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3. 10 42 Working Camera GeoVision _GV MFD120 Series IP Address 192 168 0 29 Motion z Sensitivity Interval i000 Millisecond Hie C Only Key Frame Use camera motion detection to reduce the server load C Update settings to IP device C Apply this setting to all cameras ElSave 38 clear Figure 5 20 In the Working Camera List select a camera The default sensitivity value is 8 for the entire area To define a different sensitivity value right click the camera view and click Delete Select the sensitivity by moving the slider The higher the value the more sensitive the camera is to motion Drag an area on the image Click Add when you are prompted to confirm the setting To create several areas with different sensitivity values repeat steps 3 and 4 Set a time Interval in milliseconds to specify the frequency of motion detection A smaller interval will make motion detection more precise To detect motion from only key frames select Only Key Frame To reduce server loading by using the motion detection function on the camera select Use camera motion detection to reduce the server load To overwrite the motion detection settings set on the Web interface of the camera with the settings on GV Recording Server select Update settings to IP device Click Save 5 Administrator Mode You can now set up e mail notifications to be sent or to start recording upon motion detection Refer
4. 5 1 Information This section introduces how to look up camera connection information storage information client connection information and server information 5 1 1 Camera Connection Information The Camera Connection Information page shows the connection status of all the IP cameras added to the Working Camera List and allows you to watch the live video of the connected Camera E Camera Connection Information Q Preview FA muti windows Channel 007 002 003 004 005 006 Display Name GV BX220D 8X2 GV BXS20D B8X5 GV CAW120 GV BXSZ0D 8X3 GV CB120 Passive GV520 Status Loading data succeeded The controls in the window No Name 1 Preview 2 Multi Windows 3 Display Name 4 IP Address 5 Status F Address status vrte Speed Start Time Elapsed Time Record Pobcy 192 168 0 18 e Recording 600 5Kbps 2072 1 1 24 18 02 00 07 22 Round the Clock 192 168 0 35 het Recording 4 721 3Kbps 201271 1 24 17 55 00 14 43 Round the Clock 197 162 0 11 Recording A 1 0Mbps 20121 1 24 18 09 00 00 32 Round the Clock 192 1 1 Connected A Motion Detect 192 163 0 28 heat Recording 4 1 4ibps 2012 11 24 13 09 00 00 21 Round the Clock 192 168 0 192 Connected 4 Motion Detect 4 5 2012 11 23 6 09 46 PM Figure 5 2 Description Shows the live view of the selected camera Shows the live view of multiple cameras in the list The device will be identified by the display name when
5. Automatic Setup OK Figure 7 1 2 Click the Add Camera button This dialog box appears Select Brand Server IF HTTP Port Username Password Brand GeoVision Device Please select the brand of IP carnera Figure 7 2 85 C GeoVision 3 Type the IP address or domain name of the GV Recording Server Keep default HTTP port as 80 or change to match the HTTP port configured in GV Recording Server Type the clients username and password created on the GV Recording Server Select GV Video Gateway GV Recording Server from the Device drop down list This dialog box appears GeoVision_GV Video Gateway GV Recording Server Query Serer Por 11000 l Cancel Status Standby Camera list Preview Record Geovision _Gv Video sateway Geo ision GYv MFDIZ0 se Geovision _Gv Video sateway Geo ision Gy MFD1Z0 se Single Stream Apply Close Figure 3 4 Keep the default communication port of GV Recording Server as 11000 or modify the value to match the TCP IP port on the GV Recording Server Figure 5 21 Click the Query button to attempt connection to the GV Recording Server When the connection is established the camera options will be displayed in the Preview and Record drop down lists 5 Select one camera to be connected The selections in the Preview and Record drop down lists will be the same 6 Click Apply The IP camera is added to the list 7 To add another I
6. Reloads the page There are three ways to add cameras to the Working Camera List To add cameras using the Search function 1 Click the Search button 2 Inthe dialog box select a network interface card if you have more than one and click the Search button again IP devices in the LAN will be detected Search Search Network Interface Card Host Name Decodebox WIN KESMOK 140 K jonazon 5 Srdi GV LXav2 T LOON Cmar Anw tems selected Device Name Geovision _ GWW GeoVision_GY GeoVision_GY GeoVision_GV GeoVision_GV V GeoVision_GY GeoVision_GYV L GeoVision_GY V Gent ficinn Pir C 107 169 1 170 Figure 5 9 04 eA ae a ad Close E Intel R PRO 1000 CT Network Connection Packet Sched w IP Address Mac Address Number of camer 192 168 3 89 O01Ge87Gecb4 2 In 192 168 3 128 00241d8f0c0a 1 192 168 2 185 001drdaz249af 1 192 168 3 121 O01 atd5d36a2 18 192 166 3 237 O01d da24610 1 192 168 2 50 0026184a188f 31 192 166 0468 001 3e200fc10 4 192 168 3 96 0014850380596 45 i 3 Select IP devices and click Add to add the cameras to the Working Camera List 31 Q GeoVision To add cameras using the IP Device List 1 Click the IP Device List The cameras that were and are being connected are all listed 2 Select one or multiple cameras 3 Click Add To add cameras by manually typing the camera s informa
7. Qn amp IP Address 192 168 0 29 192 168 2 200 192 168 2245 192 168 2142 192 168 5 166 192 168 1251 Max Camera Number 125 Port 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 Figure 3 2 Brand GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision Geo vision x Device Mame GeoVision Gv MFO120 Series Beovisian_G y SD010 Geovision _Gyv FE420 FE4301 Series Geo vision_Gv BXS2OD BxS300_Ser GeoVision _G PTZO100 Geo Vision_GV BAS20D 8x33500_Ser ine Export import Save E Reload 5 The GV Recording Server will try to connect to the devices using admin as the default ID and password To connect with other ID and password select the camera click the Edit button Edit and select Host Setting In the dialog box select Change ID and Password type a new ID and password and click OK 6 Click Save and click Next Page 16 a Getting Started To assign storage paths 1 Inthe Storage Path page click the Add button F 24 to add a new storage folder in a different disk drive or select an existing storage folder Ea Storage Path a Add Delete Camera Number af Select Storage 3 aO Working Camera List Storage H GYV IPCANM 1 3M Camera Storage3 A Storage4 Figure 3 3 2 Use the default storage path or click the Add button to select a new storage path Fat Storage Path SF Add J Delete Camera Number af Select Storage 3 eo Working Camera
8. GV DVR NVR i 32 GV DVR NVR Matrix Cameras HH Matrix 1 HH Matrix 2 B E Show camera name EES e Figure 7 15 Type a name to describe the camera in the Camera Name field Max 31 characters Configure the connection settings A Select GV Recording Server for Brand B Type the Command Port IP Address User Name and Password of the GV Recording Server The default command port for GV Recording Server is 11000 C Type the camera number for live viewing in Source Camera The default setting is 1 If your GV IP device supports dual streams GV Mobile Server connects to stream 1 by default To connect to stream 2 select Connect to stream 2 Connections with Clients To decode key frames for IP source select Only decode key frame when source is IP device To decode all frames when a motion is detected and decode key frames when there is no motion select Decode all frames upon motion detection If the camera is a fisheye camera select Enable fisheye dewarping and click gt to open the FisheyeConfig window To configure dewarping settings right click the image in the window To show the camera name specified in Step 2 on the live view select Show camera name Click Apply 95 GeoVision Specifications Number of IP Video Device Connections Number of Remote Client Connections Active Connections Passive Connections 3 Party IP Cameras Support Yes Protocol HTTP HTTPS TCP UDP
9. to a group of hosts E Network Interface Card Select a Network Card to run multicast on a different network Since the multicast can take a lot of bandwidth when enabled separating it from the main network is advised whenever possible E Multicast Select this option to enable the multicast settings and send video and audio streams to the multicast group e Update Period Specify the time length in second between each update of multicast streams e IP Address Type the IP address used for multicasting Only the hosts with the same multicast IP can receive the multicast streams The default IP address is 224 1 1 2 e Port Type the port number used for multicasting The default port number is 8300 e Password Select this option and type a password to secure multicast streams The hosts in the multicast group will need to enter the password before accessing video and audio streams To see how to connect to GV Recording Server using Multicast see 7 3 Connecting with Multicast RTSP You can connect to IP devices through RTSP protocol if the protocol is supported by the IP device E RTSP TCP Port The default port number is 554 E RTP RTCP UDP Port The default port range is 17300 to 17380 E Max Connection s 1 20 Specify the maximum number of RTSP connections The default value is 20 channels Note Only VLC media player and QuickTime Player are supported for streaming H 264 video via RTSP protocol For more det
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11. Internet Explorer Sle ioe Sup Favorites a Login Recording Server Password Pt Enter the characters shown in the image E Remember my account and password Forget Password Figure 6 1 2 Inthe login page of the GV Recording Server Web interface type the ID and the Password of the client account 3 Type the verification number shown in the image 4 Click Login The GV Recording Server Web interface is now displayed Note The GV Recording Server supports several browsers to access its Web interface However if you are the user of Firefox Google Chrome and Safari you can only access single live view by using Quick Time player and you cannot play back recorded files 64 6 User Mode 6 1 Single Live View In the left menu expand Live View and select One Channel to display the Single Live View Use the Working Camera List drop down list to select a camera Recording ServerAdvanced Query AN ser fae Logout Advanced Query E Live View B One Channel B multi Windows m amp Remote Play Back mr amp Event List Query m Chart analysis B Favorite List a Utility Download gt E lt ooo Figure 6 2 1 Play Plays live video 2 Stop Stops playing video 3 Microphone Talks to the surveillance area from the local computer 4 Speaker Listens to the audio around the camera 5 Snapshot Takes a snapshot of live video 6 Download Records live video to the
12. Show Camera Name 6 1 9 Image Enhancement To enhance the image quality of live video click the Options button No 8 Figure 6 2 and select Image Enhance This dialog box appears Image Enhance W De lnterlace De Block Enable DirectDraw Cancel Figure 6 8 De Interlace Coverts the interlaced video into non interlaced video De Block Removes the block like artifacts from low quality and highly compressed video Enable DirectDraw Activates the DirectDraw function 72 6 User Mode 6 1 10 GPS Tracking The GPS page allows you to see the location of the connected IP video device on Google maps The GPS location can only be displayed when the connected IP video device is installed with the GPS equipment and the GPS function is enabled on the device E Save message fr Hosttime 2008 01 02 07 08 49 Longitude 121 5649 E 1 Latitude 25 0812 N Google Map l Open Figure 6 9 To track the location of the connected IP video device 1 Click Start to activate GPS tracking The longitude latitude and host name of the connected IP video device will be displayed 2 To save the location information to your local computer select Save message and click to assign the storage path 3 Click Open A dialog box appears 4 Enter the Google Maps API key Refer to 5 5 7 E map to see how to obtain a Google Maps API Key 73 74 C GeoVision 5 Click OK A warning message
13. TEE PDO TSTS we DD x20 SAAS H 264 10 ch o E ipeo HOD x32 GATAS Note The number of hard drive required varies depending on the write speed of the hard drive and the hard disk size required varies depending on the recorded file size The recommended hard disk requirement is just for your reference C GeoVision 1 1 4 Network Requirements The server s transmitting capacity varies depending on the number of Gigabit connections The numbers of Gigabit network cards required to receive 128 channels and transmit 300 channels are listed below according to the resolution of the source video Gigabit network card x 1 Gigabit network card x 2 1 3 MP 30 fps H 264 up to 128 ch per card up to 150 ch per card Gigabit network card x 2 Gigabit network card x 4 2 0 MP 30 fps H 264 up to 64 ch per card up to 75 ch per card Gigabit network card x 1 Gigabit network card x 2 3 0 MP 20 fps H 264 up to 128 ch per card up to 150 ch per card Note The data above was determined with a bit rate of 5 2 Mbps for 1 3 MP resolution 7 5 Mbps for 2 MP resolution and 6 8 Mbps for 3 MP resolution The network requirements may vary depending on the bit rate of the streams m Introduction The deployment of Gigabit connections for transmitting and receiving is suggested as illustrated below Ensure to run every Gigabit connection on a different network in order to reduce the lag on any network connection 1 MP 3 MP Source Video Receiv
