Samsung Shr5162 N Manual

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Record Quality & Auto Deletion
 Cam  Normal  Event  Cam  Normal  Event
  1  Level4  Level4  9  Level4  Level4
  2 
Level4  Level4  10  Level4  Level4
  3  Level4  Level4  11  Level4  Level4
  4  Level4  Level4  12  Level4  Level4
  5  Level4  Level4  13  Level4  Level4
  6  Level4  Level4  14  Level4  Level4
  7  Level4  Level4  15  Level4  Level4
  8  Level4  Level4  16  Level4  Level4 
Off
Auto Deletion:
01    Day
MENU SETUPSystem
Camera
Monitoring
Record Mode
Event Record 
Schedule
Backup
Network Record Quality & Auto Deletion
Record Rate & Video Size
Event Record Duration
Move/Control SelectExit
 
05 MENU SETUP
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 OSG Display
-  Date: The date is displayed on the screen 
when it is set to On.
- 

Time: The time is displayed on the screen 
when it is set to On.
- 

Title: The camera name is displayed on the 
screen when it is set to On.
- 

Status: Recording and event information, 
Audio sign, and PTZ sign are displayed on 
the screen when it is set to On.
  Spot Out Channel
This is used to monitor a specific channel by 
connecting a monitor to the SPOT jack on 
the rear of the product. When you are using 
two monitors, one monitor can be set for spot 
out monitoring. This provides two kinds of 
functions: Displaying the spot out channel only 
and auto sequencing of all channels. 
- 
 Auto sequence setup ranges from Ch 1 to 
Ch 16.
- 

In the auto sequence mode, channels are 
changed in turn.
- 

Duration period for auto sequence is the 
same as the one set in Camera Setup.
  Spot Out Event Monitor
This is set for monitoring events from multiple 
channels.
- 
 Off: The event monitoring does not operate 
in the Spot Out channel.
- 

3sec, 5sec, 10sec, 20sec, and 30sec: 
Sets the screen duration period in the Auto 
Sequence mode.
- 

Continuous: Once the event monitoring 
starts, the screen remains alive until you 
press the ALARM button.
  Monitor Out
Video output methods can be selected from 
Composite, VGA, and Dual output modes.
System restarts after changing the Video 
output methods.
- 
 Composite video output: transfers the 
composite output signal.
- 

VGA video output: transfers VGA output 
signal.
- 

Dual video output: both the Composite and 
VGA video outputs are available to use.
  PB Channel Position
You can designate the playback (PB) channel 
location in 9-split mode.
Right Down: The playback channel is 
displayed at the lower right side of the screen.
Center: The playback channel is displayed in 
the center of the screen.
  Multi Channel Seq.
Y

ou can set the Auto Sequence interval for split 
screens. Available intervals are 3, 5, 10, 20, 
and 30 seconds.
CAUTION
[Video Out]
You may experience low display 
quality while the dual video output is 
in use. In this case, please switch it to 
the composite or VGA video output.
VGA video output port is not available 
while the composite video output is 
set to use and vice versa.
If the MODE and ZOOM buttons 
are pressed and hold for 5 seconds, 
the system restarts while alarming 
beep sound. The LED blinks while 
restarting and the video output mode 
is changed. (Composite output 
 
VGA output).
  VGA output: 640x480 (60Hz)
RECORD MODE
The detailed list for record mode settings is as 
follows: 
Record Quality & Auto Deletion
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 Record Quality
You can set the recording picture quality 
selecting of Level8(High) ~ Level1(Low).
  Auto Deletion
If you select On, you can set the number of 
days for access restriction. If it is set to 3, you 
cannot search the data recorded at the time 
less than 3 days before.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
Record Rate & Video Size
When you press the RECORD button, the 
record-related settings are applied.
 IPS (Images per second)
You can set the image recording speed using 
this unit. This rate indicates how many images 
are recorded per second.
With NTSC, you can select any of 30, 15, 7.5, 
3.7, 1.8, 0.9 ips, and Off. In case of PAL, you 
can select any of 25, 12.5, 6.2, 3.1, 1.5, 0.7 
ips, and Off.
  Available IPS limits vary depending on the 
number of Video On cameras.
Video On/Off settings are enabled in Camera 
Configuration.
- 

