Guy Arazi: Director of Product Management ViconNet VMS Guy Arazi: Director of Product Management

Video Management Solutions Camera Solutions Video Transmission Solutions Analog Systems and Controls Displays

Video Management Solutions Video Management Software ViconNet Enterprise Video Management Software Integrated Solutions Events Management interfaces with SQL databases from many 3rd party software manufacturers Hybrid DVR Kollector Strike Kollector Force NVR NVR Series Shadow Series Encoders KTX-4 /16 DVR VDR Series Decoders VMDC KRX-3 Decoder Storage Management Extended Storage

ViconNet Video Management Software Distributed server architecture optimizes network bandwidth by allowing recording servers to be located where the cameras are actually connected. ViconNet Software Core of your surveillance system, connecting and integrating the hardware of your choice. Offered as stand-alone software for use with Standard workstations or configured and tested on servers directly at the factory. No limits to how many recording servers can be connected to a customer installation

Three system sizes, with commensurate pricing: FREE Up to six cameras No licensing fees Up to 16 or 24 cameras NVR/camera packages available Extremely competitive pricing Unlimited, enterprise-scale systems Network multiple NVRs together System redundancy

Start Small and Grow as Needed; Upgrades Available Jump Zone 16 Zone 24 Peak

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Select Camera’s From Map Or: Select Camera’s From Map

Common Interface for All Users Read off the bullets Click to go to the next side Describe our interface 10

Web Based Viewer Software has become more web oriented over time Operators find the browser to be intuitive IT community favors web based applications

Web Based Viewer Connect to the ViconNet system with a standard web browser No Plug-in required (based on Microsoft Silverlight) Offers a secured solution NAT and DMZ installations Built in SSL security option like any web application

Simple web viewer

Simple web viewer

ONVIF Standard for CCTV A standard for CCTV device communication published by a consortium of manufacturers Defines the protocol used to communicate with the camera “The Peclo-D of the IP world…” Does not dictate feature and function

ONVIF Standard Pros Allows a truly open system to exist Allows simple and quick integration to become reality Offers flexibility to owners

ONVIF Standard Cons Adoption by manufacturers takes time… The protocol provides multiple options that lead to incompatibilities Sections of the protocol are still being refined

Virtual Matrix For Enterprise Level Command Centers Virtual Matrix Switching PLC/Keypad/Joystick Control with Banks of Monitors 19

Virtual Matrix Controller Supports extensive command and control centers with large, widescreen, HD monitors. Image provided courtesy of Winsted Corporation. 20

Virtual Matrix Controller One VMDC can support: Maximum number of video streams will vary depending on video resolutions, frame rates and compression formats. X 150 Up to 150 concurrent video streams Up to 6 monitors Image provided courtesy of Winsted Corporation. Up to 4 keypads 21

Virtual Matrix Controller Multiple VMDCs networked together can support: Just about any size installation and any configuration! 22

Virtual Matrix Controller Local and remote control can be shared by multiple operators 23

Virtual Matrix Controller Graphically represents the layout of customized monitor displays 24

Display Challenges We have witnessed dramatic growth in video data: Mega-Pixel cameras for the price of D1 High FPS New compression algorithm (H.264) An expectation to display more cameras per monitor Existing decoding becomes much more processor intensive Embedded decoders are no longer strong enough We are going back to the PC for More Horse power

New Technology – New Issues Newest Generation of IP Video Systems Presents New Challenges: Systems are entirely IP They include megapixel cameras with significantly higher picture resolution Ease of connectivity is facilitating more cameras-per-system Need for More Resources!

The Impact of Megapixel Cameras

Small Number of Video Tiles CPU

Large Number of Video Tiles CPU

Considerations For Display Multiple parameters need to be taken under consideration: What type cameras are used? Standard or High Definition Compression used (today safe to assume H.264) What frame rate is being displayed? How many monitors are being used for display? How many cameras are expected to be shown on each monitor The more complex the display pattern is, the more these parameters need to be taken into consideration The flexibility of VMDC allows adding more decoders controlled by the main system

Vicon Mobile Application Server side includes transcoding – requires stronger machines to support multi streaming. Covers iPad, iPhone, Android phones and tablets Schedule – Support for all platforms – release expected in April 2013

Vicon Mobile Application The nature of the mobile devices requires: JPEG transmission for multiple picture Parallel processing for multiple devices Support of different rate communication (wireless and 3/4G) Access to playback from the same server / mobile This requires a scalable architecture

Vicon Mobile Application

Vicon Mobile Application

Vicon Mobile Application

Simpler Tools As the technology and options keep progressing The installation and operation of the VMS becomes very complex Main goal on the road map is to provide simpler tools for the common tasks

Recording Manager Simpler way to use and define recording on NVRs Meant to replace the need to create recording macros / schedules Macro will still be available for complex recording Allows 24/7 or motion based recording schemes

Thumbnail Search Quick visual method to search through video Thumbnails spread evenly across the time User can narrow down or expand the search period Single click on thumbnail launches playback Video export available from interface Thumbnail search works on any connected camera

Microsoft Active Directory Support ViconNet has its own user group and user list On systems running MS Active directory this requires maintaining a redundant list Integrating with AD allows working with the same user / password lists as the entire computer network Login authentication is done with the AD server so changes automatically apply to ViconNet ViconNet permission are still managed in the VMS

Video Masking in VMS Different from masking in the camera Mask is created centrally in the VMS (on the Nucleus) Mask is projected in all ViconNet application (mobile in future) Authorized user can “Un-Mask” a live or playback image Un authorized user always see a masked image

Integration Option / Process Type Complexity Development Support Serial / IP Host Low Tech support Event Manager – Self Medium Event Manager – Vicon Engineering Programming SDK WEB API_Support Programming SDK Active X High

ViconNet and Software House The classic integration for video is Access control ViconNet is now integrated with Software House C-CURE9000 Integration is written to provide video and control into the C-CURE user interface

ViconNet and Software House

ViconNet and Software House Supported functionality: Display cameras within C-Cure user interface Control PTZ and presets online or by event Allow video pop-up on access event Allow access to playback from the event log