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Remember: After making changes to the settings press/click the APPLY button.
USB Backup Instructions
• First, insert a USB ash drive into the USB port on the rear of the DVR. Inserting a
ash drive into the mouse port will not work correctly.
• Make sure there are no les on the USB ash drive that you wish to keep, as data
already on the drive may be lost (whether or not you use the FORMAT option).
• If you need to format the USB ash drive, see the USB Format option in the HDD
Drive Menu, covered on “HDD Management” on page 44.
• Open the Detail Files screen - see “Detail Files and Log List” on page 34.
• Locate the le(s) you wish to copy.
• Highlight the Select check-boxes which correspond to the recordings that you
wish to backup, and left click or press select.
• You can backup multiple recordings at once, as long as their cumulative size will
t on the USB ash drive you have inserted into the DVR.
• Choose Backup.
Notes:
Backing up footage is not an instant process. Copying the footage to the USB device
may be a time consuming process, though it’s usually much quicker than the amount
of footage you’re backing up (typically about 150MB/minute, which equates to
approximately 6 minutes per GB).
There are many factors which will aect the amount of time the DVR requires to copy
all the footage you’ve selected to the USB drive, and these include:
• The quality/resolution/framerate settings of the channel(s) being backed up.
• The speed of the USB ash drive used.
• The size and amount of free space remaining on the USB ash drive you use.
The backed up footage is stored on the ash drive in the same format as it is stored
on the DVR. This means that the backed up footage will not play in a computer as a
standard video le - you’ll need to use the dedicated playback software which comes
on the mini-CD included with the DVR. Instructions on how to install and use this
software can be found later in this manual.