MESSOA launches new standalone DVR with superior 560 TVL picture quality for live monitoring and playback

MESSOA's newly released SRD100 series is setting new standards for video recording and management with superior 560 TVL image quality both in 'play-back mode' and during 'live monitoring'.  The MESSOA SRD100 series' reliable system design and simple user interface keep it working 24/7 and provide image quality and authenticity that meet courtroom evidence standards.

Unlike conventional standalones, MESSOA's SRD100 series optimises the picture quality of its CCTV cameras to provide high resolution even in playback mode.  The series features an integrated CatchAll™ Engine for optimised video processing.  This innovative technology delivers clear colour overviews and razor-sharp number-plate shots of speeding vehicles to external recognition software, regardless of the setting or lighting conditions, making it ideal for LPR/ANPR applications.  The series also features a built-in digital noise reduction filter (DNR) that not only exports crystal clear images but also significantly increases storage capacity.

The SRD100 series offers excellent stability and incredible reliability.  Messoa's engineers have resolved the too common CCTV problem of heat dissipation, and have added fan and power failure detectors and a hardware-watchdog system to ensure round-the-clock operation.  The series also features a Kensington lock interface that protects it from vandalism and theft.

The SRD100 can be controlled either locally or remotely.  Its straightforward user interface, which can be controlled via a remote, the front panel, a virtual control panel, or a mouse, makes it remarkably simple for everyone from IT professionals to security guards to operate.  The bundled viewer makes remote monitoring, recording, and net retrieval of videos very easy, freeing users from distance constraints.  The SRD100 even allows snapshots to be printed directly from the viewer, enabling a rapid response to any kind of emergency situation.  The language and dynamic-frame-rate settings on the user interface further maximise the flexibility of each channel.