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Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista

Limitations: 40-day trial, some features disabled

License: Free to try; $29.00 to buy

JP Series Triplex Stand Alone DVR

ARC-JP400 (4 Channel), ARC-JP800 (8 Channel), ARC-JP1600 (16 Channel)

Camera in : 4CH, 8CH, 16CH NTSC/PAL

• JPEG2000 Algorithm ideal for Stand Alone DVR
• ( Best image quality and no mosaic in Playback at small data size)
• Simultaneous Record/Search/Ethernet
• Easy Back-up (CDRW, Ethernet)
• More Efficient and Stable compression of still and moving image
• Advanced remote monitoring and search through internet
• Real-Time Display
• Multi-language Supportable
• Easy Upgrade(CDRW, USB2.0)
• Easy and Convenient High Speed Search with Jog/Shuttle
• Diverse Back-up (CDRW, Conventional VCR, Ethernet)
• PAL/NTSC Auto-detection
• Easy P/T/Z Control
• Password Protection
• VGA Output supportable (PC CRT, TFT Monitor)
• No pre-formatting HDD required
• Easy to use GUI(Graphic User Interface)
• Digital Zoom
• Application: Bank, Apartment, House, Casino, Airport, Military, Jewelry Store, Hospital, Parking Lot, Department Store, etc

- Real-time recording as MPEG4 compression
- Simultaneously operate of live, recording, playback and network
- 4 channels audio recording, remote 2-way audio conference
- 3 IDE HDDs support (option)
- 1 USB port for USB backup (Flash Memory, USB HDD)
- Built-in CD-RW (option)
- TCP/IP, Static IP, Dynamic IP, DHCP, DDNS support
- Spot monitor output, VGA option
- Pre / Post-Alarm recording (5 seconds / 3 minutes)
- Control PTZ camera through RS-485
- Remote controller
- AVI file backup

Model Name ARC-19305 Video Format NTSC / EIA or PAL / CCIR Video Compression MPEG4 Video Input 4 CH, BNC Video Loop Output 4 CH, BNC Video Main Output 1 CH, BNC / 1CH, S-Video / VGA (option) Video Spot Output 1CH, BNC Audio Input 4CH, RCA Audio Output 1CH, RCA Audio Remote 2-way Audio conference Display Resolution 720x480 (NTSC), 720x576 (PAL) Display Frame Rate Max. 120 / 100 IPS (NTSC / PAL) Display Division Single, Quad, Sequence Recording Resolution 352x240, 704x240, 704x480 (NTSC), 352x288, 704x288, 704x576 (PAL) Recording Frame Rate 120, 60, 30 IPS (NTSC), 100, 50, 25 IPS (PAL) Reocroding Quality Highest, High, Medium, Low, Lowest Pre / Post Alarm Recording 5 secs (Pre), 3 mins (Post), programmable per camera Recording Mode Manual / Schedule / Event (Motion Detection / Video Loss / Sensor) HDD Basic Storage 2 x 3.5" IDE HDD (Max. 750GB) with CD-RW or 3 x 3.5" IDE HDD (Max. 750GB) without CD-RW HDD Requirement 5400 ~ 7200RPM, 45MHz DMA, EIDE compatible, Faster than 9.0ms avg. Alarm Input 4 (NO / NC programmable) Alarm Output 1 Relay with NO/NC contact: 30VDC/1A, 125VAC/0.5A resistive Alarm Triggered Mode Motion Detection, Video Loss, Sensor Input, Power Failure, HDD Error Alarm Action Recording, Relay Output, Sound Alert Network Protocol 10/100 BaseT Ethernet, TCP/IP, DHCP, DDNS Network Remote View, Search, Recording & Control by Client Program or IE Browser Backup Device USB (Flash Memory, USB HDD) / CD-RW (option) PTZ Camera Support (Up to 18 models) Back-up File Format AVI, JPG, BMP Multi-Language English Search Method By Date , Time , Event Serial Connectors USBx1, RS-232C, RS-485 Power Supply AC100~240V 50/60 Hz, DC12V/ 5A Weight Approx. 4.1 Kg (without HDD) Dimensions (WxHxD) 430x70x310 mm Operating Environment 30 ~ 80% RH, 5°C ~ 40°C (41°F ~ 104°F)

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Stand Alone MPEG4 DVR With Built In CD Writer

No.  ARC-MP400, 800, 1600

Recording mode cannot be modified individually, however below are the recommendations:

Follow the step #3 to turn all channels to motion detection, to turn off motion detection on channel 3 and 4, go to:

Menu > configuration > camera setup > motion setup > motion mask setup

Pick channel 3 and 4, then choose “all off” and enter.

To turn on continuous mode on channel 3 and 4, follow step #3 and pick “MC”.

However, all the channels will be recording both in motion and continuous mode, when channel 3 or 4 detects a motion, it will record in speed as pre configured under “record in motion”.

In addition, "MC" mode allows you to save lots of recording space.

For example, if you set Continuous Record 1/5x or 1/10x ... etc and Record in Motion 1/1x, it records continuously when there is no movement with less frame rate. But, if motion is detected, it records an image with normal frame rate. Therefore, as a result, when you play back, you will see that the images during continuous mode go fast and the images during motion go at normal speed.

Record Setup > Record Configuration > Continuous Record

The machine doesn’t have the ability to manually configure which camera to show up on the multi screen. The only way to do that would be to manually connect the cameras. For examples, if you want to put camera 16, 3, 2, and 7 on a 4-screen display, you need to connect those cameras to channel 1,2, 3 and 4.

Port forwarding settings on the router needs to be modified. For more information on doing that please refer to the manuals of the router or contact the manufacturer’s technical support. This will only work when there is a router between the DVR.

Included are the steps on how to connect the DVR (JP series) to the internet.

I: Modify the router settings to enable port forwarding. Enter the internal IP address of the DVR and port number. For example on line #1: 10.0.0.242 and port 8200. Save the settings and restart the router. (For more information on how to modify the router settings please call your router’s technical support)

II. Download the remote viewer software to connect the DVR from the internet or the included CD. Below is the webpage where you can download the software (remoteviewer.exe for JP series DVR)

http://www.arcvisioncctv.com/Techsupport.htm

III. After installation, open the software and click on the “setting” button which is located on the middle right side of the interface. Input the IP address (ip address on Arcvision is 208.57.89.2 or arcvision.dvrdns.org, port 8200) and port number into the software. The IP address has to be the external IP address (this is the IP address that is given by the internet service provider). Click “save” and “OK”.

IV. Click on the “connect” icon on the bottom left side of the interface. And you are connected !!!

You may use the IP address on step 3 to access our DVR. Please refer to page 32 to 37 of the manual for more information.

To format the hard disk, follow the following steps:

(press the “menu” button on the panel)

Menu > configuration > HDD management > HDD setup > HDD clear

Enter password and click yes. The DVR is ready to use now.

To activate motion detection mode, you need to follow the steps:

Menu > record setup > schedule setup

Push the “+” button on the manual until the “M” show up. It does not record when there is no motion detected.

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