Archive for April, 2008

DM-DVST-1204 Survaillance DVR

April 30th, 2008 by leah

Survaillnce

The DM-DVST-1204 Stand Alone DVR System is an easy to use 4 Channel Security System with all the functions you would need within a DVR CCTV System. The DM-DVST-1204 DVR Security System has real time display and real time recording (playback). This means that whether you’re watching live or looking at a recording, you are viewing it a real time without slow motion or delayed picture.

All 4 Video channels within the system are Audio as well and Security Cameras that are connected to them can have a microphone either installed within them (such as Dome Security Cameras), or connected to the back of the DVR Cameras. The DM-DVST-1204 Surveillance CCTV System has remote viewing from any PC or laptop that has internet connection anywhere in the world. You can remotely view live and playback with no interruption to the continued recording at the camera location. This feature gives the user the ability to view at any given time the location in which the Security cameras are located. You can remotely view or playback from home, on vacation or on a business trip. This gives you the power to constantly supervise your secured location.

The DM-DVST-1204 DVR System comes with a 250GB Hard drive and a built-in CDRW. The hard drive records till it’s full, and then does a loop and starts rerecording over itself (recycling). This ensures continued uninterrupted recording with no need to restart the system. The DM-DVST-1204 Stand Alone System can be left alone until an incident which needs to be saved occurs. In this case, you need to simply put a CD in the CDRW and download the needed incident onto the CD. The DM-DVST-1204 DVR Security System has an additional very important feature called the Watermark. The watermark is a feature which in scripts the date and time of the incident being recorded on the CD. A watermarked CD cannot be changed or altered. This is a necessary feature if you want the CD to be used as evidence by the police or courts. Systems that don’t have the watermark feature are not being approved as evidence because they could have been changed and therefore compromised. The DM-DVST-1204 has all methods of recording available, including by time, by event and most popular method- by recording. The system is of course operational at all times (24/7), but the by motion method of recording records only the motion, therefore saving room on the hard drive and making playback easier and faster.

The DM-DVST-1204 embedded security DVR offers a powerful performance and reliability through its embedded operation system. With a maximum recording speed of 120 images per second, built-in multiplexer and PTZ functions, the DM-DVST-1204 is a perfect solution for retail and small business in both price and performance. The DM-DVST-1204 Embedded surveillance DVR features a triplex monitoring function that allows Recording, Display, and Playback through RMS (Remote Viewing Software) at the same time.

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DM-DV-STAR-412i:

April 29th, 2008 by leah

Best  Security DVR 

The DM-DV-Star-412i is a user friendly system with all the functions necessary within a DVR system. The DM-DV-Star-412i has real time display and real time recording (playback). This means that whether your watching live or looking at a recording, you are viewing it a real time without slow motion or delayed picture. The DM-DV-Star-412i has triplex function, which enables the user to remotely view from any PC or laptop that has internet connection anywhere in the world. You can remotely view live and playback with no interruption to the continued recording at the camera location. This feature gives the user the ability to aware of what is happening (view at any given time) at the camera location whether away on vacation or on a business trip. This is a powerful and necessary tool to supervise your location. The system comes with a 250GB Hard drive and a built-in CDRW. The hard drive records till its full, and then does a loop and starts rerecording over itself (recycling). This ensures continued uninterrupted recording with no need to restart. The system can be left alone until an incident which needs to be saved occurs. In this case, you need to simply put a CD in the CDRW and download the needed incident onto the CD. The DM-DV-Star-412i has an additional very important feature called the Watermark. The watermark is a feature which in scripts the date and time of the incident being recorded on the CD. A watermarked CD cannot be changed or altered. This is a necessary feature if you want the CD to be used as evidence by the police or courts. Systems that don’t have the watermark feature are not being approved as evidence because they could have been changed and therefore compromised. An additional important feature that The DM-DV-Star-412i has all methods of recording available, including by time, by event and most popular method- by recording.

 The system is of course operational at all times (24/7), but the by motion method of recording records only the motion, therefore saving room on the hard drive and making playback easier and faster. The DM-DV-Star-412i is a powerful standalone DVR with all the features you were looking for, packed in a compact, easy to use device. It’s MPEG4 compression promises high quality recordings with minimum storage space. 4 audio channels allow you to record whatever is going on in the recorded areas. It’s stable operating system will keep working without any faults or down time.

The powerful viewing software will allow you to monitor up to 4 different DVR’s with multiple users viewing, and the connection to the network was never been easier. Also supported is a USB 2.0 port for video backup as well as firmware upgrades. Look no further because this Standalone security DVR is the best in the market, and we back it up with our unlimited professional tech support, and 1 year warranty, as well as 30 day money back guaranty.

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