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DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER VR-509E INSTRUCTIONS OPERA TE TIMER/MODE SERIAL FUNCTION MENU CANCEL REC/STOP PLA Y STOP SKIP REC PLA Y/P AUSE REW OPEN/CLOSE FF ALARM RESET SPLIT SEQUENCE WARNING ALARM SPOT HDD LOCK RETURN SET VIDEO OUT AUD IO OUT Please read the following before getting started: Thank you for purchasing this JVC product.
2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IMPORTANT (In the United Kingdom) Mains Supply (AC 230 V) WARNING - THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code;.
3 Information for Users on Di sposal of Old Equipment SAFETY PRECAUTIO NS (continued) WARNING It should be noted that it may be unlawful to re-record pre-recorded tapes, records, or discs without the .
Contents 4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS........ .............. .............. .............. ..... 2 Main Features ..... .............. ......................... .............. .............. 7 How to Read this Manual ............. .............. ..............
5 Contents Changing the Onscreen Display Posi tion ............... .............. 46 Setting Camera Title ................... ...................... .............. ...... 47 Setting OPERATION LOCK ............... .............. .............. ...... 48 Buzzer Setup .
Contents 6 MONITOR OUT .................... .............. .............. .............. ...... 83 INDICATION .............. .............. .............. .............. ................. 83 AUTO CHANGE ........ ......................... .............
7 Getting Started z Built-in hard disk drive with a high capacity of 320 GB z Simultaneous recording of 100 images / sec in 9 channels Recording up to 100 images/second. z Simultaneous Playback mode Playback, jog/shuttle playback and skip play are possible during recording.
Getting Started 8 PRECAUTIONS Hard Disk Drive The distance between the head and disk that read and write data on the hard disk drive (he reinafter known as the HDD) is a miniscule 0.02µm. Vibrations and physical shocks to the HDD may therefore result in the head coming into contact with the disk, producing dents and scratches to its surface.
9 Getting Started Place of storage and use Please avoid storing or using this DVR in the following places: • Extremely hot or cold places beyond the allowable temperature for operation (5°C - 40°C). • Humid or dry places beyond the allowable humidity range for operation (30 % - 80 % RH).
Getting Sta rted 10 [OPERATE] Button and Operate LED Switches the main power on or off. The LED is illuminated when the OPERATE button is set to O N. (Page 16) [TIMER/MODE] Button When the [TIMER/MOD E (REC PATTERN)] setting on the [REC DETAIL] screen is set, the followi ng is performed.
11 Getting Started [HDD(DVD)/0] HDD ⇔ DVD Button and LED Press this button to sw itch operations between DVD an d HDD. The LED is illumina ted when in DVD operation s. [0] Button Sets the value to 0. Status LEDs WARNING LED Illuminated when a warning is in effect.
Getting Sta rted 12 Power Switch Switches the power on or off. The OPERATE ON mode is automatically activated when the power is switched on. (Page 16) * Make sure the system has been set in the OPERATE OFF mode be fore switchi ng off the power supply.
13 Getting Started [ALARM IN 1 to 9] Terminals 1 - 9 ALARM REC is activated when signals are input to these terminals. (Page 33) [EMERGENCY] Terminals EMERGENCY REC is activated when signals are input to these terminals. (Page 33) [CLOCK RST IN] Terminal The terminal for re setting the time.
Getting Sta rted 14 Part Names and Fun ctions (Signal I/O Terminals) (continued) Terminal Signal Level Remarks [ALARM IN] Alarm Input [EMERGENCY] Emergency Input [EXT REC IN] External Record Input * S.
15 Installation and Preparation Connection with up to 9 cameras is p ossible with VR-509’s switcher. System Connection (W hen connecting 9 Cameras) <Example> • Perform recording/playback by con necting to 9 cameras. • Checking recorded images at Monito r.
Installat ion and Prepa ration 16 1. Connect the Power Ca ble. • Connect using the power cable suppl ied to an AC 220 V - 240 V 50Hz/60Hz outlet. 2. Switch on the power swi tch on the rear panel. • The main power is tu rned on to initiate a system check.
