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TABLE OF CONTENTS!

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LIST OF AVTECH / CPCAM PRODUCTS! FOR REFERENCE ONLY!

WARRANTY INFO!

MANUALS IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES:

AVC 760, AVC 761, AVC 781, AVC 782, AVC 782A

VERSION, AND MODEL NUMBERS:

ERROR CODES IN SYSTEM LOG:

HAND HELD REMOTE CONTROL GUIDE:

MANUALS AVC 785, AVC 785D, AVC 787, 787D:

VIDEO WEBSERVER MANUAL CPD 101, CPD 102, CPD 103, AVC 732, AVC 733:

9 CHANNEL MANUAL AVC 776, AVC 776W:

16 CHANNEL MANUAL AVC 777, AVC 777W

8/16 CHANNEL MANUAL AVD 715D, AVD 717D CPD 505HC, CPD 507HC

4 CHANNEL MANUAL AVC 780, CPC500, CPC500W DVR4002N

4 CHANNEL MANUAL AVC 774, AVC 773, DVR 4004, AVC 772, DVR 4005, AVC 771, CPD 571

MANUAL VGA CONVERTER

VIDEO INDEPENDENT DISK ARRAY

MANUAL DIGIMERGE DHY 500 SERIES

AVC 771, 772, 773, 774, and the AVC 780 MANUALS

DIGIMERGE'S ROUTER CONFIGURATION (GOOD FOR AVC 785/787, CPD 505/507)

DIGIMERGE'S 2007 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS SETTINGS (GOOD FOR AVC 785/787, CPD 505/507)

AVTECH / CPCAM NETWORK SETUP GUIDE

MANUAL MPEG EMAIL SETTINGS

DVD INSTALLATION MANUAL!

DEFAULT PASSWORD!

DOWNLOAD VIDEO SERVER E

DOWNLOAD VIDEO SERVER S

http://211.22.74.18/

GPRS/3G Software, EagleEyes(J2ME), EagleEyes(For WinCE)

FIRMWARE IS NO LONGER PROVIDED.

SYNCMOS SM5964

JAVA INFO! / SNAVT CLIENT! (LINUX MAC, SOLARIS)

SIMPLE WIRING DIAGRAM FOR AVTECH 4 CHANNEL DVRS!

REAR PANEL CONNECTOR LIST!

HOW TO CHANGE LANGUAGE ON 4 CHANNEL DVR!

SWITCH NTSC / PAL

AVC761 BEEPS LOUDLY WHEN POWERING ON FOR THE FIRST TIME!

BUZZER LIST!

HOW TO STOP THE BEEPING WHEN CAMERAS DETECT MOTION!

HOW TO SET UP MOTION DETECTION ON 4 CHANNEL DVRs!

HOW TO SET SEQUENCE OR DWELL ON THE AVC 760 DVR!

MENU TREE CONFIGURATION PDF!

IR REMOTE SYSTEM
BNC CONNECTOR HOW TO GUIDE PDF!

HARDWARE RESET!

LIST OF FAQS!

PTZ INFO!

16 Channel PHOTO DESCRIPTION MANUAL

AVD717D 16CH MPEG-4 Real-time DVR (W/DVD Writer)

AVC787D 16 CH MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder (W/DVD Writer)

AVC787 16 CH MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder

AVC777W 16 CH Digital Multiplex Recorder (W/Ethernet)

AVC777 16 CH Digital Multiplex Recorder

9 Channel

AVC776W 9 CH Digital Multiplex Recorder (W/Ethernet)

AVC776 9 CH Digital Multiplex Recorder

8 Channel

AVD715D 8 CH MPEG-4 Real-time DVR (W/DVD Writer)

AVC785D 8 CH MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder (W/DVD Writer)

AVC785 8 CH MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder

4 Channel

AVC760 4CH MPEG-4 Network Digital Video Recorder (NUBIX 4 BC (ST) )

AVC761 4CH MPEG-4 Network Digital Video Recorder

(Entry level, W/IR Controller & USB Port)

AVC782A 4 CH MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder (W/CD Writer)

AVC781 4 CH MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder

AVC760A 4 CH MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder. Uses new Video Viewer

AVC792 4 CH H.264 Digital Video Recorder. Uses new Video Viewer

Storge System

AVC951 Independent Disk Array *

PHOTO DESCRIPTION MANUAL

OFFICIAL AVTECH DVR WEBSITE

AVTECH 4 CHANNEL DVR PARTS LIST <<<< CLICK HERE!

