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6.8.1 Setting Up a Module<br />

Up to 16 connected I/O devices can be combined to be one module for the GV-<strong>System</strong> to use. Note<br />

that I/O devices from GV-Video Server, GV-Compact DVR <strong>and</strong> GV-IP Camera can be combined to<br />

build a module. However, I/O devices of GV-Wieg<strong>and</strong> Capture or GV-I/O Box can only combine with<br />

those of another GV-Wieg<strong>and</strong> Capture or GV-I/O Box to set up a module.<br />

1. Ensure the GV IP device, GV-Wieg<strong>and</strong> Capture or GV-I/O Box of Ethernet module has added to<br />

<strong>and</strong> recognized by the GV-<strong>System</strong>.<br />

2. In the Virtual I/O Device Setting dialog box (Figure 6-33), select one device, e.g. GV IP Device,<br />

<strong>and</strong> click the Add button. This dialog box appears.<br />

Figure 6-34<br />

3. The connected devices appear on the IP address list. Select the desired devices <strong>and</strong> click the [>>]<br />

button to add their I/O devices to the Mapping list. The total number of added I/O devices is<br />

displayed at the bottom of the Mapping list. Click OK.<br />

4. Select the added module from the list, <strong>and</strong> define the input status in the Monitor Input section. For<br />

details, see [Input x] in I/O Device Setup earlier in this chapter. Click OK.<br />

5. On the main screen, click the I/O button (No. 7, Figure 1-2). This module is available from the<br />

selection list.<br />

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I /O Applications<br />

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