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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS DISCLAIMER No warranty or representation, either expressed or implied, is made with respect to the contents of this documentation, its quality, performance, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose. Information presented in this CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION.......................................................................6 documentation has been carefully checked for reliability; however, no r
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 6.4 START RECORDING .................................................................................... 100 Chapter 1 Introduction 6.5 EXIT REMOTEMANAGER ........................................................................... 100 1.1 AVerMedia LX5000 Highlights CHAPTER 7 AVERMEDIA FAQS ...............................................................102 The AVerMedia LX5000 is the first remote digital surveillance system
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 1.2 Package Contents Chapter 2 Hardware Installation AVerMedia LX5000 • LX5000: 1/2 x AVerMedia Video Capture Card 2.1 Hardware Recommendations • 1 x LAN Card (REALTEK RTL8139) • 1 x CD (includes LX5000 software, Linux Operating System, CPU Intel Celeron 800 (Pentium III 800 MHz or above RemoteManager S/W, and User’s Manual) is recommended) • Optional: I/O Box, and I/O Cable (AMD K6, K7 temporarily not supported) O
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual Most PTZ cameras use RS-485 as the communications protocol Modem List of modems supported: but most motherboards use RS-232 serial ports. If this is the • Lucent Venus Serial Voice Modem case, you need to purchase an RS-232 to RS-485 converter. • Rockwell (Connexant) chipset Voice Modem • Topic chipset Voice Modem If you purchase the AVerMedia LX5000 kit, and you run out of • Zyxel Omni56K Voice Modem external COM ports
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 2.2 Installing the AVerMedia LX5000 Video Cards Connecting the AVerMedia LX5000 Video Cards The following instructions are for installing video cards into the Up to four cameras can be connected to each LX5000 video card - one AVerMedia LX5000. camera per BNC terminal. Before installing the video card, turn off the computer’s power, D-type 15-pin Connector Infrared Sensor Cable unplug the power cable and disconnect all
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual Cameras need to be installed according to the numerical order displayed Sensor Input Specification on the diagrams above for each model. With the LX5000, cameras will be installed from top to bottom beginning with the left-most column. 2.4 Connecting External Inputs/Outputs Control Devices Each system and kit comes with four External I/O Boxes and D-type 15- pin connector cables enabling you to connect sensor inputs an
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual CONTACT RATINGS 12 OUTPUT 1 – Common Contact Arrangement 1 Form C (SPDT) 13 OUTPUT 2 – Normally Open max. Switch Power 125VA 60W 14 OUTPUT 2 – Common max. Switch voltage 125VAC 30VDC 15 OUTPUT 3 – Normally Open max. Switch current 2A Contact Resistance 100m Sensor Inputs 1A/125VAC External sensors such as infrared sensors, smoke detectors, proximity Resistive Load 2A/30VDC sensors, door sensors, etc., ca
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual The system will display a warning message to remind you to install Chapter 3 Software Installation the hard disk as IDE 0 master: (0) Exit & Shutdown: This option exits the setup mode and then 3.1 Installing From the Software CD proceeds to shutdown. This section describes the instructions for installing the OS and system 3. Reboot the computer to run the system. software from the AVerMedia LX5000 system CD. Before yo
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual Chapter 4 System Configuration and Operation 4.1 Entering the System Before you start running LX5000 system, the system will perform a routine hardware check-up and scan all hard disks. In general, the hard disk scan takes only a few seconds. But if the hard disk was abnormally shutdown or had been damaged, the system will do a complete scan. The scan time is dependent on the hard disk size. (with a complete scan,
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Select Camera Display Mode Full Screen Auto Scan Snap Shot Start Network Service PTZ Control Show E-Map Playback Setup Start / Stop Monitor Exit AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 4.2 System Configuration Main Screen Alarm Report Network Status The image will turn into red and be Alarm Status flashing once an alarm is triggered. Slow Log An alarm message with the detailed Monitoring alarm status will be seen after you Status click on it
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual the grids will turn yellow on which the further information will be shown. Since that one image was enlarged the total number of remaining With the information go to System setup Alarm setup Relay images will be reduced. In the example below, the 16-image display alarm to find out the generated sensor. (figure 1) is reduced to a 13-image display after one of the images was enlarged. You can repeat this process until you
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 4-Camera Display Full Screen The first click of this button displays cameras 1 through 4 on Click this button displays, you can switch the current audit mode to full the screen. Continue to click to view cameras 5 through 8, 9 through screen. If you witch to switch back to audit mode, right click on mouse 12, 13 through 16, and finally returning to cameras 1 through 4. The button so that you can exit full screen mode. cycle
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 4.2.1 System Setup System Setup 1. Video signal warning: System configuration If it is selected, system will beep warning when system detect Enter system setting screen, user can do the following: system setting, camera has video loss. change password, camera setting, record setting, e-map setting, network setting, alarm setting, schedule setting and printer setting 27 28
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 2. Date format: screen resolution for one camera, the other camera in the same team System provide two different date format: will have the identical setting. yy/mm/dd(year/month/day) and mm/dd/yy (month/day/yar) 7. Display recording frame number 3. Repeating scanning interval: According to audit environment, you can set camera display frame After selecting the camera, enter the number of seconds for all nu
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual Key in”123456” (default root password) the on password field for the See tables below for more clarification about the authorization. initial login from root. Click OK to bring the next dialog as follows to 1. When both the enable administrator and the enable operator change password: buttons are activated, access to the following configurations are In the Change password field of the root’s configur
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual √ √ √ System setup Intelligent search √ √ √ Password Setup Change split √ √ √ Camera Setup Printer Setup Recording Setup Backup √ √ √ E-Map Setup Save to floppy √ √ √ Network Setup Show E-Map PTZ Control Alarm Setup Schedule Setup Start Network Service √ √ √ Printer Setup Exit √ √ √ Playback √ : No password neede
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual Alarm Setup PTZ Control Schedule Setup Start Network Service √ √ √ Printer Setup √ √ √ Exit √ √ √ √ : No password needed Playback : Needs password √ √ √ Event search : Not authorize √ √ √ Intelligent search 3. When only the enable operator button is activated, accesses to the √ √ √ Change split following configurations are restricted a
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual 4. When neither the enable administrator nor the enable operator √ √ √ Change split buttons are activated, restrictions are as follows. √ √ √ Printer Functional Item Root Administrator Operator Backup √ √ √ Start/stop record √ √ √ Save to floppy √ √ √ setup √ √ √ Show E-Map √ √ √ System setup √ √ √ PTZ Control Password Setup √ √ √ Start Network Service √ √ √ Camera Setup √ √
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AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual AVerMedia LX5000 User’s Manual Click Camera Setup. It will show a window like the following: 2. Camera name Name a specified camera in Camera name field 3. Disable camera Turn off Signal: To decide you want to monitor the camera or not is fully depended on this camera is selected or not. Because the system will set all the cameras at the display status automatically. Therefore, when you did not use the entire camera, please turn off those un- used cameras
