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WIN-PAK SE / PE

Systems Integration Solutions

ACCESS CONTROL/VIDEO/ INTRUSION DETECTION

Access Control and Systems Integration Solutions.

1. Overview

1.1. IntroductionThe local and remote Intrusion Detection and Video surveillance systems will be fully integrated with the access control system to:

1) Centralize building security in a single supervisor to provide the operator with an easier to operate system using fewer hardware resources.

2) Allow manual or automatic interactions between the 3 applications (access control/video surveillance/intrusion).

3) Allow the creation of common graphical floor plans

The convergence of these various applications must be implemented over the ETHERNET network.

All of the applications must work perfectly in standalone mode if the communication network fails.

1.2. Requirements

The proposed system must include proven software for this type of application, i.e. HONEYWELL WIN-PAK or equivalent. It must be easy to use and be designed to maximise all of the tools provided by the Windows platform. All of the commands will be easily accessible via a mouse and the use of the computer keyboard will be limited merely to completing fields requiring numeric or alphanumeric input.

The system and development software used must be existing, widely available, industry-approved software. The operating software must support multiple users and multitasking and be able to run on a non-proprietary CPU. The application software will be written in a standard, high-level programming language. The system must be modular for easy enhancements without major modifications to its operation or defined system data and data logs.

System modularity will also allow easier installation and reduce installation costs to a minimum.

The Supervision system will include the following accessories (not limited to below list):

Computer(s) and printer(s); Licenses for the management software RS-232/RS-485 connections between the various system components; TCP/IP connections; Server(s); Workstation(s); Gateway(s);

The following sections describe the main functional requirements. The proposed system must meet the minimum following requirements (list is not exclusive).

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1.3. Minimum system capacity

The system must operate in one of the below 64 bit and 32 bit environments:

Windows® 7 Professional Windows 7 Ultimate Windows Server 2008 R2

And must be compatible with a TCP/IP computer network

The system must also support:

The integration of Network and Digital Video Recorders (NVR and DVR); The integration of CCTV matrix switchers The integration of intrusion panels

2. Description of the IT hardware

2.1.1. Minimal workstation requirements

Intel® Core™ i5 2400 / 3.1 GHz 4 GB RAM 80 GB SATA Hard Drive with minimum 5 GB free NVIDIA Quadro NVS 300 - 1x512MB PCIe x16 or similar Video card One 10/100 Base-T network card 17’’ LCD color screen Ergonomic mouse with two buttons and wheel Keyboard External backup 1 DVD DL RW drive Operating system: Windows® 7 Professional or Windows 7 Ultimate Database engine : Microsoft SQL 2008 R2 Express

2.1.2. Minimal server requirements

Intel® Quad Core Xeon® / 2.4 GHz 16 GB RAM 1 TB 15000 RPM drives configured as: OS on RAID1; DB RAID 1+0 (4-disk) NVIDIA Quadro NVS 300 - 1x512MB PCIe x16 or similar Video card One 10/100 Base-T network card 17’’ LCD color screen Ergonomic mouse with two buttons and wheel Keyboard

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External backup 1 DVD DL RW drive Operating system: Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Database engine : Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 with processor license

2.1.3. Uninterruptible power supply

To avoid any risk of interruption to the IT hardware's power supply, it is recommended to design in an uninterruptible power supply to maintain power whilst the generator starts up.

The server application must be installed in service mode so that human intervention is not required during a re-start.

On re-start, the server must perform the following actions automatically:

Verify the integrity of the database Verify the indices Verify the peripheral connections Open the database

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3. Applications

3.1. Workstation

The workstation will be the main human interface. It must be intuitive and easy to understand. It will have two main functions. The first is the supervisor/monitoring and control function. All events occurring on the system must be displayed in text format. Also, it must be possible to display video images from a video recorder in real time and receive all of the events from the intrusion detection unit. Its second function is to operate in programming mode. This mode will be used to access the security system data to create, modify and delete management data.

Each workstation will be configured in accordance with its physical location and with the security level of the (surveillance) operator.

Workstation commands will be password protected.

Each system operator will be assigned a security level allowing access to certain commands on the system in their own selectable language.

Minimal supported user interface languages should include English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Italian, Czech, Russian, Polish, Arabic, Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese.

The operator's security level will determine their access to certain commands on the system. Only the commands authorized for a given security level will be visible on the screen.

4. Software description

4.1. General ergonomy

It must be possible to determine if the screens are floating or fixed on the desktop. If they are floating, they can be positioned anywhere on the screen. Moreover, if the workstation is fitted with a double video card or with twin monitors, it must be possible to split the screens across both monitors to maximize the display and optimize the use of the work surface. However, it must be possible to display each of these screens individually or together, depending on the surveillance operator's requirements.

