Grandstream IP Video Surveillance - Alloy Computer · PDF fileWe will commence at: 3:00pm PDT - Wednesday, 20th May 2015 Webinar audio is available via your Computer (VoIP): Preferably

Grandstream IP Video Surveillance

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Craig HarrisonBusiness Development Manager

Alloy

Phil BowersGlobal Marketing Communications Manager

Grandstream

Voice

VideoData

Mobility

VOICE, VIDEO, DATA AND MOBILITY

• Founded in 2002

• Over 500 employees

• Product Portfolio contains over 40 products: 20 different IP Phones, 5 ATAs, 10 IP Surveillance cameras, 5 Video Encoder/Decoders

• Serving small-to-medium size businesses, Enterprise and consumer markets

Boston - Headquarters Los Angeles, CADallas, TX

US

Casablanca - Support Center, EMEA

Morocco

Moerdijk - Warehouse

Netherlands

Hanghou, Shenzhen

China

Hong Kong - Warehouse

Venezuela

Venezuela- Support Center, LATAM

COMPANY OVERVIEW

GRANDSTREAM’S SIP OFFERINGS

IP Video Phones Enterprise IP Phones SMB IP Phones DECT IP Phones

IP Surveillance Cameras/NVR Analog Telephone Adapters VoIP Gateways IP PBXs

VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

INDOOR / OUTDOOR CAMERAS

Indoor Cameras

GXV3662 Series

GXV3674_VF Series

GXV3672 Series

GXV3610 series

GXV3611IR_HD

Indoor/Outdoor Cameras

4 Steps to Building an IP Video Surveillance Network

1. Choose the right cameras1. Why Grandstream cameras2. Different types of cameras3. 3 questions to ask4. Grandstream’s IP cameras

2. Install and set up Cameras 1. Why Grandstream Cameras are so easy to install

3. Integrate with GVR35504. Integrate with IP PBX for a fully integrated solution

• Use existing network infrastructure – no need to design a new network

• Grandstream SIP cameras use nearly identical SIP stack as IP phones, allowing you to install/configure/integrate IP camera as if it were an IP Phone

WHY GRANDSTREAM CAMERAS?

Auto-Discovery = Easy Installation

1. Using GS_Search on any network 2. Using GVR3550



Receiving Alerts

1. Gsurf_Pro/GVR3550

Live ViewWhen an alarm is triggered, the Live View will notify user

using pop-up on-screen

2. Video Call to video devices

3. Voice Call Alerts 4. Email ScreenshotWhen a new object is detected

by the camera


1. Receive Video/Voice Calls from Video Cameras2. Make Video/Audio Calls to Video Cameras

3. Receive Alerts from cameras



• Enable SIP Open Door: This will close the DO connections in the back to close the circuit connected to it.

• Key to Open the Door: DTMF key (Currently only SIP INFO DTMF is supported) to close the circuit. Digits 0-9 only.

• Delay Lock Time(Second): This is the time in seconds that the circuit will remain closed when this function is triggered

• Phone List/Phone Number: Callee or call receiver number when alarm call trigged.

• White List/Phone Number: Phone numbers allowed to call into the camera.

Notes:

• OpenDoor feature is not available in following models

GXV3615/GXV3615WP_HD/GXV3672HD/FHD

• OpenDoor feature can be used in combination with Alarm IN/OUT using a Door Bell connected in

Alarm IN and Door lock connected in Alarm OUT

OpenDoor feature (DTMF)


Turn a Grandstream IP Surveillance Camera into a Door Opener when Paired with a Grandstream Video Phone

Step 1: Configure the Grandstream Video Phone and the IP Camera

Step 2: Enable Alert Event

Step 3: Connect Doorbell and IP Camera

Step 4: Open Door via Incoming Video Call


Alarm & Audio Input/Output Audio Input/Output

GXV3662 series GXV3674 series

GXV3651_FHD GXV3672 series

GXV3611_HD GXV3610 series

GXV3601_HD

Integrating External Devices with Cameras


GSurf_ProVideo Management Software

• Can control up to 72 cameras simultaneously

• Client/Server Architecture• Can monitor/record IP cameras on any

network• Record File Sharing Server allows remote

clients to download and replay local server records

• Convert recorded H.264 video to AVI format for convenient video portability

FREE!


