Samsung Shr5162 N Manual

							 
04 LIVE
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 Full Screen (Single) mode: 
Displays the selected channel in full screen.
  4, 6, 7, 8, and 9 Split mode: 
Displays 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 channels in each split 
screen. You can select channel numbers on 
your own using the MODE button on the front 
panel or remote control. In 4-channel and 
9-channel split modes, the screen page is 
changed using the Direction buttons. 
  16 Split mode: 
Displays 16 live channels on a 16-split screen. 
The Auto Sequence is not available.
  PIP (Picture in picture) mode: 
Displays a small screen on a full screen. You 
can change the channel number on a full 
screen or small screen by pressing the ENTER 
button and inputting the NUMERIC button. 
To switch between main and sub screens, 
press the ENTER button and press the LEFT 
or RIGHT direction button. You can move 
the sub screen to 5 different stages using the 
UP/DOWN direction buttons.
  Auto Sequence mode: 
Sequentially displays all the channels at an 
interval of auto sequence time. The auto 
sequence time is set in Camera Configuration 
on the menu. 
Selecting live screen mode
Available modes are switched using the MODE 
button and the NUMERIC buttons on the front 
panel or remote control. The following figure 
is the live modes transition diagram in the 
SHR-5162 model.
 The initial live screen shows the 16-split screen 
mode at first. The SHR-5082 model starts from 
the 9-split mode.
 In the 9-split screen mode, the first screen 
shows 9 channels (CH 1 to CH 9) and the 
second screen shows the rest 7 channels 
(CH 10 to CH 16) after pressing the RIGHT 
direction button. If you press the RIGHT 
direction button again, it changes to the Auto 
Sequence mode.
  Likewise, in the 4-split screen mode, the first 
screen shows 4 channels (CH 1 to CH 4), 
the second screen shows CH 5 to CH 8, the 
third screen shows CH 9 to CH 12, the fourth 
screen shows CH 13 to CH 16. If you press 
the RIGHT direction button again, it changes to 
the Auto Sequence mode.
  Every time you press the MODE button, the 
modes change in the following sequence: 
16-split mode 
 9-split mode  
4-split mode  6-split mode  7-split mode  8-split 
mode  PIP mode  Auto Sequence mode  
16-split mode.
  Press the CH 1 to CH 16 button to see a full 
screen of each channel after pressing the 
ENTER button.
  Press the MODE button after entering a full 
screen channel in a split screen mode to return 
to the previous split mode screen.
SETTING AUDIO ON/OFF
In other split modes except full screen mode, 
16-split mode, and auto sequence mode, 
you can choose a channel to be displayed by 
pressing the ENTER and NUMERIC buttons. If 
you set the selected channel to Audio On, you 
can turn the Audio On and Off in live mode.
Audio On/Off setting in full screen 
mode
In full screen mode, the audio of the selected 
channel automatically turns on. You can turn the 
audio On and Off by toggling the AUDIO button. 
D

