Sanyo Dsr 3716 P Manual

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How to set 80
Power loss information/Used time
1Power loss
Displays the number of power outages.
The maximum display of the power outage counter is 999. 
A count over 999 cannot be displayed. 
2LOSS and RECOVER
Displays information about the most recent power loss 
events (loss date and time, recovery date and time), in 
reverse chronological order, up to four events. Information 
about earlier events is not available. 
3USED TIME
DISK1 USE
Displays the total running time of hard disk 1.
DISK2 USE
Displays the total running time of hard disk 2.
If there is no second hard disk installed, ----- is 
displayed. 
POWER
Displays the total power-on time of the DVR.Use this procedure to view the power loss dates and 
times, hard disk running times, and the power-on time of 
the DVR.
1Press the MENU button, turn the J-dial, select 
5. POWER LOSS/USED TIME, and then turn the 
S-dial clockwise. 
The  screen appears.
2Press the EXIT/OSD button to exit.
APower loss/Used time menu 
description
             
   POWER         LOSS          RECOVER
       #011      14-01 19:15   15-01 09:55
                 13-01 21:13   14-01 09:21
                 03-01 18:48   05-01 08:56
                 01-01 09:49   03-01 10:32
   USED TIME     DISK1 USE  :   00096H
                 DISK2 USE  :   -----H
                 POWER      :   00096H
          F/W : M 1.00-00  / S 1.00-00
1
2
3
A-1Viewing the information
             
   POWER         LOSS          RECOVER
       #011      14-01 19:15   15-01 09:55
                 13-01 21:13   14-01 09:21
                 03-01 18:48   05-01 08:56
                 01-01 09:49   03-01 10:32
   USED TIME     DISK1 USE  :   00096H
                 DISK2 USE  :   -----H
                 POWER      :   00096H
          F/W : M 1.00-00  / S 1.00-00
MENU
(J)(S)
                  
      1.INITIAL SET                  ->
      2.RECORD SET                   ->
      3.GENERAL SET                  ->
      4.SCREEN SET                   ->
      5.POWER LOSS/USED TIME         ->
      6.INITIALIZATION LOG           ->
      7.COPY MENU SETTINGS           ->
           MOVE:JOG   SELECT:SHUTTLE
EXIT/OSD 
						

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81 How to set
Initialization log
1DATE/TIME
Displays the date and time of the initialization. 
Displays the eight most recent items in the initialization 
log. Information about earlier initializations is not available. 
2AREA
Displays the hard disk recording area that was initialized. 
Display: 
ALL AREAS, NORMAL REC, ARCHIVE, ALARM REC
3Operations
Displays whether the area was INITIALIZED or subject to 
AREA RESET. 
Recording area modifications are displayed as 
INITIALIZED.Use this procedure to view the hard disk initialization and 
area reset log. The log displays the eight most recently 
performed operations. 
1Press the MENU button, turn the J-dial, select 
6.INITIALIZATION LOG, and then turn the S-dial 
clockwise. 
The  screen appears.
2Press the EXIT/OSD button to exit.
AInitialization log menu description
             
   DATE     TIME      AREA
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
12 3
A-1Viewing the log
MENU
(J)(S)
                  
      1.INITIAL SET                  ->
      2.RECORD SET                   ->
      3.GENERAL SET                  ->
      4.SCREEN SET                   ->
      5.POWER LOSS/USED TIME         ->
      6.INITIALIZATION LOG           ->
      7.COPY MENU SETTINGS           ->
           MOVE:JOG   SELECT:SHUTTLE
             
   DATE     TIME      AREA
   26-10    18:25     ALL AREAS (INITIALIZED)
   26-10    23:18     ALL AREAS (INITIALIZED)
   26-10    23:18     ARCHIVE    (AREA RESET)
   26-10    23:18     ALARM REC  (AREA RESET)
   26-10    23:18     NORMAL REC (AREA RESET)
   26-10    23:16     ALL AREAS (INITIALIZED)
   26-10    23:15     ALL AREAS (INITIALIZED)
   -----    --:--     ------         (------)
EXIT/OSD 
						