List of the main display screens required; Floor plans; Floor plans associated with one or more alarms from the access control, intrusion detection or video surveillance systems Video surveillance display (Multiple camera interface). Diagnostics of equipment operation.

4.2. Access control management

Hardware support and access control design

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The HONEYWELL WIN-PAK supervisor software, or equivalent, must be able to accept various types of controller so that it can be tailored to the site and developed as the site evolves. This requires the supervisor to be capable of managing single door, 2-door, 3-door, 4-door and 16-door modular controllers.

The software must also support the various badge reader technologies (proximity/smartcard/magnetic stripe etc.) and card formats (26 bit wiegand, 34 bit Wiegand, clock and data, etc). It must be possible to allocate several badge technologies to a single card holder..

To connect the software to the peripheral hardware, several cable topologies can be used (e.g. TCP/IP, RS232/RS485/modem)

The system must provide the access control security using time zones, access areas, access levels and card/card holder information.

For especially sensitive access areas, the system must support higher access functionality, such as an escorted “double badging” and supervisor mode, where only badges with higher clearance have access.

Software Licensing and architectureThe software is open-ended, modular and has no license restrictions on the number of doors, controllers, readers or badges.

The software may run on a single workstation or on multiple workstations in a client/server architecture.

Graphical user interfaceThe Graphical User Interface must be user-friendly and handle animated, interactive graphical floor plans. A file structure identical to that of Windows Explorer is an advantage.

At a minimum the operator will have available in the graphical user interface (per operator rights):

- Time zone creation, editing and deletion.

- Access areas creation, editing and deletion.

- Access levels creation, editing and deletion.

- Card and card holder information creation, editing and deletion.

- Card holder data record creation, editing and deletion.

- Monitoring access events and alarms

- Design and monitor / control access control elements/items on graphical floor plan

- Design and monitor / control access control elements/items on control map (explorer tree representation of the access control system)

- Design and monitor / control tracking and mustering functionality to check personnel attendance or to use in evacuation scenarios

- Card holder pop-Up view

- Locate card holder or card

- Set up and create reports

- Operator rights and levels creation, editing and deletion.

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Card holder pop–up view on card actionsOption of displaying the card holder's photo and access permissions live on the operator’s monitor when his/her credential/card is read. It must be possible to pop-up a video screen in the software from the relevant camera to allow the operator to compare the information.

Additional Card holder data recordsAdditional Card holder data records must be fully configurable. The minimal number of card holder data records is 40. These data records can be presented in card holder field tabs. The card holder data fields can be used as additional information for card holders, card holder pop–up view used in automated badging design and used for report filtering.

Card personalizationBadges can be personalized and printed directly from the software using a badge printer with a windows driver. For the automation of designing the badge layout per card holder the below data can be user:

- At least 40 personalized card holder data records.

- Imported or captured card holder photos and signatures.

- Imported logos and pictures

In addition the badging interface must allow:

- Single and double-sided printing

- Magnetic stripe encoding

- Barcode printing

Automation / integrationTo limit the wiring required, when an alarm is triggered or an event appears on an access controller the supervision software must be able to generate an action on another access controller, intrusion unit or Network /Digital video recorder.

4.3. Video surveillance management

It must be possible to extend the supervision system with Network Video Recorders (NVR), Digital Video Recorders (DVR) and matrix switches.

Supervision system and Video hardware requirements The supervision system must be able to control and monitor 4, 8, 16 and 32-channel NVR / DVRs and display 16 cameras simultaneously in real time and recorded video.

The supervision system must be capable of controlling and monitoring cameras and directing the motorized domes (PTZ camera) manually and automatically to presets.

The PTZ cameras can be connected via the TCP/IP, RS485 or RS232 network depending on the type of NVR or DVR.

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Video interface operation and links in the supervision systemThe Video interface is part of the supervision system and must be designed to:

- Display up to 16 cameras simultaneously in real time (live) and recorded video (play back), where all cameras must be connected to a NVR or DVR

- Display playback video images using the time indicators in the video interface and in the camera display menu.

- Select a camera in real time (live) from a graphic floor plan, and control map or an alarm screen.

- Display a PTZ dome camera with a fixed preset for that camera, set up by clicking on the camera icon in the floor plan. Multiple presets are available per PTZ camera in the graphical floor plan.

- Control a PTZ camera from the video interface using dragging the mouse pointer in the video image and zooming via scroll wheel. Buttons for pan, tilt and zoom are available for the PTZ video image.

- Define a home preset position and home preset time per PTZ camera after inactivity from the operator, allowing the supervisor system to keep the camera images in the best and desired possible position.

- Digitally zoom in and out in live and play back images for both stationary and PTZ cameras

- Allow the operator to display multiple video live and recorded images in 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 6, 10 and 13 image format.

