Transcript DCS-2230 only - D-Link

Sales Guide
DCS-2210
Full HD PoE Cube Network Camera
DCS-2230
Full HD Wireless N Cube Network Camera
Version 1.0
D-Link HQ, July. 2011
D-Link Confidential 1
Table of Content
 Product Highlight
 Positioning Overview
 Target Market
 Selling Point
 Competition Analysis
 Competition Mapping
 Head Competition
 Sell Against Competition
 Technology Brief
 Product Deployment Guide
Positioning Overview
 Available
 In Development
 In Plan
DCS- 2210 / 2230
1/2.7” CMOS
H.264, MPEG4, MJPEG
Indoor
720P @ 30fps
(Max. 1920x1080 @ 15 fps )
PoE (DCS-2210), 11n (DCS-2230)
two-way audio
MicroSD slot
PIR, Speaker, 5Meter IR, ICR
Prosumer
DCS- 2103 / 2130
DCS-2102 / 2121
¼” CMOS
MPEG4, MJPEG
1.3M @ 10fps (MJPEG)
two-way audio
SD slot
¼” CMOS
H.264 , MPEG4, MJPEG
720P @ 30fps
two-way audio
Wired (DCS-2103), 11n , WPS (DCS-2130)
MicroSD slot
Q1 / 2011
Q2 / 2011
Q3 / 2011
•Q4 / 2011 & 2012~
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Positioning Overview
 Mainstream Full HD H.264 all-in-one cube camera.
 Compact design that suit for all environments.
 Full HD resolution as new industry-standard (aspect ratio: 16:9)
provides a significant advantage over competition with future-proof
advantage.
Full HD
1920x1080
PIR
IR / ICR
DCS-2210/2230
Wireless N
PoE
(DCS-2230)
(DCS-2210)
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Target Market
DCS-2210
DCS-2230
+ Full HD
+ IR
+ H.264
+ ICR
+ 2-way audio
+ PoE ( DCS-2210)
+ DI/DO
+ 802.11N ( DCS-2230)
+ Micro SD
+ WPS ( DCS-2230 )
+ PIR
Retail
Residential
Commercial
Education
• All entrances
• All entrances
• All entrances
• All entrances
• All entrances
• All entrances
• Security zone
• Garden and
backyard
• Lobby
• Outdoor field
• Lobby
• Lobby
• Security zone
• Public corner
• Security zone
• Security zone
• Public corner
• Perimeter
• Public corner
• Public corner
• Warehouse
• Warehouse
• Perimeter
• Perimeter
• Warehouse
• Warehouse
• Public corner
• Warehouse
• Perimeter
• Public corner
• Private garage
• Factory plant
• Loading dock
Healthcare
Government
• City surveillance
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IPv6
Selling Point
1. Triple codec (H.264, MJPEG, MPEG-4) supports all VMS integration.
2. 1/2.7” 2Megapixel progressive CMOS sensor
3. Build-in fixed lens 4.37mm, F2.0
4. 15 FPS of Full HD (1080p, max 12920 x 1080).
4. 30 FPS (Full frame rate) of HD (720p, 1280x720)
5. 5M IR LED / PIR motion sensor
6. ICR for Day & Night
5. ONVIF Compliance.
6. Simultaneous three (3) profiles feed specific stream for each app.
7. Support ePTZ
8. Local Micro SD slot support both SD 1.1 and SDHC 2.0 storage card
9. 2-way audio support
10. DI x 1 / DO x 1
11. Built-in Samba client for NAS
12. Privacy Mask feature
13. Supports multiple access list
14. HTTPS
16. WPS ( DCS-2230 only )
17. 3GPP mobile surveillance
Table of Content
 Product Highlight
 Positioning Overview
 Target Market
 Selling Point
 Competition Analysis
 Competition Mapping
 Head Competition
 Sell Against Competition
 Technology Brief
 Product Deployment Guide
 Video Management
• Full HD
• H.264
• Privacy Mask
• ePTZ
 Network Protocol
• ONVIF
• HTTPS
• WMM (DCS-2230 only )
• Wireless security algorithm ( DCS-2230 only )
• WPS ( DCS-2230 only )
 Local Storage
• Micro SD Card slot
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Video Management
Full HD Resolution
Full HD, the High Definition video is
commonly been adopted as mainstream
video standard from vast video categories,
such as digital TV, computer monitor,
gaming, filmmaking, and also video
surveillance.
• Pixel of Full HD
• 1920 x 1080 (1080i/ 1080p)
• Aspect Ratio: 16:9
• End-to-end resolution
• Video quality is ensure from camera to
monitor as same high quality only by HD.
• Except HD, all other resolution, even higher
megapixel ones will end up with letterboxed,
pillar-boxed, window-boxed from viewing.
• Future-proof standard
• HD is the mainstream which outpace even
the non-HD megapixel range.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vector_Video_Standards2.svg
Video Management
 H.264 Advantage
• H.264, aka MPEG-4 Part 10, or MPEG-4 AVC (Advanced Video Coding), becomes the
mainstream compression technology since 2010.
•
Better video quality than MPEG-4 with far less bit rate (approx 50% less, 80% less
than M-JPEG).
•
Thus, less bandwidth and less storage are required, best suit for limited bandwidth
and long term storage.
* M-JPEG and MPEG-4 are widely known as mainstream compression for years, and still the
dominant for many video management systems nowadays, but obviously, the trend is embracing
H.264 as majority for next move.
Video Management
 H.264 Quality
•
The improved compression performance of H.264 comes at the price of greater
computational cost. H.264 is more sophisticated than earlier compression methods
and this means that it can take significantly more processing power to compress
and decompress H.264 video.
•
A video frame compressed at the same bit rate compared as below figures:
MJPEG
(same bit rate 512k)
MPEG4
(same bit rate 512k)
* Picture source: Vcodex White Paper: An overview of H.264
H.264
(same bit rate 512k)
Video Management
 Privacy Mask for personal secret

