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PEG-2

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

Users Guide

Rev. 2.0.0

Darim Vision Co., Ltd.


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Notice

The information in this document is subject to change without prior notice in order to improve reliability,

design, or function and does not represent a commitment on the part of this company.

In no event will we be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising out

of the use or the inability to use the product or documentation, even if advised of the possibility of such

damages.

Copyright 2001 Darim Vision Co., Ltd.

All Rights Reserved.

No part of this reference manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without

the prior written permission of this company.

Throughout this manual, we make reference to product names that are trademarks of other companies.

We are using these names for identification purposes only, with no intention of infringement of the

trademarks.

FCC Information

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant

to Part 15of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency

energy an, if no installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to

radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can

be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference

by one of more of the following measures:

l Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

l Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

l Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

l Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.


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Shielded cables and I/O must be used for this equipment to comply with the relevant FCC regulations.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved in writing by Darim Vision Co. Ltd. May void the users

authority to operate this equipment.

Limited Warranty

Our company warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year

from the date of purchase. During the warranty period, products determined by us to be defective in form

or function will be repaired or replaced at our option. This warranty does not apply if the product has

been damaged by accident, abuse misuse, or as a result of service or modification other than by us.

This warranty is in lieu of any other warranty expressed or implied. In no event shall we be held liable

for incidental or consequential damages, such as lost revenue or lost business opportunities arising from

the purchase of this product.


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CONTENTS

1 INTSRUCTION _________________________________________________________ 1

2 SPECIFICATION _______________________________________________________ 3

3 FRONT PANEL AND REAR PANEL _______________________________________ 5

4 PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION _____________________________________ 7

4.1 What is in Package _________________________________________________ 7

4.2 Installation _______________________________________________________ 10

5 B-DVR FUNCTION ____________________________________________________ 17

5.1 Front Panel Button ________________________________________________ 17

5.2 VFD Display _____________________________________________________ 19

5.3 Basic Function ____________________________________________________ 20

5.4 JOG-SHUTTLE Function __________________________________________ 26

5.5 MARK Button ____________________________________________________ 29

5.6 BOOKMARK Button ______________________________________________ 32

5.7 JUMP Function ___________________________________________________ 33

6 B-DVR MENU _________________________________________________________ 35

6.1 Main Menu ______________________________________________________ 35

6.2 DVR Setup _______________________________________________________ 37

6.3 Screen Setup _____________________________________________________ 39

6.4 Video Setup ______________________________________________________ 41

6.5 Schedule Setup ___________________________________________________ 43


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6.6 System Info ______________________________________________________ 46

6.7 Play-List _________________________________________________________ 49

6.8 ALL CLIPS ______________________________________________________ 51

6.9 Playing the Play-List _______________________________________________ 52

6.10 Playing the ALLPLAYLISTS _______________________________________ 54

6.11 Editing Play-List __________________________________________________ 55

6.12 Changing names of the Play-List _____________________________________ 58

6.13 Deleting the Clip from the Play-List __________________________________ 60

6.14 Managing Clip-List ________________________________________________ 62

6.15 Play Clip-List Items _______________________________________________ 63

6.16 Change the names of the Clip-List items ______________________________ 64

6.17 Delete Clip-List Items ______________________________________________ 66

7 B-DVR DESKTOP SOFTWARE __________________________________________ 69

7.1 B-DVR Desktop Software ___________________________________________ 70

7.2 Clip-List Menu ___________________________________________________ 71

7.3 Play-List Menu ___________________________________________________ 73

7.4 B-DVR Hard Disk Optimization _____________________________________ 74

7.5 Settings __________________________________________________________ 75

8 HARD DISK MANAGEMENT AND HOW TO USE __________________________ 79

8.1 B-DVR Hard Disk Jumper Setting ___________________________________ 79


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8.2 How to use B-DVR HDD on general PC _______________________________ 79

9 TROUBLESHOOTING __________________________________________________ 81

9.1 How to solve the trouble of B-DVR ___________________________________ 81

9.2 Messages occurred B-DVR activation _________________________________ 83

9.3 Upgrade Information and Technical Support __________________________ 86


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2 SPECIFICATION

eature Spec Remark

Storage Removable Hard disk (IDE)

Storage capacity 20GB/40GB/60GB/80GB/120GB/250GB

Compression MPEG-2 Video, MPEG 1 Layer II Audio

Video ormat CCIR601 NTSC/PAL

Video Input

Composite

S-Video

Video Output

Composite

S-Video

YUV Component

RGB

Audio Input

Stereo RCA (47 Unbalanced)

Audio Output Stereo RCA (600 Unbalanced)

Recording ormat

NTSC 704x480 at 30FPS

PAL 704x576 at 25FPS

Compression

(Constant Bit-rate)

Normal Compression rate : 4.5Mbps

Super Compression rate : 6.0Mbps

Maximum recording

time

40hours (30fps, 4.5Mbps, Normal Audio) With 80GB Hard disk

30hours (30fps, 6.0Mbps, Normal Audio)

Scheduled recording Off/Playback/Record (Max.10 Schedules)

Play List

Max 300 Video Clips

Title Edit

List Edit

Making a clip by Mark In/OutPlayback Mode Repeat, Once

ront Panel Time Code/List Information Display

Shuttle

2 ,4x,8x,16x

Slow Motion 1/2x,1/4x,1/8x

Jog Yes

ront Display Device

VFD

OSD Menu Yes

Serial Interface

RS232/RS422 (SONY Protocol)


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3 FRONT PANEL AND REAR PANEL

[Picture 3.1] Front Panel and Names

1 POWER button 11 PLAY button

2 Shuttle ring 12 STOP button

3 Jog 13 PASUE/STILL button

4 VFD window 14 DISPLAY button

5 (Right-hand direction) button 15 RECORD button

6 LIST button 16 MARK OUT button

7 (Upward) button 17 (Downward) button

8 MENU button 18 SELECT button

9 (Left-hand direction) button 19 MARK IN button

10 1 ~ 5 button 20 BOOKMARK button

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[Picture 3.2] Rear Panel and Names

