StoreSafe SDVR Advanced
Digital Video Recorder with Advanced Multiplexer functionality Features
Built-in CD-R with one-button video copy One-button printing capability Parallel Video Processing (PVP) for ultra-fast recording up to 30 pps (25 pps PAL) Ethernet LAN/WAN capability, TCP/IP protocol Set separate recording rates, mode, and image quality for each camera. POS interface associates receipt text with corresponding video Alarm inputs and pre- and postalarm recording E-mail notification upon alarm, video loss, record status and more View live or recorded images remotely using WaveReader software Single-channel audio recording Local motorized PTZ control with CBR-KB32/J or KTD-405 keypad 1
Associate text on a customers receipt with corresponding video when using StoreSafe SDVR Advanced with a ProBridge interface device.
toreSafe SDVR Advanced offers the features of the standard StoreSafe SDVR but with the added capability of single-channel audio, alarm inputs, pre-event recording, and Point-of-sale (POS) interface through the ProBridge family of interface devices. Available as a four- or tencamera unit with built-in 40-,
80-, or 160-GB hard drive, StoreSafe SDVR Advanced can store high-resolution color or B/W images for days, weeks or even months*. Recorded data can be searched by alarms, events, time and date range, and cameras, eliminating hours that used to be spent searching for critical data. Using ProBridge interfaces, transaction text data
Call GE Interlogix for a list of supported third-party PTZ hardware. Additional hardware may be required in some systems.
*See http://www.kalatel.com/record_calc for storage expectations under standard conditions.
can be captured and associated with stored video. Video can be easily retrieved as evidence in disputes associated with cash register transactions, access control logs, or other audit trail oriented systems. With its exclusive AutoInstall feature, the unit self-configures on power-up, standing by in event mode until activity takes place within its field of view. Recording begins

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Versatile Simplicity
StoreSafe SDVR Advanced is available as a four- or ten-camera unit. LAN/ WAN connection is through a RJ45 connector. Remotely controlled via a PC (with WaveReader) through the LAN port or optional dial-up modem

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when motion is detected. Recording rates and image quality (high, medium, and standard settings) are selectable per camera. Wavelet video compression makes it possible to archive compact files with high image resolution. Cameras may be set to record individually in timelapse mode, event mode or both modes. Recording time can be optimized by assigning highdensity recording rates to higher priority cameras and
reduced recording rates to lower priority cameras. A secret watermark ensures the integrity of each recording. Live and recorded images can be viewed simultaneously on the same monitor while recording continues, capturing up to 30 pictures per second (across all cameras).Units connected via Ethernet can support up to ten simultaneous users while allowing one user to play back video without affecting programming.

Network connected units can automatically send an email to two users based upon a change in status of alarm, video loss, record status or archiving. Units connected via a network can also be remotely upgraded with any user intervention at the unit location. Authorized users can select and post images to the network; store, print, and e-mail images; and store video clips.

Recording Capacity

Dimensions
Dimensional drawings represent both the four- and ten-channel units.

Front and Back Panels

Four-channel front and back panels
Ten-channel front and back panels

Technical Specifications

Inputs Video Motion and Activity Detection
4 looping BNC connectors, NTSC/EIA or PAL/CCIR compatible; auto-terminating AGC, 0.5 to 2.0 V pk-pk video accepted Automatic, 75 ohm or Hi-Z if looped DB9 male connector. For POTS, remote control and front panel emulation RJ45 connector for ASCII text insertion and event generation DB9M, Line Level One monitor A multiscreen output, BNC connector, NTSC/EIA or PAL/CCIR compatible One monitor B full screen switched output, BNC connector, NTSC/EIA or PAL/CCIR compatible Internal CD-R 10/100 Ethernet (auto-sensing); one RJ45 connector 2048 x 1024 memory array per monitor; 32 Mb total display memory YUV 4:2:2, 16.8 million colors 256 levels 720 pixels 484 active lines NTSC/EIC, 576 active lines PAL/CCIR (4) Fixed or NO Two form-C relays, fixed NO; rated 0.5 A Three settings: latched, transparent, timed-out; programmable 1100 sec Programmable priority control: interleaved or exclusive Full screen Zones per Camera: Sensitivity Settings: Gray Levels per Zone: False Alarm Rejection Processing: Size Discrimination: Status Output:
Camera: Conditioning: Termination: RS232 Port 1: RS232 Port 2: Audio Aux:
256, 16 x 16 grid 10 levels 256 levels 3 levels 256 levels Link to relay

