Differences in versions for different OS🔗
Cameras and devices
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DESCRIPTION |
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Self-sufficient driver packages |
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Self-sufficient driver packages (DevicePack) for ensuring backwards compatibility of IP cameras and devices after updating the server application |
Video analytics
FEATURE |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Recognition of license plates of vehicles travelling at the speeds of up to 270 kmph (or up to 30 kmph for the Parking license). Recognition of license plates of 43 countries. Maintaining a license plate database. Possibility to load license plates into the database from external files. Replication of a remote database allowing to perform recognition even in case of temporary absence of connection with the server where the main database is stored. Creation of license plate groups, including for the purposes of interception and automatic opening of a rising arm barrier. Downloading recognized license plates into external files. Manual and automatic rising arm barrier control. Counting the number of vehicles in parking lots. Counting the time spent by vehicle in the parking lot. |
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Integration
FEATURE |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Integration with Honeywell's Pro-Watch® comprehensive security platform |
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Receiving events from Honeywell's Pro-Watch®, setting response to these events, and viewing the received events in the Events Log of the Eocortex Client application |
Integration with Paxton Net2 systems |
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Receiving Paxton Net2 events, setting up responses to such events as well as viewing the received events in the Events Log of the Eocortex Client application; sending the event that initiates opening of a door from Eocortex to Paxton Net2 |
Integration with Siemens DMS8000 access control and security and fire alarm system |
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Receiving events from Siemens DMS8000, setting response to these events, and viewing the received events in the Events Log of the Eocortex Client application |
Integration with POS terminals |
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Receiving real-time information about cash transactions from POS terminals, displaying this information on the screen, storing it in the archive and using it in automation scenarios and when viewing the archive. Information from POS terminals is received via TCP/IP in the format of ESC/POS® commands |
Eocortex Client application
FEATURE |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Eocortex Client application |
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Eocortex Client is a full-featured application with an intuitive user interface that provides access to all video surveillance features with just a few clicks: live video playback, archive playback, PTZ camera control, viewing system events, using video analytics, setting up the system |
Direct connection to cameras |
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Direct connection to cameras from the operator’s computer |
Connection to cameras through server |
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Connection from the operator’s computer to the servers to which the cameras are bound |
Connection to cameras through proxy server |
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Connection from the operator’s computer to one proxy server that, in its turn, is connected to the servers to which the cameras are bound |
System events log |
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Events Log contains information about all events registered in the system, including starting and stopping server applications, information about connections to cameras, changes of settings, user actions, alarms, video analytics results and other events. To make it easier to find events in the log, it is possible to filter and sort them by various criteria |
Displaying time zones |
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In the application, the camera time can be displayed in two modes:
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Watermarking |
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Displaying the watermark in a camera on-screen cell: both during live view and archive playback. Overlaying the watermark when printing and saving a frame, as well as exporting video in AVI and MP4 format with timestamps |
Decoding on video card of H.264 for displaying |
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Decoding of the H.264 stream for displaying on a video card in order to reduce the CPU load and increase the speed of video stream processing. Video card with DXVI support is required |
Opening cameras in browser |
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Possibility to open HTML pages of the cameras in the browser |
Automatic update of the Eocortex Client application |
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Automatic update of the Eocortex Client application when connecting to the Eocortex server |
P2P connection to server |
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P2P connection to the servers registered in Eocortex Cloud |
Screen and video wall
FEATURE |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Display modes |
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Variety of display modes: both full-screen mode and many screen grids with different number of cells (up to 262). Some screen grids have cells with vertical orientation |
Camera drag-and-dropping |
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Dragging and dropping cameras from one screen grid to another using a mouse or a touch screen |
Digital zoom |
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Zooming in real-time and archived video to the whole cell of a grid or to full screen |
Frame aspect ratio control |
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Choosing various ways of displaying video in a screen grid cell: keeping proportions of the video transmitted by the camera; stretching the image to the cell size; with automatic selection of optimal display mode. In addition to the default mode for all cells, it is possible to set a separate display mode for each cell |
Video stream buffering |
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Increasing the smoothness of the image due to frame buffering |
Screen profiles (Views) |
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Facilitation and acceleration of the video surveillance process is ensured due to the possibility to select the preset screen profiles (views) — screen grids with the preestablished sets of cameras. The views can be set both centrally and locally. The centrally preset views are available from any workplace for any user who has the rights to view the cameras set in the view. The views preset on a remote workplace are only available on the particular PC and only for the user who created them. It is possible to create an unlimited number of views of any type |
Automatic switching of screen profiles |
