NVR-6332-H8/FR

IP Recorder 

KEY FEATURES 

Face recognition function

Video and audio channels: 32

Supported protocols: ONVIF, RTSP

Recording speed up to 960 fps at 3840 x 2160

Supports resolution up to 3840 x 2160

Recorded stream size: 256 Mb/s in total from all cameras

Internal HDDs mount: 8

Monitor outputs: 3 (HDMI (4K UltraHD), HDMI, VGA)

RAID protects recordings

Face recognition

Licence plates recognition

The license plate recognition system based on the 6000 series recorder

and NVIP-2H-6732M/LPR camera allows you to open the gate/barrier

according to vehicle database. Each recognition is saved as a snapshot

of the licence plate image (which is automatically linked to a fragment of

the recording), which facilitates the subsequent verification of entries.

The configuration of the camera, database and the search for license

plates is done from the recorder and web browser. Watch video

SuperLive Plus application

The mobile application allows for remote monitoring of a system

based on 6000 (old 3000) series cameras, via a smartphone with

Android or iOS. Basic camera configuration as well as PTZ control

are available from the phone. Connection of the camera with the

application does not require the use of a recorder (local network, port forwarding)  Watch video

Full camera configuration from NVR

The 6000 series recorders, in conjunction with the 6000 (former 3000)

series cameras, beyond the basic configuration of parameters such as

contrast or brightness, allow for much more advanced interference with

the camera settings. From the recorder interface, we are able to:
- set the corridor mode and turn 180/270 degrees
- set the focal length with the camera with the motorzoome lens
- set the image correction (BLC, HLC, WDR, etc.)
- set the operating mode (day / night / automatic)
- all video parameters (fps, resolution, bitrate etc.)  Watch video

Face recognition

The 6000 series recorders, in conjunction with the 6000 (former 3000)

series cameras, beyond the basic configuration of parameters such as

contrast or brightness, allow for much more advanced interference with

the camera settings. From the recorder interface, we are able to:
- set the corridor mode and turn 180/270 degrees
- set the focal length with the camera with the motorzoome lens
- set the image correction (BLC, HLC, WDR, etc.)
- set the operating mode (day / night / automatic)
- all video parameters (fps, resolution, bitrate etc.) Watch video

Fisheye cameras

Transducers with a fisheye lens allow observation of the whole room with

the help of one camera. Thanks to this type of lens, we avoid monitoring

"dead zones" and save resources by throwing only one camera into the

room. In NOVUS recorders, the image from such cameras is processed

and displayed in the form of:
- 180 and 360 degrees panoramas
- cylinder
- virtual PTZ (2x2 division, one hemisphere + 3 virtual PTZ) Watch video

Dynamic change of stream parameters

The dynamic change of stream parameters allows for a significant saving

of space for recording on the recorder's disks. This function frees us from

the need to use recording after motion detection to ensure a long recording

time, through operation in two modes: normal and alarm. When recording in

the normal mode, we can set lower quality and fewer frames per second,

while in the alarm full quality of the image. Thanks to this, we keep the

continuity of the recording at the required recording length with full image

quality for interesting parts recording  Watch video
Smart Playback

Smartplayback, or so-called post factum analysis allows the monitor's

operator to search for recordings in coincidence with crossing lines or

violating the area which we define at the time of playback recording. Watch video

NMS Compatible

NMS software (Novus Management System) is an advanced platform

for managing video monitoring system. NMS can combine different

standards of CCTV: Analog, AHD, IP, and at the same time is a software

with a high degree of flexibility, finding its application in both small and

large and distributed installations

Thanks to this solution, the time needed to find a specific part of the

recording is much more effective and less time-consuming.   

VCA Analysis

(Video Content Analysis) refers to advanced image analysis functions,

such as the disappearance of an object from the scene or reading license

plates, but also to other frequently used functions, such as line crossing or

camera sabotage.

ONVIF standard