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Tel: + 972-2-535-0000, Fax: + 972-2-586-8683
E-mail: info@servision.net www.servision.net
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- Page 1 MVS- Corporate Offices SerVision Ltd. USA: 11 Hartom St, Jerusalem 91450, Israel PO 434, Milford, NJ 08848, USA Tel: + 972-2-535-0000, Fax: + 972-2-586-8683 Tel: +1-908-995-4383 Fax: +1-888-681-8218 E-mail: info@servision.net www.servision.net E-mail: maxe@servision.net...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
IVG-400 Installation Instructions Contents Introduction ............1 Connection Diagram ..........1 Hardware Requirements......... 1 Selecting a Location ..........2 Power Connection and Usage ......... 2 Installing the IVG-400..........3 Connecting a Camera..........4 Connecting a Sensor..........4 Connecting an Alarm ..........5 Connecting an Alarm in Release 1 ........5 Connecting an Alarm in Release 2 ........6 Copyright... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction The SerVision IVG-400 is a mobile DVR that is designed to be installed in vehicles. Up to four cameras, six input sensors, and two activators can be connected to the IVG-400. Once connected, these devices can be monitored and controlled remotely through the IVG-400. -
Page 4: Selecting A Location
Selecting a Location The following additional hardware is required to install the IVG-400 and connect cameras to it: Screws to connect the unit to its anchoring surface Cellular modem 16 AWG red and black cable to connect the unit to the vehicle battery Coax cable to connect the camera to the IVG-400 Additional hardware is required for the following optional features:... -
Page 5: Installing The Ivg-400
Installing the IVG-400 If the IVG-400 is connected directly to the vehicle battery, it continues operating even when the engine is turned off. For example, with a 55AMP/h battery, the system will continue to function for about 10 hours if the vehicle battery is not recharged. -
Page 6: Connecting A Camera
Connecting a Camera Note: The unit can be placed horizontally or vertically. If it is placed vertically, the modem side must face up. Modem Side support Anchoring surface Figure 6 - Attaching the Unit Connect the system to the vehicle battery using the PowerIn connector (see Figure 1, page 1):... -
Page 7: Connecting An Alarm
Connecting an Alarm Connect the two contacts of the sensor to the Sensors terminal block on the rear panel of the IVG-400 (see Figure 1, page 1), as illustrated in Figure 7. Note: The wires must be connected to two adjacent contacts in the same group (e.g., the two contacts of “In1”), but the polarity does not matter. -
Page 8: Connecting An Alarm In Release 2
Connecting an Alarm Connect Relay/2 to the positive contact of an output connection (e.g., “Out1”) in the Activators terminal block. Connect Relay/3 to the alarm. Connect the other side of the alarm to the positive (+) power. Connect the negative (-) power Relay/4. Connect Relay/4 to the right (-) contact of the output connection (e.g., “Out1”) in the Activators terminal block. - Page 9 Connecting an Alarm • Connect the other side of the alarm to the left contact (+) of an output connection (e.g., “Out1”) in the terminal block. • Connect the negative (-) power to the right cont act (-) of the same output connection in the terminal block.