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Johnson Controls exacqVision Q Series Quick Start Manual
Johnson Controls exacqVision Q Series Quick Start Manual

Johnson Controls exacqVision Q Series Quick Start Manual

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Q-Series NVR Quick Start Guide
Introduction
The Q-Series is part of the Built By Exacq (BBE) line of network video recorders (NVR). The server is pre-installed with exacqVision video
management software, and can connect to both IP and analog cameras depending on configuration. You can connect the server to up to 32 IP
cameras and 16 analog cameras.
Installation requirements
Before turning on the exacqVision Q-Series server, ensure that you meet the following requirements:
Mounting, grounding, and operating environment requirements
Mount the Q-Series in a dust-free and climate-controlled location where the temperature is between 40°F and 95°F (4.5°C to 35°C), and the
humidity level is less than 80% non-condensing.
Do not replace Q-Series batteries. If you replace the battery with an incorrect battery, there is a risk of an explosion..
Do not use the Q-Series in locations where children are present.
For maximum reliability, connect the Q-Series to an inline UPS. An inline UPS filters power surges and dips that can damage the server.
Connect a mouse, keyboard, and monitor to the Q-Series.
Connect the exacqVision server network interface cards (NIC) to the appropriate switch ports.
Ensure that only a qualified technician installs the socket outlet protective earthing connection. Use a green yellow wire, minimum 18 AWG
to make the connection.
Figure 1: Socket-outlet protective earthing connection
Note: Dust can cause components of the Q-Series to overheat, and elevated temperatures can contribute to premature hard drive failures.
Network connection requirements
If the video surveillance system does not have a physically isolated network, connect all IP cameras and one server NIC to a dedicated
camera VLAN or dedicated physical camera network. For information on suggested configurations, see
knowledge-base/article/868
Install the camera manufacturer's software on a PC in the same subnet or configure the router to connect a client computer in the camera
subnet. For information on how to configure the network, see
Note: A configuration that isolates the camera traffic reduces the chances of other network traffic conflicts and unauthorized access to
cameras.
Starting the server
When you start the Q-Series for the first time, create an operating system user name and password, then create an exacqVision user name and
password.
1.
Turn on the Q-Series.
2.
To create an operating system user account, in the Log on dialog box, enter a user name and password.
3.
Configure the operating system settings as required.
4.
If prompted, log on to the operating system again with the user name and password that you created.
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Configuring the
server.
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  • Page 1 Q-Series NVR Quick Start Guide Introduction The Q-Series is part of the Built By Exacq (BBE) line of network video recorders (NVR). The server is pre-installed with exacqVision video management software, and can connect to both IP and analog cameras depending on configuration. You can connect the server to up to 32 IP cameras and 16 analog cameras.
  • Page 2 To create an exacqVision admin user account, in the exacqVision dialog box, enter a user name and password. Note: Use your exacqVision credentials to log on to the Q-Series. Configuring the client Start the exacqVision client application. When you launch the local client for the first time, enter your exacqVision user name and password. Verify that the server appears in the Systems list and displays a Connected status.
  • Page 3 For additional cybersecurity information and other resources, see https://www.johnsoncontrols.com/trust-center/cybersecurity/ resources#AdditionalResources. Hardware components Figure 2: Q-Series front panel Callout Component Callout Component Audio connectors 2 x USB 2.0 ports • Yellow: Line out, provides audio signal output • Red: Mic in, use to connect to an external microphone 2 x USB 3.1 ports Power...
  • Page 4 © 2024 Johnson Controls. All rights reserved. JOHNSON CONTROLS and Exacq are trademarks and/or registered trademarks. Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.