Video Surveillance for Business

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1 Video Surveillance for Business IP cameras and video surveillance solutions to suit all budgets Easy-to-use software for full monitoring and control End-to-end surveillance solutions for any type or size of organisation

2 02 Contents 03 Video Surveillance The Bigger Picture For 30 years, D-Link has been creating complete, end-to-end networking solutions that deliver just that, and more. With a track record of product innovation and industry-beating growth, D-Link is today a billion dollar company with the scale, the resources, the experience and the expertise that the world s most demanding businesses look for. How has this been achieved? We make sure we stay really close to our customers businesses and then, because our R&D resources are geared to fast-track product development, we provide them with early access to the most advanced solutions possible. It all adds up to state-of-the-art solutions that will really work for your business D-Link s surveillance products interlink with our switching, wireless, security, storage and management solutions to deliver best-in-class performance. We offer standardised technology with industry leading functionality integrated into highly flexible, highly reliable and highly secure solutions that are easy to implement, at a price you can afford. Who could ask for more? Contents Video Surveillance 4 An introduction to D-Link s Video Surveillance technology 6 Migrating to IP Video Surveillance 7 Video Surveillance Your Questions Answered 8 Typical Solution Schools 9 Typical Solution Healthcare 10 Typical Solution Business 11 Video Surveillance Jargon Buster 12 Video Surveillance Range Overview 14 Vigilance Camera Range 15 DCS-4201 Vigilance Indoor HD Wireless Camera 16 DCS-4602EV Vigilance Outdoor Full HD PoE Dome Camera 17 DCS-4603 Vigilance Indoor Full HD PoE Dome Camera 18 DCS-4802E Vigilance Outdoor Full HD PoE Mini Dome Camera 19 DCS-4701E Vigilance Outdoor HD PoE Mini Bullet Camera 22 Fixed Network Cameras (Wired / Wireless) 24 Fixed Network Cameras (Wired Indoor) 26 Fixed Network Cameras (Wired Outdoor) 28 Panoramic & Mini Dome Cloud Cameras (Indoor) 29 Fixed Network Cameras (Wireless Outdoor) 30 Fixed Dome Network Cameras (Wired) 32 Pan, Tilt, Zoom (PTZ) Network Cameras (Indoor / Outdoor) 34 D-ViewCam / D-ViewCam Plus Video Management Software (VMS) 34 Network Camera Accessories 35 Video Encoder 36 Network Video Recorders 38 Network Storage 40 Network Attached Storage (NAS) 42 Unified Storage Appliances with NAS and iscsi 44 D-Link Assist 46 Full Product Index D-Link s surveillance products interlink with our switching, wireless, security, storage and management solutions to deliver best-in-class performance This guide shows you the latest digital video surveillance technology D-Link has to offer. Whether it s a new system or an upgrade of an existing analogue set-up, D-Link has everything you need from network-connected cameras through to digital recorders and the monitoring, recording and management software to go with them. But that s not all; with more than 30 years networking experience, D-Link is uniquely positioned to offer a comprehensive selection of switches, wireless access points, storage, security and other supporting products everything, you need to build not just a robust and effective video surveillance system, but a complete connected data and video network of any size.

3 04 Video surveillance and more 05 D-Link Video Surveillance and so much more... As a world leader in both Video Surveillance and general networking products, D-Link can supply everything required to build an affordable and easy to deploy system to ensure the security and safety of people, possessions and places. As well as an extensive range of network cameras, D-Link has digital video encoders to enable existing analogue cameras to be incorporated alongside newer network cameras. D-Link also provides a comprehensive range of accessories to help with camera installation and setup, plus Network Video Recorders, storage appliances and all the software needed for monitoring and recording. Leading the Way in Video Surveillance One of the most significant advances of recent years, Video Surveillance technology has revolutionised the CCTV market, doing away with the need for outdated analogue cameras, custom cabling and complex monitoring equipment. Using IP (Internet Protocol), it becomes possible instead to build systems based on affordable network cameras designed to transmit digital video over ordinary wired and wireless networks back to easy-to-use monitoring and recording software run on industry-standard platforms. As a world leader with over 30 years experience developing, deploying and supporting networks, D-Link is ideally placed to take advantage of these advances and to bring them to a wider audience. D-Link was one of the first to incorporate video surveillance into its network portfolio, and over the years it has built up an impressive family of products to suit everyone, from the home user to large enterprise buyers. D-Link has a full compliment of video surveillance products and more, including high-resolution digital cameras for both indoor and outdoor use; digital encoders to interface existing analogue cameras; network video recorders to securely store those recordings and the monitoring and management software to tie everything together. Advancing the Technology Still Further Never one to rest on its laurels, D-Link continues to invest heavily in research and development, to innovate and bring new features and technologies to market. Strict adherence to industry standards also makes for simpler integration with Wireless AC and Wireless N Wi-Fi (now commonplace on many D-Link cameras, for example), plus (PoE) for simpler, cheaper, discrete installation without the need for separate power lines. High-definition, megapixel camera technology is, similarly, to be found on the latest D-Link cameras, along with mechanical and/or digital pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ) plus integrated two-way sound capabilities. Some cameras can also capture video to local storage such as a microsd card, adding another layer of redundancy to the system and for backup and monitoring remote locations. Because captured footage is digital, IP video can be stored on a hard disk rather than old-fashioned video tape, and feeds from multiple cameras monitored using nothing more than a standard desktop PC. And here, too, D-Link leads the way with sophisticated yet easy-to-use monitoring software, support for automated picture analysis, off-site monitoring and storage plus the option to receive triggered alerts via smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices. D-Link and its Partners D-Link products are available through an extensive network of resellers and specialist partners, all of whom can provide everything from cameras and accessories through to the supporting wired or wireless switches, routers and other infrastructure elements. They can also advise on what to buy and how to deploy it, and provide the training and support you might need to make it all work. Far from a one-size-fits-all approach, D-Link and its partners offer a complete joined-up solution that can be tailored to suit your exact needs. Whether you re a small service company, a growing retail business, a school, college, hospital, shopping centre or city corporation if it s video surveillance you re after, D-Link and its partners can deliver it, and deliver it all.

