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Visual Defence's third-party integration capabilities enable enterprises to generate greater value from their previous business investments by leveraging existing technology with established platforms.


Cameras
Encoders and Decoders
Digital Video Recorders
Analog Keyboards
General Third Party Subsystems
Video Analytics
PubTrans
Incident Event Ticketing
Fire Alarm
Access Control
VoIP Intercom
Pelco Matrix


Cameras

Fixed Analog Cameras

PTZ Analog Cameras

• Bosch (formerly Philips)
  
• Panasonic
  
• JVC
  
• Pelco P and D
  
  NOTE: The list above refers to supported camera protocols
  

IP Cameras
• AXIS
• 212 PTZ Network Camera
• 221 Network Camera
• 216FD
• Flounder
• Mobotix
• MX-D-22
• IPIX

Encoders and Decoders

Analog Encoders/Decoders
• GE (Formerly VisioWave)
  
• Discovery 300 series (VisioBoxes)
  
• Discovery 12-channel MPEG-4 Encoders
  
• Evolution16 and Evolution28 chassis
  
• Evolution HD chassis
  


• VCS, Bosch Encoder
  

IP Encoders/Decoders
• AXIS
  
• 241QA Video Server
  
• Teleste
  
• MP-E MPEG-4 Encoder
  

Digital Video Recorders

Visual Defence Digital Video Storage System (DVSS)
• Analog DVSS
  
• Supports up to 24 recordable video and audio synchronized channels
  
• IP DVSS
  
• Handles network camera streams and is limited to 200 streams (dependent on network bandwidth and DVSS specifications)
  
• Mobile DVSS
  

NICE
• Nice Vision Alto
  

March Networks
• 4410 DVR
  

Analog Keyboards

Pelco
• Pelco Keyboard CM9760-KBD
  
  
  

General Third Party Subsystems

General Visual Defence Subsystems


• Application Service
  
• Through VDI’s Application Interface Service, VMS 2.0 integrates with external event triggers interfaces for a broad range of event types. Standard HTTP or TCP messages can be intercepted and processed as VMS 2.0 events.
  
  
• Input/Output (I/O)
  
• In order to provide functionality to receive and send a signal via dry contacts, VDI provides two types of interfaces. One is the I/O Interface Gateway hardware where input and/output contacts are attached. The other is using AXIS I/O functionality that has embedded I/O ports.
  
  

Video Analytics


• Aimetis
  
• Aimetis integrated application to VMS 2.0 allows various video analytic operations to be performed such as body counts, video motion detection, etc.
  
  
• AXIS Video Motion Detection
  
  

PubTrans


• The integration with PubTrans retrieves station location information by accessing a database managed by PubTrans ROI Data Adapter to retrieve station information and load to mapping.
  
  

Incident Event Ticketing


• HIT (Lundalogik)
  
• For a predefined list of alarms, VMS 2.0 sends information to open trouble tickets on HIT CRM system. For each of these incident tickets, our system has the ability to manage the status of the ticket, whether they are opened or closed with relation to an active event. HIT is a CRM management system that has a trouble ticketing management module created by a Swedish company called Lundalogik.
  
  

Fire Alarm


• In order to provide functionality to receive a fire alarm from an alarm detection panel, VDI provides two types of interfaces. One is using an integrated OPC interface, which has the list of OPC DA tags for fire alarms. The other is a Fire Alarm Gateway, which has input ports and translates incoming alarm notifications to internally manageable alarms.
  
  
• Firefly
  
  

Access Control


• C-Cure
• Through VDI’s Access Control Client, VMS 2.0 receives events from the Access Control and is able to activate an alarm based on these events or combination of events. The Access Control Client can automatically clear an activated alarm while notifying the VMS 2.0 core Server. As well, the system administrator can program automatic actions that will be executed when the alarm is triggered using all the available resources (live video and audio, recording, mapping, etc.) in the system.
  
  
• Tidomat
  
  

VoIP Intercom


• Visual Defence's IP Intercom
  
  

Pelco Matrix


• Pelco System 9760 CM97600-CDU-T Code Distribution Unit
  
• Pelco CM9760-MDA Master Distribution Amplifier
  
• Pelco CM9760-MXB Matrix Bay
  
• Pelco CM9740-CC1 Matrix Switcher CPU
  
  

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