Overview - Planet Networking & Communication HDVR-435 User Manual

1.2 Overview

Efficient Solution for All Video Formats
PLANET HDVR-435 and 1635 are H.265 Hybrid DVR recorders which are able to record video
and data from traditional AHD (analog high definition), HD-CVI (high definition composite video
interface), HD-TVI (high definition transport video interface) and Network IP security cameras.
The advantage of a hybrid DVR recorder is that it lets you use currently installed analog
security equipment along with newer network IP technology. This enables you to upgrade your
surveillance system to IP equipment at your own pace, according to your budget.
The HDVR-435/635 4-/16-channel embedded system is equipped with HDMI/VGA local
display and features recording, live view, playback and backup functions, etc. With the
easy-to-remember DDNS feature, the HDVR can be placed either in LAN or WAN for easy
installation. Besides, designed for various surveillance applications via RS485 interface, the
HDVR is capable of controlling most types of protocols. For the purpose of general monitoring,
the HDVR-435/1635 offers app viewer, Web browser and CMS (central management software)
for multi-platform remote access, thus making it an ideal solution for various applications, such
as retail stores, communities, SMBs, supermarkets, restaurants and schools.
Bandwidth Savings
With H.265 compression technology, the HDVR-435/1635 offers over 30% more of recording
capacity than systems employing H.264 compression. This advance gives users larger storage
space for longer durations of video recording.
Hybrid Integration
The HDVR-435/1635 series allows each of its 4/16 channels to be connected to either an
analog camera or an IP camera. If you already have analog cameras and want to add on a few
IP cameras, the HDVR-435/1635 series is definitely your ideal choice. In addition, the HDVRs
comply with ONVIF and are interoperable with any third-party IP cameras, thus omitting
compatibility issue and allowing you to add more cameras.
High-resolution Local Display
The HDVR-435/1635 series provides HDMI and VGA video output interfaces for dual local
displays, which can be connected to HDMI monitor or VGA monitor for live view monitoring
with video output of maximum 1920 x 1080 resolutions. Due to local display, it can eliminate
Hybrid Digital Video Recorder
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H.265 HDVR series