Recording

Hard Drive: Record Speed: Compression: Contact GE Interlogix for current hard drive sizes. Selectable; 30 pps (25 pps PAL) to 0.125 pps; event, time-lapse, or both Wavelet format; standard-, medium-, and high-quality settings selectable per camera Time Lapse, Event and Time Lapse + Event

Video Outputs

Monitor A Composite:

Record Mode:

Monitor B Composite:

Printing

Ethernet Port: Requires compatible printer connected via print server 1

Archive

Archive Device Type:

Miscellaneous

Input Voltage: Power: Temperature: Relative Humidity: Weight: 12 VDC, 90 V 264 V AC/DC adapter included 35 W nominal 0 to 40 C (32 to 104 F), operating 90 percent, noncondensing 21 lbs (9.525 kg)

Network

Display Memory: Colors: Grayscale: Horizontal Resolution: Vertical Resolution:

Ordering Information

SDVR 4A-40: SDVR 4A-80: SDVR 4A-160: 40-GB, 4-channel Triplex, CD-RW, Ethernet, Advanced 80-GB, 4-channel Triplex, CD-RW, Ethernet, Advanced 160-GB, 4-channel Triplex, CD-RW, Ethernet, Advanced

Alarm Handling

Alarm Inputs: Alarm Outputs: Alarm Latching: Alarm Recording: Alarm Displays:
Printer and Print Server must be purchased separately. HP DeskJet 920C and Hawking Printer Server (Model PN7127P) are the only approved compatible products. Add X to part number for PAL versions.
M AILING A DDRESS Kalatel 4575 Research Way, STE 250 Corvallis, OR 97333, USA www.kalatel.com A MERICAS 800-469-1676 (US only) tel 541-754-9133 fax 541-754-7162 A SIA tel 852-2907-8108 fax 852-2142-5063 A USTRALIA tel 61-3-9259-4700 fax 61-3-9259-4799 E UROPE tel 32-2-725-11-20 fax 32-2-721-86-13 LATIN AMERICA tel 561-912-5321 fax 561-994-6224
As a company of innovation, GE Interlogix, Kalatel division, reserves the right to change product specifications without notice. For the latest product specifications, visit GE Interlogix, Kalatel division, online at www.kalatel.com or contact your Kalatel sales representative.
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StoreSafe Quick Start Guide

