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UVG400 Installation Guide 

Installing the UVG400 System 

Installing the UVG400 System 

These are the steps that you will typically follow in order to install the UVG400 system: 

1. Place the UVG400 unit in its desired location; see 

Selecting a Location for the Unit

, page 7. 

2.  Install the video cameras in their desired locations.  

3.  Install the sensors in their desired locations (optional). 

Note:

 Four sensors can be connected directly to the unit; another 16 must be connected through an ADAM 

module or an IA relay board; see 

Connecting Sensors

, page 11. 

4.  Install a toggle switch to change the active outline (optional); see 

Connecting Sensors

, page 11. 

5.  Install the activators in their desired locations (optional). 

Note:

 Two activators can be connected directly to the unit; another 16 can be connected through an IA relay 

board; see 

Connecting Activators

, page 16. 

6.  Install a CCTV monitor in its desired location (optional). 

Note:

 If you want to use a mouse to control the monitor display, place the monitor close to the UVG400 unit, 

because the mouse is plugged into the unit, not into the monitor. 

7.  Install a push-button switch in its desired location (optional); the push-button switch can be used to change the 

display on the CCTV monitor, if a monitor is connected to the unit; see 

Connecting Sensors

, page 11. 

8.  Connect the cameras and other devices to the UVG400 and to a power supply, as required; see 

Connecting 

Devices to the UVG400

, page 10. 

9.  Place the cellular modem in an appropriate location in the vehicle and connect it to the unit using a USB 

extension cord (optional); see 

Connecting the UVG400 to an External Network

, page 21. 

10. Connect the WiFi adaptor to the unit (optional); see 

Connecting the UVG400 to an External Network

, page 21. 

11. Connect the unit to a LAN using an Ethernet cable (optional); see 

Connecting the UVG400 to an External 

Network

, page 21. 

12. Install any devices that will be connected to the UVG400's internal network in their desired locations. Connect 

them to a power source and to the unit (optional); see 

Connecting Devices to the UVG400’s Internal Network

page 21. 

13. Connect the UVG400 unit to a power source; see 

Connecting the UVG400 to a Power Source

, page 23. 

Selecting a Location for the Unit 

The UVG400 unit should be placed on a flat surface such as a table or shelf. (It is not designed for mounting 
directly on a wall.) Ensure the unit has at least a few centimeters (1–2 inches) of space above it and on all sides for 
ventilation. 

When choosing a location for the UVG400, bear in mind that the unit must be connected to a power outlet and a 
LAN or a PC, and that other devices (cameras, sensors, etc.) must be connected to it. Choose a location in which 
these connections are feasible. 

Diagram of the Rear Panel 

The rear of the UVG400 unit contains the connectors and controls described below. 

Summary of Contents for UVG400

Page 1: ...UVG400 Installation Guide September 2013...

Page 2: ...change without notice SerVision Ltd assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this manual Companies names and data used in examples herein are fictitious unless otherwise noted No pa...

Page 3: ...nnecting a Sensor Directly to the Unit 12 Connecting Sensors Using an ADAM Module 12 Connecting Activators 16 Connecting Sensors and Activators Using an IA Relay Board 16 Connecting Microphones 18 Con...

Page 4: ...ocations in which cabled connections are not available garages stables parking lots construction areas etc Once the UVG400 has been installed as explained in this guide it must be configured Configura...

Page 5: ...items Item Description Illustration UVG400 unit Video Gateway Power supply cable Connects the unit to an electrical outlet Ethernet LAN cable Connects the unit to a network RS232 485 serial adapter C...

Page 6: ...ted Please contact your UVG400 supplier or SerVision technical support for a list of supported WiFi cards Up to four dry contact sensors see Connecting Sensors page 11 Note Up to four dry contact sens...

Page 7: ...Connect the cameras and other devices to the UVG400 and to a power supply as required see Connecting Devices to the UVG400 page 10 9 Place the cellular modem in an appropriate location in the vehicle...

Page 8: ...io Out Aout Audio In2 Ain2 Audio In1 Ain1 TV Out Ethernet Cable Video In Vin1 Vin4 Installing the UVG400 System 8 Figure 1 UVG400 connectors and controls RS232 485 USB Ports Mouse Connector Sensors In...

Page 9: ...Vin1 Vin4 Connectors for video cameras see page 10 Ethernet Cable Cable connecting the Video Gateway component of the UVG400 to the unit s router Do not disconnect RS232 485 Serial COM port for PTZ co...

Page 10: ...ures pan tilt zoom and or focus and uses a supported PTZ protocol you can connect the control cable to the unit Both RS232 and RS485 PTZ connection types are supported Consult the camera documentation...

Page 11: ...to the negative grey wire of the adapter see figure 3 Figure 3 RS232 485 adapter To connect multiple RS485 controllers to the adapter insert the positive wires of all of the controllers into one slot...

Page 12: ...display on the monitor For additional information see Connecting a CCTV Monitor page 19 and refer to the Embedded Video Gateway System Guide D To connect a sensor or switch directly to the unit 1 Inst...

Page 13: ...r please refer to the manufacturer s documentation or contact your vendor D To connect sensors using an ADAM module 1 Install the sensors in their desired locations in accordance with the manufacturer...

Page 14: ...onnect the ADAM 4520 isolated converter to the RS232 485 connector on the rear panel of the UVG400 unit in one of the following ways If you are not connecting any RS485 PTZ controllers to the unit usi...

Page 15: ...lows see figure 10 page 15 Connect the positive wire of the power supply cable to the R Vs connector on the module Connect the negative wire of the power supply cable to the B GND connector on the mod...

Page 16: ...te The wires must be connected to two adjacent contacts in the same group e g the two contacts of Out1 but the polarity does not matter Figure 11 Connecting an activator that has its own power supply...

Page 17: ...3126 2 relay board to the UVG400 1 Set the ID of the relay board to 0 For information about how to do this consult the relay board documentation 2 Connect the relay board to the RS232 485 connector o...

Page 18: ...f the Audio In connectors Ain1 and or Ain2 Passive microphones which require external amplification must be connected to Ain1 Active self amplifying microphones must be connected to Ain2 Microphones w...

Page 19: ...ors When choosing a monitor to connect to the unit ensure the monitor supports the video format used by the cameras NTSC or PAL Some SECAM monitors will also work when the PAL video format is used To...

Page 20: ...e display on the monitor The switch must be connected to the Sensor 4 In4 connector For additional information see Connecting Sensors page 11 and refer to the Embedded Video Gateway System Guide Conne...

Page 21: ...hat has a USB adaptor to one of the USB ports on the rear of the unit To ensure good reception use a USB extension cord to connect the modem to the USB port and place the modem in a relatively exposed...

Page 22: ...nt and port forwarding is automatically configured D To connect a device to the UVG400 s local network Connect the network connector of the device to one of the Ethernet In connectors on the rear pane...

Page 23: ...t displays as a solid green or orange all the time the start up process was not successful In this case disconnect the unit from the power supply and then reconnect it WARNING Only the power supply ca...

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