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Page 1 GV-IP Decoder Box Series and Display User’s Manual GV-IP Decoder Box Series GV-Pad Mini GV-IP Display 101 / 116 Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use. DB-Pad-UM-J...
Page 2 GeoVision. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. GeoVision, Inc. makes no expressed or implied warranty of any kind and assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. No liability is assumed for incidental or consequential damages arising from the use of the information or products contained herein.
Page 3 Preface Welcome to the GV-IP Decoder Box Series and Display User’s Manual. This Manual is designed for the following models: Model GV-IP Decoder Box Lite GV-IP Decoder Box Plus GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal GV-Pad Mini GV-IP Display 101...
Page 4 When purchasing new GV-IP devices, or after resetting them, you need to create a login username and password for these devices before they can be accessed by other software / hardware. GeoVision’s website. Download and install GV-IP Device Utility from Once started, the utility will automatically search for GV-IP devices connected in the same LAN.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
1.11.2 GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / GV-IP Display 116 ......24 1.11.3 GV-IR Remote Control ..............26 Chapter 2 Getting Started ....................28 2.1 Installing GV-IP Decoder Box Series ..............28 2.2 Connecting GV-IP Decoder Box Series ............29 2.3 Connecting GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 ........31 2.4 The Main Screen ....................32...
Page 6 6.1 Connecting to GV-VMS ..................63 Connecting to GV-Control Center / GV-Edge Recording Manager ..65 6.2.1 GV-IP Decoder Box Series Display through Video Wall ......65 6.2.2 Creating Layout for GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal ........70 Linking GV-Control Center E-Map to GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal ..72...
Page 7: Chapter 1 Introduction
Introduction Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal is designed to decode and display up to 64 IP videos in Single, 4-Division, 6-Division, 8-Division, 9-Division, and 16-Division View. It supports third-party IP cameras that adhere to RTSP or ONVIF, and can automatically search for any ONVIF-compliant under the same LAN.
Page 8: Features
1.1.1 Features • Decode video streams in H.264 / H.265 codec up to 60 fps (1-ch max.) • Decode up to 8-megapixel IP cameras • Decode up to 64 IP streams • Automatically search for ONVIF IP devices • Support for third-party IP cameras that adhere to RTSP or ONVIF •...
Page 9: Gv-Ip Decoder Box Ultra
With GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra, you can monitor channels, capture snapshots of critical moments, and pause a channel when specific events occur. Additionally, GV-Joystick V2 can be installed to efficiently control GeoVision and third-party PT / PTZ / Speed Dome cameras.
Page 10: Features
1.2.1 Features ⚫ Decode video streams in H.264 / H.265 codec up to 30 fps ⚫ Decode up to 8-megapixel IP cameras ⚫ Decode up to 64 IP streams ⚫ Automatically search for ONVIF IP devices ⚫ Support for third-party IP cameras that adhere to RTSP or ONVIF ⚫...
Page 11: Gv-Ip Decoder Box Plus
Introduction 1.3 GV-IP Decoder Box Plus GV-IP Decoder Box Plus can decode IP streams from GeoVision and third-party IP devices. It connects cameras and a monitor for video display in single or split screen divisions. It supports RTSP or ONVIF IP cameras and can detect ONVIF IP devices on the same LAN automatically.
Page 12: Features
1.3.1 Features ⚫ Decode video streams in H.264 codec at up to 30 fps ⚫ Decode up to 4-megapixel IP cameras ⚫ Decode up to 64 IP streams ⚫ Automatically search for ONVIF IP devices ⚫ Support for third-party IP cameras that adhere to RTSP or ONVIF ⚫...
Page 13: Gv-Ip Decoder Box Lite
Introduction 1.4 GV-IP Decoder Box Lite GV-IP Decoder Box Lite can decode IP streams from GeoVision and third-party IP devices. It connects cameras and a monitor for video display in single or split screen divisions. It can detect ONVIF IP devices on the same LAN automatically. Enjoy a cost-effective alternative to conventional DVRs and PC-based video surveillance systems.
