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Baxall Vivid Digital Video Recorder

User Manual

Please read this manual before using the Baxall Vivid DVR

Baxall Vivid Digital Video Recorder User Manual

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE

IMPORTANT

The first few pages of these instructions contain important information on safety and product conformity. Please read, and ensure

that you understand this information before continuing.

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CONTENTS

Product Safety ............................................................................................................................................................... 5

Safety Symbols ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

Important Safety Notices ........................................................................................................................................... 5

Regulatory Notices .................................................................................................................................................... 6

Unpacking ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Overview.................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Versions..................................................................................................................................................................... 8

System Layout........................................................................................................................................................... 9

Front Panel Layout .................................................................................................................................................. 10

Rear Panel Layout................................................................................................................................................... 11

Installation.................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Installation - step 1 choose a suitable location ....................................................................................................... 12

Installation - Step 2 Install DVR in Final Location ................................................................................................... 13

Installation - Step 3 Connect up DVR...................................................................................................................... 14

Manually Set up Network Connection (Optional) .................................................................................................... 15

Configure Individual Cameras (Optional) ................................................................................................................ 15

Basic System Set up and Operation............................................................................................................................ 16

Menu Access and Navigation .................................................................................................................................. 16

Select Operating Language .................................................................................................................................... 17

Select Date and Time Format ................................................................................................................................. 17

Set Current Date and Time...................................................................................................................................... 17

Basic Functions ........................................................................................................................................................... 18

Selecting a Camera................................................................................................................................................. 18

Digitally zooming a camera ..................................................................................................................................... 18

Selecting a monitor ................................................................................................................................................. 18

Playback.................................................................................................................................................................. 18

Live View ................................................................................................................................................................. 18

Reverse Playback ................................................................................................................................................... 18

Fast forward............................................................................................................................................................. 18

Pause Playback....................................................................................................................................................... 18

Go To ....................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Event ....................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Sequences .............................................................................................................................................................. 20

Picture in picture...................................................................................................................................................... 20

Multiscreen .............................................................................................................................................................. 21

Telemetry ................................................................................................................................................................. 22

System Functions ........................................................................................................................................................ 23

Hardware Setup Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 23

Cameras.................................................................................................................................................................. 23

Disks........................................................................................................................................................................ 26

Relays ..................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Alarms ..................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Networking .............................................................................................................................................................. 30

Configure Display ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

Alarm Status................................................................................................................................................................. 34

Recording Setup .......................................................................................................................................................... 35

Replay.......................................................................................................................................................................... 38

General ........................................................................................................................................................................ 40

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CONTENTS

Appendix 1 - Main I/O Connector Pin Out.................................................................................................................... 43

Appendix 2 - Baxnet Keyboard connections................................................................................................................ 44

Appendix 3 - Baxnet Keyboard and Dome Camera connections ................................................................................ 45

Appendix 4 - ZKX.. Keyboard Mapping........................................................................................................................ 46

Appendix 5 - USB Keyboard Mapping ......................................................................................................................... 47

Appendix 6 - Exporting files to CD and DVD ............................................................................................................... 48

Appendix 7 - Exporting files to a USB Memory stick ................................................................................................... 50

Appendix 8 – System Specification.............................................................................................................................. 52

Appendix 9 - Passwords .............................................................................................................................................. 54

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SAFETY SYMBOLS

The following symbols are used in this manual:

An exclamation mark within a triangle, indicates an important installation, operating or maintenance (service)

instruction. Failure to read and adhere to these instructions may:

• Be potentially hazardous or operationally risky

• Result in equipment failure or incorrect operation

• Possibly invalidate the manufacturers warranty

Alightning flash, within a triangle, indicates that there are un-insulated “dangerous voltages” present that may

be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.

Therecyclingsymbol, indicates that anitem mayneed proper disposalor recyclingin accordance withapplicable

local government, state or federal laws.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES

Attention:The VividDVRisaprofessionalpieceofequipmentthatis designed for use within a commercial environment

for general security and surveillance applications. Installation and service should be performed by suitably qualified

personnel only in accordance with local government, state or federal laws.

Power disconnect: The Vivid DVR has no “on/off” switch. Power is disconnected by switching off the supply to the

Vivid DVR’s external power supply unit (PSU) at the mains electrical supply socket and removing the DC power cord

fromthe back of the Vivid. Forthis reason, themains electricalsupply socket shouldbe closeto, andeasily accessible

from the Vivid DVR.

Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or shock, do not expose the Vivid DVR or its PSU to rain or moisture.