- Select full screen or tile view to watch a video. At any time, the operator must be able to point at a specific video image and bring it up in full screen format. In addition, when using full screen view, the operator must be able to interrupt and select another image display mode.

- Allow access to the surveillance operator to all camera commands (PTZ function). Command icons can be used to rotate the camera, zoom in and out and focus (focus, iris).

- Allow the operator to store video clips and snapshots on the Workstation / Server. It must be possible to export the video clip in authentic format, to prevent tampering of the video footage.

- Allow the operator to mirror, flip and enhance the live and recorded video images on the fly.

Events / alarms with video recording/live displayAll alarms and events from access, intrusion and the Video surveillance system in the supervision system must be allowed to be associated with up to 4 cameras for recording and display purposes. Depending on the type of DVR / NVR the recording is either continuous or can be set up for every camera independently with start/stop recording with specified frame rate and resolution, with defined pre recording times and clip lengths.

On incoming alarm, up to 4 cameras will be displayed live in the video interface.

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For the live display of PTZ cameras, a preset position can be defined per type of alarm / event. On incoming alarm, the camera will be displayed live in the video interface with the defined preset position. Home preset return and home preset time can be set up per alarm type. Manual operator PTZ control override must be possible.

Per priority of alarm/event the recording speed and PTZ preset position can be prioritized.

From the alarm view or event log (access authorized, refused, door still open, door forced etc.) it must be possible to select the associated camera(s) for playback of recorded video or live view.

Operator reporting /log with video footageThe operator must have access to the full list of the events that have triggered a video recording. To facilitate the operator's task, all the events related to a video recording will appear in the log in blue, accompanied by a camera icon. It must be possible to specify the time range and the desired event type(s). Once all the information has been completed, the system will run a search and display all of the events associated with the query. It will then be possible to display the video images for each of the events shown.

DVR and camera statusDVR and camera system information (on-off line, video loss) shall be displayed in the supervision system as event / alarm.

Depending on the NVR / DVR type and camera type motion detection should be an additional event / alarm

Automation / integration- It will be possible to display the video images for each of the video events shown

To limit the wiring required, when an alarm is triggered or an event appears on a Network/Digital video recorder or camera the supervision software must be able to generate an action on another access controller, intrusion unit or Network /Digital video recorder.

4.4. Intrusion detection management

It must be possible to extend the supervision system with Intrusion detection systems.

Supervision system and Intrusion hardware requirements The supervisor must be able to control, monitor, manage and synchronize the local and remote intrusion systems over a TCP/IP network.

The supervision system must be capable of controlling and monitoring intrusion zones, groups and outputs and arming, disarming groups manually and automatically.

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Intrusion operation and links in the supervision systemThe interface for intrusion management is part of the supervision system and must be designed to:

- Give the operator access to the full list of the events that have triggered a detected intrusion alarm.

- Facilitate the operator's task, all the events related to a detected intrusion appear in the active log window.

- Allow arming and disarming the intrusion detection systems, by zones or intrusion groups/partitions, either manually or automatically.

- Set up card holder privilege management for intrusion use, using the card to arm or disarm an intrusion group/partition.

- Attach multiple Intrusion user codes to a cardholder. When a card holder is deleted, the user code is also deleted from the attached intrusion systems. All the intrusion user codes can be retrieved by the supervisor system. They may be modified and then uploaded again to the intrusion system.

- All of the intrusion system configuration must be retrieved by the supervisor system.

Automation / integration- It will be possible to display the video images for each of the intrusion events shown

- When the intrusion system is armed or running an alarm (by zone or group of zones), it must be possible to "lock" the badge reader(s) to prohibit access to the zone running the alarm. This will avoid spurious alarms.

- It will be possible to use an access control card on an access control unit to arm and disarm the associated group(s)/partition(s) in the intrusion system.

- To limit the wiring required, when an alarm is triggered or an event appears on a an intrusion system the supervision software must be able to generate an action on another access controller, intrusion system or Network /Digital video recorder

4.5. Graphic floor plan management

The graphic floor plans must allow the operators clearly and precisely to locate the various components installed on a site, or the status of the components and peripherals allocated to the plans, such as fixed or motorised cameras, area detectors, intrusion detection expansion modules, badge readers etc.

The plans must be configured to allow the operators to perform the operations directly from a displayed component.

This menu must support the creation of an unlimited number of plans. Easy to use, no special programming or IT knowledge should be required to perform this task. The software must call up a Drag & Drop function that allows the operator to point to an object in a selection of icons with the cursor and move it to the desired location on the plan.

When a graphical floor plan has been created, it must be possible to name it (alphanumeric characters).

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For each floor plan, it must be possible to import a plan from another program. They will be used as templates. The floor plan module must be capable of importing AUTOCAD files in WMF format only.

Each system component must be represented by its own icon in a library stored in software.

Each surveillance point must be represented by a descriptive icon. The icons must be animated, in other words, they must represent the status of the associated access points in real time.

