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[System Info] 

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Device Name: 

Displays the name of the device. To change the device name from the 

device’s Web interface, see 

5.1.1 System Settings

.

 

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Network Settings / Web Port:

 Displays the IP address and web port value of the 

device. To change the IP address, see 

Ethernet Setting

 below.

 

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Registered Info:

 Displays the number of users and face photos currently registered.

 

 

[System Settings] 

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Radar Sensor:

 Enables radar sensor for detecting motion and automatically turning on 

the device’s white LED.

 

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Display Logo:

 Enable to display the GeoVision logo on the touchscreen panel.

 

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Display Date: 

Enable to display the time and date at the upper-right corner of the 

touchscreen panel.

 

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Auth Mode: 

Select to authenticate and grant user access by 

Face Only 

mode, 

Card o

r 

Face

 mode, or 

Card + Face 

mode. 

Face Only

 mode is enabled by default. 

 

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Display NFC Detection Area: 

Only when 

Card or Face

 is selected for Auth Mode, 

disable to remove the NFC detection area on the touchscreen panel. 

 

Note: 

The

 Card or Face 

mode also supports QR code scanning for visitor management via 

GV-VMWeb. See

 Chapter 12 GV-VMWeb for Visitor Management

 in

 GV-ASManager 

User’s Manual

. 

 

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Mask Detection Prompt:

 Disabled by default, swipe to enable 

Voice Alert for Mask

 

and 

Display Mask Info

.   

⚫

 

Voice Alert for Mask:

 Enabled by Mask Detection Prompt, 

plays “Please wear a 

fa

ce mask” when a face without a mask is presented. 

⚫

 

Display Mask Info:

 Enabled by Mask Detection Prompt

, displays “Please wear a 

face mask” when a face without a mask is presented. 

◼

 

QR Code LED: 

Enabled by default, QR Code LED turns on when detecting motion 

around. The option is available only when the Auth Mode is set to 

Card o

r 

Face

 mode. 

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Sound Volume: 

Adjusts the sound volume of the device.

 

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Network Setting: 

Enable DHCP or assign a static IP address. 

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Date & Time Settings:

 Adjusts the date and time settings of the device. 

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Language:

 Change the language of GV-FR Panel, from English as default, to Bulgarian, 

Czech, English, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, 

Slovak, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian 

Summary of Contents for GV-FR

Page 1: ...GV FR Panel Before attempting to connect or operate this product please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use User s Manual FRPANELV12 A ...

Page 2: ...tal 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 Ge...

Page 3: ...etting Started 9 2 1 Accessing GV FR Panel 9 2 2 Looking Up the IP address 10 2 3 Local Settings 12 Chapter 3 Access Control Integration 15 3 1 Setting up GV ASManager 16 3 1 1 Adding GV Controller 16 3 1 2 Setting GV FR Panel to be a Door 18 Chapter 4 User Management on GV ASManager and GV FR Panel 20 4 1 Adding User Faces Cards on GV ASManager 21 4 2 Uploading to GV FR Panel 23 4 3 Using GV FR P...

Page 4: ...rigger 34 5 4 Event Query 36 Chapter 6 Advanced Applications 37 6 1 Upgrading System Firmware 37 6 2 Restoring to Factory Default Settings 39 6 3 GV Face Manager for Face Database Management 39 Chapter 7 Third Party Controller Integration 41 7 1 Via Onboard Wiegand Interface 41 7 2 Via GV FWC Converter 42 Specifications 45 Appendix 45 Verifying the Connection between GV FR Panel and GV AS Controll...

Page 5: ...tions Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense CE Notice This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures RoHS Compliance The Restriction of Hazardous S...

Page 6: ...mance Face Recognition Limitations GV FR Panel may not be able to recognize faces wearing any type of masks or sunglasses Detection Area of Cards Tags Fobs QR Codes When swiping cards place them closely against the touch screen for optimal detection effect When swiping tags fobs place them closely against the text NFC on the touch screen for optimal detection effect When scanning QR codes keep a d...

Page 7: ...ment GV ASManager software V5 3 1 or later GV Face Manager utility V1 3 0 or later GV Face mobile app V2 1 0 or later Firmware Upgrade GV IP Device Utility V8 9 3 or later Important Notices 1 GV FR Panel will automatically load default when downgraded to an older version 2 After upgrading to V1 20 make sure to set the network setting to DHCP and connect the panel to Internet for license authentica...