Web User Interface


Alarm settings

Motion Detection

Recording schedules


Stop

Capture

Start/Stop Recording

Audio On/off

Talk (2-way audio) Playback

Local Config

Motion Detection settings





1. Indoor Cameras vs. Outdoor Cameras

2. Infrared cameras vs. non Infrared cameras

3. Various shapes (dome, box, cube, bullet, etc.)

DIFFERENT TYPES OF CAMERAS





3 QUESTIONS TO ASKHow to tell which Grandstream IP Video Surveillance Camera is Right for You

1. What are you monitoring?• Close-proximity/wide angle vs. in the distance

2. In the camera going to be indoors or outdoors?• IP-66 certified weatherproof camerars vs. indoor cameras

3. What are the lighting conditions?• Infrared cameras vs. non infrared cameras

The Lens’ Millimeter (mm) spec tells the story…

2mm – 6mmclose-proximity, wide angle

8mm + distant proximity, thin angle

GXV 3672_HD/FHD

75° 30°60°

25m

6mm3.6mm

3.6mm Models 8mm Model

12mm

GXV3674 series

2.8mm 12mm





GRANDSTREAM’S IP CAMERAS

Indoor Cameras


GXV3662 Series GXV3674_VF

Series

GXV3672 Series GXV3610 series

GXV3611IR_HD

GRANDSTREAM’S NVRGVR3550 Network Video Recorder (NVR)

1. Quick and Easy Installation• SIP-based with auto-discovery of cameras

2. More Storage Capacity than any NVR in its class • 16TB and 4HDDs supported

3. Ideal for retail, warehouses, restaurants, residential & SMBs as it provides a centralized surveillance recording & monitoring solution in an affordable & easy-to-manage NVR

• Advanced system efficiency or redundancy (RAID)• Fully customizable recording schedules• Advanced alerts and notifications• Integration with intercoms, alarms, sirens, speakers, motion sensors,

etc.• Integrate with remote IP cameras

An Easy-to-Install NVR with Best-in-Class Recording Capacity

INDOOR CAMERASGrandstream Networks, Inc.

Indoor Cameras

GXV3611IR_HD

INDOOR CAMERAS

GXV3611IR_HDIndoor Infrared Fixed Dome HD IP Camera

• Integrated IR-CUT for day/night mode• Integrated microphone and speaker• H.264 ONVIF compliant HD (720p)• 2MP, 2.8mm lens• Integrated PoE• Supports Time-lapse photography


Grandstream Networks, Inc.


GXV3662 Series GXV3674_VF SeriesGXV3672 Series GXV3610 series


• GXV3672_36: 1.2MP, 3.6mm lens• GXV3672_FHD: 3.1M camera, 8mm lens• H.264 ONVIF compliant infrared • Day/night mode with light sensor and IR_CUT

filter

GXV3672 series

720p/1080p Outdoor Tube Camera


GXV3674 HD/FHD

720p/1080p Outdoor Tube Camera

• 2.8mm-12mm Vari-focal lens, 1.2MP• H.264 ONVIF compliant infrared 720p HD,

1080p FHD• IP66 weatherproof


GXV3610 HD/FHD

720p/1080p Outdoor Dome Camera

• H.264 ONVIF compliant infrared 720p HD, 1080p FHD

• 1.2MP, 3.6mm lens• IP66 weatherproof• Day/night mode


GXV3662 HD/FHD

720p/1080p Outdoor Dome Camera

• IP66 vandal & weather resistant • H.264 ONVIF compliant• GXV3662_HD: 1.2MP, 3.3-12mm lens• GXV3662_FHD: 3.1MP, 3.3-12mm lens• Integrated PoE

VIDEO ENCODER/DECODER

• H.264 ONVIF compliant single channel video encoder + decoder 2-in-one combo

• Encoder + Decoder + P.A.S.• Rich peripheral interfaces• TV-out• Integrated PoE• Support for 2-way audio

paging using SIP/VoIP

GXV3500



GSurf_ProVideo Management Software

NETWORK MONITORING SOFTWARE





What makes Grandstream cameras so easy to install?

1. PoE 2. Mounting Kits Included

EASY INSTALL


Web User Interface

EASY INSTALL

Auto-Discovery = Easy Installation

5. Using GS_Search on any network 6. GVR3550 Auto-Discovery


EASY INSTALL

Motion Detection

• Available on all Grandstream cameras• Up to 16 target areas per camera• Easily setup in 3 steps using a camera’s Web UI• Grandstream’s ONVIF-compliancy will allow

motion detection on our camera to interact with any ONVIF VMS, NVR, etc.

MOTION DETECTION

3-Step Process

Step1: Enable Motion detection and setup regionsStep2: Set Alarm Action

Step3: Setup Motion detection Time Schedule

Note: When Upload to Alarm Center is checked, the Motion Detection region

and icon (in Home page) will blink in red if your camera detects any motion.

