows you to pe rform an auto matic backup o f recorded d ata to a USB devi ce. Y ou can confi gure the time when the backup proc ess starts and ends.
68 C4655M (2/11) W eekly Backup Schedule The weekly backup feat ure allows you to perfor m an automatic backup of the curr ent week’ s data to a USB device only . The week b egins at 00:00 hours on Mond ay and ends at 23:59 hours on Sunday . Data can be backed up for one or more days and from one minute to 24 ho urs.
C4655M (2/11) 69 Erase Media The erase me dia feature a llows you to erase and format med ia for use with the HVR. Although media can be formatted on a PC, Pel co recommends that the medi a be formatted on the HVR to ensur e optimal equipment function.
70 C4655M (2/11) Appendixes APPENDIX A: OVERVIEW OF DX4700/D X4800 SETUP WINDOW AND OPERATING INFORMATION The unit can be op erated and configured using th e front panel, remote control, or mou se. This section describes using th e mouse to operate a nd configure t he unit.
C4655M (2/11) 71 T able B. S etup Window Overview and Operation Information Pane Front Panel/Remote Control Mouse Menu: Displays the menu options. • Press th e MENU/ESC button to move to the menu pane. • Press the up/d own arrow buttons to move to a menu option.
72 C4655M (2/11) APPENDIX B: SUPPORTED MEDIA DEVICES T able C. S upported Media Devices Guideline Media CD±R CD±RW DVD±R DVD±RW USB Memory USB HDD Media can be formatt ed. No Y es No Y es Y es Y es Media can b e formatted o n a PC using the FA T32 file syst em.
C4655M (2/11) 73 APPENDIX C: SUPPORTED PTZ PROTOCOLS T able D. S upported PTZ Protocols Protocol Name Pan/T ilt Zoom Focus Iris Preset T our Setup LG_MUL TIX Y es Y es Y es Y es Y es Y es Y es LG_SD16.
74 C4655M (2/11) APPENDIX D: SUPPORTED IP CAMERA RESOLUTIONS T able E. S upported IP Camera Resolutions HVR Format Encoding Resolution Location of Displayed Video T ype of Displayed Video NTSC H.264 320 x 240 352 x 240 360 x 240 640 x 480 704 x 240 704 x 480 720 x 240 720 x 480 DX4700/DX4800 ser ver Live and playbac k video NTSC H.
C4655M (2/11) 75 APPENDIX E: RESOLUTIONS AN D FRAME RATES (250 GB HDD) T able F . Recording T ime (1 of 3) Resolution (NTSC/P AL) Quality Frames Per Second (NTSC/P AL) Recording T ime (Hours) Video (N.
76 C4655M (2/11) 704 x 240 / 704 x 288 LOWEST 30/25 56 3/425 502/389 281/212 265/203 15/12.5 764/602 657/533 382/3 01 353/283 10/8 899/771 753/661 449/3 85 410/356 7.
C4655M (2/11) 77 704 x 480 / 704 x 576 LOWEST 30/25 30 2/236 84/224 151/118 146/115 15/12.5 430/337 394/315 215/1 69 206/163 10/8 470/435 427/398 235/2 17 224/208 7.
78 C4655M (2/11) APPENDIX F: T ROUBLESHOOTING If the following in structions fail to solve yo ur problem, contact Pelco Product Supp ort at 1-800-289-9100 (U SA and Canada) or + 1-559- 292-1981 (international) for assistance. Be sure to have the serial number available when calling.
C4655M (2/11) 79 Vide o image has a lot of screen noise. • V erify that the camera’ s video output is free of noise . • V erify that the camera is operatin g pr operly by replacing it with a known, working camera. • V erify that the inpu t cable from the camera is not damaged and is connected correctly to the unit.
80 C4655M (2/11) APPENDIX G: HARDWARE AN D SOFTWARE UPGRADE POLICY Pelco’ s represen tations regar ding product fe atures and pe rformance are limited to those made in the specifi cation sheet a nd pro duct manuals at the time the product was man ufactured.
C4655M (2/11) 81 APPENDIX H: RECOVERING THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD 1. On the left sid e of the unit, locate and note the manufa cturer’ s serial number . 2. In the too lbar , locate and note the curre nt date. 3. Contact Pe lco Product Support to receive the administrator password: 4.
82 C4655M (2/11) APPENDIX I: W ORKING WITH PTZ DE VICES USING THE KBD300A KEYBOARD Y ou can use the Pelco KBD300A keyb oard to op erate and con figure PTZ de vices. For inf ormation ab out connectin g and operat ing the KBD300A, refer to the KBD300USBKIT Installation manual.
C4655M (2/11) 83 APPENDIX J: FACTORY DEFAULTS Y ou can reset the HVR to its origin al factory set tings by import ing or export ing the con figuration sett ings. Some o ptions canno t be reset (date, time, daylight saving, time zo ne, and user password settings).
84 C4655M (2/11) Schedule Schedule Sun to Sat, Holi day Sun, Alarm/Motion (A/M) Sun, A/M Normal Record Ch 1 to 16 (can not be chan ged) 1 to 16 Resolution 35 2 x 240 (NTSC) / 35 2 x 288 (PAL) 352 x 24 0 Quality ST ANDARD ST ANDARD Frame Rate 7.5 (NTSC)/6.
C4655M (2/11) 85 Linking Alarm In 1 to 16 (can not be chan ged) 1 to 16 Input T ype N.O. 352 x 240 Camera 01 to 16 01 Relay Outp ut NONE NONE Preset NONE NONE Motion Channel CH 01 to CH 16 01 Sensitiv.
86 C4655M (2/11) Linking (continu ed) Emergency Notification Not Selected Not Selected Host Name/Por t N/A* 9002 Host Name/Por t N/A* 9002 Host Name/Por t N/A* 9002 Host Name/Por t N/A* 9002 Host Name.
C4655M (2/11) 87 System (continu ed) Network DHCP Selected Selected IP Address N/A* N/A Subnet Mask N/A* N/A Gateway N/A* N/A Primary DNS N/A* N/A Secondary D NS N/A* N/A TCP/IP Port 9 001 9001 Web Se.
88 C4655M (2/11) System (continu ed) Controller IR Remote ID 01 01 Update Method LOCAL LOCAL Device 1 DVD T DVDRAM GH60N 1 DVD T DVDRAM GH60 N FTP Server N/A* N/A Search A vailable Available File Name.
C4655M (2/11) 89 APPENDIX K: T IME ZO NE CONVERSION CHART T o determine your time, ad d the standard, daylight saving, or summer time to the Universal Time (UT).
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PRODUCT W ARRANTY AND RETURN INFORMA TION WARRANTY Pelco will repair or replace, without c harge, any merchandise proved defective in material or workmanship for a pe riod of one year after the date of shipment.
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