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Page 9: ...ace double authentication GV FR Panel supports the smartcards following ISO IEC 14443A and is able to read QR codes issued by GV ASManager s visitor management system to grant visitor access With on edge face recognition ability GV FR Panel can be incorporated into any third party Wiegand access control system GV FR Panel realizes the integration of AI video analytics and access control bringing a...

Page 10: ...tion face spoofing detection Mask Detection Masked Face Recognition Three access modes Face Only mode Card or Face mode Card Face mode QR code scanning for visitor access via GV ASManager s visitor management system Integration with GeoVision access controllers and software Integration with third party Wiegand controllers Mobile app supported for push notifications 16 languages supported Bulgarian...

Page 11: ...3 1 2 Packing List 1 GV FR Panel 2 Wall Mount Bracket kit For GV Mount800 For GV Mount801 3 Wiegand cable 4 USB Host PH2 0 4P cable 5 RJ 45 cable 6 USB OTG PH2 0 4P cable 7 Power cable ...

Page 12: ... 100 000 cards GV CS1320 GV CS1320 is an access controller with a built in 2 MP camera and 13 56 MHz reader It can manage up to 40 000 access cards and be connected with up to 2 extended readers GV EV48 GV EV48 is an elevator controller designed to control access of 1 elevator with a maximum of 48 floors GV FWC GV FWC integrates GeoVision face recognition based cameras software and readers into ac...

Page 13: ... detecting motion around 5 Rear Panel Contains all the ports of the GV FR Panel see No 6 10 6 Reset Button Restarts the GV FR Panel 7 Wiegand Port Connects to 3rd party controllers See Chapter 7 Third Party Controller Integration 8 USB OTG PH2 0 4P Port Connects to a PC for data backup and or firmware upgrade via the supplied USB OTG PH2 0 4P cable currently non functional 9 USB Host PH2 0 4P Port...

Page 14: ... Follow the steps below to connect GV FR Panel 1 2 1 Connect the GV FR Panel to the network using the supplied RJ 45 cable with a user supplied Ethernet cable 2 Connect the GV FR Panel to power using the supplied 2 pin power cable and an optional power adapter Note When unplugging a connected cable No 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 Packing List from GV FR Panel for any reason grip firmly onto the terminal block an...

Page 15: ...ations of the 4 screw positions as illustrated below Facing the side to the groud 2 At each of the 4 screw positions marked on the wall drill a hole slightly smaller than the plastic screw anchors provided 3 Insert the 4 plastic screw anchors into the holes drilled and secure the mounting bracket onto the wall with the screws provided 4 Secure the large sealing rubber and the back cover onto the b...

Page 16: ...ded Sealing Rubber Mounting Plate 6 Secure the GV FR Panel onto the wall by attaching its mounting plate onto the wall mount bracket The Mounting Plate secured at the back of GV FR Panel The Wall Mount Bracket fixed on the wall 7 Insert a screw onto each side of the wall mount to secure and complete the installation ...

Page 17: ...ve view of the GV FR Panel s built in camera appears After faces are registered in and recognized by the GV FR Panel a confirmation screen will be displayed and overlaid on the live image There are several methods to register faces 1 From the Web interface of GV FR Panel See how to find the IP address of GV FR Panel below in the manual and select Face Management Face Profiles on the Web interface ...

Page 18: ...ains unchanged unless you unplug or disconnect your reader from the network Follow the steps below to check the IP address of your GV FR Panel 1 On the main screen of GV FR Panel tap the GeoVision logo at the upper left corner of the touchscreen You re prompted to type the password of its Administrator account 2 On the settings page find the IP Address and Web Port of the GV FR Panel ...

Page 19: ...8 4 236 8080 4 Type admin for the username and the Administrator password of the GV FR Panel to log in For the detailed settings available on the Web interface of GV FR Panel see Chapter 5 Administrator Mode Note 1 You can only change the IP address directly on GV FR Panel To assign a static IP address to GV FR Panel use the local settings on the device See 2 3 Local Settings 2 You can also use GV...

