Geutebruck G-ST 3000+ G2 User manual

G-ST 3000+ G2
Installation manual

Introduction
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These operating instructions represent the current technological state of our
devices. Errors and omissions excepted.
These operating instructions provide you with all the necessary information
to use the G-ST 3000+ G2 safely and properly.
Please read and observe these operating instructions so that errors and
danger can be avoided.
The operating instructions are valid for the G-ST 3000+ G2. The operating
instructions are only valid when the device corresponds to the version de-
scribed herein.
These instructions contain all specifications that are required for transport,
assembly and commissioning of the devices.
Please read these instructions carefully before initial operation to ensure
safe use of the devices.
If malfunctions or repair needs should occur, please contact our qualified
personnel.
All maintenance and repair work is to be performed by qualified personnel.
If maintenance or repair work is neglected or performed improperly, our
guarantee becomes null and void.

Introduction
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Contents
Introduction ....................................................................................... 1
General notes and safety ................................................................. 3
Intended use ............................................................................................... 3
Description and definition of signs .............................................................. 3
General safety instructions ......................................................................... 4
Device description ............................................................................ 5
Overview G-ST 3000+ G2 .......................................................................... 5
Transportation, storage, initial commissioning ........................................... 6
Scope of delivery ........................................................................................ 6
Device view ................................................................................................ 7
Front view .......................................................................................................... 7
Rear view ........................................................................................................... 8
Installation and commissioning ...................................................... 9
Requirements ............................................................................................. 9
Checking the conditions ..................................................................................... 9
Tool for commissioning ...................................................................................... 9
Preparations .................................................................................................... 10
Instructions on installation of in-house PC cards and external devices ........... 10
Connecting devices .................................................................................. 11
Turning on the device ............................................................................... 11
Integrating the device into the network ..................................................... 13
Managing I/O contacts .............................................................................. 14
Assigning contacts ........................................................................................... 14
Adding I/O contacts in G-Set ........................................................................... 15
Using other connections ........................................................................... 17
Analog Video Connections (optional) .............................................................. 17
Connecting printers ......................................................................................... 17
Additional external connections ....................................................................... 18
Turning off the device ............................................................................... 19
Resetting the system to factory settings ..................................... 20
Appendix ......................................................................................... 22
Technical data .......................................................................................... 22

General notes and safety
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General notes and safety
Intended use
The G-ST 3000+ G2 is a high performance, digital video management system
based on modern processor architectures.
The G-ST supports direct recording and playback of network cameras.
The recording rate depends on the type of network camera.
Standard and megapixel cameras can be recorded in all resolutions supported by
the camera and are displayed in the corresponding format.
Description and definition of signs
Symbols and pictograms are used in these instructions, with whose meaning you
should familiarize yourself. These symbols will help you to understand the infor-
mation in these instructions more quickly and point out danger or particularly im-
portant information.
Warning!
Danger signs. In order to avoid physical injury and material damage, these alert you
to danger as well as instructions that must be followed and things that are prohibited.
Warning of electric energy!
Danger to life! Please note that work on electric equipment may only be performed
by qualified electricians.
Definition of terms
User, operator: Person who has been authorized to operate the device by the
operating company. The user must be instructed by the operating company with
regards to safe use with the device.
Operating company: Responsible for safe installation, regular maintenance
and cleaning of the device.
Qualified personnel: Trained specialists, authorized by the operating company
or GEUTEBRÜCK who is familiar with the devices and with the technology.
Qualified personnel must be trained and capable of performing maintenance
and repair work on the device.