Page 14: Features
1.4.1 Features ⚫ Decode video streams in H.264 codec at up to 30 fps ⚫ Decode up to 2-megapixel IP cameras ⚫ Decode up to 16 IP streams ⚫ Automatically search for ONVIF IP devices ⚫ Support for third-party IP cameras that adhere to ONVIF ⚫...
Page 15: Gv-Pad Mini
GV-Pad Mini allows you to monitor channels, capture snapshots of critical moments, and pause a channel when specific events occur. In addition, GV-Joystick V2 can be installed to effectively control GeoVision and third-party PTZ / Speed Dome cameras. Figure 1-5...
Page 16: Features
1.5.1 Features ⚫ Decode video streams in H.264 codec at up to 30 fps ⚫ Decode up to 4-megapixel IP cameras ⚫ Decode up to 64 IP streams ⚫ Automatically search for ONVIF IP devices ⚫ Support for third-party IP cameras that adhere to RTSP or ONVIF ⚫...
Page 17: Gv-Ip Display 116
GV-IP Display 116 allows you to monitor channels, capture snapshots of critical moments, and pause a channel when specific events occur. In addition, GV-Joystick V2 can be installed to effectively control GeoVision and third-party PTZ / Speed Dome cameras. Video Source...
Page 18: Features
1.6.1 Features ⚫ Decode video streams in H.264 / H.265 codec at up to 30 fps ⚫ Decode up to 8-megapixel IP cameras ⚫ Decode up to 64 IP streams ⚫ Automatically search for ONVIF IP devices ⚫ Support for third-party IP cameras that adhere to RTSP or ONVIF ⚫...
Page 19: Gv-Ip Display 101
GV-IP Display 101 allows you to monitor channels, capture snapshots of critical moments, and pause a channel when specific events occur. In addition, GV-Joystick V2 can be installed to effectively control GeoVision and third-party PTZ / Speed Dome cameras. GV-IP Display 101...
Page 20: Features
Micro SD card slot and USB drive for snapshot storage and firmware upgrade 1.8 Compatible Devices The compatible devices for GV-IP Decoder Box Series, GV-Pad Mini, and GV-IP Display 101 vary according to different models. GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal / Ultra / GV-IP Display 101 / GV-IP Display 116 1.
Page 21 Introduction GV-IP Decoder Box Lite 1. GV-IP Camera and GV-Video Server using H.264 codec 2. Third-party IP devices that support H.264 and adhere ONVIF To decode and display analog cameras, connect the cameras to GV-IP Decoder Box Lite through GV-Video Server. Note: GV-Mobile Server is an application that encodes up to 64 video channels and subsequently allows GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal / Ultra / Plus / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP...
Page 22: Packing List
1.9 Packing List GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal GV-Pad Mini GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal GV-Pad Mini GV-IR Remote Control AC/DC Adapter (12 V, 3 A, 36 W) Download Guide Power Cord Warranty Card USB Mouse Download Guide Warranty Card GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra GV-IP Display 116 GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra GV-IP Display 116...
Page 23: Optional Accessories
Small screws x 4 GV-Joystick V2 GV-Joystick V2 facilitates focusing, zooming, panning, and tilting of GeoVision and third-party PT, PTZ, and Speed Dome cameras on GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101. ⚫ GV-Joystick V2 ⚫...
Page 24: Overview
1.11 Overview 1.11.1 GV-IP Decoder Box Series 1.11.1.1 Front View GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal Figure 1-8 No. Name Function Micro SD Card Connect to a micro SD card for local storage of snapshots and firmware upgrade. Slot Receive signal from GV-IR Remote Control for controlling the user IR sensor interface at the maximum operation distance of 7 m (22.97 ft).
Page 25 Introduction GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra Figure 1-9 No. Name Function Micro SD Card Connect to a micro SD card for local storage of snapshots and firmware upgrade. Slot The red LED indicates the power is supplied. LED Indicators The green LED indicates the system is ready for use. Receive signal from GV-IR Remote Control for controlling the user IR sensor interface at the maximum operation distance of 7 m (22.97 ft).