MANUALS!

SATA VERSION 760A/AS, 761AS/ASV, 560A/AS, 561AS/ASV

AVTech AVC 760A PAGE

ENGLISH РУССКИЙ

IDE VERSION AVC 760, AVC 761, AVC 781, AVC 782, AVC 782A

ARM RT4, RT4CD

CPCAM CP 501, CPD 502, CPD 502A, CPD 560, CPD 561

ECLIPSE NUBIX 4BC, NUBIX 4LT

CCTV FACTORY DVR 8004, DVR 8614

CCTV OUTLET NUBIX 4BC, NUBIX 4LT

GADSPOT GS1800

SECURITY DVR 4017N, DVR RT4

CAMERAS

DIRECT

SUPERCIRCUITS DVQ2, DVQ2USB

FOR MODEL INFORMATION SEE BELOW.

On your tool bar click "file". If it is not showing try pressing the "alt" key. After you have clicked "file" click on the "save as" option. This will download the pdf to MY DOCUMENTS, or where ever you would like to direct the pdf to go.

ENGLISH V1.1 ENGLISH V1.7

CHINESE 文 ČESKÝ DEUTSCH ESPANOL FRANCAIS HRVATSKI ITALIANO PORTUGUES РУССКИЙ

MULTILINGUAL QUICK GUIDE

Návod k obsluze 502, 501, 561, 560, 502A_

MANUALE DI PROGRAMMAZZIONE

http://www.tvsitalia.it/nqcontent.cfm?a_id=3001

ITALIAN AVC761

Espanol AVC781

POLSKI Instrukcja użytkownika Rejestrator cyfrowy CPD560 /AVC760 z siecią LAN

AVC760 CPD560 AVC771 CPD571 AVC781 CPD501

русский RUSSIAN

AVC760 CPD560 AVC771 CPD571 AVC781 CPD501

http://www.racii.ru

Navodila za uporabo

Slovenija AVC760

Slovenija AVC781

VERSION, AND MODEL NUMBERS

This is according to the CP501, CP502 Manual.

The 782 is version 1.1 The 782A is version 1.2
The 502 is version 1.1 The 502A is version 1.2

Models 1, 2, and 5 record MPEG at FRAME.
Models 3, and 4 to record MJPEG at FRAME.

This is for the older DVR that have IDE hard drives, and they use Video Server E.

The AVTech AVC 760, CPCam 560, and the Nubix 4BC is a model 3. This is the only one that cannot be backed up with USB, it has to be backed up by the remote software.

Model 3 does not have the USB feature. Models 1,2, 4, and 5 do.

AVC760 (IDE version)

AVC 761, and the CPD 561 is a model 4 MJPEG at frame, MPEG4 at CIF, 1 audio in, with IR.

AVC761 (IDE version)

AVC 781, and CPD 501 is a model 2 MPEG4 at frame, MPEG4 at CIF, 2 audio in, no IR.

AVC781 (IDE version)

AVC 782A, and CPD 502 is a model 1 MPEG4 at frame. Model 1 is the only one

with the CD back up, and it has 2 audio inputs.

Model 5 does not have the power/data bus, but it has 2 audio inputs, CD back

up, and it has IR.

