Honeywell HRHD4+ User Manual page 17

HRHD Plus series Digital Video Recorder
Brief Specification
The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder must utilize traditional VCR like
controls and shall be available with four (4), nine (9), or sixteen (16) auto
terminating BNC composite video inputs with corresponding BNC looping video
outputs, a BNC composite main video output, a BNC composite spot video
output, and an S VHS Mini Din video output to simultaneously show the same
video on individual monitors. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall
offer internal hard drive options of 80 Gigabytes, 160 Gigabytes, 320 Gigabytes,
or 500 Gigabytes with the ability to archive encrypted video to an external
Universal Serial Bus (USB) – Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) hard drive or a
built in internal CD RW drive. The video shall be saved in a self-executable file
format that contains the video player and image enhancement tools, allowing the
user to play the clip in its original, unalterable format on any PC without the need
for additional reader software. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder's
recorded images shall utilize advanced video encryption, with each image
containing a unique fingerprint that is chained with the preceding and succeeding
images (chained fingerprinting). This shall insure that the video images cannot
be modified with any available PC software, enabling a solid chain of evidence.
The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder must utilize ML JPEG, an advanced
image compression technology that allows for extremely low data storage
requirements (for longer recording durations), high quality images, and faster
transmission speeds using less network bandwidth. The Multi Channel Digital
Video Recorder shall display high definition video with a minimum resolution of
720x480 (NTSC) or 720x576 (PAL), and shall record high definition video with a
resolution of either 336x244 or 672x244 (NTSC), or 336x272 or 672x272 (PAL).
The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall include event recording, triggered
by alarm input conditions, motion detection, and video loss. Each event shall be
able to react differently, with an assigned schedule, camera (or multiple
cameras), recording speed, video quality, and dwell time. Activation of an
internal buzzer or external alarms shall also be available, and the unit must be
capable of notifying a remote site, or dialing a pager with a numeric message,
when certain events are activated. The unit must also maintain a log of all
events, with its associated video available by a simply pressing a button. To
ensure that important video cannot be automatically overwritten, the event video
must be stored separately from timelapse video. The unit shall also incorporate
advanced search capabilities to allow quick searching of its video database. The
Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall include a built in video motion
detector, with parameter adjustments programmable for each camera input. In
order to adjust the size and area of an object that will trigger a motion alarm, the
user must have the ability to adjust the minimum number of detection blocks that
must be activated, and/or define the area of an image (e.g. doorway, window,
etc.) that will trigger the alarm. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall
record and play back a single channel of line level (amplified source) audio, and
must include a user friendly graphical user interface (GUI) menu system to
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