If the resolution is set to CIF (Common 
Intermediate Format) and the number of 
Video On cameras is 9 to 16, the IPS limit is 
7.5 ips for NTSC and 6.2 ips for PAL.
- 

If the resolution is set to CIF and the number 
of Video On cameras is 5 to 8, the IPS limit 
is 15 ips for NTSC and 12.5 ips for PAL. - 
 If the resolution is set to CIF and the number 
of Video On cameras is 1 to 4, the IPS limit 
is 30 ips for NTSC and 25 ips for PAL.
- 

If the resolution is set to Half D1 and the 
number of Video On cameras is 9 to 16, 
the IPS limit is 3.7 ips for NTSC and 3.1 ips 
for PAL.
- 

If the resolution is set to Half D1 and the 
number of Video On cameras is 5 to 8, 
the IPS limit is 7.5 ips for NTSC) and 6.2 ips 
for PAL.
- 

If the resolution is set to Half D1 and the 
number of Video On cameras is 1 to 4, 
the IPS limit is 15 ips for NTSC and 12.5 ips 
for PAL.
  Video Size
Select any of CIF and Half D1
(Half the horizontal resolution is sampled).
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
Event Record Duration
You can set the duration for event recording.
 PreEve. 
If the time is set in this field, it records the image 
from the time before an alarm to the event time. 
Available values are Off, 5, 10, 20, and 30sec. 
  PostEve. 
If the time is set in this field, it records the image 
from the event time to the time after an alarm. 
Available values are Off, 5, 10, 20, 30sec, 1min, 
3min, 10min, and 20min. 
Pre-Event Section Event time
Event timePost-Event Section
When you press the RECORD button, the 
NTSC
PAL
Cancel
OK
Record Rate & Video Size
 Cam  Normal  Event  Cam  Normal  Event
  1  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  9  7.5 ips  7.5 ips
  2  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  10  7.5 ips  7.5 ips
 

3  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  11  7.5 ips  7.5 ips
 
4  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  12  7.5 ips  7.5 ips
 
5  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  13  7.5 ips  7.5 ips
 
6  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  14  7.5 ips  7.5 ips
 
7  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  15  7.5 ips  7.5 ips
 
8  7.5 ips  7.5 ips  16  7.5 ips  7.5 ips 
CIF(C)
Video Size:
Cancel
OK
Record Rate & Video Size
 Cam  Normal  Event  Cam  Normal  Event
  1  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  9  6.2 ips  6.2 ips
  2  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  10  6.2 ips  6.2 ips
 

3  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  11  6.2 ips  6.2 ips
 
4  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  12  6.2 ips  6.2 ips
 
5  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  13  6.2 ips  6.2 ips
 
6  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  14  6.2 ips  6.2 ips
 
7  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  15  6.2 ips  6.2 ips
 
8  6.2 ips  6.2 ips  16  6.2 ips  6.2 ips 
CIF(C)
Video Size:Cancel
OK
Event Record Duration
 Cam  PreEve.  PostEve.  Cam  PreEve.  PostEve.
  1  Off  1min  9  Off  1min
  2  Off  1min  10  Off  1min
 

3  Off  1min  11  Off  1min
 
4  Off  1min  12  Off  1min
 
5  Off  1min  13  Off  1min
 
6  Off  1min  14  Off  1min
 
7  Off  1min  15  Off  1min
 
8  Off  1min  16  Off  1min 
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05 MENU SETUP
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EVENT RECORD MODE
The detailed list for event mode settings is as 
follows:
Alarm Detection Setup
 Sensor State 
- 
Off: Sensor does not operate. 
-  N.O (Normal Open): Sensor remains open  all the time. But if it gets closed, an alarm is 
issued. (A Contact)
- 

