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Front / Rear View
- REAR
MIC & SPEAKER AUDIO IN / OUT
Access Controler &
RF-Card Reader Devices
AUDIO
SD CARD type storages
ALARM IN
RS-485
WIEGAND
MZ09AU01_Rev00
The DC power jack uses only one of the front and rear sides.
Unused DC jack holes are blocked by the accessory's DC jack cover.
- FRONT
ZN-AIBOX-STD
ZN-AIBOX-STD
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WIEGAND IN
WIEGAND OUT
Connect the Wiegand input sIgnal wires.
Connect the Wiegand output sIgnal wires.
Slot for inserting a micro SD card.
Connect the power plug of the provided 12V adapter.
Factory default.
DC jack cable clamp fixed hole.
1.
Install AI Box on a network connected to the Internet and run a DHCP server.
2.
Connect the network cable to the ETHERNET 1 port of AI BOX.
3.
The AI Box boots up immediately when the adapter is powered on due there does not have separate power button.
4.
It takes about 1 minute for connecting to the PC after the device completes booting.
Universal Serial Bus(USB) port for additional devices such as USB
Memory Stick.
RJ45 port for connecting IPCs and other devices through a separate
LAN.
Connect the sensor / alarm input signal wires.
Connect the remote control device for RS-485 communication.
Connect the audio line input and output.
IP Router
or Hub
Check The Video Stream Connection Setting
Multiple channels of video stream at once
Searching for setting ONVIF cameras
5.
①
Enter the
Channel Name
②
Enter the
RTSP URL
of the camera.
③
Select a transport protocol. The transport protocol specifies the protocol of the transport layer used to import
the video stream.
④
Set the credentials needed for receiving the video stream.
Usually, the ID and password of the IP camera are used.
⑤
If you want to use a camera speaker, check the
‘Use Camera Speaker’.
⑥
Set the maximum video buffering time. If, due to network conditions or camera types, video information
is not transmitted smoothly and is received in a sudden burst, AI Box can redistribute it into smooth videos
according to the buffering setting. As the ‘Video Buffering’ setting is a maximum value, the actual buffering
will be less than the set value if there are no problems with the camera and network performance.
Click the
channel
for which you want to set the video in the list of video streams.
Set up multiple channels of video streams at once. You can set up multiple channels of video streams in bulk using
copy and paste, as well as features such as Apply to All.
To use the Bulk Setup feature, click the
‘Edit Video’
button in the Video Stream Settings area.
The ‘Batch Setting’ allows you to set the name, RTSP URL, transport, and authentication information for all channels at once.
The settings you enter in the Apply All line at the top can be applied to all channels by clicking the tick button for each setting.
Video clip guide (Refer to the on-line
Technical document
)
ONVIF is a standard for the interoperability of physical security devices. For network cameras that support the ONVIF
standard, you can set up video streams using Discovery. To use the discovery feature, click the
‘Search Cameras’
.
Search for your camera in the ONVIF search pop-up, then enter your credentials to see a list of video streams supported by your camera. Assign the streams you wish to
analyze to a channel on the AI Box.
You can check that the video stream you have set up is being received correctly.
To check the receiving video stream, click the
‘Video Preview’
.
Video Stream For Each Channel Setting
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