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How to set 82
Menu copy
Save the set menu on the CF card and load the same 
menu onto a  different DVR of the same model. It is 
possible to control several units using the same menu.
1DVR version number
2To be selected when saving to be selected when 
saving the basic menu content to the CompactFlash 
(CF) card.
3To be selected when the basic menu content saved to 
the CF card is loaded onto other DVRs of the same 
model.
4Selecting the area distribution of the recording area
Select the below item before performing LOAD MENUS 
FROM CF in 3.
Selections:
NO: Load the menu content from the CF card without 
altering the area distribution of the hard disk 
recording area (normal, alarm, archive).
YES: Alter the area distribution of the hard disk recording 
area (normal, alarm, archive) and load the menu 
content from the CF card.
1Insert the CF card into the CF card slot
2Press the MENU button and turn the J-dial to select 
7. COPY MENU SETTINGS, and then turn the 
S-dial clockwise.
The  screen is displayed.
3Turn the S-dial clockwise, select YES by turning 
the J-dial, and then turn the S-dial clockwise.
Save the menu on the CF card.
SAVING FINISHED!! is displayed when saving is 
finished.
AMenu copy screen description
             
            DVR TYPE VER. SA16-04
         SAVE MENUS TO CF            ->
         LOAD MENUS FROM CF          ->
       COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS: NO
    *IF YOU CHOOSE "YES" OF THE ABOVE MENU,
        HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED !
1
2
3
4
Copy
A-1Save the menu content in the CF 
card.
Front1 Open2 Pull out
2 
Insert
Insert2 
Insert
3 Fold down
(lock)1 Lift and 
push
MENU
(J)(S)
 7.COPY MENU SETTINGS

             
            DVR TYPE VER. SA16-04
         SAVE MENUS TO CF            ->
         LOAD MENUS FROM CF          ->
       COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS: NO
    *IF YOU CHOOSE "YES" OF THE ABOVE MENU,
        HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED !
                       
          
               SAVE MENUS TO CF!!
        
                   CONTINUE?
                      YES             
               SAVING FINISHED!!
         SAVE MENUS TO CF            ->
         LOAD MENUS FROM CF          ->
       COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS: NO
    *IF YOU CHOOSE "YES" OF THE ABOVE MENU,
        HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED ! 
						

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Menu copy
83 How to set
1Press the MENU button in order to display the 
 screen and load the 
menu content onto other DVRs of the same model.
2Turn the J-dial to move the COPY RECORDING 
AREA SETTINGS.
3Select NO or YES using the J-dial by turning the 
S-dial.
4Turn the S-dial clockwise.
The cursor moves to SAVE MENUS TO CF.
5Turn the J-dial to move the cursor to LOAD MENUS 
FROM CF and then the S-dial clockwise.
A) When NO is selected for COPY RECORDING 
AREA SETTINGS.
The  screen will be displayed with a blinking 
NO. Turn the J-dial and select YES and then turn the 
S-dial clockwise.
Load from the CF card without altering the area 
distribution in the recording area.
B) When YES is selected for COPY RECORDING 
AREA SETTINGS (Initialized).
The  screen will be displayed with a blinking 
NO. Turn the J-dial and select YES and then turn the 
S-dial clockwise.
Change the area distribution in the recording area and 
load from the CF card.
6The monitor screen will display SYSTEM 
INITIALIZING and live videos will be shown, once 
loading is complete.
A-2Load menu content saved to the CF card onto other DVRs of the same model.
MENU             
            DVR TYPE VER. SA16-04
         SAVE MENUS TO CF            ->
         LOAD MENUS FROM CF          ->
       COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS: NO
    *IF YOU CHOOSE "YES" OF THE ABOVE MENU,
        HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED !
 COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS: NO
 SAVE MENUS TO CF               ->
 LOAD MENUS FROM CF             ->
         LOAD MENUS FROM CF          ->
       COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS: NO
    *IF YOU CHOOSE "YES" OF THE ABOVE MENU,
        HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED !
                       