4 06 migrating to Video surveillance 07 Migrating to IP Video Surveillance Video Surveillance... Your Questions Answered Not everyone has the luxury of starting from scratch with a new video surveillance system. What if you re looking to update an existing analogue CCTV setup, but don t want to waste the investment you have already made in your analogue installation? Some vendors will tell you to rip it all out all those cameras, expensive cabling and back-end monitoring equipment and start again, but that s not the D-Link way... D-Link understands the desire to make the most of often very expensive existing solutions that have yet to reach their sell-by date, and to migrate from analogue CCTV to the latest video surveillance technologies at your own pace. Yes, modern network cameras have a lot more to offer and are easier to deploy, but where a customer wishes to integrate existing analogue hardware, D-Link sells analogue-to-digital encoders small boxes that plug into an analogue camera at one end and the network at the other. D-Link digital encoders can be used with the majority of analogue CCTV cameras, effectively turning them into network-ready video devices. Support for makes them easy to deploy, plus there s a built-in RS-485 interface for use with external pan/tilt accessories, two-way audio digital I/O support and an SD Card slot for local recording. Cameras connected using a digital encoder are fully compatible with D-Link s range of Network Video Recorders, D-ViewCam monitoring and recording software and all supporting infrastructure products, enabling you to migrate from analogue CCTV to video surveillance on your own terms, at your own pace and as your budget allows. Won t video traffic slow the performance of my data network? One of the first questions new customers ask is the impact IP video surveillance will have on network performance. Fortunately, modern technologies such as H.264 encoding can really compress video data down to minimise the bandwidth required. Moreover, most network switches and routers (such as those from D-Link) can be configured to segregate and prioritise different types of traffic using industry-standard Virtual LAN (VLAN) and Quality of Service (QoS) technologies. As a result, a properly implemented video surveillance system should have minimal impact on existing network applications or data transmission performance. Can my data be intercepted and used for other purposes? As with other network applications, IP video surveillance products are engineered to comply with industry-standard network authentication and security technologies. Using these, access to recordings can be strictly controlled and audited using D-Link s proprietary video management solutions. At the physical level too, it s a lot harder to intercept digital data than it is analogue CCTV, making video surveillance inherently more secure, especially when using wireless signals to connect IP cameras to your network. Aren t network cameras complicated to install? If anything, network cameras are easier to install than a conventional analogue CCTV camera, and quicker, especially if (PoE) is used to eliminate the need for a dedicated AC supply. What s more, with D-Link s Smart Switches, you can benefit from the Auto Surveillance VLAN (ASV) feature, which allows you to add a reliable video surveillance network to an existing data network by segmenting surveillance video data from the other general network traffic. This results in an optimised hybrid network that is quick and easy to deploy, while capable of handling both your data and surveillance traffic. How can I safely monitor my network traffic during busy periods? It is important that video feeds from surveillance aren t negatively affected during periods of busy traffic on your network. On networks which already experience heavy traffic loads, the approach has often been to create a separate video network infrastructure explicitly dedicated to surveillance traffic. However, ASV (Auto Surveillance VLAN) changes all of this by automatically detecting attached surveillance equipment to intelligently segment surveillance traffic to give it high priority following quality of service (QoS) standards. In this way, surveillance traffic can continue to stream video smoothly and reliably, even during periods of heavy data traffic. When used in conjunction with PoE, hardware installation is simplified, and clutter is reduced since power and data can be transferred over a single cable. Will I need to switch to a different company to install and maintain my video surveillance equipment? No most specialist suppliers already offer support for both analogue and IP video surveillance systems and are both willing and able to offer impartial advice on what s best for your organisation. D-Link products are available through a network of approved resellers well versed in both analogue and digital solutions. For smaller businesses and SOHOs, you can probably even install it yourself. I ve used a webcam and wasn t impressed with the quality; won t video surveillance be the same? Professional network cameras are a world apart from cheap webcams, akin to difference between a cheap disposable camera and a high-end digital SLR. HDquality, megapixel cameras are now commonplace, along with low-light and infrared technologies to capture detailed, high-resolution images in varying light conditions, including total darkness in some cases. High frame rates help further, together with support for both optical and digital zoom at the camera. Auto Surveillance VLAN (ASV) Typical SOHO and SMB network installation VMS Client (Web Browser) Typical larger network installation Remote Viewer/ VMS Client (Web Browser) ASV ASV Office Office Network Office Unmanaged Switch D-Link Web Smart III Switch ASV IP IP IP Network Cameras D-Link Web Smart III Switch Network Video Recorder/ Video Management Server ASV Video Management Server ASV Unmanaged Switch Dedicated Switch for Network Cameras ASV Office Network IP IP IP Network Cameras