N.C (Normal Close): Sensor remains closed 
all the time. But if it gets open, an alarm is 
issued. (B Contact)
  Cam
It is used to set a camera that synchronizes 
with the current sensor. The default setting 
follows the sensor number. A sensor can 
synchronize with multiple cameras so multiple 
values can be selected.
You can set a preset for each camera to 
synchronize sensors with cameras. If a sensor 
triggers the corresponding camera, the camera 
can show you the preset location.
  Alarm-Out
It is used to set the Alarm-Out location when 
any alarm occurs. Currently 5 Alarm Outs are 
available. Select an alarm-out to synchronize 
w

ith the current sensor. But multiple values can 
be selected.
  Duration
It is used to set the Alarm-Out duration. When 
an alarm occurs, the alarm is output for the 
preset time. You can select any of Off, 3sec, 
5sec, 10sec, 20sec, 30sec, and Continuous.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
Motion Detection Setup
You can configure the motion detection related 
settings. When the detection area is set, the 
system detects any motion in that area. 
 M.D State
- 
 Off: Motion detection does not operate.
-  On: Motion detection is active.
  Area
This is used to set the motion detection 
area. It is not allowed to set 4 extreme rows 
(Up, Down, Left, Right) because the display 
boundary regions can vary according to the 
monitor specification.
- 
 Select All: Selects the whole area.
-  Select One: Selects a block unit for each  time. 
- 

Select Quarter: Selects a quarter unit of the 
screen for each time. 
- 

Clear All: Clears the whole selection. 
-  Save & Exit: Saves the setting and exits.
-  Exit: Exits without saving.
Select All
Select One
Select Quarter
Clear All
Save & Exit
Exit Cancel
OK
Motion Detection Setup
  Cam  M.D State  Area  Sensitivity  Alarm-Out  Duration
 
1  Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
  2 
 Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
  3  Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
  4  Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
  5  Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
  6  Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
  7  Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
  8  Off  Set  Very High  None  10sec
9-16
Cancel
OK
Alarm Detection Setup
 Sensor  State  Cam  Alarm-Out  Duration
  1  Off  1 None  10sec
  2 Off  2 None  10sec
  3  Off  3 None  10sec
  4  Off  4 None  10sec
  5  Off  5 None  10sec
  6  Off  6 None  10sec
  7  Off  7 None  10sec
  8  Off  8 None  10sec
9-16
MENU SETUPSystem
Camera
Monitoring
Record Mode
Event Record 
Schedule
Backup
Network Alarm Detection Setup
Motion Detection Setup
Video Loss Detection Setup
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 Sensitivity
This is used to set the sensitivity for motion 
detection. Available values are Low, Medium, 
and Very High.
  Alarm-Out
It is used to set the Alarm-Out location when 
any alarm occurs. Currently 5 Alarm Outs are 
available. Select an alarm-out to synchronize 
w

ith the current sensor. But multiple values can 
be selected. 
  Duration
It is used to set the Alarm-Out duration. When 
an alarm occurs, the alarm is output for the 
preset time. You can select any of Off, 3sec, 
5sec, 10sec, 20sec, 30sec, and Continuous.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
Video Loss Detection Setup
You can configure the video loss related settings. 
If any video loss is detected, the corresponding 
alarm will be issued. 
 Video Loss State
- 
 Off: Video loss detection does not operate.
-  On: Video loss detection is active.
  Alarm-Out
It is used to set the Alarm-Out location when 
any video loss is detected. Currently 5 Alarm 
Outs are available. 
  Duration
It is used to set the Alarm-Out duration. When 
an alarm occurs, the alarm is output for the 
preset time. You can select any of Off, 3sec, 
5sec, 10sec, 20sec, 30sec, and Continuous.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
SCHEDULE
You can configure the scheduling-related
settings here.
Record Schedule
The scheduling is enabled by selecting days 
and time blocks. The default setting is Event 
Recording. Recording automatically starts 
according to the schedule. 
 
CH >: Copies the value of Channel 1 to all the 
channels after this is pressed.
  
0 to 23: Time values for horizontal row.
  
S to H: Days (Sunday to Saturday) and Holiday 
(H). 
  
