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Assign IP Cameras image carousel.  The default camera name is created using the local/internal IP address of 
that camera.

 

 

If a background image could be obtained via the ONVIF credentials, the camera view will appear. If not, a blue 
box will appear. This does not mean that there is anything necessarily wrong. It is possible that the background 
image did not complete in time or that the camera does not support background image. 

 

Click a thumbnail within the image carousel to begin camera assignment. The camera details will appear below. 
It is at this point that you can rename the camera.  If you have not updated your camera settings, you will 
receive a reminder to do this before you continue. Click the Assign button. The CheckVideo portal will let you 
know if you are successful. 

 

Should the camera assignment fail because the Gateway cannot configure the RTSP connection, a warning 
message will appear: 

 

 

First, confirm that your 

camera’s Video Settings

 have been adjusted to meet the Gateway requirements. 

Next enter the requested RTSP information for your camera: 

o

 

RTSP Username (if required by camera) 

o

 

RTSP Password (if required by camera) 

o

 

RTSP URL 

 

If the RTSP URL does not populate, look for it within ONVIF Device Manager. If you are unable to find it, please 

refer to your camera manufacturer’s documentation. Once the RTSP details are populated, click Verify to

 

complete assignment of camera to the Gateway.

Summary of Contents for G1002-16-XT

Page 1: ...s the connector closest to the side of the unit Back Panel To install the Gateway make the following connections for the G1002 16 XT Ethernet cable to the router WAN and switch with cameras LAN If camera network is not separated please use the WAN port Note Do not connect the CV4IP to a POE port on a router switch Power is provided by the included power supply Providing power via a POE port to the...

Page 2: ...to a multiple of 5 fps to a maximum of 30 fps o GOV length to 2X the frame rate OR i frame interval of 2 seconds o Resolution up to 1080p G1002 16 XT or 4MP G1004 8 LTE o Profile Main preferred or High The optimal settings are 2 or 4MP resolution respectively 10 fps 20 GOV and a bitrate of 2500 If you are adding cameras with different settings you may wish to use the IP Gateway calculator to enter...

Page 3: ...d party camera s admin access credentials in to the ONVIF Device Manager interface You can get these credentials from the camera manufacturer Select the camera from the list of visible cameras on the left side of the screen Click on the Video Streaming link Go to the Settings page where you can set the Resolution Frame Rate and GOV length values as required by the Ruggedized Gateway Select Apply t...

Page 4: ... updated your camera settings you will receive a reminder to do this before you continue Click the Assign button The CheckVideo portal will let you know if you are successful Should the camera assignment fail because the Gateway cannot configure the RTSP connection a warning message will appear First confirm that your camera s Video Settings have been adjusted to meet the Gateway requirements Next...

Page 5: ...igned to the Gateway go to Devices Configure Device Select the Gateway from the dropdown and begin setting the Event zones schedule and notifications for each camera Remember to Save at the completion of each camera s configuration ...

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