AVC782 (IDE version)

Scorpiontheater.com A/V Support:

Support 2 audio-in, 1 audio-out to record sounds (Model 1 and Model 2)
Support 1 audio-in, 1 audio-out to record sounds (Model 3 and Model 4)

Support VGA output to monitor (optional)

General:

Model 1, 2 and 4 support multi-language OSD
Model 4 support IR remote control
System auto recovery after power reconnected
Support daylight saving function
Support manual / timer / motion / alarm / network remote recording functions
Watermark function ensures authentication of recorded images
Support TCP/IP, PPPOE, DHCP and DDNS network connection

Error Code in “SYSTEM LOG”:                                                   Meaning:

1) SYS ERR 01-YYY #define SYS_ERR_AV087_ERR                 Compression error
                        YYY=000                                                         Audio chip error
                        YYY=001- AV087                                             Chip for ch 1-4 error
                        YYY=002- AV087                                             Chip for ch 5-8 error
                        YYY=004- AV087                                             Chip for ch 9-12 error
                        YYY=008- AV087                                             Chip for ch 13-16 error
                        YYY=003(001+002)                                          Chip for ch 1-4 & ch 5-8 error, ect
2) SYS ERR 02-XXX #define SYS_ERR_AV087_BUF_FULL         Buffer is full
3) SYS ERR 03-XXX #define SYS_ERR_AV087_BUF_EMPTY     Buffer is empty
4) SYS ERR 04-XXX #define SYS_ERR_IDE_ERR IDE                IDE interface error
5) SYS ERR 05-XXX #define SYS_ERR_SCAN_DISK                  Disk scanning error
6) SYS ERR 06-XXX #define SYS_ERR_TOP_FAT_ERR             File system error
7) SYS ERR 07 (including 08, 09, etc.)-XXX #define                    HDD error

DR040

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KPD604 KPD608 KPD616

ENGLISH HRVATSKI РУССКИЙ SLOVENIJA

AVC791 CPD540 KPD670 KPD671 KPD672 KPD673 MR673

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AVC755 AVC756 AVC757 AVC758 CPD536 CPD538 KPD675 DPD676 KPD677 KPD678

ENGLISH ČESKÝ HRVATSKI

AVC792 CPD541

ENGLISH ČESKÝ РУССКИЙ

AVC796 AVC798 CPD796 CPD798

ENGLISH ČESKÝZ РУССКИЙ

CPD511 CPD515 CPD517

ENGLISH ČESKÝ

CPD531 CPD535 CPD537

ENGLISH ČESKÝ

HAND HELD REMOTE CONTROL GUIDE

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MANUALS!

AVTECH AVC 785, AVC 785D, AVC 787, 787D

CPCAM CPD 503, CPD 505, CPD 507

ECLIPSE NUBIX 8LT, NUBIX 16LT

CCTV FACTORY DVR8808, DVR 8816

Hm Sec Store VC-SYS-8CHWEBR

SECURITY DVR 8015N, DVR 8015NCD

CAMERA DVR 1615N, DVR 1615NCD

DIRECT DVR 1616N DVR 4015 (4015 4 CHANNEL)

SUPERCIRCUITS DMR8

ENGLISH ČESKÝ ESPANOL HRVATSKI ITALIANO POLSKI RUSSIAN РУССКИЙ

Power Supply for AVC 785, AVC 787, CPD 505, CPD 507 (link to parts page )

VIDEO WEBSERVER MANUAL

2 CHANNEL MJPEG

CPCAM CPN101

SECURITY CAMERA DIRECT VWS1001

ENGLISH

1 CHANNEL MPEG 4 / JPEG

AVTECH AVC 733

CPCAM CPN 102

SECURITY CAMERAS DIRECT VWS 1002

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2 CHANNEL MJPEG VIDEO

AVTECH AVC 732, AVC 732E

CPCAM CPN 103

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9 CHANNEL DVR

AVTECH AVC 776, AVC 776W

ARM EDVR9AG, ANDVR9AG

CPCAM CPD 576

DIGIMERGE DGN209

ECLIPSE COMET 9

SEC DVR 9004 (NO NETWORK)

