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    ELX4 - 60 User ’ s Guide (CCTV Mo nitor User) v 1.0[...]

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    FCC Compliance Statement Caution : Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly approved the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE : This equipment has b een tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part [...]

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    Importa nt Notice 1. D o not p lace heavy objects on the top of the ELX4 - 60 . 2. ELX4 - 60 is for indoor use. It is not weatherproof. Use ELX4 - 60 with referring to its environmental specifications (Temperature & Humidity). To clean the ELX4 - 60 , gently wipe the outsi de with a clean dry cloth. 3. Be sure to use a DC adapter that is provid[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV OVERIVEW ................................................................................................................................................................ .. 7 1. Introduction ..................................................................................................[...]

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 5 5.1. Quick Setup ................................................................................................................................ ............. 21 5.1.1. Date/Time .............................................................................................................[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 7.1.3. Setting at Alarm Rec. menu ................................................................................................ ...... 62 7.1.4. Setting at Norma l Rec. menu ................................................................................................ ... 63 7.2. Usi[...]

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    OVERVIEW ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 7 OVERIVEW 1. Introduction What is ELX4 - 60 ? ELX4 - 60 supports 4 analog video channels and 12 IP video channels simultaneously. Video, Audio, and Text Event - Logs are digitized and stored on two internal hard - drives. Using a ‘ Proprietary Wavelet Algorithm,’ average file size is 1 - 5KB w [...]

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    ELX 4 - 60 OVERVIEW 8 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Key features - Expandable up to 16 channels (4 analog video channels + 12 IP video channels) - 1 channel audio recording & playback - Recording, Playback, Back - up imag es and Networking at the same time (Quadplex) - Total 12 0 ips recording speed (Analogue video 60ips + IP video 60ips) - To[...]

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    OVERVIEW ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 9 2. Product Description 2.1. Front Panel (1) Remote Controller Receiver (2) Channel Select ion Button - To select video input channel in monitoring and playback mode (3) LED - PWR : Displays power status. When lit, power is supplied . - NE T : Displays the status of Ethernet connection and rate of [...]

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    ELX 4 - 60 OVERVIEW 10 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV (5) Direction/Replaying Button - MENU : To set PTZ and access C onfiguration menu . - ENTER : To enter and confirm the selected menu . - HELP : To change the image information display (Date, Transfer speed, etc) . - EXIT/LOCK : To exit form the selected menu or lock current screen . - Arrow key [...]

