Huawei VCN520 Manuale utente

VCN520&

VCN540

V100R002C30

Video Cloud Node

Quick Start

Issue: 02

Default login IP/user name/password of the C/S client:

Adresse IP/nom d'utilisateur/mot de passe de connexion par défaut du client C/S:

IP accesso predefinito/nome utente/password C/S client:

192.168.2.101/Admin/Change_Me

Default login URL/user name/password of the OMU Portal:

URL/nom d'utilisateur/mot de passe de connexion par défaut du portail OMU:

URL accesso predefinito/nome utente/password Portale OMU:

https://192.168.2.101:8443/Admin/Change_Me

BOM: 31508624

Qualification Card

1.Safety Precautions

WARNING:

Do not touch the connectors of the power cable or communication cable. Otherwise, you will be

injured by the electric shock caused by the current flow.

Wear an electrostatic discharge (ESD) gloves or wrist strap and antistatic clothing when performing

operations on the device.

Insert filler panels into vacant slots when hard disks are not fully configured.

Connect ground cables to the subrack properly to ensure personnel and device safety.

Replacing a battery incorrectly might result in an explosion. Replace a battery only with the same or

equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the

manufacturer's instructions.

As VDR bridged primary and earth. This built-in type power supply only can be used in permanently

connected equipment, pluggable type B equipment or pluggable type A equipment provided with a

permanently protective earthing terminal.

This equipment is compliant with Class A of CISPR 32. In a residential environment this equipment

may cause radio interference.

CAUTION:

Disconnect the power cord before serving to avoid electric shock.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance

could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

Double pole/neutral fusing.

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,

pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used

in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case

the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

ATTENTION:

Danger d'explosion si la pile n'est pas remplacée correctement. Ne la remplacer que par une pile

de type semblable ou équivalent, recommandée par le fabricant. Jeter les piles usagées

conformément aux instructions du fabricant.

Débranchez le cordon d'alimentation avant de servir afin d'éviter tout risque d'électrocution.

Double pole/fusible sur le neutre.

2.VCN520/VCN540 At-a-Glance

3.Front and Rear View of the Device

Huawei VCN520/VCN540 is integrated intelligent video surveillance products that provide a wide

range of services including live video viewing, video retrieval, video playback, alarm linkage,

pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) control, voice intercom, and electronic map. Huawei VCN520/VCN540 delivers

secure, efficient, and purpose-built video surveillance solutions for government agencies,

transportation departments, educational institutions, and enterprises of all sizes.

Front view of VCN520

Power health indicator

GE port LINK indicator

Disk status indicator

Power health indicator

GE port LINK indicator

Disk status indicator

Front view of VCN540

Specification Description

Networking performance A maximum of 16 VCN520/VCN540 in a stack

Media performance A VCN520/VCN540 supports access from cameras that comply with

the HWSDK, ONVIF or DHSDK protocol.

A VCN520 supports 32-channel cameras，the ingress bandwidth

does not exceed 320 Mbit/s, and the egress bandwidth does not

exceed 320 Mbit/s.

A VCN540 supports 64-channel cameras, the ingress bandwidth

does not exceed 320 Mbit/s, and the egress bandwidth does not

exceed 320 Mbit/s.

Hard disk A single VCN520 can be configured with four hard disks.

A single VCN540 can be configured with eight hard disks.

A maximum of 8 VCN520/VCN540 in a cluster

Rear view of VCN520

4.Packing List

AC power cable 1PCS

Mounting ear 2PCS

Bottom cap 4PCS

Phoenix connector

OT terminal

Quick Start

2PCS

1PCS

No.

Accessory Quantity

M4*6 screw 8PCS

Power cable retention clip 1PCS

Ground terminal

Alarm input

interface

Alarm output

interface

GE1 port

USB2.0 USB3.0 VGA port HDMI port Audio output interface

Audio input interface GE2 port

Power button

Power port

COM port

interface

RS-485

interface

Rear view of VCN540

Ground terminal

Alarm input

interface

Alarm output

interface

GE1 port

USB2.0 USB3.0 VGA port HDMI port Audio output interface

Audio input interface GE2 port

Power button

Power port

COM port

interface

RS-485

interface

Note:

The VCN520 or VCN540 has two USB interfaces: USB2.0 and USB3.0 interfaces. Both USB

interfaces can connect to USB flash drives and USB mice. However, the USB3.0 can connect to

removable hard disks while the USB2.0 cannot.