14. accessed by clients Click to access the Web interface of the camera Recording The camera is recording Click to access the live view Connected The camera is connected Click to access the live view O Connecting Connecting to the camera Connect Failed Unable to connect to the camera Disconnect Service has been stopped O VIDEO LOST Unable to obtain video from the device _ Login failed ncorrect ID or password X Recording Failure Unable to record video 25 C GeoVision To watch the live view 1 To watch the live view of an individual camera select a connected camera and click the Preview button or the icon The live view video codec resolution and the frame rate of the camera are displayed DVER FE110 Cameral Video Codec Resolution 1280x1024 FPS 6 Figure 5 3 2 To watch the live view of multiple cameras click the Multi Windows button This window appears TY Camera Connection Information Update Period sec 5 v amp FAcose 22 ss axe 1 gt BX320 Camera CompactDvR Camerat1 fal Status Loading data succeeded 201 1 2 08 6 33 20 PM Figure 5 4 3 To specify the number of camera live view per page click the 2x2 4x4 or 6x6 button 4 Use the left and right arrows to see other pages 26 5 Administrator Mode 5 1 2 Storage Information The Storage Information page shows the storage paths designate
15. allow the user to access the Live View Remote Playback and Event Query of the camera 3 You can Select All cameras or Clear All selected cameras for each function by using the drop down list above the camera list Host Name Camera Name IF Address 1927 166 0 154 1927 166 1 245 197 166 3 253 GY BX1100 GYV IPCAM 1 3h GY BX1100 Streaming1 Camera Camera Figure 5 38 4 Click Save 62 Connection Type Passive Mode Active Mode Active Mode 5 Administrator Mode 5 5 4 Advanced Query Using Advanced Query you can see the live view of the cameras in Working Camera List as well as search for events to remotely play back recorded videos In addition you can query GV Recording Server system logs and look up graphical charts of event analysis The Advanced Query interface is the same as the Web interface when logging in GV Recording Server through client user account For more details on Advanced Query refer to Chapter 6 User Mode 63 C GeoVision Chapter 6 User Mode The GV Recording Server administrator can create client user accounts with different access rights to its Web interface Refer to 5 5 3 User Account to see how to create user accounts for clients After the client account is created follow the steps below to access the Web interface in User Mode 1 In the Location Address field of Internet Explore type the IP address or the domain name of the GV Recording Server Login Windows
16. appears y To help protect your security Internet Explorer has restricted this File fram chomina computer Click here For options active cantant th at could access your x Allow Blocked Content What s the Risk Information Bar Help Figure 6 10 lt IB Save message Host time Longitude Latitude lt Google Map Right click the warning message and select Allow Blocked Content The map will be displayed The icon indicates the location of the IP video device At the upper right corner you have options to view different map formats such as Satellite and Hybrid 07 08 11 Wi ES Sai tiny etree OS J Sig A dite 121 564926E 25 08 173N 0 83km fhr 228 19m Play Rii map Satelite Hybrid a Ni EA e TEA see Figure 6 11 4 GPS E Save message Hosttime 2008 01 02 07 08 10 Longitude 121 5649E J Latitude 25 0817 N lt 6 User Mode 6 2 Multi Channel Live View In the left menu expand Live View and select Multi Windows to display up to 16 channels of live images Multi Windows Select All a C WIN CE1CLJC2QUP GV F E470 Camerat AM DVR FE110 Camerat Demo GV FE110 Camerat AM Demo GV MFD110 Camera1 Figure 6 12 1 Select Working Camera List or Host List to list all connecting cameras or list cameras by IP video devices 2 Double click server name and select the cameras or select Select All 3 Click Query to access the liv
17. export the search results in word format and excel format by clicking Export Word or Export Csv 82 6 User Mode 6 9 Chart Analysis Using the Chart Analysis you can see the following types of data analysis presented in three types of graph bar pie and line graph e System Analysis of Event Count Shows event counts of each type of system event e Monitor Analysis of Event File Size Shows the total file size of events recorded under each recording policy e Monitor Analysis of Event Count Shows event counts of events recorded under each recording policy e Monitor Analysis of Time File Size Shows total file size of all videos recorded in a month a day and an hour To search for System Analysis of Event Count Monitor Analysis of Event File Size or Monitor Analysis of Event Count follow the steps below System Analysis of Event Count Figure 6 19 1 Select Working Camera List or Host List to list all connecting cameras or list cameras by IP video devices Click the server name and select the desired IP video devices or select Select All In the Event Type section select one type of event or Select All In the Time section select a period of time Select a type of graph o m e w Click Query to display search results 83 C GeoVision To search for Monitor Analysis of Time File Size follow the steps below Monitor Analysis of Time File Size Select All a Year 2011 Month 1 Day 28
18. hard disk requirements for recording please see 7 7 3 Recommended Hard Disk Requirements for more detail 3 In order to receive 128 channels and transmit up to 300 channels with the image settings of 1280 x 1024 resolution 30 fos and JPEG codec for each channel Gigabit Ethernet x 6 is required 4 For users of Firefox Google Chrome and Safari you can only access single live view by using Quick Time player and you cannot play back recorded files 5 To see how to install the internal GV USB Dongle refer to Appendix D Install the Internal USB Dongle a Introduction 1 1 2 Optimal System Requirements Servers meeting the optimal system requirements have the capacity to perform one of the following Receive up to 128 channels and transmit up to 300 channels with the image settings of 1280 x 1024 resolution 30 fos and JPEG codec for each channel OR Receive up to 128 channels and transmit up to 128 channels with the image settings of 1920 x 1080 resolution 30 fps and JPEG codec for each channel OR Receive up to 128 channels and transmit up to 128 channels with the image settings of 2048 x 1536 resolution 20 fos and JPEG codec for each channel OR Receive up to 128 channels and transmit up to 300 channels with the image settings of 1280 x 1024 or 1920 x 1080 resolution 30 fps and H 264 MPEG4 codec for each channel OR Receive up to 128 channels and transmit up to 300 channels with the image settings of 2048 x 1
19. of version 3 0 or later 2 Only GPS coordinates will be sent to the GV GIS The live images will not be sent to the GV GIS 1 Select a GV GIS server and click the Edit button This dialog box appears Ge GIs Connect Setting IP Address 127 0 0 1 Port 3356 Enable Channel Display Name ID Password W 1 camera1 1 trete F 2 camera2 ial Save Return Figure 5 34 59 Q GeoVision 60 Type the IP Address of the GV GIS Keep the default port 3356 or modify to match the settings on GV GIS Select the cameras Click on the fields under ID and Password to type the individual ID and Password created in GV GIS for cameras Click Save and return to GIS Server List The total number of to be connected IP cameras is displayed in the Connection s column in the GIS Server List Click the GV GIS server and click the Start button After the GV GIS server is started you can click the Information button to see the connection status of the GV GIS server 5 Administrator Mode 5 5 3 User Account You can create up to 1000 User and Supervisor accounts to access GV Recording Server The Supervisor accounts have full access to GV Recording Server and you can set up different level of access rights for the User accounts 3 User Account User Account BE Add Mele i Change Password E E Mail Privilege User Mame Hint E Mail 3 Level Supervisor admin 3 Level User questi guest x Figure 5 35 To cr
20. the Server section in the left menu To add IP video devices 1 When the Install Wizard is launched the GV Recording Server automatically detects available IP video devices under LAN This dialog box appears Search Search Network Interface Card JERLERI Host Name DWR LX 492 DVR BxX3200 GV FE420 NVR GYV BX1100 DWR FE110 Test2z22 PC WIN KASMOK 140 Device Name Geovision _GW L GeoVision _GV B 5 Geovision _GW F Geovision _GW B GeovVision_GY F GeoVision_GY V GeoVision GVA IP Address 192 166 2240 192 166 2252 192 166 3 129 192 166 3 136 1927 168 2 110 169 254 115 124 192 165 3 207 Figure 3 1 hac Address 0013220173b8 0013e202450d 001382027239 00136201 f56a 001362021135 001b218c0be1 Intel R PRO 1000 CT Network Connection Packet Schedi w Camera Number Pm iuis D Bi Add Close 2 If you have multiple network interface cards use the drop down list to select one and click Search 3 Select the IP video devices you want to establish active connection with 15 GeoVision 4 Click Add and map the device to a channel The Working Camera List appears Working Camera List Ae dd GRIP Device List Search E Channel Display Name GeoVision _G MFD120 Series DY R IPSpeedDome Dw R FE420F E424 GY BXS20D8x520D E DVR PT 01 00 GBA S200 3200 E 4 2 3 4 5 ie 7 8 g ae ok foo a poe E u gt a
21. using the default ports you may need to change the Command port value ie 52 20000 30000 11000 394 17300 5552 80 443 Save C Reload Figure 5 26 5 Administrator Mode 5 4 3 Mail Service When any of the following conditions occur the administrator can receive alert by an e mail e Active connection lost e Passive connection lost e USB protection key removed e Recycling of recorded video e Start keep days operation e Motion detection e Disk full e Disk error e Disk Removed e Recording Failure To send e mail alerts you have to configure the following mail server settings and specify the e mail address to receive alert messages E Mail Service SMTP Port 20 Connection Type SSL w Authentication Allow User Name admin Password eooee Mail Setup SMTP Server geovision com tw E Mail From system geovision com tw E Mail To securty geovision com tw Subject RS Alert from 2308 Text Content Motion detected Test ldail Account E SAVE E Reload Figure 5 27 53 Q GeoVision SMTP Setting Port The default port for most SMTP servers is 25 However webmail Yahoo and Hotmail generally use different SMTP port In this case check your e mail provider for the SMTP port number E Connection Type For a more secure connection use the drop down list to select SSL or TLS STARTTLS Authentication If your mail server needs login authentication select Allow and type you
22. 0D BXS GV CB120 Passive GV520 EA Storage Information 2 Client Connection Information 001 E Server information 002 a Gi Camera 003 install Camera 004 S Camera Setting 005 amp Motion Detect FN Server si en Service amp install Wizard E General setup EA Storage Path W Video Gateway Ay Notification E c Network EP Network e Port Setting E Mail Service 6 Remote ViewLog oJ amp Advanced Management Emap SF cis 3 User Account Advanced Q Advan mei Status Loading data succeeded Status Recording amp Recording Recording A Connected amp Recording Connected A Figure 5 1 Write Speed 363 7Kbps 1 2Mbps 1018 7Kbps 1 4Mbps Start Time 2012 11 24 17 52 2012 11 24 17 55 2012 11 24 17 59 2012 11 24 17 59 Elapsed Time 00 08 48 00 06 33 00 02 25 00 02 16 Record Policy Round the Clock Round the Clock Round the Clock Motion Detect Round the Clock Motion Detect 2012 11 23 6 01 36 PM 23 C GeoVision List of Menu Options Find the topic of interest by referring to the sections below Camera Connection Information Storage Information Client Connection Information Server Information Install Camera Camera Setting Motion Detect Service Install Wizard General Setup Storage Path Video Gateway Notification Network Port Setting Mail Service Remote ViewLog Emap GIS User Account Advanced Query 24 5 Administrator Mode
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24. 536 resolution 20 fos and H 264 codec for each channel 64 bit Windows 7 Server 2008 R2 Core i7 2600 3 4 GHz 6 GB Dual Channels without recording 8 GB Dual Channels with recording 16 GB Dual Channels with motion recording for 3 party IP devices Internet Explorer 8 0 7600 16385 Internet Explorer 9 00 7930 16406 Firefox 3 6 13 Google Chrome 9 0 597 94 Safari 5 33 19 4 Gigabit Ethernet X 6 Net Framework 3 5 GV Video Gateway Internal or external GV USB Dongle GV Recording Server Internal GV USB Dongle C GeoVision Note 1 Memory required varies depending on the number of channels and resolution of videos received The 1 GB hard disk requirement is for installation of GV Recording Server only To see hard disk requirements for recording please see 7 7 3 Recommended Hard Disk Requirements for more details For users of Firefox Google Chrome and Safari you can only access single live view by using Quick Time player and you cannot play back recorded files To see how to install the internal GV USB Dongle refer to Appendix D Install the Internal USB Dongle E Introduction 1 1 3 Recommended Hard Disk Requirements The maximum channels per hard disk for motion recording and the recommended hard disk requirements for 24 hours of round the clock recording are listed as below H 264 3 TB 7200RPM mpEG4 Seni 32ch 25 TB te HDD x 4 SATA3 3 TB 7200RPM JPEG 8 ch 2 7 TB 43 2 TB HDD x 16 SATA3
