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Video Entry Intercom
Aiphone Corp announced technology upgrades to its most popular product line, the GT Series multi- tenant video entry intercom system. Improved video camera quality in three new video entrance stations make identifying visitors easier and more precise than ever. Two slim-design tenant stations, with either 7- or 3 1/2-inch LCD screens, fit perfectly in apartment and condominium buildings, indepen- dent senior living facilities and student housing. A video line out allows the GT Series cameras to se- curely record lobby video onto a video management system (VMS).
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Anti-Theft Protection
Checkpoint Systems announced StrapLok, a high- theft alarming solution designed to attach directly to existing nylon straps on boxed merchandise. Stra- pLok quickly attaches onto existing nylon straps and, because of dynamic tension adjustment, it is compatible with low-quality, loose straps found on boxes already pre-strapped from manufacturing. It actively monitors the strap’s tension and will only alarm if the strap is being cut. This is one of the key advantages of the StrapLok as it will not generate false alarms. The device uses AM or RF technology and includes a 95 dBa alarm and flashing light.
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Master Access Controller
The newly released master access controller, ASC2204C-H, by Dahua is a good choice for large scale projects such as business parks, corporate office buildings, federal banks, state prisons, com- munity libraries, commercial centers, and more. The following features offer you security control in a simpler, smarter and more cost effective way. Compatibility is a big plus. Dahua’s new master access controller (ASC2204C-H) allows third party integration with Onvif Profile C, CGI or SDK. It is equipped with an alarm of 8 zones, synchronizing NTP, DST, and P2P.
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Security Management Platform
Mavin Technologies announced the general avail- ability of its Mavin Security Management Platform version 5.2.The highlight of Mavin SMP 5.2 is the ability to deploy automatic client workstation up- grades from a central location. When enabled, the automated installation functions by having the cli- ent workstation verify its current version against the version installed on the database server. If the client is behind, it automatically downloads and installs the latest version. Mavin SMP 5.2 also offers the ability to automatically deliete old database back- ups, a feature that maximizes the storage space.
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Video Event Management Portfolio
New enhancements to Arteco’s video event man- agement portfolio include advanced storage, band- width reduction for live and recorded video, support for ONVIF Audio Out, POS and marketing platforms. Customers can now create a backup video archive to protect valuable video data, and Substream Live reduces impact on CPUs when viewing a large number of camera feeds. In the retail environment, built-in intelligence provides users with insight into transaction history, buying trends and conversion rates, and POS integration enables retailers to in- vestigate suspicious register transactions.
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Megapixel Cameras
March Networks introduced new mobile IP cam- eras to its complete transportation solution for bus, light rail and passenger rail fleets. Designed to provide transit operators with improved and more comprehensive surveillance coverage, the mega- pixel cameras are purpose-built to withstand de- manding mobile environments and capture consis- tently clear video in near darkness, bright daylight and the abrupt lighting transitions that occur when vehicles enter and exit tunnels and underpasses. Integrate video with vehicle data like GPS location, speed, and operator-initiated “tagged” events.
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