The operator must have access to the graphic icon list from a menu. This menu must appear on the screen when the right button on the mouse is clicked.

When the cursor is pointed at one of the icons, detailed information about this point must be displayed on the screen.

The screen graphics must represent the plan of the building(s) on a floor by floor basis. These graphics must show the location of the following surveillance points.

Fixed cameras; Motorised PTZ cameras, including PTZ preset information and go to PTZ preset

points Interface for directing the cameras; Identification of the camera; Area detectors and other intrusion detectors; Intrusion groups Door, reader and controller status; Output relays.

4.6. Manual and Automatic Operation

4.6.1. Manual actions on alarm / event:

When an event/alarm is notified in the supervision system, the following manual operations must be possible:

- After associating a floor plan with an event / alarm, it is then possible to manually open associated floor plan in the alarm line. From the floor plan control, open/close doors, inhibit points, timed lock release.

- To call the camera associated with the alarm, real time camera view or search for the recorded video sequence in the DVR / NVR memory.

- To see more detailed information about the alarm.

4.6.2. Automatic actions on alarm / event:

When an event/alarm is notified in the supervision system, the following automatic operations must be possible:

- After associating with a different (set of up to 4) cameras for each separate alarm or event, to pop up video from the associated (set of up to 4) cameras displayed.

- To create multiple actions (simultaneous and/or chronological) to create user defined procedures.

- To transmit commands to control the access control and intrusion systems, the DVRs and matrix switches.

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- To transmit (multiple) commands sent to third party systems.

- To e-mail alarm notification.

5. Description of the hardware

5.1. Controllers or ACUs (Access Control Units)

Badge readers must be connected to controllers or ACUs. The HONEYWELL NetAXS-123, NetAXS-4, PRO2200 or legacy NS2 controllers or equivalent will be equipped with 32-bit processors. They may be of different types but must be modular and capable of managing 1, 2, 3, 4 or 16 readers, depending on the installation configuration.Smart, standalone controllers will be fitted with a memory capable of supporting 2,000, 10,000 or 20,000 users minimum and 5,000, 10,000, 25,000 transactions minimum. The system logs may be retrieved from an interface (laptop or PC). They may be equipped with a TCP/IP interface to connect to the supervision system over the IT network. A secondary RS485 bus is used to connect boards to manage additional remote readers and input/output modules. Inputs will be "supervised" with line-end resistances and "relay" outputs.

In addition to information about the door environment (door contact, exit button, remote strike control etc.), each controller must be able to manage its own auto protection and power supply defaults.

TCP/IP connectivityIn IT networks it must be possible to connect controllers via the Reversed IP initiate method. With that method the controller initiates the connection to the supervisor system PC or server. It must be possible to encrypt the IP communication between controller and supervisor system.

5.2. Badges and badge readersProximity 125 kHz technology: Badge readers will be based on HID Prox-compatible 125 kHz proximity technology (HONEYWELL OMNIPROX or equivalent).Reading distance is between 4 and 10 cm, depending on the type of reader and environmental influences.For aesthetic reasons, 3 covers, each of a different colour, will be delivered as standard. They are robust and made from polycarbonate materials treated to stand up to both indoor and outdoor applications.Extra security functions such as optical tamper detection and high security screws to prevent unauthorised users from removing the reader from the wall or from attacking the system.For locations where the proximity reader is required to stand up to environments subject to acts of vandalism, an anti-vandal version may be proposed.For interaction with the card holder the reader will be fitted with LED (green/yellow/red) and an audible warning device.

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The badges will be in ISO format using 125Khz HID-compatible proximity technology. The ISO cards can be printed on via compatible card printers.Other formats, such as clamshell, keyfob and sticker are possible.

Contactless Smart card - 13.56 MHz technology: Contactless Smart card readers must be compatible with 13.56 MHz smart card technology (HONEYWELL OMNICLASS, HONEYWELL OMNIASSURE or equivalent). The smart card reader must comply with ISO 15693, ISO 14443A, or ISO 14443B.

Reading distance is between 7 and 11 cm, depending on the type of reader and environmental influences.For interaction with the card holder the reader will be fitted with LED (green/yellow/red) and an audible warning device.