25. C FAUNO The Vision of Security GV Recording Server User s Manual V1 2 0 0 2 2222 RSV12 A EN GeoVision 2013 GeoVision Inc All rights reserved Under the copyright laws this manual may not be copied in whole or in part without the written consent of 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 Features and specifications are subject to change without notice GeoVision Inc 9F No 246 Sec 1 Neihu Rd Neihu District Taipei Taiwan Tel 886 2 8797 8377 Fax 886 2 8797 8335 http www geovision com tw Trademarks used in this manual GeoVision the GeoVision logo and GV series products are trademarks of GeoVision Inc Windows and Windows XP are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation February 2013 Preface Welcome to the GV Recording Server User s Manual This Manual is designed for the following version GV Recording Server V1 2 0 0 C GeoVision Contents gi ee A E i Naming and Definition cccecceeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeneeeeeeees V Chapter 1 Introduction cccccsecsceeeeeceeceeeeeeeeeeeeees 1 1 1 System FREGUINCIICING serrr urra E E TAE 4 1 1
26. LC media player and QuickTime Player are supported for streaming H 264 video via RTSP protocol 98 Appendix C Supported IP Devices The GV Recording Server is compatible with GeoVision IP devices and the following third party IP device brands To see the supported models for each brand refer to the Supported IP Camera List on GeoVision s website by clicking the links below e Arecont Vision http www qgeovision com tw english product SupportIPCAM Arecont htm e AXIS http www geovision com tw english product SupportIRCAM_ AX S htm e HikVision http www geovision com tw english product SupportIPCAM_hikvision htm e GeoVision hitp www geovision com tw english product SupportIPCAM _Geovision asp e Panasonic http www geovision com tw english product SupportiPCAM _Panasonic htm e Sony http www geovision com tw english product SupportIPCAM SONY htm e VIVOTEK hittp www geovision com tw english product SupportIPCAM VIVOTEK htm Note GV Recording Server V1 2 only supports IP devices with V8 5 6 0 or earlier versions listed under the GV S W column in the support list 99 C GeoVision D Installing the Internal USB Dongle Follow the instructions below to install the internal USB dongle for the GV Recording Server 1 2 100 Turn off the computer and open the case Connect the GV Internal USB Dongle to the USB headers on the motherboard Remove the wire of the computer s reset switch from the motherboard a
27. List Storage m GV IPCAM1 3M Camerat Storage3 w Cloud xp1 Camera2 Storage4 w Cloud xp1 Camera3 i GV IPSoeedDome Camerat p dP Add Delete Storage Path Disk Space Free Space d Recording1 56 41GB 4 77GB Figure 3 4 3 Inthe Working Camera List section type a range of camera number and click the Select button You can also select the Working Camera List checkbox to select cameras individually Videos of the cameras selected will be recorded to the storage path indicated 4 To specify a recycle threshold select Recycle and type a minimum free space When the remaining free space falls below the threshold the oldest files will be overwritten W Recycle Enlarge Recycle Threshold at least 8 8 GB Figure 3 5 5 Click Save and click Next Page at the lower right corner of the page Note When multiple hard disks are added to a storage group recycling of the oldest files will begin when the remaining free space of all hard disks in the storage group fall below the recycle threshold 17 C GeoVision To starting service 1 In the Service page to be able to receive and record IP channels select Start for Recording Server 2 To enable the Video Gateway to transmit video to clients select Start for Video Gateway eon Service Service Recording Server Start C Stop Video Gateway Start Stop 0 If the service fails to start please make sure the service settings are correct E Sa
28. P camera from the GV Recording Server click the Add button and follow steps 2 to 6 The number of IP cameras you can add is depended on your GV System s capacity 8 Click the listed camera and select Display Position to map the IP camera to any channel on the GV System After the mapping is completed the Status column will display Connected j IP Device Setup Ed Video Resolution Add Camera 192 1658 0 153 11000 Mo a z Geovision_GY Video Gatew 192 168 0 153 se Geovision_GV Video Gatew Scan Camera 192 168 0 153 Peeve camels GeoVision_GV Video Gatew 192 168 0 153 SHAME GeoVision_GV Video Gatew ae 192 168 1 5 Remote camera setting GeoVision_GV FE110_Series NU eee Duplicate Camera Network Time Gut IP Device Utility Frames to keep in live view buffer Recording codec Format Automatic Setup Automatically adjust DST OK Figure 4 86 9 To listen to live audio from the IP camera click the Configure button select A V Setting select Audio Settings and select Wave Out Audio Settings lv Wave Out W Wave Out De Noise W Rec Audio By Sensitivity 7 C Round the clock Other Show Volume Indicator Disable Wave Out Auto Switch a Figure 7 5 Connections with Clients 10 Click OK to exit all open dialog boxes The IP camera from the GV Recording Server is now displayed at specified channel 11 To talk to the surveillance area of the IP camera right cli
29. Query w t 2 l i l E WIN CE1CLJC2QUP Behavior t Select All e oo al oo Hoo a 2011 01 27 23 faa 5o mHE Active List Query Result List E Export Word By Export Caw Device Name Host Camera User Name Behawior Type Time DST 1 WIN CEICL GV PSpeedDome 192 admin Delete Host 2011 01 18 15 02 52 No 2 WIN CEICL GV lPSpeedDome 192 Camerat admin Delete Active Camera 2011 01 16 15 02 52 No 3 WIN CEICL GV FE420 192 168 3 admin Delete Host 2011 01 16 15 02 52 No Figure 6 17 1 Inthe Host section click the server name and select the cameras or select Select All 2 Inthe User Name section type the Supervisor s or a client s name You can also leave the field blank to search all users that have logged into and out the GV Recording Server 3 Click the server name and select the cameras or select Select All 4 Use the Behavior Type drop down list to select the type of event to include in the search results 5 Inthe Time section select a period of time 6 Inthe Active List section select Active List to search the connecting hosts Inactive List to search the disconnected hosts or click Select All 7 Click Query to see the search results You can click the Add button to save the search criteria to the Favorite List in the left menu for future use You can also export the search results in word format and excel format by clicking Export Word or Export Csv 81 C GeoVision 6 8 Login Logout Q
30. SMTP UPnP DynDNS RTSP PSIA ONVIF E mail Notification Yes for Active connection lost passive connection lost USB protection key removed recycling of recorded video start keep days operation motion detection disk full disk error I O trigger disk removed recording failure SMS Notification O 2 Way Audio Yes only for GV IP devices through active connection GPS support Yes only for GV IP cameras Number of Accounts Up to 1000 accounts O IE Live View Yes up to 36 channels IE I O Control Languages Arabic Bulgarian Czech Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Indonesian Italian Japanese Lithuanian Norwegian Persian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Simplified Chinese Slovakian Slovenian Spanish Swedish Thai Traditional Chinese Turkish O Appendix Appendix A Settings for Internet Explore 8 If you use Internet Explorer 8 it is required to complete the following setting 1 Set the Security to Medium high default 2 Enable Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without prompt 3 Disable Only allow approved domains to use ActiveX without prompt Security Settings Internet Zone Settings ActiveX controls and plug ins A Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without pror i Disable Enable Allow Scriptlets Ld iets Security Settings Inte
31. ails on how to connect to IP devices through RTSP see Appendix B RTSP Protocol Support 48 5 Administrator Mode 5 3 6 Notification You can receive e mail notification for the following conditions e Active connection lost e USB protection key removed e Passive connection lost e Recycling of recorded video e Start keep days operation e Motion detection e Disk full e Disk error e Disk Removed e Recording Failure To receive e mail alerts select the type of condition and select Send E mail Alerts For Disk Full Disk Error Disk Removed and Recording Failure you can set a minimum time interval in minutes between e mail alerts If the mail server has not been set up click the E Mail button to go to the Mail Service page AN Notification Alert Setting Camera Connection Lost USB Protection Key Removed Passive Geo PDevice Connection Lost Interval min Send e mail alerts Start Recycle E Mail Start Keep Days Operation Motion Detect Disk Full Disk Error Disk Removed Recording Failure Figure 5 24 For details on the Mail Service settings see 5 4 3 Mail Service Note You can also receive e mail notification for I O Trigger alert by enabling E mail Alarm in the Recording Setting page Camera Setting page lt Recording Setting tab lt E mail Alarm See 5 2 2 B Record Setting 49 C GeoVision 5 4 Network The Network section includes setting up basic network configurations communication
32. amera has the PTZ function Figure 6 7 gt To access this feature click the PTZ Control button No 8 Figure 6 2 and select Visual PTZ gt To change the panel settings click the green PTZ button on the top left corner You will have these options PTZ Control Type Fixed Direction Move In this mode the dome view can only be moved to the eight directions north south east west northeast northwest southeast and southwest To move the camera view click and hold on to the dotted red line further from the panel The round panel appears when moving the mouse to the live view Random Move In this mode you can move the camera view to any direction Click any place on the live view for the panel to appear and right click for the panel to hide To move the camera view click and hold on to a desired direction Click further for the camera view to move faster Center Move In this mode you can zoom in and out using the mouse scroll or by drawing a block directly on the live view The Center Move mode is only for GV SD220 71 C GeoVision Configure Set Color Changes the color of the panel Three kinds of colors are available Red Green and Blue Transparent Degree Adjusts the transparency level of the panel Ten levels range from 10 fully transparent to 100 fully opaque 6 1 8 Camera Name Display To display the camera name on the image click the Options button No 8 Figure 6 2 and select
33. b interface of the GV IP device http 192 168 0 33 LoginPC cgi ly Favorites g Suggested Sites Web Geovision GV BX110D Web Manager 2 GeoVision gt Video and Motion gt VO Control Events and Alerts Email FIP gt Center V2 gt VSM gt Backup Center Viewlog gt RTSP 3GPP gt Monitoring gt Recording Schedule gt Remote Viewlog gt Network gt Management gt Logout 2 Select Activate Link Slice Gallery v Connection Connection 2 Video Gateway Recording Server In this section you can configure the connection to Video Gateway and tasks to perform Video Gateway server Recording Server Activate Link v Host name or IP Address 192 168 0 67 Port number 50000 User Name admin Password CELIT Cease motion detection messages from Select all Cease input trigger message from Select all Enable schedule mode App Figure 4 3 Streaming 1 Streaming 2 Input 1 Type IP address or domain name of the GV Recording Server Keep default port number as 50000 Otherwise modify the port number to match the connect port specified in General Setup page on the GV Recording Server See Figure 4 2 Type User Name and Password to log onto the GV Recording Server These user name and password must match the settings configured on the GV Recording Server The default values for both login username and password are admin Click Apply to start co
34. ck its mapped channel select Camera x and select Talk Back Toggle pd GL PEE o i Monitor Login Change User Li Instant Play eee SnapShot PIP view PAP view Talk Back Toggle Figure 7 6 87 C GeoVision 7 2 Connecting with Multi View You can install MultiView from the Software DVD or download Multi View through the Web interface of GV Recording Server In the left menu click Advanced Query and in the window that pops up select Utility Download Click the Download button of DMMultiView to download the program After installing the program you need to log in the Multi View to access video streaming from the GV Recording Server 1 In the login dialog box click the Edit button This dialog box appears Ta Login Please key in username and password Device l GV DVR System Device Pvideo GatewaylRecard UserName admin IP Address 192 168 3107 Password Bea TT M Save Password 11000 Yoo Part Forget Password Change Password OK Cancel MultiView support 1024x768 or higher resolution screen and version 5 4 or later OK Cancel Figure 2 Select Video Gateway Recording Server from the Device drop down list 3 Type IP address or domain name of the GV Recording Server 4 Keep the default VSS Port as 11000 otherwise modify it to match the TCP IP port on the GV Recording Server Figure 5 21 5 Click OK to return to the login page Login Please key in username and pass
