Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto L19LD800-Series del fabbricante LOREX Technology
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Copyright © 2007 Lorex Technol ogy Inc. PROFESSIONAL 19” LCD OBSERVATION SYSTEM WITH BUILT-IN 8 CHANNEL DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER Instruction Manual www.
2 Thank you for purchasing the LCD / 8 Channel DVR Combo. Lorex is com mitted to providing our customers with a high quali ty, reliable security produ ct.
Important Safeguards 3 Important Safeguards In addition to the careful attention devoted to quality st and ards in the manufacture process of your vi deo product, safety is a major f actor in the design of every inst rument. However, safety is your responsibility too.
Important Safeguards 4 Service 12. Servicing - Do not attempt to service this video equipment yours elf as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or oth er hazards.
General Precautions 5 General Precautions 1. All warnings and instructions of this m anual should be followed 2. Remove the plug from the outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid aerosol det ergents. Use a water dampened cloth for cle aning 3. Do not use this unit in humid or wet places 4.
L19LD800 Series Feature s 6 L19LD800 Series Features • Internet Remote Viewing*, Backup and Con trol utilizing a web browser or client software (included) • ‘True’ 8 Camera digital video syste.
Table of Contents 7 Table of Contents Getting Started ................................................................................................................ .............................. 9 L19LD800 Series - Front ...........................
Table of Contents 8 Table of Contents Archive Menu ................................................................................................................... ........................... 39 Camera Menu .........................................
Getting Started 9 Getting Started The system comes with the following components: CHECK YOUR PACKA GE TO CONFIRM THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE CO MPLETE SYSTEM, INCLUDING ALL COMP ONENTS SHOWN AB OVE.
L19LD800 Series - Front 10 L19LD800 Series - Front 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 13 18 1. USB - Two USB 2.0 ports are p rovided to connect exte rnal hard disk drives, optical drives (CDRW / DVDRW) or USB memory stick for ar chiving video.
L19LD800 Series - Front 11 L19LD800 Series - Front 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 13 18 11. STATUS INDICAT OR LEDs - LEDs will illuminate when the following occur: • IR RECEIVER (does not illuminate) - Receiv es the signal from the IR transmitter on the Remote Control.
L19LD800 Series - Front 12 L19LD800 Series - Front 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 13 18 18. NAVIGATION & VOL UME CONTROLS – The Volume Controls are used in Live Viewing & Playback Modes: • VOL + (RIGHT) Press the VOL + (Volum e UP) key to increase the volume level in the live screen 16 mode.
L19LD800 Series - Front 13 L19LD800 Series - Front 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 13 18 22. PTZ - ALTERNATE FUNCTIONS – The following buttons are used in PTZ Mode: • ZOOM IN - Press to zoom in. • ZOOM OUT - Press to z oom out. • FOCUS NEAR - Press to control the fo cus (near).
L19LD800 Series - Back 14 L19LD800 Series - Back 1 2 3 4 1. ALARM I/O & RS- 485 TERMINAL – Connection poi nt for external devices: • The Alarm Block is used to connect de vices such as a motion se nsor, door/alarm sensor, or time lapse VCR for Alarm Recording.
Cable Channel & VESA Standard Stand 15 Cable Channel & VESA Standard Stand The L19LD800 Series stan d comes with a built in cable channel to easily org anize and conceal wiring. The stand can be removed to mount the monitor directly to other VESA standard mounting brackets.
Remote Control 16 Remote Control Listed below is a quick refe rence for the Remote Cont rol. All Buttons de scribed above function the same as the Front Panel buttons. POWER - Turns the LCD Monitor power ON/OFF CHANNEL BUTTONS - Press to sele ct a specific camera by number RECORD - Press the button to start scheduled recording.
Camera Installation 17 Camera Installation Before you install the camera*, carefully plan wh ere a nd how it will be positioned, and whe re you will route the cable that connects the camera to the System.
Connecting D IN Cameras 18 Connecting DIN Cameras 1. Connect the female end of the supplie d extension cable to the camera. NOTE : Confirm that the arrows on the DIN Camera Ca ble and the DIN Extension cable are poi nted together when connecting the cable.
Connecting B NC Cameras 19 Connecting BNC Cameras 1. Connect the 60ft Extension cable to the Camera a nd Observation System: Camera Connection Diagram A. Connect the Barrel Power connector to a power adaptor. B. Connect the BNC connector to an ava ilable BNC Port (CAM 5~8) on the monitor C.
Connecting a Mouse 20 Connecting a Mouse Connect a mouse to one of the USB ports located on the front of the unit. Mouse Controls The mouse behaves in the same way as a PC mouse - using Left Click, Right Cli ck and Wheel Rotation: Left Click : • Click the left mouse button to select an item.
