Programming a Security Monitor with Direct Camera Connections

Written by Matt Golueke | Jan 26, 2017 3:40:00 PM

The ability to view security cameras on a dedicated monitor without taking up or requiring VMS camera licenses is quite appealing both from a budgetary and ease of programming perspective.

In this how-to tutorial video, EIZO walks us through the simple process of programming their family of dedicated-view decoding monitors by using the onboard browser-based user interface.

At ASIS 2016, EIZO introduced the expanded line of DuraVision security, public view, and process management monitors.

Brian Cote sat down to give us an overview of the DuraVision series and also took a moment to show us how simple programming is with the onboard user interface...all without a separate decoder, PC workstation, or VMS licenses!

PC-free Operation
High Performance Decoding Technology
Simple VESA Installation with PC-Less Capability
Efficient Video Management on a Large 46" Screen
Visibility in Dark Areas with Smart Insight
Customizable Event Response to VMS
Optimize Camera Settings
Day and Night Preset Modes
Smooth Image Display
Easily Adjust Settings
ONVIF Camera Support
Sharper Images with Smart Resolution
Excellent Readability
Noise Reduction
Flicker-Free Images
Wide Viewing Angles

Learn more about EIZO DuraVision key features here

This monitor/decoder provides an integrated solution which saves on hardware cost, installation cost, eliminates license fees, and nearly eliminates maintenance costs. It has the ability to decode ONVIF streams from your IP security cameras including 4K UHD and 360 panoramic models.

In this video, Nick Hoyt discusses EIZO's new integrated monitor display and decoder with Brian Cote, Product Manager at EIZO.

Defog Mode

This video shows the unique capability that DuraVision brings when observing scenes which are obsured by fog, snow, and other similar environmental conditions.

Contact our team for solution design or for a demonstration.

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