BAICHUAN SECURITY TECHNOLOGY SWDVR850H Wireless Digital Video Recorder User Manual Manual

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3 Connect the cameras
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FIRST
DVR Hardware Quick Start Guide
Video & Power Cable
Video Input
Twist to lock
connectors
6 Connect to your HDTV
Power Splitter
connects here
Power Output
Welcome! This guide is the first in a series of quick start
guides designed to help get your new Swann smart security
system up and running smoothly.
In this guide you will learn how to connect your cameras,
HDTV, and other peripherals to the DVR in a few easy steps.
Before you start, make sure you have the following:
• High-definition TV (HDTV)
• Internet-connected router
Note: The setup and installation of the SwannOne
accessories is covered in the SwannOne Setup (green) QSG
Bullet Camera
Video Output
Power Adapter
Connect to a spare
power outlet
connects here
AUDIO IN
4. Connect the video output on the
video & power cable to each
camera input on your DVR. Twist
the connection to lock it in place.
PTZ
VIDEO IN
AUDIO
OUT
VGA
LAN&USB
12V IN
Digital Video Recorder
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SHENZHEN BAICHUAN SECURITY TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD
1 Getting to know the DVR
For an overview of the DVR hardware connections, see the reverse side of this guide.
Note: Before installing anything permanently, connect everything up and test the system - just to make
sure nothing was damaged during shipping!
8 Channel HD Digital Video Recorder
PWR
HDD
21
31
Back Panel
91
51
AUDIO IN
41
VIDEO IN
61
AUDIO
OUT
10
71
AUDIO
OUT
81
VGA
LAN&USB
PTZ
1A
11
12
12V IN
Press the A/V button on
your TV’s remote to select
the HDMI input.
AUDIO IN
PTZ
AUDIO
OUT
VGA
LAN&USB
12V IN
7 Connect the power adapter
To connect the DVR to the Internet, connect one end of the short Ethernet cable to the LAN
port on the back of the DVR, and then connect the other end to a spare port on your Internetconnected router.
Connect the supplied power adapter’s power connection (1) to the power input (2) on your DVR
first (this will minimise sparking). Connect the power adapter to a power outlet then press the
outlet’s switch to the on position to supply power.
Power LED
HDD LED
USB Port
Video inputs
Audio input
Audio output
HDMI port
VGA port
LAN port
10
USB ports
11
PTZ Port
12
Power input
AUDIO IN
AUDIO IN
Lights up when your DVR has power.
HDD LED
Blinks when the hard drive is active.
USB port (front)
Connects to your USB flash drive for copying important video files from the
DVR’s hard drive or upgrading the firmware, if necessary
VIDEO IN
Intern et
USB
AUDIO
OUT
VGA
LAN&USB
Audio output
RCA port for connecting speakers
HDMI port
Connects to your high-definition TV with the HDMI cable
VGA port
Connects to an additional monitor with a VGA cable (not supplied), if necessary
Connects to a pan, tilt and zoom camera using RS485 connection
Power input
Connects to the power adapter
AUDIO
OUT
VGA
LAN&USB
12V IN
FCC Statement
AUDIO IN
PTZ
AUDIO
OUT
VGA
LAN&USB
12V IN
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator &
your body.
Connects to your home internet router with the Ethernet cable to enable the
DVR to access the internet
Connects to the mouse. The extra USB port can also be used to connect to your
USB flash drive for copying important video files from the DVR’s hard drive or
upgrading the firmware, if necessary
PTZ port
All connections have now been completed. You should see your DVR on the TV with the Setup Wizard displayed onscreen. Follow the “Setup Wizard” Quick Start Guide (the red coloured guide) to configure your DVR.
VIDEO IN
RCA port for connecting a microphone to record sounds nearby
VIDEO IN
12V IN
This is where you plug in the cables that connect to your cameras
Audio input
PTZ
Connect the supplied mouse (1) to the bottom USB port (2). To copy your video recordings and to
perform a firmware upgrade, connect a storage device such as a USB flash drive (not included)
to the top or front port.
