Network Client Remote Management Software. Bid-Spec

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1 Bid-Spec 1.0 Description The v5.0 software accessory shall be a tool for retrieving and viewing live or recorded video images from one or more Intellex Digital Video Management Systems (DVMS). These images shall be transmitted over a TCP/IP wide area network (WAN), local area network (LAN), Internet, or a dial-up modem. The accessory shall be available as a software package to be installed on a high performance desktop computer equipped with integrated central processing unit, keyboard, mouse, monitor and Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Microsoft Windows Vista or Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. The software can operate on common-off-the-shelf PC equipment. The desktop computer shall be purchased separately, according to the specifications in this document. The software accessory shall function as a retrieval device on a network to which one or more Intellex units are connected. The software accessory shall be capable of displaying live video from up to 16 remote locations on one display screen. The software accessory shall be capable of displaying up to 64 cameras when additional live views are opened. It shall be capable of storing downloaded video segments in a local video database on the user s computer. The software accessory shall also be capable of displaying locally stored video from up to four separate incidents, possibly downloaded from different Intellex units, on one screen. The software accessory shall be capable of downloading and storing multicamera video from an Intellex unit database in one video incident in the local video database. The software shall provide status information on Intellex units connected to the network. It shall provide for viewing live video and retrieval of alarm lists, userselected video segments, image playback, image enhancement, audio and text playback, and search by text string. The software accessory shall enable full-screen viewing for live video. It shall also provide a toggle button for switching between multi-pane and single-pane video viewing. Intellex shall provide video analysis tools to schedule cameras to record and specify search criteria based on type of motion (size, speed, direction and exception). The software accessory shall allow the operator to export selected saved video clips of downloaded video. These clips shall be available in proprietary or.avi format. Operator shall be permitted to move a video clip to another location, for example, the clip. The software accessory shall provide camera grouping for viewing the video of one or more Intellex units for easy relocation on screen. Live or recorded video shall be viewable simultaneously from multiple cameras on one or more remote units. Saved downloaded video shall be accessible for playback from one or more cameras with audio and text information A0 1 of 10

2 The software accessory shall enable the operator to schedule recording of camera video. It shall allow remote configuration of cameras, security, archiving, recording mode, alarms, display modes, audio, text, and camera record frame rate. The software accessory shall provide for storing and managing downloaded video in a Windows Explorer-like component sorted within categories. It shall also provide for master timekeeping for Intellex units and computers on the network and allow secure access to the Intellex setup menu for system configuration changes. The software accessory shall provide for control of one or more dome cameras via an optional manufacturer-specific camera control device connected to a remote Intellex unit. The software accessory shall provide a network bandwidth limiter, or throttle, that enables an authorized user to adjust the maximum bandwidth used to download and view live video. Based on the bandwidth throttle, the Intellex shall adjust the speed and amount of information transferred over the network. The software accessory shall enable the user to set the bandwidth throttle anywhere from 10 Kbps to 10 Mbps. The software accessory shall receive alarm notification and log all alarm events, including those in progress. Video retrieval of events via the event log shall be available. Remote alarm generation shall be available to mark events of interest. The remote work station is able to receive alarm notification whether or not the software accessory is running. The software accessory shall log and display activity occurring on the Intellex unit for specified time periods. When viewed, the log shall indicate user activity on the Intellex unit, including logons and exits, who changed a camera name, recording schedule or recording rate, and who exported to a storage device. 2.0 Performance Specifications Prior to Intellex 4.2, Intellex supported a maximum of 10 client connections. In Intellex 4.2 and above, this limit has been increased to support up to 20 client connection The shall optionally operate like a virtual matrix with CCTV keyboardbased camera control and an expanded capacity to view video simultaneously from multiple cameras. The shall have the ability to view live video from up to 64 cameras simultaneously and send and receive alarm notifications. The shall optionally have the functionality of a virtual matrix using the CCTV keyboard-based control option. The shall have the ability to consolidate all cameras and domes in one pseudo-numbering group with a single consecutive numbering system. The shall have the ability to simulate a wall of monitors on a single screen. shall be able to play, fast forward, rewind directly from video recorded into an Intellex s database as well as jump to any point in time. The software accessory shall consist of a DVD containing the software application and product documentation. Printer output may optionally be available through a parallel port on the rear panel of the computer. The software accessory shall be configured so that the on-screen information may be displayed in a local language. This language shall be defined during installation A0 2 of 10

