Sony Smarter Security - Manual (Page 24)

System Examples System Examples
Hard Disk Recording (HSR-X206P)
Network Video Monitoring - Small Installation
Network Video Monitoring - Medium Sized Installation
Day/Night and Remote Controlled Operation (SSC-DC593P)
Day/Night signal OUT
Activity Detection OUT
RS-485 Remote
Control
AC 24 V or
DC 12 V power supply AC outlet
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Hard Disk Recorder
Cameras
Cameras
Cameras
Cameras
Monitor and record
on desktop PC
External alarm
inputs or outputs
through RSM-I08
Audio recording
through RSM-AIC
Audio recording
through RSM-AIC
Audio recording
through RSM-AIC
PC
LAN
LAN
LAN
LAN
LAN
WAN
LAN
VIDEO IN (composite)
Video IN
Video OUT
Monitor OUT
Monitor OUT
RSM Servers
RSM Clients
RSM Client
RSM Client
at central
control room
RSM Client
Web Client
Web Client
VPN Gateway VPN Gateway
VPN Gateway
VPN Gateway
RealShot Manager software running on a standalone PC allows viewing, recording
and management of images from up to 32 cameras. Images from all cameras can
be viewed on-screen simultaneously, while RealShot Manager also allows remote
configuration and control of camera functions such as image quality, resolution and
PTZ.
Network Video Monitoring - Multiple Sites Installation
Multiple sites at a number of different locations can be linked across a WAN
(Wide Area Network) or the Internet. A VPN (Virtual Private Network) gateway at
each site location ensures that camera images, alarm signals and audio can be
sent securely over public networks. Cameras can be controlled by authorised users
at any location using RSM client software running on a standard PC connected to
the network. Simple viewing of camera images is also possible via a PC and web
browser with no additional software required.
Attaching one or more RealShot Manager (RSM) servers (FSV-RSM9/
FSV-RSM16) to a network allows storage and management of images from up to
32 connected cameras. ‘Live’ or recorded images can be viewed on any client PC
running RSM or a standard web browser, connected via either LAN or the Internet.
Audio and signals from existing alarm sensors can be carried across the same
network using the RSM-AIC and RSM-I08, eliminating the need for additional
cabling.
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