# Desa

Description:
DÉSA DVR with 120GB Hard Drive and 120 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 240GB Hard Drive and 120 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 360GB Hard Drive and 120 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 480GB Hard Drive and 120 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 600GB Hard Drive and 120 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 120GB Hard Drive and 240 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 240GB Hard Drive and 240 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 360GB Hard Drive and 240 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 480GB Hard Drive and 240 ips max.


Description:
DÉSA DVR with 600GB Hard Drive and 240 ips max.


# Devices

Typical Use:
Multi-camera digital versatile recorder, for local and remote control of small to medium systems.

Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  Verify/select the appropriate video standard (NTSC or PAL).  Select the number of cameras that will connected to the device and verify/select an image quality setting.  The image quality setting determines the file size of the digital images that will be displayed on the right side of the screen.

A per channel recording rate is selected using the drop down box. The calculated storage time for these selections will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.

As an option, an event rate can be entered to reflect alarm and/or motion events.  If selected, an estimate of the number of minutes per hour that alarm and/or motion events will be active can be entered to see the effect on the storage time.

A configuration option is available if the device will be connected to an optional external Disk Array to increase storage time.  Storage time will then be based on the sum of the DVR capacity and the Disk Array capacity.  If the RAID fault tolerant check box is selected, the storage time will be based only the capacity of the Disk Array.


Typical Use:
Multi-camera digital recorder suitable for small to medium systems.

Help:
Select the appropriate model from the dropdown list based on the desired hard drive capacity and the maximum overall system 'image per second' (IPS) rate.
Next, select the number of cameras which will be connected to the device.
Three image resolution settings are available, but selecting the '640x480' option will force the overall system rate to the maximum setting of '64' IPS.  Five quality level settings are available.  All models support use of a single audio channel.  Selecting this option decreases the storage time only slightly.
Camera Configurations:
The 'click to edit' button opens the camera configurations screen.  Here, the desired IPS recording rate and scene content can be selected for each individual camera.  The sum of all the selected channel IPS rates CANNOT exceed the overall system IPS rate limit.  If exceeded during configuration, an appropriate warning is generated.
If all system cameras will be set to the same selections, a convenient checkbox is available to automatically duplicate camera 1 settings to all other cameras.
After returning to the main screen, the file size for each configured camera is displayed based on the selections made. The calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.
A configuration selection is available if the device will be connected to an optional DVAS series disk array for increased storage capacity.


Description:
4 Channel 'Real Time' Digital Video Recorder

Typical Use:
Casinos, Retail, Airports, etc. for Real Time recording applications including Event Recording and Spot Monitor recordings.

Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  Next, verify/select the appropriate video standard (NTSC or PAL).  This determines the available system recording rate options.
Then,  select the number of cameras to be connected to the device.  Based on this selection, the desired Image quality and recording rate can be selected for each individual camera.  
If all system cameras will have the same setings, a convenient checkbox is available to automatically duplicate camera 1 settings to all other cameras.
The bit rate for each configured camera and the calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.
As an option, an estimated amount of minutes per hour that alarm/motion events will occur can be configured to see its effect on the storage time result.  Alarm/motion events automatically record at the highest rate and quality settings.
If applicable, an audio option can be selected for camera 1.
A configuration selection is available if the device will be connected to an optional DVAS disk array for 'backup archiving'.  Note:  When a 'backup archiving' device is connected, the storage time is based on the capacity of the DVAS only, and not the sum of the Hi-Q capacity and the DVAS capacity.


Typical Use:
Simple VCR replacement;  Compatible with various digital multiplexers

Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  Next, verify/select the appropriate video standard (NTSC or PAL), and the video format (VHS or SVHS).  These two parameters determine the file size of the digital image, which is displayed on the right side of the screen.

Next, a recording rate must be selected using the drop down box.  The calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.

As an option, an estimate of the number of minutes per hour that alarm events will be active and their associated recording rate can be configured to see the effect on the storage time result.

A configuration selection is available if the device will be connected to an optional DVAA disk array for 'backup archiving'.  Note:  When a 'backup archiving' device is connected, the storage time is based on the capacity of the DVAA only, and not the sum of the DVR capacity and the DVAA capacity.

If the selected model supports audio, a selection option will be displayed.