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General safety instructions
When using the devices or performing maintenance on them, the following safety in-
structions are to be observed to protect the operator, the service technician and the
device:
During design and construction of the devices, the acknowledged state of the art
as well as the acknowledged applicable standards and directives have been
taken into account and implemented.
Additionally, the devices have been designed and developed so that the danger
that occurs during intended use has been eliminated to the greatest possible ex-
tent.
Nonetheless, we are obligated to describe these safety instructions so that the re
sidual dangers can be eliminated.
Warning!
When electric machines are used, fundamental safety precautions must be observed
to eliminate the risk of fire, electric shock and injury to persons. For this reason,
please read these operating instructions before starting your work. Store these in-
structions in a place where the qualified personnel and user can access them quickly
and easily.
When operating the device, the locally applicable laws, regulations and standards
must be observed. In the interest of safety, the operating company and supervisors
are responsible for compliance.
Whenever performing any kind of work, check for any possible damage. All parts
must be mounted correctly and all conditions fulfilled to ensure proper functioning.
If the device is damaged in any way, it may no longer be used. Ensure that the de-
vices are repaired properly. Mark the defect clearly and pull the power plug so that
no accidents or damage can occur before the device is repaired.
Do not use the power line for uses for which it is not intended. Protect the cable from
heat, oil and sharp edges.
In dangerous situations or technical malfunctions, disconnect the device from the
power supply immediately.
Warning of electric energy!
In case of damage, the device may no longer be used. Disconnect the device from
the power supply!
Warning!
For all repair and maintenance work, the device must be disconnected from the
power supply. Work on electrical equipment may only be performed by qualified
electricians.
Only original parts may be used. Otherwise, the user is subject to danger of acci-
dent.
Warning!
The use of parts and related accessories other than those specified in these operat-
ing instructions can lead to injury. Only use replacement parts approved by the man-
ufacturer!
Warning!
Risk of explosion if mainboard battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
Dispose of batteries in accordance with local laws and regulations!

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Device description Overview G-ST 3000+ G2
Recommended uses and applications
The G-ST 3000+ G2 is the ideal
system platform for use in medium-
sized branches.
Product features
The hardware platform in Desktop-
Execution ensures an optimal inter-
action with Geutebrück software. Ideal as a single device for a medium-sized
system, as well as for use in networked branches or subsidiaries.
Additional redundancy concepts can be chosen for a higher reliability.
Due to the flexible expandability with a variety of software options, such as video
content analysis or interfaces to third party systems, it is ideally suited for video
security tasks of all kinds.
Best suited for every Geutebrück solution.
Our standard model for CCTV Systems
Powerful Geutebrück standard model for a medium-sized system.
Windows 10 IoT Enterprise.
Now delivered with 16 GB RAM for more performance
Depending on the application, the hardware can be configured with
appropriate components.
Higher reliability through the selection of a redundant power supply.
An extended upgrade cycle of the Geutebrück software to 3 years.
Accessory available for rack mount
Perfectly suited as a View Station in combination with an i7 processor &
Quad graphics card

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Transportation, storage, initial commissioning
Transportation and storage
The device is shipped from the factory in a shipping box with a special cushion pack-
ing. This protects the device from damage during transportation. Whenever possible,
use the original device packaging.
Transportation and storage conditions
Temperature range: -25°C to +55°C
Relative humidity: 10% to 90% (without condensation)
Installation instructions and initial commissioning
The devices may only be installed by qualified personnel who are familiar with
the devices.
The device may only be commissioned after it has been ensured that all applica-
ble safety requirements have been fulfilled.
Scope of delivery
Ensure that the following items are included in the delivery:
G-ST 3000+ G2
Manual
Installations/recovery DVD
Power cord
Manufacturer's driver CD

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Device view
Front view
Figure 1: Front view
Figure 2: Front view without cover
1 LED (white)
Power
2 LED (red)
Error
3 LED (white)
Record HDD
4 USB connections (2x)
5 Action push button
6 Alarm-Reset button
7 Reset button
8 Power button

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Rear view
G-ST 3000+ G2
Figure 3: Rear view G-ST 3000+ G2
1 Connection(s) for power supply (2. Power supply optional)
2 Control inputs for connecting external contacts for the event-based
image recording/relay outputs
3 Connection for PS/2 PC keyboard (6-pin mini-DIN socket)
4 Connection for PS/2 PC mouse (6-pin mini-DIN socket)
5 USB 2.0 interfaces (2x)
6 Display Port (2x)
7 DVI-D graphics output for connecting a PC monitor
8 Serial RS-232 interface COM1 (9-pin Sub-D connector)
9 2x USB 3.1 (Gen1), 2x USB 3.1 (Gen2)
10 Network connection (Ethernet 10 /100 / 1000 Base/T - RJ45)
11 Audio connections
12 AnalogKit Audio Line In optional
13 FBAS inputs on AnalogKit optional
When using an analog monitor you need a DisplayPort to VGA
adapter (Art. No.: 5.39401).
The position of the connections may vary!
Please check the accompanying mainboard manual if the configu-
ration is different.