3 The software shall be available on common-off-the-shelf PC equipment, meeting minimum specifications. Data entered by an operator, such as a folder name, shall be displayed in the language used for entering the data. Messages generated by the software device shall appear in a local language. The software device shall support a local date format configured in the Windows operating system. The main screen shall contain the controls and indicators for normal operation as well as access to all other system functions. Program menus shall provide access to functions such as database, category and incident management, display of video information, display of toolbar and status bar, alarm and video retrieval, refresh instruments, instrument status, instrument setup, bandwidth configuration, live video display, time synchronization, display configuration, remote instruments, communication ports, live camera defaults, image enhancement, status retrieval, video search criteria, export of video images and on-line help. A toolbar shall provide easy-to-use point and select icons that access commonly used functions for both live video and playback video displays. Saved incidents and incident categories shall be visible in a directory tree on the left side of the main display. Pop-up menus for administering these incidents and categories shall be accessible using the right mouse button. Selecting an incident from a category shall enable the playback screen, functions and toolbar. User annotations to incidents shall be visible and editable in a pane accessed with a left mouse click to the notes tab when the incident is selected. A popup menu for editing annotations shall be accessible using the right mouse button. Intellex instruments and attached cameras that are active on the network shall be visible in a directory tree on the left-hand side of the display Pop-up menus. Administering these instruments and their cameras shall be accessible using the right mouse button. Selecting an instrument shall enable the Status Option, Unit Setup Option, Live Display Option and other related options, displaying the instruments properties and enabling the live functions and toolbar. The software accessory shall provide menu features to manage and maintain the database of stored incidents other than those stored on the Intellex instruments. A menu feature shall provide for creating, renaming and deleting databases. A menu feature shall provide for creating, renaming, deleting and moving incidents within the database. A menu feature shall provide for moving, deleting, renaming and exporting incidents. A menu feature shall provide for exiting the program A0 3 of 10

4 The software accessory shall provide menu features that allow the user to display or hide screen items. A menu feature shall display or hide the toolbar. A menu feature shall display or hide the status bar. A menu feature shall display or hide Overlay Video Information for currently displayed live or recorded video. The software accessory shall provide menu features to activate functions of the device. A menu feature shall provide for retrieving alarms by instrument, cameras, time and date. A menu feature shall provide for retrieving video by instrument, camera, time and date with or without text and/or audio information. A menu feature shall provide for refreshing communications to those remote instruments listed in the remote instruments setup list. A menu feature shall provide for retrieving an instrument status when an instrument is selected. A menu feature shall provide for displaying of live video when an instrument is selected. A menu feature shall provide for the concatenation of individual single camera incidents into a combined incident, subject to having the correct license, in version 4.2 or higher The software accessory shall provide menu features to configure the device. A menu feature shall provide a complete list of settings and functions for each Intellex that can be remotely configured based on each remote user s access PIN. Functions include schedule setup, motion detection filter setup, images per second (ips), resolution setup, gain control setup, camera name and setup, storage, archive schedule, alarm setup, and frame rate control. A menu feature shall provide for automatic frame rate selection or per camera frame rate selection. Auto rate mode shall enable all cameras to receive equal amounts of the total record rate capacity. Per camera frame rate mode shall allow the user to select the rate for each connected camera, with no individual camera able to record faster than 30 ips. A menu feature shall provide for master timekeeping for all Intellex instruments and associated software devices on the network. If any messages are returned, they shall be displayed. A menu feature shall allow the operator to set the display configuration. A menu feature shall allow the operator to access the remote instruments setup list, where instruments can be added, deleted and edited by their name, IP address, communication ports and type. A menu feature shall provide for editing the device communication port. A menu feature shall provide for setting the default live camera settings, by image quality and motion sensitivity A0 4 of 10

5 A menu feature shall provide for enabling or disabling a specific bandwidth throttle. The throttle shall determine the amount of information that can be downloaded and the download speed. This password-protected feature shall permit the user to enable a specific throttle in Kbps or Mbps. The bandwidth throttle value shall allow values in the range of 10 Kbps to 10 Mbps. The software accessory shall provide menu features for information about the program. A menu feature shall provide access to help topics, which define the functions and operation of the program. A menu feature shall provide access to the version of the program. The software accessory shall communicate with Intellex and associated software devices over a wide area, local area or dialup TCP/IP network, or using the Internet, if there is an ISP. The software accessory shall have the ability to connect with any, or all Intellex units connected to the network on demand. A status bar shall indicate the number of Intellex instruments that are available to the accessory over the network. The user shall be able to access the status, setup and video of any Intellex unit on the network, depending upon security setup and access permissions. The user shall be able to list the Intellex instruments and define the communication parameters, including instrument name IP address, and communication ports. The accessory shall provide an automatic daily timekeeping function to synchronize the time on all Intellex and associated software devices on the network. Retrieving text or audio from Intellex units only available with 3.2 version software installed on each unit. Dome control only available with Intellex version 3.2 software or higher. The software accessory shall provide for remote dome control. The user shall be able to pan, tilt, and zoom the dome remotely. The user shall be able to adjust the focus and iris of the camera remotely. The user shall be able to call preset positions and run set patterns remotely. Remote dome control is only available with Intellex v3.2 software or higher. The software accessory shall provide for retrieval of live video from any Intellex (V2.1L) instrument active on the network. The user shall be able to select the instrument and display live video in a single window or a window divided into 2 2, 3 3 or 4 4 window panes. The live 2 2, 3 3 or 4 4 window panes can display live video from any camera on any instrument that is active and on the network. The user shall be able to name and save different camera window displays via a Configurations pull-down list. Names shall be a minimum of 32 characters long. The software accessory shall be capable of saving up to 32,000 different named display configurations A0 5 of 10