5 08 Typical Video surveillance solutions 09 Schools Need Secure Campuses Keeping a close eye on students, visitors, staff and ground facilities is a critical concern for today s schools, colleges and universities. That s why an increasing number of educational establishments are turning to video surveillance to help deter crime and violence, while providing the safest possible learning environments. While most schools have basic surveillance systems in place, these technologies are typically decades old and use outdated analogue video technology that doesn t provide the seamless coverage and high D-Link network cameras can handle the most challenging environments both indoors and outdoors Through an integrated network of advanced indoor/outdoor video surveillance cameras, switches, software and storage, administrators and security stakeholders can view activities in classroom, libraries, car parks and common areas all in real time and with the ability to easily access footage from archives. They can also view and track suspicious individuals as they enter and leave the facilities even remotely from another location. With D-Link video surveillance solutions, you can make faster, more informed decisions that help increase the safety of everyone on your campus. Our network cameras are packed with features and offer incredible value D-Link s fully featured network cameras offer the surveillance capabilities schools need. They incorporate the very latest video camera technology, from Power over (PoE) and on-board video processing to motion and tamper detection, high definition and multimegapixel resolution, low-light to no-light capability, built-in video compression, pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) and so much more. All for less than competitive solutions so your security budget will stretch a lot further, and your pupils will be safer. definition needed to provide effective security. Furthermore, many schools have large geographical footprints and the sheer number of areas to watch can make executing a comprehensive security plan a real challenge. D-Link delivers scalable and reliable end-to-end video surveillance solutions, including network cameras, network switches, video storage devices and video management software. Together, these solutions provide exceptional security intelligence, flexibility and ease-of-use at a lower total cost of ownership for today s budgetconscious schools. Regardless of your size, D-Link s robust solutions can keep your school safe and sound for a better learning environment Selecting a vendor partner with expertise in video surveillance, networking and designing solutions geared for education is a critical part of the equation. D-Link provides a wide range of cost-effective, best-in-class video surveillance solutions that can help you outfit your school for the present, and the future. Healthcare Centres Need Secure Facilities Creating a safe, secure and effective environment for patients, staff and the general public is critical to the success of today s healthcare facilities. Many hospitals, A&E departments, physician offices and mental-health facilities are taking a more modern approach to managing risk, minimising threats and liabilities and maximising safety throughout their facilities through the use of video surveillance. Video Surveillance plays a key role by providing a dependable, robust security solution. Ongoing and new-staff training, as well as round-the-clock patient monitoring, is crucial to improving patient care while reducing risk. Having an ineffectual surveillance system can severely limit a healthcare facility s ability to fulfil their mission and may expose them to costly disputes and litigation. End-to-end video surveillance solutions from D-Link provide the real-time monitoring today s healthcare organisations need to bolster their risk management strategies while optimising staff training and patient-care excellence. D-Link video surveillance works with today s networks and grows with tomorrow s needs Not only do our end-to-end video surveillance solutions integrate seamlessly into existing network infrastructures (whether analogue or digital), they provide higher image quality, flexibility and scalability as your video archival needs grow over time or new locations require additional cameras. Our cameras offer exceptional image quality and placement flexibility D-Link cameras deliver clear, crisp video images even in low-light areas, as well as digital streaming, easy system management and low operation cost. And (PoE) connectivity enables them to be installed discreetly in virtually any location even areas without power. And by combining D-Link s network cameras with scalable video storage, you can record multiple video and audio streams using an easy-toadminister video management system. Whatever your challenge, D-Link s video surveillance solutions can keep your security healthy and strong When it comes to high-quality video surveillance for healthcare, D-Link provides the tools you need to achieve your facility s mission, whether you re a countryside cottage hospital or a busy A&E department in the centre of town. What s more, our IP video surveillance solutions offer exceptional value for money, so your already over-stretched budget will not take a huge hit.

6 Typical Video surveillance solutions jargon buster Businesses Need Secure Premises There are few businesses, of any size, who couldn t benefit from the peace of mind that comes with a proper video surveillance installation an area that D-Link can fulfil in its entirety. Whether your business is based in a small home office, a retail outlet or a vast complex with sprawling warehouses, a full IP video surveillance system provides an integrated security solution that will ensure the safety of your staff, your property and your assets. Not only that but, should the worst happen, you can rest safe in the knowledge that any untoward activity will have been captured by your strategically placed IP cameras, all linked via your data network to a secure video recording device so that footage can be reviewed and culprits caught. But we re not talking about the fuzzy, indistinct, snow-flecked black and white images of old; D-Link s video surveillance cameras offer megapixel resolution which provide high-definition images, along with tremendous low-light or no-light capability for capturing exactly what s happening even in the dark. D-Link video surveillance integrates with your existing data network You probably already have a data network at your office a file server system where multiple computers link together, maybe with a printer. They all link up using cables via a switch which handles the data transfer. D-Link s IP video surveillance cameras link in to this network, so you don t need to spend money installing a separate system. And if you want to be able to record your video footage, the special video recorder also links to this network, and the video management system (VMS) then handles all the video traffic, allowing you to monitor and review exactly what s going on within your premises. Connect