Recorders

Digital Video Recorder (or DVR) uses a computer hard disk memory to store images and are excellent at reproducing high quality images with little noise or picture degradation. The best features of DRs are that they offer the ability to view and control the system from computers anywhere and the ability to go direct to a time or incident without the need to search through hours of videotape.

DVR ADVANTAGES

• Up to 120 days of archived events from 16 cameras
• Never having to change any tapes or disks
• Digital time stamp on all recorded events
• Secure, remote, internet access to your security system from home or any other location
• Maintenance free, no need for expensive monitors and multiplexers
• Simultaneous playback and recording
• All video is recorded digitally onto the server's internal hard drives. When those hard drives run out of free space, circular recording will start over again, overwriting the oldest existing video. This means that you always have the last 30 days + of recorded video (on a 30 day DVR system)
• DVR systems are available for 7 day, 14 day, 21 day and 30 day 60day and more recording systems
• Video clips can be saved on CDRs, DVD+R, or USB Flash Drives for permanent storage

• Optional constant recording or recording by motion event
• Each camera can be set for motion detection, without additional hardware
• Once DVR detects motion, the system has the ability to trigger any or all cameras
• Each camera can be named and will notify you in the event of a "no-signal" status

• Pan / tilt / zoom cameras can be remote controlled
• Provides the ability to search through recordings via a variety of techniques including time/date

• Playback in full-screen
• Simultaneous access via LAN and telephone lines
• System may be 'pass-worded' to stop unauthorized system access

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