35. d and service status g Server Information Server Information Version Information 1 2 0 0 Time 2013 01 25 09 54 18 CPU Memory Used 3049 7MB IO Write Speed O 0bps Network Download 6 8Mbps Network Metvvork Interface Card Doynload Upload Realtek RTLS168D 81110 Family PCI E Gigabit Ethernet 6 1Mbps 224 6Kbps Realtek RTLS1 680781110 Family PCI E Gigabit Ethernet 26 5Kbps 30 4k bps Total 6 8Mbps 255 OKbps Service Recording Server Start Video Gateway Start Remote YiewLlog Status Start Status Loading data succeeded Figure 5 7 Total 6 Ships 756 8Kbps T 0Mbps 2075125 9 54 17 AM 29 C GeoVision 5 2 Camera The Camera section allows you to add camera configure camera settings and set up motion detection 5 2 1 Install Camera The Install Camera page helps you add IP devices to the Working Camera List Install Camera Pavone F F 99 SF Add GHP Device List Search Display Nene F Address GeoVision Gv 192 168 0 29 DYVR PSpeedDo 192 168 2 200 DVR FE420FE421 192 168 2245 GV BxMS200 8X 192 168 2 142 DVR PTZ01 OD 192 168 3 166 GYV BXS200 0K 192 168 1251 io te YH mM Fh amp amp HR gt 10 ee k k amp wih gt Max Camera Number 126 Brand GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision Device Name Geovision _Gv MWF i 20_Series GeoVision_G SD010 GeoVision_GV FE420 FE4301 Series GeoVision_GV BxX5200 8X5300_Se
36. d for vehicle tracking and location verification GeoVision Central Monitoring Station Geovision viewing software that allows you to play back recorded files Geovision viewing software A multi channel viewer that allows you to view up to 36 channels through network m Introduction Chapter 1 Introduction The GV Recording Server is a video streaming server designed for large scale video surveillance deployments It can receive and record up to 128 channels from various IP video devices Through an intuitive Web interface each IP camera can be configured to record video continuously upon motion detection upon I O trigger or according to a schedule In addition it can simultaneously distribute up to 300 channels to its clients which include GV System DVR NVR system GV GIS geographic information system GV Mobile Server GV Control Center central monitoring system and Multi View viewing software Using the GV Recording Server the desired frame rates can be reached while the CPU loading and the bandwidth usage of IP video devices are significantly reduced oe ae a j p SS Any PC to view the images and search the event loc 12 CH GV Compact DVR GV IPCAM Receives and ff GGG Ge records GV Video Server Third party IF devices 300 CH GV Recording Server GV Viewing Software Multi View Multicast Note The arrows in the diagram indicate the direction of th
37. d to store recorded videos For each storage path you can see the disk s used size free space write speed and the time when the disk became full Update Period sec 5 Disk Name Disk Type Storage Path Used Size Free Space Used Size Write Speed Disk Full Time J Storage Group Storagel d Local Disk d Recording1 54 1GB 2 36 0 0bp J Storage Group Storage Cc Local Disk c Documents an 8 968 20 468 30 31 96 0Kbps 2011 1719 19 44 Status Loading data succeeded 1 Network disk does not support VO monitor 2014 119 7 44 42 PM Figure 5 5 2 C GeoVision 5 1 3 Client Connection Information The Client Connection Information page shows the clients currently logged into the GV Recording Server The platform IP address camera number stream number bandwidth occupied FPS and login time of each client are listed p Client Connection Information Online 2 Bandwidth Average 0 Kbps FPS Average 0 User Name Platform Display Name IP Address Camera Number Streaming Bandwidth FPS Login Time 4 admin WindowsXP GW BX520D BX5 192 168 4125 2 1 0 Kbps 0 201211728 Si amin GV BX2200VBX2 192 188 4 125 1 1 0 Kbps 0 201211728 2014 11 27 6 56 17 PM ie status Loading data succeeded Figure 5 6 28 5 1 4 Server Information 5 Administrator Mode The Server Information page shows server information such as version information CPU loading transfer speed of network interface car
38. e connections Figure 1 1 C GeoVision In some areas or countries you may like to install 3G wireless Internet module e g GPRS UMTS on the GV Video Server or GV Compact DVR but have the problem to obtain a public IP address from ISP The Passive connection method of GV Recording Server can solve the public IP issue by accepting the connection request from the GV Video Server or GV Compact DVR and then distribute the video streaming to clients eae GEREP GV Video Server GV IPCAM Active Connection GV Compact DVR hird party IP devices GV Video Server GV IPCAM Passive Connection lt GV Compact DVR m Introduction Features Video gateway between IP devices and receiving clients GV System GV Control Center GV GIS GV Mobile Server and Multi View Simultaneously receiving and recording up to 128 IP channels Video distribution for clients up to 300 IP channels Different recording policies to set each channel to record continuously upon motion detection upon I O trigger or by schedule recording upon I O trigger are only for GV IP devices Video playback using Remote ViewLog Web interface to remotely configure and monitor GV Recording Server using Internet Explorer Firefox Google Chrome and Safari Support for third party IP video devices Sony Axis VIVOTEK Panasonic HikVision Arecont Vision Support for ONVIF PSIA and RTSP protocols Passive and active connection methods wit
39. e of these options Display Focus Area of PAP Mode Displays or hides the navigation boxes on the image Set Color of Focus Area Changes the color of the box frames 6 To delete a navigation box right click the desired box select Focus Area of PAP Mode and click Delete 7 To exit the PAP view right click the image and click PAP again 69 C GeoVision 6 1 5 Video and Audio Configuration You can enable the microphone and speaker for two way audio communication and adjust the audio volume To access this feature click the Microphone button No 3 Figure 6 2 or the Speaker button No 4 Figure 6 2 Note 1 To listen to the audio the Audio function Figure 5 11 must be enabled on the GV Recording Server in advance 2 The two way audio communication only works for GV IP device connected through active mode 6 1 6 PTZ Control To open the PTZ control panel click the PTZ Control button No 8 Figure 6 2 and select PTZ Control Panel Different PTZ devices have different functions so the features included in the Option button may vary This feature is only available when the connected IP camera has the PTZ function Option Settings for Auto Mode Preset Port Speed and etc Preset Switch Panel Figure 6 6 70 6 User Mode 6 1 7 Visual PTZ In additional to the PTZ control panel you can display a visual PTZ control panel on the image This feature is only available when the connected IP c
40. e view Note Only Internet Explorer browser is supported for multi channel live view 19 C GeoVision 6 3 Emap Query In the left menu expand Live View and select Emap Query to see the cameras locations on Google Maps and play the live images of the camera or the Google Street View of the location Emap m gy ey a 7 a Map List 4 i E a oe j Hybrid a a Q vap RAB pA INN Z i e T a New Map E n G i Ae G a a San Mateo a ie rs Caltrain E ie EA k a ae Ee Val z Eey E Te ES UN AEE A Demo GV MFD110 Cameral RCE E an Mateo i i yf ell a 1 Sark J gi ee Pe eae ith a i ps ee ca s g Central Park _ a aes eet Ie Camera List roe Ka of GWV Taini E g Host a Ros E GV IPCAM H 264 Cameral Map B E VS044 Joyce Camera Map eS KA n i E Demo GW MFD110 Camera1 Map 4 on G to z i DVR FE110 Camera1 Map a z h E i Demo GV FE110 Camera1 Map ey oe ee 5 i d ef ee k rwood RED EY Eooale oA TE Range Query EH Multi Windows Figure 6 13 1 Inthe Camera List double click a camera to locate the camera on Google Maps 2 Right click the camera icon and click Live View to see the live view of the camera or click Street View to see the Google Street View of the camera location 3 Atthe bottom of the page you can click Range Query and a circular area will be highlighted on the map You can adjust the locat
41. eate an account 1 Click the Add button F 4 This dialog box appears Add New Account 4 User Name Max Length 32 FAE Password Max Length 32 aoe Hint Max Length 32 GV Level E Mail faed geovision com tw OK Cancel Figure 5 36 2 Type the User Name Password and a password Hint for the account 3 Use the Level drop down list to select Supervisor or User 4 Type an e mail address for the account When you forget the password the password can be sent to your e mail account using the Forget Password link in the login page 5 Click OK to return to the User Account List You can edit the account setting using the Change Password and E Mail button 61 C GeoVision To set access rights 1 Select a user account and click the Privilege button amp Privilege This dialog box appears fa User Account Privilege Information User Name guest i Level User E Mail IP Device List Event Query 6 4 Select All Clear All Host Name Camera Name IP Address Connection Type GV BX1100 192 166 0 154 Passive Mode GYV IPCAM1 3i Streaming Camera 192 168 1245 Active Mode GY BX1100 Camera 192 168 3 253 Active hlode DWR BX120D Cameral 192 166 2 253 Active Mode GW FE420 192 168 3 199 Active Mode DVR FE110 Camera Camera 192 166 2110 Active Mode Figure 5 37 Live View E 7 W Remote Playback 2 The cameras listed in the IP Device List are displayed Select to
42. eb Interface You can also access the Web interface from a remote computer by typing the IP address of GV Recording Server in the Internet browser The Web interface login page appears Login Windows Internet Explorer OOF Broren ose MEE Gp Favorites H Login a Recording Server Enter the characters l S20 shown in the image 2932 E Remember my account and password Figure 2 3 6 Type the ID and Password The default login name and password for the Administrator are admin 7 Type the verification number shown in the image 8 Click Login The GV Recording Server Web interface is now displayed 13 C GeoVision To access the Web interface from a remote computer start the Internet browser and type the IP address or the domain name of the GV Recording Server in the Location Address field If the default HTTP port has been changed type a colon and the port number after the IP address for example Http 192 168 3 199 81 After the login page appears follow steps 6 to 8 to log in the Web interface Note 1 To enable the updating of images in Microsoft Internet Explorer you must set your browser to allow ActiveX Controls and perform a one time installation of GeoVision s ActiveX component onto your computer If the GV Recording Server is installed behind a firewall or router you may need to open these default ports HTTP port 80 server connection port Active connection port 11000 and Pass
43. elected type a time period between 1 and 5 seconds 38 5 Administrator Mode in the Post Rec field to continue recording for the number of seconds specified after the motion detection or I O trigger event Use the Pre Rec field to specify the number of seconds to start recording before motion is detected or before I O device is triggered 2 If Schedule is selected refer to 5 2 2 C Schedule to see how to set up a recording schedule 3 If I O Trigger is selected you need to set up the related settings in the I O Device Setting above 4 To apply the settings to all cameras in the Working Camera List select Apply this setting to all cameras 5 Click Save Storage Path Shows the designated storage path for videos recorded from the camera To see how to assign storage path refer to Setting Storage Path section in Chapter 3 Getting Started for details 39 C GeoVision 5 2 2 C Schedule In the Schedule tab you can create a recording schedule by setting different recording policies during different time periods First create a daily recording schedule and then assign the daily schedule to a date or a day of the week in the calendar SF Add J Delete a201 Add Schedule J Delete Schedule Ji A TT aangeaan TOE BE O O Figure 5 15 1 Inthe Plans section click the Add button 4 and type a name for the schedule plan The schedule plan appears in the Plans list 2 Double click the schedule plan T
44. era icon right click the icon and select a direction 6 At the bottom of the page you can click Range Query and a circular area will be highlighted on the map You can adjust the location and size of the circle and click Multi Windows to see the live view of all cameras included in the circle 57 C GeoVision 7 To insert a floor plan on the Google map click Add Map under Map List This dialog box appears Name New Map Path Select an image Figure 5 32 8 Type a name for the map and select the path of the graphic file Click Save A map icon will be created on the Google map 9 Double click the map icon and drag the cameras onto the map from the Camera List Note To view Google street view you need to install Adobe Flash Player version 10 or later The Google street view may not be available in your location 58 5 Administrator Mode 5 5 2 GIS You can send the GPS data of connected IP video devices to the GV GIS for location verification and vehicle tracking GIS Server List af Started Index Status IP Address Connection s 1 Not Started 127 0 0 1 1 2 Not Started 0 3 Not Started 0 4 Not Started 0 amp Edit Reload Figure 5 33 To connect with the GV GIS the Mobile Host accounts for each IP video device need to be created on the GV GIS station in advance You can send the GPS data to up to 4 GV GIS stations simultaneously Note 1 The GV Recording Server is only compatible with GV GIS