17 Installatio n and Preparation 1. Press the [MENU] button. • The MENU screen will be displayed. * Press the [MENU] once again to close the MENU screen. * Recording in the motion detection mode is not possible when operations are being carried out on the menu.
Installat ion and Prepa ration 18 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in MENU Screen Operati ons (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL OPERATION” → “MAINTENANCE” → “AREA SELECT”.
19 Installatio n and Preparation 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in MENU Screen Operati ons (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL OPERATION” → “CLOCK SET”.
Installat ion and Prepa ration 20 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in MENU Screen Operati ons (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “INTRODUCTION SET”. • The “INTRODUCTION SET - 1” screen will be displaye d.
21 Installatio n and Preparation 6. Press the [SET] button. • The recording settings for the standard mode set on the “INTRODUCTION SET - 1” and “INTRODUCTION SET - 2” screens will be automa tically set, and the “INTRODUCTION SET - 3” screen will be displayed.
Viewing Live Camera Images 22 The VR-509 enables images to be viewed on single screens, split screens, and seque ntial screens. * It is not possible to change the sequenti al display when the playback screen is being displayed. • The SPLIT display LED and the SEQUENCE disp lay LED are both extinguished.
23 Viewing Liv e Camera Imag es 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in MENU Screen Operati ons (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “LIVE PICTURE”. • The layout pattern that is set is displayed at the center of the screen.
Viewing Live Camera Images 24 1. Press the [MENU] button. • The [MENU] → [DETAIL OPERATION] → [MONITOR] screens will be displayed in this sequence in accordance with the [MENU Screen Operat ions] explained on page 17. 2. Select yo ur desired item with the [ S / T ] keys, and then change the value of th e setting with [–/+].
25 Viewing Liv e Camera Imag es Sets whether or not to display each screen with automatic switching when in the split picture mode. 1. Press the [MENU] button. •T h e [ M E N U ] → [DETAIL OPERATION] → [MONITOR] → [SPLIT SCREEN] screens will be displayed in this sequence in accordance with the [MENU Screen Operations] explained on page 17 .
Viewing Live Camera Images 26 It is possible to view live images with the SPOT output function. The following two meth ods for changing the display contents for SPOT output are available: • Changing SPOT output manually. • Changing SPOT output with term inal in put on the rear panel.
27 Viewing Liv e Camera Imag es Sets whether or not the screen is to be displayed in black without the camera inpu ts being displayed. 1. Press the [MENU] button.
Recording Camera Images 28 The normal recording mo de is operated as follows in accordance with the [TIMER/MODE (REC PATTERN)] setting made on the [DETAIL REC] screen (See page 30), and the ON/ OFF setting for the [TIME R/MODE]. Table #1: Nor mal Record ing Mode Standard Mode • Performs recording with the Standard Mode.
29 Recording Ca mera Images 1. Set up the DETA IL REC parameters. (See page 30) 2. Set the normal recording pa rameters with [STANDARD MODE]. (See page 31) 3. Check to confirm that the LED for TIMER/MODE is extinguished. Press the [REC/STOP] button.
Recording Camera Images 30 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in MENU Screen Operati ons (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL REC”. 2. Select your desired item with [ S / T ], and then change the setting with [–/+].
31 Recording Ca mera Images 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in MENU Screen Operati ons (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL OPERATION” → “OPERATION SET”. 2. Select your desired mode with [ S / T ], and then press the [SET] button.
Recording Camera Images 32 1. Take a note of all the [O PERATION SET] data settings (F.RATE, QLY and M.DET on NORMAL REC/ALARM REC) when [STANDARD] or [REC PATTERN 1 to 9] is in use. 2. Amend th e setting fo r the number of ope ration cameras with [INTRODUCTIO N SET] as explained on page 20.
33 Recording Ca mera Images Alarm recording is started when signals are input and whe n motion is detected in the STOP mode, and during normal recording and timer recording. 1. Connect the [EMERGENCY] terminal to the alarm device. 2. Setting the [DETAIL REC] screen.