CAM DIR DVR 9014 (WITH NETWORK)

LOREX DXR209, OR DGN209

SUPER DMR-9, DMR-9N

CIRCUITS

ENGLISH ESPANOL HRVATSKI RUSSIAN РУССКИЙ

POWER SUPPLY INFO

12 Volt 3 Amp 5 Volt 6 Amp

Suitable for AVC 774, 776, 777

16 CHANNEL DVR

AVTECH AVC 777, AVC 777W

ARM EDVR16AG, ANDVR16AG

COVISEC KTLDVR1601

CPCAM CPD 577, CPD 577W

DIGIMERGE DGN216

ECLIPSE COMET 16

LOREX DGN216 DXR216

SEC

CAM DIR DVR 1614

SUPER DMR-1, DMR-1N

CIRCUITS

ENGLISH ESPANOL HRVATSKI ITALIAN РУССКИЙ

12 Volt 3 Amp 5 Volt 6 Amp

Suitable for AVC 774, 776, 777

This is for the pin out of the power supply plug.

1. Gnd

2. Gnd

3. Gnd

4. +12

5. Gnd

6. +12

7. +5

8. +5

How to check the firmware version in AVC777?

Ans:
Press and hold "Menu" first when your DVR is shutdown. Then, press "Power" to boot your DVR. You can see the firmware version displayed while the DVR is initializing. In addition, there are two MICROM IC in AVC777's PCB board: One is "Master" and the other one is "Slave". When updating your firmware by replacing MICROM IC, please pay attention to the position of "Master" and "Slave". If you face to the DVR front panel, the IC slot at the left hand side is Master and the one at the right hand side is Slave.

8 CHANNEL, AND 16 CHANNEL

AVTECH AVD 715D, AVD 717D

CPCAM CPD 505HC, CPD 507HC

QUICK START GUIDE ENGLISH ČESKÝ POLSKI

WATCH VIDEO!

4 CHANNEL MPEG DUPLEX

AVTECH 780

CPCAM CPD500, CPD500W

SECURITY

CAMERA DVR4002N

DIRECT

ENGLISH ČESKÝ ESPANOL

How to Reset DVR to factory Default

http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=22155

4 CHANNEL JPEG DUPLEX

AVTECH AVC 774 Motion Det

DMR 4

ENGLISH CROATIAN HRVATSKI ESPANOL

AVTECH AVC 773M AVC773W

DMR 4

KTL 4004

SECURITY DVR 4004

CAMERAS

DIRECT

ENGLISH MOTION ENGLISH NETWORK HRVATSKI ESPANOL ITALIANO РУССКИЙ

AVTECH AVC 772 No motion, and no network

SECURITY DVR 4005

CAMERAS

DIRECT

ENGLISH ESPANOL ITALIANO

MORE INFO HERE

AVTECH AVC 771 Motion and no network

CPCAM CPD 571

ENGLISH HUNGARY POLSKI РУССКИЙ RUSSIAN

AVTECH AVC 770

ENGLISH HRVATSKI РУССКИЙ RUSSIAN

Power Supply for AVC 770, and AVC 721

http://www.weclonline.com/tchi/productdetail.asp?id=50116437

Power Supply for AVC 771, and AVC 772

http://www.weclonline.com/tchi/productdetail.asp?id=50123684

Power Supply for AVC 774, and AVC 776

http://www.weclonline.com/tchi/productdetail.asp?id=50122822

VGA CONVERTER

ENGLISH HRVATSKI

http://www.digimerge.com/cgi-bin/new_digimerge/library.cgi

DIGIMERGE DHY 500 SERIES

MPEG4 DVR SERIES_V0.989

DIGIMERGE DHY 504, DHY 504D, DHY 508, DHY 508D, DHY 516, DHY 516D

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SEE AVTECH AVC 785 ABOVE FOR OTHER LANGUAGES

DIGIMERGE'S ROUTER CONFIGURATION (GOOD FOR AVC 785/787, CPD 505/507

ENGLISH

DIGIMERGE'S 2007 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS SETTINGS (GOOD FOR AVC 785/787, CPD 505/507

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NETWORK SETUP GUIDE!

