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Page 1: ID VIEW HDCCTV (HD-SDI) 2013

HD-CCTV

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What’s a Pixel?

• Pix-el is a picture element• Analog or digital • Pictures composed of dots• More Dots = better clarity

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How Many Pixels is Enough?

• Analog CCTV ~ 704x480 pixelso D1 /4 CIFo Sometimes 720x480o Round vs. square pixelso Standards for MPEG4/H.264 comprssion

• That’s about 338,000 pixels• Or ~1/3 megapixel• ‘Satisfactory’ performance

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Traditional Image Resolutions

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Traditional Image Resolutions

DIGITAL VIDEO RESOLUTIONS SYSTEM H V TOTAL CIF    352 X 240 =  84480 2CIF  720 X 240 = 172800 VGA  640 X 480 = 307200 4 CIF 704 X 480 = 337920

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NTSC: D1 ~ 4 CIF

• NTSC resolution is ~704x480

• At 2X zoom, netis 352x240 (CIF)

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Why Megapixel?

• More pixels• More detail• Better ability to zoom• Zoom image is useable• Digital transmission for noise immunity

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The more you start with….

• At 1.3 Megapixel resolution (1280x1024)

• At 2X zoom, netis 640x512 (~D1)

…the more you can zoom

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Why IP (Network Cameras)?• Right solution for some applications• Send IP Video

o Across the buildingo Across the streeto Around the world

• Simplify installation if existing network wiring• Multiple viewing and recording sites without matrix

switchers• Every PC becomes a monitoring/recording station• Easy to piggyback RS485 and two-way audio

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Why IP (Network Cameras)?

• Move image: camera screen• Many pixels: much data• Ethernet: high bandwidth

o 10Mb/s to 1000Mb/s (Gb/s)o Remember: typical 30%-40% throughput

• Until now, the only way

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What is HDTV?

• Higher resolutions• Current state of the art

o Broadcasto Consumero NOW Surveillance, too!

• 720 (~1Mpix) and 1080 (~2Mpix) lines• Progressive and Interlaced• Reference: NTSC is 525i

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Resolution Comparison

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HD Resolution vs SD Resolution

1280x 720 = 921,600 ~ 1Mpix

1920 x 1080 = 2,073,600 ~ 2Mpix

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HDTV Improvement

• 720po ~ 1 Megapixelo ~3X better than SD/NTSC

• 1080po ~2 Megapixelo ~6X better than SD/NTSC

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Can We Use This?

• How to connect?• HDMI cables

o Too shorto Too expensiveo Too complex

• Need a transport Systemo Hundreds of feeto Economicalo Practical

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Enter HD-SDI/HD-CCTV

• High Definition–Serial Digital Interface• SMPTE292m complaint• High Speed to Carry Data• Digital for Noise Immunity• Designed for

o Longer Distanceso Over Plain Old Coax!!o Uses BNC Connectors

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HD-CCTV

• 1 & 2 Megapixel HD• Over RG59 coax with BNCs• NO Networking• NO IP addressing• No Modems• NO Routers• NO Ports

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How Does HD-CCTV Connect?

HDMI

• Home run RG59 Coax• BNC Connectors• Sound familiar?

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What’s Inside a Camera?

MegapixelLens

MegapixelSensor

HD-SDIModulator

BNC

StandardLens

StandardNTSCSensor

NTSCVideo

Modulator

BNC

Standard AnalogVideo Signal

HD Videoas a Serial

Digital Signal

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Four Camera System

HDMIcable

Coax

Coax

Coax

Coax

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HD-CCTV Benefits

• Simple, Easy Transition/Upgradeo Uses familiar coax and BNC connectorso Change only camera/DVR/monitor

• Familiar, Reliable User Interfaceo Same setup/menus as beforeo Installer just sees additional resolutions

1280 x 720 & 1980 x 1080o Conventional resolutions retained

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HD-CCTV Benefits

• Surveillance-Grade Reliabilityo Continuous video streamo No packets to delay or dropo No compression distortiono No freezing/frame interruptions

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HD-CCTV Benefits

• Full bandwidth per camerao Real time (30FPS) on every camerao Full HD resolution on every camerao Each coax adds a full capacity patho No ‘network congestion’o No battles with IT managerso No IP-V6 concerns

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HD-CCTV Benefits

• True Live Viewo Real-Time Responseo No added signal delay/latency o Practical speed dome P/T/Z control

• Higher resolutionso Improved qualityo Crisp, clear, unadulterated digital imageso Clearest possible analytics inputso Digital P/T/Z

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IDView HD-CCTV Initial Release

• Cameraso Field select

1080p/2Megapixel 720p/1Megapixel Has NTSC Test Monitor Option Use your EN220 to aim and focus!!

o 1. IV-HDCM-300Bo 2. IV-HDCM-500Do 3. IV-HDCM-300POo 4. IV-HDCM-500U

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IDView HD-CCTV Initial Release

• DVRo IV-HD418/818o Paragon style caseo 8 cameraso 1080p@120FPS / 720p@240FPSo HDMI/VGA (1920x1080) main monitor outo Storage up to 8TB internalo eSATA support for EDA450

 

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HD-CCTV Cable Lengths

• Nominal RG-59 cable: 524’• With RG6 cable: 755’• With RG11 cable: 1083’

• Options for longer runs:o HD-CCTV repeater/boostero HD-CCTV Fiber media converters

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HD-CCTV Accessories• 1. Repeater/Converter

• 2. Optical Transceiver

• 3. HD H.264 Encoder

• 4. HD H.264 Decoder

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IP Market Position

• IP is the right solution for some applications• We have a broad IP offering

o Indoor and outdoor cameraso Sophisticated PTZso Video serverso NVR Hardware and software

• But, as an alternative to ‘SD’ CCTV………

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HD-CCTV Market Position

• Megapixel in continuous real time• Megapixel without bandwidth limitations• Megapixel without IP ‘issues’• Megapixel over RG59 coax• Megapixel on a familiar DVR platform• Megapixel conversion for existing CCTV• Megapixel CCTV – easy as 1-2-3

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