1 S-Video input 9 Cooling Fan

2 S-Video output 10 Composite Video input

3 Composite Video output 11 Audio Left input

4 Audio Left output 12 Audio Right input

5 Audio Right output 13 Power cord

6 B/R-Y output

7 G/B-Y output

8 R/Y output

9 2

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4 PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION

4.1 What is in Package

[Picture 4.1] B-DVR Power cord 1 unit

[Picture 4.2] Composite cable 2 units

[Picture 4.3] S-Video cable 2 units


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[Picture .4] 80GB Hard Disk (installed in the B-DVR originally but optional in some

cases)

[Picture 4.5] Hard Disk Rack 1 unit(installed in the B-DVR)

[Picture 4.6] B-DVR Desktop(Hard Disk Utility) Software for PC


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[Picture 4.7] Users Guide

[Picture 4.8] Limited Warranty


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4.2 Installation

4.2.1 Plug in the power cordMake sure to read the installation instruction in detail before plug in the power cord. Before

connecting B-DVR to other device, plug in the power cord according to the instruction in this

chapter. The power cord protects B-DVR from the electrical damage by ground. Follow

the instruction.

Installation .

Make sure the mentioned usable voltage limit of the B-DVR back panel suits the type of

voltage system to be connected. The voltages (220V/50Hz, 220V/60Hz) are suitable for

B-DVR. Confirm again the voltage type to be connected before connecting.

Installation 2.

Connect the end of B-DVR power cord to the socket of the B-DVR back panel.

Installation 3.

Plug in the other end of power cord into the grounded 3-hole receptacle or the multi-hole

outle .

Note)B-DVR is ground safe and has 3-line grounded plug. Consult to the engineer if you can't

plug the power cord grounded AC receptacle.

[Picture 4.9] Connected power cord to B-DVR


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4.2.2 Connection AV device to B-DVR

You can connect various kinds of AV devices including general AV I/O devices mentioned

in the chapter. Please refer the manufacture's guide if you are going to connect other

devices.

The B-DVR can be connected with various I/O devices or its own use. Refer to the following

table according to the type of input or output. There are Composite Cable, S-Video Cable

and RGB Cable in the B-DVR.

Video input Video output Audio input Audio output

Composite cable O O O O

S-Video cable O O X X

RGB cable X O X X

[Table 4.1] Supported input/output cable in B-DVR


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Follow the instruction to connect each cable at the following.

Sample.1)Connect S-Video into input connector and use the monitor to play from B-DVR

Composite, S-Video and RGB.

[Picture 4.10] In the situation for S Video input and S-Video output


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[Picture 4.11] For S-Video input and Composite output

[Picture 4.12] For S-Video input and RGB output


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Sample.2)Connect Composite to input connector port and use monitor to play from B-DVR

Composite, S-Video and RGB.

[Picture 4.13] For Composite input and S-Video output


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[Picture 4.14] For Composite input and Composite output

[Picture 4.15] For Composite input and RGB output


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5 B-DVR FUNCTION

5.1 Front Panel Button

[Picture 5.1] B-DVR Front Panel Button

1 POWER button 11 PLAY button

Press to switch on/off B-DVR. Start to play

2 Shuttle ring 12 STOP button

Shuttle clockwise direction(FF) or

counterclockwise direction(FB) and AV

data is 2x/4x 8x/16x.

Stop playback/recording.

3 Jog 13 PAUSE/STILL button

Searching by one frame forward or

backward after pause.

Pause playing.

4 VFD window 14 DISPLAY button

Display B-DVR information. Display time or List in the VFD

indow.

5 (Right-hand direction) button 15 RECORD button

Moves in the Menu setup and from the list

to the item or to the clip. Search forward by

5% in pause mode.

Record the video source input.

6 LIST button 16 MARK OUT button

Push to convert to the Play-List menu Finish to edit the necessary

ideo source in play mode.

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7 (Upward) button 17 (Downward) button

Change the setup value of item. Change the setup value of item.

8 MENU button 18 SELECT button

Convert to the Main menu. Select the item.

9 (Left-hand direction) button 19 MARK IN buttonMoves to the item in the Menu setup and

List. Moves back to the clip in playback in

the Play-list. Search backward by 5% in

pause mode.

Start to edit the necessary video

source in play mode.

10 1 ~ 5 button 20 BOOKMARK button

Push 1- 5 for bookmark. Bookmark to make it easy to

select in clip play mode.


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5.2 VFD Display

[Picture 5.2] VFD window display

1) ALARM) display

Indicates the schedule setup for playing or recording on the defined date and time.

2) REC display

Indicates the video source is being recorded.

3) FB, PAUSE, PLAY, FF display

Indicates B-DVR is occupied in Fast backward, Pause, Play and Fast forward.4) Counter display

Indicates the system time display, list information, recording time and playback time.


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5.3 Basic Function

5.3.1 DISPLAY Button

[Picture 5.3] DISPLAY button

DISPLAY button enables users to select the contents of VFD window either Time displayor

List Information display. When you press DISPLAY button once, the Time display

is shown. If you press DISPLAY button again, the List Information display is shown.

Two display contents are shown in terns when you press the button continuously.

Note that DISPLAY button is only activated in the STOP mode. It doesn't work in other

modes.

5.3.1.1 Time Display

The RTC(Real Time Clock)is installed in the B-DVR which is used in the whole system and

user can setup the time and date in the DVR setup from the Main Menu. he setup time and

date run when the power is off and it is used when necessary like schedule function. You can

use this function when you want to display the setup time.

[Picture 5.4] Example of time display

[Picture 5.4] shows the present setup time in the B-DVR. It is 03-12 12:05:25 and means


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related to playback. It means to proceed for 12 hour 05 minutes 25 seconds from

the starting point of video source. indicates playback. Once you press PLAY button,

it displays the saved MPEG-2 file to a monitor or to other AV device through video output port.

Press STOP button shown in [Picture 5.7] to stop playback command.

5.3.2.1 SLOW Playback

During play, press button in case that the customer wants slow playback. With the

pressing of button once, twice, and three times, playback goes to 1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x. To stop

the execution of slow playback, press PAUSE button. as shown at [Picture 5.10].