45. evices connected through active mode 2 The adjustment of video attributes may not be available for some IP video devices 36 5 2 2 B Record Setting 5 Administrator Mode Select the Record Setting tab to customize the general setup recording policy and I O device setting for each IP video device ey Camera Setting video Record Setting Schedule General setup C Apply this setting to all cameras C Only Record Key Frame C Record GPS Data C Save Audio Video Clip Time 1 5 min C Maximum FPS 1 30 C Keep Days 1 30 C Never Recycle Recording Streaming 1 1 0 Device Setting Record Policy C Apply this setting to all cameras Record Policy Post Rec 1 5 Sec Pre Rec 1 5 Sec Storage Path Storage Path General Setup Round the Clock Figure 5 14 E Save Q Return E Apply this setting to all cameras Apply settings in General Setup to all cameras E Only Record Key Frame Select to record key frames only E Record GPS Data Records the video with GPS data E Save Audio Include sounds when recording videos 37 Q GeoVision E Video Clip Time 1 5min Specify the maximum time length of each recorded file For example if you set the Video Clip Time to be 5 minutes a 20 minute video will be divided into four 5 minute clips mE Maximum FPS 1 30 Limit the frame rate per second to the number specified This option only applies to JPEG E Keep Da
46. gt Figure 6 20 1 Select Working Camera List or Host List to list all connecting cameras or list cameras by IP video devices Click the server name and select the desired IP video devices or select Select All In the Event Type section select one type of event or Select All In the Graph Type section select a type of graph ae amp In the Period Type section select By Year to see the total file size of each month in a year select By Month to see the daily file size in a month or select By Day to see the file size of each hour in a day 6 Inthe Period section select the year month or date depending on the Period Type selected 7 Click Query to display search results 84 Connections with Clients Chapter 7 Connections with Clients The GV Recording Server can simultaneously transmit up to 300 channels to clients You can establish connection with GV System Multi View Multicast Remote ViewLog GV Control Center and GV Mobile Server 7 1 Connecting with GV System You need to configure the GV System to access video streaming from the GV Recording Server 1 Onthe main screen click the Configure button select System Configure select Camera Install and select IP Camera Install This dialog box appears IP Device Setup Sereraddress Por Cam No Status video Resolution Add Camera 192 168 1 5 10000 No Disconnect GeoVision_G FE110_Series Scan Camera Import Camera IP Device Utility
47. h IP video devices Passive connection only supported by GV IP devices Solution for Mobile DVR GV Video Server GV Compact DVR to obtain a public IP address Bandwidth monitoring Two way audio communication only for GV IP devices through active connection For the supported third party IP video devices see Appendix C Supported Third Party IP Devices C GeoVision 1 1 System Requirements The following is system requirements to run the GV Recording Server 1 1 1 Minimum System Requirements Servers meeting the following minimum system requirements have the capacity to receive up to 128 channels and transmit up to 300 channels with the image settings of 1280 x 1024 resolution 30 fps and H 264 MPEG4 codec for each channel 64 bit Windows 7 Server 2008 R2 Core 15 2500 3 3 GHz 6 GB Dual Channels without recording 8 GB Dual Channels with recording 16 GB Dual Channels with motion recording for 3 party IP devices 1 GB for installation e Internet Explorer 8 0 7600 16385 Internet Explorer 9 00 7930 16406 Firefox 3 6 13 Google Chrome 9 0 597 94 e Safari 5 33 19 4 Gigabit Ethernet X 1 Net Framework 3 5 e GV Video Gateway Internal or external GV USB Dongle e GV Recording Server Internal GV USB Dongle Note 1 Memory required varies depending on the number of channels and resolution of videos received 2 The 1 GB hard disk requirement is for installation of GV Recording Server only To see
48. his dialog box appears Type eee nd Time 0830 v pada a 1 Round the Clock by ELE oe J 3 10 Trigger 0 00 8 30 Figure 5 16 40 oe n s 5 Administrator Mode Use the Type drop down list to select whether to record video round the clock upon motion detection or upon I O trigger Select a Start Time and an End Time to apply the recording policy specified above Click the Add button Repeat steps 3 to 5 to set different recording policies during other time periods Click OK Under Calendar click Add Schedule This dialog box appears Add Schedule x Weekly Schedule w OK Cancel Figure 5 17 To apply the schedule plan created above to a particular day of the week continuously select Weekly Schedule In the dialog box that appears select a schedule plan and select a day of the week to apply Add Schedule Plans Monday Sched w Day of week MON w OK Figure 5 18 9 To apply the schedule plan to a particular day only select Special Day Schedule In the dialog box that appears select a schedule plan and select a date to apply Add Schedule Plans Winter Break Date 01 31 2011 Cancel OK Figure 5 19 10 Click Save 41 C GeoVision 5 2 3 Motion Detection Set up motion detection to generate a notification or to begin recording whenever movement occurs in the video image You can set up to 8 areas with different sensitivity values for motion detection
49. ing Transmitting GigaLAN 2 150 CH GigaLAN 1 128 CH IP Video Devices GigaLAN 3 150 CH _ A GV Recording Server 3 Network Cards assigned on different networks 2 MP Source Video Receiving Transmitting GigaLAN 3 75 CH GigaLAN 1 64 CH GigaLAN 4 75 CH IP Video Devices GigaLAN 2 64 CH GigaLAN 5 75 CH GigaLAN 6 75 CH Te GV Recording Server 6 Network Cards assigned on different networks Note To avoid network bottleneck each network card must be assigned a different IP address and subnet mask Refer to Appendix E How to Avoid Network Bottleneck for more details C GeoVision 1 1 5 GV USB Dongle It is required to insert the GV USB Dongle to the server so that the GV Recording Server software can be enabled The GV USB Dongle supports connection with up to 128 IP channels You can select a dongle with GV Video Gateway functions only or a GV Recording Server dongle to access all functions GV Video Gateway dongle supports both third party IP devices and GV IP devices and comes in two types internal and external dongles For GV Recording Server you can select an internal dongle to enable GV IP video devices only or a dongle to include both third party IP devices and GV IP devices GV Video Gateway Only without recording functions Internal or external USB dongle Third party IP devices Includes GV IP video devices 128 IP channels GV Recording Server f
50. ion select Quick to specify a time period before and after a time point or select Range to specify a time range directly 5 Click Query to see the search results 6 To preview a snapshot of the video click the Preview button To see the recorded video click View under Video Clip You can click the Add button to save the search criteria to the Favorite List in the left menu for future use You can also export the search results in word format and excel format by clicking Export Word or Export Csv Note 1 Only Internet Explorer browser is supported for Remote Playback function 2 When more than 10000 search results are found browsing through the search results pages may take a long time 17 C GeoVision 6 5 Composite Information Query Using the Composite Information Query under Event List Query you can search for camera events during the time period specified see the location of the camera on Emap watch camera live view and play back recorded events Composite Information Query Select All a ww Event Type Select All Remote Playback List Ed Hybrid Shar F Query Result List Camera Event Type RemoteSta DVR FE110 Camerat Round the Clock 2011 02 VS044 Joyce Camera2 Round the Clock 2011 02 GV IPCAM H 2654 Camera1 Round the Clock 2011 02 DWR FE110 Camera1 Round the Clock 2011 02 VWS044 Joyce Cameraz Round the Clock 2011 02 GY IPCAM H 264 Camerai R
51. ion and size of the circle and click Multi Windows to see the live view of all cameras inside the circle Note This page is only available when at least one camera is added to Emap 76 6 User Mode 6 4 Remote Playback In the left menu expand Remote Playback and select Event List Query to search for camera events during a time period and play back the recorded events Remote Play Back Round the Clock quick 2011 11 17 before and after ORange 10 v 00 ia 00 w 2011 11 17 12 00 fia 00 fia Query Result List fw Export Word E Export Caw Device Ma Host Camera Event Type RemoteStart Time RemoteEnd Time Elapsed Ti File Size 5 VIDEQ CLIP 1 TEST 246 Host 127 Cameral Roundthe 2041 11 16 19 00 45 2041 11 16 19 04 11 00 03 26 14 003 ae View 2 TEST 246 GWV BX110D Cameral Round the 2011 11 16 19 04 18 2011 11 16 19 09 16 00 05 00 37 213 Recycle 2 TEST 246 GY CBW22 Cameral Round the 2011 11 18 19 04 19 2011 11 16 19 09 19 00 05 00 T 3204 i Recycle 4 TEST 246 GW SD2200 Camerai Round the 2011 11 16 19 04 46 2011 11 16 19 04 50 00 00 04 0 076 i Recycle Figure 6 14 1 Select Working Camera List or Host List to list all connecting cameras or list cameras by IP video devices 2 Double click the server name and select the cameras or select Select All 3 Use the Event Type drop down list to select the type of event to include in the search results 4 Inthe Time sect
52. ive Connection There are multiple ways to actively connect to IP video devices from GV Recording Server You can refer to Chapter 3 Getting Started and simply follow the steps in Installation Wizard to actively add IP video devices For other ways to actively add IP video devices or to customize camera settings refer to 5 2 1 Install Camera and 5 2 2 Camera Setting 4 2 Passive Connection To create passive connection the GV Recording Server must be configured to allow connections from GV IP video devices Passive connection to GV Recording Server is only supported for GV IP devices To allow passive connection on GV Recording Server 1 In left menu select General Setup 2 Select Allow Geo IP Device Login The default ID and Password to log onto the GV Recording Server is admin and the default port value is 50000 If you change the ID and Password they must match the same settings configured on the GV IP device See Figure 4 3 CH General setup General setup Server Name WIN CE1CLIC2QUP Command Port 20000 Auto Start Recording Yes No Database keep days 0 30 30 g Allow Geo IP Device Login User Name admin Password eee Connect Port 50000 Figure 4 2 3 Click Save 20 To access GV Recording Server on GV IP devices 4 Active and Passive Mode The GV IP device must also be configured to access the GV Recording Server 1 Access the Video Gateway Recording Server setting page on the We
53. ive connection port 50000 remote playback Remote ViewLog port 5552 The Command port is used for running the recording server By default 11 ports are reserved ranging from 20000 to 200010 for the program use If other program is using the default ports you may need to change the Command port value The GV Recording Server icon in the system tray also allows you to change the database storage path back up settings and restore settings 1 To change the location of the database path right click the GV Recording Server icon to select Configure select a new location and click Move Database To back up settings right click the GV Recording Server icon and select Backup Settings Select to back up Basic Host List E Map and or Password settings and click OK To restore settings right click the GV Recording Server icon and select Restore Settings Select the backed up file and click OK to begin restoring settings Note You can only access the Configure and Restore Settings button when GV Recording Server service is stopped To stop service you will be required to log in using the Administrator account 14 a Getting Started Chapter 3 Getting Started When logging in the GV Recording Server for the first time the Install Wizard will be prompted to help you add IP video devices assign storage path to store recorded files and start connections Note To start the Install Wizard manually click Install Wizard under
54. local computer Switches to full screen view Right click the image to have these 7 FullScreen options Snapshot Resolution PIP PAP Geo Fisheye IMV1 Panomorph Google Maps Zoom In and Zoom Out 65 C GeoVision Select Show Camera Name to show camera name on image and 8 Option select Image Enhance to access the De interlace De block and DirectDraw functions 9 PTZ Control Starts the PTZ control Panel and the Virtual PTZ Select RTSP to access live view using browsers other than Internet 10 RTSP Explorer You will need to install Quick Time first Note that only single live view in H 264 codec is supported in this mode Note Only Quick Time player is supported for single live view through Firefox Google Chrome and Safari 6 1 1 Control Panel To open the control panel of the Live View window click the arrow button on top of the viewer You can access the following functions by using the left and right arrow buttons on the control panel Click the arrow button to display the control panel TTT Click the left and right arrow mma buttons to change the page cme of the control pane 2011 01 27 13 52 54 2011 01 27 13 52 54 Online count 0 OCX Registration Path CAWINDOWS Geo0CxXWebC gt e 24 eo Figure 6 3 Information Displays the version of the camera local time of the local computer host time of the camera and the number of users logging in to the camera Video Displays the cu