6 Each live window pane shall have a popup menu, available via right mouse click, to access the settings for the pane, including the quality and sensitivity settings. The software accessory shall provide for control of dome camera functions for one or more cameras so equipped connected to a remote Intellex (v 3.2L) instrument active on the network. The user shall be able to control pan/tilt movement, iris open/close, focus near/far, and zoom in/out functions on a dome camera with these features through a transparent control diagram overlay on the live video display of the associated camera. The user shall be able to activate 1 to 96 preset camera positions through a transparent control diagram overlay on the live video display of the associated camera. The user shall be able to activate 1 to 3 pre-programmable scan patterns through a transparent control diagram overlay on the live video display of the associated camera. The user may choose to control pan/tilt direction and speed directly through a mouse navigation cursor. The user may choose to control zoom in/out functions directly through a mouse equipped with a scroll wheel. The software accessory shall provide for downloading video of alarms, 1 channel of audio, and text streams with associated video information from connected Intellex units. The accessory shall display a time estimate before downloading any information. The user shall be able to download a segment at this time, or at a later time or to select a smaller/larger alarm list or video segment(s). The user shall be able to download a list of alarm events from an Intellex unit, based on camera, and date/time search and alarm criteria. A list of events that meet the search criteria shall appear. The user shall be able to select and download one or more video segments from the alarm list. The user shall be able to search for an alarm video segment on an Intellex unit, based on camera, date and time criteria, and the type and nature of the alarm (e.g., motion detection), and then download it. The user shall be able to search for a specific text string based on date/time or alphanumeric characters and then download it. The user shall be able to search for non-alarm video segments on an Intellex unit, based on camera, date and time criteria, and then download a segment or segments. The user shall be able to assign an incident name to the downloaded video segment or segments and create a note for it (up to 1,024 alphanumeric characters, including spaces). The user shall be able to define the location to which incident(s) will be saved. The user shall be able to export the video clip in multiple AVI formats or in ACC format so that it can be transferred to other workstations. The user shall be able to download and save a portion of a video segment or segments A0 6 of 10

7 The software accessory shall provide for reviewing downloaded video segments with or without associated audio or text information. The directory tree shall provide access to saved incidents. When an incident is selected, the first frame of video for that incident or incidents shall be displayed in the image display area to the right of the directory tree. During playback, the user shall be able to control playback direction and speed, and to pause image playback. The user shall also be able to display the incident or incidents in full-screen. The user shall be able to review one video segment or up to 16 synchronized video segments previously downloaded from the same Intellex. (Version 3.20 or higher.) Synchronized video segments shall be those segments that occurred simultaneously and were downloaded in the same operation. Video segments shall be stored together as an incident in the database and played back on a multi-pane screen. The user shall also be able to review up to four asynchronous video segments from one, two, three or four different Intellex units. (Version 3.2 or higher.) Asynchronous video segments shall be those segments that may have occurred in different time frames and may have been downloaded separately. Video segments shall be dropped onto playback screens for viewing from the incident database. The mouse shall control whether video is paused or playing back at a normal rate. A slide bar shall control the direction and speed of the playback. Sliding the bar to the right shall increase forward playback of video. Sliding the bar to the left shall play back video in reverse at varying speeds. The mouse shall allow the operator to go to the incident s first or last frame of video. A button shall allow the operator to toggle the associated audio on or off. The mouse shall allow the operator to control the volume of the associated audio. A button shall allow the operator to toggle the associated text on or off. A button shall expand the image area to fill the display. A button shall access a screen that allows the user to manipulate and enhance a selected frame of video, using a number of image enhancement tools. The user can enhance, sharpen, smooth, lighten or change the contrast on the image. Then the image can be saved to a separate file or a floppy disk and/or printed. The software accessory shall maintain the integrity of the original data and video on the Intellex unit. The software accessory shall be American Dynamics Remote Management Software or equivalent A0 7 of 10

