September 1st, 2010
The DVS 96032HWA Hardware Compression DVR Card is a high end Professional 960 frame per second capture card with 32 ports. It uses advanced A Logic and Techwell video imaging chipsets that utilizes MPG4 onboard codec to compress the video on the capture board before entering the system. This allows for full 30 fps per channel higher quality video with synchronized audio at higher frame rates without taxing system resources. This DVR card integrate a color quad processor, motion sensors, multiplexer, pan & tilt, CCTV monitor, and time lapse recorder without the need for all these separate components. These are the most stable DVR cards you will ever come by on a Windows OS platform. A simple and secure single click login process for accessing live and recorded video remotely via a browser, easy to use quick video playback & search, setup & maintenance of the system make it top in its class of DVR cards. This professional level DVR card also includes the advanced features of text overlay and data basing of POS system data for store owners and operators. Search your video data via product ID text strings and see what is really going on in your business easily and quickly. Easily save a video event to CD as an AVI for the police. All video can be verified for authenticity with the digital watermark technology all our products have. As with all the DVS hardware compression products, being user friendly and delivering high quality super sharp 704 x 480 resolution video with synchronized audio on all ports is the trademark of this product line. Its user friendliness, easy remote access via a browser, quick playback, simple setup and maintenance of the system make it the absolute best option for real time 30 fps recording on any 32 port system. The DVS 96032HWA capture board is a dual board setup and the ultimate choice where full frame rate is required with audio locally or remotely on all channels.
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September 1st, 2010

SPECIFICATION
| Image Device |
1/3″ Sony Super HAD CCD |
| Picture Elements |
NTSC: 768 (H) x 494 (V) |
| Resolution |
540 TV Lines |
| Minimum Illumination |
0 LUX |
| Infrared Lamps |
42 |
| Electronic Shutter |
NTSC: 1/60 to 1/100,000 sec. |
| Lens |
2.8~ 12mm Vari-Focal Lens |
| IR Distance |
155 feet |
| S/N Ratio |
>= 48dB |
| GAMMA |
0.45 |
| Scanning System |
2:1 Interlace |
| Synchronization |
Internal |
| Video Output |
1 Vp-p, 75 Ohms |
| Water Resistance |
IP 66 |
| Power Supply |
DC 12V |
| Current Consumption |
1000mA |
| Storage Temperature |
-22°F to 140°F |
| Operation Temperature |
14°F to 113°F |
| Camera Dimension |
Ø5.00″ x 6.00″ |
| Camera Weight |
1.13 lbs |
| Package Dimension |
3.10″ x 6.10″x 6.10″ |
| Package Weight |
2.28lbs |
For more information about this product, click here.
Tags: 1/3" Color Sony High Resolution CCD, 12VDC, 2.8mm~12mm, 3-Axis, 540 TV Lines, CM-LT-VPD42IR540-2812, Dome Camera, Metal Case, Vandal Proof
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September 1st, 2010

DVR-1204 - 120FPS 4 Channel Standalone DVR with H.264 Compression & 500GB HDD
| 4 H Video, 2 CH Audio; 120/120 FPS Display/Recording;Triplex; Standard H.264 Compression; USB Backup; 2 BNC Output and 1 VGA Output; Support 1 Internal SATA HDD, 500 gb HDD; Remote Control; Mouse Control, Network (Support Dynamic IP; Support IE); Support Remote Menu Setup; |
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Features
- Powerful Network Functions: remote surveillance, remote playback, remote recording, remote control DVR ;IE embedded .
- Various recording mode: timer, motion detection, alarm; and recording picture quality, resolution & recording frame rate configurable
- Flexible Display mode : Full Screen, Quad
- Multi-method searching: Time, Recording event (Alarm, motion detection ), recording list
- Triplex : monitoring, recording and playback simultaneously.