Models:
S4SVR, S4SVRLP, S4SVRSLP, S4SVREP, S4SVR2, S4SVR2EP

Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  Next, select the appropriate video standard (NTSC or PAL).  This parameter determines the recording rate options which will be available for selection.
The video format parameter determines the file size of the digital image, which is displayed on the right side of the screen.

Next, select the number of cameras to be connected to the device and a recording rate by using the drop down box.  The calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.

As an option, an estimate of the number of minutes per hour that alarm events will be active and their associated recording rate can be configured to see the effect on the storage time result.  

Motion events are also available with this product.  Motion events record at the standard recording rate and they have no effect on storage time results, so no configuration options have been included.

A configuration selection is available if the device will be connected to an optional DVAS series disk array for increased storage capacity.


Models:
EDSC1, EDSC2, EDSC1-15F, EDSC2-15F, EDSC2-17, EDSC1-17

Typical Use:
Retail, Banking; Especially suitable for lobbies and entrances

Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  Next, select the total number of cameras in the system.  This selection directly impacts the recording rate options which will be available.

Next, specify the scene content.  This parameter determines the file size of the digital images which has a significant affect on the storage time.  Based on the selection, the appropriate file size is displayed on the right side of the screen.

Now, the recording rate must be selected using the drop down box.  The calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.

As an option, alarm/motion events can be configured to see their effect on the storage time result.  Alarm/motion events will automatically record at the maximum recording rate available which is automatically determined and displayed for reference.


Description:
NetCam/DVR Series Digital Network Cameras

Models:
NetCam-SP, NetCam-EP, LTC 0238/11, LTC 0208/11

Typical Use:
Real Time viewing and playback of high resolution video images via TCP/IP network

Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  Next, the number of cameras which will be connected to the device must be selected.  Based on this selection, the desired recording frame rate, image resolution, and scene content can be selected for each individual camera.  

If all system cameras will have the same setings, a convenient checkbox is available to automatically duplicate camera 1 settings to all other cameras.

The bit rate for each configured camera is displayed and the calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.

As an option, alarm based recording rates, resolutions, quality settings, and estimates of the number of alarm minutes per hour can be configured for each camera so that their effects on storage time can be seen.


Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  The video standard (NTSC or PAL) is set automatically based on the selected model number.  This parameter determines the system recording rate options which will be available for selection.
The record quality parameter determines the file size of the digital image, which is displayed on the right side of the screen.

Next, the number of cameras which will connected to the device and a system recording rate must be selected using the drop down boxes.  The calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.

As an option, various selections are available for alarm and activity events which can be configured to see their affect on the storage time result.

Since the DMX series recorders utilize a multiplexing format for recording, only the video standard, quality, and recording rate parameters effect the actual storage hours.  Alarm and activity conditions only affect the frequency that a particular camera is recorded.  To assist in understanding this functionality, a graphical representation of the sequence of images being recorded is displayed.


Help:
Select device model using drop down box.  Next, verify/select the appropriate video standard (NTSC or PAL) and scene content options.  These parameters determine the file size of the digital images, which is displayed on the right side of the screen.

Next, the number of cameras which will connected to the device and a system recording rate must be selected using the drop down boxes.  The calculated storage time will now be visible at the bottom of the screen.  The result is automatically adjusted to reflect either hours or days.

As an option, an estimation of the number of minutes per hour that alarm and/or motion events will be active and their associated recording rates can be configured to see the effect on the storage time result.


# Divar

NTSC_Rates:
Rate:;"Parameter:";0;"No Recordings";0.1;"(1 Image every 10 Seconds)";0.2;"(1 Image every 5 Seconds)";0.5;"(1 Image every 2 Seconds)";1.0;"Image per Second";2.0;"Images per Second";3.0;"Images per Second";4.0;"Images per Second";5.0;"Images per Second";6.0;"Images per Second";7.5;"Images per Second";10;"Images per Second";15;"Images per Second";30;"Images per Second"

PAL_Rates:
Rate:;"Parameter:";0;"No recordings";0.1;"(1 Image every 10 Seconds)";0.2;"(1 Image every 5 Seconds)";0.5;"(1 Image every 2 Seconds)";1.0;"Image per Second";2.0;"Images per Second";3.0;"Images per Second";4.0;"Images per Second";5.0;"Images per Second";6.0;"Images per Second";8.0;"Images per Second";12.5;"Images per Second";25;"Images per Second"


