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AVerMedia Technologies NV 1000 Sensor Inputs, 1.9.1Connecting External Sensors/Relays to NV1000/3000/5000, 1.9Connecting External Sensors/Relays to NV1000/3000/5000/7000

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AVerMedia NV1000/3000/5000/7000 User’s Manual

1.9Connecting External Sensors/Relays to NV1000/3000/5000/70001.9.1Connecting External Sensors/Relays to NV1000/3000/5000

The I/O Audio card enables you to connect 4 sensor inputs and 3 relay outputs. You need to use 1 D-type 15 Pin connector cable to connect the external I/O box and the I/O Audio card as below.

The optional I/O Audio card allows you to connect 4 audio inputs. Connect the audio cables to audio inputs if necessary.

The pin signal assignment of the external I/O box is as followed.

Sensor Inputs

You can attach external sensors such as infrared sensors, smoke detectors, proximity sensors, door sensors to the AVerMedia digital surveillance system’s input-signal connectors on the I/O Audio Card. These devices trigger the system to respond with a predefined action (e.g. record video).

Contents

NV 1000/3000/5000/7000 Digital Video Recording System Preface FCC NOTICE CAUTION ON MODIFICATIONS CE NOTICE ENG AVerMedia NV1000/3000/5000/7000 User’s Manual DISCLAIMER TRADEMARKS COPYRIGHT TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 INSTALLING HARDWARE CHAPTER 2 INSTALLING SOFTWARE CHAPTER 3 CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM CHAPTER 4 USING THE SYSTEM CHAPTER 5 USING REMOTE PROGRAM APPENDIX B IMAGE VERIFICATION PREFACE Page Page NV 1000/ NV 3000 Video Capture Card Specifications Product Video Card Specifications NV 5000 Video Capture Card Specifications NV 7000 Video Capture Card Specifications Manual Conventions Type Stands for Example Page LIMITED WARRANTY Page Page Chapter 1 Installing Hardware 1.2NV 1000/3000/5000/7000 Hardware Installation Combinations NV 1000 system hardware installation combinations: NV 3000 system hardware installation combinations: NV 5000 system hardware installation combinations: NV 7000 system hardware installation combinations: 1.3 NV 1000 DVR Hardware Installation 1.4 NV 3000 DVR Hardware Installation 1.4.1Install One Video Capture Card and One Audio Card (Optional) 1.4.2Install 2 Video Capture Cards and 2 Audio Cards 1.4.3 Install 4 Video Capture Cards 1.5 NV 5000 DVR Hardware Installation 1.5.1 Installing One AVerMedia DVR Video Capture Card 1.5.2 Installing Optional I/O Audio Card and Video Extension Cards 1. Installing 1 Video Capture Card and 1 optional I/O Audio Card 2.Installing 3 Optional Video Extension Cards 3. Install 1 Optional I/O Audio Card and 1 Video Extension Card 4.Installing 2 Video Capture Cards and 2 Video Extension Cards Page 1.6 NV 7000 DVR Hardware Installation 1.6.1Installing One AVerMedia NV 7000 Video Capture Card 1.6.2Installing 4 NV 7000 Video Capture Cards 1.6.3Installing an I/O Card 1.7Connecting the Watchdog line 1.7.1Connecting the Watchdog line to NV 1000/3000/5000 1.7.2Connecting the Watchdog line to NV ONE FOUR 1.8Connecting Cameras and TV-outCable 1.8.1Connecting Cameras and TV-outCable to NV 1000/3000/5000 1.8.2Connecting Cameras and TV-outCable to NV7000 connecting capture sequence of BNC camera BNC audio connector card Page 1.9Connecting External Sensors/Relays to NV1000/3000/5000/7000 1.9.1Connecting External Sensors/Relays to NV1000/3000/5000 Sensor Inputs Relay Outputs Pin Signals and Specifications A. Sensor Input Specification Relay Output Specification B. COIL RATINGS (at 20 oC ) Coil Nominal C. CONTACT RATINGS Contact Arrangement 1 Form C (SPDT) D. External I/O Box pin signals Pin # 1.9.2Connecting External Sensors/Relays to NV7000 Page 1.10Connecting POS (Not Supplied) Chapter 2 Installing Software 2.1Installing NV1000/3000/5000 Application Software 2.1.1Installing NV1000/3000/5000 Application in Windows 2000/XP Next Yes 4.Enter the Company Name and CDKey Nex Page 2.2Installing NV 7000 Application Software 2.2.1Installing NV7000 Application in Windows 2000/XP Company Name CDKey 5.Enter User ID and Password. Click Next to continue Page 2.3Installing NV1000/3000/5000 Driver 2.3.1Installing NV1000/3000/5000 driver in Windows Page 2.3.2Installing NV1000/3000/5000 driver in Windows XP Cancel Continue Anyway Finish Finish 2.4Installing NV7000 Driver 2.4.1Installing NV7000 driver in Windows NEXT Page 2.4.2Installing NV7000 driver in Windows XP Cancel Page 2.5 Removing Video Capture Card Driver Start settings Control Panel 2.Double click Add/Remove Program icon Chapter 3 Configuring the System Chapter 3 Configuring the System 3.1.1Introducing the Functions buttons on Display/Playback The application screens used in this manual are from NV 5000 system Monitor Screen 1.Exit 3.Date/Time/Free Space 4.Recording 5.E-Map 6.Network 7.System Configuration 11.Event Log 12.POS (Point of Sales) 13.Auto Scan 14.Full Screen mode 15.Relays Playback Screen 18.Slider 19.Playback Control Buttons Begin: Previous: Rewind: Pause: Play: Faster: Next: 27.Event Log 28.Save 29.Print 30.Set