500 Series Car Mobile DVR User Manual V2.5

Professional Mobile DVR

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Professional Multifunctional CarMobile DVR

USER MANUALV2.3


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Tips about safety instruction & direction

Attention:Please read this Before installing and using please read the followinginstruction before warning carefully.installing and using. 1. It contains electronic devices, please hold gently.Keep in a safety 2. All installing and maintaining should be hold byplace for the future professionals.reference. 3. Do not install in the place often eroding by rain

and other liquids.4 .The installation and all materials must bear the fuselageweight.5. Keep the fuselage away from the heat, dust andhigh-intensity magnetic filed.6 .Do not put the heavy on the device, any sundriesaround 50 cm.7. Do not flushing the device directly when cleaningthe car.8. Do not mixing the output batteries that not fit for thedevice.9. Do not insert your fingers and other objects into the gap when it works.10. Do not take the devices about without the professionals.11. Do not change any modules when the host is charged.12. When replace the module make sure the module is fastening in the host

tightly.

IntroductionThe manual is about the features and specifications of one kind of car DVR, it is an integration of 4

monitoring and recording vehicle traveling data recorder wireless data transmission .In the manual itdescribe the functions and considerations of the modules ,the connector signal definitions in the backpanel, the interface definition and users operations.


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Contents1. System Introduction................................................................................................................................4

1.1. Features..........................................................................................................................................41.2. Appearance.................................................................................................................................... 41.3. Remote Controller....................................................................................................................... 61.4. Front panel................................................................................................................................... 71.4.1. LED indicators...................................................................................................................71.4.2. SD card..............................................................................................................................71.5. Back panel..................................................................................................................................... 7

2. Main function...........................................................................................................................................83. Specification............................................................................................................................................. 94. 3 GUI....................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.1. Login............................................................................................................................................104.2. System Main Interface.................................................................................................................114.3. Record replay............................................................................................................................. 114.3.1. Recording setup............................................................................................................... 134.3.2. Alarm setup......................................................................................................................144.4. System setup................................................................................................................................ 154.4.1. System language..............................................................................................................154.4.2. Time setup....................................................................................................................... 164.4.3. Password setup................................................................................................................ 174.4.4. Display setup................................................................................................................... 184.4.5. Formatting....................................................................................................................... 184.4.6. Configuration management............................................................................................. 194.4.7. Network Settings............................................................................................................. 204.4.8. Sub-streaming set............................................................................................................ 234.4.9. Serial set.......................................................................................................................... 233.5 System info...................................................................................................................... 243.6 Log search24

5. Device installation................................................................................................................................. 255.1.1. Cable mode.................................................................................................................. 255.1.2. A&V definition............................................................................................................265.1.3. Alarm in/out mode.......................................................................................................275.1.4. PTZ control mode......................................................................................................285.1.5. DB25 signal cables definition.................................................................................. 28

6. 3G car mobile DVR parameter setting............................................................................................... 297. FAQ........................................................................................................................................................30

7.1. 3G relative questions................................................................................................................... 307.2. Wireless module relative questions............................................................................................. 317.3. Record Relative Issues.................................................................................................................317.4. Alarm Relative Issues..................................................................................................................327.5. Indicator Relative Issues..............................................................................................................327.6. Other questions............................................................................................................................ 33


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1. System Introduction

1.1.FeatureThis product is designed for car video monitoring and remote controlling, it has a highcost-performance and good function expansibility. Adopting high-speed processor andembedded OS, connecting the advanced H.264 video compressing & un-compressing tech, 3gnetwork tech, GPS positioning tech get the car-driving information and video data store in theSD card with CIF or HD1, D1 form. It can also achieve the alarm center monitoring, remotecontrolling and replay analyzing when match with the center software. The product featureswith a brief appearance, super shock-proof, flexible installation, powerful function, highreliability, etc. Details as following

Adopt advanced H.264 main profile video compression format: high compression ratio, clear images,small disk space

