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Instruction Manual
Stand-Alone 4 Channel
Digital Video Recorder
Model CDR0430, CDR0410
Copyright ©2009 Clover Electronics U.S.A. All Rights Reserved.
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Contents Contents １. Unpacking 6 About This Unit 7 ２. Features 8 ３. Specifications 9 ４. Installation 10 ４-１. What to do before Installation 10 ４-２. Installation Check List
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Contents ５-５-４. PAN / TILT & ZOOM 28 ５-５-４-１. How to Connect PAN / TILT Device 28 ５-５-４-２. How to use PAN / TILT 29 ５-５-４-３. How to use ZOOM / FOCUS 29 ５-５-５. Toggle OSD ON/ OFF 30 ５-６. Recording 31 ５-６-１. Manual Recording 31 ５-６-２. Automatic Recordi
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Contents ６-６. Screen Setup 64 ６-６-１. Border Setup 65 ６-６-２. Video Adjustment 65 ６-６-３. Sequence Setup 65 ６-７. Audio Setup 66 ６-７-１. Audio Record Setup 66 ６-７-２. Mute Setup 67 ６-７-３. Input / Output Volume Setup
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Contents ６-１１. Exit 89 ７. Viewer 90 ７-１. Installing / Running the Viewer 91 ７-２. Player 92 ７-２-１. Menu 93 ７-２-２. Icons 94 ７-２-３. How to Open a Video File 95 ７-２-４. How to Save as AVI file
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Contents About this manual This is the instruction manual for the Stand-Alone type DVR, CDR0430 and CDR0410. This manual describes how to install and operate the DVR and provides information regarding specifications and features of this product. Please be sure to read this manual and follow the instructions when installing the Digital Video Recorder. If you have any questions or problems installing, please contact Clover Electronics at 877-327-5000. - 5 -
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Contents 1. Unpacking 1. When unpacking the DVR Unit, please be cautious not to drop, throw or hit with force. This may cause damage to the product that could lead to malfunctions. Before Installation please check if the following objects are included. Stand-Alone DVR unit Remote Controller & batteries Instruction manual Viewer CD AC Adapter and screws (usage for installing HDD) RJ-45 Cable (Not Available on CDR0410) PS/2 Mouse (Option) DVR CD-ROM Remote AC Adapter Batte
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Contents About This Unit You have just purchased a state-of-the-art 4 CH Stand Alone DVR with network connection. The most interesting feature of this system is the USB Firmware updating option, which enables software upgrading and software management to be done at home with a computer and a USB drive, instead of sending the DVR. To enhance the user friendliness of this DVR system, the user can operate with both the remote controller and a PS2 mouse (option). We hope you have a great
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Contents 2. Features 2. Triplex (Record / Playback / Live) Real Time Full, Quad and Auto sequence Display mode High Quality, Low Cost and Full Option System Stand Alone Type (Non-PC, Non-OS) Programming MENU in OSD (On Screen Display) Built-in Time / Date Generator Event list of 127 Motion / Alarm detection and Schedule recording Quick Search : Date & Time / Event Hard Disk Drive Overwrite RS-485 Interface for PT Camera control (Option) Multi-user network monitoring and
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Contents 3. Specifications 3. Items Specifications System Type NTSC PAL Input 1Vp-p 75Ohm, Input BNC 4 Video VGA VGA Output 1 Signal Output 1Vp-p 75Ohm, Input BNC 2 Input / Output 2 RCA (1CH Input, 1CH Output) Audio Recording Mode Mono PCM 60 Field per sec 50 Field per sec Display Frame (each) (each) Display Display Resolution 640 448 640 544 Real-Time full triplex Video Compression M-JPEG codec core Video Resolution 640 224 640 272 Recording Continuous, Event Reco
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Contents 4. Installation 4. 4-1. What to do before Installation Make sure all the required hardware is available. - Stand-alone DVR unit (HDD installed) - 4 Cameras (including power for each camera unit) - CCTV or VGA monitor (or TV set) - Network cable (for connecting to network) Connect the cameras to the DVR unit and the DVR unit to the monitor (video output device) Perform HDD format at the first screen to proceed Confirm live video is displayed on the monitor before procee
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Contents 4-2. Installation Check List Are the cameras installed at the right position? Are the camera cables connected to the inputs? Is the audio cable connected to the input? Is the system set on a stable location? Is the placement of the system clear from any elements such as water, excess dust, direct sunlight, magnetic field, etc… Is the system located away from temperatures beyond 32ºF~122ºF Is the location of the DVR unit away from the reach of children? Are the batterie
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Contents 4-3. Controls and Connectors on the DVR Front A C LED D Remote Controller Sensor USB Port B A C1 : Channel 1(Full Screen) C2 : Channel 2(Full Screen) C3 : Channel 3(Full Screen) C4 : Channel 3(Full Screen) B REC : To start / stop recording Play / Pause : To start playback / pause screen Stop : To Stop playback List/USB : USB Copy / Display Event List Enter/OSD : Enter Key(Menu) / OSD ON/OFF(Live) - OSD ON/OFF Date
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Contents C Back to Quad Screen Mode & Auto Screen - Auto Screen Display each channel in full screen followed by Quad screen for the duration set by the user. D : Used as Up key : Used as Down key : Used as Right key, or Fast Forward during playback mode : Used as Left key, or Rewind during playback mode MENU/ESC : used to enter the Main menu or to escape to live screen LED Power : Red light when power is ON, turn
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Contents Rear Audio connection port PS/2 Mouse port A VGA Port Camera Input port DC 12V adaptor port Video output device port Network connection port A Alarm output Alarm Input Grounding RS485 Alarm Input : The user can connect to ports 1 ~ 4. Grounding : All alarm input must be connected to this grounding port. Alarm Output : Connect one line to “COM” and the other to either Normal Open(N.O) or Normal Close(N.C) according to system setu
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Contents 4-4. System Connection Input Output Input / output Network - 15 -
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Contents 4-4-1. Camera Connection Connect the cameras to the Video Input (BNC Connector) on the back of the unit as shown. On this unit, the user can connect up to 4 Cameras. 4-4-2. Video Output Connection / VGA Connection Connect the composite monitor to any one of the BNC ports. This unit can support up to two composite monitors at the same time. The video output to the two monitors will be the same. Connect the VGA Monitor’s connector to the “DSUB 15 Pin Connector” on the rear
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Contents 4-4-4. Network Cable Connection (Not Available on CDR0410) Our Network Cable Connector is designed for RJ45 type cables. Connect the Network cable here to utilize the network function of the DVR 4-4-5. Mouse Connection This port is designed for PS/2 devices. Connect the mouse here to utilize the device in the DVR system 4-4-6. Sensor Connection The DVR unit has 4 Input ports for Sensors. . To connect, press the trigger to open the socket trigger Note : the trig
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Contents 4-5. Step By Step Installation Set Cameras in position Set Audio Input device in position Set Sensor device in position Set DVR unit in position. Note : The DVR unit must use the 12V adaptor that comes with the set. Usage of other adaptors may cause malfunction. Connect DVR unit with the Cameras, Audio Input device and Sensors. Connect a VGA monitor or (and) a composite monitor to the DVR unit. Check if the Video Output and Audio Output are clear. If there is a
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Contents 5. How to Operate 5. 5-1. General Operation You can operate the functions of the system by using the buttons located at the front panel of the DVR unit, as well as the remote controller and a PS/2 mouse. The system status is indicated by either the LED lights located near the center of the front panel, or the monitor. This system is protected from pressing the buttons by accident, but be careful when using the “Hard Disk Setup” option, for this may lead to data loss, and the “P