5.3.3 STOP Button

[Picture 5.7] STOP utton

You can stop the command processing by pressing STOP button in record, playback and pause

modes. When pressing STOP button, the Time-Code information related to the recording,

playback and pause command disappears in the VFD window and the selected Display from

either Time Display or List Information Display appears in the VFD window.

Pressing STOP button to stop all the command processing, MENU button and LIST button areready to activate. Therefore, to setup Main Menu and to command or to edit List Information

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5.3.4 RECORD Button

[Picture 5.8] RECORD button

The B-DVR can record the video connected from the input port in real time in MPEG-2 file to

the installed Hard Disk. After switching on the power, B-DVR is ready to activate by

initializing the installed Hard Disk or preparing to record. With this function, you can record

video source instantly in real time. Therefore, once B-DVR activates, it is always ready to

record and save.

[Picture 5.9] VFD display in record mode

Press RECORD button to record the video source presently input to the B-DVR. It is shown

in VFD window as [Picture 5.9] simultaneously by pressing RECORD button. The

12:05:25 displays the Time-Code value related to the recording. It means the time to be

recorded for 12 hour 05 minutes 25 seconds from the beginning points. " REC "

displays recording.

When you press RECORD button, it records and saves the input video source from the input

port in real time in MPEG-2 file to the installed Hard Disk. It registers the saves file in the

Clip-List. The latest recording file is registered in No.00 which is highest order of Clip-List.

If you want to play other clip, you can play it in the Clip-List referring playback.

Press STOP button to stop record command processing.


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5.3.5 PAUSE Button

[Picture 5.10] PAUSE button

5.3.5.1 PLAY Pause

You can pause play command processing pressing PAUSE button in play mode. In pause

mode, you can use search function using Jog and Shuttle. The Time-Code value of the

allocated position of video source in pause mode shows in the VFD window and it enables users

to search the file exactly.

[Picture 5.11] VFD display in play pause mode

Press PAUSE button when you want to pause in play mode. The display shown in [Picture

5.11] appears when pressing PAUSE button. The 12:05:25 indicates the Time-Code value

related to pause. It means to pause for processing for 12 hour 05 minutes 25 seconds

from the beginning point. indicates pause.

Press STOP button or PLAY button to stop pause command processing.

5.3.5.2 RECORD Pause

You can pause record command processing pressing PAUSE utton in record mode.


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[Picture 5.12] VFD display in record pause mode

Press PAUSE button when you want to pause in record mode. The display shown in [Picture

5.12] appears when pressing PAUSE button. The 12:05:25 indicates the Time-Code value

related to pause. It means to pause for processing for 12 hour 05 minutes 25 seconds

from the beginning point. indicates pause.

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5.4 JOG-SHUTTLE Function

[Picture 5.13] Jog-Shuttle

The B-DVR has Jog-Shuttle function in order to search conveniently. The function of Jog

activates in pause mode, pressing PAUSE button during the play mode. The function ofShuttle activates either in play mode or in pause mode. Jog is used for searching still image,

Shuttle is used for fast searching like at 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x speed.

5.4.1 JOG Function

JOG function activates in pause mode while the video source is playing. You can search by

one frame either forward or backward in the position of pause. When you turn the Jog in

clockwise direction from the front side, the still image being played by one frame in the

direction of normal playback. When you turn the Jog in counter clockwise direction from the

front side, the still image is being played by one frame backward.

5.4.2 SHUTTLE Function

SHUTTLE starts in the play or pause mode. By turning the Shuttle clockwise or

counterclockwise, slowly or fast. The wanted video clip can be searched.

While Shuttle for Fast Forward or Fast Rewind being used, Screen and VFD window show

different signals as following pictures :

Jog

Shuttle


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[Picture 5.14] Fast Forward on screen

[Picture 5.15] Fast Forward on VFD

[Picture 5.16] Fast Rewind on screen


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[Picture 5.17] Fast Rewind on VFD


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5.5 MARK Button

[Picture .18] MARK IN, MARK OUT button

Marking can select the wanted video by marking the starting and ending part and then make

new video clip. Using Marking, it is easy to make required clip from already recorded

video clip without using an editing tool or re-recording video. As shown at [Picture 5.18],there are two buttons; MARK IN for indicating the starting part and MARK OUT for the

ending part.

5.5.1 Using Marking Function

Refer to 6.15.1 Play Clip-List Items and select a video clip to apply to the Marking

function.

Make sure that the selected video clip is viewed as pause on the screen. Press the PLAY button and play till new clip is to start or use the Jog & Shuttle to the

starting part for new clip and then press PAUSE button.

Press MARK IN button in the state of pause.


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[Picture 5.19] MARK IN

OSD appears as shown at the [Picture 5.19] in the normal operation and performs Mark In.

Press PLAY button again until the ending part of the video for the new clip or use Jog &

Shuttle and then press PAUSE button.

Press MARK OUT button in the state of pause.

[Picture 5.20] MARK OUT

OSD appears as shown at the [Picture 5.20] in the normal operation and performs Mark

Out.

After Mark In and Mark Out are done, new clip named MARK## is added on the Clip-List.


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[Picture 5.21] New Clip


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5.6 BOOKMARK Button

[Picture 5.22] BOOKMARK button

BOOKMARK is the function that reminds the information on whereabouts of clips in the work

of Play-List or Clip-List and that helps the clips to directly move the specific clip. The

maximum five units of specific clips can be saved on the BOOKMARK. With the pressing

of number 1 ~ 5 , all the clips move to the specific clip saved previously and standby.

5.6.1 Using Bookmark Function

Refer to 6.15.1 Play Clip-List Items and select a video clip to apply to the Bookmark

function.

Make sure that the selected video clip is viewed as pause on the screen. Press the PLAY button and play till the video clip to be saved to the Bookmark function or

use the Jog & Shuttle and then press PAUSE button.

Press BOOKMARK button in the state of pause. After pressing BOOKMARK button, press umber among 1 ~ 5 .

