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2. 960H Resolution CCTV record resolution is one of the most crucial elements to capturing quality images… …that can later be used for identification and possible legal action.

3. 960H Resolution How often have we seen video playback on the local news of a recorded crime only to realize that the quality of the video is so poor that using it to capture and prosecute is futile..

4. 960H Resolution Most DVR recorders are limited to 3 global record resolution settings. They are: CIF 352x240 ½ D1 (2 CIF) 720x240 D1 (4 CIF) 720x480.

5. DVR Record Resolutions When comparing resolutions the first number represents horizontal lines and the second number represents vertical lines CIF – CIF is the entry level resolution setting on most analog DVR’s 352x240 2 CIF – ½ D1 is the middle resolution setting on most analog DVR’s720x240 D1 – D1 is the highest resolution setting on most analog DVR’s720x480 240 vertical lines 352 horizontal lines

6. Comparing Record Resolutions There is a direct relationship between recorded video quality and recorded resolution Resolution setting at time of recording is very important, because once recorded you do not have the ability to increase resolution Why might you want to record at different resolutions is dictated by the type of image you are looking to capture.

7. Comparing Record Resolutions Recording at different resolutions examples CIF – overall view such as buses in a parking lot 2 CIF- defined view such as retail sales floor activity D1- max defined view such as facial recognition, cash transactions, etc…

8. DVR Record Resolutions With CCTV there has always been a game of catch up between camera resolution and record quality Camera’s TVL resolution has exceeded record capability When recording at CIF, 2 CIF or D1 the full potential of your cameras TVL resolution is not achieved

9. 960H Resolution What is TVL Lines? Television lines (TVL) is a specification of an analog camera's horizontal resolution power. It is alternatively known as Lines of Horizontal Resolution (LoHR).The TVL is one of the most important resolution measures in a video system.

10. 960H Resolution Introducing 960H Resolution – 960H Resolution is 960x480 – 960H Resolution provides a 30% increase in horizontal resolution compared to D1

11. 960H Resolution The full potential of your cameras performance resolution is now achieved 960H resolution now enables the recorder to capture resolutions of up to 700TVL The benefit of 960H is in playback quality of recorded video

12. FeatureBenefit 480 FPS @ 960H / D1 resolutionReal time recording Up to 9TB of storageLarge storage to record long periods of time at the best video quality EZSetup & EZNetwork WizardsSave installation time with this simplified wizard for networking and setup of the DVR Digital DeterrentStop the crime before it happens. EZSearch (Thumbnail Search)Searching for events is just a few mouse-clicks away

13. DS DVR What else? Features Software960H / D1 Real Time Recording 95% remote configurable Network stream in 960H, D1 and CIF Supports optional USB wireless access point for configuration and viewing HardwareRack Mountable Supports up to 3 HDD (9TB) Front Panel Buttons

14. Why DS? RSCSLS DS D16RSD16CSD16LS D16DS Recording CIF 480 FPS D1 120 FPS 480 FPS 960H --- 480 FPS Audio Input 444 16 Output 111 1 Monitor HDMI --- 1 Main (VGA/BNC) 222 2 Spot 1-1 1 Sensor Input 416 4 Alarm Output 111 1 RS-485 111 1 Thumbnail Search (EZSearch) -- Digital Deterrent 2-way Smart Phone audio (Iphone) Wall Mount DVR - Coming soon! ISC West

15. DS Platform Works on the RS / HD Platform Works with Speco Player iPhone / Android Works with SpecoTech Multi-Client Software Works with SecureGuard™ CMS Software

16. We’re Off To See The Wizard!!!

17. EZ Wizard Making it Easier to Get Online The DS Series DVRs now feature EZNetwork. This feature allows an installer to open the “Wizard” which walks them through all of the steps for a successful connection to the internet. All steps are taken care of by the EZNetwork Wizard. The DVR will get an IP address, DDNS name and even use UPnP to port forward the router. Then EZSetup Wizard will walk them through the basic settings of the DVR. EZ Wizard Making it Easier The DS-Series – Simplifying Installations

18. The EZ Network Set Up Wizard 1.Choose EZ Set Up in the System menu 2.Highlight EZ Network Setup 3.View EZ Network Set Up Itinerary 4.Confirm Network Connection 5.Test LAN Set Up 6.Enable DDNS 7.Create DDNS 8.Check DDNS This DVR is now Networked without the need to access the router for port forwarding because the Wizard has penetrated the router and made the necessary router settings adjustments.

