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Emphasizes compliance with local electrical safety codes during installation and operation.
Advises on precautions to take during transportation, storage, and installation to prevent damage.
Provides basic installation guidelines, emphasizing careful handling and avoiding power connection before completion.
States that examination and repair work should only be performed by qualified service engineers.
Specifies the recommended environmental conditions (cool, dry, away from sunlight/flammable substances) for DVR installation.
Recommends using manufacturer-recommended accessories and checking package contents before installation.
Introduces the DVR as a digital monitor product and highlights its core technologies and applications.
Lists the key features of the DVR, including real-time monitoring, storage, compression, and network operation.
Details the technical specifications of the SDR 2004 series, covering system, compression, input/output, and storage.
Describes the buttons and indicators on the front panel of the SDR 2004 DVR.
Details the ports and connections available on the rear panel of the SDR 2004 DVR.
Illustrates a typical connection setup for the SDR 2004 DVR with various external devices.
Explains the interface and functionality of the remote control, noting it's an optional accessory.
Outlines how to use mouse clicks (left, double, right) for various operations and navigation within the DVR interface.
Describes the input methods using the virtual keyboard and front panel controls for text entry.
Provides instructions for inspecting the DVR package for damage and checking contents upon receipt.
Directs users to detailed information about front panel keys and rear panel ports for identification.
Guides users through the physical process of installing a SATA hard disk drive into the DVR.
Advises on connecting the power supply and recommends using a UPS for steady operation.
Explains how to connect video input sources and output displays to the DVR.
Details the procedures for connecting audio input and output devices for audio monitoring and talk-back.
Describes how to connect alarm input and output devices, including port types and configurations.
Explains the use of the RS485 interface for PTZ control, including connection and configuration steps.
Briefly mentions other interfaces like USB ports on the DVR.
Covers the system login process, available accounts, and the main menu structure with its icons.
Explains how to initiate and configure manual recording, including menu access and basic operation.
Details how to search for recorded files and perform playback operations, including various modes.
Guides on setting up recording schedules, including periods, record types, and snapshot settings.
Covers motion detection, video loss, and camera masking settings, including zone setup and sensitivity.
Explains how to configure alarm inputs, event types, PTZ activation, and notification settings.
Details the process of backing up data via USB devices, including detecting devices and selecting files.
Guides on connecting and setting up PTZ devices, including protocols and color adjustment for cameras.
Explains how to set up and activate presets, patrols, patterns, and scan functions for PTZ cameras.
Describes how to set auxiliary functions like flip for camera orientation.
Presents a hierarchical view of the DVR's menu structure, showing main categories and sub-items.
Describes the main menu interface after login, highlighting the six primary function icons.
Details various system settings including general, encode, schedule, network, and display configurations.
Refers to the search functionality described in Chapter 4.3.
Covers advanced functions like HDD management, account management, and configuration file backup.
Explains how to view system information such as HDD status, logs, and online users.
Describes the options for shutting down, restarting, or switching users of the DVR system.
Explains how to access the Pan/Tilt/Zoom menu for PTZ camera control and adjustments.
Details the setup and activation of camera presets, patrols, patterns, and border functions for PTZ control.
Outlines prerequisites and steps for establishing a network connection for web-based DVR operation.
Guides users on how to access the DVR interface via a web browser, including IP address input and ActiveX installation.
Covers configuration settings accessible via the web interface, including system information and network setups.
Explains how to search for and download recorded files remotely via the web interface.
Details how to configure alarm types, events, and sound setups through the web interface.
Allows users to view current web client information, including version numbers.
Describes the process of logging out of the web interface, returning to the login screen.
Provides instructions on how to remove the web control software from the system.
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