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IRIS Digital
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IRIS®
Control Suite sets up, monitors the
health of, and provides access to the IRIS Digital Video Systems
(DVS) Servers. Control Suite is comprised of the following applications:
CONFIGURATOR provides
complete on-site or remote setup and programming functions for
the IRIS DVS. SERVICE MANAGER communicates with the DVS
site systems and polls them for health and maintenance issues,
displays the current status of all monitored sites, reports systems
that are online and the operational status of all systems. ACCESS identifies available IRIS
DVS Servers and provides the System Administrator with the ability
to manage user access to the IRIS DVS Servers on an enterprise-wide
level.
SERVICE MANAGER
IRIS Service Manager software communicates with the DVS on-site
systems and polls them for health and maintenance issues. It displays
the current status of all monitored sites, reports systems that
are online and the operational status of all systems.
Service personnel use the system diagnostics reporting to IRIS
Service Manager to maintain and repair the system. With the remote
capability, system diagnostics and software upgrades can be performed
with ease.
For enhanced security, IRIS DVS continually monitors the equipment
and AC power status. All unusual events are logged. Video sources
are monitored to detect loss of signal or total white/black signal
as an indication of equipment failure or restricted viewing range.
Key Features
- Unique to IRIS DVS
– Status data in GUI display, hard copy printout and exportable
text files
– Data-based export files readable by third party database
or spread sheet applications
– Cross vendor file export format allows monitoring of DVS
Servers from multiple vendors at a single location
– Downloadable detailed or summary reports
– Monitors over 100 critical status points with detailed
reports
– User recallable last received status reports
– Software upgradable on-site by site, group or all systems
basis
– Uses groups to organize and manage system sites
– Allows multiple vendors to be monitored on one system
from a single location
– Obtain summary status reports on each site
– Sort system status by groups, erred sites, normal sites
and alphanumerically by any of the displayed fields
– Can be scheduled by third party program or built-in scheduler
– On-demand status polling
- Supports multiple time zones
- Options for service reporting and system
maintenance
– Monitoring and reporting of remote diagnostic functions
– Maintaining and controlling functions via phone line or
network
– Service and service dispatch
- Complete system status and exception reports
for off-line systems
- Management reports on all systems with
status display
- Enterprise-wide monitoring for network
or dial-up systems
- Hardware monitor resets power for recovery
from soft errors or lock ups
- Information reported may be sorted by
exception reporting
– Location ID
– Unit serial number
– Location name
– Last report time
– Number of calls received on modem
– Images captured for each camera
– Number of valid attempts to contact the system
– Number of invalid attempts (non-IRIS Inquiry – attacks)
– Date and time of last modem call
– Current system time
– Video activity for each transaction port
– Number of transactions in reporting time
– Date and time of last transaction
– Number of good and bad images in the reporting period
by camera
– Date and time for last good image
– Date and time for last good picture for camera
– Non-reporting sites (down or inactive)