ENGLISH

WATCH VIDEO!

DVD INSTALLATION MANUAL

FRONT PANEL

0000 GUEST 2222 ADMIN

NETWORK:

DEFAULT USER= admin DEFAULT PASSWORD= admin PORT 80

VIDEO VIEWER

CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO VIEWER

VIDEO SERVER E DOWNLOAD

CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO SERVER E

VIDEO SERVER S

CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO SERVER S

HOW TO INSTALL JAVA ON YOUR CELL PHONE!

With your cell phone go to http://211.22.74.18/ and download GPRS/3G .

Download the software. When you run the application then try a test here.

Some AVC 760, and the Nubix 4BC may not supported for GPRS/3G. Try EagleEyes(J2ME)

If your cellphone works with this test then you are good to go.

Now you can test your DVR with your IP address, port number, user, and password.

If your Cell Phone does not work then do not use default port 80 on the DVR.

Good luck!

ENGLISH     GPRS/3G Software
ENGLISH     EagleEyes(J2ME)
ENGLISH     EagleEyes(For WinCE)

If http://211.22.74.18 is down then there is a mirror here....

http://www.lakson.com.sg/cpcam/

EMAIL AND FTP

PARTS SECTION FOR AVTech DVRs

CLICK HERE FOR MORE!

JAVA

JAVA INFORMATION THIS IS FOR MAC USERS!

THIS CAN BE USED WITH LINUX, AND SOLARIS USERS ALSO!

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR AVTECH 4 CHANNEL DVRS!

THIS IS FOR ALL AVTECH 4 CHANNEL DVRS

(THIS DIAGRAM IS A MODEL 1 DVR)

REAR PANEL CONNECTOR LIST!

1) DISK ARRAY PORT:
Connect to disk array for extend HDD capacity.
2) IR:
Connect to IR receiver.
3) RS485: (CIRCLED IN RED ABOVE)
Connect to external device (such as PTZ camera) with RS485-A and RS485-B.
4) EXTERNAL I/O PORT:
Connect to external device. Control external device or get controlled remotely by
external device (alarm input, external alarm, PTZ camera).
5) USB PORT:
Support firmware update and files backup.
6) D/V PORT (Digital Video Port):
Connect to VGA connector card.
7) LAN:
Connect to Internet by LAN cable.
8) LINK / ACT LED light:
When the Internet is activated, the LED light will be on.
9) CALL MONITOR:
Connect to CALL monitor. Show the channel switch display. When the alarm is
triggered, the call monitor will show the image of the triggered channel for a period of
time.
10) POWER:
Connect to provided adapter.
11) FAN:
For ventilation.
12) VIDEO INPUT (CHANNEL 1 – 4) :
Connect to video source, such as camera.
13) LOOP (CHANNEL 1 – 4) :
Video output.
14) 75Ω / HI:
When using Loop function, please switch to HI. When you don’t use Loop function,
please switch to 75Ω.
15) MONITOR:
Connect to Main monitor.
16) AUDIO IN (1-4):
Connect to audio source, such as camera which equipped with audio function.
When users start the recording function, the audio input will be recorded .
17) AUDIO OUT :
Connect to monitor or speaker.
With 2 mono audio outputs from the same source.

RS485 PIN NUMBERS

1234
2: RS485B
3: RS485A

4 CHANNEL LANGUAGE

(Only Model 1, 2 and 4 support multi-language):

Press "ENTER", "+" or "-" to select the language for the OSD.