55. n get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Otherwise you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings Obtain an IP address automatically Use the following IP address IF address 192 768 2 1 Subnet mask 255 255 252 O Default gateway 1952 168 0 1 C Use the following DNS server addresses eae Es Preferred OMS server Alternate ONS server 2 Organize IP channels and clients into groups and then assign each group to different network cards using the IP addresses you have set up Receiving Transmitting Network 3 75 CH e g 192 168 2 1 Network 1 64 CH e g 192 168 0 1 Network 4 75 CH e g 192 168 7 1 Network 5 75 CH e g 192 168 15 1 Network 6 75 CH p e g 192 168 31 1 IP Video Devices Network 2 64 CH e g 192 168 1 1 GV Recording Server 6 Network Cards assigned on different networks The GV Recording Server can receive from up to 128 IP channels and transmit up to 300 channels In the example above the incoming 128 channels are divided among two network cards and the outgoing 300 channels are divided among four network cards to relieve network congestion 102
56. nable Select to enable DDNS Service Provider Select a DDNS service provider If you select GeoVision DDNS server click the link on the right for service registration Host Name Type the host name used to connect to the GV Recording Server The host name registered on GeoVision DDNS Server is created by adding dipmap com to the username ID Type the username used to enable the service from the DDNS Password Type the password used to enable the service from the DDNS 51 C GeoVision 5 4 2 Port Setting You can see all communication ports used by the GV Recording Server If your server is installed with a router or firewall make sure the related communication ports are open To modify any port number click the field and click Save after the modification g Port Setting General setup Command Port GV IP Device Login Port Video Gateway Connect Port RTSP TCP Port RTP RTCP UDP Port Remote ViewLog Connect Port Network HTTP Port SSL O means can t be empty Note If the GV Recording Server is installed behind a firewall or router you may need to open these default ports HTTP port 80 server connection port Active connection port 11000 Passive connection port 50000 remote playback Remote ViewLog port 5552 The Command port is used for running the recording server By default 11 ports are reserved ranging from 20000 to 200010 for the program use If other program is
57. nd click Install GeoVision USB Devices Driver to start 3 To install GV Recording Server select Install GeoVision GV Recording Server and then select GeoVision GV Recording Server E Gt Recording server wi 2 00 Install program GeoVision Install GeoVision G Recording server 1 2 0 0 Multilingual Yersion to your PC 3 Browse User s Manual PDF Formai 4 Download Adobe Acrobat Reader a Figure 2 1 11 C GeoVision 2 2 Starting the GV Recording Server After installing GV Recording Server the GV Recording Server icon will appear in the system tray Follow the steps below to access the Web interface of GV Recording Server 1 Right click the GV Recording Server icon select Login and type the login name and password The default login name and password for the administrator account are admin 2 The default HTTP port is 80 and the command port is 20000 To customize the port number right click the GV Recording Server icon and select Configure This dialog box appears Configure Syistem Settings HTTF Fort Command Database Settings Change Database Path D RecordingServer GEO_DATACENTER db3 ie Move Database cancel Figure 2 2 3 Customize the port number if needed and click OK 4 Right click the GV Recording Server icon and select Start Service 12 A Installation 5 After the GV Recording Server icon turns green right click the icon again and select Access W
58. nd connect it to the GV Internal USB Dongle Use the supplied Jumper Wire to connect the pins on the GV Internal USB Dongle and the reset pins on the motherboard PC Reset Switch RST on the Motherboard The GV Internal USB Dongle USB Headers on the motherboard Appendix 4 Forsome motherboards the internal USB headers are integrated with an extra connector making it unfit for the GV Internal USB Dongle to plug in In this case it is required to use a connector supplied with the motherboard to connect the GV Internal USB Dongle to the motherboard as The GV Internal USB Dongle The connector supplied yi c T 2 p with the motherboard il _________ The USB headers with an extra USB connector Note Ensure not to remove the GV Internal USB Dongle when the computer is powered on otherwise it would cause the computer to restart or the GV Internal USB Dongle to be damaged 101 C GeoVision E How to Avoid Network Bottleneck To increase network bandwidth and avoid network bottleneck you need to set up multiple networks and divide networks into different multiple subnets or segments Next organize IP channels received and clients transmitted into different networks 1 To set up multiple networks on GV Recording Server you need to install multiple network cards Each network card is assigned a different IP address and subnet mask Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties E General You ca
59. next available channels instead Hint When adding devices through the Search function the ID and Password of the device will be set to admin by default To change the ID and Password select the camera and click the Edit button Select Host Setting and select Change ID and Password Type the correct ID and Password and click OK 33 C GeoVision 5 2 2 Camera Setting In the Camera Setting page you can customize the video settings recording policy and recoding schedule of the camera In the Working Camera List double click a camera or click the Edit button to access the camera s setting To start or stop recording from the camera select or clear the selection under the Recording column Working Camera List E Edit Channel Display Name 1 GV BX220D BX2 GV BXS20D BX5 GYV CAW120 GYV BXS20D BX5 GV CB120 Passive GV520 GYV CAW220 34 IP Address 192 163 0 18 192 168 0 35 192 163 0 11 192 163 0 192 192 168 0 28 192 163 0 192 192 168 0 25 Mac Address 0013e20245a 001322025589 0013e204fc03 0013e20255ea 0013620254c9 0013e20255ea 00136204 fc31 Device Name GeoVision_GV BX220D BX2300_Series GeoVision_GV BX520D BX5300_Series GeoVision_GV CAW120 GeoVision_GV BX520D BX5300_Series GeoVision_GV CB120 GeoVision_GV BX520D BX5300_Series GeoVision_GV CAW220 Figure 5 12 Recording Se Ss K 5 Administrator Mode 5 2 2 A Video Settings Select the Video tab to access the camera s video at
60. nnection When the connection is established the following message will be displayed at the bottom of the Web interface status Connected Connected Time Wed Jan 19 15 52 36 2011 Figure 4 4 21 Q GeoVision To start passive connection on GV Recording Server 1 On the GV Recording Server select Install Camera in the left menu appears Working Camera List SE Add HIP Device List Channel Display Mame 1 1 z 3 4 5 amp T 5 9 S a ee ee E E w p gt po Qn Geavision_G v MFD1 20 Series lt Search 6 DY R IPSpeedDame DYR FE420 F E421 GV BMS 200 8x5S20D E DW R PTZO10D FV BRIZOD EX 320D E IP Address 192 168 0 29 192 168 2200 192 1682 245 192 168 2142 192 168 5 166 192 168 1251 Max Camera Number 126 Port 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 Brand GeoVision Geovision GeoVision GeoVision GeoVision Geovision Figure 4 5 This dialog box y Device Name Geovision _GwW MFD120_Series Geo vision_ G SD010 GeoVision GY FE420 FE4301 Series Geo ision_Gy BXS20D BX53500_Ser Geo ision_Gy PTZ0100 Geovision_Gy BXS20D BX5300_Ser Export import F Save Reload 2 Click the IP Device List button SIP Device List on the Working Camera List The passive connection is listed as Passive Mode under the Connection Type a 22 IP Device List E Max active connections 256 max passive connections 126 Oo 4A mh F am
61. o Chapter 3 Getting Started for details 44 5 Administrator Mode 5 3 3 General Setup In the General Setup page you can configure the command port of GV Recording Server and configure system log settings to allow passive connection from GV IP Devices CH General setup General setup a Server Name WIN 357HFK9K7LW Command Port 20011 Auto Start Recording Yes No System Log Keep Days 1 60 30 Recycle Yes g O No Backup Settings Enable l Backup Path d ERS SystemLog Browse Time Setting 1 00 w Allow Geo IP Device Login User Name admin Password TETT Connect Port 51000 E DAVE E3 Reload Figure 5 22 General Setup E Server Name Type a name to identify the GV Recording Server The default value is the computer s name E Command Port The default command port is 20000 The command port is used for running the recording server program By default 9 ports are reserved ranging from 20000 to 20009 If other program is using the default ports you may need to change the command port value E Auto Start Recording Automatically start recording video once the GV Recording Server program is activated 45 Q GeoVision System Log E Keep days 1 60 Specify the number of days to keep system log before deleting E Recycle Enables recycling of system log E Backup Settings Select to assign a storage path and time to back up system log The default path is ERS SystemLog Allow Geo IP De
62. ons with Clients 7 5 Connecting with the GV Control Center You need to configure the GV Control Center to access video streaming from the GV Recording Server Note The GV Recording Server is only compatible with the GV Control Center of version 8 5 6 0 or later 1 1s w WN On the Host List right click Recording Server List and select Add Recording Server The Host Settings dialog box appears Host Settings Host Name Host 1 Address 192 168 0 153 Remember Account ID Password HTTF Port g0 Command Port 11000 f Default Hi List J amp Ta t cr S a DVR List Device Information a Compact DivR List Number of Cameras Video Server List Number of Modules PI IP Camera List gy 10 BOX List re Rkecording Server List fy Host List by ID Figure 7 14 lt gt Update Information lt gt Module 1 4 gt Number of Inputs lt gt ES Number of Outputs E Name the host of GV Recording Server Type the IP address or domain name of the GV Recording Server Type the client s username and password created on the GV Recording Server Keep the communication ports as default settings otherwise modify them to match the HTTP default value 80 and TCP IP default value 11000 ports on the GV Recording Server Figure 5 25 Click the Update Information button to request the number of cameras from the GV Recording Ser
63. ound the Clock 2011 02 DOWR FE110 Camerat Round the Clock 2011 02 Go le search the map se a a YSI4A Joyce Camera Round the Clock 2011 02 Remote Playback 4X GYV IPCAM H 264 Camerat Round the Clock 2011 02 OWR FE110 Camerat Round the Clock 2011 02 aidgi2011 15 32 56 965 e e Figure 6 15 1 Select Working Camera List or Host List to list all connecting cameras or list cameras by IP video devices 2 Double click the server name and select the cameras or select Select All 3 Use the Event Type drop down list to select the events to include in the search results 78 6 User Mode 4 Inthe Time section select Quick to specify a time period before and after a time point or select Range to specify a time range directly 5 Click Query to see the search results To see the live view of a camera select the camera and click the play button in the map Note 1 This page is only available when at least one camera is added to Emap 2 When more than 10000 search results are found browsing through the search results pages may take a long time 19 Q GeoVision 6 6 System Log Query Using the System Log Query you can search the system events of GV Recording Server such as camera connection HTTP server activation video recycling and USB Protection Key status etc To access this query expand Event List Query and select System Log Query System Log Query Event T
64. p F Ww Re eS lt Channel tems selected 6 Connection Typ Active Mode Active Mode Active Mode Active Mode Active Mode Active Mode Active Mode Passive Mode Host Mame Camera Name Be1 400W Camera GeoVision Gy Camera DYVR IPSpeedDo Camera D R FE420 FE421 Camera GY BRS2ZO0DNBX Camera O VR PT 0100 Camera GY AXS2ODNEx Camera GY AXS2ODNAx Camera Figure 4 6 IP Address Command F 192 165 0 133 10000 192 168 10 29 10000 192 168 2200 10000 192 165 2 245 10000 192 165 2142 10000 192 165 3166 10000 192 165 1251 10000 192 165 2199 10000 gt Reload Click Add and select a channel The IP device will be added to the Working Camera List Click Save In the left menu click Service and select Start to enable the Recording Server and Video Gateway services Click Save to start services 5 Administrator Mode Chapter 5 Administrator Mode The Administrator has access to all configurations in GV Recording Server On the left side of the Web interface five categories of configurations are listed in a tree menu Information Camera Server Network and Advanced Management Recording Server User Name admin F Logout a 3 information A Preview HH Multi Windows Camera Connection Information IP Address 192 168 0 18 192 168 0 35 192 168 0 11 192 168 0 192 192 168 0 28 192 168 0 192 Channel Display Name GV BX220D BX2 GV BX520D BXS GV CAW120 GV BX52