SD card storage for easy data reading Adopt general file format. Support main stream H264 player in the market Power-off protection for video content; ensure the integrality of record when power failure occurs. Adopt industrial electronic components and industrial design +6V~+48V wide voltage design, apply to all kinds of vehicles Support 12V/2A power output, can supply power to other relative devices Support 4CH alarm input and 1CH alarm output Support GPS module, can real-time record vehicles speed and auto timing Support 3G video transmission function (EVDO/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA etc. optional) Professional playback analysis software: GPS track, running state, speed, black box data and audio

video images synchronized playback etc. Manage software centrally; support real-time transmitting of vehicle images and alarm information

etc. Small and exquisite:

500 series: whole size 177(L) x41(H) x147(W) mm; Net Weight: 1 KG


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1.2. Appearance

500 seriesFront view

Back View


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1.3. Remote Controller

KEY Function PictureStart button

To enter system settings.

09 09keyIn the setting mode, 0-9 is used to selectthe number of menu items. In playback mode, the key1,2,3,4 to select single channel playback and the Key 5for 4-channel playbackReturn to the previous menu

Enter button: button for setting system parameter, selectingand playing. When playback, this button can overlay allkinds of information data (speed, GPS, black box etc.)

up, down, left, rightleft and right buttons are use for decreasing or increasingvolumeTo display system info under monitoring mode

Rewind button. In play mode, press REW button toselect 2/4/8/16/,normal forward playPlay button

Forward button. In play mode, press this button to select2/4/8/16/,normal backward playRecord buttonReserved

Pause button. Pause the normal playing.

Delete button

Other Reserved


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1.3.1. LED indicators

PWRPower LEDLED light means system has powered on ERRError promtLED onfault on SD cards; LED off normal VLOSvideo indicator: if bright- Video Loss RECRecording indicator. LED onnormal GPSGPS indicatorLED on---normal SDSD indicatorWhen SD card records, SD light flicker RJ45Network connector1.3.2. SD card

RMSD card remove keys: In system normal work status, SD cards can ONLY be safety removedby press REMOVE keys about 3 seconds till SD led indicators off, and SD cards will be reloadedautomatically if the cards do not be removed within 15 seconds.

SD cardSlot for SD card

1.4. Back panel

POWER-INpower port, red cable connect power positive, black cable connect power negativeyellow lineACC signal cable. If need timed record or igniting record, please connect ACC cable inthe car

GPSbuilt-in GPS module antenna interface 3G built-in wireless communication module antenna interface DB25alarm signals and other sensor signals input interface


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AV1-V4camera and audio input interface; AV1, AV2 mean CH1 and CH2 have audio and videoinput port; V3, V4 mean CH3 and CH4 have video input

AVOUTmonitor output port

2. Main function

Function Item description

RecordingSystem

Video channel 1-4 ch (optioanl)resolution Support CIF352X288HD1(704X288)D1(704X576)Image quality 1-4 levels, 1 is the highest level and 4 is the lowest level.OSD Overlays information such as date time and vehicle IDPeriodicrecirding

Support SD card recycle recording. and the data will be automaticallyoverwritten .

Record mode The default setting is auto recording after power on. Timed recording, alarmtrigger recording and manual recording are supported.preview Support 1 channel and 4 channels preview.Disk Dataoverwritten Support disks overwritten function.

PlaybackSystem

Video search Search video files anytime per day, type(n/a)

playbackSupport 1 to 4 channels playback.Support forward and backword play at the speed of: x 2,x4,x8,x16.Support alarm spot search and time search

GUI GraphicalUser Interface Setup system parameters with the remoter control.

Alarm input4 channels alarm input; trigger alarm record (optional)Pre-record 15 seconds ahead of the alarm.Record duration after alarm can be set in system

output Max support 2CH output (optional)

Optionalfunctions

GPSpositioning Built-in GPS module: can sync record GPS information

NetworkRJ45 Ethernet port.CDMA/EDGE module optionalEVDO/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA 3G module optional

Others

PowerSettings

System delay-time power on/off:1,Vehicle acc on/off---system auto power on after acc on, system power offaccording to the delay time (up to 240min, default 5min) after acc off.2,Preset time---Only according to time preset table.