19. What is Digital Deterrent™?  Digital Deterrent™ System "Sound the Alarm - Stop the Crime!"  Our new Digital Deterrent™ System will be available for all Speco DVRs.  Once an alarm is triggered, a custom audio/visual warning will be automatically projected so the perpetrator believes he is being watched.  This system was developed by Speco to PREVENT CRIME, not just record it. *Patent Pending

20. Two Applications for Digital Deterrent™ System  To deter the criminal from following through with the act. “ Stop! You are being recorded. Put the merchandise down. “  Point of purchase marketing “ Thank you for purchasing your milk at ABC Grocery Store. Chocolate chip cookies would go great with that, there is a special in aisle 5. “

21. DS DVR Family: EZ Search Access Search Menu. Choose EZ Search.

22. DS DVR Family: EZ Search Select day and camera to review. Choose hour of day. Pick 2 ½ min clip of hour. Playback video.

23. 960H Resolution Record resolution choices are now 960H 960x480 D1 (4 CIF) 720x480 ½ D1 (2 CIF) 720x240 CIF 352x240

24. Comparing Record Resolutions CIF 352x240 * Not drawn to scale. CIF- 352x240 is the lowest record resolution on most DVR’s, CIF will allow for the longest record period at the lowest record quality. CIF Max TVL camera resolution is approx. 265 lines. Example of where to record at CIF - When the end user is interested in overall observation and not specific identification

25. Comparing Record Resolutions 2 CIF 720 x 240 * Not drawn to scale. 2 CIF- 720x240 allows for twice the horizontal resolution as CIF. Recording at 2 CIF will require more storage that CIF and uses a max TVL camera resolution of approx 540 lines. Example of where to record at 2CIF- retail sales floor traffic

26. Comparing Record Resolutions D1 720 x 480 * Not drawn to scale. D1- 720x480 until recently D1 was the maximum record resolution. D1 is four times more resolution than CIF and twice the vertical resolution of 2 CIF. D1 requires more storage that CIF and 2 CIF and uses a max TVL camera resolution of approx. 540 lines. Example of when D1 would be used for recording cash transactions, positive identification.

27. Comparing Record Resolutions 960H 960 x 480 * Not drawn to scale. 960H- Offers 30% more horizontal resolution than D1and will use a max camera TVL of 720 lines of resolution Example of when to use 960H- When the application requires the best possible image that an analog solution can provide.

28. Calculating Captured Record Resolution In order to calculate the captured record resolution you simply take ¾ of your horizontal resolution setting Example: – CIF 352x240 (352 x.75 = 264) Total Captured Record resolution is 264 TVL – 2 CIF 720x240 (720x.75=540) Total Captured Record resolution is 540TVL – D1 4CIF 720x480 (720x.75=540) Total Captured Record resolution is 540TVL – 960H 960x480 (960 x.75=720) Total Captured Record resolution is 720TVL

29. Comparing Record Resolutions CIF 352x240 2 CIF 720 x 240 D1 720 x 480 960H 960 x 480 D1 720 x 480 960H offers a 30% increase in horizontal resolution vs. D1 D1 960H +30% * Not drawn to scale.

30. Choose Your Resolution – CIF 352x240 – For recording the longest amount of time – ½ D1 (2 CIF) 720x240- For twice the performance resolution quality as CIF – D1 (4 CIF) 720x480 –Best record quality prior to the release of 960H, four times the performance as CIF – 960H 960x480- For recording at the best possible resolution over coax cable while supporting cameras up to 700TVL, 960H is a 30% increase in horizontal performance vs. D1

31. 960H Resolution To achieve the best possible viewed Image with a 960H recorder A monitor with A HDMI input is necessary Connect a HDMI HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cable from the recorders output to the HDMI monitor input

32. 960H Resolution Monitor Choosing a monitor for a 960H DVR – HDMI input – A 16:9 aspect ratio (widescreen) – 1920 x 1080 resolution

33. 4:3 vs 16:9 16:9 aspect ratio provides up to 33% more useable detail. 4:3 16:9