65. perator to easily locate the IP video devices To set up E Map 1 Click E Map Editor at the bottom of the E map page This window appears E Map Editor Windows Internet Explorer em ww Y E http 127 0 0 1 81 EMap index php fy Live Search r Favorites E Map Editor 3 wr ese re 1 Si Ee Lr JAE a gt i Camera List E gj Host GM V504A Joyce Camera2 GM Demo GV MFD110 Camera1 i DVR FE110 Camera1 fam Demo GV FE110 Camera1 vi C Range Query HH Multi Windows Figure 5 29 2 Drag the camera from the Camera List and drop in the Google map to indicate the location of the camera 56 5 Administrator Mode 3 Right click the camera icon and click Live View to see the live view of the camera SongShan gt oF vr f Be A Fi a y Fre D S pas J og Fk REF B wo amp Wunshan Sala District g l aunt SUED 7 Ki oe s f BRNE Tet R Map data 2011 BAILII aeons of Use ii C Range Query HH Multi Windows Figure 5 30 4 Right click the camera icon and click Street View to see the Google street view of the camera location Demo G FE110 Cameral i Lipp x i i BERMA gL a X p45 i m amp g _ ecm Demo GV FE110 Cameral 38 o SAS Gangqian Smit OMRT a oy 2 r C Range Query EH Multi Windows Figure 5 31 5 To change the direction of the cam
66. ports mail service for e mail notifications and Remote ViewLog for remote playback 5 4 1 Network In the Network page you can configure basic network settings as well as set up SSL protocol and Dynamic DNS Network Information Network Interface Card Intel R PRO 1000 CT Network Connection Packet Scheduler Minipi Mac Address 000c7620 ba83 IP Address 192 168 3 244 Subnet mask 255 255 252 0 Gateway 192 168 0 1 DNS1 192 168 0 1 DNS 2 Setup HTTP Port B0 SSL Enable Port 443 Certificate File crt server crt Browse Certificate Key File key server key Browse Certificate Chain File crt ca crt Browse Save Reload DDNS Enable Yes No Service Provider DynDNS org w Host Name lumbergh dipmap com ID lumbergh Password 1234567 E Save rea Reload Figure 5 25 50 5 Administrator Mode Information m Network Interface Card Select a Network Interface Card to connect to the Internet Setup E HTTP Port The default HTTP port is 80 m SSL Enable the Secure Sockets Layer SSL protocol for a more secure Internet connection To use your own Certificate File Certificate Key File and Certificate Chain File click the Browse buttons and select the files stored at your computer The encryption strength depends on your SSL certificate DDNS Dynamic DNS allows you to register a domain name to easily access your GV Recording Server when using a dynamic IP address E
67. r Geo ision_Gy PT201 OD GeoVision_GV BxXS200 8X3300_Ser gt a Export E5 Import Save Reload b Figure 5 8 The controls in the window No Name Description Add camera by manually typing the camera s connection 1 Add information or by selecting from IP Device List Shows connection information of cameras that were and are being connected no matter through active or passive mode 2 IP Device List You can select one or multiple cameras to add to Working Camera List or delete from IP Device List 3 Search Searches for available IP devices in the LAN A Edit Select a camera and click Edit to change host settings or camera display name Select one or multiple cameras and click Delete to delete 5 Delete 30 from Working Camera List 10 11 12 13 Move Max Camera Number Information Working Camera List Export Import Save Reload 5 Administrator Mode Select a camera and click Move to move the camera to another channel Use the drop down list to select the maximum number of camera to be displayed in a page Shows the number of GV IP Camera and third party camera supported by the USB dongle inserted Shows the cameras to be connected and recorded when the GV Recording Server is enabled Exports the camera connection information to an hit file Locate a previously exported hlt file and import the camera connection information Saves the current settings
68. r login account name and password Mail Setup E SMTP Server Type your mail server s URL address or IP address m E Mail From Type the sender s e mail address E E Mail To Type the recipient s e mail address For multiple recipients add a semicolon between each e mail address E Subject Type a subject that comes with the alert message Text Content Type the content of the alert message E Test Mail Account Click this button to send a test e mail to the assigned account 54 5 Administrator Mode 5 4 4 Remote ViewLog Through the network you can remotely retrieve the files recorded by GV Recording Server and play back video To see how to connect to GV Recording Server using Remote ViewLog see 7 4 Connecting with Remote ViewLog a Remote ViewLog Connect Setting Port JAIA Max Connections 16 Maximum idle time min 30 E Save E3 Reload Figure 5 28 E Port Keep the default port 5552 or modify to match the setting on Remote ViewLog E Max Connection s Type a number to limit the maximum number of connections Maximum idle time min Users connecting from Remote ViewLog will be disconnected after being idle longer than the time period specified 55 C GeoVision 5 5 Advanced Management The Advanced Management section allows you to set up E map connection to GV GIS user accounts and advanced query 5 5 1 E map E Map displays the area being monitored on Google Maps which allows the o
69. rnet Zone x Settings Automatic prompting for Activex controls Disable recommended a Disable Enable not secure Enable romp Binary and script behaviors Only allow approved domains to use Activex without prompt Administrator approved Disable Disable Enable Enable Run Activex controls and plug ins F A pisau iiu aait a Honk down pk a p3 Administrator approved Takes effect after you restart Internet Explorer O ee Enable Reset custom settings O Prompt Reset to unh gt 3 gt Script Activex controls marked safe for scripting Medan high idfa O Disable Enable Prompt lt gt ET abar affask afhew imi varbkavk Tabeenak Curlavns 97 C GeoVision B RTSP Protocol Support The GV Recording Server can support RTSP protocol for video streaming To connect using TCP port use the following RTSP command The default port is 554 rtsp lt Recording Server IP gt lt camNo gt _ lt streamNo gt For example rtsp 192 168 3 111 cam1_stream1 To connect using UDP port use the following RTSP command The default port range is 17300 to 17380 rtsp lt Recording Server IP gt lt port gt lt camNo gt _ lt streamNo gt For example rtsp 192 168 3 111 17300 cam1_stream1 Note 1 The RTSP server must be enabled on the Web interface See Figure 5 21 2 H 264 is the only codec supported by RTSP streaming 3 Only V
70. rom the GV Recording Server 1 Onthe main screen click the Tools button and select Address Book This dialog box appears Host J Group List o oia D a Host List wy DYR wy GV IF Device 3 GY Recording Server List a GY Backup Center List Wy GY Storage System List wy Group List Figure 7 11 2 Click Add GV Recording Server button LE This dialog box appears Add Recording Server IF Address 1927 168 0 153 Port 5552 Default w Remember Account Ee Guest Password ee Figure 7 12 91 Q GeoVision T Type the IP address of the GV Recording Server Use the default connection port 5552 or modify to match the settings on GV Recording Server Type the ID and Password of a GV Recording Server user account To add the GV Recording Server to address book under a group select a Group Name or type a new name Click OK and the GV Recording Server is now added to the address book Host J Group List o gpa w Host List my DVR my GV IP Device 5 a G Recording Server List H Testi 77 PC a G Backup Center List sa GY Storage System List a Group List Figure 7 13 Select an IP video device listed under the GV Recording Server and click the Connect button Bl The ViewLog video player appears and recorded events will be listed for playback For details on the playback functions see Chapter 4 Video Playback GV DVR User s Manual on the Software DVD 92 Connecti
71. rrent video codec resolution and data Audio Displays the audio data rates when the microphone and speaker devices are enabled GPS For details see 6 7 8 GPS Maps Setting Camera Adjustment Allows you to adjust the image quality 66 6 User Mode 6 1 2 Snapshot of a Live Video To take a snapshot of live video follow these steps 1 Click the Snapshot button No 5 Figure 6 2 The Save As dialog box appears 2 Specify Save in type the File name and select JPEG or BMP as Save as Type You may also choose whether to display the name and date stamps on the image 3 Click the Save button to save the image in the local computer 6 1 3 Video Recording You can record live images for a certain period of time to your local computer 1 Click the Download button No 6 Figure 6 2 The Save As dialog box appears 2 Specify Save in type the File name and move the Time Period scroll bar to specify the time length of the video clip from 1 to 5 minutes 3 Click the Save button to start recording 4 To stop recording click the Stop button No 2 Figure 6 2 6 1 4 Picture in Picture and Picture and Picture View The full screen mode provides two types of close up views Picture in Picture PIP and Picture and Picture PAP The two views are useful in providing clear and detailed images of the surveillance area To access this feature e Click the Full Screen button No 7 Figure 6 2 Right click the full
72. s in the multicast group is displayed automatically on the host list If you cannot see any host displayed click the Configure button select General Setup select Multicast and ensure the relevant IP address port number and network card are correctly configured 2 Expand the Host folder and drag the desired cameras to the screen for display If the host has already set a password you will be promoted to enter it at this step 3 To receive audio broadcasting first ensure a speaker is properly installed on the local computer Then click the Configure button select General Setup select Receive broadcast audio and ensure the broadcast IP address and port number are correctly configured 4 To save the current settings of screen division and camera display for future use click the Configure button select Video List Setup and select Export You can also select Import to apply the pre defined settings Note Using Multicast you can only connect to GV Recording Server under LAN 90 Connections with Clients 7 4 Connecting with Remote ViewLog You can install Remote ViewLog from the Software DVD or download Remote ViewLog through the Web interface of GV Recording Server In the left menu click Advanced Query and in the window that pops up select Utility Download Click the Download button of Remote ViewLog to download the program After installing the program you need to configure the Remote ViewLog to access recorded files f
73. screen to select PIP or PAP e Right click the live view to select PIP or PAP 67 C GeoVision Picture in Picture View With the Picture in Picture PIP view you can crop the video to get a close up view or zoom in on the video Navigation box Inset window Figure 6 4 1 Select PIP An inset window appears 2 Click the insert window A navigation box appears 3 Move the navigation box around in the inset window to have a close up view of the selected area 4 To adjust the navigation box size move the cursor to any of the box corners and enlarge or diminish the box 5 To exit the PIP view right click the image and click PIP again 68 6 User Mode Picture and Picture View With the Picture and Picture PAP view you can create a split video effect with multiple close up views on the image A total of 7 close up views can be defined Figure 6 5 1 Select PAP A row of three inset windows appears at the bottom 2 Draw a navigation box on the image and this selected area is immediately reflected in one inset window Up to seven navigation boxes can be drawn on the image 3 To adjust a navigation box size move the cursor to any of the box corners and enlarge or diminish the box 4 To move a navigation box to another area on the image drag it to that area 5 To change the frame color of the navigation box or hide the box right click the image select Mega Pixel Setting and click on
74. tion 1 Click the Add button and select Add New Host This dialog box appears Add Host x Connection Type Active Mode a IP Address Command Port 97 Web Port 9 ID Password Brand Geovision hal Device Name Gyv so2od ne Mac Address Get Device Information ORK Cancel Figure 5 10 Select a Connection Type and type the IP Address ID and Password of the IP device Change the default Command Port and Web Port if you wish Click Auto Detect to detect the camera s Brand Device Name and Mac Address re amp YN If the device information cannot be automatically detected manually use the drop down list to select the Brand and Device Name and type the Mac Address of the device 32 5 Administrator Mode 6 If you want to use ONVIF PSIA or RTSP protocol for connection select Protocol from the Brand drop down list and select the desired protocol from the Device Name drop down list Brand Protocol w Device Name ONWVIH hk i imi Mac Address G 0Vision_GV HTTP_SDK o E Get Device Information ONVIF _PSIA RTSP over HTTP RTSP over TCP 1 RTSP over UDP Figure 5 11 7 Click OK After adding the cameras through one of the methods above a dialog box appears Type a number and the cameras will be mapped to that channel and the channels after it If the channels are already occupied a message appears to ask if you want to replace existing cameras Click NO to map the cameras to the
