D-Vision example screenshots

 Main window

The main window of D-Vision is a powerful programmable monitor. It is able to visualize all the cameras simultaneously in real time, or pull up the single camera you want. You can also set it to scan camera views and hear synchronized audio just by clicking on each camera.
Thanks to its powerful networking functions you can view images from different PCs with a remote connection on the same screen, and create a number of ready page lay-outs you can use to control various sites of any size and located at any distance.
There is no other monitor or video matrix-based CCTV system which delivers such powerful, flexible control. Under the cameras, recalling the familiar layout of a digital video recorder, is the information display and the commands and programming buttons. On the right of the screen there is a control panel you can activate to control the network of remote PCs connected, the input and output cards and any Speed-Dome cameras in the system.
This screenshot shows the main window of D-VisionXP with 16 video inputs installed in the PC.
 

 16 independent cameras – Motion detection – alarm triggers

The following shot shows the working area for a system comprised of one card with 4 inputs. The cameras are not activated at the moment and the basic configuration is being set up. For each camera you can decide whether to record video and audio and whether to visualize the camera views on the screen. Each camera has its own set of controls for image adjustment and individual settings for the action to be taken in the event of an alarm triggered by the sophisticated motion detection system. There are different settings to detect false alarms generated by accidental changes in the image or variations in the level of light.

 Recording onto hard disk  

D-Vision has a great, virtually unlimited recording capacity. It is very simple to search for the images you are interested in using the excellent file management system. You can search for a certain period of time or an alarm event. The files are viewed on a handy reader (DV-Player) which displays all the information you set, such as date, time, camera etc.
Thanks to the exclusive fast-preview system you can move the upper bar along and view a recording of 1 or 2 hours in the space of a few seconds.
DV Player is a small file which does not need to be installed and can be supplied together with the images, in order to view recordings on a PC where D-Vision is not installed. It is also able to convert the ultra-compressed VGZ files produced by D-Vision into normal AVI files which can be viewed on any player.

 

 External inputs/outputs – Controls for Speed Dome cameras

Using the VG-IO card (4 inputs and 4 relay outputs) D-Vision can interface with external devices. In this way the motion detection function can activate sirens, lighting etc, while sensors and other external controls can activate D-Vision recording and trigger alarm actions.
D-Vision can also be used to control Speed-Dome cameras. Both the I/O and cameras can be controlled from a remote PC. This image shows the control panel on the right ready to control a speed dome camera, while the images above show it being used to control the relay outputs and remote PCs.
 

 You can download the complete version of D-Vision software in the download area  

Please note: The software is fully functioning but without the card you will not be able to view images and a number of functions cannot be accessed.