Recording Camera Images 34 1. Press the [MENU] button. • The [MENU] → [REC DETAIL] → [ALARM REC] screens will be displayed in this sequence in accordance with the [MENU Screen Operations] expl ained on page 17 . 2. Select the camera input th at is to be set up with [ W / X ].
35 Recording Ca mera Images There are two methods of performing motion detection: 1) with a pre-determined set of parameter s, and 2) by freely se tting detection sensitivity. It is also possible to set the area for which detection is to be carri ed out on the screen.
Recording Camera Images 36 When the [Motion Detection] value on the [OPERATION SET] screen is set at [USER], it is po ssible to set the sensitivity for [DYNAMIC SENSITIVITY LEVEL ], [TARGET AREA LEVEL] and [STOP LEVEL]. These settings have no effect if anything other than [USER] has been specified.
37 Recording Ca mera Images Sets up the area for motion detection. This setting is applicabl e for when both [USER] and any other parameter has been selected for the sensitivity level.
Recording Camera Images 38 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in MENU Screen Operati ons (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL REC” → “WEEKLY TIMER”. 2. Set the starting day.
39 Recording Ca mera Images 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions prov ided in MENU Scree n Operations (page 17) in th e sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL REC” → “DATE TIMER”. 2. Set the starting time.
Playing Back Recorded Images 40 Plays back recorded images. This is activated by runni ng a search according to the date of the image to be played back using “SEARCH DATE” (See page 43) or in accordance with the time when alarm signals are received using the “ALARM LIST SEARCH” feature.
41 Playing Back Recorded Images The VR-509 is equi pped with features to pla yback images on single screens and split screens. * Sequentia l display is not po ssible during playback. • The SPLIT display LED and the SEQUENCE disp lay LED are both extinguished.
Playing B ack Recorded Im ages 42 1. Press the [PLAY/PAUSE] button. • The “EVENT SEARCH” screen will be displayed. 2. Select [ALARM LI ST SEARCH] with [ S / T ], and then press the [SET] button. • The “ALARM LIST SEARCH” scree n will be displayed.
43 Playing Back Recorded Images 1. Press the [PLAY/PAUSE] button. • The “EVENT SEARCH” screen will be displayed. 2. Select [SEARCH DATE] with the [ S / T ] ke ys. 3. Select the year, month, d ay, hour and minutes with [ W / X ], and then change th e values with [–/+].
Playing B ack Recorded Im ages 44 1. Press the [PLAY/PAUSE] button. • The “EVENT SEARCH” screen will be displayed. 2. Select [SKIP SET] with [ S / T ], and then press the [SET] button. • The [SKIP SET] screen will be displayed. * Skip playback is the repea ted operation of Search → Playback → Search → Playback.
45 Playing Back Recorded Images Images can be vi ewed in an enlarged mode. Only single-screen disp lays can be enlarged . * Enlarged displays are no t possible when live images are being displa yed. 1. Start playback (See page 40 “Playing Back Image s”) 2.
Useful Features Using a PC 46 As can be seen in the illustrations below, the VR-509 ’s DATE/ TIME, camera title and othe r elements can be displayed on the monitor screen. It is also possible to change thei r position on the screen. Set the display mode to live images on a single screen.
47 Useful Feature s Using a PC 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in Changing MENU Settings (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL OPERATION” → “MONITOR” → “CAMERA TITLE”.
Useful Features Using a PC 48 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in Changing MENU Settings (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL OPERATION” → “ONSCREEN/OPERATION” → “OPERATION”.
49 Useful Feature s Using a PC 1. Press the [MENU] button. •T h e [ M E N U ] → [DETAIL OPERATION] → [Display/ Operatio n] → [BUZZER] screen s will be displayed in this sequence in accordance with the [MENU Screen Operations] explained on page 17 .
Useful Features Using a PC 50 When a power fa ilure occurs while in the Recording mod e or Alarm Record Standby mode, or when a failure occurs in the recorded data o n the hard disk, recording /playback may not function pro perly.