epending on the audio On/Off setting condition, 
the Audio icon of the channel changes to yellow 
and white.
Audio On/Off setting in 16-split 
mode
When pressing the ENTER button in the 16-split 
mode, the selection cursor appears for you to 
select a channel. When you select a channel and 
press the AUDIO button on the front panel or 
remote control, the audio of the selected channel 
is changed to On or Off. 
D
 epending on the audio On/Off setting condition, 
the Audio icon of the selected channel changes 
to yellow and white. You can have audio settings 
on channel 1 to 4 in 16-split mode.
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Audio On/Off setting in 4, 6, 7, 8, 
and 9-split modes and PIP mode
As in 16-split mode, when pressing the ENTER 
button in 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9-split modes and PIP 
mode, the selection cursor appears for you to 
select a channel. 
After selecting a channel, you can set the Audio 
to On or Off using the AUDIO button. According 
to the audio On/Off setting condition, the Audio 
icon of the selected channel changes to yellow 
and white.
FREEZING AND ZOOMING
Freeze function
The freeze function pauses the video image on 
the live screen and it is only available in the live 
mode.
You can set this function to On or Off using the 
FREEZE button on the front panel or remote 
control.
Zoom function
The zoom function enlarges the selected area to 
double size, and it is only available in the single 
screen mode.
When you press the ZOOM button on the 
front panel or remote control, the zooming area 
appears. Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT 
direction buttons to adjust the position for 
zooming. After selecting the Zoom area, press 
the ENTER button to enlarge the selected area 
in double size. To cancel the zooming function, 
press the ZOOM button again.
EVENT MONITORING
The event monitoring is used to display the 
channel that is synchronized with an event on 
the screen when a special event (Sensor/Motion/
Video Loss) occurs. The settings for event 
monitoring activation and event duration setup 
are done in the Monitoring on the menu.
If you set the event monitoring interval to 5 
seconds and an event occurs at CH 2 as shown 
in the picture, the system will display CH 2 in full 
screen for 5 seconds. If another event occurs 
within 5 seconds, it is also displayed together 
with the existing event. 
As shown in the picture, if we assume that both 
CH 1 and CH 3 events occur within 5 seconds 
(for example, after 4 seconds), after CH 2 event, 
these three events are displayed with split into 4 
screens.
If a new event does not occur during the event 
duration, the system will return to the previous 
live mode. Pressing the ALARM button during 
the event duration makes the event monitoring 
stop. When an event occurs, the ALARM LED 
is turned on. Press the ALARM button again 
to turn ALARM LED Off. At this time, the alarm 
s
etup is initialized, the event icon disappears, and 
the event monitoring is cancelled while in event 
monitoring. After alarming, the event recording 
resumes. 
[ Event-driven screen changes in Event Monitoring ]
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04 LIVE
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SPOT-OUT MONITORING
Spot-out monitoring has nothing to do 
with the live screen output. It monitors a 
specific channel in full screen. After selecting 
Monitoring on the MENU, you can select a 
channel for monitoring in  Spot Out Channel. 
You can also monitor all the channels at an 
interval of auto sequence time.
In case of spot-out monitoring, the live screen 
icons do not appear.
If the Spot Out Event Monitor is set to On, you
can see the event channels.
When the events occur sequentially, the channel 
o
 f the camera that the last event has been issued 
is displayed. (In case of alarms, multiple channels 
are enabled.)
When multiple cameras are connected, the 
camera with the smallest number is output on 
Spot-out channel.
In the live screen, you can select a spot-
out channel as described below:
  Press the STOP button on the front 
panel or remote control and press a 
button out of 16 channels. The selected 
channel is set to a spot-out channel. 
  When you press the STOP button 
and then the MODE button within 2 
seconds, the spot-out channel mode is 
changed to the change screen mode.
CAUTION
 If the built-in HDD is not connected 
or it is out of order, the system 
displays an error (
) saying “built-
in HDD error” at the top-left corner. 
In this case, you cannot perform 
recording, playback, and backup. 
So please contact the service 
personnel.
  If the fans in the product do not 
properly operate or have some 
problem, the fan error message 
appears on the live screen as 
shown in the following picture. In 
this case, check whether the fans 
normally run or not. When the fans 
are recovered,  the Failure icon (
) that is displayed
 at the top-
left corner disappears. In case of a 
fan failure, it can shorten the life of 
the product so please contact the 
service personnel.
A error occurs in the fan. 
Refer to the manual.
Fan Information
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							MENU SETUPSystem
Camera
Monitoring
Record Mode
Event Record
Schedule
Backup
NetworkDate/Time/Language
Password
Load Factory Default
System Log
Event Log
System Information and Setup
Storage Setup
Export/Import the Configuration
Remote Control Device
Move/Control SelectExit
Enter ID and Password
OK Cancel
ID
Password
Admin
Admin Password
OK Cancel
Date
Time
Time Zone
Time Synchronization
Date Format
Time Format
Language
DST 

