NVR Selector Surveillance Station Spec

Surveillance Station

Live View

  • Up to 49 channels @ D1 live view display
  • Up to 36 channels @ 720p live view display
  • Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) & digital zoom support
  • E-Map & Snapshot support
  • Video quality settings including image quality, resolution, and FPS
  • Camera patrol can be triggered by schedule, motion detection, or I/O alarm
  • Intelligence video analysis including virtual fence, tally counter, no-idle zone, motion detection, missing object, foreign object, camera occlusion, and focus lost

Recording

  • Manual, continuous, motion detection, I/O alarm, and scheduled recording
  • Export/mount recordings support
  • Configurable pre-recording & post-recording time
  • Recording formats: AVI, MP4

Playback Recordings

  • Up to 4 channel synchronous and asynchronous playback
  • Support pause, stop, previous recording, next recording, fast forward, slow motion, and digital zoom in/out
  • Snapshot support
  • Divide a recording into four equal-length sessions and playback them concurrently
  • Intelligence video analysis including virtual fence, tally counter, no-idle zone, motion detection, missing object, foreign object, camera occlusion, and focus lost
  • Image enhancements including brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpness
  • Embedded watermark for evidence integrity

Management

  • Support up to 70 cameras on a single NVR, please refer to NVR selector on the Synology website
  • Support admin/spectator user privileges
  • Rotate recorded videos by archived days or storage size
  • Event notification supports SMS, E-mail, MSN, Skype, and mobile phones
  • Notifications can be filtered by camera, event type, and schedule
  • Recordings can be backed up to an external storage or remote server
  • HTTPS secured connection
  • System log
  • Built-in NTP server
  • Tunnel supports MPEG4, H264 via RTSP over HTTP
  • Support for 20 different languages: Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese Brazil, Portuguese European, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

CMS (Central Management System)

  • Design for large-scale and high level enterprise surveillance projects up to 1000 cameras
  • View the live view/recordings from multiple Synology NVR on a single portal
  • Logs from recording servers are centralized on the CMS host
  • Camera licenses on all recording servers are centralized on the CMS host

Mobile Support

  • Available on all Android/iOS devices
  • Support remote live view/playback/snapshot

Cameras Support

  • Video codec: MJPEG, MPEG-4, MxPEG and H.264
  • Audio codec: PCM, AAC, AMR, G.711, G.726
  • Fisheye camera ceiling mount support
  • ONVIF™ 1.01, 1.02, Profile S certified
  • Support over 50 brands, see here for the complete camera support list.

Minimum Recommended PC Client Requirements

  • CPU: Core i5
  • RAM: 2GB
  • Operating System: Windows XP, Mac OS X (up to 10.5), Linux
  • Browsers: Chrome, Firefox, IE 8.0, Safari 5.1 32bit
  • Network interface: Gigabit x1

Recording is not just playback of past events on Surveillance Station. It’s intelligent. There are five modes of recording in which it’ll start by itself when something is triggered. Recording can also be run automatically by setting up a schedule. All your recordings can be “recycled” to make more space for new ones.

Manual

In Live View, you can click the record button located on control panel to start a recording session. You can manually stop the recording by clicking it. The recording will also stop when it reaches a limit on your storage space. Manual recording is agile as it’s completely controlled by you.



Continuous

Continuous recording overruns any pre-set event trigger or system settings. The recording continues non-stop until it meets the end of its schedule session, or when the storage space is insufficient. If you are faced with mission-critical occasions, continuous recording is a great way to make sure that nothing will be missed.



Motion Detection

Motion Detection is triggered when movement is detected. You can customize a detection area and adjust attributes like detection sensitivity, threshold, object size and trigger percentage to help you pin down the target more precisely. Even if your IP camera doesn’t support motion detection, you can still use this feature which is powered by Surveillance Station.



Alarm

Alarm recording is similar to motion detection recording, as both are triggered by an event. It works when there’s electric current going into the IP camera. In practice, the electric current might come from a device attached to your front door, and when the door is opened, the device will signal the current to the camera, which in turn triggers recording.



Alarm with Motion Detection

This type of recording combines both alarm and motion detection recording, and is designed to reduce false alarms. Since alarm and motion detection use different ways to trigger recording, normally they will be deployed in different locations to cover any blind spot. The timing to which the recording is triggered is dependent on which mode detects action first.



Schedule & Archive

Surveillance Station allows you to create a 24/7 recording schedule. You can also customize with different types of recording modes for different times of a week. For example, you can set motion detection from 6 to 12, and continuous recording all the way until the next morning. There’s also the Archive Rotation system to keep your space available for newer events.

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