Next Page. Dedicated micros digital sprite 2 setup guide addendum 8 pages. Dedicated micros sd range dvr - installation and operation guide 76 pages. To assist you with the configuration of the Digital Sprite 2, this section is constructed in a tutorial manner and will make use of typical scenarios describing how to ……..
Page 8 Page 6 Dedicated Micros Page 9: Simple Configuration 7. If the settings are incorrect reset the Digital sprite 2 by selecting the reset button. If the Digital Sprite 2 time is to be synchronised to the PC that is being used to configure the system then select sync unit time from PC. Note this only synchronises the time when the button is selected this will not maintain synchronisation permanently.
When the video standard is changed the Digital Sprite 2 must be reset. When these features are enabled, the relevant configuration web pages will be displayed; Page 13 Live viewing pages. Live options Event controls The Digital Sprite 2 supports an event database which can be accessed from the Live page, disabling this option will remove all event controls and will not allow the Operator to analyse the event database.
Disable any camera that is not to be available for viewing, e. If the final destination that the video source is to be connected is the Digital Sprite 2 then this input must be terminated, however if the loop through connections on the unit are to be used then the corresponding input must be un-terminated.
Page 15 Enter the required settings in either the record duration or standard record rate, these are global settings. Enter the alarm record rate for when the Digital Sprite 2 is in an alarm situation, this is a global setting.
Page 16 High KB Image Size This is the maximum file size for the images when high quality video has been selected to be recorded or viewed. The Digital Sprite 2 records the images at the High image size settings only. Medium KB Image Size This is the maximum file size for the images when medium quality video has been selected to be viewed. Camera Fail If the video input on the Digital Sprite 2 does not identify a 1V peak-to- Reporting peak signal then the unit can transmit an alarm notification for camera failure on the corresponding video input.
Page 18 … Click here to see This will display a thumbnail view of video connected to the unit. Place thumbnail images the cursor in the camera title box to view the corresponding video input. Page 16 Dedicated Micros To configure the Advanced Setup: 1. Page 20 9. Remember to save the configuration, select Save Settings!
Function Description Resolution alias This identifies the functions that are supported on the Digital Sprite 2 that can be selected within a viewing application as well as the record resolution of the MJPEG images. Resolution codes This drop down list displays all the previously configured resolutions and allows any of these to be selected for the associated function.
Unit Name This is the name that is allocated to the Digital Sprite 2, this will be used when transmitting alarm information to a Remote Monitoring Station. Page 23 By default this figure is set to bytes.
Any of the video inputs on the Digital sprite 2 can be configured for coaxial telemetry; this is achieved in the Camera Set-up page. Page Telemetry Setup Page Mono If the video input on the Digital Sprite 2 is a black and white monochrome source then tick the corresponding camera. The Digital Sprite 2 will try and compress the colour contents of the image if this box is not enabled, ticking this box will remove unnecessary overhead on the compression process. Page How To Enable Serial Telemetry This web page allows the Operator to view any of the enabled inputs on the Digital Sprite 2, control the telemetry connected to the system and set up any features that are required for their application such as presets.
Page 27 6. Remember to save the changes you have made by selecting Save Settings! Page Telemetry Setup Page This web page allows the Operator to view any of the enabled inputs on the Digital Sprite 2, control the telemetry connected to the system and set up any features that are required for their application such as presets.
Enter the Matrix Monitor number of the matrix that the Digital Sprite 2 is connected to and that you will be controlling. Page 30 This is the matrix offset to allow any camera input on the matrix to be set Telemetry Matrix as input 1 for the Digital Sprite 2.
An example of this is in large systems Offset where multiple operators are allocated groups of cameras, for ease of use each camera can be configured to start at camera 1. The unit can operate at the basic level and the remaining configuration would include functionality that is specific to the customer requirements.
The following parameters have been configured: Global settings If the record rates you enter exceed the total record rate that the Digital Sprite 2 supports the following prompt will be displayed. This can be configured for day, night and weekend operation modes. Dedicated Micros Page These show how much of the allocated RAMdisk is required for storing the information for the settings configured, these can be for day, night and weekend operation mode.
Page 32 Dedicated Micros How to Enable Audio Recording The Digital Sprite 2 supports two audio inputs which can allow for external audio equipment to be connected to the Digital Sprite 2. This allows the Operator to communicate via the Viewer software across the network to the camera location.
Page How To Configure The Video Inputs For Vmd Function Description Audio Channel 1 This is the local audio in on the Digital Sprite 2; peripheral audio equipment can be connected to the unit such as intercom systems, microphones and help points for complete integration. Allocate a title to the channel which will be saved with the recording.
Enable the video inputs that will identify movement by placing a tick next to the corresponding input. Each Enable input can be individually enabled for VMD. Tick the box that corresponds to the input that is to be set for VMD monitoring. Page 40 VMD grid, by default video input 1 will be displayed and the grid is divided into 16 zones. Select the video input you are configuring from the drop down menu. Select zone you are configuring from the drop down box. Page 38 Dedicated Micros Page 41 Select the next zone from the drop down box to create another zone area and follow Step Note: If this is incorrect then you can click again and the zone will move to the new area.
BCD designs the right video surveillance solution for small businesses. The new DS2 combines transmission with telemetry control and recording into one platform so there is no need for additional hardware when integrating a comprehensive CCTV solution. Advanced functionality includes: Remote Alarm Management - The new DS2 is now capable of integrating into a network based security system, with full support for Alarm Receiving Centres Improved recording flexibility - The DS2 has always provided useful facilities to control the amount of data that is recorded and ensure that there is sufficient capacity to meet the record durations customers require.
Improvements in the configuration of recording in the new DS2 allow even greater control and efficiency, while maximum storage has also been increased. Enhanced local control - The DS2 is renowned for its easy and intuitive local operation support. Improvements in local archiving, alarm display and image viewing make the new DS2 better than ever for the local operator. Investment protection - With total ownership of technology, DM has been able to support new developments in CCTV, while maintaining ongoing support for the traditional requirements for professional security installations.
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This was after I told the military that there dvr was lost by the manufacturer. It was in a PM and about a year ago, I think the user was seanmort.. Plug both drives into a XP PC.. If Snapshot can read the old disk that is. Also im going by if the OS is on the old drive.
Ok thanks. I have already tried using snapshot to copy one drive to the other but it didn't work. Posted January 11, Posted January 24, Posted January 25, Hi Galaxy, Thanks for your reply. Waiting for welcome message Posted January 26, The software you require is D4 D4LU version 3. Posted January 29, Posted January 30, Posted February 1, Posted February 3, Galaxy it doesnt bring up the bootloader it says: Disc problem - may be wrong FAT version.
Suggest using monitor to reformat disk. Posted March 11, Posted April 25, Barring that you can also download and install the network viewer software from the dedicated micros wesite - it can do the same things you can do from a web browser, and it's also the only way to get into certain settings. It also uses a different port than port 80 to view the cameras. Thanks, Colin Duwe Jetson Systems. Join crestron groups. Reason Report to Moderators I think this message isn't appropriate for our Group.
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