The badges will be in ISO format using compatible 13.56 MHz smart card technology. The ISO cards can be printed on via compatible card printersOther formats, such as clamshell, keyfob and sticker are possible.The smart card must comply with ISO 15693, ISO 14443A, or ISO 14443B

5.3. The intrusion systemThe anti-intrusion system will be built around a bus-based intrusion unit that manages acquisition and control modules located around the building in proximity to sensors.This unit is connected to the security network via an IP interface and is managed from the same operator workstation as the access control system.The bus-based unit will be an NFA2P type 3 or EN50131 Grade 3 certified HONEYWELL GALAXY system or equivalent.It will have a capacity of 48, 96, 264 or 520 cabled or radio zones. Although it will be managed (arm/disarm) from the operator workstation that also runs the access control system, it will be possible to arm/disarm individual points or groups of points using badges or keyfobs.LCD screen keyboards or Touch-screen controllers may be installed to allow the installation to be managed locally or in case of a problem with the connection with the access control system (degraded mode). The acquisition modules (8 inputs / 4 Outputs) are distributed around the building on the RS485 bus.The intrusion controller, the input/output modules, power supplies and all of the installation components will be self-monitoring for attempted tampering.

5.4. Video surveillance

5.4.1. IP cameras

5.4.1.1. Indoor IP camera, H.264, Day/Night, PAL - VGAHONEYWELL HD44IPX or equivalent

- 1/4" CMOS Progressive scan• Outstanding image quality, VGA (640 x 480) resolution• Selectable aspect ratios (4:3 or 16:9)

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• 25 fps progressive scan• Day/Night, 3.3-12 mm VFAI lens• Camera tamper detection• Video motion detection• Selectable compression formats (H.264 or MJPEG)• PSIA support• Simultaneous dual video streams, independently configurable• Remote firmware updates• Supports both dynamic and static IP address assignment• Includes advanced IP locator software to make system setup easy• Web server for remote setup of camera video and network parameters• Choice of 24 VAC or PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 1 power inputs• Wall/pendant mount kit available

5.4.1.2. Indoor IP camera HD 720p (1280x720), H.264, Day/Night, PAL

HONEYWELL HD45IPX or equivalent

1/4" CMOS Progressive scan• Outstanding image quality, 720p (1280 x 720) resolution• 25 fps (PAL) progressive scan• Day/Night, 3.3-12 mm VFAI lens• Camera tamper detection• Video motion detection• Selectable compression formats (H.264 or MJPEG)• PSIA support• Simultaneous dual video streams, independently configurable• Remote firmware updates• Supports both dynamic and static IP address assignment• Includes advanced IP locator software to make system setup easy• Web server for remote setup of camera video and network parameters• Choice of 24 V AC or PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 1 power inputs• Wall/pendant mount kit available

5.4.1.3. Indoor/Outdoor IP camera, H.264, Day/Night, PAL – VGA HONEYWELL HD54IPX or equivalent

1/4" CMOS Progressive scan• Outstanding image quality, VGA (640 x 480) resolution• Selectable aspect ratios (4:3 or 16:9)• 25 fps (PAL) progressive scan• Day/Night, 3.3-12 mm VFAI lens• Camera tamper detection• Video motion detection• Selectable compression formats: H.264 and MJPEG• PSIA support• Simultaneous dual video streams, independently configurable• Remote firmware updates• Supports both dynamic and static IP address assignment• Includes advanced IP locator software to make system setup easy• Web server for remote setup of camera video and network parameters• Choice of 24 VAC or PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 1 power inputs• Rugged polycarbonate dome• Wall and pendant mount kits available

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5.4.1.4. Indoor/Outdoor IP camera HD 720p (1280x720), H.264, Day/Night, PAL

HONEYWELL HD55IPX or equivalent1/4" CMOS Progressive scan• Outstanding image quality, 720p (1280 x 720) resolution• 25 fps (PAL) progressive scan• Day/Night, 3.3-12 mm VFAI lens• Camera tamper detection• Video motion detection• PSIA support• Simultaneous, dual video streams, independently configurable• Remote firmware updates• Supports both dynamic and static IP address assignment• Single model for surface mount applications• Includes advanced IP locator software to make system setup easy• Web server for remote setup of camera video and network parameters• Choice of 24 VAC or PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 1 power inputs• Rugged polycarbonate dome• Wall and pendant mount kits available

5.4.1.5. IP Cameras True D/N, Double flow H.264 and MJPEG 24VAC and PoE

HONEYWELL HCD5MIHX or equivalent

• Remarkable image quality, resolution 720 p (1280 x 720)• 25 ips (PAL) with progressive scan• H.264 and MJPEG compression• SIA protocol support • Camera tamper detection• Variable setting for day/night threshold to switch to black and white mode in low light conditions• Two simultaneous digital video flows, independently configurable• Remote firmware upgrade• Support for dynamic and static IP addresses• IP address location software supplied to facilitate system configuration• Web server for remote configuration of the camera video and network parameters• Choice of power supplies - 24 V AC and PoE IEEE 802.3af class 1• Various levels of password protection for remote access prevent unauthorised users from changing the system settings.• Support for two-way sound