Power-offprotection

With the power-off protection, all data can be saved safely and therecording can be closed normally after power failure.


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3. Specification

item Equipment parameter Performance index

system

Processor Adopt H.264 high performance processor, strong codingand decodingOS Embedded real-time Linux systemSystem PAL/NTSC

Operation interface Graphical menu operation interfaceOSD menu

Security Two level password protections for administrators andusers

Video

Video input Input: 4 CVBS, 1.0V p-p 75Video output Output: 1 CVBS, 1.0V p-p75

Review function 1 channel or 4 channel review mode

Video StandardPAL25 frame/s CCIR625 line50 fieldNTSC30 frame/sCCIR525 line60 field

Audio

Audio input Input: 2 channel Audio

Audio output Output: 1 channel100mV-500mV/100-500

Output level 1V ~2V

Audio Recording Synchronized with videoAudio Compression G.726

Imageprocessing andstorage

Image compression H.264variable code streamVBR / fixed code stream(CBR)Image format Every channel D1/HD1/CIF (optional)

Video streaming ISO14496-10

Audio streaming G.726

Video code rate

CIF: 256Kbps ~ 1.5Mbps4 levels1 is the highest leveland 4 is the lowest level.

HD1: 600Kbps ~ 2.5Mbps4 levels1 is the highestlevel and 4 is the lowest level.

D1: 800Kbps ~ 3Mbps4 levels1 is the highest leveland 4 is the lowest level.

Video frame rate PAL max 25 frame NTSC: max 30 frame framedynamic adjustmentAudio code rate 5KB/sRecord storage SD card,support 64G capacity; support SDHC standard


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AlarmAlarm input CH input

Alarm output 2 CH output

CommunicationInterface

Serial port Support 1 RS232 interface

Network port RJ45 10M/100M Ethernet port.Wirelesscommunication

3G EVDO/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA (optional)2.5/2.75G GPRS/CDMA/EDGE(optional)

GPS Support built-in/external GPS module; geographic coordinates, speed etc. can writtenin the video fileSoftwareupgrading Support SD card upgrading

Other

Power input DC+6V ~ +48VPower output +12V 2AWorking temperature -25 to +75Environment humidity 20% to 80%

***** If there is any parameter changing, please subject to object

4. 3 GUI

4.1. Login When password switch set close, after device startup, pressENTERkey into the system menu When password switch set open, after device startup, pressENTERkey, need input correct device

No., User name and password. Cursor will move to Login, press ENTERkey into the system menuFactory Default Admin Password: 111111; Factory Default User Password: 000000


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4.2. System Main InterfaceThe main interface will be displayed on the screen when you login successfully, it contains

4.3. Record replayUse left/right/up/down to select playback, and pressENTERkey, enter the following recording

search menu

Note: System will highlight the valid record info.Yellow-have recording.Refresh the state table when search the other month. One time for one day.

REC TYPE pressEnterto select the type: All or Alarm. The default is ALL.CHANNEL SELECT Press Enter to select the channel:1/2/3/4 The default is CH1DATE Press the digit keys to setup the date. The default is TODAY


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STARTS TIME Press the digit keys to setup the time, default time is 00:00.END TIMEPress the digit keys to setup the end time, default time is 23:59.SEARCH DISKsearch video record from SD card please select Disk1, search video record from HDDplease select Disk2SEARCH Select the "Search" button, press Enter, pop out the following search results menu

Press the direction keys to view recording information, pressENTERto play, pressEXIT returnto previous menu;

Press the direction keys to select "First", "Up", "Next", "Last", and press ENTER go tocorresponding page.

