ELVOX CCTV integrated with JVSG software
Vimar has some important news: from today all Elvox IP CCTV and AHD cameras are integrated with the JVSG software, an international reference software that helps professional installers and designers build video surveillance systems quickly and precisely. One of the plus points of this integration is that it can provide a three-dimensional image: an innovation that further differentiates and extends the features available to end customers.
First of all, with the JVSG software the best locations to install the devices can be found by very accurately measuring the fields of view in the areas where they are placed.
Another plus point of this innovation is related to framing: this integration (also available on the web without installing the software, go to www.jvsg.com) means that the necessary and optimal focal length can be calculated, so that the view and monitoring can be tuned to perfectly match the customer's needs. It is also able to calculate the bandwidth in order to assess the data transmission rate and storage size needed to meet the specific needs of the system.
Elvox IP CCTV and AHD cameras with the JVSG software help to verify the recording area according to the criteria of the DORI system, which defines the various levels of detail for surveillance cameras in relation to the pixels/metre needed. It is a system that allows the right camera to be chosen for any specific need. The DORI system levels (based on International Standard IEC EN62676-4: 2015) identify the features and capabilities of a camera as follows:
D – Detection: allows for reliable and easy determination of whether a person or vehicle is present (requires 25 pixels/metre)
O – Observation: gives characteristic details of an individual, such as distinctive clothing, while allowing a view of activity surrounding an incident (requires 62 pixels/metre)
R – Recognition: determines with a high degree of certainty whether an individual shown is the same as someone that has been seen before (requires 125 pixels/metre)
I – Identification: enables identification of an individual beyond reasonable doubt (requires 250 pixel/metre)
Innovation, improvement, quality: Vimar’s commitment and quest continues.
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