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IP Surveillance Proposal Guide Version: Beta_0.9 Released date: 20060213
ACTi provides you a series of guides for your project from proposal stage to maintainese stage. They work as below
[IP surveillance Prosposal Guide]: Making proposal to your customer [IP Surveillance Deployment Guide]: Fullfill your project from proposal to practical to
your customer. [Tech Support and TroubleShooting Guide]: Find the root cause of your problem and
solve it. This IP Surveillance Proposal guide is to help you propose to your customer. About the
proposal building is segmented into two parts, “Select Solution Diagram” and “Diagram Customization” In first part, “Select Solution Diagram”, we will introduce basic solution diagram for different applications. You can have the idea about what customer might want in his application and how it looks like? This Proposal guide will include solution proposals with channel 64 and below. For solution proposal will channel more than 64, please contact our sales representative for more information. In Second Part, “Diagram Customization”, it is not possible for the solution diagram to fit exactly what your customer need. Thus, we have to customize the diagram into your customer’s solution diagram, which is your proposal. We will not include everything in this guide. Please refer to
1. [IP Surveillance Deployment Guide] for how to step by step deploy the system 2. [Tech Support and Troubleshooting guide] for how to define the problem, analyze the
problem then solve the problem
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Table of contents: ．Select Solution Diagram .......................................................................................................................4
1-1. School.............................................................................................................................................5 A-1 Key Area.............................................................................................................................................................6 B-1 Management .......................................................................................................................................................6 C-1 Benefits ..............................................................................................................................................................6 D-1 System architecture ............................................................................................................................................7
1-2. Kindergarten ..................................................................................................................................8 A-1 Key Area.............................................................................................................................................................9 B-1 Management .......................................................................................................................................................9 C-1 Monitoring..........................................................................................................................................................9 D-1 Benefits ..............................................................................................................................................................9 E-1 System architecture ..........................................................................................................................................10
2-1. Retail Shop ................................................................................................................................... 11 A-1 Key Area...........................................................................................................................................................12 B-1 Monitoring........................................................................................................................................................12 C-1 Storage..............................................................................................................................................................12 D-1 Benefits ............................................................................................................................................................12 E-1 System architecture ..........................................................................................................................................13
2-2. Chain Retail Shops ......................................................................................................................14 A-1 Key Area...........................................................................................................................................................15 B-1 Monitoring........................................................................................................................................................15 C-1 Storage..............................................................................................................................................................15 D-1 Benefits ............................................................................................................................................................15 F-1 System architecture ..........................................................................................................................................16
3-1. Hotel / Buildings ..........................................................................................................................17 A-1 Key Area...........................................................................................................................................................18 B-1 Management .....................................................................................................................................................18 C-1 Storage..............................................................................................................................................................18 D-1 Benefits ............................................................................................................................................................18 E-1 System architecture ..........................................................................................................................................19
4-1. Transportation..............................................................................................................................20 A-1 Key Area...........................................................................................................................................................21 B-1 - Management...................................................................................................................................................21 C-1 Storage..............................................................................................................................................................21 D-1 Benefits ............................................................................................................................................................21 E-1 System architecture ..........................................................................................................................................22
5-1. Traffic ...........................................................................................................................................23 A-1 Key Area...........................................................................................................................................................24 B-1 Management .....................................................................................................................................................24 A-1 Benefits ............................................................................................................................................................24 F-1 System architecture ..........................................................................................................................................25
．Proposal Customization ......................................................................................................................26 A-1 Understanding the building blocks...................................................................................................................26 B-1 Selecting the devices for each block.................................................................................................................27 C-1 Connect with network ......................................................................................................................................27
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．Select Solution Diagram In this chatper, we listed several solution diagrams categorized by solution type and channel number.
You can refer to these diagram as a basic structure for your solution to your customer.
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1-1. School This solution is schools. Normally, school
CAM: Parking lot
Storage Control room
CAM: Campus
CAM: Classroom Passage, Entrance
CAM: LAB
CAM: Dormitory passage, Entrance
CAM: Remote conference
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A-1 Key Area The key area is subject to each retail shop’s arrangement. - Parking lots
Monitor to know the car entrance and exit records and to prevent the theft at the parking lots.
- Campus Monitor to prevent any illegal activity or accidents happening on the campus..
- Classroom passage, entrance Monitor to know the entrance and exit of people..
- LAB Monitor to prevent accidents happening in the LAB.
- Remote conference
Use the video to do video conference with remote assistance by other technician or profession.
- Dormitory Monitor to know the entrance and exit of people in the dormitory.
B-1 Management - Central control room
Guard administrator at central site can monitor what’s going in each shop and response On duty staff can know what is going on inside and around the shop.