Page 26 GV-IP Decoder Box Plus Figure 1-10 GV-IP Decoder Box Lite Figure 1-11 No. Name Function SD Card Connect to a SD card for local storage of snapshots and firmware upgrade. Only supported by GV-IP Decoder Box Plus. Slot Reset the device to the default factory settings. Use a pin to press the Default default button for about 10 seconds.
Page 27 Introduction 1.11.1.2 Rear View GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal Figure 1-12 No. Name Function Connect to a VGA monitor. HDMI Connect to an HDMI-compliant display device. Audio Out Connect to a speaker. Reset the device to the default factory settings. Use a pin to press Default the default button for about 10 seconds.
Page 28 GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra Figure 1-13 No. Name Function DC 12V Connect to power by using the supplied power adapter. Audio Out Connect to a speaker. HDMI Connect to an HDMI-compliant display device. Connect to a GV-Joystick V2, USB mouse, or USB storage USB 2.0 device.
Page 29 Introduction GV-IP Decoder Box Plus / Lite Figure 1-14 No. Name Function Network Connect to the network. Audio Out Connect to a speaker. Connect to a VGA monitor. HDMI Connect to an HDMI-compliant display device. Connect to a GV-Joystick V2, USB mouse, or USB storage device. DC 12V Connect to power by using the supplied power adapter.
Page 30: Gv-Pad Mini / Gv-Ip Display 101 / Gv-Ip Display 116
1.11.2 GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / GV-IP Display 116 1.11.2.1 Front and Rear Views Figure 1-15 No. Name Function Display the system settings of the device and the images of connected LCD screen IP devices. Speaker Listen to the audio around the connected IP device. Ethernet Port Connect to the network.
Page 31 Introduction 1.11.2.2 Top, Left-Side and Right-Side Views Figure 1-16 No. Name Function Micro SD Card Connect to a micro SD card for local storage of content and firmware upgrade. Slot The red LED indicates the power is supplied. LED Indicators The green LED indicates the system is ready.
Page 32: Gv-Ir Remote Control
No. Name Function DC 12V Connect to power using the supplied power adapter. Connect to a GV-Joystick V2, USB mouse, or USB storage device for local storage of content and firmware upgrade. Line Out Port Connect to a headphone or speaker. Reset the device to the default settings.
Page 33 Introduction No. Name Function Use the following hotkeys to execute commands when a camera live view is selected in the main screen. CH1: Take a screenshot Hotkeys CH2: Activate the PTZ function. CH3: Enter in full screen mode. CH4: Activate the audio out function. PTZ Controls No.
Page 34: Chapter 2 Getting Started
Chapter 2 Getting Started 2.1 Installing GV-IP Decoder Box Series You can install GV-IP Decoder Box Series on the wall or simply use it as desk mount device. Wall Mount Installation For wall mount installation, you need to purchase the wall mount kit.
Page 35: Connecting Gv-Ip Decoder Box Series
Getting Started 2.2 Connecting GV-IP Decoder Box Series Follow the steps below to connect GV-IP Decoder Box Series. Here we use GV-IP Decoder Box Plus as an example. Figure 2-3 1. Connect the device to the LAN port using an RJ-45 cable.
Page 36 Note: 1. You can only connect GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra / Plus / Lite to one display device through either the HDMI or VGA connector at a time. Dual monitor display is only available for GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal. 2. The default video output resolution is set to 1080P for GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal and HD 720P for GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra / Plus / Lite.
Page 37: Connecting Gv-Pad Mini / Gv-Ip Display 101 / 116
Getting Started 2.3 Connecting GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 Follow the steps below to connect GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116. Figure 2-4 1. Connect the device to the LAN port using an Ethernet cable. 2.