Press the direction keys to select ALL REVERSE BACKUP

4.3.1. Recording setupRecord Parameters


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SystemPAL / NTSC, press ENTER key to select.Record mode AUTO / Timed / Alarm recording, press ENTERto select.ResolutionD1/HD1/CIF, pressENTERto select.Audio inputLINE 1 / LINE 2,ENTERto select.Overwritten Overwritten on/off switch. PressENTERkey to select.Channel Quality Frame rate Record Channel recording parameters. PressENTERkey to setup. TIME LIST Recording time setup. Only available in timed recording mode. PressENTERkey to enter the following time list

:Note:

Timing on/off is a cyclic course, has no priority.

4.3.2. Alarm setupAlarm parameter


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Disk Invalidwhen video storage fails, whether the alarm information occur. On/Off switch.ON---Enable alarm input; OFF---Disable alarm input. PressENTERto select.

Space Unavailablealarm information occurs when room for video storage is less than acertain capacity and cycling record is OFF. PressENTERto select.

Video Lost ON---Enable alarm recording; OFF---Disable alarm recording. PressENTERto select.

Delay Time (M)Delay power off time setup. PressENTERto select.Alarm Managementdispose alarm information automatically or nonautomatically. PressENTERto selectAlarm Output (S) Alarm output time setupLevel Setup Setup input alarm level signal. HIGH---high level input signal will enable

alarm. LOW---low level input signal enable alarm. PressENTERto select.Recording Delay (M)the time of the alarm recording when alarm signal occurs,

Select and press SAVE to save all setup.

4.4. System setupUse left/right/up/down to select system setup, and press ENTER key, enter the

following recording search menu

4.4.1. System languageLanguage switchover


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System language Use up/down to switchover, use ENTER to switch betweenChinese/English, and then use SAVE to confirm.Note: The system will restart when the language change

4.4.2. Time setup

Date Use direction keys to enter, use number keys to change the current date.Date FormatUseENTERto select the Year-Month-Day, Day-Month-Year, Month-Day-Year.TimeUse direction keys to enter, use digit keys to change the current time

Select and press SAVE to save all setup.


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4.4.3. Password setup

Password ON---Enable password; OFF---Disable password, press Enter key to select.DEV NO. Use for configurating 3G function device number. Distinguish device whenseveral 3G units exist at the same time. Press the digit keys to enter.User passworduse for user password setting. Use direction keys to edit, use digit keys toselect.Password confirmationuse for user password confirmation. Use direction to edit then inputthe numbers.Admin Passworddevice final password, Use direction keys to edit, use digit keys to selectPassword confirmationfor admin password setup. Use direction keys to edit, use digit keysto selectCompany nameVehicle No.Driver NamePressENTERkey to pop out keyboardwindow, then use left/right/up/down/enter key to setup

4.4.4. Display setup


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Channel NameChannel name setup, use direction keys to edit, use ENTER to select. UseSAVE to save all setup.

NAME POSITIONchange name position. Use direction keys to edit, use ENTER to select.Use SAVE to save all setup.

PreviewYES/NO to enter, use direction keys to edit, use ENTER to select. Use SAVE tosave all setup.

Preview Time SetupYES/NO to enter use direction keys to edit, use ENTER to select. UseSAVE to save all setup.

RECORDING TIME COMPOSITION YES-enable to composite, NO-disable tocomposite, use ENTER to select. Use SAVE to save all setup.

RENEWDEFAULTUse direction keys to renew to original setup.Use SAVE to save all setup.

4.4.5. FormattingFormat the SD card

FormatSelect formatting keys (SD card device please select SD card format, HDD deviceplease select U disk format),press ENTER the system pop out the following windows.

YES/NOTo start formatting ,press ENTER to input.Note: Formatting will delete all data in SD card/HDD


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4.4.6. Configuration managementImport the pre-existing system configuration parameter or renew the original state

Export Current ConfigurationExport all device configurations to SD card.Import Current ConfigurationImport the SD info to device.Renew Original SetupRenew all setup to original setup. This operation will delete allsetup

Note: when the devices have the same configuration, you can use the export-import setup, ie.Setup one devices then import to others.