Privacy Mask feature allows you to block out certain sensitive zones for privacy.
You can set up to five privacy mask windows in the same screen. Privacy
masks will appear on all video streams and recording videos and will overlap
with motion detection windows. As seen in the figure below, the masked area
does not detect any motion.
Video Management
 ePTZ
•
Thanks to digitalization, ePTZ allows
user to zoom in to target area or
object to see more detail than normal
viewing.
•
In addition, click and drag to move the
closer view to any other area from the
original image is easy and simply on
your finger tip.
•
Full view of video
Especially suit for HD and above.
Pan, tilt and zoom to bottom left by ePTZ
Pan, tilt and zoom to bottom right by ePTZ
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Network Protocol
 ONVIF standard
•
ONVIF, the Open Network Video Interface Forum, is an open industry forum for
the development of a global standard for the interface of IP-based physical
security products.
 How you can benefit from ONVIF
•
A global interface standard will make it even easier for end users, integrators,
consultants and manufacturers to take advantage of the possibilities offered by
network video technology.
Visit ONVIF official website for more detail: www.onvif.org
Network Protocol
 HTTPS for network security
•
HTTPs, the Hypertext Transfer Protocol over SSL/ TLS (Secure Socket Layer and
Transport Layer Security), which is used to provide a secure identification by
encrypted connection between web server and client.
•
HTTPS is normally used in transaction of payment or access of confidential
information with URL begin with “https://” at port 443, instead of HTTP at port 80.
Network Protocol
 HTTPS (cont.)
 The HTTPS cannot be enabled if there is no certification on the device.
 There are three possible ways make you can enable the HTTPS, create
certificate request and upload the certificate file which is signed by
third party already, create self-signed certificate automatically and
Create self-signed certificate manually.
Network Protocol

WMM ( DCS-2230 only )
• Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM), previously known as Wireless Multimedia
Extensions (WME), is a subset of the IEEE 802.11e wireless LAN (WLAN)
specification that enhances quality of service (QoS) on a network by
prioritizing data packets according to four categories. Network administrators
can change priority levels as they see fit.
•D-link have below server product support MMM:
- DIR-628 Range Booster N Dual Band Router
- DWL-3200AP 802.11g Managed Access Point
Network Protocol

Wireless security algorithm ( DCS-2230 only )
 Support IEEE 802.11 wireless network security algorithm
- Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)
- 802.11i Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)
- 892.11i Wi-Fi Protected Access II (WPA2)
Network Protocol
 WPS ( DCS-2230 only )
 The Wi-Fi Protected Setup
(WPS) is a standard for easy
and secure establishment of
a wireless home network,
The goal of the WPS protocol
is to simplify the process of
configuring security on
wireless networks
Local Storage
 Micro SD slot for local storage
Local SD storage for network loss event
purpose

SD 1.1 Maximum capacity 4G Bytes

SDHC 2.0 Maximum capacity 32G Bytes
When video bit rate set 500kbps, 32GB
can save 3 days video data.
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Local Storage
 Event recording / backup recording
•
Micro SD card record supports recording of event trigger from Motion Detection
and DI.
Network
lose
DI
triggered
Video Clips
Snapshot
Motion
detected
Local Storage
 Content of Micro SD card remote accessible
•
Micro SD card content can be read, download by web user interface.
User doesn’t need to get data from card.
•
Support format function (FAT32)
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Table of Content
 Product Highlight
 Positioning Overview
 Target Market
 Selling Point
 Competition Analysis
 Competition Mapping
 Head Competition
 Sell Against Competition
 Technology Brief
 Product Deployment Guide
Application Diagram
DCS-2210
DCS-7110
DCS-2230
DO
PIR sensor
Buzzer
Application Example
Wireless N Cube camera
DCS-2230(Full HD,H.264)
Home living room
PoE Cube camera
DCS-2210(Full HD,H.264)
Wireless N Router
- DIR-615
PoE Switch
-
Office
Outdoor Box
Legend:
Coax
wireless
Ethernet/ PoE
Video Encoder
-
DVS-210-1 (MPEG-4)
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DVS-310-1 (H.264)
DCS-7410 (30M IR)
-
DCS-7510 (50M IR)
Perimeter
Outdoor Dome
DES-1228P
Fixed Box
-DCS-3710 B1
-DCS-3112
-(1.3M, H.264)
Legacy Analog
Camera
-
-
DCS-6510 (VGA, H.264)
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DCS-6511 (1.3M, H.264)
Warehouse
Security Room
IP SAN Storage
- DSN-1100-10
(Tower, 5-Bay, 4GbE)
- DSN-2100-10
(2U, 8-Bay, 4GbE)
- DSN-3200-10
(3U, 18-Bay, 8GbE)
9-ch NVR Appliance
VMS Software
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DNS-722-4 (Basic)
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DCS-210 (8 ch, upcoming)
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DNS-726-4 (Pro)
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DCS-220 (32 ch)
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DCS-230 (64 ch)