QNAP VioGate-320 Network Digital Surveillance Card User Manual

VioGate is a digital, networked, and modular surveillance device that provides real-time monitoring, recording, snapshot, and playback functions. It supports MPEG-4 hardware compression, can connect up to four surveillance cameras with PTZ control, and supports high-speed playback and multicast mode.


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Brand
QNAP
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
68
File format
PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Published
12 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
5A93EAD4B5840BB4776D2BC373139904

About this manual

The VioGate‑320 is a digital, networked and modular surveillance device that supports up to four cameras, PTZ control, MPEG‑4 hardware compression, and local storage on an internal hard drive. It can operate independently or be integrated with VioGate Master for a complete monitoring system.

The manual covers system requirements, box contents, hardware layout, installation steps, software installation, web‑based configuration, camera and recording settings, alarm I/O connections, and various appendices such as PTZ protocol support and dynamic DNS configuration. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Introduction
  • System Features
  • System Requirements
  • Box Contents
  • Hardware Overview
  • Installation Procedure
  • Software Installation
  • Using VioGate Interface
  • System Management
  • Alarm I/O Connections

Specifications

Input Voltage Range0‑24 V (recommended not to exceed 24 V)
Logic Low Level≤ 0.5 V
Logic High Level (5 V)≥ 4.5 V
Logic High Level (12 V)≥ 11 V
Relay Contact FormFORM C (SPDT)
Contact Capacity (Resistive Load)1 A / 125 VAC
Contact Capacity (Inductive Load)0.3 A / 30 VDC
Rated Carrying Current2 A
Maximum Allowable Voltage120 VAC / 60 VDC
Maximum Allowable Power48 W
Relay Coil Voltage5 V
Relay Coil Power Consumption≈ 0.36 W

Frequently asked questions

How should external alarm devices be connected to the VioGate‑320?

Connect the external device to the alarm I/O terminals on the back of the VioGate‑320 first, then connect the VioGate unit.

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