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Installation and commissioning
Requirements
Checking the conditions
Before you integrate your G-ST 3000+ G2 into an existing network, you must en-
sure that the following conditions are met:
There is a functioning network with TCP/IP protocol (100/1000 Mbit Ethernet).
For other networks, the successful integration of G-ST must first be demon-
strated.
For commissioning, a network administrator is required on site who can inter-
vene promptly when problems with the network arise.
The responsible network administrator must provide a free IP address, in some
cases with subnet mask and default gateway, for every G-ST and for each con-
figuration and playback PC. In addition, a free IP address is required per net-
work segment. This additional IP address will be used for test setups during
commissioning and must remain available after completion of work.
With the help of the PING diagnostic tool, which is normally executed as a con-
sole command, functional communication between the G-ST and the configura-
tion or playback PCs must be confirmed. You can also demonstrate functional
name mapping using PING. You start the command window using right klick on
Start  left klick on Command promp  enter PING + IP adress.
Tool for commissioning
Ensure that before commissioning, all accessories needed for installation are availa-
ble and connect these accessories.
If configuration and operation of the system is to be performed directly on the G-ST,
you need the following equipment:
S-VGA monitor (min. resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels, 17-inch recommended)
USB keyboard and USB mouse.
Connect the mouse and keyboard via the USB ports on the back of the device.
Use only standard PC keyboards and mice that are compatible with MS Windows.
Connect the monitor cable to the DVI connector on the back of the device. If neces-
sary, use the VGA adapter if you have an analog RGB monitor.
The device driver for the graphic card has already been installed on the device.
For network integration of G-ST we recommend the following tools:
Laptop with installed network card and the required network configuration. For
testing, installation using MS Windows7 is sufficient.
Establish the connection between the G-ST 3000+ G2 and analysis PC via a
switch or use a crossover network cable.
Mouse and
keyboard
Monitor
Network
integration

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Preparations
Before you begin establishing connections and specifying configurations, you should
familiarize yourself with the hardware and use of your system:
Number and manufacturer of the recording cameras.
Number and type of input contacts for event recording.
For serial connection of cash-dispensing machines or access control systems
with card readers, the protocol used and the serial parameters.
The required storage capacity for image data (take into account an additional
15% of the calculated image storage capacity for management of images).
Recording grid (number of images per unit time) of the corresponding cameras
for permanent and/or event recording.
You should also be experienced in dealing with MS Windows and be able to in-
stall hardware and software.
For setup of network applications, you should also have the following information
available to you:
Network topology and technology and responsibilities of your system.
Computer name and/or IP addresses of the computers and devices to be set.
Instructions on installation of in-house PC cards and external devices
To avoid expensive installation and to ensure correct operation, consider the following:
Wherever possible, use PC cards offered by GEUTEBRÜCK. If you ordered
these cards with the device, they are already installed and ready for operation.
When re-ordering a card, we strongly recommend also ordering assembly and
the installation at the same time.
Installation of third-party PC cards is performed at your own risk as we cannot
ensure proper system function in such a case.
Use only monitors that meet the minimum requirements set out here. If possible,
use only standard PC keyboards and mice that are MS Windows-compatible.
If possible, use printers that are supported by MS Windows and whose printer
drivers can be found on the system disk in the Windows directory.
For connecting external devices, note in general:
G-ST 3000+ G2 devices do not have a CD-ROM/DVD drive.
For the use of a recovery DVD you need an external USB drive. When selecting
devices, please ensure that the devices are compatible with MS Windows.
In this context, please also take into account the training that GEUTEBRÜCK of-
fers for safe use of the hardware and software of the G-ST.
Network
applications

