Technical specifications

POS control module
Video cameras	Support for IP-cameras: more than 3000 devices are integrated. More than 6900 ONVIF compliant devices. Support for analog cameras: hardware/software compression video capture cards. Support for analog and PTZ cameras. Support for codecs: MJPEG, MPEG-4, H.264, H.265, Motion Wavelet. Several types of cameras can be combined in one system and even on one server.
Video archive size	Not limited
Recording rate:	Analog cameras - up to 25 fps; IP-cameras - 30 fps
Display rate:	Analog cameras - up to 25 fps; IP-cameras - 30 fps
Archiving (backup):	to NAS, SAN, DAS to the local or netdrive, CD-RW, DVD-RW – manual and/or automatic
Data transfer protocol:	TCP/IP, UDP, RS232
Types of remote access:	LAN, Dialup, IDSN, Internet
Database support:	MS SQL 2008R2, MS SQL 2012
Video recording modes:	Continuous recording. Recording triggered by the beginning/end of a receipt. Frame-by-frame recording. Interval recording. Recording triggered by the motion detection tool. Pre- and post-recording (up to 10 sec).
Query editor:	Pre-determined set of standard actions Select, ban, modify, or create customized SQL-queries
Programming components:	Capability to program additional automated "event-response" actions
Connecting to a POS terminal:	Connecting a POS terminal to the COM port of a POS-PSIM server. Connecting a POS-PSIM server to a retail system’s local network or to the software of a cashier’s workstation over the network
Queries:	Quick search by titles Expanded, in-depth search (queries of any complexity) Search by pre-defined events
Additional functions:	Data printing. Exporting video fragments to avi and frames to jpg. Connecting microphones. Monitoring of the sales floor, stockroom and parking area. Fire/intrusion alarm. WEB reports system: centralized getting statistics from all chain stores. Time and attendance control. Heatmaps, store traffic management. Downtime, people counting. Queue management. V-dial – auto dialing various phone numbers and delivering ready messages when triggered by alarm events. E-mail Sender – sending e-mails containing frames and video fragments of alarms events.