75. to 5 3 6 Notification and 5 2 2 Camera Setting to see how to set up notifications and record policy Suggested Time Interval for Motion Detection The number of channels GV Recording Server can receive and transmit may vary depending on the frequency of motion detection you set When the time interval between each motion detection is small motion detection is more sensitive but more CPU resource is required Below is the suggested time interval for motion detection and the number of channels supported at that time interval 1 0 M 1280 x 1024 500 milliseconds 2 0 M 1920 x 1080 3 0 M 2048 x 1536 250 milliseconds 9 0 M 2560 x 1920 43 C GeoVision 5 3 Server In the Server section you can start services configure general setup specify storage path modify Video Gateway ports and set up e mail notifications 5 3 1 Service The Recording Server service must be started to record videos from connected IP devices and the Video Gateway service must be started to receive and stream videos gn Service Service Recording Server Start Stop Video Gateway Start O Stop g If the service fails to start please make sure the service settings are correct El Save aa Reload Figure 5 21 5 3 2 Install Wizard When logging in GV Recording Server for the first time the Install Wizard will be prompted to help you add IP video devices assign storage path to store recorded videos and start connections Refer t
76. tributes and audio settings Video Record Setting Schedule Preview Display Name GeoVision _GV CAW220 IP Address 1927 168 0 166 Brightness 177 Contrast Saturation Hue Default Reload H If you are unable to connect please first make sure Video Gateway is open Video Connection Type Active Mode Streaming pomen mm na Streaming Enable Yes No C Apply this setting to all cameras Ratio 16 9 i Video Codec H264 w Resolution 1920 x 1080 R Audio Audio Two way Audio Save ap Return Figure 5 13 Preview Move the sliders to adjust the camera image s brightness contrast saturation and hue Click the Default button to load the default settings of the camera s video attributes Video E Connection Type Shows whether the camera is connected through active mode or passive mode E Streaming If the camera supports dual stream you can select stream 1 or stream 2 to set up the ratio video codec and resolution of the stream E Enable You can choose to enable both streams or disable one of the streams 35 C GeoVision E Ratio Select a display ratio for the stream selected E Video Codec Select a type of video compression method E Resolution Select a resolution for live view and recorded video Audio E Audio Enables audio of live view E Two Way Audio Enables two way audio for the camera Note 1 Two way audio is only supported for GV IP d
77. uery Using the Login and Logout Query you can search the login and logout information of Supervisor and clients To access this query expand Event List Query in the left menu and select Login Logout Query Login Logout Query WIN CE1CLIC2QUP Select All 2011 01 27 00 00 00 ant 2011 01 27 23 ae 59 59 Query Result List E Export Word G Export Caw Device Name User Name Login Logout Time Status Mode NOTE DSI 1 WIN CEICLJC2 fae Login 2011 01 27 Q SUCCESS Local 192 168 0 63 No 2 WIN CEICLJC2 fae Login 2011 01 27 Q SUCCESS Video Gateway 192 1638 0 63 No Figure 6 18 1 Inthe Device Name section click the server name and select the cameras or select Select All 2 Inthe User Name section type the Supervisor s or a client s name You can also leave the field blank to search all users that have logged in and out the GV Recording Server In the Login Logout section select one type of event or Select All In the Time section select a period of time In the Status section select login Fail or Success In the Mode section select Video Gateway oe a SS SS In the DST section select Select All to search all events including DST Daylight Saving Time events Y to only search DST events or N not to search DST events 8 Click Query to see the search results You can click the Add button to save the search criteria to the Favorite List in the left menu for future use You can also
78. ull functions available Internal USB dongle GV IP video devices only 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 68 72 76 80 84 88 92 96 100 104 108 112 116 120 124 128 IP channels Third party IP devices Includes GV IP video devices 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 68 72 76 80 84 88 92 96 100 104 108 112 116 120 124 128 IP channels Note The internal type of USB dongle can provide the Hardware Watchdog function to the GV Recording Server by restarting the computer when Windows crashes To see how to install the internal GV USB Dongle refer to Appendix D Install the Internal USB Dongle 1 1 6 Compatible Versions of GeoVision Applications The GV Recording Server is only compatible with the following version GV System GV Control Center Multi View Multicast version 8 5 6 or later GV GIS version 3 0 or later GV Mobile Server version 1 3 or later 10 2 Installation Chapter 2 Installation 2 1 Installing the GV Recording Server It is recommended to install the GV Recording Server on a dedicated computer or server Before installing the GV Recording Server you need to plug the GV USB Dongle to the computer and then install the dongle driver Follow the steps below to install the driver and the GV Recording Server 1 Insert Software DVD to the computer It runs automatically and a window appears 2 To install USB driver select Install or Remove GeoVision GV Series Driver a
79. ve E Reload Previous page af Done Figure 3 6 3 Click Save and click Done The Camera Connection Information page appears and shows the connection status of the camera added Note 1 The default recording policy is round the clock recording 2 When the USB Dongle for GV Video Gateway is inserted the Recording Server option and recording functions will not be available After adding camera you can refer to 5 2 2 Camera Setting to see how to start or stop recording individual cameras In addition you can customize camera settings such as setting video attributes recording policy and recording schedule 18 4 Active and Passive Mode Chapter 4 Active and Passive Mode The GV Recording Server is a proxy server on a network that can receive and record up to 128 IP video channels as well as transmit up to 300 IP video channels to clients simultaneously There are two ways to establish connection with IP video devices active connection where GV Recording Server initiates the connection and passive connection where the GV IP video device initiates the connection ar e EEEFH e GV Video Server GV IPCAM hele Conmeen 2 GV Compact DVR Third party IP devices Fai i TTS T GV Video Server GV IPCAM Passive Connection TE Ger m GV Compact DVR i GV Recording Server Figure 4 1 Note Passive connection is only supported for GV IP devices 19 C GeoVision 4 1 Act
80. ver When the update is complete the message Update system information successfully will appear Click OK The host is created under the Recording Server List 93 C GeoVision 7 6 Connecting with the GV Mobile Server You need to configure the GV Mobile Server to access video streaming from the GV Recording Server Note The GV Recording Server is only compatible with GV Mobile Server of version 1 3 or later 1 94 Select a camera from the left menu and click the Stream Source tab This window appears GV Mobile Server Professional o tal Physical Cameras 01 GV DVR NVR General 02 GV DVR NVR CameraName 1 03 GV DVR NVR 0A GV DVR NVR Stream Setting _ B dega Stream Source Stream 1 Stream 2 06 GV DVR NVR 071 GV DVR NVR Brand GV Recording Ser 08 GV DVR NVR 09 GV DVR NVR IP Address 127 0 0 1 10 GV DVR NVR 7 O 11 GV DVR NVR Command Pot 11000 i 12 GV DVR NVR User Name a gt 13 GV DVR NVR f 14 GV DVR NVR Password 15 GV DVR NVR 16 GV DVR NVR Source Camera 171 GV DVR NVR 18 GV DVR NVR m 19 GV DVR NVR 20 GV DVR NVR E Connectto stream2 t 21 GV DVR NVR 22 GV DVR NVR Only decode key frame when source is IP device 23 GV DVR NVR 24 GV DVR NVR 25 GV DVR NVR 26 GV DVR NVR 27 GV DVR NVR 28 GV DVR NVR 29 GV DVR NVR 30 GV DVR NVR 31
81. vice Login Select this option to allow GV IP devices to connect to GV Recording Server Type a user name password and connect port for the IP device to connect Refer to 4 2 Passive Connection for more details 46 5 Administrator Mode 5 3 4 Storage Path In the Storage Path page you can set a storage path for each camera to store recorded videos and specify the file size threshold for recycling recorded video Refer to the Setting Storage Path section in Chapter 3 Getting Started for details 5 3 9 Video Gateway The Video Gateway page allows you to configure the connection settings for TCP IP port Multicast streaming and RTSP protocol Yi Video Gateway TCP IP Connect Port 11000 Max Connection s 1 300 300 Auto Start C Yes No Multicast Network Interface Card Intel R PRO 1000 CT Network Connection Packet Schedi Multicast Enable Update Period 10 IP Address 224 1 1 2 Port 8300 Password CEEL RTSP RTSP TCP Port 554 RTP RTCP UDP Port 17300 Max Connection s 1 20 20 B Dave E Reload Figure 5 23 TCP IP E Connect Port The default TCP IP port is 11000 E Max Connection s 1 300 Specify the maximum number of channels transmitted to clients The default value is 300 channels 47 Q GeoVision E Auto Start Automatically starts connections with IP devices after GV Recording Server is started Multicast The multicast provides a mechanism for sending a single video and audio stream
82. word Host Default 192 168 3 107 Edit Device UserName Password Save Password Forget Password Change Password OK Cancel MultiView support 1024768 or higher resolution screen and version 5 4 or later Figure 7 8 88 Connections with Clients 6 Type the clients username and password created on the GV Recording Server 7 Click OK to login 8 The GV Recording Server created on the Host list will be listed Drag and drop its IP cameras to the desired channels on the Multi View Host Auto ues Ha el 168 3 107 1 GVIPSpeer Figure 7 9 For details on the Multi View functions see Multi View Viewer Chapter 8 Remote Viewing GV DVR User s Manual on the Software DVD 89 C GeoVision 7 3 Connecting with Multicast The Multicast view allows you to receive video and audio streams from a multicast group You will need to first enable the multicast function as described in 5 3 5 Video Gateway You can install Multicast from the Software DVD or download it from the Web interface of GV Recording Server In the left menu click Advanced Query and in the window that pops up select Utility Download Click the Download button of GVMulticastSetup to download the program After downloading the program open the zipped file and run the program amp MulticatHostt amp Multicast Hostt Host List Configure e4 ig eS LH bi EEE E a Figure 7 10 Configure Button 1 The host
83. ype select All working Camera List Testi 77 PC oeoo FEE Query Result List fw Export Word B Export Cev Device Name Host Camera Event Type Event details Time DST 1 Test177 PC SWR1 127 0 0 1 Passive connection fr SVR 2011 11 16 16 46 40 Ho 2 Test177 PC SWRA 127 0 0 1 Camera 1 Start monitoring for ro 2011 11 16 16 47 08 No 3 Test177 PC SWR 127 0 0 1 Camera 1 Stop monitoring for ra 2011 11 16 16 52 25 No 4 Testi 77 PC SWRA 127 0 0 1 Camera 1 Start monitoring for ro 2011 11 16 16 52 36 No Figure 6 16 1 Select Working Camera List or Host List to list all connecting cameras or list cameras by IP video devices 2 Double click the server name and select the cameras or select Select All 3 Use the Event Type drop down list to select the type of event to include in the search results 4 Inthe Time section select a period of time 5 Click Query to see the search results You can click the Add button to save the search criteria to the Favorite List in the left menu for future use You can also export the search results in word format and excel format by clicking Export Word or Export Csv 80 6 User Mode 6 7 Behavior Log Query Using the Behavior Log Event Query you can search the events of Supervisor s activities such as adding a host adding a user modifying port previewing video images and etc To access this query expand Event List Query and select Behavior Log Query Behavior Log
84. ys 1 30 Specify the number of days to keep the recorded files m Never Recycle Select to never recycle videos recorded by this camera E Recording If the camera supports dual stream you can select to use stream 1 or stream 2 for recording The other stream will be used for preview I O Device Setting Use the drop down list to select an input device When the selected input device is triggered recording will start or e mail alarm will be sent if the options are selected E Rec Video Start recording upon input trigger for the Video Clip Time length specified above mE E mail Alarm The administrator can receive an e mail alert after input trigger To use this function you must also set up the mail server See 5 4 3 Mail Service Recording Policy In the Record Policy section use the Record Policy drop down list to select one of the following record policies E Round the Clock Records continuously E Motion Detect Starts recording upon motion detection E 1 O Trigger Starts recording upon input device triggered E Schedule Records according to the schedule specified Note 1 Recording upon I O trigger is only supported on GV IP devices 2 After a camera is added to the Working Camera List the default recording policy is Round the Clock To customize the recording policy 1 The Post Rec and Pre Rec options are available when Motion Detect I O Trigger or Schedule is selected lf Motion Detect or I O Trigger is s

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