8 Quick-Spec v5.0 Model Numbers (): ADDSNC50 ADDSNC50UL ADDSNCVMK ADDSNCVMKUL ADDSNCICB ADDSNCICBUL ADDSNCSI ADDSNCSIUL ADDSNCSIVMK ADDSNCSIVMKUL ADACKBPC2000 ADACKBPCMPCC v5.0, management/config/viewing SW, single license v5.0, management/config/viewing SW, corporate license Virtual Matrix/Keyboard and MegaPower matrix switcher integration, single license Virtual Matrix/Keyboard and MegaPower matrix switcher integration, corporate license, Incident Clip Builder feature, single license, Incident Clip Builder feature, corporate license Snap-In Manager, single license Snap-In Manager, corporate license Snap-In Manager with Virtual Matrix/Keyboard and MegaPower matrix switcher integration, single license Snap-In Manager with Virtual Matrix/Keyboard and MegaPower matrix switcher integration, corporate license Keyboard accessory, keyboard to PC connection kit, for AD2000 series keyboards Keyboard accessory, keyboard to PC connection kit, for MegaPower ControlCenter keyboards 3.0 Recommended Performance Specifications The software accessory must be installed on a desktop computer that preferably meets the following recommended requirements: Windows XP/Vista Intellex requirements... v3.2 or higher; to take advantage of new features; Network v4.1 requires Intellex v4.1 or higher Computer:... 1 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or Celeron processor or equivalent processor that supports streaming SIMD extensions (SSE) Operating System:... Microsoft Windows XP Home Microsoft Windows XP Professional Microsoft Vista RAM:... 1 GB for XP 2 GB for Vista Hard Drive: MB for software installation; minimum 10 GB (local or network) for video storage Other Drives:... DVD drive for installation DVD-RW if export to DVD is required Monitor: resolution and capable of displaying at least 32-bit color Video Card:... AGP or PCI Express X8 graphics card with 64MB memory and DirectX 8.0 support A0 8 of 10

9 Software Installation... DVD drive Network Card:... Ethernet 10/100/1000 NIC Miscellaneous:... Mouse or other pointing device 56 K modem (for dial-up access to Intellex) Windows 7 Intellex requirements... v3.2 or higher; to take advantage of new features; Network v4.1 requires Intellex v4.1 or higher Computer: GHz Intel Core i5 750 Operating System:... Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (64 bit) RAM:... 4 GB Hard Drive: MB for software installation; minimum 10 GB (local or network) for video storage Other Drives:... DVD drive for installation DVD-RW if export to DVD is required Monitor: resolution and capable of displaying at least 32-bit color Maximum 2 monitors Video Card: MB Direct X11, Pixel Shaders 2.0 Software Installation... DVD drive Network Card:... Ethernet 10/100/1000 NIC Miscellaneous:... Mouse or other pointing device 56 K modem (for dial-up access to Intellex) Virtual Matrix Recommended Requirements Windows XP/Vista Computer: GHz Dual Core Intel Pentium 4 Processor Operating System:... Microsoft Windows XP Home Microsoft Windows XP Professional Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Vista RAM:... 1 GB DDR2 533 MHz memory Hard Drive: MB for software installation; minimum 10 GB (local or network) for video storage Other Drives:... DVD drive for installation DVD-RW if export to DVD is required Monitor: X 768 resolution capable of displaying 32 bit color Maximum 4 monitors Video Card: MB Direct X11, Pixel Shaders 2.0 (2 cards required) Network Card... Ethernet 10/100/1000 NIC A0 9 of 10

10 Windows 7 Miscellaneous:... Mouse or other pointing device 56 K modem (for dial-up access to Intellex) Computer:... Intel Xenon W3250/Core i7 860 Operating System:... Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (64 bit) RAM:... 4 GB Hard Drive: MB for software installation; minimum 10 GB (local or network) for video storage Other Drives:... DVD drive for installation DVD-RW if export to DVD is required Monitor: X 768 resolution capable of displaying 32 bit color Maximum 4 monitors Video Card: MB Direct X11, Pixel Shaders 2.0 (2 cards required) Network Card... Ethernet 10/100/1000 NIC Miscellaneous:... Mouse or other pointing device 56 K modem (for dial-up access to Intellex) Minimum Network Requirements Ethernet TCP/IP 10/100 Base-T NIC or dial-up modem is recommended. Data throughput across a network is limited by bus speed, network traffic, packet size and Intellex application. Each Intellex unit requires an IP address. Operational Information Remote Access... LAN, WAN, Internet through an ISP or dialup connection Maximum Number of Connections to an Intellex Unit Concurrent Viewing of Live Video: Intellex DV Intellex DV Intellex LT... 5 Intellex Ultra All other connections to Intellex to perform other functions are processed one at a time A0 10 of 10