SVAT Electronics CV301-8CH Manuel D’Utilisation

CV301-8CH

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The DVR is set to run as long as it is plugged in. To power off the DVR 

disconnect the power cable

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Check the FPS for each camera that is recording the choppy video. 

Refer to your settings in the main menu. The more FPS the smoother 

the video. If the FPS is set too low the video will appear choppy

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Check to see if you have the proper time set on your DVR. Refer to the 

instruction manual under System 

→ Date and Time (Pg. 35) 

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Double check your schedule record times – you may have it set on the 

no record function

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Remember that the DVR works on a 24 hour clock. 13:00 would be 1 

O’clock PM  

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Buzzer is set to on, go to the alarm set up and turn the buzzer               

function off

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Check if the cameras are properly hooked up to the back of the DVR 

and to a power source

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If using the 4 to 1 power connector, make sure it is plugged into a 

power source and each of the cameras

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Check Camera Setup from the main menu to see if any of the cameras 

are turned off 

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This could be from lost footage due to tampering of cameras. Make 

sure to check all connections are secure and set properly 

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This could be because HDD overwrite is enabled. This means that once 

the HDD is full the DVR will begin overwriting the earliest 

           stored footage

•          Try unplugging the power to the cameras and/or DVR and plugging it 

back in

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Check the video quality you are using. If you are using a high video 

quality then the hard drive will fill up faster. Trying lowering the 

            video quality 

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Adjust your schedule or resolution – If you are on Normal Record for 24 

hours a day the hard drive will fill up faster. Try switching some times 

to alarm record

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This is because you have the password enable set to ON in the           

system menu

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Check Ethernet connections, ensure that the connection lights are on 

(on router and back of DVR) 

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Try using a different Ethernet cable and/or a different port on your 

router