Embedded DVRs do not use a Windows® operating system. In fact, there is no software at all on the hard drive. All functions are contained (embedded) on software encoded computer chips. View in real time. Easy setup. The Embedded series Digital Video Recorders (DVR) operate just like a VCR. However, they have many features that make them more powerful and easier to use than even the most advanced VCR.
This DVR converts analog video (NTSC or PAL) to digital images, and records them on a hard disk drive. Using a disk drive allows users to access recorded video almost instantaneously without having to rewind or fast forward tape. There is no need to adjust tracking. You can freeze frames and forward or rewind without image streaking or tearing. Digital video can be indexed by time/date or events, and users can instantly view video after selecting the time/date or event.
All features can be controlled from the front panel or from any computer. The rear panel provides convenient connection for video and audio input/output.
Features: Industrial durability shock resistance & stability, Records 240fps on all 16 channels simultaneously in high resolution (720x240), 15v power, New H.264 compression allows longer record time in same amount of space, USB backup, multi-lingual, playback and operate network, all DVR functions controllable through remote access, DVD rewrite drive for burning record video to DVD, Easy to retrieve video, time and alarm information, easy to restore and power on in case of power failure, up to 16 wired cameras, includes mouse and remote control. 2 year warranty.
Specifications: Video input = 16ch composite BNC, Video output = Composite BNC, VGA output, Audio input = 2 ch RCA, Audio output = 2 ch RCA, Alarm input = 8ch, 3 Alarm outputs, LAN Connector = RJ45, PTZ Control = RS485, 240 Frames Per Second, Hard Drive = 500GB, Dimensions 17” (L) x 15” (D) x 3.5” (H)
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