January 10, 2007 -
Model DSR-2004Hxxx Digital Video Recorder features multi-client accessibility and access capabilities with triplex function for simultaneous recording, playback, and monitoring. Key features include MPEG-4 recording, up to 500 GB storage capability, recording rate up to 120 ips at 360 x 240 per channel, and ability to adjust recording rate of individual cameras from 1-30 ips. Built-in motion detection enables alarm recording, while live capture allows JPEG still image output of live images.
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Sanyo Introduces DSR-2004Hxxx MPEG-4 Digital Video Recorder
New DVR Supports Up to Four Client Users Simultaneously.
Chatsworth, CA (January 3, 2007) - Sanyo continues to expand its line of digital recording solutions and networked system solutions with the introduction of the
DSR-2004Hxxx. The new DVR incorporates an impressive selection of features such as multi-client accessibility for multi-users and access capabilities with triplex function for simultaneous recording, playback and monitoring. Additional key features include MPEG-4 recording, up to 500GB storage capacity and built-in motion detection.
"DVRs are the backbone of today's video surveillance systems - whether used stand-alone or in a larger networked systems environment," said Frank Abram, Vice President/General Manager, Security Products Division, Sanyo Fisher Company. "Our new DSR-2004Hxxx DVR offers a unique combination of features to deliver optimal levels of control, performance and operational versatility.
The unit offers MPEG-4 recording to provide high quality images with a low bit rate for optimal network transmission and storage capability with a recording rate up to 120 ips at 360 x 240 per channel and the ability to adjust the recording rate of individual cameras from 1 to 30 ips. Built-in motion detection enables alarm recording, while live capture allows JPEG still image output of live images. The DSR-2004Hxxx also features triplex function to simultaneously record, play back and monitor live camera images via the network. The DSR-2004 also has the ability to search recorded data by event, time/date or time line.
The DSR-2004Hxxx provides PTZ telemetry control of Sanyo and several manufacturers' cameras. An IR remote is also included to provide remote operation of up to 9 DVRs. The DSR-2004Hxxx supports composite and VGA monitor outputs, with easy backup of BMP or JPEG still images and AVI files using a USB memory stick.
For more information contact Sanyo Security Systems by calling toll free 1.888.893.7403, or visit www.sanyocctv.com
About Sanyo
SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. is a $23 billion manufacturer and distributor of consumer and commercial electronics, including multimedia and telecommunication products. Based in Chatsworth, California, SANYO Fisher Company (a division of SANYO North America Corporation, a subsidiary of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.) markets digital cameras, wireless phones, audio systems, portable and automotive mobile electronics, HD televisions, dictation devices, home appliances, LCD projectors, air conditioning systems and security video equipment.
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FAX: 203-252-2174 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Sanyo Fisher (USA) Corp. Address: 21605 Plummer Street City: Chatsworth State: CA ZIP: 91311 Country: USA Phone: 818-998-7322 FAX: 818-701-4149 http://www.sanyocctv.com
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