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Page 1: Installation Guide
UVG400 Installation Guide September 2013... - Page 2 © 2013 SerVision Ltd. All rights reserved. Notice Information in this document is subject to change without notice. SerVision Ltd. assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this manual. Companies, names and data used in examples herein are fictitious unless otherwise noted.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Connecting a Speaker or Headphones Connecting a CCTV Monitor Connecting the Mouse Connecting a Switch Connecting Multiple Monitors Setting Up Network Connections Connecting the UVG400 to an External Network Connecting Devices to the UVG400’s Internal Network Connecting the UVG400 to a Power Source... -
Page 4: Introduction
Once the UVG400 has been installed as explained in this guide, it must be configured. Configuration is performed by connecting to the UVG400 unit using a PC that is on the same network as the unit (or connected to the unit directly using a LAN cross cable) and opening the unit’s configuration utility in a browser. -
Page 5: The Uvg400 Package
SerVision UVG400 Installation Guide The UVG400 Package The UVG400 package contains the following items: Item Description Illustration UVG400 unit Video Gateway Power supply cable Connects the unit to an electrical outlet Ethernet (LAN) cable Connects the unit to a network... -
Page 6: Additional Equipment
UVG400 Installation Guide Additional Equipment Up to four video cameras can be connected to the UVG400. You must acquire the cameras you require; they are not included in the UVG400 package. For information about camera compatibility and about connecting the cameras to the unit, see Connecting Cameras, page 10, or consult your vendor. -
Page 7: Installing The Uvg400 System
Selecting a Location for the Unit The UVG400 unit should be placed on a flat surface such as a table or shelf. (It is not designed for mounting directly on a wall.) Ensure the unit has at least a few centimeters (1–2 inches) of space above it and on all sides for ventilation. - Page 8 Audio In2 (Ain2) Audio In1 (Ain1) Audio Out (Aout) TV Out Power Video In Ethernet Vin1–Vin4 Reset Cable RS232/485 Activators Out1, Out2 Mouse Connector Ethernet In USB Ports Ethernet Out Sensors In1–In4 Figure 1: UVG400 connectors and controls Installing the UVG400 System...
- Page 9 Video In (Vin1–Vin4) Connectors for video cameras (see page 10) Ethernet Cable Cable connecting the Video Gateway component of the UVG400 to the unit’s router. Do not disconnect. RS232/485 Serial (COM) port for PTZ controllers (see page 10), ADAM modules (see page 12),...
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Page 10: Connecting Devices To The Uvg400
Connecting Cameras Up to four cameras can be connected to the UVG400. If the cameras have PTZ controls for remote aiming and zooming, and the PTZ protocols they use are supported, the control cables can also be connected to the unit. -
Page 11: Connecting Sensors
Sensors are devices that detect events such as a door being opened or a light being turned on. Up to four dry-contact input sensors can be connected directly to the unit. In addition, if you wish, you can connect either an ADAM Data Connecting Devices to the UVG400... -
Page 12: Connecting A Sensor Directly To The Unit
Connecting Sensors Using an ADAM Module If you want to connect additional dry sensors to the UVG400, you can do so by connecting an ADAM Data Acquisition Module to the unit. Up to 16 additional dry sensors can then be connected to the unit through the ADAM module. - Page 13 Figure 7: ADAM-4520 isolated converter NOTE: The instructions below explain how to connect sensors to the UVG400 using the ADAM module and converter described above. For additional information about connecting and configuring the ADAM module and converter, please refer to the manufacturer's documentation, or contact your vendor.
- Page 14 Data- (R) +Vs (R)+Vs (B) GND (B)GND 4. Connect the ADAM-4520 isolated converter to the RS232/485 connector on the rear panel of the UVG400 unit in one of the following ways: • • • If you are not connecting any RS485 PTZ controllers to the unit, using the 9-pin flat ribbon cable, connect the RS232 connector of the ADAM-4520 converter directly into the RS232/485 connector.
- Page 15 UVG (Y) Data + (R) +Vs (B) GND (G) Data - Connect to power Connect to power supply (+) supply (-) Figure 10: Connecting the module to the converter, the UVG400, and the power supply Connecting Devices to the UVG400...
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Page 16: Connecting Activators
To connect an activator: 1. Install the activator in its desired location in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. 2. Connect the two contacts of the activator to the Activators terminal block on the rear panel of the UVG400, as illustrated in figure 11. - Page 17 1. Set the ID of the relay board to 0. (For information about how to do this, consult the relay-board documentation.) 2. Connect the relay board to the RS232/485 connector on the rear panel of the UVG400 unit in one of the following ways: •...
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Page 18: Connecting Microphones
Connecting a Speaker or Headphones The UVG400 unit contains a built-in, 1-watt, internal speaker, which is located on the right side of the unit. You can also connect an external speaker or headphones to the unit. The speakers (and headphones) allow you to hear audio that is transmitted from one of the client applications. -
Page 19: Connecting A Cctv Monitor
UVG400. It is primarily useful if you want to view video when you are near the unit. For example, if the UVG400 is set up in a grocery store, and you sit at the check-out counter, you can use a CCTV monitor to keep tabs on parts of the store that you cannot see from your seat. -
Page 20: Connecting The Mouse
Connecting the Mouse If you wish, you can also connect the supplied mouse to the UVG400 when the video monitor is connected. When the mouse is connected, you can use it to control the screen display, select cameras, play recorded video, and activate PTZ controls (if available). -
Page 21: Setting Up Network Connections
To connect the UVG400 unit to an external network using an Ethernet cable: • Connect the Ethernet Out connector on the rear panel of the UVG400 unit to a LAN connection point (a hub, wall socket, or any other connection point) using the supplied Ethernet (network) cable. - Page 22 Embedded Video Gateway System Guide under Port Forwarding. NOTE: The Video Gateway component of the UVG400 automatically connects to the router component when the unit starts up. The router's DHCP server assigns an IP address to the Video Gateway component and port forwarding is automatically configured.
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Page 23: Connecting The Uvg400 To A Power Source
To connect the UVG400 to a power source: • Connect the Power connector on the rear panel of the UVG400 unit to a standard wall socket using the supplied power supply cable (see The UVG400 Package, page 5). The unit starts up. - Page 24 POB 45205 Jerusalem 91450 Israel Tel: +972-2-535 0000 • Fax: +972-2-586 8683 www.servision.net • info@servision.net UVG400 Installation Guide...
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