IP CAMERA INSTALLATION SOLUTION

1. Overview of IP Camera Solution

With the rapid development of information technology, most traditional applications are gradually being digitized and integrated into a common network with IP and Web platforms. The built-in IP with Web support allows information gathering, processing, storage and distribution to be easier than ever.

 

 

And now image monitoring from the cameras has also been integrated into the network infrastructure. Network integration enables monitoring capabilities to be deployed extensively through the LAN, Intranet, or Internet infrastructure. It also eliminates the concept of distance between the supervisor and the object being monitored. With just one network connection, the supervisor can be anywhere and the supervised object can be anywhere. Integrated network surveillance systems are collectively referred to as IP cameras.

The difference between the IP Camera system and the traditional CCTV surveillance system is described in the following table:

 

IP Camera System

System (CCTV)

System Description

 
Access

The system allows open and closed management with access. Connection support for remote monitoring.

It is a closed system and support for remote access is very limited.

Simple to use

Can manage and display images on any computer in the network through the normal Web browser.

Store images directly on your hard drive and conveniently search and backup your data without fear of image quality deteriorating.

Images can be stored on one or more computers in the network and the system supports remote archiving

Difficult to establish remote management tasks.

Images are stored on magnetic tape, hard to preserve and the resulting image quality will deteriorate over time.

Analog recording devices should be located near the camera and not move.

Image quality

Picture quality will not be compromised on the line and stored. Images are digitized using Motion-JPEG and Mpeg-4 technology and can be stored in the form of pictures or clips.

The resolution of the image is low and the picture quality will be lost when the distance is too far. The analogue storage devices are not very long and perishable over time.

System requirements

All signals needed are transmitted through the network and are built into each camera. With a simple network connection, you can manage, display, and control the camera from any computer in the network.

The cameras are connected to a multiplexer and then to analogue storage and CRT monitors.

installation

Just connect to the nearest network node and get an IP address

The coaxial cable system must be connected directly from all cameras to the multiplexer.

Cable signal transmission

 

 

Just connect via standard UTP cable. Can transfer images from many cameras at the same time.

 

 

A coaxial cable can only transmit a signal from one camera and at a time, if two signals are needed, two cables are needed.

Extend the system

Adding one or more cameras to your system is simple and unrestricted.

It will be very difficult to install more cameras for CCTV systems, so there will be many problems arising in the signal and the limitation of equipment in the system.

Cost

Take advantage of existing network infrastructure without the need for additional video systems for the camera.

The number of devices used in the system is very small so it is easier to manage and maintain.

The network can support unlimited number of cameras and no need to add another device.

The video infrastructure for CCTV should be built in parallel with the existing network.

A lot of equipment must be used in the system so the cost of maintenance will be increased.

The number of cameras will depend on the configuration of the attached devices, as the number of attached devices will increase.

Older surveillance systems depend on older cameras installed in different locations to ensure the functionality of the system. This old type of monitoring system needs to be maintained by a number of technicians and these must go directly to each point when it is necessary to review or repair the fault. IP Camera can effectively reduce labor costs, and at the same time, the ability to monitor production equipment and assets in a flexible, feasible and reliable way.

Features of IP Surveillance System

IP Cameras provide a perfect solution for remote security monitoring, asset protection or live live events taking place over existing computer networks or over the Internet.

A digital video network can transmit video without the physical infrastructure of video. It uses standard IP networks, like local area networks or the Internet to transmit information