ALL: Press this and it changes the overall 
settings in the current window to Continuous, 
Event Record, and Both in order.
  
Event Recording
Recording automatically starts when an event 
(alarm, motion detection, and video loss) 
occurs within a setup time. Recording follows 
the settings configured in Event Record. For 
more information, see “Event Recording” in 
Chapter 7. 
  
Continuous Recording 
R

ecording follows the settings configured in 
Record Mode . For furthermore information, 
see “Schedule Recording” in Chapter 7. It is 
displayed in yellow, while the event recording 
is displayed in blue and both recording in 
red. When nothing is assigned, it is displayed 
in gray.
  
Both(Continuous, Event)
Both recordings are applied at the same time. 
  
Holiday
If you press Holiday, a calendar window 
appears for you to designate holidays. Place 
the cursor to a date and press the ENTER 
button, then you can set the date or Nth day of 
the month as a holiday. (You can also set both 
options as holidays.)Cancel
OK
Video Loss Detection Setup
  Cam  Video Loss State  Alarm-Out  Duration
 
1  Off  None 10sec
  2  Off  None 10sec
 

3  Off  None 10sec
 
4  Off  None 10sec
 
5  Off  None 10sec
 
6  Off  None 10sec
 
7  Off  None 10sec
 
8  Off  None 10sec
9-16
Cancel
OK
Record Schedule
Holiday
Continuous Recording
Event Recording
Both(Continuous, Event)
All
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T
W
T
F
S
H
Holiday Setup
Feb
  Sun  Mon  Tue  Wed  Thu  Fri  Sat
          1  2  3
  4  5  6  7  8  9  10
  11  12  13  14  15  16  17
  18  19  20  21  22  23  24
  25  26  27  28  29Feb / 08
Feb / 2nd / Thu
Cancel
OK
Cancel
OK
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In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
Alarm Out Schedule
You can schedule the automatic output for 
alarms.
The scheduling is enabled by selecting alarms, 
days and time blocks. The default setting is 
Event Driven. For each alarm or beep, you can 
activate or deactivate alarming. In case of Event 
Driven, the alarm can be sent only when an 
event is issued.
 
AO >: 
It indicates Alarm Out. All alarms are 
changed according to Alarm1 when it pressed.
   0 to 23: Time values for horizontal row.
   S to H: Days (Sunday to Saturday) and Holiday (H).
  ALL: Press this and it changes the overall 
settings in the current window to Off, On, and 
Event Driven.
  
 Off: Sets not to issue an alarm during the 
setting time.
  
 On: Sets to issue an alarm during the setting time.
  Event Driven: Sets to issue an alarm when an 
event occurs during the setting time.
  
 HolidayIf you press Holiday, a calendar window appears 
for you to designate holidays. Place the cursor to 
a date and press the ENTER button to complete 
designation. (When pressing the ENTER button 
again, the setting is cancelled.)
NETWORK
You can configure the network related settings 
for network connection. 
IP Settings
 Connection Mode
Select a network type that is connected to the 
main body of the product. 
- 
 Static IP: When the main body is connected 
to the network using the static IPs.
- 

Dynamic IP: When the main body is 
connected to the network using the dynamic 
IPs supplied by DHCP.
- 