Introduction

Welcome to the StoreSafe Quick Start Guide. This guide helps you set up and use your StoreSafe. It includes step-by-step instructions and helpful illustrations that show you how to connect the components of a surveillance system, program basic recording functions, view live and recorded video images, record images to a CD and more. The Quick Start Guide is for basic setup and operation. For advanced functions, you can find more detailed information in the User Manual. TIP: Youll find special items like Tips and Cautions in the page margins. These items make setup and basic operation easier.
TIP: If you have a problem setting up or operating your StoreSafe, try these solutions, in this order: 1) Re-read the Quick Start Guide 2) Read the corresponding section of the User Manual 3) Call Technical Support: From 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Pacific time) If calling from outside the United States: 011-1-541-754-9134 If calling from within the United States: 800-469-1676 From 5 p.m. to 6 a.m. (Pacific time) 541-740-3589 Information in this document is subject to change without notice. 2004 GE Security. All rights reserved.
StoreSafe Package Contents
The following items are used for basic setup and operation. Items not shown here are for advanced functionsrefer to the User Manual for information on these items. StoreSafe CAUTION: PowerYou must use a stable power source that falls within the rated voltage of the 12 VDC power supply. If your power source might experience surges or dips, use an uninterruptable power supply (UPS). CAUTION: Installation AreaYour StoreSafe needs space around it for ventilation. Make sure the fans and vents on the sides of the unit are not obstructed. Install your StoreSafe in a place where the temperature is always between 0 and 40 C (32 and 104 F) and has normal humidity (between 10% and 80%). Dont install the StoreSafe on top of a hot piece of equipment, and always leave space between rack-mounted equipment. Dont install the StoreSafe near a water source or anywhere that it will be exposed to moisture. CAUTION: Stacking EquipmentYou can place other equipment on top of the StoreSafe, but only if it weighs less than 35 lb (16 kg). Coaxial cable CD-R Surveillance camera
Quick Start Guide Power cord Universal power supply

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Additional system components A basic surveillance system can also include a monitor, recordable CD (CD-R), one or more cameras, and connection cables.

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Here are the connections you will use for functions described in this guide: Camera back panel Power connection StoreSafe back panel Video output Composite monitor A output
Monitor back panel Power connection Video input Power connection

Camera inputs

Start by connecting your StoreSafe to the monitor and camera(s). TIP: ConnectionDepending on the model, you can connect as many as 4, 10, or 16 cameras to your StoreSafe. Follow the same instructions for each additional camera.
1 Connect the coaxial video cable to the video output on the camera.
2 Connect the coaxial camera cable to the top Camera 1 input on the StoreSafe.
TIP: ConnectionYou can connect to either of the camera inputs for each camera. The second input can be used to send the camera signal to other devices, if necessary. TIP: ConnectionTo connect additional components such as keypads or network connections, see the User Manual.
3 Connect the coaxial monitor cable to the monitor A output on the StoreSafe.
4 Connect the coaxial monitor cable to the video input on the monitor.
To power up your system, you need one electrical outlet for the StoreSafe, one for the monitor, and one for each connected camera. Power up your system in the following order: 1 Plug the monitor and camera power cords into the outlets. 2 Plug the single-prong end of the StoreSafe power cord into the power connection on the back of the StoreSafe. TIP: Powering UpWhen you plug the StoreSafe power supply into an outlet, the StoreSafe automatically detects all connected cameras. The StoreSafe shows which version of software is installed, then shows a display of live views from each connected camera and automatically begins recording.

3 Plug the other end of the StoreSafe power cord into the outlet on the StoreSafe power supply.
4 Plug the StoreSafe power supply cord into the outlet.
CAUTION: Powering UpFor European electrical systems, use the 220 V power cord included with your StoreSafe. Make sure other components, such as cameras and monitors, have the proper electrical plugs as well.

System Controls

Here are the functions of each of the controls on the front of the StoreSafe. (Multiscreen viewing options vary by model.) Print Burn CD Open/Close CD door CD door Search Pause/Freeze Forward Play Reverse Play Stop Record Enter Jog/Shuttle Menu

Camera selection

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9-way view

4-way view
Function Zoom Sequence Alarm
Using Jog, Shuttle, Menu, and Enter To navigate the menus and program your StoreSafe, use the Menu and Enter buttons and the Jog/Shuttle. The Menu button brings up the Main menu and enables you to move from submenus back to the Main menu. The Shuttle is the outside ring. Use it to move between menus and select some settings. To operate it, twist it in either direction.

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The Enter button brings up submenus and confirms settings.
The Jog is the inner dial. Use it to select menu items and some settings. To operate it, place your finger in the round indentation and rotate it in either direction.