C-1 Benefits - Cost-efficient
IP surveillance system is proven to be cost effective.
- Future proof IP surveillance is easy to expand and adapt to the future system.
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D-1 System architecture - A 64CH school architecture
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1-2. Kindergarten This solution is schools. Normally, school
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A-1 Key Area The key area is subject to each kindergarten’s arrangement. - Playground
Monitor to prevent accidents on the playground.
- Activity Monitor to prevent accidents on the activity room.
- Classroom Monitor to prevent abuse or anything that might harm the children. .
B-1 Management - Central control room
Guard administrator at central site can monitor what’s going on in the kindergarten to prevent any accidents..
C-1 Monitoring - Parents at home
Parents can check the live images to see if their children are being taken good care of. Parents can even use this way to join children’s activity if he can’t make it there.
D-1 Benefits - Cost-efficient
IP surveillance system is proven to be cost effective.
- Future proof IP surveillance is easy to expand and adapt to the future system.
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E-1 System architecture - A 16CH Kindergarten System architecture
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2-1. Retail Shop This solution is for retails shops such as 7-11, Watsons and Body shops.
Key Area: Customer
Key Area: Storage Entrance
Key Area: POS or Cashier
Key Area: Shop Entrance
Key Area: Street
Key Area: Customer
Management Multi-channel viewing
Storage
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A-1 Key Area - Entrance
Monitor any person who enter and leave the shop.
- Customer Monitor the customer to prevent any theft or accidents. You can also use that to study customer’s buying behavior for you to improve the shop arrangement.
- Point of Sales Monitor the activity around the cashier to prevent selling arguments and prevent the stuff from stealing the money in the cashier or even integrated into POS solutions.
- Storage Entrance Monitor to prevent anyone from stealing goods stored inside the storage room.
- Street Monitor what’s going on the street.
B-1 Monitoring - Near the Cashier
On duty staff can know what is going on inside and around the shop.
C-1 Storage - Administrator room
Images are stored in the administrator room. Whenever there’s an event, storekeeper can playback images and even print out images for event handling.
D-1 Benefits - Cost-efficient
IP surveillance system is proven to be cost effective.
- Future proof IP surveillance is easy to expand and adapt to the future system.
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E-1 System architecture - A system architecture of 16CH shop solution
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2-2. Chain Retail Shops This solution is for retails shops such as 7-11, Watsons and Body shops. If you have multiple shops then you can use the IP surveillance to central manage each site.
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A-1 Key Area The key area is subject to each retail shop’s arrangement. - Entrance
Monitor any person who enter and leave the shop.
- Customer Monitor the customer to prevent any theft or accidents. You can also use that to study customer’s buying behavior for you to improve the shop arrangement.
- Point of Sales Monitor the activity around the cashier to prevent selling arguments and prevent the stuff from stealing the money in the cashier or even integrated into POS solutions.
- Storage Entrance Monitor to prevent anyone from stealing goods stored inside the storage room.
- Street Monitor what’s going on the street.
B-1 Monitoring - Near the Cashier
On duty staff can know what is going on inside and around the shop.
- Central site control room Guard administrator at central site can monitor what’s going in each shop and response On duty staff can know what is going on inside and around the shop.
C-1 Storage - Administrator room
Images are stored in the administrator room. Whenever there’s an event, storekeeper can playback images and even print out images for event handling.
- Central site control room
Images stored in the central control room and Images stored in the administrator room at each retail shop can work as mutual backup for each other.
D-1 Benefits - Cost-efficient
IP surveillance system is proven to be cost effective.
- Future proof IP surveillance is easy to expand and adapt to the future system.
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F-1 System architecture - A system architecture of 4 four 16CH shops managed by a central shop
Images are stored in the administrator room. Whenever there’s an event, storekeeper can playback images and even print out images for event handling.
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3-1. Hotel / Buildings This solution is for buildings such as hotel, apartment or office buildings.
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A-1 Key Area The key area is subject to each retail hotel / building’s arrangement. - Lobby
Monitor any person who enter and leave the shop.
- Elevator Monitor activity in the elevator.
- Passage Monitor the entrance and exit of people at the passage. .
- Car Entrance Monitor to know the car’s entrance and exit record.
- Streets Monitor what’s going on the street.
B-1 Management - Central control room
Guard administrator at central site can monitor what’s going in each shop and response On duty staff can know what is going on inside and around the shop.
C-1 Storage - Central control room
Images are stored in the administrator room. Whenever there’s an event, storekeeper can playback images and even print out images for event handling.