Page 20: ...2 2 2 3 Local Settings To access the GV FR Panel s local settings tap the GeoVision logo at the upper left corner of the touchscreen panel and type the login password that you ve set The following settings page appears ...

Page 21: ...ion area on the touchscreen panel Note The Card or Face mode also supports QR code scanning for visitor management via GV VMWeb See Chapter 12 GV VMWeb for Visitor Management in GV ASManager User s Manual Mask Detection Prompt Disabled by default swipe to enable Voice Alert for Mask and Display Mask Info Voice Alert for Mask Enabled by Mask Detection Prompt plays Please wear a face mask when a fac...

Page 22: ...y suggested Min Face Size Select the minimum face size in pixels for performing face recognition which includes 80 x 80 100 x 100 120 x 120 140 x 140 and 160 x 160 The default value is 80 x 80 Refer to the technical notice for how to set the min face size Confidence Level Adjusts the confidence level for face recognition The higher the level the more definitive and stricter the device is toward di...

Page 23: ... AS Controller and GV ASManager software 3 1 1 Adding GV AS Controller 3 1 2 Setting GV FR Panel to be a Door Integrate with GV ASManager Add GV AS Controller and GV FR Panel to GV ASManager Once the three GV FR Panel GV ASController and GV ASManager are connected enroll user faces on GV ASManager See Chapter 4 User Management on GV ASManager and GV FR Panel Note Make sure your GV AS Controller an...

Page 24: ...V ASManager For more details on GV ASManager functions see GV ASManager User s Manual 3 1 1 Adding GV Controller To connect GV FR Panel and GV AS Controller to GV ASManager you need to first connect GV AS Controller to GV ASManager To do so follow the steps below 1 On the menu bar of GV ASManager click Setup and select Devices The Device List dialog box appears 2 Click the Add icon on the top left...

Page 25: ...tion mode between the controller and GV ASManager 5 Type the IP address port number login user password and Crypto key 3DES code of the controller You can also click the Search button to search for controllers within the same LAN Note By default GV AS Controller has a port value of 4000 6 To check if connection settings are correct click OK and a icon should appear in the Device View window indica...

Page 26: ... connected to and select a Door This dialog box appears 3 Select GV FR Panel from the Entrance and or Ext dropdown list in accordance to your installation site 4 Type the IP address Port number Account ID and Password of the GV FR Panel 5 Click OK The GV FR Panel is connected to the controller and GV ASManager is also connected with GV FR Panel To verify the connection on GV FR Panel 6 On the GV F...

Page 27: ...Invalid Card message will appear on GV ASManager 2 Right click the message and select Assign Image to a New User to create a user account in the GV ASManager If the test fails you may need to check the connection between GV FR Panel and the controller see Appendix A Note 1 By default GV FR Panel is set to face recognition only To apply Card or Face mode or Card Face mode go to the local settings o...

Page 28: ...ted the following settings on GV ASManager Cards added Users added with Cards assigned For details see 4 3 Setting Cards and 4 6 Setting Users respectively in GV ASManager User s Manual Follow the three steps below to enroll face photos in GV ASManager and sync the user data to GV FR Panel 4 3 Using GV FR Panel Use GV FR Panel For Access Control Authenticate access by three modes Face Only Card or...

Page 29: ...r follow the steps below 1 On the menu bar of GV ASManager click Personnel and select Users The User List window appears 2 Double click a User from the User List The User Setup dialog box appears 3 Select the Features tab 4 Click on the image column under GV VD8700 GV FD8700 FR GV AI FR GV FR Panel ...

Page 30: ... Click Add from Logs to use a snapshot captured within the GV ASManager s logs 6 Optionally crop the face photo if needed Click OK 7 After the photo has been added select an access card number for the User within the dropdown list next to the face photo The paired access card number can be used in Card or Face mode or Card Face mode when applicable 8 Click OK to apply the settings The face photo h...

Page 31: ...e names of faces in the GV FR Panel database 4 2 Uploading to GV FR Panel To upload Users to GV FR Panel along with their face photos and access card numbers follow the steps below 1 On the menu bar of GV ASManager click Setup and select Feature Access The Feature Access dialog box appears 2 Select GV AI FR GV FR Panel from the Feature Type From the left column select the corresponding Door to whi...

