I’ve talked about how video servers are a great way to start converging your analog CCTV surveillance cameras to a network based system and how video servers provide poweful intelligent video features.
Just like installing a video graphics card or more memory in your computer, you will get instant and noticeable benefits from adding a video server to your analog surveillance system.
With the addition of a video server your system can be configured to:
Video servers with their built-in intelligence can detect events that are out of the ordinary, as determined by your inputs, and send alerts. Some of the common responses that can be configured are:
Unique to IP cameras and video servers compared to analog cameras, are their integrated input/output ports. External devices can be connected to these ports and managed over your network.
Just about any device can be connected. The rule of thumb is that any device that’s capable of toggling between and open and closed circuit can be connected to a video server’s ports.
The main purpose of input/output ports are to trigger external devices automatically or, remotely by an operator. Types of devices and their capabilities include:
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