4.4.7. Network SettingsNetwork parameters should be set on the device. The system will detect devices without any further

setting if the configuration is correct


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WIRLESS: ONenable wireless; OFFDisable wireless, press theENTER key to select.TYPE: WCDMAWCDMAmodule; EVDOEVDO module, TD-TD module press theENTERkeyto select.APN: APN CMWAP, Press theEnter key to enable the keyboard window, then use left/right/up/down/enter key to setup.CENTER NUM: Center number, Press theEnter key to pop out keyboard window, then useleft/right/up/down/ enter key to setup.USER NAME: Press theEnter key to pop up keyboard window, then use left/right/up/down/ enter keyto setup.PASSWORD: Press theEnter key to pop up keyboard window, then use left/right/up/down/ enter keyto setup.Set up IP address, net mask, gateway, MAC address etc. and please set the server IP in same with netmasks, Please make a reference on the above pictureCENTER SETUPLAN CONNECT: Server IP must keep same with devices and the port number is 5678WAN CONNECT:IP ADDR: Set up WAN IP OR DDNS.(Press OK button enter into input status, press number key toinput number, and input letter through soft keyboard)PORT: If user get online via router, make a port mapping is necessary, the port number is 5678Click OK to save all setup.

4.4.8. Sub-streaming setCursor move to Sub-streaming and pressENTERkey enter to the following interface

Resolution: video image quality by network transmission, pressENTERkey to enter inBit rate: use bit rate by network transmission, pressENTERkey to enter in:Frame rate: use frame rate by network transmission, when change bit rate, frame rate changecorrespondingly


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4.4.9. Serial setCan control PTZ and relative devices by configuration

serial port: can proceed function extension by configurating the serial port. Control PTZ, datatransmission etc. Press ENTER key.Baud rate, data bit, stop bit, parity bit: configure serial port parametersChannelAddressProtocolserialconfigure PTZ parameters in every channelWhen in correct configuration, PTZ control and data transmission can proceed

3.5System info

Firmware version No.this device software version No.Hardware version No.hardware version No.


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3.6 Log searchManage and record the host alarm, including date, time and name

Start DateFor log search, press the digit keys to setup.End dateFor log search, press the digit keys to setup.Start timeFor log search, press the digit keys to setup.End timeFor log search, press the digit keys to setup.SearchSearch the all log information occurred between Start time and End time. PressEnter key to select.

5. Device installation

5.1.1. Cable modeThe input voltage is DC 7V-48V

use ignition switch to control video record delay time working

Red cable connect positive of the car storage battery, black cable connect negative, while yellow cableconnect independent ignition switch or independent positive.

NegativePositivesignal in (yellow)

DC IN (POSITIVE) Red

DC OUT (NEGATIVE) Black


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switch connection

Red cable and yellow cable together connect power positive of the car storage battery whileblack cable connect negative

If set timing switch, please connect positive and negative to the car storage battery directly, it willeffect when ignition signal break down.(if set timing, it will invalid when power off )

Positive

Signal OUT(Yellow)

DC IN (red)

DC IN (black)Fuse boxnegative

Car Power

NoteThe recorder is DC battery; please attention the positive and negative polar.

1. The voltage is 7V~48V.Do not insert voltage that beyond this range. Under lowvoltage the recorder doesnt work, under high voltage will be harm to the recorder.

2. Please make sure the recorder is connect with the car powder directly. Do notconnect with the generator, the instantaneous voltage will harm to the recorder.

3. The battery powder must beyond 60W.4. The ware must can stand battery powder that beyond 60W.(For example, when

the output voltage is 12V,the ware must can bear 5A or more current.5. Please put cover into the ware, the cover must wear-resistant, heat-resistant,

water-proof, grease-proof, in case of short circuit and open circuit.6. Please install a fuse holder near the battery output positive polar for fear of the

short circuit will damage the battery.