5.4.1.6. Fixed INDOOR Mini-dome IP Cameras, Double flow H.264 and MJPEG

HONEYWELL HD3MDIHX or equivalent

• Remarkable image quality, resolution 720 p (1280 x 720)• 25 ips (PAL) with progressive scan• Auto Iris varifocal lens 3,3-12 mm, with true day/night function and removableinfrared cut filter• Camera tamper detection• Motion detected in the video• Wall or pendant mounting kit available• Choice of compression formats

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• SIA protocol support • Two simultaneous digital video flows, independently configurable• Remote firmware upgrade• Support for dynamic and static IP addresses• Single model for wall or recessed ceiling mounting; 4S adapter plate supplied• IP address location software supplied to facilitate system configuration• Web server for remote configuration of the camera video and network parameters• Choice of power supplies - 24 V AC and PoE IEEE 802.3af class 1• Support for input and output alarm contacts• Support for two-way sound

5.4.1.7. Fixed OUTDOOR Mini-dome IP Cameras, Double flow H.264 and MJPEG

HONEYWELL HD4MDIHX or equivalent

• Remarkable image quality, resolution720 p (1280 x 720)• 25 ips (PAL) with progressive scan• Auto Iris varifocal lens 3,3-12 mm, with true day/night function and removable infrared cut filter• Camera tamper detection• Motion detected in the video• Wall or pendant mounting kit available• Choice of compression formats• SIA protocol support• Two simultaneous digital video flows, independently configurable• Remote firmware upgrade• Support for dynamic and static IP addresses• IP address location software supplied to facilitate system configuration• Web server for remote configuration of the camera video and network parameters• Choice of power supplies - 24 V AC and PoE IEEE 802.3af class 1• Support for input and output alarm contacts• Support for two-way sound• Robust polycarbonate dome

5.4.1.8. Fixed indoor TRUE DAY/NIGHT cameras HONEYWELL HCD545X or equivalent

• High Resolution 540 TV lines• True day/night performance in low light conditions down to 0.1 lux (F1.2)• Manual exposure mode to adjust the shutter speed• Automatic electronic shutter (AES)• Backlight compensation - 3 zones• 230 V AC with line lock adjustable by phase• Line lock adjustable by phase

5.4.1.9. Fixed indoor/outdoor TRUE DAY/NIGHT mini-dome anti-vandal cameras with integrated infrared LED

High resolution fixed dome camera for wall or ceiling fitting with a protective dome. These cameras will be used for both indoor and outdoor applications that require

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discreet surveillance and a high level of mechanical protection. The service monitor connector cable must be supplied to facilitate installation and set-up.

HONEYWELL HD4D3X or equivalent

• High Resolution 540 TV lines• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)• DNR noise reduction technology• Privacy zones (4 programmable zones)• Anti-vandalism aluminium housing• Auto Iris integrated varifocal lens 3,3/12mm infrared correction• Auxiliary video output for easy adjustment

HONEYWELL HD4D9X or equivalent

• High Resolution 540 TV lines• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)• DNR noise reduction technology• Privacy zones (4 programmable zones)• Anti-vandalism aluminium housing• Auto Iris integrated varifocal lens 9/22mm infrared correction• Auxiliary video output for easy adjustment

HONEYWELL HD4DUX or equivalent

• High Resolution 540 TV lines• Wide dynamic range (WDR) (Backlight compensation)• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)• DNR noise reduction technology• Privacy zones (4 programmable zones)• Anti-vandalism aluminium housing• Auto Iris integrated varifocal lens 2,8/10mm infrared correction• Auxiliary video output for easy adjustment

HONEYWELL HD4DIRX or equivalent

• High Resolution 540 TV lines• Infra Red LEDs (18 metre radius)• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)• DNR noise reduction technology• Privacy zones (4 programmable zones)• Anti-vandalism aluminium housing• Auto Iris integrated varifocal lens 3,3/12mm infrared correction• Auxiliary video output for easy adjustment

5.4.1.10. Fixed indoor/outdoor TRUE DAY/NIGHT tubular cameras with integrated infrared LED.

HONEYWELL HCD92534X or equivalent

• High Resolution 530 TV lines• Tubular cameras with integrated infrared LED range 30 metres adjustable• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)

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• DNR noise reduction technology• External zoom and focus setting• Auto Iris integrated varifocal lens 2,8/10mm infrared correction• Privacy zones (4 programmable zones)• Local video output for adjustments• Cableways concealed in the housing• The service monitor connector cable must be supplied to facilitate installation and

set-up.

HONEYWELL HCD95534X or equivalent

• High Resolution 530 TV lines• Tubular cameras with integrated infrared LED range 47 metres adjustable• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)• DNR noise reduction technology• External zoom and focus setting• Auto Iris integrated varifocal lens 5/50mm infrared correction• Privacy zones (4 programmable zones)• Local video output for adjustments• Cableways concealed in the housing• The service monitor connector cable must be supplied to facilitate installation and

set-up.