with wires, use Power over, or go wireless There s a whole range of D-Link cameras to suit your needs, your budget and your existing physical infrastructure. If you have a small office, cabling might be the most effective solution they re cheap and readily available in a huge range of lengths. And of course, with our cameras, they don t need an AC power outlet since the operating power, as well as the data, is all transmitted via the Cable. All you need to do is ensure your switch has the power budget to cope. As an alternative to running cables, you could opt for one or more from our range of wireless cameras. These will need to be placed within cable range of a power outlet, but they can link in to your wireless network simply and seamlessly. You have enough challenges running your business. Don t make your video surveillance one of them... No one does integrated video surveillance quite like D-Link; that s because our systems are cost-effective, good value for money and extremely easy to implement and operate. What s more, the nature of IP video surveillance is that it is easily scalable, so you can add to or adapt your set-up as your business changes or grows. And of course, with our digital encoders, you can easily integrate your old analogue CCTV system into your modern IP network. D-Link s video surveillance cameras offer megapixel resolution which provide highdefinition images, along with tremendous low-light or no-light capability Video Surveillance Jargon Buster Not sure what all the terms mean? Here s a short guide to help understand the D-Link products and services discussed in this guide. Built-in IR Infrared (IR) illuminators emit invisible light, enabling you to monitor an area in complete darkness. Digital Encoder A device to convert analogue video signals to digital format and transmit them over an IP network. Used to enable analogue CCTV cameras to be integrated into an IP video surveillance system. Digital Input/Output (DI/DO) Standard interfaces that enable a camera to communicate with external sensors (e.g. door and window sensors) and alarm systems. High-Definition (HD) Video HD cameras capture a lot more detail on the digital chip (the picture sensor), thereby enabling you to see a much clearer picture, at a larger size, than was possible using analogue cameras. Infrared Cut Filter A filter that can block infrared while still passing visible light. Usually removable (either manually or under software control) to enhance daytime images while also allowing the camera to be used at night or in low-light conditions. Megapixel A generic term for cameras able to record at high resolution, i.e. above a million pixels. Analogue cameras are limited to around 0.4 megapixels whereas digital network cameras can capture images in much higher detail, typically at two Megapixels and above. Multicasting The ability to send video to multiple monitoring and recording stations with a single stream, thereby saving bandwidth and reducing network traffic. P-Iris P-Iris is a precise iris control that optimises the iris opening of the lens under all lighting conditions, resulting in images with better contrast, clarity, resolution and depth of field (the amount of the picture in focus). It provides improved image sharpness and increased image usability. Network Video Recorder (NVR) An appliance or application designed to manage and record video streams from surveillance cameras on your network. These will, typically, record to a hard disk with optional copying to other media such as recordable DVD and the cloud. Onboard SD Recording The ability to record to media in the camera itself, such as flash memory or removable SD card. Particularly useful for remote sites with no network, Wi-Fi or 3G connectivity and as a backup in case of a network failure. Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) An open industry forum, of which D-Link is a member, for the development of a global standard for interfacing IP-based physical security products. Pan, Tilt, Zoom (PTZ) The ability to remotely control a camera to pan (move from side to side), tilt (move up and down) and zoom in on a particular area of interest. Some cameras offer mechanical Pan and Tilt, and digital Zoom, while other offer mechanical operations in all three dimensions. Key to icons used Passive Infrared (PIR) PIR sensors measure infrared (IR) radiation from objects in its field of view. They are used to detect movement. (PoE) The ability to transmit power to a remote network camera using the data cable. This eliminates the need for a separate mains power supply and an AC adapter that might fail or be unplugged. With PoE, a central uninterruptible power supply (UPS) will also keep the cameras working in the event of a power cut. Quality of Service (QoS) On a shared network, bottlenecks can arise when surveillance video has to compete for bandwidth with data, voice and other traffic. QoS technology allows traffic to be prioritised, but needs to be implemented across the whole network, in switches and routers, as well as network video surveillance cameras. Video Streaming Encoding of captured video for transmission over a data network. A number of encoding and compression technologies can be applied here, the most popular being Motion JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264. Of most interest at present is H.264 which can optimise bandwidth and storage by up to 80 per cent without compromising on image quality. Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) The ability of a camera to capture images in a wide range of lighting conditions. Extremely useful where glare, reflection and high levels of contrast would otherwise result in a poor picture, such as in doorways and next to windows. In the following pages you re going to come across these icons. Here s what they mean... mydlink TM Uses D-Link s cloud to store and access saved content and monitor remotely in real time Onvif Conforms to standards established by the Open Network Video Interface Forum Wireless Wireless-equipped to work with Wi-Fi networks. Look for Wireless AC for speed 20 X Optical Zoom Equipped with hardwired connection. Look for speed/ number at bottom Power of Device draws its power from the switch, eliminating separate supply Optical Zoom Camera is equipped with physical zoom. Figure gives the zoom level connect USB 2.0 x 3 2-Bay JustConnect TM Plug and play simplicity on video recorder with auto configuration USB Ports Device equipped with USB. Text gives speed and number of ports Bay Capacity Indicates that a Network Video Recorder has two bays for SATA drives

