Honeywell Systems Group

Complete IP Security Solution for networked Video & AccPresented by: Marek Robinson

High Definition IP Video

Open Your World!HD4MDIP Launch June 2010

IP Video Solution Solutions

April 17, 2012

Kristopher Cuva-ScheibleScott Ferguson

Welcome

Description:For a complete IP security solution, open your door to Honeywell, the world’s premier networked security provider. We offer a complete IP solution—from our flagship video management platform and robust portfolio of recording solutions, to our IP camera family and enterprise storage arrays.

Objective:This class will help to prepare you with some of the concepts necessary to design and sell an integrated IP video and access control system using LAN, WAN, and cloud infrastructure.

Agenda

• Introduction- Training Tools- On Line Training Classes

• IP Basics: Key Information- Differences between Analog and IP

• Honeywell Video Overview• Increasing RMR Through Remote Managed Access and Video• Integration Access, Video and Intrusion Into One Head End Interface

- Topology – Equipment Required for Video Integration- Topology – Equipment Required for Intrusion Integration

• Live Integration Demonstration• Honeywell Access Overview

Our Brand Promise

At Honeywell we are building a world…

That’s safer and more secure

More comfortable and energy efficient

More innovative and productive

Honeywell Company Overview

• 128,000 employees in more than 100 countries

• A Fortune 100 company – sales of $30.9 billion in 2009

• “World’s Most Ethical Companies" – Ethisphere Institute

• “America’s Most Admired Companies” – Fortune magazine

• “Best Places to Launch a Career” – BusinessWeek magazine

• “The Alexander Hamilton Award” – Treasury and Risk magazine

• “Most Admired Companies”– U.S. Black Engineer & Information Technology, Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology, and Women of Color magazines

Vertical Markets

Address specific needs of your customers

• Retail Stores• Educational Facilities• Financial institutions• Manufacturing Plants• Chemical Facilities• Jewelry Stores• Restaurants• Medical Offices

IP Basics

Key information

Differences between Analog and IP

Analog• Cables are home run to head

end (Coax has max of 1000’)• Resolution limitation of VGA

(720x480)• Resolution and frame rate

determined thru recorder• No bandwidth limitations• Motion and analytics are

performed at the recorder• Compression is achieved thru

recorder• Video standards

IP• Cables are run to closest IT

closet (Cat5e has max run of 300’)

• Virtually no resolution limitation• Resolution and frame rate are

determined at the edge (camera)

• Bandwidth limitations determined by desired camera output and cable

• Motion and analytics are performed at the edge(camera)

• Compression is accomplished thru camera

• No standards yet! Not all cameras are compatible with recorders. PSIA and ONVIF are two standards that are being adopted.

Fundamentals

• Resolution• Compression• Frame Rate• Bandwidth• Standards

Visual Resolution

720 x 480 – NTSC/VGA 4 CIF

1920 x 1080P - HDTV

1280 x 720P HDTV

Resolution

• 1 CIF = 320 x 240 = 76,800 pixels

• 2 CIF = 720 x 240 = 172,800 pixels

• 4 CIF = 720 x 480 = 345,600 pixels

• 720p = 1280 x 720 = 921,600 pixels

• 1.3 MP = 1280 x 1024 = 1,310,720 pixels

• 3 MP = 2048 x 1536 = 3,145,728 pixels

• 5 MP = 2560 x 1920 = 4,915,200

Compression

• Refers to reducing the quantity of data used to represent digital video images, and is a combination of spatial image compression and temporal motion compensation.

• Tradeoff between disk space, video quality and the cost of hardware required to decompress the video in a reasonable time.