- Easy Backup: through network software by scanning HDD and external USB1.1 devices
- Remote View: support IE browser
- Protocol: TCP/IP, DHCP, DDNS, PPPoE
- Support remote menu setup
- Support event log list
- Support multi lever user management
- Support PTZ control with preset and auto-cruise
- Support VGA output
- Support USB mouse control, and remote control
- Support file management, delete or lock every recording file manually
- Support mobile surveillance by smart phones
- Low stream, long recording time.
| Compression Format |
Standard H.264 |
| Video Input |
Composite: 1.0V p-p/75 Ohms, BNCx4 |
| Video Output |
Composite: 1.0V p-p/75 Ohms, BNCx2; VGAx1 |
| Display Resolution |
720×576 (PAL); 720×480 (NTSC) |
| Record Resolution |
352×288 (PAL); 320×240 (NTSC) |
| Display Frame Rate |
100FPS (PAL); 120FPS (NTSC) |
| Record Frame Rate |
100FPS (PAL); 120FPS (NTSC) |
| Audio Input |
-8dB 22k, RCAx2 |
| Audio Output |
-8dB — -92dB, RCAx1 |
| Alarm Input |
NO or NC 4CH |
| Alarm Output |
1CH |
| Record Mode |
Manual / Sensor / Timer / Motion |
| Simplex/Duplex/Triplex |
Triplex |
| Network Interface |
RJ45 (LAN, Internet) |
| PTZ Control |
Yes |
| Communication Port |
RS485 |
| HDD |
Supports 1 Internal SATA drive; 500GB SATA |
| Remote Controller |
Yes |
| Backup |
USB Flash Memory |
| Power Supply |
12V |
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For more information about this product, click here.
Tags: 120FPS, 4-Channel, 500GB, DVR, DVR-1204, H.264, Standalone
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August 25th, 2010
In an update to a story we posted earlier, this farmer’s cameras have led to the arrest of the man who’d burgled him multiple times.
To see the full story, check our previous post.
To get the rest of the details on this successful use of surveillance cameras, check out the full story.
Tags: crime prevention, surveillance cameras, surveillance systems
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August 25th, 2010
A Mobile Alabama man caught a vandal on film slashing tires, and is now seeking help in identifying the suspect.
The vandal had struck several cars in the area, and police had been unsuccessful in apprehending him. He’d even struck the same home 4 times.
Fed up with the perceived ineffectiveness of the police, the homeowner installed surveillance cameras all over his property, and is now hoping someone can help identify the man in the surveillance video.
Get the full story here.
Tags: Crime Videos, surveillance cameras
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August 25th, 2010
A Sacramento man was arrested for stealing from a local thrift store after he looked directly at a camera.
He is also being investigated for a car burglary thanks to the same surveillance footage. Because of an extensive criminal history, he faces felony charges in the case.
Get the story here.
Tags: Crime Video, surveillance cameras
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August 25th, 2010
In Wilmington Delaware, a surveillance system designed to catch people illegally dumping trash has proved so successful that the city has quickly expanded it.
The program launched four months ago and has proven very successful. Another dozen cameras were just installed in the area.
People violating the dumping laws have their pictures posted on a website where citizens can help identify them, and their photos are passed on to local authorities as well.
Get the details here.
Tags: crime prevention, surveillance systems
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August 25th, 2010
On July 13th, two men and a woman stole a purse from a local furniture store by distracting the salespeople and rummaging behind the counter.
The whole act was caught on video and has been posted on the Crime Stoppers web site and a reward is being offered.
Get the details over at Columbus’s TV 10 site.
Tags: Crime Video, surveillance cameras
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August 25th, 2010
In Key West Florida, a gold bar worth over half a million dollars was stolen from a local museum.
The bar was recovered from a Spanish Galleon that had wrecked nearby. The bar was kept in a unique case where visitors could touch and lift it.
Surveillance cameras caught the act on tape, and are and a reward is offered for it’s return. See the video and get the full story here.
Tags: Crime Video, surveillance cameras
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August 25th, 2010
A rash of burglaries in San Juan has local authorities considering a mandate that all businesses must install security cameras.
The cameras would help authorities catch criminals and possibly act as a deterrent.
The story also covers local store owner reaction to the idea. Read it here.
Tags: security cameras, surveillance cameras
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