Display Modes 21 The unit will automatically begin loading when power is connected to the system. 1. The System will perform a Hard Drive and Firmware check. During th e loading sequence, the System will perform a Hard Drive and Firmware Check. During t he loading sequence, the screen will display the message SYSTEM CHECK.
Display Modes 22 Alarm Input – Indicates that the corresponding Ch annel has an Alarm input con nection (i.e. Door Sensor, Window Sensor, Motion Sensor). Audio – The channel displayin g this icon is the current Listen-In Audio channel. Motion – Indicates that the channel is detecting M otion.
Display Modes 23 Camera Display Modes Cameras can be displayed in several different modes by pressi ng the VIEW Button on the front panel of the system, or by pressing the VIEW Button on the Remote Co ntrol. To view a single camera, press the correspondin g number key on the Front Panel or Remote Cont rol.
Menu Navigation Cont rols & Tips 24 Menu Navigation Controls & Tips Menu Navigation Controls • MENU Button – Accesses the setup menu, and retu rns to previous menu option s. • Navigation Controls - Mo ve Up/Down/Left/Right. • Enter Button - Press this button to select and change the values in a menu option.
System Setup Controls 25 System Setup Controls Setup Menu - Options The Setup Menu has 8 icons representi ng each menu selection: • SYSTEM - The system menu contains basic configuration settings, such a s Time/Date, Language, User, Disk Management, Information, Factory Default, S/W Update, System Log and Screen Save.
System Setup Controls 26 System Menu Tree SETUP MENU SYSTEM MENU EVENT RECORD ARCHIVE CAMERA DISPLAY PTZ NETWORK DATE / TIME LANGUAGE USER DISK MANAGEMENT INFORMATION FACTOR DEFAULTS SETUP & UPDAT.
System Menu 27 System Menu • Date / Time – Set the Date and Time for the system. • Language – Select the GUI Languag e display • User – Configure the system users • Disk Management – C.
System Menu 28 Language Setup Set the onscreen GUI language display to English, French of Spanish. User Setup Configure users for the Local System and for Remote Access . • ADMIN – The Admin login has full permissions to the system. Select the PASSWORD SET (Figure 1) option to change the password.
System Menu 29 User Setup (cont.) • NETWORK USER LIST – The Network List allows for 10 Users to be added to the system. Each user has vari able permissions to the system. o ID : Enter an ID for the User, using the Virtual Keyboard. o Select the PASSWORD SET (Figure 1) to set the user password.
System Menu 30 Disk Management (cont…) The Disk Management section al so displays information about the Internal and USB drives including: • Device Name • Disk Size • Format Button – Formats the drive.
System Menu 31 Setup & System Update Manager The Setup & System Setup menu allows the user to create a backup of the system settings, import the system settings, and update the Firmware. To make a backup copy of the System Settings, connect a USB memory stick to the Syst em and select EXPORT.
System Menu 32 o Backup End o Backup Fail o Backup Cancel o Setup Change o Time Change (Use r) o Time Change (NTP) o Time Change (RT C) o Zone Change o Clip-Copy Begin o Clip-Copy End o Clip-Copy Fail.
Event Menu 33 Event Menu • Alarm-In – Sets the system notifications and controls when an event is triggered on an Alarm IN device. • Motion – Sets the options for Motion Detection and notification. • Video Loss - Sets the system notifications when a Video Loss event is detected.
Event Menu 34 Motion Setup Controls the actions when Pixel-based motion is detected on a Channel. • HOLD TIME – Set the length of time that the event action will occur (i.e. Buzzer, Onscreen display, etc.) • CH1~CH8 – Sets the alarm for each channel to ON or OFF.
Event Menu 35 Video Loss Controls the actions when a vide o loss is detected on a Channel. • HOLD TIME – Set the length of time that the event action will occur (i.e. Buzzer, Onscreen display, etc.) • CH1~CH8 – Sets the alarm for each ch annel to ON or OFF.
Event Menu 36 • TRANSACTION – Set the text-in d etection fields: o Start : Set the word or characters that indicate the start of a POS transaction. o End : Set the word or characters that indicate the end of a POS transaction. o Delimiter : sets the End of line character.
Event Menu 37 Disk S.M.A.R.T If the IDE hard disk installed in the system support s S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitori ng Analysis and Re porting Technology), the status of the installed IDE hard disk is displayed. • ON/OFF – Turns the Temperature detection ON or OFF.
Record Menu 38 Record Menu The recording menu controls the settings for each camera for basic and scheduled recordi ng. • SCHEDULE – See below. • RESOLUTION – Set the size of the recorded images to 704 x 480, 704 x 240, or 352 x 240. • PRE - EVENT – See below.