ADSL(PPPoE): When the main body is 
connected to the ADSL network using Point-
to-Point Protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE).
  Bandwidth
Select a network speed among Unlimited, 
2 Mbps, 1.5 Mbps, 1 Mbps, 800 Kbps, 
600 Kbps, 500 Kbps, 400 Kbps, 300 Kbps, 
and 128 Kbps. If the connection is made via 
ADSL, you can only select the bandwidth of 
600 kbps or less.
  Admin Password
It is used for connection between Smart Viewer 
and this product using the Admin privilege. The 
password can be input up to 8 digits. Press 
the ENTER button and type the numbers you 
want using the NUMERIC buttons. The default 
Admin password is “4321.”
  User Password
It is used for connection between Smart Viewer 
and this product using the user privilege. The 
password can be input up to 8 digits. Press 
the ENTER button and type the numbers you 
want using the NUMERIC buttons. The default 
user password is “4321.”
With the user privilege, you cannot access to 
both Menu Setup window in DVR and DVR 
Setup screen in Smart Viewer.
CAUTION
1.  If the main body of the product is 
connected to a high-speed 
network like LAN, it is 
recommended to set the higher 
bandwidth than 1 Mbps.
2.  If the device is connected to  a network using ADSL or low 
bandwidth, set the bandwidth not 
to exceed 600Kbps, and set the 
r
ecording mode not to exceed CIF 
(standard). Setting up to a higher 
bandwidth or higher recording 
m
 ode for the network environment 
supporting a low bandwidth 
may cause a network overload, 
therefore the connection to Smart 
Viewer or image monitoring may 
not operate properly.
3.  When the connection mode is set  to ADSL, the bandwidth is fixed to 
300Kbps.
In case of ADSL, the protocol type is fixed 
to TCP.
Cancel
OK
IP Settings
Connection Mode  Static IP
Bandwidth  2 Mbps
Admin Password 
User Password IP  192.168.001.201
Gateway  192.168.001.001
Subnet Mask  255.255.255.000
DNS  168.126.036.001
ADSL User ID  ID
Password 

Cancel
OK
Alarm Out Schedule
Ao  Alarm 1  Alarm 2  Alarm 3  Alarm 4  Beep
Holiday
Off
On
Event Driven
All
S
M
T
W
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F
S
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 IP
Set the IP address for the main body of the 
product for connecting to the network. If the 
connection mode is set to Static IP, type 
the IP address. If the connection mode is 
Dynamic IP or ADSL(PPPoE), the IP address 
allocated by the DHCP server or ADSL 
company automatically appears. In case of 
DHCP or ADSL connection failure, the value 
“000.000.000.000” is displayed. Then, press 
OK to retry connection for getting the IP 
address. If the connection failure continues, 
turn off the power for a while and reboot the 
system for retry.
  Gateway
In case of Static IP, set the gateway address 
assigned. With Dynamic IP or ADSL, the 
address is automatically allocated. 
  Subnet Mask
Set the subnet mask address assigned.
  DNS
Set the DNS address. The default value is 
“168.126.63.1.” If you have hard time to 
connect to the network when you are using 
DHCP or ADSL, contact the network manager 
or ADSL company personnel to set up a new 
DNS address.
  ADSL User ID
If the product is connected to the ADSL 
network, input the user ID subscribed to the 
ADSL company. You can input the user ID 
using the virtual keyboard up to 40 letters 
irrespective of alphabets, numbers, and 
symbols.
  Password
I

f the product is connected to the ADSL network, 
input the user password subscribed to the ADSL 
company. You can input the password using the 
virtual keyboard up to 40 letters irrespective of 
alphabets, numbers, and symbols.
CAUTION
In case of ADSL, the audio is not 
played on Smart Viewer. Be sure 
to set the IP, port, Subnet mask, 
gateway, and DNS to make Smart 
Viewer connected to the product.
W
 rong settings may result in not being 
connected to the product. Please 
contact the network manager or 
ADSL company personnel to get the 
correct setting values.
Transfer Protocol Settings
You have to configure the data transfer protocol 
related settings to use network for transferring 
data.  
Protocol type.
Select any of TCP and UDP. If you have 
selected ADSL in IP Setup, only TCP is 
available. In this case, audio transmission is not 
available.
  Port(TCP) 
S

elect a number ranging from 554 to 998 using 
the UP/DOWN direction buttons and the port 
number will change by 4. Once the first port 
number is determined, the following 3 numbers 
will change.
  Port(UDP) 
Select a number ranging from 8000 to 9760 
using the UP/DOWN direction buttons and the 
port number will change by 160. Once the first 
number is determined, the following number 
will change.
  Unicast/Multicast
Select any of Unicast and Multicast. Unicast 
is set by default. When you select Multicast, 
the multicast IP is activated and you can 
input the address ranging from 224.0.0.0 
to 239.255.255.255 using the UP/DOWN 
direction buttons. 
  TTL 
E