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5.1.2. A&V definitionThe device support channel AV1~ AV4.The aviation joint can adapt severe

environment in the car

***** Host aviation joint define

***** Camera aviation joint:

5.1.3. Alarm in/out modeThe device supports 4 alarm inputs and 2 alarm outputs. The alarm input detection use

level detection; it can connect with brake and turn horn. The following is the brake detectiondiagram. When the braking vane is down, the level is high otherwise the level is low

Connect device alarminput cable

Light+24V Braking vane

The alarm output use level output, the drive capacity is 200MA.If the device power isbig, please insert relays. The alarm output diagrams are as following


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24VDevice alarm output cable

5.1.4. PTZ control mode

R232-485 converter: please use active converter

5.1.5. DB25 signal cables definition

Power setDC12V+GND12V outputVCC5V+GND5V outputCan supply power to external devices: 5V12V power output

Serial port communication setRX0+TX0+GND: serial port signal 0RX1+TX1+GND+DC5Vserial signal 1Can use serial port 1 control PTZ and extend other relative devices

Sensor alarm signal set:LEFT IN+RIGHT IN+BRAKE IN+ALM+REVERSE+DOOR IN+GNDLEFT IN left signal inputRIGHT INright signal inputBRAKE INbrake signal inputALM manual alarm signal input


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REVERSEreverse signal inputreservedDOOR INopen/close signal input of car door(reserved

Extension of signal setNC+COM+NO+VCC12V+GNDFunction can be extended

6. 3G car mobile DVR parameter setting1 Server IP must be globe IP2 Default Port is 5678. If user modify, please set the same port in the device register port under the

server software

3 If the computer which running Fclient in local area network, Port map must be setting in router(Please make a reference in picture 2

4 There are two types IP setting: Domain and IP. If customer set it as Domain, the user router mustsupport DDNS. (Please make a reference in picture 3)


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3G Statues check out

Press F2 key on remote control under preview interface to check out current statues. It will show the

information about 3G modules. Such as: whether 3G or SIM card exists or not; Signal and dial-up statues

(Please make a reference in picture (300 series please press F1 )


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7. FAQ

7.1. 3G relative questions1) Q: 3G cant transmit data

A: 3G cant transmit data. Possible reason is as follows

a) Has no connect 3G antenna

b) Has not inserted SIM card

c) Some wireless settings in Setup menu are not correct. Such as: have not open wirelessdial-up, 3G protocol setting is not correct, APN setting is not correct etc.

d) Center server setting is not fully correct. Such as: center IP position is not correct

e) PC configuration is not correct. Such as gateway router in PC has not port mapping

2) Q: Can 3G remote preview and local record proceed synchronously

A: can realize real-time preview and local video record storage in the control center.

3) Q: How is the 3G transmission rate?

A: As per the 3G band width in different country, For now EVDO used in China can realize

4CH synchronized transmission, 15 frame/CH

4) Q: whats the delay time of 3G remote preview?

A: transmission delay within 2s-10s, depends on the bandwidth

5) Q: How can download video files through 3G?

A: can realize download files by manual way

7.2. Wireless module relative questions1) Q: If adopt wireless module to dial-up, what settings should be attended?

A: At fist, select built-in wireless module, and then select corresponding type: WCDMA, EVDO,

TD-SCDMA. Please fill in APN if connect public network, please fill in APN which your

operator use. If set VPN, it is relative with the center setting, so please set according to the APN

information.

2) Q: When the wireless module issues occur, what things should we do?


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A: please enter into display page or system information page to check the dial-up state to see

whether sim card and wireless module exist or not and to see whether the antenna contact well or

not

7.3. Record Relative Issues1) Q: Device cannot make a record successfully

A: he following reasons might cause this problem:

a) Recode mode setup in a wrong way. There are 3 kinds of record mode: Auto, Timedand Alarm. Before recording, user must to setup record mode in system. If it was set in

Alarm mode but has no alarm right now, device will not make a record. If it was set

in Timed mode but the current time not within timed period, same as above, device

will not make a record as well.

b) Overwritten function was OFF and the capacity of SD card less than 500M, in thissituation device will stop recording.

c) The ERR light of front panel shine. Can pass to look into a system information, If SDcard space shows in 0please check whether SD card has been formatted before use

and inserts or not.

d) Record mode be set to OFF in each channel. Please press Enter button on remotecontrol to switch OFF to ON mode before record, otherwise device will not make

any record.