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    OVERVIEW ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 11 2.3. Installation Summary - Connect Camera - Connect Monitor - Connect Ethernet. (This is optional to view image on remote location or to add IP channel to ELX4 - 60 ) - Connect Audio - Connect Power & Run[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 12 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Basic Configuration 3. Monitoring Once power is supplied to ELX4 - 60 , default quad - split monitoring mode (analog channels 1~4) will be displayed . Th e following steps apply for all ELX4 - 60 ’ s monitoring menus. <Button control> - Press the [MULTI] button on the front pan[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 13 3.4. View ing all channels with sequence mode - All channels can be viewed in successive order automatically using the [SEQ ] button. - Press the [MENU] button on the front panel to set - up the sequential cycle. ( The default value is 3 second s per channel for display .) - Select “[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 14 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 3.5. Viewing an alarm triggered channel - When an alarm is triggered, the related channel will pop - up full screen automatically. - Set ‘ Alarm Pop - up Screen ’ function to “ On ” in “ Configuration ” under the “ Monitor ” tab , and set the display duration in “ Pop[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 15 Pan/Tilt Control T o control Pan and Tilt during live ima ge monitoring mode. - Press the [ SELECT ] button . Move the “Select” icon to the desired channel. - Press the [ MENU ] button . - Select ‘ Pan/Tilt ’ from the PTZ Menu . - Control pan and tilt function using the up, dow[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 16 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 3.8. Using Relay - To set relay on/off. ( ELX4 - 60 supports four relay outputs.) - Press the [SEARCH/RELAY] button. - The icon of “ Relay On ” shows. - Press the relay number button between 1 and 4, and then the related relay out signal will be transmitted. - In order to set relay[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 17 4.1.2. Playback via split screen - Press the [MULTI] button d uring basic (single - channel) playback mode. - Channels 1 to 4 will be displayed in the quad - split screen. - To display a single channel, press the corresponding number button on the front of the ELX4 - 60 . 4.1.3. Playba[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 18 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 4.2. Usi ng Search Mode Search Mode is used to search and play specific data directly during playback mode . Data can be searched by specific Time and Date or by the Event Log browser. Button control - Press the [SEARCH] button during playback mode. - Search for data by entering Date /[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 19 4.3. Copy / Backup / Delete Data Manager T o copy/backup/delete the recorded data. This menu is activated during playback mode. - Press the [SELECT] button and [MENU] button in Playback mode. 4.3.1. Copy Image To copy a specific data with USB memory stick. Seconds To des ignate copy ra[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 20 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 4.3.2. Backup Manager Start Date & Time / End D ate & Time To designate backup range. Select Disk To select which storage will be used as backup device. To change the disk status, use the “Disk Manager” menu under the “System” tab. <Note> Backup Manager does not s[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 21 4.3.3. Delete Data T o delete a specific file range from the current recording HDD. This menu does no t affect backup disk. The beginning of th e range is always the beginning of the recording on the HDD. 5. Configuration 5.1. Quick Setup There are three menus for recording setup; Quic[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 22 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Time Zone Set the time zone using the left/right arrow button on ELX4 - 60 front panel. Every time you press left/right arrow button, time zone will change. S elect the desired time zone. ( To mov e to the previous menu, press [EXIT] button on ELX4 - 60 front panel.) Daylight Saving Th[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 23 conflict with recorded images. It is strongly recommended to for mat the HDD after making changes to the time menu . <Note> Most setting values are applied automatically, when exiting from the related menu page. But “ Date ” & “ Time ” setting s are not applied automa[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 24 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Button control - Press [MENU] button and select to “ Recordi ng “ from the “ Quick Setup ” tab. Configuration Status Displays the recording set up status. If recording is configure d with the Quick Setup , “ Macro Setup ” will be displayed. I f recording is configured with [...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 25 5.2. Camera – Analog Cam era Channel s (Ch. 1 ~ Ch. 4) This menu is for c onfiguring individual cameras . In Quick Setup, camera status is automatically set as “ On .” Settings such as Brightness and Contrast can be set for each channel. The values assigned will apply for both mo[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 26 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV <TIP> When assigning a name to a channel, the following dialogue box will appear. This box is also used later in the system, but the method is always the same . - To s elect a letter , use the [ARROW] (  and  ) buttons or the number buttons on ELX4 - 60 front panel; ?[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 27 Status Set “ On/Off ” using the  or  button s after pressing the [ENTER] button. Type Displays the video - input signal. NTSC is the signal used in No rth America. To toggle the setting, use dip switch on the rear panel of ELX4 - 60 . For each of the following settings,[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 28 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.3. Normal Rec. - Analog Cam era Channel s (Ch. 1 ~ Ch. 4) This menu is for configuring the normal recording settings based on channel and timetable . If this menu is configured Q uick S etup, the previous Q uick S etup value s will be replaced by the Normal Recording setting s . Time[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 29 < Setting Time Schedule > In order to set time schedule, move to “ System ” menu. Weekday Start/End Press [ENTER] to access the Time Setting. S et the range for “ Weekday ” between Monday and Sunday using the  or  button s. “ Weekend ” is set automatically[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 30 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV < Setting Special Time > T o set ”S pecial T ime, ” move to “ System ” tab . Up to four zones can be designated as “ Special Time .” Event Recording Press the [ENTER] button to access the Event Recording feature. Set “ On/Off ” using the  or  button s [...