7 12 Video surveillance range overview 13 Video Surveillance Range Overview (cont) Vigilance Cameras (Indoor/Outdoor) wired/ wireless DCS-4201 DCS-4602EV DCS-4603 DCS-4802E DCS-4701E Fixed Cameras (Indoor) wired/ wireless DCS-930L DCS-932L DCS-933L DCS-942L DCS-2132L DCS-2136L DCS-2230/2230L DCS-7000L The security of your business is at risk if there is no surveillance or monitoring system in place to protect your assets. Choosing to implement video surveillance brings many advantages, not least of which is that in most cases you can utilise your existing data network infrastructure to maximise investment. Digital video surveillance not only provides all of the superior functionality of an effective analogue CCTV offering, but adds several key benefits, such as increased accessibility, realtime alerts, unlimited video storage, secure image distribution and superior cost benefits, not to mention, of course, the peace of mind that comes with knowing your business premises are being monitored 24/7. Products under this category include IP cameras, network video recorders and video encoders. Many of D-Link s IP cameras are PoE-equipped, making installation simpler and more cost-effective when used in conjunction with PoE-capable switches, and there are plenty in the range that are wireless, again simplifying location positioning. WIRED Fixed Cameras (Outdoor) WIRED / wireless WIRED DCS-2210/2210L DCS-3112 DCS-3710 DCS-3716 DCS-2310L DCS-7010L DCS-7110 DCS-7413 DCS-7513 DCS-2330L DCS-2332L Panoramic and Mini Dome Cloud Cameras (Indoor) indoor DCS-6010L DCS-6004L Dome Cameras (Indoor/Outdoor) indoor DCS-6113 outdoor DCS-6210 DCS-6314 DCS-6315 DCS-6511 DCS-6513 PTZ Cameras (Indoor/Outdoor) indoor DCS-5009L DCS-5020L DCS-5222L DCS-5615 DCS-6616 DCS-6915 outdoor

8 14 Vigilance cameras 15 Vigilance Cameras The Vigilance camera range from D-Link offers a professional, full-featured high-definition video surveillance solution that is easy to install and highly affordable. The range consist of cameras designed specifically to meet different surveillance and environmental requirements. From a standalone surveillance solution that allows you to record videos without the need for additional software or equipment to weather/vandal-proof cameras for harsh environments, the D-Link range of Vigilance cameras provides an all-in solution to IP video surveillance for the cost conscious user, whether you re a small business, hospital, school, retail outlet or a public service operation. The Vigilance Camera Range at a glance DCS-4201 Vigilance Indoor HD Wireless Camera The DCS-4201 is ideal for monitoring any indoor space where a simple, discrete solution is required. With wireless capability, you don t need to run cables to it (though it has an socket so you can if you want to), and with its enhanced PIR motion detection, you can have the camera set to begin recording when it detects movement within its field of view. Furthermore, with its 0 Lux capability, this Vigilance camera can see in total darkness up to 10m, so is ideal to operate on the periphery of your premises where you might want to view both inside and out through a window, perhaps along a glazed perimeter. The integrated microsd card slot, with a capacity of up to 32 GB, allows you to record videos or capture snapshots without the need for additional back-end software or storage, so this camera is perfect for the smaller organisation a small home office, perhaps, or an independent single-site retailer who wants the peace of mind and security that goes with having a video surveillance solution in place, but which doesn t have the budget or the need for a more sophisticated multi-camera installation. DCS-4201 Indoor HD Wireless Camera 720p HD, 16:9 ratio Wireless or Wired 10m night vision Enhanced PIR motion detection Built-in microphone and speaker microsd card slot for video recording H.264 and MJPEG video encoding Vertical or horizontal mounting options DCS-4602EV Outdoor Full HD Vandal-Proof PoE Dome Camera 1080p Full HD, 16:9 ratio 20m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 2 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor Indoor or Outdoor use Weather-proof (IP66) and vandal-proof (IK10) Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction DCS-4603 Indoor Full HD PoE Dome Camera 1080p Full HD, 16:9 ratio 10m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 3 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor 2-Axis gimbal for Pan and Tilt movement Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction 10x Digital Zoom DCS-4802E Outdoor Full HD PoE Mini Dome Camera 1080p Full HD, 16:9 ratio 20m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 2 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor 3-Axis gimbal for maximum surveillance Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction Indoor or Outdoor use The Vigilance camera range from D-Link offers a professional, full-featured, high-definition video surveillance solution that is easy to install and highly affordable. DCS-4701E Outdoor HD PoE Mini Bullet Camera 720p HD, 16:9 ratio, 30 frames per second 20m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 3 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor Indoor or Outdoor use Weather-proof (IP66) Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction Principle Product Features 720p HD, 16:9 ratio Wireless or Wired 10m night vision Enhanced PIR motion detection Built-in microphone and speaker microsd card slot for video recording H.264 and MJPEG video encoding Vertical or horizontal mounting options What does it all mean? Wired or wireless... so I can have both? Yes, you can that s the beauty of this particular model. If your plan to locate your camera a few meters away from your router or switch, and there is an easy route for the cable to follow, then the data can flow through the wire. But if there is no easy way to get a data cable to the camera, then the wireless connectivity option allows it to operate on your wireless network. What does enhanced PIR motion detection mean? Essentially, this means the camera can see in the dark (as well in the light, obviously). But that s the enhanced PIR bit, and is only the beginning. The motion detection capability is exactly as the name suggests it can detect motion electronically (preventing false alarms, which means you can set the camera to begin recording at the point it detects movement. And on this model that can be to an on-board microsd card, or to a remote video recorder or to the cloud.

