JVC VR-N100U Guide de référence

End-to-End IP Video Solution

VR-N100U

Product Presentation

End-to-End IP Video Solution

Overview

• Background of JVC

• Reasons for VR-N100U Development

• Solution Overview

• Controlled and Stable Environment

• Network Topology Overview

• VR-N100U Details

• Direct Attached Storage

• Unique Storage Features

• Comparison – MPEG4 vs MJPEG

• Enterprise Client Software

• Web Browser Management

• Alert Console & Map Creator Applications (OPTIONS)

• Wireless Connectivity Utilizing Microwave & WAP for Large Areas

• 802.11 Cisco Aironet Hands-Off Video to Mobile Users by Coverage

• Implementing Wireless Networks

• Summary of VR-N100U Advantages

• JVC Roadmap

• Video Storage Options

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Background of JVC

Victor Company of Japan

• Parent Company of JVC

• “JVC” is the Company Name for all Subsidiaries Outside of Japan

• Multi-Billion Dollar World-Wide Corporation

• 52% Ownership by Matsushita/Panasonic

• Technology Innovator (Examples Below)

> Co-Inventor of Victor Talking Machine (Mascot is Nipper the Dog)

> Inventor of the VHS & D-VHS Formats

• Consumer Products (Audio, Video, TV, Mobile, Computer, etc.)

• Professional Products (IP, Security, Broadcast, Video, Storage, etc.)

JVC Professional Products (USA)

• US Division Concentrating on IP Solutions

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Reasons for VR-N100U Development

1st Market Shifts from Analog to Digital Video

• Improved Video Quality

• Advancements in CCTV Peripherals (Cameras, Monitors, etc.)

2nd Migration from Time-Lapse VCR to DVR

• Advancements in Computer Systems (CPU, RAM, Peripherals, etc.)

• Random Access Digital Video

• Video Capture Cards

• Anyone Can Build Their Own DVR

3rd Migration from DVR to NVR

• Customers Require More Advanced Systems

• Improved Networking Infrastructures & Broadband Connectivity

• New IP-based Networked Cameras and Encoders for Analog CAMs

• Maximum Flexibility and Cost Savings

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JVC VR-N100U

Network Video Recorder

JVC VR-N100U

Network Video Recorder

1U Form-Factor VR-N100U

Front & Rear Views

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Solution Overview (1 of 2)

Appliance Technology

• Designed Specifically as a Enterprise Network Video Recorder Server

• Turn-Key (Hardware/OS/Software/Storage are Tightly Integrated)

Secure Solution

• Clients Have No Direct Access to Networked Cameras

• No Third Party Software Can Be Installed

• Firewall Protects Networked Cameras and Storage

• UNIX Platform with All Ports Are Tightly Locked Down

Server-Client Architecture

• Clients Can Only View/Access Video via the VR-N100U

Independent and Dedicated Camera Network

• All Network Cameras Directly Managed By Only the VR-N100U

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Solution Overview (2 of 2)

Highest ROI (Return On Investment) Value

• Integrates Seamlessly into Any TCP/IP Network & Supports Any Client

• No Network Upgrades Required for VR-N100U Installation

• Completely Scalable to Grow With Customer’s Security Needs

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Controlled/Stable Environment (1 of 2)

Embedded Server Platform

•4

th Generation Hardware Platform

• Custom Designed “X1” Server Board

• Complete Control Over Every Hardware Component

• Onboard Multi-Drive & LVD SCSI Channels

• Onboard Dual NICs

• Onboard LCD/LED Module

• No Keyboard, No Mouse and No Monitor Required on VR-N100U

Embedded Video-Centric Server Operating System

•4

th Generation Vanilla Linux Kernal-Based Platform (Non-Windows)

• Controlled & Optimized OS (No Unnecessary Overhead)

• Closed Environment for Maximum Security

• Limited to No Outside Threats (e.g. Virus, Worm, etc.)