Vivid DVR instructions: Read and comply with all the safety, installation and operating instructions for the Vivid

DVR when installing and operating your new system.

Keep all the safety, installation and operating instructions supplied with the Vivid DVR for future reference.

If you are unsure about any aspect of the instructions supplied with the Vivid DVR, please contact your local Baxall

distributor, dealer or installer before proceeding to install, set-up or use the system.

Other equipment instructions: The Vivid DVR cannot be installed and operated without being connected to other

equipment within a complete CCTV system, such as cameras and monitors. Read and comply with all the safety,

installation and operating instructions for the equipment you intend to connect your Vivid DVR to when installing and

operating your system.

If you are unsure about any aspect of the instructions supplied with the equipment you intend to connect to your Vivid

DVR, please contact your supplier.

Ventilation: To avoid the risk of overheating and a reduction in the operating life of the Vivid DVR, ensure that no

ventilation openings in the system are blocked and that the installation instructions contained in this document are

adhered to.

Do not install the Vivid DVR near any heat sources such as radiators or hot air ducts.

Lifting and handling: The Vivid DVR is heavy and may cause injury if incorrectly lifted or handled. Always follow

your local Health and Safety or OSHA guidelines when lifting the Vivid DVR from its package or installing the unit.

Rough handling: The Vivid DVR contains hard disk drives. These are sensitive to shock and easily damaged –

especiallywhen the system ispowered up. Roughhandling orsharp shocksto thesystem, whetherduring installation

or during system use, may damage the hard disk drives and possibly invalidate the system warranty.

Electrostatic-sensitive device: During installation, and especially if working inside the Vivid DVR’s chassis, always

use proper antistatic precautions, including correctly fitted wrist straps, to avoid damage to the Vivid DVR or its

internal electronics from unintentional electrostatic discharge.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES

Fast Transients and Surge: regardless of the inbuilt protections of the Vivid DVR, Baxall Ltd recommend that

appropriate fast transient and surge protection is fitted to all vulnerable cables, such as video and Ethernet cables

and that other cables, such as s-video cables, SCSI cables, etc., are kept to lengths of less than 3m to minimise risk

of damage to the Vivid DVR or loss of valuable video data.

All installations: Baxall Ltd strongly recommend that for all installations – especially those that may be security

critical, or that are in areas subject to surges, dips, or interruptions in the mains electrical power supply – that a

suitable uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is used to condition and protect the Vivid DVR and its peripherals.

Warning: The primary purpose of this product is to digitise, compress, record and playback CCTV video. The other

secondary features of this product, such as motion detection, alarm handling and audio recording, are provided for

convenience and should not be relied upon as the primary means of meeting requirements for these functions in an

installation.

Lithium battery: The Vivid DVR contains a replaceable lithium battery. This battery must only be replaced by a

suitably qualified service engineer with the same type as originally fitted to the system.

After removal the original battery must be disposed of or recycled in accordance with local government, state or

federal laws.

Warning: Risk of explosion. Do not incinerate the replaceable lithium battery in the Vivid DVR.

REGULATORY NOTICES

FCC (USA Only)

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may

not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the

FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is

operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installedandusedinaccordancewiththeinstruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation

of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct

the interference at their own expense.

Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment under FCC

rules.

CE Mark (EU Only)

The manufacturer declares that the product supplied is compliant with the provisions of the EMC Directive 89/336 EEC, the

Low Voltage Directive 72/23 EEC and the CE marking directive 93/68 EEC and associated amendments. A “Declaration of

Conformity” in accordance with the above directives is held on file at Baxall Limited, Stockport SK6 2SU, England. A copy of

which is available upon request.

This is a ClassAproduct. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be

required to take adequate measures.

UNPACKING

Check you have the following items included in the Vivid DVR package:

• Vivid DVR

• External power supply unit, with integral 12V power cord

• IEC electrical mains power cord

• 2 rack mounting brackets

• Vivid DVR User manual

• Vivid DVR PC Remote Viewing Software (on CD-ROM)

User Manual Baxall Vivid Digital Video Recorder

INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the Vivid DVR User manual. This manual contains all the information you need to install, set up and operate your

Vivid DVR.

Read and Retain Safety Notices

Read and retain for future reference the Vivid DVR Safety Notices above. If you are unsure about the meaning of the Safety

Notices or any other aspect of the Vivid DVR User manual, please contact your local distributor, dealer installer or Baxall Ltd for

guidance before proceeding to install, set-up or use the Vivid DVR.

