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EXPORTING VIDEO CLIPS TO BE VIEWED
Once the clips are located, they will need to be exported onto another PC to view them using the
Backup Viewer application. There are a few different ways of doing this including USB Hard Disk or
Thumb Drives, Setting up a Network Share, or CD-RW (if one is installed on the DVR in question).
The Backup Viewer software can be obtained from ftp://pelco.com/SupportSoftware/DXSeries/ under
the folders corresponding to the DX7000 and DX7100.
For any further questions on exporting these video clips, please contact the Digital Support Depart-
ment at 1-800-289-9100.
**An Application has been written for your convenience that automates the two following procedures.
This application can be obtained by downloading:
ftp://pelco.com/SupportSoftware/DXSeries/dst.exe, or by contacting the Digital Support Department
at 1-800-289-9100.
PROCEDURE TO RESTORE A DX7000/7100 TO NORMAL OPERATION
Once all essential video clips are found and backed up, use the following steps to bring the DVR out
of the looping mode:
1. Exit to Windows Mode by selecting Setup and Clicking the ‘Exit to Explorer’ Icon.
2. Navigate to Control Panel and open the Time Settings Icon**
3. Adjust the Time and Date to reflect the Current Time and Date.
4. Confirm Settings and close all windows to resume recording operation. The DVR will now resume
normal operation.
**TIME SETTINGS ICON LOSS
If the customer is experiencing a missing Time Settings Icon under Control panel, take the following
steps to enable the Icon:
1. Exit to Windows Mode by selecting Setup and Clicking the ‘Exit to Explorer’ Icon.
2. Navigate to the folder C:\Windows\System\
3. Locate the file named ‘timedate.cpa’
4. Make a copy of the file in one of the following ways:
a.Use Hotkeys CTRL+C and then CTRL+V
b.Right-Click on the file, select ‘copy’. Then Right-Click on a blank area within the C:\Win-
dows\System folder and select ‘paste’.
5. Locate the file ‘Copy of timedate.cpa’ and rename it to ‘timedate.cpl’.
6. Recheck the Time Settings Icon under Control panel to make sure it now properly appears.