System Controller suits video surveillance systems.
May 28, 2009 -
Compatible with Pilot matrix switching systems and ViconNet digital video management systems, Model V1500X-SCCS features touch-sensitive LCD that controls systems using changing menus that vary by mode. Joystick, jog/shuttle wheel, and keypad work in tandem with touch screen. User can select cameras, monitors, presets, tours, and salvos and control standard PTZ, lens, auxiliary relay, lens speed, auto-pan, and auto-iris functions. Up to 8 macros can be set and recalled.
Vicon Introduces New System Controller for ViconNet and Pilot Matrix Systems
Touch screen interface provides intuitive control of all video surveillance and management systems from Vicon
Hauppauge, NY, May 12, 2009: Vicon Industries Inc., a leading designer and producer of integrated IP video surveillance and access control systems, introduced today a new system controller that offers compatibility with both traditional Pilot matrix switching systems and ViconNet digital video management systems. It may also be used with ViconNet's Virtual Matrix Controller that simulates the operation of a crosspoint matrix system.
The attractive, new V1500X-SCCS controller, housed in a modern silver enclosure, features a touch-sensitive LCD screen that provides control of the various systems through the use of changing menus that vary by mode. A joystick, jog/shuttle wheel and traditional keypad work in tandem with the touch screen, providing the user with an experience that is intuitive and natural and makes operation easy to master. The unit provides the ability to select cameras, monitors, presets, tours and salvos and to control standard PTZ, lens, auxillary relay, lens speed, auto-pan and auto-iris functions. Up to 8 macros can be set and recalled, each featuring up to 32 steps.
"The introduction of our new controller is an important addition to our recently launched Pilot line and open platform ViconNet 5.0 systems in that the controller is one of the most critical elements in creating a positive overall user experience," explained Margie Gurwin, Vicon's Director of Marketing. "The performance and features offered by our systems are top-of-the-line, but without an easy way for users to access the various controls, the systems' value cannot be fully appreciated. For our many customers who prefer using a traditional controller rather than a computer-generated GUI, the V1500X-SCCS will be a welcome addition to our line," she said.
For more information on Vicon and its products, visit www.vicon-cctv.com.
About Vicon Industries Inc.
Vicon Industries Inc., listed on the NYSE under the symbol "VII," designs, manufactures and markets a broad line of products used in integrated video surveillance systems. Vicon's marketing and development efforts focus on today's leading edge security technologies, including digital recording and IP video solutions, access control, matrix controls, cameras, monitors, mounting accessories, remote positioning devices and fiber optic equipment. The Company's products are used in a variety of surveillance, security, safety and control applications, in banks, gaming casinos, traffic control, hospitals, retailing, multiple commercial and industrial installations, etc. For more information regarding Vicon, visit us at www.vicon-cctv.com.
Marketing:
Margie Gurwin Director of Marketing
USA
Phone: 631-952-2288 Company Information: Name: Vicon Industries Inc. Address: 89 Arkay Dr. City: Hauppauge State: NY ZIP: 11788 Country: USA Phone: 800-229-1996 FAX: 631-951-2288 http://www.vicon-cctv.com
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