5.2 Desktop Installation

Stick and fix four bottom caps at the bottom of the device, as shown in the following figure.

Place the device horizontally on a desktop.

5.Device Installation

5.1 Disk Installation

Push the hard disk into the slot along the disk guide rail until the hard disk locks into the place, as

shown in step 3 in the following figure.

Lower the ejector lever to ensure that the hard disk is completely in the subrack, as shown in step 4

in the following figure.

Use a screwdriver to fasten the new hard disk onto the front panel, as shown in step 1 and step 2 in

the following figure.

Note

By default, the VCN520 or VCN540 does not carry disks when being delivered. First install disks

and then install the device on the desktop, or in a cabinet.

After the VCN520 or VCN540 is delivered to the site, disk filler panels are installed in slots where

disks are not installed, by default. You are not advised to remove the filler panels from the slots

where disks are not installed, because removing the filler panels will affect the heat dissipation of

fans and generate some noises.

Note: Before closing the disk ejector level, ensure that the disk has been pushed into the subrack and

cannot be moved. Otherwise, after the ejector level is closed, the disk cannot be completely

pushed into the subrack, resulting in incorrect disk installation.

First confirm the installation location of the guide rail in the cabinet. Install the floating nuts used to fix the

guide rail in the installation location. There are two and three floating nuts at the front and rear of the

cabinet respectively, as shown in the lower left figure.

For details about how to install floating nuts, see the lower right figure. As shown in step 1 in the

lower-right figure, insert one leg of the floating nut into the square holefrom inside of the cabinet,

so that the leg hooks over the lower frame of the square hole. Asshown in step 2 in the lower-right

figure, use the floating nut hook to catch the other leg of thefloating nut. Pull the hook forward until

the leg hooks over the upper frame of the square hole.

5.3 Cabinet Installation

5.3.1 Single-Device Deployment Scenario

Note:

Before installing the VCN520 or VCN540 in the cabinet, install the mapping guide rail to bear the

device. If a guide rail has been installed in the cabinet, check whether the guide rail matches the

device. The device is equipped with right-to-left airflow. Therefore, check whether the guide rail

may block the air exhaust vent. If yes, replace the guide rail with a matched one.

Huawei provides the guide rail for the VCN. The stretching range of the guide rail ranges from

500 mm to 800 mm, which is used for cabinet installation when the distance between the front and

rear mounting bars is within the range. You need to purchase the guide rail based on the site

requirements.

When the VCN is installed in a cabinet, do not install the rubber foot which will occupy the cabinet

space.

Front of the cabinet

Rear of the cabinet

Install the guide rail. Horizontally place the guide rail to the installation location through the positioning block

at the front of the guide rail and the positioning hook at the rear of the guide rail, as shown in the lower left

figure. Use four M6 screws (two on each side) to fix the front end and six M6 screws (three on each side)

to fix the rear end, as shown in the lower right figure.

Front of the cabinet

Rear of the cabinet

Note: Before installing the guide rail, you can view the mark (F/L, F/R) on the guide rail to differentiate

the left, right, front, rear ends of the guide rail to avoid reverse installation. F/L indicates the front end

of the guide rail on the left side. F/R indicates the front end of the guide rail on the right side.

Positioning

block Positioning

hook

Install mounting ears. Take eight M4*6 screws. Use four screws to configure one mounting

ear on the left of the front panel and the same way to configure the other ones on the right side.

Then use a Phillips screwdriver to fasten the screws to fix the mounting ears, as shown in the

following figure.

Install the filler panel of the guide rail. Install the M6 screws used to fix the filler panel of the guide rail,

as shown in the following figure.

Install the floating nuts used to fix the VCN520/VCN540. The floating nuts are installed in the first

and sixth holes along the guide rail from bottom to up.

Install the VCN520/VCN540 in the cabinet. Carry the device to install from both sides. Slowly move

it to the front of the cabinet.Lift the subrack to a position higher than the slide rail . Gently place the

subrack on the slide rail and push it into the cabinet along the slide rail, as shown in the lower-left

figure. Keep pushing the subrack until the mounting ears of the subrack are close to the mounting

bar at the front of the cabinet.

Connect the M6 screws (prepared by users) through the holes of the mounting ears. Use a Phillips

screwdriver to tighten the M6 screws on the mounting ears. Use two M6 screws to configure each

mounting ear. Separately secure the mounting ears on both sides of the subrack on the mounting

bar at the front of the cabinet, as shown in the lower-right figure.