5.3 SWITCH N/P SYSTEM (ntsc/pal)

1) Press “Power” button on the DVR front panel to shutdown. Then, press
and hold “►“ first, and press “Power” to switch to PAL system.
(Press the buttons until the monitor shows video images.)
2) Press “Power” button on the DVR front panel to shutdown . Then, press
and hold “◄“ first, and press “Power” to switch to NTSC system.
(Press the buttons until the monitor shows video images.)
Note: Only Model 1 & 2 need to be manually switched between PAL and NTSC
systems. Model 3 & 4 will automatically detect PAL/NTSC system.

AVC761 BEEPS LOUDLY WHEN POWERING ON FOR THE FIRST TIME!

YES, IT DOES! THIS IS NORMAL!

Scorpiontheater.com say you can put a piece of tape over the round device that makes the noise. If you remove the device to prevent beeping for a covert job, then be advised that you will void the warranty when you remove the screws to remove the PC board. There is a warranty tape across one of the screws.

MOTION BUZZER

To silence the buzzer go in to MENU, then go to ADVANCED, then go to ALERT.

Scroll to MOTION BUZZER, and use the +, and - buttons. The motion beeps will be silent when this is OFF.

VLOSS BUZZER is a video loss alert which beeps if a wire is cut, or you have a problem with your camera, or a connection problems in the wiring. Leave this on except for covert situations.

INT BUZZER

Turning this off will silence all of the beeps.

EXT ALERT

There is a relay that clicks on that will allow you to trigger strobe lights, or flood lights. This connection is at the connector on the back of the DVR.

Turning this off disables the relay.

COVERT USE

For covert uses we recommend that you remove the buzzer from the PC board which will void the warranty, and turn off the EXT ALERT so that the relay does not make clicking sounds. Put the hard drive in to overwrite mode, and you will turn off the HDD BUZZER.

HOW TO STOP THE BEEPING WHEN CAMERAS DETECT MOTION

Press menu
select ADVANCE
select ALERT
go about 4 lines down select MOTION
PUSH ENTER
Change it to NO

Press Menu to get out of the menu pages.

Now you will not hear any beeps when your "cameras" detect motion.

HOW TO SET UP MOTION DETECTION WITH THE FOLLOWING DVRs

AVC 760, AVC 761, AVC 781, AVC 782, AVC 782A

Scorpiontheater.com says if your motion detection screen is pink then it is not recording. Pink is used for motion masking such as trees, bushes, ect.

If your screen is clear, and you can see your camera video then that is the correct setting.

select ADVANCE
select DETECTION Move the cursor to the second column marked DET, make sure it says ON for all of the cameras that you have hooked up.

Now move the cursor to the third column marked AREA. On cam one press enter. If the page is pink then this is not seeing "motion", if it is clear than it is looking for motion to trigger recording.

Here is the hard part to describe. Find where the cursor is blinking (probably around the center of the screen somewhere) using the left arrow move it to the far left of your screen, using the up arrow go all the way to the top of the screen. Press enter (this marks a starting point), move the cursor down to the bottom of the screen, (do not touch any buttons except arrow/directional buttons), when you get to the bottom of the screen use the right arrow, and move the cursor to the right.

Here is what you should be seeing. When you pressed enter at the top of the screen the square went from pink to clear, as you pressed the arrow down the whole column became clear. As you used the right arrow the screen slowly became clear as you worked your way to the right.

When you get to the right side of the screen you can move your hand in front of a camera and you will see all of the squares "activating" as it follows your movements. Press ENTER to stop the selection process. You are now good to go for motion detection.

Press MENU to back out of camera one area, and press the down arrow to get to camera two area. Press ENTER, and repeat steps for each camera.

Here is a trick. If you have some outdoor cameras, and you have some bushes, trees, ect, then you can set up motion masking. Now the bushes, and trees will not trigger your cameras.

Move the cursor to where you want to start a motion area. Start at the top of this area, press enter, go down as many squares as you need then work your way to the left or right to make a "motion" box. Press enter to stop the selection process. You can now freely move the cursor. Go to your next area that you want motion detection, and make your box, rectangle, or just go wild to get all of the nooks, and cranny around moving objects.

