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DAHUA MNVR8208-I 8 Channels POE H.265 2 HDDs Mobile Video Recorder

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DAHUA MNVR8208-I 8 Channels POE H.265 2 HDDs Mobile Video RecorderMNVR8208 I > Support 8 channels of POE IP cameras input and 2 channels of HDCVI input. > Support H. 265 smart H. 265 video compression > Support 4MP realtime recording > Support face detection, license plate recognition, driving behavior detection of smoking, calling, yawning,and warning of cars hit > VGA, HDMI simultaneous video output > Support 2 HDDs, 2 USB3. 0, 1 USB2. 0 > Adopt aviation connectors > Multiple network monitoring: Web viewer,

MNVR8208-I

> Support 8 channels of POE IP cameras input and 2 channels of HDCVI input.

> Support H.265/smart H.265 video compression

> Support 4MP realtime recording

> Support face detection, license plate recognition, driving behavior detection of smoking, calling, yawning,and warning of cars hit

> VGA, HDMI simultaneous video output

> Support 2 HDDs, 2 USB3.0, 1 USB2.0

> Adopt aviation connectors

> Multiple network monitoring: Web viewer, CMS(DSS/PSS) & DMSS


Product Data

System

Main Processor

Embedded microprocessor

Operating System

Embedded LINUX

Audio

Audio Compression

G711A, G711U, G726, PCM

Audio Output

2 channels

Audio Sampling

8KHz, 16Bit

Image

Image Compression

H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264

Resolution

1080p (1920×1080) for all channels

Video

Video Input

8 channels of POE RJ-45 ports; 2 channels of HDCVI analog video signal input (DSM/ADAS)

Video Output

VGA, M16 aviation connector, HDMI

Video Frame Rate

PAL: 1fps–25fps
NTSC: 1fps–30fps

Multi-screen Display

1 window, 4 windows, 8 windows, 9 windows, 16 windows

Tour

Timed auto control, dynamic surveillance and alarm.

OSD

Channel, time, license plate, GPS

Color

Set tone, brightness, contrast, saturation and gains for each channel's video image.

Alarm

Alarm Input

9 channels, Alarm1–8 are local alarm input, Alarm 9 is

pulse input.

Alarm Output

2 channels,1 relay out, 1 Controllable 12V 0.75A out

Linkage

Snapshot, tour, recording, buzzing and email.

Hard Disk

Quantity & Storage Space

1 SD card with max storage capacity of 512G, 2 internal HDDs

Work Management

Non-working hard disks fall asleep, to help to reduce power consumption and dissipate heat.

Function

Recording Priority

Manual recording > alarm recording > motion detection recording > Timed recording

Recording Resolution

1080P for all channels

Recording Lasting Time

1min–60 min (default: 60 min), pre-record: 1 sec–30 sec, post-record: 10 sec–300 sec

HDD full

Stop Record;Overwrite

Recording Searching

Time /Date, Alarm, MD and Exact Search (accurate to second)

Recording Playback Speed

Several playback rates of slow playback or fast playback; playing video backwards; manual single frame playback

Recording Playback Switching

When playing a recording, with one click, switch to recording in another channel whose play time will the same one.

Playback

1 channel

Digital Zoom

When playing recording in a full screen, select a region on the screen to enlarge it.

Motion Detection

396 motion detection regions for each channel; different sensitivity levels selectable for a region.

Video Loss

Yes

Vehicle Event Detection

Rolling over and hitting detection

Storage Capacity Extension

Extends storage capacity by USB flash drive or mobile hard disk.

User Management

Management of users of different roles

User Password Security

Yes

Program Upgrade

Upgrade by web, MHVR client or other tools; by USB flash drive

Port

SD Card

1, with max 512G storage capacity

USB Port

2 USB 3.0 ports, 1 USB 2.0 port

Network Port

1, RJ45 10M/100M self-adaptive Ethernet port

SATA

2

RS–485

1

RS–232

2

CAN

1

VGA

1

HDMI

1

Wi-Fi

Optional

3G/4G

Optional

GPS

Optional

AI

Face Comparision

Max 30,000 face images, 20 face databases

Driver Status Monitoring

DSM: Smoking, calling, yawning, looking around unfocused, being absent
ADAS: Warning of cars hit; detection of lane departure

Vehicle Recognition

Recognition of license plate, vehicle brand.

Performance

Support max 2 intelligent rules for channels at the same time

Others

Power Supply

6V DC–36V DC

Power Consumption

≤12W (only for MHVR and without any peripheral)

Operating Temperature

-30°C to +70°C; 10%–90%

Dimension

180 mm × 190 mm × 50 mm (7.0" × 8.7" × 2.0")

Gross Weight (Package Box Contained)

2.1kg

Certifications

CE

FCC

EN50155

ISO7637-2

ISO16750

Yes

Compatiblity

HDD compatiblity

MQ01ABD050V/MQ01ABD100V/WD20SPZX 

SSD compatiblity

S820GS512G/S820GS1TB/ZA1000CM1A003

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