Off
OK Cancel
Date/Time/Language Setup
2007-01-15
22:13:38
(GMT+08:00)
Setup
YYYY-MM-DD
24 Hours
English
Mar-last-Sun  01H  ~ Oct-last-Sun  01H
20_ menu setup
menu setup
BEFORE USE
 The menu structure is as follows:
  Selection
The yellow cursor is the selection bar. Use the 
Direction buttons on the front panel or remote 
control to move the cursor to a desired menu. 
If you press the ENTER button when the 
cursor is located in a desired menu, the screen 
displays the sub window. 
To select an item from the menu, press the 
ENTER button. On a drop-down menu, use 
the UP/DOWN direction buttons to move the 
cursor on your desired item.
  OK and Cancel in each Setup window
Once any changes are made in a setup 
window, they can be applied by selecting OK.
When Cancel is selected, the changed settings 
are not applied and it returns to the upper 
menu.
  MENU button
When the MENU button is pressed in any 
of the Setup menus, it changes to the upper 
menu. If you press the MENU button in Live 
mode, the password window appears for user 
validation.
 SEARCH, COPY, PTZ, POWER buttons in Live 
mode 
To perform the search, backup, PTZ controls, 
or shutdown function, press the following 
button in Live mode. Then the window asking 
for an ID and password appears for user 
validation.
  The direction sign (
► or 
▼) right next to the 
title of menu or item leads you to press the 
displayed button on the front panel or remote 
control to go for sub item.
SYSTEM
Date/Time/Language Setup
  Date
Press the ENTER button and use the LEFT 
or RIGHT direction button to move to year, 
month, and day. To change the value, use the 
UP or DOWN button. Press the ENTER button 
to confirm the setting.
  Time
Press the ENTER button and use the LEFT 
or RIGHT direction button to move to hour, 
minute, and second. To change the value, use 
the UP or DOWN button. Press the ENTER 
button to confirm the setting.
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							Admin Password
New Password  Confirm Password Lock    On
Record Lock    On
User Password
User Setup 
  User1
New Password 
 Confirm User Authority    Setup
Search  Backup  PTZ  Shutdown
OK Cancel
Password
All Key Lock On
Automatic Time Synchronization  On
Time Server(IP)  203.248.240.103
Activate by Server(Master)  On
Last Synchronization Time  
2007-01-26   12:39:12  Fail
OK Cancel
Time Synchronization Setup
 
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CAUTION
[Date/Time Change]
After the date and time has been 
changed, the data recorded before 
the change can be removed. For 
example, if the current time is 
changed from 8 to 7, all the data 
recorded between 7 and 8 will be 
deleted.
  T
 ime Zone
Set the local time zone based on the Greenwich 
Mean Time (GMT).
  Time Synchronization
The time of your DVR can be synchronized by 
a specified server. For this purpose, enter the 
IP address of the time server and determine 
the initiator of this activity.
-  Automatic Time Synchronization
Synchronizes while gathering time 
information from the Time Server (IP)
-  Activate by Server(Master)
Time Synchronization is executed while 
more than two DVR devices are connected, 
and the operating DVR device connected to 
the server is set as standard. 
  Date Format
The system supports 3 types of formats: 
YYYY-MM-DD, DD-MM-YYYY, and MM-DD-
YYYY.
  Time Format
T