Archive Menu 39 Archive Menu The archive menu allows the user to backup data to a USB Memory Stick or Hard drive, CD-RW or DVD-RW Driv e. Note : You can enter the ARCHIVE menu dire ctly from Live monitoring mode by pressing the COPY key on the front panel.
Camer a Menu 40 Camera Menu Controls the settings for individ ual cameras. • COVERT – Turns the onscreen display of the camera ON or OFF. The camera remains recording when in Co vert. • NAME – Use the virtual keyboard to set a camera description.
PTZ Setup Menu 41 SEQUENCE Control Pressing the SEQ key in the live view mode causes the system to displ ay live channels sequentially. In full screen mode, the system sequences thro ugh the cameras and displays th em full screen. In the multi screen mode, the system displa ys the 2x2 live screens seque ntially.
PTZ Setup Menu 42 Using the PTZ Camera Controls The system can control cameras with P an / Tilt /Zoom capabilities. Press the PTZ key on the front panel to enter the PTZ mode and press the button again to ex it the PTZ mode. The camera is controlled using the front panel directional control button s.
PTZ Setup Menu 43 Preset positions can be set fo r the PTZ camer as. Press the to establish Presets and enter a preset number. Press the OK button to save new setting s or the CANCEL button to cancel new settings. You can quickly move a PTZ camera to Preset position.
PTZ Setup Menu 44 Pressing the PTZ key on the front panel when in PTZ mode will di splay the PTZ function window as shown below. Expanded P TZ features are controlled in this mode.
Network Setup Menu 45 Network Setup Menu Controls the network settings fo r: • LAN – Network set tings for t he System • SERIAL – Controls for serial devi ces (i.
Network Setup Menu 46 Serial Setup Controls for the Serial setup for PTZ, Specia lt y Keyboard or Point of Sale (POS) system. • USE – Set the device connected to the serial port to PTZ, Keyboard or POS. • PORT – Contains the port specific settings.
Network Setup Menu 47 Notification Setup This menu enables notification of eve nt informatio n to Email or Network when an event o ccurs. • EMAIL SENDER – Set the email address to appear as the Sender when an email is received. • RECEIPIENTS – Set the list of email addresses to recei ve an email when an event occurs.
Network Setup Menu 48 Network Notification : The Network Notification feature sends a n alert from the System to the remote client software (up to 5 instances of the Software Client). This feature i s designed to work on the L ocal Area Network. 1. Run IPCONFIG on the PC with the installed Software Client to get the IP Address.
Additional Key Functions 49 Additional Key Functions Key Add Function Pressing the Fn key on the front panel will display the ke y add function window. PANEL ADJUST You can configure the brig htness an d contrast of the LCD panel. Pressing the SET item displ ays a control bar at the bottom of the live screen as follows.
Additional Key Functions 50 SNAPSHOT You can capture and save a still cut in the pause mode during the pl ayback. First, insert the USB memory stick to the USB port in the front panel. Then, play a video and set scree n mode to full screen for the channel you want to captu re.
Playing Recorded Video 51 Playing Recorded Video If a user with Search authority logs into the system , the user can view record ed video. Once video has been recorded, you can view it by p ressing the PLAY , key on the front panel. • When playing video for the first time, the system w ill di splay the most recently reco rded video.
Playing Recorded Video 52 Mouse Usage The mouse can be used for easy pl ayback control. Po sition the mouse pointer at the bottom of the playback screen, and the followin g search toolbar will display. Clicking on the left side exits the toolbar. To display t he toolbar again, position the mouse pointer at the bottom of the playback screen.
Video Search 53 Video Search Pressing the SEARCH key on the front panel or the remote control enters t he Search mode while in the Live monitoring mode or in the Playback mo de. The Search function window will be di splayed. Select SOURCE to search from the beginning.
Video Search 54 CALENDAR SEARCH Select the “CALENDAR SEARCH” opti on in the search function menu. A basic search screen will be displayed as shown below. • Select the CHANNEL, ITEM and MONTH to search. • Days with recorded vi deo display on the cale ndar with red numbers.
Video Search 55 NOTE : The 24 hours time table has 24 one-hou r segments. Each segment consist s of 24-numeric blocks which are ranged from 0 to 23. If a number is hi ghlight ed in Red, it means that video was recorde d during that hour. However, it does NOT mean vide o was recorded for the entire hour.
Video Search 56 • Pressing the ENTER , key will ext r act the event video and display the first imag e of the event. • Pressing the PLAY , key will start playing the “event” video segment. • Pressing the STOP , key causes the system to return to live monitoring mode.
