What you need to know: - Records video from your security cameras on your computer hard drive via PCI card
- Choose recording capacity 30 fps (frames per second) or 120 fps Real-time cards
- 30 fps is real-time; the higher the fps the less choppy the video
- 30 fps card is shared among 4 cameras, not real time
- 120 fps card gives 30 fps per camera, real-time recording capability to all cameras
- View recorded files remotely (Real-time cards only)
- Allows you to record on motion- no endless """"dead-time"""" footage
- Pager, email, or voice message to telephone upon motion detection
- Eliminates VHS tapes, endless rewinding to find one event
- Easy to find previously recorded events- just choose day and time
- Each set of cards are stackable
- Time/Date stamps footage
- Export video to VCR (if your video card has TV-out) or DVD-R
- Allows remote video surveillance via the Internet (live monitoring even when you aren't there)
- Includes PCI card(s) and viewing software
NOTE: Choosing total recording capacity: Standard or Real-time. Standard Cards record at 30 fps (frames per second) shared for 4 cameras but have intelligent resource sharing that distributes fps capacity based on cameras activated by motion if so set; Real-time Cards feature 30 fps, which is real-time recording. The lower the fps, the more choppy your image. Remote surviellance fps playback varies, and ultimatley depends on your connection speed at both ends. Also, real-time recording will use maximum hard drive space. If you are recording on a 24 hour basis, or non-motion, that too will use more hard drive space. NOTE: The 8, 12, and 16 port systems are based on stacked 4 port cards. Meaning the 8 port contains 2 capture cards requiring 2 open PCI slots, the 12 port contains 3 capture cards requiring 3 open PCI slots, the 16 port requires 4 capture cards requiring 4 open PCI slots on your computer. Product Summary:
PC-based DVR Cards allow you to record and display multiple cameras simultaneously from a remote location or the camera site. PC-based DVR Cards allow independent configuration of each camera to activate recording when motion is detected. PC-based DVR Cards include the Video Capture Card with RCA input jacks, Remote Witness Multi-Cam Surveillance Software, and a detailed user's manual. Currently available in 4, 8, 12, and 16 port versions. Product Specifications: - Remote monitoring via modem, TCP/IP (including network)
- Record video from a remote location motion activated recording
- Time/Date stamped log file
- Timer scheduled recording
- Recording frame rate up to 30 fps
- Programmable multiple motion detection zones
- Sensitivity Digital zoom in/out function (including remote site)
- Send message to pager or pre-recorded WAV file to telephone upon motion detection
- Supports input of 4 video camera via RCA connector
- Quickly search video clips by camera, time and date
- Disk space/file management with re-write capability
- Compression via Wavelet, MPEG4 or MJPEG
System Requirements: Computer with Intel Pentium III 550MHz processor or higher 256MB RAM or better (512MB recommended) Available PCI slot for Video Capture Card Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP operating system 1GB per camera of hard disk space (10GB is recommended) CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive 19200 baud or faster modem (high speed internet connection for remote viewing is recommended) VGA video display at 24-bit (high color) 16MB Video Graphics Card (32MB recommended) item/
SSR0179 - Standard 4 Port Card
SSR0180 - Standard 8 Port Card
SSR0181 - Standard 12 Port Card
SSR0182 - Standard 16 Port Card |
