Software controls network-based video systems.
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With 64 inputs and 25 outputs, eneo Zelaris_IP enables management, control, and recording of different systems on one screen. Each input can be assigned to IP-based video source and configured for resolution, quality, and frame rate. Functions such as pan/tilt control and digital I/O are also supported. Inputs are equipped with motion detectors, and each channel has crash-resistant image memory. Events are stored in internal alarm list or on external database servers.
Original Press Release:
eneo Zelaris_IP: The Management Software for Network Based Video Systems
New tasks confront operators when they use network-based video systems. The classic operational flows of professional video surveillance involving matrixes, monitors and recording systems are either replaced or expanded.
Although practically all video systems offer a browser-based user interface for network applications, this interface can often only be used to a limited extent in security applications. Operation and display problems may occur, especially when different systems are used simultaneously. Simple video systems lack features and often cannot meet the demands placed by professional video surveillance.
eneo now delivers Zelaris_IP, a new software solution used for management, control and recording of different systems on one screen. Zelaris_IP is structured in the same way as a video matrix and offers up to 64 inputs and 25 outputs.
Each input can be assigned to an IP-based video source and configured for resolution, quality and frame rate, and some interfaces have already been configured for different models and manufacturers. Functionalities such a pan/tilt control along with digital inputs and outputs are also supported for various products. Each input is equipped with its own motion detector which can undertake a series of subsequent actions such as recording or picture display.
Recording with optional data storage
Each channel has a highly available and crash-resistant image memory for recording video signals, which allows specific records to be stored externally on freely configurable hard disks or data servers. The 25 outputs are organised as freely positionable video windows, to which video signals are freely assigned by the user or events.
Manual picture display is performed by selecting a video source in a tree structure or an optionally available graphic screen. Automatic picture display is triggered by different events such as contact inputs, motion detection or even by an external system by using the optionally available OPC-interface. Events are stored in an internal alarm list or on external database servers. Each alarm is linked to a stored video sequence which is replayed directly when the alarm message is selected.
Extendable even for large video networks
eneo Zelaris_IP can be enlarged to be a client/server-based solution for use in large surveillance systems. The use of up to 64 video servers allows networks of up to 4096 video sources and 1500 outputs to be configured, in which the network load is distributed to the servers. The server version also provides a web interface, which allows access from web browsers on different platforms. Browsers can run on practically all commercially available computer systems such as Windows, Linux, Unix or Macintosh. Control by site plan is also possible.
System Requirements:
PC Plattform Windows 2000, Windows XP
CPU at least 2 GHz, 256 MB RAM
Hard disk capacity dependant upon requirements
High-performance graphics card recommended
Video Systems Currently Supported:
AXIS
eneo
JVC
JPEG in general
MJPEG Netscape compatible
Mobotix
Panasonic
SONY