Gather Equipment and Tools

Ensure you have all the other equipment and tools you require for your Vivid DVR installation. For a minimum installation, you

will require:

• At least one PAL or NTSC CCTV surveillance camera and power supply.

• At least one (main) CCTV surveillance monitor and power cord, compatible with the PAL or NTSC surveillance camera

above.

• Suitable coaxial cables to connect the camera to the Vivid DVR and either a coaxial or S-Video cable to connect the Vivid

DVR to the monitor.

• A standard Ethernet cable if the system is to be connected to a network.

Ensure you are familiar with all of the safety and installation requirements of the other equipment you plan to install with your

Vivid DVR before proceeding with the installation process.

Note: Other equipment, typically a TV monitor, may be supported on top of the Vivid DVR – provided the weight of the other

equipment does not exceed 16Kg (35 pounds), the ventilation holes and fans in the side of the Vivid DVR are not obstructed,

and the equipment placed on top of the system is not outside the operating temperature range of the Vivid DVR.

OVERVIEW

The Vivid DVR is a purpose made embedded digital video recorder designed for closed circuit television (CCTV) security and

surveillance applications.

The Vivid DVR combines into a 1½U single 19" rack sized unit the functionality of a:

• Video multiplexer,

• Digital video recorder,

• Network video server.

Key features of all Vivid DVRs include:

• Powerful embedded 32bit RISC for purpose made performance and functionality.

• JPEG2000 image compression for high quality picture recording and advanced image compression features.

• Up to two internal ATA hard disk drives and SCSI-2 i/o for market leading video storage capability.

• USB 2 for convenient connectivity to standard PC USB keyboards, USB CD-RW or DVD-RW devices and USB memory

sticks.

• Frontkey pad(or external USB keyboardor remotekeyboard) controlof marketleading domesfor lowcost PTZintegration.

• Fast (100bT) Ethernet with TCP/IP support, network viewing software and SNMP network management for advanced

network video replay, integration and management capabilities.

• Linux operating system for reliable 24/7 operation and the ability to support 3rd party developed value-added applications.

In addition, all Vivid DVRs feature a comprehensive CCTV specification, including:

• Motion detection.

• 16 alarm inputs and 2 relay outputs.

• Protected event recording and logs.

• E-mail event alerts.

• RS232 text recording.

• Single channel audio recording.

• Remote (PC) viewing software (with suitable PC).

• BaxNet remote keyboard support.

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VERSIONS

Features

VIVID Lite VIVID VIVID+

Record speed 25pps 50pps 50pps + TURBO*

Mode Duplex Triplex Triplex

Internal Writer CD No DVD

Alarms Yes Yes Yes

SVHS Monitor No Yes Yes

Audio No Yes Yes

SCSII No Yes Yes

Front panel USB Yes Yes Yes

BaxNet Yes Yes Yes

Dome Control Yes Yes Yes

Ethernet Yes Yes Yes

*In TURBO mode the VIVID+ unit will record at a rate of 100pps at half image resolution

Product codes

VIVIDLite 6/80 DVR, Duplex, CD, 6 channel, 80Gb hard drive

VIVIDLite 6/320 DVR, Duplex, CD, 6 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVIDLite 10/160 DVR, Duplex, CD, 10 channel, 160Gb hard drive

VIVIDLite 10/320 DVR, Duplex, CD, 10 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVIDLite 16/160 DVR, Duplex, CD, 16 channel, 160Gb hard drive

VIVIDLite 16/320 DVR, Duplex, CD, 16 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVIDLite 16/600 DVR, Duplex, CD, 16 channel, 600Gb hard drive

VIVID 6/80 DVR, Triplex, 6 channel, 80Gb hard drive

VIVID 6/320 DVR, Triplex, 6 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVID 10/160 DVR, Triplex, 10 channel, 160Gb hard drive

VIVID 10/320 DVR, Triplex, 10 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVID 10/500 DVR, Triplex, 10 channel, 50Gb hard drive

VIVID 16/160 DVR, Triplex, 16 channel, 160Gb hard drive

VIVID 16/320 DVR, Triplex, 16 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVID 16/600 DVR, Triplex, 16 channel, 600Gb hard drive

VIVID 16/1000 DVR, Triplex, 16 channel, 1Tb hard drive

VIVID+ 6/80 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 6 channel, 80Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 6/320 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 6 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 10/160 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 10 channel, 160Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 10/320 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 10 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 10/500 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 10 channel, 500Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 16/160 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 16 channel, 160Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 16/320 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 16 channel, 320Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 16/600 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 16 channel, 600Gb hard drive