51 Useful Feature s Using a PC When alarm recordin g is performed re peatedly with Repeat Recording set to “ALL” or “ALARM LOCK”, data in the hard disk may become fragmented.
Useful Features Using a PC 52 Mirroring refers to recording the same da ta in the 2 built-in hard disks. In this way, recorded dat a can be secured even if data on one of the hard disks is damaged. (See on page 53 for the notes on “Setting up MIRRORING”) 1.
53 Useful Feature s Using a PC • The capacity of the hard disk will be reduced by approximately half when mirroring is set up . It is therefore necessary to take care when setting recording times. • Mirroring can onl y be set up for the built-in hard di sk, and is not possible on additional disks.
Useful Features Using a PC 54 1. Press the [MENU] button. •T h e [ M E N U ] → [DETAIL OPERATION] → [MAINTENANCE] → [PASSCODE SET] screens will be displayed in this sequence in accordance with the [MENU Screen Operations] expl ained on page 17 .
55 Useful Feature s Using a PC 1. Press the [MENU] button. •T h e [ M E N U ] → [DETAIL OPERATION] → [MAINTENANCE] → [MAINTENANCE/LOG] screens will be displayed in this sequence in accordance with the [MENU Screen Operations] expl ained on page 17 .
Using DVD 56 The following shows the discs that can be recorded to and played using VR-509, in additio n to the corresponding display marks or logos. * Certain characteristics and properties of DVD-Rs and DVD- RWs can render them unsuitable for recording or p layback.
57 Using DVD The VR-509 is equi pped with a function to en able the images stored on the hard disk to be exported to DVDs. * It is possible to export images to a DVD when recording onto the hard disk. 1. Press the [HDD(DVD)] button. • The display LED will be illuminated, and the DVD operation mode will be acti vated.
Using DVD 58 6. Setting up the [DURATION] setup screen. Select the required period list with the [ S / T / W / X ] keys, and then amend the value with the [–/+] keys.
59 Using DVD The status of execution will be displayed on the live screen when the DVD export process is in progress. D.S: Searching for the relevant file. D.E: Deleting the data that has been written onto the DVD. D.C: Converting the data into a fo rmat that conforms with the DVD-Video format.
Using DVD 60 It is possible to pla yback the images that have been exported from the hard disk to DVDs. Set the export forma t to format including “SELF-PLAYING” when exporting the data. * DVD images can be played back when reco rding onto the HDD.
61 Using DVD The following ti tle menus and chapt er menus are created for DVDs that are forma tted in the DVD-Video and DVD-Video (intermittent interpolatio n) formats for exporting purposes. * DVDs that are created in the DVD-Video and DVD-Video (intermittent interpola tion) cann ot be played ba ck on the VR- 509E.
Using Other External Devices 62 It is possible to capture still images onto USB flash memories when in the playback mode. 1. Connec t a USB flash mem ory to the [SERIAL] port on the front or back panel. 2. Set the VR-509 in the playback mode. (See page 40) 3.
63 Using Other External De vices 1. Connect the flash memory to the [SERIAL] port on the front or on the back pa nel. 2. Press the [MENU] button. • Open the menus in accorda nce with the instructi o.
Using Other External Devices 64 The VR-509 allows connection of one external hard disk drives in addition to the 2 built-in ha rd disks. Follow the procedure below to alter the conn ection setup of the hard disk. There are 3 ways of altering connection setup, namely “NEW”, “CHANGE” and “DISCONNECT”.
65 Connecting to a PC z Viewing Live Images Using a PC (Page 69) z Record Program Using a PC (Page 70) z Viewing Playback Image Using a PC (Page 73) z Useful Functions Using a PC (Page 76) • Camera .
Connecting to a PC 66 Perform the initial setup procedu re for the VR-509 while referring to the connected moni tor screen. 1. Press the [MENU] button. • Opens the menus in accordan ce with the instructions provided in Changing MENU Settings (page 17) in the sequence of “MENU” → “DETAIL OPERATION” → “NETWORK”.