• No Daily Patch or Service Pack Updates Required

• OS and Applications are Stored on Non-Volatile Flash Disk

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Controlled/Stable Environment (2 of 2)

Optimized Security Application

• Intelligent Camera Management (Most Major Brands Supported)

• Virtual Matrixing

• Powerful and Flexible Functionalities

Optimized Storage Application

• Robust Storage Options

• Unique “Fast Write” Algorithm

• Unique “Fast Check” Algorithm

• Unique “Optimized Recovery” Algorithm

• Up to 105TB of RAID5 Support per VR-N100U

Open Platform

• Network Independent (Integrates into TCP/IP WIN, MAC and UNIX)

• Client Independent (Supports WIN, MAC and UNIX)

• Management via Standard Web Browser and/or Enterprise Client

Software (WIN 2000/XP) with Unlimited Licenses

• Scalable for Any Environment (LAN-to-WAN & SOHO-to-Enterprise)

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Network Topology Overview (1 of 4)

Installs Like CCTV, But Delivers IP

• Integration of VR-N100U Solution is Similar to that of Traditional CCTV

Systems:

Passive Analog Camera vs Intelligent IP Camera

Coax Cabling vs CAT5/6 & Wireless

Analog Multiplexor vs Network Switch

16 VCRs for 16 Cameras vs One VR-N100U for 16 CAMs

CCTV Monitor & Keyboard vs Any Networked Client PC

Monitor Room Access Only vs Global & Flexible Access

Network Friendly

• Advanced System with Straight Forward Implementation Approach

• Integrates into Existing Network Backbone

• Utilize Company Network ONLY when Viewing Live or Archived Video

• Network Status Does Not Affect Camera Recording on VR-N100U

• Automated & Seamless Wireless Integration (e.g. Satellite, Microwave)

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Network Topology Overview (2 of 4)

VR-N100U Network Front Channel (LAN1)

• Single Static IP Address for Integration Into Company Network

(Setup via Web Browser, WIN 2000/XP Client Software, Front LCD)

• Wired to LAN via Category 5/6 Cable

• Looks Like a Standard Network Server

• Operates as an Appliance (Dedicated Video Surveillance Device)

• Interface Between Clients and Networked Cameras

• Auto-Discovery and Self-Configuration of Cameras

VR-N100U Camera Back Channel (LAN2)

• Private Independent Camera Network Managed by VR-N100U

• Maximum of 16 Networked Cameras per VR-N100U

• Camera Connectivity can be Wired and/or Wireless

• Standard Network Switch (Unmanaged Layer 2 or Managed VLAN)

Attaches Cameras to the VR-N100U

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Network Topology Overview (3 of 4)

Localized VR-N100U

• Networked Cameras are Installed in the Same General Location as

the VR-N100U

• Advantage is that Any Broken Link on the Main Network Will Have No

Effect on the Video Recordings

• Disadvantage is that Any Maintenance Will Require Deployment to

that Local Location (if Locations Are Far Distances From HQ)

Centralized VR-N100U

• Networked Cameras are Installed in a Remote Location from the

VR-N100U

• Advantage is that the VR-N100U can be Installed In a Centralized

Room with Other Server Equipment for Easy Maintenance and

Monitoring

• Disadvantage is that Any Broken Link Between the Remote Network

Cameras and the VR-N100U Will Affect Video Recordings

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Network Topology Overview (4 of 4)

COMPANY BACKBONE NETWORK

(CAMs A09-A16)

(CAMs A01-A08)

(CAMs B09-B16)

(CAMs B01-B08)

(CAMs A09-A16)

(CAMs A01-A08)

(CAMs B09-B16)

(CAMs B01-B08)

VLAN

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VR-N100U Details (1 of 2)