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Automation of the video surveillance process by means of automatic switching the screen profiles (views) on the display. The sequences of the automatic views switching are set centrally. It is possible to set up an unlimited number of such sequences |
Multiple displays |
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Support for multiple monitors within a single workstation |
Overview monitor |
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Using one of the displays to view in full screen any camera selected on the other display in grid mode |
FEATURE |
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License |
DESCRIPTION |
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ML |
LS |
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Enterprise |
ULTRA |
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Video wall |
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Capability of creating a videowall using the software controller. The videowall can consist of any number of monitors connected to a computer with the Eocortex Client application running |
Archive playback
FEATURE |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Archive playback in a separate cell |
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Playing back the archived videos in a selected screen cell simultaneously with real-time video broadcasting in other cells |
Simultaneous playback of the archives of several cameras |
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Starting simultaneous playback of video from several cameras on the same screen. It is possible to simultaneously play back video from up to 25 cameras |
Playback speed selection |
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Archive playback at different speeds. Options in the single camera playback mode: x 0.1, x 0.5, x 1, x 2, x 5, x 10, x 60, x 120. Options in the simultaneous archive playback mode are: x 0.5, x 1, x 2, x 5, x 10, x 20, x 40, x 60, x 120 |
Frame-by-Frame archive playback |
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Step by step playback by clicking the button. Available only in the simultaneous archive playback mode. Single step size options: frame, 0.1s, 0.5s, 1s, 5s, 10s, 30s |
Viewing archive fragments |
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Fragments of the video archive are displayed and played |
Archive playback tools |
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Availability of various video archive playback control tools: interactive timeline showing the presence of an archive; a calendar showing days for which the archived videos are available; selection of speed (from 0,1x to 120x) and archive playback direction |
Playback of combined archives |
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Automatic switching between playing back the archives stored on server and on camera in cases when the archive is only available on camera |
Archive bookmarks |
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Marking archive fragments with bookmarks. Creating user categories of archive bookmarks. Filtering archive bookmarks using various criteria |
Timeline |
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Viewing of the archive, events, and archive bookmarks on the timeline |
PTZ
FEATURE |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Basic PTZ functions |
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Support of basic PTZ camera features: turning and tilting with adjustable speed of movement, zoom in/out (optical zoom), manual and automatic focusing |
Presets |
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Transition between preset PTZ camera positions |
Automatic patrolling (tours) |
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Creating customized transition sequences (tours) |
AreaZoom |
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Support of AreaZoom feature implemented on some of the cameras: camera positioning and optical zoom of the area selected by the user on the screen using a mouse or touch-based |
Virtual PTZ for panoramic cameras |
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Simulation of PTZ control for panoramic cameras |
Interactive control of PTZ cameras |
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Manual PTZ camera control using a mouse, a touch screen, a keyboard, a game joystick, as well as the specialized PTZ consoles and joysticks |
Virtual PTZ Joystick |
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Pan and tilt control of the camera using virtual joystick displayed on screen allows changing rotation speed and return camera to home position |
Automatic PTZ camera control |
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Control of PTZ cameras according to schedule and upon occurrence of a certain event |
User setup of joystick and PTZ console |
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Assigning joystick axes and user actions to joystick and PTZ console buttons |
Alarms
FEATURE |
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License |
DESCRIPTION |
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ML |
LS |
ST |
Enterprise |
ULTRA |
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Alarms on plans and maps |
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Displaying alarm indication on maps and plans |
Setup and control
FEATURE |
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DESCRIPTION |
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Eocortex Union (Beta) |
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√ |
Eocortex Union is a platform that provides convenient access from the same point to several Eocortex video surveillance systems at the same time. Eocortex Union includes client applications, configuration and system state monitoring tools |
Eocortex Server Info |
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Eocortex Server Info utility is designed for launching and stopping Eocortex Server application, as well as for setting up and performing diagnostics of Eocortex video surveillance system. The utility is launched automatically at the start of the operating system and is displayed in the task bar on the computer where the Eocortex Server is running. The system status and diagnostic notifications are displayed in the utility's window |
Centralized update of all the system's servers |
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Capability to remotely update all the system’s servers from one application; it is also possible to roll back to the previous version remotely |
1The installation package is available only for the specified OS, the connection is available for all supported OS
Security
FEATURE |
OS |
DESCRIPTION |
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Support of Microsoft® Active Directory pass-through authentication |
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Possibility to quickly log into the system using the same Active Directory account that was used to log into the operating system |
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available |
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available at additional cost |
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not available |