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Connecting devices
All connections are made on the back. In addition, two USB ports are available on
the front.
Please note the following precautions for your security and the safety of the appli-
ance.
Warning!
All connection work may only be performed when the device is shut off.
Do not remove the cover! Only maintenance-free components are to be found
inside the device. Repairs may only be performed by qualified specialists.
For use of external USB devices, check the order of driver installation and con-
necting of the device.
For all control lines, only use shielded cable. Twist the cable shield at the end
and solder it to the frame of the SUB-D connection (plug or socket).
Do not short-circuit wires with the cable shield. Slide an insulator across the
shield to prevent short circuits.
Do not connect a cable shield to a ground connection (pin).
Keep the twisted part of the cable shield in the plug (socket) as short as possi-
ble.
Turning on the device
Before turning the unit on, please observe the following safety information.
Use a socket with a protective contact for connection.
Ensure a power supply between 110 VAC and 230 VAC.
Please do not press any keys while powering up!
The operating system is precisely pre-configured for your device. By pressing a
key during powering up, this configuration could be adversely affected.
To turn on the device, follow these steps:
1. Connect the device to the power supply
2. Activate the on/off switch on the power supply unit on the back of the device.
The device has been switched on.
3. Wait until the operating system has started up and the Begin Registration win-
dow is displayed. During this operation, the client and the database of the de-
vice are started automatically.
4. Use the key combination Ctrl +Alt +Del to log on MS Windows.

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Enter the following at the MS windows Logon dialog box:
User name: Administrator
Password: Pa$$w0rd
Please confirm by pressing the ENTER key.
The Admin user profile allows full access to your G-ST.
You are now on the operating system level.
At first, please choose your language setting.
G-ST will be delivered ex-factory with language setting English.
To modify the language displayed in Windows, follow these steps:
Add the desired language.
Define the desired languages as the primary language.
1. Double click on the Language icon and click "Install display languages" to open
the selection menu.

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2. Select a language and click "Next". The corresponding language pack is in-
stalled.
3. Open the Region and Language options, by right clicking Start, Control Panel
and then Language.
4. Click Add a Language to access the selection menu. Select your language and
click "Add".
5. By clicking on your country language and on Options you access the activation
menu for the primary language.
6. Activate your language by clicking "Make this the primary language" and follow
the instructions.
Integrating the device into the network
It is best to have the following work performed by an administrator:
1. Assign the G-ST the intended IP address in order to integrate it into the network.
Manual assignment of IP addresses is performed using the settings of the net-
work card of the device.
2. Using the console command PING, check whether the device was integrated
correctly into the network. You start the command window using right klick on
Start  left klick on Command prompt  enter PING + IP adress.
In general, when assigning an IP address, make sure that the assigned address is in
fact available and not already assigned to another network component.

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Managing I/O contacts
Using programmable and tamper-monitored digital inputs and outputs, contacts for
event-controlled recording can be controlled. For example, using a contact the
movement of a pan/tilt head can be triggered, a gate can be opened or an infrared
light can be switched on.
Each input and output can be given a meaningful name and an additional description
in the G-Set configuration software.
Assigning contacts
Digital inputs
The G-ST 3000+ G2 has 16 control inputs, which are each equipped with an
internal pull-up resistor with 1 kΩ to +5 V.
The control inputs are distributed onto two 25-pin Sub-D sockets (inputs 1-8 and
9-16. These are located on the back of the device.
Figure 4: 25-pin Sub-D sockets
Contacts for event processing can be connected to the control inputs of the Sub-D
sockets.
The event contacts can start or stop recording, for example, when a contact is
opened or closed or in case of sabotage. The events are created and set up accord-
ingly in the G-Set configuration software.
To set up the tamper monitoring of contacts, follow these steps.
1. Define the foreseen contact as normally open.
2. Select the monitoring resistance so that the sum of monitoring resistance
and line resistance is 510 ohm +/- 10%.
For tamper monitoring using quiescent current circuits, three different levels can be
distinguished at the switch inputs:
Level 0: 0 to approx. 0.66 V
Level 1: approx. 0.7 to approx. 1.5 V
Level 2: approx. 1.6 V to 3.3 V
The loop current monitoring is performed with a 470 Ω resistor at the end of the line.
Warning!
Please do not apply a power above the value of 3.3 V.
This may lead to damages!
Tamper
monitoring

