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Appendix D
Software Specification
Video
Display Mode
Recording Cameras
Number
Compression Format
Video Setting
E-map
Recording
Recording Mode
Buffer Storage for
Alarm Images (before
and after events)
Recording
Performance
Megapixel Recording
File format
Snapshot
Playback
Playback Channel
Playback Mode
Display Mode
Search Mode
Playback
Enhancement
Download
Storage
Disk Management
Product Specifications
1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12,16, 20, Picture-in-Picture, Sequential mode
Up to 20
Motion JPEG/ MPEG 4 (depends on the IP camera)
Resolution, Quality, Frame Rate
Upload E-map (JPEG)
Continuous, manual, schedule, alarm, alarm recording schedule,
motion detection, snapshot
Pre-recording: 300 sec/ Post‒recording: 300 sec (Total 600 sec/
10 min)
Up to 600 frames at D1 (720x480) or VGA (640x480)
Up to 600 frames at QVGA (320x240) or CIF (320x240)
* Real performance may vary in different environment
High performance megapixel recording
(up to 8 megapixels)
AVI (can be played by Windows Media Player)
Yes
Max. 4 Ch SYNC Playback at the same time
Play, pause, stop, reverse play, next/ previous frame, next/
previous video file, different speed control
Single playback view, 4 playback views
By date, time, alarm event
Full screen display, video snapshot, digital zoom, screen
recording and convert into one AVI file
Click to download recorded files from web page
Single disk, RAID 0 (Disk Striping), RAID 1 (Disk Mirroring),
RAID 5, RAID 5+ Hot spare, RAID 6, and JBOD (Linear Disk
Volume)
Online RAID Capacity Expansion
98
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