Barpos Technologies - DVR Card Specifications

Input Type

DB-25

Video Inputs

4 Channels

Audio Inputs

4 Channels (Option)

Extensions

Allow plugging 4 DVR Boards to reach 16 Video inputs

TV out

1 x Single video out

Recording Rate

120 (NTSC)/100 (PAL) fps

Display Rate

120 (NTSC)/100 (PAL) fps

Resolution

352x240/352x288, 704x240/704x288, 704x480/704x576

Watchdog

Support Hardware & Software Watchdog

Dimensions

156 (W) x 107 (H) mm

Minimum System Requirements

OS Supported

Windows 2000 / Windows XP / Windows Vista

Minimum CPU

Pentium 4-2.8 GHz, 800 MHz (1 x DVR card)
Pentium 4-3.2 GHz, 800 MHz (2 x DVR cards)
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 1.83 GHz (4 x DVR cards)

RAM

2 x 512 MB DDR II 533 RAM (2 x DVR cards).
2 x 1 GB DDR II 533 RAM (4 x DVR cards).

BUS

PCI Bus

HDD

200 GB

VGA

nVIDIA GeForce2 MX200 64MB or better

DirectX

9.0c or above

Note:
1.	Currently Barpos DVR boards are not compatible with VIA-series and ATI-series chipset Motherboards.
2.	In a computer where four DVR Cards are installed, the system can not working properly. It may be that the card number not correct (It should be cards XP 0, XP 1, XP 2 and XP 3) or USB cable does not connect to the PC correctly.

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DVR Security Monitoring System Features


	An e-map is a graphical overview of a site, indicating the locations of the cameras, sensors and fingerprint readers.		Allows pop-up video display upon motion trigger to be viewed on separate monitors.
	Our DVR consoles allow for live and eMap or playback screens to be viewed on separate monitors.		Multi-channel display (1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 16 and 32 split-screen divisions) and programmable channel rotation.
	Record video and audio simultaneously. The video and audio will be played back synchronously.		Sends live video feeds to TV sets or security monitors. Images rotation with definable delay is configured within the DVR software.


	Full control with user-defined zones to scan, trigger tolerance adjustment and percentage of the motion sensitivity.		Allows you to record security video feeds seconds prior to actual detected motion via our DVR software.
	Videos are compressed using one of the following methods: either MPEG4 or H.264. You pick and choose.		Sequence (continuous), Alarm Triggered, Motion Detection, Instant & Scheduled recording methods are available.
	Depending on the DVR model you choose, anywhere from 30 FPS to 960 FPS real-time high-speed recording.		Supports standard video Codec of Windows, therefore the video files can be played back via Media Player, Quicktime or Real Player.
	Can save the .AVI files onto multiple hard disks and recycle the entire storage space by loop recording over the oldest video clips.		Built-In Digital Watermark, which prevents images from being altered or modified. Therefore, they become admissible in court.


	The distributable standalone playback software allows you to play back the recorded video clips on any PC's connected or not.		The search engine is able to search masked regions, so the video that is retrieved will show exactly when an object was moved.
	The Backup Program will copy video files onto External Storage Devices (NAS, HDD, CD-RW, DVD+-RW, etc.)		Whether using our free client software or MS Internet Explorer, you can remotely play back recorded videos without having to go on site.


	Users can access the DVR remotely to change local settings if and when necessary, without the need for a site visit.		Special client software supports smart cell-phones and PDA's for remote monitoring. View your sites in the palm of your hands!
	Connect to multiple sites simultaneously and record / download / play back video clips from any remote location via internet or phone line.		Remotely view live feeds, record, download or play back video clips via Internet Explorer alone.
	Some ISP's only provide a changing dynamic IP address. Use our optional fixed "ID Code" to remotely connect without interruptions.


	Notifies you via a phone call (a dial-up modem is needed), email message, SMS or live video to a remote PC, when an alarm is triggered.		Automatically notifies you when one of the cameras is experiencing video signal loss due to abnormal conditions, such as by a vandal.
	Saves the following: user logins, motion detection events, remote access tracking info, video losses, hard disk failures, etc..		When a panic button is depressed, recording automatically begins and an alarm can be discretely sent to law enforcement.
	Automatically notifies you when one of the cameras has been tampered with. Available on any of our real-time display DVR's.


	POS transactional texts can be superimposed on recorded or live video images, whether locally or remotely.		Audio and video recording can be activated automatically when a fingerprint access controller admits someone at the door gate.
	Control your PTZ or Speed Dome cameras and I/O ports with a click of mouse, locally and remotely from anywhere.		Check the "Access records" under View Log to search for the door access admittance list within a specific time frame.


	Fully definable user levels with many different privileges to choose from for each user, be an administrator, manager or end-user.		The software can be updated at any time via our website. Make sure you choose the correct files for your specific DVR model.
	The embedded read-only MS Windows operating system prevents any possibilities for system crashes or virus infections.		Under abnormal shutdowns caused by power failure, the system will automatically return to recording when the power comes back.


	Synchronizes the time clock of the DVR with Standard Time Server automatically via a broadband internet connection.		Simultaneous Recording, Playback and Remote-Viewing without any slowdowns or disruptions of the DVR server.
	Remotely converse in real-time with someone at the DVR site via your respective PC speaker and microphone sets.