In the state of stop or pause from the selected number 1 ~ 5 , video clips can

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5.7 JUMP Function

In case that the size of the recorded clip is large, it takes to long time to move to the certain

position with Jog & Shuttle. JUMP function helps to move to the wanted position with ease.

It searches very fast regardless of the size of the clip. There is a function of skimmingthrough using JUMP function. Out of 100% Clip you can skip 5% or 1% either forward or

backward you can control the JUMP function from 0%95% that you can easily search the

video.

5.7.1 Using JUMP Function

Refer to 6.15 Play Clip-List Items and select a video clip to apply to the JUMP function.

Make sure that the selected video clip is viewed as pause on the screen.

Using button and button, search goes forward or backward by 5% and with

button and button, it goes forward or backward by 1%.

[Picture 5. 3] 50% JUMP example [Picture 5.24] 75% JUMP example


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6.1 Main Menu

Main Menu appears after pressing the MENU button as shown the below picture. Refer to[Picture 6.2]

[Picture 6.1] MENU button

There are four items on the Main Menu.

DVR Setup : Play mode, Beep, Date and Time can be set.

Screen Setup : OSD related can be set.

Video Setup : Input and output, and video compression rate can be set.

Schedule Setup : Schedules to play or record can be set.

System Info :Displays settings and system version information.

Also Main Menu shows the current B-DVR version. The [Picture 6.2] shows version 2.0.


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[Picture 6.2] Main Menu Screen

6.1.1 General Setting

The above screen appears on pressing MENU utton.

Using , button to move to each item, and select the item and press the SELECT

button.

[Picture 6.3] SELECT button

To move item, use , button.

To change the value, use , button.

To end the Main Menu, press the MENU button again.


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6.2 DVR Setup

Language, Date and Time, Play Mode and Buzzer can be set in DVR Setup.

[Picture 6.4] DVR Setup

There are five items set in DVR Setup.

Language : Language, used for the entire system, can be set.

Date : Date can be set.

Time : Time can be set.

Play Mode : Play times(Once or Repeat) can be set.

Buzzer : On or Off can be set.


Main Menu appears on pressing MENU button.

Using , button, move to the DVR Setup.

On pressing SELECT button, DVR Setup is done as shown on [Picture 6.4].

To change the item, use , button, to move to Language, Date, Time ,

Play Mode, Buzzer.

To change the value, use , button.


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The following shows the value of each item.

Menu Category Value

DVR Setup

Language English, Korean

Year 2002 ~ 2099Month 01 ~ 12

Day 01 ~ 31(30/29/28)

Hour 00 ~ 23

Min 00 ~ 59

Sec 00 ~ 59

Play Mode Repeat : Repeats playing a clip.

1(Pause) : Plays once then pauses at the end of clip.

1(Stop) : P ays once then goes back to live mode.

Buzzer On, Off

After setting all values, press the MENU button to return to Main Menu.

To end the Main Menu, press the MENU button again.


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6.3 Screen Setup

Screen Setup sets the OSD modes.

[Picture 6.5] Screen Setup

Screen Setup has following items:

Online Info : can set OSD(On Screen Display).



Using , button, move to the Screen Setup.

On pressing SELECT button, Screen Setup is done as shown on [Picture 6.5].

Using , button, value can be set.


Value Contents

Detail

1. Command appears on the upper left.

2. OSD shows the information on Command on the

upper right.


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6.4 Video Setup

Video Setup is a port where the input and output are determined. The resolution of video

recording is also selected. B-DVR accepts both PAL(25fps) and NTSC(30fps). When the

NTSC TV set is used, be sure to connect an NTSC video source to the input port becausedefault output is set to the PAL when turning on power without video input signal. B-DVR

default Video Setup input is Composite and out put is S-Video (Composite), respectively.

Such setup is also applied when a new Hard Disk is connected.

Quality represents the degree of compression when digitizing input video the Hard Disk in

MPEG-2 format. The quality is determined by amount of data in MPEG-2 stream per second

measured in Mbps. Higher numbers represent better quality but consume more Hard Disk

space.

In B-DVR the quality level can chosen between 4.5Mbps(Normal) and 6.0Mbps(Super).

[Picture 6.6] Video Setup

There are three items in Video Setup.

Input : can set the video input port.

Output : can set the video output port.

Quality : can set the bit-rate of video.


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Using , button, move to the Video Setup.

On pressing SELECT, Video Setup is done as shown on [Picture 6.6].

Using , button, move to Input, Output, Quality. To change the value, use , button.


Item Value Contents

InputComposite

S-Video

Output

S-Video(Composite)

RGB

Component YUV

Quality Normal Bit-Rate : 4.5MbpsSuper Bit-Rate : 6.0Mbps

After setting all values, press the MENU button to return to Main Menu.

To finish the Main Menu, press the MENU button again.


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6.5 Schedule Setup

Enables to set up 10 schedules of starting and ending hours. The following steps explain how

to set up for the schedule.

[Picture 6.7] Schedule Setup


Press MENU button to display Main Menu.

To go to Schedule Setup, use , buttons.

Press SELECT button, then move to Schedule Setup screen. It displays as shown in

[Picture 6. ].

Use , buttons to move to the category the user needs to change the value.


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[Picture 6.8] Schedule Setup

On Schedule Edit screen showing above, Current Time displays the current hour thatis already setup. Number shows the order of schedule. To move to other schedules,

use , buttons after selecting the menu Number.

Start Time shows the starting hour of recording and playing. To setup the hour of

Start Time , select the menu Hour and Min, then use , buttons to change

the value.

End Time shows the ending hour of recording and playing. To setup the hour of End

Time, select the menu Hour and Min, then use , uttons to change the

value

The menu Mode designates either schedule recording or playback the clips which can

be selected by the user.

In case the value Record is selected, the user enables to select the Bitrate

(Normal/Super) by using , buttons.

In case the value Play is selected, the user enables to select Play List(All Clips/All

PlayLists/PlayList) by using , buttons.

The menu revious shows the starting, ending time and mode of the previous schedule.

The menu Next shows the starting, ending time and mode of the next schedule.

When the starting and ending time for schedule are set as 00:00, the system does not

operate either Recording or Playback.

Press MENU button to return to the Main Menu.