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 31 5.4. Alarm Rec. – Analog Cam era Chan nel s (Ch. 1 ~ Ch. 4) This menu is to configure for the setting s for alarm recording condition s . To activate this schedule, set “Event Recording” under the “Normal Recording” tab to “On.” MD Choose from among four sensitivity condi[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 32 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV < Setting MD Area > Designate a specific area for motion detection triggered event. Press the “ Custom Area ” button, to customize the motion detection area. The are a is divided into 64 blocks (8 X 8). Selected MD area is indicated in dark gray. To remove blocks from motion [...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 33 Post Alarm (sec) Set a value up to 60 seconds to maintain recording conditions Post - Alarm .[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 34 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.5. Relay This menu is to set the relay commands according to eac h time schedule. Relay commands are only used with events triggered with the four analog channels . Setup Alarm triggered even ts (MD or Sensors) can be set to trigger Relays 1 through 4. When set, the event will trigge[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 35 5.6. Monitor Seq. Switching(sec) To set sequence time between 1 and 60 seconds. Alarm Pop - up/Pop - up Hold(sec) To set alarm pop - up screen. Pop - up duration time can be set between 5 and 10 seconds. If setting as “ Keep ” , pop - up screen keeps holding. In order to cancel Kee[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 36 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.7. System 5.7.1. Audio ELX4 - 60 supports one channel audio input. This single audio channel can be replayed with any co nnected channel or with all of them. Recording Set to “ On ” using the [ENTER] button and the [ARROW] buttons to record audio. Audio Gain Increases or decrea s[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 37 5.7.2. Text ELX4 - 60 can display and playback text data of Access Control/POS/ATM with relevant video. Recording / Monitoring In order to make ELX4 - 60 input text data, both of menus should be set as “ On ” . Sync Text With To set channel to synchronize with te xt. Device Current[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 38 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Seek Header If a protocol is built in ELX4 - 60 like Star Finger 007, this setting is needless. Otherwise, ELX4 - 60 can ’ t recognize which parameter value is input to ELX4 - 60 . Namely, all i nformation has starting point and ending point. Header means starting point that is alway[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 39 5.7.3. Time Schedule To designate Weekday/Weekend and Day/Night. Weekday Start/End Press [ENTER] to access the Time Setting. S et the range for “ Weekday ” between Monday and Sunday using the  or  butt on s. “ Weekend ” is set automatically based on “Weekday” ra[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 40 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.7.4. Special Time Up to four zones can be designated as “ Special Time .”[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 41 5.7.5. Security User Password Designate a User ’ s Password for access to monitoring and playback. Default password is “ 0000 ” . Admin Password Designate an Admin istrator’ s Password to control access to Configuration Menu and full system control authority. Default password i[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 42 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.7.6. Disk Setu p Auto Del. (Normal) Images and data recorded under the “Normal” condition are automatically deleted as the hard - dr ive(s) reaches capacity. Images are written over based on a first - in first - out basis. Images recorded based on “Alarm” conditions are not w[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 43 5.7.7. Network There are four sub - menus ; Network, xDSL, H RS, and Port Setting. 5.7.7.1. Network This page is to define network type and set network addresses for ELX4 - 60. Type This is to select proper network interface (Ethernet/xDSL) with which ELX4 - 60 is connected. If ELX4 - [...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 44 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV DHCP can also be used for xDSL (PPPoE) interface. Sometimes, all computers on a Local Area Network (LAN) share a single Floating / Dynamic IP address. In this case, the ELX4 - 60 should be assigned a private IP address and have DHCP enabled. Users on the LA N can connect to the ELX4 - [...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 45 5.7.7.2. xDSL If ELX4 - 60 is connected on xDSL line and needs PPPoE process, the network administrator should configure the user ID and password for PPPoE. ID. The password may be acquired from the ISP that installed the line. Once configured, the ELX4 - 60 will receive an IP address [...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 46 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.7.7.3. H RS When a ELX4 - 60 is installed under the environment of Cable Modem or xDSL Modem connection, its IP address changes whenever it reconnects to the Internet S ervice P rovider (the ELX4 - 60 has a Dynamic or F loating IP address). In this case users who don’t know the cha[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 47 Group ID Group ID is for discriminat ing and managing the information received by the H RS from the ELX4 - 60 belonging to group. Th e group ID should be unique to avoid unauthorized access to the ELX4 - 60 . Unauthorized users will not be able to access the ELX4 - 60 unless they have [...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 48 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.7.7.4. Port Setting Monitoring Port / Playback Port ELX4 - 60 use s por t 8001 for Monitoring and port 8105 for Playback. To change the port numb er to an open port (some firewalls and/or ISPs block certain ports), press the [ENTER] button and use the dialogue box. TP Server Port The[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 49 5.7.8. Serial Setup There are two RS232 menus (One for external device s connected via the DB - 9 pin, and the other for PTZ setting) and one RS 422/485 menu. Device Designate the connected external device. Interface Used to designate the protocol on the RS422/RS485 Menu. Baud rate/Par[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 50 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.7.9. Miscellaneous Button control - Press [MENU] button and select “ Miscellaneous ” below the “ System ” tab . Remote Control ID Up to sixteen ELX4 - 60 s can be controlled with a single IR Remote Control. Designate each unit with a unique number under the ‘Remote Control [...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 51 Keyboard Co ntrol Addr To set keyboard ’ s control address in order to operate all ELX4 - 60 ’ s menus with keyboard. Default value is “ 32 ” . If several ELX4 - 60 are connected with one keyboard, it can be collided. Then the default value should be changed. Keyboard PTZ Addr [...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 52 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 5.8. Utility The following description is how to add/format internal or external HDD. ELX4 - 60 supports various external storages. Button control Press [MENU] button and move to “ Utility ” below the “ System ” tab.[...]