Initial Setup

To access the Main menu and begin setup, follow these steps: 1 Press the Menu button. 2 Enter the installer password by using the number buttons. For 4-camera models, enter 3444. For 10- and 16-camera models, enter 3477. Factory Defaults Before you program your StoreSafe, return all settings to the factory defaults. To do this: 1 Jog to Factory Settings in the Main menu and press Enter. 2 Enter the Factory Default password: for 4-camera models, 4111; for 10- and 16-camera models, 8111. The StoreSafe reboots, reverting all settings except time, date, and IP address to factory defaults. The StoreSafe beeps when resetting is complete.
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Settings

Record Quality: Event Settings: Pre Event Duration: Record Mode: Motion Detection: setup parameters: sensitivity: relay output: link to event: Camera Titles: Camera AGC: Cameras: RS232 Port 1: RS232 Port 2: RS485: Ethernet: POTS: High Event and TL 02 Continuous Enabled Active 5 None Yes Camera 01, Camera 02, etc. 50% Enabled 57600 Baud 19200 Baud Network address 001 Enabled Disabled
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Choose a Language For a language other than English: 1 Jog to Factory Settings in the Main menu and press Enter. 2 For 4-camera models, enter 1414 and press Enter. For 10- and 16-camera models, enter 5415 and press Enter. 3 Jog to select a language and press Enter. Custom Passwords The StoreSafe comes with preset Installer and Operator passwords. The Installer password gives access to all menu functions. The Operator password gives access to only the Operator and SystemView menus. To change the preset passwords: 1 Jog to Passwords in the Main menu and press Enter. 2 Jog to the password you wish to change and press Enter. 3 Use the number buttons to enter a new password and then jog to OK and press Enter. 4 Reenter the password, jog to OK, and press Enter. 5 Press Menu to exit. CAUTION: PasswordWhen you set custom passwords, you cannot revert to the default passwords. If you forget your password, you must send the StoreSafe back to the factory to be reset.
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TIP: Date SetupThe StoreSafe automatically selects the day of the week based on the date you enter.

Record Settings

Record Speed Event/Timelapse Settings To set the record speed for each camera: To set the type of recording for each camera: 1 Jog to Record in the Main menu and press 1 Jog to Record in the Main menu and press Enter. Enter. 2 Jog to Event/Timelapse Settings and press 2 Jog to Timelapse Record Rate and press Enter. Camera 01 is highlighted. Enter. Camera 1 is highlighted. 3 Shuttle to change to TL (timelapse). This In this screen you choose the record rate for means cameras will record at the same speed all connected cameras. The maximum rate for at all times. one camera is 30 pictures per second (pps). For two or more cameras the maximum rate is 4 Jog to Camera 02. Using the same steps, change all connected cameras to TL. 24 pps, divided among all cameras. The recording capacity of your StoreSafe shows at 5 When done, jog to OK and press Enter. the bottom right of the screenit will change based on the record speeds you select. 3 Shuttle to select a rate for Camera 1, jog to the next camera, and shuttle to select a rate for it. 4 Continue for all cameras and then jog to OK and press Enter.
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TIP: Record LockTo prevent anyone else from changing record settings, jog to Record Lock in the Record menu and press Enter. Jog to On and press Enter. This means the installer password is necessary to stop recording or to change settings.

Live Viewing Options

This section shows you basic live and playback viewing options and how to conduct a basic search for video images. For advanced operation, see the User Manual. Multiscreen Views Press any multiscreen button. The monitor displays views beginning with Camera 1 and up to the total number of cameras chosen.

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Zoom While viewing a full-screen display, press the Zoom button for a 2X view. You can use the Jog and Shuttle to move within the zoomed view. (Note: The camera does not move.) Press Zoom again to cancel.
TIP: POS or ATM textStoreSafe Advanced models can capture and store POS (pointof-sale) or ATM text associated with the video of any transaction. To capture this data, connect a GE Security ProBridge interface unit to your StoreSafe.* You can then view associated POS or ATM text by pressing any camera number button three times.
Full-Screen View Press any number button to view a full-screen display of that camera.
Freeze Press the Freeze button to freeze all camera views being displayed. Press Freeze again to return to a live view.