          
              LOAD MENUS FROM CF!!
                   CONTINUE?
                      YES
         LOAD MENUS FROM CF          ->
       COPY RECORDING AREA SETTINGS: YES
    *IF YOU CHOOSE "YES" OF THE ABOVE MENU,
        HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED !
                       
          
             LOAD MENUS FROM CF!!
       HARD DISK WILL BE INITIALIZED!!
                   CONTINUE?
                      YES 
						

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Interface (RS-485) specifications
bData formatbCommunication protocol
It is recommended that the exclusive controller is used for 
operation as a protocol unique to our company (SANYO 
protocol) is used for this DVR. Consult the service center 
regarding the exclusive controller.
bProtocol command table
The commands available through this DVR are as outlined in the table below.
ModeAsynchronous
Character length8 bits
Data transmission speed2400, 4800, 9600, 19200bps
Parity checkNone
Stop bit1 bit
01234567
00TIMER
ON/OFF
11
22
33SHIFT←SHIFT→
44SHIFT↑SHIFT↓MENU
55SET+
/RP UP
66SET-
/RP DOWN
77
88
99SECURITY 
LOCK ON
AACK PLAY
REV PLAY/
SEARCH (DVR)
BNAK
CGROUP SET
DGROUP 
CHECK
EGROUP 
CLEAR
FSTOPSTILL
89ABCDEF
0 FULL 1CLOCK 
ADJUST
1 FULL 2 MENU RESET
2 MULTI (MPX) FULL 3
3 QUAD (MPX) FULL 4
4 PLUS1 (MPX) FULL 5
5ZOOM
(MPX/DVR)FULL 6
6 FULL 7
7SEQUENCE 
(MPX)FULL 8
8MONITOR2 
(MPX)FULL 9
9 FULL 10CLOCK 
DOWNLOAD
A ALARM RESET FULL 11
RECREC/DUB 
REQUEST
B FULL 12 FF/ALARM F
C FULL 13 REW/ALARM R
D COPY FULL 14RS-485
SEND START
E EXIT/OSD FULL 15RS-485
RCV CMF.
F FULL 16 STATUS LOG1 REC STOP
Upper
level
Lower 
level
Upper
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Specifications
bDimensions (unit: mm)
Please note that specifications and unit exterior  design are subject to change without notification.
bOptions
HDD: 80GB/160GB/300GB/500GB
CD-R/RW: Expanded disc unit
Signal method PAL signal standard
Compression methodVideo: M-JPEG, Audio: WAVE
Number of pixels720 x 288
Recording typeField record
Recording quality5 stage [BASIC/NORMAL/ENHANCED/
FINE/SUPER FINE]
Recording rate27 levels (50 to 0.033FPS)
Recording areaNormal recording area/alarm recording 
area/archive area
Zoom2x digital zoom is possible using the 
ZOOM button
Search modeDate and time search, alarm search, 
alarm thumbnail search, archive area 
search, motion detection search
Date/time displayDay, month, year, hour, minute, second
Date/time display 
positionCan be moved to upper and lower (2) 
positions (Display can be switched on/off)
Camera title display10 characters max (alphabetical, numeric, 
symbols) can be inputted to each channel 
(display can be switched on/off)
Memory backupApproximately 30 days (after power is 
supplied for more than 48 hours)
Video input1.0 V (p-p) 75 Ω BNC x1(DSR-3716PA: x16, DSR-3709PA: x9)
Video output Through output BNC of each video input (DSR-3716PA: x16, DSR-3709PA: x9)
Main monitor output1.0 V (p-p) 75 Ω BNC x1
Monitor 2 output 1.0 V (p-p) 75 Ω BNC x1
Audio input–8 dBs 27 kΩ unbalanced RCA x1
Audio output–8 dBs 600 kΩ unbalanced RCA x1
Microphone input–60 dBs 10 kΩ unbalanced 3.5 mm
Monaural mini jack x1
Front AV 
outputVideo output1.0 Vp-p 75 Ω unbalanced RCA x 1
Audio output –8 dBs 600 Ω  unbalanced RCA  x  1
CompactFlash slot CompactFlash Type 2 (front panel) x1
Te r m i n a l
LAN10BASE-T/100BASE-TX, RJ-45 x1, 
compatible protocol: UDP, TCP/IP, HTTP 
server
RS-485RJ-11 x2 (with termination switch)
USB (1.1 A terminal)Front 1/Rear 1
Alarm inputZero voltage make connection (pulse 
width 100m/second and over)
(DSR-3716PA: x16, DSR-3709PA: x9)
Sensor alarm outputOpen collector/1kΩ, Low level active 