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on the specified time, then the alarm in red will be displayed on VFD window as

shown in [Picture 6.9].

[Picture 6.9] Example of Schedule Setup


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6.6 System Info

On System Info screen, it shows the general information of system including hard disk quota.

The menu Factory Setting is to set up to default setting.

[Picture 6.10] System Info


Press MENU button to display Main Menu.

To go to System Info screen, use , buttons.

Press SELECT button, then move to System Info screen. It displays as shown [Picture

6.10].

Explanation pertaining to each category is as shown on the following chart.


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Menu Category Explanation Location Available for

Designation

Date The date that is set up by user. DVR Setup

Time The time that is set up by user. DVR Setup

S/W Ver. Software version of systemTotal Total capacity of using hard disk

Available Remaining capacity of using hard disk

Online Info OSD(On Screen Display) Screen Setup

Input Video input port Video Setup

Output Video output port Video Setup

Quality Bitrate Video Setup

The following picture shows the screen when the menu Factory Setting is selected.

[Picture 6.11] Factory Setting

Use , buttons to select the value YES to initialize the value of menu setup or

select the value NOto keep a current value of the menu.

Setting is completed when Select button is pressed.

Press MENU button to return the Main Menu.

Press MENU button again to finish the Main Menu.

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Menu Menu Category Initial Value

DVR Setup Play Mode 1 (Pause)

Buzzer On

Screen Setup Online Info DetailVideo Setup Input Composite

Output Composite/S-Video

Quality Normal

Schedule Setup Record on Schedule Off

Start Time 00 : 00

End Time 00 : 00

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6.7 Play-List

Press LIST button on the B-DVR front panel, then the Play-List Menu(refer to [Picture 6.13])

which you can setup the whole MPEG-2 file saved in the B-DVR displays.

[Picture .12] LIST button

There are 5 commands of the Play-List Menu as followings :

LAY : command to play the selected Play-List.

EDIT : command to edit the selected Play-List.

NAME : command to specify the name of selected Play-List.

CLEAR : command to delete the Play-List.

CLIP : command to move to Clip-List that manages all clips of Hard Disk.


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[Picture 6.13] Play-List Menu Display

6.7.1 General Processing

Press LIST button to display Play-List Menu.

Move to the specified item of Play-List using , button..

After moving to each command using , button, press SELECT button to process

the selected command on the item of Play-List.

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6.8 ALL CLIPS

All the recorded clips of B-DVR are shown in [Picture 6.14]. There is always the item called

ALL CLIPS at No.00 in the Play-List. The item ALL CLIPS means that it includes all the

clips saved in the Hard Disk. You can see all the saved video source of B-DVR in saved order,if selecting the ALL CLIPS item.

[Picture 6.14] ALL CLIPS Display

In the ALL CLIPS item, only PLAY command among PLAY, EDIT, NAME and

CLEAR activates. In PLAYcommand processing, it plays without waiting status unlike the

items of other Play-List. However the latest recorded file appears close to No.00. Although

ALL CLIPS that was recorded in previous times cannot view when it is played after DELETED

from the Clip in the Clip-List, it may appear on the display. The items from No.01 to No.29

of the Play-List can process all the commands of LAY,EDIT, NAMEand CLEAR.In the Play command processing, the item is on waiting status and starts to play pressing PLAY

button.

The information about the total size of installed Hard Disk(total : 37GB in [Picture 6.14]) and

the usable size of Hard Disk storage (free 34GB in [Picture 6.14]) are displayed in the ALL

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6.9 Playing the Play-List

You can make total of 29 play lists except ALL CLIPS and ALL PLAYLISTS category.

You can edit from all 29 saved different clips from the lists from 01-29 you can execute

PLAY, EDIT, and CLEAR, CLIP.

[Picture 6.15] Select Play-List PLAY command

If you select any of the clips from 01-29, except ALL CLIPS and ALL PLAYLISTS , you

can view the file size for each selected clips. [Picture 6.15] shows that 134Mbytes are being

used.

6.9.1 Play Command

Press LIST button, Play-List Menu will pop up. Use , button to move up and down to choose to play any Play- Lists from 00 ~ 30

Play-List as shown in [ Picture 6.15], it chose DARIM for your example.

You can use , buttons for play to select the location where to play, as it is shown

in [Picture 6.15].

Press SELECT button to PLAYin any selected from the play list.

WhenPLAYcommand is being activated, Play-list Menu will disappear automatically and

at the same time the screen will show the video in Pause mode to be ready to play from the

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Press PLAY button to play the video.


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6.10 Playing the ALLPLAYLISTS

There is always the item called ALL PLAYLISTS at No.30 in the Play-List. The item ALL

PLAYLISTS means that it includes all the Play-Lists saved in the Hard Disk. In the ALL

PLAYLISTS item, only PLAYcommand among PLAY, EDIT, NAME and CLEARactivates.

[Picture 6.16] ALL PLAYLISTS PLAY command

6.10.1 Play Command

Press LIST button, Play-List Menu will pop up.

Use , button to move up and down to choose to play ALL PLAYLISTS.

You can use , buttons for play to select the location where to play, as it is shown

in [ 6.16].

Press SELECT button to PLAY.

WhenPLAYcommand is being activated, Play-list Menu will disappear automatically and

at the same time the screen will show the video in Pause mode to be ready to play from the

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6.11 Editing Play-List

From the Play-List, you can select one Clip to group the related videos to make the one specific

Clip to play repeatedly and continuously.

[Picture 6.17] Select Play-List EDIT Command

6.11.1 EDIT Command

Press LIST button and Play-List Menu to show up on the screen.

Use , button to select any numbers from 01 ~ 29(Except ALL CLIPS and ALL

PLAYLISTS) and move to any of the Play-List to EDIT. Example in [Picture 6.17] it

selected DARIM.

In order toEDITUse , button to select EDIT as shown in [Picture 6.17].

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[Picture 6.18] Play-List for Editing display

WhenEDITcommand is executed, Play-List Menu will disappear automatically and the

display will change to Play-List Edit as shown in the [Picture 6.18]. Use , button

to select OK, EDIT, UP, DOWN,DELETE in the Play-List to locate to place

in designated Clip.