67 Connecting to a PC The following illu strates how to set up a small L AN using VR- 509’s factory settings. 1. Click on the button. • Right-click on [My Network], and then select the “Properties”. 2. Select the network that is connected to the PC that operates the Web br owser.
Connecting to a PC 68 1. Start up the Web browser. 2. Enter the VR-509 IP address (default factory setting: 191.168.0.10) in the fi eld, and then click on “Go”. 3. Enter “admin ” (small letter) 4. Enter “vr-509” (sma ll letter) 5. Click on the button.
69 Viewing Live Images Using a PC 1. Click on the Live Images butt on. • The Live Images d isplay window will be displayed. 1. Live Image Display Area Displays live images. “REC” will be displayed when the VR-509E is recording. 2. [DIVISION PIC] Enables the selection of split screens.
Record Program Using a PC 70 1. Click on [TIMER RECORDING] → [WEEKLY TIMER]. • The [WEEKLY TIMER SETUP] and program list (weekly timer settings) screen will be displayed. 2. Select the [PROGRAM] number ag ainst which recording is to be reserved. 3.
71 Record Program Using a PC 1. Click on [TIMER RECORDING] → [DATE TIMER]. • The [DATE TIMER SETUP] and program list (date timer settings) screen will be displaye d. 2. Select the [PROGRAM] number ag ainst which recording is to be reserved. 3. Select the [DATE (DD:MM)] for the recording.
Record Program Using a PC 72 1. Click on “TIMER RECORDING” → “TIMER MODE” in that order. 2. Click the [ON] button. • The TIMER MODE will be activated. 1. Click on “TIMER RECORDING” → “TIMER MODE” in that order. 2. Click on th e [OFF] button.
73 Viewing Playback Image Using a PC 1. Click on “EVENT SEARCH” → “ALARM SEARCH” in that order. 2. Select the search conditions. Settings All Alarm Channels: Searches for all recorded images regardless of the channe l. ch1 to ch9: Searches for recorded images only on the specified channel.
Viewing Play back Image Using a PC 74 1. Click on “EVENT SEARCH” → “TIME/DATE SEARCH” in that order. 2. Enter the date and time of the search. 3. Select the channel to be searched. 4. Click on the [SEARC H] button. • Playback screen will be displayed.
75 Viewing Playback Image Using a PC 1. Executes either the “ALARM SEARCH” or the “TIME/DATE SEARCH”. • The Playback image display screen will be disp layed. 1. Live Image Display Area Displays live images. 2. [REC TYPE] Displays the recording mode.
Useful Functions Using a PC 76 1. Click on “DISPLA Y” → “CAMERA TITLE” in that order. * When [CAM1 to C AM9] for the [INPUT NO.] is grayed out, it indicates that the camera input setting for [INTRODUCTI ON SET-1] is se t at [DISCONNECT]. (See page 20) 2.
77 Useful Functions Usin g a PC 1. Click on “NETW ORK” → “E-MAIL” in that order. 2. Enter/Sele ct the require d parameter. Settings None: Disables the alarm rep ort. Alarm: Transmits an e-mail wh en an alar m is input. Enters the domain name of the mail server.
Useful Functio ns Using a PC 78 If the times set in the system clo cks of all VR-509 that are linked up to a multiple unit netwo rk are not synchronized, alarm searches cannot be performed accurately.
79 Useful Functions Usin g a PC 1. Click on “UTILITY” → “DO WNLOAD” in that order. 2. Click on the [EXEC] button. • The “DOWNLOAD IN PROGRESS” screen will be displayed. • A screen stating “Download data making completion” will be displayed when the down load has finished.
Useful Functio ns Using a PC 80 1. Click on “UTILITY” → “UPL OAD” in that order. 2. Click on the [Browse] button. • The “FILE SELECTION” screen will be displayed. 3. Click on the file that is to be uploaded. 4. Click on th e [OPEN] button.
81 Useful Functions Usin g a PC 1. Click on “UTILITY” → “MAITENANCE” in that order. • Displays the usage time and power outage time list. 1.
