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This section provides information on the main basic user functions of the distributed digital video and audio surveillance system based on the INTELLECT™ software.
The INTELLECT™ software provides the following basic user functions:

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1. Multiple camera/video servers split screen image simultaneously displayed on a single PC monitor.
2. Priority-oriented automatic selection of displayed video images from alarm or active cameras to bring the required scenes into Operator focus (selection of images depending on set parameters).
3. Flexible split screen configuration including the number of sources observed.
4. Priority window magnification (surveillance windows), magnified surveillance windows slideshow option for a selected camera.
5. Color coding of surveillance window (camera) state: “armed”, “alarm”, “recording”, etc.
6. Remote access to audiovisual streams from any workplace with both local and remote archive recording option.
7. Video recording can be performed:
   
   1. continuously;
   2. on schedule;
   3. on alarm with a pre-event recording option or by Operator’s command.
8. Pre-event video recording.
9. Freeze frame by Operator’s command selection and viewing, without interruption of the recording.
10. Image burn-in option.
    
    1. Current time;
    2. Current date;
    3. Camera No (ID).
11. Recording by Operator’s command.
12. Real time viewing of images from video cameras.
13. Priority-oriented viewing of critical video stream based on alarm detection.
14. Web interface-based surveillance.
15. Audio- and video-archive management.
16. Viewing of recorded video with search and retrieve options (time/event type/camera ID criteria).
17. Synchro playback of footage recorded by several cameras.
18. Recorded time calculation.
19. Timestamp based footage search.
20. Image processing:
    
    1. Digital zooming;
    2. Contrast maximizing;
    3. Image sharpening;
    4. masking;
    5. Dynamic outlining.
21. Management of end devices using:
    
    1. the 3rd party programmable interface panel;
    2. the universal control panel for end devices;
    3. a PC mouse;
    4. a joystick.
22. Viewing video server footage from any system workplace using the TCP/IP communications environment.
23. Storage and exporting of single frames and video sequences.
24. Integrated use of various types of multi-zone detectors:
    
    1. main motion detector;
    2. motion;
    3. focus loss;
    4. video signal stability;
    5. changes in the image background;
    6. light-struck camera lens;
    7. closing camera lens;abandoned items;
    8. infra-red
25. Detector zone(s) masking.
26. Image de-interlacing.
27. Analog video-signal output.

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