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==IO Configuration==
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==Required Parts and Tools==
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First wire the button to the desired cameras IO phoenix connector. If you are using our buttons we recommend wiring the buttons using CAT6 as shown below:
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* IVS Stop/Start Button
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* 22/4 straight wire cable
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* One single Gang mud ring
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* B-Connectors
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* Wire Crimper
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* Stud finder
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* Fish tape or Glow Rods
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* Face plate screws
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* Small Screwdriver
  
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[[File:34.jpg]]
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==Wire Diagrams==
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Select the button you are installing to see wire diagrams by camera type.  
  
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Next you will need to go into the admin section under the wired room within our software and define what camera has the button IO hooked up as shown below.
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[[Start/Stop Diagrams 2020-Present|Start/Stop Diagrams 2020-Present]]
  
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[[File:35.jpg]]
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{{img - button | file = Record Button On.png | link = Start/Stop Diagrams 2020-Present | width=200px}}
  
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Lastly you will need to add the I/O Records right to any user group you want to be able to review recordings crated by the push button as shown below.
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[[Start/Stop Diagrams 2013-2020|Start/Stop Diagrams 2013-2020]]
  
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[[File:36.jpg]]
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{{img - button | file = PushButton.png | link = Start/Stop Diagrams 2013-2020 | width=200px}}
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==Installation Instructions==
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#Determine if the button will be mounted outside or inside the associated room. If mounting near light switches or other control devices, match the mount height of those devices.
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#Using a stud finder, scan the mounting location of the button to ensure it is not mounted on a stud.
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#Cut a hole into the drywall, large enough to fit the mud ring into it securely. 
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#: {{img | file = VerifactDring.JPG | width=130px}}
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#Using a hole saw or drywall saw, drill a hole above the drop ceiling in line with the hole drilled where the button is mounted.
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#Using fish tape or glow rods, pass the 22/4 through the drywall
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#At the button, use B-Connectors to connect the button
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#*Black to Black, White to White, Red to Red, Green to Green (please reference camera diagrams above)
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#At the camera, connect the 22/4 to the I/O port of the camera (please reference camera diagrams above)
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#Once connected, mount the face plate to the mud ring. Make sure face plate is level
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#Follow the instructions below to configure the button and click to test.
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#:  {{img | file = StartStopMounted.jpg | width=130px}}
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==Software Configuration==
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Log into the software with admin rights and navigate to the Admin section then click on Rooms.
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{{img | file = Start_stop_config.png | width=1200px}}
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#) Select the room.
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#) Check the '''Use I/O''' box.
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#) Select what camera the I/O wiring is tied into.
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#) Select a user - All I/O recordings in that room will be considered authored by that user.
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#) Select '''Start/Stop''' in the command field.
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#) Enter '''Port Number 1'''.
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#) Click '''Add Command'''.
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#) Select '''Record Indicator''' in the command field.
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#) Enter '''Port Number 2'''.
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#) If it is a PTZ camera, the camera may be assigned to a preset at the start of the recording.
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#) Press '''Save''' to enable I/O button recordings.
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'''In the User Groups make sure the I/O User's group has video access to every group'''
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Log into VALT as an admin and click the Admin tab
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{{img | file = ValtAdminTab.png | width=1200px}}
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Click on Users and Groups and click on the IO Group
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{{img | file = ValtUserGroups.png | width=1200px}}
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Scroll to the bottom and click the Check all on the video access
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{{img | file = ValtVideoAccess.png}}
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==Camera Configuration==
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#) Navigate to the IP of the camera.
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====In the old navigation view====
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#) Go to '''Setup''' in the top right; then '''System Options'''.
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#) For '''Allow Password Type''', select '''Unencrypted Only'''.
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#:{{img | file = Start_stop_unencrypt.png}}
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#) Navigate to '''Ports & Devices'''.
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#) Change Ports 2 & 4 to '''Output''' (if it hasn't already been done).
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#:{{img | file = Ports_old.png}}
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====In the new navigation view====
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#) Go to '''Settings'''; then '''System'''; then '''Plain Config'''.
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#:{{img | file = Start_stop_unencrypt_new.png}}
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#) Scroll and select '''Network'''.
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#) Under '''HTTP''', '''Authentication Policy''', select '''Basic'''. Scroll to click '''Save'''.
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#:{{img | file = Start_stop_unencrypt_new_2.png}}
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#) Also head to '''System''' > '''I/O Ports'''.
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#:{{img | file = Ports.png}}
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#) Change Port 2 to '''Output'''.
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#:{{img | file = Port_2.png}}
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''Note:'' If after proper configuration the button does not appear to function, the Wowza Streaming Engine service likely needs to be restarted.