he system supports 2 type of formats: 24 Hours 
and 12 Hours(AM/PM).
  Language
After selecting a language, on-screen display 
(OSD) menus are displayed in the selected 
language.
  DST (Daylight Saving Time)
DST sets the clock one hour ahead the local 
standard time. This setting enables the system 
to display the time adjusted for DST. If the DST 
is set to Off, it does not apply. To set the DST, 
enter the start time and end time on the right. 
It allows you to set month, week (e.g. 1st, 2nd, 
3rd, 4th, last), date, and time only.
Password
The factory default password for Admin and user 
privileges is “4321.” The Menu Setup window 
cannot be accessed by user privileges but by the 
Admin privilege. The Admin user can give users 
(User1 to User5) access rights to the selected 
functions. If you press Setup in User Authority, all 
the access rights are selected.  
New Password
You can change the password by entering 
a new password value in this field. The input 
password is allowed up to 8 digits. Press 
the ENTER button and enter numbers using 
the NUMERIC buttons on the front panel or 
remote control. Press the ENTER button again 
for confirmation. Then the cursor moves to the 
New Password Confirm field. 
  Confirm
It confirms that the newly input password 
is correct. Enter the new password again in 
the field. 
  Password Lock
If it is set to On, a pop-up window for asking 
the password appears every time you select a 
menu. If it is set to Off, you can enter menus 
without entering the password.
  Record Lock
If the Record Lock is set to On, a pop-up 
window, asking for the password appears 
while disabling the recording.
  User Authority
You can select any of Search, Backup, PTZ, 
and Shutdown. If the user has no access right 
for Search, the user cannot enter the Search 
menu. 
  All Key Lock On
If you select this, the system will enter the live 
mode immediately. If you press any button on 
t

he front panel or remote control, the password 
input window appears. If the correct password 
is input, the lock function is deactivated.
[All Key Lock On]
If you select this, the system immediately 
switches to the live mode and all buttons 
are locked.
If the user enters the selected function, he 
or she has to input the password first.
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No.  Event Log List 
Date/Time
  339  Video Loss CH[4]  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  338  Video Loss CH[6]  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  337  Video Loss CH[7]  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  336  Alarm Detection CH[3]  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  335  Motion Detection CH[1]  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  334  Alarm Detection CH[2]  2007-03-10 10:00:09
  333  Video Loss CH[4]  2007-03-10 09:59:38
  332  Video Loss CH[5]  2007-03-10 09:59:30
Event Log
MENU SETUPSystem
Camera
Monitoring
Record Mode
Event Record 
Schedule
Backup
NetworkDate/Time/Language
Password
Load Factory Default
System Log
Event Log
System Information and Setup
Storage Setup
HDD Mode Setup
Remote Control Device
Move/Control SelectExit
OKCancel
Sure to default Setting?
First Prev Next
LastExit
 
No.  System Log List 
Date/Time
  339  Setup Start (Local)  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  338  Setup End (Local)  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  337  Setup Start (Local)  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  336  Setup End (Local)  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  335  Time Change  2007-03-10 10:00:29
  334  Play Back Start  2007-03-10 10:00:09
  333  Power Failure Recorery  2007-03-10 09:59:38
  332  System Start  2007-03-10 09:59:30
System Log
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Load Factory Default
It is used to initialize all the settings to the factory 
default values. The recorded video data will not 
be removed. Select OK to start initialization.
System Log
The System Log is used to check the important 
history records by an administrator. The log data 
includes the system-related logs such as system 
start, system termination, menu setup change, 
and the like.
Available action buttons are:
 First: Moves to the first log page.
  Prev: Moves to the previous log page.
  Next: Moves to the next log page.
  Last: Moves to the recent log page.
The system logs are as follows:
System Start Starts the system. 
Login(Admin) Viewer Login (Admin)
Logout(Admin) Viewer Logout (Admin)
Login(User) Viewer Login (User)
Logout(User) Viewer Logout (User)
Setup Start (Local)Enters into the menu.
Setup End (Local)Comes out of menu. 
Setup (Remote): 
Viewer Sets the menu. 
Play Back Start Starts the playback.
Play Back End Ends the playback.
Power Failure 
Recovery Returns the system after 
power interruption. 
Time Change Changes the Date/Time.
Load Factory Default Initializes the system.
System Upgrade Changes the system S/W.
Disk Full
No Space in the HDD 
Backup Start Starts the backup.
Backup End Ends the backup.
Backup Stop Stops the backup.
Backup Fail Backup Failure
ATA HDD Erase Erases the ATA Data.
USB HDD Erase
Erases the USB HDD data.
USB MEMORY 
EraseErases the USB MEMORY data.
Overwrite Playback 
Stop Stops the playback by 
overwrite. 
Backup 
Stop(Overwrite) Stops the backup by 
overwrite. 
Event Log
It is used to check the recorded events like 
alarm, motion, video loss, and such. 
The log data contains the event execution data 
and time. 
 
