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Introduction

The exacqVision A-Series is part of exacqVision’s series of network video recorders (NVR). The exacqVision A-Series 2U NVR provides high
performance hardware with an exacqVision surveillance video management software.

Installation

Before turning on the exacqVision A-Series server, ensure that you meet the following requirements:

Mounting and operating environment requirements

• Mount the exacqVision server in a dust-free, and climate controlled location where the temperature is less than 70°F, and the humidity level is

less than 80% non-condensing.

Note: 

Dust can cause components of the server to overheat, and elevated temperatures can contribute to premature hard drive

failures.

• If the hard drives dispatch separately to the system, insert each drive into the appropriate hard drive slot, if they are numbered.
• If you use an outdoor camera, the server must connect permanently to the ground wire. Ensure that you use an 18 AWG wire or larger to

make the connection, and that you label the grounding screw near the power connector with the image in the below figure.

Figure 1: Grounding wire

Electrical environment requirements

• For maximum reliability, connect the exacqVision server to an online UPS. An online UPS filters power surges and dips that can damage the

server.

• Connect a mouse and keyboard to the server.
• Connect the exacqVision server network interface cards (NIC) to the appropriate network switch ports.

Network connection requirements

• If the video surveillance system does not have a physically isolated network, connect all IP cameras and one server NIC to a dedicated camera

VLAN.

• Install the camera manufacturer’s software on a PC in this subnet, or configure the router to connect a client computer with the camera

subnet. For information on how to configure the network, see 

Configuring the server

.

• This VLAN configuration reduces the chances of network traffic conflicts and unauthorized access to the cameras.

Initial startup

When you start the exacqVision A-Series server for the first time, create a user name and password for the operating system, then create a root

user name and password for the Enterprise Manager.

1.

Turn on the exacqVision server.

2.

Create a user name and password for the operating system when the logon dialog box appears.Configure operating system settings as
required.

3.

If prompted, log back on to the operating system with the user name and password you just created.

4.

When you log back on, an exacqVision dialog box appears on the desktop. Create the exacqVision admin user name and password.

Note: 

This is not the same as the credentials you created to log on to the operating system. Use these credentials to log on to the

exacqVision Server.

Configuring the server

To configure the exacqVision A-Series server, complete the following steps:

1.

Open the exacqVision client.

2.

From the navigation tree, select 

System Setup

, and select the 

Network

 tab.

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A Series 2U NVR Series Quick Start Guide

Summary of Contents for Tyco exacqVision A Series

Page 1: ...ards NIC to the appropriate network switch ports Network connection requirements If the video surveillance system does not have a physically isolated network connect all IP cameras and one server NIC to a dedicated camera VLAN Install the camera manufacturer s software on a PC in this subnet or configure the router to connect a client computer with the camera subnet For information on how to confi...

Page 2: ... server appears in the Systems list with a status showing Connected Note If the server does not connect but you can confirm the server s ability to connect check for anti virus software on the remote client machine that may block the communication between the server IP addresses and ports Camera connections To connect cameras to the system complete the following steps 1 Connect the analog cameras ...

Page 3: ...splayPort D1 HDMI D2 DVI I D3 You may use a maximum of two video outputs simultaneously E USB 2 0 3 0 4 USB keyboard mouse memory device or DVD burner USB 2 0 E1 and USB 3 0 E2 F Audio in out 3 Line in blue line out green microphone pink G 10 100 1000 Ethernet 2 Dual on board NICs H Auxiliary Connections For more information see detail in figure Figure 4 I Video In 32 Only for Hybrid Systems input...

Page 4: ...Normally closed relay output 2 24V 1A max G Common for all inputs RS 485 Block Connections Tx PTZ control Tx PTZ control Rx PTZ control Rx PTZ control Trigger Inputs Alarm Outputs Blocks 1 16 Trigger inputs 1 16 G Common for all inputs 1 16 Alarm outputs 1 16 2020 Johnson Controls All rights reserved JOHNSON CONTROLS TYCO and Exacq are trademarks and or registered trademarks Unauthorized use is st...

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