Changing Network Settings 82 0 1. Click on “NETW ORK” → “ADDRESS” in that order. 2. Change the settings. (For more details, see page 66) • When network settings of VR-509 are changed, network settings need to be altered according at the PC.
83 Changing VR-509 Settings Using a PC It is possible to change the VR-509 settings with the use of a personal computer. See the reference pag e for further details of the relevant parameters. 1. Click on “DISPLA Y” → “MONITOR OUT” in that order .
Changing VR-509 Settings Us ing a PC 84 1. Click on “DISPLA Y” → “COVERT CHANNEL” in that order. 2. Change the settin gs. (See page 27 for details) 3. Click on the [SAVE] butt on. (Click on the [RESET] button to return to the setting values on the main unit.
85 Changing VR-509 Settings Us ing a PC 1. Click on “FUNCTION” → “MOVEMENT SETUP” in that order. 2. Change the settin gs. (See page 32 for details) 3. Click on the [SAVE] butt on. (Click on the [RESET] button to return to the setting values on the main unit.
Explanations 86 Menu Flowchart LIVE PICTURE 4DIVISION-A (P age 18) (P age 23) (P age 20) (P age 20) (P age 31) (P age 31) (P age 30) INTRODUCTION SET DET AIL REC DET AIL OPERA TION LIVE PICTURE Button.
87 Explanations Menu Flowchart (continued) DA TE TIMER 1. * * / * * 2. * * / * * 3. * * / * * 4. * * / * * 5. * * / * * 6. * * / * * 7. * * / * * 8. * * / * * 9. * * / * * 10. * * / * * 11. * * / * * 12. * * / * * 13. * * / * * 14. * * / * * 15. * * / * * 16.
Explanations 88 Menu Flowchart (continued) ONSCREEN/OPERA TION DET AIL OPERA TION (P age 18) (P age 24, 26) (P age 24) (P age 25) (P age 45) (P age 66) (P age 50) (P age 19) (P age 51) (P age 51) MONITOR .. A UDIO OUT .. ONSCREEN/OPERA TION .. NETWORK .
89 Explanations Menu Flowchart (continued) (P age 24) (P age 25) (P age 27) (P age 27) (P age 49) (P age 54, 55) (P age 18) (P age 52) (P age 32, 48) (P age 54) (P age 47) (P age 49) ( P age 25) (P ag.
Explanations 90 [ z ] are factory settings. Menu List INTRODUCTION SET-1 (Page 20) Items Settings CAM 1 to 9 z CONNECT, DISCONNECT PRIORITY z SMOOTH, HIGH-QUALITY INTRODUCTION SET-2 (Page 20) Items Se.
91 Explanations [ z ] are factory settings. Menu List (continued) ALARM REC (Page 34) Items Settings CAM NO z CAMERA1, CAMERA2, CAMERA3, CAMERA4, CAMERA5, CAMERA6, CAMERA7, CAMERA8, CAMERA9 DURATION 1.
Explanations 92 [ z ] are factory settings. Menu List (continued) SEQUENCIAL (Page 24) Items Settings CAMERA 1 to CAM ERA 9 OFF, z 1SEC, 2SEC, 3SEC, 5SEC, 10SEC SPLIT PICTURE z 1SEC, 2SEC, 3SEC, 5SEC,.
93 Explanations [ z ] are factory settings. Menu List (continued) ONSCREEN MODE (Page 25) Items Settings DATE / TI ME z ON, OFF ALARM COUNT z ON, OFF ALARM DETECT z ON, OFF DISK CAPACITY z ON, OFF PLA.
Explanations 94 [ z ] are factory settings. Menu List (continued) REAR TERMINAL (Page 49) Items Settings EXT REC z OFF, TRIGGER, MANUAL REC OUT z OFF, ALL, ALARM REC, STOP REC WARNING OUT z OFF, USER,.
95 Explanations [ z ] are factory settings. Menu List (continued) MIRRORING (Page 52) Items Settings MIRRORING (When in MIRRORING OFF) YES (When in MIRRORING ON) NO PASSCODE (Page 54) Items Settings P.