VIVID+ 16/1000 DVR, Triplex, DVD, 16 channel, 1Tb hard drive

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SYSTEM LAYOUT

The Vivid DVR consists of a 1 1/2 U 19 inch rack mount unit that is 44cm (17 inches) wide and 37cm (14 inches) deep that

weighsapproximately 5Kg (11 pounds) with asingledisk drive fitted. Thesystem hasarobust all-metal enclosure with aplastic

moulded front panel which contains a rubber membrane key pad and a USB 2 port – all other I/O and power ports are located

on the rear panel of the unit. The sides of the Vivid DVR feature rack ear mounting points on both sides, ventilation input vents

on the right and fan exhaust vents on the left:

Figure 1 Front Left View Vivid DVR

Optional rack ears are supplied with the unit for rack-mounted installations, and stick on rubber feet are supplied for desktop

applications.

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FRONT PANEL LAYOUT

The function of these keys is straightforward:

Camera / Zoom / Setup Keys

The camera/zoom/setup keys allow you to:

• Select which camera is displayed on the monitor,

• Digitally zoom a specific camera view, by double pressing the relevant camera key.

• Enter the setup menu for a specific camera, by pressing and holding the relevant camera key.

The camera keys are also used to enter numbers in the menu system and to set and activate PTZ presets, when the Vivid DVR

is in PTZ control mode.

Video Playback Keys

The video playback keys allow you to control the replay of recorded video:

• The GO TO key calls up a date and time entry screen, which allows you to go to a specified date and time and replay any

video recorded.

• The EVENT key calls up a list of saved system, motion detection or alarm events (depending on the setup of the unit),

which can then be selected and replayed,

• The Play, Rewind, Fast forward and Pause keys, which function like the keys on a VCR. In particular, the play and

rewind and fast forward keys allow you to instantly replay recorded video for whichever camera is currently viewed or

selected.

• The STOP/LIVE button, which stops the replay of recorded video and returns the display to live video.

The GO TO and ENTER keys also double up as the zoom in and zoom out keys, when the Vivid DVR is in PTZ control.

Navigation Keys

The navigation keys consist of:

• Four arrow keys, which are used for navigate between camera windows in multi-screen mode and for navigating through

the Vivid DVR menu.

When navigating menus:

• The up and down arrow keys are used for moving up and down menu lists to highlight the required item, and also for

increasing or decreasing values in text and number input boxes.

• The left and right arrow keys are used for moving up and down between menu levels, and also, in the case of the right

arrow key, for selecting highlighted menu options.

The arrow keys also provide tilt up, tilt down, pan left, pan right functions, when the Vivid DVR is in PTZ control mode.

• The ENTER key, which is used to select menu options from drop down lists, or to confirm numbers or text entered with the

arrow keys. The ENTER key is also used to select the active camera in multi-screen mode, or, when followed by a press

of the MON A/B key, to activate telemetry and control selected PTZ cameras.

• The MENU key, which is used to enter or leave the Vivid DVR menu system.

The ENTER and MENU keys also double up as the focus near, focus far keys, when the Vivid DVR is in PTZ control mode.

Display Keys

The display keys, which control the selection and display of cameras on the monitors and consist of:

• The MON A/B, which switches the active display between the MAIN and the SPOT monitor.

This key is also used in combination with the ENTER key – see above – to activate PTZ control mode on a selected, active

camera

• The PIP key, which activates a picture in picture display, and also changes the size of the PIP window. Repeat pressing

also changes the position of the PIP display on the monitor.

• The SEQ key, which activates the display to sequence between all the cameras enabled on the system.

• The MULTI key, which toggles the display through the various multiscreen displays offered by the Vivid DVR.

Other Front Panel Features

Health Check LEDs –Thefront panel features fourLEDs,located below the videoplaybackkeys. These LEDs provide aquick

overview of the health of your Vivid DVR. They consist of:

• Three blue LEDS, which, from left to right, indicate that the system is correctly powered, recording video, and connected

to a working network.

• One blue LED, which is lit whenever an alarm event is detected or a system malfunction condition exists.

USB 2.0 Port – Mounted in the lower right hand side of the front panel, below the “display” keys, the Vivid DVR features a

convenient ‘plug & play’ USB 2.0 port, which can be used for connecting a variety of useful devices, including:

• CD rewriters

• USB memory sticks

• PC keyboards

• DVD-Rom writers/re-writers

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