Maxtor 4-Channel DVR (Digital Video Recorder) 사용자 설명서
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RECORDING CONDITIONS
Based on 40GB of storage with the installation of 4 cameras.
This DVR can support up to 1TB.
This DVR can support up to 1TB.
RECORDING TIME TABLE
Video Signal
Record
Mode
Mode
Video Quality
30 fps
15 fps
7 fps
1 fps
HIGH
18 Hours
36 Hours
72 Hours
540 Hours
(22 days)
(22 days)
NORMAL
24 Hours
48 Hours
96 Hours
720 Hours
(30 days)
(30 days)
QUAD
LOW
29 Hours
58 Hours
116 Hours
870 Hours
(36 days)
(36 days)
HIGH
32 Hours
64 Hours
128 Hours
960 Hours
(40 days)
(40 days)
NORMAL
45 Hours
90 Hours
180 Hours
1,350 Hours
(56 days)
(56 days)
NTSC*
EACH
LOW
56 Hours
112 Hours
224 Hours
1,680 Hours
(70days)
(70days)
* The NTSC signal mode is used for most of televisions produced in the U.S.
FRAME SIZE (ROUGH DATA SIZE)
Quality High
Normal
Low
Size
20 Kbytes / frame
15 Kbytes / frame
12 Kbytes / frame
• The figures in the Recording Time Table were estimated under ideal recording conditions and may vary
from your actual recording situation.
• In the Recording Time Table, multiply by 2 for recording hours with an 80 GB HDD and 3 for recording
hours with a 120 GB HDD.
• The complexity of the image and the amount of motion recorded greatly influences the recording
capacity of your hard drive (HDD). The higher the frames per second and the higher the video quality
setting, the lower
your HDD recording capacity will be. In the same manner, the lower the frames per second setting and
the lower the video quality setting, the higher your HDD recording capacity will be.
• Note that the lower frame rate does not mean a lower video quality. The video quality remains the same
whether the frames per second setting is set high or low. One frame per second is the same as taking
a photo every second.
• There are several factors that influence the recording capacity of your hard drive.
from your actual recording situation.
• In the Recording Time Table, multiply by 2 for recording hours with an 80 GB HDD and 3 for recording
hours with a 120 GB HDD.
• The complexity of the image and the amount of motion recorded greatly influences the recording
capacity of your hard drive (HDD). The higher the frames per second and the higher the video quality
setting, the lower
your HDD recording capacity will be. In the same manner, the lower the frames per second setting and
the lower the video quality setting, the higher your HDD recording capacity will be.
• Note that the lower frame rate does not mean a lower video quality. The video quality remains the same
whether the frames per second setting is set high or low. One frame per second is the same as taking
a photo every second.
• There are several factors that influence the recording capacity of your hard drive.
(a) The number of cameras used
(b) The recording mode – Quad vs. Each
(c) The number of frame recorded per second
(d) The video quality setting – High, Normal or Low
(b) The recording mode – Quad vs. Each
(c) The number of frame recorded per second
(d) The video quality setting – High, Normal or Low
PRODUCT WARRANTY
This DVR carries a warranty of 1 year.
Please contact Technical Support for any warranty related issues. To benefit from this warranty, you
must
return your product's Registration Card included with the unit.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Please contact an authorized dealer.