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Digital outputs
Each unit has eight (2 x 4) digital potential-free outputs. Like the digital inputs, these
are distributed to the two 25-pole Sub-D sockets (relay 1-4 and relay 5-8).
The digital outputs can be used, for example, to switch external devices to report
system errors. Corresponding events are created and set up in the G-Set
parameterization software.
Assignment of the 25-pin Sub-D sockets
The contacts can be soldered directly to the corresponding Sub-D plug. The assign-
ment of the 25-pin Sub-D connectors is shown in the following figure.
Figure 5: Assignment of the 25-pin Sub-D socket, solder-side
Working contact
Break contact
Changeover
contact
Connection
Signal
Socket 1 Socket 2
13 Normally open contact
25 Normally closed contact
Relay 4 Relay 8
12 Changeover contact
24 Normally open contact
11 Normally closed contact
Relay 3 Relay 7
23 Changeover contact
10 Normally open contact
22 Normally closed contact
Relay 2 Relay 6
9 Changeover contact
21 Normally open contact
8 Normally closed contact
Relay 1 Relay 5
20 Changeover contact
7 Ground
19 Switch input 8 16
6 Switch input 7 15
18 Ground
5 Switch input 6 14
17 Switch input 5 13
4 Ground
16 Switch input 4 12
3 Switch input 3 11
15 Ground
2 Switch input 2 10
14 Switch input 1 9
1 Ground

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Adding I/O contacts in G-Set
Similar to the cameras, I/O contacts must also be registered using the G-Set soft-
ware. The I/O connections are displayed in the list of hardware modules. Configura-
tion is performed in a separate view.
1. In the General Settings section, select the entry IO Settings.
2. Using Add, open the list of I/O contacts.
The list also shows the I/O contacts.
3. Select the required inputs and outputs.
4. Assign for each required input and output contact a descriptive name and enter
an additional description.
Example

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Using other connections
Analog Video Connections (optional)
Figure 6: AnalogKit-H16 BNC input sockets and Audio Line In
Connect FBAS cameras or other FBAS signal sources to the BNC input sockets of
the video inputs "VID1", "VID2" etc.
Depending on the type of AnalogKit used they feature:
8 FBAS inputs on AnalogKit-H8 (Order-No. 1.02460)
4 Audio Line In (3,5mm audio jack)
16 FBAS inputs on AnalogKit-H16 /Art.-Nr. 1.02470)
8 Audio Line In (3,5mm audio jack)
Connecting printers
Using the USB connections on the rear of the device, you can attach a suitable
printer.
Figure 7: USB connections
Follow the installation instructions for the corresponding printer.

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Additional external connections
The following external connections are available on the rear of the device:
PS2-ports
PS2-Keyboard and Mouse can be connected to their PS2 port.
Figure 8: PS2 ports
USB (2.0 / 3.1) )
External devices can be attached via the eight available USB ports
(6 at back, 2 in front of the device).
Figure 9: USB ports (2x USB 2.0, 2x USB 3.1 (Gen1), 2x USB 3.1 (Gen2)
DisplayPort
Two Display Ports are available for connecting a PC monitor.
Figure 10: DisplayPort
DVI-D port
At the DVI-D port you can connect a DVI compatible monitor.
Figure 11: DVI-D

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Audio
An audio source can be connected at the soundcard ports.
Figure 12: Audio connections
COM1
At the COM1 port, there is a RS-232 interface via a 9-pin Sub-D socket.
The 9-pin COM1 plugs are assigned by default as follows:
Figure 12: Pin assignment for COM1 connection – solder-side socket
Pin Function Pin Function Pin Function
1 JDCD 4 DTR 7 RTS
2 RxD 5 Signal ground (GND) 8 CTS
3 TxD 6 DSR 9 RI
Turning off the device
To turn off your G-ST, proceed in the following order:
1. Close all applications and click Start in the taskbar.
2. Select Shut down and press OK.
The operating system will now shut down and all data will be stored.
3. Next, turn your device off completely with the on/off switch on the rear of the
device.
Line in
Line out