Technology Solutions & Skills Opening Technologies Adds deister
Electronics Key Management System Opening Technologies incorporated deister electronic U.S.A.’s proxSafe® automated key management system as a principal component in the company’s comprehensive key services program. The program is a turnkey solution, pro- viding end-users with electronic key management, serialized keys, key struc- ture, key tracking software and compre- hensive policies and procedures. The proxSafe®
product line is a suite of elec-
tronic key management systems that are scalable, integrate with physical access control systems, and provide networked intelligence that improves audit trails. “Opening Technologies recognizes that their customers can find themselves
Barix AG announced that ipConfi g- ure, a developer of enterprise IP video surveillance solutions, is exclusively specifying Barix Barionet IP control and monitoring devices into IP surveil- lance systems based on its Enterprise Surveillance Manager software. The partnership al- lows ipConfi gure to extend the number
ionet IP control
es into IP surveil- on its ce
of components that can interface to its enterprise-class surveillance so- lutions. Barionet IP devices offer a va- riety of connections to interface digital and analog components to IP-based monitoring, control and automation systems. ipConfi gure is using the Bari-
an interface and proxSafe®
often in ‘key crisis mode’,” said Bill Nuffer, president of deister electronic U.S.A. “These organizations now can help turn that crisis mode into an eas- ily managed, automated process with Opening Technologies’ services and the proxSafe®
product line.”
With more than 30 years of RFID product development, deister electronic U.S.A. fills underserved niches in the security market by providing extended reach access control systems compo- nents and intelligent electronic key and asset management systems via its prox- Entry®
product lines.
For information visit
www.deister. com or
www.openingtechnologies.com.
Interface More Components in Surveillance Solution
control any num through its softw size of
ipConfi gure confi rms which inputs and out- puts are useable and what actions will be taken through those connections. The compa- ny has also built a rules engine around Barionet relays to forward e-mail alerts when a fi eld device is actuated. For information visit
www.barix.com or www.ipconfi
gure.com.
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w p a puts action Sony Adds 3-Year Warranty for HD Network
Cameras & Encoders Sony Electronics Security Solutions extended its hardware warranty to three years on IPELA®
network cameras and
encoders purchased after July 1, 2010. “End users expect reliable video mon- itoring systems when they are secur- ing their property and goods with Sony gear,” said Miguel Lazatin, senior man- ager, marketing, Sony Security Solutions
148 October 2010
Group. “We stand behind our promise of better cost of ownership and superior after-market service, so we are extend- ing the warranty period.” The extended warranty period adds
two full years to the coverage of defec- tive hardware. The warranty covers labor and materials for repair of defective IPELA®
cameras and encoders.
onet to initiate actions such as door strikes, lights and query sensors for motion detection. The company can control any number of Barionet devices through its software depending on the size of the system and/or fa- cility.
Once a device is live, TECH BRIEFS
mobiDEOS (
www.mobilecamviewer. com), maker of the MobileCam- Viewer, lets Arecont customers view and PTZ control remote cam- eras by receiving live video stream- ing on their iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Palm, Motorola, Nokia or just about any other mobile phone without buy- ing any new hardware. Mobile- CamViewer now supports Arecont IP Cameras: AV1300, AV1310, AV2100, AV2110, AV3100, AV3110, AV3130, AV5100, AV5110, AV8180 and AV8360.
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iView Systems (www.iviewsys-
tems.com), a provider of incident reporting and risk management, teamed up with Proximex (www.
proximex.com), which specializes in event and information man- agement for both physical and logical security markets. Together, the companies delivered an all- in-one Response and Reporting Center. The integration between Proximex Surveillint™, iTrak®
and
iDispatch™ created a solution for overcoming information sharing issues for alarm tracking, dis- patching and reporting.
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The HDcctv Alliance™ (www.high-
defcctv.org), the global security industry consortium established to manage and promulgate technical standards for HDcctv™ equipment interoperability, announced that SG Digital (
www.sgdigital.net), a pioneer in prototype HDcctv equipment including cameras and DVRs, joined the Alliance to mar- ket a complete range of HDcctv- compliant products. SG Digital is the brand name appearing on some of the first prototype HDcctv equipment ever to be commis- sioned by end users. SG Digital’s early adopters of HDcctv include retailers McDonald’s and New York City’s Saks Fifth Avenue.
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