Segment 31.Output Segment 3.2.1System Setting 1.Storage Path Add Delete Free space of each storage need to have at least 8 GB in the beginning 2.Desk Top lock 3.Beep if no signal 4.Ask for password when login Ask for password when login 5.Date format 7.Language 8.Video System 9.UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) Enable Vendor Page 3.2.2Camera Setting 1.Camera Icons All 2 Enable 3 Camera Display: Name: Comment: 4 Video Adjustment 6Auto Brightness Control and Night View Auto Brightness Control 3.2.3Recording Setting (Video and Audio) 1 Camera Icons All 2 Recording Mode Always Recording: Motion Recording: Smart Recording: No Recording: 3 Enable Audio: 4 Motion Detection 5 Quality 6 Frame Rate The max frame rate will vary from different product configuration resolution Deinterlace 8 Compression Type MPEG4 MJPEG NV 7000 only supports MPEG4 compression format 9 Mask/Shield Edit Shield Mask Mask: NV 7000 does not provide the Shield function Please use Shield very carefully to avoid missing any important video data 3.2.4Network Setting Transmitting Cameras all Server Configuration IP: Enable Handy View: Enable Handy View 5.3 Handy View Dynamic DNS: A Registering Domain Names 3.2.5Schedule Setting Record: Record Motion Recording mode Always recording” Backup: Backup Reboot: Reboot Enable Network: Schedule Setting Disable Alarm: Disable Alarm There are 2 schedule modes to run the assigned task Weekly: One Time: One Time 3.2.6Backup Setting 1.Calendar 2.Backup files Information Selected Files: Required Space: 4.Delete files after Backup 5.Select backup files storage path 6.Backup Table 3.2.7Sensor Setting 1.Sensor ID 2.Enable 3.Content 4.Test High Low 3.2.8Relay Setting 1.Relay ID 3.2.9Alarm Setting Select Device: Select Camera: Enable Time: Conditions: Motion: Video Loss: 5.Action: Relay Output: File Call Out: Call Out setting Phone Number Comment File Save Call Out List” Send E-Mail: E-Mail alarm and Password ID and Password: password B.Mail From: 3.2.10User Setting 1 Authorization Level User Administrator 2 Control Right 3 Remote Visible Cameras 4 Name, Password, Comment and Confirm Password Chapter 4 Using the System Chapter 4 Using the System 8-CamSplit Display 9-CamSplit Display 13-CamSplit Display 16-CamSplit Display Page 4.1.2Full Screen Display 4.1.3Auto Scan 4.1.4Alarm Status and Reset Reset: Save: Clear: Close: Page 4.2.2Playing the Videos 4.2.3Catching Desired Videos 4.2.3.1Output AVI files Page 4.2.3.2Save Static Images 4.2.3.3Printing Static Images 4.3 Play Backup Video Files Stop: Set Segments: Output Segment: Print: Video Slider Playing Time/Speed: This indicator shows the playing time and speed Play File: 4.4 Searching Desired Videos 4.4.1Intelligent Search Intelligent Search List Searching Duration Setting Begin/End Time 4.4.2Event Search Output Event List Searching Duration 4.4.3Visual Search “Visual Search” Visual search by day No Data Searching by hour No Data Video search by hour Search by minute Video search by second search by 10-second 4.4.4Searching Events by Event Log Viewer EVENT Date 4.5 Using E-Map Cameras 4.6 Using PTZ Camera 1.Select Camera Use PTZ 2.Connection Settings Com Port PTZ Model Preset Name PTZ Setup Zoom in / Zoom out Focus in / Focus out Camera Number Auto pan Auto pan path group Preset position numbers Moving speed of camera lens Save 4.7.1Checking Event Logs 4.7.2Checking Operation Logs Operation 4.7.3Checking POS Logs POS 4.6.4Checking System Logs System 4.7.5Check Network Logs Page 4.8 Using POS POS name: Use COM: Skip first…lines: Map to Channel: 4.3.2 Event Search FINDING TEXT 4.3.4 Searching Events by Event Log Viewer Note: 4.9 Using Network Server 4.10 Using Functional Keys Function Keys Function description 4.11 Checking System Information Page Chapter 5 Using Remote Program 5.1 Using WebCam 3.2.10 User Setting Monitor Screens: DirectDraw: Not all graphic cards support the DirectDraw function Received file size: Camera frames: Split display mode Audio: Voice Phone: Page Export Full screen Snapshot Select a PTZ camera Select a PTZ camera Focus in / Focus out Zoom in / Zoom out Preset position numbers Position status bar Auto Pan Remote setup Remote Remote Console 5.2 Using Remote Console Event Log Viewer 4.5 Using Event Log Viewer 5.2 Using the Remote Console 5.2.1System requirement CPU: Memory: 256MB VGA: 5.2.2Using Display from Remote Console 3.Server Site and Transmission Information 7.System Setup 8.Display 9.Playback 11.Full Screen 12.Sensors 13.Relays 14.Audio Volume Adjustment 5.2.3Using Playback from Remote Console 1.Audio Volume Adjustment 2.Slider 3.Time Button 4.Split Screen Display 5.Date / Time / Speed Status 6.Playback Control Buttons 7.Date 8.Camera ID 5.3Handy View http://61.12.33.65/MOBILE 3.2.4 Network setting Page Application Downloading Complete Download PDA-Viewer Connecting to Server Connecting DVR server Display mode Page Page Appendix A Registering Domain Names 3.User Information Host Name E-mail Company Country Appendix B Image Verification B.ImageVerify returns 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