Explanations 96 Problems Related to Error Code and On screen Display *1 to *3: See the next page Troubleshooting Onscreen Display Cause and Recovery Refer to Page “E-01 DETECTED.” *1, *2 • System restarted due to error in the functioning of the hard disk.
97 Explanations Problems Related to Error Code and On screen Display (continued) *1: The buzzer will sound when an error occurs. *2: A signal will be output to the [W ARNING OUT] terminal when a n error occurs.
Explanations 98 Problems with the DVD If the following messages are displayed duri ng DVD exporting or DVD playback, press the [CANCEL] button to delete the messa ge, and then check the cause of the problem.
99 Explanations Other Problems Troubleshooting (continued) Onscreen Display Cause and Recovery Refer to Page Power cannot be turned on. → Check to ascertain that the power cable has been plugg ed in correctly. – [REC] and [PLAY] button s do not work.
Explanations 100 Problems that Trigger Error Messages Troubleshooting (Web Browser) Error Message Cause and Recovery [Normal Recording in Progress: (5XX2)] Perform operations via the W eb browser after stopping o r ending all operations on the VR-509.
101 Explanations Problems that Trigger Error Messages Troubleshooting (Web Br owser) (continued) Error Message Cause and Recovery Unable to gain acces s by entering the specified URL at the browser. → Disable the use of proxy servers in the “Internet Options” Me nu of the Web browser.
Explanations 102 Web Browser Glossary Domain name The network name to which the network-connected PC bel ongs. Host Na me Name of PC (or VR-509) on the network. The name of the PC connected to the network is managed by a database call ed DNS (Domain Name System).
103 Explanations • Recording is executed from th e start till the end of the hard disk during normal recording. • A recording operation from the time it starts till it ends is referred to as an “Event”. • Recording will stop when it reaches the end of the hard disk, and further recording will not be po ssible.
Explanations 104 When recording reaches th e end of the hard disk and there is no space le ft for recordi ng, it retu rns to the star t of the hard d isk to overwrite old data. Such an operation is known as Repeat Record. Display the “OPERATION” in MENU Screen Operations to execute Repe at Rec mode.
105 Explanations Prealarm Recording is a feature that wo rks hand-in-hand with Alarm Recording that starts recording automatically by tracing back to the time prior to the input of alarm signals. Display the “OPERATION” in MENU Screen Operations to execute PREALARM REC or PREALARM TIME.
Explanations 106 There are 3 types of Skip Jump, namely “TIME”, “ALARM” and “EVENT”, which can be specified in the search menu. Displ ay the “SKIP MODE” in SKIP PL AY to execute SKIP button setting.
107 Explanations The NTP Server function is enabled in accordance with the following procedure with Windo ws XP. 1. Click on [STA RT] and then click on [Run...] Enter the “regedit” comma nd and then click [OK]. 2. Set the following re gistry value to [5].
Explanations 108 Follow the procedures explained belo w to activate ActiveX Cont rol and plug-ins with Internet Explorer if they are not already activa ted. Starting up Intern et Explorer Select [Tools] → [Internet Options] → [Security], and then click on [Trusted Sites].
109 Explanations The VR-509 m a kes use o f Time Zone to perfor m automatic switching for Summer Time and Winter Time. * The starting/ending time of Summer Time may d iffer from the actual time in your l ocal area. 1. Changi ng the Time Zone After changing the Time Zone during opera tions, make sure to format all the hard disks.
Explanations 110 Actual recording d uration varies according to the input image as well as hard disk conditions. The table below is an example of detailed images (eg. i n a convenience store ) that illustrates the reco rding duration based on diffe rent modes of recording qual ity.
111 Explanations Requirements: Upon setup of standard HDD (320 GB) (2/2) * Recording duration may shorten by about 10% dep ending on the hard d isk conditions as well as typ e of image. * When in the Repeat Record mode, recording wil l be deleted from the oldest data to create recording space when it is running out on the hard disk.