(THIS IS THE ONLY PICTURE I COULD FIND OF THE DET AREA. THIS PICTURE IS FROM THE REMOTE AP SOFTWARE).

Press menu to get out of AREA, press menu to get out of Detection.

Go to RECORD
go to event record
press enter. It should say YES
Press menu to get out of the menu pages.

LS (Level of sensitivity)

This is the sensitivity of comparing two different images. The lower the number the higher sensitivity for motion detection. Default is 7.

SS (Spacial Sensitivity)

The Sensitivity towards the size of the triggered object on the screen (the number of motion detection grids). The smaller the value the higher the sensitivity for motion detection. The highest sensitivity is 00. Default is 03. (Once in object is detected more than 3 grids then the system will trigger).

TS (Time of sensitivity)

The sensitivity regarding how long the object gets triggered. The smaller the value, the higher motion detection sesitivity will be. The highest sesitivity setting is 00. Default is 02

RE (Reference)

The value of RE is a reference for detection. The default value is 10, which means the DVR will compare 10 continuous images at one time according to the sensitivity of LS, SS, TS simultaneously. The bigger the value, the higher sesitivity for motion detection.

HOW TO SET THE DWELL TIME ON THE AVC 760 DVR.

PAGE 4 OF THE MANUAL

LOOK FOR THE SEQ BUTTON ON THE TOP RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE FRONT PANEL.

PRESS SEQ (SEQUENCE) PRESS SEQ TO GET OUT OF THE SEQ MENU.

TO USE THE SEQ OR DWELL YOU WILL NEED TO HOOK YOUR MONITOR TO THE CALL CONNECTOR ON THE BACK OF THE DVR.

Page 20 of the Manual.

MENU BUTTON
ADVANCE
DISPLAY

Scroll down to

DWELL DURATION (SEC)

You can choose 2, 4, 8, or 16 seconds.

Press Menu to back out.

MENU TREE CONFIGURATION

AVC760

                                          IR REMOTE SYSTEM
                            TO BE USED WITH AVTECH / CPCAM PTZ CAMERAS ONLY

                                      IR RECEIVER, TRANSMITTER, AND REMOTE SWITCH MANUAL

CPCAM CPA 601 RECEIVER, CPA 602 REMOTE, CPA 603 REMOTE SWITCH

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CONNECTOR ATTACHMENT GUIDE

BNC CRIMP ON

BNC COMPRESSION

HARDWARE RESET!

TO BE PERFORMED BY AUTHORIZED TECHNITIONS ONLY! DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK!

CLICK HERE FOR HARDWARE RESET

FROM THE AVTECH OFFICIAL WEBSITE FAQ SECTION!

Why does my DVR show "Disc Full" but the DVD-R disc still have space??

Ans:
Because of the hardware design, one DVD-R disc could only backup up to 41 files. If you want to backup over 41 files to the disc, you would meet this issue.

Note: Our DVD-RW drive only supports "DVD-R" discs.

Why does my DVR show HDD full with the usage of only 100GB, but the HDD total capacity is 250GB?

Ans:
It happened when you set up motion trigger recording on the Wavelet series DVRs. The motion list can only include up to 6,144 record items. The least time to be recorded is 10 seconds for each triggering. So, if you have motion triggered all the time, it will treat as HDD full when the motion list is full.

Why does the OSD on Model AVC787 show HDD remaining space, but not the available remaining time?

Ans:
Because the format of MPEG (not pictures) is different from the format of JPEG (pictures), the available remaining time cannot be calculated. The situation is just like downloading files from the Internet. When you download one file from the Internet, the displayed downloading time keeps changing. For this reason, the remaining time varies dramatically, and users might have the difficulties to precisely know the actual remaining time. Therefore, our R&D team decides to use HDD remaining space instead of the available remaining time.

Why do AVC78X Series DVRs sometimes keep rebooting?