Each command Explanations are in the followings :

OK : After Editing finished, move back to Play-List Menu.

EDIT : Selecting or changing the related Clip from the Clip-List.

UP : Move upward the related Clip

DOWN : Move downward the related Clip

DELETE: Delete the related Clip from the Clip-List

Select EDITfrom the commands above and use , button to located the new Clipin the Clip-List or you can choose to change the Clip if desired. Refer to [Picture 6.19].


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[Picture 6.19] Play-Lists Clip for Editing Display

Select the new location of the Clip and press SELECT button.

After checking the Changed Clip, select OKto go back to Play-List Menu.

After finishing editing, if you want to check the Clips from the Play-List, go to Play-List

Menu and use , button to select PLAY and press SELECT button.

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6.12 Changing names of the Play-List

The name of Play-List can be changed easily except ALL CLIPS and ALL PLAYLISTS.

The maximum 12 characters can be used including alphabet letters and numbers. If the name

is not valid or if the Clip is deleted from the Play-List, the clip PLAYLIST # clip name willappear.

[Picture 6. 0] Changing the name of the Clip in Play-List

6.12.1 NAME Command

Press LIST button. Play-List Menu will appear.

Use , button to select from 01 ~ 29 (Except ALL CLIPS and ALL PLAYLISTS).

For example in [Picture 6.20] , it selected DARIM.

In order to command NAME, use , button as it is shown in the [Picture 6.20],

move to NAMElocation

If NAMEcommand is selected, DARIM there will be a square location where you can

edit. Use , utton to move each characters to change of the NAME. Please

move to the characters you want to change, as it is shown in picture [Picture 6.20] D.

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[Picture 6.21] Displaying for Changing the Name

If NAMEcommand is executed, Play-List Menu will appear with selection of characters,

as shown in [Picture 6.21]. Use , buttons and , buttons to select characters

or numbers.

To finish press SELECT utton.

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[Picture 6.23] Clear Content Display

If CLEAR command executed, the confirmation question will pop up in the Play-List

Menu as it is shown in [Picture 6.23] . Use , button to select to cancel CLEAR

by selecting NO, to continue CLEAR, select YES.

Press SELECT button after confirmation.

If CLEAR command is executed, the Clip will be cleared from the Play-List and

PLAYLIST # clip names will appear.


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6.14 Managing Clip-List

In Play-List Menu, Clip Menu is included to manage the information of the Clip. All the

Clips which are included in the Clip-List can be inserted by using RECORD button to make

MPEG-2 file or copy MPEG-2 file into B-DVR Hard Disk through B-DVR Desktop program.You can view Clip-List, from Play-List Menu by selecting CLIP.

In the Clip-List Menu, there are 4 different commands.

PLAY : Play the selected Clip.

NAME : Name the selected Clip.

DEL : Delete the selected Clip.

DELALL : Delete Every Clips

[Picture 6.24] Clip-List Menu Display

6.14.1 Overall Execute Summary

Press LIST button to have Play-List Menu.

Use , button and select the CLIPand press SELECT button as it appears in Clip-

List Menu in [Picture 6.24].

To get out of Clip-List Menu, Press LIST button once to go to Play-List Menu. To get out

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6.15 Play Clip-List Items

You can make up to 300 different items in Clip-List Menu. You can execute PLAY,

NAME, DEL, DELALL for every item in Clip-List.

[Picture 6.25] Select PLAY in CLIP-LIST.

In addition, for all the items, if one item is selected, the date and the size of the Clip can be seen

on the display. In [Picture 6.25], it is displaying that the item was recorded on June 26h, 2003

and 21Mbytes data are being used.

6.15.1 PLAY Command

Press LIST button to go to Play-List Menu.

Use , button to place CLIPcommand.

Press SELECT button to go to Clip-List Menu.

In Clip-List Menu, use , utton to select the item to give PLAYcommand from

00 ~ 99. For example, in [Picture 6.25] FASHIONM10 is selected.

To play use , button to move to PLAY like in [Picture 6.25].

Press SELECT button to PLAYthe selected Clip.

When PLAYexecuted, Clip-List Menu automatically disappear and selected Clip is ready

to play from start from the beginning of the clip from the pause mode.

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6.16 Change the names of the Clip-List items

It is possible to change the names of the saved items from the Clip-List. Maximum of 12

characters can be used including alphabets and numbers.

[Picture 6.26] Change the names of the Clip-List items

6.16.1 NAME Command


Use , button to place CLIPcommand.

Press SELECT button to go to Clip-List Menu.

In Clip-List Menu, use , utton to select the item to give PLAYcommand from

00 ~ 99. For Example, in [Picture 6.26] FASHIONM10 is selected.

To select NAME, use , button as [Picture 6.26] to place NAME.

When cursor is placed on NAME, editing box will appear for you to change the names as

shown in the [Picture 6.26], 0217_155602. Use , button to move to each

different characters. Move to the character you wish to change. For example, in [Picture

6.26] 0 is selected.

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[Picture 6.27] Display for changing the names

If NAME command is executed, selected characters are displayed in Clip-List Menu to

choose (Refer to [Picture 6.27]). Use , button and , button to characters

or numbers which you wish to change.

After finishing press SELECT button.

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6.17 Delete Clip-List Items

It is easy to delete the saved clips from the Clip-List. There are two commands for deleting

Clip-List Items, DEL command is to delete only selected items from the Clip-List, and

DELALL is to delete all clips in Clip-List in B-DVR. These two commands delete theclips from the hard disk, so any important or necessary clips are always suggested to back

up to PC hard disk using B-DVR Desktop program. Once it is deleted, the clips can

never be restored.

[Picture 6.28] Display for deleting from the clip items from the Clip-List

6.17.1 DEL(Delete), DELALL(Delete All) Command


Use , button to place CLIPcommand

In Clip-List Menu, use , button to select the item to give DEL or DELALL

command from 00~99. For example, in [Picture 6.28] 0217_155602is selected.

To DELor DELALL use , button to move to DELor DELALL like in [Picture

6.28].