Video Search 57 TEXT-IN SEARCH The Text-In Search allows the user to search for a recorded video i nitiated by a Text-In input (such as a POS device). • Select TEXT-IN SEARCH in the search function menu to display a Text-In search window as below. • Selecting an event in the list will play a video of the c hosen date and time.
Video Search 58 • Press the DETAIL button to overlay the text-i n data on the video duri ng the Text-In playback. • Pressing the MENU key while in the On-Screen Te xt -In playback mode returns the system to the Text-In search mode.
Observation System Specification s - Appendix #1 59 Observation System Specifications - Appendix #1 SYSTEM Operating System Embedded Li nux (Built-In Flash Memory) Language English ( Multi Languages w.
Observation System Specification s - Appendix #1 60 Pixel Pitch 0.294mm X 0.294mm Color Depths 16.7M Colors Contrast Ratio 1000 : 1 ( Typical ) Brightness 300cd / m2 Viewing Angles (Left/Right/Up/Down) 80˚ / 80˚ / 80˚ / 80˚ (Typical) Light Source / Lifetime 4CCFT / 50,000 Hours ( Minimum ) Response Time ( Tr / Tf ) 1.
Connecting Motion / Alarm Device - Appendix # 2 61 Connecting Motion / Alarm Device - Appendix #2 Motion detection and Alarm controls a re enabled through the Menu system on t he Obse rvation System. Additional motion sensor devi ces can be connecte d to the system (Motion Sen sors, Door/Window Sensors).
Connecting RS-485 & RS-232 Device s - Appendix #3 62 Connecting RS-485 & RS-232 Devices - Appendix #3 PTZ Cameras (not included with this sys tem) can be connected to the PTZ Control Block on t he back panel of the System. The PTZ Contro ls are enabled t hrough the Menu syst em on the Observation System.
Full Connectivity Diag ram – Appendix #4 63 Full Connectivity Diagram – Appendix #4 The following diagram outlines a gene ral set of c onnections available with the Observation System.
Hard Drive Replacement - Appendix # 5 64 Hard Drive Replacement - Appendix #5 The System comes with a pre-install ed Hard Drive; however the unit w ill work with a replacement single IDE Hard Drive (up to 750GB). NOTE : Make sure that the System is OF F and the po wer cable has been disco nnected before changing the Hard Drive.
Hard Drive Replacement (cont …) 65 Hard Drive Replacement (cont …) Installing the New Drive • Insert the new drive, and r eattach the h olding screws. • Reconnect the cables in th e same way as connected to the previ ous drive. o Reconnect the IDE Cable.
Troubleshooting – Appendi x #6 66 Troubleshooting – Appendix #6 When a malfunction occurs, it may not be se rious and can be corrected e asily. The following describes the most common problems and solutions.
Troubleshooting (cont…) 67 Troubleshooting (cont…) Problem: The picture on the Observation Syst em is poor, shrinks or flicker s Check: • Check the camera vide o cable and connections • Discon.
Factory Default Settings - Appendix # 7 68 Factory Default Settings - Appendix #7 Menu Item Parameter Default Setting DATE / TIME SETUP : TIME ZONE DST ON/OFF FORMAT : DATE TIME TIME SYNC : INTERVAL GMT-05:00 OFF MM/DD/YYYY 24H OFF LANGUAGE ENGLISH/FRENCH….
Factory Default Settings - Appendix # 7 69 DWELL TIME VIDEO AUDIO SPEED (T/E) QUALITY (T/E) 5SEC 1~8:ON 1~4:ON, 5~8:OFF 15/15 B/B CAMERA NAME (CH1~CH8) COVERT CAM1 ~ CAM9 OFF DISPLAY SEQUENCE: DWELL T.
System Log & Messages – Appen dix #8 70 System Log & Messages – Appendix #8 System Log Log Message Log Option Description START UP START UP System power on start SETUP BEGIN SETUP BEGIN Sy.
System Log & Messages – Appen dix #8 71 Pop-Up Messages Classification Message Description PLEASE WAIT… Waiting for interna l operation. DETECTING USB DEVICE… Detecting the USB device. SNAPSHOT IS EXECUTING. PLEASE WAIT… Wait ing fo r the Snap Shot operat ion.
System Log & Messages – Appen dix #8 72 DOMAIN NAME IS TOO LONG. The domain name is too long in the D DNS Setup mode. SAME PORTS EXISTED. User tried to select the Port Number already existed in the Port Setup mode . ADMIN IS NOT ALLOWED. ENTER DIFFERENT ID.
Optional Accessories 73 Optional Accessories The following accessories are available to add to your existin g system To order these accessory items, or for a complete listing of available products, please visit us on the web at: WWW.
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