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Chapter 1. AP-5004 Overview

AP-5004 is a rugged mobile DVR dedicated to vehicle applications. There are many factors that need

to be taken into consideration when installing mobile DVRs on a vehicle.

1. Power – The power source of a mobile DVR comes from batteries on the vehicles. But the voltage

varies widely among different vehicle models and the surge of voltage caused by the

engine ignition is really dangerous. The mobile DVR needs to have protection against

this.

2. Heat – The difference of temperature in a vehicle also varies widely. Depending on the

installation area, the temperature may vary from below zero at winter to as high as more

than 60 degree C at summer time. Because of this condition, the mobile DVR needs to be

able to work at wide temperature range.

3. Vibration – The mechanical structure of mobile DVR needs to endure the shock and vibration

forces generated when the vehicle is moving. Different vehicles and the smoothness of

the road can be a deciding factor.

4. Communication – It is difficult to have stable and high speed communication link between the

vehicle and control center. This is important for emergency event handling. The mobile

DVR needs to have the capability of communication with control center through GPRS,

3G, Wi-Fi or even satellite.

5. GPS tracking – It is also very important for the control center to know the location of vehicles

with e-Map indication. This is helpful for event tracking, emergency rescue, or vehicle

fleet management.

AP-5004 is designed to meet all the special requirements that we've just listed. Please refer to the

features and specification below for more details.

1.1 Features:

Power -

Input voltage – 9V to 32V DC

Power consumption – 15W

Power-on delay at the engine ignition and a power-off delay at engine shutdown.

Optional external 12V / 2A box with input voltage regulation to power the cameras.

Heat Dissipation -

Heat dissipation through entire case, NO fan needed.

Operation temperature: -10 to + 60 degree C.

Vibration resistance

5 – 500 Hz vibration at 2.18G

Support 2.5" SSD for video data storage

MIL-STD-810F-514.5.C3 certified

Mechanical –

Size - 240mm*160mm*65mm

Weight – 3 Kg.

Wireless Support –

2.5G (GPRS) / 2.75G (EDGE) / 3G (UTMS) / 3.5G (HSDPA) / 3.75G (HSUPA) / Wi-Fi / GPS

integration. Send SMS when alarm

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 10Live Single Camera View 3.2.1 Snapshot

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Chapter 6: DCS Plugin Installation Guide v3.

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Chapter 6: DCS Plugin Installation Guide v3.

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Chapter 6: DCS Plugin Installation Guide v3.

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Chapter 6: DCS Plugin Installation Guide v3.

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Chapter 7: AP-5004 Moible DVR 3G / GPS configuration105Chapter

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Chapter 7: AP-5004 Moible DVR 3G / GPS configuration107Other f

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Chapter 7: AP-5004 Moible DVR 3G / GPS configuration1087.4.2 H

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Chapter 7: AP-5004 Moible DVR 3G / GPS configuration1097.5 Imp

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 11 Fig. 3.6 Function

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Chapter 7: AP-5004 Moible DVR 3G / GPS configuration110AP-5004

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Chapter 7: AP-5004 Moible DVR 3G / GPS configuration111Appendi

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Chapter 7: AP-5004 Moible DVR 3G / GPS configuration112Appendi

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 12How to play recording file:

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 133.3.1. Play buttons:

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 14Fig. 3-10. You can also zoom in specific po

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 153.3.5 Bookmark User can have bookmarks

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 163.3.7 Backing up You can

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 17 Then, click “OK” to start file copy as

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 18 Fig. 3.21 Previous

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 19 3.3.9.2 Search by Event

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 20 3.3.10 Search by Motion On Fi

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 21 Fig. 3.26 Search result and foll

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 22 Fig. 3-27 The search result

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 243.4 Snapshot You can do snapshot to

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 25 3.5 Close playback screen Stop playback

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 263.6.2 Video The Video menu enables you to

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 27Hue: adjusts the dominant color for the sel

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 283.6.4 TV output Use the TV Output menu to

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 29To set up the OSD text: 1. Select the desi

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 30tag the port number following IP address of

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 31 3.6.9 Audio Mic Gain – Adjust microphone

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 32 AP416 can receive POS text from

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 333.6.11.1 Port – You have selections here “

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 343.6.13 Date/Time Select your correct time

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 353.6.15 PPPoE This section prov

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 36 This function enables AP-5004 to conne

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 373.14.17 Algorithm H.263: frame size is sma

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 38After making the changes, click on the Test

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 39Level 2. 4 POS units – Can connect maxim

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 403.14.22 Configuration File: You can backu

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 413.14.23 Default settings Select “Yes” here

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 423.14.24 Revise firmware Here you

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 433.15.1 DVR setup Use the DVR menu under th

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 44as “Yes” are activated. 3.15.2.2 Recording

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 45set up the recording time for how long you

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 46[ Alarm] 3.16.1 Alarm setup The fields

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 47GPI 1 on VGA screen, GPI#1 is related to ca

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 48 3.16.5 Disk Space Low This alarm is

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Chapter 3. Graphic User Interface (GUI) 49 Note: The text was captured from the P

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 50Chapter 4. IR Remote Control Operation

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 514.3.1 Password protectUse the Password Protect o

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 524. Use the Arrow buttons on the remote control to

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 53rate applications.. Auto Gain Control-enables aut

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 541. Use the Up and Down arrow buttons to highlight

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 55The Add Network Disk menu is displayed, enabling

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 56Deinterlace - Software –> based De-interlace s

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 575. When your text is complete, press the Keypad

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 584.3.8 Account Use the Account menu to set up an

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 599. Press the Right arrow button to select Ye s to

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Chapter 2. Getting Started6Chapter 2. Getting Started Pl

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 60COM1 Device - selects the type the serial device.

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 612. Use the Left arrow to decrease the value and

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 62Name - Type your user name. Pass - Type your pass

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 634. Press the Right arrow button for the required

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 642. Press the Right arrow button to confirm. 3. Pr

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 65Test&Save? - tests the server and saves the c

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 664.4.1 AP-5004 Setup Use the AP-5004 menu to set

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 673. Use the Up and Down arrow buttons to select a

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 68• Disable all area –set no area is motion detect

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 692. When the text record menu appears, Use the nu

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Chapter 2. Getting Started7you can configure or operate all the

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 70track is played. Use the Prev Page and Next Page

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 71the next motion detection or alarm trigger event,

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 723. Press the Right arrow button to view the subme

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 73Note: The AP-5004 will begin to collect data as s

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 744.6.2 System log Any operation will be written i

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Chapter 4: IR Remote Control Operation 754.6.5 Revise firmware Use the Revise Firmware op

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