Press SELECT button to delete for DELfor selected Clip and DELALLfor deleting all

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[Picture 6.29] Display for Deleting Clip

If DELor DELALLcommand has executed, the confirmation question will pop up in the

Play-List Menu as it is shown in [Picture 6.29]. Use , button to select to

cancel DEL or DELALL by selecting NO, to continue DEL or DELALL, select

YES

Warning : All deleted clips CANNOT be restored.

Press SELECT button to finish.

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Darim is providing with B-DVR Desktop software to install in P.C. You must install this software to

use MPEG 2 file that had been recorded and played from B-DVR in your PC. The Hard Disk that

had been recorded and played in B-DVR s set as MASTERmode so before connecting to the PC,check the jumper setting in IDE mode. Default is set as either MASTER or SLAVE mode.

Depending on how IDE is stored in PCs select appropriate mode, MASTER or SLAVE.

You cannot use the file more than 4GB in FAT16 and FAT32 Operating system in Microsoft PC. In

addition, it is optimized play in over 4GB file supported NTFS format Hard Disk in Windows 2000 or

Windows NT.

Every MPEG-2 file saved into the Hard Disk in B-DVR can be copied into PC using B-DVR Desktop

software and MPEG 2 file saved into PC can be copied into B-DVR hard Disk. When B-DVR

Desktop software is used, MPEG-2 file from B-DVR Hard Disk can be played in PC and you can edit

and manage the Play-List and Clip-List in your PC.

The advantage of using Hard Disk of B-DVR is that any Clip that has been deleted appeared as free

space to optimize the function of Hard Disk. You can add Clip in your PC using B-DVR Desktop

software for any MPEG-2 file. However, in some occasions, some of the clips which had not been

recorded nor added through B-DVR but in PC using B-DVR Desktop software, PLAY or Mark In/Out

would not be able to function in B-DVR.


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7.1 B-DVR Desktop Software

In order to install B-DVR Desktop software which is included in B-DVR package, run the B-

DVR Desktop.exe then it starts to install.

[Picture 7.1] B DVR Desktop S/W Installation

It is possible to access to the B-DVR Hard Disk on PC via B-DVR Desktop when you

finish the installation B-DVR Desktop software.

After switching off power, make sure that the Hard Disks jumper setting in order not to

collide with other IDE device as the B-DVR Hard Disk is in set up in MASTER.

Although Hard Disk doesnt appear on the Windows Explore, it must be recognized inCMOS Setup.

In general, run Start ProgramB-DVR DesktopB-DVR Desktop, then B-DVR

Desktop software is run.

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7.2 Clip-List Menu

These are the Clip-List menu which have functions like PLAY, NAME, DEL in B-DVR ( Refer

6.14 ).

[Picture 7.2] Clip-List Menu

Save Clip to Local HDD Save the selected Clip of B-DVR Hard Disk to PC

Hard Disk as *.mpg(MPEG-2) file.

It can be saved by double click the selected Clip.

Rename Change the name of selected Clip.

Delete Clip Delete the selected Clip.

Delete All Clips Delete the all Clip.Play Play the selected Clip.

Add Clip to B-DVR HDD Add *.mpg(MPEG-2) file in PC Hard Disk to B-

DVR Hard Disk. It can be added by dragging a file

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7.2.1 Marking and Play a Clip on B-DVR HDD with MPEG- Viewer

[Picture 7.3] MPEG2 Viewer

Mark In Indicate the starting part.

Mark Out Indicate the ending part.

Crop Operate Marking.

Snap Shot Save the selected picture of B-DVR Hard Disk to PC

Hard Disk as *.bmp(BMP) or *.jpg(JPEG) file.Play Play the selected Clip.

Stop Stop the played Clip.

Close MPEG2 Viewer Close the MPEG2 Viewer window.


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7.3 Play-List Menu

These are Play-List menu which have functions like EDIT, NAME, CLEAR.

[Picture 7.4] Play-List Menu

Rename Change the name of Play-List.

Delete Play-List Delete Play-List.

Save Clips to Local HDD Save Clips in the selected Play-List of B-DVR Hard

Disk to PC Hard Disk as *.mpg(MPEG-2) file.


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7.4 B-DVR Hard Disk Optimization

The optimization is in Item.

Press icon, then you can move to the window for optimization of Hard Disk.

Press icon to go back to Play-List.

[Picture 7.5] Optimization

The space of deleted clips may be remained as occupied in the Hard Disk. B-DVR uses the

data in order and only has the information of deleting of Clip. You must optimize to use

Hard Disk effectively.


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[Picture 7.7] B-DVR Settings

7.5.2 Scheduler

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[Picture 7.8] Scheduler

[Picture 7.9] Schedule Setting

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by double-click of desired item as shown in the [Picture 7.9]

[Picture 7.10] Scheduler Menu

Clear Selected Schedule Deletes the selected schedule

Clear Schedule From Selected Deletes the schedule list from the selected one to the

last one.

Clear All Schedule Deletes all schedule list

Delete Same as Clear Selected Schedule Menu

Save To File Saves the schedule list as a file.

Load From File Load the schedule list from a schedule file which ispreviously saved.

OK Applies the setting value of schedule

Cancel Exits from the dialog box without applying new

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8.1 B-DVR Hard Disk Jumper Setting

The Hard Disk can be used in B-DVR is one of most general IDE type hard disk.The general IDE Type hard disk doesnt need any special format or changing to file

system to use easily by inserting to Hard Disk rack. Make sure that the jumper

setting of Hard Disk must be setup in Master mode among Master/Slave modes. If

it is in Slave mode or jumper setting is not right, the message Err 01 is displayed in

the VFD of front panel when switching on power of system.

8.2 How to use B-DVR HDD on general PC

Make sure that you use Software provided by Darim Vision Co. Ltd. in order to use

B-DVR HDD in general PC. If not, all the information of HDD can be deleted.

The HDD used in general PC can be used in B-DVR right away by installing it toHDD rack in MASTER mode setup.


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B-DVR, a MPEG-2 capture device is run by separate S/W with no related with Windows and it

is designed not to collide with other device if possible. Most troubles can be occurred when

unskilled operation or unbalanced situation of system is run.

