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FVMS (option) Overview  
 
Connecting to a DVR using FVMS  
FVMS (software part number HFVMSP ) is available as an optional accessory 
for HR DP. FVMS  software is Multi- Site Management Software ; a powerful 
utility that allows 100 or more DVR s to be controlled using one computer. 
This software allows you to view live video, search saved video, edit and 
configure setup on each DVR, and import maps of buildings and other 
locations.  
1.   Configure  the DVR for remote access as shown above in Set up a 
Remote Connection.  
2.   Follow the instructions in the FVMS manual for Adding a New Site.
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Button Index
 
 
LED Status Indicators  
 Power
  Illuminates when power is 
supplied to the DVR.
 
  HDD
  Flashes when the hard drive is 
being accessed.
 
  Record
  Flashes when live video is 
recording.
 
  Network
  Illuminates when the DVR is 
connected to a network. 
  HDD 
Temp   Illuminates when HDD 
temperature 
increases beyond 
the acceptable range.
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Enter / Exit Buttons  
 Enter
  Input data, make selections, and 
open pop-
up menus.  
  Exit
  Return to the previous mode or 
menu, without saving.
 
 
Function Buttons 
 
 Search
 Open the search menu.  
  Focus In PTZ mode, press to use the Focus 
function.  
Use the   buttons to adjust.  
 
 Backup
 In live mode, press to open the backup 
menu.  
For Quick Backup in the search mode,  
Press once, to set the start time. 
Press again, to set the end time. 
Press a third time, to complete Backup.  
 Zoom  In PTZ mode, press to use PTZ Zoom 
function.  
Use the   buttons to adjust.  
 
 Rotate
 Rotate through to the remaining channels 
in the current display mode or rotate the 
display configuration.  
 Preset In PTZ mode, press to use the Preset 
function.  
 
 Key
  Log out the current user. Use to prevent 
accidental or unauthorized system -wide 
changes.  
  Iris  In PTZ mode, press to use the IRIS 
function. 
Use the   buttons to adjust.  
 
 Live
  Change the  display mode . Display 
switches in the following order when the 
LIVE key is pressed successively: (Single 
> 4 > 7 > 9 > 10 > 13 > 16 > Single > 4 
> 7 > 9 ...split screen mode) . 
 
 
Setup  Open the setup menu.  
 Power Press and hold to shutdown or start.  
 
Numeric Buttons and Rec 
ENTER
EXIT
SEAR CH
FOCUS
ZOOM
BACKUP
PR ESET
RO
TATE
IRIS
LIVE
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 Numeric 
 In live and search modes, press to watch 
that channel full screen.  
 
 
Record  In live mode, press to start instant 
recording of all channels.  
 
Directional and Playback Control Buttons  
 
 Live
  Go to PTZ mode. 
  PTZ 
  Adjust zoom, focus, and iris on a 
PTZ channel. 
  Search 
  Start reverse playback of 
recordings. Press successively to  
change the fast reverse speed.  
  Search
-Pause  Frame back (I -Frame Only) . 
 
 Live
  Start playback of the latest 
recordings.  
(By default, the system searches 
recordings in the past 30 secs. If 
no recording is archived, the 
system will play back the latest 
one.)  
  PTZ 
  Adjust zoom, focus, and iris on a 
PTZ channel. 
  Search 
  Start playback of recordings. Press 
successively to change the fast 
forward speed.  
  Search
-Pause  Frame Forward . 
   Navigation
 Move up. 
  PTZ 
  Move the camera view point 
up. 
 
 Navigation 
 Move to the right.  
  PTZ 
  Move the camera view point to the right.  
  Search 
  Play recorded videos. When pressed 
successively, the search jumps forward in 
time by 30 minute increments.  
  Search
-Pause   Step forward one frame. 
   
PTZ
R EPLAY
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Directional and Playback Control Buttons continued
 
 
 Navigation 
 Move down.  
  PTZ 
  Move the camera view point down.  
 
 Navigation 
 Move to the left. 
 PTZ  Move camera’s view point to the left. 
  Search 
  Play recorded videos in reverse.  When 
pressed successively, the search jumps 
back in time by 30 minute increments.  
  Search
-Pause   Step back one frame. 
 
 Live
  Press once to enter channel selection 
mode, press again to open the  camera 
popup menu.  
  Search 
  Pause playback channels.  
  Search
-Pause   Resume playback.  
    
 
 
DVR FAQ 
General 
 
Q.  What does Embedded Linux mean?
 
  A.  Embedded Linux means that the operating system of the 
DVR has been im
printed into the CPU (Central Processing 
Unit). This means that the system response time is faster, 
more stable, and that the core of the DVR is protected 
against  external factors, such as virus.  
 
Q.  Is the D
VR upgradeable by CD or network ? 
 
A.  Yes.
 
 
Q.  How can I reset the 
DVR to the factory default setting s?  
 
A.  Load the factory default setting
s from  the System 
Configuration M enu. 
Live Monitoring  
 
Q.  Is it possible to monitor the live video of specific 
cameras? 
  A.  You can set the camera sequence through 
Spot/Sequence 
Configuration  or by connecting to one of the 3 spot 
monitor outputs on the rear of the DVR unit .
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Recording 
  Q.  How do you record?
 
  A.  For information on this topic view the Recording 
Configuration 
section of this manual.  
 
Q.  What is Time Recording?
 
 
A.  Time recording is recording scheduled to occur regardless 
of whether a motion or alarm event occurs. 
 
 
Q.  What is Event Recording?  
 
A.  Event Recording is r
ecording which is activated  when an 
event  (motion or alarm) occurs.   
Searching and Playing Video  
 
Q.  How 
do I play  back  recorded  video? 
  A.  F
or more information on this topic , see the Search section 
of this manual.  
 