(max. 25 mA)
(DSR-3716PA: x16, DSR-3709PA: x9)
Remote control input 2 wire voltage control method x2
Clock adjustment 
inputZero voltage contact (pulse width 100m/
second and over) x1
Clock adjustment 
outputOpen collector/1kΩ, Low level active
Alarm total output
Open collector/Low level active (max. 
500 mA) x1
Alarm reset inputZero voltage contact (pulse width 100m/
second and over) x1
Abnormality warning 
outputNormal DC 5V, Low level active x1
Normal recording 
area remaining 
warning outputNormal DC 5V, Low level active x1
Alarm recording area 
remaining warning 
outputNormal DC 5V, Low level active x1
Series recording 
connecting input
Normal DC 5V, Low level active x1
Series recording 
connecting outputOpen collector/1kΩ, Low level active x1
External timer input
Zero voltage contact (pulse width 100m/
second and over) x1
Non rec outputNormal DC 5V, Low level active x1
Power supply voltage AC 120 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Current consumptionDSR-3716PA/DSR-3709PA: 800 mA
Allowable operation 
temperature5 to 40°C
Allowable operation 
humidity10 to 80 %
Dimensions
420 (W) x 86 (H) x 365 (D) mm
WeightApprox. 6 kg
420 365
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List of recording rate and recording times
The recording time on this DVR are adjusted automatically when the recording rate and the recording quality have been altered.
The list below displays the recording rate and quality when recording images within the hard disk normal recording area of this 
DV R .
 The set times for the normal recording area and/or the alarm recording area will be the product of the recording time shown 
below by the percentage figure of the normal recording area capacity (set in the recording area settings) or the alarm recording 
area capacity.
 The recording time may vary according to the image quality being recorded.
bWhen recording using an 160GB hard disk (when 99% of the area is utilized)
bWhen recording using an 300GB hard disk (when 99% of the area is utilized)
 Audio signal recordable area (the recording time will be shorter than the figures given below in case audio is recorded)
Recording rate 
(fields/second)Recording timeBASICNORMALENHANCEDFINESUPER FINE15kB22kB30kB42kB50kB5048 (H)34 (H)25 (H)18 (H)15 (H)25966851373116.6714410276554712.519213610274628.333288204153111946.2538427220414812554813402551851574.1675774083062231883.5716734773572602203.1257695454082972512.7788666134603342832.59626815113713142.27310587495624083461.92312518866644834081.667144310227665574711.471163511588696325341.316182812959717065971.1902020143110737806601.0872213156711758557231240517041278929786
0.5 4811 3408 2556 1859 1573
0.333 7217 5112 3834 2788 2359
0.25 9623 6816 5112 3718 3146
0.2 12028 8520 6390 4647 3932
0.1 24057 17041 12780 9295 7865
0.05 48115 34082 25561 18590 15730
0.033 72173 51123 38342 27885 23595
Recording rate 
(fields/second)Recording timeBASICNORMALENHANCEDFINESUPER FINE15kB22kB30kB42kB50kB5090 (H)64 (H)48 (H)34 (H)29 (H)2518112896695916.672711921441048812.53622561921391188.3335433842882091776.2572451338427923659056414813492964.16710867695774193553.57112688986734894143.125144910267695594732.778163011548666295332.5181112839626995922.2731992141110587696511.9232355166812519097691.66727171924144310498881.471307921811636118910061.316344224381828132911251.190380426942021146912431.08741662951221316091362145283208240617491480
0.5 9057 6416 4812 3499 2961
0.333 13586 9624 7218 5249 4441
0.25 18115 12832 9624 6999 5922
0.2 22644 16040 12030 8749 7403
0.1 45289 32080 24060 17498 14806
0.05 90579 64160 48120 34996 29612
0.033 135868 96240 72180 52494 44418 
						