nter a number ranging from 0 to 255. You can 
input it only when Multicast is selected. The 
default value is “5.”
  DDNS Site
Select a DDNS site. This DDNS setup is 
necessary to see the monitoring screens from 
the remote computer that is running Smart 
Viewer. Available values are Off, Samsung 
DDNS, dyndns.com, no-ip.com, and changeip.
com. If you select Off, the IP will not be 
registered in DDNS. 
- 
 If you select Samsung DDNS, register 
the TCP IP in DDNS that is operated by 
Samsung. To configure the DDNS-related 
settings in Smart Viewer, select Setup > 
S

ite Setup > DVR Registration  and set the 
address type with MAC Address, and then 
register the MAC address that is displayed 
in the System Information and Setup menu. 
(or you can get the Ethernet address on the 
side label attached on the product.) 
- 

Using the free public DDNS web sites such 
as dyndns.com, no-ip.com, and changeip.
com, you can acquire an URL by registering 
a dynamic IP. After this action completes, 
enter the host name, user name, and 
password in this window. 
Cancel
OK
Transfer Protocol Settings
Protocol Type  UDP
Port(TCP)  554.555.556.557
Port(UDP)  8000-8159
Unicast/Multicast  Unicast
Multicast IP  224.126.063.001
TTL  005
DDNS Site  Off
Host Name
User Name
User Password 
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							 If you set up the public DDNS (dyndns.
c
om, no-ip.com, or changeip.com), it will 
take approximately 30 to 60 seconds 
to get the IP address for the host name 
(URL) to be updated in the DNS.
  To connect this product to an IP 
router, you have to designate a port 
for this product in the setup menu of 
the router. This product has 4 ports for 
TCP communication. To use the DHCP 
function provided by the IP router to 
allocate the dynamic IP to the product, 
designate a port for the IP that has 
been allocated by the IP router setup 
menu. When using the IP router, it 
is recommended to use the fixed IP. 
For that purpose, set the IP address 
and port number to be allocated to 
the product, select Static IP in the 
connection mode and enter the IP 
address assigned to the IP router. For 
more information about using the IP 
router, see the user manual of the IP 
router or contact the manufacturer. 
Callback Settings
This configuration is used to forward the callback 
messages to the IP where Smart Viewer is 
running. When any alarm, motion, or video loss 
events occur, the system automatically connects 
to the corresponding DVR to show the callback 
messages.
 On/Off: Off is default. To use the callback 
function, choose On.
  IP Address: Use the UP/DOWN direction 
buttons to set the TCP IP address of the PC 
where Smart Viewer is running. 
  Port(UDP): Use the UP/DOWN direction 
buttons to set a port number ranging from 
7900 to 7999. The number changes by 1. You 
have to also set the port value in the Callback 
Connection menu for Smart Viewer setup. 
  Retry: Select a number ranging from 1 to 20. 
The number changes by 1.
  Transfer Alarm In: Set it to On to display 
alarms on Smart Viewer. 
  Transfer Motion Detection: Set it to On 
to display motion detection events on Smart 
Viewer.  
Transfer Video Loss: Set it to On to display 
video loss events on Smart Viewer.
  Transfer System Log: Set it to On to display 
system logs such as critical system failures.
CAUTION
Even if this function is set to On, any 
callback message will not be created 
unless the settings for alarm, motion 
detection, and video loss are set in 
Event Record.
To get the callback messages from 
Smart Viewer, click Callback. 
Transfer Picture Settings
You can configure the video size and quality for 
transferring pictures.
 Video Size: Select any of CIF and Half D1. 
  Quality: Select any of Very High, High, 
Standard, and Low.
 
