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Bosch’s Divar Integrated With App Vision Management

AppVision can now completely manage CCTV cameras within the same software application that controls all other elements of building security and management. This provides additional features for installers and end users: • CCTV cameras can be linked to other types of equipment, such as an intrusion detector. The moment that the detector is triggered, AppVision […]

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    AppVision can now completely manage CCTV cameras within the
    same software application that controls all other elements of building
    security and management. This provides additional features for
    installers and end users: • CCTV cameras can be linked to
    other types of equipment, such as an intrusion detector. The moment
    that the detector is triggered, AppVision will automatically take
    control of the relevant CCTV camera, which will be panned and zoomed to
    the required position so as to video what is taking place. •
    Command and control of CCTV cameras via the PC screen graphic user
    interface. Users can choose which parts of the building they want to
    view by clicking on screen. They can change building, floor, room and
    have full freedom to manipulate cameras.• Using data from the Divar’s hard disk, AppVision can pull up recorded events on a monitor via the PC screen interface. •
    Alarm events automatically sent to monitors. AppVision can link alarms
    to CCTV monitors and thus automatically send live images to the main
    surveillance control room monitor when an alarm event is signalled.
    Security personnel will see the event taking place in real time and
    react appropriately.

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