Thursday 24 May 2012

View Scenarios for your small business

User Scenarios

Millions of digital cameras have been already installed around the world and the technology is well proven. In fact, growth of CCTV solutions using this technology is far outweighing that of analogue, which is on the decline.
If you visit many large retailers in the UK it’s likely that they will be using similar cameras somewhere in their premises. Many new city surveillance installations have moved to IP already and many more have plans to. They are also in universities and schools, sports facilities, coffee shops, boutiques, pubs, etc., which favour or need the clarity of HDTV images, the hassle-free installation, the capability to view remotely; all at a comparable cost to most analogue solutions available in the market today.
Following are 3 examples showing how to get / upgrade to an IP CCTV network.

Scenario #1 – Solution for a small shop

Shopping list
  • 4 digital Axis security cameras (network cameras)
  • 1 AXIS Camera Companion
  • Complement with
    • 4 SD cards
    • Switch (if not already installed)
    • Router* (if not already installed)
    • Miscellaneous (e.g. Cables, etc.)
*The router only necessary if wireless and/or remote access is needed


Scenario #2 – Update small shop system with Existing analogue cameras

Shopping list
  • 3 existing analogue cameras
  • 1 Axis video encoder to convert the system to IP CCTV
  • 1 Axis digital security camera (network camera)
  • 1 AXIS Camera Companion
  • Complement with
    • 2 SD cards
    • Switch (if not already installed)
    • Router* (if not already installed)
    • Miscellaneous (e.g. Cables, etc.)
*The router only necessary if wireless and/or remote access is needed



Scenario #3 – Solution for a small office with recording to NAS

Shopping list
  • 4 digital Axis security cameras (network cameras)
  • 1 AXIS Camera Companion
  • Complement with
    • Switch (if not already installed)
    • Router* (if not already installed)
    • 1 NAS
    • Miscellaneous (e.g. Cables, etc.)
*The router only necessary if wireless and/or remote access is needed



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