*Contact your GE Security vendor for information on ProBridge and connection instructions.

Playback Options

Forward Play Press the Forward Play button. Playback is available only on monitor A. Press Forward Play twice and select a multiscreen view to see both live and playback options on monitor A. The monitor displays images from the beginning of the most recent recorded video, at the rate they were recorded. Press Stop to end playback. Fast Forward During forward or reverse playback, turn the Shuttle clockwise to speed up forward playback. The farther you turn the Shuttle, the faster the images play back. Multiscreen Playback Press any of the Multiscreen display buttons to activate a multiscreen display.
Here is an example of the 4-way view:
Reverse Play Press the Reverse Play button. Monitor A displays images at the rate they were recorded. Press Stop to end reverse play, or press Forward Play to return to forward play.
Fast Reverse During forward or reverse playback, turn the Shuttle counterclockwise for fast reverse playback. The farther you turn the Shuttle, the faster the images play back.
Full-Screen Playback Press any camera number button for a fullscreen playback of that camera. Freeze Press the Freeze button to freeze all camera views being displayed. Press Freeze again to cancel. Stop Press Stop to end playback and return to live viewing.
Zoom Select the full-screen display for any camera and then press Zoom for a 2X view. You can use the Jog and Shuttle to move within the zoomed view. (Note: The camera does not move.) Press Zoom again to cancel.
Frame Advance During Freeze mode, jog to view frames individually in either direction.

Searching Recorded Video

To search for recorded video: 1 Press Search. The Disk Analysis screen appears on the monitor. This screen shows the recording pattern for each camera, by color. The graph shows a bar for each camera, going left to right from oldest recordings to newest. At the left of the graph, at both the top and bottom, are small cursors. In the top right corner of the graph is a time and date display. The time and date correspond to the cursor position. 2 Jog to move the cursors left and right along the bars; the time and date change to tell you when each section was recorded. 3 When you find a section you wish to view, press Enter and the video begins to play, starting from the date and time shown. Select a full-screen (press a camera number) or multiscreen (choose a multiscreen button) view, depending on what you want to see. While the video is playing, you are in playback mode and can use any of the functions described in Playback Options. 4 Press Stop to return to live viewing. TIP: Time and Date DisplayAbove and to the right of the Disk Analysis screen is a date and time window that shows the current date and time.

TIP: Detail LevelShuttle to expand the Disk Analysis display for more detail. The level of detail shows at the bottom right of the graph. Level 1 shows the least detail; Level 4 shows the most.
TIP: Disk AnalysisTo exit the Disk Analysis screen without viewing recorded video, press Menu.
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Recording Video to a CD

To record video images to a CD: 1 Push the Open/Close button on the CD tray. When the tray opens, insert a blank CD-R. Push the Open/Close button again to close the tray. 2 StoreSafe begins loading QuickWave software files to the CD so it can later be read by any PC with a CD drive. When QuickWave is done loading, the OK message is highlighted in green. 4 When the start and stop times are set, press the red Record button. While StoreSafe records, the LED light on the CD tray blinks and a recording progress bar appears in the lower right corner of the monitor. NOTE: While the selected video segment is recording, the monitor switches to a live camera view, but that view is not recorded.

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One-Button Printing

To print an image: 1 Press the corresponding camera number to display a full-screen view of the image. 2 Press the Print button. CAUTION: PrintingTo use the print function you must have the following equipment: HP DeskJet 3820 printer Hawking Print Server PN7127P Refer to the User Manual for further information.
CAUTION: Printer Connection To print images, StoreSafe must be connected to the same local network as your print server. See the User Manual for important information. TIP: Print from 4-way displayIf you press the Print button while viewing images in a 4-way display mode, StoreSafe will switch to the last selected full-screen camera view, freeze that image and send it to the printer.