9.1 How to solve the trouble of B-DVR

How to solve that video Clip of B-DVR is not displayed

The trouble happens when setting up hardware and Menu of B-DVR. B-DVR Video Input

supports 2 types such as Composite and S-Video and Video Output supports 4 types such as

Composite, S-Video, RGB and Component.

Make sure to set up Video Input and Video Output properly in Video Set up Main Menu.

When new Hard Disk is connected to B-DVR, Video Input supports Composite and Video

Output supports S- ideo(Composite). Refer to 6.4 Video Setup.

How to solve that Playlist of B-DVR is not displayed

Make sure that clips are set up in the Play-List item in the List menu. If the Clip is not

inserted in Play-List, that Play-List can be played.

How to recover the deleted Clip in Play-List

The Clips in HDD are not deleted really although it is deleted from the Play-List. But the

Clips deleted on the Clip-List can not be recovered as it is deleted from the HDD.

Therefore note that you must be careful to delete Clip on the Clip-List.

How to do when the HDD used in B-DVR can not be used in PC

Make sure that you change the jumper(Refer to HDD information) of HDD type to Slave

mode when you want to use B-DVR HDD in general PC. The OS(Operating System) of

B-DVR is different from the OS of general Windows or Dos, so B-DVR HDD itself is not

booted in general PC. You must use the S/W provided by Darim Vision Co. Ltd. in order

to use B-DVR HDD in general PC.

You can use the HDD used in general PC in the B-DVR by installing hard rack. Darim

Vision is not responsible for the damage of HDD caused by customers fault. You must

inquire to the dept. of customer support of Darim Vision Co. Ltd. about the change of HDD.

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The present B-DVR decides the recording time of one Clip depending on the remaining

space of HDD. It is possible to record for a long time if the space of HDD is enough. But

do not try to record one Clip for over 13 hours. When you play the Clip recorded for over

13 hours, the displayed time in VFD of front panel is initialized to 00:00:00 after the time of

13:14:34. It is caused by the trouble of MPEG-2 Encoder of B-DVR. Therefore it isdesigned to record for less 13 hours. Refer the messages in recording from [9.2 essage

occurred in B-DVR activation].

When the deleted Clip plays All Clips in playback mode

You can PLAY, NAME, DEL and ALLDEL all Clips in Clip-List. If you record at the

latest or add MPEG-2 file using B-DVR Desktop software, it is located in the closest to

Clip-List No.00. The Clip of the last no is the recorded Clip at the first time. Though

it is deleted once, it can be appeared in the Play-List by selecting All Clips to playback.

It is suggested to optimize using B-DVR Desktop.

How to do when less storage space in HDD

B-DVR saves Clips in order when recording or adding Clips using B-DVR Desktop.

Therefore, it can be happened to have less remaining space of HDD than calculated from the

whole space.

In order to use Hard Disk effectively, it is suggested to optimize HDD by connecting to PC

and using B-DVR Desktop

In case there is incorrect Time-Code in front VFD panel

For Users friendly, when playing or recording MPEG-2 file in B-DVR, Time-Code

indicates in VFD. Any information related in Time-Code in current used MPEG-2 file in

B-DVR includes maximum about 13 hours. There are 2 cases of initialization of Time-Code

of B-DVR. When user records and playback over 13 hours, the value of Time-Code

converts to the initialized value. Another case, it happens in pause even though userrecorded under 13 hours. According to these phenomena, the real recording time cannot

be same with the Time-Code in VFD. It is caused by the inaccurate calculation of Time-

Code information in MPEG-2 file and cannot be fixed under the existing system.

However, the related Time-Code information in VFD supports to search image and

find the general location. User can use this Time-Code information for Mark In/Out

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9.2 Messages occurred B-DVR activation

When switching on B-DVR

message symptom solution

Rec:LoadClip error Cannot read Information from HDD Make sure HDD jumper is in MASTERmode and reboot B-DVR again. The

same symptom is occurred again, set up

HDD in Low Level Format. Needs A/S

of HDD when still having problem.

Please, backup clips HDD is not compatible with older B-

DVRs HDD.

Clips were made in older B-DVR, HDD

is not compatible with used before.

Please save clips by using B-DVR

desktop software then make all clips in

B-DVR HDD to use properly.

When pressing Menu button

Config save error!!!

Config read error!!!

Cannot read or save Information

from HDD

Make sure HDD jumper is in MASTER

mode and reboot B-DVR again. The



of HDD when still having problem.

Messages in palying

No MPEG Clips No saved MPEG-2 video clip in HDD

Ready Being ready for playing MPEG-2 video

clip

"Begin ing of clip" Located in the beginning position of

MPEG-2 video clip

"End of clip" Located in the last position of MPEG-2

ideo clip

"Forced Stop" Play mode is forced to stop due to error

of B-DVR

Messages in recording

"End of HDD" Full of MPEG-2 video clips in HDD

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a clip recording.

"Reached max. number

of clips "

100 MPEG-2 video clips in HDD

"File Writing Error!!!"

"Writing error""File System error"

Error in HDD. Make sure HDD jumper is in MASTER

mode and reboot B-DVR again. Thesame symptom is occurred again, set up


of HDD when still having problem

"Recording error" Error in Streaming board. Reboot B-DVR and record. Ask the

nearest dealer when still having

problem.

"No input signal" Try to recording without Video In Connect camera to Video In and

confirm the power.

"Failed to save clip Cannot recording 1) Error in HDD

Make sure HDD jumper is in MASTER

mode and reboot B-DVR again. The



of HDD when still having problem

2) No Video In.

3) Recording Time is less than 1

second.

4) Over 100 clips or HDD is full.

Messages in BookMark

"Failed to save

bookmark"

Can not save the information of

BookMark.

Press Stop utton to finish Play and

ookmark again in the same position.

"Bookmark doesnt

exist"

BookMark does not exist.

"IsBooked read error"

"GetAllBookMarkClip

read error"

Failed to read the information of

BookMark in HDD.

Messages in Mark In/Out

"Marking failed" Failed Marking. Press Stop utton to finish Play mode

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