Documentation for Axxon PSIM 1.0.0-1.0.1.

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The video surveillance subsystem allows video monitoring (event video component viewing) and video recording (event video component recording) by providing:

  1. multiple video camera images simultaneously displayed on a PC screen (multiple windows displayed on a single monitor and multiple monitors used on a single physical PC screen);
  2. priority-oriented displaying of active and alarm cameras video stream;
  3. flexible split screen configuration, including the number of windows on the monitor;
  4. colour coding of the camera state in the window (Armed, Alarm, Recording);
  5. image burn-in option in the surveillance window: current time/date, camera ID and name;
  6. displaying of alarm notification window;
  7. image scaling;
  8. automatic or manual windows slide show;
  9. video recording can be performed:
    1. if an alarm event is detected;
    2. by Operator command;
    3. pre- and post-alarm event recording;
    4. pre-alarm event recording with post-alarm recording by Operator command.
  10. single video frames storage and exporting;
  11. freeze frame selection and viewing, without interrupting the video recording;
  12. audio- and video-archives management;
  13. remote access to audiovisual streams from any workstation with both a local and remote archive recording option;
  14. viewing archive recordings with search and retrieve options on time, event type, camera ID criteria;
  15. synchro playback of footage recorded by several cameras;
  16. image processing option (digital zooming, image sharpening and contrast maximization, dynamic outlining of moving objects, removal of image fluttering);
  17. web interface-based surveillance;
  18. use of various types of intelligent motion detectors (motion detectors, face detector, lost items detector, focusing detector, video signal stability detector, background change detector, camera tampering, infrared detector);
  19. use of independent detector zones;
  20. detector masking.