Cascadia Digital video recorder Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 4)

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[0017]

Listed

below

are

the

short

comings

of

the

current

solutions

listed

above.

[0018]

Solution

1:

This

method

is

very

labor

inten

sive,

resource

intensive

and

cost

prohibitive.

[0019]

Solution

2:

This

method

is

very

labor

inten

sive,

resource

intensive

and

cost

prohibitive.

[0020]

Solution

3:

This

method

limits

the

number

of

alarm

conditions

and

cannot

ensure

the

central

sta

tion

Will

receive

the

video

When

there

is

an

alarm

condition

if

they

are

onitoring

more

than

one

account.

[0021]

Solution

4:

This

method

limits

the

number

of

alarm

conditions

and

cannot

ensure

the

central

sta

tion

Will

receive

the

video

When

there

is

an

alarm

condition

if

they

are

onitoring

more

than

one

account.

[0022]

Solution

5:

This

method

limits

the

number

of

alarm

conditions

and

cannot

ensure

the

central

sta

tion

Will

receive

the

video

When

there

is

an

alarm

condition

if

they

are

onitoring

more

than

one

account.

[0023]

Solution

6:

This

method

introduces

the

ele

ment

of

human

error

to

connect

to

the

video

device

by

requiring

the

central

station

operator

to

manually

enter

the

necessary

account

information

to

connect

to

the

video

device

and

is

very

labor

intensive,

resource

intensive,

cost

prohibitive

and

creates

a

security

breach.

[0024]

It

is

therefore

an

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0025]

verify

alarms

from

intrusion

detection

sys

tems

using video

devices

at

monitored

locations

[0026]

[0027]

monitor

video

from

an

unlimited

number

of

video

devices,

utilizing

a

variety

of

video

delivery

methods

and

connections

from

a

central

monitoring

location

It

is

therefore

an

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0028]

[0029]

seamlessly

integrate the

process

of

interactive

video

monitoring

With

the

present

process

of

moni

toring

alarm

signals

from

intrusion

detection

systems

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0030]

[0031]

utiliZe

a

data

base

to

store

the

video

device

connection

information

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0032]

[0033] reduce

the

amount

of

time

that

is

required

to

verify

an

alarm

With

a

video

device

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0034]

[0035] reduce

the

human

error

involved

With

the

process of

connecting

to

a

video

device

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0036]

[0037] reduce

the

number

of

false

alarms

for

police,

?re

and

emergency

response

teams

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

Sep.

23,

2004

[0038]

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0039] reduce

the

central

station’s

cost

associated

With

verifying

alarm

signals

using

video

devices

[0040]

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0041] reduce

the

consumer’s

cost

of

having

their

alarm

signals

veri?ed

With

video

devices

[0042]

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0043]

tions

increase

the

services

provided

by

central

sta

[0044]

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

0045

solve

the

roblem

of

ansWerin

,

rioritiZin

,

queuing

and

routing

alarm

conditions

associated

With

monitoring

video

devices

Within

a

central

sta

tion

[0046]

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0047]

have

IVM

operate

Without

having

to

integrate

the

intrusion

detection

device

With

the

video

device

at

the

monitored

location

[0048]

It

is

another

object

of

the

invention

to

. . .

[0049]

alloW

the

central

station

the

choice

of

vieWing

the

video

on

the

same

monitor

they

use

to

monitor

intrusion

detection

devices

or

at

their

option

vieW

it

on

a

separate

monitor

SUMMARY

OF

THE

INVENTION

[0050]

In

accordance

With

the

present

invention,

there

is

provided

a

process

to

monitor

and

verify

alarm

conditions

from

an

unlimited

number

of

video

devices

Within

a

central

station.

This

invention

solves

the

problem

of ansWering,

prioritiZing,

queuing

and

routing

incoming

alarm

signals

by

integrating

the

current

method

of

monitoring

alarm

signals

from

intrusion

detection

systems

With

a

neW

process

for

the

central

station

to

connect

to

a

video

device

(at

the

monitored

location)

When

an

alarm

condition

has

occurred.

The

inven

tion

utiliZes

an

alarm

input

device

connected

to

an

intrusion

detection

system

or

video

device.

When

the

intrusion

or

video

device

detects

an

alarm

condition

the

alarm

signal

is

transmitted

over

the

transmission

medium

to

the

central

station.

The

alarm

signal

is

then

processed

by

the

alarm

processing

device

and/or

the

central

station

softWare.

The

central

station

softWare

places

the

alarm

signal

into a

queue

along

With

the

other

alarm

signals

Which

are

Waiting

for

delivery

to

the

neXt

available

operator.

The

queue

prioritiZes

the

alarm

signals

by

type

(?re,

medical

panic,

hold

up,

burglary,

etc.)

and

event

time.

The

central

station

softWare

selects

the

highest

priority

alarm

signal,

combines

the

alarm

signal

With

the

customer

account

record

(address,

oWner’s

phone

number,

Who

to

call

list,

response

instructions,

local

police

department

phone

number,

local

?re

department

phone

number,

etc.),

and

delivers

the

alarm

condition

With

the

customer

account

record

to

the

neXt

available

operator.

The

central

station

softWare

displays

the

alarm

condition

on

the

operators

alarm

screen,

the

account

information

for

the

video

device

is

forWarded

either

automatically

by

the

soft

Ware

or

manually

by

the

operator

to

establish

a

connection

to

the

video

device.

The

video

from

the

video

device

is

then

displayed

for

the

operator

to

vieW.

BRIEF

DESCRIPTION

OF

THE

DRAWINGS

[0051]

A

complete

understanding

of

the

present

invention

may

be

obtained

by

reference

to

the

accompanying

draW

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