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    BASIC CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 53 5.8.1. Disk Manager A connected HDD is detected automatically. Select Disk T o select a Disk. Action Se lec t from “ Add/Remove/Format/Confirm Removed/Add used ” . [Add] : To add disk [Rem ove] : To remove current HDD formatted for use. [Format] : To set format. In this case, “ A[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 BASIC CONFIGURATION 54 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Type There are several symbols to indicate HDD status. [R] : Available for r ecording [V] : Connected and formatted as ELX4 - 60 file system. If using ‘ Add used ’ command, it will be changed to [R]. There is no need to format again. [F] : Connected but not available file system. A[...]

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    ADVANCED CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 55 Advanced Configuration ELX4 - 60 has the default settings of IP camera channels disabled. ELX4 - 60 can support 12 IP c hannels and 4 analog cam era s simultaneously. And current system can be expandable easily with connecting text or keyboard device. 6. Using IP Cam 6.1. Activating[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 56 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 6.2. Camera Setting – IP Cam era Channel s (Ch. 5 ~ Ch. 16) Setting up the IP Cameras is similar to setting up the analog channels. However there are specific menus only for IP cam ; for example, the ‘ Configuration ’ menu and ‘ Network ’ menu in the I P cam setting menu. [...]

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    ADVANCED CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 57 User ID/Password The related IP camera ’ s ID/Password should be entered. Default value is “ guest/guest .” To change the ID/Password, press [ENTER] to open the dialogue box (similar to the “Name” box.) Type Set “I - Rec ” by pressing the [ENTER] button and using the ?[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 58 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 6.2.2. Local IP Cam List This menu is for easy registering of local IP cam eras . If ELX4 - 60 is connected to network and IP cam era s are connected to the same local network, they are listed in this menu. Search Select this button and press the [ENTER] button to refresh the list o[...]

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    ADVANCED CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 59 6.3. Normal Rec. – IP Cam era Channel s (Ch. 5 ~ Ch. 16) This menu is for configuring the normal recording settings based on channel and tim etable . IP Cam s can not be set up with Quick Setup menu. A ll conditions for recording IP cam era channel s are set only by Normal recordi[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 60 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 6.4. Alarm Rec. - IP Cam Channel (Ch. 5 ~ Ch. 16) The difference between the analog cam ’ s and IP cam ’ s menu is that IP cam ’ s event signal depends on IP cam ’ s own function. The MD or sensor menu cannot be set like analogue camera because only the i - Rec series can tr[...]