Page 32: ...the User has been successfully uploaded to the GV FR Panel 5 Click the x icon to close the Feature Access window Note 1 Each GV FR Panel can store up to 10 000 face photos 2 The face photos uploaded will be saved on both the GV FR Panel and GV ASManager IMPORTANT The Sync GV AI FR GV FR Panel function on GV ASManager replaces the current face database of GV FR Panel erasing all event logs on it ...

Page 33: ... Card Face 4 3 1 Face Only Mode In the default mode of face recognition only when the presented face matches any registered user faces a confirmation screen will appear on the GV FR Panel with an access signal being passed to the controller On GV ASManager a message Access Granted will be displayed When you click the message its associated photo enrolled and the live image captured onsite will be ...

Page 34: ...in access when both the user s card and face have been authenticated To manage access by card swipe and face recognition make sure Card and Face is selected as the GV FR Panel s authentication mode see 2 3 Local Settings In order to be granted access the personnel accessing must first swipe a paired card and then perform face recognition on the GV FR Panel Once both have been authenticated a confi...

Page 35: ...nd Event Query Corresponding Section for Configuration Menu Find the topic of interest by referring to the sections below 5 1 General Settings 5 1 1 System Settings 5 1 2 Account Authority 5 1 3 Recognition Settings 5 1 4 Relay Settings 5 2 Face Management 5 2 1 Face Profiles 5 3 Notify Settings 5 3 1 GV FWC Controller 5 3 2 Event Trigger 5 4 Event Query 5 4 1 Detail Log 5 1 General Settings 5 1 1...

Page 36: ...ime and date at the upper right corner of the touchscreen panel Auth Mode Select to authenticate and grant user access by three modes Face Only Card or Face Card Face Web Port Optionally modify the default web port value of 8080 Keep Days of Log 1 180 days Define the number of days the log data are kept for Custom Logo 200 x 50 px Optionally browse for a desired logo with a pixel size of 200 x 50 ...

Page 37: ...n pixels for performing face recognition Confidence Level Adjusts the confidence level for face recognition The Higher the level the more definitive and stricter the device is toward distinguishing between similar faces Threshold for Unknown Adjusts the unknown threshold for face recognition Face recognition events below this confidence value are recorded as unknown Unknown Interval The amount of ...

Page 38: ... named for the output device Mode Select an output trigger mode from one of the following General Select to trigger the output only once Toggle Select to always trigger the output Pulse Select to trigger the output for the amount of time specified under Pulse Time s State Defines its non triggered state as normally open or normally closed To trigger the configured output device upon face card reco...

Page 39: ...GV Face Manager utility to create face profiles See 6 3 GV Face Manager for Face Database Management 3 Note the following requirements for the face enrollment Each photo must consist of only one face Size of the face within the photo should be within 120 150 pixels The file size of the photo cannot exceed 50 KB Only JPEG format is supported Make sure the face of the person does not occupy more tha...

Page 40: ...2 4 Type the number of the access card to be assigned to the face profile under Card Number Field Select the corresponding card format from the dropdown list 5 Click the icon under Images to browse for and add up to 3 face photos for the face profile 6 Click Apply The face profile is created IMPORTANT When you delete a created face profile its related event logs will also be erased ...

Page 41: ...tion of the connected GV AS Controller or add a GV FWC for third party integration To add a GV FWC see details in 7 2 Via GV FWC Converter 1 On the Web interface of GV FR Panel select Notify Settings GV FWC Controller 2 Click EDIT to change device name IP address and enable disable connection if necessary 3 Click Apply ...

Page 42: ...y created on this page No matter which condition registered or unknown faces cards the access data will be sent to the GV ASManager For example if there is a corresponding user account for the face card presented the message Access Granted will appear on the GV ASManager If the face card presented is not registered on the GV ASManager the message Access Denied Invalid Card will be displayed with a...

Page 43: ... the database are recognized Unknown Face Triggers action when unknown faces cards are detected 5 Under Face Mask Detection select whether wearing a face mask or not will also trigger action 6 Under Trigger Output select a desired type of trigger action from GV FWC Controller GV Face App Relay Output or Wiegand Output 7 Click Apply Note To trigger an output device upon face card recognition events...

