The MSGV-Control Center software is an integrated security management system that provides a handy tool to maintain central monitoring station operation. MSGV-Control Center introduces a comprehensive solution that provides center operators with time efficiency to control networked MSGV-Systems and I/O devices. With MSGV-Control Center, multiple MSGV-Systems and I/O devices within a DVR server farm can be managed and maintained efficiently to enhance their monitoring performance and ensure smooth operation.
Remote DVR Configuration: Full control of local DVR settings
- Important for large GV-Center V2 server farm: It is difficult to predict the number of requests from multiple GV-Systems to a server
- Suitable for businesses or franchise stores: usually accompanied with a large cluster of networked GV-Systems in use and an enormous amount of surveillance service required
- Streamlines networking processes: no single server will be overwhelmed from MSGV-Systems to MSGV-Center V2 servers
Digital Matrix View: Remotely monitor, record and playback from 256 cameras
- The Matrix View is a single display where videos from a group of maximum 64 cameras will be displayed, e.g. groups of office area cameras, exit cameras, or street cameras. The MSGV-Control Center supports up to 4 Matrix View displays with 256 cameras on four monitors at a time. Depending on various surveillance needs, the center operator can open 4 Matrix View displays simultaneously to view more videos from different DVRs. Each Matrix View supports live monitoring, recording and video playback.
Remote ViewLog: Playback of recorded videos from local MSGV-Systems
- The Remote ViewLog function enables playback of all video archives from different MSGV-Systems. The security administrator can utilize this Remote ViewLog to save video clips for future event retrieval or for video evidence.
I/O Central Panel: Group, manage and remotely configure I/O devices
- The Control Center provides a useful I/O Central Panel for the security administrator to remotely manage all I/O devices connected with MSGV-Systems. Administrators can group function-related I/O devices together for ease of control, e.g. groups of IR sensors, alarms, or fire exits. In case of building fire, for example, the Control Center can trigger all alarms on the networked GV-Systems and force opening all the fire exits or water spray systems at the same time.