9 16 vigilance range 17 DCS-4602EV Vigilance Outdoor Full HD PoE Dome Camera A potent weapon in your security arsenal, the DCS-4602EV packs an impressive array of high-end features into its modest shell. With full high-def video and a huge 20m range in total darkness, this dome camera is ideal for public spaces either indoors or out, thanks to its certified weather-proof and vandal-proof construction. Like all the cameras in D-Link s Vigilance range, it operates at 30fps (frames per second), meaning the video is crisp, clean and smooth, but it is the underlying behind-the-scenes features which make the DCS-4602EV the perfect camera for larger organisations or institutions. Features such as IPv6, Quality of Service, ONVIF compliance and H.264 compression. With QoS, bandwidth is optimised and separated from normal data traffic, and the H.264 compression keeps traffic down to a minimum, and reduces the need for huge amounts of storage space. Not to mention the fact that it is PoE-equipped, so ideal for mounting within false ceilings where it is easy to run cable, but much less so for power. But it is the WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) and 3D Noise Reduction features that really bring this camera into its own, providing crystal-clear images even under tricky lighting conditions, such as backlight from an entranceway or window, or where light comes from a variety of directions, such the subject is normally in shadow. DCS-4603 Vigilance Indoor Full HD PoE Dome Camera A perfect camera for general indoor recording or specific-target monitoring, the DCS-4603 enables you to keep an eye on a very wide area (thanks to its 350 horizontal gimbal), so it is ideal for institutional entry lobbies or larger retail outlets with high traffic. Easy to mount and straightforward to set-up, this dome camera features, so can be powered by a switch with a suitable power budget, though it does of course come with its own power adapter so can be conventionally powered if you wish. And with its 3 megapixel image sensor, the quality of the recorded image is streets ahead of the fuzzy pictures of old CCTV. The nature of a camera of this type, and the typical installation to which it will be subjected is such that you will most likely need dedicated video management and recording capabilities, and again D-Link can provide the whole end-to-end solution to match your specific needs. Our D-ViewCam TM and D-ViewCam TM Plus Video Management Software offers video recording, live view and playback management for up to 32 network cameras and video servers (see page 34), and it can be linked to any one of our range of dedicated network video recorders for permanent or motion-detectionbased recording (see page 36 for more information on these). Principle Product Features What does it all mean? What does it all mean? Principle Product Features 1080p Full HD, 16:9 ratio 20m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 2 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor Indoor or Outdoor use Weather-proof (IP66) and vandal-proof (IK10) Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction What do the weather-proof (IP66) and vandal-proof (IK10) ratings mean? Any device intended to be used outside has to adhere to an industrystandard set of weather-proof ratings. IP66 means that this camera is dust-tight and that water projected in powerful jets (12.5 mm nozzle 100 litres/min) against the enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effects. The vandal-proof IK10 rating means that it can withstand the impact energy of 20 joules, and that it is resistant to an object of 5kg thrown from a distance of 40cm. This is the highest rating available. What is a 2-Axis gimbal? A gimbal is essentially a rotational device used to mount delicate measuring instruments (in this case for picture measuring ) in such a way that that device can be moved smoothly and fluidly in any given plane. So 2-axis means it can move in two dimensions which in the case of this dome camera (and the DCS-4602EV opposite) means pan and tilt, ie the lens can move up and down and from side to side. This one doesn t have a mechanical zoom, but the 10z digital zoom capability does mean you can still get crystal clear images when focusing in on one area. 1080p Full HD, 16:9 ratio 10m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 3 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor 2-Axis gimbal for Pan and Tilt movement Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction 10x Digital Zoom What is 3D Noise Reduction? This allows the camera to capture clearer videos with less noise under poor lighting conditions, which means it is ideal when facial or object recognition is desirable. It also helps to keep the video size smaller, which means that it takes up less space on your Network Video Recorder, and will help your Video Management Software to run faster. A 10m night vision capability sounds impressive, but how can a camera see in the dark? The secret to night vision is infra red, a portion of the light spectrum which the human eye can not see, but which clever electronics can. So even if a burglar thinks he can t be seen, if he s within that 10m boundary, he can. At night, the image will be in black and white, but at least it will be pin sharp.

10 18 vigilance range 19 DCS-4802E Vigilance Outdoor Full HD PoE Mini Dome Camera DCS-4701E Vigilance Outdoor HD PoE Mini Bullet Camera A staggeringly competent camera with truly impressive features, the DCS-4802E is possibly the ultimate weapon in your security arsenal. Principal positives in its favour are the 355 rotational 3-axis gimbal, and the genuinely impressive 20m night-time vision capability. It is that incredible range that could be even better news if you have a large area to cover, since you could possibly manage with fewer cameras than you might otherwise need. The 3-axis gimbal, with horizontal, vertical and rotational adjustment, provides even greater flexibility to achieve the precise view you want, whether you mount the camera to a wall or a ceiling. And with its full HD (1920 x 1080p) image capture, the quality of the recorded footage will be unsurpassed for such a small and discrete surveillance unit. As with most of our Vigilance range, capability simplifies installation since a separate power source is not required, and with its 2.8mm F1.8 lens, the image quality you can record to a network video recorder is best-in-class. Add in the 10x digital zoom and the operating temperature range (it is fully certified to IP66 for outdoor use), and you have one seriously impressive camera. Small and discrete, yet with top-end features, this is a superb choice if you re looking for a weather-proof camera to monitor entrances or external building perimeters, but where pan and tilt is not a prerequisite. Capable of being ceiling- or wall-mounted, the DCS-4701E offers a tremendous 20m night vision capability, with dedicated LowLight+ technology, which gives good colour reproduction even in very low light a useful security feature in the fight against potential crime. Fully weather-proof to IP66 standard and capable of being powered via PoE at Fast speeds (more than enough for video streaming over a data network), this mini bullet camera also offers Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), which enables it to operate in variable or difficult light conditions and still provide highquality images. What s more, with its 3D Noise Reduction the image is processed to reduce the digital noise associated with lowlight conditions (a speckly effect which reduces image quality), thereby providing a much clearer image which is better for facial recognition. As part of your business premises security, it will be your hope, of course, that many of the features this (and other D-Link cameras) provide will never be called upon, but it is nice to know that in the event you do suffer at the hands of criminals, there is a better-than-good chance of the police apprehending them, based on the quality of image your camera can provide. With its 3D Noise Reduction the image is processed to reduce the digital noise associated with low-light conditions What does it all mean? Principle Product Features Principle Product Features What does it all mean? Why is H.264 video encoding important? High-definition digital images these days from a modern multimegapixel sensor take up large volumes of hard drive space. Multiply those still images by the 30fps at which D-Link Vigilance cameras operate and you have huge amounts of storage being used. Sixty MB for just one second of footage; that s 3.6 GB for an hour. Which is where H.264 comes in; it is a very sophisticated video encoding compression algorithm which squeezes the pictorial information into much less space with no loss of quality. And it s that lack of quality loss which makes it important. After all, there s no point in having security video footage that you can t actually use! What does Wide Dynamic Range mean? WDR enables the camera to capture footage in less-than-ideal lighting conditions, such as areas of high contrast, or low light, areas where highlights and shadows might normally prevent the capture of clear images. 1080p Full HD, 16:9 ratio 20m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 2 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor 3-Axis gimbal for maximum surveillance Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction Indoor or Outdoor use 720p HD, 16:9 ratio, 30 frames per second 20m night vision equipped H.264 and MJPEG video encoding 3 Megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor Indoor or Outdoor use Weather-proof (IP66) Wide Dynamic Range with 3D Noise Reduction What does the weather-proof (IP66) rating mean? Any device intended to be used outside has to adhere to an industry-standard set of weather-proof ratings. IP66 means that this camera is dust-tight and that water projected in powerful jets (12.5 mm nozzle 100 litres/ min) against the enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effects. Why is 30 frames per second important? Video cameras do not actually capture moving images; they take multiple still pictures (frames) and then stitch them together into a long sequence, so when these frames are replayed one after the other it gives the effect of movement. Most video operates at 24 frames per second (fps) so a camera operating at 30fps (as all D-Link Vigilance cameras do) is squeezing more information into the same space of time. This means that should the video have to be stopped on playback for identification, the image is likely to be cleaner, crisper and sharper, with more detail.