Pure IP-Based System

• 1st System to Support All Native IP Cameras & Analog Encoders

Self-Configuring

• Automated Camera Discovery during Installation and Maintenance

Secure & Reliable Transmission

• Offers Point-to-Point 128-bit Encryption for Video and Data

• Video Quality and Integrity by Utilizing MJPEG

• Multi-Level User Privileges

Automation

• Scheduler-Based Recording Control, Automatic PTZ Preset Tour

Camera Protection

• All IP Cameras and/or Encoders are Protected by System Firewall

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Power Search Features

• Random Access, Snapshots, Pre-authored ISO Image Creation w/MD5

Feature-Rich Camera Functions

• Motion Detection, Optical PTZ, Digital PTZ on Live/Recorded Video

Distributed Storage

• Internal RAID5 Storage and Multi-Terabyte External RAID5 Storage

Flexibility for 3rd Party Integration

• Integrates into Access Control, POS, Asset Tracking, etc. Applications

• Alert Console and Map Creator Options

Video Analysis Support

• Seamlessly Integrates with Object Video

• Manages Alerts from Trip Wires, Object Detection, Object Tracking

VR-N100U Details (2 of 2)

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The Direct Attached Storage Module for the VR-N100U Network Video

Recorder is the ONLY Storage Designed for Enterprise Video:

• 3U Form-Factor Rackmountable Units

• Supports up to 15 Drives as a Single SCSI ID Device

• Utilizes Fast and Cost Effective Serial ATA Drive

• Capacity Ranges From 1.20TB up to 7.50TB per DAS

• Offers “Optimized Recovery”

• Offers “Fast Write”

• Offers “Fast Check”

Direct Attached Storage (DAS)

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Unique Storage Features (1 of 2)

Optimized Recovery- A unique feature ONLY to JVC

At JVC we know your video is important, so we developed software

embedded in our controller that understands when a disk has failed

and when the hot spare is inserted so that the system uses a recovery

drive that will allow the RAID to resynchronize in a fraction of the time.

When the RAID comes back online, all data is moved back to the

RAID. This function is automatic and protects against loosing any data.

In case of a total RAID failure the Optimized Recovery handles all of

the recording until the RAID is brought back online.

Fast Write

This Is another unique technology that allows JVC to write 720 FPS

with large file sizes. Fast Write is a controller algorithm that

maximizes the performance of any disk attached to the controller as

well as increasing the life of the disk by isolating head movement

across the media. Data is written in a structured manner.

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Unique Storage Features (2 of 2)

Fast Check

Whenever you have unreliable power or accidental abrupt shutdown,

the Fast Check takes over to ensure that the File Systems do not

become corrupted, while allowing 100TB of disk check to recover in a

time that is as fast as 100GB of disk.

Centralized Storage Management

The video management software supports a single and central

management of all Video and Storage that can be managed from any

central or multiple remote points in the world.

Spare Parts

If needed, additional spare parts for the Direct Attached Storage are

available for purchase for onsite usage.

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Comparison – MPEG4 vs MJPEG

MPEG4

• Stream of Inter-Framed Images (I,B,P

frames = Group Of Pictures)

• Easily Corruptible Video (Seconds-to-

Minutes) due to Dropped Network Packets

• Video Must Be Encoded From Source

and Decoded for Viewing

• Requires 3~4Mbps to Deliver Quality

Streams for Video Analysis & Surveillance

• Unable to Decode Multiple Streams due

to Heavy CPU Requirements

CONCLUSION:

Good for Broadcasting Application

(e.g. Internet) where Video Continuity

and Integrity are NOT Critical

MJPEG

• Continuous Stream of Independent and

Complete Video Images

• Data Integrity During Transmission and

on Storage Medium

• Video is Never Manipulated from

Source (No Encode/Decode Needed)

• Quality Video is Achieved at Lower

Bandwidths with Self-Contained Images

• Client Requires Minimum Processing

Power to View Multiple (e.g. 16) Streams

CONCLUSION:

Good for Security (e.g. Airport) where

Video Clarity, Integrity and Reliability

are EXTREMELY CRITICAL

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Enterprise Client Software (1 of 6)

Application

• ZView Software

• Windows 2000/XP-based Enterprise Client Software

• Alternative to Using Your Web Browser Only

Software License

• JVC Includes Unlimited User License for ZView Application with Each

VR-N100U

Usage

• Powerful Enterprise Management Tool

• Applicable for All Level of Users (Viewers, Operators, Administrators)

• Virtualization of All VR-N100U and Cameras From a Single Interface

• Supports Automatic Bridging of Subnets

• TAB Display Options are Fully Configurable to Better Match User Type

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