# DMX

Description:
Discontinued -- 16-Channel Recorder, NTSC/EIA


Description:
Discontinued -- 16-Channel Recorder, PAL/CCIR


# DVAD

Description:
2x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 320GB


Description:
4x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 640GB


Description:
(2x) 4x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 1280GB


Description:
(3x) 4x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 1920GB


Description:
(4x) 4x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 2560GB


Description:
(5x) 4x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 3200GB


Description:
(6x) 4x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 3840GB


Description:
(7x) 4x 160GB Hard Drives for a total of 4480GB


# DVAS

Description:
4 Drive, 640GB Hard Drive Array; To be used with 2 DVRs


Description:
4 Drive, 640GB Hard Drive Array; To be used with 1 DVR


Description:
8 Drive, 1280GB Hard Drive Array; To be used with 2 DVRs


Description:
8 Drive, 1280GB Hard Drive Array; To be used with 1  DVR


Description:
14 Drive, 2240GB Hard Drive Array; To be used with 2 DVRs


Description:
14 Drive, 2240GB Hard Drive Array; To be used with 1  DVR


# DVR1

Description:
Single Channel DVR with 160GB Hard Drive


Description:
Single Channel DVR with 320GB Hard Drive


Description:
Single Channel DVR w/ Audio and 320GB Hard Drive


Description:
Discontinued -- DVR with 40GB Hard Drive


Description:
Discontinued -- DVR with 80GB Hard Drive


Description:
Discontinued -- DVR with 160GB Hard Drive


Description:
Discontinued -- DVR w/ Audio and 160GB Hard Drive


# E_Dome

Description:
e-dome Digital Recording System; 120VAC,60Hz


Description:
e-dome Digital Recording System; 220VAC/50Hz


Description:
e-dome Digital Recorder with 15" LCD; 120VAC,60Hz


Description:
e-dome Digital Recorder with 15" LCD; 220VAC,50Hz


Description:
e-dome Digital Recorder with 17" LCD; 120VAC,60Hz


Description:
e-dome Digital Recorder with 17" LCD; 220VAC,50Hz


# Hi_Q

Description:
4-Channel Real Time Digital Video Recorder


Description:
4-Channel Real Time Recorder, Extended Play


# NetCam

Description:
NetCam/DVR Series Digital Network Camera, NTSC


Description:
NetCam/DVR Series Digital Network Camera, PAL


# Revisions

Changes:
1.  Added NetCamDVR model LTC 0238/10 to database.
2.  Changed Hi-Q series PAL rate option to display 13 instead of 12.5.
3.  Updated About form to new rev number and date.
4.  Changed S4SVR hard drive size from 160 to 150 GB.
5.  Removed motion event options from System4 Server.
6.  Add 30/25 (NTSC/PAL) rate options to DVR9/16.
7.  Corrected strange bug that listed incorrect camera quantity below 15 on System4 Server 32.


Changes:
1.  Changed property on all form drop down boxes to 'limit to list' option  to prevent incorrect answers when bogus data was entered.


Changes:
1.  Added calculator screens for "Desa" DR16xxx series and "Divar" DVR-16 series.
2.  Added "DVAS" series external disk array support for Hi-Q, DESA, System4 Server, and Divar products.
3.  Added "DVAD" series external disk array support for Hi-Q, DESA, System4 Server, and Divar products.
4.  Changed Hi-Q option that corrected Medium Quality Real Time Rate to 60 IPS rather than 30 IPS.
5.  Updated NetCam DVR disk sizes and model number revisions.
6.  Updated existing and added new DVR1 series and System4 Server series models.
7.  Added DVAA option to DVR1 and changed Minutes setting behavior to be active for alarms only too.
8.  Reduced Main form model choices by moving individual model numbers to specific model forms.
9.  Various minor changes made related to moving model numbers to individual calculator forms.
10.  Changes all Philips references to BOSCH.


# System4_Server

Description:
16 channel  Digital Video Recorder, Long Play


Description:
16 channel Digital Video Recorder, Super Long Play


Description:
16 channel Digital Video Recorder, Extended Play


Description:
32 channel Digital Video Recorder, Extended Play


Description:
16 channel Digital Video Recorder with SCSI Card


Description:
32 channel Digital Video Recorder with SCSI Card


