DVRs and Boxed NVRs ǀ Multi-Media LT v7
Rapid Eye™
Because choosing the DVR that best fits your application can be a complicated process, we are committed to helping you make the best choice.
Rapid Eye Multi-Media LT v7 is the perfect choice when: • Graphical representation of configuration and functionality is a “must have” • Seamless integration with WIN-PAK®
SE, WIN-PAK PE, NetAXS™ access control software platforms is desired
• A simpler means to search video, audio and data transactions is a high priority • Tamper proof clip generation for evidentiary purposes is required • No analytics are involved • Exceptionally low bandwidth performance is required
If you need additional assistance, please contact Inside Sales at 1-800-796-2288.
Hardware • 4 or 9 looping video inputs • 20 or 40 ips global rates at 2CIF resolution • Storage capacity from 800, 1250 & 2000 camera days • Shock mounted hard drive • Optional CD-RW drive for clip generation and easy software upgrades • Single audio channel (bi-directional and VoIP) • 4 or 9 alarm inputs • 4 control outputs
• Public Display Mode – Multiplexed using composite video output – Switching using spot monitor output
• 2 RS232 serial ports (DB9) for POS data capture, PTZ control and external modem • VxWorks™
– secure, stable multi-tasking real-time OS
Access Control Integration of Rapid Eye Multi-Media LT v7 Typical
Applications 1-2 Door Applications
Entry Level Commercial
Small/Medium Commercial
• Gates • Small Retail
• Small Office Buildings • Medical/Professional • Daycare Centers
• Medium Businesses • Financial • Manufacturing • Light Industrial
• NStar • NStar
• Pro-Watch PE, CE • WIN-PAK SE
Software Solution
• NS2 • NS2
• PW-6000 • NetAXS • NS2+ • N-1000
Hardware Solution
PC-BASED
or Pro-Watch®
Video Solution • Rapid Eye Multi-Media LT v7 • Rapid Eye Multi-Media LT v7
• Rapid Eye Multi-Media LT v7
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For ordering information, visit
www.honeywellvideo.com or contact Inside Sales at 1-800-796-2288.
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