First: Moves to the first log page.
  Prev: Moves to the previous log page.
  Next: Moves to the next log page.
  
 Last: Moves to the recent log page.
The event logs are as follows:
Video Loss CH[N] Means the occurrence  of Channel [N] Video 
Loss.
Alarm Detection CH[N] Means the occurrence  of Channel [N] alarm.
M

otion Detection CH[N] Means the occurrence  of Channel [N] Motion.
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							System Information
Software Version B3.07-K1.40-V2.17_0702101326Broadcast Format NTSC
Mac Address  00:00:FO:54:FF:FF 
OK Cancel
System Information and Setup
USB S/W Upgrade
Version 83.07-K1.40-V2.17C_0703141732
Device Information
Device  No  Used/Total  Erase  Usage
ATA  1  295.00K/139.92G    Internal
USB Memory  1  0.00/494.98M    Backup
Cancel
Storage Setup
OK
Disk End Mode 
OverWriteDisk End Beep 
Off
Alarm Setup HDD Location Map Exit
 
No. 
Model  Capacity  Status
  1  ST3250823ACE  250.05G Good
  2  ST3160212ACE  160.04G Good
  3  DVD RW  - -
  4  ST3250823ACE  250.05G Good
HDD Installation Information
NG  None
Duration  10 sec
OK
Cancel
Alarm Setup
Check  None
Duration  10 sec
Exit
HDD Location Map
 
05 MENU SETUP
menu setup _23
System Information and Setup
This setup window provides the following setting 
items:
 Software Version: Displays the current 
software version. The value cannot be 
changed. 
  Broadcast Format: Displays the current 
broadcast format (NTSC/PAL). The value 
cannot be changed. 
  Mac Address: 6-Byte hardware address. The 
value cannot be changed. 
  USB S/W Upgrade
You can update the software using a USB 
device. If there is no device, None is displayed. 
If the USB memory has an upgrade software, 
its version is displayed.
To upgrade the software stored in the USB 
device, select the check box on the right and 
press OK.
Storage Setup
You can configure the storage device related 
settings.
 Device Information
Displays the number, capacity, and usage 
of ATA and USB devices. (The total capacity 
displayed may be lower than the actual 
capacity because the DVR uses some portion 
of it for internal purpose.) After selecting Erase 
for each device, you can remove the data 
on it. In case of USB device, you can set the 
usage for extension or backup. If you change 
the usage of the device, the stored data will be 
removed.
  Disk End Mode
-  Stop: Stops recording when the disk is full while 
recording is still in progress.
- 

Overwrite: Deletes the previously recorded data 
to store new data when the disk is full during 
recording.
  Disk End Beep
- 
 On: Beeps when the disk is full while recording.
-  Off: Although the disk is full while recording, it  doesn’t make beep sound.
  HDD Installation Information
When you click (
), The HDD Installation 
Information displays on the screen. Then you can 
see the model name, the capacity, and the status 
of the HDD in your DVR. The status displays Good, 
Not good, and Check. In the status of Not good, 
you should replace the HDD. In the status of Check, 
you should replace the HDD or check periodically.
After clicking the Alarm Setup, you can set the 
alarm and the duration while the status is Not good 
or Check. If you click the HDD location map, it 
displays the information about the HDD installation. 
When a problem occurs, you can see which HDD 
has a problem. 
The capacity of the HDD may differently 
appear in the Storage Setup menu and 
HDD Installation Information menu.
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							Export the Configurations to USB Memory
Mode ExportFile Name 07011000
Include N/W Settings
Cancel
Export/Import the Configuration
Apply
Device None
Cancel
Remote Control Device
OK
Remocon 
On  ID:00
  ID  Baudrate  Parity  Date  Stop  Duplex
  000  9600  None  8  1  Half Duplex 
24_ menu setup
CAUTION
When the Disk end mode is set to 
Overwrite and the HDD overwrites 
the data that was previously backed 
up, the backup start time may be 
changed or the backup process may 
be cancelled. 
[Disk Overwrite]
When Overwrite is selected, the 
previous event data is to be deleted 
and the mode is also changed.
[Built-in HDD]
This is a physical hard disk connected to 
the IDE cable inside the main body, and it 
stores data.
[External HDD]
This is a physical hard disk connected to 
the port and jack on the rear of the main 
body, and it also stores data. This can be 
used as an extended hard disk or backup 
hard disk.
 
