Install Plugin for On-Premise WiseNet Wave (Hanwha)

1. Copy the WiseNet .exe file into the WiseNet folder on the Galaxy Services Computer.

   NOTE: you must create the WiseNet folder if it does not exist.

   Your PC > C: \\GCS\System Galaxy\Video Plugins\WiseNet

2. Right-click on the WiseNet .exe file and choose ‘Run as Administrator’.

   The plug-in exe should self-extract.

    

   Extracting Video Plugin file

   

    

PREREQUISITES

• The GCS Services Computer must be online.

• The GCS Web API Service must be running.

• Verify and you are able to open the Swagger page on the GCS Services Computer.

  Test URL >  (http://X.X.X.X:8334/swagger (https: if SSL) where 'X' represents the address of the computer running Galaxy services).

• The WiseNet .exe install file is under the Auxiliary folder on the Galaxy Install Media (USB/ISO).

  Path = USB:\\Auxiliary\System Galaxy\Video Plugins\WiseNet

• The options related to Video Viewing and to Monitoring must be enabled at this client.
  Refer to the Setup Checklist Item-4 in for details.

STEPS

1. Copy the WiseNet.exe file into the computer’s WiseNet folder.

   NOTE: you must create the WiseNet folder if it does not already exist.

   Your PC > C: \\GCS\System Galaxy\Video Plugins\WiseNet

2. Right-click on the WiseNet .exe file and choose ‘Run as Administrator’.

   The plug-in exe should self-extract.

    

   Extracting Video Plugin file

   

    

PREREQUISITES

• The VMS Unit must already be installed, configured and online.

• The VMS client login for Galaxy must already be created at the VMS Unit and must have the correct permissions to view all cameras.

• All camera names must be configured at the VMS unit before you add the VMS to System Galaxy.

• The GCS Web API Service must be running.

• You must know the IP Address of the VMS Unit (or web address if hosted over the internet)

• You must know the VMS’s client login credentials (Username/Password).

IMPORTANT: Camera names cannot be changed in System Galaxy. Camera names must be configured at the VMS Unit before they are imported into System Galaxy when the VPI Programming is done (this step). The imported names will display in screens and reports throughout System Galaxy, including the SG Hardware Tree, Reader Programming screen, Input Programming screen, and the GCS VPI Video Viewer. TIP: Create camera names that are useful - like what area it shows - e.g., lobby mezzanine, east parking lot, employee entrance, elevator lobby cam1.

• Open the Plugin Screen - Configure > Hardware > DVR’s > Video Plugins

1. In the Plugins window, select the “WiseNet” and click [OK] button .

    

   

    

2. Enter a Unit Name that is unique and meaningful (i.e. “WiseNet 01”). 

   FYI: The name you create here will appear throughout System Galaxy screens and reports - such as DVR Properties, Camera Programming, Camera Linking in Reader & Input screens.

3. Enter client login credentials (User or Domain & Password). Login rights must allow viewing/controlling cameras. 

4. Enter the IP Address of the VMS unit and the appropriate Port number.

5. Click the [ TEST ] and [ SAVE CONNECTION ] buttons, which will test the connect and import the camera names.

6. Click [SAVE SYSTEM DATA] button, to save VMS connection settings and camera names into the SG database.

   IMPORTANT: You must restart System Galaxy software after saving data to initialize the VPI system configuration.

    

   VMS Programming & Camera Import - DEFAULT PORT = NONE

   

   The fields available may vary for your brand of Video Plugin.

1. Click the DVRs icon (+ ) to see the list of VMS Units.

   RESULT > you should see the VMS Name that you created in the previous step.

2. Click on your VMS Name (+ ) to see the list of cameras imported.

   NOTE: If you did not create custom camera names in the VMS Unit before you imported, then you will see the default camera names from the VMS – such as Camera 1, Camera 2, (…), or whatever naming scheme your VMS uses.

    

3. Right-click a Camera icon and select ‘View Live Video’ from the menu.

   RESULT > the Video Viewer plays live video from the chosen camera. (Test every camera)

4. When you have tested all your cameras, you can link the cameras to the SG hardware ( readers & inputs ).

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