2) Q: Record files have no audio?

A: Probably of the reason is as follows

a) Audio function setup in OFF mode in system

b) Use wrong input cables

7.4. Alarm Relative Issues1) Q: Alarm input invalid

A: May be the following reason to cause this problem:

a) Alarm setup in a wrong way in syste

b) Alarm input cable did not connect to the device or cable not works

c) Alarm trigger signal to get an electric shock failure


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2) Q: Alarm output invalid

A: Possible reason is as follows

a) Cable connection in a wrong way

b) System setting in a wrong way, such as do not open alarm output, or level outputsetting is not correct

7.5. Indicator Relative Issues1) Q: When power on, why the power light is not bright?

A: Possible reasons are as follows

a) Voltage range is not within 7V-42V

b) Fuse in the power line has burning out

c) Ignition signal has not connected

2) Q: ERR indicator keep on light

A: The following errors will cause the ERR indicator keep on light

a) 1) SD card and HDD didn't be inserted. Or SD card and HDD have inserted withoutunusual system partition, So device cant be identified.2Disc has wrong reading and

writing

b) Singlechip works unusually3) Q:Why REC indicator is off or flicker?

A: There are three states on the SD card indicator: OFF, ON and Flicker:

OFFcant find the disk or its not recording

ON SD card exists, SD card is working.

FlickerHDD exists, HDD is working

4) Q: SD card indicator not works or keep flicker

A: The SD card indicator has 3 medium statuses: OFF, ON and Flicker; respectively meaning as

follows:

OFF: This SD card didn't be inserted or can not be identified by the equipments;

ON: This SD card existence, but it isn't the one that is recording image at present;

Flicker: This SD card exists and it is the one that is recording image at present;

5) Q: HDD and SD card indicator not works or keep flicker



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a) No record task according to system set-up

b) SD card and HDD both record full and overwrite function be set in OFF statues

7.6. Other questions1) Q: Video Lost in certain channel


a) This channel has no video input

b) The camera of this channel breaks down or work abnormality

c) If the camera takes an electricity power from the equipments directly, may be theequipments electric voltage isn't enough to make camera work as usual;

d) The cable that links this channel has problem2) Q: GPS signal lost

A: GPS has no signal, probably of the reason is as follows:

a) Didnt connect GPS antennab) The GPS antenna put indoors

c) The GPS module damages;3) Q: G-Sensor data abnormal

A: G-Sensor The reason as below:

a) G-Sensor has not calibrated. Need to calibrate the G-Sensor in the setting interface

b) The G-Sensor damage4) Q: Cant playback files on PC successfully?

A: Possible reason is as follows:

a) Have never chosen a record file or document path; please choose the path that recordsfile first before playback.

b) Local record files was damaged

5) Q: Remote control not works?

A: Probably of the reasons are as follows

a) The remote control didn't pack battery

b) The remote control damages

c) Device damages

6) Q: During playback, the map doesn't show


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a) Net cable did not connect to PC

b) Net works, but the computer can not get to the Internet;7) Q: When SD card and HDD records, How is the record coverage?

A: SD card and HDD will record circularly for each other. When they are full, they will delete

the original video records respectively.

SystemIntroductionFeatureAppearanceRemoteControllerLEDindicatorsSDcard

Backpanel

MainfunctionSpecification3GUILoginSystemMainInterfaceRecordreplayRecordingsetupAlarmsetup

SystemsetupSystemlanguageTimesetupPasswordsetupDisplaysetupFormattingConfigurationmanagementNetworkSettingsSub-streamingsetSerialsetSysteminfo3.6Logsearch

DeviceinstallationCablemodeA&VdefinitionAlarmin/outmodePTZcontrolmodeDB25signalcablesdefinition

3GcarmobileDVRparametersettingFAQ3GrelativequestionsWirelessmodulerelativequestionsRecordRelativeIssuesAlarmRelativeIssuesIndicatorRelativeIssuesOtherquestions

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