Doktor Jon Posted January 15, 2005 Posted January 15, 2005 Firstly, make all the sites capable of remote transmission and control(Adpro or LAN DVR via sites network, for example)Then get a software designer to make you an GUI for the different remote viewing software packages of each protocol Configure network for the 300 sites and 3 remote sites....and......hey presto! Easy as that Brian c Wouldn't you be the teeniest bit curious to find out what existing control / transmission equipment is already in place, that could perhaps be utilised in order to minimise any undue additional expenditure for the client? Unless of course, as far as georgahti is concerned money is no object, in which case he could go along with your suggestion.
Brian c Posted January 16, 2005 Posted January 16, 2005 Brian cWouldn't you be the teeniest bit curious to find out what existing control / transmission equipment is already in place, that could perhaps be utilised in order to minimise any undue additional expenditure for the client? Unless of course, as far as georgahti is concerned money is no object, in which case he could go along with your suggestion. 37213[/snapback] like I said, " adpro, etc or LAN DVR" not much alternatives, really, with such a generalisation! Yes I am curious. Any existing networkable kit could be integrated in the software. I know Panasonic did a GUI for some town centre cams. They were all Panasonic, though! I don't see why the different software's couldn't be integrated, though. If you don't know......ask.
Guest Anthony Craggs Posted January 16, 2005 Posted January 16, 2005 thanks for you help brian a very good point .no good having cctv cameras if you cannot id the person involved 34981[/snapback] thats where infa red comes into it
Guest Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 If I could crack that one, I'd expect swedish, danish and norwegian lessons thrown in for good measure A few questions for you .... maximum and minimum number of cameras per site, are the cameras all fixed or are some remote control (domes or PTZ), is there any standardisation of equipment or are there numerous incompatible brands, and are they all using conventional CCTV or do any of the sites use IP cameras / servers? DJ. 37088[/snapback] From one camera to more than hundred Cameras are fixed, different PTZ:s etc.. Standardisation? It is all as incompatible as possible.. Conventional CCTV, but the plan is to add IP based videoservers..
Guest Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 Firstly, make all the sites capable of remote transmission and control(Adpro or LAN DVR via sites network, for example)Then get a software designer to make you an GUI for the different remote viewing software packages of each protocol Configure network for the 300 sites and 3 remote sites....and......hey presto! Easy as that 37200[/snapback] This is my plan at the moment (except Adpro is too expensive..).
Guest Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 Brian cWouldn't you be the teeniest bit curious to find out what existing control / transmission equipment is already in place, that could perhaps be utilised in order to minimise any undue additional expenditure for the client? Unless of course, as far as georgahti is concerned money is no object, in which case he could go along with your suggestion. 37213[/snapback] Mostly Ernitec i guess.. Money is no object but price per site should be quite low... Only problem is that customer would like to know software expences.. Could be a job for a week or a year. most propably endless..
Brian c Posted January 23, 2005 Posted January 23, 2005 Could be a job for a week or a year. most propably endless.. 37850[/snapback] Yes, I can imagine a network of sites that size will require frequent maintenance. If you don't know......ask.
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