Pelco Digital video surveillance

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. It can also be connected to a maximum of 16 serial devices such as cash registers or ATMs for recording data along with the video. Since most applications do not require local, labor-intensive supervision, the DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC. The PC can be positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. It can also be connected to a maximum of 16 serial devices such as cash registers or ATMs for recording data along with the video. Since most applications do not require local, labor-intensive supervision, the DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC. The PC can be positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. The DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC, positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX3100 Series Digital Video Recorder offers maximum performance and reliability through its embedded operating system. A complete set of front-panel controls and handheld infrared (IR) controller complement the equally functional remote software. Virtually every function accessible from the front panel is also operational from the included IR controller. An optional external IR receiver can be connected to the back of the DX3100, which allows the unit to be mounted in a different room up to 50 feet away and still be controlled by the IR remote. Multiple DX3100 units mounted in close proximity can be controlled from a single remote by using the ID per Recorder and ID Quick-Change features of the IR remote.

The DX3100 Series Digital Video Recorder offers maximum performance and reliability through its embedded operating system. A complete set of front-panel controls and handheld infrared (IR) controller complement the equally functional remote software. Virtually every function accessible from the front panel is also operational from the included IR controller. An optional external IR receiver can be connected to the back of the DX3100, which allows the unit to be mounted in a different room up to 50 feet away and still be controlled by the IR remote. Multiple DX3100 units mounted in close proximity can be controlled from a single remote by using the ID per Recorder and ID Quick-Change features of the IR remote.

The DX3100 Series Digital Video Recorder offers maximum performance and reliability through its embedded operating system. A complete set of front-panel controls and handheld infrared (IR) controller complement the equally functional remote software. Virtually every function accessible from the front panel is also operational from the included IR controller. An optional external IR receiver can be connected to the back of the DX3100, which allows the unit to be mounted in a different room up to 50 feet away and still be controlled by the IR remote. Multiple DX3100 units mounted in close proximity can be controlled from a single remote by using the ID per Recorder and ID Quick-Change features of the IR remote.

The DX7100 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) has built-in video motion detection, alarm-based recording, and relay output controls. Models range from an eight-channel, single 120 GB HDD to a 16-channel unit with 480 GB. The DVR also features remote site access (through software), individual remote site settings, and multiple password levels. The CMS Central Management Software can simultaneously connect to one hundred, eight- or sixteen-channel DX7100 digital video recorders.

The DX9200 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an enterprise class recording system that can store and play back images from any number of cameras at 7.5, 15, or 30 images per second per camera simultaneously. These images are transferred to a number of RAID storage units for safekeeping and can be recalled from Viewstations that are connected to the network. The storage units use RAID technology. Level 5 or Level 5+1 is available. In Level 5, data is divided between drives in such a way that if one drive fails, the data can be reconstructed from the remaining drives. Because of the low bandwidth requirements on the network, the system can be distributed over many buildings in many different physical locations in different cities or even countries.

The DX9200 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an enterprise class recording system that can store and play back images from any number of cameras at 7.5, 15, or 30 images per second per camera simultaneously. These images are transferred to a number of RAID storage units for safekeeping and can be recalled from Viewstations that are connected to the network. The storage units use RAID technology. Level 5 or Level 5+1 is available. In Level 5, data is divided between drives in such a way that if one drive fails, the data can be reconstructed from the remaining drives. Because of the low bandwidth requirements on the network, the system can be distributed over many buildings in many different physical locations in different cities or even countries.

The DX9200 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an enterprise class recording system that can store and play back images from any number of cameras at 7.5, 15, or 30 images per second per camera simultaneously. These images are transferred to a number of RAID storage units for safekeeping and can be recalled from Viewstations that are connected to the network. The storage units use RAID technology. Level 5 or Level 5+1 is available. In Level 5, data is divided between drives in such a way that if one drive fails, the data can be reconstructed from the remaining drives. Because of the low bandwidth requirements on the network, the system can be distributed over many buildings in many different physical locations in different cities or even countries.

The DX9200 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an enterprise class recording system that can store and play back images from any number of cameras at 7.5, 15, or 30 images per second per camera simultaneously. These images are transferred to a number of RAID storage units for safekeeping and can be recalled from Viewstations that are connected to the network. The storage units use RAID technology. Level 5 or Level 5+1 is available. In Level 5, data is divided between drives in such a way that if one drive fails, the data can be reconstructed from the remaining drives. Because of the low bandwidth requirements on the network, the system can be distributed over many buildings in many different physical locations in different cities or even countries.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. It can also be connected to a maximum of 16 serial devices such as cash registers or ATMs for recording data along with the video. Since most applications do not require local, labor-intensive supervision, the DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC. The PC can be positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. The DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC, positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX3100 Series Digital Video Recorder offers maximum performance and reliability through its embedded operating system. A complete set of front-panel controls and handheld infrared (IR) controller complement the equally functional remote software. Virtually every function accessible from the front panel is also operational from the included IR controller. An optional external IR receiver can be connected to the back of the DX3100, which allows the unit to be mounted in a different room up to 50 feet away and still be controlled by the IR remote. Multiple DX3100 units mounted in close proximity can be controlled from a single remote by using the ID per Recorder and ID Quick-Change features of the IR remote.

