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>
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MAC addresses on GPoE all show zero’s
If you run in to an issue on a G-series where the Data and Management Ports show a MAC address of 02-00-00-00-00-00 you will need to reimage the NVR with the latest Linux Image RETAIL1804-21.03.4.zip Added: May 11, 2021 or newer.
SCN-00000020 – G-Series PoE update
SCN #SCN-00000020Title of SCNG-Series PoE updateTRAC #Effective VersionLaunched February 15, 2021Products AffectedLC UNAReason for Change (Summary)Now available in 4 – 8 – 16 Ports Change The G-Series PoE line, which consolidates/replaces the M-Series and LC UNA, is now available in a 16 Port option. The existing 4 and 8 Port machines will now come with… Continue reading SCN-00000020 – G-Series PoE update
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Connecting cameras over 100m in distance from G-Series PoE or Una recorders
ExacqVision G-Series PoE and Una recorders provide Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) ports for direct connections to cameras, rather than accessing cameras through a switched network. The TIA/EIA 568 standard provide that the maximum allowable length of a Cat5/5e or Cat6 cable is 100 meters (328 feet) for ethernet networks. To connect a camera farther than 100m away,… Continue reading Connecting cameras over 100m in distance from G-Series PoE or Una recorders