Extended HDD: Supplements the built-
in HDD. It is located on the top of the 
built-in HDD. 
  Backup HDD: Used for backup of the 
data recorded on the HDD.
[ATA]: Built-in HDD
This is a disk drive implementation that 
integrates the controller on the HDD itself. 
It is a physical hard disk connected to the 
IDE cable inside the main body.
[USB]: External HDD (Extension HDD or backup HDD)
This is used for external HDD connection.
The external HDD is connected through 
this USB port on the front or rear panel.
Export/Import the Configuration
This menu is used to export or import the DVR-
related settings to/from the USB memory.  The related settings are as the following:
 
Mode: You can select any of Import and 
Export. 
  File Name: In case of Export, the file name 
is displayed. The file naming convention is 
YYMMDD00. “00” is the serial number so it 
increases by 1. To change the file name, press 
the ENTER button. You can change the name 
using the virtual keyboard.
  File Open:  In case of Import, you can select 
the file that you want to import from the USB 
memory after pressing the ENTER button.
When the importing completes, your DVR 
automatically reboots.
  Include N/W Settings: In case of Export, this 
flag is selected by default. But with Import, 
you can decide whether or not to copy the 
network settings. Be careful when you select 
this because it will remove the previous 
network settings.
Remote Control Device
This menu enables you to use the Samsung  
system keyboard or remote control.
 Device
It indicates a remote control device that is 
connected to the RS485 port.
  ID
This is a unique ID of the device. This ID is 
necessary to control multiple DVRs.
  Baudrate
Baud rate for communicating with cameras. 
It should be the same as the baud rate of 
cameras for communication.
  Parity
Select one of None, Even, and Odd.
  Data
Select one of 7 and 8.
  Stop
Select 1 or 2 for stop bit.
  Duplex
S

elect one of Half Duplex and Full Duplex. (Data 
exchanging method)
  Remocon
Set the remote control to On or Off. You can 
set the ID of remote control to any of 0 to 99.
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							MENU SETUPSystem
Camera
Monitoring
Record Mode
Event Record 
Schedule
Backup
NetworkCamera Configuration
PTZ Device
Screen Setup
Move/Control SelectExit
Cancel
OK
9-16
Camera Config
  Cam  Video  Audio  Title Auto Seq
 
1  On  Off  CAM_01 5sec
  2  On  Off  CAM_02 5sec
  3  On  Off  CAM_03 5sec
  4  On  Off  CAM_04 5sec
  5  On  Off  CAM_05 5sec
  6  On  Off  CAM_06 5sec
  7  On  Off  CAM_07 5sec
  8  On  Off  CAM_03 5sec
Cancel
OK
CapsLock Delete Back Space
 
05 MENU SETUP
menu setup _25
You cannot use the PTZ device and 
remote control device together at the 
same time due to communication 
problem. In PTZ control mode, the 
PTZ mode of DVR is canceled when 
the remote control is connected. On 
the contrary, the remote control is 
disconnected when the DVR switches to 
PTZ mode.
Refer to the user manual of remote 
control to learn how to handle the PTZ 
device using the remote control.
CAMERA
The detailed items for camera menu are as 
shown in the picture:
Camera Configuration
 