Ans:
If the physical connection between HDD power cord and HDD is loose, HDD booting will be failed. And in order to let HDD booting successful, the DVR will keep rebooting. If this problem persists always, it's recommended to change another HDD or re-install your HDD.

How to check the firmware version in AVC777?

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Press and hold "Menu" first when your DVR is shutdown. Then, press "Power" to boot your DVR. You can see the firmware version displayed while the DVR is initializing. In addition, there are two MICROM IC in AVC777's PCB board: One is "Master" and the other one is "Slave". When updating your firmware by replacing MICROM IC, please pay attention to the position of "Master" and "Slave". If you face to the DVR front panel, the IC slot at the left hand side is Master and the one at the right hand side is Slave.

Why is HDD detection failed?

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Please check the power adapter as well as the HDD cable and HDD power cord between the HDD cartridge & motherboard. Or, you can change to another HDD for testing.

Why can't my USB flash drive be detected?

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Your flash drive may not be supported in our DVR. For detailed information, please check the compatible list in your DVR user's manual and see if the brand name of your flash drive is included.Our DVRs only recognize FAT32 format. So, please format your USB flash drive as FAT32.

Is it possible to access video data on DVR hard disk from your PC?

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No. The hard disk of our DVR system can't be accessed from your PC. That's because the system format is designed only for our DVR.

How do I make an audio backup?

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The audio connection channel is showing below:
AVC787 AVC785 AVC783 AVC781

CH13 video >> CH1 audio                 CH5 video >> CH1 audio                   CH1 video >> CH1 audio
CH14 video >> CH2 audio                 CH6 video >> CH2 audio                   CH2 video >> CH2 audio                      CH1 video >> CH1 audio
CH15 video >> CH3 audio                 CH7 video >> CH3 audio                   CH3 video >> CH3 audio                      CH2 video >> CH2 audio
CH16 video >> CH4 audio                 CH8 video >> CH4 audio                   CH4 video >> CH4 audio

You have to connect the relevant channel to have audio backup.
It will backup audio automatically if the certain time you want to backup has audio available.

How to make PTZ camera connection?

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1. Connect: 1.PTZ control 2.Power 3.Video

BROWN TO RED RS485-A

ORANGE TO GREEN RS485-B

2. If PTZ control is still unavailable as the connection shown in Step 3, the telephone line might have

wire jumping. Please change the connection shown in Step 2 as follows: Brown to Green, and Orange to Red.

3. Setup: After connecting all devices, DVR remote setting is as follows:

REMOTE

TITLE DEVICE ID PROTOCOL RATE

01 CAMERA 000 NORMAL 02400

02 CAMERA 000 NORMAL 02400

03 CAMERA 000 NORMAL 02400

04 CAMERA 000 NORMAL 02400

05 CAMERA 000 NORMAL 02400

06 CAMERA 000 NORMAL 02400

07 CAMERA 000 NORMAL 02400

08 PTZ 000 NORMAL 02400

4. Enter ID setting: If the connection is successful, DVR will detect PTZ ID number.

SET ID

CURRENT ID 000

SET ID 000

SET OK

5. Switch to PTZ mode, and begin to control PTZ.

PTZ Camera Connection:
1) Connect the PTZ camera with indicated power supply.
2) Connect the PTZ camera video output to the DVR video input port with a coaxial cable
and BNC connector.
3) Connect “RS485-A” line (brown color) to RS485-A port on the rear panel of the DVR.
Connect “RS485-B” line (orange color) to RS485-B port on the rear panel of the DVR.
Note: For detailed camera ID, protocol and baud rate setup at
DVR side, please refer to the description above. For
detailed camera ID, protocol and baud rate setup at
remote AP software side, please refer to “Device” at
page 39 (AP software system configuration). For
detailed PTZ control instructions, please refer to “Digital
Device Control Panel ~ PTZ” at page 34

RS485 PORT ON REAR PANEL

Pin 1 RS485 A

Pin 2 RS485 B

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