5.4.1.11. PTZ Dome True day/night, 10X zoom, IndoorHONEYWELL HDTX or equivalent

• True day/night function 10X• 470 TV lines (NTSC and PAL)• Ceiling recess and surface mounted• Optional ceiling and wall mounting kits available• Up to 127 user-defined presets• 8 switches (between 2 presets)• 8 groups (mix of schemae and switching)• 4 schemae (model sequences)

5.4.1.12. PTZ High Speed Domes 26X and 35X analogue version.HONEYWELL ACUIX or equivalent.

• High Resolution 530 TV lines• Wide dynamic range (WDR) (Backlight compensation)• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)• 150 programmable presets with 24 character titles• 16 predefined tour sequences of 64 presets each• 32 dynamic privacy zones• 4 dry contact inputs• Password protection• Remote firmware upgrade

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5.4.1.13. PTZ High Speed Domes 26X and 35X digital version (IP).HONEYWELL ACUIX or equivalent.

• High Resolution 530 TV lines• Wide dynamic range (WDR) (Backlight compensation)• True day/night performance in low light conditions (mechanical filter)• 150 programmable presets with 24 character titles• 16 predefined tour sequences of 64 presets each• 32 dynamic privacy zones• 4 dry contact inputs• Password protection• Remote firmware upgrade• MPEG-4 compression• Simultaneous MJPEG and MPEG-4 flows• CIF/2CIF/4CIF resolution • Up to 25 images per second • Camera tamper detection

5.4.2. Network Video Recorders and Digital Video Recorders

5.4.2.1. Embedded DVRImages are recorded, stored and exploited on a HONEYWELL HRDP(X) DVR digital recorder or equivalent compatible with the WINPAK supervisor. • 4, 8, 16 analogue channels• 100, 200 IPS (HRDP) and 400 IPS (HRDPX16)• H.264 compression codec• Recording resolutions up to 720x 576 (D1)• Internal hard disk capacity from 500GB to 4 TB• DVD writer & Loop outputs• 1 USB ports to the front and 1 to the rear• 4, 8, 16 alarm inputs/ 4 output relays• RS485 network connection/telemetry port• 4 audio inputs, 1 audio output• Dyn DNS service support• Remote management software HFVMS• Remote –View Apps iPhone, iPad and Android• Compliant with the decree of 3 August 2007 defining the technical standards for video surveillance systems

5.4.2.2. Hybrid DVR (analogue/IP).Images are recorded, stored and exploited on a HONEYWELL FUSION IV DVR digital recorder or equivalent compatible with the WINPAK supervisor. • 8, 16 or 32 analogue channels• Support for IP cameras (up to 16 channels)• 100, 200, 400 IPS• Recording resolutions up to 720x 576 (D1)• 4 multiplexed video outputs

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• HDMI and DVI-I/VGA ports for local video viewing• Internal hard disk capacity from 1TB to 8 TB• Up to 24 TB external disk (RAID 5 option)• DVD writer• 2 USB ports to the front and 3 to the rear• 8, 16 alarm inputs/ 8, 16 output relays• RS485 network connection/telemetry port• 4 audio inputs• Loop outputs• Smart Motion, Preview and Index searches• Integrated POS/ATM/access control with WIN-PAK• Remote management software HFVMS• Compliant with the decree of 3 August 2007 defining the technical standards for video surveillance systems

5.4.2.3. NVR Full IP digital recorder.

NVR :

MAXPRO NVR XE

Images are recorded, stored and exploited on a HONEYWELL Maxpro NVR XE digital recorder or equivalent compatible with the WINPAK supervisor.

Software• MAXPRO NVR XE allows local or remote operations including live and recorded

video monitoring, configuration and system management in a single interface

• Support for mobile monitoring clients with MAXPRO Mobile apps

• Broad device integrations: Honeywell cameras and encoders, third party devices with support for PSIA and ONVIF standards, RTSP standard and native device integration

• Feature-rich, user-friendly Windows® 7 based interface to view HD video and

configure system settings

• Easy three-step wizard to set up the system with auto-configuration and

auto-discovery of IP cameras, recording and monitoring configuration - without

any IT or IP expertise

• Multi-zoom views on HD video. Example: Zoom-in on cash till in one view of the

HD camera while at the same time monitoring the cashier in the zoom-out view

of the HD camera

• Ability to investigate events and alarms by simultaneously viewing alarm videos

at various stages. For every alarm, users can view the video captured during

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pre-alarm, on-alarm, and post-alarm, and also view live video from the camera

which triggered the alarm

• Enriched video viewing experience through the intuitive video rendering engine

that optimises CPU utilisation by altering the video frame rate

• Honeywell’s patented Video Surround feature simplifies the process of tracking

subjects through a set of surrounding cameras

• Create, save and name salvos under My Salvos or Shared Salvos

• IP PTZ control and digital zoom on fixed cameras

• Fast search by date/time, time line, time jump, bookmarks, preview, film strip

view and events

• Event history and operator log reporting with export in .pdf, Crystal Reports,

Excel or Word

• Capture and export clips and still images in simple .wmv and .bmp formats.