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On/Off 
On
IP Address  192.168.001.010 
Port(UDP)  7900
Retry  05
Transfer Alarm In  Off
Transfer Motion Detection 
Off
Transfer Video Loss  Off
Transfer System Log  Off
Callback Settings
Cancel
OK
Video Size 
CIF
Quality  Very High 
Transfer Picture Settings
Cancel
OK
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							34_ menu setup
CONFIGURING NETWORK
Port configuration for connecting 
Smart Viewer
 To set the TCP port for DVR registration into 
Smart Viewer, the value should be the same as 
that of this product. 
  To use the IP router, you must forward the 
activated ports.
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 For TCP, set the assigned 4 ports in the IP 
Router.
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For UDP, set the assigned 4 TCP ports and 
160 UDP ports that is set in the IP Router.
In case of TCP transfer protocol
The ports allocated to the TCP will be used for 
connection control and stream transfer of Smart 
Viewer.
In case of UDP transfer protocol
  The TCP ports will be used for Smart Viewer 
connection and the UDP ports will be used for 
stream transfer.
  When Multicast is set
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Both MultiCast IP and TTL fields are 
activated.
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MultiCast IP is the group address (D-Class 
IP Address: 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255) 
for multicast transfer.
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TTL(Time To Live) indicates how many 
routers will pass for multicast transfer.
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When you are not allowed to use multicast 
through the Network (LAN or ADSL) as 
both Set and Smart Viewer are installed, the 
message, “Not Connected” will be displayed 
on the Smart Viewer screen. Please change 
it to the setting for TCP or UDP.
  Poor image problem in Smart Viewer
- 
 When the bandwidth of the network is 
smaller than the quantity of transfer stream 
packets, the displayed image is sometimes 
poor. Set the bandwidth in IP Settings to the 
value lower than the current setting. (In case 
of ADSL, it is recommended to set 300Kbps 
or 600Kbps for the bandwidth.)
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If this effort is of no use, change the protocol 
type to TCP.
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							backup _35
 
06 BACKUP
If there is a predefined device connected, the 
window displays the device information like 
the free space and such. You can also use the 
BACKUP button on the front of your DVR. 
To configure the related settings
1.  Set the start date and time using the Direction buttons and the ENTER button. 
2.  Set the end date and time using the  Direction buttons and the ENTER button.
3.  Select a channel for backup using the  Direction buttons and the ENTER button.
4.  Optional: If you want to change the current  file name, use the virtual keyboard. The file 
name format is HHMM (maximum 4 digits) 
and the format of folder is YYYYMMDD. 
5.  When multiple devices are connected, press  USB Memory at the bottom-left corner to 
select a backup device. If you select the 
built-in CD or USB CD/DVD, the recording 
format is fixed to AVI. When Check is 
selected, the file size of the selected time 
and channel, and residual memory size of 
the device are displayed.
6.  When all settings are complete, press  Start to begin the backup process. When 
the backup starts, the backup progress is 
displayed. If you select Stop on the progress 
window, the backup stops. If you select 
Exit, the screen changes to the upper menu 
without stopping the backup.
CAUTION
[In Backup Process]
If you press Exit while the backup is in 
progress, the screen goes to the upper 
menu but it does not affect the backup 
process. The running speed of the 
product may be lowered while the backup 
is in progress.
When performing backup on USB CD/
DVD or memory, you cannot use the 
actual capacity of the device because a 
p
art of the capacity is used for the system. 
This device doesn’t support the backup 
for memory cards, flash cards, and 
memory sticks such as SD, CF, MMC, 
etc. The virtual keyboard does not support 
the input of special characters or space.
W
 hen the CD or DVD is malfunctioning, 
its tray frequently opens and closes, and 
then the backup fails. In this case, retry 
the backup after exchanging the media.
WARNING
The backup data could be damaged by 
the surface state of the disk when using 
CD or DVD.
The file name is created with the start time of 
backup data.
(YYYYMMDD)/(HHMM+ four digits of the serial 
number)
The backup file can be separated in the 
following conditions:
- Different units in file size (1GB for DVD, 2GB  for others)
- Change in recording conditions
- Discontinuous recording data
Codec is required to play an AVI backup file, 
which is also copied along with the installation 
file in the AVI backup process. Run a codec 
setup file, “MP4Codec.exe”, to install the 
codec on the PC. “INDEX.xml” is included 
in the AVI backup file, which enables you 
to check and enjoy a desired file at your 
convenient time. In case of USB external 
HDD and USB Flash Memory, the backup is 
available only with formatting FAT32 partition. 
To format FAT32, Format the device as FAT32 
in the PC or erase the device in the Storage 
Setup menu, which enable to backup files.
In case of back-up devices, please check the 
compatibility list of the storage devices. The 
list of the compatible devices with Samsung 
DVR can be obtained from your vendor.
The backup of the AVI format may take longer 
depend on a number of the channel and the 
DVR operation environment (e.g. recording, 
network)
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
backup
Cancel
Start
Backup
Folder/Filename  20070131/ 1017
CD/DVD
Select / Free : 0 / 0 (0.00%)
B