Power LED
PTZ
Here is a quick overview of the various connectors and lights on the DVR:
USB ports
4 Connect to your router
5 Connect the mouse
LAN port
HDMI Cable
VIDEO IN
2 What does this mean?
Video inputs
HDMI IN 1
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Front Panel
HDMI IN 2
3. Connect the other end of the
power splitter to the supplied
power adapter then connect the
power adapter to a spare power
outlet.
Power Splitter
Connect the supplied HDMI cable to the HDMI port (1) on your DVR then connect the other end
to a spare HDMI input (2) on your TV. The labels on the back of your TV indicate which input you
need to select when your DVR is turned on.
2. Connect the supplied power
splitter to the other end of
the video & power cable. This
provides power to multiple
cameras using a single power
adapter.
Power Input
Video & Power
Cable connects
here
Power Adapter
1. Connect the video output
and power input connections
on the bullet camera to the
corresponding
connections
on the supplied video & power
cable.
Connect this to
your DVR
Please note: Bluetooth and wireless mice and trackpad devices are not supported. Not all USB storage devices
are supported.
Operating Radio Frequency: 2405MHz ~ 2480MHz
What are the additional connections for?
Video & Power Cable
Connect this to your DVR
Video Input
Twist to lock
connectors
Audio Out Port: For connecting to a stereo or amplifier.
This is not required when using the HDMI port.
PTZ Port: For connecting RS-485 compatible devices.
Power Splitter
connects here
Power Output
Audio In Port: For connecting a microphone (the
microphone must have its own power source).
Power Input
Video & Power Cable
connects here
Connect the video output on the video
& power cable to each camera input
(VIDEO IN) on your DVR. Twist the
connection to lock it in place.
Video Output
Bullet Camera
Inte rnet
USB
VGA Port: Connect this to your monitor with a VGA
input (VGA cable not supplied). This is not required
when using the HDMI port.
Connect the supplied Ethernet cable
to the Ethernet port (LAN) on your
DVR then connect the other end to a
spare port on your router.
Ethernet Cable
Power Adapter
Connect to a spare
power outlet
Power Adapter
connects here
Power Splitter
The bullet camera has three points
of articulation. Use an Allen key to
loosen the hex screw then adjust to
the position you want. Tighten the hex
screw again to secure in place.
Your DVR is designed to ventilate air
to keep it at an optimal temperature.
Keep your DVR free from obstructions
to allow it to ventilate properly.
AUDIO IN
Connect the supplied mouse to the
bottom USB port.
PTZ
VIDEO IN
Positioning the bullet camera
To avoid damage, don’t position the camera without
loosening the hex screws first.
1) This enables you to rotate the camera left or right.
2) This enables you to position the camera up or down.
3) This enables you to rotate the camera stand left or
right.
Dome Camera
To copy your video recordings and to
perform a firmware upgrade, connect
a storage device such as a USB flash
drive (not included) to the top or front
port.
AUDIO
OUT
VGA
LAN&USB
12V IN
Digital Video Recorder
Connect the supplied power adapter’s
power connection to the power input
(12V IN) on your DVR first (this will
minimise sparking). Connect the
power adapter to a spare power outlet.
Mounting and aiming a dome camera
1) Loosen the three screws located at the base of the
camera then remove the bracket cover and dome cover.
2) Using the appropriate screws for the surface you are
mounting to, screw the bracket to fasten.
HDMI Cable
HDMI IN 2
HDMI IN 1
Power Adapter
Connect the supplied HDMI cable
to the HDMI port on your DVR then
connect the other end to a spare HDMI
input on your TV.
3) Replace the dome cover and bracket cover.
4) The camera can be aimed in almost any direction. After
you’ve finished adjusting the camera’s viewing position,
tighten each screw to lock the position in place.
Press the A/V button on your TV’s
remote to select the HDMI input your
DVR is connected to.

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