11 20 vigilance range 21 Model DCS-4201 DCS-4602EV DCS-4603 DCS-4802E DCS-4701E Usage Type Indoor/Outdoor Indoor Indoor/Outdoor Indoor Indoor/Outdoor Indoor/Outdoor Weather-proof IP66 IP66 IP66 Vandal-proof IK10 Image Sensor 1/4 1 Megapixel 1/3 2 Megapixel 1/3 3 Megapixel 1/3 2 Megapixel 1/3 1.3 Megapixel Type WDR WDR WDR WDR Megapixel Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) 1280 x 720 (16:9) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) 1280 x 720 (16:9) Maximum Video Resolution 1280 x 800 (other) 1440 x 1080 (other) 2048 x 1536 (other) 1440 x 1080 (other) 960 x 720 (other) Maximum Frame Rate Up to 30 fps Up to 30 fps Up to 30 fps Up to 30 fps Up to 30 fps 3D Noise Reduction LowLight+ PIR Motion Sensor 10 m Lens Type Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Focal Length 2.8 mm 2.8 mm 2.8 mm 2.8 mm 2.8 mm F-Number F1.8 F1.8 F1.8 F1.8 F1.8 Minimum Illumination (Lux) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 00 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) Angle of View (H/V/D) 96 / 54 / / 54 /108 Motorised Pan/Tilt Gimbal 2-Axis 2-Axis 3-Axis Vertical: 60 / Horizontal 355 Vertical: 60 / Horizontal 350 Vertical: 60 / Horizontal 350 Rotational 355 Privacy Masks 3 Zones 3 Zones Day and Night Infrared Cutfilter Removal Built-in IR 10 m 20 m 10 m 20 m 20 m Audio Two-Way Audio G.711, AAC Built-in Microphone Built-in Speaker Connectivity Wired LAN Fast (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) Fast (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) Fast (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) Fast (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) Fast (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) Wireless LAN b/g/n 802.3af Digital Input/Output (DI/DO) 1/1 Memory Card Slot microsd SDHC (max. 32 GB) Software Features Video Format H.264, MJPEG H.264, MJPEG H.264, MJPEG H.264, MJPEG H.264, MJPEG Multi-Stream ONVIF Digital Zoom 4 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x Motion Detection Notification Recording to Local Storage Event Recording Recording to NAS IPv6 Support D-ViewCam Compatible Physical and Environment Dimensions 110 x 78 mm 110 x 78 mm Optional Power Input DC Power Adapter (Input VAC, DC Power Adapter (Input VAC, DC Power Adapter (Input VAC, DC Power Adapter (Input VAC, DC Power Adapter (Input VAC, 50/60 Hz; Output 12 VDC, 1.5 A) 50/60 Hz; Output 12 VDC, 1.5 A) 50/60 Hz; Output 12 VDC, 1.5 A) 50/60 Hz; Output 12 VDC, 1.5 A) 50/60 Hz; Output 12 VDC, 1.5 A) Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C -30 C to 50 C 0 C to 40 C -30 C to 50 C -30 C to 50 C Operating Humidity With D-Link Vigilance Cameras installed in our warehouse, we can ensure safety standards are being followed, and I can sleep easy at night knowing my premises is well protected...