Sensitivity can be

adjusted

Alarm Action is where you tell the camera what to do when it senses an alarm (where to send the alert to and how to alert you)

MOTION DETECTION

Motion Detection

Important Settings

• Sensitivity• Minimum duration required by motion detection trigger• Minimum interval of different motion detection event• Time Schedule Config• Alarm Action (what should the camera do when motion is

detected)• Record Video• Voice Alarm to SIP phone• Upload to Alarm Center (Gsurf_Pro V2)• Upload to Alarm HTTP (3rd party Application/VMS)• Upload to FTP• Email and FTP screenshots

MOTION DETECTION

Set Up Alarm Actions…

Alarm Action is where you tell the camera what to do when it senses an alarm (where to send the

alert to and how to alert you)

ALARM SETTINGS





GVR3550 Network Video Recorder (NVR)

1. Quick and Easy Installation• SIP-based with auto-discovery of cameras

2. More Storage Capacity than any NVR in its class • 16TB and 4HDDs supported

3. Ideal for retail, warehouses, restaurants, residential & SMBs as it provides a centralized surveillance recording & monitoring solution in an affordable & easy-to-manage NVR

• Advanced system efficiency or redundancy (RAID)• Fully customizable recording schedules• Advanced alerts and notifications• Integration with intercoms, alarms, sirens, speakers, motion sensors,

etc.• Integrate with remote IP cameras


NETWORK VIDEO RECORDER

Easy Installation

Auto-Discovery finds all cameras on the network and allows you to simply click on the cameras you want to record/monitor

with the GVR3550



General Specifications

GVR3550 Network Video Recorder

Video

RecordingUp to 24 cameras at 720p

Up to 12 cameras at 1080p

Live View 16 cameras at VGA resolution

4 channels at 720p

2 channels at 1080p

Storage

Up to 16TB (up to 4 Hard Drives)

Video

Output1 HDMI

1 VGA

Network

Interfaces 1 x Gigabit RJ45

USB ports

2

Inputs

1 Remote Control, optional USB mouse/keyboard

Supported

Cameras Grandstream and ONVIF



Ideal for Retail and Franchise StoresAn Easy-to-Install NVR with Large Recording Capacity


Ports and Powerful Integrations

External eSATA

hard drive

USB (another USB port on front)

VGA output

output

RCAinput & output

LAN

Alarm Inputs

3rd party detection devices, etc.

Alarm Outputs

An Easy-to-Install NVR with Large Recording Capacity


Customize Recording Schedules

1. Continuous

Always recording

2. Schedule Set recording schedule using

software/Web UI, apply same schedule to all cameras or customize each camera’s

schedule

3. Event TriggeredGVR3550 detects alerts/alarms (i.e. motion detection) from cameras and

starts recordings

4. ManualTurn any camera’s recording or all camera’s recording on or off at any

time using software/Web UI

An Easy-to-Install NVR with Large Recording Capacity

These settings can apply to all cameras, one camera or groups of cameras


Various Alarm SettingsWhen GVR3550 senses the following alarms from a connected camera, it send alerts to the pre-configured locations

1. MotionMotion detection alarms from the

camera

2. Camera OcclusionWhen a camera being recorded is no longer

producing a video stream for any reason

3. Alarm from devices integrated with camera

When a camera has a 3rd party motion sensor, door sensor or other alarm-sensing device connected to

it, the cameras can be set to sound an alarm through the GVR3550 interface when those devices

trigger an alarm


Increase Monitoring Capability with GSurf

Pro V2

Monitors up to 24 cameras Monitors up to 24 cameras

Internet

GSurf Pro V2 monitors up to 72 cameras

GVR3550 GVR3550

Monitors up to 24 cameras

Camera sends primary feed to NVR for recording and secondary feed

to GSurf Pro to monitor

MONITORING SOFTWARE





Make it a Solution…Register Grandstream’s SIP cameras to an IP PBX

Ext. 101 Ext. 301 Ext. 501 Ext. 601

• Make video calls to IP cammeras to see live feeds

• Set cameras to call video device (IP Video phones) when alert/alarm is triggered

• Cameras can send you an email or screen capture

• To communicate with IP Door Cameras, etc.• 2-way video/audio calls to/from cameras

thanks to SIP/VoIP support• GXV3610 series, GXV3611_HD, GXV3615 series

feature built-in microphone and speaker

Ext. 102Ext. 201

Ext. 303

FULL INTEGRATION

UCM6102UCM6104

UCM6108UCM6116

Asterisk is a Registered Trademark of Digium

Aggressively priced for the SMB and Enterprise market

UCM6510

UCM IP PBX’S

Unified Communications: One Integrated Network Solution

All Grandstream phone, cameras, and UCM6100 series are SIP-based devices

A true Unified Communications solution offering voice, video, data and mobility features

All devices can be easily setup, customized and managed from one central location

Add functionality to devices by combining them onto the same network

Even add/include analog phones and analog cameras

ADVANTAGE 1

Communicate With Cameras on Any Network

Camera’s can send alerts or be contacted from outside networks thanks to their SIP registration when registered to an IP PBX You set the phone number the cameras contact

when an alert is triggered With a SIP registration, any IP camera is given a

phone number/IP address that can be called to view the camera’s live feed

View camera’s live feed from any device that has an internet connection

Internet

UCM6100 Series

ADVANTAGE 2

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