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List of recording rate and recording times
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bWhen recording using an 500GB hard disk (when 99% of the area is utilized)
 Audio signal recordable area (the recording time will be shorter than the figures given below in case audio is recorded)
Recording rate 
(fields/second)Recording timeBASICNORMALENHANCEDFINESUPER FINE15kB22kB30kB42kB50kB50151 (H)107 (H)80 (H)58 (H)49 (H)253022141601169816.6745332124117514812.56044283212331978.3339076424823502966.2512098576424673955151210718035844944.167181412859647015933.5712117149911248186923.1252419171412859347912.77827221928144610518892.530242142160611689882.273332723561767128510871.923393227852089151912851.667453732132410175314831.471514236422731198616811.316574740703053222018781.190635244993374245420761.08769574927369526872274175625356401729212472
0.5 15124 10712 8034 5843 4944
0.333 22686 16069 12052 8765 7416
0.25 30248 21425 16069 11686 9888
0.2 37810 26782 20086 14608 12361
0.1 75620 53564 40173 29217 24722
0.05 151240 107129 80346 58434 49444
0.033 226861 160693 120520 87651 74166 
						

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List of record rate setting/pre-alarm recording times
bRecording rate setting
(Note 1) Rate setting will be limited when the mirroring function is turned ON or when the pre-alarm recording is turned ON.
(Note 2) Rate setting will be limited when the mirroring function is turned ON.
(Note 3) It is not possible to choose this setting when only one camera is connected.
(Note) The recording rate for each channel is set in program recording. The rates that allow setting in each channel are calculated automatically.
bPre-alarm recording time
This is a list of the recording time for pre-alarm recording. Use this list when carrying out pre-alarm recording.
 Default setting, recording rate: 12.5FPS, recording time: to be set at 1 minute.
Alarm duration can only be set according to the set recording rate in the alarm duration settings under the menu function.
Also, when setting the recording rate, the setting range is limited depending on the set duration. For example, the recording rate will be limited to 
25FPS when the alarm duration is set to 3 seconds.
Alter the settings of the alarm duration before setting a fast recording rate.
Recording rate (FPS)Normal recording
(Note 1)Alarm recordingPre-alarm recording
(Note 2)Program recording
(Note 1)
50F 
(Note 3)TTT25FFFF
16.67FFFT
12.5FFFF
8.333FFFT
6.25FFFF
5FFFT
4.167FFFT
3.571FFFT
3.125FFFF
2.778FFFT
2.5FFFT
2.273FFFT
1.923FFFT
1.667FFFT
1.563TTTF
1.471FFFT
1.316FFFT
1.190FFFT
1.087FFFT
1FFFF
0.5FFTF
0.333FFTF
0.25FFTF
0.2FFTF
0.1FFTF
0.05FFTF
0.033FFTF
OffTTTF
Recording rate 
(fields/second)Recording time (Menu time information displayed on screen: s: seconds m: minutes)3s 
(3s)5s 
(5s)10s 
(10s)20s 
(20s)40s 
(40s)60s 
(1m)120s 
(2m)180s 
(3m)240s 
(4m)300s 
(5m)600s 
(10m)900s 
(15m)
25FFFFFFFFFFFF
16.67FFFFFFFFFFF
12.5FFFFFFFFFFF
8.333FFFFFFFFFF
6.25FFFFFFFFFF
5FFFFFFFFF
4.167FFFFFFFFF
3.571FFFFFFFFF
3.125FFFFFFFFF
2.778FFFFFFFFF
2.5FFFFFFFF
2.273FFFFFFFF
1.923FFFFFFFF
1.667FFFFFFF
1.471FFFFFFF
1.316FFFFFFF
1.190FFFFFFF
1.087FFFFFFF
1FFFFFFF 
						