MPEG4 H.264

Bandwidth

Bandwidth• Is the primary measure of

computer network speed• Amount of data that

passes through a network connection over time as measured in bps

• The greater the capacity, the more likely that better performance will result

Latency• Is another element that

contributes to network speed

• Refers to any of several kinds of delays typically incurred in processing of network data

Standards

• PSIA • ONVIF

• Other methods for integration:- Native integration- RTSP (Real time streaming protocol)

DVR vs. NVR

• DVR-Records analog cameras-Cameras are connected via coax BNC inputs

• Hybrid DVR-Records analog and/or IP cameras-Analog cameras are connected via coax BNC inputs- IP cameras sit on the network – no IP camera cables are connected to the DVR

• NVR -Records all IP (VGA, HD & MP) cameras-NVR and IP are connected to the network-No add’l camera cables are connected to the NVR

MAXPRO IP Video

The first family of video management hardware and

software to combine

Open

Ease of Use

Scalabilityin

entry level to enterprisesolutions

MAXPRO®

VideoPlatform

MAXPRONVR

MAXPROCloud

MAXPROVMS

MAXPROMobile

MAXPRO IP Video

MAXPRO®

VideoPlatform

MAXPRONVR

MAXPROCloud

MAXPROVMS

MAXPROMobile

MAXPRO VMS

Integration

Powerful Customization

Multi-System View & Control

• 3rd Party Video• IP and Analog• Access Control

• Programmable macros• Create solution for virtually any use case

• Single Interface • Live Video, Playback, Control

MAXPRO VMS

VMS Viewer

Multi-System Viewing

Access Control Integration

3rd Party Video Integration

Programmable Macros

Free of Charge

# of Clients Unlimited 5

MAXPRO NVR 2.0

Open

Easy to InstallEasy to Use

Scalable

• Honeywell• Axis

• ONVIF• PSIA• RTSP

• 3-Clicks to Live Video• Learn One, Know Them All

• Hardware• Software• Entry-to-Enterprise

MAXPRO NVR 2.0

XE SE PE Software

Channels 8,16 32 64 4,8,16,32

Storage (TB) 1 – 2 1 – 12 1 – 20

Max FPS 240 960 1220 960

Removable HDD

Redundancy

High Definition

3-Click Wizard

HON Cameras

ONVIF / PSIA

RTSP

Axis Cameras

MAXPRO Cloud

Anytime, Anywhere

Lower Costof Ownership

Dealer RMR

• Live and recorded video from any internet connection

• Decreased installation time• Lower service/support costs• Future-proof solutions

• No up-front investment• No IT skills required

Video surveillance via the Cloud

Which One Should I Use?

MAXPRO NVR

• Capital budget preferred

• Larger facilities

• Higher camera density

• Self-management capability

• Limited internet connectivity

• On-site monitoring needed

MAXPRO Cloud

• Operational budget preferred

• Multi-site locations without WAN

• Anytime, anywhere access needed

• 3rd party management and administration preferred

• High staff turnover

• Dealer RMR model desired

MAXPRO Mobile

Single App

All Platforms

Advanced Functionality

• MP NVR• MP Cloud• RapidEye

• iPad• iPhone

• Live View• Playback• Snapshots

• MP VMS• Fusion• 3rd Party

• Android• Blackberry

• Drag and Drop• Gestures

“The best app in the industry”

IP Cameras

Performance IP• VGA, 720P• Indoor, Outdoor

equIP• VGA, 720P, 1080P,

Megapixel• Wide Dynamic• Indoor, Outdoor• Box, Dome• PTZ

Performance Series

HD44IP HD45IP

Honeywell Network Camera Portfolio

equIP ® Series

540 TVL 1080pWD 720p

Indoor Dome

MPEG4 / MJPEG H.264 / MJPEG

720pVGA

H.264 / MJPEG

HD54IP HD55IPRugged Dome

Box

720p

HD3MDIH

HD4MDIHHD4DIP

HCD5MIHHCD554IP

HD3MWIH

HD4MWIH

HCD5WIH

HD3HDIH

HD4HDIH

HCD5HIH

Honeywell IP Camera Portfolio

Filling out the IP portfolio with resolution and wide dynamic.

720p

HD3MDIP

HD4MDIP

Questions