Q.  Is it possible to back
 up recorded  video? 
 
A.  Yes, 
for more information on this topic see  the Backup 
section of this manual.  
Backup 
 
Q.  Is it possible to back
 up to DVD media?  
  A.  Yes, 
you have DVD- RW installed in your DVR.  
 
Q.  Can 
I back  up to a USB memory s tick? 
 
A.  Yes,
 for more information on  this topic view the Backup 
section of this manual.  
Network 
 
Q.  Does it support dynamic IP?
 
  A.  Yes. 
Enable DHCP in Network Configuration.  
 
Q.  Mail is not sent out.
 
 
A.  Please check all the setting
s in  the Network E -Mail 
Configuration.   
Miscellaneous  
 
Q.  What types of cameras can be used? 
 
 A. The Honeywell DVR supports either NTSC or PAL analog 
cameras.  Both standards may not be used simultaneously.
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Troubleshooting  
 Problem  Possible Solutions
. 
 No Power   Check the power cord connections
. 
Check  power at the outlet.  
 No Live Video Check camera video cable and connections
. 
Check monitor video cable and connections . 
Check camera power . 
Check camera lens setting  . 
 Live Video Too 
Bright   If a cable is attached to the video channels looping 
output, 
make sure that it is properly terminated.  
 DVR has stopped 
recording  The HDD is full
, delete video or set the DVR Overwrite 
Mode to On in  Disk Configuration > Overwrite.
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Specifications  ( HRDP  H .264)  
Specification   16 Channel
 
Video  Inputs
  • 
16 Channel Composite  Outputs • 
CCTV Monitor (NTSC/PAL),   
•  CRT(VGA) Monitor  • 16 CH Looping Composite  
•  3 Spot CCTV Monitor (NTSC/PAL)  
Monitoring Display
  • 
NTSC : 480  fps 
•  PAL : 400  fps 
Screen split  • 
1/4/9/16/PIP  
Recording Performance
 • 
NTSC: CIF( 240 ips ), 2CIF  (120  ips ),  4CIF (60 ips)  
•  PAL : CIF ( 200 ips ), 2CIF (100  ips ),  4CIF  (60 ips)  
Resolution  • 
NTSC: CIF(352x240), 2CIF( 704x240), 4CIF (704x480) 
•  PAL : CIF(352x288), 2CIF ( 704x288),  4CIF( 704x576) 
Compression  • 
H.264  
Mode   • 
Motion detection, Sensor, Schedule  
•  Variable compression rates, recording frame, motion sensitivity  
Recording 
Storage media •  Internal 2 x HDD  (Option)   •    USB 
Audio   • 
4 Channel, G.726 Compression  
Playback Mode
  • 
Multi- channel playback (Max 16ch), Simultaneous playback  Searching • 
By Channel, Time, Date, Motion Detection, Sensor Events  
Remote Monitoring S/W • 
Remote Software  /  Web based viewer  
Alarm  • 
4 
Sensor  • 16  
Camera Control  • 
Pan/Tilt, Zoom, Focus, Iris  
Back-up   • 
DVD+/ -RW   •   USB  
Hardware  
Spec.   Size
  • 
15.75"  (W)  x 3.46"  (H)  x 15.75"  (D)  (400 mm x 88 mm x 400 mm)  Weight  • 
18 lb (8.2  kg) W/O Packing  
Power  • 
Input Voltage is 110- 230V ~ 47/63Hz 1.75- .85A 
UPS  • 
External UPS recommended
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Specifications
 ( HRDP X H.264)  
Specification   16 Channel
 
Video  Inputs
  • 
16 Channel Composite  Outputs • 
CCTV Monitor (NTSC/PAL),   
•  CRT(VGA) Monitor  • 16 CH Looping Composite  
•  3 Spot CCTV Monitor (NTSC/PAL)  
Monitoring Display
  • 
NTSC : 480  fps 
•  PAL : 400  fps 
Screen split  • 
1/4/9/16/PIP  
Recording Performance
 • 
NTSC: CIF( 480 ips), 2CIF ( 240 ips ), 4CIF (120 ips)  
•  PAL: CIF ( 400 ips), 2CIF( 200 ips ), 4CIF (100 ips)  
Resolution • 
NTSC: CIF(352x240), 2CIF( 704x240), 4CIF (704x480) 
•  PAL: CIF(352x288), 2CIF ( 704x288),  4CIF( 704x576) 
Compression  • 
H.264  
Mode   • 
Motion detection, Sensor, Schedule  
•  Variable compression rates, recording frame, motion sensitivity  
Recording 
Storage media •  Internal 2 x HDD  (Option)   •   USB  
Audio  • 
4  Channel, G.726 Compression  
Playback Mode
  • 
Multi- channel playback (Max 16ch), Simultaneous playback  Searching • 
By Channel, Time, Date, Motion Detection, Sensor Events  
Remote Monitoring S/W • 
Remote Software  /  Web based viewer  
Alarm  • 
4 
Sensor   • 
16  
Camera Control  • 
Pan/Tilt, Zoom, Focus, Iris  
Back-up   • 
DVD+/ -RW  •   USB 
Hardware  
Spec.   Size
  • 
15.75"  (W)  x 3.46"  (H)  x 15.75"  (D)  (400 mm x 88 mm x 400 mm)  Weight  • 
18 lb (8.2 kg) W/O Packing  
Power  • 
Input Voltage is 12V DC  
UPS • 
External UPS recommended
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