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The harmonic combination of existing and future surveillance
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What your PC can do once you have installed iGuard:
Full
triplex function
That means recording, playback and live camera display all at the same time; audio recording and playback, control of analogue and network cameras, pan-tilt heads and dome cameras. Time-line representation of all attached cameras, automatic image search (iSearch), video sensorics, time control, user administration, SMS and e-mail support, multi-client function, network capacity, and much more.
Support of up to 4 Monitors and Wide Screen Format
iGuard and iGuard RemoteView now support up to four monitors. The
live action (Split), incident window, sequence window and the map
view can all be arranged on the attached monitors. RemoteView makes
server wide monitoring possible. This allows the administration of
branch offices and offsite locations and multiple buildings within a
remote session. Alongside the standard 4:3 aspect ratio, view modi
for Wide-Screen Monitors with a 16:10 scaling will be supported from
version 2.80. For example a 6x4 split will also be possible.
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ALARM TRIGGERED PTZ POSITION
PTZ cameras can pan to predermined positions in response to an
incident. A seperate PTZ position can be set for every desired
signal. All kinds of alarm signals, including camera alarms, are
supported.
LIVE ACTION ZOOM
With high definition cameras, users have the option to zoom in on a
detail of a live picture (Detail Enlargement).
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AUDIO RECORDING FROM NETWORK CAMERAS
Version 2.80 now also offers the option to record audiostreams
directly from AXIS-network cameras. This is aside from the standard
option of recording analog audio via the PC's internal soundcard.
SCRIPT BASED INTEGRATION OF
IP-CAMERAS
IP cameras from manufacturers which are not by default supported,
can be integrated by customers themselves. Since the integration is
performed using a script and managable using an editor, customers
with programming knowledge can do it , without the support of the
IDS development teams.
FULL REMOTE CONTROL with multi server
support
With iGuard Remote View it is not only possible to connect to
multiple server systems at the same time in order to display live
frames as well as the playback of the different sequences. Remote
View is also offering the possibility of complete remote server
configuration - including motion detection – and remote updates of
the server software, too. Alarms are forwarded proactively from the
server to the Remote View console.
In conjunction with the floor plan option Remote View gives you a
centralised surveillance and maintenance console - server
spanning.The bandwidth saving MPEG compression is used for the video
and audio signal transfer from the iGuard Server to the Remote View
system. Version 2.70 is also able to send mega pixels camera signals
in full resolution to the Remote client.
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DISPLAY MODE “Plug & Play"
Plug&Play using iGuard® means that you attach the cameras, start the
recorder and immediately recording takes place in a basic
configuration. Immediately after the initial start of iGuard all
attached cameras are independently searched for and represented, and
an automatic configuration file is created. It is possible to zoom
in on individual camera images and display them on analogue monitors.
Dome cameras and pan-tilt heads can be controlled both via a
graphics user display and by the keyboard, and of course this is
also possible with remote access. The dome cameras can be set in
automatic mode to saved positions in a fixed time-scheduled rhythm.
Well-known manufacturers such as Panasonic, Pelco, Samsung and Sony
are supported. The list of cameras supported is constantly being
extended. You will find up-to-date information on the topic on the
Internet. Saved reference images document the condition of the
system on acceptance. All essential operating information on cameras,
alarms and system status is shown in easily comprehensible form on
the screens. The operation of switch outputs and the status display
also takes place directly on the user interface.
CAMERA ORIENTED CONFIGURATION
Only one dialogue for the
configuration of recording. All configured cameras are always "in
the ring“ and supply live images. Time settings and events determine
whether the cameras are recorded.The
configuration of iGuard has a Windows typical look-a-like. PC
experienced users can handle it immediately.There are 3 areas making
up the "recording" dialogue. On the left is a list of all configured
cameras. On the right, above, is a graphic control to set functions
depending on time of day and below this fields and controls for
defining action if particular events occur.
V2.50 is the first version to offer the opportunity of directly
setting the picture rate per camera (in preset, meaningful stages)
and of choosing different image rates between pre- and post-alarm.
The system will calculate internally the maximum possible image rate
to be expected (depending on the hardware and hardware switching)
and will give a warning if the desired image rate is at more that
25% above the recorded image rate (and therefore above the rate than
can be achieved in operation).
Another new function is the so-called track length limit. For each
camera, a track length can be set in hourly stages. Every hour, the
system will check whether more pictures are saved from the camera
than the maximum track length has determined. If this should be the
case, the system will immediately delete all old pictures, which
exceed the maximum track length. Write-protected pictures are not
taken into account in track length calculations, i.e. for
write-protected images the camera will in certain circumstances fill
more memory on the hard drive than the setting of the track length
has specified.
HTML/BROWSER ACCESS TO LIVE IMAGES
AND SAVED RECORDINGS
Using a browser, it is possible to
access live images and saved recordings. Password protection is also
integrated. iGuard® servers and video or Web servers can be
installed on the same computer.
The interesting thing about this architecture is that several iGuard®
servers can be switched to one Web server. The user working with the
browser has simultaneous access to several iGuard® servers
ALARM NOTIFICATION
When an alarm occurs, an alarm text can be given via the
configuration for recording for each camera and each type of alarm.
This alarm notification is displayed on the monitor and the playback
page at the lower edge of the live and/or playback images. Alarm
notifications can for example serve to instruct the user on further
action to be taken in such an alarm instance.
BACKUP OF FILES
On the playback level of the iGuard® server, backup of recordings
may be executed, in a manner similar to raw data dumping in
RemoteView, for a preset period of time and a list of cameras.
EVENT-CONTROLLED STARTING OF PROGRAMS
When processing alarms, external
programs may be called up for each camera and each type of alarm.
FLEXIBLE AND
OPEN FOR FUTURE NEEDS
Due to its modular concept, an iGuard
installation is able to grow with the requirements. Additional
cameras, expanding the analogue system with network cameras - and
inversely is possible. A safe investment for your customer
AND MORE!
No time or cost-intensive training is necessary with iGuard. This is
guaranteed by the deliberately user-friendly software structure,
designed for self-study. Free client licences for remote access are
included in the “It’s so easy” package
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