Installation and
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Video GUARD PROFESSIONAL

VIDEO GUARD Professional

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  1. Introduction
  2. Transporting the Video Guard
  3. Set up Video Guard
  4. Connecting Video Guard to the power supply
  5. Align Video Guard camera
  6. Aligning Video Guard infrared spotlights
  7. Extend Video Guard mast
  8. Switch on Video Guard
  9. Checklist
  10. Set up Video Guard software

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing VIDEO GUARD from ADDSECURE. VIDEO GUARD is a mobile security and video-supported alarm system for protecting assets, construction sites and perimeters against unauthorized intrusion, vandalism and theft.

The structure and use of the VIDEO GUARD is explained below. If you have any questions about the function or rental of a VIDEO GUARD, please do not hesitate to contact us on the following telephone number:
+49 (0) 4950 / 8062-110

(8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)

2. TRANSPORTATION OF THE VIDEO GUARD

The VIDEO GUARD may only be moved or transported when it is switched off and the mast is retracted, as otherwise damage to the equipment and the mast cannot be ruled out.

CRANE

For transportation by crane, lifting eyes are provided in the top four corners for lifting the VIDEO GUARD .

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STAPLER

For transport with a forklift and a pallet truck, fork holders are provided at the bottom of the VIDEO GUARD intended. Only use these two options, otherwise the device may be damaged and your safety may be at risk.

Transport with a forklift and a pallet truck are mounts for the forks at the bottom of the VIDEO GUARD

Also ensure sufficient transport safety, for example by using additional tensioning straps.

ATTENTION! The VIDEO GUARD weighs 400 kg. Please note the maximum load capacity of your means of transport.

IMPLEMENTING THE VIDEO GUARD

Before moving the VIDEO GUARD, the ISG Service Center must be contacted by calling:

+49 (0) 4950 / 8062-110

(8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)

be informed in order to make the system ready for transportation. Even after relocation, the video analytics need to be technically adapted to the new conditions.

3. SET UP VIDEO GUARD

Align the system with the door facing the area to be monitored.

Surveillance alignment VIDEO GUARD PROFESSIONAL

Pull out all 4 support legs completely.

Pull out all 4 support feet completely
Place the wooden boards (left battery box) under the feet.

Lower the feet with a 24 mm open-end wrench.

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Level the system with your feet.

IMPORTANT: Check the substrate after heavy rainfall. The support legs must not sink into the ground.

4. CONNECT THE VIDEO GUARD TO THE POWER SUPPLY

Connect the socket of the customer’s power supply to the plug of the VIDEO GUARD.

Protective box incl. Plug and socket in the left-hand material box
Place the plug and socket in the protective box. The protective box is located in the left-hand battery box.
Protective box incl. Plug and socket in the left-hand material box
Protective box incl. Place the plug and socket in the left-hand material box and route the power cable through the notches provided.
Protective box incl. Place the plug and socket in the left-hand material box

OR

Power supply

The system is properly supplied with power when the voltmeter on the housing indicates 220 V. Level the system with your feet.

 

5. ALIGN VIDEO GUARD CAMERAS

To turn the camera, pull the cock and turn the camera with the turntable. Release the clamping tap to lock it in the new position.

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To tilt the camera, loosen the wing screw, tilt the camera mount to the desired position and retighten the wing screw.

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IMPORTANT: If the VIDEO GUARD or the cameras have been adjusted or rotated, the ISG Technical Service Center must be contacted for an adjustment of the analytical procedure (setup).
If you cannot see any clamping levers on the cameras, the cameras are set via remote access.
These are as follows:
Cameras via remote access
IMPORTANT: The settings for the field of view and the camera positions are made using the PTRZ function. This is therefore carried out remotely by a technician.
Please inform the technical department at:
+49 (0) 4950 / 8062-43

(8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)

if you want to set up or move a VIDEO GUARD.

6. ALIGNING THE VIDEO GUARD INFRARED SPOTLIGHT

If the cameras have been adjusted, the infrared spotlights must be aligned accordingly.

Loosen the wing nut of the infrared headlights.

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Align the infrared spotlight in the viewing direction of the camera lens.

Tighten the wing nut of the infrared spotlight hand-tight.

IMPORTANT: The infrared spotlights must point in the same direction as the camera lens.

Please note that reflective material (barriers / warning markings) can interfere with the camera image. If possible, these must be removed from the monitored area.

7. VIDEO GUARD EXTEND MAST

Turn the mast crank clockwise and raise the mast as far as it will go.

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Pay attention to the routing of the cable conduit so that it does not get caught and torn off.

Insert the safety bolt (left battery box) with the notch facing upwards into the hole on the side of the mast.

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Crank the mast down slightly so that it rests on the safety bolt and is relieved.

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IMPORTANT: From wind force 8, the mast must be retracted for safety reasons.

In the event of faults or blockages on the mast, please contact ISG by telephone. Please do not attempt to carry out any repairs yourself.

8. VIDEO GUARD TURN ON

ALTERNATIVE 1 WITH CHARGER

Lift the cover of the right-hand battery box.

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Set the red switch to “ON”.
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Close the battery box cover to prevent water ingress.
IMPORTANT: The system is properly supplied with power when two LEDs on the battery charger light up / flash and the voltmeter on the housing indicates > 220 V.
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The system is properly switched on when two LEDs of the IR spotlights (on the mast) light up / flash.
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ALTERNATIVE 2 WITH USV

(UPS = uninterruptible power supply)

Lift the cover of the right-hand battery box.

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Insert fuse.
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If there is no 230 V power supply on the UPS, press “Battery START” (orange arrow).
  • VIDEO GUARD then runs on battery power.
  • Establish 230 V power supply as quickly as possible.
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IMPORTANT: The system is properly powered when the “MAINS or Backup” LED is OFF.
The system is properly switched on when the “Diagnosis” LED on the UPS flashes and the “MAINS or Backup” LED is OFF and two LEDs on the IR spotlights (on the mast) are lit/flashing.

9. CHECKLIST VIDEO GUARD STRUCTURE

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  • The VIDEO GUARD is aligned with the door facing the area to be monitored.
  • The support feet of the VIDEO GUARD are fully extended and lowered.
  • The VIDEO GUARD stands horizontally.
  • The support legs cannot sink in.
  • The VIDEO GUARD is connected to the power supply.
  • The plug and socket are protected by the protective box.
  • Cameras and infrared spotlights point in the same direction.
  • The mast is fully extended and secured by the pin.
  • The VIDEO GUARD is switched on.
  • The ISG Technical Service Center was contacted for setup.
  • The door is locked.

10. SET UP VIDEO GUARD SOFTWARE

To set up the analytics software, please contact our technicians by telephone:

+49 (0) 4950 / 8062-34

(8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)

IMPORTANT: If the VIDEO GUARD or the cameras have been adjusted or rotated, the ISG Technical Service Center must be contacted for an adjustment of the analytical procedure (setup).