Latest revision as of 07:42, 26 October 2022

Required Parts and Tools

  • IVS Stop/Start Button
  • 22/4 straight wire cable
  • One single Gang mud ring
  • B-Connectors
  • Wire Crimper
  • Stud finder
  • Fish tape or Glow Rods
  • Face plate screws
  • Small Screwdriver

Wire Diagrams

Select the button you are installing to see wire diagrams by camera type.

Start/Stop Diagrams 2020-Present

Record Button On.png

Start/Stop Diagrams 2013-2020

PushButton.png

Installation Instructions

  1. Determine if the button will be mounted outside or inside the associated room. If mounting near light switches or other control devices, match the mount height of those devices.
  2. Using a stud finder, scan the mounting location of the button to ensure it is not mounted on a stud.
  3. Cut a hole into the drywall, large enough to fit the mud ring into it securely.
    VerifactDring.JPG
  4. Using a hole saw or drywall saw, drill a hole above the drop ceiling in line with the hole drilled where the button is mounted.
  5. Using fish tape or glow rods, pass the 22/4 through the drywall
  6. At the button, use B-Connectors to connect the button
    • Black to Black, White to White, Red to Red, Green to Green (please reference camera diagrams above)
  7. At the camera, connect the 22/4 to the I/O port of the camera (please reference camera diagrams above)
  8. Once connected, mount the face plate to the mud ring. Make sure face plate is level
  9. Follow the instructions below to configure the button and click to test.
    StartStopMounted.jpg

Software Configuration

Log into the software with admin rights and navigate to the Admin section then click on Rooms.

Start stop config.png

  1. ) Select the room.
  2. ) Check the Use I/O box.
  3. ) Select what camera the I/O wiring is tied into.
  4. ) Select a user - All I/O recordings in that room will be considered authored by that user.
  5. ) Select Start/Stop in the command field.
  6. ) Enter Port Number 1.
  7. ) Click Add Command.
  8. ) Select Record Indicator in the command field.
  9. ) Enter Port Number 2.
  10. ) If it is a PTZ camera, the camera may be assigned to a preset at the start of the recording.
  11. ) Press Save to enable I/O button recordings.

In the User Groups make sure the I/O User's group has video access to every group

Log into VALT as an admin and click the Admin tab

ValtAdminTab.png

Click on Users and Groups and click on the IO Group

ValtUserGroups.png

Scroll to the bottom and click the Check all on the video access

ValtVideoAccess.png

Camera Configuration

  1. ) Navigate to the IP of the camera.

In the old navigation view

  1. ) Go to Setup in the top right; then System Options.
  2. ) For Allow Password Type, select Unencrypted Only.
    Start stop unencrypt.png
  3. ) Navigate to Ports & Devices.
  4. ) Change Ports 2 & 4 to Output (if it hasn't already been done).
    Ports old.png

In the new navigation view

  1. ) Go to Settings; then System; then Plain Config.
    Start stop unencrypt new.png
  2. ) Scroll and select Network.
  3. ) Under HTTP, Authentication Policy, select Basic. Scroll to click Save.
    Start stop unencrypt new 2.png
  4. ) Also head to System > I/O Ports.
    Ports.png
  5. ) Change Port 2 to Output.
    Port 2.png

Note: If after proper configuration the button does not appear to function, the Wowza Streaming Engine service likely needs to be restarted.

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