12 22 video surveillance 23 Fixed Network Cameras (Wired / Wireless) D-Link s range of fixed network cameras are designed to meet the needs of businesses looking to implement a cost-effective monitoring system indoors, and who might also be looking for night-vision capabilities with either a hard-wired or wireless camera. All cameras offer motion detection with notification, so peace of mind comes already built in... DCS-930L Wireless Cloud Camera 1/5 VGA progressive scan CMOS sensor 640 x 480 resolution Built-in microphone Motion detection and notification DCS-932L Wireless Day/Night Cloud Camera 1/5 VGA progressive scan CMOS sensor 640 x 480 resolution Up to 5 m night vision with integrated IR illuminator Built-in microphone Motion detection and notification DCS-933L Wireslss Day/Night Cloud Camera 1/5 VGA progressive scan CMOS sensor 640 x 480 resolution Up to 5 m night vision with integrated IR illuminator Built-in microphone Motion detection and notification Built-in wireless extender (maximum five clients) Model DCS-930L DCS-932L DCS-933L DCS-942L DCS-2132L DCS-2136L DCS-2230/2230L DCS-7000L Image Sensor Type 1/5 VGA 1/5 VGA 1/5 VGA 1/5 VGA 1/4 1 Megapixel 1/3 1 Megapixel 1/2.7 2 Megapixel 1/4 1 Megapixel Megapixel Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) LowLight+ Maximum Video Resolution 640 x x x x x x x x 720 Lens Type Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Focal Length 5.01 mm 5.01 mm 3.15 mm 3.15 mm 3.45 mm 3.6 mm 4.37 mm 2.4 mm F-Number F2.8 F2.8 F2.8 F2.8 F2.0 F1.4 F2.0 F2.0 Minimum Illumination (Lux) 1 Lux 1 Lux (Colour) 1 Lux (Colour) 1 Lux (Colour) 1 Lux (Colour) 1 Lux (Colour) 1 Lux (Colour) 0.1 Lux (Colour) 0 Lux (Colour, White 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) 0 Lux (B&W, IR-LED on) Light LED on) Angle of View (Horizontal/Vertical) 45.3 / / / / / / / / 52 Motorised Pan/Tilt Optical Zoom Privacy Masks 3 Zones 3 Zones 3 Zones 3 Zones Day and Night ICR Filter Built-in PIR Built-in IR 5 m 5 m 5 m 5 m 5 m (White Light) 5 m 8 m Audio Two-Way Audio Built-in Microphone External Microphone Input Built-in Speaker External Speaker Output DCS-942L Wireless Enhanced Day/Night Cloud Camera 1/5 VGA progressive scan CMOS sensor 640 x 480 resolution Up to 5 m night vision with integrated IR illuminator Two-way audio with built-in microphone and external speaker output Recording to local microsd card slot (16 Gb included) or to a NAS device Integrated PIR motion sensor Motion detection and Notification with Snapshots. DCS-2230/2230L Full HD Wireless Day/Night Cloud Camera 1/2.7 2 megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor Full HD 1080p resolution Up to 5 m night vision with integrated IR illuminator Two-way audio with built-in microphone and speaker Recording to local microsd card slot or to a NAS device Motion detection, event recording and notification Integrated PIR sensor for enhanced motion detection DCS-2132L HD Wireless Cloud Camera 1/4 1 megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor HD 720p or 1280 x 800 resolution Up to 5 m night vision with integrated IR illuminator Two-way audio with built-in microphone and speaker Integrated PIR motion sensor Motion detection, event recording and notification DCS-7000L Wireless AC Day/Night HD Mini Bullet Cloud Camera 1/4 megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor Full HD 1280p resolution Up to 8 m night vision with integrated IR illuminator Wireless AC Two-way audio with built-in microphone and external Recording to local microsd card slot or to a NAS device Motion detection, event recording and notification Electronic pan/tilt/zoom for large-area coverage DCS-2136L HD Wireless AC Day/Night Cloud Camera with Colour Night Vision Sony Exmor 1/3 1 megapixel progressive scan CMOS sensor supporting Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) and LowLight+ technology HD 720p resolution Up to 5 m colour night vision with integrated white light illuminator Two-way audio with built-in microphone and speaker Recording to local microsd card slot (16 Gb included) or to a NAS device Integrated PIR motion sensor What is mydlink TM? mydlink is a cloud-based platform that maintains a live link between your router via the Internet and your mydlink smartphone/tablet app, so that you can always be in control, wherever you are and whenever you want. Whether you want to access, control, monitor or automate, there is a mydlink product, and supporting smartphone or tablet app, to help you. Just look for the mydlink logo... Connectivity Wired LAN Wireless LAN b/g/n b/g/n b/g/n b/g/n b/g/n b/g/n/ac b/g/n b/g/n/ac 802.3af PoE Digital Input/Output DI x 1, DO x 1 DI x 1, DO x 1 DI x 1, DO x 1 Monitor Output Memory Card Slot (16 GB included) (16 GB included) Software Features Video Format MJPEG MJPEG H.264, MJPEG H.264, MPEG-4, MJPEG H.264, MPEG-4, MJPEG H.264, MPEG-4, MJPEG H.264, MPEG-4, MJPEG H.264, MJPEG Multi-Stream Multi-Profile Digital Zoom 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x Electronic Pan/Tilt HTTP Secure (HTTPS) Java Support Motion Detection Notification Schedule Recording to Hard Drive Recording to NAS Audio Recording Mobile Stream UPnP Installation DDNS Support Enable/Disable LED Indicators D-ViewCam Compatible Physical and Environment Dimensions 27.2 x 60 x 96 mm 27.2 x 60 x 96 mm 80 x 115 x 80 mm 27.2 x 60 x 96 mm 58 x 89 x mm 58 x 43.1 x mm 95 x 58 x 38.7 mm 93 x 56 x 49 mm Weight 76.9 g 76.9 g 96.2 g 76.9 g 116 g 109 g 70 g 115 g (160 g with Stand) Maximum Power Consumption 5.5 W 2 W 4 W 5.5 W 3.65 W 4.5 W 2.5 W 3.5 W Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C 0 C to 40 C 0 C to 40 C 0 C to 40 C 0 C to 40 C 0 C to 40 C 0 C to 40 C 0 C to 40 C Operating Humidity