Page 38: The Main Screen
2.4 The Main Screen After you have connected the necessary wires and cables, GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 will power on and the main screen will display on the monitor. Note: The user interfaces differ by models. Find the relevant settings corresponding to your device.
Page 39: Setting Up The Network
To change the IP address to a fixed one, follow the steps below. Note: By default, if GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 is connected to LAN without the DHCP server, it will be assigned a static IP address: 192.168.0.100.
Page 40: Adding Ip Devices To Live View Grid
Tip: You can also use GV-IP Device Utility downloaded from GeoVision’s the IP address by clicking on GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 and selecting Configure. Figure 2-7 2.6 Adding IP Devices to Live View Grid Before you start, make sure all the IP devices or GV-Mobile Server is under the same LAN as GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116.
Page 41 Getting Started 4. Drag and drop an IP device from the camera list to the grid. To select multiple cameras at a time, click Select Multiple Cameras at the top and select more than one camera from the camera list. Figure 2-10 5.
Page 42: Adding Ip Devices Manually
4-division view. 2.6.2 Adding IP Devices Manually If GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 is unable to detect the IP device using the search function, you can search for the device manually. 1. Click the Camera Search icon...
Page 43 ◼ Camera Index: Number the IP device for searching convenience. ◼ Protocol: For GV-IP Devices, select Geovision as the protocol. For third-party devices, select ONVIF or one of the RTSP protocols. ◼ RTSP Command: Type the RTSP link if you are connecting to the device through RTSP protocols.
Page 44 Note: When connecting, all cameras will have the default user name and password set as admin. To modify the default login settings, find the user name and password under Camera in System Settings (see 4.6 Camera).
Page 45: Adding Devices Using Gv-Ip Device Utility
1. Run GV-IP Device Utility downloaded from will automatically search for all GV devices under the same LAN. 2. Click on the IP address of GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116, and select Connect Setting. A login window appears.
Page 46 3. Type the username and password of the device, and click OK. This window appears. By default, the username and password both are admin. Figure 2-13 4. Use the Camera List toolbar to add, remove, or configure a camera in the Camera List. 5.
Page 47 Getting Started D. If you have changed the default ID and password of the added GV-IP Devices / GV-Mobile Server, right-click the channel, select Edit and type the username and password to log in for connection. By default, the login ID and password for all GV-IP Devices are admin.
Page 48: Adding A Third-Party Device
2.7.2 Adding a Third-party Device 1. Click the Add Camera button on the Video Connection Setting window (Figure 2-13). This dialog box appears. Figure 2-15 2. Type the IP address, user name, and password of the device. 3. Select Protocol for Brand and one of the following protocols for Device Name. Type the RTSP command if required.
Page 49 Getting Started Note: GV-IP Decoder Box Light does not support RTSP connection. 4. Click OK. The camera is added to the list. 5. Add channels to the Connection Information column. See Step 6, 2.7.1 Adding a GV-IP Device. 6. Click Save.
Page 50: Chapter 3 Accessing Live View
Chapter 3 Accessing Live View 3.1 Live View After adding and assigning IP devices to the live view grid, the camera live views are displayed on the main screen. Hold for right-clicking on a live view grid to access the following options: Note: The user interfaces are different by models.
Page 51 Accessing Live View ◼ PTZ: Select to allow GV-Joystick V2 / your mouse / GV-IR Remote Control to control the PTZ device. To pan and tilt the live view, click and hold the arrow on the image. This function is only available for devices with PTZ function and only one PTZ device can be enabled at a time.
Page 52 “Resolution Error” will appear on the screen. ⚫ For a smooth operation for the GV-IP Decoder Box Series, the bitrate of each channel should be below 6 Mbps (for 16-CH division, the bitrate should be below 3 Mbps). ⚫...
Page 53 Accessing Live View GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra Screen Division Maximum Resolution Fisheye Dewarping 1-Division (Single View) 3840 x 2160: up to 30 fps, 30 fps in total (1 CH max.) Grid 1 2560 x 1920 Up to 30 fps, 120 4-Division fps in total (4 CH Other 3 Grids...
