EL-SR and EL-ip exacqVision systems were manufactured with hard-drive caddies that contain a power switch starting in October 2011. If it appears that the hard drive in an exacqVision EL-SR or EL-ip system is not functioning even though the system is powered up, look on the front of the system and determine whether a hard… Continue reading Hard Drive Power on exacqVision EL-SR and EL-IP Systems
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Changing the Automatic Login User in Linux (Legacy)
To change the automatic login user in Linux, complete the steps provided for your Linux version. <br> Ubuntu 18.04 and higher On systems built by Exacq with Ubuntu version 18.04 and higher, the ability to use the operating system to configure automatic logins has been removed as a security measure. You may, however, utilize the… Continue reading Changing the Automatic Login User in Linux (Legacy)
Are eDVR boards compatible with an LGA 1156 motherboard?
Yes. Exacq has tested compatibility with the following configuration: <br> *Intel Q57TM Micro-ATX motherboard *Two eDVR boards *PCIe 1x Riser <br> At this time, Q57 is the only chipset that is supported for use with the PCIe 1x riser card. <br>
Using Remote Desktop to Manage Windows-based ExacqVision Servers
Remote Desktop allows you to connect to your Windows-based ExacqVision server over a network connection and operate it as if you were using the system directly. This can be especially useful when you want to upgrade the server software. Using Remote Desktop across public networks or the internet introduces many of the same security concerns… Continue reading Using Remote Desktop to Manage Windows-based ExacqVision Servers
Replacing an eDVR Board on a Windows-based exacqVision System (Legacy)
The following procedures describe the process for replacing an eDVR board in a Windows-based exacqVision server. If you have an exacqVision server with multiple eDVR boards, complete both procedures; on a single-board system, you can skip directly to the second procedure. NOTE: You must be logged in to Windows as an Adminsitrator to perform these… Continue reading Replacing an eDVR Board on a Windows-based exacqVision System (Legacy)
Automation Control Circuitry
What is TTL? TTL stands for Transistor-to-Transistor Logic, where the “logic” determines which values are high and low. Standardized common TTL circuits operate with a 5-volt power supply. A TTL signal is defined as low when the voltage is measured between 0.0 V and 0.8 V with respect to the ground terminal, and high when… Continue reading Automation Control Circuitry
What is the warranty on NVRs from Exacq?
What types of microphones are compatible with the ExacqVision Hybrid NVR?
When using the audio input terminals on the rear of an ExacqVision Hybrid NVR, you will need a microphone with a a pre-amplifier capable of producing a line level output that can be connected directly to the ExacqVision audio terminal inputs. If using a mic level output microphone, you will need a mic pre-amp to… Continue reading What types of microphones are compatible with the ExacqVision Hybrid NVR?
Does ExacqVision work with 64-bit Windows?
ExacqVision Server software has supported 64-bit Windows since Server version 6.4. sDVR and tDVR analog capture board installers for 64-bit Windows ExacqVision Hybrid systems are also available. For a list of currently supported operating systems, refer to the software product pages on Exacq.com, then click ‘System Requirements.’ <br>
Can I use a Joystick with exacqVision Client software instead of a mouse?
Yes. Exacq offers the exacqVision Surveillance Keyboard for this purpose. <br>