Page 44: ...lick Query The search results are displayed based on the criteria set with the data explained below Image Live Enrolled Displays the face snapshot captured upon a face card recognition event along with the face image already enrolled for the Face Profile recognized Name Note 1 Note 2 Card Number Field Displays the name note 1 note 2 and the card number of the Face Profile recognized Time Displays ...

Page 45: ...hile the firmware is being updated the power supply must not be interrupted 2 If you use GV IP Device Utility for firmware upgrade the computer used to upgrade firmware must be within the same network as the GV FR Panel 3 If firmware upgrade fails you will need to restore the GV FR Panel to its default settings For details see 6 2 Restoring to Factory Default Settings WARNING The interruption of p...

Page 46: ...FR Panel 1 Once downloaded select GV IP Device Utility and follow the onscreen instructions to install the program 2 Double click the GV IP Device Utility icon created on your desktop This dialog box appears 3 Click the Search button to locate available devices on the LAN or click the New button and assign an IP address to locate a GV FR Panel on the network 4 Double click on the IP address of the...

Page 47: ...tabase of GV FR Panel It features the following functions for GV FR Panel Creating face profiles see 2 2 Adding Editing Face IDs in GV Face Manager User s Guide Synchronizing face databases among more than one GV FR Panel see 2 5 Synchronizing Databases in GV Face Manager User s Guide Importing and exporting a face database see 3 3 Face Database Backup in GV Face Manager User s Guide Batch enrolli...

Page 48: ...uired to set a login ID and password for the Face Manager 3 After logging in click Add Host and type the IP address Port the login ID and Password and type a desired Host Name for the GV FR Panel and click OK 4 Once the GV FR Panel is added and connected you can use the Face Manager to create face profiles synchronize and back up face databases For details see the related sections in GV Face Manag...

Page 49: ...s through Wiegand connection 7 1 Via Onboard Wiegand Interface Use the Wiegand port on GV FR Panel as indicated below to connect with a 3rd party controller GV FR Panel Wiegand 3rd party controller Wiegand Note If the third party controller fails to respond to GV FR Panel connected via its Weigand interface i e the access information received by GV FR Panel wasn t transmitted to the third party co...

Page 50: ...l also be sent to the controller connected via the Wiegand port For details on the Event Trigger settings see 5 3 2 Event Trigger 7 2 Via GV FWC Converter Through GV FWC a face recognition access data converter GV FR Panel is able to send access data to and integrate with third party access systems GV FWC LAN GV FR Panel 3rd party Controller Wiegand Note Face images of recognition events cannot be...

Page 51: ...n next to Activation 3 Type a 12 numerical long Virtual MAC with 0 9 for the GV FR Panel to be connected to GV FWC 4 Click Apply Connection settings on GV FWC 5 On the Web interface of GV FWC click Converter Mode Setting The Converter Mode Setting page appears 6 Under MAC Address type the Virtual MAC defined on the GV FR Panel See Step 3 7 Under Output Function select Wiegand A or Wiegand B where ...

Page 52: ...Third Party Controller Integration 44 7 8 Optionally modify the default HTPP Event Port of 8080 if needed 9 Click Submit to apply the settings For more details on GV FWC see GV FWC Installation Guide ...

Page 53: ...fully go to the Web interface of the GV AS Controller Extended Device Extended Reader Configuration as exemplified below and check the following settings The Virtual MAC of the GV FR Panel should be listed under Serial Number of the GV Reader CR420 GF1921 GF1922 Function The door corresponding to the GV FR Panel should be selected under Function The RS 485 checkbox should not be selected ...

Page 54: ...urface GV Mount800 Packing List 8 GV Mount800 9 Securing Nut 10 Screw x 7 11 Hex Wrench 1 Drill a 38 mm diameter hole on the desired surface for installing the GV Mount800 2 Detach the securing nut from the GV Mount800 Securing Nut 3 Place and secure the GV Mount800 onto the surface by using the securing nut ...

Page 55: ... 5 Attach and secure the GV FR Panel onto the GV Mount800 with the 7 screws supplied to complete the installation Sealing Rubber Note Thread the necessary cables through the GV Mount800 and connect them to the panel before securing the cover 6 Optionally use the supplied hex wrench to adjust the tilt angle of the GV Mount800 ...

