Clinton Electronics PRO SERIES User manual

Digital Video Recorder

PRO SERIES

Quick Guide

CLINTON Electronics

6701 Clinton Road

Loves Park, IL 61111

1.800.447.3306 Sales

1.800.549.6393 Support

1.800.633.8712 Fax

www.clintonelectronics.com

PRO SERIES DVR

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

CLINTON Electronics

Menus & Login 1

Selection Devices (Remote Control, Mouse) 1

Menu Icon Description 1

User Login 1

Setup Menu 2

General Setup 2

Date & Time 2

Motion 3-4

Recording Resolution 5

Recording Setup 6

Ethernet/Networking Setup 7-8

Search Menu 9

Calendar Search 9

Backup Menu 10

Backup 10

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Setup Menu

After successful login you will have access to the following features within the Setup menu selection.

General Camera Motion Schedule Ethernet Status

Top Menu

In live screen, move the mouse cursor over the top portion of the screen, or press the ▲ button on

the remote control to show the menu. Click on an icon to enter the menu. Login may be necessary.

Search Backup Status Setup Log-Out

Before you can access any controls, you must rst login with your user ID and password.

The default ID is “root” and the default password is “1111”. Click the check-mark with your mouse

cursor or press the 8enter button on the remote to proceed.

Default Password: 1111

Remote Control / Mouse:

You can either use the supplied remote control or the two-button mouse with scroll wheel to

access and navigate OSD menus and controls. Use the supplied mouse for proper functionality.

Some selections use the left mouse button to increase, and the right mouse button to decrease.

MENUS & LOGIN

The ✔icon Accepts a setting.

The ✖icon Cancels out of the selection.

General Setup / General / Date & Time:

In this category you can congure the General, Alarm, Disk, Monitor, Account, Conguration, and Shutdown

settings.

Date / Time:

• Date Format:Select the date format from the following: (YY/MM/DD) (MM/DD/YY) (DD/MM/YY)

• Time zone:Select the time zone and daylight savings time. DST will be automatically set to OFF if you

select a time zone which doesn’t use DST.

Note: This information will be automatically synced when connected to the internet. See NTP setting below.

• Date Display:Select ON for the date & time to be shown on the live view screen.

• Date / Time:Change the date and time. Note: This information will be automatically synced when

connected to the internet. See NTP setting below.

• NTP:Select the usage of the NTP (Network Time Protocol). With NTP the DVR is synchronized with NTP

server and will automatically obtain the correct time. The default server is [pool.ntp.org]. User can input

an alternate server if desired.

Auto Sync: Synchronize automatically every day. Note: Before you can select this option, you must

rst select “Sync Now”.

Sync Now: Synchronize immediately.

• Holiday:Add or Delete a holiday. You can choose holiday recording parameters in the “Schedule

Record” menu.

Areas are non-

editable if NTP

syncing is ON.

SETUP

Motion: Input

• Active:Select ON to activate the motion area.

• Level:Select the motion sensitivity level from low (1) to high (5).

• Area:Dene motion areas by selecting cells. When in the area selection screen, right click with the mouse,

or press the MENU button on the remote to bring up selection options.

Tip:

To apply settings to all cameras simultaneously, make changes in the top-level menu.

Motion Setup / Motion / Input:

In this category you can congure the Motion, Alarm-In, Video Loss, System and Display settings.

SETUP

Top-Level Menu

Note:

To enable motion recording, continuous recording should be turned OFF. See page 6 for details.

Motion: Action

• Record: Select ON to activate the motion area. You can enable a DVR channel to record when motion is

sensed by a another camera.

Example: Camera channels 1 and 2 will record when cameras 2-16 sense motion.

The default setting is to only record the channel in which motion has occurred.

Example: Camera channel 1 will only record when camera 1 senses motion.

Select the “Default” option when under the top level menu to restore the default to each camera.

• Alarm: Select ON to enable an externally attached alarm. You can also apply a delay before the alarm is

triggered, and select the duration of the alarm (from 0-99 seconds).

• Buzzer: Turn ON to enable an audible chime from the DVR when motion occurs.

• Preset: This number corresponds to the PTZ presets that can be dened in the “Camera Setup” menu.

• E-mail: Enabling this function will send an E-mail to the selected recipients when a motion event occurs.

Motion Setup / Motion / Action:

SETUP

Top-Level Menu

Schedule: Resolution

Factory settings will record continuously at High resolution (704x240) at 10 FPS.

• Resolution: Select the recording resolution for each channel.

STD(CIF) = 352x240 HIGH (Half D1) = 704x240 HIGHEST (D1) = 704x480

Schedule Setup / Resolution / Resolution:

In this category you can congure the Resolution, Schedule, Record, Event, Audio, and Manual settings.

SETUP

Record

Recording Quality levels will aect the compression level. (Lower quality will result in less Hard Drive

space consumed.)

• Time: For time/continuous recording select the recording frame rate and resolution for each channel.

• Event: For event/motion recording- select the recording frame rate and resolution for each channel.

Notes:

If you wish to enable “EVENT” (motion) recording, you must set the

“TIME” (continuous) recording frame rate to “0” for all desired periods (day,

night, weekend).

If the setting for Schedule is switched from “Typical” to “Custom”, you will

see the Record top level menu items as “REC1 / REC2 / REC3”.

The default for Pre, and Post-recording times are set at 3-seconds. To apply

changes to these settings, select the “Event” tab.

Record Setup / Record / Day, Night,Weekend:

In this category you can congure the Resolution, Record, Audio, Manual, and Filter settings.

SETUP

Tip:

To change the FPS/quality of all cameras simultaneously in the selected period, make changes in

the top-level menu.

Ethernet:

• Dynamic IP:Turn this setting ON to have the DVR automatically place your network settings into the

corresponding elds. Click the ✔save icon to apply the settings.

Tip:

When your “Check Internet” test is successful, turn Dynamic IP back o and click the ✔

save icon again in order to avoid the DVR grabbing an invalid IP address in the future.

See Check Internet below for more information.

• Host Name:Input a desired host name.

• IP Address:Input an IP address for the DVR. (Dynamic IP must be o to edit this selection)

• Subnet Mask:Input the Subnet Mask here. (Dynamic IP must be o to edit this selection)

• Gateway:Input the Gateway Address here. (Dynamic IP must be o to edit this selection)

• DNS Server:Input the DNS Server Address here. (Dynamic IP must be o to edit this selection)

• Check Internet:Press “Start” next to Check Internet to check the internet status.

If Successful: “Internet access has succeeded”

If Unsuccessful: “Internet access has failed”

Ethernet Setup / Network / Ethernet:

In this category you can congure the Serial, DDNS, and E-mail settings.

SETUP

For further info on these elds, see our support page at www.clintonelectronics.com.

Client:

• Client Access:Select a range of IP address for your client to be able to access, or select “ALL” to enable

searching of all IP addresses.

• Begin Address / End Address:Enter the desired beginning and ending address for client access when

range is selected above.

• SMS Port (TCP):Select the SMS port. (Default is 7000)

• Web Port (TCP):Select the Web port. (Default is 80)

• Remote Restart:Select ON to enable restarting of the DVR from a remote location via IP.

• Remote Cong:Select ON to enable conguration of the DVR from a remote location via IP.

Ethernet Setup / Network / Client:

SETUP

Default TCP

settings

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