Page 54 GV-Pad Mini Screen Division Maximum Resolution Fisheye Dewarping 1-Division (Single View) 2048 x 1944 Grid 1 2048 x 1944 4-Division Not supported (Quad View) Other 3 Grids 1920 x 1080 9-Division 1280 x 720 GV-IP Display 101 Screen Division Maximum Resolution Fisheye Dewarping 1-Division (Single View) 3840 x 2160...
Page 55: Capturing Snapshots
Accessing Live View Note: The camera view will display the message “Connection Lost” if the login ID and password are incorrect. 3.2 Capturing Snapshots You can take snapshots of the live view and the snapshots will be automatically saved to the selected storage device (USB drive or SD card) in JPEG format.
Page 56 Quad View. Right-click the live view of the fisheye camera and select Fisheye to enable fisheye dewarping. Note: Fisheye dewarping is only supported by GV-IP Decoder Box Plus. Figure 3-4 The following fisheye settings are available: ◼ Image Alignment: Align the red circle with the inner edge of the camera image if needed.
Page 57: Controlling Ptz And Speed Dome Cameras With Gv-Joystick V2
3.4 Controlling PTZ and Speed Dome Cameras with GV-Joystick V2 GV-Joystick V2 can be connected to GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 to control GeoVision PT, PTZ, and Speed Dome cameras, and also third-party PTZ and Speed Dome cameras.
Page 58: Chapter 4 System Settings
Chapter 4 System Settings On the main screen, click the System Settings icon to access the following setting pages: System, Network, Date & Time, Account, Display, and Camera. Note: The user interfaces are different by models. Find the relevant settings corresponding to your device.
Page 59: System
Language: Select a language for the user interface. ◼ Resolution: Only for GV-IP Decoder Box Series, select a resolution for your monitor. The default is HD 720P. If you are using a VGA monitor, select VGA 1024 x 768 / HD 1080P.
Page 60: Network
Display 101 / 116, see 2.5 Setting Up the Network. 4.3 Date & Time On the Date & Time page, you can configure the date and time of GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116.
Page 61: Account
GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116. The default user name and password are both admin. You will need the login information if you want to access GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 through GV-IP Device Utility.
Page 62: Display
Click Save to apply the settings. 4.5 Display On the Display page, you can adjust the orientation of the live view and specify what information to overlay on the live view. Figure 4-5 ◼ Font Color: Change the font color of the text overlay. ◼...
Page 63: Camera
System Settings Extend Screen: Select Enable to cast the cameras’ live view in single division on the ◼ monitor connected via VGA port. When disabled, the cameras’ live view on the monitor connected via the HDMI port will be cast to the other monitor simultaneously. (Only applicable to GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal).
Page 64: Chapter 5 Advanced Applications
5.1.1 Upgrading Firmware through a Storage Device 1. Copy the firmware file to the root folder of a USB drive or an SD card. 2. Insert the storage device to GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116.
Page 65: Upgrading Firmware Through Gv-Ip Device Utility
Click Upgrade. The system will restart itself when the upgrade is completed. Figure 5-2 Note: The default username and password are both admin. To see how to change the login information of GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116, refer to 4.4 Account.
Page 66: Restoring Default Settings
5.2 Restoring Default Settings If for any reason GV-IP Decoder Box Series / GV-Pad Mini / GV-IP Display 101 / 116 is not responding correctly, there are two ways to restore the device to default settings. 1. Use the pin to press the load default button on the front / side panel for about 10 seconds.
Page 67 Advanced Applications • For GV-IP Decoder Box Plus / Lite / GV-Pad Mini, click the System Settings icon on the main screen and click the Load Default button on the bottom of any of the setting pages. Figure 5-4 The system will restore default settings and reboot itself.
