CAMERA INTEGRATION

Build from the system you already have.

An existing CCTV installation can be a useful starting point. Compatibility needs more than a brand name: the exact model, firmware, stream options and intended analytics all influence what can be integrated.

FROM VIEW TO VALUE
Camera integration
01 · Assess02 · Evaluate03 · Review

Illustrated workflow · configuration varies by site

01 · PROJECT PLANNING

Inventory before replacing

Collect camera and recorder model numbers, approximate camera count and the views you want to use. Analogue cameras may be accessible through a suitable recorder or encoder. Identify limitations individually before deciding which equipment needs changing.

02 · PROJECT PLANNING

Check access and image suitability

Review authorized stream access, codecs, resolution, frame rate and network capacity. A stream that opens successfully still needs enough visual detail for the intended task. Plate capture and wide-area people detection may require different camera views.

03 · PROJECT PLANNING

Define deployment and handover

Agree processing hardware, software licensing, secure access, recording retention, operator training and support arrangements in writing. Document configuration and recovery steps so the system can be maintained after installation.

A common question

Does “ONVIF compatible” mean everything will work?+

Verify the exact product and relevant profile in ONVIF’s official conformance database. Integration still needs checking against the intended device, client and feature set.

LET’S BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION

Let’s start with your camera view.

Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll help you work out what your cameras can support.

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