Category: exacqVision Hardware
Some Exacq Ubuntu images may disable Unattended-Upgrades package features by default
Ubuntu’s unattended-upgrades commands and package features may not work as expected when using an Exacq Ubuntu image on ExacqVision hardware. By default on Ubuntu Exacq images, unattended-upgrades package features are purposely disabled from running due to the potential of losing video.
Adjustments for Loud Fan Complaints
Description Some users with newer exacqVision server hardware have complained of their systems having louder than expected system fans. <br> Product <br> Steps to Reproduce No specific steps are needed to reproduce since this was a factory setting. A-Series 2A & Q-Series Models A-Series FA & FAR Models <br> Solution A-Series 2A & Q-Series Models… Continue reading Adjustments for Loud Fan Complaints
Ruling out interfering software in Windows
Description When troubleshooting exacqVision software in a Windows environment, it is likely that the customer has installed various monitoring or protection software which could be interfering with our communication or processes. The most common culprit is Anti-virus software. However, there are many different methods of determining what software is running on a machine. There are… Continue reading Ruling out interfering software in Windows
Analog video freezing on tDVR 8016e capture boards – Linux
Description Some Exacq hybrid systems built since 7/23/2024 and running Ubuntu 22.04 have exhibited a freeze of the analog video after running for some period of time. This is likely a result of a false-positive error state in the PCIe ASPM (Active-state Power Management). This can be confirmed using a Terminal with the following command:… Continue reading Analog video freezing on tDVR 8016e capture boards – Linux
2024-09 September Quarterly Release Training
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exacqVision G-Series PoE Quick Start Video
The G-Series PoE NVRs provide affordable exacqVision recorders with built-in power over ethernet capability. Follow along to step through setup and adding your PoE powered cameras to the system.<br><br> Chapters:<br> 00:00 Intro<br> 00:17 Unboxing<br> 00:41 Specifications<br> 01:10 Hardware Ports<br> 03:03 Setup & Network Addressing<br> 04:31 Licensing<br> 05:18 Adding PoE Powered Cameras<br> <br>
exacqVision G-Series Micro Quick Start Video
The G-Series Micro provides an exacqVision solution in an ultra-small form factor for customers who wish to leverage a smaller system design or in space-constrained locations such as retail shops, restaurants, banks, and small offices. Follow along for installation and setup.<br><br> Chapters:<br> 00:00 Intro<br> 00:22 Unboxing<br> 01:07 Specifications<br> 02:09 VESA Mount<br> 03:17 Setup<br> 04:30 Licensing<br>
Installing A-Series Rails on Racks with Threaded Round Holes
The rack mount rails that ship with exacqVision A-Series NVRs are designed to be toolless when used with server racks that have square or unthreaded round mounting holes on the rack uprights. The following guide describes how to adapt these rails, using tools, for use with rack uprights with threaded round screw holes. <br>
exacqVision A-Series Quick Start Video
The A-Series Network Video Recorders from Exacq provide a versatile range of options and are some of the most popular choices for most users. Choosing the best model for your deployment will be largely based on your storage and configuration needs. This video compares features of A-Series NVR models and steps through unpacking and setup.<br><br>… Continue reading exacqVision A-Series Quick Start Video