A security camera system is only as good as the ability you have to monitor it. What good is catching a criminal or something else on a security camera if you can only see it from your house or from a recorded video AFTER it has already happened? What you need is the ability to remotely view your feed live from anywhere in the world, and GeoVision has just the solution for you.GeoVision's Center V2 central monitoring station (CMS) can be viewed anywhere in the world as long as you have a viable internet connection. The V2 brings multiple GeoVision CCTV DVR Camera Server Systems together on a single, integrated interface. This gives the remote operator the ability to manage multiple GeoVision systems from a single point of control.
The fundamental function of the Center V2 is to attach video evidence with any and all alerts being sent to the Center V2. This gives the remote operator the ability to determine the nature of the alarm, dispatch help when needed and remotely record video evidence.
There are also a slew of great features that come along with the Central V2 including:
- Monitoring of up to 320 video channels
- Real-time audio monitoring
- Real-time I/O monitoring
- Two-way audio communication
- Remote PTZ control
- Remote I/O control
- Automatic live video pops up when subscriber site's motion detection or an alarm occurs
- Twin-view support allows video and event list to be displayed on two different display screens
- Supports 15, 24, 25 and 36 screen divisions per display
As far as event features go, the Central V2 displays seven categories of event messages including motion events, alarm events, subscriber login/logout history, connection status and a lot more. The "Bookmark" feature allows remote operators to highlight important events. Event list filters also help aid event searches.
Recording features allow you to auto record video events to a local hard disk, pre-alarm and post-alarm recording, receive video attachment along with each event and also gives you a hard disk drive recycle feature which allows non-stop recording.
With a duspatch server you can manage up to 500 Center V2 servers. You are also capable of providing services for up to 10,000 subscribers. Rounding it out is auto connection lost recovery and subscriber load balancing which distributes subscriber requests across a group of Center V2 Servers.
For a full list of all the features on a GeoVision Center V2 system as well as system diagrams and other information check out CameraSecurityNow.com and their full list of GeoVision products.
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Old security systems required 24 hour monitoring from a paid security guard in a booth watching a security monitor or checking recorded feeds when you get back to your home or business. But now, thanks to one of GeoVision's many unique features, you can view your security feed in real time from anywhere in the entire world via web interface.
When it comes to security camera systems nowadays, people are always trying to get the biggest, baddest and most high tech systems they can find. Many people are willing to fork over big bucks for high tech security camera systems that do pretty much everything but arrest the criminal themselves. But ask yourself, is all of that really necessary?
For those of you who don't know, GeoVision technology is a multi-channel digital video surveillance system that utilizes MPEG4 video compression technology. The good thing about GeoVision systems is that CCTV cameras can be connected and viewed live on a local monitor screen via the internet or through a TCP/IP network.
GeoVision is scheduled to release its GV-NVR/GV-DVR V8.4 this month. In case you didn't know, GeoVision supplies a free bundled 32-Channel Full Featured GV-NVR V8.4 with its IP cameras and video servers. Yeah, free. The best part is that V8.4 is compliant to ONVIF as well as PSIA Standards.
When trying to choose the right security system, it is often helpful to know all of the features of the system you may be looking at. Knowing the ins and outs of a particular system could be the deal maker (or breaker) in your decision.