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    ADVANCED CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 61 7. Connecting External Device 7.1. Using Text Device In order to use text device, the following four menus should be set; Text menu, Serial Setup ’ s RS232 menu, Alarm Rec. menu, Normal Rec. menu 7.1.1. Setting at Text menu - Set both Recording and Monitoring as “ On ” - Set ?[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 62 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 7.1.2. Setting at Serial Setup ’ s RS232 menu - Set RS232 ’ s device menu as “ Text ” . And set baud rate, parity, stop, and data . 7.1.3. Setting at Alarm Rec. menu - Set text event as “ On ” .[...]

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    ADVANCED CONFIGURATION ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 63 7.1.4. Setting at Normal Rec. menu Set event recording as “ On ” at each time schedule. <Note> Whenever pressing the “ Help ” button, information of displayed image is different. The default v alue of Monitoring mode is to show just channel number. Then next step is to[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 64 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV 7.2. Using Keyboard In order to use keyboard, the following two menus should be set; Serial Setup ’ s RS232 menu, Serial Setup ’ s PTZ me nu 7.2.1. Setting at Serial Setup ’ s RS232 menu - Set RS232 ’ s device menu as “ Keyboard ” . And set baud rate, parity, stop, and d[...]

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    APPENDIX ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 65 APPENDIX APPENDIX[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 APPENDIX 66 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Appendix #1 Technical Specification Hardware 32bit RISC Embedded processor (200MIPS) Flash memory: 8Mbyte RAM: 32Mbyte OS: Embedded Linux Storage Device Int.: 2 HDD bays Ext: 3 IEEE 1394 (FireWire) conn ection ports Supports Disk Management Tool for all disks (Reboot is required when HDD changed)[...]

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    APPENDIX ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 67 Pre / Post Alarm Recording Pre Alarm Recording: 1 ~ 1 0 seconds Post Alarm Recording: 1 ~ 60 seconds Intelligent file system Data - loss protection against power failure Event Triggered Video Data Preservation Overwrite prevention of Event triggered data Event Log Recording Log archiving on HDD L[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 APPENDIX 68 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV Audio Recording and Playback Input: 1Ch, line - in, 1Vpp Output: 1Ch, line - out, 1Vpp Level: - 7 ~ 8 Recording level control Support 20dB Amp. for low level audio recording Supports local a nd remote audio monitoring Network Protocol: T CP/IP, ARP, ICMP , DHCP, PPPoE Line: 10/100Mbps Ethernet (R[...]

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    APPENDIX ELX4 - 60 Rugged CCTV 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) 69 Appendix #2 Utilizing IP Addresses on Local Network #2.1 Introduction Most of our businesses are done via Internet, lately. We play with information by transmitting through e - mails and searching the world of Internet. IP address is what we utilize to access to the Internet. Currently used IP ad[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 APPENDIX 70 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV #2.3 C - class Network 1) Features of Addresses IP address : Three digits number in room ‘ X4 ’ are for Host ID, and the numbers are from 0 to 255. Among the numbers, 0 is used for Network ID, 1 is used for Router IP (Gateway address) and 255 is used for Broadcast address. Therefore the numbe[...]

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    ELX4 - 60 APPENDIX 72 2003.05.21 (v 1.0) Rugged CCTV To use as four sub - networks (1/4 + 1/4 + 1/4 + 1/4) Sub - Network ID: xxx.xxx.xxx.0 Gateway Address: xxx.xxx.xxx.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.192 Broadcast Address: xxx.xxx.xxx.63 IP Addresses: xxx.xxx.xxx.2 – xxx.xxx.xxx.62 Sub - Network ID: xxx.xxx.xxx.64 Gateway Address: xxx.xxx.xxx.65 Subne[...]

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