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General| PAL resolutions | 704 x 576, 704 x 576, 352 x 288, 352 x 288, 176 x 144 pixels |
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| NTSC resolutions | 704 x 480, 704 x 480, 352 x 240, 352 x 240, 176 x 112 pixels |
| Channels quantity | 4 channels |
| Maximum frame rate | 30 fps |
| Maximum video resolution | 704 x 576 pixels |
| Video compression formats | H.264, M-JPEG |
| PTZ control | Yes |
| Compatible operating systems | Windows XP\\r Windows Vista\\r Windows 7\\r Windows 8\\r Windows Server 2008\\r Windows Server 2012 |
| Product color | Black, White |
| Supported network protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, UDP, SMTP, FTP, DHCP, NTP, UPnP, DynDNS, 3GPP/ISMA, Multicast, RTSP, QoS (DSCP), SNMP |
| Copper ethernet cabling technology | 100BASE-T, 10BASE-T |
| BNC input ports | 4 |
| I/O terminal ports | - |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 2 |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 1 |
| Minimum system requirements | Internet Explorer 7+ |
| Power requirements | 12V, 1.35A |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -20 - 55 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 0 - 85 % |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 730 g |
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| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 145 x 174 x 40 mm |
Describes different GV-Video Server models and their features.
Details the different GV-Video Server models and their specifications.
Lists included accessories for each GV-Video Server model.
Specifies software and hardware requirements for using the server.
Explains Power over Ethernet capabilities and limitations.
Describes GPS functionality, tracking, and model compatibility.
Lists optional devices to enhance GV-Video Server capabilities.
Details the physical components and layout of the GV-Video Server.
Provides basic steps for connecting the GV-Video Server to a network.
Guides users on how to find the server's IP address using utility.
Outlines the procedure to assign a static IP or modify network settings.
Covers essential initial configurations like date, time, and user passwords.
Steps to view live camera feeds via web browser.
Overview of main interface features for guest and administrator access.
Details controls and functions within the live video display window.
Explains the various panels available in the live view interface.
Instructions on how to capture still images from live video streams.
Describes the process for recording live video to a local computer.
Explains multi-view display options for detailed surveillance.
How to configure alerts for motion detection or input triggers.
Settings for audio input/output and video buffering.
Accessing settings remotely, including firmware upgrades.
Instructions on how to display camera names on the interface.
Adjusting video quality settings for better clarity.
Operating Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) controllable cameras.
Using on-screen graphical controls for PTZ camera operation.
Managing digital inputs and outputs for device interaction.
Automating device states by interacting directly with the video image.
Viewing current network connection information and status.
Configuration of video settings, motion detection, privacy masks, and overlays.
Settings for digital I/O, PTZ cameras, GPS, and Wiegand interfaces.
Configuration of email, FTP, and central station alerts for detected events.
Starting and stopping monitoring operations manually or based on schedules.
Defining schedules for activating recording and I/O monitoring.
Accessing and playing back recorded files remotely.
Network configuration including LAN, wireless, advanced TCP/IP, UMTS, and multicast.
System management tasks like date/time, storage, user accounts, logs, and tools.
Steps to enable and configure video/audio recording functions.
Methods for playing back recorded video files from the server.
How to play back files from a USB drive using special software.
How to play back recorded files remotely over TCP/IP.
How to play back recorded GPS location data on maps.
How to play back events recorded during DST periods.
Procedures for updating the server's firmware via web or utility.
How to save and load device configurations using the IP Device Utility.
Detailed steps for using GPS tracking features with Google Maps.
How to reset the server to its original factory default settings.
How to check the integrity of recorded video using watermark proofing.
Configuring the GV-Video Server within the GV-System for video management.
How GV-System receives cardholder data from the server via Wiegand.
Using Multi View application for remote monitoring and managing cameras.
Using E-Map editor for remote monitoring and managing cameras.
Configuring connection and settings for the Center V2 CMS.
Configuring connection and settings for the VSM CMS.
Configuring the dispatch server for load balancing Center V2 servers.
Pin assignments and functions for terminal blocks on these models.
Terminal block pin assignments and functions for the GV-VS11 model.
I/O Cable with RJ-45 Connector and pin assignments for the GV-VS12 model.
Connecting to GV-Video Server using GV-GView V2 on Pocket PC devices.
Connecting via GV-MSView V2/V3 on Windows-based smartphones.
Connecting via GV-SSView V3 on Symbian-based smartphones.
Accessing GV-Video Server directly via 3G mobile phones without specific apps.
Connecting using the GV-Eye app on Android smartphones and tablets.
Connecting using GV-Eye/GV-Eye HD apps on iOS devices.
Technical video specifications including standard, input, compression, frame rate, and resolution.
Technical audio specifications including input, compression, and support.
Management features like event handling, storage, security, and language options.
Network interface types and supported protocols.
PoE standards and power output details for the devices.
Details of physical ports and connections available on the devices.
Operating temperature and humidity ranges.
Device dimensions and weight specifications.
Supported applications like network storage, mobile phone access, and CMS integration.
Specific browser security settings required for optimal operation.
Lists compatible wireless LAN USB adapters for network connectivity.
Lists compatible mobile broadband devices for 3G connectivity.
Provides commands and examples for RTSP streaming.
Lists compatible PTZ cameras that can be controlled by the system.
Provides commands for accessing snapshots and settings via CGI interface.
Table listing default network port numbers for various services.
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