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Push-lock terminal specifications
Input/output terminalsSignal levelInput/output circuit

[0 voltage contact]

[Open collector/1kΩ, Low Level 
active (max. 25 mA)]

(Refer to P12) Remote input
[2 wire voltage control type]
(REMOTE R1, R2)
Date adjustment input
[Zero voltage contact]
(CLOCK IN)
Clock adjustment output
[Open collector/1kΩ, Low Level 
active (max. 25 mA)]
(CLOCK OUT)
Alarm total output
[Open collector/Low Level 
active (max. 500 mA)]
(ALARM OUT)
Alarm reset input
[Zero voltage contact]
(ALARM RESET)
Abnormal warning output
[DC5V/5.7kΩ, Active Low]
(WARNING OUT)
Normal recording area 
remaining level warning output
[DC5V/5.7kΩ, Active Low]
(FULL)
Remaining alarm warning 
output
[DC5V/5.7kΩ, Active Low]
(ALARM FULL)
Series recording connecting 
input
[DC5V/5.7kΩ, Active Low]
(SERIES IN)
Series recording connecting 
output
[Open collector/1kΩ, Low Level 
active (max. 25 mA)]
(SERIES OUT)
External timer input
[Zero voltage contact]
(EXIT TIMER IN)
NON REC Output
[DC5V/5.7kΩ, Active Low]
(NON REC OUT)
0V
Over 100 ms Open grounded 
input
10k
Ω  1kΩ 100kΩ  5V
IC
74HC597 Terminal
Open
0V
Motion sensor detection Alarm recording stopTerminal1kΩ
IC
B U209
Terminal1kΩ +5V4.7kΩ
Microcomputer
0V
Over 100 ms Open grounded 
inputTerminal10kΩ  100kΩ 5V
1kΩ 
IC
74HC597
0V
Approx. 1 second OpenTerminal
1kΩ IC
B U2090
Open
0V
Alarm recording start Alarm recording finishTerminal4.7kΩ 4.7kΩ 5V
IC
B U20902SD1801
2SA1576
0V
Over 100 ms Open grounded 
inputTerminal10kΩ  100kΩ  5V
1kΩ 
IC
74HC597
Warning condition established
(HDD error, fan error detected)
0V 5VTerminal
4.7kΩ  5V
1kΩ IC
B U2090
Warning condition established
(normal recording area capacity depleted)
0V 5VTerminal
4.7kΩ  5V
1kΩ IC
B U2090
Warning condition established
(alarm recording area capacity depleted)
0V 5V
Terminal
4.7kΩ  5V
1kΩ IC
B U2090
0V 5V
Over 300 msTerminal10kΩ 100kΩ 5V
1kΩIC
74HC597
0V Open
Over 3 sTerminal
1kΩ IC
B U2090
0V
Over 100 ms Open grounded 
inputTerminal10kΩ  100kΩ  5V
1kΩ IC
74HC597
Recording stopped
0V 5VTerminal
4.7kΩ 5V
1kΩ IC
B U2090