VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

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VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

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• Product definition

• Elements of IG-Monitor System

• Technical features

• Encoder performances

• Video Surveillance applications

• System functionalities

• System architecture

Index


Product Definition

• IG-Monitor is a digital video surveillance system that allows the digitalization, recording and distribution of large amount of video sources, with different image qualities.

• Image distribution, live or recorded, is accomplished through networks that supports TCP/IP protocol.

• Images are stored locally in the encoder/recorder server to which the cameras are connected.


Elements of IG-Monitor System (I)

• IG-Monitor System is integrated by two main elements:

– Encoder/recorder server

– Remote video surveillance station


Elements of IG-Monitor System (II)

• ENCODER/RECORDER SERVER:

• Able to capture up to 32 video cameras.

• External rack mountable modules for video signal amplification.

• Supports PAL or NTSC signals.

• Number of recording hours completely scalable.

• Industrial rack mountable chassis with forced ventilation, that supports more than 60º Celsius, specially designed for hostile environments.

• Includes MS Windows 2000 Professional Operating System.


Elements of IG-Monitor System (III)

Encoder/Recorder Server models

Video amplifier

Basic chassis:2 extractable HDD

Massive storage chassis:

4 extractable HDD

Amplifier for eight video inputs


Elements of IG-Monitor System (IV)

• REMOTE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE STATION:

• Minimum hardware requirements:

– Pentium II 266 Mhz.

– 64 Mbytes RAM.

– 1 Gbytes HDD.

• Software requirements:

– Microsoft Windows 2000.

– Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0.



– Microsoft Windows Me


Technical features (I)

• Scalability:

• Up to 32 video channels per encoder/recorder server.

• An unlimited number of encoder/recorder servers and remote video surveillance stations can be connected to the network.

• Cameras control:

• Independent camera properties control.

• Independent motion detection management with sensitivity and area control.

• Independent priority control and frame rate selection.

• Optionally: camera pan, tilt, zoom, focus and external alarm connection.


Technical features (II)

• Video data compression and storage:• Recording may be triggered by:

- Motion detection

- External alarm

- Schedule task

- Manually

• Real time multi-stream MPEG-1 hardware encoding with automatic frame rate adjustment based on channel priority.

• Compressed data rate and quality control independent for each channel.

• Storage data rate from 12.5 to 284 Mb/hour per each camera connected to an encoder/recorder server.

• Supports any digital storage media such as IDE or SCSI HDD, DAT tape, DVD-RAM, etc.


Technical features (III)

• Video distribution:

• Uses TCP/IP protocol for video distribution to an unlimited number of remote video surveillance seats.

• Entirely customizable:

• Since InfoGLOBAL has the technology and development tools of the IG-Monitor system, it can be customized according to customer needs and preferences.


Encoder performances

• Designed to digitize and compress multi-channel video into MPEG-1 digital video format. • Encoder/recorder server incorporates up to 4 MPEG-1 encoder/multiplexor boards.• Each board allows up to eight analog video multiplexed NTSC or PAL input channels. • The encoder can handle a maximum of 30 frames per second video throughput for NTSC video format or 25

fps for PAL format. The chart below shows a relation of frames rate per each connected camera:

Entradas de vídeopor tarjeta NTSC PAL

1 15 fps 12.5 fps2 15 fps 12.5 fps3 10 fps 8.33 fps4 7.5 fps 6.25 fps5 6 fps 5 fps6 5 fps 4.16 fps7 3.75 fps 3.12 fps8 3.75 fps 3.12 fps

Nº imágenes por segundo por cada canal

• Allows independent control of properties such as video quality, priority, brightness and contrast for each camera.


• Simultaneous visualization and recording of all active or selected channels.

• Simultaneous visualization of 1, 4, 9 or 16 video viewing panes.

• Allows camera rounds..

• Each video pane allows the activation/deactivation of labels such as camera name, date and time.

• Viewing pane could be zoomed up to twice its resolution.

• Directly exports any video channel (live or recorded) to a standard MPEG-1 file.

• Allows direct exportation from any source to static images with standard formats.

• Optionally: visualize selected video channels in a standard TV monitor.

• Works under any Windows operating system.

• Application available in english and spanish.

Video surveillance applications (I)


Video surveillance applications (II)


• An unlimited number of encoder/recorder servers and remote video surveillance IG-Monitor stations can be connected simultaneously to the system.

• Camera’s management, visualization and playback can be done in a centralized way, with total control of its functionalities.

• Video distribution is performed with IP unicast or multicast technology.

• Takes advantage of existing network infrastructure, without the need of a dedicated network for its operation, offering an immediate spread of video surveillance stations at any network location.

System functionalities


System Architecture

CONVENTIONAL CAMERA

CONCENTRATOR SWITCH

“IP CAMERA”

CONCENTRATOR/CAMERASDIGITALIZATION

IP TERMINAL

CONTROL POSITION

RECORDINGREAL TIME VIEW

CONSOLEIP

ETHERNET

Coaxial

IP/ATM Network

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