Clips signed with digital signature for authentication

• Supports multiple client connection to NVR unit

• Separate event video and general recorded video retention times

• E-mail notification on camera, system and operator events

• Role-based operator privileges supporting Windows and local users

• Utilises camera-based analytics and I/Os to reduce stress on the processor

• Keyboard control with UltraKey Plus and UltraKey Lite over Ethernet

• Local and multi-language support

• Multi-site support with MAXPRO Viewer

• Integration with MAXPRO VMS

• Integration with WIN-PAK® and Pro-Watch® Access Control Systems

Hardware

• Each unit records and monitors up to 16 cameras at 240 fps @ 4CIF or

80 fps @ 720p HD

• Includes a VGA output for local monitor providing access to monitoring and

configuration interface

• Supports displaying up to 16 cameras at one time on the NVR local monitor

• Internal storage capacity of 1 TB – Video rated HDD

• DVD R/W drive for burning evidence clips

• Small desktop type footprint suitable for small spaces

MAXPRO NVR SE

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Images are recorded, stored and exploited on a HONEYWELL Maxpro NVR SE digital recorder or equivalent compatible with the WINPAK supervisor.

Software:

• MAXPRO NVR SE allows local or remote operations including live and recorded

video monitoring, configuration and system management in a single desktop

client interface.

• Support for mobile monitoring clients with MAXPRO Mobile apps.

• Broad device integrations: Honeywell cameras and encoders, third party

devices with support for PSIA and ONVIF standards, RTSP standard and native

device integration.

• Feature-rich, user-friendly interface to view video and configure system settings

• Multi-language support

• Easy 3-click wizard to set up the system with auto-configuration and

auto-discovery of IP cameras, recording and monitoring configuration—without

any IP video expertise.

• Multi-zoom views on HD video. Example: Zoom in on a cash register in one

view of the HD camera while at the same time monitoring the cash operator in

the zoom out view of the HD camera.

• Ability to investigate events and alarms by simultaneously viewing alarm videos

at various stages. For every alarm, users can view the video captured during

pre-alarm, on-alarm, and post-alarm, and also view live video from the camera

which triggered the alarm.

• Enriched video viewing experience through the intuitive video rendering engine

that optimizes CPU utilization by altering the video frame rate.

• Honeywell’s patented Video Surround feature simplifies the process of tracking

subjects through a set of surrounding cameras.

• Create, save and name salvos under My Salvos or Shared Salvos.

• IP PTZ control and digital zoom on fixed cameras

• Fast search by date/time time line, time jump, bookmarks, preview, film strip

view and events.

• Event history and operator log reporting with export in .pdf, Crystal Reports,

Excel or Word.

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• Capture and export clips and still images in simple .wmv and .bmp formats

Clips signed with digital signature for authentication

• Separate event video and general recorded video retention times.

• Email notification on camera, system and operator events.

• Role-based operator privileges supporting Windows and local users.

• Utilises camera-based analytics and I/Os to reduce stress on the processor.

• Keyboard control with UltraKey Plus and UltraKey Lite over Ethernet.

Hardware:• Record up to 32 channels per MAXPRO NVR SE

• Includes a dual DVI/VGA graphics card for dual monitor support

• MAXPRO NVR SE supports displaying 16 CIF cameras at one time, greater

numbers of cameras can be displayed by adding additional client workstations

• IP recording of 32 channels at 4CIF with up to 25 fps, 20 channels at HD

resolution with up to 25 fps

• 8 removable storage hard drives (optional 1 TB, 2 or 3 TB drives)

• Internal storage capacity from 1 TB to 24 TB

Images are recorded, stored and exploited on a HONEYWELL NVR FUSION IV digital recorder or equivalent compatible with the WINPAK supervisor. • 8, 16 or 32 digital channels• Support for IP cameras (up to 32 channels)• 100, 200, 400 IPS• Recording resolutions up to 720x 576 (D1)• HDMI and DVI-I/VGA ports for local video viewing• 4 multiplexed video outputs • Scene analysis (smart videosurveillance) (Option)• Internal hard disk capacity 1TB to 12 TB• Up to 24 TB external disk (RAID 5 option)• DVD writer• 2 USB ports to the front and 3 to the rear• 8, 16 alarm inputs/ 8, 16 output relays• RS485 network connection/telemetry port• 4 audio inputs• Loop outputs• Smart Motion, Preview and Index searches• Integrated POS/ATM/access control with WIN-PAK• Remote management software HFVMS• Compliant with the decree of 3 August 2007 defining the technical standards for video surveillance systems.

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