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NAPCO VIP-Gateway
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G-BOX
333 Bayview Avenue
Amityville, New York 11701
For Sales and Repairs, (800) 645-9445
Installation Guide
For Technical Service, (800) 645-9440
Publicly traded on NASDAQ
Symbol: NSSC
WI1436B 1/06
© NAPCO 2006
VIP-Gateway
4 Camera IP Module
Internet
G-BOX
IP Plug & Play Module
VideoAlert.net SERVER
Designed exclusively for use with NAPCO VideoAlert.net Server
COMPATIBLE
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Page 1: Installation Guide
Installation Guide For Technical Service, (800) 645-9440 Publicly traded on NASDAQ Symbol: NSSC WI1436B 1/06 © NAPCO 2006 VIP-Gateway 4 Camera IP Module Internet G-BOX IP Plug & Play Module VideoAlert.net SERVER Designed exclusively for use with NAPCO VideoAlert.net Server COMPATIBLE... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
The special featured RJ12 cable includes input/output (I/O) func- tion. Simply connect the input/output cable to desire device and no VIP-GatewayX: Includes: VIP-Gateway internet CCTV hardware jumper on camera is required. adapter module Video out and video in 1 channel NTSC or PAL video output, can connect... -
Page 3: System Overview
CCTV video installations, The system is comprised of the following three components: The NAPCO VIP-GATEWAY is a module that converts any 4 analog CCTV cameras into internet ready IP cameras. It provides video images with a maximum of 640 x 480 lines of resolution that can be viewed through the VideoAlert server on virtually any computer in the world at up to 5 fps. -
Page 4: Installation Overview
TCP/IP or networking for typical installations. The primary installation steps de- picted below are covered in detail on the following pages: Install and wire all cameras and power supplies (not included). Install the VIP-Gateway and G-BOX, following the wiring instructions on page 7. Optional: •... -
Page 5: Gateway Terminals And Connections
2. Latch the video signal of cameras 1-4 to the video output. Reset Press the Reset button to set the VIP-GATEWAY back to its original factory default configuration. To operate, press and hold the Reset button while unplugging the power cable. Keep reset button help down, plug in the power cable... -
Page 6: Wiring The Trigger Inputs
WIRING THE VIP-GATEWAY TRIGGER INPUTS Wiring Trigger inputs for trigger for transmission of video to server: Provide a momentary short on terminals 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a to initiate transmission of video to VideoAlert.net server. Wiring Trigger inputs for latching of camera to video out output for local viewing /... -
Page 7: Connecting To G-Box & Internet
Turns solid green DHCP sessions to take place. when power is applied to device. 6. Record the VIP-Gateway Mac Address (bottom label, example: 0009B5106763) which will be needed in the subsequent registration Status Red Turns solid red when the device is... -
Page 8: Configuring The Gateway
Configuring the VIP-Gateway Once the VIP-Gateway and G-BOX have been completely wired and powered up, the Gateway must be configured and activated; both of which are performed on-line. If the Gateway is only to be used for live viewing and there are no plans to trigger video events to the VideoAlert.net server, the only step required is the registration of the MAC address described below. -
Page 9: Advanced Settings
Video Gateway Internal Time - You can select what method the VIP-Gateway will use to update the day, date and time. To synchronize the VIP-Gateway with the existing PC, check Use this PC Current Time to Update Internal Time. - Page 10 6. Click the Channel tab to select options to customize image attributes: Activate Motion Detect - Check to enable the camera to detect moving objects (to alert optional external devices). Sensitivity Level - When Activate Motion Detect is enabled, set the sensitivity by clicking either the Low, Med.
- Page 11 7. Click the Security tab to select options to customize data protection settings. Trigger Receiver Server URL or IP - Enter the IP address or URL of the VideoAlert.net server (69.20.70.164) or (www.videoalert.net) for the Gateway to send video to the VideoAlert.net server when triggered.
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Page 12: Account Activation
To allow the subscriber to activate their own account, provide them with the User Guide, OI313 included with the VIP-Gateway so they can enter their personal information, such as passwords, email addresses, etc.. -
Page 13: Entering Subscriber Details
3. In the section entitled "Subscriber Details", type your name, address, telephone number and other infor- mation in the appropriate fields as shown in the image at right. NOTE: All field descriptions marked with an asterisk (*) must be com- pleted, and are as follows: •... -
Page 14: Video Inbox
Only the Primary User (the User that acti- vated the VIP-Gateway account) has access to User settings. Edit a user by clicking the pencil and pad icon on the right in the User Settings screen (see User Detail screen below). -
Page 15: Adding New Users
11.Click System Status for information re- garding the network availability (up-time) of the VIP-Gateway. If for any reason the VIP-Gateway is unavailable (ISP down, cable modem unplugged, etc..), a log en- try will be made, detailing the time the... -
Page 16: Frequently Asked Questions
192.168.8.201, 192.168.8.20x and up. Do I still need a router to share my internet connection after the ViP-Gateway and G-Box are installed? After the installation is completed, the G-BOX becomes your "primary" router, you can connect any PC or devices on a unused G-BOX port (including your VoIP adapter). - Page 17 This trigger activation is accomplished by momentarily shorting a normally open input on the mod- ule. The camera will then transmit a video clip approx. 30 seconds long to the server. The VIP-Gateway may also be triggered by the built-in motion sensor feature. Note that the trigger can be programmed to be always armed or armed by a daily schedule.
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Page 18: Cable
The customer also has the option of deleting each video clip, or downloading it to their hard drive. Does the VIP-Gateway have a built in motion sensor? The VIP-Gateway motion detection capability, with sensitivity adjustments and a time schedule. It can be armed to trig- ger an event upon motion detection. -
Page 19: Cameras
The VideoAlert.net server has an overflow signal processing policy: If more than 20 signals (videos) are received from the same IP address in any 30 minutes period, the VIP-Gateway is temporarily disabled by the server. Every 24 hours a new cycle starts, resetting any previously denied VIP-Gateways. If a VideoAlert.net System Administrator detects an anomaly (runaway system, etc.) this system is put into a Deny list and the Dealer Administrator that “owns”... -
Page 20: Napco Limited Warranty
NAPCO will, within In no event shall NAPCO be liable for an amount in said period, at its option, repair or replace any product excess of NAPCO's original selling price of the product,...