D-1 Benefits - Cost-efficient
IP surveillance system is proven to be cost effective.
- Future proof IP surveillance is easy to expand and adapt to the future system.
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E-1 System architecture - A 64CH building system architecture
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4-1. Transportation This solution is for buildings such as hotel, apartment or office buildings.
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A-1 Key Area The key area is subject to each retail shop’s arrangement. - Parking lot
Monitor to know the car entrance and exit records and to prevent the theft at the parking lots
- Surroundings
Monitor to know what’s going on around.
- Lobby Monitor the activity happening on the lobby including the check-in and check-out of customers..
- Passage Monitor to know the entrance and exit of people..
- Check Monitor to know what’s going on at the check
- Platform Monitor to know the activity during departure and arrival to prevent accidents.
- Baggage claim Monitor to prevent any theft or mistaken baggage event.
B-1 - Management - Central control room
Guard administrator at central site can monitor what’s going in each shop and response On duty staff can know what is going on inside and around the shop.
C-1 Storage - Central control room
Images are stored in the administrator room. Whenever there’s an event, storekeeper can playback images and even print out images for event handling.
D-1 Benefits - Cost-efficient
IP surveillance system is proven to be cost effective.
- Future proof IP surveillance is easy to expand and adapt to the future system.
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E-1 System architecture - A 64CH airport architecture
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5-1. Traffic This solution is for buildings such as hotel, apartment or office buildings.
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A-1 Key Area The key area is subject to each retail shop’s arrangement. - Traffic
Monitor the traffic. - Street
Monitor what’s going on the street. .
B-1 Management - Central control room
Guard administrator at central site can monitor what’s going in each shop and response On duty staff can know what is going on inside and around the shop.
A-1 Benefits - Cost-efficient
IP surveillance system is proven to be cost effective.
- Future proof IP surveillance is easy to expand and adapt to the future system.
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F-1 System architecture - A 16CH traffic architecture
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．Proposal Customization In this chatper, we will help you customize the proposal into your customer’s needs. Previous chapter helps you understand what functions are needed in each application. We will start to build-up the proposal details in this chapter. There are three steps to build up a proposal
A. Understanding the building blocks B. Selecting devices for each building blocks C. Connect with network
A-1 Understanding the building blocks We can divide the IP surveillance system into 3 building blocks. It works as below
- Imaging block
This is where the images are captured. The captured images can be transferred to be recorded or live viewed via network.
- Storage block
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In this block, images are stored without being monitored. Images stored can be playback in the future. Storage device also can send live streaming for Management software to preview.
- Monitoring block This is for monitoring one channel at a time without doing any recording.
- Management block This is for multi-channel monitoring together with recording. You can also manage your system by events, schedule, motion detection. When there’s an event, you can search the recording and playback the recording to event tracking.
B-1 Selecting the devices for each block - Imaging block
In this block, we would recommend you to select IP camera according to your needs. Because the imaging device selection is subject to each application, please refer to the [Product Selection Guide] for a general idea. For detailed selection, please refer to the [IP surveillance deployment guide].
- Storage block
In storage block, please select according to the Storage Capacity. 1~16CH: Streaming Activator (version 1.37.xx and above) 16CH~64CH: NVR (version 1.0 and above) Both software can store images and send to remote device for monitoring and playback.
- Monitoring block For monitoring, you can use Internet Explorer to preview the images anywhere with network connection to the IP surveillance system. Note: The version of the Internet Explorer should comply to the IP camera and video
server’s software requirements.
- Management block In this block, we select the management software by channel capacity. 1~16CH: Streaming Activator (with version 1.37.xx and above) 16~64CH: Streaming Activator (with version 1.40.xx and above)
C-1 Connect with network - Local Area Network or via Internet
If the device can’t be reached by direct network (ex: viewing a camera at USA from Japan), we have to use Internet connection. If the device is all within the same building,
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then we can use Local Area network.
- Direct cable connection or wireless connection When the device can’t be reached by network cabling or is it not economical to
connect via direct network cabling, we can try to use the wireless connection.
．Appendix In this chatper, we will help you customize the proposal into your customer’s needs. Previous chapter helps you understand what functions are needed in each application. We will start to build-up the proposal details in this chapter. There are three steps to build up a proposal
A. 1.36.03.06 (activator roadmap and function comparison), added as appendix—only concerned issue.Selecting devices for each building blocks. As roadmap from Frank.Li and Juber.
B. Add streaming activator (recording function and streaming out engine). C. Add network calculation table, storage calculation, CPU testing as appendix D. Add vertical (such from IMS report)
D-1 Understanding the building blocks We can divide the IP surveillance system into 3 building blocks. It works as below