The DX3100 Series Digital Video Recorder offers maximum performance and reliability through its embedded operating system. A complete set of front-panel controls and handheld infrared (IR) controller complement the equally functional remote software. Virtually every function accessible from the front panel is also operational from the included IR controller. An optional external IR receiver can be connected to the back of the DX3100, which allows the unit to be mounted in a different room up to 50 feet away and still be controlled by the IR remote. Multiple DX3100 units mounted in close proximity can be controlled from a single remote by using the ID per Recorder and ID Quick-Change features of the IR remote.

The DX9200 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an enterprise class recording system that can store and play back images from any number of cameras at 7.5, 15, or 30 images per second per camera simultaneously. These images are transferred to a number of RAID storage units for safekeeping and can be recalled from Viewstations that are connected to the network. The storage units use RAID technology. Level 5 or Level 5+1 is available. In Level 5, data is divided between drives in such a way that if one drive fails, the data can be reconstructed from the remaining drives. Because of the low bandwidth requirements on the network, the system can be distributed over many buildings in many different physical locations in different cities or even countries.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. The DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC, positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX3100 Series Digital Video Recorder offers maximum performance and reliability through its embedded operating system. A complete set of front-panel controls and handheld infrared (IR) controller complement the equally functional remote software. Virtually every function accessible from the front panel is also operational from the included IR controller. An optional external IR receiver can be connected to the back of the DX3100, which allows the unit to be mounted in a different room up to 50 feet away and still be controlled by the IR remote. Multiple DX3100 units mounted in close proximity can be controlled from a single remote by using the ID per Recorder and ID Quick-Change features of the IR remote.

The DX7100 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) has built-in video motion detection, alarm-based recording, and relay output controls. Models range from an eight-channel, single 120 GB HDD to a 16-channel unit with 480 GB. The DVR also features remote site access (through software), individual remote site settings, and multiple password levels. The CMS Central Management Software can simultaneously connect to one hundred, eight- or sixteen-channel DX7100 digital video recorders.

The DX9200 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an enterprise class recording system that can store and play back images from any number of cameras at 7.5, 15, or 30 images per second per camera simultaneously. These images are transferred to a number of RAID storage units for safekeeping and can be recalled from Viewstations that are connected to the network. The storage units use RAID technology. Level 5 or Level 5+1 is available. In Level 5, data is divided between drives in such a way that if one drive fails, the data can be reconstructed from the remaining drives. Because of the low bandwidth requirements on the network, the system can be distributed over many buildings in many different physical locations in different cities or even countries.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. It can also be connected to a maximum of 16 serial devices such as cash registers or ATMs for recording data along with the video. Since most applications do not require local, labor-intensive supervision, the DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC. The PC can be positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. It can also be connected to a maximum of 16 serial devices such as cash registers or ATMs for recording data along with the video. Since most applications do not require local, labor-intensive supervision, the DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC. The PC can be positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX2000 Series DVR can record video based on scheduled settings in continuous, motion detection, or alarm modes. The DX2000 Series DVR was engineered for complete remote operation utilizing TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) or PSTN phone line connections. The system is operated or programmed (depending on password level) through the Web browser interface installed on your PC, positioned in close proximity to the DX2000 or located halfway around the world.

The DX7100 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) has built-in video motion detection, alarm-based recording, and relay output controls. Models range from an eight-channel, single 120 GB HDD to a 16-channel unit with 480 GB. The DVR also features remote site access (through software), individual remote site settings, and multiple password levels. The CMS Central Management Software can simultaneously connect to one hundred, eight- or sixteen-channel DX7100 digital video recorders.

The DX7100 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) has built-in video motion detection, alarm-based recording, and relay output controls. Models range from an eight-channel, single 120 GB HDD to a 16-channel unit with 480 GB. The DVR also features remote site access (through software), individual remote site settings, and multiple password levels. The CMS Central Management Software can simultaneously connect to one hundred, eight- or sixteen-channel DX7100 digital video recorders.

The DX7100 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) has built-in video motion detection, alarm-based recording, and relay output controls. Models range from an eight-channel, single 120 GB HDD to a 16-channel unit with 480 GB. The DVR also features remote site access (through software), individual remote site settings, and multiple password levels. The CMS Central Management Software can simultaneously connect to one hundred, eight- or sixteen-channel DX7100 digital video recorders.

The DX7100 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) has built-in video motion detection, alarm-based recording, and relay output controls. Models range from an eight-channel, single 120 GB HDD to a 16-channel unit with 480 GB. The DVR also features remote site access (through software), individual remote site settings, and multiple password levels. The CMS Central Management Software can simultaneously connect to one hundred, eight- or sixteen-channel DX7100 digital video recorders.

The DX9200 Series Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is an enterprise class recording system that can store and play back images from any number of cameras at 7.5, 15, or 30 images per second per camera simultaneously. These images are transferred to a number of RAID storage units for safekeeping and can be recalled from Viewstations that are connected to the network. The storage units use RAID technology. Level 5 or Level 5+1 is available. In Level 5, data is divided between drives in such a way that if one drive fails, the data can be reconstructed from the remaining drives. Because of the low bandwidth requirements on the network, the system can be distributed over many buildings in many different physical locations in different cities or even countries.