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INSTALLATION
The DX9000 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an ultrahigh-end digital recording system that can store and play back images from any
number of cameras simultaneously. These images are transferred over a TCP/IP network to storage units for safekeeping and can be
recalled from viewing stations that are connected to the network.
number of cameras simultaneously. These images are transferred over a TCP/IP network to storage units for safekeeping and can be
recalled from viewing stations that are connected to the network.
The DVR demonstration system consists of two main components: digital video recorder with storage unit, and ViewStation
Since the system is for demonstration purposes only, camera inputs are limited to four. The demonstration system is intended to be used
as a stand-alone configuration. It is not intended to be operated over a network. If you want to use the unit over a network, consult Pelco
for instructions on how to do so.
as a stand-alone configuration. It is not intended to be operated over a network. If you want to use the unit over a network, consult Pelco
for instructions on how to do so.
The following parts are supplied:
1
Recorder and storage unit
4
Keys
1
ViewStation
4
Power cords (2 USA standard and 2 European standard)
2
Keyboards (only one required)
1
Analog video output adapter cable
2
Mice (only one required)
1
Network cable (to connect recorder/storage unit to ViewStation)
1
Video input cable
1.
Make the following connections on the rear of the recorder and storage unit.
a.
a.
Connect the video input cable to the 37-pin connector.
b.
Connect the cameras to the video input cable.
c.
Plug one end of a power cord into the unit and the other into a wall socket.
2.
Make the following connections on the rear of the ViewStation.
a.
a.
Connect a mouse to the top PS/2, mini-DIN connector.
b.
Connect a keyboard to the bottom PS/2, mini-DIN connector.
c.
Connect an SVGA monitor to the top 15-pin, D-type connector.
d.
Plug one end of a power cord into the unit and the other end into a wall socket.
3.
Connect one end of the network cable into the network connector on the recorder and storage unit. Connect the other end to the
network connector on the ViewStation.
network connector on the ViewStation.
4.
Turn on power to the cameras and monitor.
5.
Turn on power for the recorder/storage unit and ViewStation as follows:
a.
a.
Turn on the power switch on the back of the unit.
b.
Open the front door with one of the supplied keys.
c.
Press the square button to turn on the power.
d.
Close the door.
6.
The Log-in window appears on the monitor in about 90 seconds.
7.
Check the time and date on the ViewStation and recorder. The time and date must be the same for the playback feature to function
properly. To check the time and date:
properly. To check the time and date:
a.
On the ViewStation put the mouse pointer on the time in the lower right corner of the task bar. If the time and date are not
correct, right-click the time. Click Adjust Date/Time. Correct the time and date. Click OK.
correct, right-click the time. Click Adjust Date/Time. Correct the time and date. Click OK.
b.
Double-click the Symantec pcAnywhere icon on the desktop.
c.
Click the Remotes button.
d.
Double-click the DX9000 icon.
e.
In the pcAnywhere Waiting window, select Pelco1, and then click OK.
f.
In the pcAnywhere Host Login dialog box, enter administrator for the user name and 1234 for the password. Click OK.
g.
On the task bar in the pcAnywhere window, check time time and date. If they are not the same as the ViewStation, right-click
the time. Click Adjust Date/Time. Correct the time and date. Click OK.
the time. Click Adjust Date/Time. Correct the time and date. Click OK.
h.
Close the pcAnywhere window. Click Yes to end the remote session.
i.
Close the pcAnywhere Manager window.
8.
In the Log-in window, type admin for the user name and password, and then click Login.
For operating instructions refer to the Operation Manual (C678M).