ackup Dev : CD/DVDW SH-S182D CheckAVI
 

Start Date / Time 
End Date / Time
2007-01-31   10:17:10  2007-03-31   10:17:20
CH  CH 1  CH 2  CH 3  CH 4
CH  CH 5  CH 6  CH 7  CH 8
CH  CH 9  CH 10  CH 11  CH 12
CH  CH 13  CH 14  CH 15  CH 16
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							36_ PTZ camera control
PTZ CAMERA CONTROL 
MODE
You have to check that proper PTZ camera 
settings are allocated for PTZ device setup in the 
Camera menu.
In case of SHR-5082, only 8 channels are 
displayed.
W
hen the PTZ configuration is complete, the PTZ 
sign ( 
PTZ ) appears on the live screen.
  If you press the ENTER button in the split 
screen, a blue bar appears for selection 
handling. Use the Direction buttons to move 
this bar until you reach the channel having the 
PTZ sign, and press the PTZ button on the 
front panel or remote control to enter the PTZ 
Camera Control Mode. In PTZ Camera Control 
Mode, the color of the PTZ sign changes to 
yellow from white. In this mode, you can pan 
and tilt the camera, and zoom in the screen.
  Another PTZ camera control is executed in 
a single screen. Press the channel number 
button on the front panel or remote control 
to select the PTZ-enabled channel and press 
the PTZ button. In Single Screen PTZ Camera 
Control Mode, the PTZ sign changes to yellow 
from white. You can pan and tilt the camera, 
and zoom in the screen. It also supports the 
miscellaneous functions like Preset, Camera 
Menu, and etc.
  Press the PTZ button in the live mode to 
cancel the PTZ camera control function. 
After cancellation, the PTZ sign on the Auto 
Sequences to white from yellow.
 You cannot use the PTZ device and 
remote control device at the same time 
due to communication problems. 
  In PTZ control mode, the PTZ mode 
of DVR is canceled when the remote 
control is connected. When the remote 
control is disconnected, it changes to 
PTZ mode. Refer to the user manual for 
the remote control to control the PTZ 
device using the remote control.
  When using the remote control that is 
run by Samsung protocol, the direct 
camera control is enabled.
  If there is no PTZ control activity within 
maximum 5 minutes, the PTZ mode 
is automatically cancelled. Then it is 
controlled by the Smart Viewer.
BASIC PTZ OPERATIONS
When using a remote control, it is possible to 
control the camera with the remote control 
run by Samsung protocol. If there is no PTZ 
control for 5 minutes from the DVR, this mode is 
automatically cancelled. Then it is controlled by 
the Smart Viewer. 
PTZ camera control
PTZTELEWIDEVIEWPRESET
PTZTELEWIDEVIEWPRESET
Cancel
OK
PTZ Device
9-16
Half Duplex
Serial Mode:   Cam  ID  Protocol  Baudrate  Parity  Data  Stop
  1  000  Samsung  38400  None  8  1
 

2  001  Vic  38400  None  8  1
  3  002  Pan.  19200  None  8  1
  4  003  AD  38400  Even  8  1
  5  004  Phi.  38400  None  8  1
  6  005  Ern.  38400  None  8  1
  7  006  Pel-D  19200  None  8  1
  8  007  Pel-P  19200  None  8  1 2007 03 11      09:27:16
CAM 01
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