34. Choose Your Record Quality Within most recorders settings in addition to resolution are record quality choices – Level 1 (low) – Level 2 – Level 3 – Level 4 – Level 5 (high)

35. Choose Your Record Quality By recording at the highest record quality within a resolution you will receive the best quality video within that resolution setting Example- – If you were to record at 960H resolution at record quality 5 (highest) you would receive the best possible recorded video – If you were to record at CIF resolution at record quality 1 (lowest) you would receive the lowest possible recorded video

36. Choose Your Record PPS Today’s recorders have the option to record at many different frame rate settings When choosing a frame rate you must consider what is it that you are trying to view on playback Typically frames can be set anywhere from 1 to 30 PPS 30PPS is often called real time

37. Choose Your Record PPS Years ago 1PPS per camera was acceptable Standard recorder technology frame rates of up to 30PPS are achievable, this is done by lowering record resolution to CIF The question was always how do you record, do you want many images at a low resolution or few images at a high resolution

38. Choose Your Record PPS Today with 960H recorders you have the ability to record at 960x480 (30% more horizontal resolution than D1) and not sacrifice PPS – With a 960H recorder recording at 960x480 at 30PPS per camera for 16 cameras is not an issue

39. 960H Resolution When recording with 960H resolution you immediately receive a camera’s full resolution 960H will support up to 700TVL so it is ideal for any existing video system upgrade Example- If there was a video system recording at D1 using cameras with 650TVL the TVL being recorded would be approx. 570. Now place a 960H DVR in the same scenario and the cameras full 650TVL will be recorded.

40. 960H Storage Requirements When recording at 960H resolution storage requirements change slightly compared to D1 – Example- 16 Channel 960H- 16 Camera’s a 5pps with a 1TB Hard Drive recording at quality 5, 7.5 days storage D1- 16 Camera’s a 5pps with a 1TB Hard Drive recording at quality 5, 8.7 days storage 960H requires approx. 15% more storage when directly compared to D1

41. Choosing The Proper Camera When considering cameras for a new install there a couple of points to keep in mind – Camera TVL resolution – Camera LUX setting – Camera Lens Choices – Camera Housing/Design

42. Choosing The Proper Camera Camera TVL resolution- as stated earlier now with the availability of 960H DVR recorders camera resolution is now more important than ever.

43. Camera TVL resolution When choosing a camera you want the camera TVL resolution to match the record resolution A DVR recording at 960H can support a 700 TVL line camera

44. Camera LUX setting A cameras LUX setting refers to how a camera can handle a dark scenario, the lower the LUX setting the better a camera can see in low light, a LUX of zero means that a camera can see in the dark.

45. Camera LUX setting Choosing a cameras proper lighting setting can mean the difference between no image, a B&W image or color by day color by very low light image at night. IR Camera Intensifier Camera Color by Day Color By Night.00002 Low LUX

46. Camera Lens Choices Choosing the proper lens is critical to capturing the image desired A varifocal lens gives the installing technician the ability to adjust the cameras field of view based on its environment

47. 960H Intensifier TM 700 TVL HTINTD8H HTINTB8H HT7246H

48. 960H Set Up Now with the availability of 960H resolution – You now have the opportunity to view recorded information at up to 700TVL over coax Setting up a DVR for 960H performance is a very simple process Please follow along step by step

49. 960H Set Up Installing a 960H DVR – Set camera record resolution to 960H

50. 960H Set Up Installing a 960H DVR – Set camera record quality to level 5 (H)

51. 960H Set Up Installing a 960H DVR – Set camera frame rate up to 30FPS

52. 960H Set Up Installing a 960H DVR – Set video monitor output up to the max of 1920x1080 and connect to monitor w/HDMI cable

53. 960H Set Up Installing a 960H DVR – Adjust lens setting

54. 960H Set Up Installing a 960H DVR – Set Up DVR for remote view

55. 960H Set Up Installing a 960H DVR – Set Up Smart Phone App for viewing and reviewing

56. 960H Set Up By following these simple steps you will now be able to Record what you have been missing with 700TVL lines of resolution This will give you the best possible recorded image over coax cable

57. Summary 960H Resolution is now the best way to view recorded information over coax up to 700TVL lines of resolution 960H DVR’s and 700TVL 960H cameras are ideal for new installs and existing retrofits

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