Page 56: ...48 GV Mount801 You can optionally purchase GV Mount801 to install the GV FR Panel at other locations using the Mobile or Stationary installation ...

Page 57: ...49 ...

Page 58: ...er Mount Stand Cover 20 Panel Box Base Screw M4 x 6 5 mm x 4 21 Lower Mount Stand Cover 22 Nut x 3 23 Mount Stand Cover Screw M3 x 8 mm x 12 24 Plastic Cover 25 Power Adapter Duct 26 Ground Bolt x 3 Ground 27 Power Adapter Duct Screws M3 x 8 mm x 4 28 Large Rubber Plug x 2 29 Small Rubber Plug x 4 Note The Mount Base Cover Screws Mount Stand Cover Screws and Power Adapter Duct Screws are identical...

Page 59: ... in the Wall Mount Bracket kit 1 2 Packing List 1 2 Back cover of the GV FR Panel 1 3 Small sealing rubber included in the Wall Mount 1 Bracket kit 1 2 Packing List 1 4 Mounting plate included in the Wall Mount Bracket kit 1 2 Packing List 2 Embed the large sealing rubber and the back cover onto the back of the GV FR Panel Sealing Rubber Back Cover 3 Embed the small sealing rubber onto the back co...

Page 60: ...he mount base with the supplied nuts at the indicated holes Mount Base 6 Align the desired set of holes on the panel box base Set 1 or Set 2 as illustrated below to the four holes on the mount stand and then insert the supplied panel box base screws M4 x 6 5 mm from the upper opening behind the mount stand to secure them Front of Panel Box Base Back of Panel Box Base ...

Page 61: ...the Wall Mount Bracket kit 1 2 Packing List onto each side of the mounting plate Mounting Plate with GV FR Panel Side of Mounting Plate 9 Cover the panel box base by sliding the panel box cover from below and then insert two panel box side screws M3 x 6 mm on each side of the panel box cover to secure the panel box 10 Use the lower opening behind the mount stand to connect GV FR Panel to the neces...

Page 62: ...and onto the lower mount stand cover as shown below 2 Secure the power adapter duct using the supplied power adapter duct screws M3 x 8 mm 11 Thread the connected cables further down the mount stand through the opening at the mount base and then close the mount base cover with the mount base cover screws M3 x 8 mm 12 Insert the large and small rubber plugs to the side of the mount stand as shown b...

Page 63: ...hin reach for connection Avoid installing on fragile materials such as ceramic tiles 1 Follow Step 1 to 4 Mobile Installation to install GV FR Panel and open the mount stand covers 2 Place the mount stand on the desired surface vertically and use a marker to mark the three indicated holes Use a self prepared screw gun to drill each hole with a diameter of 8 5 mm 0 33 in and a depth of 58 mm 2 28 i...

Page 64: ...56 4 Use a self prepared hex wrench to secure the mount stand to the surface with No 3 4 and 5 refer to Step 3 5 Follow Step 6 to 12 Mobile Installation to complete the GV Mount801 installation ...

Page 65: ...57 GV Mount920 You can optionally purchase the GV Mount920 to mount the GV FR Panel on a surface power box or VESA mount ...

Page 66: ...h x1 6 M3x4 Screw x 2 7 M2x6 Screw x 7 Installing the GV FR Panel to Surfaces 1 Drill holes on the desired surface for installing the GV Mount920 2 Place and secure the Wall Mount Bracket Base onto the desired surface with screws and anchors supplied 3 Place the back cover with the sealing rubber onto the rear panel of GV FR Panel ...

Page 67: ... the rear panel with the 7 M2x6 screws supplied 5 Tilt the GV FR Panel and slide it down to integrate the Wall Mount Bracket Top and Base 6 Secure the bottom of the Wall Mount Bracket Top and Base with 2 M3x4 screws supplied and complete the installation ...

Page 68: ...es for each type are marked with A F Type of Power Box Hole Type of Power Box Hole 4 Square A Double Gang B 4 Octagon C Single Gang D 2 To install the GV FR Panel onto VESA mounts with the GV Mount920 2 types of screw holes are applicable Type of Screw Hole 75 75mm VESA Mount Hole E 50 50mm VESA Mount Hole F Note The screws for installing the GV Mount920 onto power boxes or VESA mounts are not inc...

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