JVC VR-N100U Product Presentation page 6

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Network Topology Overview (2 of 4)

VR-N100U Network Front Channel (LAN1)

• Single Static IP Address for Integration Into Company Network

(Setup via Web Browser, WIN 2000/XP Client Software, Front LCD)

• Wired to LAN via Category 5/6 Cable

• Looks Like a Standard Network Server

• Operates as an Appliance (Dedicated Video Surveillance Device)

• Interface Between Clients and Networked Cameras

• Auto-Discovery and Self-Configuration of Cameras

VR-N100U Camera Back Channel (LAN2)

• Private Independent Camera Network Managed by VR-N100U

• Maximum of 16 Networked Cameras per VR-N100U

• Camera Connectivity can be Wired and/or Wireless

• Standard Network Switch (Unmanaged Layer 2 or Managed VLAN)

Attaches Cameras to the VR-N100U

Network Topology Overview (3 of 4)

Localized VR-N100U

• Networked Cameras are Installed in the Same General Location as

the VR-N100U

• Advantage is that Any Broken Link on the Main Network Will Have No

Effect on the Video Recordings

• Disadvantage is that Any Maintenance Will Require Deployment to

that Local Location (if Locations Are Far Distances From HQ)

Centralized VR-N100U

• Networked Cameras are Installed in a Remote Location from the

VR-N100U

• Advantage is that the VR-N100U can be Installed In a Centralized

Room with Other Server Equipment for Easy Maintenance and

Monitoring

• Disadvantage is that Any Broken Link Between the Remote Network

Cameras and the VR-N100U Will Affect Video Recordings

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