DigiView™ Digital Recorder - Facts and Features:

Near-comparable cost to traditional analog systems, but without the complexity and hassle.

Built in remote access capability lets the user check on any alarms, or allows district managers to “site-tour” their facilities without having to drive to each one.  Access can be made through a LAN or the Internet.

Digital video continues to record events, even when reviewing old recordings.

The standard unit’s hard drive capacity allows a facility to record up to 30 days of activity.  Increased drive capacity is available for large sites, or for increased recording time.

Point & Click software interface is very easy to use.  Reviewing a recording is as simple as a few clicks of a mouse to select the date and time to review.

Little if any maintenance costs, similar to your desktop PC.

Control outputs allow the user to operate up to 8 devices remotely with the 16-channel unit.  Open a gate, turn on a light, activate a siren or intercom message, etc.

Eight sensor inputs allow the video system to have greater integration with the access control and alarm system.  If an alarm is activated, it can trigger the system to start recording certain cameras.

Recording can be programmed to be motion activated, or by time of day, or both.

Multiple frames can be offloaded to a floppy disk,CDR or to a network drive.

System programming uses a VGA monitor.  While reviewing an image on the VGA screen, live video is still being shown on a standard monitor.

Program software has multiple levels of access for tight security ( manager, user, installer, etc. ). 

Remote viewing software can be installed on as many PC’s as you like.  Passwords are used to limit who can have remote access.