How much storage do I need?
Storage is dependent on JPEG frame size, and there are two main factors that affect this: compression level and the type of scene that the camera is recording. 100 Kbytes-per-frame can be used as a conservative rule of thumb, but it is recommended to test images from the installation site for proper planning.
Will this camera work on my existing DVR?
IPIX cameras work with a broad range of Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) and Network Video Records (NVRs). Please visit the IPIX website at www.ipix.com for a list of vendor-partners that support IPIX immersive technology.
Where are the images stored?
A small number of images can be cached on the camera. Images typically are stored on a DVR.
How many frames-per-second (FPS) can I record?
That depends on the DVR/NVR solution that is used as well as network and server speeds.
Can the camera be used for more than surveillance?
Yes. For example, IPIX cameras are used for machine vision, marketing, and training applications.
Can I use my own servers to record this camera?
Yes, but it will require some IT work.
Do IPIX video cameras support privacy protection?
Yes, IPIX cameras support privacy zones, also referred to as video blanking. Blanking is done on the camera.
Can IPIX video cameras be configured to trigger sirens, door locks, and other externally controlled devices?
Yes, IPIX cameras have contact closures that can be used for controlling external devices.
Can IPIX video cameras detect motion?
Yes, IPIX cameras have built-in motion detection algorithms.
Can IPIX video cameras track objects?
No, IPIX cameras do not have this capability, but can be used with 3rd party analytics applications that provide this function.
Support
Does IPIX offer technical training for its line of video cameras?
Yes, IPIX has training seminars for all aspects of the product line.
Purchasing IPIX
Are IPIX video cameras on a GSA approved list?
Yes, IPIX is listed on GTSI’s Communities contract.