5.3.2 Multi-Device Deployment Scenario

Note

When multiple VCN520s or VCN540s are deployed, a guide rail needs to be installed for each device.

A VCN520 or VCN540 requires 2 U space. A guide rail requires 1 U space. Therefore, installing a

single device requires a total of 3 U space. Before installing devices, properly plan the cabinet space.

For details about how to install a device in the cabinet, see the single-device deployment scenario.

This section introduces how to install multiple devices in the cabinet.

If multiple VCN520s or VCN540s are installed, a guide rail needs to be installed for each device, as

shown in the following figure.

6.Connecting Cables

Note:

To use the LDU to configure and run surveillance services, connect the LDU to a display, video

output cable, mouse, audio output device, and audio output cable. To use the alarm linkage

function, connect the LDU to an alarm input device and an alarm output device.

Huawei VCN520/VCN540 is not delivered with peripheral devices, users can purchase these

peripheral devices as required.

The LDU supports display resolution of 1440 x 900 and 1920 x 1080. When setting the LDU

resolution to 1920 x 1080, ensure that the resolution of the connected monitor is higher than

1920 x 1080.

6.1

Connecting Cables on the VCN520

Audio output device

Display

Mouse

Alarm input device

Alarm output

device

GE1

Display

Audio input device

Switch

Use a Phillips screwdriver to connect one end of the PGND cable to the ground terminal of the

device, and connect the other end to the ground point of the cabinet or work station. The ground

screw uses M4 screws. The PGND cable is prepared by the customer. The PGND cable is green

and yellow, and its diameter must range from 16 AWG to 18 AWG.

The GE ports on a device are bonded in load balancing mode by default. You can use two network

cables to connect the two GE ports to a switch (the two ports on the switch connected to the

network cables require link aggregation), or you can connect any one of the GE ports to the switch.

Connect a display to the VGA or HDMI port as required.

Connect a USB port to a mouse. The VCN provides a USB port on the rear panel and two USB

ports on the left mounting ear of the front panel. Users can select one for connecting a mouse.

(Optional) To use audio device such as headsets and speakers, connect the BNC audio input

device and audio output device.

(Optional) To use alarm input devices such as smoke sensors, infrared sensors, and access

control devices, insert the cable terminal of an alarm input device into the alarm input port. Ensure

that the alarm input device and VCN are both grounded.

(Optional) To use alarm output devices such as alarm bells, insert the cable terminal of an alarm

output device into the alarm output port.

GE1

Use a Phillips screwdriver to connect one end of the PGND cable to the ground terminal of the

device, and connect the other end to the ground point of the cabinet or work station. The ground

screw uses M4 screws. The PGND cable is prepared by the customer. The PGND cable is green

and yellow, and its diameter must range from 16 AWG to 18 AWG.

The GE ports on a device are bonded in load balancing mode by default. You can use two network

cables to connect the two GE ports to a switch (the two ports on the switch connected to the

network cables require link aggregation), or you can connect any one of the GE ports to the switch.

Connect a display to the VGA or HDMI port as required.

Connect a USB port to a mouse. The VCN provides a USB port on the rear panel and two USB

ports on the left mounting ear of the front panel. Users can select one for connecting a mouse.

(Optional) To use audio device such as headsets and speakers, connect the BNC audio input

device and audio output device.

(Optional) To use audio device such as headsets and speakers, insert the cable terminal of an

alarm input device into the alarm input port. Ensure that the alarm input device and VCN are both

grounded.

(Optional) To use alarm output devices such as alarm bells, insert the cable terminal of an alarm

output device into the alarm output port.

Insert one end of the power cable to the power supply interface of the device and the other end to

the power outlet.

6.2

Connecting Cables on the VCN540

Note:

If users do not need to externally connect alarm input or output devices temporarily, it is recom-

mended that the Phoenix connectors be inserted into the alarm input and output ports to pre-

vent Phoenix connector losses.

Insert one end of the power cable to the power supply interface of the device and the other end to

the power outlet.

Note:

If users do not need to externally connect alarm input or output devices temporarily, it is recom-

mended that the Phoenix connectors be inserted into the alarm input and output ports to pre-

vent Phoenix connector losses.

Audio output device

Display

Mouse

Alarm input device

Alarm output

device

GE1

Display

Audio input device

Switch

GE1

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