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SerVision Embedded Video Gateway System Guide

Getting Started 5

Getting Started

SerVision’s embedded Video Gateways are compact Video Gateway units that provide state-of-the-art security

functionality for a wide range of environments, from offices and homes to vehicles and other moving platforms. All

units feature live video streaming, video recording and playback, motion detection, sensor management, and real-

time event notification and device activation. These features can be accessed remotely via PC, PDA, or cellular

telephone.

All Video Gateway units can connect to computer networks, including local networks and the internet, using cable-

based Ethernet connections. Some models also support wireless network connections via cellular networks and

WiFi.

The following embedded Video Gateway models are currently available:

 HVG: A four-channel Video Gateway optimized for homes and small offices. The HVG features a built-in

hard drive capable of storing large quantities of recorded video and supports a cable-based connection to a

network.

 UVG: A four-channel Video Gateway that is ideal for deployment in locations where cabled network

connections are not available, such as building sites, parking lots, and horse stables. The UVG can connect to

a network via Ethernet, cellular, or WiFi and contains a built-in hard drive capable of storing large quantities

of recorded video.

 MVG: A four-channel Video Gateway designed for deployment in vehicles such as buses, trains, and delivery

trucks. The MVG contains a removable hard drive capable of storing large quantities of recorded video. It can

connect to cellular and wireless networks, and also supports GPS that enables remote users to locate and track

the vehicle in which it is installed.

 CVG: A compact, two-channel Video Gateway optimized for streaming live video from indoor locations. The

CVG includes an SD card that can store up to 96 hours of recorded video and can connect to cable-based

networks.

 CVG-M: A compact, two-channel Video Gateway optimized for streaming live video from vehicles. The

CVG-M can connect to cable-based and cellular networks, and also supports GPS that enables remote users to

locate and track the vehicle in which it is installed. It includes an SD card that can store up to 96 hours of

recorded video.

About this Guide

All Video Gateway models are configured using a browser-based configuration utility that is accessed via PC. This

guide explains how to use the configuration utility to configure and manage an embedded Video Gateway unit. The

guide assumes the unit is already installed in its intended location, all required devices are connected to it, and it is

connected to a power source and a network. For information about installing your Video Gateway unit, please refer

to its installation guide.

The following topics related to the configuration utility are covered in this manual:

 Configuring the unit (page 9)

 Connecting to the unit to check that the configuration settings are correct and to view video, snapshots, or

event information (page 132)

 Resetting the unit (page 161)

 Diagnosing system problems (page 139)

This guide also includes information about system maintenance and handling problems:

 Upgrading the firmware (page 152)

 Restoring the factory settings of the unit (page 162)

 Troubleshooting (page 165)

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