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Figure 1.2a Setting up an event trigger using a network camera’s user interface.

Event management functionalities can be congured using the network video product’s user

interface or a video management software program. Users can dene the alarms or events by

setting the type of triggers to be used and when. Responses can also be congured (e.g.,

recording to one or multiple sites, whether local and/or o-site for security purposes;

activation of external devices such as alarms, lights and doors; and sending notication

messages to users). For more on video management, see Chapter 11.

> Easy, future-proof integration: Network video products based on open standards can be

easily integrated with computer and Ethernet-based information systems, audio or security

systems and other digital devices, in addition to video management and application

software. For instance, video from a network camera can be integrated into a Point of Sales

system or a building management system. For more on integrated systems, see Chapter 11.

> Scalability and exibility: A network video system can grow with a user’s needs. IP-based

systems provide a means for many network cameras and video encoders, as well as other

types of applications, to share the same wired or wireless network for communicating data;

so any number of network video products can be added to the system without signicant or

costly changes to the network infrastructure. This is not the case with an analog system. In

an analog video system, a dedicated coaxial cable must run directly from each camera to a

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