Costar Video Systems CVI8XM Manual de usuario
Costar Video Systems 101 Wrangler Dr. Coppell TX 75019 Tel:469-635-6800
IP VIDEO WALL MATRIX SYSTEM
CVI8XM
CVI4MV2
CVI2MV2
User Manual
V2.04 072017
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Preface
Important Information and safeguards before installation
1. Do not expose the device outdoors in rain or humid environment;
2. Do not use the device in hot closed environments without proper ventilation;
3. Do not spray liquid into the device, or add foreign materials;
4. Avoid installation in areas with flammable, explosive or corrosive gases;
5. To prevent fire, do not use non-approved power cables;
6. To ensure device safety, do not open or dismantle the unit or open cover under
power;
Record the product identification information marked on the bottom of the unit.
You will need the model and serial number to obtain technical support.
NOTICE: Manufacturer reserves the right to amend or modify this information
without prior notice. This material is protected under copywrite laws and cannot
be copied, altered or modified without the express permission of the
manufacturer.
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Contents
Part 1: HD IP Matrix Introduction...............................................................4
1.1 Product introduction.........................................................................4
1.2 System capabilities overview...........................................................5
Part 2: Inspection before use ....................................................................6
2.1 Open the package and check..........................................................6
2.2 Panel illustration..............................................................................6
2.3 Dimensional drawings .....................................................................8
Part 3: Installation and connections.........................................................11
3.1 System connections ......................................................................12
3.2 Network setup ...............................................................................13
3.2.1 IP search.................................................................................14
Part 4: Matrix configuration.....................................................................16
4.1 Log in matrix configuration.............................................................16
4.2 Device configuration......................................................................18
4.2.1 System....................................................................................18
4.2.2 OSD........................................................................................19
4.3 Host configuration..........................................................................20
4.4 Camera Configuration ...................................................................21
4.4.1 RTSP Configuration................................................................22
4.4.2 ONVIF configuration................................................................23
4.4.3 IP Stream configuration...........................................................25
4.5 Video Screen configuration............................................................26
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4.6 Macro Switches.............................................................................28
4.6.1 Patrol Switch...........................................................................29
4.6.2 Split Switch .............................................................................30
4.6.3 Group Switch ..........................................................................31
4.7 Alarms...........................................................................................32
4.7.1 Alarm point..............................................................................33
4.7.2 Linkage actions.......................................................................34
4.7.3 Settings...................................................................................35
4.8 User configuration .........................................................................36
4.9 IP Table configuration....................................................................37
Part 5: Appendix .....................................................................................38
5.1 Specification and parameter..........................................................38
5.2 Keyboard operation instructions ....................................................40
5.3 HD IP Matrix fault analysis and troubleshooting.............................41
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Part1 HD IP Matrix Introduction
1.1 Product introduction
HD Network Digital IP Matrix can decode compressed video data from
HD IP cameras or Computer platform software into HD digital signals that can
be streamed into HD display monitors. Multiple display modes and
configuration can be accomplished by keyboard, Wi-Fi connected tablets
using IOS orAndroid Operating Systems and net client software, including
video splitting & splicing.
HD IP Matrix can also invoke the configuration page via USB connected
mouse.
The HD IP Matrix is suitable for most applications of Network video
monitoring which requires image decoding and display on large format video
walls, while promoting stable operation and simplicity.
It’s simplicity of operation makes it ideal for IP Video stream network
monitoring. Applications include but not limited to Smart / Safe City, Public
transit (airport/bus station/subway), Schools, Campuses, Exhibition rooms,
Power plants, Retail, meeting place, etc.
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1.2System capabilities overview
➢HD IP Matrix supports up to 16 channels HDMI output per chassis
➢It automatically detects optimum resolution for display equipment and
can manually change the output resolution.
➢Maximum supported display resolution: UHD 4K
➢Support 4K、1080P、1080I、720P、D1 video formats
➢Support standard H.265、H.264、MPEG4 coded stream
➢Support max 32 channels 4K, 128 channels 1080P or 256 channels
720P decoding and display.
➢Code stream is self-adaptive and manual configuration of
main/sub-stream
➢Support video splitting, Maximum 5x5 windows per screen splitting
➢Support video output splicing and display, Single module maximum
support 16 screens splicing
➢Support specific branded IPC via Onvif, RTSP to video wall
➢Support OSD, which allowed the superposition of title, time, alarm
messages and so on
➢Matrix configuration interface can be invoked with USB mouse
➢Support remote configuration, import & export for parameters
➢Support remote upgrade, reboot and other routine maintenance
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Part 2 Inspection before use
2.1 Open the package and inspect
When you receive the HD IP Matrix, please check that the outer carton is
not damaged. The protective packing material inside the carton can protect
the device from most accidental impact during shipping. If no damage, then
open the carton and verify the contents against your order. Verify that the
power cable (or power supply), manual and software disk is included.
2.2 Panel illustration
Product back panel: CVI8XM
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4 5
6 7
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Product back panel: CVI4MV2
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Product back panel: CVI2MV2
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①
Power port & switch
②
NET cascade port (Reserved)
③
Alarm output port (Reserved)
④
USB 2.0 port
⑤
NET-LAN port, RS232/RS422 port (Reserved)
⑥
Audio in/out port (Reserved)
⑦
HDMI port
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2.3 Dimensional drawings
CVI8XM - HD IP Matrix switcher, dimensions (mm) are as follows：
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CVI4MV2 Dimensions (mm) are as follows:
Este manual sirve para los siguientes modelos
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