Explanations 112 The following charts provide gui delines to the recording ti me for one channel that can be recorded onto a single DVD. The charts are listed by export format. The conditions for all of these are as follows: Tie Date Recording : No Audio: Yes (howeve r, audio will not be recorded for 0.
113 Explanations The following chart provides guidel ines to the amount of time required for exporting one hour’s wo rth of recorded data for a si ngle channel in the self-playi ng + DVD-Video (OPT) format.
RS-232C Interface 114 1. D-Sub 9-pin Connector Specifications 2. Data Format Mode: Asynchronou s Character Length: 8bit Parity Check: None Stop Bit: 1bit Data Speed: 9600bps 3. Command Format and ACK/NAK Control: No control sequence • The ACK (NAK) response wil l be returned within 200 ms for a 1byte tran smission comman d from the CPU.
115 RS-232C Interface 2. List of RS-232C Commands 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F Data 0 → Top ↓ Bottom Data 1 Data 2 Data 3 Data 4 Data 5 Data 6 Data 7 Data 8 Data 9 PLA Y FWD x3 FWD x15 STOP CLE.
RS-232C Interfac e 116 The numbers within parenthesis indicate the correspondin g table. • ERROR (02H) [BASIC/JVC-1] The ERROR is returned when the VR-509E receives an un-receivable command related to a series of commands.
117 RS-232C Interface • TD SEARCH(92H) [JVC-1] The command to queue up data in the specified date location. The date is specified by month, day, year, hour and minute in a numerical command with ten characters.
RS-232C Interfac e 118 • DOWN (63H) [JVC-1] • RIGHT (64H) [JVC -1] • LEFT (68H) [JVC-1] • UP (69H) [JVC-1] Shifts the parameter settings when the timer PRG and the alarm search parameters have been set. Shifts the selection fields wit h the [UP] and [DOWN] keys when the menu is being displ ayed.
119 RS-232C Interface • ROM VER (72H) [JVC-1] Returns the RS-232C software version. • STATUS SENSE (D7H) [BASIC/JVC-1] Returns the status data related to the VR-509E in 11 bytes. STATUS SENSE Return Data • DATE SENSE (BEH) [BASIC/JVC-1] Returns the month, day and year currently set in the VR- 509E.
RS-232C Interfac e 120 • VR STATUS SENSE (D6H) [JVC-1] Returns the status data related to the VR-509E. VR STATUS SENSE Return Data • REC MODE SENSE (D8H) [JVC-1] Returns the status data for the input record ing settings. (Current operating mode status.
121 RS-232C Interface • ALARM MODE SENSE (D9H) [JVC-1] Returns the status data for the alarm recording se ttings. (Current operating mode status. The status at the time of operations will be returned when in the time r mode.) ALARM MODE SENSE Return Data • VR MODE SENSE (DAH) [JVC-1] Returns the status data for the operation settin gs.
RS-232C Interfac e 122 • MONITOR MODE SENSE (DBH) [JVC-1] Returns the status data for the monitor display settings. MONITOR MODE SENSE Return Data • MOTION DETECT SENSE (DCH) [JVC-1] Returns the status data for the moti on detection settings. (Current operating mode status.
123 RS-232C Interface • Data “0” to “9” (30H to 39H) [BASIC/JVC-1] Used for numeral input. • ENTER (40H) [BASIC/JVC-1] This command is used as the input end mark when the transmission of all nu merical commands has been completed. • CLEAR ERROR (41H) [BASIC/JVC-1] Clears only the last nume rical command entered (transmitted.
Others 124 <Genera l> Video compression: MPEG-2 (Conformity) Capacity: 160 GB × 2 Interface: RS-232C, SERIAL, LAN Power supply: 220 V - 240 V to 50 Hz/60 Hz Power consumption: 0.5 A Allowable operating temperature: 5°C to 40°C Allowable storage temperature: -20°C to 60°C Allowable operating humidity: 30% to 80 % Mass: App rox, 7.
125 Others Alarm Alarm Terminal .... .............. .............. .............. .............. .... 33 Alarm Rec Set......................... .............. .............. ............. 34 Motion Detect........................ .............. .......
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