Bosch VIDOS-NVR Network Video Recording System
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→ Powerful Search & Retrieval Tools
→ ANR Automatic Network Replenishment (Patent Pending)
→ Multiple Recording Modes
→ Video Authentication by Watermarking
→ Pre-configured for Easy Installation
→ Gigabit Ethe et Interface
→ Unlimited Scalability
→ Hardware/CPU: Pentium® III Xeon or IV, 1.8 GHz or better
→ HDD Interface: IDE or better; optional: SCSI II, SCSI Ultra, or Fibre Channel
→ RAM: 1024 MB
→ OS: Windows® 2000/XP, Professional / Server 2003 Standard
→ Graphic Card: VGA
→ Ethe et Card: 100/1000 Mb
→ Free Memory (Installation): 20 MB
→ Software Features:
→ Setup: Centralized setup from each authorized PC; access via VIDOS or integrated web server
→ Storage Media: All storage media possible (eg., HD, RAID), depending on operating system
→ Storage Mode: Linear mode, ring mode (capacity-based)
→ Activation: Continuous, scheduled, alarm-triggered
→ Recording Configuration: Camera name assignment, bandwidth limit, frame rate, video quality
→ Recording Content: Video and audio data
→ Authentication: Watermarking
→ Search Parameters: Time, date, event
→ Playback: Playback via VIDOS over any IP network (LAN/WAN) simultaneous recording, playback, and backup Sophisticated playback features
→ Expansion: Unlimited scalability by adding: Analog cameras, Video servers (VIPs, VideoJets), Storage (RAID 5 disk arrays), VIDOS-NVR servers, VIDOS-NVR software licenses
The Bosch VIDOS NVR provides a long-term storage and retrieval solution for video and audio as part of a Bosch Video IP installation. Comprised of three key components; management software, a server platform, and RAID 5 storage, VIDOSNVR scales to handle an unlimited number of cameras and users. VIDOS-NVR receives MPEG-4 and MPEG-2 video across the network from Bosch Video IP encoders including the VIP and VideoJet range. Because VIDOS NVR is network-based, it is fundamentally different from conventional digital video recorders (DVRs) and video cassette recorders (VCRs). NVRs can be securely positioned anywhere on the network, whereas DVRs and VCRs are co-located where the coax from the cameras terminates. A VIDOSNVR server has a single gigabit ethernet connection coming in, whereas DVRs and VCRs have one connection for each camera input. This simplification in cabling is a majOr driver in the adoption of network-based video. Automatic Network Replenishment technology (ANR; patent pending) ensures that there is no video loss during network interruption. In some facilities, network outages are a real concern; video loss for even a moment is unacceptable.
When part of a network carrying video is exposed (as in wireless across a parking lot, or along a highway or train track), the probability of network failure or excessive noise may be even higher. In this setting, VIDOS-NVR tracks every encoder, noting any lapses. Though the encoder is out of reach, it is still recording video locally, either on a compact flash card (VideoJet 10), or on an internal hard drive (VideoJet 1000). When communication is restored, the encoder resumes live transmission and replenishes the gap in the video on the NVR server. The VIDOS NVR management software is available per NVR server in three versions; 16, 32, or 64 channel licenses, depending on the number of cameras being recorded. This software is used to configure an NVR server, and once installation and setup are complete, VIDOSNVR runs seamlessly in the background to manage the connections, access and storage. VIDOS-NVR has been tested for compatibility with the 19 in. rack-mountable VIDOS-NVR server (also available from Bosch). This server guarantees high performance and reliability, and is available preconfigured with the software (license purchased separately). Each VIDOS NVR server streams incoming video and audio to one or two RAID 5 disk arrays for storage. The 19 in. rack-mountable disk arrays are available in various sizes, ranging from 960 GB to 6.4 TB, and from 6 to 16 hot-swappable hard drives. This offers weeks or months of archived video depending on the system configuration.
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