Video
-  On: The camera image from the selected 
channel appears.
- 

Off: The camera image from the selected 
channel disappears.
- 

Covert1: Displays the information except 
for the video information on the selected 
channel.
- 

Covert2: Does not display any information.
The settings for audio, camera name, 
and auto sequence are not allowed for 
the channel whose video is set to Off.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels 
are displayed.
  Audio
- 
 On: You can hear the sound in the selected 
channel. 
- 

Off: You cannot hear the sound in the 
selected channel.
You can select only the number 1 to 4 
channels to hear sound.
  Title
You can name the camera of the selected 
channel. If you press the ENTER button, the 
virtual keyboard appears.
 Virtual keyboard
Use the Direction buttons to select a 
character and use the ENTER button to 
type the selected character. You can type 
up to 15 characters. No space is allowed 
f

or input. If you select CapsLock , the virtual 
keyboard switches between upper case 
mode and lower case mode.
  Auto Seq
You can set the auto sequencing interval for 
each channel. The setting applies in the live 
mode. When the value of a channel is set to 
Off, the channel is not displayed in the auto 
sequence mode.
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							Cancel
OK
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PTZ Device
 Cam  ID  Protocol  Baudrate  Parity  Data  Stop
  1   000n  Samsung  38400  None  8  1
 
2  001  Vic.  38400  None  8  1
  3  002  Pan.  19200  None  8  1
  4  003  Dia.  38400  Even  8  1
  5  004  None  38400  None  8  1
  6  005  None  38400  None  8  1
  7  006  None  38400  None  8  1
  8  007  None  38400  None  8  1
Half Duplex
Serial Mode    :
Exit
Default
Brightness 
 050
Contrast  050
Color  050
Cancel
OK
Monitoring
Event Monitoring  Duration Off
OSG Display  Date On
  Time 
On
  Title On
  Status  On
Spot Out Channel  CH1
Spot Out Event Monitor  Off
Monitor Out  Dual OUT
PB Channel Position  Right Down
Multi Channel Seq.  5sec
26_ menu setup
PTZ Device
You can configure the PTZ device related 
settings. 
  ID
ID for PTZ camera. It can have any number 
among 0 to 255.
  Protocol
Protocol that is supported by the PTZ device. 
Available protocols are Samsung, Vic., Pan., 
A

D, Phi., Ern., Pel-D, Pel-P, Vcl., Dia., Kal., and 
Tech.
  Baudrate
Available baud rates are 600, 1200, 2400, 
4800, 9600, 19200, and 38400.
  Parity
Select one of None, Even, and Odd.
  Data
Select 7 or 8 for data bit.
  Stop
Select 1 or 2 for stop bit.
  Serial Mode
Select Half Duplex or Full Duplex for data 
exchanging method.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
CAUTION
The above setting values must be the 
same as the ones of the PTZ device. 
For more details, please refer to the 
user manual for the PTZ device.
Screen Setup
It is used to set the brightness, contrast, and 
color for the camera image of each channel.
Place the cursor on the channel that you want to 
set the values for brightness, contrast, and color. 
When a channel is selected, its image appears 
on the right. For selection, press the ENTER 
button. Use the UP/DOWN direction buttons to 
change the value from 0 to 100. 
When Default is selected, the value 50 is to be 
assigned for each item of the selected channel.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
MONITORING
You can configure the monitoring-related 
settings.
 Event Monitoring
You can select any of Off, 3sec, 5sec, 10sec, 
20sec, 30sec, and Continuous.
- 
 Off: Event monitoring does not work.
-  3sec, 5sec, 10sec, 20sec, and 30sec:  Sets the screen duration period in the Auto 
Sequence (or auto sequence) mode.
- 

Continuous: The event monitoring screen 
remains alive until you press the ALARM 
button.
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