Page 68: Chapter 6 Integration To Gv-Software
Chapter 6 Integration to GV-Software GV-IP Decoder Box and GV-IP Display 116 can be added to GV-VMS / GV-Control Center / GV-Edge Recording Manager to be assigned with the desired camera channels and layouts for remote display. Note: This function is supported by GV-IP Decoder Box Plus (firmware V1.02) and only compatible with GV-VMS V17.4.0.
Page 69: Connecting To Gv-Vms
Integration to GV-Software 6.1 Connecting to GV-VMS 1. In the Content List of GV-VMS, (Home > Toolbar > Content List), right-click Decoder Box and select Add Decoder Box. Figure 6-1 2. Type a desired Name for GV-IP Decoder Box you’re connecting to, its IP Address, Port, ID and Password, and click OK to add it to GV-VMS.
Page 70 4. Select a desired layout at the top, and drag the desired camera channels of GV-VMS to each of the layout divisions. When two or more camera channels are assigned to the same division, their live views will be displayed within the division in sequential order. Figure 6-3 5.
Page 71: Connecting To Gv-Control Center / Gv-Edge Recording Manager
Integration to GV-Software 6.2 Connecting to GV-Control Center / GV-Edge Recording Manager 6.2.1 GV-IP Decoder Box Series Display through Video Wall Note: The following instructions are exemplified from GV-Control Center V4.2.1. Click the Video Wall tab and click the button.
Page 72 Once connected, GV-IP Decoder Box will appear in the Video Wall list. Figure 6-8 Right-click on the connected IP Decoder Box and select Add new Layout. Figure 6-9 Click a desired layout on the top right corner, and drag the desired camera channels to each of the layout divisions.
Page 73 Integration to GV-Software Note: For any changes to take effect, right-click on Device Layout, and select Apply. Figure 6-11 The 16-division layout and the Layout Preview function are only supported by GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal / GV-IP Display 116 (firmware V1.04 or later, coming soon).
Page 74 Remote Control on GV-Control Center You can also remotely configure GV-IP Decoder Box Ultra / Optimal display settings on GV-Control Center. The interface is as shown below: 2 3 4 5 Figure 6-12 No. Name Function Click to play or pause the loop when multiple IP cameras Play / Pause Loop are added under the same channel.
Page 75 Integration to GV-Software Note: To enable the Extend Screen function from GV-Control Center, right-click on the GV-IP Decoder Box model and select Host Settings. Check the Extend Screen option and set the loop time interval. Figure 6-13 To apply the changes made on GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal, right-click on Device Layout and select Sync Data.
Page 76: Creating Layout For Gv-Ip Decoder Box Optimal
6.2.2 Creating Layout for GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal To add GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal as the host on GV-Control Center, see Step 1 ~ 4 in 6.2.1 GV-IP Decoder Box Series Display through Video Wall. Click the Layout tab and the button, and select Add New Layout.
Page 77 Integration to GV-Software Note: GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal supports up to 9-division layout. GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal does not support customized layouts. Only the following layouts are applicable: The actual layout displays on GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal are adjusted based on the number of cameras.
Page 78: Linking Gv-Control Center E-Map To Gv-Ip Decoder Box Optimal
6.3 Linking GV-Control Center E-Map to GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal Note: The following instructions are only applicable to GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal (firmware V1.02 or later) and GV-Control Center (V4.2.1 or later). By linking E-Map to GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal, the corresponding channels will be automatically displayed on the assigned GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal upon motion detection events, or you can assign specified channels onto GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal from E-Map.
Page 79 Integration to GV-Software Create an E-Map file by right-clicking on E-Map Group under the Group List, and selecting E-Map Editor. For details, see Chapter 9 Other Applications in GV-Control Center V4 User’s Manual. Figure 6-18 Once the E-Map file is created, right-click on E-Map Group under the Group List, and select Remote E-Map.
Page 80 You can choose to automatically cast channels upon motion events or manually assign individual channels onto GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal. ◼ To cast channels upon motion events: On the tree list on the left, right-click on the desired map file and select the GV-IP Decoder Box Optimal model you wish to cast the channels onto.

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